http://66.213.69.5/files/original/db14909ca7c1ce2b72c7d28c0b8032cf.pdf dd257256cff9cdd7cae6fe0f6912641f PDF Text Text , 12- the O.Uy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, July 7, 1976 Ernest H. Davis died on Monday Hospital News · Velerau Memorial Hospital Admitted Burdell McKinney, Middleport ; Grace Hysell, Pomeroy; Gladys BosworUt, Dexter ; Avanell Alshlre, Pomeroy ; Harvey Rockhold , Re~d ­ sville ; John Hunnell , Pomeroy ; Beverly RI>UBh , Pomeroy ; Lucy McCune , Middleport ; Car ol Hall , Cheshire; Samuel Pickens, Syracuse; Florence Ballman, Dayton ; Inzy Newell , Chester; Linda Bailey , . RuUand; Marie Roy, Racine; Usa Capehart, Shade ; Jonnie Meadows, Columbus. · · Discharged - Clarence Adams, Edna Swick, Charles Bissell, Inez Windland, Paul Hatfield, Inez Pooler, Bessie Douglas, Veieeta Rowe. Holzer Medical Center (Discharges, July 6) Mrs. Michael Callahan and son, Susan Canter, Kristin Davis, Lewis Fox , Cindy Ghearlng, Mrs. George Jackson and son , Carol Keaton, Edward ·Kell, Daisy Patterson, RebeCca Profitt, Dessie Riffle, Regina RusseU, Levi Wicklin.e. (Births, July 6) Mr . .and Mrs. Roger Nickels, son , Oak Hill; Mr. and Mrs . Robert Neville, daughter, Gallipolis. Pleasant Valley Discharges- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harrison, Point Pleasant; ·Mrs. James Duncan, daughter, Gallipblis Ferry; Wavie Stone, Leon ; Henry Bowe, Point Ple~ant; Lucille Baldridge, , Waverly, · Ohio; Mrs. James Hartley, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Brady Duncan, Apple Grove, and Hysell Infant, daughter of Randy and Kimali, of RuUand. MEIGS THEATRE Tonight thru-Thursday July 6-July & ~PT OPE~ Fri.·Sai.-Sun. July 9·1 0.11 THE HINDENBU!IG George C. Scott, Anne Bancroft, Atherton. William Colorcartoons Show St1rts 7 p.m. u nest H. t:J,avis, 63. a resident of the Addison community, died unexpectedly at 4:45p.m . Monday while mowing his grass. He had been in faUing health Ute past year . Mr . Davis was bom in Langsville on March 7, 1908, son of the late Orlando S. and Uddie K. Sheline Davis. He was a retired electrician wiUt the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Apple Grove, W. Va. He married Esther Painter in Wellston on -April 17, .1938. She survives, along with two sons, Phillip, Kanauga and James. of Stamping Ground , Ky .; one daughter , Mrs . Richard (Susie ) Travers, , Wilkesville ; six grand· children ; one sister, Mrs. Chester Hougland, Chillicothe and "one broUter , Worley Davis, Dexter. Funeral services will be held Friday, 1 p.m . at Ute McCoy-Moore Funeral Home With the Rev . Chester Lemley ofljciaUng . Burial wiD be in the Vinton Memorial Park. Friends may caD at Ute" funeral home Thursday from 2-4 and 7·9 p.m. Boa constrictor will be in library display < '! . VIsits from live sna~ea; a guinea pig Md ' rabbit wUI be part of the Pomeroy Library's " Animals " program this Thur_sday.: . Doyle &nales, manager uf the Forked Run State Park, will bring Ute snakes.and talk about them Wid other animal life. His collection of snakes includes a sll·foot boa constrictor. · Linda Stow, summer storyteller, will be on hand too. She will tell stories about animals hi legend and ' folklore . This animal program is me oUhe Lilrary Swnmer Fun· programs lor kids . All children aJ'e . welcome at · 3 p.m. on Thursday, July 8th, to get · better acquainted with animals. Mrs. Campbell died Tuesday ·Dateline 1776 PHILADELPHIA, July 4 The delegates to the Coallnenttl c.aacress - Dumbering less than 50 - adopted tbo.mu Jeflersu ' s Declaration of Independence alter eUmlnathlg his coademnaUoa of slavery. John Haacoek as president of the Congrels ud Charles 'Thompson as non·vollng secretary signed the document and sent II to the printer's so thot copies could be rushed throughout the colonies, for the first time Identified ali the United Slates of America. Five forfeit, three fined T. H. (Harri') Campbell , 87, Friends will be received at Mason , died Tuesday In the funeral home from 2 to 4 Ricmond, Va. He was born in and 7 to 9 p.m . Friday. Mason August 28, 1888, a son Survivors Include one of James and Carolin_!' Young · daughter , Mrs. Bill Five defendants forfeited Campbell. His wife , Grace (Caroline) Robinson, Richbonds and three others were Larimer Campbell, died in mood, Va.; one niece, Mrs. fined in .· the court of ·Mid· 1958. For many years he was Pearl Hereford, Southside ; dleport Mayor Fred Hoffman employed as a hotel clerk in · one nephew, Karl Bletner, Cohnnbus Ohio. He was a Knoxville, Tenn .. and three Tuesday night. Forfeiting bonds· were member of·' the Mason U. M. · grandchildren . Dennis L. Collins, address not . Church. listed, $25 posted on a Funeral services will be OFFTOSCHOOL disorderly manner charge ; runducted Saturday at 10:30 Carl Hysell, Meigs County Franklin D. Asbury, 42 , a.m. from the , Foglesong Juvenille-JlrobaUon Officer, Huntington, $25 , assured Funeral Home, Mason, with removed an unidentified 17· clear distance; Mark A. . the Rev. Robert Maring of- year old youUt to Fairfield ~Con Tillis, 26, Rutland , $50, . ficiating . Burial will follow in School for Boys Tuesday • the Suncrest Memorial Park . morning to begin serving_ a disorderly manner ; Lawrence Fields, 60, Midsentence of not less than five dleport, $50 disorderly months. The youth was manner; Rex L. Carter, • arrested early In June for Gallipolis, $25, running a stop FORCEPS FORGOTIEN . Con artists are operating in CATANIA, Sicily UP!~ selling marijuana . sign . Fined $25 and posts each this area again. Docton p-ealing 77·yeal' were Pansy Ohlinger, 18, (i!J&P,ELSING It was reported this. old widow Fllippa Mirabile Pomeroy, no operator's A GosPel ~lng' wQl be held license; Tina 'Voss, 18, morning by 'Don Robinson, for a lung · dlsea.se office mru~ager of Buckeye discovered li "foreign Saturday at 7:30 pm, at the Pomeroy, permitting U.M. Union Campground unlicensed driver to liSe her Rural E;lectric co ., that object" in her abdomen. per!l>nS are calling on local Examination of aa X·ray back of New Haven. Featured license; Dorsey . Qhlinget, residents pretending to .be showed an elght.-luch pair · will be Ute Reynolds family, 21, Middleport, assault and News Trio and battery. Buckeye Rural Electric of lorceps, apparently Good Trio. The sing will Travelers employees repairing forgotten when she ~~~>refrigerators. · derwent stomach surgery be sponsored by the Mason County Senior Citizens Home, . Robinson said this practice eight yean ago. NOW YOU KNOW. is not aut•· ·ized by ·Buckeye - :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Inc. All are welcome. Townsend Speakman of Rural. Philadelphia invented soda TWO ,FINED "We o not solicit HOMECOMING SET water in 1807. Later he added SYRACUSE Syracuse business. · Robinson added. The 53rd annual fruit juices as flavoring , Mayor Hermon London He continued, "All Buckeye homecoming and rally of the Rural Electric Co. employees Tuesday night fined Voshel L. Forest Run Baptist Church Donahue, Portland, $1~ and, have ID cards." cost with .three days con· will be held Sunday. The Robinson conclude~: "If a morning seS$ion will be by PERCY ABROAD . stranger comes to your door finement for operatiog a the Rev. Eddie Buffington, RABAT, Morocco UPI and says he's representing motor vehicle under the in· former pastor. The afternoon Sen. Charles Percy, D-ID., our finn, ask him (or her) to fluence of alcohol, and Phillip program and rally will be left Casablanca airport produce WI ID card. If they F. Bearhs, Racine, $10 and held from 1:30 to 3 p.m. and Tuesday en route to Tunisia can't, ihen call us or the costs for stop sign violation . all members are asked to · where he will have a reunion Both were cited to court by sheriff." wiUt his daughter who is Police Chief Milton Varian. attend .. working on an American hospital ship. During his FEARS LONG WAR IJlree.<lay slay in Morocco, WINNER CORRECTED SAN DIEGO UP! It was Racine Brownie Assistant Navy Secretary Percy paid courtesy visits Troop that took fir.st place Jack Bowers says lhe U.S. . with King Hassan and ?rime honors as the best marching military . Is not prepared to Minister Ahmed Osman. In \lllit in the July 4 parade wage a 'conventional war of Tunis he will ~ government Sunday at Racine instead of "sustained duration." He officials and meet with his Syracuse as was previously said, however, the mllilary daughter aboard the hospital aMounced. Marching with would correct the readiness ship SS Hope. the Racine unit was Brownie situation if the nation seemed Mlcbele Lott from Alanos, to be approaching a conNew Mexico. ventional w'ar sltuatibn . (cOntinue<J from page 2 creating procedure lor congressional review of· regulations issued by Federal departments and agencies. Under . this propos~ I, proposed regulations could be disapproved by concurrent resolution of Ute Congress, and existing or proposed regulations could be directed for reconsideration by a resolution of either House of Congress. S~ review and monitoring by Congress would place limits upon Ute ·discretionary authority of agencies. The aim of Ute legislation .would be to elimihate excessive discretion which has resulted in unnecessary and burdensome bureuicratic regulation. Another proposal would impose a rigid timetable on the President and the Congress to consider an act on ..£!.11pOsals to refo':_m Federal regulatory ac· tivities . Over a four year period - the President would send each year to the CongresS major regulatory · Square reform proposals covering Yard , .specific· sectors of Industry, for example, transportation, . .. Financially, that isl How? Just or finance, or construction. park your.money where It can do the 'lbese proposals would be most tor you ... In one of our high reviewed by Ute Congress. If Interest earning savings accounts! the Congress did not act by It's 'to your advantage. Find out. November llf each year Ute President's proposal would become Ute pending business A Home Bank in each House of Congress for inunediale ·consideration. A For variation of this proposal would require Utat Ute plan go Meigs County Into effect the following year unless Ute Congress disap· People: prove the plan. , '!be mechaniSm& that these proposals would create would help solve the problems created by Government that has gr.own too large, too powerful, too costly, too remote, and too deeply involved in the daily lives of the American people. If Congress has the will to conduct meaningful oversight Utete proposals could result In OHIO MIDDLEPORT RACINE governin~t which Is more reSponsible to Ute people. Meigs Propet:ty Transfers ' Lucille Jesse dec. to Richard Michael Youn~, Edward Allen Young, Cert. 01 trans. · Vivian Maxey dec, to Bulah Fay Maxey, Olive. Carl Davis, GleMa !.Iavis to Harold H. Hanun, Mildred, I. Hamm, Lot, Syracuse. Denzil L. Proctor, Bonnie M. ProCtor to Robert V. Hites, Mildred R. Hites, Lot S, Middleport. . . Esta RoliBh to Daniel RoliBh 1.45 acres, Leb!lnoo. · Clyde J. Morlan, Ethel Marie Morlan to Dooald Lee Headley, Mary Jane Headley, 0.79 acres, Orange. William D. McKnight, Violet G. McKnight to Gary McKnight, Nancy McKnlghl, 1.4 a., Rutland.· Pomeroy; Ohio Congregation of Jehovah': Witnesses to Arthur Rumf!eld, Mary Rwnlield, Parcels, Sallabury. Roxie Oller to Carl Gardner Jr., Katherine M. Gardner, Middleport. artists. operattng zn area Miller too RESCUE FILM HOLLYWOOD UPI Oscar-winning director ·George Roy Hili Will make a film version of Ute reScue of 103 hijacked hostages by cy.aeli ·troops front Entebbe Airport in Uganda last weekend . "Rescue at Entebbe" will be filmed as a Pan Arts presentation for Universal Pictures, it was announced Tuesday. NEW INCOME sCALE · COLUMBUS (UP!) Martin . W. Essex, state superintende~t of public instrucUon, said Tuesday a new i'.~ome scale for determining which children are eligible ·for free or reduced price school lqncbes has been established for the 1976-77 school year. The scale is modified annually by the Department of Agriculture, which sponsors ' the school lunch, school breakfast and speciill milk programs. . Eligibility is . based on famlly Income as it corresponds to family size. Children from a family of four, for example, wiUt an income at or below $7,130 a vear would qualify for free .neals and ·milk. Those from a family of the same size with an annual incrme between $7,130 and $11110 would qualify for red~ed priced meals. Other factors niay be taken into consideration Essex said, such as a ranilly with exceptionally high medical bills or sj>ecial . educatioo expenses. , Applications for the subsidy can be obtained through individual school districts ' can be sitting pretty Seton Colors and Designs The National Governors' · Conference kept ill 6.ah annual ineetlna both polite and bipartisan, but the wounds of the prilldenlill race showed tlrough the facade of both Democratic and Republlcan.unlty' ' '!be govemora ended their meeting Tuesday by ~ndorslng wellare reform and then going to visit Britain's Queen Elizabeth in , PhUadelphla. b Jimmy Carter, all but certain to get the DelliOCnllic presidential n<minatlan nest · week, visited the governors and won the unanimous endoreeml!llt of 1101lle 30 who bad breakfast with him.' But not all Democrats at Ute conference attended the Carter get-together. Gov. Ecttrin Edwards of Loul.llana, one who did not go, continued ~ support Ca!Uomla Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr., who dld not even attend the conference. Ji;dwardll said Carle~ : Is 'unclear on !lome Issues · uf interest to Louisiana SU!)h, as offshore development and energy policy. Two of the 13 Repub~ state governors held firm for Rooald Reagan for president and contended some of President Ford's support from 11 GOP governors is "soft." . Gov. James Edwards of South Carolina told UPI, ''My choice Is Reagan. His proven ability to get elected was shown in California, where the registration was 3-2 against him." . Gov. Meldrim Thomson of New Hampshire, also a · Reagan man, said be had heard Defense Secretary Donald Rumafeld is a possible Reagan running mate. He called the Idea "polson" al)d said that If Reagan chose Rumsfeld "he can forget about winning." Gov. Arch Moore of West Virginia said Republican chances of keeping the White ~ "are aC'IJen& If r~ - IMIIJl(Mt,ed, 'Jbe pabJic Ji ...kllq Jimmy ~. We ClmOt have a hllltei!IW Jnll(dent." ' 'lbe aovemori eadorM ~ 11 I welfll't propoulfor the federal pvemment to pay · Ill minlmllm bued an poverty Une, with ' ~ requirement that welfa~, reclpilllll aCCfllt reuunabW' ' job uuen. ~ '!be CCIIfererlct voted ~ to ~q~pcrt remimll of prici: controls from newlj ~•luralaas . ; A .,.,Jutlon_IIJW(II'tlnll ~ . propoted Equal Rl&hli: Amendment for worn•• ca!Tied on a voice vote. ~ .. .... • O..arles Jacobs died . Charles (Chad) Jacobi, 28,~ died Wednesday m01'11in& at" Veterans Memorial Holpl~ 1111 a result of apjlll'ent &elf· inflicted gunshot woundll. ' .; . Mr. Jacobe wu taken to the•• hOSpital late Saturday at! ternoon from hll home oh';. Uncoln Hill Rd., Pomeroy by. the Pomeroy E·R Squad. He,. had a head injury cauaed by a .26 celiber plslol, pollee said.: Mr. Jacobe wu auocla~ With hll lather, the late~ Robert L. Jacobe, at ·the Ben • Franklin Store in Pomeroy. . The elder Mr' Jacobe died June 24, l9.76, : Among the sw'vlvors 111'11' his mother, Katherine and a brother, Robert. F11neral arrangementa are being : made at Ute Ewing Funeral; Home. · on. ·l ASKS TOWED A marriage license was Issued to Brian Duane Knapp, . 19, Syracuse and Deanna Christine Baker, 17, Rt. 2, Coolville . . ' \. News •• in Briefs (Continued fralll .... 1) was able to swim out of the tanker's way although the ship's wake sucked him backwards into the middle uf the chlinnel. NEW YORK -SOME 40,000 NON-MEDICAL employes at 34 ~rivate nmproflt hospitals in the metropolita~ area went.1'.1 strike today alter marathon negotiation& laUed to realifl agreement on a new contract before a 8 a.m. strike deariiini. · The talks at the Biltmore_Hotel broke off about 4:30a.m. and no new session& were scheduled, The 34 hospitals hate 21,115 beds, or tw<Khlrds of the voluntary bed capacity in the metropolitan area. 'lblrteen njll'S)ng homes also are involved but employes at the h0111es will stay on the job at least unQJ Saturday to aUow time to relocate elderly inmates. ~ .~ CINCINNATI- A FOUR MON1lf JAIL SENTENCE anil a $5,000fine have been-imposed on suspended Cincinnati Pd lca Chief Carl V. Goodin for jury convictions of perjury an4 tampering wiUt evidenct> l'be 43-year-old former chief Wl!l sentenced Tuesday afternoon by Hamiltbn County Co~ Pleas Court Judge Gilbert Bettman. ~ The ju~e meted out a 1~10 yea~ Ohio Penitentiary ternl : to Goodin, but then suspended the sentence on condition that Goodin l!pend four months in the cOIUI!y jail and pay a f2.SG!I fine oo each of the two eolints. Dettman also handed down a 1· to-10 year prison term to suapended Pollee Lt. Richard IG Beyer, the vice squad chief under Goodin, but Ukewl.le; suspended that sentence on condition that Beyer spend 30 dayi ' In jail and pay a total of $1,000 In fines. , ' MEN'S SHIRTS .•• . Western shirts · famous m11ke mens dress shirts - leisure shirts knit shirts and . tank . tops . Sizes 14112 to - a good ~lection. The savings 11re terrific. 17112 Ready For Delivery -and lnstallatlonl Buy Now and Savel lr.~els 912·2635 Furniture ·RACINE HOME NATIONAL BANK SALE PRICES ELBERFELDS-IN. POMEROY. Solomon, Ute legendery problem solver, maybe couldn't have done much better, everything considered. That's how Ute decision of Administrative Law Judge William .L O'Brien ol the Interstate Commer ce Commiasion 'has impressed some observers on aban· donment ol the Chessie System Logan to Pomeroy attempts to balance the needs tinue· in operation. of rail users and the railroad The Utird sel!ment, (,rom company by dividing the 83.84 Dundas to Kerr In Vinton' and mile line into [our segments. Gallia Cou.nties , will be The first segment, from abandoned. Logan to Creola in Hocking '!be fourth'segment, from and Vinton Counties, will he Kerr to the end of Ute line a1 abandoned. · Pomeroy in Galli a and Meigs The sec ond segment, Counties, will be served by [rom Creola to Dundas In ConRail. Vin'ton Cow ty, will be lea~ The only major rail users to the Baltimore and Ohio to lose service under the plan Railroad (also · a unit of will be the WestVaco Chessie System ) and co11: . Woodyard at Bidwell in line •via McArthur and GaUipoll$ . Business and industrial Interests in Meigs and Gallia County came ' o'ul slighlly ahead in O' Brien's adjudicati on ba sed on testimony taken at a public healing In Gallipolis April 7 Utrough 9 and on information obtained before a nd af~r the hearing. The O'Brien decisio n Bell given rate boost COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Public Utliltiea .Commission of Ohio ( PUCO) ioday unanimously .granted a $200 miiUon annusl rate hike to. Ohio Bell Telephone Co., which will mean a $3 a month Increase on residential telephones for the utl!JUes 2.3 million 'customers in Ohio. The rate hike is the largest ever approved by the three member conunlsslon. Ohio Bell, the state's biggest utility, orlginaUy sought a f216 million increase when lt filed its request in November 1974. PUCO Cbainnan C; Luther Heckman said · seven ilepatate meetings were held by he and his colleagues to dlllcuss the company's •equest. Heckman and ·ommlssloners Sally W. lloqmfleld and David C. lweet said very little before 1igning the order. BoUt Heckman and Sweet l!ldicated they would file opinion& objecting to certain sections of the order. '!bey did not elaborate. The order includes these provisions: . . ~ a month increase on residential phones. -20 cents or twice the current amount to use a public telephone. -Limited, free directory 'assistance calls. A residenUal · user will be permitted Utree free information calls per monUt. Each additional call will cost 20 cents. · -oPtional measured ·tele' Phoo'l"lel'\>lce for realdentlal customers. Those who select the · service · would pay between $5.50 and $11 a 10onth, depending on where they Uve in Ohio, for 30 calls. Each additiooal call will cost Gallia County . However , service will be lost to an area wiUt large coal reserves and excell ent deveropm ent potential. The plan will afso destroy a direct rou~ between Coii!Jllbus and the Ohio River . TIJe Chessie System is required by Ute decision to continue poosen t service. hetween Dundas and Pomeroy for one year after the issuance of an abandonment . ' serttfica te ; Ute certilica te yet to be iasued. This was done to enforce an agreement be· tween Chessie System . and the·American Electric Power System, and also to provide time for Chessie System and ConRail 1o reach a transfer agreement on the Kerrs to Pon,eroy segment without service interruplion. Should .ConRail he unwilling to serve the Kerrs to Pomeroy segment of Ute line, then • • enttne at y VOL XXVIII nine cents. Ohio Bell asked for higher basic monthly charges for 15 calls. - Mandatory measured telephone service lor business · customers. . A business will be allOwed 80 calls for each line in the office. Each additional call will cost nine cents. Measured telephone ser\>ice Is in operation only in the Cleveland'area at Ute present time. The increases will not take effect for at least li month. The company will be asked to file with the PUCO a complete new schedule of rates based on the lower ·amoupt of the annual increase. The new rates wiD begln . 30 days after the commission's approval of the new schedule. The company, which has 2.S million customers, will be granted a rate of return of 8.03 per cent. The company had sought a rate of 10;75 per cent, and the commission's staff argued for 6.45Jjier cent. The staff's recommendation would have . produced $147 million more a year for Ohio Bell. , A recent decision by the Ohio Supreme Court had a dramatic upward ,effect on the commissioners' final decision. '!be court said the PiJco could no longer reduce ~ utility's rate of return to counter'balance what it considered an inflated rate base, which is the total value of a Clll!lpany's bllifdings a~d equipment. As a result of the court ruling, the commissioners did not accept the staff's lower rate of return and decided to go with the higher figure . NO. 57 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO e . . Chessie System will be ldcArUtur and a majority of required ' t9 continue the line's customers . operation of Ute entire Logan Everyone Interested In to Pomeroy line. providing subeidy fundi to The Meigs cOunty Rail keep any portion of the line · Service Committee is e1· scheduled for abandonment ploring what steps can be in operatio.n or desiring more taken 'to insure Ute continued · information on the aban· operation of the entire Logan donment situallon should John Arnott, to Pomeroy line a.i a part of contact chairman, Meigs .County Rail Cl~essie. System. , Howevet, this decision Service Committee, 480 insures continued rail service Broadway Street, Mid· to-> P,omeroy, Gallipolis, and dleport, Ohio 45760 (99U794). PRICE THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1976 } • 'I . ... FIFTE~N .CENTS I at1on toasts Ford Presidency puts on brilliant show· at state dinner, 'dance ~~...~::;m:::::;;;:::::::::~8:::::~::~:c:::::::;:;:;:::::;:::,::~::::::~:,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::~ ~News. . . in Briefsl By United Press International BOSTON- "WHO CARES?" said Darrell Johnson when asked about mounting complaints over his selection of American League pitchers for next week's AU-Star game. "I don't intend on ~etting into ahy oontroversy : T-he All-Star game is the thing that counts," the Boston Red Sox and AL manager said Wednesday. Since announcing his nine-member pitching staff would Include four relievers with uninspiring records, Johnson has · born Ute brunt of nasty words from a pair of pitchers left off the ataff:l Jiin Palmer of Baltimore called Johnson "an idiot." Gaylord Perry of Texas said the league office "should disqualify that manager." · WASHINGTON (UP!) - l:)leen El!zabeUt II, calling President Ford's invitation to visit the United States "a generous gesture,' ' was treated -to the most brilliant social evening of the Ford . preside~~ Wednesday night, before startmg the Utlrd day of her VISit. Entertained by British-born comedian Bob Hope, the .Queen and her husband, Prince Philip, danced and chatted with their hosts iiU midnight, with a full scale of events awaiting them today. . · , The queen, who arrived in Washington Wednesday morning , visited Arlington National cemetery andJ~ Lincoln Memorial before attending a state dinner ·of lobster · an~ a saddle of veal served In the White House Rose Garden under a candle-lighted white tent .. She was to visit the things that matter," she said, National Cathedral and other adding that Anglo-American spots of interest today before friendship "has ·brought with departing Friday for New it benefits beyond measure to our peoples. York. "May it long continue to Ford and the queen exchanged toastp during dinner flourish ... " With all Ute glitter and at the mansion, burned by the glamor on hand, the dinner invading British in 1814. The President said Eliza- was clearly the Fords' most . beUt's visit . w11s, 'ltl'l!ly a brilliant l!pCial evening in the reaifiimation •• of friendship White House - and tl1ey and ~omised that during the made the most of it, daricing next century, the United cheek to cheek untill:40 a.m. States ''will be on Ute side of EDT. At 'the reception, many of the United Kingdom .. ." the women curtsied and the Dressed in a yellow sequin· men, in- white tie, gave the encrusted gown, a diamond tiara, diamond necklace and l:)leen low bows as she stood dsngling diamond earrings, by the President's side, with the bluwashed Order of smiling and shaking hands. The President did the the Garter across her chest, the Queen said Ford's honors later in introducing invitation ·was " a generous the entertainers, Hope and the prizewinning pop group gesture and apposite. "Time and again, in the "Captain and Tennille." Giving a command perfortesting days of war and the mance, Hope quipped, "I:ve constructive years of peace , (Continued on page 8) we have stood together on Carter unawed ALBANY, Ga . (UP!) Jinuny Carter sees his rise to a certain Democratic presidential nomination nel';t week as "a 'kind of steady evolution," but fear of losing in Noveml)er "is something that is constantly on my mind." . Carter, in an expansive mood aboard his chartered MOSOOW - SAFE IN AN ORBITING LABORATORY. jet flying home from his final two Soviet cosmonauts busied themselves today with a lengthy · fund-raising dmner 10 . teries of experiments that could keep them circling earth for Hollywood , Fla., · said several months. Boris Volynov al)d '\'Italy Zholobox climbed Wednesday night he might into the roomy research station Wednesday night after piloting have been awed by the their Soyuz 21 capsule to a docking more than 150 mlles above enormity of his. frontrunner earth. status (f it had come like a Yolynov, 41, a veteran rusmonaut, ami Zholobov , 39, a spsce thunderclap. rookie, were rocketed into space 25 hours before the linkup Instead, Carter has been the Soviet' Union's first manned space mission since last campaigning and organizing aummer's joint Apollo:S.yuz spectacular. In the most detailed at the precinct and county account of ihe Soyuz 21 yet released, the Tass news agency levels for three years&aid the men would study earth's surface and atmosphere, waging a sometimes lonely space and the effects of weighUessness, as well as carry out door-to-door effort since medical and biological research. . · . leaving the Georgia governor's office in January, SAN FRANCISOO - PATRICIA HEAR.S} 'S sentencing 1974, and winning Jq for robbing a San FranciSco bank with the Symbioneae primaries along Ute way. Liberation Ann)' is now off until0ct.11 at the earliest. . · He shared a bit of his 30th U. S. District Court Judge WiUiam Orrick Jr. Wednesday wedding anniversary extended the period fpr her psychiatric evaluation for 90 days celebration with traveling at the request of the Jlureau of Prisons. The bureau asked for reporters, strolling to thll m9l'e time to study the ·22-yeaHld newspaper heiress at the back of his campaign plane federal correctional facility in Sail Diego, where she is being with his wife Rosalynn. Airline hoste$Ses uncorked held. champagne bottles and HOUSTON - TEXAS HEART INSTITirrE doctors say passed out pieces of an •!hey hope a mechanical pwnping device successfully anniversary cake . implanted in a 44-year-old woman this week eventually will MICHAEL MAGNOTIA "I honestly don't feel any lead to development of a totally mechanical hwnan heart. . ATHENS - MIChael J. different; I might think of, The device kept the woman alive for slx days before it was Magnotta, son of Jose()_~~ something cu,le to say, but_ I rilmoved the Institute reported Wednesday. The patient, who Magnotta, 58( Lincoln St., ,., honest!,~ don t feel .MY dif. was not tdentified, was reported in "stable" condition at St . Mlddlepor\, and the late · ferent, · ~rter sa1d ~h~n Luke's Hospital. The patient was believed to be the fifth person Marilrtha P. Magnotta, has 'asked how llfeels to be w1thm to have an abdominal left ventricular 'assist device Implanted · been awarded the Eleanor . ~uch easy reach of the at the hospital since November. GIll ord Memo ria i nomination. . Scholarship at Ohio "It's been such a kind of CINCINNATI - "I'LL BE VINDICATED.'' says University for the 1976-77 ~dy evolution toward the ~dec! Cincinnati Pollee Chief Carl V. Goodin, who ill academic year. Magnotta victory that I think I have preparing to appeal the perjury and tampering wlth evidence attended Meigs · High assured now," said Carter. convictions that ha'le landed him a Jour month jail sentence School, where he was "There hasn't been any and a $5,000 fine. · · senior class president and abrupt change - but as f~ ~s "I Intend to fight the verdict of the jury and the senlencing a member of National my hometown, my falllily IS declslan uf the jUdge until I have my last day in court, when Honor Society. He plans to ·Concerned, you know, I have 1'111 sure I'll be vindicated," the 43-year old former chief said major in mathematics a.t already had that Wednesday 1n his first public statement since the day after he ou · homecoming and I really · don't feel that different." . · (Continued on page 8) · ONE OF THREE UNITS making up a housing rumpiex in Pomeroy on ~ulberry Ave., ill well underway by Prime Builders Co., Colwnbus. Forty-eil!ht two- bedroom apartments wiD be located in the three buildings. :::::::;:;:;:::::::::;:;:::::::;:;:::::::::;;:.:;:::::::::;:;:::::;:;:;::::::: Drug mo~t . abused is alcohol Dateline 1776 PHILADELPHIA, July 8 - The Declaration of Jn. dependence was proclaimed publicly for the first time _In the · State House yard. It was. read by Col. John Nixon at noon before an assemblage of several thousand Philadelphians summoned by the pealing of the Uberty Bell. The response was "three repeated huzzahs." :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: WASH!j'GTON (UP! ) Alcohol, when used with other drugs, tops Ute list of leading drugs of abuse lor the first time in four years of measurements by a national Drug Abuse Warning Network, the governmen~ said today. The latest DAWN report says that as of last April Cloudy tonight and Friday, alcohol in combination wiUt chance of showers. Lows oUter .drugs was the most tonight in the mid 60s. Highs fr~_uen~y reported drug m Friday in the mid 80s. criSIS Slluahons m wh!Ch a . Probability of rain 60 per cent dru~ user sought help or died. today, 30 per cent tonight and Since the DAWN began m 40 per cent Friday. 1972 for use by federal· narcotics enforcement and treatment agencies, the UNIT CALLED tranqillizer Valium has · The Middleport E-R Squad topped the list as Ute leading was summoned Weqnesday drug reported by emergency at .2: 20p.m. to assist Homer rooms, medical examiners, Bradshaw of Cole St. in crisis centers , hotlines, free Pomeroy . He was taken to clinics and hospital inpatieht Veterans HospitaL units. In April it was second. Although officials of the National Institute on Drqg MEETING AT JACK'S Abuse gave no explanation The SouUtern Ohio Chapter for alcohol moving from second to first on the chart, of the Black Lung Assn. of ·the report noted 'Utat DAWN Pomeroy will meet Sunday at does not . gather data on I p.m. at Jack's Club, in• alcohol used alone, only tersection of State Routes 7 alcohOl when used with and 143. All members and another drug for nonmedical their wives are urged to atpurposes. tend. There will be a speaker. Others in _the top ten Women interested in reported were heroin, becoming members are in· marijllana, aspirin, LSD, vited . ·secobarbital and methadone . Weather :,:,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::,:,:,:,:,:,:::· HORSE SHOW SET TUPPERS PLAINS - The EXTENDED OUTLOOK Bar 30 Horsemen will stage a Mostly lair with the horse show beginning at 5 chance of a few afternoon p.m. Saturday at the Bar 30 or evening thundershowers show grounds near here . . Saturday and Sunday, Judge for the 19 halter and 28 Partly cloudy )'II~ a performance '1:lasses will be chance of thundershowers Jim Dodson, St. Albans, W. Monday; Highs In the upper · Va. Admission is $1. Refresh80s and low 90s. Lows In the ments wili he served on the mid and upper 60s. ~rounds . ,:,:,:,:,:::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-.:::::::::::::::::::: COFC TO MEET The Pomeroy Chamber of BAND TO MEET Commerce wili have an cplm Meigs Band students are to meeting Monday, July 12, at ·meet at the high school to the Meigs Inn at noon . Guest pr ~c tice IJl!nd camp music speaker will be Mike Gerlach Thursday · and Friday at 7 who wiil speak on U1e history p.m. of Pomeroy. \City.rocked by wave of crime· .. Gallia County lawmen have been busy the past 24 hours investigating a rash of breaking and enlerings and serious vandalism . Sheriff's deputies late We.dnesday completed investigation of two break-ins at the Silver Bridge Shopping Plaza while city police early this morning Investigated seven complaints of van· In v o I vI n g d a I ism automobiles . Approximately $2,100 worth of merchandise was taken Tuesday night in a'B&!E at Ute "Radio Shack located at the Silver · Bridge Shopping Plaza. Mike Fetherolf, store manager, said entry was made by throwing a rock 1hrough a large plate glass window on the west side of the building. Missing was a 16 channel scaMer, a three'l!hannel CB radio, a six-channel CB; three other CB radios, a turntable, and · various mounts used to install equipment. The Sears Store, loca~d in the shopping plaza, was also entered by prying the back dooropen,...Missing were five used color television sets which were in the shop for I \, repairs; a hair dryer, a sewing · machine and relay control for an air condiitoner. ·Deputies ·aid three sets of shocks were found in a cornfield behind the store. A crowbar was also found . It is believe at least three persons were involved -in Ute burglary. City police were bUSY Utis morning investigating car vandalism. While cri routine patrol, officers found seven cars had been vandalized by throwing bricks through windshields, windows or to damage paint. · The vehicles were : A 1969 Oldsmobile owned by · Kenneth McLaughlin, Pomeroy, parked in the 5oo · block of First Ave. A brick was thrown through Ute rear widow , A '72 Dodg!i owned by Arthur W. Wroblewski, 818 First Ave. had a large hole in its trunk. A car owned by Arne! Myers, 1063 Second Ave. had a broken side mirror and broken post between Ute wing glass and window. It was · parked in the 100 block of · Second Ave. The windshield on a car owned by Harold (Continued on page 8) Publ.ic ·offered tickets to . fair . ' Membership tickets for the Spencer 's Markel, · Mid · 1976 Meigs County Fair, to be dleport; New York Clothing held Aug. 17-21, have been House, Green Lantern, Sugar placed on sale in local · Run Flour Mill, Swisherbusiness houses. Lohse Drug Store, Five Tickets, offered only to Points Grill and Gloeckner's . individuals, admit pur- in Pomeroy ; the Middleport chasers to the fair and Department Sto~e; Dave's parking space ali five days of Market on Old Rou~ 33; the fair. Tickets lor this II 3th Ruth 's Market, Syracuse; fair remain $4 each, the same Miller Brothers Grocery, as last year. There -is no Rutland; Waid Cross Sons, charge for any grandstand Racine, and Nita Ritchie, event at the fair . · Tuppers Plains. Tickets are available at ••• •, ! Otessie line will service Meigs, Gallia area King . July Clearance Sale In Stock Reducel'! Save $2 To • HER.SHEY, Pa. (UPI) - ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY- All ROLLS Cuts showed up .· I. •• ,, �~ - The IJatly Sentinel , Mlddleport-r ~-neroy , 0., Thursday, July 8, 1976 ~~(::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~::~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::::::::::}: More discussions on veep· problem plaitned . ., Last ooa1 cart is pulled : ;: ! Earl~[: from mine by pony team '!.·,.::.1, INGWOOD, W.Va . (UPI) - The soft click-click of ::;; Barnett's tongue, bidding the two ponies out of the 1,000- '::; ·:.: foot coal mine shaft for the final time, marked the end of':': . CarMIIe serenity at last A precision-Jeweled, Bulova-bred watch by Caravelle. Sholc\ rulstant an11 .,_ magnetic. an~~~ Ba~tt's , COLUMBUS (UPI) - spending cut amounted to Democratic legislative $62.5 mllllon. leaders say Gov. James A. "Why, then, wasUtere ever Rhode:thas "needlessly" cost any impoundent of funds to Ute state federal matching begin with?" the legislative funds for education and leaders asked, "Why did the mental health by impounding governor needlessly impound $64 mlllion in appropriated $30.5 mllllon In education state funds . dw-ing Ute past funds, for example; or why fiscal year. needlessly impound other In a joint statement, Senate state dollars which have President .Pro Tempore resulted in lost federal Oliver Ocasek, D-Akron, and matching funds?" · House Soeaker Vernal r.. Ocasek and Riffe said the Riffe·Jr., D-New Boston, said legislatw-e undW!Stimated Wednesday' state revenues revenues lor Ute first year by lor the fiscal year ending only $18.1 mllllon. June 30 were $64 million more "It has been our contention than the Rhodes · that .this legislature pa~ a administration estimated balanced budget in June, · when the two-year budget 1975," Utey said. "The fa'Cts was enacted in 1975. continue to support that Ocasek and Riffe said the contention" governor's 2 per cent ~~somewhere in France." And I never was thert, but Utey are familiar words to me! · A young man who lied about. his age, at 17, and dr~nk a quart of water to w~igh enough to enlist In the Army. A:! women and .children ran along beside the train, Cf)'ir\g and waving from the biggest pottery lown in the world ·-then, owners of potteries and porcelains promised them jobs when Utey returned; be was one of the (fortunate?) ones who returned after Ute guns were stilled at II a.m., 11\h day ol. November, 1918; Armistic~ Day; but he could not adjust to civilian Ufe, and jobs were taken by slackers or someone · eise, and he enliste<' in the Navy lor three morn· •.!&rs. !IUS time he ~eturned Ute Depression was setting in .. Warehouses were filled up and he was fed up after ·traveling all over the world in service to his country. And Utere was no place lor . him here - no jobs. So he walked the streets with others looking lor any kind of work. But there was only Ute "War cliest" for these unsung heroes. ~. FBI marked-AIM as P•o•• domestic terrorists GOE5SLER Jewelry Stare AstroGrapM Dixie Pierce COmina here . Valley Lu~ber &Supp~ Co. VACATION TIME SPECIALS... 4 PLY, POLYESTER, WHITEwALL E78-14 ••••••••••••••••• •23.95 F78-14 ................. •24.95 G78-14 ... : ........ ••• '25.95 G78-15 ................. •25.95. H78-15 •••••••• .........'26.95 $26 .00 year ; SIK and transmit only one of Utelr positive baby . This applies tp genes \0 the baby some of Ute many pregnancies teroffspringaregoilll!lohavedd minating in abortions. Such genes which is Rh negative. deaensillzing' ttealrnent can Of course, if both parents prevent most of the comhave DD Rh genes all the plic~Uons occurring from Rh children will have DD genes problems. . and be Rh positive. I am sending you The Yow- letter boUters me Health Letter number 6-4 that because the problem with Rh deals with. Blood Type, Rh negative blilod does not occw- Factor and Transfusions. when the baby is Rh negative. Others who wish to have Utis The problem occurs when an information can forward 50 Rh negative mother has an centa for it wiUt a long, Rh posltlye liaby. The Rh stamped, self-addressed negative mother literally envelope for mailing. Ad• becomes allergic to Rh dress your letter to me in positive blood. Her antibodies care of lhis newspaper, P; 0. or immunity to Rh positive Box 1551, Radio City Station, blood attack Ute blood In the New York, NY 10019. Rh positive baby, destroying . DEAR DR. LAMB - You'll blood and causing a jaun- never know how much good diced like reacllon. · you are doilll! for flnan~lally This does not occur if the pressed poor people who have baby is Rh negative. The no way of obtaining medical mother's Rh positive blond (if advice other than through she is Rh positive) will not , yow- colwnn. I've read some contain antibodies and will mighty good advice. not affect the baby. It's You wrote about cigarette important that all Rh smoklng.l'm63years old and negative mothers be treated quit smoking at age 56. Even whenever they have had any . !hough it was late In the day, pregnancy with an 'Rh you'll never know how this FEES RETURNED . State Audl,tor Thomas E. 'Ferguson Tuesday distributed $116,746,828 in 1976 state motur vehicle July I, 117e regiskation fees to ·local Dame. fortune may start pulling 1 governments. Meigs County some strings tor you this year received $153,735.57. Counties that she couldn 't get untangled received 61 pet, of the lunda. In lhe past A major break Is Ow~ DR. LAMB Reader's questions about Rh factor GENERAL TIRE SALES ject. You can manage, If you really try. months Sl3 .50 r . th~ee months. S7 .50 . Subscr!P:Iton price incrudes Sunday Times -Sentinel. ily Lawrence E..Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB - I am confused about Rh negative and Rh positive blood factors. Call you help clear lhis up' I have three children and the last chil~ I was told was an R/11 blue baby. It was Rh nega live bl~oti. Are a'il children with Rh negative blood blue or Is there a ·dif· ference? II has always been my understanding that when boUt parents have positive Rh. factor the chance of a child having negative blood is remote, but if one parent Is neg a live and Ihe other positive the chances are quite good. Please exp1ain as I am worried about any future pregnancies. Also tell me if you have a Hea!Ut Letter oh tills subect. DEAR READER - . You have understood correcUy. It lJ pGIIJible for two Rh poaiUve puenlt to have an Rh nepllve baby. Each parent hu two ge11e1 for the Rh · factor. Tbe D gene Is dominant and the d gene weak. If bolh parenll are Dd ' i Nothing new in hard times By Goldie Clendenin . PORTLAND ~ I remember war and hard times, long before Utere was a President Kennedy, Bay of Pigs and Vietnam : or President Nixon, whose "Wa~rgate Disgrace" was cussed and discussed and is yet - and wondering how many who judged him in his trial before · Ute World, were . really worthy to · lie judging another. World War I -hearing folk say President Wilson was elected in 191~ on a platform wkeep U. S. from war, Utat he lied to Ute people; in April 1917 when I was 10, WW I was declared and my favorite uncle enlisted in the Navy. The "Cream of Ute ·Crop" of youth were shipped "over there" to lace shrapnel shot and shell as they dug fox holes (trenches) w h1 ~e in from the bombs overhead. The soldiers carried larg~ packs on their backs l)nd often wore gas masks and lay in water when Wo tired to trudge through the mud; had clothes torn olf in barhed wire lalll!les, went without food, drank from mud holes, ate horse meat, and went on, cold, wet and hungry; Verdun, Argonne Forest and Chatteau Thierry are IY IULOVA J ·;Rhodes hla.med . in funds loss . - Actor Grant has WASlUNGTON (UPI) - his resonant voice is AcWr Cary Grant, flndlng unmistakably the Cary Grant waning days before the .!: and (ederal :rune Inspectors said Melva j[: serenity at last, is. ~g of the Mt. Rlllhmore thtiller, conv~ntioo. Co.'s rtmnelton Mine was the last to use mine ::: his retiremeii£ enjoying . his "North by Northwest," and "It's proceeding In a very :•,:,: , Mining ponies in West Virginia. They will be replaced by ::: young daughter ·JeQnlfer, the moving "An Affair to careful and thorough way," mechanical coal buggies. . } lounging around his house In Remember, I $Aid Carter. "I'll be meeting :::: He · was delightul, \ "I knew I would have to do It eventually," said Barnett. ;:;: pajamas- and living life to with t 0 the t t"1al unpretentious, ·, remlniJc:ent, Its fullest. po enhere nomineeswowhile r· I'm in ) "Hit wasn't for Ute longer haul I'd stay with the ponies." ::;~ Gi'ant, now 73 and a decade thoughtful and unhurried Barnett ell(lects the mine's production wtriple, He also ( Plains - Utat will be Senator removed from his last movie, during 80 minutes of planned to deepen his mine by 3,000 .feet . { · Mondale and Senator Glenn "Walk Don't Run," set In the conversation with several His tw0-pony teams were able to haul coal carts ::; - and then I also reserve the weighing as much as 4,500 pounds over the 1,000 feet of'::: Olympics, was here wattend repc1'ters. over. colfee and optiOiiiD invite one or two or tracks inside Ute mine. :;:; a White House state dinner cake. Utree or four, perhaps, in Grant sees his daujhter, Now, Ute steel machines w!U be able to cart much morei ' for Queen ElizabeUt of Great New York." . now 10, "as often as I can." . Britain. The American Film .,., oeal in less time. Carter said he will decide .. Institute at the Kennedy He left the flhn btBlness after whether to see Rodino after ::::;:::;:;: ;:;:;:;: ;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:::;:;:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:::;:::::::;:::::::;:::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::~:::::: :~::. Cente• also is presenting 36 ilf she was born. He does not go Kirbo returns . from to an o.lflce, for "I can do It aU his films Utis summer. Washington with a report on Grant, a native of England, at home and stay In my pajahim, "but he is one of Utose said he first -came to · mas." He stUJ can't walk 17 )oweto. Chemthat is being considered" for Washington more tban 50 down Fifth Avenue. without Dortam 1tr1p.' ·dl'l. Black _..,._ the second spot. years ago to do vaudeville being recognized, "but they When asked about Church, when Woodrow·WIIson came treat me a bit dilferenUy." Carter repli,ed, "I haven't by to see him. Grant bad to go He does not do television. said I am not going to "I baven 't aeen a movie in into the Uteater alley to see interview him." CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa you said about Ute American him because WilSon was In a ages," he said. "I'll be Carter flew to HollywOO\I, (UPI ) - Oarence Kelley , Indian Movement, the wheelchair. .truthful. I find life so much Fla., for a $1,000-per.per...,n making his firs! appearance· American Indian Movement Court, Jl., 1'11111~rov more Interesting." He An bll-tlme star of the light, cock t a! I reception at a criminal trial as director appears on Page 2of the issue romantic comedy, he now has paused, "It's great lor people Wednesday night which of the FBI, said his agency of ri<lmestic·Terrorist Digest, hair that's nearly white, but wbo live roUtine Uves." brought in an estimated '~ad listed the American does it not?" Kunstler asked. "ll_does," Kelley replied. $148,000. Campaign finance Indian Movement as a He said he did not know how director David Dunn said the terrorist group. campaign will liave raised He also said Wednesday many times AIM had been and spent $8 milllon on the FBI informants may have listed in Ute publication . The defense questioned primaries when all the bills attended AiM meetings. are tabulated a weelt from Kelley was on Ute stand Kelley abopt the use of • Btmiet Bt<lt Oaol today. · most of tile day as a defense teleprinters to relay inFor Frldoy, July 9, 1171 Dunn said once,Carter gets wi.tness in lhe trial of Robert formation concer ning organizations such as AIM to the nomination he is eligible Robideau, 29, of Portland, ARIES (Morch 21·Aprll 11) for $21.116 mllllon to he spent Ore., and Darelle BuUer, 33, FBI field and other taw en- Persons you treat generously forcement - offices. The t o~ay will respond In kind . Cast in the general election of Rogue River, Ore. a little btead upOn the waters , It campaign. . The two members ol AIM defense charged such activity could return a large yield . He said next week's were accused of kUling two led to an atmosphere of fear convention will cost Carter FBI agents on Ute Pin'e Ridge on Ute reservation before and TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Good news 'iOU'IJe been hoping about $35(1,000. Oglala Sioux Reservation in alter the shootings. for regard ing a venture you're Kunstler contended tile involved iri may be corn ing to South Dakota last summer, The defense contended shoot-out occurred because day. It should brighten your Indians on the reservation Ute FBI agents and Ute In· sp irits. TRUSTEES TO MEET EASY TO INSTALL ., . Save time and involved were GEMINI (Moy 21-Junt 20) The JACKSON - A special were harassed by ule FBI dlans ''psyched out" by material right type of alliance could labor .' A coil of 4" tubing weighs only 70 before and after.Ute shootings meeting of Ute Rio Grande prOve very fortl.!nate today. On transmitted to l?BI agents of agents Jack · Coler and · pounds. No special tools or fittings required. Community College District · projects impo rtant to you from various law en· Ronald Williams. No waste, just cut to length required. Board of Trustees wiU be held fina nc ially. se l·ect capable forcemen t sourr;es~ rumors allies The agents were killed in a . ' lhis evening at 7:30 p.m. at the Community Health shootout June 26, 197~, while and a general atmosphere ol CANCER (June 21-July 22) 5 PER 100 FT. '29~ Center meeting room on . the attempting to serve arrest fear on Ute reservation. Don 't be reluciant to seek warrants on several persons favors · that could give your second floor at Jackson . at a house on the reservation . ca ree r a boost . Make your wants known. Friends pre anxKelly, ·testifying under SOLID OR PERFORATED ious; .to· t1elp. colU"t order, told the packed cow-troomthe FBI does not LEO (JUiy 23·AU9. 22) You're £5 held in hlgher esteem by your consider AIM "objectionable, Dixie Pierce, a iea~her peers today than you may. Yes, the ''fighting dough- su~versive or un-Americ-a~." realize. The buzzing beh ind 1 18 boys" who were not bloivn to t , my very definite with Ute Defense Department . your back will be compllmen923 S. Jrd . Ave. 992-2709 Middleport, o. bits or left in "Flanders • knowledge Utat AIM has fme at the Ramstein Air Force tary. Hours: 7:00 to 5:0'0 Monday lhru Friday Field," came marching home goa~. many lme people. · ·,; Base in Germany, will arrive VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) 7: oo to 4: oo Saturda or on crutches or hospital and "'!melhings worthwhile , here Friday for a low- to six A situation you·ve been sh'tps • WI'th gassed Ill!lgS, heDefense said. attorney William week visit with her mother, doubtful about has a chance of 'Mrs. Dorothy Pierce, s. resolving itsell beller th~n ••· amputees, dlmds blown, . . peel ed . let events' run their weary and soul sick, they K~nstler mtroduced mt.o Fow-th St., Middleport. course. returned from the "War to · evtden.ce a copy ?I Ut~ FBI s Miss Pierce left Ramstein Domesttc TerroriSt ()igest, a on June 2oiitd is currenUy ~it LIBRA (Sopl. '23-0cl. 23) 1 end Wars." Don't.lake yourself or your jnpublication loaned by ~e FBI a tow- whi.ch has taken her.to volvements too <Seriously · toBlue Service Stars in wlaw enforceme11t agencies. the French RiViera, down the day . The more optimistic your windows were taken down; "Despite the nice Utings coast w Monoca, on to Ute oullo'ok . lhe ·beller your often replaced by a Gold One Italian Riviera , t.o Swit· chances ol success. for him, who gave his life for zerland and back to Germany SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) America. And the Gold Star lor her depart.w-e to Ute Be alert for opportunilies tor MoUters' organization was The Dai~ Sentinel United States from Frank- personal gain to~ay . They lounded. fort. could come yotn. way through DEVOTED TO THE Some would have exINT.EREST OF Aftrst grade teacher, Dixie . an affluent assocoale. MEIGS·MASON AREA changed with ones in Flan- CH~STER L. TANNE-HILL has been atl!amstein lor Ute SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. der's Field, and comrnl.tted £ ~ec. Ed. · Sh · t 21) Although you won't be past thr ROaERT HOE·FLICH , ee years: e spen moti:.'ated to be. ·of service to suicide. Others hung on . But Citv Editor lour Wltlt NATO m Belgmm, olhers lor selfish purposes to· most are gone now. Publisnect da ily except ~ and a year m Japan. day. your kind acts will reap Sa t urday b.v The Ohio How do I know? One was Vall.ey Publ i SI'ling Ct>m . large diViden,ds. my husband . I reritemher the pany , 111 ·court St. , Pomeroy , Ohio 45769 HE PREFERS BURGERS CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. riots in the 20s, desperate Bus iness Office Phone 992 : ~I) Don't be overly anxiOl!S BONN (UP!) -West Germen !Opking for work, not 2156. Edi t ori ~ Phone 99-2about a siklatlon Oller which 2157. . man ' Chancellor Helmut finding it. you feet you do not have direct ~econd c lass postage Sclunidt, making his 31st trip control ~ Many blamed President patd at Pomeroy , Ohio · , If's .developing to your NatltJnal advertis-i ng · to the United States next Hoover for not unscrambling advantage. represen t alive Ward week, has strong views on the mess left from the Griffith Company Inc ·. AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 19) .Bottinell i & Gaflaghfr Div · ' American food. MOUNTED & BALANCED · glorious war to end aU ·ars. Someone you 'll meet today 757 Th ird P.,IJe .l ·New· York: Asked Wednesday if he through an old fr iend Could N .Y . 10017 . Service men marching on the Subscr i ption rates · intended to meet ''the real later proiJe to be a very White House demanding the Del ivered by carrier where ~FREE America'' by stopping at a IJBiuable person to know. Make available 75 cents per Bonus, they didn't get (for a good Impression. week , By Motor Route fastfood place "for a hot some time). where ta rr ier service not Ex. Tax Included dog," Schmidt aaid: PISCES (Feb. 20-Morcll 20) No, hard times are not new ava .• labte , One ' month Prices Good Thru Julv 17th .25 . Bv mail if'l Ohio anci "I have been in America Important goals are within to me! I've lived wiUt and S3 W . Va ., One Year. $22 OO · reach today. Don 't be In· about 30 times already, and I $.rx months, SILSO : Th.ree through them all my life. , limldated by lhe size of a promon.tt'IS , S7.00. Elsewhere know America quite well. . PLAINS, Ga. (UPI) - With ticket. an $8 miiUon lund-raising Carter expects to interview elfort bel!ffid him and a first Rep. Peter Rodino, D-N.J ., ball ot presiden t ial and may talk to Sen. Henry . nomination wrapped up, Jackson, D-Wash ., about the Jinuny Carter is ready for second spot while in New eli . scusst' ono wt"th " two more York for nell! week 's ·~ prospective running mates. Democratic convention. · Sens . Walter Mondale, DCarter's announcement Minn., and John Glenn. !). ' Utat he would see Glerm ~nd Ohio; are scheduled Wda)' to Mondale , and possibly make the .southward trek Rodino and Jackson I!Jllad~ by Sen. _Edmund apparently dashed any vi~ llluskie, !).Maine, earlier Utis presidential hopes of Semi. week as a prospective run· Frank Church of Idaho and AdlaiStevensoniiiolllllnois ning mate . While Carter interviews Although they had bee~ Mo~~le and ?Ienn, his top scouted by Kirbo in Washingpohttcal advtsor, Atlanta ton, Carter pointedly made no attorney Charles Kirbo, will · reference to either man- but be screening still more said there may st!U be more prospect~ for the Car.ter prospects to come in the · ? Middleport; Ohio Ryan blankS:Indians, 2-0 • By BilL MADDEN VPI SJ*11 Writer N!Un Ryan hal lellmed there'• cnly one sure way o1 wlnnllla bill 1811le8: Don't give up any runs. "I don't koow If my alt.~ de II wrma, but I go oul tl'iere with the idea I have to llhut them out," Ryan aald prior to Wednesday night's game with the Cleveland Indians. 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Catcher Eric Cunnilll!ham got the lone Red hit, a single. S 1001 ~2 I p . HOURS: Mon., Thurs. & Sat.· 8:00.:5:30 Friday- 8:00-8:00 '1811 . % PICKENS HARDWARE MASON, W. VA. f · i ·good value ... " • I, II Cubs blank Padres 'Morgan heads State Farm's - - Lea~, Three more teams.are ousted, in KC tourney . , - ''1bere lJ 110 much preS8UI'e Ryan, wbo still. endures on them to' do IOlllethlnl. pain In his pliclllng arm, ~ Elaewbere In the Aliterican Ka118111 City shaded League St1nd1ngs They can't contlllle to ait stm didn't lhow it In pitdllng his Nf'W York, 2-1, Delnllt edged ByMajOr Unit~ Prus lnlerutiontt year a!U!r year. I think they 26th career shutout. He Texas, 2·1, . Minnesota . , NatiOnal Leatut · second, and .the laat Melga East By Grec Bailey have enoush good anna to struck out 10 battsa ID rllae drubbed Milwaukee, 8-2, w:: L.. Pet. GB There was "something lor batter grounded "'first wend think about dealing me away his American Lea~-leadlng Cblcago put away ~Wn, 6-3,. Philadelphia 52' ll .675 the game. " 33 .511 8 everybody" a~ the Glou.ster to Improve themselves." total to 1~ in 133 1..1 lnnlni!s. In 10 Innings, and oakland Pittsburgh New York u •o .s2• tl'h and Meigs American Legion Meiga outhlt lite vllit.ora ~ topped Baltimore, 5-3. 51 . LOU IS 3• 45 .• 30 " 4, and loser Steve Baird went 3• o14 .m 19 v2 T~ams mel in an old Chicago the dlatance, pitching a ilne 25 48 .3•2 25 · fashioned pllchers duel at the Montreal wesl Syracuse Ball Park Wed· game by fanning 10, walldng . W.. L.. Pol• . GB only low-, and yielding )\Ill Cincinnati 51 31 .622 nesday ~ Los Angeles •6 37 .55• 5V2 . Any basebaU fan could lind Utose four hiis. Baird retired · San 01~0 42 40 .512 9 The San Diego Padre& Pblladelphia, 6-5, San AttoniO 38 •3 .469 12•12 whatever his favorite part of the first a batters before By FRED McMANE \ 38 " .<63 13 the ball,game happened to be allowing a hit. would be "the first w admit Francisco b)pped St. Louis, ~ Houston UPISportJ Writer 34 50 .405 18 Meigs had Iota · of op· there's something mighty 2, Pittsburgh downed San.Francisco Wt:dnesday' s Results - there were rwmers thrown Chlcogo 10 Son Diego ·o out stealing, runners picked portuniUes, but they colildn't strange going Cil at Chicago's Atlanta, 9-7, and New York 3 Cincinnati • Montreal off 'bases, five d . elenslve gel Ute Umely hit. Wrigley Field these last few routed Houston, 12-4. Los Ang 6 Ph i ladelphia s In Ute first inning, Brenl san Frlu'lclsco 3 st. Lou is 2 plays, runners ciJt down at days. Dodgen 6, Pb1Ule1 5: Pittsburgh 9 Alton to 7 the plate, and most of all, Ruth · Revzen, billing Johnson led ott with a walk Pinch-hitter Lee Liley douYork 12 Houston • but was out stealing, Brian herseU aa an au!hentlc witch, bled to Ignite a three-run NewTodav's ProbiJble Pitchers TENSION. CAll Times EDTl The only sow- note of Ute Hamilton followed and did is •expected w llhow up in" seventh · inning, which · San Diego (Jones 15-JJ at penron at Wrigley Field today enabled Los t\ngeles to defeat Chicago CRenko 2-< 1. uo p.m. evening was Uta! the local likewise, and then Mike and offer her aislltance to Philadelphia for Ut.e third ,New York I S.eover 8 51 ot Meigs team fell to 'tile visitors Nesselroad and Mick onto I Morel J.3l, U 5 p.m. by Ute acore of 1~, the single Davenport followed with Ute Chicago Cubis by casUng a night in a row. Ron Cey hit his AllMontreal (Fryman 8·6) at Two Gallla County tearru. In the opening game, Jelf wrapped it up with a 10 run spell of aome kind on Randy Houston CDierker 7·81 , 8: 35 runolthegtimecominginthe singles, but there was no one . 12th homer and Dusty Baker advanced to furtlter action Wayland slammed a triple fow-Ut inning. Foley bad the Jones, the All..Star southpaw 'On. top ol the lith inning! and one was eliminated and single to lead Ute Mid· only Green hit, a single in the of the Padres, who has also aingled home a pair of p.'l'only gomes schedu led ! Meigs batters collected Frtdoy's Gomes Glouster plated that ~un runs fll' the Dodgers, wbo Wednesday night in the dleport Braves to.its.easy win second. Demoskey was tile already won 15 games. · Pitt at Cincl. 2, twi ·J~}ght when, with Qne out, an error nine walks off two Glousters banded the Phlllies their Kyger Creek Utile League over Green. Jim Boyer winner while Foley Wok the San Diego at PhiiB, rlttt:l.t..She can't make th1nga any fourth losS in a row. and· second San Francisco at Chicago allowed a rwmer to reach pitchers, Tournament. Middleport's slammed a borne run while loss. better rlgltt now f(l' the Cubs Glanll 3, Cardinals Z: Lqs Angeles ol 51 . Louis first, but he was cut down on baseman Mike Nesaelroad Braves blasted Green, lf>..l; Tetry Wayland and Dave · Bidwell continued Its or any worse for the Padrea New York •1 Atlonto, night a forei!--play at second. Th . e led Ute hitters with three for Darrell Evans hit a solo MOntreal at Houston , night Bidwell edged Point · Demoskey had the other winning ways with a 5-3 win than they are, however. American League remalnlnl runner stole . three at the plate I two singles ho!ner to t1118p a 2-2 tie in the Pleasant's Fruth's Phar• Brave hits. over Point Pleasant FruUt's The Cubs, .wbo have the ninth inning and give San East second and third, and w!Ut and a double). Hamllwn .had macy, 5·3 and Raccoon Middleport scored three Pharmacy. The Pirates came worst Jttching staff in the w,; Lj0 P!(0 GB two out, scampered "home a double and single, and · Francisco a vicWry over St. York Valley bombed Syracuse runs in the second Inning Uten from a three-run first inning National League In tenns of Louis. Evans' hcmer spoiled New James, Pat Cleveland 38 3S .500 8'12 when a batted ball Wok a bad Davenport, Reds, 24-0. . dellcit lor· the victory. Point earned run · average and a route-going effort by the Boston 38 38 .500 8112 h0 t d Soulaby, and Baird eaCh had 37 39 .487 9'h P a secon · Pleasant Wok th~ lead on fewest complete games, Ca,rdinals' Lynn McGlothen, Detroit · 36 42 .462 ll 'l2 It just. wasn't in Ute stars a single. Baltimore · singles by Greg Wlllll8ley and posted their third cmaecuUve who absorbed hill eighth loss Milwaukee 397 16 29 Meigs record is now 15-7. for Mel•• to win. Wesl "· · 0"' Joey Sullivan an error and shutout over the Padres In I~ decisions. Gary Lavelle w.. L.. Pet. GB In the bottom of Ute liUt, They play at Athens wnlght. single by Alan Scarberry. Wednesday, . when Rick was the winher In relief. Konsos Cily 49 30 .620 Greg James led olf wiUt a G 000 000 000 01-141 Texas u 33 .571 4 Bidwell bounced back with Reuachel tossed a !our-bitter Pirate& 9, 'Brave~ 7: M • 000 000 000 ~ oakland 41 40 .506 9 single, and stole second, and a run in the first on P. to highlight a 1~ triiDDph. Manny Sanguillen hit his Minnesola HWJter, Turrell (WP, 10) 37 42 .468 12 then lhird. The next batter Hollilll!head's triple and an · Reuschel's effli't W88 the first hcmer of tbe season to Chicago 36 42 .462 12112 ded 1 t til 35 49 ,417 W h gi'Oun OU 0 e pitch~r, and BQston. Baird and error. The Pirates moved first ccmplet'e game shutout cap a lour-run fourth inning .CalifOrnia . Wednesday's Resulfs the next One popped tO . Soulsby . .ahead 4-3 In the Utird on by a Cubs' pitcher this year. that carried Plttaburgh 10 Chicago 6 Boston 3, 10 inns City 2 New York 1 "We tiren't hitting," said victory over AUanta. Frank Kansas NEW YORK (UP!) - Joe emerged as the top vote- · singles by Jones and Detro it 2 Texas 1 roWld Morgan, last seaaon's Most getter among the outfielders ·Hollingshead an another Padres' M a n a g e r John Taveras and !Wnnle Stennett Minnesota 8 M il waukee 2 Cal i fornia 2 Cleveland 0. ;McNamara in a Classic Valuable Player, heads a list with 1,946;379 witb Kingman inf!eid error. also drove in two runs apiece 5 Baltimore 3 SO!JTHPORT, England which bracketed him offiveplayersfromtheworld edging Bake McBride of St. McMillan was !he winning understatement. "You get 10 for the Pirates while Tom oakland Toda y~1 1 ';!;~!: 1~ 1mchers (UPI) - Three obscure alongside last year's 1 champion Cincinnati Reda In Louis for the No. 3 outfield pitcher while Jim Wamsley .hits in three games, there's Paciorek went 4-fcr.oi and Minnesota (Goltz 7-71 al golfers shared the flrat-round runnerup, Jack N~ of no way to win." tile starting lineup berth. Wok the loss. Jbn Wynn. had three hlis, · Boston I Jones 1-01 , uo p.m. . lead of the tOOth British Open Australia, and Britain's And, about that witch?· representing the National In marked contrast to the Raccoon .Valley plated five Chicago' (Gossage 5·61 at New Including his lith hcmer, for York CHollzmon 6-61, 8 p.m. Golf Championship Bermuda-shorted Brian "We've dme pretty well · the BraveS. · League In tile 47th AU..Star NL team, the · American runs in the first inning Texas · I Briles 7-51 ol Mil · Wednesday as favored Barnes, one shot off the pace. Game at Plliladelphla next League starting squad, which enroute to a lopsided ~ without her," CUbs' Manllger Mete lZ, Altroo 4: ~':;:kee I ColbOrn 5-10 1· a::ro . Americans Jack Nicklaus, Two-time champion Tuesday night. was announced Wedneadsy, blasting of the Syracuse Jim Marshall said. "Let her John Milner knocked · In Ballimore' !Garland 9-11 at Johnny Miller, Hale Irwin Nicklaus; the ~2 fllvorlte, work m the other side. II she three runs and Jerry Oakland Morgan, who emerged as consists of six first-time Reds. · I Bosman 2.01. II p.m. 'and Tom Weiskopf · languished si% strokes off the the top vote;!etler in boUt electees. Named to Ute AL Goble was the big stick wilh wants to do It in favor ilf us, l(oosman gained his ninth I Only games scheduled) floundered' and complained pace with a .75, thtrd favorite , Friday's Games leagues with ~.0'79,082, was first team were catcher two triples and a single. though, I can •t .knock It." win as New York collected 20 Cleveland at Oakland, night about scorched greens.Hale Irwin carded a 74, and In other NL action, llits to whip Houston. Jerry Baltimore at Cali!, nigh I named !Dday as the NL's Thurman Munaon of New Maynard, the winning hurler, Irishman Christy O'Connor 1973 -'•• ol Milwoukee, night """'er Tom Welskopl starting second baseman for York, ftrst baseman Rod had a tripl~ and double; Cincinnati nippe<l Montreal, Gfllle and Mike Phillips each Te<os KOnsos City al Detroit, night Jr., the first of 155 golfers to · shot a 73. the ... fifth straight year, Carew of Minnesota~ aecond Games' socked a triple and 4-3, Los Angeles edged had three hits for the Mets Chicago " New .York. nlghl tee off in Ute $135,000 IDurOnly' Miller, the 'I aecond Mlnnesot i!l at Boston , night Q"' according to the final official baseman Bobby Grich of coUected two walks; Coen name n I, Sever Ian o favorite, and Hubie Green, · figures released by . the Baltimore, ·shortsb)p Toby bad two singles; Thornton Ballesteros, a 19 year-old with tbree U.S. toun\ament baseball commissioner's. Harrah of Teras, third base- bad a single and triple; · Spaniard, and Norlo Suzuki, wins this season, lived up to office. man George Brett of Kansas Lester, two singles, , and making his first appearance their reputations with Morgan will be joined by City and outfielders Fred Bailey, a single. Brian Allen MONTREAL (UP!) -The Expos starter Sieve Rogers Dodgers had won," he said. oulside Japan, aU shot three- regulation 7211. teammates Pete Rose at Lynn of Boston and Ron bad a first !lUling single for Cincinnati Reds. wm't admit was well on his way to his "A:! a matter of fact the last underi>ar 69s to share the Only 14 players lroke par, third base, Dave Coocepclm LeFlore and Rusty Staub of Syracuse. · it but It appears Uteir -chief Utird win when Cincinnati time I had looked at tbe lead as a crowd ol 17,591 a direct contradlcllo.n to atshortstop,Jolumy Bench at Detroit. Grich, Brett., Tonight, · Pomeroy's rivals, · the Los Angeles began its ninth inning scoreboard they were w'thstood sweltering 85 predlctlona · by players Utal catcher lllld'George Foster In LeFlore, Lynn, Harrah and Pirates wlll battle the Dodgers, spurred them on w comeback. · trailing . degree temperatures at the ncord auregate score ol tile ouUield In the NL's Staub were . elected as Galll(lolls White So:r; Point their latest victory. Joe Morgan and Dan "My only concern at -tbe Royal Birkdale's seaside 276-t!hared by Arnold starting lineup. start.e.rs for the first-time. . Pleasant 1t1as9n . County The Reds were tralllng the Driessen singled and then time was help\itg. I haven't links. Palmer and Weiskopf Others named· ID the NL · · Sparky Anderson of the lnsw-ance will play Letart Montreal E:rpos 3-1 when tbe Cesar Geronimo tripled to been playing tbat well or Utat lnstt:ad of tbe American big would be lroken. starting unit · are first Cincinnati · Reda, wbo will and Powell's Giants meet 'scoreboard · flashed the the game. Mike 1wn then much, so I sw-e was happy to guns it was Tom Kite, winher One of thoee was Amerlcan baseman Steve Garvey of Los manage the NL AU..Stats, Point Pleasant's Jaycees. Dodgers had taken a 6-6 win ·followed with a .sacrifice fly do my share. I'm certainly of last month's Philadelphia Bill Brask, who carded me of Angeles and outfielders Greg previously selected Randy over the Philadelphia to left field to score not going w,worry wbat Ute Classic, spearheading the the day's two eagles in Luzlnskl of PbUadelphia and Jones of San Diego, Tom Phillies. .. chaUe••e ..., with a 70, shooting a 71 Geronomo with the winning other teams are doing.'" US Dave Kingman ilf New York. Seaver and Jon MaUack of Suddenly, Cincinnati run. . Morgan, Bench, Rose, Con- New York, Rich Rhoden of Geronomo knew of the In Pee Wee action, Letart rallied for thtee ninth-inning cepcion and Garvey were Los ~eles, Woodie Fryman ended in a tie for second with runs and a 4-3 victory ID Dodgers victory In Philadelstarters for the NL in last ilf Montreal, Jolm Montefusco a 4-3-1 record as Utey edged sweep their three-game phia. year's All..Star game. Bench; of San Francisco, Ken Forsch Ute , Racine A's -in an ab- series and maintain a 5'12 "But I certainly wasn't althoUgh not enjaying one of of Houston and A:ndy breviated game Tuesday game lead over Los Angeles thinking about them," he his better se&50IIS, will be the Messersml~ of Atlanta as his evening. The game was In the NL West. said. "I just knew I bad to starting catcher for the pitchers for tile mld-e\Dilffier called after three innings ''&u-e we knew the Dodgers bring horne those runners and eljhth straight year. classic. MesserSII!ith, who with Letart ahead 7-'. The had won," Reds Manager I was trying to get a home run Rolle, a starter In the has a bad leg, was replaced Sparky Anderson admitted, or anything, else just to score outfield Ill' the last three by teammate Dick Ruthven. only two hita of the game "but my players don't worry them." came in Ute crucial first yeiU'II, joins Stan 1\IUSial and AL pitchers, selected by about them. Our guys know Lum said he hadn't even . Hank Aaron as the only manager Darrell Johnson of · !lUling as Scott'Wickllne and ·we can win 100 games and as given a thought to Los players in ilte history· of the Boston, include Jim Shawn Stobart doubled for long as we do that, nobody is Angeles. AU..Star Game to start at low- "Catfish" HWJter and Sparky Letart. · "I didn't even know the Leading Racine batters going to beat us.'' different positions. He Lyle of New York, Mark previously started at second Fidrych of Detroit, Frank were Wendell Clark, three Lined with Bendix l,ong Wear Lining baae, left field and right field. Tanana of CalifOrnia, Luis walks and. two runs; Damon Fisher, three walks, one run; The closest balloting In the Tlant of Boston, Dave NL vole W88 at llhortstop LaRoche of Cleveland, Rich Mike Johnson, three walks; INSTALLED where Concepcion narrowly Gossage of Chicago, Bill.. Ralph Fisher, two walks; BIU ONLY Proffitt, two walks and one outpolled Larry Bowa of Travers of Milwaukee and ·SAVE OVER $4.00 ON 2 WHEELS Phlladelphla. Concepcion Rollie Fingers of Oakland. run. In addition to Wickline's .-·· and Stobart's doubles for recelwd 2,130,721 votes to The NL reserves will be 1,941,092 for Bowa. Luzlnskl announced later today Blid Letart, Bill Hupp, Eric BRAKE CUPS OR DRUM TURNING EXTRA Ute AL alternates on Friday. Milliron, Joe Roush, Tim Gillbrlde, Rich Gillbride, and Keith Allen aU walked and scored. sarvicaP· It's rt ol ,Belknap ' aObby Bonda' 111110 bomer. ln the first and run-Koring double In the third was the extent ol the bat supp«t the AnJ!els could give him. But Ryan made the two runs stand up, then afterward he said JUs. dayl with the lighthitting Angels mig~t at last be coming to an end. "A trade lJ a poulbility unless this club does something different In the second baH llke move up ln the standings," Ryan said. · Glouster wins 1~0 sque*er . .-' ' likely in you r work or career. BLACK BELKNAP _ROOF COATING '. Pirates in win r------------------· has improved my health. 1 started smoking at 18,' I was · always healthy but after becoming older 1 had colds, flu, shortness of breaUt and my lungs always bad .a dry, crusty feeling. Don't tell yourself to taper off. It won't work. Just throw them out Ute ' window and fall on your knees and stick with It. If anybOdy had ever told me at lhis .age I'd have felt this wonderful I wouldn't have believed it. , • DEAR READER - I have always been impressed how many people . do not really · .know what good hea!Ut feels like until after Utey have changed their life style. Many relatively young men ·have told me they were glad they had a he~rt attack early because after they quit smoking and followed the usual program to pr~venk· heart disease they felt better than they bad felt In years. Thank you for yow- letter and I hope It will encow-age others who have smoked for years to follow your example. 3- 'Ibe ')ally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Thunday, July 8,1976 ON OUR Heavy Duty Mufflers and Pipes We wiil install 'em or you can carry 'em out. \ �~ - The IJatly Sentinel , Mlddleport-r ~-neroy , 0., Thursday, July 8, 1976 ~~(::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~::~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::::::::::}: More discussions on veep· problem plaitned . ., Last ooa1 cart is pulled : ;: ! Earl~[: from mine by pony team '!.·,.::.1, INGWOOD, W.Va . (UPI) - The soft click-click of ::;; Barnett's tongue, bidding the two ponies out of the 1,000- '::; ·:.: foot coal mine shaft for the final time, marked the end of':': . CarMIIe serenity at last A precision-Jeweled, Bulova-bred watch by Caravelle. Sholc\ rulstant an11 .,_ magnetic. an~~~ Ba~tt's , COLUMBUS (UPI) - spending cut amounted to Democratic legislative $62.5 mllllon. leaders say Gov. James A. "Why, then, wasUtere ever Rhode:thas "needlessly" cost any impoundent of funds to Ute state federal matching begin with?" the legislative funds for education and leaders asked, "Why did the mental health by impounding governor needlessly impound $64 mlllion in appropriated $30.5 mllllon In education state funds . dw-ing Ute past funds, for example; or why fiscal year. needlessly impound other In a joint statement, Senate state dollars which have President .Pro Tempore resulted in lost federal Oliver Ocasek, D-Akron, and matching funds?" · House Soeaker Vernal r.. Ocasek and Riffe said the Riffe·Jr., D-New Boston, said legislatw-e undW!Stimated Wednesday' state revenues revenues lor Ute first year by lor the fiscal year ending only $18.1 mllllon. June 30 were $64 million more "It has been our contention than the Rhodes · that .this legislature pa~ a administration estimated balanced budget in June, · when the two-year budget 1975," Utey said. "The fa'Cts was enacted in 1975. continue to support that Ocasek and Riffe said the contention" governor's 2 per cent ~~somewhere in France." And I never was thert, but Utey are familiar words to me! · A young man who lied about. his age, at 17, and dr~nk a quart of water to w~igh enough to enlist In the Army. A:! women and .children ran along beside the train, Cf)'ir\g and waving from the biggest pottery lown in the world ·-then, owners of potteries and porcelains promised them jobs when Utey returned; be was one of the (fortunate?) ones who returned after Ute guns were stilled at II a.m., 11\h day ol. November, 1918; Armistic~ Day; but he could not adjust to civilian Ufe, and jobs were taken by slackers or someone · eise, and he enliste<' in the Navy lor three morn· •.!&rs. !IUS time he ~eturned Ute Depression was setting in .. Warehouses were filled up and he was fed up after ·traveling all over the world in service to his country. And Utere was no place lor . him here - no jobs. So he walked the streets with others looking lor any kind of work. But there was only Ute "War cliest" for these unsung heroes. ~. FBI marked-AIM as P•o•• domestic terrorists GOE5SLER Jewelry Stare AstroGrapM Dixie Pierce COmina here . Valley Lu~ber &Supp~ Co. VACATION TIME SPECIALS... 4 PLY, POLYESTER, WHITEwALL E78-14 ••••••••••••••••• •23.95 F78-14 ................. •24.95 G78-14 ... : ........ ••• '25.95 G78-15 ................. •25.95. H78-15 •••••••• .........'26.95 $26 .00 year ; SIK and transmit only one of Utelr positive baby . This applies tp genes \0 the baby some of Ute many pregnancies teroffspringaregoilll!lohavedd minating in abortions. Such genes which is Rh negative. deaensillzing' ttealrnent can Of course, if both parents prevent most of the comhave DD Rh genes all the plic~Uons occurring from Rh children will have DD genes problems. . and be Rh positive. I am sending you The Yow- letter boUters me Health Letter number 6-4 that because the problem with Rh deals with. Blood Type, Rh negative blilod does not occw- Factor and Transfusions. when the baby is Rh negative. Others who wish to have Utis The problem occurs when an information can forward 50 Rh negative mother has an centa for it wiUt a long, Rh posltlye liaby. The Rh stamped, self-addressed negative mother literally envelope for mailing. Ad• becomes allergic to Rh dress your letter to me in positive blood. Her antibodies care of lhis newspaper, P; 0. or immunity to Rh positive Box 1551, Radio City Station, blood attack Ute blood In the New York, NY 10019. Rh positive baby, destroying . DEAR DR. LAMB - You'll blood and causing a jaun- never know how much good diced like reacllon. · you are doilll! for flnan~lally This does not occur if the pressed poor people who have baby is Rh negative. The no way of obtaining medical mother's Rh positive blond (if advice other than through she is Rh positive) will not , yow- colwnn. I've read some contain antibodies and will mighty good advice. not affect the baby. It's You wrote about cigarette important that all Rh smoklng.l'm63years old and negative mothers be treated quit smoking at age 56. Even whenever they have had any . !hough it was late In the day, pregnancy with an 'Rh you'll never know how this FEES RETURNED . State Audl,tor Thomas E. 'Ferguson Tuesday distributed $116,746,828 in 1976 state motur vehicle July I, 117e regiskation fees to ·local Dame. fortune may start pulling 1 governments. Meigs County some strings tor you this year received $153,735.57. Counties that she couldn 't get untangled received 61 pet, of the lunda. In lhe past A major break Is Ow~ DR. LAMB Reader's questions about Rh factor GENERAL TIRE SALES ject. You can manage, If you really try. months Sl3 .50 r . th~ee months. S7 .50 . Subscr!P:Iton price incrudes Sunday Times -Sentinel. ily Lawrence E..Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB - I am confused about Rh negative and Rh positive blood factors. Call you help clear lhis up' I have three children and the last chil~ I was told was an R/11 blue baby. It was Rh nega live bl~oti. Are a'il children with Rh negative blood blue or Is there a ·dif· ference? II has always been my understanding that when boUt parents have positive Rh. factor the chance of a child having negative blood is remote, but if one parent Is neg a live and Ihe other positive the chances are quite good. Please exp1ain as I am worried about any future pregnancies. Also tell me if you have a Hea!Ut Letter oh tills subect. DEAR READER - . You have understood correcUy. It lJ pGIIJible for two Rh poaiUve puenlt to have an Rh nepllve baby. Each parent hu two ge11e1 for the Rh · factor. Tbe D gene Is dominant and the d gene weak. If bolh parenll are Dd ' i Nothing new in hard times By Goldie Clendenin . PORTLAND ~ I remember war and hard times, long before Utere was a President Kennedy, Bay of Pigs and Vietnam : or President Nixon, whose "Wa~rgate Disgrace" was cussed and discussed and is yet - and wondering how many who judged him in his trial before · Ute World, were . really worthy to · lie judging another. World War I -hearing folk say President Wilson was elected in 191~ on a platform wkeep U. S. from war, Utat he lied to Ute people; in April 1917 when I was 10, WW I was declared and my favorite uncle enlisted in the Navy. The "Cream of Ute ·Crop" of youth were shipped "over there" to lace shrapnel shot and shell as they dug fox holes (trenches) w h1 ~e in from the bombs overhead. The soldiers carried larg~ packs on their backs l)nd often wore gas masks and lay in water when Wo tired to trudge through the mud; had clothes torn olf in barhed wire lalll!les, went without food, drank from mud holes, ate horse meat, and went on, cold, wet and hungry; Verdun, Argonne Forest and Chatteau Thierry are IY IULOVA J ·;Rhodes hla.med . in funds loss . - Actor Grant has WASlUNGTON (UPI) - his resonant voice is AcWr Cary Grant, flndlng unmistakably the Cary Grant waning days before the .!: and (ederal :rune Inspectors said Melva j[: serenity at last, is. ~g of the Mt. Rlllhmore thtiller, conv~ntioo. Co.'s rtmnelton Mine was the last to use mine ::: his retiremeii£ enjoying . his "North by Northwest," and "It's proceeding In a very :•,:,: , Mining ponies in West Virginia. They will be replaced by ::: young daughter ·JeQnlfer, the moving "An Affair to careful and thorough way," mechanical coal buggies. . } lounging around his house In Remember, I $Aid Carter. "I'll be meeting :::: He · was delightul, \ "I knew I would have to do It eventually," said Barnett. ;:;: pajamas- and living life to with t 0 the t t"1al unpretentious, ·, remlniJc:ent, Its fullest. po enhere nomineeswowhile r· I'm in ) "Hit wasn't for Ute longer haul I'd stay with the ponies." ::;~ Gi'ant, now 73 and a decade thoughtful and unhurried Barnett ell(lects the mine's production wtriple, He also ( Plains - Utat will be Senator removed from his last movie, during 80 minutes of planned to deepen his mine by 3,000 .feet . { · Mondale and Senator Glenn "Walk Don't Run," set In the conversation with several His tw0-pony teams were able to haul coal carts ::; - and then I also reserve the weighing as much as 4,500 pounds over the 1,000 feet of'::: Olympics, was here wattend repc1'ters. over. colfee and optiOiiiD invite one or two or tracks inside Ute mine. :;:; a White House state dinner cake. Utree or four, perhaps, in Grant sees his daujhter, Now, Ute steel machines w!U be able to cart much morei ' for Queen ElizabeUt of Great New York." . now 10, "as often as I can." . Britain. The American Film .,., oeal in less time. Carter said he will decide .. Institute at the Kennedy He left the flhn btBlness after whether to see Rodino after ::::;:::;:;: ;:;:;:;: ;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:::;:;:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:::;:::::::;:::::::;:::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::~:::::: :~::. Cente• also is presenting 36 ilf she was born. He does not go Kirbo returns . from to an o.lflce, for "I can do It aU his films Utis summer. Washington with a report on Grant, a native of England, at home and stay In my pajahim, "but he is one of Utose said he first -came to · mas." He stUJ can't walk 17 )oweto. Chemthat is being considered" for Washington more tban 50 down Fifth Avenue. without Dortam 1tr1p.' ·dl'l. Black _..,._ the second spot. years ago to do vaudeville being recognized, "but they When asked about Church, when Woodrow·WIIson came treat me a bit dilferenUy." Carter repli,ed, "I haven't by to see him. Grant bad to go He does not do television. said I am not going to "I baven 't aeen a movie in into the Uteater alley to see interview him." CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa you said about Ute American him because WilSon was In a ages," he said. "I'll be Carter flew to HollywOO\I, (UPI ) - Oarence Kelley , Indian Movement, the wheelchair. .truthful. I find life so much Fla., for a $1,000-per.per...,n making his firs! appearance· American Indian Movement Court, Jl., 1'11111~rov more Interesting." He An bll-tlme star of the light, cock t a! I reception at a criminal trial as director appears on Page 2of the issue romantic comedy, he now has paused, "It's great lor people Wednesday night which of the FBI, said his agency of ri<lmestic·Terrorist Digest, hair that's nearly white, but wbo live roUtine Uves." brought in an estimated '~ad listed the American does it not?" Kunstler asked. "ll_does," Kelley replied. $148,000. Campaign finance Indian Movement as a He said he did not know how director David Dunn said the terrorist group. campaign will liave raised He also said Wednesday many times AIM had been and spent $8 milllon on the FBI informants may have listed in Ute publication . The defense questioned primaries when all the bills attended AiM meetings. are tabulated a weelt from Kelley was on Ute stand Kelley abopt the use of • Btmiet Bt<lt Oaol today. · most of tile day as a defense teleprinters to relay inFor Frldoy, July 9, 1171 Dunn said once,Carter gets wi.tness in lhe trial of Robert formation concer ning organizations such as AIM to the nomination he is eligible Robideau, 29, of Portland, ARIES (Morch 21·Aprll 11) for $21.116 mllllon to he spent Ore., and Darelle BuUer, 33, FBI field and other taw en- Persons you treat generously forcement - offices. The t o~ay will respond In kind . Cast in the general election of Rogue River, Ore. a little btead upOn the waters , It campaign. . The two members ol AIM defense charged such activity could return a large yield . He said next week's were accused of kUling two led to an atmosphere of fear convention will cost Carter FBI agents on Ute Pin'e Ridge on Ute reservation before and TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Good news 'iOU'IJe been hoping about $35(1,000. Oglala Sioux Reservation in alter the shootings. for regard ing a venture you're Kunstler contended tile involved iri may be corn ing to South Dakota last summer, The defense contended shoot-out occurred because day. It should brighten your Indians on the reservation Ute FBI agents and Ute In· sp irits. TRUSTEES TO MEET EASY TO INSTALL ., . Save time and involved were GEMINI (Moy 21-Junt 20) The JACKSON - A special were harassed by ule FBI dlans ''psyched out" by material right type of alliance could labor .' A coil of 4" tubing weighs only 70 before and after.Ute shootings meeting of Ute Rio Grande prOve very fortl.!nate today. On transmitted to l?BI agents of agents Jack · Coler and · pounds. No special tools or fittings required. Community College District · projects impo rtant to you from various law en· Ronald Williams. No waste, just cut to length required. Board of Trustees wiU be held fina nc ially. se l·ect capable forcemen t sourr;es~ rumors allies The agents were killed in a . ' lhis evening at 7:30 p.m. at the Community Health shootout June 26, 197~, while and a general atmosphere ol CANCER (June 21-July 22) 5 PER 100 FT. '29~ Center meeting room on . the attempting to serve arrest fear on Ute reservation. Don 't be reluciant to seek warrants on several persons favors · that could give your second floor at Jackson . at a house on the reservation . ca ree r a boost . Make your wants known. Friends pre anxKelly, ·testifying under SOLID OR PERFORATED ious; .to· t1elp. colU"t order, told the packed cow-troomthe FBI does not LEO (JUiy 23·AU9. 22) You're £5 held in hlgher esteem by your consider AIM "objectionable, Dixie Pierce, a iea~her peers today than you may. Yes, the ''fighting dough- su~versive or un-Americ-a~." realize. The buzzing beh ind 1 18 boys" who were not bloivn to t , my very definite with Ute Defense Department . your back will be compllmen923 S. Jrd . Ave. 992-2709 Middleport, o. bits or left in "Flanders • knowledge Utat AIM has fme at the Ramstein Air Force tary. Hours: 7:00 to 5:0'0 Monday lhru Friday Field," came marching home goa~. many lme people. · ·,; Base in Germany, will arrive VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) 7: oo to 4: oo Saturda or on crutches or hospital and "'!melhings worthwhile , here Friday for a low- to six A situation you·ve been sh'tps • WI'th gassed Ill!lgS, heDefense said. attorney William week visit with her mother, doubtful about has a chance of 'Mrs. Dorothy Pierce, s. resolving itsell beller th~n ••· amputees, dlmds blown, . . peel ed . let events' run their weary and soul sick, they K~nstler mtroduced mt.o Fow-th St., Middleport. course. returned from the "War to · evtden.ce a copy ?I Ut~ FBI s Miss Pierce left Ramstein Domesttc TerroriSt ()igest, a on June 2oiitd is currenUy ~it LIBRA (Sopl. '23-0cl. 23) 1 end Wars." Don't.lake yourself or your jnpublication loaned by ~e FBI a tow- whi.ch has taken her.to volvements too <Seriously · toBlue Service Stars in wlaw enforceme11t agencies. the French RiViera, down the day . The more optimistic your windows were taken down; "Despite the nice Utings coast w Monoca, on to Ute oullo'ok . lhe ·beller your often replaced by a Gold One Italian Riviera , t.o Swit· chances ol success. for him, who gave his life for zerland and back to Germany SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) America. And the Gold Star lor her depart.w-e to Ute Be alert for opportunilies tor MoUters' organization was The Dai~ Sentinel United States from Frank- personal gain to~ay . They lounded. fort. could come yotn. way through DEVOTED TO THE Some would have exINT.EREST OF Aftrst grade teacher, Dixie . an affluent assocoale. MEIGS·MASON AREA changed with ones in Flan- CH~STER L. TANNE-HILL has been atl!amstein lor Ute SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. der's Field, and comrnl.tted £ ~ec. Ed. · Sh · t 21) Although you won't be past thr ROaERT HOE·FLICH , ee years: e spen moti:.'ated to be. ·of service to suicide. Others hung on . But Citv Editor lour Wltlt NATO m Belgmm, olhers lor selfish purposes to· most are gone now. Publisnect da ily except ~ and a year m Japan. day. your kind acts will reap Sa t urday b.v The Ohio How do I know? One was Vall.ey Publ i SI'ling Ct>m . large diViden,ds. my husband . I reritemher the pany , 111 ·court St. , Pomeroy , Ohio 45769 HE PREFERS BURGERS CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. riots in the 20s, desperate Bus iness Office Phone 992 : ~I) Don't be overly anxiOl!S BONN (UP!) -West Germen !Opking for work, not 2156. Edi t ori ~ Phone 99-2about a siklatlon Oller which 2157. . man ' Chancellor Helmut finding it. you feet you do not have direct ~econd c lass postage Sclunidt, making his 31st trip control ~ Many blamed President patd at Pomeroy , Ohio · , If's .developing to your NatltJnal advertis-i ng · to the United States next Hoover for not unscrambling advantage. represen t alive Ward week, has strong views on the mess left from the Griffith Company Inc ·. AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 19) .Bottinell i & Gaflaghfr Div · ' American food. MOUNTED & BALANCED · glorious war to end aU ·ars. Someone you 'll meet today 757 Th ird P.,IJe .l ·New· York: Asked Wednesday if he through an old fr iend Could N .Y . 10017 . Service men marching on the Subscr i ption rates · intended to meet ''the real later proiJe to be a very White House demanding the Del ivered by carrier where ~FREE America'' by stopping at a IJBiuable person to know. Make available 75 cents per Bonus, they didn't get (for a good Impression. week , By Motor Route fastfood place "for a hot some time). where ta rr ier service not Ex. Tax Included dog," Schmidt aaid: PISCES (Feb. 20-Morcll 20) No, hard times are not new ava .• labte , One ' month Prices Good Thru Julv 17th .25 . Bv mail if'l Ohio anci "I have been in America Important goals are within to me! I've lived wiUt and S3 W . Va ., One Year. $22 OO · reach today. Don 't be In· about 30 times already, and I $.rx months, SILSO : Th.ree through them all my life. , limldated by lhe size of a promon.tt'IS , S7.00. Elsewhere know America quite well. . PLAINS, Ga. (UPI) - With ticket. an $8 miiUon lund-raising Carter expects to interview elfort bel!ffid him and a first Rep. Peter Rodino, D-N.J ., ball ot presiden t ial and may talk to Sen. Henry . nomination wrapped up, Jackson, D-Wash ., about the Jinuny Carter is ready for second spot while in New eli . scusst' ono wt"th " two more York for nell! week 's ·~ prospective running mates. Democratic convention. · Sens . Walter Mondale, DCarter's announcement Minn., and John Glenn. !). ' Utat he would see Glerm ~nd Ohio; are scheduled Wda)' to Mondale , and possibly make the .southward trek Rodino and Jackson I!Jllad~ by Sen. _Edmund apparently dashed any vi~ llluskie, !).Maine, earlier Utis presidential hopes of Semi. week as a prospective run· Frank Church of Idaho and AdlaiStevensoniiiolllllnois ning mate . While Carter interviews Although they had bee~ Mo~~le and ?Ienn, his top scouted by Kirbo in Washingpohttcal advtsor, Atlanta ton, Carter pointedly made no attorney Charles Kirbo, will · reference to either man- but be screening still more said there may st!U be more prospect~ for the Car.ter prospects to come in the · ? Middleport; Ohio Ryan blankS:Indians, 2-0 • By BilL MADDEN VPI SJ*11 Writer N!Un Ryan hal lellmed there'• cnly one sure way o1 wlnnllla bill 1811le8: Don't give up any runs. "I don't koow If my alt.~ de II wrma, but I go oul tl'iere with the idea I have to llhut them out," Ryan aald prior to Wednesday night's game with the Cleveland Indians. 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Philadelphia 52' ll .675 the game. " 33 .511 8 everybody" a~ the Glou.ster to Improve themselves." total to 1~ in 133 1..1 lnnlni!s. In 10 Innings, and oakland Pittsburgh New York u •o .s2• tl'h and Meigs American Legion Meiga outhlt lite vllit.ora ~ topped Baltimore, 5-3. 51 . LOU IS 3• 45 .• 30 " 4, and loser Steve Baird went 3• o14 .m 19 v2 T~ams mel in an old Chicago the dlatance, pitching a ilne 25 48 .3•2 25 · fashioned pllchers duel at the Montreal wesl Syracuse Ball Park Wed· game by fanning 10, walldng . W.. L.. Pol• . GB only low-, and yielding )\Ill Cincinnati 51 31 .622 nesday ~ Los Angeles •6 37 .55• 5V2 . Any basebaU fan could lind Utose four hiis. Baird retired · San 01~0 42 40 .512 9 The San Diego Padre& Pblladelphia, 6-5, San AttoniO 38 •3 .469 12•12 whatever his favorite part of the first a batters before By FRED McMANE \ 38 " .<63 13 the ball,game happened to be allowing a hit. would be "the first w admit Francisco b)pped St. Louis, ~ Houston UPISportJ Writer 34 50 .405 18 Meigs had Iota · of op· there's something mighty 2, Pittsburgh downed San.Francisco Wt:dnesday' s Results - there were rwmers thrown Chlcogo 10 Son Diego ·o out stealing, runners picked portuniUes, but they colildn't strange going Cil at Chicago's Atlanta, 9-7, and New York 3 Cincinnati • Montreal off 'bases, five d . elenslve gel Ute Umely hit. Wrigley Field these last few routed Houston, 12-4. Los Ang 6 Ph i ladelphia s In Ute first inning, Brenl san Frlu'lclsco 3 st. Lou is 2 plays, runners ciJt down at days. Dodgen 6, Pb1Ule1 5: Pittsburgh 9 Alton to 7 the plate, and most of all, Ruth · Revzen, billing Johnson led ott with a walk Pinch-hitter Lee Liley douYork 12 Houston • but was out stealing, Brian herseU aa an au!hentlc witch, bled to Ignite a three-run NewTodav's ProbiJble Pitchers TENSION. CAll Times EDTl The only sow- note of Ute Hamilton followed and did is •expected w llhow up in" seventh · inning, which · San Diego (Jones 15-JJ at penron at Wrigley Field today enabled Los t\ngeles to defeat Chicago CRenko 2-< 1. uo p.m. evening was Uta! the local likewise, and then Mike and offer her aislltance to Philadelphia for Ut.e third ,New York I S.eover 8 51 ot Meigs team fell to 'tile visitors Nesselroad and Mick onto I Morel J.3l, U 5 p.m. by Ute acore of 1~, the single Davenport followed with Ute Chicago Cubis by casUng a night in a row. Ron Cey hit his AllMontreal (Fryman 8·6) at Two Gallla County tearru. In the opening game, Jelf wrapped it up with a 10 run spell of aome kind on Randy Houston CDierker 7·81 , 8: 35 runolthegtimecominginthe singles, but there was no one . 12th homer and Dusty Baker advanced to furtlter action Wayland slammed a triple fow-Ut inning. Foley bad the Jones, the All..Star southpaw 'On. top ol the lith inning! and one was eliminated and single to lead Ute Mid· only Green hit, a single in the of the Padres, who has also aingled home a pair of p.'l'only gomes schedu led ! Meigs batters collected Frtdoy's Gomes Glouster plated that ~un runs fll' the Dodgers, wbo Wednesday night in the dleport Braves to.its.easy win second. Demoskey was tile already won 15 games. · Pitt at Cincl. 2, twi ·J~}ght when, with Qne out, an error nine walks off two Glousters banded the Phlllies their Kyger Creek Utile League over Green. Jim Boyer winner while Foley Wok the San Diego at PhiiB, rlttt:l.t..She can't make th1nga any fourth losS in a row. and· second San Francisco at Chicago allowed a rwmer to reach pitchers, Tournament. Middleport's slammed a borne run while loss. better rlgltt now f(l' the Cubs Glanll 3, Cardinals Z: Lqs Angeles ol 51 . Louis first, but he was cut down on baseman Mike Nesaelroad Braves blasted Green, lf>..l; Tetry Wayland and Dave · Bidwell continued Its or any worse for the Padrea New York •1 Atlonto, night a forei!--play at second. Th . e led Ute hitters with three for Darrell Evans hit a solo MOntreal at Houston , night Bidwell edged Point · Demoskey had the other winning ways with a 5-3 win than they are, however. American League remalnlnl runner stole . three at the plate I two singles ho!ner to t1118p a 2-2 tie in the Pleasant's Fruth's Phar• Brave hits. over Point Pleasant FruUt's The Cubs, .wbo have the ninth inning and give San East second and third, and w!Ut and a double). Hamllwn .had macy, 5·3 and Raccoon Middleport scored three Pharmacy. The Pirates came worst Jttching staff in the w,; Lj0 P!(0 GB two out, scampered "home a double and single, and · Francisco a vicWry over St. York Valley bombed Syracuse runs in the second Inning Uten from a three-run first inning National League In tenns of Louis. Evans' hcmer spoiled New James, Pat Cleveland 38 3S .500 8'12 when a batted ball Wok a bad Davenport, Reds, 24-0. . dellcit lor· the victory. Point earned run · average and a route-going effort by the Boston 38 38 .500 8112 h0 t d Soulaby, and Baird eaCh had 37 39 .487 9'h P a secon · Pleasant Wok th~ lead on fewest complete games, Ca,rdinals' Lynn McGlothen, Detroit · 36 42 .462 ll 'l2 It just. wasn't in Ute stars a single. Baltimore · singles by Greg Wlllll8ley and posted their third cmaecuUve who absorbed hill eighth loss Milwaukee 397 16 29 Meigs record is now 15-7. for Mel•• to win. Wesl "· · 0"' Joey Sullivan an error and shutout over the Padres In I~ decisions. Gary Lavelle w.. L.. Pet. GB In the bottom of Ute liUt, They play at Athens wnlght. single by Alan Scarberry. Wednesday, . when Rick was the winher In relief. Konsos Cily 49 30 .620 Greg James led olf wiUt a G 000 000 000 01-141 Texas u 33 .571 4 Bidwell bounced back with Reuachel tossed a !our-bitter Pirate& 9, 'Brave~ 7: M • 000 000 000 ~ oakland 41 40 .506 9 single, and stole second, and a run in the first on P. to highlight a 1~ triiDDph. Manny Sanguillen hit his Minnesola HWJter, Turrell (WP, 10) 37 42 .468 12 then lhird. The next batter Hollilll!head's triple and an · Reuschel's effli't W88 the first hcmer of tbe season to Chicago 36 42 .462 12112 ded 1 t til 35 49 ,417 W h gi'Oun OU 0 e pitch~r, and BQston. Baird and error. The Pirates moved first ccmplet'e game shutout cap a lour-run fourth inning .CalifOrnia . Wednesday's Resulfs the next One popped tO . Soulsby . .ahead 4-3 In the Utird on by a Cubs' pitcher this year. that carried Plttaburgh 10 Chicago 6 Boston 3, 10 inns City 2 New York 1 "We tiren't hitting," said victory over AUanta. Frank Kansas NEW YORK (UP!) - Joe emerged as the top vote- · singles by Jones and Detro it 2 Texas 1 roWld Morgan, last seaaon's Most getter among the outfielders ·Hollingshead an another Padres' M a n a g e r John Taveras and !Wnnle Stennett Minnesota 8 M il waukee 2 Cal i fornia 2 Cleveland 0. ;McNamara in a Classic Valuable Player, heads a list with 1,946;379 witb Kingman inf!eid error. also drove in two runs apiece 5 Baltimore 3 SO!JTHPORT, England which bracketed him offiveplayersfromtheworld edging Bake McBride of St. McMillan was !he winning understatement. "You get 10 for the Pirates while Tom oakland Toda y~1 1 ';!;~!: 1~ 1mchers (UPI) - Three obscure alongside last year's 1 champion Cincinnati Reda In Louis for the No. 3 outfield pitcher while Jim Wamsley .hits in three games, there's Paciorek went 4-fcr.oi and Minnesota (Goltz 7-71 al golfers shared the flrat-round runnerup, Jack N~ of no way to win." tile starting lineup berth. Wok the loss. Jbn Wynn. had three hlis, · Boston I Jones 1-01 , uo p.m. . lead of the tOOth British Open Australia, and Britain's And, about that witch?· representing the National In marked contrast to the Raccoon .Valley plated five Chicago' (Gossage 5·61 at New Including his lith hcmer, for York CHollzmon 6-61, 8 p.m. Golf Championship Bermuda-shorted Brian "We've dme pretty well · the BraveS. · League In tile 47th AU..Star NL team, the · American runs in the first inning Texas · I Briles 7-51 ol Mil · Wednesday as favored Barnes, one shot off the pace. Game at Plliladelphla next League starting squad, which enroute to a lopsided ~ without her," CUbs' Manllger Mete lZ, Altroo 4: ~':;:kee I ColbOrn 5-10 1· a::ro . Americans Jack Nicklaus, Two-time champion Tuesday night. was announced Wedneadsy, blasting of the Syracuse Jim Marshall said. "Let her John Milner knocked · In Ballimore' !Garland 9-11 at Johnny Miller, Hale Irwin Nicklaus; the ~2 fllvorlte, work m the other side. II she three runs and Jerry Oakland Morgan, who emerged as consists of six first-time Reds. · I Bosman 2.01. II p.m. 'and Tom Weiskopf · languished si% strokes off the the top vote;!etler in boUt electees. Named to Ute AL Goble was the big stick wilh wants to do It in favor ilf us, l(oosman gained his ninth I Only games scheduled) floundered' and complained pace with a .75, thtrd favorite , Friday's Games leagues with ~.0'79,082, was first team were catcher two triples and a single. though, I can •t .knock It." win as New York collected 20 Cleveland at Oakland, night about scorched greens.Hale Irwin carded a 74, and In other NL action, llits to whip Houston. Jerry Baltimore at Cali!, nigh I named !Dday as the NL's Thurman Munaon of New Maynard, the winning hurler, Irishman Christy O'Connor 1973 -'•• ol Milwoukee, night """'er Tom Welskopl starting second baseman for York, ftrst baseman Rod had a tripl~ and double; Cincinnati nippe<l Montreal, Gfllle and Mike Phillips each Te<os KOnsos City al Detroit, night Jr., the first of 155 golfers to · shot a 73. the ... fifth straight year, Carew of Minnesota~ aecond Games' socked a triple and 4-3, Los Angeles edged had three hits for the Mets Chicago " New .York. nlghl tee off in Ute $135,000 IDurOnly' Miller, the 'I aecond Mlnnesot i!l at Boston , night Q"' according to the final official baseman Bobby Grich of coUected two walks; Coen name n I, Sever Ian o favorite, and Hubie Green, · figures released by . the Baltimore, ·shortsb)p Toby bad two singles; Thornton Ballesteros, a 19 year-old with tbree U.S. toun\ament baseball commissioner's. Harrah of Teras, third base- bad a single and triple; · Spaniard, and Norlo Suzuki, wins this season, lived up to office. man George Brett of Kansas Lester, two singles, , and making his first appearance their reputations with Morgan will be joined by City and outfielders Fred Bailey, a single. Brian Allen MONTREAL (UP!) -The Expos starter Sieve Rogers Dodgers had won," he said. oulside Japan, aU shot three- regulation 7211. teammates Pete Rose at Lynn of Boston and Ron bad a first !lUling single for Cincinnati Reds. wm't admit was well on his way to his "A:! a matter of fact the last underi>ar 69s to share the Only 14 players lroke par, third base, Dave Coocepclm LeFlore and Rusty Staub of Syracuse. · it but It appears Uteir -chief Utird win when Cincinnati time I had looked at tbe lead as a crowd ol 17,591 a direct contradlcllo.n to atshortstop,Jolumy Bench at Detroit. Grich, Brett., Tonight, · Pomeroy's rivals, · the Los Angeles began its ninth inning scoreboard they were w'thstood sweltering 85 predlctlona · by players Utal catcher lllld'George Foster In LeFlore, Lynn, Harrah and Pirates wlll battle the Dodgers, spurred them on w comeback. · trailing . degree temperatures at the ncord auregate score ol tile ouUield In the NL's Staub were . elected as Galll(lolls White So:r; Point their latest victory. Joe Morgan and Dan "My only concern at -tbe Royal Birkdale's seaside 276-t!hared by Arnold starting lineup. start.e.rs for the first-time. . Pleasant 1t1as9n . County The Reds were tralllng the Driessen singled and then time was help\itg. I haven't links. Palmer and Weiskopf Others named· ID the NL · · Sparky Anderson of the lnsw-ance will play Letart Montreal E:rpos 3-1 when tbe Cesar Geronimo tripled to been playing tbat well or Utat lnstt:ad of tbe American big would be lroken. starting unit · are first Cincinnati · Reda, wbo will and Powell's Giants meet 'scoreboard · flashed the the game. Mike 1wn then much, so I sw-e was happy to guns it was Tom Kite, winher One of thoee was Amerlcan baseman Steve Garvey of Los manage the NL AU..Stats, Point Pleasant's Jaycees. Dodgers had taken a 6-6 win ·followed with a .sacrifice fly do my share. I'm certainly of last month's Philadelphia Bill Brask, who carded me of Angeles and outfielders Greg previously selected Randy over the Philadelphia to left field to score not going w,worry wbat Ute Classic, spearheading the the day's two eagles in Luzlnskl of PbUadelphia and Jones of San Diego, Tom Phillies. .. chaUe••e ..., with a 70, shooting a 71 Geronomo with the winning other teams are doing.'" US Dave Kingman ilf New York. Seaver and Jon MaUack of Suddenly, Cincinnati run. . Morgan, Bench, Rose, Con- New York, Rich Rhoden of Geronomo knew of the In Pee Wee action, Letart rallied for thtee ninth-inning cepcion and Garvey were Los ~eles, Woodie Fryman ended in a tie for second with runs and a 4-3 victory ID Dodgers victory In Philadelstarters for the NL in last ilf Montreal, Jolm Montefusco a 4-3-1 record as Utey edged sweep their three-game phia. year's All..Star game. Bench; of San Francisco, Ken Forsch Ute , Racine A's -in an ab- series and maintain a 5'12 "But I certainly wasn't althoUgh not enjaying one of of Houston and A:ndy breviated game Tuesday game lead over Los Angeles thinking about them," he his better se&50IIS, will be the Messersml~ of Atlanta as his evening. The game was In the NL West. said. "I just knew I bad to starting catcher for the pitchers for tile mld-e\Dilffier called after three innings ''&u-e we knew the Dodgers bring horne those runners and eljhth straight year. classic. MesserSII!ith, who with Letart ahead 7-'. The had won," Reds Manager I was trying to get a home run Rolle, a starter In the has a bad leg, was replaced Sparky Anderson admitted, or anything, else just to score outfield Ill' the last three by teammate Dick Ruthven. only two hita of the game "but my players don't worry them." came in Ute crucial first yeiU'II, joins Stan 1\IUSial and AL pitchers, selected by about them. Our guys know Lum said he hadn't even . Hank Aaron as the only manager Darrell Johnson of · !lUling as Scott'Wickllne and ·we can win 100 games and as given a thought to Los players in ilte history· of the Boston, include Jim Shawn Stobart doubled for long as we do that, nobody is Angeles. AU..Star Game to start at low- "Catfish" HWJter and Sparky Letart. · "I didn't even know the Leading Racine batters going to beat us.'' different positions. He Lyle of New York, Mark previously started at second Fidrych of Detroit, Frank were Wendell Clark, three Lined with Bendix l,ong Wear Lining baae, left field and right field. Tanana of CalifOrnia, Luis walks and. two runs; Damon Fisher, three walks, one run; The closest balloting In the Tlant of Boston, Dave NL vole W88 at llhortstop LaRoche of Cleveland, Rich Mike Johnson, three walks; INSTALLED where Concepcion narrowly Gossage of Chicago, Bill.. Ralph Fisher, two walks; BIU ONLY Proffitt, two walks and one outpolled Larry Bowa of Travers of Milwaukee and ·SAVE OVER $4.00 ON 2 WHEELS Phlladelphla. Concepcion Rollie Fingers of Oakland. run. In addition to Wickline's .-·· and Stobart's doubles for recelwd 2,130,721 votes to The NL reserves will be 1,941,092 for Bowa. Luzlnskl announced later today Blid Letart, Bill Hupp, Eric BRAKE CUPS OR DRUM TURNING EXTRA Ute AL alternates on Friday. Milliron, Joe Roush, Tim Gillbrlde, Rich Gillbride, and Keith Allen aU walked and scored. sarvicaP· It's rt ol ,Belknap ' aObby Bonda' 111110 bomer. ln the first and run-Koring double In the third was the extent ol the bat supp«t the AnJ!els could give him. But Ryan made the two runs stand up, then afterward he said JUs. dayl with the lighthitting Angels mig~t at last be coming to an end. "A trade lJ a poulbility unless this club does something different In the second baH llke move up ln the standings," Ryan said. · Glouster wins 1~0 sque*er . .-' ' likely in you r work or career. BLACK BELKNAP _ROOF COATING '. Pirates in win r------------------· has improved my health. 1 started smoking at 18,' I was · always healthy but after becoming older 1 had colds, flu, shortness of breaUt and my lungs always bad .a dry, crusty feeling. Don't tell yourself to taper off. It won't work. Just throw them out Ute ' window and fall on your knees and stick with It. If anybOdy had ever told me at lhis .age I'd have felt this wonderful I wouldn't have believed it. , • DEAR READER - I have always been impressed how many people . do not really · .know what good hea!Ut feels like until after Utey have changed their life style. Many relatively young men ·have told me they were glad they had a he~rt attack early because after they quit smoking and followed the usual program to pr~venk· heart disease they felt better than they bad felt In years. Thank you for yow- letter and I hope It will encow-age others who have smoked for years to follow your example. 3- 'Ibe ')ally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Thunday, July 8,1976 ON OUR Heavy Duty Mufflers and Pipes We wiil install 'em or you can carry 'em out. \ �• - I 4- The LlaUy SentineL Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Thursday, July t- Tie r~Uy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Thursday, July 8, 1976 li.'"it'd'l!ll'lliiR':>A<N>A<.tt~·>.'*~t~ · .....,.. lf:,~,~,, , ,J3~;:;: : :~i;;;;,, , ,d;;:~ :::::,,:~~ ~ ~ '* Will ford family enjoys reunion tJJt :e : .~...s::::::::::::::::::~~ Generation Rap ' By Helen and Sue Bottel . RACINE - Approximately annual Willford reunlort held on Sunday at the Racine. American Legion }lall. Presented gifts were Charlie Willford who will be 92 next month, the old.esl grapdiather present, for whom a card shower was planned at his Box 104, Slaterville, W. \la. address; . Mrs. Bernice Willford , the oldest grandmother : Travis Smith , the youngest son , Tabelha Willford , the youngest daughter, and 65 11ttended the Neighborhood Goes lo Dogs Rap : . I'm complaining because I have to clean it up ! And when you overlook It until you use the power mower, that's wben my temper hits the fan ! . Dad won't hassle our Oj!ighbors. Maybe this is why all tbe · dogs use our front lawn. There's an ordinance prohibiting dogs from running 10080, but people still let.theirs out - so they won 't have IQ clean up their own yards. Since I do ~ gardening as my regular house.hold job, don't I have a right - well, lf not complain to owners, at least shoot. the dogs with a bee-bee gun or throw small firecrackers under them? - DOGGED FOOTSTEPS . P.S. Animal repeUants don't work. 'l'bey're big rip-<~lfs . D.F.: 'Both your alternate courses are Illegal in city residential areas - and your neighbor might not be as kind as your fatber about caiUng the authorites. So ... back IQ complaints : make !bern polite at first. Even placating parents couldn't .object to THAT. - HELEN +++ I Mr . and Mrs . Vernon Howell. formerly of Pomeroy And if they do, I'd say household jobs sl!oQid get will celebrate their 60th reshuffied : tile person who evidently doesn't mind cleaning up wedding aMive.rsary with an dog plops should become the gardener. He or she might sl!ow a open house on Saturday, July Uttle more spunk after the fertilizer hits ihe blade . - SUE 24 at the home of their +++ grandaon and his wife, Mr, Rap : and Mrs. Thomas Paul !on of I make extra money pi'cking up balls that saU over .the 2504 Jist St., N. E. Canton . fence at the golf course, So I spend a lot of time listening 1o The couple have three golfers. children , Mrs. 'Ross You wouldn't believe how much women swear! They're (Kathleen ) Paullon of raunchier than men when they aren't playing in a mixed Canton, Mrs.' George (Opal) group . A female foursome turns the air blue! Caruthers of Beach City, I know teenage girl!l are good with four-letter worda, but Ohio, and Roy Howell of untU now I didn't realize older women were into swearing. Pomeroy. '!'bey also have 11 Does this come with liberation? - GETI'ING AN EARFUL grandchildren, 20 greal grandchildren, and will soon GEF: . More likely it comes with frustration over.(lubbing an easy , · shot or hitting a sand trap. Don't blame women's swearing on equality, but rather on the fact that most four-letter words are · accepted these days, - HELEN . +++ Dear Rap: My mother always sayS, ''You can have whlitever you really want in life if you go after it hard enough, but be sure you really want It! " How do you know what you want untU you get it and find out? - AMBITIOUS' Dear AMB: Good question. Since life is a series of experiments, let's modify your mother's words to read " ... but be sure you know how to let.go lf you find you don't really want it." -HELEN AND SUE ·- ..-----""!'!-.. ---~-----""!'!a MEN'S • DEN'S CHILDREN'S MIDDLEPORT, OHIO GET READY FOR CANNING .. WITH -> ~ FROM STAR SUPPLY CO. ..-~~!= RACINE, OHIO 'rhe fast, easy way to can fruits. vegetables and meats. Provides the . high pressure and temperature ·PRESSURE CANNER for destroying spol.lage organisms In food. Harvest · Gold finish . ' $45.90 • MASON, W. Va . - '!'be birthday ann.iversaries of Alva Luckeydoo and his son. Roger, both born on July I, were celebrated Thursday evening with a ()inner party at the Luckeydoo home. The table was decorated in gold and blue and featured a yellow rose centerpiece and lighted tapers. The color scheme was also carried out in the dining area and on the birthday cake. Guests were Mrs. R. C. King , Sr., Henderson, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. James King and sons, Jamie and <luis, AM,Luckeydoo Mo. ; Mr. and Mra. St. Larry ' and sons. Larry Edward, and Pllilip Dean, Point Pleasant; -Mrs. Catherine Smith, Mason, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. James Brewing ton, Middleport, Mrs. Roger Luckeydoo and daughl!!rs, Amy and Lee Marie, Kettering, and the hostess, Mrs. Alva I..uckeydoo. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bailey of Darwin returned Sunday after spending a week with relatives in Topsham, Maine and touring poin~ of interest along the coa I. The couple traveled by 7'l/ jet. Mr . .tnd Mrs. Earl Thoma and children, Suzan and Kelly spent the July 4th weekend at Pilot Moun!ain Stale Park in North Carolina. They also spent time at Wythersville, Va ., visited Big Walker Lookout, the Blue Stone Dam, and the still uncompleted New River Gorge Bridge in West Virginia. They also visited Hawks' Nest enroule home. Mrs. Ruth W<:hury of Glen Ridge, N.J . joined ber family in Pomeroy Wednesday. She has spent the past two weeks in Florida with her parents and carne bere via plane. Her husband, James and children have been visiting bere since Saturday with his parents, Mr : and Mrs. • Patrick W!:hary. Michelk King honors birthd4y $34 Tbe seventh birthday of Michl King, son of Mr . and Mrs. Arland King, was observed Monday with a cookout at the Route 33 Park near RACINE - Stanley Roush, Roadside Pomeroy. his son, Phillip, and his Served following the granddaughter, Lynn Roush, of Springfield, Mo. have been cookout were two cakes, one a bicentennial llag replica, bere visiting relaUves. A patriotic address was and the 'other depicting an given by Stanley Rouah at the emergency and fll'e truck Southern High School scene baked by his grandauditorium Sunday morning mother, Mrs. Tony Fowler, In celebration of the July and ice cream. Attending Fourth holiday, with ap- were Mr. and Mrs. King and proxlma tely 300 persons daughter, Marsha, Mr. and attending, Roush was a 1922 Mrs. Tony Fowler, Mr. and graduate of Racine High Mrs. Claren~e King, Shawn Goeglein, April Clark and School. Afterwarda ROUJh, his son. Usa Rendi. and granddaughter went lo the home of Mr. and Mrs. .Edson Roush for a potluck dinner. Others there were TRIO TO SING Mr. and Mra. William Curtis The Laurel Clift Free of Columbwl: Mrs. Marilyn Methodist Church will Young and son, David, Sid· feature the "Good News" ney; Mrs. Barbara Wataon Trio at their Sunday night and daughters, Bea and . services, 7:30 p.m. on both Brigid, Kent; Paul Salser, Albany: Elsie Roush and July II and July 18. Robert Mrs. Robert Warner, Musser will be the speaker. The public Ia Invited. Pomeroy. "IVINUI &HARING TUBE HALTERS \ Pomernv Pe~nal Notes I ~~n :n;,·:;~ a~~~~:~h~~ Roush family visits relatives THE SHOE BOX conditions necessary observed Mold stows away onboard suitcase By Polly Cramer DEAR POLLY POLLY'S PROBLEM " - After DEAR POLLY - Could you emptying jars that have held tell me how to get mildew or mold out of my suitcase? LULA . DEAR LULA - Luggage shOuld always be stored In a <lry place so ·as to prevent this condition. Allbe first sign of mildew, wash off with warm water and soap .and then dry well.. Since you ba ve bad <·:·:·:·:·:·:·<::::~~""*"-'"*''*'~~, youn for a time, take out of '"1 "doors and dry thoroughly. Bzr.tbdaryS 1 +++ Polly's Pointers have their first great-greatgrandchild. Mr. Howell and the former Esta McCumber, were married in Pomeroy on July 24, 1916 by the Rev. Bells, then pastor of. the German Methodist Church. They are members of the United Methodist Church, Pomeroy. Relatives and friends of the · couple are invi ted to call at the Paulton home from 2 to 6 p.m. on the day of the open house. .::..·_:,.· . Clonch, Tom Tucker,- Roy Bartrum, Ivan and Flonnc:e · Boaell, MarJ Cootie. Harold and Belly Willford, lllellbet Wooda, Marie Cochran, W; Becky and Toni Rutledp, Earl Willford, Allee Halpp, Harry, Libby and Kevin Willford, JOIM and Allla Willford, Allen, Erick and Rachel Graham, Bob, nanette, Danny, Charley and . Greg Weddle, Billy Raymond, and Van and. Michael Willford. Middleport Department Store Anniversary approaching . ' and Rhonda crate, unable to be present, Q'ie youngest with the moat children. Her daughters, Crystal, Stacy and Marcy accep~ the gilt .for Mrs. Crate. Others attending were JoaM, Karen. and Tanuny Proffitt, Roger and Violet Willford, Eva Wells, Debbie and 'Carter Smith, Joyce and Mlck Hlad, 'tanuny Vance, Theodore, Bonnie, Kimberly and Lisa Willford, Reatha, Lori, Krista, and· John Odessa Proffitt, the youngest grandmother , Also receiving gil~ were Ben and Jean RuUedge of shelbyville, . Tenn . who traveled the farthest ; Helen Easllulm, the oldest without children, Roger and Beverly WIUiord, the youngest couple without children ; Irene WIU!ord Hupp and Robert Coogle, tho114!. with the most .grandchildren ; Kay Graham, oldest granddaughter; Gary . Willford, tile oldest grandson; Jean Rutled.ge, the oldest with the most children ; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Howell D. : GEF: Uberation hasn't increased female swear,ing any more than It has increased the criffie rate among women. A truly liberated woman doesn't need to prove It with a. foul mouth (or {oul actions) . -SUE ·a dampened with deaalured ' alcohol. Sometimes just . rubbing with vinegar will do. the job. - POLLY. DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve Is that tlle waist banda to pantyhose are so small, even on the queen siZ!l ones. This makes one's tununy pop right out and il is most uncom!ortable to be squeezed into a tiny waistband. Also I. wonder why manufacturers sew the waist elastic, onto slacks. In order to lengthen the elastic that is usually IQo tight, one has to rip off the entire waistband. Leave that elastic loose , please. · ELLEN I. DEAR READERS and DELORES - As usual our readers have co!De up with SQJDe different ways 1o solve a problem. Gene Wrote thai sbe has lbree loq balred dogs. She fllds rubblllg a damp spoqe over a surface, In one direction only, will roll the dog hair up lato a haD that is very easy to pick up with · the vacuum or even lbe band. · Genevieve uses a brush hair roUer lor re!Dovlng dog hairs. Isabell, a beauty sliop owner, says a pnff ball of aylon net Is used In her shop lo remove hairs from customer's clothllg. It seems to work oa ever:ythlag, so she suggests trytrig II on the dog bairs on Delores' blanket. TbaiW tO all of you aad the many others wbo aenl lD answers. -POLLY. DEAR POLLY - Before our family leaves on a campaign trip, I dip the tips of kitchen matches in nail polish so the sulphur tips will not gel damp and they will slcille easily. I aiso save the paraffin from my jars of home caMed jelly, etc. 1o use as lire starters, while we are picnicing and barbecui.ilg oilt of doors. - BETI'Y W, ' home canned food, I clean them and instead of s!Qring away until the next caMing season l put them to use. Brown beanS, dried. Iimas, coconut, macaroni , noodles, walnuts and anything that comes in a bag is put in these jars. Tbey are handler to gel IQ, no more torn bags 1o spill things and they ate airtight and protected when the lid Is · screwed on . Those plastic trays that meat comes on from the market are great for carrying cakes, candy, etc. to fr iends, kids ' parli.es at school and ;;o on. I also use them to hold many things wben going on a picnic. No more worrying about lost ,dishes. - REBA. Polly will send you one of ber "peachy" !bank-you cards, Ideal for framlDC or placl~g ln your famlly scrapbook, U she uses your favorite Pointer, Peeve or PNblem Ia ber collliDII. SUMMER HATS AND · TURBANS '1'' ro 0. Fri. & Sit. 1:00 ,Chapman's Nall)e Brand. Summer Is Great! ;Class hosts party Hurry! It's 14A}To 22.12 Social Calendar REMEMBER! 10% Discount . to all 4-H members and leadeB and AI Home Ec. students and teachers. tl . 11 $4 Pr. SHOES, dres!z sport MISS AMERI~ CONNIE AND LIFE STRIDE DRESS Reg. $10.99 to $23.99 SPORT SANDAlS 6.72 ro 16.39 Chapman's Shoes MAIN ST. 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Twenty-one riders and Roush and Racine Home Well, Mr . and Mrs. ·~erry people dona led to the puipall Burke , Mr . and Mrs. Wmen of sending ldda to O!urdl sponsors participated June National. . Arthur H. Baer, Tipton, (Helen) Bryan, Columbus; Steve Trussel by Oris and Van Meter, Mr. and Mrs. Camp : Eleanor arc1e ol 26th in the United Methodist . Iowa, vlllted with bls slater lind their llusbanda, and Leo Roger Fortney , South Bethel Heath· Church, Mr . and Mn. County Youth CciuncU Bike- Pat Smith . Mr~. Albert (Bertha) Gilmore, Pomeroy. It had Gene ShiVely by Jack Church, and Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Hoover, Mr. w Hike to raise money lo .send Ebersbach, and Mr; and Mrs. been 28 years·since the family Candy O..vls, Kalhy Arnolt, B Cha I ni h Mrs: Robert Bumguaer, H BechUe. Olio Marcinko. y rene '"' c Juanita lGulnther, Sherr I youths of the county to JIJ!IIell Clatworthy over the group had been IQgether . East Letart United ;Methodllt Teresa Ervin by Virginia Tim Hawthorne by Royal Outdoor living in the Sisson. inda Riggs. usa Lanusler Church Camp July July 4th weekend . Mrs. Mrs. Ebersbacll received Sunday School, Wayne primitive setting . o f Camp Pape. Sherry Sayre. · and 11-16. Reese , Mrs. Reese, and Oak Park, South Bethel Ebersbach waa 91 on June 26 many eards, Dowers and net\r Chester next Tamara Theiss. . The route was 21 miles . Roberta Thaxton. Church, Gaul's Shak~ Haven, Roush, Ethel G~ueaer, and Mr. Baer Ia 18. other .remembrances lor her Klashula k Ill 1 th 1 160 Unlf 7, Sue Hebner and G Tracey Jeffers by Susie Jim Hawthon\e, Mr. and George Slaaoil, Alice ~, Judy Roosti, leaders: Rhonda long , . from Ap.ple rove · Accompanying him were birthday. Others present wee w g ve e near Y Jack Bechtle, Nan Moore, his children Mn. Sheldon beSides those 'named were : Meigs County Girl Scou~ Neece. Crystal Lane. Judi Church to Heath United Pullins , Rock Springs Mrs. Darrell Hawthorne. Rod Pulllns by Mr . and and General Tlrea, Mid(Eloise) Smith, Rock Island, Mrs. Margaret Clatworthy, enrolled lor day camp the Mees, Chrfstlna Arnold. Jill Methodist Church in Mid· Church, Mr. and Mrs . chance IQ renew and enlarge Nease, Paula Winebrenner . dleport. Wendell Jellers , General Mrs. Bentz, Ml<!dleporl dleport. It Ia regretted if any . m.; Mrs. floyd (Dorothy) Middleport, and Mrs. Mlck camping skills and to learn Debra Boring. Kelll Rizer, Follo'"'nn is the final list of Tires, Barbara Goeglein, Mr. Dept.1'01uStore, Sp~ncer's name is omitted unln- ' Andenon, Kankakee, Ill,; Chllda, Middleport. Billy Jean Rice. """' bo I I and Mrs. Harold Blackston Market; Frances Hunnel, tenlionally. - Llll!'l Hoover, Unll s. Charlotte Wamsley riders and sponsors. And LewiJ A. Baer, Waukee, Leo Gilmore returned to a ullhe r her lage;. Day camp, which begins at and Terri Tobin, leaders : ·Jim 11eflers by Harry and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard. Frances Roberts, Mrs. Erwin Bike-Hike Chalrperaon. jowa. On Sunday the chlldr~n Columbus with his sisters and 9am .. Monday, will continue Deborah Downie, Trlna Davis, Virginia Davis, Susie Diana Karr by Chester Gloecknar, and Susie Pullins. 91 CarrJ,! Baer Gilmore, . wiU accompany the Bryans to each day through 3 p.m. Reeves, Linda Sue Stewart. Pullins and Rock Springs United Methodist Church. ( Tlm Jeffers by Rock deceued, joined the group Indiana for a visit with Friday. Three ,"Qvernights" Cindy Arnold. Kathy Pickens. Church . Pat Wolf by Chester United Springs Church. Rulh Ann Fry. Mel issa for a reunion at the Clat- relatives there. Mr. Baer and are .Included in the· week ; Howard, Mells:sa lhle, and Brent Sisson by Krista! Methodist Church: Neale Knight by Ralph and ~orthy beirne. They are Mrs. his family returned IQ their each girl is eligible to slay Tara Wolfe. Sisson , Shirley · Sisson, Joy Jo Hill by Chester United . Jean Trussell. yirgU (Mildred) Kirkpatrick, homes Tuesday morning . Sal~ only one night. Brownies will Unil9. Barbara Dugan and G'U · Effi GIU · d Methodist Church. Candy Brothers by Swisher · Westerville: Mrs. Darwin ·r . Virginia Lee, leaders: Kim 1 esp1e , e esp1e, an Susan Zirkle by Bruce and Lohse Drugs, Kingsbury . sleep .in IIJ!l cabin,. the jitniors . Adams , Melinda Mankin, Rock Springs Church. ' and Cadettes in tents. · Jaye Roberfs, Joelle Kathy Smith by Eller's Zirkle, Jim Frecker, Homes, Betsy Ros.s , New Mrs. Gertrude Casto and Mc La u II h I I n • J u II e ·. Gulf, Bob Lee Family, Vista Welker's Ashland, Shammy's York Clothing House, Kiddie . Miss Becky Triplett, both Houdashelt, Melissa Hub- No 3 Edson Roush ·Harold Drive In, MIUer 's Antiques, Shoppe and D&D Meals. bard , Darla HaHield1 Teresa · ' ,. ' Many thanks to the ladles experienced campers, will be Teaford, Becky Hudson, and · ,. .~· Rock Springs Chuich, Sugar : SYRACUSE - The teenage ten bach , Gary Grueser, in charge of the girls on the Kimberly Cogar. Run Flour MIU, Jane Abboll, of the Apple Grove and Heath ClaiiS of .the Asbury United Randy Dudding, and Susie overnights. UnlllO, Sandi Rodman and Gibbs' Grocery and Frances Churches for breakfast and Mrs. Judy Werry, camp Mrs. Cogar, leaders: Tamara t,fethodlat Church, Syracuse, Craig. Goeglein. , lunch. Thanks also to th~ C. Clark, Malinda Wells, Becky recently held a surprise Tonya Salser by Ronie and B. Club and the sheriff's director, has scheduled a Roosh , Melinda Hill, Katrina birthday party honoring their COokie Salser. ' departments lor their belp. variety of activities in ad- Donahue. Kerrl Beegle, Lori teacher, Richard Ash. dillon lo the usual outdoor Wolle , Deborah Holler. Barbara Well by Debbie Thanks to all the riders and RECENTGUESTS fls nd hi"'· 01 da Mandy Hill and Kimberly The potluck dinner was Miller , Katie Miller, Linda sponsors for their par· Y Hill. RUTLAND - Recent era " AUtg beld in the social room of the • Fitch, Howard Well, Mr. and ticipallon . The following camp. These are : Unit 11. Rita Hill and Mrs. Mrs. Saudi Rodmen will Frank, leaders: Melissa c;11urch wltjl homemade ice guests of Mrs. l!ealrice THURSDAY Mrs. Ivor N. Farrar, Gladys Howell, Rutland were Grace . buUd a kiln and work with McMillion, Robin McDaniel. cream and cake being . ser· HARRISONVILLE SEN- Cummings, South Bethel LOSE UGLY FAT ved. A gift was presented to Bradbury of Huntington, scouts on gathering clay from Susan· Jell, Julie Willis. Mary lOR Citizens Club will Olurch, Greg Eblin , George. srart lo11ng weight todaY. or , . Melinda · Bradbury, the,"llls, molding things and Winebrenner. ·Laren Wolfe, hold a birthday potluck Tuster Jr ., Carolyn Grueser. money back. MONA DEX " •· · Mr. Ash from ·the claaa. At- Mrs Kyge a d Mr d Mr ,. Angela Dowell. Lois Frank. Supper a t 6 p.m Thursday at tin" tablet and easy to take. tending were Mr. and Mrs. r, n · an s. baking them Dawnette Norr is, Sara Gays, · . Brian Well by Ed Walker, MONADEX will help curb . .. Walker , will Anita Harmon. Jenny Eler!· Fort Meigs on the New llma Evelyn Well, Kenneth Well, your duire tor ucen food. Ash, Sonia and Tonia, Diane Clair Nelson of Marlon . Mr. . Roger be played. . Barbara ""uliz and South Eat teu - weigh leu. Con· and Homer Mills and and Mrs. B1U HoweU of In· demonstrate woodworking, lley. Penny Kesterson, Kenny Road ; games WillMEETING · .,. 1 t1ins no dangerous drugs and REGULAR , Susan daughter, Teresa Holstein, dianapolls, Ind. have also the girls participating in Ths::J1s. . . . • Bethel Church . will not moke vou nervous. No . 12 David Hawthorne by South st'renuous exercl,., Chonge Stephanie Ord, Nola Nelgler, been here ~!siting with his some projects. Winebrenner, Mrs. Oeeler, Shade River Masomc Lodge, Mrs. Jennifer Sheets will leadero: Jenni Burke, Angela 8p.m. Thursday:~ester ; all Beth'el Church, Gaul's '1:8~Ag~ex. <O.m~is ~~~d.aro Phil Weaver, Debbie Har- motber · present a program of Ap· Curlls, Shari Cogar. Patricia Master Masons mvtted. . Market, Tim Hawthorne, Mr. day suppty. Large .e~911omy MEIGS COUNTY Hwnane size is ss .so Also trv Jeffers, Penny Wolle, pa lachian folk songs.. . . and Mrs. William Stivers, A<W"ATABS : they work gently Kathleen Parker, Melinda There will be bike hikes, Salmons. Rebecca Johnson, Society meelmg , _7:30 p.m. 'Dorothy Hawk, Mr. and Mrs. to help you lose woter·bloot. . sd _ ay at Thr _ 1!1 Shop 81.11 Watson, Mr. and Mrs. AQUATABS - a " water pill' · square dancing , basket Paul Carl . Marg ie Ash . Thur . "House of ~ ·.... l ~· E s d St ttlat works - n .oo . 8oth ~ 1 1 ll • r 1 • weaving, tie .dying, and open . Christine Riggs, Tammy FabriCS - . . butldmg, · econ ·• Michael Hargraves, and Mr, guaronteed and sold by fire cooking for the scouts. Capehart, Andrea Batey, and Pomeroy. d M D S d swtshor & Lohse Pharmacy, Angela Myers. ROCK SPRINGS Gr n an . rs . uane . y en- 112 E. Main, Pomeroy and Middloport On the final di!Y of camp, Unit 13. ·Sharon Michael . . a ge slncker. Dutton Drug Store. Mid· Oiiio a court of honor will be held and Delores Gaus, leaders: 9 the hall. On Saturday mght when awards will be Robin Myers, Christina · at mspectton, 8 pm. Thurs?ay Haning. Sherry Arnold, Linda the Rock Springs grange will Presented along with a Ash, Brenda Jones . Lori . program to which the parents Warden, Teresa Hill , Di•ie visit Laurel . IDAY Win be invited. On both the Eblin, Lisa Willis, Debra first day and the last day of Michael , Amy Sisson, Cindy I MARY s':t!NE 37 Order of ' Curtis, Anita Teaford. '1M White Shrine · of day camp; all scouts are to Unit 14, Charlene Althouse. Jerusalem rehearsal Friday, bring a nose bag lwteh. Mrs . Salmons , leaders : A nursery for the young Angela Triplett. · Lor i 8 p.m. at Pomeroy Masonic children of unit leaders and Michael , Carolyn Casto. Jane Temple to prep.,re for in~flfjOflf Amberger, Kim Morr ison, spection July 28 at Marietta. CONTINUES WITH . assistants will be operated Vicki Arnold, Cindy Cross, Officers of Mary Shrine will during the week by Anna Teresa Johnson. Ton ·\a be in charge of the closing Frank ·and Denise Roberts. Salser, Renee Willis. Ange a Children enrolled for the Harmon , Mandy Reeves . and presenting . nur...-v who will also receive Beretta Dee fer ' and Mary -, Lou Sturgeon . El DENTS some training iq outdoor Assistant camp director Is M GS BAND STU Uving are Tricia Michael, Mrs . Pat T.homa. Meigs at,'.lhe high school ThurSclay 1 GROUP LADIES' 1 GROUP CHILDREN'S Tammy Johnson, Tommy County service unit director . and Friday at 7 p.m. to Rebecca The .camp nurse Is ~s . Pat ·practice for band camp Werry, Harmon. LPN of Rutland. Sew lor summer . . . sew for vacation . : . Winebrenner, Shelly Pullins, Mrs. Werry reports that there music. . sew lor Falr 4· H projects . : . sew lor fun SATURDAY and Tim Dugan. will be 18 or more leaders in · and savings. We have ne·w fabrics designed YARD SALE Saturday at Fourteen units have been camp with lhe mulli,medla PR. · organized as follows : first aid training. for every fashion need . Florals._prints and Syracuse Fire Station sponsored by the fire solids. Come. sew up some savmgs . Unit 1. Vera Johnson and department and emergency Betty Lane, leaders: Jennifer SHE ELOPED PR. · PRS. Lee, Sandra Mallo•, Sherri · squad. Proceeds IQ be used to Russell, ·Becky Adkins.. CARSON ,." CITY, Nev. help pay lor new emergency Regina Nance. April Clark, (UP!) - Tere~a Marie Check our specia'lly reduced Kenda Donahue. Robin O'Callaghan, daughter of vehicle. Anyone having any ONE ·GROUP ONE GROUP ONE GROUP Sauvage, Dixie Dugan and Nevada Gov. Mike items to donate or pick up groups in the store nol't. .Lois O'Calla gha.n, eloped WI·th a may call 992·2239, 992-3125 or Unitlhle. 2, Patty Michael and LADIES' MEN'S BOYS' . Wanda Swarll. leaders : Carron City man, it was . ~. CHICKEN DINNER and Mistee Grueser, Pam . learned Wednesday. WEYENBERG Althouse.. Beckv Arnotl, A family spokesman an· . rummllg.e sale, Saturday, Veronica .Provo . Rita nouilCed that Teresa 18 who beginning 10 a .m. with Williamson, Ben lila Dee fer. .• • proceeds to go to new Terri Gilliam. Kenda Rizer. graduated from high school emergency ' truck fund . McCall' s, Kwick.Sew. Simplicity Patterns and Vicky Peasley. · this year, was wed last week 115 w. Second Pomeroy Ph. 992-2284 Staged by Syracuse Fire Unit 3, Janet Pickens , to Michael Ray HolmeS, 24, Department and'its Auxiliary Linda Stewart and .Donna and that neither the governor Taylor, leaders: Lor1 Hud" . wJf kn 1 the at the lire station . Any son Debra Werry Terri nor his e ew o pr. pr. Sla;cher, Beth Ann' Wolfe, m•rri•ge untO the dav after contribu!Qrs are asked to call 992-2239, 992-3125 or ~Heidi Cobb. Sherry Ritchie. 11 look place. Lorena Donahue, Suzan SUNDAY Thoma, Kristen Hebner. RACINE GRANGE 2606 to Rebecca Van Meter. PicNIC SUNDAY at State celebrate nation 's bic~n ­ Unit 4, Becky Mank in and Park, right going north on teMial with basket dinner at Corky Davis, leaders: Dawna Grueser , Jennifer Couch , Route 33, by Burlingham hall Sunday at noon. Ohio Sheila Pullins. Tracie Camp 7230, Modern Wood- Slate Lecturer. Mrs. Bernice Hubbard, Su:san Arnold, Lori Adams. Carol Cross, Melody men , of America : Games, Arter will be speaker and 25 BEflY OHLINGER West, Charlene Swartt, and singing, entertainment. Prize year membership cer- . Rachel Rodman. for oldest, youngest and tificates will be presented. POMEROY . Unit 5, Joyce Sisson and person traveling .most Community invited. 102 E. MAIN Lori Chapman, leaders ; distance . Potluck dinner Nancy Johnson. Kim Dent, Laura Farley., Palrlcla Ward, 12:30 p.m. Darcie Hysell , Angela Davis, MONDAY ,, ' ''· Alicia Van Meter, Usa Riggs, OPEN MEETING of Alana Lyons, Rachel Reiber, Pomeroy Chamber of Tammy Rodman. Unit 6, Sylvia Neece, Commerce Monday, noon at Margaret Sheridan and Jan Meigs Inn. Mike Gerlach will Halfleld, leaders:, Toni All· be guest speaker. house, Melanie 1: Mankin. · .!========; AND 1HOROGOOD OXFORDS Justin Boots and Belts ' r~Sa:ndr::a~M:a:r~cin:k:o:b;y;Lin:da:;dl:e~~o~rl~.'!"i--..--~~A~-~ ·GROUP MEN'S ACME BOOTS, CHIPPEWA Texas Western Boots Sheboygan wcn·Shoes I:::: ~ ·Continues This Week! ANGIE LYNN RILL, five, and Julie Ami Hlll, one, celebrated birthdays recenUy at their Racine home. They are lbe daughters of Mr. and Mn. Tbomas c. Hill. Angle was five on July 1 and Julie Ann was oae on June II. They received 'gifts from their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Hencbel Roush and Mrs. Iae2 Hlll, Racine. Julie Ann was named for her late grandfather, Julian A. HIU. I:·:· .,., ·s·1 ·r,,w, , , T'O ··y. 351 - 858 cover, '2" ' '·'• Kiashuta camp ·Recent bike hike termed success prog~am ready ·Kenntlll McCullough, R. Pit. Ch.llrles Riffle, R. Ph. Sunday lO:JOio t1:30and Slo 9 p.m. ' Friendly Service 112E.MAIN OpenNighlslil9 @AThTLoogUnes . Economic' Rooms of Area Hi;h Schools. Mon. thru Sot.l,ooa.m. to 9:00p.m. PRESCRIPTIONS On those likt ntw FREEZERS; RANGES. REFRIGERATORS, DISHWASHERS, WASHERS ond DRYERS from fht Home . PH. 992-29SS POMEROY,O. Baker Furniture Midc11eport, Ohio . �• - I 4- The LlaUy SentineL Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Thursday, July t- Tie r~Uy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Thursday, July 8, 1976 li.'"it'd'l!ll'lliiR':>A<N>A<.tt~·>.'*~t~ · .....,.. lf:,~,~,, , ,J3~;:;: : :~i;;;;,, , ,d;;:~ :::::,,:~~ ~ ~ '* Will ford family enjoys reunion tJJt :e : .~...s::::::::::::::::::~~ Generation Rap ' By Helen and Sue Bottel . RACINE - Approximately annual Willford reunlort held on Sunday at the Racine. American Legion }lall. Presented gifts were Charlie Willford who will be 92 next month, the old.esl grapdiather present, for whom a card shower was planned at his Box 104, Slaterville, W. \la. address; . Mrs. Bernice Willford , the oldest grandmother : Travis Smith , the youngest son , Tabelha Willford , the youngest daughter, and 65 11ttended the Neighborhood Goes lo Dogs Rap : . I'm complaining because I have to clean it up ! And when you overlook It until you use the power mower, that's wben my temper hits the fan ! . Dad won't hassle our Oj!ighbors. Maybe this is why all tbe · dogs use our front lawn. There's an ordinance prohibiting dogs from running 10080, but people still let.theirs out - so they won 't have IQ clean up their own yards. Since I do ~ gardening as my regular house.hold job, don't I have a right - well, lf not complain to owners, at least shoot. the dogs with a bee-bee gun or throw small firecrackers under them? - DOGGED FOOTSTEPS . P.S. Animal repeUants don't work. 'l'bey're big rip-<~lfs . D.F.: 'Both your alternate courses are Illegal in city residential areas - and your neighbor might not be as kind as your fatber about caiUng the authorites. So ... back IQ complaints : make !bern polite at first. Even placating parents couldn't .object to THAT. - HELEN +++ I Mr . and Mrs . Vernon Howell. formerly of Pomeroy And if they do, I'd say household jobs sl!oQid get will celebrate their 60th reshuffied : tile person who evidently doesn't mind cleaning up wedding aMive.rsary with an dog plops should become the gardener. He or she might sl!ow a open house on Saturday, July Uttle more spunk after the fertilizer hits ihe blade . - SUE 24 at the home of their +++ grandaon and his wife, Mr, Rap : and Mrs. Thomas Paul !on of I make extra money pi'cking up balls that saU over .the 2504 Jist St., N. E. Canton . fence at the golf course, So I spend a lot of time listening 1o The couple have three golfers. children , Mrs. 'Ross You wouldn't believe how much women swear! They're (Kathleen ) Paullon of raunchier than men when they aren't playing in a mixed Canton, Mrs.' George (Opal) group . A female foursome turns the air blue! Caruthers of Beach City, I know teenage girl!l are good with four-letter worda, but Ohio, and Roy Howell of untU now I didn't realize older women were into swearing. Pomeroy. '!'bey also have 11 Does this come with liberation? - GETI'ING AN EARFUL grandchildren, 20 greal grandchildren, and will soon GEF: . More likely it comes with frustration over.(lubbing an easy , · shot or hitting a sand trap. Don't blame women's swearing on equality, but rather on the fact that most four-letter words are · accepted these days, - HELEN . +++ Dear Rap: My mother always sayS, ''You can have whlitever you really want in life if you go after it hard enough, but be sure you really want It! " How do you know what you want untU you get it and find out? - AMBITIOUS' Dear AMB: Good question. Since life is a series of experiments, let's modify your mother's words to read " ... but be sure you know how to let.go lf you find you don't really want it." -HELEN AND SUE ·- ..-----""!'!-.. ---~-----""!'!a MEN'S • DEN'S CHILDREN'S MIDDLEPORT, OHIO GET READY FOR CANNING .. WITH -> ~ FROM STAR SUPPLY CO. ..-~~!= RACINE, OHIO 'rhe fast, easy way to can fruits. vegetables and meats. Provides the . high pressure and temperature ·PRESSURE CANNER for destroying spol.lage organisms In food. Harvest · Gold finish . ' $45.90 • MASON, W. Va . - '!'be birthday ann.iversaries of Alva Luckeydoo and his son. Roger, both born on July I, were celebrated Thursday evening with a ()inner party at the Luckeydoo home. The table was decorated in gold and blue and featured a yellow rose centerpiece and lighted tapers. The color scheme was also carried out in the dining area and on the birthday cake. Guests were Mrs. R. C. King , Sr., Henderson, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. James King and sons, Jamie and <luis, AM,Luckeydoo Mo. ; Mr. and Mra. St. Larry ' and sons. Larry Edward, and Pllilip Dean, Point Pleasant; -Mrs. Catherine Smith, Mason, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. James Brewing ton, Middleport, Mrs. Roger Luckeydoo and daughl!!rs, Amy and Lee Marie, Kettering, and the hostess, Mrs. Alva I..uckeydoo. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bailey of Darwin returned Sunday after spending a week with relatives in Topsham, Maine and touring poin~ of interest along the coa I. The couple traveled by 7'l/ jet. Mr . .tnd Mrs. Earl Thoma and children, Suzan and Kelly spent the July 4th weekend at Pilot Moun!ain Stale Park in North Carolina. They also spent time at Wythersville, Va ., visited Big Walker Lookout, the Blue Stone Dam, and the still uncompleted New River Gorge Bridge in West Virginia. They also visited Hawks' Nest enroule home. Mrs. Ruth W<:hury of Glen Ridge, N.J . joined ber family in Pomeroy Wednesday. She has spent the past two weeks in Florida with her parents and carne bere via plane. Her husband, James and children have been visiting bere since Saturday with his parents, Mr : and Mrs. • Patrick W!:hary. Michelk King honors birthd4y $34 Tbe seventh birthday of Michl King, son of Mr . and Mrs. Arland King, was observed Monday with a cookout at the Route 33 Park near RACINE - Stanley Roush, Roadside Pomeroy. his son, Phillip, and his Served following the granddaughter, Lynn Roush, of Springfield, Mo. have been cookout were two cakes, one a bicentennial llag replica, bere visiting relaUves. A patriotic address was and the 'other depicting an given by Stanley Rouah at the emergency and fll'e truck Southern High School scene baked by his grandauditorium Sunday morning mother, Mrs. Tony Fowler, In celebration of the July and ice cream. Attending Fourth holiday, with ap- were Mr. and Mrs. King and proxlma tely 300 persons daughter, Marsha, Mr. and attending, Roush was a 1922 Mrs. Tony Fowler, Mr. and graduate of Racine High Mrs. Claren~e King, Shawn Goeglein, April Clark and School. Afterwarda ROUJh, his son. Usa Rendi. and granddaughter went lo the home of Mr. and Mrs. .Edson Roush for a potluck dinner. Others there were TRIO TO SING Mr. and Mra. William Curtis The Laurel Clift Free of Columbwl: Mrs. Marilyn Methodist Church will Young and son, David, Sid· feature the "Good News" ney; Mrs. Barbara Wataon Trio at their Sunday night and daughters, Bea and . services, 7:30 p.m. on both Brigid, Kent; Paul Salser, Albany: Elsie Roush and July II and July 18. Robert Mrs. Robert Warner, Musser will be the speaker. The public Ia Invited. Pomeroy. "IVINUI &HARING TUBE HALTERS \ Pomernv Pe~nal Notes I ~~n :n;,·:;~ a~~~~:~h~~ Roush family visits relatives THE SHOE BOX conditions necessary observed Mold stows away onboard suitcase By Polly Cramer DEAR POLLY POLLY'S PROBLEM " - After DEAR POLLY - Could you emptying jars that have held tell me how to get mildew or mold out of my suitcase? LULA . DEAR LULA - Luggage shOuld always be stored In a <lry place so ·as to prevent this condition. Allbe first sign of mildew, wash off with warm water and soap .and then dry well.. Since you ba ve bad <·:·:·:·:·:·:·<::::~~""*"-'"*''*'~~, youn for a time, take out of '"1 "doors and dry thoroughly. Bzr.tbdaryS 1 +++ Polly's Pointers have their first great-greatgrandchild. Mr. Howell and the former Esta McCumber, were married in Pomeroy on July 24, 1916 by the Rev. Bells, then pastor of. the German Methodist Church. They are members of the United Methodist Church, Pomeroy. Relatives and friends of the · couple are invi ted to call at the Paulton home from 2 to 6 p.m. on the day of the open house. .::..·_:,.· . Clonch, Tom Tucker,- Roy Bartrum, Ivan and Flonnc:e · Boaell, MarJ Cootie. Harold and Belly Willford, lllellbet Wooda, Marie Cochran, W; Becky and Toni Rutledp, Earl Willford, Allee Halpp, Harry, Libby and Kevin Willford, JOIM and Allla Willford, Allen, Erick and Rachel Graham, Bob, nanette, Danny, Charley and . Greg Weddle, Billy Raymond, and Van and. Michael Willford. Middleport Department Store Anniversary approaching . ' and Rhonda crate, unable to be present, Q'ie youngest with the moat children. Her daughters, Crystal, Stacy and Marcy accep~ the gilt .for Mrs. Crate. Others attending were JoaM, Karen. and Tanuny Proffitt, Roger and Violet Willford, Eva Wells, Debbie and 'Carter Smith, Joyce and Mlck Hlad, 'tanuny Vance, Theodore, Bonnie, Kimberly and Lisa Willford, Reatha, Lori, Krista, and· John Odessa Proffitt, the youngest grandmother , Also receiving gil~ were Ben and Jean RuUedge of shelbyville, . Tenn . who traveled the farthest ; Helen Easllulm, the oldest without children, Roger and Beverly WIUiord, the youngest couple without children ; Irene WIU!ord Hupp and Robert Coogle, tho114!. with the most .grandchildren ; Kay Graham, oldest granddaughter; Gary . Willford, tile oldest grandson; Jean Rutled.ge, the oldest with the most children ; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Howell D. : GEF: Uberation hasn't increased female swear,ing any more than It has increased the criffie rate among women. A truly liberated woman doesn't need to prove It with a. foul mouth (or {oul actions) . -SUE ·a dampened with deaalured ' alcohol. Sometimes just . rubbing with vinegar will do. the job. - POLLY. DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve Is that tlle waist banda to pantyhose are so small, even on the queen siZ!l ones. This makes one's tununy pop right out and il is most uncom!ortable to be squeezed into a tiny waistband. Also I. wonder why manufacturers sew the waist elastic, onto slacks. In order to lengthen the elastic that is usually IQo tight, one has to rip off the entire waistband. Leave that elastic loose , please. · ELLEN I. DEAR READERS and DELORES - As usual our readers have co!De up with SQJDe different ways 1o solve a problem. Gene Wrote thai sbe has lbree loq balred dogs. She fllds rubblllg a damp spoqe over a surface, In one direction only, will roll the dog hair up lato a haD that is very easy to pick up with · the vacuum or even lbe band. · Genevieve uses a brush hair roUer lor re!Dovlng dog hairs. Isabell, a beauty sliop owner, says a pnff ball of aylon net Is used In her shop lo remove hairs from customer's clothllg. It seems to work oa ever:ythlag, so she suggests trytrig II on the dog bairs on Delores' blanket. TbaiW tO all of you aad the many others wbo aenl lD answers. -POLLY. DEAR POLLY - Before our family leaves on a campaign trip, I dip the tips of kitchen matches in nail polish so the sulphur tips will not gel damp and they will slcille easily. I aiso save the paraffin from my jars of home caMed jelly, etc. 1o use as lire starters, while we are picnicing and barbecui.ilg oilt of doors. - BETI'Y W, ' home canned food, I clean them and instead of s!Qring away until the next caMing season l put them to use. Brown beanS, dried. Iimas, coconut, macaroni , noodles, walnuts and anything that comes in a bag is put in these jars. Tbey are handler to gel IQ, no more torn bags 1o spill things and they ate airtight and protected when the lid Is · screwed on . Those plastic trays that meat comes on from the market are great for carrying cakes, candy, etc. to fr iends, kids ' parli.es at school and ;;o on. I also use them to hold many things wben going on a picnic. No more worrying about lost ,dishes. - REBA. Polly will send you one of ber "peachy" !bank-you cards, Ideal for framlDC or placl~g ln your famlly scrapbook, U she uses your favorite Pointer, Peeve or PNblem Ia ber collliDII. SUMMER HATS AND · TURBANS '1'' ro 0. Fri. & Sit. 1:00 ,Chapman's Nall)e Brand. Summer Is Great! ;Class hosts party Hurry! It's 14A}To 22.12 Social Calendar REMEMBER! 10% Discount . to all 4-H members and leadeB and AI Home Ec. students and teachers. tl . 11 $4 Pr. SHOES, dres!z sport MISS AMERI~ CONNIE AND LIFE STRIDE DRESS Reg. $10.99 to $23.99 SPORT SANDAlS 6.72 ro 16.39 Chapman's Shoes MAIN ST. POMEROY TILLERS Denim Shins The Best Buys In Townl Dress .Shoes &Sandals The Fabric Shop '5 DAN S NOW REDUCED ., rack permits free circulation I ID~S ltlru Ju"' 30, 117! 1 4. f..,dl AeluMd fr om Olo ~I ID!It (If -'NI'j S !Of, ·~---- . J . lnl.,niR ~ 01 C rtctll~ IJul)o 1. S~~m91 1qsl , 2 , 3 , 4 B. 'u~ 1 Rttvl nH tc ORS'IIF Al'fl'J 1, [ Oitl F~ndiii.Yt lllblt • • You can avoid costly damage and utility . service Interruptions · by calling 800-362· 2764, toll-free, 48 hours before you dig. If necesaary, our. people will be glad to locate our cable and mark the localjon lor you. Our remaining stock of those good Gilson garden tillers at almost cost. Hurry in, you'll be glad you did. _____ to _ _ _ __ '-• 2,411!i4 -EBERSBACH HARDW~"RE • 110 W. Main "Everything in Hardware" OPEN FRI. TILl- SAT; TIL 5 Alineroy Columbia Gas, Columbua Southern, Ohio Bell and AT&T Long Lines are all members of the Ohio Utilitlll Proteclj,on Service. This means you only have to make one call to. notify lhe utilities of your digging plans. IAYIIIOW to _ _ _ __ ,, •1 Q'~r. 800-362·2764 . you, huve yourdi>clorcali us lq fill lhalt>re~<· rip· tion that will n1akc u fee _l bcltt;r. To rcunlcr · a prescrip~ion, jusl gi•·e us a.:iill. We slock ail major presc,ri1Jtiur clrup;K 1 OFF RR 2 . · ALBANY, OHIO 40111 '7'' calltoll-free, prescription service; When a. summe r told or o ther ailmcrll s lrik.c ~ Brllllanl blue percelaln enameled with whHe · ppled spray. High e, - close IIIII nii Dress Shoes DIGGING (3) 5 HP SCIPIO TOWNSHIP . 011 COUNTY TREASURER MEIGS COUNTY . DINGO BOOTS BEFORE TILLERS ACTUAL USE REPORT 2 Marguerite's 'Shoes cold get you down. ' GU.=" $3 Don"'t let a ·.summer (2) 31h HP 1 SHOES '1.92 1 GROUP LADIJ:. S~ . In Middleport . Going Fast/ TENNIS SHOES Values $20.00 to s32.oo 20 OT of water. 20""'art liquid ~paclly will hOld 7·pfnl or quart . 258- 632 Our Summer {i!h/011 ·: 611dgefl11 half! % wire . Twenty-one riders and Roush and Racine Home Well, Mr . and Mrs. ·~erry people dona led to the puipall Burke , Mr . and Mrs. Wmen of sending ldda to O!urdl sponsors participated June National. . Arthur H. Baer, Tipton, (Helen) Bryan, Columbus; Steve Trussel by Oris and Van Meter, Mr. and Mrs. Camp : Eleanor arc1e ol 26th in the United Methodist . Iowa, vlllted with bls slater lind their llusbanda, and Leo Roger Fortney , South Bethel Heath· Church, Mr . and Mn. County Youth CciuncU Bike- Pat Smith . Mr~. Albert (Bertha) Gilmore, Pomeroy. It had Gene ShiVely by Jack Church, and Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Hoover, Mr. w Hike to raise money lo .send Ebersbach, and Mr; and Mrs. been 28 years·since the family Candy O..vls, Kalhy Arnolt, B Cha I ni h Mrs: Robert Bumguaer, H BechUe. Olio Marcinko. y rene '"' c Juanita lGulnther, Sherr I youths of the county to JIJ!IIell Clatworthy over the group had been IQgether . East Letart United ;Methodllt Teresa Ervin by Virginia Tim Hawthorne by Royal Outdoor living in the Sisson. inda Riggs. usa Lanusler Church Camp July July 4th weekend . Mrs. Mrs. Ebersbacll received Sunday School, Wayne primitive setting . o f Camp Pape. Sherry Sayre. · and 11-16. Reese , Mrs. Reese, and Oak Park, South Bethel Ebersbach waa 91 on June 26 many eards, Dowers and net\r Chester next Tamara Theiss. . The route was 21 miles . Roberta Thaxton. Church, Gaul's Shak~ Haven, Roush, Ethel G~ueaer, and Mr. Baer Ia 18. other .remembrances lor her Klashula k Ill 1 th 1 160 Unlf 7, Sue Hebner and G Tracey Jeffers by Susie Jim Hawthon\e, Mr. and George Slaaoil, Alice ~, Judy Roosti, leaders: Rhonda long , . from Ap.ple rove · Accompanying him were birthday. Others present wee w g ve e near Y Jack Bechtle, Nan Moore, his children Mn. Sheldon beSides those 'named were : Meigs County Girl Scou~ Neece. Crystal Lane. Judi Church to Heath United Pullins , Rock Springs Mrs. Darrell Hawthorne. Rod Pulllns by Mr . and and General Tlrea, Mid(Eloise) Smith, Rock Island, Mrs. Margaret Clatworthy, enrolled lor day camp the Mees, Chrfstlna Arnold. Jill Methodist Church in Mid· Church, Mr. and Mrs . chance IQ renew and enlarge Nease, Paula Winebrenner . dleport. Wendell Jellers , General Mrs. Bentz, Ml<!dleporl dleport. It Ia regretted if any . m.; Mrs. floyd (Dorothy) Middleport, and Mrs. Mlck camping skills and to learn Debra Boring. Kelll Rizer, Follo'"'nn is the final list of Tires, Barbara Goeglein, Mr. Dept.1'01uStore, Sp~ncer's name is omitted unln- ' Andenon, Kankakee, Ill,; Chllda, Middleport. Billy Jean Rice. """' bo I I and Mrs. Harold Blackston Market; Frances Hunnel, tenlionally. - Llll!'l Hoover, Unll s. Charlotte Wamsley riders and sponsors. And LewiJ A. Baer, Waukee, Leo Gilmore returned to a ullhe r her lage;. Day camp, which begins at and Terri Tobin, leaders : ·Jim 11eflers by Harry and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard. Frances Roberts, Mrs. Erwin Bike-Hike Chalrperaon. jowa. On Sunday the chlldr~n Columbus with his sisters and 9am .. Monday, will continue Deborah Downie, Trlna Davis, Virginia Davis, Susie Diana Karr by Chester Gloecknar, and Susie Pullins. 91 CarrJ,! Baer Gilmore, . wiU accompany the Bryans to each day through 3 p.m. Reeves, Linda Sue Stewart. Pullins and Rock Springs United Methodist Church. ( Tlm Jeffers by Rock deceued, joined the group Indiana for a visit with Friday. Three ,"Qvernights" Cindy Arnold. Kathy Pickens. Church . Pat Wolf by Chester United Springs Church. Rulh Ann Fry. Mel issa for a reunion at the Clat- relatives there. Mr. Baer and are .Included in the· week ; Howard, Mells:sa lhle, and Brent Sisson by Krista! Methodist Church: Neale Knight by Ralph and ~orthy beirne. They are Mrs. his family returned IQ their each girl is eligible to slay Tara Wolfe. Sisson , Shirley · Sisson, Joy Jo Hill by Chester United . Jean Trussell. yirgU (Mildred) Kirkpatrick, homes Tuesday morning . Sal~ only one night. Brownies will Unil9. Barbara Dugan and G'U · Effi GIU · d Methodist Church. Candy Brothers by Swisher · Westerville: Mrs. Darwin ·r . Virginia Lee, leaders: Kim 1 esp1e , e esp1e, an Susan Zirkle by Bruce and Lohse Drugs, Kingsbury . sleep .in IIJ!l cabin,. the jitniors . Adams , Melinda Mankin, Rock Springs Church. ' and Cadettes in tents. · Jaye Roberfs, Joelle Kathy Smith by Eller's Zirkle, Jim Frecker, Homes, Betsy Ros.s , New Mrs. Gertrude Casto and Mc La u II h I I n • J u II e ·. Gulf, Bob Lee Family, Vista Welker's Ashland, Shammy's York Clothing House, Kiddie . Miss Becky Triplett, both Houdashelt, Melissa Hub- No 3 Edson Roush ·Harold Drive In, MIUer 's Antiques, Shoppe and D&D Meals. bard , Darla HaHield1 Teresa · ' ,. ' Many thanks to the ladles experienced campers, will be Teaford, Becky Hudson, and · ,. .~· Rock Springs Chuich, Sugar : SYRACUSE - The teenage ten bach , Gary Grueser, in charge of the girls on the Kimberly Cogar. Run Flour MIU, Jane Abboll, of the Apple Grove and Heath ClaiiS of .the Asbury United Randy Dudding, and Susie overnights. UnlllO, Sandi Rodman and Gibbs' Grocery and Frances Churches for breakfast and Mrs. Judy Werry, camp Mrs. Cogar, leaders: Tamara t,fethodlat Church, Syracuse, Craig. Goeglein. , lunch. Thanks also to th~ C. Clark, Malinda Wells, Becky recently held a surprise Tonya Salser by Ronie and B. Club and the sheriff's director, has scheduled a Roosh , Melinda Hill, Katrina birthday party honoring their COokie Salser. ' departments lor their belp. variety of activities in ad- Donahue. Kerrl Beegle, Lori teacher, Richard Ash. dillon lo the usual outdoor Wolle , Deborah Holler. Barbara Well by Debbie Thanks to all the riders and RECENTGUESTS fls nd hi"'· 01 da Mandy Hill and Kimberly The potluck dinner was Miller , Katie Miller, Linda sponsors for their par· Y Hill. RUTLAND - Recent era " AUtg beld in the social room of the • Fitch, Howard Well, Mr. and ticipallon . The following camp. These are : Unit 11. Rita Hill and Mrs. Mrs. Saudi Rodmen will Frank, leaders: Melissa c;11urch wltjl homemade ice guests of Mrs. l!ealrice THURSDAY Mrs. Ivor N. Farrar, Gladys Howell, Rutland were Grace . buUd a kiln and work with McMillion, Robin McDaniel. cream and cake being . ser· HARRISONVILLE SEN- Cummings, South Bethel LOSE UGLY FAT ved. A gift was presented to Bradbury of Huntington, scouts on gathering clay from Susan· Jell, Julie Willis. Mary lOR Citizens Club will Olurch, Greg Eblin , George. srart lo11ng weight todaY. or , . Melinda · Bradbury, the,"llls, molding things and Winebrenner. ·Laren Wolfe, hold a birthday potluck Tuster Jr ., Carolyn Grueser. money back. MONA DEX " •· · Mr. Ash from ·the claaa. At- Mrs Kyge a d Mr d Mr ,. Angela Dowell. Lois Frank. Supper a t 6 p.m Thursday at tin" tablet and easy to take. tending were Mr. and Mrs. r, n · an s. baking them Dawnette Norr is, Sara Gays, · . Brian Well by Ed Walker, MONADEX will help curb . .. Walker , will Anita Harmon. Jenny Eler!· Fort Meigs on the New llma Evelyn Well, Kenneth Well, your duire tor ucen food. Ash, Sonia and Tonia, Diane Clair Nelson of Marlon . Mr. . Roger be played. . Barbara ""uliz and South Eat teu - weigh leu. Con· and Homer Mills and and Mrs. B1U HoweU of In· demonstrate woodworking, lley. Penny Kesterson, Kenny Road ; games WillMEETING · .,. 1 t1ins no dangerous drugs and REGULAR , Susan daughter, Teresa Holstein, dianapolls, Ind. have also the girls participating in Ths::J1s. . . . • Bethel Church . will not moke vou nervous. No . 12 David Hawthorne by South st'renuous exercl,., Chonge Stephanie Ord, Nola Nelgler, been here ~!siting with his some projects. Winebrenner, Mrs. Oeeler, Shade River Masomc Lodge, Mrs. Jennifer Sheets will leadero: Jenni Burke, Angela 8p.m. Thursday:~ester ; all Beth'el Church, Gaul's '1:8~Ag~ex. <O.m~is ~~~d.aro Phil Weaver, Debbie Har- motber · present a program of Ap· Curlls, Shari Cogar. Patricia Master Masons mvtted. . Market, Tim Hawthorne, Mr. day suppty. Large .e~911omy MEIGS COUNTY Hwnane size is ss .so Also trv Jeffers, Penny Wolle, pa lachian folk songs.. . . and Mrs. William Stivers, A<W"ATABS : they work gently Kathleen Parker, Melinda There will be bike hikes, Salmons. Rebecca Johnson, Society meelmg , _7:30 p.m. 'Dorothy Hawk, Mr. and Mrs. to help you lose woter·bloot. . sd _ ay at Thr _ 1!1 Shop 81.11 Watson, Mr. and Mrs. AQUATABS - a " water pill' · square dancing , basket Paul Carl . Marg ie Ash . Thur . "House of ~ ·.... l ~· E s d St ttlat works - n .oo . 8oth ~ 1 1 ll • r 1 • weaving, tie .dying, and open . Christine Riggs, Tammy FabriCS - . . butldmg, · econ ·• Michael Hargraves, and Mr, guaronteed and sold by fire cooking for the scouts. Capehart, Andrea Batey, and Pomeroy. d M D S d swtshor & Lohse Pharmacy, Angela Myers. ROCK SPRINGS Gr n an . rs . uane . y en- 112 E. Main, Pomeroy and Middloport On the final di!Y of camp, Unit 13. ·Sharon Michael . . a ge slncker. Dutton Drug Store. Mid· Oiiio a court of honor will be held and Delores Gaus, leaders: 9 the hall. On Saturday mght when awards will be Robin Myers, Christina · at mspectton, 8 pm. Thurs?ay Haning. Sherry Arnold, Linda the Rock Springs grange will Presented along with a Ash, Brenda Jones . Lori . program to which the parents Warden, Teresa Hill , Di•ie visit Laurel . IDAY Win be invited. On both the Eblin, Lisa Willis, Debra first day and the last day of Michael , Amy Sisson, Cindy I MARY s':t!NE 37 Order of ' Curtis, Anita Teaford. '1M White Shrine · of day camp; all scouts are to Unit 14, Charlene Althouse. Jerusalem rehearsal Friday, bring a nose bag lwteh. Mrs . Salmons , leaders : A nursery for the young Angela Triplett. · Lor i 8 p.m. at Pomeroy Masonic children of unit leaders and Michael , Carolyn Casto. Jane Temple to prep.,re for in~flfjOflf Amberger, Kim Morr ison, spection July 28 at Marietta. CONTINUES WITH . assistants will be operated Vicki Arnold, Cindy Cross, Officers of Mary Shrine will during the week by Anna Teresa Johnson. Ton ·\a be in charge of the closing Frank ·and Denise Roberts. Salser, Renee Willis. Ange a Children enrolled for the Harmon , Mandy Reeves . and presenting . nur...-v who will also receive Beretta Dee fer ' and Mary -, Lou Sturgeon . El DENTS some training iq outdoor Assistant camp director Is M GS BAND STU Uving are Tricia Michael, Mrs . Pat T.homa. Meigs at,'.lhe high school ThurSclay 1 GROUP LADIES' 1 GROUP CHILDREN'S Tammy Johnson, Tommy County service unit director . and Friday at 7 p.m. to Rebecca The .camp nurse Is ~s . Pat ·practice for band camp Werry, Harmon. LPN of Rutland. Sew lor summer . . . sew for vacation . : . Winebrenner, Shelly Pullins, Mrs. Werry reports that there music. . sew lor Falr 4· H projects . : . sew lor fun SATURDAY and Tim Dugan. will be 18 or more leaders in · and savings. We have ne·w fabrics designed YARD SALE Saturday at Fourteen units have been camp with lhe mulli,medla PR. · organized as follows : first aid training. for every fashion need . Florals._prints and Syracuse Fire Station sponsored by the fire solids. Come. sew up some savmgs . Unit 1. Vera Johnson and department and emergency Betty Lane, leaders: Jennifer SHE ELOPED PR. · PRS. Lee, Sandra Mallo•, Sherri · squad. Proceeds IQ be used to Russell, ·Becky Adkins.. CARSON ,." CITY, Nev. help pay lor new emergency Regina Nance. April Clark, (UP!) - Tere~a Marie Check our specia'lly reduced Kenda Donahue. Robin O'Callaghan, daughter of vehicle. Anyone having any ONE ·GROUP ONE GROUP ONE GROUP Sauvage, Dixie Dugan and Nevada Gov. Mike items to donate or pick up groups in the store nol't. .Lois O'Calla gha.n, eloped WI·th a may call 992·2239, 992-3125 or Unitlhle. 2, Patty Michael and LADIES' MEN'S BOYS' . Wanda Swarll. leaders : Carron City man, it was . ~. CHICKEN DINNER and Mistee Grueser, Pam . learned Wednesday. WEYENBERG Althouse.. Beckv Arnotl, A family spokesman an· . rummllg.e sale, Saturday, Veronica .Provo . Rita nouilCed that Teresa 18 who beginning 10 a .m. with Williamson, Ben lila Dee fer. .• • proceeds to go to new Terri Gilliam. Kenda Rizer. graduated from high school emergency ' truck fund . McCall' s, Kwick.Sew. Simplicity Patterns and Vicky Peasley. · this year, was wed last week 115 w. Second Pomeroy Ph. 992-2284 Staged by Syracuse Fire Unit 3, Janet Pickens , to Michael Ray HolmeS, 24, Department and'its Auxiliary Linda Stewart and .Donna and that neither the governor Taylor, leaders: Lor1 Hud" . wJf kn 1 the at the lire station . Any son Debra Werry Terri nor his e ew o pr. pr. Sla;cher, Beth Ann' Wolfe, m•rri•ge untO the dav after contribu!Qrs are asked to call 992-2239, 992-3125 or ~Heidi Cobb. Sherry Ritchie. 11 look place. Lorena Donahue, Suzan SUNDAY Thoma, Kristen Hebner. RACINE GRANGE 2606 to Rebecca Van Meter. PicNIC SUNDAY at State celebrate nation 's bic~n ­ Unit 4, Becky Mank in and Park, right going north on teMial with basket dinner at Corky Davis, leaders: Dawna Grueser , Jennifer Couch , Route 33, by Burlingham hall Sunday at noon. Ohio Sheila Pullins. Tracie Camp 7230, Modern Wood- Slate Lecturer. Mrs. Bernice Hubbard, Su:san Arnold, Lori Adams. Carol Cross, Melody men , of America : Games, Arter will be speaker and 25 BEflY OHLINGER West, Charlene Swartt, and singing, entertainment. Prize year membership cer- . Rachel Rodman. for oldest, youngest and tificates will be presented. POMEROY . Unit 5, Joyce Sisson and person traveling .most Community invited. 102 E. MAIN Lori Chapman, leaders ; distance . Potluck dinner Nancy Johnson. Kim Dent, Laura Farley., Palrlcla Ward, 12:30 p.m. Darcie Hysell , Angela Davis, MONDAY ,, ' ''· Alicia Van Meter, Usa Riggs, OPEN MEETING of Alana Lyons, Rachel Reiber, Pomeroy Chamber of Tammy Rodman. Unit 6, Sylvia Neece, Commerce Monday, noon at Margaret Sheridan and Jan Meigs Inn. Mike Gerlach will Halfleld, leaders:, Toni All· be guest speaker. house, Melanie 1: Mankin. · .!========; AND 1HOROGOOD OXFORDS Justin Boots and Belts ' r~Sa:ndr::a~M:a:r~cin:k:o:b;y;Lin:da:;dl:e~~o~rl~.'!"i--..--~~A~-~ ·GROUP MEN'S ACME BOOTS, CHIPPEWA Texas Western Boots Sheboygan wcn·Shoes I:::: ~ ·Continues This Week! ANGIE LYNN RILL, five, and Julie Ami Hlll, one, celebrated birthdays recenUy at their Racine home. They are lbe daughters of Mr. and Mn. Tbomas c. Hill. Angle was five on July 1 and Julie Ann was oae on June II. They received 'gifts from their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Hencbel Roush and Mrs. Iae2 Hlll, Racine. Julie Ann was named for her late grandfather, Julian A. HIU. I:·:· .,., ·s·1 ·r,,w, , , T'O ··y. 351 - 858 cover, '2" ' '·'• Kiashuta camp ·Recent bike hike termed success prog~am ready ·Kenntlll McCullough, R. Pit. Ch.llrles Riffle, R. Ph. Sunday lO:JOio t1:30and Slo 9 p.m. ' Friendly Service 112E.MAIN OpenNighlslil9 @AThTLoogUnes . Economic' Rooms of Area Hi;h Schools. Mon. thru Sot.l,ooa.m. to 9:00p.m. PRESCRIPTIONS On those likt ntw FREEZERS; RANGES. REFRIGERATORS, DISHWASHERS, WASHERS ond DRYERS from fht Home . PH. 992-29SS POMEROY,O. Baker Furniture Midc11eport, Ohio . �I Sentinel, Mlddleport-P!:'"eroy, 0 ., Thursdly, July .B, 1976 e- The DaPy Sentinel, Middleport· Pomeroy, 0 .•Thursday, July 8, 1976 Carpent~r· - Pe:..aonalS S ~sometimehereivlth • their children, Mr. and Mrs. Granville Stout and George and Mr. and Mrs . Clay Jordan. Friends and relatives of the commurdty were shocked by · the death of Pauline Holliday, wife of Jphn Holliday, Dater. "Mrs. Holliday who w11 b«n here was well known !n church and Grange. Survivors besides her llulband, include a daughter, (NOI'II'II Gall), Mrs. Kenneth Wllcox, Middleport, and two 110111, Raymond, San Diego, Claifornia ; and Robert, Dater along with two sisters, a brother, 8 Bfandchlldren, and three great· grandchlldran. A large crowd aUended aervlces at the Old Dater Clwrch. Burial wasln Standish Cemetery near \he Holliday home. Alfred Social Notes Tile County Council on Mbllarlel will meet at the Alfred Church here, on "\ Mlllday evening, July 12 at 7:10 wltb all welcome. There will be a pre111ptial lhower huurlng Vicki Lynn Carr ·at the church here oo Tu.tlll)r evening July 13, with all welcome . The .11eddlng will be at 2 at the bride'• heme on Saturday, July 171 ivltb close relatives ooly. 1be Alfred UMW will meet at the bome of Ollie Mae Fo!lrod on Tuesday evening July 20 at 8:00. Mr. and Mn. Hobart SWartz, Genevieve Guthrie, Garner Griffin, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hendenon, Linda. Dllve and Aaron Willilms, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pullins IIIII Mr. and Mrs. Charles D: Woacle attended the . Bicentennial , parade at COOIYllle and the brunch by the Modern Wllodman, Camp 10900, - . . . Clmp, at the htme of Kr. and Mrs . Ralph Ill tdei'ICil, Camp Secretary .,_.-eel Day Bef or e CancellatiOnS , correc lions accepted fl"t day ·ot publication . REGULATIONS The Publisher reserves the right to edit or reject anv ads deemed ob lectt onal . The pub lish er will not be reapons ibte for more than one lncorr.ecl insert ion . , ' j • •' __ ·--..,..! conseculllte insertions. 26 cen ts per word 51 1< consecuti ve Inser tions. 2S Per Cent Dis cou n t on paid ads and ads pa id w ith in 10 d&ys. CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY S2 00 for minim um . 80 wo rd Each additional word 3 cents · BLIND ADS Addit ional 2Sc Charge per Advert isement. OFFICE HOURS 8.30 a.m. to 5 : 00 p.m . Dally , 8 : 30 a.m. to 12 :00 Noon Sat urda y. Phpne today 992 ·215 6. NOTICES ATTN . : II A~L HOUSEWIVES All Yard Salu, Rum mage, Por:ch and Basement Por ch and Basement Sa les , etc. must be paid In aOvance . Get yo urs In early by s topping by our office at The Dally Sentinel , Il l Court St . or wr it in g BOK 729, Pomeroy , Ohio -457 69 with yo ur rem it tance . RACINE Fire Department wdl hove g 'gun shoot Sgturday at 6:30 p m at their new bui lding Qff Soshon Rood. -JOE 'S Corry Out, 56.4 locust, M1d· dleport, Ohio . New hou rs, 9:00 ti/1 11 :00. Friday end Sotur· · day, 9·00 till 12·00 Phone 992·3152 REGISTERED Duroc mole hog for !ervice. Call gf lewis Smiths , Rt . 143 and Rt . 7. Phone 992 . 3183, ESTATE Sg/e. Saturday , July 10 ot 12·00 at the Dorsey Starcher residence , ~ miles sou th of Parkersburg on Rt. 2. Watch for auction sig ns. We wtll have the following 1tems" for sal e at public oucllOns . Many unusual pteces. 'Two old watches, Ses· sian weight clock, Seth Thomas mantel clock . New l'nontel dock, Water,Bug 12 tr· ing mondelyn, glouwore, Austroi , German, Several ieces of carniva l, one piece Iorge thumb print very unus1.1ol flow blue; sp1ttoon, Gone w1th the Wind lamp, Aladdin lamp, WUiow lamp. furn iture Wind. sor choirs: swivet night stand, oak stand with dow boll feet and lion heads, carved hutch, three piece poster bedroom set , two piece walnut bedroom set , Donohue jon . wicker stond, Duncan Fife side board table. ~~;~nd 1hc. chain In eKcellent condifion ; museum place rhalr, lion heads and dragon: sleigh bells, old foreign mOney , brass fi replace screen , old Higley decorated cash register , large iron pot, socf irons, old rocker, leaded gloss 11tJtrh, milk separater, cl1eese cutter, maple stand . dinner batt , many more cottec · tables, too numerous to men· tlon. Owner: Dorsey Starcher . Auctioneers note : This should be a fine sale, everyone welcome. Positive 1.0. •Not re:sponsible for accidents . Auctioneer: Rodney Eaton . Phone (61.) 86:l·3601 . ' ~ ~r-~- ~--· PUBLIC ~OTICE r A hea r ing on the Olive Township budget will be he ld al7 . 30p .m. july 16, 1976at the office of the Trustees, ReedS · ville . Ada Bissel l Twp Clerk (7 1 8 , lie ::, Porochule Center , open ever'y day near Gallipolis , For further information , coli (614 ) 2445 -9339 or P.O. Box 91 , Bidwell , Ol'lio ~56 14 . HOUSEWIVES, open the doo r to eJt tro eornings . )oln the successf.ul women w~o ore mok · ing good money In their spore time . No uxperience necessary , no delivery , no co llecting , no cosh mves tment .' Co li now and get ext ra early benefil$ Phone 949 2803 or 949-2786 Also. booking parlias. 2 SIGNS Pomeroy OF Motor Co.OUAUTY ·1975 CHEV . BLAZER K-S ssm 4 wheel dr ive, like new Interior , less than 12,000 miles, white over sllv~r, 350 v .8, automatic, power steering and brakes, chrome mldgs ., bumpers, ex te r ior mirrors, rad io - see It now. 1975 CHEV . CHEVELLE S439S Classic. -4 door , less than 9,500 miles and like new in every way. Ugl'lt · green , green vi nyl roof, V-8, automatic, P S., P.B., factor y air, power windows and door locks, tilt wheel , cruise control. ra dio, WW tirE:S , rad lo-1aJle, vou name the extras. • 1974 FORD F. IOO I299S 8' Styleside, green fin ish, good tires . R. bumper, chrom e grille, and front bumper,,6 cyl. and standard trans. POMo~~?!vE~?!~~. ~· ~· ~I. of Diana Pulllns, who recently won a $600 Scholarship from Modern Woodmen Society. Mr . and Mrs. Ernest VIneyard and baby son, of Michigan spent the July 4th weekend ivlth grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Atherton and other relatives in the vicinity . CENTRAL REALTY CO. POMEROY -3 bedroom, bath, large dining room , lire place, large front porch, furniture goes too at ot'le low price S7,500. M ACRES- Modern 1'h story home 3 bedrooms with fireplace and basement . Apple, cherry and other fruit lrMI. Mostly fenced with pasture, some farm land . Oote to Danville. Price reduced to $28,700. Sl ACIII!S FREE GAS-Modern w, story house, 3 br., dining roD"), lire place, full basement, nice porches .jlllcl out bulldlniJI. Large scenic lake with green grass llld pint tl'ftl around ft . Watch the large bass swim• along In the clear water . Pretfy as a plctur~ . Priced to HI• S37,JGO.oo. • • I ' 112MO- 5 bedrooms, 2 baths, ext . lg. llv . rm .· porchel, g1r., Nit. gas furnace cbns . hdwd firs., Loc. Scout Rd. In Chnler. ...,... Wllet You've IMn Asking For - A modern .1 bedlaom flrlllho.... In .the country, 3 acre, nat . gas , . , _ , cHY wettr. sm . barn and chick hse., localed ....... W,JGO. O.Vner Might Trade. . . ' NIW LIStiNG - Mull»rry Avenue location. Two ..._,., III!Jng roam, kitchen, and dining area ,' l'h 11111111•. Witt back parch, priced to sell. S9,1oo. WI ARE SELLING PROPERTY AND NEED YOUR LISTING. CAlL JIMMY DEEM 949-2388 lllown lnsulllion Stmcn FioaocloCA...I!Io s 24'-S18.oo" 26'-$11.50 21'- 521.00 llfi'LIUM!NT AIIIIIIRUII statK-IIIfflll Alumilium Siding, RQO!ing GutteJS, Painting and Repair MObile Homes Sale _ _--:__~~-=~ ~ llliDitell'tiJiij . ,.- .. -:. --- ---...,.~~-~ ------ - -- ~ FREE ICE CREAM WIN AT BRIDGE Lead discourages finesse SWIMMING POOLS . NOR'Plf lU I • J 9 7J ¥ AQJ!64 t 2 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. II~ l'ttllll! Hz.lm ,_ ,h.HZ-2171 ~~~ ~ m~ GREG'S CB SALES , locoted 01 f r· ·win 's Gulf Service, Mid· dleport , Ohio. Phone 9922• 38. SEPTIC Systems instaHed . by licensed installer. Shepard Controctors. Phone 7 42 - 24~ . SEPTIC TANKS cleaned . Modern Sanitation. 992-395-4 or 992· 2~28 . Will do roofing , construction. plurflblng and h9ating. No job too Iorge or too small. Phone 7•2·23<8. CARPENTER, floormg, ceiling, paneling ..Phone 992·2759. Wtll trim or cut trees ond shrub· bery , pi-Lone q-49-25-45 or 7..23167. VERMEER BALER SALES AND SER· VICE , Meig!·Athens County Balers from $3995 up . Mer.rill Chose , (614) 698·3021 . EXPERIENCED house pointer. Phor,e Arthur Musser, 7--422180. EXCAVATING, BACKHOES AND DOZER - LARGE AND SMALL, SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED. LOW BOY ANO OUMP TRUCKS. BILL PULLINS, PHONE 992-2<78 DAY OR NIGHT. BUILDING . re model ing , and repairs. Quality work, eHicient $er.,ice. Jesse Rodman, phone 992·5980. EXCAVATING, dozer. backhoe and ditcher. Charles R. ~Of· field , Bock ~oe Service:· Rutland, Ohio Phone 742·2008. 15 ft . trove/ trailer, sleeps siM, $850. Phone 992 -319~ or 9923<59. tmAS LDN6 SC:L I~VI~ I ~ . A? TH 1 TCOTH ~1\IR'f, W ~01) STCf t£TI!fb QUARTBR?? IJOTH~ AND • FAT~BR ASSORTED RUBBER BACK CARPETING SOUTII A A Q 10 6 4 • 93 JUST lHI$! YOU'Re A Square Yard lnsfalled BILLIOIIAIRESHE'S A UTILE Parsons. OWner 949-2SI4 6·7·1 mo . 60\.D Dl<lGER- SHE'S PLAYED HER. CARDS SMPR.T! WELL, IF SHE' 0 SEEM lW LIGHT·· ER· · lHIU IS IF SHE' D TREATED Me I'P 111\VE 5TA'YED OUT OF THIS ... LET YoU PlA'f THE 5AP - ~UT AS IT IS, I'M GOIM(; TO LET 1'01.1 IH ON A FEW THINGS THAT YOU OUGHT TO KNOW· ·· RIGHT- OOI'I'T GET ME WROtiG · · Wf'Rf BOTH 1'\EH OF THE WORLD-- \JM OHLY GOING TO TELL YOU A LITTLE A Wyoming reader wants to know if a player who responds two cl ubs to his partner's oneheart ope ni ng prom ises another bid . · The answer is that he does n ot do so in sta nd ar d American or in the very si milar Jacoby modern . But some expert pairs play that the two-over -one response does promise another bid and a very few even play it as a game force . (For a copy of JACOBY MODERN, send $1 to: " Win af Br~dge ." c l o this newspape r. P. 0 . Box 489, Radio Cify Stat1on, New York, N. Y. 7001~) JOSEPH 41 Sicilian ACROSS 1 Manger Is .LjOU It.:s time we ade wic::I~P<: i' sure 40u spen'th' res' of _,_.....,. is sure. m4 life with Rufus! Miss But do we qott' spen' it je5' hold in' han's? Melba? c:ms. !tJUr ,.,.C••"'I" "'"'"' ~t14rvN - MASON FURNITURE ~o ••• ,. ·h .----,.J - OIJLY PLACG AH 15 FIT TO BE /SAMONS orHER ROCKS. WONDER WHUT ROCKtJ EAT?- ANTIQUE AUCTION AH BIN WATC!-iiN' IT AN'-oH ~50B !!- ,AH FO' HAIN'T HUNGRY .2.4 HOUKS. IT HAINT ATt:: NOTHIN'- 42 Texas city 10 Mine DOWN 43 "-Now My Love" . EITHERYr ! ' Kerr & East Main Streets Pomeroy, Ohio YOU KNOW HOW "THEY &AY YOU CAN 31 NOT B'EN GOING lDGIYE ME AN INKl!N6 OF WHAT ~<""1 11 MY COMPETI'TORB HAD TO BAY At;OUT ME ? TELL HCJN5UCCES$RJL A PERBON 16 BY 'THE NUMBER OF ENEMIES HE HAB ? / ...-'""--1 ~~:::...:.....~ WELL, AL L I CAN TE LL YOU 161HAT YOU AND l30NNAZ ARE AWFULLY OOCCESBFUL .I 11 -:-+-t--t'--1 A DAILY CRYPTOQ UOTEIs Here's ho" to work it : AX\'DLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One letter si mply slands fo r an o1her. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for t he tw o O's, etc Single letters, apos1rophes. the tenglh an d formation of t he wo rd s a re all hints. Each day the code lette rs are.differe nt. : . ' . ' I I: UFPJD xu I I I I tJ ROCCU SXGWPQ AXCOV DEZD Unscramble these four Jumbles. one letter to each square, to form (our ordinary words. •·• WHAT A MIXTURE OF SOUP AND R:lt:E M lol-li ISCOMAT± JEXCOV YW : --...-- "Dinosaurus! '' 10; Janaki 33. ~ 12 :4Q-Oon Kirshner's Rock Concert 6; Wrestling 13. 1:DO-M idn ight Special .) ,4,15; Movie "Dead, Dead Deli lah " 10. 1:40-News 13. 2:30-News 3. 3:00-Movle "Mister 880" 3. 4:30-Movle "Down Argentine Way" 3. 6:00-Salnt 3. "'<IIH)I! I I I N ZJJFQSWP \'eslerday's Cryptoquote : NO ONE CAN BUILD HIS SECURITY UPON THE NOB LENE SS OF ANOTHER PER· SON. - WILLA CATHER E F N J W 0 U. - H E F 0 F H AT LEAST I THINK IN OUR DAV-- - ;: ·• ~IJII~M ; Ik.J ~··=~r.r~-J,....;. hVHIN11111.HNrlll• NZJDWP . Carrascolendas 33 . 7:00-Truth or Cons. 3; To Tell the Truth 4; Bowling for Dollars 6; Space : 1999 8; Don Adams Screen Test 13; News 10; Family Affair 15; Woman 20; To Be Announced 33. 1:3()-Porter Wagoner 3; Treasure Hunt 4; Candid Camera 6; Black Perspective on the News 331 S25,000 Pyramid 10; To Tell the Truth 13; Pop Goe• the Country 15; Robert MacNeil Report 20. 8:00-Santord & Son 3,4; Donny & Marie 6,13; Baseball 15; CBS News Special 8,10; Washington Week In Review 20,33. 8.: 3o-The Practl~ 3; Special Olympl" 4; Wall Street Week 20,33. 9:00-Rockford Files 3,4; Movie " Waterloo" 6, 13; Movie " The Thousand Plane Raid" 8,10; U.S.A. : People and Politics 20,33. 10 :00-Pollce Story 3,4; News 20; Paul Nuchlms 33. 10 :30-Pollce Story 15. 11 :DO-News 3,4,6,8,10, 13,15; ABC News 33. 11 :30-Johnny Carson 3,4, 15 ; Rookies 6,13; Movie " Who ' s Minding the Store?" 8; Movie " Uoyd, your make·it·yourself ; '· ,, cedar chest kit is here.'' XDEWPJ , ME AN' Ol BULLET TREED MAN'i A POSSUM • . - EW ; FRIDAY, JULY 9,1 976 " A:J»-Summer Semester 10. 6: ts-r arm Report 13. 6:20-Biue Ridge Quartet 11. 6;311-Columbus Today 4; News 6; Summer Semester ' 8; Farmtlme 10. ' 6:•S-Mornlng Report 3. 6r5CI-Good Morning , West VIrginia 13. 6;55-Chuck White Reports 10; G~ Morning, Trl · State 13. 7:09-Today 3,4, 15; Good Morning , AmerlcU,l3; CBS News 8; Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 7: 30-Schoolles..IO. 8:00-Lassle 6; Capt . Kangaroo 8, 10; Sesame St. 33. 8:30-Big Valley 6. 9:1»-A.M. 3; Phil Donahue 4,15; Lucy Show 8; Mike Douglas 10; Morning with D.J . 13. 9 ~311-Cross.Wits 3; One Life to Live 6; Tattletales 8; Mike Douglas 13. 10:00-Sanford 8o Son 3.•,15; Edge of Night 6; Price Is Right 8,10; Kiln Kraft 33. 10:30-Celebrlfy sweepstakes 3,4,157 ()lnah 6; Lilias I . Yoga & You 33. 11 :DO-Wheel of Fortune 3, 15; Weekday 4; Gambit 8,10; Farmer' s Daughter 13. 11 ; 30-Hollywood Squares 3,4,15; Happy Days 13; L,_e of Life 8, 10 . 11 :55-Take Kerr 8; Dan Imel's World 10. 12 :00-Fim Factory 3,15; Let's Make a Deal 13; Bob Braun 4; ; News 6,8, 10; Sesame St . 33. 'I 12 :3()-Gong Show ),15 ; All My Children 6,131 Searct. for Tomorrow 8,10. 12 :55-NBC News 3,15. ' '· 1:00-News· 3; Ryan's Hope 6,13 ; Phil Donahue 8; Young & the Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15 ; Elec. Co. 33, 1:30-Days of Our Lives 3,4, 15; Rhyme & Reason 6, 13; " As The World Turns 8, 10; Book eat 33. '' 2:00-$20,000 Pyramid 6,13; Valalant Years 33. '· 2:3()-Doctors 3,4,1SBreak the Bank 6,13; Guiding Light 8,19; Olympiad 33 . · 3:00-Another World 3,4,15; General Hospltal6,13; All In The Family 8,10; Crockett' s VIctory Gorden 20. " 3:31)-()ne Life to Llve13; Mickey Mouse Club 6; Match • · Game 8,10; Lilias Yoga & You 20; Walsh's Animals 33. 4:00-Mister Cartoon 3; Merv Griffin 4; Somerset 15; Bewitched 6; Mickey Mouse Club 8; Mister Rooers 20,33 ; Movie " Treasure Galleon" 10; Dinah 13. . 4:3()-Bewllched 3; Mod Squad 6; Andy Griffith 8; Sesame St . 20,33; Fllntstones 15. ·5:00-Bonanza 3; Partridge Family 8; Mission : Im•• possible 15. 5:30-;Adom-12 4; News 6; Family Atfalr 8; Etec. Co. . 10;331 Adam.12 13. 6:00-News 3.4.8,10,13, 15; A6C News 6; Zoom 20,33. 6:30-NBC News3.4,15; ABC New$ 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8, 10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; '· € Rl'PTOQUOTES '''• • coln ·:r MODERN CHEMICALS - R. D. SEYLER .• H Greek poet Kapital" 34Soul (Fr.) 35 Mosaic piece Don Jose's \ 1ll< · downfall ~39 Asian ~~ weight .~· .....:.: 40 Whole "JULY 10 - 10:30 A.M. • 10;0<1-'-Harry 0 6, 13; Barnaby Jones 8; News 20; Bill flltoyers' Journal 33. 11 :00-News 3, 4,6,8,10.13.15; ABC News 33. 11 : lS11 :30-Johnny Carson 3,. ,15; Manni~ 6, 131 flltovlel " Willard" 8; Movie "The Streets of San Francisco" 10; Janakl 33. 12 :.10-Maglclan 6, 13. I:QO-Tomorrow 3,~ . 1:50-News 13. 27 Revise copy h-+-+~ 28 Masking or 1 magnetic 29 Capture 38 D.C. legislator (abbr. ) LlL ABNER Mason, W. Va. volcano visitors , 5 Greek island I His entrance 11 Wine · lordship's 13 Church part abode 14 Malt vinegar 2 Turkish city Yesterday'~ Answer 15 " ... and- 3 Start of a fervid quote 9 Resort spot 26 Actor for the ( 3 wds.) 12 Post office Conreid road" 28 Adolesce'nf inquiry (2 wds. ) ~ Detail 16 European 30 Cubic meter 17 " The GenUe- 5 Quaking river 32 Stadium 6 Allen's or man .22 Still 33 Moslem Dope" bowling 23 Police prayer (2 wds.) 7 Busch or officer 36 Cook Clarke 18 Crash 24 Card prunes 8 End of against holding 38 Of the anny quote 19 Ottoman ( 4 wds.) 25 Inflexible (abbr.) official 20 Actor Morrow 21 Watched Z3 Give in 24 Old Gennan ..,1:-+~t--t-- GASOLINE ALLEY ~ I 4• ~'*~ by TH.OMAS FRIDAY· UNTIL 8 PM ·-- ~~~~ The unlucky e<pert had us cornered aga in A sess ion of duplicate Md JUSt ended a nd our friend had fin1shed second. Some players are satisfied with a second plaoe finish . He wasn't and had one particular hand to show hi s bad tuck . 11 seems that the held had been in four spades . Every.. West had opened the queen of diamonds a nd every East but o ne returned the queen of clubs After thal start it was a s,! ·--·- I• Pass Pass Pass By Oswald & James Jacoby Mon .• rues •• Wed. Bj Sat.-8:30til5:00 . TH\.IRSDAY tiL12 NOON PARTIAL GENERALIZEO LIST OF ITEMS TO BE SOLD. Mah119any Dining Room Suit~Chlna , Sldeboard;Servlng Table, 4 Leaves, I Captain's Chair, 5 Dining Chairs. · Oak Dining Room Suite (Mission O.k Type) - Chlna, Sideboard, 1 Captain's C~alr, 5 Dining Chairs. CljAIRS- Stralght, Caned, Rockers, Plank Botfom , • Rush, Upholstered . TABLES-Square, Round, Rectangular, Drop Leaf, Library, Kitchen , Etc. ~ SOFAS- Several, Victorian, Etc . Beds-Wood, Metal , Single, Double, Brass·Trlmmed . Ook Secretary, Old Carpets, Lot of Good Primitives. Washstand , 3 O.k Swivel Choirs, 3 Sewing Machines 3 Plosifes Cupbolfds. Free Standing Meh!l· Kltch~n Cupboards. Mirrors-Pla in, Fancy, Beveled Glass . Drmers - Vanities. BuHets • Old Kitchen Cupboards (flour & Sugar Bins) . Several Wordrobas . Oak Pump Or91n · Player Plano (Minimum· Bid $2SO) . Cash Register, Mantel Clocks, Cuckoo . Clocks, Metal Hanging Cupboards I Kitchen). Several Gas Heating Stoves, Old Kitchen Range , Edison Cylinder Phon119raphs Ismail metal horn). Metal Milk · • Separator , Insulators, Fruit Jars, 3 Washing Machines, Trunks. Kllchen Sink , Shower Stall, Coin Vending Cigarette Machine', Old Radios, 2 Phonographs, R.ecords, Dtd Floor Lamps, Lanterns. Table Lamps , Lights, Glassware, Depression, Carnival, Patfern, Etc. Many old Bottles China Potfery, Coins, Silver Dollars. 1 Lot Stone Ja;s, Jugs, 1 Bowls. 1 Lot Milk & Cream Cans. . NOT RESPON~IBLE FOR ACCIDENTS ., lltms tOr sale will be available lor tnsptctton on morning of Salt ONLY. Lunch Avallabti. tf rained out will continue on Sunday, July lith. BRADFORD AUCTION SERVICE · Raclna, Ohio C. C. Bradford- Auctioneer South I• Opening lea d - Q t STORY -· BRADFORD, AtJStioneer. Complete Service. Phone 949· 2~87 or 949-2000. Racine. Ohio , Crltt Bradford. ' .ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR Sweepers, toosters: , irons. all smoll oppliances. lawn mower , next to State Highway Gorage on Route 7. Phone (614) 9853825. REMODELING, Plumbing heating and all types of general repc~tr. Work guaranteed 20 yeon expertenc• . Phone 992·2.409. O&D TREE Trimming,·20 yearS &K · perlence Insured free estimates.. Coli 992-238<f or. (61•)698-7257 Albony . SEWING MACHINE Repoirs, ser... ice, all mokes, t992-22a.t . The Fobric Shop , Pomeroy . Authoriz~ Singer Sales and ServicE!. We sharpen Scissor5. EXCAVATING, dozer, looder .ond backhoe work; dump trucks and lo·bovs for hire; will haul 'fill dirt, top soil , limestone and grovel. Call Bob or Roger Jef· fers , day phone 992· 7089 . night phone 992·3525 or 9925232. Norah East Pass 2 • Pass Pass LITTLE ORPHAN .ANNIE~M.AN WITH .A MESSAGE •6.95 Grate 4o Q JI03 B!:I.-II;Vf; lfJ tiBR . . LliTLE ORPHAN ANNIE STORE HOURS Herman · ~97 65 (. 9 42 We ~ t MASON F..,RNITt:IRE 773-5592 , 75 East-W,esl vu lnerable .. ~-;-:-c--;­ ' K5 t KI (. A876 Racine, Ohio David t:AST WEST • 82 ¥ K 10 2 t QJI083 L(OUR RACINE CARPD SHOP ~· simpllf matter for declarer to take successful finesses in spades and hearts and wind up making six . , . Against the unlucky expert, East had led back the seven of hea rts. II ever a lead looked like a singleton, that one was it. Our unfortuna te frie nd deci ded that he could not afford the luxury of a trump finesse and the almost certain ruff of a heart if the finesse lost. So he wound up making one trick less than anyone else. 8 4 K5 IF 4'STOP llolloS...It, TEAFORD ' Movie " Under the Yum Yum Tree'' 10. . ·""':-~ Gretta ·Simpson .• -....---,.-..-····-~·--····---·--- 9:00-Movle " Goodbye Again" 3,4, 15; ··Streets of San Francisco 6, 13; Hawaii Flve.o 8; Olympiad 33; ' TROUBLE! D. Bumgardner --·-· .....--- Tl11mks, ARRANGf2D FOR AN IIMU*IN6 LITTLE BULlETIN TO I!E BROAO.CA5T W,HI CH SHOULD ALLAY AtvY AI"" ........... .. . ----- ---~ - ' - 50 I.'VE A PA>JIC l ............ "" 1111 .. ...Mill_.,.IIIII_ FREE -- NUTTV COSTU M E~ IT COlllD START ... .,_ W ·161 mo. l·lll·l mo. EX.PERIENCED Al. TROMM CONST - - DON'T WORRY, SPORT· THAT POS$161LITY ALREADY OCCURRED TO ME' ! SPOTS ME I>J TH I5 loBoM,IIlllo 41175 Pll.f,l4171WGt LARR~~eou , •. fll·lfl! s uPPOSE- soM EO NE .. zu &Uili~IIK$ 992 -7320 evenings TA ,.ED~ Southeastern Ohio Truss Rafter Co. ~~~·- Phone 949-2814 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. CAPTAIN EASY I'LL KliE'P WATCH ON THE' FRO~ T OF THE HOllSE I~ CASEWE 'VE I'>CE>J 4-IZP~ch ....oiolo . . IAttlct S1111M WlRIIIIIIS I DOOtl$ " ~-- on Satw-day July 3, in honor FREE ETIM Continuous one piece guHers. We hang it , or do it yoursell. Special price• to builders. 6·27·76 WANTED: To~~; t drivers. good drivers' record required . Colt ~2 -60 1 0 or inqtJ ire ot 66 Mill Street, Middleport , Oh1o . GRILL cook for day shift . Appl y in person. Craw's Steak House , 1 Pomeroy , Ohio. $200 weekly $luffing envelopes POMEROY, OHlp mlo already stamped and adThe Complete . dressed en11elopes. Stuff ing material provided free . Send: Remodeling Service · 1974 Ford ... on , E:JOO series , Self -O'ddres.sf!d s tomped For Your Home owner. Phone 992 ·7320. envelope. Diversified. Dep! . for A.A 1106 Camden Dr ., Rich· 1968 Che ... elle 2 dr . hardtop, V-8. 1974 12)160 2 bedroom trailer, automatic , $450 Phone {614 ) mon d, Vug1n10 23229 completely carpeted , hall lur· 985 3596. Rutlond 741-2328 Opportunily fat student , 1.4 to 17 nished. Toke over payments All Work Guoranteed yrs . old . Work opproKirnolely 19b8 Rambler, 6 cylinder, sta n· Phone (614 ) 667 ·3507 after 5 Free Estim11tes 14 hours , 2 do~ s per week . ~ear dord shift , good condition p.m. around work . Apply Donne ll i's $300 P. one 9'92-SJOI or 992· ~2Hmo. DORJTA mobfte home . 7~ h .xl2 P i zz~~dd l~...:_t , Oh1o 3682 . ft . w1th ex tension, cen tral olr bpenenced janitor wonted for conditionmg , elec. heal, com- 19b8 Chevelle Malibu, out omotk ."'" Phone 1 (6 14 ) 667-3653. service dept Pomero~ Motor pletely furnished , water arid ~0 . septic with 30 acres on Sto le 1972 Grand Torino, p.s., p.b., atr . Route 1,.3, in Rutla nd Phone 949-221 b. 20 acre for m wtlh pond and bOrn , Townsh ip, S19 ,500. Con plus other buildings . Also a 2 Sitiiiuonutiite-o~~ finance. Coli 992·2720 or 992- 1972 Ford 1 ton flatbecl truck, storv -form ~ou se ond a 2 year 18 IC tondem low boy $2200. 3589, O'Brien end Crow Real · old Elcono double wtde tro ller . Will DO odd jobs, roofing, po1n· lroiler, 5750. Phone (614) 985· lr • All on same property . Call dur · ring, hauling , lreework , ond 3373. • • .!:..,~ - ing wee~. ~90 ·.~~-mowing Phone992·7409. 1969 Coddloc Coupe D~Ville, full power equ1pment , om ·fiT\ nice loi in letart, Also, radio, o.c. climate cont rol. HOUSE. ~ furn lsh&d and ~ tons of cool. Will telescope . tilt steering wheel. - ---------Con tact T odd Rhodes , Roclne , $1 ,000 or best offer Also , Ford OlD furnitu re , ice boxes . brass OhiO . FURNISHED , 2 bedrm . apartment , one-half ton p1cktJp truck , oll bed s. woll telephones ond adults on ly , 1n Middleport. original 5275 . Con be seen ot HOUSE in good repair , country ports, or complete households Phone 992-387.-. Rich ard Felty residence , l1vmg in 1 owt;~ cheap . Carpeted, Wnte M . D Miller , Rt . 4, R vtlond , or phone 742·2818 • 1175 Vine St ., M1ddleport. Pomeroy , Oh io. Call 9rr.l·77t:JJ . 3 AND 4 RM . lurhished and un· ---Ph~~2·~· __ <-,.-..--furnished opts. Phone 992- 1964 Chevelle . 327 , 3· speed , CASH paid lor oil moltes ond chrome rims, wide tires, S3.50. 543' model, of mobtle hornes Pho!le 992 · 7~5 . Pho ne oreo code 614 ·423-9531 . COUNTRY Mobile Home Pork, Rt 33. ten mrles north of Pomeroy 1975 Chevfolet Monte Cor le . ai r, $$Cosh$$$ for junlted oufo Frye's large lots with conrret patios, , p.s., p.b., . stereo automatic Truck AtJIO Ports, Rutland sidewalks, run ners and off tope , rod1ol tirs, 22 ,000 mile,s,. Phone 7~2· 2081 . · street porM. in g. Phone 992· 7479 Coll992·7035 . -COINS, tokens, any form gold or si l... er jewelry spoons. rings , ONE . bedroom apartments at VIllAGE MANOR tn Middleport dental. Will trade. Coli Roger for $10.. monthly plus elec . or Wamsley. Rutland, Ohio. 742· S130 includmg electric . lOWER 2331 spring cleaning profitobie , RATES FOR SENOR CITIZENS . MAKE Jurn tJnwanted items into cosh . TIMBER , Pomeroy Forest Pro· Convenient to shopping on Advert15e in the Wont Ads . dtJcts . Top pnce for stondmg Third end Mill Streets in Mid· saw timber Call Kent Hanby , RUTLAND - 11;, story, 7 dleport. Brand new high quoh· LOCUST posts , round of split. 1-446-8570. room frame, 4 BR, bath , ty apartments . See the Phone 949·277 ~ manager ct Riverside Aport· ,...-..:..:=...::=::0:::;-=-::;-::-::;;:;.."1 ntce ki tchen about 25 tt. PlAYER piano need not be fn ments or coH. 992·3273. Fur· cab. cook & ba ke unit , 2 cor working condit1on. Call 742 n1s hed opo d menls a lso garage . Storm s, · porches . 21•3 avoilcble . About .33 acre. ASKING ----WANTED to buy used p1ono 1n 112 gal . lee Cream $12.000. good condition. Baldwm or tRAILER spoce for rent in Mid· dlepot"t . Phone 992-5.434. RACINE -1 stor y, 6 room other c.omporoble brand . -- - - -Phone 949-2425. frame , 3 BR , bath, 3 room fur nished apartment ; uhlt hes paid . Inquire at ·356 With Every· Cubic Foot of carpeting , N. G. , F .A. North Fourth', Middleport, Unico Freezer Space You fu rnace . Porches, storage 01-iio . Buy . bldg . Lot 50x171 , lovely EXAMPLE : garden space. 57,900. IF YOU hove a semce to offer, 20 cu. ft. 10 gal. Ice Cream POMEROY 2 story won t to buy or sell somethiti g. fra me. WALK TO SHOP. 5 ore looking for work .. or - =:;=:::=OE:=;::~:=;:=:=:==o BR ., 1Ah baths. nice whatever ... you'll get resu lts 1974 24 ft motorhome , excellent .POMEROY LANDMARK foste r with a Sentinel Wont Ad. k1Jchen. lull basement W· condit1on witll absol utely •• -Jack W. Carsey , 11\gr. Coll992·21 56. shower, stc;.rms. Coal or _!_v~yth ln g . Pho~ 949.2770._ 6ill Phone99HIB1 N.G. heat . $8,500. BIG YARD Sole, Riverside Dr ., IN lERNA TION,At Model 64 com. WHY PAY RENT WHEN C hesh~re , Wed., Thurs ., Fri.l< 1t· bme , excellent condi tion, lots TOMATOES. Cleland Forms and chen utensil s, fu rn itu re . YO U CA N BUY THE of extra ports . lorge ta ndem Greenhouses , Geral dine dishes , 367·7285 fertl izer spreade r, good candl ABOVE AT THE;SE Cleland, Roc me, Oh1o tion Tractor belt driven wood PRICES? BUY NOW AND YARD Sole, Wed., ThtJrsdoy and saw . 1959 Chevrolet 1 ton with 23 Channel C 8 . Bose rodlo , com PAY THE REN T TO Friday , 1041 one ·hall South Se· plete with antenna . $200 alum . von body and power cond St. YOURSELF . Phone992-561b. tailgate good condition. Phone .;__:_,_._ TUPPERS PLAINS PORTLAND Fleo Market , arts , 9•9·2770. TAPPAN Gas cook stove, avocado BRAND NEW Ultra crofts. junque, antiques, bake green , excellent con~i tion , $75 modern 3 BR home , sole . July 10 and l l , 1976. l l :00 TRAILER for re nt or sole , 2 bedrooms, 2 children on ly . Pllone 742-3157. am . till dork on Rt . tU, 1 mile ceramic tile bath (colored Phone742 ·3122. 200 c.ubic mch 6 cylinder Ford sou th of Portland , Ohio . fixtures), utility R., lovely motor, good condition , $50. Refreshments. kitchen . Large garage and ~-...., Also, 902 cub1c inch 8 cylinder workshop. .92 acre. $22,900 . 3 Family Yard Sole, Carroll Street, motor, needs ri ngs , heads been Where the air is dean and Syracuse , Friday, 9:00 a .m. reworked. S25. Phone 742 Baby and childritn's clothing, li ving is easy . 2028 adult dot hing , househo ld COAl, limestone. ond calciu m SECURITY FOR items, toys, etc. rhloride and .calc1um brme for PUMP shotgun, 4 old pistols , two TOMORROW. old rifles . 1175 Vine St., Mrd· dust control ond special mixing 992-2259 or 992:2568 PORCH Sole , Friday and Saturday, dleport, Oh . salt for faf mers. Ma in Street, )uly 9 and 10. starting gt 9:00. Pomero¥- Ohio or phone 992· CHOICE Timothy baled hay. GOOD 8 room house , 39 acres of Rt . 12.. just inside corp limit, 3891. Phone 7-42·2389. watch for sign . . posture, Letart Foil s, Ohio near ·--CANNING peaches now reody · Racine Oom, Mrs. Floyd Norris . YARD Sole, July J lhrough lO. 10 thr u August . Several varieties . Coll2•7 2206 a.m . tilt 8 p.m Eagle Ridge off _....._.__-by the bushel , 'It bushel or Rt 7, between Memory peck . Please bring own ron · HOMESITES for sole , 1 ocre and Gardens ond Bashon. Phone toiner, 2 conven ient locations · up . M1ddleport near Rutland. 949·2358. Midway Market, Pomeroy, Co11992.7481 992-2582: Bob's Market , Mason, NEW 3-~-edr_ oo_,;; h-ou-se, 2 baths, Virgil B. Sr •• Reiltor 773.5721. all alec. 1 ocre, Middleport , 110 Mechanic Pomeroy, 0. locust posts fa~ ;le~~~ ;our dose to Rutland . Phone 992-: Phone992 - 331~ · ~wn cheap . Ph~ne 9~~2646 . ·7481. A K.C. Registered Vi:ula puppies LIKE NEW - 5 bedrooms, (Hungarian Pointer) , prQven 197-4 Monte Carlo m good shape,' APPROXIMATELY 1~ acres ~ a ll carpeted and e i.,Prlc grouse dogs, champion blood side· by· side retrlgero tc r . beoulitl build ing site, on good home in good sub-di vision. lines . Phone 992-5400. r-ood. Chesler water , will toke freezer ; double O'o'e n t lec . Dining room, central· air & At<c Registered Old English ,stove; Notional check out trades and help finan ce il heat , sun deck and 2 cor register; Coca·Cola pay cooler: ne<:essory . Phone949·2770. .t Sheepdog puppies for sole. Call garage . Better see this 11 room brick tlame, 3 baths , - ....J.. 992-2395. full basement, 1 acre lot. John SMAl:l form for sole. 10% down , now. 145,000 . ONemgle neutered Si~m~~ Shctets , 3 miles south Mid· owner financed . Monroe Coun· NEW LISTING - 3 housebroken, SIO. Call 9-49· -~eport . R_t..:,.7. ty, W. Va . Phone (30-4) 772- Bedroom all elec. home: 2574. 31~(304)77 ~3227 .' ___ . ~Carport, 2 por ~hes , city 5 room house , I cere , hot "'ond ~c:..---:-·~ cold water, no both , $9,600 . COUNTRY farmla nd with sedud· water, and Iorge level lot . AKC Registered lm h Setter mole , 6 weeks old . Phorie 949-2216. New 3 bedroom total elec , ed woods, water and good ac- Space for garden . Only 1.130 acres . four-filth mites onroe County, W. Vc. $1 2,000, 3 ~e~~ Collie dog to give from langsvi lle off Co. Rd . 10, $1~ess,000in Mdown, coli (30.. ) 172· owoy. Phone (6U) 985·3920. LARGE OLDER HOME $23,800. Coli Roymond Hoi· 3102 ~J304 ) ~~27_. _. __ Has 5 nice sized bedrooms, ' ENGLISH Shepgrd Pups; for sole. _ _ ..._ WHY RENT? Buy o new home with field ;-7'42-2819. 2 bath$, fireplaces, lovely Phone 949·2578. · 1948 Harle{. Davidson Chopper payments some or lower than kit chen with lots of CHIHUAHUA for sole. Phone 742· inotorcyc e , needs some w.ork, rent, 3 bedrooms , den , 2 baths, 2626. $750. Phone 992·3259. carpe t, plus all the ex tra$ a cupboards. Natural gas. F.A. furnace. large front -:-::---- - -·housewife would wont. Shown TERRI·POO puppies, 6 weeks ol d. 2 motorcycles ,· One 1974 YZ \ byoppointment, 742-2328. wrap around porch and 2 $10 . Phone992·7261 . Yohoma 80, One, 1971 Sl Han· - - - - - - - level lois for only $25 ,~ do 100. Phone (bU) 367-0424 . 3 bedroom house for sole in M1d· COUNTRY STC?RE ...: · ;r,ff • ---dleport. Phone 992-3578 or - - -stock, some fhUures, and SOFA. br~wn tweed , Early. 992 ·7667 . American almost new,. Phone real estate. Good chance to THREE bedroom brick ranch style (614)667·3741. work for yourself . Only I wou l.d lih to thonk all those for hOme. full basement with the cards and visits during my S18 ,000. 1 fin ished recreation room, 1 /, stoy at Hol2er Medtcol Center . - Lovely 4 BEDROOMS boths , carport . In Bourn Addi· · Eva Besouer. older home. Has steam han nea r .State Hig hway heat (gas · fired), large Garage. Pr ice reduced . Phone (b14) 985-lSS.. for appointment . dining, 2 living rooms, 'I• . base.menf with garage , 3 Bedroom , oil el~c . home, Five I wish I could thank every one personally for the many large attractive yard . Points . 6 room hou:se. Phone cards, flowers, food , visits and concern shown for me 99( 257 1or 992.3975. Asking 120.000. during mv stay in hospitals' and now at home since mv 3 YEARS OLD 3 3 bedroom, new furnoce , wmdow accident . bedroom modern home air conditioning, aluminum with 2 ceramic tile baths . siding , new carpeting , located Also fort~ many prayers in my behalf - many which Elec . baseboard heat, 676 South Fourth , Middleport . ha ve been answered . I deeply appreciate it all. Contact Fred lewis. 58-461sland wood·burning · fireplace . Drive , Cleves , Ohio 45002 or basement, nice Full col i (5 13) 353·1990 oiler 5 p.m kitchen and family room . $34,0oo. 5 ROOM house with bath and laundry room , modern kitchen , AVOID THE HEADACHES II acres wtth barn and milk OF SELLING. LIST IT house .. located gt M1nersville , WITH US AND LET THE Ohio . Kenneth Wilt , phone EXPERTS DO THE JOB . 991·3105. ~ THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1976 5:00-Bonanza 3; Partridge Family B; Mission : 1m. possible 15. 5:30-Adam·l2 4,1 3; News 6; Family Alfalr 8; Elec. I CO> 20,33. 6:00-News 3,4.8,10,13,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20,33. 6:30-NBC News3,4,15; ABC News13 ; Andy Grlfllth 6; CBS .News 8.1 0; Lilias , Yoga & You 33. / :00-Truth or Cons. 3; To Tell the Truth 4; Bowling for DollarS6; LawrenceWelk8; News 10; LeYs Make a Deal 13; Family Allolr 15; Ourstory 20; Family al War 33. 7:3()-Hollywood Squares 3,'\; Ohio State Lottery 6; Wild Kingdom 10; To Te ltthe Truth 14; Music City 15; Robert Mac Neil Report 20. 8·00-Secrets ~f the African Baobab 3.,4, 15; Welcome Back, Kotter 6,13 ; Waltons 8.10; · Upstairs, Downstairs 33; Movie " Sanluro" 20. 8.30-Barney Miller 6,13 . Business Services GUTTER SERVICE Television ·log for easy viewing • . SKY Oi\llnQ , Greene County Spo• insert ion Minim um Cha rg e Sl 00 . . U cen>ts per: word three '( . • n RATES For Want Ad Service 5 cents per word one 1 •'I Notlees ~~ .. THE WATCH THIEF'S SEARj::HED, For .Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds Pubt tcanon . <&\ C Mr . and . Mrs . . James Guion were in Springfield where they visited . with · relatives. Their nep hew, David !leas, returned home · with them and will spend the sununer here. Martha Mays is confined to O ' Blenes s M e111ori al Hospital, Athens, ! or Ob· 1101'vation and tests. Dale! Dye was in Marysville on Saturday for the wedding of his granddaughter, Marge Irwin, daughter of Celfa Dye Irwin . Others from the community attending were Madge Blackwood, Lisa Dye, Murl Gala way and Mr. and· Mrs . Thad Dye and daughters. Frank Throckmorton , Colwnbus Is spending some time here with Mr . and Mrs. Reed Jeffers and other friends . Mr. and Mrs. Don Mac· Blane and son, California, are visiting here ivllh her mother, Mrs. Maude Holcomb, her sister, Laura Krebs, her brother, Everett Holcomb, and other relatives in the area . Mr. and Mrs . Harold Glllogly, Vicky and Bruce, and his mother, Goldie Glllogly, were In Allensville on Sunday afternoon to call on Goldie Gillogly's brother and lister~n-law, Mr . and Mrs. George Boring. Mr . and Mrs . C. B. Dwelley, Eustis, Florida, are ·~k~~:!~~N r' .M .. 1 GOt IT.. I. rh CH/PUC '1 .<J Iv _ I!JE FOR: A HLJNG!1:Y MAN. "'l l J . I PtittllteSIIIP!IISIAIGWIHn] . Yellerd•y~~ Now arranre the <!"'led tetltn•I 1 to rorm th• •urprioe anaw•r. aur~eated brthubon cartoon., u: . I "(I XXll Il )" I · (Auwen lo. . Jumble" IMPEL PIOUS GAITER PIRATE [ .ll11wer: Reduced tht following bY h(.flf- SORR'(, MANAGEILTHE OLDER '(00 GET, THE LESS SURE '100 B€COME A80VT A LOT Of ' "SEMI-'" N65 ... rrow)l • 1 1 I ,t '• I j I • .. " • .... . �I Sentinel, Mlddleport-P!:'"eroy, 0 ., Thursdly, July .B, 1976 e- The DaPy Sentinel, Middleport· Pomeroy, 0 .•Thursday, July 8, 1976 Carpent~r· - Pe:..aonalS S ~sometimehereivlth • their children, Mr. and Mrs. Granville Stout and George and Mr. and Mrs . Clay Jordan. Friends and relatives of the commurdty were shocked by · the death of Pauline Holliday, wife of Jphn Holliday, Dater. "Mrs. Holliday who w11 b«n here was well known !n church and Grange. Survivors besides her llulband, include a daughter, (NOI'II'II Gall), Mrs. Kenneth Wllcox, Middleport, and two 110111, Raymond, San Diego, Claifornia ; and Robert, Dater along with two sisters, a brother, 8 Bfandchlldren, and three great· grandchlldran. A large crowd aUended aervlces at the Old Dater Clwrch. Burial wasln Standish Cemetery near \he Holliday home. Alfred Social Notes Tile County Council on Mbllarlel will meet at the Alfred Church here, on "\ Mlllday evening, July 12 at 7:10 wltb all welcome. There will be a pre111ptial lhower huurlng Vicki Lynn Carr ·at the church here oo Tu.tlll)r evening July 13, with all welcome . The .11eddlng will be at 2 at the bride'• heme on Saturday, July 171 ivltb close relatives ooly. 1be Alfred UMW will meet at the bome of Ollie Mae Fo!lrod on Tuesday evening July 20 at 8:00. Mr. and Mn. Hobart SWartz, Genevieve Guthrie, Garner Griffin, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hendenon, Linda. Dllve and Aaron Willilms, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pullins IIIII Mr. and Mrs. Charles D: Woacle attended the . Bicentennial , parade at COOIYllle and the brunch by the Modern Wllodman, Camp 10900, - . . . Clmp, at the htme of Kr. and Mrs . Ralph Ill tdei'ICil, Camp Secretary .,_.-eel Day Bef or e CancellatiOnS , correc lions accepted fl"t day ·ot publication . REGULATIONS The Publisher reserves the right to edit or reject anv ads deemed ob lectt onal . The pub lish er will not be reapons ibte for more than one lncorr.ecl insert ion . , ' j • •' __ ·--..,..! conseculllte insertions. 26 cen ts per word 51 1< consecuti ve Inser tions. 2S Per Cent Dis cou n t on paid ads and ads pa id w ith in 10 d&ys. CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY S2 00 for minim um . 80 wo rd Each additional word 3 cents · BLIND ADS Addit ional 2Sc Charge per Advert isement. OFFICE HOURS 8.30 a.m. to 5 : 00 p.m . Dally , 8 : 30 a.m. to 12 :00 Noon Sat urda y. Phpne today 992 ·215 6. NOTICES ATTN . : II A~L HOUSEWIVES All Yard Salu, Rum mage, Por:ch and Basement Por ch and Basement Sa les , etc. must be paid In aOvance . Get yo urs In early by s topping by our office at The Dally Sentinel , Il l Court St . or wr it in g BOK 729, Pomeroy , Ohio -457 69 with yo ur rem it tance . RACINE Fire Department wdl hove g 'gun shoot Sgturday at 6:30 p m at their new bui lding Qff Soshon Rood. -JOE 'S Corry Out, 56.4 locust, M1d· dleport, Ohio . New hou rs, 9:00 ti/1 11 :00. Friday end Sotur· · day, 9·00 till 12·00 Phone 992·3152 REGISTERED Duroc mole hog for !ervice. Call gf lewis Smiths , Rt . 143 and Rt . 7. Phone 992 . 3183, ESTATE Sg/e. Saturday , July 10 ot 12·00 at the Dorsey Starcher residence , ~ miles sou th of Parkersburg on Rt. 2. Watch for auction sig ns. We wtll have the following 1tems" for sal e at public oucllOns . Many unusual pteces. 'Two old watches, Ses· sian weight clock, Seth Thomas mantel clock . New l'nontel dock, Water,Bug 12 tr· ing mondelyn, glouwore, Austroi , German, Several ieces of carniva l, one piece Iorge thumb print very unus1.1ol flow blue; sp1ttoon, Gone w1th the Wind lamp, Aladdin lamp, WUiow lamp. furn iture Wind. sor choirs: swivet night stand, oak stand with dow boll feet and lion heads, carved hutch, three piece poster bedroom set , two piece walnut bedroom set , Donohue jon . wicker stond, Duncan Fife side board table. ~~;~nd 1hc. chain In eKcellent condifion ; museum place rhalr, lion heads and dragon: sleigh bells, old foreign mOney , brass fi replace screen , old Higley decorated cash register , large iron pot, socf irons, old rocker, leaded gloss 11tJtrh, milk separater, cl1eese cutter, maple stand . dinner batt , many more cottec · tables, too numerous to men· tlon. Owner: Dorsey Starcher . Auctioneers note : This should be a fine sale, everyone welcome. Positive 1.0. •Not re:sponsible for accidents . Auctioneer: Rodney Eaton . Phone (61.) 86:l·3601 . ' ~ ~r-~- ~--· PUBLIC ~OTICE r A hea r ing on the Olive Township budget will be he ld al7 . 30p .m. july 16, 1976at the office of the Trustees, ReedS · ville . Ada Bissel l Twp Clerk (7 1 8 , lie ::, Porochule Center , open ever'y day near Gallipolis , For further information , coli (614 ) 2445 -9339 or P.O. Box 91 , Bidwell , Ol'lio ~56 14 . HOUSEWIVES, open the doo r to eJt tro eornings . )oln the successf.ul women w~o ore mok · ing good money In their spore time . No uxperience necessary , no delivery , no co llecting , no cosh mves tment .' Co li now and get ext ra early benefil$ Phone 949 2803 or 949-2786 Also. booking parlias. 2 SIGNS Pomeroy OF Motor Co.OUAUTY ·1975 CHEV . BLAZER K-S ssm 4 wheel dr ive, like new Interior , less than 12,000 miles, white over sllv~r, 350 v .8, automatic, power steering and brakes, chrome mldgs ., bumpers, ex te r ior mirrors, rad io - see It now. 1975 CHEV . CHEVELLE S439S Classic. -4 door , less than 9,500 miles and like new in every way. Ugl'lt · green , green vi nyl roof, V-8, automatic, P S., P.B., factor y air, power windows and door locks, tilt wheel , cruise control. ra dio, WW tirE:S , rad lo-1aJle, vou name the extras. • 1974 FORD F. IOO I299S 8' Styleside, green fin ish, good tires . R. bumper, chrom e grille, and front bumper,,6 cyl. and standard trans. POMo~~?!vE~?!~~. ~· ~· ~I. of Diana Pulllns, who recently won a $600 Scholarship from Modern Woodmen Society. Mr . and Mrs. Ernest VIneyard and baby son, of Michigan spent the July 4th weekend ivlth grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Atherton and other relatives in the vicinity . CENTRAL REALTY CO. POMEROY -3 bedroom, bath, large dining room , lire place, large front porch, furniture goes too at ot'le low price S7,500. M ACRES- Modern 1'h story home 3 bedrooms with fireplace and basement . Apple, cherry and other fruit lrMI. Mostly fenced with pasture, some farm land . Oote to Danville. Price reduced to $28,700. Sl ACIII!S FREE GAS-Modern w, story house, 3 br., dining roD"), lire place, full basement, nice porches .jlllcl out bulldlniJI. Large scenic lake with green grass llld pint tl'ftl around ft . Watch the large bass swim• along In the clear water . Pretfy as a plctur~ . Priced to HI• S37,JGO.oo. • • I ' 112MO- 5 bedrooms, 2 baths, ext . lg. llv . rm .· porchel, g1r., Nit. gas furnace cbns . hdwd firs., Loc. Scout Rd. In Chnler. ...,... Wllet You've IMn Asking For - A modern .1 bedlaom flrlllho.... In .the country, 3 acre, nat . gas , . , _ , cHY wettr. sm . barn and chick hse., localed ....... W,JGO. O.Vner Might Trade. . . ' NIW LIStiNG - Mull»rry Avenue location. Two ..._,., III!Jng roam, kitchen, and dining area ,' l'h 11111111•. Witt back parch, priced to sell. S9,1oo. WI ARE SELLING PROPERTY AND NEED YOUR LISTING. CAlL JIMMY DEEM 949-2388 lllown lnsulllion Stmcn FioaocloCA...I!Io s 24'-S18.oo" 26'-$11.50 21'- 521.00 llfi'LIUM!NT AIIIIIIRUII statK-IIIfflll Alumilium Siding, RQO!ing GutteJS, Painting and Repair MObile Homes Sale _ _--:__~~-=~ ~ llliDitell'tiJiij . ,.- .. -:. --- ---...,.~~-~ ------ - -- ~ FREE ICE CREAM WIN AT BRIDGE Lead discourages finesse SWIMMING POOLS . NOR'Plf lU I • J 9 7J ¥ AQJ!64 t 2 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. II~ l'ttllll! Hz.lm ,_ ,h.HZ-2171 ~~~ ~ m~ GREG'S CB SALES , locoted 01 f r· ·win 's Gulf Service, Mid· dleport , Ohio. Phone 9922• 38. SEPTIC Systems instaHed . by licensed installer. Shepard Controctors. Phone 7 42 - 24~ . SEPTIC TANKS cleaned . Modern Sanitation. 992-395-4 or 992· 2~28 . Will do roofing , construction. plurflblng and h9ating. No job too Iorge or too small. Phone 7•2·23<8. CARPENTER, floormg, ceiling, paneling ..Phone 992·2759. Wtll trim or cut trees ond shrub· bery , pi-Lone q-49-25-45 or 7..23167. VERMEER BALER SALES AND SER· VICE , Meig!·Athens County Balers from $3995 up . Mer.rill Chose , (614) 698·3021 . EXPERIENCED house pointer. Phor,e Arthur Musser, 7--422180. EXCAVATING, BACKHOES AND DOZER - LARGE AND SMALL, SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED. LOW BOY ANO OUMP TRUCKS. BILL PULLINS, PHONE 992-2<78 DAY OR NIGHT. BUILDING . re model ing , and repairs. Quality work, eHicient $er.,ice. Jesse Rodman, phone 992·5980. EXCAVATING, dozer. backhoe and ditcher. Charles R. ~Of· field , Bock ~oe Service:· Rutland, Ohio Phone 742·2008. 15 ft . trove/ trailer, sleeps siM, $850. Phone 992 -319~ or 9923<59. tmAS LDN6 SC:L I~VI~ I ~ . A? TH 1 TCOTH ~1\IR'f, W ~01) STCf t£TI!fb QUARTBR?? IJOTH~ AND • FAT~BR ASSORTED RUBBER BACK CARPETING SOUTII A A Q 10 6 4 • 93 JUST lHI$! YOU'Re A Square Yard lnsfalled BILLIOIIAIRESHE'S A UTILE Parsons. OWner 949-2SI4 6·7·1 mo . 60\.D Dl<lGER- SHE'S PLAYED HER. CARDS SMPR.T! WELL, IF SHE' 0 SEEM lW LIGHT·· ER· · lHIU IS IF SHE' D TREATED Me I'P 111\VE 5TA'YED OUT OF THIS ... LET YoU PlA'f THE 5AP - ~UT AS IT IS, I'M GOIM(; TO LET 1'01.1 IH ON A FEW THINGS THAT YOU OUGHT TO KNOW· ·· RIGHT- OOI'I'T GET ME WROtiG · · Wf'Rf BOTH 1'\EH OF THE WORLD-- \JM OHLY GOING TO TELL YOU A LITTLE A Wyoming reader wants to know if a player who responds two cl ubs to his partner's oneheart ope ni ng prom ises another bid . · The answer is that he does n ot do so in sta nd ar d American or in the very si milar Jacoby modern . But some expert pairs play that the two-over -one response does promise another bid and a very few even play it as a game force . (For a copy of JACOBY MODERN, send $1 to: " Win af Br~dge ." c l o this newspape r. P. 0 . Box 489, Radio Cify Stat1on, New York, N. Y. 7001~) JOSEPH 41 Sicilian ACROSS 1 Manger Is .LjOU It.:s time we ade wic::I~P<: i' sure 40u spen'th' res' of _,_.....,. is sure. m4 life with Rufus! Miss But do we qott' spen' it je5' hold in' han's? Melba? c:ms. !tJUr ,.,.C••"'I" "'"'"' ~t14rvN - MASON FURNITURE ~o ••• ,. ·h .----,.J - OIJLY PLACG AH 15 FIT TO BE /SAMONS orHER ROCKS. WONDER WHUT ROCKtJ EAT?- ANTIQUE AUCTION AH BIN WATC!-iiN' IT AN'-oH ~50B !!- ,AH FO' HAIN'T HUNGRY .2.4 HOUKS. IT HAINT ATt:: NOTHIN'- 42 Texas city 10 Mine DOWN 43 "-Now My Love" . EITHERYr ! ' Kerr & East Main Streets Pomeroy, Ohio YOU KNOW HOW "THEY &AY YOU CAN 31 NOT B'EN GOING lDGIYE ME AN INKl!N6 OF WHAT ~<""1 11 MY COMPETI'TORB HAD TO BAY At;OUT ME ? TELL HCJN5UCCES$RJL A PERBON 16 BY 'THE NUMBER OF ENEMIES HE HAB ? / ...-'""--1 ~~:::...:.....~ WELL, AL L I CAN TE LL YOU 161HAT YOU AND l30NNAZ ARE AWFULLY OOCCESBFUL .I 11 -:-+-t--t'--1 A DAILY CRYPTOQ UOTEIs Here's ho" to work it : AX\'DLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One letter si mply slands fo r an o1her. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for t he tw o O's, etc Single letters, apos1rophes. the tenglh an d formation of t he wo rd s a re all hints. Each day the code lette rs are.differe nt. : . ' . ' I I: UFPJD xu I I I I tJ ROCCU SXGWPQ AXCOV DEZD Unscramble these four Jumbles. one letter to each square, to form (our ordinary words. •·• WHAT A MIXTURE OF SOUP AND R:lt:E M lol-li ISCOMAT± JEXCOV YW : --...-- "Dinosaurus! '' 10; Janaki 33. ~ 12 :4Q-Oon Kirshner's Rock Concert 6; Wrestling 13. 1:DO-M idn ight Special .) ,4,15; Movie "Dead, Dead Deli lah " 10. 1:40-News 13. 2:30-News 3. 3:00-Movle "Mister 880" 3. 4:30-Movle "Down Argentine Way" 3. 6:00-Salnt 3. "'<IIH)I! I I I N ZJJFQSWP \'eslerday's Cryptoquote : NO ONE CAN BUILD HIS SECURITY UPON THE NOB LENE SS OF ANOTHER PER· SON. - WILLA CATHER E F N J W 0 U. - H E F 0 F H AT LEAST I THINK IN OUR DAV-- - ;: ·• ~IJII~M ; Ik.J ~··=~r.r~-J,....;. hVHIN11111.HNrlll• NZJDWP . Carrascolendas 33 . 7:00-Truth or Cons. 3; To Tell the Truth 4; Bowling for Dollars 6; Space : 1999 8; Don Adams Screen Test 13; News 10; Family Affair 15; Woman 20; To Be Announced 33. 1:3()-Porter Wagoner 3; Treasure Hunt 4; Candid Camera 6; Black Perspective on the News 331 S25,000 Pyramid 10; To Tell the Truth 13; Pop Goe• the Country 15; Robert MacNeil Report 20. 8:00-Santord & Son 3,4; Donny & Marie 6,13; Baseball 15; CBS News Special 8,10; Washington Week In Review 20,33. 8.: 3o-The Practl~ 3; Special Olympl" 4; Wall Street Week 20,33. 9:00-Rockford Files 3,4; Movie " Waterloo" 6, 13; Movie " The Thousand Plane Raid" 8,10; U.S.A. : People and Politics 20,33. 10 :00-Pollce Story 3,4; News 20; Paul Nuchlms 33. 10 :30-Pollce Story 15. 11 :DO-News 3,4,6,8,10, 13,15; ABC News 33. 11 :30-Johnny Carson 3,4, 15 ; Rookies 6,13; Movie " Who ' s Minding the Store?" 8; Movie " Uoyd, your make·it·yourself ; '· ,, cedar chest kit is here.'' XDEWPJ , ME AN' Ol BULLET TREED MAN'i A POSSUM • . - EW ; FRIDAY, JULY 9,1 976 " A:J»-Summer Semester 10. 6: ts-r arm Report 13. 6:20-Biue Ridge Quartet 11. 6;311-Columbus Today 4; News 6; Summer Semester ' 8; Farmtlme 10. ' 6:•S-Mornlng Report 3. 6r5CI-Good Morning , West VIrginia 13. 6;55-Chuck White Reports 10; G~ Morning, Trl · State 13. 7:09-Today 3,4, 15; Good Morning , AmerlcU,l3; CBS News 8; Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 7: 30-Schoolles..IO. 8:00-Lassle 6; Capt . Kangaroo 8, 10; Sesame St. 33. 8:30-Big Valley 6. 9:1»-A.M. 3; Phil Donahue 4,15; Lucy Show 8; Mike Douglas 10; Morning with D.J . 13. 9 ~311-Cross.Wits 3; One Life to Live 6; Tattletales 8; Mike Douglas 13. 10:00-Sanford 8o Son 3.•,15; Edge of Night 6; Price Is Right 8,10; Kiln Kraft 33. 10:30-Celebrlfy sweepstakes 3,4,157 ()lnah 6; Lilias I . Yoga & You 33. 11 :DO-Wheel of Fortune 3, 15; Weekday 4; Gambit 8,10; Farmer' s Daughter 13. 11 ; 30-Hollywood Squares 3,4,15; Happy Days 13; L,_e of Life 8, 10 . 11 :55-Take Kerr 8; Dan Imel's World 10. 12 :00-Fim Factory 3,15; Let's Make a Deal 13; Bob Braun 4; ; News 6,8, 10; Sesame St . 33. 'I 12 :3()-Gong Show ),15 ; All My Children 6,131 Searct. for Tomorrow 8,10. 12 :55-NBC News 3,15. ' '· 1:00-News· 3; Ryan's Hope 6,13 ; Phil Donahue 8; Young & the Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15 ; Elec. Co. 33, 1:30-Days of Our Lives 3,4, 15; Rhyme & Reason 6, 13; " As The World Turns 8, 10; Book eat 33. '' 2:00-$20,000 Pyramid 6,13; Valalant Years 33. '· 2:3()-Doctors 3,4,1SBreak the Bank 6,13; Guiding Light 8,19; Olympiad 33 . · 3:00-Another World 3,4,15; General Hospltal6,13; All In The Family 8,10; Crockett' s VIctory Gorden 20. " 3:31)-()ne Life to Llve13; Mickey Mouse Club 6; Match • · Game 8,10; Lilias Yoga & You 20; Walsh's Animals 33. 4:00-Mister Cartoon 3; Merv Griffin 4; Somerset 15; Bewitched 6; Mickey Mouse Club 8; Mister Rooers 20,33 ; Movie " Treasure Galleon" 10; Dinah 13. . 4:3()-Bewllched 3; Mod Squad 6; Andy Griffith 8; Sesame St . 20,33; Fllntstones 15. ·5:00-Bonanza 3; Partridge Family 8; Mission : Im•• possible 15. 5:30-;Adom-12 4; News 6; Family Atfalr 8; Etec. Co. . 10;331 Adam.12 13. 6:00-News 3.4.8,10,13, 15; A6C News 6; Zoom 20,33. 6:30-NBC News3.4,15; ABC New$ 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8, 10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; '· € Rl'PTOQUOTES '''• • coln ·:r MODERN CHEMICALS - R. D. SEYLER .• H Greek poet Kapital" 34Soul (Fr.) 35 Mosaic piece Don Jose's \ 1ll< · downfall ~39 Asian ~~ weight .~· .....:.: 40 Whole "JULY 10 - 10:30 A.M. • 10;0<1-'-Harry 0 6, 13; Barnaby Jones 8; News 20; Bill flltoyers' Journal 33. 11 :00-News 3, 4,6,8,10.13.15; ABC News 33. 11 : lS11 :30-Johnny Carson 3,. ,15; Manni~ 6, 131 flltovlel " Willard" 8; Movie "The Streets of San Francisco" 10; Janakl 33. 12 :.10-Maglclan 6, 13. I:QO-Tomorrow 3,~ . 1:50-News 13. 27 Revise copy h-+-+~ 28 Masking or 1 magnetic 29 Capture 38 D.C. legislator (abbr. ) LlL ABNER Mason, W. Va. volcano visitors , 5 Greek island I His entrance 11 Wine · lordship's 13 Church part abode 14 Malt vinegar 2 Turkish city Yesterday'~ Answer 15 " ... and- 3 Start of a fervid quote 9 Resort spot 26 Actor for the ( 3 wds.) 12 Post office Conreid road" 28 Adolesce'nf inquiry (2 wds. ) ~ Detail 16 European 30 Cubic meter 17 " The GenUe- 5 Quaking river 32 Stadium 6 Allen's or man .22 Still 33 Moslem Dope" bowling 23 Police prayer (2 wds.) 7 Busch or officer 36 Cook Clarke 18 Crash 24 Card prunes 8 End of against holding 38 Of the anny quote 19 Ottoman ( 4 wds.) 25 Inflexible (abbr.) official 20 Actor Morrow 21 Watched Z3 Give in 24 Old Gennan ..,1:-+~t--t-- GASOLINE ALLEY ~ I 4• ~'*~ by TH.OMAS FRIDAY· UNTIL 8 PM ·-- ~~~~ The unlucky e<pert had us cornered aga in A sess ion of duplicate Md JUSt ended a nd our friend had fin1shed second. Some players are satisfied with a second plaoe finish . He wasn't and had one particular hand to show hi s bad tuck . 11 seems that the held had been in four spades . Every.. West had opened the queen of diamonds a nd every East but o ne returned the queen of clubs After thal start it was a s,! ·--·- I• Pass Pass Pass By Oswald & James Jacoby Mon .• rues •• Wed. Bj Sat.-8:30til5:00 . TH\.IRSDAY tiL12 NOON PARTIAL GENERALIZEO LIST OF ITEMS TO BE SOLD. Mah119any Dining Room Suit~Chlna , Sldeboard;Servlng Table, 4 Leaves, I Captain's Chair, 5 Dining Chairs. · Oak Dining Room Suite (Mission O.k Type) - Chlna, Sideboard, 1 Captain's C~alr, 5 Dining Chairs. CljAIRS- Stralght, Caned, Rockers, Plank Botfom , • Rush, Upholstered . TABLES-Square, Round, Rectangular, Drop Leaf, Library, Kitchen , Etc. ~ SOFAS- Several, Victorian, Etc . Beds-Wood, Metal , Single, Double, Brass·Trlmmed . Ook Secretary, Old Carpets, Lot of Good Primitives. Washstand , 3 O.k Swivel Choirs, 3 Sewing Machines 3 Plosifes Cupbolfds. Free Standing Meh!l· Kltch~n Cupboards. Mirrors-Pla in, Fancy, Beveled Glass . Drmers - Vanities. BuHets • Old Kitchen Cupboards (flour & Sugar Bins) . Several Wordrobas . Oak Pump Or91n · Player Plano (Minimum· Bid $2SO) . Cash Register, Mantel Clocks, Cuckoo . Clocks, Metal Hanging Cupboards I Kitchen). Several Gas Heating Stoves, Old Kitchen Range , Edison Cylinder Phon119raphs Ismail metal horn). Metal Milk · • Separator , Insulators, Fruit Jars, 3 Washing Machines, Trunks. Kllchen Sink , Shower Stall, Coin Vending Cigarette Machine', Old Radios, 2 Phonographs, R.ecords, Dtd Floor Lamps, Lanterns. Table Lamps , Lights, Glassware, Depression, Carnival, Patfern, Etc. Many old Bottles China Potfery, Coins, Silver Dollars. 1 Lot Stone Ja;s, Jugs, 1 Bowls. 1 Lot Milk & Cream Cans. . NOT RESPON~IBLE FOR ACCIDENTS ., lltms tOr sale will be available lor tnsptctton on morning of Salt ONLY. Lunch Avallabti. tf rained out will continue on Sunday, July lith. BRADFORD AUCTION SERVICE · Raclna, Ohio C. C. Bradford- Auctioneer South I• Opening lea d - Q t STORY -· BRADFORD, AtJStioneer. Complete Service. Phone 949· 2~87 or 949-2000. Racine. Ohio , Crltt Bradford. ' .ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR Sweepers, toosters: , irons. all smoll oppliances. lawn mower , next to State Highway Gorage on Route 7. Phone (614) 9853825. REMODELING, Plumbing heating and all types of general repc~tr. Work guaranteed 20 yeon expertenc• . Phone 992·2.409. O&D TREE Trimming,·20 yearS &K · perlence Insured free estimates.. Coli 992-238<f or. (61•)698-7257 Albony . SEWING MACHINE Repoirs, ser... ice, all mokes, t992-22a.t . The Fobric Shop , Pomeroy . Authoriz~ Singer Sales and ServicE!. We sharpen Scissor5. EXCAVATING, dozer, looder .ond backhoe work; dump trucks and lo·bovs for hire; will haul 'fill dirt, top soil , limestone and grovel. Call Bob or Roger Jef· fers , day phone 992· 7089 . night phone 992·3525 or 9925232. Norah East Pass 2 • Pass Pass LITTLE ORPHAN .ANNIE~M.AN WITH .A MESSAGE •6.95 Grate 4o Q JI03 B!:I.-II;Vf; lfJ tiBR . . LliTLE ORPHAN ANNIE STORE HOURS Herman · ~97 65 (. 9 42 We ~ t MASON F..,RNITt:IRE 773-5592 , 75 East-W,esl vu lnerable .. ~-;-:-c--;­ ' K5 t KI (. A876 Racine, Ohio David t:AST WEST • 82 ¥ K 10 2 t QJI083 L(OUR RACINE CARPD SHOP ~· simpllf matter for declarer to take successful finesses in spades and hearts and wind up making six . , . Against the unlucky expert, East had led back the seven of hea rts. II ever a lead looked like a singleton, that one was it. Our unfortuna te frie nd deci ded that he could not afford the luxury of a trump finesse and the almost certain ruff of a heart if the finesse lost. So he wound up making one trick less than anyone else. 8 4 K5 IF 4'STOP llolloS...It, TEAFORD ' Movie " Under the Yum Yum Tree'' 10. . ·""':-~ Gretta ·Simpson .• -....---,.-..-····-~·--····---·--- 9:00-Movle " Goodbye Again" 3,4, 15; ··Streets of San Francisco 6, 13; Hawaii Flve.o 8; Olympiad 33; ' TROUBLE! D. Bumgardner --·-· .....--- Tl11mks, ARRANGf2D FOR AN IIMU*IN6 LITTLE BULlETIN TO I!E BROAO.CA5T W,HI CH SHOULD ALLAY AtvY AI"" ........... .. . ----- ---~ - ' - 50 I.'VE A PA>JIC l ............ "" 1111 .. ...Mill_.,.IIIII_ FREE -- NUTTV COSTU M E~ IT COlllD START ... .,_ W ·161 mo. l·lll·l mo. EX.PERIENCED Al. TROMM CONST - - DON'T WORRY, SPORT· THAT POS$161LITY ALREADY OCCURRED TO ME' ! SPOTS ME I>J TH I5 loBoM,IIlllo 41175 Pll.f,l4171WGt LARR~~eou , •. fll·lfl! s uPPOSE- soM EO NE .. zu &Uili~IIK$ 992 -7320 evenings TA ,.ED~ Southeastern Ohio Truss Rafter Co. ~~~·- Phone 949-2814 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. CAPTAIN EASY I'LL KliE'P WATCH ON THE' FRO~ T OF THE HOllSE I~ CASEWE 'VE I'>CE>J 4-IZP~ch ....oiolo . . IAttlct S1111M WlRIIIIIIS I DOOtl$ " ~-- on Satw-day July 3, in honor FREE ETIM Continuous one piece guHers. We hang it , or do it yoursell. Special price• to builders. 6·27·76 WANTED: To~~; t drivers. good drivers' record required . Colt ~2 -60 1 0 or inqtJ ire ot 66 Mill Street, Middleport , Oh1o . GRILL cook for day shift . Appl y in person. Craw's Steak House , 1 Pomeroy , Ohio. $200 weekly $luffing envelopes POMEROY, OHlp mlo already stamped and adThe Complete . dressed en11elopes. Stuff ing material provided free . Send: Remodeling Service · 1974 Ford ... on , E:JOO series , Self -O'ddres.sf!d s tomped For Your Home owner. Phone 992 ·7320. envelope. Diversified. Dep! . for A.A 1106 Camden Dr ., Rich· 1968 Che ... elle 2 dr . hardtop, V-8. 1974 12)160 2 bedroom trailer, automatic , $450 Phone {614 ) mon d, Vug1n10 23229 completely carpeted , hall lur· 985 3596. Rutlond 741-2328 Opportunily fat student , 1.4 to 17 nished. Toke over payments All Work Guoranteed yrs . old . Work opproKirnolely 19b8 Rambler, 6 cylinder, sta n· Phone (614 ) 667 ·3507 after 5 Free Estim11tes 14 hours , 2 do~ s per week . ~ear dord shift , good condition p.m. around work . Apply Donne ll i's $300 P. one 9'92-SJOI or 992· ~2Hmo. DORJTA mobfte home . 7~ h .xl2 P i zz~~dd l~...:_t , Oh1o 3682 . ft . w1th ex tension, cen tral olr bpenenced janitor wonted for conditionmg , elec. heal, com- 19b8 Chevelle Malibu, out omotk ."'" Phone 1 (6 14 ) 667-3653. service dept Pomero~ Motor pletely furnished , water arid ~0 . septic with 30 acres on Sto le 1972 Grand Torino, p.s., p.b., atr . Route 1,.3, in Rutla nd Phone 949-221 b. 20 acre for m wtlh pond and bOrn , Townsh ip, S19 ,500. Con plus other buildings . Also a 2 Sitiiiuonutiite-o~~ finance. Coli 992·2720 or 992- 1972 Ford 1 ton flatbecl truck, storv -form ~ou se ond a 2 year 18 IC tondem low boy $2200. 3589, O'Brien end Crow Real · old Elcono double wtde tro ller . Will DO odd jobs, roofing, po1n· lroiler, 5750. Phone (614) 985· lr • All on same property . Call dur · ring, hauling , lreework , ond 3373. • • .!:..,~ - ing wee~. ~90 ·.~~-mowing Phone992·7409. 1969 Coddloc Coupe D~Ville, full power equ1pment , om ·fiT\ nice loi in letart, Also, radio, o.c. climate cont rol. HOUSE. ~ furn lsh&d and ~ tons of cool. Will telescope . tilt steering wheel. - ---------Con tact T odd Rhodes , Roclne , $1 ,000 or best offer Also , Ford OlD furnitu re , ice boxes . brass OhiO . FURNISHED , 2 bedrm . apartment , one-half ton p1cktJp truck , oll bed s. woll telephones ond adults on ly , 1n Middleport. original 5275 . Con be seen ot HOUSE in good repair , country ports, or complete households Phone 992-387.-. Rich ard Felty residence , l1vmg in 1 owt;~ cheap . Carpeted, Wnte M . D Miller , Rt . 4, R vtlond , or phone 742·2818 • 1175 Vine St ., M1ddleport. Pomeroy , Oh io. Call 9rr.l·77t:JJ . 3 AND 4 RM . lurhished and un· ---Ph~~2·~· __ <-,.-..--furnished opts. Phone 992- 1964 Chevelle . 327 , 3· speed , CASH paid lor oil moltes ond chrome rims, wide tires, S3.50. 543' model, of mobtle hornes Pho!le 992 · 7~5 . Pho ne oreo code 614 ·423-9531 . COUNTRY Mobile Home Pork, Rt 33. ten mrles north of Pomeroy 1975 Chevfolet Monte Cor le . ai r, $$Cosh$$$ for junlted oufo Frye's large lots with conrret patios, , p.s., p.b., . stereo automatic Truck AtJIO Ports, Rutland sidewalks, run ners and off tope , rod1ol tirs, 22 ,000 mile,s,. Phone 7~2· 2081 . · street porM. in g. Phone 992· 7479 Coll992·7035 . -COINS, tokens, any form gold or si l... er jewelry spoons. rings , ONE . bedroom apartments at VIllAGE MANOR tn Middleport dental. Will trade. Coli Roger for $10.. monthly plus elec . or Wamsley. Rutland, Ohio. 742· S130 includmg electric . lOWER 2331 spring cleaning profitobie , RATES FOR SENOR CITIZENS . MAKE Jurn tJnwanted items into cosh . TIMBER , Pomeroy Forest Pro· Convenient to shopping on Advert15e in the Wont Ads . dtJcts . Top pnce for stondmg Third end Mill Streets in Mid· saw timber Call Kent Hanby , RUTLAND - 11;, story, 7 dleport. Brand new high quoh· LOCUST posts , round of split. 1-446-8570. room frame, 4 BR, bath , ty apartments . See the Phone 949·277 ~ manager ct Riverside Aport· ,...-..:..:=...::=::0:::;-=-::;-::-::;;:;.."1 ntce ki tchen about 25 tt. PlAYER piano need not be fn ments or coH. 992·3273. Fur· cab. cook & ba ke unit , 2 cor working condit1on. Call 742 n1s hed opo d menls a lso garage . Storm s, · porches . 21•3 avoilcble . About .33 acre. ASKING ----WANTED to buy used p1ono 1n 112 gal . lee Cream $12.000. good condition. Baldwm or tRAILER spoce for rent in Mid· dlepot"t . Phone 992-5.434. RACINE -1 stor y, 6 room other c.omporoble brand . -- - - -Phone 949-2425. frame , 3 BR , bath, 3 room fur nished apartment ; uhlt hes paid . Inquire at ·356 With Every· Cubic Foot of carpeting , N. G. , F .A. North Fourth', Middleport, Unico Freezer Space You fu rnace . Porches, storage 01-iio . Buy . bldg . Lot 50x171 , lovely EXAMPLE : garden space. 57,900. IF YOU hove a semce to offer, 20 cu. ft. 10 gal. Ice Cream POMEROY 2 story won t to buy or sell somethiti g. fra me. WALK TO SHOP. 5 ore looking for work .. or - =:;=:::=OE:=;::~:=;:=:=:==o BR ., 1Ah baths. nice whatever ... you'll get resu lts 1974 24 ft motorhome , excellent .POMEROY LANDMARK foste r with a Sentinel Wont Ad. k1Jchen. lull basement W· condit1on witll absol utely •• -Jack W. Carsey , 11\gr. Coll992·21 56. shower, stc;.rms. Coal or _!_v~yth ln g . Pho~ 949.2770._ 6ill Phone99HIB1 N.G. heat . $8,500. BIG YARD Sole, Riverside Dr ., IN lERNA TION,At Model 64 com. WHY PAY RENT WHEN C hesh~re , Wed., Thurs ., Fri.l< 1t· bme , excellent condi tion, lots TOMATOES. Cleland Forms and chen utensil s, fu rn itu re . YO U CA N BUY THE of extra ports . lorge ta ndem Greenhouses , Geral dine dishes , 367·7285 fertl izer spreade r, good candl ABOVE AT THE;SE Cleland, Roc me, Oh1o tion Tractor belt driven wood PRICES? BUY NOW AND YARD Sole, Wed., ThtJrsdoy and saw . 1959 Chevrolet 1 ton with 23 Channel C 8 . Bose rodlo , com PAY THE REN T TO Friday , 1041 one ·hall South Se· plete with antenna . $200 alum . von body and power cond St. YOURSELF . Phone992-561b. tailgate good condition. Phone .;__:_,_._ TUPPERS PLAINS PORTLAND Fleo Market , arts , 9•9·2770. TAPPAN Gas cook stove, avocado BRAND NEW Ultra crofts. junque, antiques, bake green , excellent con~i tion , $75 modern 3 BR home , sole . July 10 and l l , 1976. l l :00 TRAILER for re nt or sole , 2 bedrooms, 2 children on ly . Pllone 742-3157. am . till dork on Rt . tU, 1 mile ceramic tile bath (colored Phone742 ·3122. 200 c.ubic mch 6 cylinder Ford sou th of Portland , Ohio . fixtures), utility R., lovely motor, good condition , $50. Refreshments. kitchen . Large garage and ~-...., Also, 902 cub1c inch 8 cylinder workshop. .92 acre. $22,900 . 3 Family Yard Sole, Carroll Street, motor, needs ri ngs , heads been Where the air is dean and Syracuse , Friday, 9:00 a .m. reworked. S25. Phone 742 Baby and childritn's clothing, li ving is easy . 2028 adult dot hing , househo ld COAl, limestone. ond calciu m SECURITY FOR items, toys, etc. rhloride and .calc1um brme for PUMP shotgun, 4 old pistols , two TOMORROW. old rifles . 1175 Vine St., Mrd· dust control ond special mixing 992-2259 or 992:2568 PORCH Sole , Friday and Saturday, dleport, Oh . salt for faf mers. Ma in Street, )uly 9 and 10. starting gt 9:00. Pomero¥- Ohio or phone 992· CHOICE Timothy baled hay. GOOD 8 room house , 39 acres of Rt . 12.. just inside corp limit, 3891. Phone 7-42·2389. watch for sign . . posture, Letart Foil s, Ohio near ·--CANNING peaches now reody · Racine Oom, Mrs. Floyd Norris . YARD Sole, July J lhrough lO. 10 thr u August . Several varieties . Coll2•7 2206 a.m . tilt 8 p.m Eagle Ridge off _....._.__-by the bushel , 'It bushel or Rt 7, between Memory peck . Please bring own ron · HOMESITES for sole , 1 ocre and Gardens ond Bashon. Phone toiner, 2 conven ient locations · up . M1ddleport near Rutland. 949·2358. Midway Market, Pomeroy, Co11992.7481 992-2582: Bob's Market , Mason, NEW 3-~-edr_ oo_,;; h-ou-se, 2 baths, Virgil B. Sr •• Reiltor 773.5721. all alec. 1 ocre, Middleport , 110 Mechanic Pomeroy, 0. locust posts fa~ ;le~~~ ;our dose to Rutland . Phone 992-: Phone992 - 331~ · ~wn cheap . Ph~ne 9~~2646 . ·7481. A K.C. Registered Vi:ula puppies LIKE NEW - 5 bedrooms, (Hungarian Pointer) , prQven 197-4 Monte Carlo m good shape,' APPROXIMATELY 1~ acres ~ a ll carpeted and e i.,Prlc grouse dogs, champion blood side· by· side retrlgero tc r . beoulitl build ing site, on good home in good sub-di vision. lines . Phone 992-5400. r-ood. Chesler water , will toke freezer ; double O'o'e n t lec . Dining room, central· air & At<c Registered Old English ,stove; Notional check out trades and help finan ce il heat , sun deck and 2 cor register; Coca·Cola pay cooler: ne<:essory . Phone949·2770. .t Sheepdog puppies for sole. Call garage . Better see this 11 room brick tlame, 3 baths , - ....J.. 992-2395. full basement, 1 acre lot. John SMAl:l form for sole. 10% down , now. 145,000 . ONemgle neutered Si~m~~ Shctets , 3 miles south Mid· owner financed . Monroe Coun· NEW LISTING - 3 housebroken, SIO. Call 9-49· -~eport . R_t..:,.7. ty, W. Va . Phone (30-4) 772- Bedroom all elec. home: 2574. 31~(304)77 ~3227 .' ___ . ~Carport, 2 por ~hes , city 5 room house , I cere , hot "'ond ~c:..---:-·~ cold water, no both , $9,600 . COUNTRY farmla nd with sedud· water, and Iorge level lot . AKC Registered lm h Setter mole , 6 weeks old . Phorie 949-2216. New 3 bedroom total elec , ed woods, water and good ac- Space for garden . Only 1.130 acres . four-filth mites onroe County, W. Vc. $1 2,000, 3 ~e~~ Collie dog to give from langsvi lle off Co. Rd . 10, $1~ess,000in Mdown, coli (30.. ) 172· owoy. Phone (6U) 985·3920. LARGE OLDER HOME $23,800. Coli Roymond Hoi· 3102 ~J304 ) ~~27_. _. __ Has 5 nice sized bedrooms, ' ENGLISH Shepgrd Pups; for sole. _ _ ..._ WHY RENT? Buy o new home with field ;-7'42-2819. 2 bath$, fireplaces, lovely Phone 949·2578. · 1948 Harle{. Davidson Chopper payments some or lower than kit chen with lots of CHIHUAHUA for sole. Phone 742· inotorcyc e , needs some w.ork, rent, 3 bedrooms , den , 2 baths, 2626. $750. Phone 992·3259. carpe t, plus all the ex tra$ a cupboards. Natural gas. F.A. furnace. large front -:-::---- - -·housewife would wont. Shown TERRI·POO puppies, 6 weeks ol d. 2 motorcycles ,· One 1974 YZ \ byoppointment, 742-2328. wrap around porch and 2 $10 . Phone992·7261 . Yohoma 80, One, 1971 Sl Han· - - - - - - - level lois for only $25 ,~ do 100. Phone (bU) 367-0424 . 3 bedroom house for sole in M1d· COUNTRY STC?RE ...: · ;r,ff • ---dleport. Phone 992-3578 or - - -stock, some fhUures, and SOFA. br~wn tweed , Early. 992 ·7667 . American almost new,. Phone real estate. Good chance to THREE bedroom brick ranch style (614)667·3741. work for yourself . Only I wou l.d lih to thonk all those for hOme. full basement with the cards and visits during my S18 ,000. 1 fin ished recreation room, 1 /, stoy at Hol2er Medtcol Center . - Lovely 4 BEDROOMS boths , carport . In Bourn Addi· · Eva Besouer. older home. Has steam han nea r .State Hig hway heat (gas · fired), large Garage. Pr ice reduced . Phone (b14) 985-lSS.. for appointment . dining, 2 living rooms, 'I• . base.menf with garage , 3 Bedroom , oil el~c . home, Five I wish I could thank every one personally for the many large attractive yard . Points . 6 room hou:se. Phone cards, flowers, food , visits and concern shown for me 99( 257 1or 992.3975. Asking 120.000. during mv stay in hospitals' and now at home since mv 3 YEARS OLD 3 3 bedroom, new furnoce , wmdow accident . bedroom modern home air conditioning, aluminum with 2 ceramic tile baths . siding , new carpeting , located Also fort~ many prayers in my behalf - many which Elec . baseboard heat, 676 South Fourth , Middleport . ha ve been answered . I deeply appreciate it all. Contact Fred lewis. 58-461sland wood·burning · fireplace . Drive , Cleves , Ohio 45002 or basement, nice Full col i (5 13) 353·1990 oiler 5 p.m kitchen and family room . $34,0oo. 5 ROOM house with bath and laundry room , modern kitchen , AVOID THE HEADACHES II acres wtth barn and milk OF SELLING. LIST IT house .. located gt M1nersville , WITH US AND LET THE Ohio . Kenneth Wilt , phone EXPERTS DO THE JOB . 991·3105. ~ THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1976 5:00-Bonanza 3; Partridge Family B; Mission : 1m. possible 15. 5:30-Adam·l2 4,1 3; News 6; Family Alfalr 8; Elec. I CO> 20,33. 6:00-News 3,4.8,10,13,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20,33. 6:30-NBC News3,4,15; ABC News13 ; Andy Grlfllth 6; CBS .News 8.1 0; Lilias , Yoga & You 33. / :00-Truth or Cons. 3; To Tell the Truth 4; Bowling for DollarS6; LawrenceWelk8; News 10; LeYs Make a Deal 13; Family Allolr 15; Ourstory 20; Family al War 33. 7:3()-Hollywood Squares 3,'\; Ohio State Lottery 6; Wild Kingdom 10; To Te ltthe Truth 14; Music City 15; Robert Mac Neil Report 20. 8·00-Secrets ~f the African Baobab 3.,4, 15; Welcome Back, Kotter 6,13 ; Waltons 8.10; · Upstairs, Downstairs 33; Movie " Sanluro" 20. 8.30-Barney Miller 6,13 . Business Services GUTTER SERVICE Television ·log for easy viewing • . SKY Oi\llnQ , Greene County Spo• insert ion Minim um Cha rg e Sl 00 . . U cen>ts per: word three '( . • n RATES For Want Ad Service 5 cents per word one 1 •'I Notlees ~~ .. THE WATCH THIEF'S SEARj::HED, For .Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds Pubt tcanon . <&\ C Mr . and . Mrs . . James Guion were in Springfield where they visited . with · relatives. Their nep hew, David !leas, returned home · with them and will spend the sununer here. Martha Mays is confined to O ' Blenes s M e111ori al Hospital, Athens, ! or Ob· 1101'vation and tests. Dale! Dye was in Marysville on Saturday for the wedding of his granddaughter, Marge Irwin, daughter of Celfa Dye Irwin . Others from the community attending were Madge Blackwood, Lisa Dye, Murl Gala way and Mr. and· Mrs . Thad Dye and daughters. Frank Throckmorton , Colwnbus Is spending some time here with Mr . and Mrs. Reed Jeffers and other friends . Mr. and Mrs. Don Mac· Blane and son, California, are visiting here ivllh her mother, Mrs. Maude Holcomb, her sister, Laura Krebs, her brother, Everett Holcomb, and other relatives in the area . Mr. and Mrs . Harold Glllogly, Vicky and Bruce, and his mother, Goldie Glllogly, were In Allensville on Sunday afternoon to call on Goldie Gillogly's brother and lister~n-law, Mr . and Mrs. George Boring. Mr . and Mrs . C. B. Dwelley, Eustis, Florida, are ·~k~~:!~~N r' .M .. 1 GOt IT.. I. rh CH/PUC '1 .<J Iv _ I!JE FOR: A HLJNG!1:Y MAN. "'l l J . I PtittllteSIIIP!IISIAIGWIHn] . Yellerd•y~~ Now arranre the <!"'led tetltn•I 1 to rorm th• •urprioe anaw•r. aur~eated brthubon cartoon., u: . I "(I XXll Il )" I · (Auwen lo. . Jumble" IMPEL PIOUS GAITER PIRATE [ .ll11wer: Reduced tht following bY h(.flf- SORR'(, MANAGEILTHE OLDER '(00 GET, THE LESS SURE '100 B€COME A80VT A LOT Of ' "SEMI-'" N65 ... rrow)l • 1 1 I ,t '• I j I • .. " • .... . �\ ' 8- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Thursday, July 8,1976 Ford orders ·s uspe.n sion City rocked News ••-in Briefs (Cmtinued from page 1l Burcham, 1109 SUilSet Dr .. Gallipolis, parked In tlle :-.oo block of Third Ave. had its Windshield broken out. ·A brick was tlirown breaking the .rear glallS on a car owned)>y Bob Byerly, 411 Third Ave. The windshield 011 a car owned by Jack Gills, 330 Third Ave. was also broken as was the windshield on a 61 Dodge owned by Margie Rife, 725 First Ave. Gallia County sheriff 's depuUes also investigated the tlleft of a hubcap taken from a 1973 Uncoln owned by R6n Ellis, 185 Gree nbriar St. which was parked at tlle Redman inn and Ule th'eft of an eight-l{ack tape player taken from a car owned by Gina Kemper of Kerr. (Continued !rem page 1) was indicted last December. "I'm confident," declared Goodin, adding that his . "fighting spirit hai!D't dwindled· one flicker," but conceding that the June 25 jury conviction against him was an important round to lose." • CINCINNATI - OOME $4,000 striking workers at the General Electric Co.'s huge jet engine and aerospace plant in suburban Evandale have decided Ill reject a company contract offer and cootinue their llklay old strike. On strike fQr higher wages are 3,000 members .of the United ·Auio Workers Union and 1,000 members of the International Association of Machinists. Union members rejected · company offers by overwhelmlng margins in ' separate votes Wednesday, "We told the company in no uncertain terms that the only way 'they can gel us back to work is to pay·us more money," said &on Richardson, president of UAW Local 641. . WASHiNGTON {UP!) - At mother and daughter school the orders of a "really quite events can continue." irritated" President Ford, The Oflice of Civil Rights of· HEW Secretary David the Department Of Health, Mathews Wednesday Education and·Welfare ruled suspended a ruling bannl~g in a Scottsdale, Arli., case !'ather-son and mother- recently that such parentdaughte~ events in public child events violate ·.sex schools. . discrlminaUon laws. White House .Press "When he read It in the Secretary Ron Nessen told morni ng newspapers, the reporters Ford said he will President was really quite ask Congress to act, If irritated," Nessen told a necessary, to ensure that news briefing . " traditional American acFord immediately tivities at father and son and Meigs 4-H Club News ·. AKRON, OHIO - UNITED RUBBER Workers presented a united front to strikebound FireStone, Goodyear, Goodtich and Uniroyal Wednesday, rejecting the latest industry contract offer and refusing to bargain on the local union level. A p~oposed three-year contract calling for IS cents more per hour the first year than had been offered when the strike started 79 days ago was unanimously rejected Tuesday by the URW's Firestone unit. , Coats • Jeans • Knit Tops · Blouses · Swlmwear • - Bras and Girdles • Girls Sportswear • Dresses • ·Men's Sport Shirts · Short Sleeve Dress Shirts • Lightweight Jackets· Tube Socks· Boys Knit · S.hlrts . Leisure Shirts • Piece G-oods • Upholstery Squares • Polaroid Film . China · Draperies . o. Main Store, Annex and Warehouse Open Friday 9:30 to 8 PM ELBERFELDS IN Ptil.1EROY I OUR LOSS AND YOUR GAIN OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 PM : ; ; Summer Clearan· ce.Sal·e ~~=~e~~~:~v~E~:~~~ press· campaign accusing Glscard of adopllng proAmerican defense policies. GisCard, in a statement, said Sanguinetti's activities ran "counter w the primacy, which the republic gives the political , branch over the military branch. This will not be tolerated.'' NOW IN PROGRES$ SAVINGS 20% TO 50% ~. I , from · active service Wednesday by President ON MEN AND WOMEN'S fiNE . POME~Y ' WEARING APPAREL ' PASTRY SHOP . WILL BE CLOSED ,. JULYSTHRU BAHR CLOTHIERS '. " ... .. '' JULY 18 FOR VACATION IJ\IDDLEPORT, OHIO " ( 1 WOMEN'S SHOES SALE 5 SALE ~- GROUP OF - MEN'S SHOES DALS NS AND or 2 pr . Values to $16.!9 , MENS, WOMENS, Bo'YS AND GIRLS GROUP OF and the Courthouse notified Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach that Randy Lee, 19, Middleport had been involved in tlle courthouse incident which he denied earlier. DALLAS - RETIRED ARMY MAJ. Gen. Edwin A. Walker, a onetime leader and favorite of ultraconservative causes, has been charged with pubUc lewdness for allegedly fondling a plainclothes officer ln.a city park restroom. Police Thursday conflnned Walker was arrested last month on tbe charge. A dlstrlct attorney's office .spokesman said Walker, 66, probably would go on trial In late August bn the mlademe811or·charge which carrlea a maximum penalty of a $2,000 fine 811d a year In jail. When asked by newsmen about the arrest, Walker repUed, "To be a Uve, nonperson, courtruled pubUc figure - to lie libeled as well - is at least some ch811ge of image. "I am free, independent, unattached to suit myself 811d no ooe else," he added. 1 GROUP WOMEN'S SHOES Values to $18.99 $ OO Includes Whites 1 lLORENS 'V2 PRICE BOYS ANQ GIRLS · YJ PRICE heritage house 30% OFF MIDDLEPORT, 0. YOUR THOM MeAN STORE I ·' . ' • • enttne PRICE FIFTEEN GENTS' FRIDAY, JULY 9,' 1976 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 1776 Marijuana was conPartlycloudy tonight. Lows fisCated, S11JOking equipment In the mid 60S • . Variable taken, and an arrest made cloudiness with 8 chance .of ·Wednesday night when Meigs showers ·or thundershowers County Sheriff Robert C.' Saturday. Highs in the upper Hartenbach, sheriff deputies, 80s and low 90s. Probability of Pomeroy Police Chief Jed rain near zero today, 10 per Webster and members of. his cent tonight, 30 per cent department, -Middleport Saturday. Police Chief J. J. Cremeans and members o{ his department, and Herman Henry of the Bureau of Criminal Investigation, London, ·Ohio raided two homes in Meigs County, . One home- was .located in Columbia Township and one in RuUand Township. In .one officers confiscated 111 plants of marijuana, 4 Ill 41> feet in length, and in tlle second house water pipes, Lee, after being questioned pipes to smoke marijuana, by Henry, admitted to one and seeds to grow marijuana. burglary and eight breaking As a result of the raid of the and enterings. The B&E's hOuse in RuUand Township, were:.. Donald David Call, 18, was On March 17, into the home arrested and appeared before of Rutll Gosney, Middleport, . Meigs County Common Pleas where $750 was taken in Judge John C. Bacon 'lbursquarte,rs, dimes and nickels. day morning on a bill of ilfApril·21,1.nto the Kelly Mfg. formation prepared b)i Co., Middleport. Charles Knight, assistant May . 16, Eastern High prosecutor, and sentenced to School. 6 months in the Ohio May 21, Royal Crown 'Penitentiary for pollSession Bottling Co., Middleport, and and one ·year in the Ohlo Brown Tractor Sales, Penitentiary for cultivation. Pomeroy. An arrest .will be made June 1, Midwest Steel Mfg. later on the rliid of the house Co. in Columbia Township. The ":June 24, Shirley Ka y's plants confiscated will be Beauty ~lon, Pomeroy. burned today before witMay 24, Meigs Co~nty nesses. · . Courthouse ; May 14, Meigs In a related action County Senior Citizens . disclosed today Middleport. Thursday afternoon Lee, on Police Chlef J. J. Cremeans a bill of information , ap- assisted by Sheriff Robert C. peared before· Meigs County Hartenbsch, and other Common Pleas Judge Judge members Of the Middleport John C. Bacon where he Police Department at 9:30 waived rights for counsel and a.m. on June 1 confiscated grand jury procedure. The approximately 290marijuana bill of information was plants, miniature -to 2 feet in prepared by Charles Knight. length, in a ·hot bed in MidLee pled guilty to all dleport on RuUand St. counts. He also told Henry Eli Two juveniles have been Ebershach, who was sen- cited to juvenile court for tenced last Saturday on five pOssession. counts, '!'aS involved in the Cremeans also reported breaking and enterings at that on June 2 at 8:45 p.m. Royal Crown CotUing, Court- approximately' 48 plants two house, senior citizens, Brown feet high were confiscated Tractor Sales and Elberfelds. from a field west of SR 7 Lee was sentenced to I to 10 below Middleport, growing years in the penitentiary on among wheat. It is unknown the burglary charge and I to 5 who owned the plants . years on each of the other 8 counts, to be served concurrently. Mei gs County Sheriff Three new members wer. Robert c. Hartenba ch, accepted when Drew Webster ,..Pomeroy PoUce Jef Webster Post 39, of the American and Middleport Police Chief Legion, met recently· J. J. Cremeans all extended New members accepted their u1anlis to Mr. Henry for were Harlan · Elselstein, his worlt in helping solve the Charles Sayre and Warren Baker. Paid member.Ship to case. Lee was sentenced last date is 101 Paul Casci _Saturday Ill not less .than six reported. months or more than five George Nesselroad gave a years for his part in the brief talk on the acbreaking and entering of complishments of, the Meigs Elberfelds Department . Legion Ball Team and exStore. ' tended thanks to the local Boy Scouts for the use of their bus '' . I . agreed to have a tree remov~d in front of the Malcolm Guinther property. Meeting with council were Mr . and Mrs. Sterling Rayburn about conditions of Rose Valley Road. Council agreed to give the road top priority when paving is done this summer and to dtl 200 ton of paving within the village. Council gave Eber Pickens, councilman, authority to c~eck the roOf on the house : . , I I Eastern shifts rural pupils · . ~AST , MEIGS '- The day night, students in the pla~d~ on file letters of decided to paint the filming Eastern Local Board of Horse Cave and Keno- appllcaUon from Judy Weber stand along the football field. Education Thursday night Bashan Road areas w1ll . (cook) and Mitchell Holley, Coaching vacancies were transferred students in two · attend the Riverview School Jr. (bus. driver). discussed (baseball, track, areas from the Chester this fall rather than Chester. Also, discussed the auction and ·assistant football) ·and Elementary School to the Other students will be trans- on Saturday, July 10 at 10 wl)l be decided on July 19 Riverview Elementary !erred if and when necessary ".m. and decided to sell an and recessed until July 19 at School to provide a better to improve the teacher- old ban<f' saw, jig saw, and 8:30p.m. when the budget teacher-student ratio. · student ratio . . planer, plus the previously will be studied and approved, The board recently held a '!be board also took the announced four buses, old and coaching vacancies be public meeting to air the pros following actions: desks and scoreboard; heard filled. In attendance were and cons of transferring the Hired Alan Holter as the Ralph Mathews and Dick Oris .Smlth, president; Dave studentS. The board was Vocational Agriculture Spencer, representing the Smith Dorothy Calaway faced with the problem of teacher. He is a 1976 graduate Athletic Boosters present D<lug Bissell, Dorsel Lark~ l!ll v·ng a greater than 30-1 of Ohio State University; suggestions for improvement and Eloise 13oston, clerk; student-teacher ratio at the hired Robert E. Wilson (a from the students ; there will Robert Bowen, county supt.; Chester Elementary School 1975 graduate of Glenville be studies by tlle board and Alan Holter, Robert E. while •at Riverview the State Teachers College) as some changes made. Wilson RalphMathews and student-teacher ratio had t))e Health , Physical Athletic "initiations" were Dick sP.,ncer. ' been much lower. Education, a!)d History also discussed and it was According to a .resolution teacher; accepted with pallSed by the board Thurs- regrets Ileen Swain's resigna lion as cook at the high school. Also accepted with regrets, Nancy Smith's resignation as · By United Press Jniernatlonal . to take the team to Hillsboro first grade teacher at COLUMBUS - STATE DEVElOPMENT DIRECTOR the past weekend and Welker Chester; agried to accept • James A. Duerk said today labor costs, taxes and lack of Gas Station for donating the bids on the following products adequate energy supplies are the main reasons for the loss Of gas for the bus. by the August IU ' m eeting : 141,300 manufacturing jobs since the end of 1970. Duerk said It was r~ ported that one of the post members, John tires, gasoline, fuel oil, dairy the "alarming rate" of industry moving from Ohio to other. products, and bakery . states is due to a better tax stn1cture in those states. Lambert, had died. Duerk said Ohio has one of the largest personal properly Eighth District Com- products ; received and taxes in the United States. Duerk said Trumbull, Crawford and mander John. Brammer inHamilton countle.<! have been hit the hardest in manufacturing stalled newly elected officers. joti loss. He said a number of industries in the Cincinnati area T)lere will be a meeting of all have moved across the Ohio River tq Florence, Ky ., because elected officers July 12 at 7:30 the factories have saved half their costs on inventory taxes In p.m . at the post home. that state. - .. Raymond Jewell presided and a spaghetti dinner was The Meigs County Sheriff's COLUMBUS - GOV. JAMES A. RHODES TODAY served by Charles Hayes. Depariment investigated a ordered a 2 per cent reduction in spending by all state " two car accident Thursday at departments and agencies which he said would SI!Ve the state 8:30 p.m. at the intersection · $53 million in fiscall977. , of CR 13 in Columbia town. Rhodes said the only exception to the .spending reduction ship. would be the Department of Rehabilitation.and Correction. He located on the 'park property No personal injuries .were issued tlle executive order one day after State budget Director and use his discretion in reported when Clifford W. ·William Wilkin said the state was in deep finalicial trouble and repairing or replacing the Reed, 16, Rt. 4, pomeroy, could lose its Medicaid program unless spending was roof. turned left off CR 13 onto CR curtailed. Rhodes also urged the General Assembly to make at Attending were Mayor 11 Into the path of an east least a 2 per cent reduction in Its appropriations for the 1977 Herman . London, Troy · bound vehicle dri ven by fiscal year. · · Zwilling , Pickens, Barry Roger c. Turner, 34, Rt. I, McCoy, Robert Wingett, Langsville. After impact the , ' ARLIE RAY FRYE, KANAUGA, Thursday pleaded guilty Jimmy Joe Hemsley, and Reed vehicle crossed. the mU.S. DlStnctCourt in Huntington to auto larceny In the theft Kathryn Crow, council' highway and hit a tree. There -of a car taken from a Point Pleasant car dealer.. members, Mary Chancey, was slight damage to the Frye wsa one of three men named in the one-count clerk , George Holman, Turner car and moderate to indictment charging them with conspiracy to st.eal tlie car 1n treasurer, and Chief of Police the Reed vehicle . No citations (Continued on _page 12) Milton Varian. were issued. Updating today Cars collide on rural road . Syracuse going with radar 'SYRACUSE ...: Village Council Thursday night voted to purchase a radar unit lor traffic control and passed an ordinance to make College Road one · way from .tlle Walter (Dick) Harris Property to ,the intersection of May Street and College 'Road, (Orville Crooks) property. , · Astop sign will be placed at the intersection of College . and May Street. Council also Wednesday in a raid on aRt. I Rutlsnd residence. Donald David Call, 18, on a bill of information Thursday morning was sentenced to the penitentiary for six months for possession and one year for cultivation in a case of the swiftest justice in recent history. BIG HAUL - Marijuana crops are laking a beating this summer in Meigs County; not from the weather, but from vigilant law enforcement. Above, Meigs' Sheriff Robert C. Harienbach checks over plants confiscated . Legion accepts new members \ IJTJ'ER , BINS BECAME MAKESHIFT GARBAGE DUMPS In Philadelphia Thursday, garbage rotted In the streets. of Raleigh, N. C., and 18,000 auto workers had their working hours i:ut because of a strlk.e at a key Chrysler engine plant. Picket-line se;umes •nd arreats heightened tensions in a !llrlke by ~.000 nonmedical workers against 34 New York hospitals. More than 20 persons have been arrested in scuffles between pollee and striking X-ray technicians and nursing, housekeeping and dietary aldea. '!be strlkea beg811 Wednesday ·In a contract dlapate between .privately owned hospitals and the National Union of Hospital and Health c;are Employ.es. '!be walkout threatened Ill spread to'lO municipal h01pjtals 811d 14 nurslne homes this weekend. One of the few bright spots wu Cilattanoogs, Tenn., where garbage trucks made their rounds for the first time in a week, following an agreement that ended a two-day wildcat strike by public workers. Under the agreement, the City Council will consider a proposal for a (Continued on page 12) . SHOES CANVAS • GWYNN'S ISLAND, Va., July 9 ~ American gunfire drove Rayal Gov. . Dunmote's supporters and the British fleet from their positions, allowlug the colonists to occupy the Island. II ended Lord · Dunmore's efforts to maintain land forceo in VIrginia. NEW YORK - FORMER PRESIDENT Richard M. Nixon Thursday was disbarred In New York State. for trying to coVer up the Watergate bugging and the break-In at the offices of Daniel Eilsberg's psychiatrist. The state Supreme Court's Appellate Dlvwon, in a 4-to-1 ruling Thursday condenuilng him for "obstruction of the due administration of justice," ordered Nixon's permanent disbarment effective Aug. 9, exactly two years after he resigned the presidency. ·PRICE GROUP • Dat~line CINCINNATI - SEN. JOHN H. GLENN , 1)-{)hlo, who wrested the Democratic senatorial nomination away from Howard M. Metzenbaum In 1974, has picked up the suppOrt of Metzenbaum to become Jirmny Carter's vice · presidential running mate. . Metzenbaum, this year's Ohio Democratic senatorial nominee, said Thursday he would Uke to see Carter pick Glenn as a vice presidenUal candidate. "If you look back at that (1974) campalgil, you'll see that I said nothing negative about John Glem," .Insisted ~etzenbaum, who praised Glenn's Senate record. ''I did raise questions about who could be the better United Stales senator." ·~ - --~~~~--~-~ ---:• •'p•----------------~--------~ .. •: VOL. XXVIII NO. 58 By United Press Interuallonal BEIRUT, LEBANON - CHRISTIAN FORCES routed leftists gwunen from two northern mountain towns today but said the retreating forces massacred unarmed civilians in the town of Chekka and left their bodies sprawled in the streets. '!be leftists countered with charges of widespread a troclties b:t the Christians, saying Moslem civilians were "martyred" in fol!r days of fighting along the northem coastline. The death toll in fighting throughoilt L.banon soared to nearly 600 by Thursday evening .- the largest single death roll in 15months of civil war. Tbe fighting left ChrlsUans in control of Chekka, 41 miles north.of Beirut, and Amioun, the leftist stronghold nine miles Inland. JIGGfST SALE EVER · NOW IN PROGRESS t . at y P, ALL SUMMER PURSES + - • Herman Henry of the Ohio Bureau · of Criminal ln.. vestigaUon, upon completing his investigation of the recent breaking and entering of Elberfelds Department Store Area Rugs • Pillows· Lawn Furniture. Shop Saturday 9:30 to 5 ' Dahlberg presided. · . · Dinner was hosted by the VInton County community and Wellston U0111 C1ub. Co<hairmen were ~ne Engle, James Blower and Dave BOoth. AI Evans, Jackson, provided dinner mwrlc. Gallla County representatives Included O.M. Stewart, treasurer; Dorothy M. Condee, audltllr; Charles Carmichael, Atty. Joe Cain, Jeff Smith, Dick Turner, Hobart Wilson, Jr., and Bob Evans. · Melga County representatives were George Collins, treasurer; Howard Frank, auditor; Alty. Bernard Fultz ; John T. Wolfe, Dale Dutton, Robert Thompson, James Arnold and Clarence Price. · · of eight B&.Es solved - .- r ' S~ring Fashion Jeans. Work Uniforms· W-alk Shorts· • Hartley 's· Shoes -· RENOVATION - 'Ibis East Main St. structure. ID)dergolng renovation was the Downfe-Cross Men's Store for many·years ~nd more recently a piua parlor. Mter ostensive remodeling, the building will be a pizza parlor again and will be operated as a part of the business enterprises of the Meigs Inn. Shown on the job is Sam Crow. JACK'S CLUB 9 &. 10 • Prior to the main ·program, G. Kenner Bush, Athens, chairman of the COIIIICil's hlghway conunlttee, info.rmed members thai 23 road and bridge pro~cts totaling more than $63 million will be placed under contract in five of the council's counties between now and 1981. , Bush pointed out the Appalachian Regional Development Righway had survived the "priority cut" and thai six GoUla projects totaling $29.7 million and four Meigs projects totaling · $2.9 million were among some tOO priority projects approved · by the Ohio Department of Transportation. Glenn PeterJ, former auditor of Vinton County, introduced the speaker. ·. Bob Evans, SEORC president, welcomed guests, Carl Weather Women's Coordinate Sports""ear · Dresses. 1 + July + Carl Dahlberg, SEORC director, said the council will CaUin« the recent high appraiaals of a&ricultural land In · convene soon to draw up a re110lulion for area legislators IOUthem Ohio "unfair" Southeastern Ohio Regional CouncU seeking a solution to the problem. · approved a rt10lutlon Thursday night to probe the problem flartherwith a vlewolset:lngwhatcan be done to Iring reUef to Edwin Ducey, former Chief of County Affairs with the area f~m~er~ . Board of Tax Appeals, was guest speaker Thursday night. One h!Uldred and flfty.Mven SEORc membtll'l representing Ducey urged area resldenta to "pay more attenUon to your 10 IOIIthern Ohio countlea attended the July session of the local budget commission activities. Attend budget commlss!on coundl at the new Vintm County Civic Building off ·Rt: 93, meetings and know what Ia &oing in In y_our ow:n community." north of McArthur. Special guea\8 Included county auditors '!be speaker felt everyooe would be better off If citizens and treasuren of most southeastern co111tles: could solve their problema in their IIWII back yard rather than Recent tax appraisals in southern Ohio . produced an · In Columbus. "We're legislating ourselves to death," be uproar amo011 farmers 811d property owners throughout the ' warned. · A question-answer period followed . 'JULY CLEARANCE SALE MEIGS THEATRE • Probe into land reappraisal coming CONTINUING OUR STOREWIDE . . • Meigs Property Transfers BAND • ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY HOSPITAL NEWS ...•-•••••••••t c_harles Jacobs' MOVE REAL QUICK MOSES LAKE, Wa1b. senice.s Friday (UP!'- Whoever DUide oft telephoned Matllews and two Funeral services for witll a rod aad ree~ t.ekle other offlcia Is, Director Chai-les EdwiU'ds Jacobs, 28, bol and cooler from a James T. Lynn of the Office 126 Uncoln Hill Road, wbo pickup truck parked at a of ManagemeQt and Budget ' llled WednesdaY at. Vet«illl local t.vern near Moses and Director James cannon Memorial Hospital will be · Lllke better hive quick of the White House Domestic held at 2 p.m. Friday at the Councii, and ordered the reflexes. . Pollee say the cooler Ewing Funeral HOJTle with suspension. · the Rev . William MidAccording to Nessen, Ford conllllned several cans of .dleswarth officlaUng. beer and tbree llrge, live said American Institutions Mr. Jacobs waa preceded in rattlesnake• caught by the cannot be wiped out "by some death by his father , Robert owner. government lawyer or Lee Jacobs, Sr. and Is surbureaucrat•• :::::::::::::<::::.:;::·:··:·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!::::::: vived by his mother , Katherine· Jacobs and a brother, Robert. Burial will Mrs. Williamson died on Tuesday be in Beech Grove Ce!lletery . IRONTON - Mrs. Gertie Funeral Home, Ironton . . Saxton Williamson , 1306 Burial will be in the South Eighth St.,Ironton died Wheelersburg ·Memor.lal . REUNION ~ET Tuesday evening. M(s . Gardens, Ironton. '!be Snyder reunion will be Williamson was a . former neld Sunday at Portland resident of Meigs County, PROFESSOR NAMED Park. Dinner wiD be at noon. She is survived by her WILMINGTON , Ohio husband, D. I. Williamson; (UP!) - Wlimington College one nephew, Ernest Carr , has appointed Donald G. VOWS DISSOLVED Harrisonville; one niece, Chafin, currently farm The marriage of James R. Rosalie King, Rt. 1, Rutland; manager for the Northern Andrews; Hemlock Grove hal!-sister-in ,Jaw, Audrey Trust Co. of Chicago, m., as and Constance R. Andrews, Salton . Its associate professor . of same address hu been Funeral services will be .agriculture and farms dissolved In Meigs County Friday, I p.m. at the PhjlUps manager . Common Pleas Court. '!be Harrisonville Boys 4-H met June 30 at the home o! Honor Club met June 26 at the Gina Johnson with one ,adHarrisonville Grange Hall visor and 8 members atwith 2 advisors ' and 10 tendin g. There was a members attending . David treasury report by Beckie Riggs gave a report on his Long and Artex Painting was trip to Club Congress and done. There was a demonmembers discussed possible stration by Mrs. Johnson on 4-H irlps that the club might hoW to paint with Artex (Cmtinued fNm page il CLEVELAND ~ A PAIR OF SMALL statues valued at take . Project problems and Paints. Refreshments were never seen . an affair as $25,000 haye been stolen fj-om the Cleveland Mu5eum of Art. · ,projecfbooks were discussed se rved by Mrs . Larry gl8moros as this dinner, the diamonds, the jewels ... th( '!be theft' was discovered Wednesday not long after the for the project lesson . The Johnson. museum opened. A glass display case had been !orced open . group had a treasure hunt The next meeting was women look good too." and a seven-inch silver Buddha from Siam and a six4nch . and refreshmen ts were scheduled July .9, at home. of Hope also got a laugh when copper figure from Java were gone. served by Bruce and Brian Tamtll1" J'ohnsor . Artex he said the Queen is "head of Gheen . Painting and Embroidery is a nation that still considers The next meeting is · planned. Debbie George Washington scheduled for July 12 at the )l'oodyard. AWOL." Grange Hall when a '!be guest list included demonstration is planned. , Lady Bird Johnson , Ella Veterans Hospital Clyde Jol)nson, Homer Jones, Danny Riggs. Fitzgerald, Alice Roosevelt Admissions - Sallie Bias, Carrie Long, Patrici.a MeTHE RIVE RVIEW 4-H club Longworth, retired baseball Pomeroy; Burwell McKin- Carty, John McGinnis, Jane star Willie Mays, a.ctresses ney, Middleport; Herbe rt Mitchell , Judith Nibert, met on June 29, at Stewart · Hall with I advisor and 9 Greer Garson, Julie Harris Clarke, Coolville; Mamie Robert · Roberts , Winnie members in attendance. A and Merle Oberon, actor .Buchanan , Middl epo r t; Shotts, Millard Spaulding., . Cary Grant,. comedian Edgar Dor~t. Shade; John Stanley , Virginia Swain, projeet lesson was given on Hermione Gingold, evangllst Shawnee Salser, Pomeroy; James Swann, Lulu Tom , sewing and cutting · out a .pattern. Refreshments were Billy Graharn, violinist Charles Hilton, Portland ; .. Eugia Young. served by Cindy Harris. Yehudi Menuhin, conductor Launa Greer, Long Bottom ; (Births, July7) Teresa Dailey, Eugene Ormandy, and Gladys Moore, Middleport; Mr . and Mrs . David THE ROCKETS 4-H club Ray R. Pickens, Pa tty Ann • television personalities David 'Jeffrey Reitmire, Pomeroy, Morgan, son, Rio Grande; Pickens to Larry E. Salser, · Brinkley and Barbara Rodney Kline; Minersville. Mr. and Mrs . Roy Harmon; 2.024 A., Chester, Walters. Discharges - Bruce' Huff- son , Gallipolis, Russell H. Leifheit, Pearl ALFRED NEWS man, Cassie Hudson, Lois Sunday school attendance E. Leifheit to Richard A. McKenzie. PLEASANT VALLEY Sharon S. 00 July 4 was 49, the offering Roseberr y, DISCHARGES ,- Roy Cain, $26.35. The Bicentennial flag Roseberry, 1.53 a, 1.02 a, 1.50 ' TONIGHT Leon; Rebecca Thomas, donated to the church by the a, 1.00 a, LOO a, Pomeroy. Holzer Medical Center July llh Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs . Modern woodmen of Lorna Hall, Margie Hall Ill NOT OPEN (Discharges, ~uly 7) Charles Johnston 1· son, America Camp 10900 was Burnice RoSS Sirnania Ross , Ethel Aleshire , Jennifer Fri., Sat.t Sun.. Selawik, Alaska ; Mrs. Brady presented by Charles D. Parcels, Bedford. Anderson, Imogene Caines, July9. t0-11 Duncan, .Apple Grove ; Mts . Wdode. James R. Andrews to Unda Carey, Ida Cannon, The Hinden~urg · Charles Staats, Alpha · ' Wcrs)lip services wer~ held, Constance R. Andrews aka, Barbara Clemqns, Carole George C. Scott, ·Anne Woodall , Point Pleasant ; at : 5 with the theme for Constance R. Williams , 4 10 Bancroft, Wm . Atherton, Edwards, Deborah Ellis, William Perry, Leon; Mts. Independence Day Parcels, Word. Gig Young, .Roy Thinnes, Vicki Epting, l£e Fellure, Glenn W. Dill to The)ma Burgess Meredith. . · David Freeze, Alice Gamble, Charles Powell, Apple Opening hymn "Come 'lbou Grove; Mrs. Rick Stewart, Almighty King ." Special Dill, affidavit, Syracuse .. Patricia Gothard, Nellie Show starts 7 p.m. son, Henderson . music. "Let There Be Peace" Charles David Yost, Grover,:' Deborah ·Jayjohn, by Rev . Ri chard Thomas. Margaret I. Yost to Columbus DINNER PLANNED Scripture reading Eph. 6: 1(). & So. Ohio Elec. Co. Deed of StMCUSE - A chicken 21. Sennon text from .Gal. Correction, Lebanon. dinner will be held in con- "'!be Freedom Christ ·Won junction with a yard sale Ill be For Us.'' The Sacrament of ENDORSEMENT MADE held Saturday . at the t11e L<x'd's Supper, with 32 COLUMBUS UPl - '!be • Syracuse Municipal Building taking part. Attendance at one million member Ohio . sponsoced by the emergency worship service 'was 35. AFL-ClO )las endorsed squadmen and th~ ladies Closing hymn "Great ls Thy Howa rd Metzenbaum of auxiliary. Proceeds will be . Faithfulness.'' Thought for Cleveland in~ bid to unseat used to help pay for the new our 200th birthday, "BlellSed Sen . Robert Taft Jr., R.{)hi o, ER.vehicle. is the nation whose God is the in the November General Lord.''' Psalrn 33:12. Election, it was announced ' N0body's ever improved on HE LIJIEI KIDS today. ASK TOWED the ventilated shoe for a NEW YORK ( UP!) New Marriage licenses were • summer "cool foot." The little issued to Ronaid Ray Jeffers, York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner In likes airholes-capture every passing breeze. 22, Rt. 2, Pomeroy and M. ldds. A bronze plaque signed Belinda Kay Tanner, 26, Rt 4, And Jarman 's good-looking Pomeroy, and Robert Allen by Mayor Al!raham Beame Ill be hung in baseball's Hall of new ventilated shoe also Bailey, 22, Rt. 1, Long Bot- Fame at Cooperstown, N.Y., tom, and Cheryl Ann Roush, says so. has a specially treated 17, Rt. 1, Letart, W. Va. A bronze repUca of the .· long-wearing .~athe r mayoral . pr4iCiamation was presented to Edward W. sole. Come try a pair. •. t Stack, the Hall of Fame's secretary, Wednesday night, : AT : thanking the Yankees and t t Con Edison, the electric + t utility, for its free ticket t . t progra!ll that bas provided t + Uckets over the years to more + + than a mlllloo diisadvantaged +' · + youths, t t Last month Steinbrenner •.Rt. 143 Pomeroy++ tried to end the nine-year program, saying the kids t + were creating a ruckus. The + Yankees agreed to continue t the program oo a trial basis + · t after Cori Ed obtained a court :Featuring: : injunction. + "The t NOW YOU KNOW + Road Runners" t The deepest lake in the :· ' : world Is Lake Baykal, in the • "Air .Cclndtttoned" Soviet Union, which at some Middle 0, Upper Block : Entertainment : points is more than a mile Pomeroy, EVERY FRIDAY deep. Open All Day Thursday Friday Night Ti 18 t and • ADMIRAL DISMillSED Saturday 9 TIIS :SATURDAY NIGHT t ' . 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Title A name given to the resource July 8, 1976 jacobs saxton williamson