http://66.213.69.5/files/original/8bd43f96f6a96c4e1f788ebb64bd9236.pdf 23a0073028002d8b61577f1fb6d9d8a4 PDF Text Text . By CRAIG PALMER WASHINGTON .<UPl) Th~ White House, said President Ford would sign a bill Into law today cl~arlnc the W!IY lor .II September start fD his maasive swine flu Immunization Jrogra,m. The emergency legislation, by making the · gpvemment the. defendant In swine flu lawsuits, gives vaccine manufacturers th~ protection Qtey were unable tq get from Case given Insurance cm~panies . Dr. W. Delano Meriwether, director of the nationwide lmm~tion progr~. told the Wuhfnllton Preas Club Wednesday that lhe delay In s~ttling the program:s Insurance problems "makes the Job more difflc;uit." The original schedule called for imlllunJzatlon of "high r~" per90ns In July and Augll4(, with Inoculations · Payments said not to Buffalo policemen OBSERVANCJ;; PLANNED - Mr. and Mrs. JeweU CurtLI, .Porriei'oy, are among Meigs County Seniqr Citizens whp plan to take part In the "Yl'Steryear" observance to be lleld Sept. 18 at. the sefl)or citizens center In Pomeroy. Groups are being Invited to have displaY", demonstrations, food or entertainment. Those Interested are to call the center, 992-7884 or 99~7886. Meigs senior citizens plan 'yesteryear' event .. I :r" .,., ~ ,. ,. I' "Those were the days, my not be "heavy~' . Senior " memory , corner'·'. friend" and Meigs County's citizens hope to make it a Demonstrations . planned seni or .citizens will be "fun-filled " event as well as include the making of com cob dolls, hooked rugs, working hard to prove it on educational. There will be displays of broomstick lace, jewelry, Saturday, Sept. 18, when they stage a public celebration antique cars, old farm dulcimers, cider and apple ma chinery, old house hold butter. Butter will be churned entitled "Yesteryear". an d other on the spot and there will be "Yesteryear" will be utensils staged with the idea of not memorabilia of by.gone dll)ls . demonstrations on chair only offering "somelhing for The public is Invited to join in caning, lealhercraft, tatting, everybody" but to reflect to displaying any items which quilting and a Belpre firm youth the way of life of an· would be r ·ublic interest. will demons tra te candy cestors. However, the day Anyone wi! g to loan items making, which will be for which begins at 10 a. m. will may call t •< senior ci~en sale. center, 992-7884 or 99~7886 . Various groups already Both the inside and outside have planned w join the of lhe center wiU be used for senior citizens for lhe event. the obseivan(!l! with games The Rutland American and contesls lo be a part of Legion will stage lhe public e8 ay the day. Awards will be given games party and others are · to the winners of several invited w join. Groups may William c. Scott, 87, Rl. 2, events. On the schedule lor carry out a suitable sales Pomeroy, died Wednesday the day wiU be horseshoes, project and will be given part morning at Veterans throwing the rolling pin, hog of the proceeds. Memorial Hospital. . calllng, cracker eating, tug of. And food' There will be Mr. Scott, son of the late war, passing the orange, egg watermelon , .soup bea ns , James and Stisan Scott, was throwing, apple bobbing and corn bread, sandwiches, pink also preceded In ~eat/J bY his other contests for men and lemonade, pies, cakes, cider' wife, Mary, two sons, Harley . women with awards to .be sauerkraut, and soft· drinks and Elby, one daughter, presented . the winners. ·as well as other lood , Hazel 'Roseberry, one Among the novel events will hopefully, to be for thcoming brother, Homer, and a half- be a mustache contest. from other groups who wiU brother, Everett Bissell. The group plans a country join in the observance. AnyMr. Scott was a member of kitchen where the visitor can group wishing to participate the Middleport Pentecostal sample the pickles from liie should call lhe center at once . t'llurch. pickle barrel and the There will be enHe Is survived by two sons, crackers in the cracker terlainment throughout the Wayne, Pomeroy, and Cecil barrel. · There will be a day. of Albany, five grandchildren and eight great. grandchildren. , Funeral services will be Sunday, I p.m. at Ewing . Two major highway Division 10, two in lhe AthensChapel with the Rev. William Knittel olfictating. Burial wiU projects , the Appalachian Albany area. The Rt. 35 project, be In Burlingham Cemetery. Highway and Rt. 3S from Friends may call . at the Gallipolis to Thurman will be suspended from further work . funeral home after 7 p.m. on on the planning bOards in the last summer due to a lack of Division 10, five•year high- federal and state funds, is Thursday. way plan. That was made back on ihe boards. Smith said it will be bid public Wednesday during the sometime in 1980. Conmonthly luncheon meeting of sultanls are now being the Gallipolis Area Chamber contacted to get the project of Commerce. TONIGHT underway again .,The hospital Augusl12 · Glenn Smith , former section from the Holzer NOT OPEN county engineer, now director of Division 10, Ohio Medical Center to the Bid· Fri., Slot., Sun. Department of Tran- well-Rodney Rd. will be August 13-14-15 . ·sportati on at Marietta, was progr'ammed for bid first. Disney's Other segments are Rodney the featured speaker. No Dtpolit, No Return Smith said current plans to Rio Grande and Rio David Niven, Darren cGavln, Don Knotts , call for the completion of the Grande to Thurman. Herschel Bernardi, Another Gallia County Appalachian Highway Barbara Feldon. .through Brown <;ounty. Three highway getting major at-Sllow sterts 1 p.m. segments wiD be bid in tention from the State Highway Department will be' Rt. 554, west of Cheshire. For many years, there has been a nolliling problem in that area. smith said the project has hit a snag due to a report from the historical society. An environ men tal assessment is also being made. ' smith also outlined federal monies which have been secured lo · construct new bridges over Mill Creek, Uncoln Pike and Blessing Rd. William Scott died Wedn d ASHTABULA, Ohio (UP!) - Chief Deputy Richard Arniott of the Lak ~ C9unty sheriff's department says all information gathered locally In the kiUing of a Hamburg, N.Y., manwill be turned over fD police in Buffalo. The half-na~ed ; bloody body of a man found on. lop of a freigh t train passing through Obip was identified Wednesday as that of ~llll;les Richard,Weatherly,l9, whose body was found Aug. 6 in nearby Painesville Twp. . Wel)therly, identified by h is . parents, left home Aug. 4 and said he was headed for California, according fD Cllief Deputy Richjlrd Amiott of the lAke County shef'iff's depart. ment, who said lnfoonation gathered here In the case will be t\lflled over to Buffalo authorities. The 5-S, 135 . pound Weath~ly had been stabbed, then IQssed alive !rom an ov~ and left fD bleed to death as the tralp from Buffalo rolled westward through the l)ighi ln!Q Ohio, added deputies. They ,said a trail of biOQd on the tops of 30 freight cars preceding the open aulD carrier where the body landed led . them to believe the m,a,n was ,held by , two 01: ,more assailants at an overpass until an open Cllr came along, then was dropped ln\0 .the open car_ Authorities said the youth could have been dropped 011to the train from an overpass liny,.here between (Wchester, N.Y.,. and A!ihtabula. But the search was being centered In the Buffalo area, ~lly at a South Buffalo overpus where Conrail police Jlllestiated a group of youths Thursday night. Rt. 35 put back on boards MEIGS THEATRE 'Ill•" 17 ru. ft. Frost Proof • Sale $399.95* Sizes ·8% to 12 12% to 4 OW f-* .. r.lcr- "'ftMr . . . . priulwtlh ~MI . OM t«~ICM· it.._ AU Mt ..ttl"" ...... -., we wfllp yow o fok ttode .lfl 01'1 YOUII ••• ,........ '- .... off..,,..,'"' pnc.. . CIN,CINNATI (UP!) · There Is "no justification" lor payi!Jg f26,000 In overtime claims to former P.olice Chief Carl V. Goodin, S&Y5 ,City Manager Wl)llam Pona\dson. Donaldson said Wednesday he found "no reason that would require us to pay him." "He was 1\ead of a department and, as such, doesn't earn overtime," added Donaldson. . . Goodin, who resigned last month after being convicted of perjury and tampering wilh evidence, contended he sho\lld receive pay lor 1,831 hours of overtime he said he wccked between 1972 and By Cltarlellt lhefllch community killed in World Today anew flag rues over War n. Mrs. Pratt spolu! of the World War 11 veterans the obligation of the monlll)lellt sl the Naylor's American Leeion and the Run Playground In Pomeroy. Auxiliary to perpetuate the Given by the Junior memory of those who died on American Legion Auslliary the battlefield s so that of Drew Webster ,Post 39, the America could remain a free flag was raised In ceremonies and peaceful land. conducted Thursday night. Denjse Marshall, junior Orval Wiles, president of president, gave a reading the' Naylor's Run Playground enlitled "Hello, Remember Assn., accepted the flag for Me", and Anna Wiles read the neighborhoOd from Pam "The Flag:" AIJO par· Powers, Lori Wood and Anna Uclpaiiilg in the ceremony Wiles, junior IUldll~ry were Mrs. Veda Davis, junior members. auxiliary advisor ; Edgar The program· of dedication Vanlnwagen , American . back, left lo rtgljt, Ed!rard Vanlnw~,gen, Lepon Post 38 ,ORVAL WILES;front left, aj:cepted a filii! from Anna began wilha prayer by Robin Legion Post 39, sergeant at aerceam at arms, Mrs. Veda Davja, junior auxiliary Wiles, Lori W!lOCI and Pam Powers o( lhe Junior American . Campbell, aux iliary arms; Sherri Marshall, . advisor, Mayw Qarence Andrews, and Auxiliary Legion Auxiliary f..- lhe Naylor's Run Playground chaplain, and a welcome junior auxiliary sergeant at President, Mn. Grace .Pratt. Thursday night. Others taking part In the ceremony,"ere from Mrs . Grace Pratt, arms, and Mrs. Genevieve president of the American Meinhart, auxiliary chaplain Legion Auxiliary. Among who had the closing prayer, thoae she Introduced was Following lhe raising of the Mayor Clarenc' Andrews flag and the pledge in unison who reeponded with words of a wiener roast was held on commendaUon to the neigh· the playground. Hotdogs, borhood fcc maintaining a chip and dip, and Kool-Aid . j:: aAMILTON,Ohlo.(UPI)- planta of ' 'Acapulco Gold" declde<itoc,utanddellr<iylt. soldforbebreen$400andJ' ·'"Ibis 'jJU not growlnc a pound. memorial park. ' were served to the ap- A steel .company's blast and "Vietnamese Black" ..Ina wUd," said "'-"' Robert D , had been marll !lllllll . gro"~.., "'E'"' •• Mrs. Prall gave·a tribute to proximately SO . junior furnace Ita~ coosumed nearly was the · Naylor's Run residents auxiliary members and 1,000 pounds . r1. marijuana, since last spring In a secluded Wallo~:... "This cultiva...,.," area of a fa rm .. wh o formed the Park children of the Naylor's Run valued at up to tooll,OOO. Cloudy , not so warm The marijuana was bimed . Alief being diBcpvered by [)eputleuald the Iarmer on Association in 1948 and neighborhood. A cake was tonight and Saturday ; chance dedicated the park and the . also aerved to celebrate the Thursday at Annco SteeiC9. of thundershowers tonight monument on Oct'. 2,1949. She 12th birthday of Adam Edgar, by Bqtler County, llherlff's lm-'""•e of Its e x.i s t e n c e • and Saturday. Lows tonight u ......,. . spoke of the monwnent as a and he was presented the deputies who had discovered ke~ under surveillance atto lower 6()s; highs Saturday and cut the ~juana from a hours a ~. But deputies No~ ~e made. living symbol to Rodney table centerpiece by the In the 80s. ProbabiUly of rain ()fflciala said the 947 Hines·, Howard Crary, Phillip junior auxiliary along with field neat litis .southwestern figUred their surveillance had . been detected by lrh<mever pounds of high-grade 4ll per cent tOday and tonight, Edward Klinger, and Charles other gilts. Games wer.e Ohio citY,. · . ~utles said J.Uoot blgb planted the mariju!lna and marijuana could have been 30 per cent Saturday. Runnel, of the Naylor's Run (Continued on page 10) r,,s::;;:,,b::;;s;tooo"':a-,;::;::,, ,1 · Weather =tljuae•~.cropwee~~o~= :~ ~v:d ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY THIS AMERI~ FLAG WAS RASIED w.er the ,.WII'ld Wer 11 veterans mct;nuneat at the Nay)or's Run - ~yfll'ound by OrVal Wl)ee, Playground ~~~~~~~ prelldent,lefi,IQ(i Ed Vaninwagen, 1«geant at arm1 of ·prew Webster POll! 39, American Lesion. JUST ARRIVEDI 19~. ,, CEDAR CHEST by LANE 1 think . I ought to be trea.ted the woe way olh\!r chiefs and a~nt chiefs were treated," 54ld Goodin. "The practice has been to give people what they are due."· But Deputy Qty Manager Jlenry Sandman said the estate of the late Police Qlief Jacob $(;boll, who died in office, was not paid for any overtime that he might have accumulated. ' Another fortper cbie1, Stanley Sc!Jrotel, said he was not paid for overtime when he left the fccce . '1 • .. .., SHOP FRIDAY 9:30 TO 8 PM at y , Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, August 13, 1916 .." OPEN SATURDAY . 9:30 .TO 5 PM en tine Fifteen Cents Vol. 28; No. 83 •. " . rn:r: '· ; . J' PRESENTATION SET RACINE - Aspects of a study of the water systero wiU be presented by Mr. Stein· back, representing the Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development, at a public meeting to be held at 7 . this evening ij t Racine Village Hall. Meeting. with the public for the session will be council members and merobers of the ,water hoard. Future needs of the present water system, annexation, addit ional areas and the financial requirements to supply these additional areas 1 with water will be discussed . The public is urged wattend. Select now while the selection Is best•.-. , Furniture Department SQUAD CALLED RACINE ~ The Racine Emergency Squad was called to near Racine for Pauline , McClintock at 9:20 Wednesday night. She was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital where she was admitted. TJ.drd .fl~r : BAILEYS TO MEET The Bailey reuni on, descendants o( the late . William R. and Sadie Bailey and relatives, wiU be held Sunday, Aug.•ts beginning at noon at the Shrine Park In Raci ne , SR 338. Basket dinner. . . Estate of 0 ~~n~:dis o. CISt .No. 21,812 W. Wiseman herebv olven thot Sybil Eber!bach of · 166 Mulberry Avenue, Pomeroy , Ohio, has been duly appointed Adm inistratrix ot the Esta te of 0 . W. Wiseman, deceased , Courto1Common~r~o s~ s, 12Probate , ltc Divis ion . larly American, #4327-06 Pine veneer$. Also a>Jallabl~ 14327-82 Colonial maple Metllterraft.an, ,U328·23. Ook v•neers., 1tyrene ac- cents. 42 x 16-H 18 11i FINAL CLEARANCE FINAL CLEARANCE EN'S SOLIDS AND PATTERNS MISSES AND WOMEN'S SIZES SAVE OVER HALTER TOPS SAVE OVER . Y2 % WlfKifi!D SPECIAL WOMEN'S KNIT TOPS SALE 2 PRICE 1y; t----------"""__. ; ,; ;.____ -.otl!_ _ _ _ _ __. FREE CUSTOMER PARKING ON SECOND STREET lele of Scipio Township, Melol 29 (81 Ford wins big :,~arly victory finish, 42 •16--H 18% county , Ohio . Creditors are requli"ed tQ file their claims with said fJdiJciarv within three months . Dated this 26th day of Ju ly 1976. (7) ·~ t Walnut veneers . 42 x 1b ·H 18 1/t WOOD 111ANKFUL MANSFIELD, Ohio (UP!) - . Lowell Wood, 54, Mansfield, is alive today, tlu\llklng a GB ~adlo operator. for saving his life. Wood WJIIIn fair condition ln. Mansfield . General Hospital with ~ over the upper 1\aU r1. his body .. He wa~ bunted Wednesday wheJI a diaclulrge line at the Mans!leld Asphalt plant broke, spilling 30(klegr~ ~r over the upper haU of his ::~EOFAPPOINTMENT ' t ' Contemporary, N4326 -77 , . AND AT lliE rmitANIC STREET WAREHOUSE- 9 I · New ftag flies at playground mor• Manning D. Webster • HOSPITAL NEWS Leifheit, Tvppen Plalna ; 1~ the rest of the eligible Holler Metllul Caler Mildred Rolllh, New Haven; population to follow;. RI(DIIch llilrld~A!IC.ll) l:lorsa Panona, Racine; ." Obviously this achedule ~ ar A....iDa,, Ruth Orelha Lambert, Otellhlre; has been . delayed ," Adklna, Wymp BlrCIII, Paul Dillon, Reedlvllle; Meri,.elher said. . "The Chltpman, Mrs. Alva Clark Glady~ Winifred MarMnko, ReeO current S~:hedille c~ for and 90n, Glaze CohreU, Huel ville; Pauline McClintock, maltlnc the vaccine available Coy. Carolyn Crabtree, Racilll!. In late September.:' Geraldine Craft, Patricia DISCHARGED - Ann It wU1 take five to six week. Daniel , Ever'tt Fo,.ler, Alley, Elo!Je. Wilson, Edna to tranaftr the \bin 100 Della Garretson, Ivan ilart, Rae Caldwell, Sherry mllllon ,vallable dosea from · Grover, PearUe U.le, V\ll'llon · their present bulk form w H~trker , Susan Hlnon, Snyder. doses lor Individual flu shots Dorothy Kitchen, BeJt Knot, Merl'letli~r said. A fe~ Elza Mc<leUan, Christopher barriers also rem•ln to the Metzger, Ruby Mollett, government;s signing Luther Moore, Freda J\ay, FOu.RODWINS contra eta with th~ . four Orbra Reed, Steve Robeon, Chuck FollrOd of Pomeror yaccine manufacturers, such Ada Scheutle, Dqr)na Snyder, · fot the third consecuUve day as detennlnlng the amount of Evelyn Van Fo8RR, . Mn. was dally winner Wednesday Insurance ~overa.ge lor Clyde Weaver and daughter, at the annual hole-ln.oot manufacturers' own neg· Thomas Willie, Brenda contest of the Pomeroy· ligence. Woodrwn. • Wddleport Lions Club beinl Asjced U lhe govenunent (Birllul, All&•ll•···• · ' : h<lld at the Pomeroy Golf llad sufficient time to get r.Jr. •ncJ; Mrs : Qanlel Club. Follrod came to within ' people Immunized against Hensler, 90n, Racine.; Mr., , three fee~ one and ~ne-ltalf,; swine flu, Mer)wether and Mrs. Clarence BosweU, lnchesoflhepin.Herecelved · replled: "We tjllnk 90. We daughter, Wellston. one dozen golf balls. Second have four months llefore the plac\lforthedaywenttoJ. D. peak !)I tile ~text flu sea90n." Story who came three feet, F1u seasons generally run )01'• Inches from the pin. from November through VeteransMemorlaiHospital Today a special putt1n1 ADMITTED - Vernon March, peaking In mid- 'arrah, New Haven ; Luther contest will be held from I to 6 January to early February. and the hole-In-one contest . iller, Leon, W. Va. ; Helen will continue until 6 p. m, REVIVAL PLANNED NEW HAVEN - Revival services will be held at the New Haven First Cllui-ch of God Monday, Aug. IB through Aug. 22 at 7:30 nightly. The Rev, Joe Griffith of Rittman Ohio will be ll1e evangelist: There will be special singing ~ach evening . Tile public is body, . InVIted. The CB operator, ,whose name nor handle was not obtained, cot on the. air and aununoned authorities to the CHILDREN'S EARTH ... SHOES ................. IICUIIY . . . AM • Chamber directors accepted the resignation of Dr. Paul Hines, former director and president at Rio Grande College . E. N. (Ike) Wiseman was appointed as his replacement. Reports were given on community development, the Chickamauga Watershed project and Port Authority. Skip !VIeadows and Jake Koebel were recognized for their outstanding work on the July 4 River Recreation Festival. Koebel said the chamber's fund raising project grossed $4,032 and netted $2,124 for the chamber's building commi !tee. Top salesmen were Koebel, Charles Bostic, Dick and Rick Carter. justified .. • - Ford approves flu program ~.- . ~.. Elb.erfe.lds· In p.·omero,· · _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _;.._ _ _. , . ' By -SARA FRITZ !WiSAS CITY, Mo. (UPJ) .,.,,. Preal4ent Ford won hla lj\08t decisive preconventloo victory yet when the R'epubllcan platform CCIIIIII)ittee votad by a narrow marsln early today to C9ntlnue . lhe party's traditional I!DI>porl Ill' tbe Equal Rights Amendn)ent. ~Br )IOI'lraYP!il Fwd •• a 'lf!lllell'a rilhll advocate, tl;te h~rd·fought victory was bnpor)ant to lbe, PresldelliIrut his le~ supporters failed . to sustain the momentum, and the co m m I t t e e l,a t e r OY~eimlnsly endwaed a constUuU~nal . amendment depriving women ot their right to hl,ve alxl1ipns. "'lbe President !'88 (II the winning side," ,boaated .Ford manager 1,\ogera Mo,rton. ·.Yet Ford .uti facejl111111e ~ th~ nomination. AI. time ran out In their ... efforta to produce a printed. platform ~efore the Republican , National Convention begins Mmday, the tanruly, 106-member ccmmltlee worked Into the wee,hOura of the ~;~~ornlng 0111 seriell of ckmesiic policy pia~ on which both candidates shared equally. SQme conveptlon fiQor lightll that could .~mbarrass Ford nonetheless were ah,plng . up. )'\eagan caiaervatlves promiled .to light all the way over Panama, detente, Taiwan' and a conJtltutlonal ame~ent agalnlt federal deficits. .. 'lbe CUllJilittee, endoraed three propofed constitutional amendm~nta . "hlch would prohibit !Greed echool busing, allow voluntary non· aectarlan prayer II) the schools and "reatore . JrOIAictlon of the right to llfe his toughest flghta (9day · wben the committee takee up RJIIIf ot the forelp policy ilaaea- .1 locludlnl the Panama Ctnal-lhat Rana1d ReJgan uaed to utapult manda_tory ae encea. for e 10) :Jimlelf into · contention for ' (Continued on ,..r · EXTENDED OUTUlOK Sunday through Tuesday, a chance of showers Sunday and Monday and fair Tuesday. Highs wiD be Ia lhe upper · 70s to the .lower 80s and lows will be in the upper 50s to the lower 60s, -d a vance Vaughan d o-&e W. Vaughan of 341 ,PiatLAvenue, ChiWcoUte, has · -been promoted to the 'poet of Real Estate Supervisor of the · Real Estate Dlvlalon of . Columbus and SOuthern Ohio Electric Company. The Pomeroy native had fh'lloualy aerved u a right· <llf·way agent for. the com~ny. . In addition lo hil company "' ·~ . respoll8ibiUUes, Vaughan is pruldellt pro tern of the ChiWcolhe city council. He "caUslhem as he sees them" when It comes to his council duliea. He Ia an active member of the Walnut Street Methodist Church. VaUijhan enjoys photography, He and his wife, PauUne, have two sons. closest to pin so far .::::::::::;: ;: ;:;:;: ;:;: ;:;:;:;::~: : :: ::::::: :::::::!::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:· Partition of real estate asked in suit - !Gr: t$1l:e.J~·~~~~po&e Damages heavy · Toler .h as TWO CARS WERE tlllallo.aes, above, two others had . dght damage, Jnd two per90ns were IJ:Ijured In an unusual accident on West Main St, early 'l'llursday m~nlng. The building of Lorenzo Davis was also damaged In the accident. . Four vehicles ·were damaged - tw o beyond repair - two persons were Injured and a Pomeroy business building was damaged In a traffic accident near Mulberry Ave. and West Second St. a~tDut 10 :30 a. m. Thuraday. Poineroy Police Chief Jed WebBier said a car driven by Albert Frank, Route 2, Pomeroy, - moved from Mulberry onto Second and struck the rear side of a truck ·owned by Robert Fife of Middleport, The back o£ the truck was pushed across the sidewalk by the impact into the business building of Lorenzo Davis, which houses the insurance business of Davis as well as lhe LaMar Beauty Shop. Fortunately, no one was 'oil the sidewalk at the generally busy downtown location at the moment of the accident. Both the Frank 10nd File vehicles were total . losses. Having light damage were vehicles owned by Carl Hysell; Rutland, parked in front of the Fife truck, and Virgie Hobstetter, Pomeroy, parked to the rear of the File vehicle . Fr.ank had been dis· charged from Veterans Memorial Hospital about 10:10 a. m. and it was reported he had been told not to drive. However, it was believed that his wife, Ann, · who had driven to the hospital to pick up her husband, had been concerned about driving through the Pomeroy business section and that Frank had apparently tak,en the wheel to drive through iown lor his wife. BOth Mr . and Mrs. Frank were taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital where they were admitted but they were not believed to have serious injuries. ' A suit for partition of real estate was llled In Meigs County Common Pleas by Jaymar Coal Co., Rt. I, Cheshire , against Paul Yeauger, McConnelsville. Filing for divorce were Bonnie Whittington Proctor, Middleport, against Denzil L. Procior, Middleport, and Patricia Mae Forester, Racine, against Melvin Leroy Forester, El Can jon, Calif. Betty Darlene Boyd, Middleport, field fqr support under the reciprocal · agreement act against Dennis Edward Boyd, Parkersburg . Margaret Ellen Jones was granted a divorce from Charles Daniel Jones. ····· . .Ron Toler was first place winner Thursday in the holein-one con test of the Pomeroy-Middleport Uons Club being held daily at the Pomeroy Golf Course. Toler came within two feet of the pin, the closest of any player during the week, so far, to become a top contender for a set of golf clubs and a lr"{l~f to be awarded the person coming closest w the pin this week. Toler received a dOien golf balls for his Thur~y feat. Second closest for Thursday was David Reed, six feet six In· ches. He received a golfing hat. Winner of the special putting contest held Thursday was Roger Stewart with 33 strokes. He received a prize of a puller. The hole-in-one con test will continue until dark today and on Saturday will be from 1 p. m. until dark. Three trophies and a set of golf cluba will be . • top prizes for the week, A hole-In-One Is worth $200. ON FOOD STAMPS WASHINGTON (UP!) About u million U. s. families, about 6 per cent of NOW YOU KNOW all Americans, receive food Arachibulyrophobil Is the stamps, a government survey lear of peanut butter sticking w the roof of the mouth. says. , �2- The O.UySenUnel,Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Aug. IJ, 1976 I - I I Policies listed by conservatives KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) . Republican GOP CQI,laervativjl!l, led by Sen. Jesse Heln;ls, RN.C., llave compiled a lilt of 22 proposals they want included in the · party's . 1976 platform. The proposals would: U.S. Maintain sovereignty over the Panama canal. - Declare that Cuba's support of violenc~ and subversion "ma)\es it ineligible fir readml.8Sion to the ~nununity of American states." - Maintain u.s. mllitary strength. - Direct the federal government to do not)ling ID unc!er,cut "certain select nations" in Africa ~nd conti!>ue · to purchase Youth group elects officers Rhodesian chrome. . ownersbip pllins. - End .afflrtnative. actioo - Improve U.S. relatioos civil tigbts programs, by with China without harming con~tutional amen<M!ent If "our valued friend and ally . on Taiwan: the Republic of necessarx. Oppose reimposition of China ~': wage-price cmtrols. · - Assure cootinued U.S. .- . Reform monetary support of NATO. . systems tP .prevent creation - Declare that in its of an exl'e$8 supply of money. dealing with the $Qviet Union, - Qwoae any national the United Sta~ "must not be deluded by such vag1,1e health lr,lsurance prqgram. - Oppose "Infiltration" ol notions and concepts as the federal government iniD detente." . . health.care. · - Deny anmesty ,to those · Protect the who evade mUita.ry service. co. n fidentiality of medical ;- ConW.ue the search for those lllis&ing in actioo in records. Southeast Asia. . - .Reje'ct gun control, but imp.ose ma~datory prison tertllll for those Who commit crimes will) .fir"'rrns. - Express support for right to work. By ROBERT M. ANDREWS --; Deregllhlte the energy KAN,SAS CITY, Mo. (UP!) industry, abolisbing oil and - Satisfied that the final gas price <;Q~trols. . platform will be a~;eeptable lo - End busing, by conslitU· eith<l' candidate, sq>porters tioq4l amendment if ol. President Ford 8lld Ronald necessary, Reagan turned elsewhere - Amend the Constitution · today f!l' lhe handfpl rl. ID require .a balanced federal delegates each needs . w budget. . clinch the Republican presi~ Amend the Constitution . dential nm;~inatlon. to prohibit abortion on Three days before the GOP demand. . Natiooal Convention ~ in - Support l!fllploye stock the new, gleaming white Kemper ,Arena hard bY.II)e stoc)\yards of old Kansasl City, Ute outcome of ballding FAST RECOVERY l?lGLEWOOD,Calif. (UP! ) fer the candidate to oppose .,.. Osca,r-winhing actoc Rod Democratic nm~lnee Jimmy Steiger is r~:eovering !run a Carter. in the fall rampaigit cardiac bypass operatloo last · still was uncertain. . . Political strategists for Saturday at a faster than ave111ge pace and may be both Ford al!d Reagan were released .from Daniel cWming a tirst-bal!ol vic:tcn was in sight. (!ut the latest Fr~ llDR>ital in a few day~. doctors .said Thunday. UP! tab~tim .illowed both Despite his improving candidates still !IIIII'( of the t ondltion, the ~1-year-<)ld 1,130 delegates ~ acur, who woo an Acadeiny Ford with 1,122 votes and Award for porlraying a Reagan 1,031i, with 102 llleriff in· "ln the Heat of the uncommitt.e<!. Co~vention ·pla~(orm ~ight, " was not pertni¢ed Refinery ripped by fire, blast; 12:dm·.. Viking may be uked to picture Earth's tinyness By JAMES J. DOYLE PASADENA, Calif. (UP!) - 1< scientist . WGUid ~e w loc1111 Vlldng 2's cameras on . .earth ao manltlndmay realize its home planet is really a small and "very fraglle thing.'' "U we IDok .a color picture what we would see woitld be a very,small dot fl. Ucbl," Dr. James Pollack .uld in an Interview Thursd•y. "It would be colored bluiSh. "It would make a · great · picture, if w,e could take it, but Pi!l not sure we can do.that," he said, a:plalnlng !.\an "as mw 216 mWioo mlles from earth--;at, ll)e Umit of the cameras' sensititvlty. "I'm going to take, a hard . look at the nwitbers,'' he said. "I would Uke to take that picture.". :·r quite frantly think the lrnporlat . . t.be space JlfOIIUI hu done Is to give man a ~ler view . o1. earth- lhllt he li on a very Ira~ tlinc and that froln the pe.,pecll-ve {A other parts of the solM sylll!ll', nat. a very big object,'' Ute ICientlst aald. Pollack, of the project's lander trnasins .~. said the croll's CllTie>;as were now ~ used 88 .astronomical ubse~vatorles , taking plcta.res of the two Martian ~ and determining how much sun!lghtls lost ,through the planet:s.thin atmosphere, Vlkiag 21s acltj!duled to join Viking I on Man Nrly nell month. Any picture ol. earth would hliv.e to walt unW V1k,ing 2 is safely parked on Mars. . moet . Delegate hunt pressed Allhough· a Ford writers were under p-essure a spokesman conceded there ID finislt work today on By J08EJ'II An e~q~loslon Sport Parade ripped througlt. ~oil rtllnery tnwer TIJtraday ,Nght, men worklnl . lnllde were trapped by a flub fire and a dea<IIY ·barnge of falllng am deocia. 'l:welve per~~~ns were ldlled and seven,ot.bers ln)lred,flft of them critlcelly, in the bllllt at the Temeco OU ,!Winery alongside the Miululppl River.. .. "It will be a couple of days unw they pull ou.t an the .~ of the bodl•," said Ralph Carrera, 1St. Bemard Sberlff's deputy, who wu railed t~ the acene. ~ ·n was like ilellilt there. It was hot. The sides o1. the tnwer were charred and a lot of the guys ftre cut in hllf by the falllng melal." . . The mly outside signS of the eap1o11on ft/8 a mtr.llld llf« ,!be 4ea4y blaat. ~ thud and a putfol.1111olte fiWI ' 'I waadown the rold IDll I:;'! the :tOUoot wwer five miles ·.didn't llelr,'"71blng, bllllt'a ·• dowilflver from New IIUI'e a ~- lnalde," lllld ~leatJI. Carrera. ; . Houn la~jjr the deld were . ~e iil8d 111M ':~ lowered on a wooden bulbi ' l~we~d on black•• Ji14tfarm rtaed to ' pulley · . .trical e«cla to WUIIIInRte:;: outalde the triple-towered the lilo. · lilo. A blue ~ttaUon oU drum One workmall rwtlnC for' ,. aened ·U a counterweight. ~ ,overnight 11b1ft lllld . Jw "W~',e ne- had anything wu aarprlled• by ,lite blut, IIU thla IInce I c.me here In, : •,some~r must have:·i 1$51, ". 111~ a plant . ~ '/jrlln lbeh. 'l'her've lqM!I'vilor. "Every now an(!'· ~ Wllfki!J ln'flln fort" then a contracur. will hit a and a ' llalf end there;, live wire and eleCtrocute hun't been 81\Y trouble," he 10meone, but we've ne"'r aald. -:: had anythin8 of this Tbe 'plant, Ulumlna~d' magnitude," Thureday ntcltt by thouNndi'' The eaploalo~ and lire wm of tiny, UcJtt bulbi and a filii an~ to the silveri)linted moon, II )ocated one mUe ~ silo, lesa .~11100 yarda from the neareat major hllltwJy:" the MlulaalpJII River. ·Dep~Uea blocked acce11: Flashin1 118hll from rwtes end pre'll!nted aU bill·: emerge~~cy vehicles were tbe coroner's wagooa and piam· ooly sips oflroubl~ minutes WU'l\ers.from en!ering. · wden ~. last ditch miners' revolt CHI9AGO (UPI ) , - An umpire hlld.a quick 8II,IIWer ID lthen they get together the 'fay they did at Yankee StadlUIYI Rick Reuschel'a protest and last weekend. Of the two, Tommy Henrich was the bet"r- It meant an .8-3 defeat fer the known belllplay.,, hjt~g ~none ol.the New.York Yankee~· Chh)ago Cuba, manager Jim beat clute)) bitten 11 H!I&OnB, tut ooe thing Specs Toporcer hils Marsltall 111«1 today. Reuachel wa~ booted out of over blm Ia a few years. · Specs put in 31 years in prof8411onal b&seball, eight of them tile game Thursday when he with the S!. Louis Cardinals, for whom he did an e~eeptijlllal protested to p(4te . umpire job with hl,a glove. Later he 1114na8ed in places Uke Jersey John Kibler after serving up Oty, Rochester, Buffalo, Syracuse, LltUe Rock and Al~.my, a home run. pitch to the N.Y., andafterthatheworkedin the front office for the Bolton cincinnati Reda' Joe Morgan. On a knd-2 COillll, Morgan Red Soz and Chicago White Sol,. . Af18' ')'oporcer,lefl Henrich, )le slill bad tlt8t question about.· opened the eighth Inning with Hack WUson on hla mind and,.as he aays, ~~ "looked It up" in a drive. into the right field bleacher& that left the Cubs t1te record bo,ok. . Actually, his wll~, Mabel looked . It up for him. Specs ahead 3-2. Reuschel advanced on Topoccer Is blind. Has bj!en for 25 yean, but there BJ:e a lot pf people with two good eyes who doo 't get around half aa well as Kibler, .COOiplalitlng that he had lllisaed the call on two Specs does. strikes, and Kibler ejected .. The ~ecord boo~ showed Hack Wilaoil!Mit bot.b hla recorda in him from the game 1930. His 1110.RB!s that year ~ stand ~ the !11l1Jor league . record and Ida 56 homers the same year Still constitute the imlnedlate!y, Protull by Re,lschel, Marshall and the National League record. " Upon ~termining that Wllaon set both marks in the same Cube dldn 't chall8e the decl· yet!i', Specs prompUy aat down and wrote Tommy Henrich in sloo. "It was a questlo~ of the PrescottValley,Arlz. Hedldn'ldo It to lord it over hlm.,lle did It ~use he knows TtXt'lmy Henrich w~li and he knows how quallty of the pitcher we anxloua the former Yank!~! out(lelder Ia to. get ~verythlng . could put in," Marshall said, llight. He didr\'t want 111m to go on some.panel show.someUme "and we didn't have anybody and nlake.that ilame mistake again. Specs Toporcer Is agentle wbo could pitch like Reuschel was going. I tl)lnk Kibler put Dllll. He Is not a needier. . " On the 22nd of thil month, he'll.be traveling to Sl, Louis ID him out veo> fast, and l don't !Ike pal't in the 50th .anni~ersary of the first ,.world think he was giving Reuschel championship tejlill ever to represent the city of St. Louil. Ali anything all day." "I didn't h.llve any alter10 llvltJg members of thatl926 clllb have been invited to a~d and besides Toporcer, the otl)ers are Bill Hallahan, ~esse native,'' Kibler Jald, "Once a Haines, Bob O'Farrell, Ray Blades, Taylor Douthit, Sylvester player leaves his posillon to challenge a ball and strike Johnson, Les Bell, Vic Keen and Eml,e Vick. . In the World Series wlt.b the Yankees that y8jlr, Toporcer call, he's got to go, and he did .pinch hit a sacrifice fly that temporarily \led the score of the it twice." Whether Reuachel could :fourth g11111e but the ac~plishment was vll'lually burled by haye hung 00 to win was :BabeRuth'sthreehomen that gave the Yankaa 10-6 victory in questionable. Bruce Sutter ·the same contest. . : One of the Cardinal pitchers on that club w;asthe late Grover relieved and gave up a game:Cleveland Alexandet: and Topor,cer recal)a me particular tyjng ho111e run to George Foater, a stpgle to Jtitnny : game he pitched aga!Jlst tl)e PhUlies two years later. . · : ."Alex wa~ an alcoholic as you iqlow and an epileptic, &Ad.oo Bench and was lifted in favor • this day, he's pjtching to Pan Hurst .and he has one of ~ of Mike Garman, who got I eplli!Ptic seizures while he's maldng bis delivery," remembers Tony Perez to hit into aferce ; Spec~. "By sheer inatinct, he goes throug~ with hla pltc:h and It play befor~ Dave Concepclm : COIIle~ to the ~te like one of Rjp Sewell's old blfWers. Alex tripled ID score Perez with • siiiJIIps tQ the ground after he lets the ball go atld the umpire the ~ing run. •· "Fos)er hit a fork ball,'' : caUs it a strike. Yoo know Al~x always had this marvelous : control. A!lyway, Bill Sh.erdel is sitting on the bench next 1o me Sutter said. "It got away • and be aaya, 'My God, just thb\k of the trouble we pitchers all ~me . He hit It good. You : havewith 'our .control, and llere's a guy who can throw a strlk~ just .can't. make a misla~ against those guys, not in this : even when he's unccnscious."' v ..... . Polaroid's McCune winner I of battle wit~ fugitive ear:· ~ment men, Three convicted in longest trial DR. LAMB Weight-lifting can have value 1 ••kl, kno' •• ~ Staubach ·lose$ fight, l~~~~~~~~~ Foreign events .,rue., , 1p0a.nan .n·: :rio . - Cubs, Marshall upset over umpires calls , T)le d~on between Speca.Toporcer atid Tommy Henrich gives you aome Idea of what laseball Old Timers talk about ,. ' I AstroGrapn Beroico B- Oaol For llolurdor Al!ll. 14, 1t7S ARIES (Morel. 21-Ap•N 11) You 're very popular with others today. This wili become ap ~ pa·rent to you once you make your entrance where a group Is gathered . TAURUS (April 20·May 20) Persons will take you into their confidence today where they wouldn't others. Vou may be told s.omething advantageous. GEMINI (Mor 21-Juno 20) Today holds 1a special type of prom ise for you . There's a l i kelihood you may get someth ing you've been hoping tor. CANCER (Juna 21-Julr 22) ' Aim high today. Even if you fall short you 'll still be ahead of where you started , especially in career or financial matters. LEO (Julr 23-AIIII. 22) Try to spend time in the company of people today whom you feel you can learn from . Valuable ideas .wlll be exchanged. VIRGO (A119. D-lllpt. 22) This is a good day for you to get in touch with anyone who owes you ,something from the past Your chances of collecting took promising . LIBRA (8opt. 23-0ct. 23) Conditions will be much to your llkjng today, particularly if you're going to be doing something where friends are Involved. SCORPIO (Oct. 2'·Now. 22) You can excel at anything you set your sights on today tha t you're prepared to rea lly work !or. Roll up your sleeves. Get going! ' THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. oo the trading .block. "Lopgley has made bis again quai1erbacklng feud feelings clt~~~r about whlit he · between Roger Staubach &,nd wants-that Is to be trailed,"· CUnt L<lngley ended with just Coach Tom, ,Landry said. "And If that Is so, then I will :. oo~ punch. •. Af faf as brawls go, try w accommodate him." General Manager Tex Th~y's brief bout in the Dallas Cowboys' training Schran;un JJgreed, saying the .. room wasn't much. llut It Cowboys "1111ililly have .tak\lll :': should leave lasting Into consideration tile desires ,:; memories for aU concerned. of a player who wanted to be · .;, For the ri!CQrd lbngley woo trade!\." It was the second fight in a by a ~o. sending Stllubach week fqr the two "" tq the hoaplta1 with a 10-atltch .~: gash above hla eye. But the quarterbacks. The two had ;.;; ooce 1\eir-apparent to the engaged In a Monday Cowboy's No. I quar- IICU!Iling match lifter having .. terbacking job might be the , worda during a passing drill. ~: loser in the end. · But according ID Staubach, :;· L<lngley stmnped out pf there was nothing to •w• camp and tbe Cowboys preclpltat~ the Thursday . Immediately IIIIBpended the fight. III J thr "I didn't proY!)ke him· at ee-year ve~ran without pay. Today he II Ukely to be all," Staubach said. "He CBii\11 at me. He hit me wltb a ' 1 11tleaa ppnch. He hit me Just ,. aa I waa ,putting on my ,.. _, shoulder pads and I feU iiJ1d .,. hit my head on the scales. ""\ The ne~ thing I lplew, my tean)mates "era all around '" ' me keepin8 me from getting rf!fi .Ailr IINriNft at !Wn.'' 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New York's .Jim Hunter snapped . a personal four· game \osl11g streak. and scored his first victory since July 21 with a nine·)llt perfprman ce Ualnst Minnesota. The Yanks nlo;ked Ste.ve Luebber for two runs in tbe second and another in the th~d and 'bro~.e it open oo Chris Chambliss' three"''Un Foster may he . next ·Reds' MVP By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Writer In the WQrld Chlimpion Cincinnati 11-eds: clubhouse,of wall-to-wall .stars, outfielder · 'J;he Reds woo two and the. George Foster is only Cubes one in the thre!ilame beginiling to be r~cognized . . · By the end qf the season it aeries. is quite possible the. '!/-year old Foster will be cOI)sidered left In your capable hands to the National League's Most day. You 'll make It turn out fun . Valuable Play~t. . . CAPRICORN (Oac. 22-Jon . "My goal this season was lo 1t) A . cond ition that has reach my full potential," says recently caused you concern Foster. "! .don 't know what will be recttried today In a , that really Is. But the idea is ma~ner you 'd least elCpect, and to keep improving." . to everyone's satistact ion _ . . He drove in four ~ with AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fib. 11) his 25th.and 26th bomers and 'Do something fun and different became the fir st majqr today, but don't· get too m an y people involVed. The smaller leag)ler. to drive .in 100 runs the group the happier the time. this season Thursday when PISCES (Fab. :ZO•Mo•ch 20) the Reds w.on, lh1, over the Your financ ial pr ospects Chl~ago Cubs. , appear quite encouraging toFos~ tied the score at 3-3 d ay. You should be able to add with his first homer in the to your resources through your eighth inning and hit the cleverneS$. three-run homer as the Reds . cli!'ched the game with four runs in the ninth. Joe Morgan and Johnny 1\enclt also homered for the Reds, who Aug. 14, 1111 have. won 13 of !heir last 15 Lar ger -than - u s ual ac - . games . complishments are posSible Manny Sarmiento, who for you th is coming year. l et pitched one shutnut inning, your ambitions run rampant. received credit for the Dare I() be bold and enterprising . victory w)llle Bruce Sutter was the loser. Pete. LaCock homered for the Cubs. WEICKER'S STAND Atlanta defeated PhiladelHARTFORD, Conn. (UP!) - Sen. lbwell Welcker, R· Cqnn., says he will ."disavow" the Republican .national plat(orm if it supports . constitutional 8111endmenia banning ferced busing and abortion. . Welcker, qn a Hat;tford campaign swil>g, ·said Thursday he also would reject the platfOflll If It faUs to include 11 plank supporting equal rights, for women. Welclter resigned from the Connectlct!l delegation to !he GOP national. cooventlon so he could spend time CIIDpaigning for re-election, he aaid. Entertalnmontond ..... .. Yllll<eet U, l'wial 5: Great S4iledion Of Floor Stock For oil your home " '·tUl. . 4 ITWo Longley'ssideqft)le story Is that Staubach Is such a competitor that he won't a,llow anyone competing for his job .to . be a . friend. Staubach's story is that Longley never wanted to be friendly," lie sai~ . "You get all kinds of stories. You can make ollt wl)at you Yflln),'' 14lgley refused to. dlscusa Thursday's fight but Sllld he could not play on the same lealll w.ith ,Staubach. :'As far as I'm concerned, he's a player, not a coach. I don't want him evaluating my efforts fer tlw team.and I won't evalua(e his," he said. Staubach said he felt L<lngley had decided ID leave the team and .tl\ltt he wanted to tak~ ''ooe last shot. He had no guts to fight me head on. He called . Drew Pearson.. some names I would not repeat and· I <;illed him oo It,'' Staubach said of tbe Monday fight. . :'And hittin8 111e with a gutleu punch was his way of gettlnil back.'' ......, c..rt "·· ......,..,, .....)....,.._. Chicago,~ . \ INGELS FURNITURE ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE ~. .. think we're right ." Even 111~ ll)e game, Marshall. was .dilguated . "11'5 a a~u~me:: he said. ''These players d,_-ved ID ~~ three games with the Atlanta tripped Philadelphia, 4-3, and Cincinnati drubbed ., . , aU ge\ that way when .we one bit better sine~ the begin,ning of tile se&IOll ," Ryan said. ~' I'm sUD looking for the consls\ency in my dell.very. It comes and goes at limes. Tonight my rhythm got better at the end of the game." . In other games, Cleveland defeated Texas, 5,4, New York trimmed Minnesota, J2..' ' 5, and Oakland be.a t ,Milwaukee, ~ . . In the National League, San Diego blanked New York,~. ~NOTICE!! '·!hut loses ·his backup I park." The me run Cincinnati tead became academic in the ninth when Garman walked Ken Griffey and . ~organ before Foater hit hla aecqnd hOme run and B!!nch alao belted a homer .. "I can und~d their objecting," 1\eda. manager Sparky Andenon said. "We SAGITTARIUS (Now. 23·0... 21) Any social activity that reQuires organization sho·u ld be '' ' with a two-out bloop single in the,lOth inning ID ~e Butch . Hobaon from third ba$e. Hob8011 !'liked, moved to aecond on a sacrifice and tnok third on an infield 9111.. I( was the loth . Ume thi8 aeaaon the Ancell provided Ryan 'with one run or leu ill a game. "My delivery hasn't gotten ,. ~ag,m . " Leaders claim support in ' "I'm IIIII'!.',' rep~,clthe YINilaer one, T,ommy l;lenrl~h. . "laJ,raylthougijtJiac!CWUsonaetbothhla records the same year," aalcl TopOr~. ."No, he dldn ~1,"1 ~~lll'ich ir)siJt~ . 1'He dron in 1110 runs in 11!30 tut he didn't rut bi.s li6 homers that year. I believe he hit tbem lite year .belore, .In 1929." . ·"Okay, I guess J waa wrong,'' aald Toporcer, · making a mental note to hlmsel( 1o 80 ba~k to the record book. soon, c!leclt It and get hla facts straight ao he didn't make the aame '"' "genuine doclll)l~nt of campaign might . be promises for the . GOP controversy" ova- the f~ nominee, whpever he ;.s•.And policy plank, botli sides hardline conservatiyes had believe. either candidate • Officers were elected at the succeedej\ in getting some of could. suppori · tentative Tuesday night mee(lng of lhe their pet issues - such 88 jill ouUines ol. tile plaJfonn that Methodist Youtll Fellowship amendment to !an tlbcrtlms, finally will be eqdocsed by the at the. Asbury United an end to federal 8id for con~tion Tuesday night. Methodist Church. , educatioo, and a restor~oo Thus, the .heightening CHARLESTON, W. Va . P(cke~ reached '!"Vera! end the sltlk~. ooly one 'pi• . ol. prayer in public schools battle (or .delegate votes (UPl) _The. diehard lea~rs mines In 1111ithem West Vir- C4¥1ar Coal's aeven mlneao Elected were Jaye Ord,. ·• into the platform.. president; Lori Guinther, ~ elsewhere, notably jn fl. 1 1Jl01111t-loog ~ · miners' gqua counties, and their talk r e ~ u rtt e d opera i Ion ,.,.• vice president; Tonia Ash, .The conservt1tives l:lnaten places where ~ allies revdt say lq)port il Still with was threatening. . Thunday. '! .\ possible ,floor . fights next ~ ID. e:ert psycholog!r.al them, but it ~ United · Stanley Hllltler, ti mln,er at treasurer; Teresa Ferrell, Since the 1974 coal secretary, and Sonia Ash, week for s!l:onger, plalforln prtssures on potentially Mlneworker,s President Valley Camp Coal Go., said agreement ClJIIIalns no. rlgbto ,.' II language on sUch issues as vulnerable delegates and tilt Amqld ~ isinore correct ooe shift of miners w~ to«i'ike .clause, miners are news reporter. Awiener roast was planned for Monday detmte, the Panama Cinal the narrow balance .of voting in lis, us umt that the stapped and told by pickets wtal;ie .to strike wltllout court and a billanced federal .strengtll in Reaga11's. fa-. strike is about over. night al Fort Meigs at 7:30 p. . "they were not going ID wcrk reprisals. . '! . ludgel . ~or IU p&Jt, Ford's strateA !aclt-t.o,work trellli wu .I f ljley .had to bust their . But Miller, ...mo.e uniM m. Plans were also made w st•pport a child as a special gists were Qging their own evident 'Jburaday aa;ca Ap- heads.'.'. . engaged, in an Wegal strlte d brand of psychological ~cbia's bituminous ~ ~· . ject of the future. In· A~ rally is to be,held a mmth's duritlon \'!UCtly,a ft!mation on the support warfare, emling cooflderlu ft.elds, and productl<Jt was Tuesday at the Charleston year ago over thla lasue, bat they already · had the resumed . in bot.b ends r1. federal ,building, where 21S vowed to bargain, for a program is · now being otr Cll\Vetttion locked up and pivotal West VIrginia, where members ol. ~a! 1759 flee Umlted right - to • strike . lained. Fund raising projects in~t.ing they were tbe walkout flared July 19 cootempt charges. were also discussed and it · provisiop In the upcwnlns was decided that either candy About People succesifully tlniaJ1in8 the over a minor dispute at one Even !hough 1759 voted ID coal talb. " mine. . . bars or napkins will be sold. By Uiilted Prua ·R eapn challengflll. • The While House clalmed Miners in Pmnsylvanla, BotUe caps are wbe brought btlemau.-1 - and Reapn r.ampaigtt . Ohio and Kentuclly,, chwtl in at the Aug. 24 meeting. On DIAMOND TO TRIAL ' Aug. '!I a ooke sale will be manager Jobn Sears denied into 'the C!lntroversy by WEST LOS ANGELES, held. Calif. (UPl) - ~er Neil - that ,Ford had won rovitlg West Virginian visitors. Di•li'Oil" pleadejl innocent majority support, .ill ·the pickets, beganreportingback Thunday to a mildemeanor a-ucial, 3tWote ~ to their snployen. Miller, vilibly tued by ll)e cbllr,ge of marijuana delegation, ·the largest ~lingle po •ion · and faces trial bloc of uncommitted votes at four..-eek . uprising in bis Sept. 27. the conV<!IItion. union, was confident the There were s!roQg strike wvuld be a tliDC of the Attorney Brian O'Neill entered the Plea In Muni~l iodicatlons that Reagan has put by Mooclay. Many illinen stayed ltoo)e Coort for the singer, who was lo-.t . ~treng~l) among lite Mil"i'ISiR>ians since he cbol!! again today, b¢, as officials not praen!. . Sen. Rlcba!:d ~, the noted',' worllen DOfiiUillY Diamond 1'85 cited by slteli~ Pennaylvanian, 81 bis lion'tl'$n to the mines until 3 rilf's deputies June 30 ~ a ' proepectlve ~ mate. the flnlt Monday fGI!owq a ;, t1tree-bour aearcb .of IU Bel WAL'ftfAM, Ma.u. ,(UP! ) le!f stitches were required to president and clief operating Air home that reportedly But it js not known wltetber ~ Only In rare clr- ·~ - Polaroid Orp. ~dent doR 11 wound bebind my left Oftlcer of Polaroid lut Yf:lll. turned ·up about me oiiDce of Ford has.tlte. needed ~jority atnmjnres ar-e.mines open- ; said McCune alter be William McCune has a for ailutcbting the wat ,rule · Uve 011 weekends. The incident OCCIITed as marijua.na. was treated at Walt~m r.JcCune drove ijltn an un· dlaiQcatA!d ~er and a lump now 1!iilding the delegates ID "ll!elieve the ~ Hospital. "I'm otherwise reoerved parking lpOt at the Ill . . bead today - the price · vote as a bloc. . . rea1illel that they have 1o get '' . ol. IUa bi!We wit.b aoe of tl;le fine." plant. Normally, McCune The White H'""" said it had lack to wert," Miller salll. The auail ants were worb at the firm's eucutive FBI's 11101t wanted fvcitl.ea detected. 110 lola of . Ford ~ met with $rikers end a buddy ;rbo made tbe idenUfjed by a Polaroid offices In Cambrldp but he ASHCRAFJ' NAMED delegate sl,rengtb beC"1oe. ol. W.W¥aday in Charlestou- ' guard as Richard Picariello, had 8CJDe to the Waltham li!t a few houri later. Sen. James Buckley'a an-- lis fotl1h appearance in the WASHJNGTON (UPI) McCune llllnlsed to avoid %7, of Portland, Maine, and plant for a meetinC·... Nita . Ashcraft of San Ejlward Gullion, 27, of getting llidmped. . As tbe eRCUUve ~Upped Francisco, . a former ilia ~ wbebewould placed in rea4t • truce. allow coalflelila In an attempt tn . . . rwo w11om pollee said Bollm. from bl$ car, lite would« cbainnan of the California nomination - if Lblt 'IOUld Dla cnn II ed miners -;~!.'::!:;!,k~ ~Uo bas beep Ill the lddnapers pulled up ~ ftre warqd ID camectlm ' Etnployment Boar,d , produce . a flr•t-ballot cmtjn~ however to pad 11'··iVii £/ with ll!rrorlsl bcmlqJ jn FBI's IDOl! w~ list since ~ in ~ tan 'nil witb Masa- Thuraday !warne the bighesl deadlock and thua free ~Y for a ~tinuance 1f;=;:=;~ 111ree New Engllnd ates July 2$. Gullioo, 'II'U placed 00 cbusetts plates. One ap- l'lliiting woman in the Air dt>log•tett of 1egaJ mmmlt.- of . the walkout, !l'hicb 1h tbll year, corlll!l'ed McOme, tbe Iilii hours after the proached McCune with a Force. . menll to VOte I ~ lllilllmloJ!¥11 after I federal .. II, Ul a Narold ~ lot attempted kidnapiag .. llbolpl and ordered bjm w . Mts. Asltcraft was ii'II'OI'II in way· • ·ladle impooed a J50,000 fine 1'be two Jwve been sougbt ''Get In the Villi,'' poljce said. aa aMpnt secretary of tbe 'lboaadat morning, pointed a ''We lloll't Bee any Ford m UMW lA>cal 1759 at Cedar lbotgm at him and tried to since early Ju,ly in coonectioo When McCune refilled, he ·Air Force for. ill8llpOWel' and dP,II!satr . switdtlng over,'' Coal Co., Kanawh,a County, with bombinp in Augusta, was struck on the head and ~ affairs. She .will be Neaen said. " If BuclJey Ia w.va: for deiJinlltillack-lolbducllim. . McCuqe, wbo keeps In Maine, Seabfllok, N:H., ,New- fell, ,Police Chief Edward respo~ible for personnel nominat.ed, be would draw wert erder against a local strike. lbape by ~ 11¥1 rldinl a burypJrt, Ml~Js ., alllllolton. Slcott said. programs for more than a away fnm Reagan." JnvestigaiDnl said earlier The man with the gun then milllm men and WOOlen in blcyele, twice refuled tbelr erders to get Into a van, !bel! thi8 IUIIlller POlaroid bad stood over McCune, telling' the Air Force. gnobbed the ban;el of tbe been a potenlial target of him to "get up !lid get ill the Preadenl Ford nominated Picariello, GuiJlo!i and two van." Mt'Cw)e a1!41n refused ~ for the Pl,900 politlali lhcq1m wben he - tnoc:lted men alr!8dy in custody. · and coq~pany spokeamen said last month. The Senate to 11M! pvand. . CAlRO (UPJ) - Egypt Ia tbe United Natlon!t. McCune, a native of Glen he "was able to IJI'ab the CIXIflnned the awointment The- fled. mauiQg troops and tnnor The draft proposal would N.Y., became gun," '"!be ljttle~er of my left Falls, last week. · · aionllta western border wit.b have the oonfa-ence II!JileaiiD haqd wu. dislocated and a Ubya to prevent the the U.N. General ~ly lnfUlraljm ol. Ubr811-traln~ · "to lllllil!rtate Ita biiiDrjc saboCeun, mWtary aources •obllgatin111" and ''pi'IIC!il:e Ita By ROBERT 81'IUND f1 · j said lpday. · .. .., to ·-~ SAN RAFAEL, Calif. wcman, v&man ury. •..,.t ..ae 'the ne~ ~dtted wi" Tate were The .otrea, qu«ed by Ute aanct•-s to de-"- •-ael (UPI) - . II "·d been lWI " TaliiJ!Uinl.ett, "" 33, and aemloffldal AI Abram.._ • fr001 ""' .,. ... In ,. the ~ Ita me~~~benhlp ~:o&."Jft!~:.e~~-!.,UtY Fleela IJrumlo, 31, · botll o1. paper,saldthe ,bulldupw_.a United NallDIII," . . wbom will -·•· In prilon "protective step" and ""'" draft calli 'or llrae''s record....24_ u daJJ. Superior ,...,..... .... ' ol Ita ' Caari - ............... . ~ m other ,mrgett. . In c1uded Ulfantry, annpr, ezpul1fon becaule ·-~ :;:;,;;-.•to..=tbe""' Defense· .at.torneys J111:8tl'ooperaandalrdefeille ~ falltn lO.llve liP w - • --·,_, _....._. reve-•· "' t.be mill. . . --'-·· U.N. r-""'-· m ~~~the ctoMied, a;;"~~I.e. lion¥•, political sources ;b";"""'Mtddle 'E;;;t'~and By Law1 eace E. Lamb, M. n: relatively small men are additional 100 grams of would guess that may be your • .~San· ~-· tbey baring the aaldthebulldql,dlclnotmean Palfatine.' protein Intake a week. That is problem. Learn to lift weights ~·of-the"'"' DEAR DR. LAMB- I am major competitors. • "'... ....-·- defeqdanta lila~ by the the two co111trles were about _..._ The point is that a person less tluin 15 grams additiomil properly and learn what you SIJ:" were.found guilty and antlea and wrlatl and to 80 to war. 15 years old and I am very MILAN, llll!y (UPI) seriou8 about bodybW!ding. wit.b a small build does not protein a day to meet 'your can expect out of the number lhre, othen were acquiUed challled at tbe wal.lta to _ , . Italian doctors performed My weight lifting hook said need to, and will not goal. H you doubled that of times you lift your near · Thursday In connection lritlt ~baited to the floor had POINTE • A - PITRE,. abort!., today on three • the recommended daily necessarily develop ihe hug~ · amount to be sure you had maximum capacity. thelmvlolenceatlileprllon .1 delrlmenlal effect 011 tbe Guadeloupe (UP!) - wo111en wbo fe,uecl , tbejr ' allowance of protein is 70 bulging musdell you see in enough you would still be weU It ·lloesn, do any-good to wl)ere. three 8uardl, two jUry ·"' • . , Regional (lqyernor Jean· espoaure· w a po1aonoua caa • grams and a starting some · parts of the under a 100 grams of protein. overtrain. You can grow trusties . and black The p~Oiecutlon ar1ued Claa ~ ordered cloud would hal"! prpduced muscles only so fast and rev.oluttonary George that }j~Cboq, a black aulbor the evacuation of .the town of deloi'OI'd bablea, hospital bodybuilder needs at least 150 bodybuilding trade. Some of a day r~uirement. • those individuals are not Extra protein is used as beyond that limit the estra JaConckaon were kiiJed, IJI'IIIIS and a pro bodybuUder • and actlvlat wbQ bad l!alnt-aaudl! Ill Guide~ olflclalll ,uld. needs at least 250 grams. strong but rather make a calories or stored as fat. exercise will merely increllse victed Thunday were )live IItten willl today · becauae 'of llll.'riii!Bd P"k''•!ti at the M,lltllapDJ I have been lifting weights good appearance. Some have Those high-calorie, hlgh.fat your endurance. This Isn't John . L. Spain, , 31, on two a:cbanged An8'ia om. ball w!WJped 1 ICIIYII)' by tltlru &lalrlfe ~ aWe aald lite for about a year and do not considerable fat in the body, diets advocated by .aome bad but may slow up the counta of flr1t degree 1111._w gw{ out of IU A&. volcano. ".,. •· • ,., , three ~- ttlldei •ent ,II;Je feel I'm making any gaina at directly attributed to bodybuilding ·.· cults are muscle growiJJ . murder; H~tg.U PineD, 31, and q ·lbortly after beln ' abortlmii.ilJir paycltolocll'a .aU with regular dally vit- unhea!IJJy eating and training dangerous to your health and l'dlike you ID have a aound O.vld. Johnson, 21, , both oo vlalte4 by an attorney8 . DAMASCUS, Sfl1a (UPI) certllted; that their IDIIItal malna, .o I would IIU ID !mow methods. border on plain fraud . appreciation for what you can chlrsea of felony auault m Sler'-'1 Bqbam. ' · -Syrlahucloeeclltaborder belll.bwutbnalaledbyltar about protein tablell and If Your book is in league With Whenever I find someone in expect from weight training RU81' d s. · . Wllllln. ' half hour, one with ~ to pmenl ~; of llvinl birth to deformed they are good for a peraon the cult to sell protein the bodybuilding business so 1 am sending you The Alllbree will be aenteoced guaiil.- tlbot to dealh two trav~l ~twe.o , tbe. twn " -bib!M' '""' who illln18'esled ill building powders and protein sup- recommending large, ex- Health Letter number ~ oo September 30, rut none died of aiUhed ~·and 111U..W, IPi Jnleri« Mlnllt.,. · ~~ ~ aald t1tree bodies. .., plements. It is not based on cesslve Intakes of proteina I Weight Training for Energy ~~ve tile deat.b penalty two • ~ nn ~ IDcl,ly. t:npre ~ '*1"__, to tbe DEAR READER - There facii.,Apound oflean mlllcle, know he doesn't iiliiCh and Weight Control. Others ....,_it WUI't ~ kiDicL Jacltlon wu ,tlbot w 1'be ¢ V., said • pollciRPiattlil'...-bytown Ia a lot to be said for devoid of fat, containa only about Ute buslneu er Is • who want this lnformaUon in Callfomla l!lltll lfler t11ie death by tow,- gun lddJa Inte,rlot 'Mialatry . ct.cr,ee of ~~ were awaltlill developn, a pod ,strong IOOgramsofprotein.About 75 t se!Ung prOteill supplelllenta. can send a long, stamped, Aug. 21, It'll prilon Olltlnak. l'IIIIIIIW .I CIOII t1te pr11on impwl.. tbe . . W11 illued aiJortlonlli¥! could unc1tr8o body and propet wellhl per cent of its weight Is A few well meaning people self..addresaed envelope with The acquitted' Included c:oun,.n~. Jat.e 'lbuJ..dly but 81VI ~ Clf"'N'.Im•lil a llllllar of training will help. Many wal8'. The latest protein don't know the mathet11aUcs 50 cen\1 for it. Address your WUiie Tile, 32, the only Bin1bam, 1 yotq radical t•· die •IUII\'41. , J 1 •• .,~,;;-;-;,;;coachea uae it to 1ntprove the requirementa show that the Involved. letter to me In care df this clellndant not lbacltled to hil ller81ey,,Callf.,lllllimey and " " : I ·' ...~· tit •' "f form ia a 'capability of athletes, most a growing boy of your Thetrlcktoimprovingyour newspaper, P. 0 . Box 1551, chair during lite 18. month, the ll'•lllaon tt 1 fGrmer • COLOMBO, • Sri • CJ'bnlnll offeilfe . in Jtaly, '.• specifically to develop aRe needs is about 54 grams muscle strength and muscle Radio City Station New two week. tr)al. He ga~ • Canaiii:Ucut , . , _ , dlup- (UPI)- Arab ltllllona. Laok~ lpday • eioept.:.. lit: Ulll where oflood quality protein a day. siZe is how you train, aa long York, NY 11019. It aiao ex- clendled fist aalule and said pean4 the . . Jlay and cbfted a prapoaa1 at IIJe · PrtitiiPICT' enclan1er• tbe '. strengiJJ. U you walch any of tbe U you gained a pound of a;' you .have a good balanCed plains why welghl !raining alterwa~d. all of the remeiDJ alilqe, dlaplle an Fifth S."•nll Ca!tferenee pt matber's 1111111m or pbJIIca) weight lifting competition mUICle a week that would diet wtth as much as 100 can make il easier to prevent defettdldts lltould ._l(e been ateaalve FBI aeudl. N - - Natiooa lhlll mill bealtb. you will aee that a lot of mean you would need an gramsofgoodproteinaday. I (lbesity '"' lo correct it. found not guilty by tbe seven!« file 01111er of .la'ael frGm ' By RICK GOSSEIJN nine wlna. . UPI Sporll Wrilfr Ryan matched Koufu's Nolan Ryan,,who hu been majar .-,ue recar.d ol. four compared wiiJJ Sandy Koufa1 n<HII lien when he hurled · aa one of the game'• aU-time them over a three..yf:lll liPID By MILTON RICHMAN great pitchers, juat can't from 1973-75, but he Is still 1, UP! Sporll Editor. llet!ID 1o make It Jell. plagu~d with an Thursday night the lnconalstency that &oufu NEW voRl( (Ul'!J - They were \Wo grown men, 011e 77 and the Olher 831 htlilll up Oil a ptece qf baseball trivia, and the way flreba\llng righty d.ropped a eventually waa able to scrap. Fred Lynn de!llivecl Ryan lh.r 111t'e g9ing at It you'd have sworn they were a couple of :1-1 decilloo tp the Boston lied Sox, his. 15th aetbacll lll!ainst of the victory Thursday. night ~ kidl. ·, l • . "m you sure?" per~ed the older one, George "Specs" · ~· A. REAVI!S CHAJ..METn:, La. (UP!) - Ryan suffers his 15th loss double in the fourth. ladillls I, au,en 4: Manager Frank ,Robinson lilapped a pinciH\ILIII118le ID se«e LarveU ~ and cap a tw()oi'UII, nfnth4nnlnc rally and. lift Cleveland over Tnas. ~Rangen tooka 4-3 lead in the ~th on a -pair ol. unearned runa after Boot! Powell gave Cleveland a one, run lead in the third with a three-run h0111er. A'a 4, Brewers S; Gene Tenace's eighth· inning single scored pinchrunner Larry Untz fropt secoruj to give Oakland Its sllth straiKht victory. Sal Bando drew a tw(H)ut walk in 11\e eighth off. ~loser Bill Castro. Lirltz WI\S sent in to pinch run, stole second al)d trotted home oo . Tenace's single. , �2- The O.UySenUnel,Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Aug. IJ, 1976 I - I I Policies listed by conservatives KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) . Republican GOP CQI,laervativjl!l, led by Sen. Jesse Heln;ls, RN.C., llave compiled a lilt of 22 proposals they want included in the · party's . 1976 platform. The proposals would: U.S. Maintain sovereignty over the Panama canal. - Declare that Cuba's support of violenc~ and subversion "ma)\es it ineligible fir readml.8Sion to the ~nununity of American states." - Maintain u.s. mllitary strength. - Direct the federal government to do not)ling ID unc!er,cut "certain select nations" in Africa ~nd conti!>ue · to purchase Youth group elects officers Rhodesian chrome. . ownersbip pllins. - End .afflrtnative. actioo - Improve U.S. relatioos civil tigbts programs, by with China without harming con~tutional amen<M!ent If "our valued friend and ally . on Taiwan: the Republic of necessarx. Oppose reimposition of China ~': wage-price cmtrols. · - Assure cootinued U.S. .- . Reform monetary support of NATO. . systems tP .prevent creation - Declare that in its of an exl'e$8 supply of money. dealing with the $Qviet Union, - Qwoae any national the United Sta~ "must not be deluded by such vag1,1e health lr,lsurance prqgram. - Oppose "Infiltration" ol notions and concepts as the federal government iniD detente." . . health.care. · - Deny anmesty ,to those · Protect the who evade mUita.ry service. co. n fidentiality of medical ;- ConW.ue the search for those lllis&ing in actioo in records. Southeast Asia. . - .Reje'ct gun control, but imp.ose ma~datory prison tertllll for those Who commit crimes will) .fir"'rrns. - Express support for right to work. By ROBERT M. ANDREWS --; Deregllhlte the energy KAN,SAS CITY, Mo. (UP!) industry, abolisbing oil and - Satisfied that the final gas price <;Q~trols. . platform will be a~;eeptable lo - End busing, by conslitU· eith<l' candidate, sq>porters tioq4l amendment if ol. President Ford 8lld Ronald necessary, Reagan turned elsewhere - Amend the Constitution · today f!l' lhe handfpl rl. ID require .a balanced federal delegates each needs . w budget. . clinch the Republican presi~ Amend the Constitution . dential nm;~inatlon. to prohibit abortion on Three days before the GOP demand. . Natiooal Convention ~ in - Support l!fllploye stock the new, gleaming white Kemper ,Arena hard bY.II)e stoc)\yards of old Kansasl City, Ute outcome of ballding FAST RECOVERY l?lGLEWOOD,Calif. (UP! ) fer the candidate to oppose .,.. Osca,r-winhing actoc Rod Democratic nm~lnee Jimmy Steiger is r~:eovering !run a Carter. in the fall rampaigit cardiac bypass operatloo last · still was uncertain. . . Political strategists for Saturday at a faster than ave111ge pace and may be both Ford al!d Reagan were released .from Daniel cWming a tirst-bal!ol vic:tcn was in sight. (!ut the latest Fr~ llDR>ital in a few day~. doctors .said Thunday. UP! tab~tim .illowed both Despite his improving candidates still !IIIII'( of the t ondltion, the ~1-year-<)ld 1,130 delegates ~ acur, who woo an Acadeiny Ford with 1,122 votes and Award for porlraying a Reagan 1,031i, with 102 llleriff in· "ln the Heat of the uncommitt.e<!. Co~vention ·pla~(orm ~ight, " was not pertni¢ed Refinery ripped by fire, blast; 12:dm·.. Viking may be uked to picture Earth's tinyness By JAMES J. DOYLE PASADENA, Calif. (UP!) - 1< scientist . WGUid ~e w loc1111 Vlldng 2's cameras on . .earth ao manltlndmay realize its home planet is really a small and "very fraglle thing.'' "U we IDok .a color picture what we would see woitld be a very,small dot fl. Ucbl," Dr. James Pollack .uld in an Interview Thursd•y. "It would be colored bluiSh. "It would make a · great · picture, if w,e could take it, but Pi!l not sure we can do.that," he said, a:plalnlng !.\an "as mw 216 mWioo mlles from earth--;at, ll)e Umit of the cameras' sensititvlty. "I'm going to take, a hard . look at the nwitbers,'' he said. "I would Uke to take that picture.". :·r quite frantly think the lrnporlat . . t.be space JlfOIIUI hu done Is to give man a ~ler view . o1. earth- lhllt he li on a very Ira~ tlinc and that froln the pe.,pecll-ve {A other parts of the solM sylll!ll', nat. a very big object,'' Ute ICientlst aald. Pollack, of the project's lander trnasins .~. said the croll's CllTie>;as were now ~ used 88 .astronomical ubse~vatorles , taking plcta.res of the two Martian ~ and determining how much sun!lghtls lost ,through the planet:s.thin atmosphere, Vlkiag 21s acltj!duled to join Viking I on Man Nrly nell month. Any picture ol. earth would hliv.e to walt unW V1k,ing 2 is safely parked on Mars. . moet . Delegate hunt pressed Allhough· a Ford writers were under p-essure a spokesman conceded there ID finislt work today on By J08EJ'II An e~q~loslon Sport Parade ripped througlt. ~oil rtllnery tnwer TIJtraday ,Nght, men worklnl . lnllde were trapped by a flub fire and a dea<IIY ·barnge of falllng am deocia. 'l:welve per~~~ns were ldlled and seven,ot.bers ln)lred,flft of them critlcelly, in the bllllt at the Temeco OU ,!Winery alongside the Miululppl River.. .. "It will be a couple of days unw they pull ou.t an the .~ of the bodl•," said Ralph Carrera, 1St. Bemard Sberlff's deputy, who wu railed t~ the acene. ~ ·n was like ilellilt there. It was hot. The sides o1. the tnwer were charred and a lot of the guys ftre cut in hllf by the falllng melal." . . The mly outside signS of the eap1o11on ft/8 a mtr.llld llf« ,!be 4ea4y blaat. ~ thud and a putfol.1111olte fiWI ' 'I waadown the rold IDll I:;'! the :tOUoot wwer five miles ·.didn't llelr,'"71blng, bllllt'a ·• dowilflver from New IIUI'e a ~- lnalde," lllld ~leatJI. Carrera. ; . Houn la~jjr the deld were . ~e iil8d 111M ':~ lowered on a wooden bulbi ' l~we~d on black•• Ji14tfarm rtaed to ' pulley · . .trical e«cla to WUIIIInRte:;: outalde the triple-towered the lilo. · lilo. A blue ~ttaUon oU drum One workmall rwtlnC for' ,. aened ·U a counterweight. ~ ,overnight 11b1ft lllld . Jw "W~',e ne- had anything wu aarprlled• by ,lite blut, IIU thla IInce I c.me here In, : •,some~r must have:·i 1$51, ". 111~ a plant . ~ '/jrlln lbeh. 'l'her've lqM!I'vilor. "Every now an(!'· ~ Wllfki!J ln'flln fort" then a contracur. will hit a and a ' llalf end there;, live wire and eleCtrocute hun't been 81\Y trouble," he 10meone, but we've ne"'r aald. -:: had anythin8 of this Tbe 'plant, Ulumlna~d' magnitude," Thureday ntcltt by thouNndi'' The eaploalo~ and lire wm of tiny, UcJtt bulbi and a filii an~ to the silveri)linted moon, II )ocated one mUe ~ silo, lesa .~11100 yarda from the neareat major hllltwJy:" the MlulaalpJII River. ·Dep~Uea blocked acce11: Flashin1 118hll from rwtes end pre'll!nted aU bill·: emerge~~cy vehicles were tbe coroner's wagooa and piam· ooly sips oflroubl~ minutes WU'l\ers.from en!ering. · wden ~. last ditch miners' revolt CHI9AGO (UPI ) , - An umpire hlld.a quick 8II,IIWer ID lthen they get together the 'fay they did at Yankee StadlUIYI Rick Reuschel'a protest and last weekend. Of the two, Tommy Henrich was the bet"r- It meant an .8-3 defeat fer the known belllplay.,, hjt~g ~none ol.the New.York Yankee~· Chh)ago Cuba, manager Jim beat clute)) bitten 11 H!I&OnB, tut ooe thing Specs Toporcer hils Marsltall 111«1 today. Reuachel wa~ booted out of over blm Ia a few years. · Specs put in 31 years in prof8411onal b&seball, eight of them tile game Thursday when he with the S!. Louis Cardinals, for whom he did an e~eeptijlllal protested to p(4te . umpire job with hl,a glove. Later he 1114na8ed in places Uke Jersey John Kibler after serving up Oty, Rochester, Buffalo, Syracuse, LltUe Rock and Al~.my, a home run. pitch to the N.Y., andafterthatheworkedin the front office for the Bolton cincinnati Reda' Joe Morgan. On a knd-2 COillll, Morgan Red Soz and Chicago White Sol,. . Af18' ')'oporcer,lefl Henrich, )le slill bad tlt8t question about.· opened the eighth Inning with Hack WUson on hla mind and,.as he aays, ~~ "looked It up" in a drive. into the right field bleacher& that left the Cubs t1te record bo,ok. . Actually, his wll~, Mabel looked . It up for him. Specs ahead 3-2. Reuschel advanced on Topoccer Is blind. Has bj!en for 25 yean, but there BJ:e a lot pf people with two good eyes who doo 't get around half aa well as Kibler, .COOiplalitlng that he had lllisaed the call on two Specs does. strikes, and Kibler ejected .. The ~ecord boo~ showed Hack Wilaoil!Mit bot.b hla recorda in him from the game 1930. His 1110.RB!s that year ~ stand ~ the !11l1Jor league . record and Ida 56 homers the same year Still constitute the imlnedlate!y, Protull by Re,lschel, Marshall and the National League record. " Upon ~termining that Wllaon set both marks in the same Cube dldn 't chall8e the decl· yet!i', Specs prompUy aat down and wrote Tommy Henrich in sloo. "It was a questlo~ of the PrescottValley,Arlz. Hedldn'ldo It to lord it over hlm.,lle did It ~use he knows TtXt'lmy Henrich w~li and he knows how quallty of the pitcher we anxloua the former Yank!~! out(lelder Ia to. get ~verythlng . could put in," Marshall said, llight. He didr\'t want 111m to go on some.panel show.someUme "and we didn't have anybody and nlake.that ilame mistake again. Specs Toporcer Is agentle wbo could pitch like Reuschel was going. I tl)lnk Kibler put Dllll. He Is not a needier. . " On the 22nd of thil month, he'll.be traveling to Sl, Louis ID him out veo> fast, and l don't !Ike pal't in the 50th .anni~ersary of the first ,.world think he was giving Reuschel championship tejlill ever to represent the city of St. Louil. Ali anything all day." "I didn't h.llve any alter10 llvltJg members of thatl926 clllb have been invited to a~d and besides Toporcer, the otl)ers are Bill Hallahan, ~esse native,'' Kibler Jald, "Once a Haines, Bob O'Farrell, Ray Blades, Taylor Douthit, Sylvester player leaves his posillon to challenge a ball and strike Johnson, Les Bell, Vic Keen and Eml,e Vick. . In the World Series wlt.b the Yankees that y8jlr, Toporcer call, he's got to go, and he did .pinch hit a sacrifice fly that temporarily \led the score of the it twice." Whether Reuachel could :fourth g11111e but the ac~plishment was vll'lually burled by haye hung 00 to win was :BabeRuth'sthreehomen that gave the Yankaa 10-6 victory in questionable. Bruce Sutter ·the same contest. . : One of the Cardinal pitchers on that club w;asthe late Grover relieved and gave up a game:Cleveland Alexandet: and Topor,cer recal)a me particular tyjng ho111e run to George Foater, a stpgle to Jtitnny : game he pitched aga!Jlst tl)e PhUlies two years later. . · : ."Alex wa~ an alcoholic as you iqlow and an epileptic, &Ad.oo Bench and was lifted in favor • this day, he's pjtching to Pan Hurst .and he has one of ~ of Mike Garman, who got I eplli!Ptic seizures while he's maldng bis delivery," remembers Tony Perez to hit into aferce ; Spec~. "By sheer inatinct, he goes throug~ with hla pltc:h and It play befor~ Dave Concepclm : COIIle~ to the ~te like one of Rjp Sewell's old blfWers. Alex tripled ID score Perez with • siiiJIIps tQ the ground after he lets the ball go atld the umpire the ~ing run. •· "Fos)er hit a fork ball,'' : caUs it a strike. Yoo know Al~x always had this marvelous : control. A!lyway, Bill Sh.erdel is sitting on the bench next 1o me Sutter said. "It got away • and be aaya, 'My God, just thb\k of the trouble we pitchers all ~me . He hit It good. You : havewith 'our .control, and llere's a guy who can throw a strlk~ just .can't. make a misla~ against those guys, not in this : even when he's unccnscious."' v ..... . Polaroid's McCune winner I of battle wit~ fugitive ear:· ~ment men, Three convicted in longest trial DR. LAMB Weight-lifting can have value 1 ••kl, kno' •• ~ Staubach ·lose$ fight, l~~~~~~~~~ Foreign events .,rue., , 1p0a.nan .n·: :rio . - Cubs, Marshall upset over umpires calls , T)le d~on between Speca.Toporcer atid Tommy Henrich gives you aome Idea of what laseball Old Timers talk about ,. ' I AstroGrapn Beroico B- Oaol For llolurdor Al!ll. 14, 1t7S ARIES (Morel. 21-Ap•N 11) You 're very popular with others today. This wili become ap ~ pa·rent to you once you make your entrance where a group Is gathered . TAURUS (April 20·May 20) Persons will take you into their confidence today where they wouldn't others. Vou may be told s.omething advantageous. GEMINI (Mor 21-Juno 20) Today holds 1a special type of prom ise for you . There's a l i kelihood you may get someth ing you've been hoping tor. CANCER (Juna 21-Julr 22) ' Aim high today. Even if you fall short you 'll still be ahead of where you started , especially in career or financial matters. LEO (Julr 23-AIIII. 22) Try to spend time in the company of people today whom you feel you can learn from . Valuable ideas .wlll be exchanged. VIRGO (A119. D-lllpt. 22) This is a good day for you to get in touch with anyone who owes you ,something from the past Your chances of collecting took promising . LIBRA (8opt. 23-0ct. 23) Conditions will be much to your llkjng today, particularly if you're going to be doing something where friends are Involved. SCORPIO (Oct. 2'·Now. 22) You can excel at anything you set your sights on today tha t you're prepared to rea lly work !or. Roll up your sleeves. Get going! ' THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. oo the trading .block. "Lopgley has made bis again quai1erbacklng feud feelings clt~~~r about whlit he · between Roger Staubach &,nd wants-that Is to be trailed,"· CUnt L<lngley ended with just Coach Tom, ,Landry said. "And If that Is so, then I will :. oo~ punch. •. Af faf as brawls go, try w accommodate him." General Manager Tex Th~y's brief bout in the Dallas Cowboys' training Schran;un JJgreed, saying the .. room wasn't much. llut It Cowboys "1111ililly have .tak\lll :': should leave lasting Into consideration tile desires ,:; memories for aU concerned. of a player who wanted to be · .;, For the ri!CQrd lbngley woo trade!\." It was the second fight in a by a ~o. sending Stllubach week fqr the two "" tq the hoaplta1 with a 10-atltch .~: gash above hla eye. But the quarterbacks. The two had ;.;; ooce 1\eir-apparent to the engaged In a Monday Cowboy's No. I quar- IICU!Iling match lifter having .. terbacking job might be the , worda during a passing drill. ~: loser in the end. · But according ID Staubach, :;· L<lngley stmnped out pf there was nothing to •w• camp and tbe Cowboys preclpltat~ the Thursday . Immediately IIIIBpended the fight. III J thr "I didn't proY!)ke him· at ee-year ve~ran without pay. Today he II Ukely to be all," Staubach said. "He CBii\11 at me. He hit me wltb a ' 1 11tleaa ppnch. He hit me Just ,. aa I waa ,putting on my ,.. _, shoulder pads and I feU iiJ1d .,. hit my head on the scales. ""\ The ne~ thing I lplew, my tean)mates "era all around '" ' me keepin8 me from getting rf!fi .Ailr IINriNft at !Wn.'' 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New York's .Jim Hunter snapped . a personal four· game \osl11g streak. and scored his first victory since July 21 with a nine·)llt perfprman ce Ualnst Minnesota. The Yanks nlo;ked Ste.ve Luebber for two runs in tbe second and another in the th~d and 'bro~.e it open oo Chris Chambliss' three"''Un Foster may he . next ·Reds' MVP By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Writer In the WQrld Chlimpion Cincinnati 11-eds: clubhouse,of wall-to-wall .stars, outfielder · 'J;he Reds woo two and the. George Foster is only Cubes one in the thre!ilame beginiling to be r~cognized . . · By the end qf the season it aeries. is quite possible the. '!/-year old Foster will be cOI)sidered left In your capable hands to the National League's Most day. You 'll make It turn out fun . Valuable Play~t. . . CAPRICORN (Oac. 22-Jon . "My goal this season was lo 1t) A . cond ition that has reach my full potential," says recently caused you concern Foster. "! .don 't know what will be recttried today In a , that really Is. But the idea is ma~ner you 'd least elCpect, and to keep improving." . to everyone's satistact ion _ . . He drove in four ~ with AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fib. 11) his 25th.and 26th bomers and 'Do something fun and different became the fir st majqr today, but don't· get too m an y people involVed. The smaller leag)ler. to drive .in 100 runs the group the happier the time. this season Thursday when PISCES (Fab. :ZO•Mo•ch 20) the Reds w.on, lh1, over the Your financ ial pr ospects Chl~ago Cubs. , appear quite encouraging toFos~ tied the score at 3-3 d ay. You should be able to add with his first homer in the to your resources through your eighth inning and hit the cleverneS$. three-run homer as the Reds . cli!'ched the game with four runs in the ninth. Joe Morgan and Johnny 1\enclt also homered for the Reds, who Aug. 14, 1111 have. won 13 of !heir last 15 Lar ger -than - u s ual ac - . games . complishments are posSible Manny Sarmiento, who for you th is coming year. l et pitched one shutnut inning, your ambitions run rampant. received credit for the Dare I() be bold and enterprising . victory w)llle Bruce Sutter was the loser. Pete. LaCock homered for the Cubs. WEICKER'S STAND Atlanta defeated PhiladelHARTFORD, Conn. (UP!) - Sen. lbwell Welcker, R· Cqnn., says he will ."disavow" the Republican .national plat(orm if it supports . constitutional 8111endmenia banning ferced busing and abortion. . Welcker, qn a Hat;tford campaign swil>g, ·said Thursday he also would reject the platfOflll If It faUs to include 11 plank supporting equal rights, for women. Welclter resigned from the Connectlct!l delegation to !he GOP national. cooventlon so he could spend time CIIDpaigning for re-election, he aaid. Entertalnmontond ..... .. Yllll<eet U, l'wial 5: Great S4iledion Of Floor Stock For oil your home " '·tUl. . 4 ITWo Longley'ssideqft)le story Is that Staubach Is such a competitor that he won't a,llow anyone competing for his job .to . be a . friend. Staubach's story is that Longley never wanted to be friendly," lie sai~ . "You get all kinds of stories. You can make ollt wl)at you Yflln),'' 14lgley refused to. dlscusa Thursday's fight but Sllld he could not play on the same lealll w.ith ,Staubach. :'As far as I'm concerned, he's a player, not a coach. I don't want him evaluating my efforts fer tlw team.and I won't evalua(e his," he said. Staubach said he felt L<lngley had decided ID leave the team and .tl\ltt he wanted to tak~ ''ooe last shot. He had no guts to fight me head on. He called . Drew Pearson.. some names I would not repeat and· I <;illed him oo It,'' Staubach said of tbe Monday fight. . :'And hittin8 111e with a gutleu punch was his way of gettlnil back.'' ......, c..rt "·· ......,..,, .....)....,.._. Chicago,~ . \ INGELS FURNITURE ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE ~. .. think we're right ." Even 111~ ll)e game, Marshall. was .dilguated . "11'5 a a~u~me:: he said. ''These players d,_-ved ID ~~ three games with the Atlanta tripped Philadelphia, 4-3, and Cincinnati drubbed ., . , aU ge\ that way when .we one bit better sine~ the begin,ning of tile se&IOll ," Ryan said. ~' I'm sUD looking for the consls\ency in my dell.very. It comes and goes at limes. Tonight my rhythm got better at the end of the game." . In other games, Cleveland defeated Texas, 5,4, New York trimmed Minnesota, J2..' ' 5, and Oakland be.a t ,Milwaukee, ~ . . In the National League, San Diego blanked New York,~. ~NOTICE!! '·!hut loses ·his backup I park." The me run Cincinnati tead became academic in the ninth when Garman walked Ken Griffey and . ~organ before Foater hit hla aecqnd hOme run and B!!nch alao belted a homer .. "I can und~d their objecting," 1\eda. manager Sparky Andenon said. "We SAGITTARIUS (Now. 23·0... 21) Any social activity that reQuires organization sho·u ld be '' ' with a two-out bloop single in the,lOth inning ID ~e Butch . Hobaon from third ba$e. Hob8011 !'liked, moved to aecond on a sacrifice and tnok third on an infield 9111.. I( was the loth . Ume thi8 aeaaon the Ancell provided Ryan 'with one run or leu ill a game. "My delivery hasn't gotten ,. ~ag,m . " Leaders claim support in ' "I'm IIIII'!.',' rep~,clthe YINilaer one, T,ommy l;lenrl~h. . "laJ,raylthougijtJiac!CWUsonaetbothhla records the same year," aalcl TopOr~. ."No, he dldn ~1,"1 ~~lll'ich ir)siJt~ . 1'He dron in 1110 runs in 11!30 tut he didn't rut bi.s li6 homers that year. I believe he hit tbem lite year .belore, .In 1929." . ·"Okay, I guess J waa wrong,'' aald Toporcer, · making a mental note to hlmsel( 1o 80 ba~k to the record book. soon, c!leclt It and get hla facts straight ao he didn't make the aame '"' "genuine doclll)l~nt of campaign might . be promises for the . GOP controversy" ova- the f~ nominee, whpever he ;.s•.And policy plank, botli sides hardline conservatiyes had believe. either candidate • Officers were elected at the succeedej\ in getting some of could. suppori · tentative Tuesday night mee(lng of lhe their pet issues - such 88 jill ouUines ol. tile plaJfonn that Methodist Youtll Fellowship amendment to !an tlbcrtlms, finally will be eqdocsed by the at the. Asbury United an end to federal 8id for con~tion Tuesday night. Methodist Church. , educatioo, and a restor~oo Thus, the .heightening CHARLESTON, W. Va . P(cke~ reached '!"Vera! end the sltlk~. ooly one 'pi• . ol. prayer in public schools battle (or .delegate votes (UPl) _The. diehard lea~rs mines In 1111ithem West Vir- C4¥1ar Coal's aeven mlneao Elected were Jaye Ord,. ·• into the platform.. president; Lori Guinther, ~ elsewhere, notably jn fl. 1 1Jl01111t-loog ~ · miners' gqua counties, and their talk r e ~ u rtt e d opera i Ion ,.,.• vice president; Tonia Ash, .The conservt1tives l:lnaten places where ~ allies revdt say lq)port il Still with was threatening. . Thunday. '! .\ possible ,floor . fights next ~ ID. e:ert psycholog!r.al them, but it ~ United · Stanley Hllltler, ti mln,er at treasurer; Teresa Ferrell, Since the 1974 coal secretary, and Sonia Ash, week for s!l:onger, plalforln prtssures on potentially Mlneworker,s President Valley Camp Coal Go., said agreement ClJIIIalns no. rlgbto ,.' II language on sUch issues as vulnerable delegates and tilt Amqld ~ isinore correct ooe shift of miners w~ to«i'ike .clause, miners are news reporter. Awiener roast was planned for Monday detmte, the Panama Cinal the narrow balance .of voting in lis, us umt that the stapped and told by pickets wtal;ie .to strike wltllout court and a billanced federal .strengtll in Reaga11's. fa-. strike is about over. night al Fort Meigs at 7:30 p. . "they were not going ID wcrk reprisals. . '! . ludgel . ~or IU p&Jt, Ford's strateA !aclt-t.o,work trellli wu .I f ljley .had to bust their . But Miller, ...mo.e uniM m. Plans were also made w st•pport a child as a special gists were Qging their own evident 'Jburaday aa;ca Ap- heads.'.'. . engaged, in an Wegal strlte d brand of psychological ~cbia's bituminous ~ ~· . ject of the future. In· A~ rally is to be,held a mmth's duritlon \'!UCtly,a ft!mation on the support warfare, emling cooflderlu ft.elds, and productl<Jt was Tuesday at the Charleston year ago over thla lasue, bat they already · had the resumed . in bot.b ends r1. federal ,building, where 21S vowed to bargain, for a program is · now being otr Cll\Vetttion locked up and pivotal West VIrginia, where members ol. ~a! 1759 flee Umlted right - to • strike . lained. Fund raising projects in~t.ing they were tbe walkout flared July 19 cootempt charges. were also discussed and it · provisiop In the upcwnlns was decided that either candy About People succesifully tlniaJ1in8 the over a minor dispute at one Even !hough 1759 voted ID coal talb. " mine. . . bars or napkins will be sold. By Uiilted Prua ·R eapn challengflll. • The While House clalmed Miners in Pmnsylvanla, BotUe caps are wbe brought btlemau.-1 - and Reapn r.ampaigtt . Ohio and Kentuclly,, chwtl in at the Aug. 24 meeting. On DIAMOND TO TRIAL ' Aug. '!I a ooke sale will be manager Jobn Sears denied into 'the C!lntroversy by WEST LOS ANGELES, held. Calif. (UPl) - ~er Neil - that ,Ford had won rovitlg West Virginian visitors. Di•li'Oil" pleadejl innocent majority support, .ill ·the pickets, beganreportingback Thunday to a mildemeanor a-ucial, 3tWote ~ to their snployen. Miller, vilibly tued by ll)e cbllr,ge of marijuana delegation, ·the largest ~lingle po •ion · and faces trial bloc of uncommitted votes at four..-eek . uprising in bis Sept. 27. the conV<!IItion. union, was confident the There were s!roQg strike wvuld be a tliDC of the Attorney Brian O'Neill entered the Plea In Muni~l iodicatlons that Reagan has put by Mooclay. Many illinen stayed ltoo)e Coort for the singer, who was lo-.t . ~treng~l) among lite Mil"i'ISiR>ians since he cbol!! again today, b¢, as officials not praen!. . Sen. Rlcba!:d ~, the noted',' worllen DOfiiUillY Diamond 1'85 cited by slteli~ Pennaylvanian, 81 bis lion'tl'$n to the mines until 3 rilf's deputies June 30 ~ a ' proepectlve ~ mate. the flnlt Monday fGI!owq a ;, t1tree-bour aearcb .of IU Bel WAL'ftfAM, Ma.u. ,(UP! ) le!f stitches were required to president and clief operating Air home that reportedly But it js not known wltetber ~ Only In rare clr- ·~ - Polaroid Orp. ~dent doR 11 wound bebind my left Oftlcer of Polaroid lut Yf:lll. turned ·up about me oiiDce of Ford has.tlte. needed ~jority atnmjnres ar-e.mines open- ; said McCune alter be William McCune has a for ailutcbting the wat ,rule · Uve 011 weekends. The incident OCCIITed as marijua.na. was treated at Walt~m r.JcCune drove ijltn an un· dlaiQcatA!d ~er and a lump now 1!iilding the delegates ID "ll!elieve the ~ Hospital. "I'm otherwise reoerved parking lpOt at the Ill . . bead today - the price · vote as a bloc. . . rea1illel that they have 1o get '' . ol. IUa bi!We wit.b aoe of tl;le fine." plant. Normally, McCune The White H'""" said it had lack to wert," Miller salll. The auail ants were worb at the firm's eucutive FBI's 11101t wanted fvcitl.ea detected. 110 lola of . Ford ~ met with $rikers end a buddy ;rbo made tbe idenUfjed by a Polaroid offices In Cambrldp but he ASHCRAFJ' NAMED delegate sl,rengtb beC"1oe. ol. W.W¥aday in Charlestou- ' guard as Richard Picariello, had 8CJDe to the Waltham li!t a few houri later. Sen. James Buckley'a an-- lis fotl1h appearance in the WASHJNGTON (UPI) McCune llllnlsed to avoid %7, of Portland, Maine, and plant for a meetinC·... Nita . Ashcraft of San Ejlward Gullion, 27, of getting llidmped. . As tbe eRCUUve ~Upped Francisco, . a former ilia ~ wbebewould placed in rea4t • truce. allow coalflelila In an attempt tn . . . rwo w11om pollee said Bollm. from bl$ car, lite would« cbainnan of the California nomination - if Lblt 'IOUld Dla cnn II ed miners -;~!.'::!:;!,k~ ~Uo bas beep Ill the lddnapers pulled up ~ ftre warqd ID camectlm ' Etnployment Boar,d , produce . a flr•t-ballot cmtjn~ however to pad 11'··iVii £/ with ll!rrorlsl bcmlqJ jn FBI's IDOl! w~ list since ~ in ~ tan 'nil witb Masa- Thuraday !warne the bighesl deadlock and thua free ~Y for a ~tinuance 1f;=;:=;~ 111ree New Engllnd ates July 2$. Gullioo, 'II'U placed 00 cbusetts plates. One ap- l'lliiting woman in the Air dt>log•tett of 1egaJ mmmlt.- of . the walkout, !l'hicb 1h tbll year, corlll!l'ed McOme, tbe Iilii hours after the proached McCune with a Force. . menll to VOte I ~ lllilllmloJ!¥11 after I federal .. II, Ul a Narold ~ lot attempted kidnapiag .. llbolpl and ordered bjm w . Mts. Asltcraft was ii'II'OI'II in way· • ·ladle impooed a J50,000 fine 1'be two Jwve been sougbt ''Get In the Villi,'' poljce said. aa aMpnt secretary of tbe 'lboaadat morning, pointed a ''We lloll't Bee any Ford m UMW lA>cal 1759 at Cedar lbotgm at him and tried to since early Ju,ly in coonectioo When McCune refilled, he ·Air Force for. ill8llpOWel' and dP,II!satr . switdtlng over,'' Coal Co., Kanawh,a County, with bombinp in Augusta, was struck on the head and ~ affairs. She .will be Neaen said. " If BuclJey Ia w.va: for deiJinlltillack-lolbducllim. . McCuqe, wbo keeps In Maine, Seabfllok, N:H., ,New- fell, ,Police Chief Edward respo~ible for personnel nominat.ed, be would draw wert erder against a local strike. lbape by ~ 11¥1 rldinl a burypJrt, Ml~Js ., alllllolton. Slcott said. programs for more than a away fnm Reagan." JnvestigaiDnl said earlier The man with the gun then milllm men and WOOlen in blcyele, twice refuled tbelr erders to get Into a van, !bel! thi8 IUIIlller POlaroid bad stood over McCune, telling' the Air Force. gnobbed the ban;el of tbe been a potenlial target of him to "get up !lid get ill the Preadenl Ford nominated Picariello, GuiJlo!i and two van." Mt'Cw)e a1!41n refused ~ for the Pl,900 politlali lhcq1m wben he - tnoc:lted men alr!8dy in custody. · and coq~pany spokeamen said last month. The Senate to 11M! pvand. . CAlRO (UPJ) - Egypt Ia tbe United Natlon!t. McCune, a native of Glen he "was able to IJI'ab the CIXIflnned the awointment The- fled. mauiQg troops and tnnor The draft proposal would N.Y., became gun," '"!be ljttle~er of my left Falls, last week. · · aionllta western border wit.b have the oonfa-ence II!JileaiiD haqd wu. dislocated and a Ubya to prevent the the U.N. General ~ly lnfUlraljm ol. Ubr811-traln~ · "to lllllil!rtate Ita biiiDrjc saboCeun, mWtary aources •obllgatin111" and ''pi'IIC!il:e Ita By ROBERT 81'IUND f1 · j said lpday. · .. .., to ·-~ SAN RAFAEL, Calif. wcman, v&man ury. •..,.t ..ae 'the ne~ ~dtted wi" Tate were The .otrea, qu«ed by Ute aanct•-s to de-"- •-ael (UPI) - . II "·d been lWI " TaliiJ!Uinl.ett, "" 33, and aemloffldal AI Abram.._ • fr001 ""' .,. ... In ,. the ~ Ita me~~~benhlp ~:o&."Jft!~:.e~~-!.,UtY Fleela IJrumlo, 31, · botll o1. paper,saldthe ,bulldupw_.a United NallDIII," . . wbom will -·•· In prilon "protective step" and ""'" draft calli 'or llrae''s record....24_ u daJJ. Superior ,...,..... .... ' ol Ita ' Caari - ............... . ~ m other ,mrgett. . In c1uded Ulfantry, annpr, ezpul1fon becaule ·-~ :;:;,;;-.•to..=tbe""' Defense· .at.torneys J111:8tl'ooperaandalrdefeille ~ falltn lO.llve liP w - • --·,_, _....._. reve-•· "' t.be mill. . . --'-·· U.N. r-""'-· m ~~~the ctoMied, a;;"~~I.e. lion¥•, political sources ;b";"""'Mtddle 'E;;;t'~and By Law1 eace E. Lamb, M. n: relatively small men are additional 100 grams of would guess that may be your • .~San· ~-· tbey baring the aaldthebulldql,dlclnotmean Palfatine.' protein Intake a week. That is problem. Learn to lift weights ~·of-the"'"' DEAR DR. LAMB- I am major competitors. • "'... ....-·- defeqdanta lila~ by the the two co111trles were about _..._ The point is that a person less tluin 15 grams additiomil properly and learn what you SIJ:" were.found guilty and antlea and wrlatl and to 80 to war. 15 years old and I am very MILAN, llll!y (UPI) seriou8 about bodybW!ding. wit.b a small build does not protein a day to meet 'your can expect out of the number lhre, othen were acquiUed challled at tbe wal.lta to _ , . Italian doctors performed My weight lifting hook said need to, and will not goal. H you doubled that of times you lift your near · Thursday In connection lritlt ~baited to the floor had POINTE • A - PITRE,. abort!., today on three • the recommended daily necessarily develop ihe hug~ · amount to be sure you had maximum capacity. thelmvlolenceatlileprllon .1 delrlmenlal effect 011 tbe Guadeloupe (UP!) - wo111en wbo fe,uecl , tbejr ' allowance of protein is 70 bulging musdell you see in enough you would still be weU It ·lloesn, do any-good to wl)ere. three 8uardl, two jUry ·"' • . , Regional (lqyernor Jean· espoaure· w a po1aonoua caa • grams and a starting some · parts of the under a 100 grams of protein. overtrain. You can grow trusties . and black The p~Oiecutlon ar1ued Claa ~ ordered cloud would hal"! prpduced muscles only so fast and rev.oluttonary George that }j~Cboq, a black aulbor the evacuation of .the town of deloi'OI'd bablea, hospital bodybuilder needs at least 150 bodybuilding trade. Some of a day r~uirement. • those individuals are not Extra protein is used as beyond that limit the estra JaConckaon were kiiJed, IJI'IIIIS and a pro bodybuUder • and actlvlat wbQ bad l!alnt-aaudl! Ill Guide~ olflclalll ,uld. needs at least 250 grams. strong but rather make a calories or stored as fat. exercise will merely increllse victed Thunday were )live IItten willl today · becauae 'of llll.'riii!Bd P"k''•!ti at the M,lltllapDJ I have been lifting weights good appearance. Some have Those high-calorie, hlgh.fat your endurance. This Isn't John . L. Spain, , 31, on two a:cbanged An8'ia om. ball w!WJped 1 ICIIYII)' by tltlru &lalrlfe ~ aWe aald lite for about a year and do not considerable fat in the body, diets advocated by .aome bad but may slow up the counta of flr1t degree 1111._w gw{ out of IU A&. volcano. ".,. •· • ,., , three ~- ttlldei •ent ,II;Je feel I'm making any gaina at directly attributed to bodybuilding ·.· cults are muscle growiJJ . murder; H~tg.U PineD, 31, and q ·lbortly after beln ' abortlmii.ilJir paycltolocll'a .aU with regular dally vit- unhea!IJJy eating and training dangerous to your health and l'dlike you ID have a aound O.vld. Johnson, 21, , both oo vlalte4 by an attorney8 . DAMASCUS, Sfl1a (UPI) certllted; that their IDIIItal malna, .o I would IIU ID !mow methods. border on plain fraud . appreciation for what you can chlrsea of felony auault m Sler'-'1 Bqbam. ' · -Syrlahucloeeclltaborder belll.bwutbnalaledbyltar about protein tablell and If Your book is in league With Whenever I find someone in expect from weight training RU81' d s. · . Wllllln. ' half hour, one with ~ to pmenl ~; of llvinl birth to deformed they are good for a peraon the cult to sell protein the bodybuilding business so 1 am sending you The Alllbree will be aenteoced guaiil.- tlbot to dealh two trav~l ~twe.o , tbe. twn " -bib!M' '""' who illln18'esled ill building powders and protein sup- recommending large, ex- Health Letter number ~ oo September 30, rut none died of aiUhed ~·and 111U..W, IPi Jnleri« Mlnllt.,. · ~~ ~ aald t1tree bodies. .., plements. It is not based on cesslve Intakes of proteina I Weight Training for Energy ~~ve tile deat.b penalty two • ~ nn ~ IDcl,ly. t:npre ~ '*1"__, to tbe DEAR READER - There facii.,Apound oflean mlllcle, know he doesn't iiliiCh and Weight Control. Others ....,_it WUI't ~ kiDicL Jacltlon wu ,tlbot w 1'be ¢ V., said • pollciRPiattlil'...-bytown Ia a lot to be said for devoid of fat, containa only about Ute buslneu er Is • who want this lnformaUon in Callfomla l!lltll lfler t11ie death by tow,- gun lddJa Inte,rlot 'Mialatry . ct.cr,ee of ~~ were awaltlill developn, a pod ,strong IOOgramsofprotein.About 75 t se!Ung prOteill supplelllenta. can send a long, stamped, Aug. 21, It'll prilon Olltlnak. l'IIIIIIIW .I CIOII t1te pr11on impwl.. tbe . . W11 illued aiJortlonlli¥! could unc1tr8o body and propet wellhl per cent of its weight Is A few well meaning people self..addresaed envelope with The acquitted' Included c:oun,.n~. Jat.e 'lbuJ..dly but 81VI ~ Clf"'N'.Im•lil a llllllar of training will help. Many wal8'. The latest protein don't know the mathet11aUcs 50 cen\1 for it. Address your WUiie Tile, 32, the only Bin1bam, 1 yotq radical t•· die •IUII\'41. , J 1 •• .,~,;;-;-;,;;coachea uae it to 1ntprove the requirementa show that the Involved. letter to me In care df this clellndant not lbacltled to hil ller81ey,,Callf.,lllllimey and " " : I ·' ...~· tit •' "f form ia a 'capability of athletes, most a growing boy of your Thetrlcktoimprovingyour newspaper, P. 0 . Box 1551, chair during lite 18. month, the ll'•lllaon tt 1 fGrmer • COLOMBO, • Sri • CJ'bnlnll offeilfe . in Jtaly, '.• specifically to develop aRe needs is about 54 grams muscle strength and muscle Radio City Station New two week. tr)al. He ga~ • Canaiii:Ucut , . , _ , dlup- (UPI)- Arab ltllllona. Laok~ lpday • eioept.:.. lit: Ulll where oflood quality protein a day. siZe is how you train, aa long York, NY 11019. It aiao ex- clendled fist aalule and said pean4 the . . Jlay and cbfted a prapoaa1 at IIJe · PrtitiiPICT' enclan1er• tbe '. strengiJJ. U you walch any of tbe U you gained a pound of a;' you .have a good balanCed plains why welghl !raining alterwa~d. all of the remeiDJ alilqe, dlaplle an Fifth S."•nll Ca!tferenee pt matber's 1111111m or pbJIIca) weight lifting competition mUICle a week that would diet wtth as much as 100 can make il easier to prevent defettdldts lltould ._l(e been ateaalve FBI aeudl. N - - Natiooa lhlll mill bealtb. you will aee that a lot of mean you would need an gramsofgoodproteinaday. I (lbesity '"' lo correct it. found not guilty by tbe seven!« file 01111er of .la'ael frGm ' By RICK GOSSEIJN nine wlna. . UPI Sporll Wrilfr Ryan matched Koufu's Nolan Ryan,,who hu been majar .-,ue recar.d ol. four compared wiiJJ Sandy Koufa1 n<HII lien when he hurled · aa one of the game'• aU-time them over a three..yf:lll liPID By MILTON RICHMAN great pitchers, juat can't from 1973-75, but he Is still 1, UP! Sporll Editor. llet!ID 1o make It Jell. plagu~d with an Thursday night the lnconalstency that &oufu NEW voRl( (Ul'!J - They were \Wo grown men, 011e 77 and the Olher 831 htlilll up Oil a ptece qf baseball trivia, and the way flreba\llng righty d.ropped a eventually waa able to scrap. Fred Lynn de!llivecl Ryan lh.r 111t'e g9ing at It you'd have sworn they were a couple of :1-1 decilloo tp the Boston lied Sox, his. 15th aetbacll lll!ainst of the victory Thursday. night ~ kidl. ·, l • . "m you sure?" per~ed the older one, George "Specs" · ~· A. REAVI!S CHAJ..METn:, La. (UP!) - Ryan suffers his 15th loss double in the fourth. ladillls I, au,en 4: Manager Frank ,Robinson lilapped a pinciH\ILIII118le ID se«e LarveU ~ and cap a tw()oi'UII, nfnth4nnlnc rally and. lift Cleveland over Tnas. ~Rangen tooka 4-3 lead in the ~th on a -pair ol. unearned runa after Boot! Powell gave Cleveland a one, run lead in the third with a three-run h0111er. A'a 4, Brewers S; Gene Tenace's eighth· inning single scored pinchrunner Larry Untz fropt secoruj to give Oakland Its sllth straiKht victory. Sal Bando drew a tw(H)ut walk in 11\e eighth off. ~loser Bill Castro. Lirltz WI\S sent in to pinch run, stole second al)d trotted home oo . Tenace's single. , �4-'l'lle DallySea&laeJ, Mlclcleport.Pwneroy, o ., Frlday, Aug . l3,11176 Owners approve DH for series I' Br JIAII!ft IIINDIIAN PII)ENIX, Ariz. (UPI) - 'nle d •.,...ted hitter,~ pi lbe 111111t bGily debated illuea In b• un, w111 be ~tt~ for tbellnt.tlme in this year's Wll'ld Selia. America~~ League owners won their . batlle for ~ ol the tlesignated hllttr-a lith player; batting fll' lbe pltdler- at l:ueball's ann~t:~l summer meetings 'llllnday, .Cammlsalaner Bolrie Kuhn CUI !be tJe.bnaklng vote, ad!Jptlnc an AL JII'IIPOSil that the DH be qaed in altemaUr!g Wll'ld Series, beginning this ~ar. The. Natiooal League, which had succeeded lri ban; nlni the rule fnlm the Series since the AL adop)ed it in 197S,, remalne.d staunch againat any use of the deapated hlt.ter. I'lL o~rs said the I'U)e was '8Jiinat the best intereata ol buebal.l and "Puld open the door lor ~eslgnated Nlilers and other specialized players. . . In~ his. decision, l,{uhn said,. '~( should say. that ·. II . l»mmiasloner, J have 1111 ed to bpth l~gues that I tbmt it 1110111 dellirable to .adopt a unlforOl approach Jo lbe r:eplar 11ea10n lrith this (lnlblem. I have named .a committee ol three me~rs of 111cb ,!Ngue to alkress themilelves . to the JII'Oillem and the ways and means of ~ agteement." I ' RIVERSIDE II EDICAL ;.,, GROUP .: ,,'. Adjecetltlo .. v.-.... , Mo'!'O'ill Hospila I ,,'I ' ' ,. • "" • R. A. AVERIOH, M.D. A. G. SOLA, M.D. JOHN RIDGWAY. 0 .0. THOMPSON, M.D. IHk!o Howl; ·11-12 . ..... Mooo.-Sot., 2-4 '·"'· Mon.- c: W. Fri~ 7-f p.M. Moo!., r--1. . . Wed., PHONE fft-3331. . -·- -· - In other action, the owners agreed to pay any lnderqnificatjm incurred by officers of baseball acting in good faith and . !he performance of their duties. ~llically, it. applied to Kohn and members of the executive COUJ~~:U named de· lendants II) a suit filed bY Qakland A's owner Olarles · Finley after Kuhn nullified the 911le ol three Oakland From: SJI)IO Call: ATHEtiS, 0No (UPI ) percentage. Plqu,a "all acheduled lp CO Kuhn said he had oo againstMaynardintheloeen comtnent on this .t'eek 's proposal by .a cong,resslooal bracket today 111 the ccmmittee iq strip baseball ol Alnl!rican Legion BuebaU the antitrust nemptlon, 1'ournament and aet up I~ granted under a 1921 U.S. championship game later in · the day. Supreme Coort ruUrJi!. The 1rinner ol 1/le PICJ~a"I ex(M!('t to testily again Maynard game qs to play befc."e the committee and I undefeate<(Scioto in an~rlrill bllve no e<mrpeql until I noon CQI!test for the state see . specifi~ legislative cro'!n . In the double proposals," he said, "I do npt e.lli1linat100 ~y . If Scioto yie" lf)e commi~'s a~tioos as pre;iSure to rMsl!oblish a loses, the two ":ill pLay again franchise in Washington,'' Saturday I!Mrtlq. PJqua advanced to the AffiericaJt League owners ~als becaWJe of a forfeit ~Y set Npv. Sas the date of their ~llloughby . T~e. leg1on s expansioo draft to man the · Toronto. ~nd . Seattle ~dU COOUIUSSim voted urs ay to drop the franchises, which jWI the Willoughby team .lnm t~ league in 1977. Each of the 12 . course " •as two clubs existing teams Will triglnally ~m~nt ~use pl. a !tl!orUs' today lhan"''uesday," protect I~ players as ol Oct. Vlolauoo of hou~nng -:nles. ''1bey ought to r:ename this 25. A team may 1rithdraw , T~urname"t . dtrectQr pLace the Nicklaus Country th-:ee more players from William Welsh sa1d members Oub c." Weisiopf Country cmsld.eration aner each ol ol the Willoughby team 1nn aub, because i!'s made lor the first, second and th~ charged . !11th ~ ~ the '"aY. they play- Jon& alld rounds atJ,I two more players much noo;e in . h~ uru.ts. Maynard eliminated. host hi8hshots," he cracked. ''It's alter each S\lb!equent round. 3·2 Thursday too bad Johmy Miller (who Each expansion team will Athe~s mormng. .withdre" with a hand injury ) :jelect 30 players, with .each isn't here. He'd he a real established team losing terror ." five. 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Oilillll" .IDd Gelle Utdlr 1la'e 'ID'IIIl lim to try qu~ ~ nen 11Jo1e at 71. Yuters _., Wanter .said. 0111lmler, llbct,a 71, '"lbegolf~--u, .tlfaem ..., 111an iD 1m (l'ltdioe ._m... said ~. OOWMBIA, S.C. ( lJPi j June Raines, a 17-year veteran ol prOfesSional and coUegia·le baseball, was named buebaJI coadt at the University of SOUth Carolina, repladng for c:~ew Y•ork Yanltt.e Bobby lbchardsOn, 111111- at pb!lw!Jei~Ua lbil :rar. "The ball was ntllipg a .IIIII waJ, and IIJat ~te~p~ · a mart· bilt,el; lilre me .1 liUie lit. n IIIIRI q., boles III(ft who migned. Tbe r-++Je,.. -~~ Mi-'Gee ~ appain~ .... ai;.. Tltarllday by sayq t.be Alblelic Directar Harold 'B. IIOUDced s,.1a llrtdl IIJ llaltetl Prea1 5, n IB>NO, Maille (UPI) BobllaiDe · -at.ar-'a · tbe JJniftnit)r It aB-time leading . scorer aad SARATOGA SPRINGS, A total ·Of M .;wJ&ca, ilrbliral hro olf. JpriDg of Triple Cro1111 -'--· ~-- •·--· t • ..._. ~n:.:..ll , were lUll d'lbwidJfnlcbtb' $S,Il&,• Jl !be aecortd of u.ee aigbtJ (j tbe l,llliiJl Faii&-Tipt.on )'l!lfllng sales n# •••k, -...sa .~tract N.Y. IAI play ,prolel!lionf.l he I '""•P far Cbe IIIII Pill .111m ol 'II fle!!n, B 'Jcium, 1dt90l olficials said Tllnday. . IOdlc••- aom.a~~rMY Middlapart It ..,.., llipped dOwn and befclre I knew III I'll hit lritiJ artilla'y fracmenll." wa.e.rto tbeJ wniil' beet. I Up! walk~~~~ and 1111J lrlpt • ...,. but nat ouch e11e in !be way of rlbbonl. , "'lbey told lhe alrbor• aoldl,r not 10 ezpeet medlll " climed la Larry Reber~ Readlni. Pa. "All they wanted .- ac:lloa." Sllll, It 111 bon.- to "ear tbe unlq11e atnd Airborne unikrm bHk bame cming World W• ll. . "I went AWOL once to 1M my lrife and children and I ~ IIU' jump lUll and boots," said Reber, relilhlng the memory. "l cuuld overhear people ~,aylni, 'Hey, there goei 1 a paratrooper."' ' Eul Oldfather, now a retired banker ll•IDg in Toledo, Ohio, remernllered , ~nly qvq to .-ny soldiers at Nljmegen, Holland. "We 'Wfte out 111 ,petrpl and a"'" yanluqy I sa" ..xne men digging out folholll. 1 iiliil ._.., 11 lbe 111M I 11M wand at. Callll tD llndGI!llbeJtnrtQet'JDIDI.I llldn._.~ IIIII ~ I& lbem, at !Ill~, tbeJ SclllelewGIIII'IIrllle~ 1 ~4 lli~1.- . ., _ ~· work~friJP.. ~onducted , Mrs. Allc:9''f!'iCiiiPIO!I lilt '!llanled nOll< along "lth grass Mn. Addaltlll · ~ con• • lieed. She also lltlllle&led that dueled 1 w~ on lifter•• II"" fti'Uiizing take place manaemerlii t11Ji!IW' lfdr 'llil" and Ulat peonies he uhlbll in ~ l\(eip County . reset. She urged the memfair nower. ~· llellt ift:ek -I hers to save nower seed for at the Tuadlt'nl;ht rill.et!riR . planting In the iprlng, ·and to · o1 the Wln!llnl Trail GWden '()lim ,..,. dividing chryaan· (lab. "·, ; [;,, ;• • themums this fall. 1 Mrs. Dollie lllr.ea, 'lloatels7· The names o1 prospective alsO preaideilat the ~ling members were presented and welcomillft 11f~ ~- mem- Include Mrs. Marg 11 ret bers, Mrs. Genevtt!ve Swarbi Parker, Miss Susan F\l!sh· -..we" ' "''..a...:.. ' n, Mrs. Martlyn Wlsec up, 1 nd Mrs. ,J"""' Dn•-.. ma DevoUona cdri~teif'\)f ~trjl •Mrs. '' Genevieve Meinhart, "ritlen by ' 11o(rs: Grlice Mrs. Unda Lambert and Gloeckner "!Ill bne ent!Ued Mrs. Dale Waibur'n. Mrs. "COIIIpialning Me". For roll Faye Pratt was reported 111. caD llll!lllberl told what they ·Mrs. Thompson will host the plan to do lor' the Meigs September meeting . A County .Fair program. . deaserl course •as served by Mr1. Lewis read the garden Mrs. Hayes to those named ~~lendar suggesting that and Mrs. Pora Heaton and spring nowerlng . bulbs be ,Mrs. Cora Beegle. hadn't~ !!Ill dllltlJ at Jill!," ' • · ·•l ' "" , Wllilt doeu Wl!f,ld WarD ftlalll ~ . ibe, ~ wr;L.I. ., Vlem. I • "In 111)' ajilnlon," , offer~ , ~erb, Mtman ol Clev~laad, .','jbla 1f:!!WilrJ 1hould never 1plil get Involved in llml~ ,jMfae. ,f;IIIM#:I9~!h'.~ cr DDt It '~·It !I'd 1111!1 ~,y1e1nam 110 w!a, . ~t war, (, Wouldn't have wouild up lbe way It did." "Bill I certainly tympatb41e ,with tbe Ameri(IUI IIOldlen who _ . In V._lnlm," added Wll'ld w.- D demolltlon upert ~Ike l-ynch of ClaciiO.•"I think IIMIY fought under wne conditkm than we did." • ~UMW elects By RICl VANSANT ask, "BiUy Who?" nilbt TV and when I uw . CINCINNATI (UPI)- J1e Balnoneoftldl bolhen tiJe (Bengal& q)larterbaclt) is , one of the most ~ppable Brooks, a cool Kenny Anderaon bll . qn over$hadowed top draft customer, an estremely spmetblnlllie!5ol17.,_ R.esults ... choices Q1 National Footban artiC!Ilate !IS-yetr old nath•e I said that aadDnatl II tiJe ~ \ League history. ol Austin, .Tex. place for me. p.m • • oc11. st.t ~s . Wh~n the Cincinnati "rm jull relaxing . and "I'm enJo1inl the 11'111 Slturd•v · ~ GJmes Amtr;can Luv••• NO< Ih. Benga~made him tlleir No, I _ Jetiirw ·it happen here," says , lll(J'ethanltiJougbtl~," San Di~o at Mon·treal , n igh1 Oak . 56. Baylor. )oa.k. .H ; . '" , .....~ """ .e..,_,.. ,. ou~.a. o-u.~.. u .... .....__. LeFlore, t>et ~M ·campaneriS, p!Ca """ April, Joca} lans . oue rarv .....,..-. !'Ice1vet', . """" .,...,.,.., 1 . _ ..-n& Cinc innat i at New Yor·tt; San Func isco at Phila . n igh t Oak A3 ; l'atel< , KC 42. · askj!d " Billy Who ?". "I've gpt a polltive f..,ung." llffel1!nt IIOnll abollt the •. St Louis at A11an1a , n igt1 1 Pitching a--'- can ,.., .t.......( '........,.IIve" " ' · -... ....,..... "--· .....-to ~1o ld me Most Viclone• It's becom~ el$ier to .,..,...... .....,.,.. P ittsbuniJh a 1 Hou~ 1 oo l ·os Anoel es al Ct1 1C.'aOC •Natioool League: Iones, so remember Billy Broob now. becatDe, M grabbed half-a· II "u tpo .NIIIneall\11 lritiJ , 18.7 , Koosrnan , NY · U -7,; ~ 'de __, ol ...,. · ~A- · 70 arc1s in •"- ol · CorltOfl . Pnil 1 3 -~ ; Rufllven. All u.O WI • ..._..WI' out .,.llll!ll JIUIIIS ''" Y no en.,,., •f!11. ~ ohd Sutton . LA 1!9 ; •Ricllard, ~figures 10 improve ~ weekend's Sl·IO pre:'Bt,tt I've fouJMl ,the mHou 13 12. "'-' . .• ··li's already ..... nt · .....,nover . the Bllflalo "'•wlaS!!! lo ._ ~ ... u 811 -·• Amtf'ic.an Le•gue Americ1n 1League: . Palmer, ~·· t""'"" Bills .__,.. ,.. ""'i .1...., ·.· e..t Ball 15-10: uonaro. KC 14-4 ; passing gaq~e. · .H!!figurestogetalotol aabn .collef;.ll'anlc,~toltaow W,;7 ~4 P~; GB F.;gueroa, NY u .6; Fittmorr :s. Brooks ns ~when regular play!Dg time all lite. guys ~ still get • •New York Sti 53 .s1.- ~ o KC. 1 ~'~_,!·:aa;;~ ~~~e;~·:r he came~ becauae at ()k. teemed lrith proveo veteran enthnst•.tk:, becaua J. sun Ba1t imort· Cleveland 55 56 · 495 " (bose<! on 1DB ionints pitched) labQlll& .roost.of the recelvlw« recei'Pel' isuM; Curtis. . ' am." . • Oe rro it SA 58 .A82 13'' Nalional t.eogue: Richard, '···" utbeu"' "Wi... Broo"- and ,.,,..,. ....._ Be ...., "tbelr Boston 53 51 .482 131'2 Hou 2.11.4 ; 'S~anhoose; M11 2.60; corps piiiiAllts went to Ul M '"' .. ~' &Q'F lllllS ...,, It""' ' M il w" ukce • 7 61 .AJ5 18 '·' Zoe!hry, Go 2.63 : Seav~r . NV heav,ily.publicued TiDker they have the l)eat tblrd Sralcht pre sean Wesl 1 70 : Jon.,. , SO 2.73. Owens. . , COIJ!bi!lation . of ' receivers," here Saturday, wlot.t .Malrwt ~. w.. L. P·Ct. 'GB Ameriun Lr•gu~ : F idryct'l , • Us k ....,..... .,. t<:onsas Cit; 68 " .607 . o.et 1.97, Travers, Mil 2.29 ,. 1\nd the drafting of Broob . praiSes Bi ' COI'!Ierbac lbeDetroltUona, who nl..Z !' O.kland >t 53 .535 81 Blue. Ook 265 . Palmer, >Bo lt wa.s imme .dlately Marlo"'•""'llhowubea•M lnneSOl ft 5.6 51 .1196- 17 2 2 72 G I d B I 2 73 ~~ .,.., in .exhibltilllplav. ' ~exos 54 58 ...2 t• ' or •st~ik:.:,ts · oveniladmoed ~y the (ollow. several times by the WO last • • Cal ifornia 50 65 .-435 191 '2 N•tiona l Le•vue: Sea·v er , NY up pick of twcJ.:time Heisman 'W'eekEDd.. • Chicago . •a 63 .432 19' ' sei"smltR t74: ·Richard , Hoo ,., , Mes· Trophy Wl· nner ARc.hl' e Believe it II' n«,. ..,._, u.....u Thursday 's .Resurts , .At! 128 ; Nlekro , Atl Cleveland 5 rexos 4 124 : Monoetusco, SF 120. · GMffin. After Griffin, 1 lot of W qtqht ftve pUles all ·~ New Yor~ q2 Mlnnesora 5 American \.N vue : Rvan, Cal f·ans didn't. even bother to last 1e890rt with otlabcma . , a Boston L Cal i1 1, 10 inn~ . .216 T C I 177 Bl 1 : •n•n•. · • · · Y evel'\ , I'UIIIIIIl. a-oriented team. tw I Oakland .II Mi waukee 3 TeJC. •15e ; Jenkins , Bas 121 ; o ,..., "',) , (On'lygamesschedu led ) Huh1er . N Y 122. m~ game witb tbe Be~&la, Todal('s Problllble Pd ctters 1 ,.11 nm•• .eon Minn. (UPJ be'• ~Y topped that. :': IT••as ('!,mbarget ).9 ) •• ~~u~:.;,.,... V'"'",;l .'.'1 . jult caught the five C rve land ( l::'okwslry 7-9), 7: 30 ....~ .m..uu~ .lAM.'6" ~ they Jhrew to me,'~ p,';;hicago 1Gos,.Q<i 6· 11 I ot M•i"' L••••e ~·••II• 'llhur:sda,y released "ide .....,,_ Brooa, hinting be •....W... a - · Ba Itomore !May 11-81 . 7 : JO p:m. By .United Press lntem•tton•l ·,__l - ·ver Ri-'--' u . .u ,.,_..,, could la'i"e grabbed u had q De1roit (Ruhle 6·9) at f<.ansas Nlfionl l Le•tue free agent who .tried, out with <N C.ity (f itsmorr is U -l7 ), 8: 30 San Oie!;I'O '030 000 ooo- J 52 ..a-, they ~n thrown. ' p:m . New York 000 000 ooo-~ .ao tile am for oqe .....,.. . .........1. head coach BW JUST NN'York {F i!i'l:.letDa lt·6l .at sawyer (3•0) and K·Mdall ; :Appleby was Tampa"s ~ Minnesota I Bone 1 Jl, 9 p.m. .Seover, p" podoco ( (SJI and f-·~• •ound draft choice but JolmJQII, raving • about ~M i lwaukee !( ;A.·u gus1ine 11"8) •t Hodges . L - S~ver , .;fl . uw ~.u... Brcxaks' U reception~ bere, . PER FT. ~t C-alifonnla (Hartze'U 3-1 ). ~ 0~ 30 Cincinnati QijO 000 '034- B ll •D was reteaied ," · ~'t belieft it wileD told 111 P-Bbston ( ;oneS4· tl .atoOokla.nd Chicago ·000 ooo- 3 8! The Vikings .....ted out Ill' tfiat his new -"'- •"" l"" AVAI~IN AIGala , Sarm ien·1o {7 ), 'E as1. t•o 'hour• ·lD · -..o~~-ee """ .n ., ' (1 ' Norr •os·S.-TVrd•r's 3·l l. 11 P""·G•m· · • . ......,.. -•y bad five.-ca...._ es wick (8) and Bench : ·R: . ,._..._.1 tuns in --tv.. .....,. M,;UI:::II ,u~ SoMon at ICJ)iillkli!!lnd Reu$Chtl , 'Sutter U)., Garma.n -..,-.. .- .... .....--· aea1011 loog wfth Sooners. 250 FOOT ROW 1 (S) and Swis her . WP-Sarm ien - for Monda)' S exhibition Milwaukee at Calif ,,ni9 hj uHe should '-·ve been ·t.a t Kon '~•·'t fo'1o9 · ht to.r-1'2-0l.. LP. - MSutte<r (,2 - 3 ~.I HRs ,.._ Detroo r game, with the . ._..veland ..__ • ..._ ,ballua.mere '' New York at Minne$0ta .......,._,~ctnna t t , organ "' 21 '· ~OS· Bro '"'vwu \DC . w I the SCOREBOAKD ~~~~~ 1976 ,PGA Nolion:~,t;••v•• Olampionsbip, and hili !).. W.. L.· •Pet. G B ·-• •• PhHadelpllia "60 5' 38 536 661 -l~ under-par -•·· ~--'6-r"'W.IU vv Pittsburgh Thursdayleltli~doubthe 's New York Sl 57 .Sll9 17 - " "· •· 1 his ••mper Cllicago 57 6< .••a 24 ·~"" ""' pu ""' !>t. lOU is 47 63 ..4·27 16 taDlruiJIS an4 personal Montr.. l 40 .t.a .ilo 32 problems aside to west olf W,. L .. P et GB . te tr COlleen a on g . . CinCinnati ll <a .052 'nle ~ of the fairways Los Angeles 61 52 ..140 13 · ·11er · ...... --s.- Ho-uston SB 59 .496 18 alter ram ear I l l - .. ~ s..n O'iego 56 • • .m 20 and the fact ,the ~ still AHonta 53 62 .461 22 held ,well, led to 11 su1>par Son Francisco 49 68 '" 27 Thvrsdlr'' ltes.vlh round&, more than upe«ed Sen Diogo 3 New York 0 over the 7,024-yard CO\I'Ie . CincinNiti e Chicago 3 -• Dr. Gil Atlan!e • <'hlledelphio J Tom Ki"" .aN {0Aiy 9 '• ·m es scheduled ) Morgan, a 21-year-<~ld . Toclay's l'roloobte Pitchen ~,........... ...._ w--~r( ·AU Timt• EDT) , _ . _ ..,... .,.._, Los AnQtles (John •6·B Ond· Clla. llbDt 'f .ander..pat e&s.. Hooton 7 - ~ ' ) at Chi~ago f feento Jerry McGee, Dillies Coody S·Und Stont !-l l. 2, I p.m. _. , _ ,...__ .._,.......,. _.... 'San Diego 1Freis leben 111 and iher, Flower arrangement Brooks overshadowed by big names ;i1 JI'IGJd . . '12, bit AI Ge11!er1er, ficlnd u a NEHI troopers PGA championship ......... Ray st N. Seco11d St. CINCINNATI (UPI) - Qld IDidlen never die_ u.e, jllll lllllt I"'Y . . At leut thai's what the proud old of the , Army's Und Atfborne Divisioo are doing 11 lbe,lr 30th annual ·connntlcin thil ·weelt W~ld Warli's Bltlleofthe Buice and the lnYlllllll ol N~ are beq re-wm in the lobbies and meeting haib ol the Netherland Hlltoo Hotel. . "l rtmember ..., captured a whole 0ennan reeilnent lrith one lqUICi," l»llled W81'1'en Sclllele o1 Pine Hill. N.J .. amachine-«unninn PFC in lhe Battle of the Bu~ S! )'ears ago " But 1 · lhink they were more than willing to urender," he added. ''1bey -.led to be pretty tired "Bu\ the day ru ne~r fll'get is Feb. 2, IM5," nOled Scltl.lele, no" an RCA employe. "TI)at ns the day 1 got bit. 1 "as ca~mecblnegunlhrllaghtlnrf: pLayers. . , The owners also ag~ . to permit performance bonuses, previously ,prohibiled, in specific casta, Hitters may receive bontl$l8 l<r batting average, r:uns batted in, home run.s, slugglpg percentage, stole~ bases, ~ sCored, total bases and wa!U, Pi~ may receive bonuses !<t w,ins, earned run average, saves and Winning liy TOM WlUTFIELO UPl Sporll Writer llETHEsDA, Md. (UPI) There are many fUII.<JI..f.bemUI golf ti)!JfiiiiiiiOIIta, Tom Welskop(feel,l, but lew major champiooshlps. "I play th~ game for trophies," be said. " T~e ~~~«~ey Jta golf.tourna~J~e~~t is always establjshed heftreband, but there's only Cl'le dwnpion." . Cell it the Jack Nicklaus plillolophy, if you lrill. ()l)y Nl~us has been a bit more successfullrith it, wirlning,·l6 m~jor c)umpionships. «.... Weiskopf has only one, the ·~ 1973 BritWJ Open. f- Tile Daily 8M«'•wJ, Mldltf W"..~y, 0., Friday, Alul. JJ, III7J Old soldiers .talk away ti.m, Weiskopf gunning for - . - .....:: c..aE1 ~ wali..l S.y"Happy Birthday" With Scioto is in finals ( t}PI) - ...w-.·-~ tiJe Mihrlultee Bucb,· ~ c......_. tile lem1 told bim they caald at--..-. aat :affo~ to Jt.eep him 1be I~ price l<r the ... they bad ., IDMI)' . "'•bt ...,. •1·1 co.... ::!_,,w!'.~:.:_;A , _ , and ineE~Ie-.1 ,_.._.. .,..~ ~,.,.en ~ Bllt the Bucb 1r8d A~ ~ a llirlgle •, Ne" officers were elected .,til : . ••• •' EASY 10 INSTALL 4" SEWER & DRAIN PIPE 210 ~ Class entertains patients "• • ! ·A party lor 39 patients at ter 2 ( 26 ), 'Bendt ,( 12) ; 'C hicago, L•Crock (81. tmS . ........Jt-- ,, 1 - h - ..._~ m' ~ --.uu ~IIUI:IU! wilh ,a .bdated Sllll'llticm. ?•• Atlanta 103 000 ooo- .4 12 1 Broob sa be bad been · Pnlaoelphia 000·011 .001- 3 9 o BAro.N RO UGE, La . ys Mtior t..e•9ue 'L e.cters · LoGort•. Beard (6 ), Dev;ne ( ~ ) - llfiR the Tiger, the hoping 10 beclme & Be~ By United PreiS •ntem.tioul o l . .o~d GDf'rell : L onbof,g, JA•Iisiani Stale Ulli1eniil)' e\11' siDce the mi&le of Iaiit ·a .tting Tw otdbell W . M'Grow (61, · • .._. FridaY JD . his - · . ( bJSecJ ot~ 300 at Nbt Gi!llrber (Il l csnd Oates . McCarY ,-mascot W'DYo .H•tionaJ ·Le11ue er •<7!. WP--i-oCorre (1 ,61. u Sleep. He ns 18 yean old, "I watched a BengallG. A 1a. IR. H. f"d Madlock, <:hi ~ oe 392 ·n < 130 .33' ~.~~zg (l!2,81 H~ -Atlanto , wbicb "oqld be eq,ua1 to 130 Buffalo game 011 M-y 'Gritter. •C·io !05 399 93 m .m by lllman standards'. 'Fos1er. Cin ~ OS 417 61 137 .329 (Only !;jilmes •s cheduled ) OH'!er, Pi~ ~ 0~ 4l2 511135 .328 MiR' aclllally the !bird .Ameriun league Morgan , Cin 'IJJ !126 92 106 .325 Tex.as 020 ~002 OQO.- 4 5 I tiger •t LSU, had been R~. C:in HS A6' 91 ~ :S P .32L Oleveland DD3 000 .002- 5 13 2 IRobioson,, P i1 188 3H A1 P9 .3A8 Boggs, .Fouca ul, (7~. Sk.ok ~sed since, lt:ia, when ~ M ad®x.. Ph il 105 372 ~ U 8 .317 (1) , lerpko J7) , Bacsit (9) and was pur.cbased from a G.er.nimo. <ln tOl 338 ~ 906 . l ~ A Sundberg ; Odbson, La R.o che {81 car.tm11, ~h i uo .411 52 UP . 309 •nd F:osse . IWP-LaRoche ( a- 3). ~tile. ~ash . , r,oo for $1~ Aln«oiCift Lngue railted by llbllle;ds. Ulte both ':l. 'P -Ter~o (3 3·1. HR - <Jeye G. AB. R. H. 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Dining Roo111 HoUrs . Woekdars 6-7 p.111., Sundlr 1·2 p.111. W1lkup Window Woekct.rs 7-10 p.m., Sundar 2-10 p.m. ......., "Real Old-Fashioned Home Cookin~" PROFITI 3rd St., Racine, Ohio Get Tile "ModemSupplf WITH QUAUTY JEEP AIM evallalllt in liladium. See these e~citing rings on display now at fUMERS ·Events ON .A Wide Selection of Books ·Past councilors meet for Wednesday picnic Priced Below Cost Middleport Book Store Middleport,. 0. QUARTER AT . CALVARY , ~"" ; ~ ' ' Of Fall Seed, BIBLE CHURCH Name-------- - - - - - Address-----~--=-------~-----------~--------------------- · I ' everyo~e of the area, to attend . . :11 • ;;·,::: Now In Stock 'C'i'~l.J. . the gospel preaching services r. ,,, ... •.· ,., " ··" ' of this t.:!;:· Model W(J9286MK . "SuPif lnst•Matic" Color Tuning. Mltri• Plus Picture ,,.~,,_,.J W41'1Jl, friendly .. Tube Stabilized Power S~.tpply. "Country Style" -gn. WERNER RADIO , .Middllpolt, 0. .' "' l " ' " ' SUNDAY SERVICES 't =rigiclairlii.Hcme. E.w~DIIflllllll DMaionoiGeneral Motcnl fellowship. 9: jO Church Bible School 10:30 Preaching Service 7: 30 Preaching Service . WecJ, 7:30 Prayer, Bible Study • ~BC EVENING CLASSES ·DAY CLASSES ALTERNATING CLASSES ....·..,"..:, , """"to..:. ,., · ~tena·~ a warm .w eJcome. to \ NOVELlY CONTAINER , ._: • .,. • .,.,,Located u No. Second Ave., Middleport, •t.n o·t••l•'lti- .Qhio),,,., r,, . . p 25'.:.,.,.. .COl.OR TV :Social Calendar I Complete Line WORKS II A DRAWER • Games, races . to be held at junior fair Piease send full information on your courses. of st-erol new dHignl Q.,.... Two treatments for water·:Stained marble Habit fGr M )'' o,a-k! fuh~! Featuring your high Khooi crest and school colors on the birthstone ol your choice. In II brat -whitt or yellow gold. I' I us. . . --------.:.-(For Information, Cut & Maii}--"7------- Check Our Three Dial 949·2515 , Member• of the Se"·Rill!· hotltea Ill' 'the neat !llllellne Sewing Club met recenUy at and September activillea the home of Mrs. Mildred plamed Include a family Wella for a lriener rout. picnic and • rummace lale. Attending bulde1 those The door prize Wall "on by By Helen Hottel I Martha Hoffman. Mrs. Wells named "ere Mr1 , Nelli• served cake and collee Boyer, Mra. Shirley Billy, \_er Doae .. bJ'TwoRuu...y•! .~ Polly cra. m iuring the evening. Mrs. Mrs. Lenora McKnight, Mra. Dear Helen: of marble sills U)'l tbere II a Betty Wehrung •ill be Jean Hoffman, Mn. Am Polly's Prebtem . Please print thil u a "arniilg : don't trust a hitchhiker ! Bro•ntng, Mr1. Carolyn pollsbiDI lilt DEAR POLLY - I do hope marble I'm a traveling aalesman, new at the Job. As I came out It McDaniel, Mrs . Pandon a d!Der, t"o nice-looking girll approach me, say they have you or some reader can tell avallabl~. It hal putty Collins and Mrs. Evelyn lriendi in Jefferson City "here one II to be married, an!l will I me how to remove water powder In a burlap bal that Gilmore. lake them there? 'nley appear to be near It, so I figure, what stains from my gray marble oat dampens with water and vigorously rubs •• aucb window sill in my kitchen . · the beck1 HOME FROM TRIP Later thai evening they confeaa they're 14-year-old DEARS.W.- One IDslllller sllllna. Tbe harder tbe nib the better it will look. Bul if the Mr. and Mrs. Derwer Rice · runa•ays (both pregnant). I don't want any part of thll; so I and son, Bill, have returned spots have . b eeu there a long leU them I'm letting otl at the nearest stop. They start Juriior Fair Night will be Ume, this may aot do the job. .from a t•o •eek vacatiOn In whllperlngtogelber,lbentellmelfldo,l'Ubesorry •. Ailother such supplier oald obserVed at the Meigs County Florida with Mr. and Mrs: I did and I am. I'm In a Miasourl jaU charged with · water marks are ettbetllu so Fair on Wednesday with a Normu Yeauger and JOn, statu•-• rape "l)lch carries a two-to-life sentence. I can't the sills would have to be variety of games and races to Kevin, of West Melbourne. afford bail. My Mure looa pretty bleak; even if the court· removed and polished be conducted during the appointed attorney gets me out of this. Who knows how long 'U · professionally. So, there are evening. "ait lor a trial? · The program will begin at 7 two uawers to the same I gueas these kids were getting out their hangops on me. p.m. In the new show ring on problem aud from those "In Must make,P.em feel pretty good to ''fll " an adult, even If be FRIDAY the hill. At that Ume each of ·•mallclluea the trade." POLLY. Isn't one of their par~ts. - B.M.K. HAPPY Harvesters Class, DEAR POLLY - My Pet the youth organizations will •qaallty educatloa Trinity Church, 7:30 P·?'· Peeve concerns dresS pat- have 1~ minutes in wbich to • ni&deDOmiDatioDal Dear Readers: I ~on 't know the full circumstances here, but if B.M .K. Is Friday at the church sOCial terns that are simply not present either a program or u innocent as he auerta, let's h~ he lrillsoon go lree. This room . made lor tall women. TaU skll about their group and Eduhlllll the wbole cblld however, won't save his job or erase the stigma of arrest. to Uve •bom&laUy today. MARY SHRINE 37, Order women are longer from the announce the outstanding boy His story Is a strong argument against picking up hitch· of lhe White shrine of shoulder to . the waist and or girl to receive either a · (JIIIllllf:ltl hikers. Remember: females can be as dangerous as males. - Jerusalem , picnic Friday, from four to six inches longer plaque or lrophy. At 8 p. m. the games and H. AppllcltiODI DO" bi!IDI 6:30 p.m. at the Racine in length than average sizes. I races w!U begin . These wiD +++ like to sew and would rather accepted. Shrine Park . Dear Helen! SATURDAY make pants suits, gowns, etc . include a bubble gum blow, Pbaae: 44WMI My son and his friend were caught shoplifling. 'llhey got ICE CREAM Social, for my daughter than to buy tug .of war, three legged sack the scare of their lives from the juvenile officer, and again ,at Saturday at the Rutland them illhe sizes were right . race, sack race, raw egg home where perenta Were definitely not wlslty-washy. race, pennies in the sawdust, United Methodist Church, - IRENE T. We gave Randy, our boy, plenty ol reasons not to try this with serving lo begin at 4 DEAR POLLY - I keep a wheelbarrel , cracker Welcome Mother again. And then we filed the incident under ''hopefully finlslted p.m . Pie and cake also to be small piece of carpet under whistling, greased pole! And .New Blby · business." served. To be held on the the cushions to my hed-<~ola to potato roll and watermel~n With But the other boy's parents won't leave It lay. They Ia wn and moved to the use · under the metal legs eating contest. Prizes will be harangue him Cllllsl!ontly abollt being a thief, Insist. they ca.n basemen I in the event of rain. when the bed is unfolded. awarded. Ail boys and girls never trust him again, and have got him so ujl6et he may run are invited to attend. PYTHIAN SISTERS of To avoid \vastin~ flour away. Really, be's a good kid - has never been in trouble Wilkesville, bullet supper at when using it for "dusting" In A before. But his parents feel so shamed that they've practically the h~U. Saturday, 5 to 8 p.m. cake pans, etc. I always keep disowned a 13-year-old child! They imply we are too "soft" on $2.50 for adults, $1.25 for some in a taU salt shaker. Randy. . Entertainment. An old dish drying rack is We're quite friendly with them.! don't want to he called an children Proceeds to he used lor great to use lor storing pot interfering meddler, so I try to say nothing, but IBn 't there payment on the hall. MONDAY Uds upright. -SYLVIA. . some way to show these people that one slip doesn't make a REVIVAL ·a I . the New SPECIAL meeting all . DEAR POLLY- I had a criminal? - FORGIVENESS IS BE'ITER Nobles. and wives of Twin .. stck child and when he was Haven First Church of God City Shrine Club al asleep I kept the door to his beginning Monday through Dear FIB: 7:30 p.m. r~m closed to keep out:~e Aug . 22, 7:30 nightly. The Say something! Since these people aren't reticent about clubhouse , Saturday . Distinguished notse . But ~hen I opened 1 o Rev . Joe Griffith ol Ritiman implying you are "sofi," why shoold you be afraid to argue from Aladdin Temple, . check on him the d"?r would will he the guest spel\k~r. ~...__ _..1 guests · your aide? Columbus will he present; squeak. Not . hav~ng the Special singing each evening . . Suggest that they discuss the problem with a clergyman, a Public invited, 59 N. Second St. juvenile officer or other counselor who might make them see take covered dish lor dinner. proper l~bncating oil. I used CHICKEN barbecue by a non-slick lood spray on the the selfishness of their attack. New . Haven Volunteer Fire door hmges as an emergency Yes, I said selfishness! They're thinking of Department and Auxiliar measure. The sq~eaks were TIIEMSELYES - their own shame and embarrassment . Y gone. If a bit drtps on the because their kid brought them down. When they realize bow Saturday starling 11 a.m. at . ood j t . .1 fl .th W US LOIS Wipe I o WI a ti unfair this get-even pollcy Is, . they may learn that ct.· ty bu1'ld.mg , New Haven . BAKE and rummage sale, ssue. · overpunisbment can he as bad as nodiscipUne at aU.- H. DEAR POLLY - .1 am a Friday and Saturday, . +++ . beginning 9 a .m. at seamstress who Wishes to Dear Helen: recreation building Racine share 8 hmt fro~ my sewing This is directed to those Bible..spouters who know all the . ' ' basket. Always lie your knot ·answers. . by the Racme Chapter 134, . th d lhr d th t m e en o1 ea a Oh, smug ones, what did your Bibles with their talk ol sin OES · SUNDAy leaves lhe spool last. There and guiding principles, tell you about reconciling what you OX ROAST festival at Our will ~ fewer knots to bother ought to feel with the reality of your true leeUngs? Lady of Loretta Church, with as you sew. If you are And did they tell you prayer would repudiate desires, Tuppers Plains, Sunday, 12 to using a needle that Is already making them disappear? lhreadoo and it knots, break And, If they told you "virtue Is its own reward," why 10. Games; rides and garden your thread and tie the knot doesn't the virtue lei!! a~ good as it should? Wbere's the tractor pulling contest. in the other end of the thread. COUNTY wide prayer reward? - JUST A SINNER . S d - CLARA. mee tmg, un ay, 2 p.m. DEAR POLLY - It is Middleport Church tll Christ in Christian Union, Pe~rl St., usually more economical to Middleport; Glen Bissell, buy large si~e bOxes of class leader. cereal, but those taU boxes will not stand up .in many CLELAND Reunion, cupboards.lcutoffabouttwo Sunday at Forest Acres Park, · inches from the top all the ·on New Urn a Road, out of way around the box, shake CHESTER - Past Coun- reported that Leda .Mae RuUand; basket lunch at lhe cereal down in the bag cilors' Club o( Chester Kraeuter is back in Grant noon. HOMECOMING Sunday, inside and refold the waxed Council 323, Daughters of Hospital, Columbus and Zion Church of Christ. Basket paper so it fits on the shelf. America, mel Wednesday Laura Mae Nice is patient DOROTHY. nighlat the hall for a picnic. at Holzer Medical Center. dinner at noon; afternoon DEAR POLLY _ My k Ada Morris had grace . Mrs. Jean Summerfield gave program at 2 ·p.m. Ray Russell as guest speaker; folding laundry .raG serves lhe secretary's report. Presiding at the meeting was as a· plant stand to hold Attending were Mrs. Goldie Mrs. Goldie Frederick who · bring special music ; tomato seedlings. Start the read the scripture from Frederick, Mrs. Hallie everyone welcome. seeds in egg cartons and the Rom. 6. The pledge to the Frederick and their guest, TENTH ANNIVERSARY rack will hold six,lwo on each flag and the Lord's Prayer Bonnie Landers, Minersville, of lhe new building by . oI St . p au I level. - D.F. were given in unison . It was Mrs. Jean Swnmerfield and congrega I1on her mother, Mrs. Nora Lutheran Church, Pomeroy, Brown of Florida, Mrs. Opal Sunday with former pastor, Hoflon , Mrs. Margaret Joseph R. Kraley, speaking. VISIT INDIANA Tutlle, Mrs. Thelma White, Mrs. Albert Roush, Kevin Mrs. Inzy Newell, Mrs. Ethel Afternoon service, 2 p.m,; coffee and dessert, 3 p.m. and and Christi Smith, Pomeroy, Orr , Mrs. Ada Van Meter, at 4 p.m. presentation of and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mrs, Erma Cleland, Mrs. bicentennial musical, "I Love Roush, Sherry and David, Sl. Mary Hayes, Mrs. Mary K. Albans, W. Va , have· Holler, Mrs. Dorothy Lawson Americ' " by Church of returned from ' a visit in and her guesl, Dorothy Christ Choir directed by .Newburgh, Ind. with Mrs. Warner, Syracuse, Mrs. Ada Debbie Gerlach. Coddle corduroy Roush 's brother, Mr. and To keep corduroy looking Mrs. John R. Miller and sons. Neutzling, Mrs. Mae Spencer. Mrs. Betty Roush, .Mrs. Letha They returned by way of Wood and Mrs. Ada Morris. its finest, never iron it on the right side. Turn it inside out ColumbuS where Kevin and and steam iron gently. Christi remained to attend their brother's wedding. They returned home Sa lurday with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Flowers of Columbus, who came lor the reunion of the Mary Dean family at Bidwell on Sunday. ENROLL NOW FOR FALL SALAD &FRUITS Ctterrr, peoch, apple. mlY firtliound plclt Leon l'longla1 of Alabama ~ amnna Oelroi. .__ .. _ -l ,...,...,., Sb: pia~ wllo "4ft 01,1 tbe club Jail Polly's Pointers a MEAT PI~ ~ Helen Help Saturday Only Sunday, 8·2 p.m . Walkup, 2-10 p.m. • Rul«ers, cretar:Jat ~ a fiDy out .Mayberry. KC 71; Vastrumski, · _. .,,,_. .,_ ..:........ t the 8os 70; Rud<. D•~ 69. w ~ n&A&U, .., VWfi" S'ofeo l•.es rigllt's !bird bigbesl priceMillON! t.ugue: . Morgan. a175 ODD Cin 31 ~ Tlt"rf8S, P itl 37 ; •' Rice . I m_:....,___. t Middleport Church ol Christ. Games were played with prizes going to the winners. There was gtoup hymn singing and prayer by the Rev. George Glaze . Ice cream and cake were served by the class. Going over there the Rev. Mr. Glaze and sons, Trey and Clinton, Mrs. Coleen Van Meter, J;:d Evans, Mrs. Martha Childs, .Mrs. Reva Beech and Mrs. Denver In Style With Shoes From The LeFkJf e,.. ~t l06 A26 70 ~ 3.8 .324 Hunter {13· 12)• ,and MunsOn , Carew. Mi" 109417 67U4 .311 Hendr icks ! 6J ; :Luebber. Al bury DETROrr (UPI) - 'nle Gorr, Chl ·95 383 «12l .n• ,.., ' .!JOhnson ( n :Hughes ( u ~troit Piltons and Pbll SelCar.ty , C,I r 108189 5L122 . 3U and Wvne;a.r. LP _,Luebbef" ( J • Sloub . o.et m 110 S< m .310 3). .lers, their• ~ draft Mllnson ..NY 107 <JO S91lU09 d:oice from have L¥"" • 80s 95 369 51 113 .306 I 1o :inninvs) reached agrt¢mo;ut c.a Cljll· Home Runs 13oston ·00 t 000 000 1- 2 9 1 Hahonat Leagu.: 1Cin;man. Ca lif 000 ·ooo l DO o- l 6 J Ira~ ol tnlllcloled, terma. NY 32; Sohm;ot, Ph il 30 : T.ia nt <U ·lO ) and Fi$k ; Ryan Fos.ter. Cin 26 ; Mor9an. C.in ll ; ( 9. 15 ) and Humphrey. .Hill ~ -~ -•- tc:....t-• · -• -...:~..NtfiotW~I Le•vur: F.o sfer . C~n <1flllllll::"l --.-was~ WIE~I · 102 ; Morgan, C.in Ai; S.Chm id1 , me Setre!Miat ooit oq,l ol Phil 71 ; Ki,.man, NY ond liOOw Stopper Lvzlnskj. PM 12. ' .-~ Am~tNCJn League: -Chaml<r The OCiler 5e- blin, NY 76; Munson, NV 74 ; •' Center was held Tuesday lbe Athens Mental Health night there by teh • Homebuilders Class of the o.e TeKaS a t C'le\leland : Ghicago .at JSalt , 2. 'w~..ni,;ht parsonage repair lund and a house•ares party was set lor the Sept. 14 meeting. The birthday of Mrs. Edith Manual was observed. Also plaMed lor October was ''a rummage sale. Mrs. Parsons gave lhe secretarytreasUrer's report. · For lbe program Mrs. Buck told about her trip to Hawaii. Mrs. Wolfe had prayer with Mrs. Lucille Rhodes reading scripture from Psalms 74. Mrs. Florence Smith was at the piano lor singing of "He Hideth My Soul." Mrs. Bertha Robinson and Mrs. Rhodes served re(fesh· menls to those named and Mrs. Lona Hupp, Mrs. Stella Jarrell, Mrs. Dorothy Roseberry, and a guest, Dolly Hill. - •t the recent meeting of the /.pple Grove United Methodist Women at the church. , Elected were Mrs. Donna Jllll, president; Mrs. Julia ~orrll, vice president; Mrs. Bess Parsons, secretary·treaaurer; Mrs. Dollie Wolfe, chairman of nomina lions; ,Mrs. •Lucille Rhodes, C!u'lsUan personhood; Mrs. ~ lleen Buck, silpportatlve community; Mrs. Bertha ltobinson, OlrlsUan ·social .jnvoivement, Mrs. Alice ~alser, Christian global ' ~ncerns; Mrs. Shirley Ables, ~mbership and Mrs. Hysell, •program resources. Mrs. BliCk will Install the new :pfflcers in October. : Adonation was made to the l officers o/iener roast enjoyed ~~~··''"_,,,,,~=============:.:=:.=~=;.:l';::;.,~=;:=:.:=;;,,, -Ass.ociate Degrees in Business Administration or Executive Secretarial. -Nine and twelve month diploma courses in Jr. Accounting, Secretarial, or General Office. · -Courses approve!! tor Veterans' monthly benefits of $270 or $321 · plus $22 for each dependent. -School loans available. -Job placement assistance. IAVINOW On '"•" ilk• FREEZERS, RANGES . REFRIGERA TORS . DISHWASHERS . WASHERS anH DRYERS hom th• Home EconOf'ttu Rooms of Areo High Schools. n•w GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE 2nd Av~. & Locust Sl!lle Reg. ~o. n.o:!.o032 8 I, Phone 446-4367 .. �4-'l'lle DallySea&laeJ, Mlclcleport.Pwneroy, o ., Frlday, Aug . l3,11176 Owners approve DH for series I' Br JIAII!ft IIINDIIAN PII)ENIX, Ariz. (UPI) - 'nle d •.,...ted hitter,~ pi lbe 111111t bGily debated illuea In b• un, w111 be ~tt~ for tbellnt.tlme in this year's Wll'ld Selia. America~~ League owners won their . batlle for ~ ol the tlesignated hllttr-a lith player; batting fll' lbe pltdler- at l:ueball's ann~t:~l summer meetings 'llllnday, .Cammlsalaner Bolrie Kuhn CUI !be tJe.bnaklng vote, ad!Jptlnc an AL JII'IIPOSil that the DH be qaed in altemaUr!g Wll'ld Series, beginning this ~ar. The. Natiooal League, which had succeeded lri ban; nlni the rule fnlm the Series since the AL adop)ed it in 197S,, remalne.d staunch againat any use of the deapated hlt.ter. I'lL o~rs said the I'U)e was '8Jiinat the best intereata ol buebal.l and "Puld open the door lor ~eslgnated Nlilers and other specialized players. . . In~ his. decision, l,{uhn said,. '~( should say. that ·. II . l»mmiasloner, J have 1111 ed to bpth l~gues that I tbmt it 1110111 dellirable to .adopt a unlforOl approach Jo lbe r:eplar 11ea10n lrith this (lnlblem. I have named .a committee ol three me~rs of 111cb ,!Ngue to alkress themilelves . to the JII'Oillem and the ways and means of ~ agteement." I ' RIVERSIDE II EDICAL ;.,, GROUP .: ,,'. Adjecetltlo .. v.-.... , Mo'!'O'ill Hospila I ,,'I ' ' ,. • "" • R. A. AVERIOH, M.D. A. G. SOLA, M.D. JOHN RIDGWAY. 0 .0. THOMPSON, M.D. IHk!o Howl; ·11-12 . ..... Mooo.-Sot., 2-4 '·"'· Mon.- c: W. Fri~ 7-f p.M. Moo!., r--1. . . Wed., PHONE fft-3331. . -·- -· - In other action, the owners agreed to pay any lnderqnificatjm incurred by officers of baseball acting in good faith and . !he performance of their duties. ~llically, it. applied to Kohn and members of the executive COUJ~~:U named de· lendants II) a suit filed bY Qakland A's owner Olarles · Finley after Kuhn nullified the 911le ol three Oakland From: SJI)IO Call: ATHEtiS, 0No (UPI ) percentage. Plqu,a "all acheduled lp CO Kuhn said he had oo againstMaynardintheloeen comtnent on this .t'eek 's proposal by .a cong,resslooal bracket today 111 the ccmmittee iq strip baseball ol Alnl!rican Legion BuebaU the antitrust nemptlon, 1'ournament and aet up I~ granted under a 1921 U.S. championship game later in · the day. Supreme Coort ruUrJi!. The 1rinner ol 1/le PICJ~a"I ex(M!('t to testily again Maynard game qs to play befc."e the committee and I undefeate<(Scioto in an~rlrill bllve no e<mrpeql until I noon CQI!test for the state see . specifi~ legislative cro'!n . In the double proposals," he said, "I do npt e.lli1linat100 ~y . If Scioto yie" lf)e commi~'s a~tioos as pre;iSure to rMsl!oblish a loses, the two ":ill pLay again franchise in Washington,'' Saturday I!Mrtlq. PJqua advanced to the AffiericaJt League owners ~als becaWJe of a forfeit ~Y set Npv. Sas the date of their ~llloughby . T~e. leg1on s expansioo draft to man the · Toronto. ~nd . Seattle ~dU COOUIUSSim voted urs ay to drop the franchises, which jWI the Willoughby team .lnm t~ league in 1977. Each of the 12 . course " •as two clubs existing teams Will triglnally ~m~nt ~use pl. a !tl!orUs' today lhan"''uesday," protect I~ players as ol Oct. Vlolauoo of hou~nng -:nles. ''1bey ought to r:ename this 25. A team may 1rithdraw , T~urname"t . dtrectQr pLace the Nicklaus Country th-:ee more players from William Welsh sa1d members Oub c." Weisiopf Country cmsld.eration aner each ol ol the Willoughby team 1nn aub, because i!'s made lor the first, second and th~ charged . !11th ~ ~ the '"aY. they play- Jon& alld rounds atJ,I two more players much noo;e in . h~ uru.ts. Maynard eliminated. host hi8hshots," he cracked. ''It's alter each S\lb!equent round. 3·2 Thursday too bad Johmy Miller (who Each expansion team will Athe~s mormng. .withdre" with a hand injury ) :jelect 30 players, with .each isn't here. He'd he a real established team losing terror ." five. 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Oilillll" .IDd Gelle Utdlr 1la'e 'ID'IIIl lim to try qu~ ~ nen 11Jo1e at 71. Yuters _., Wanter .said. 0111lmler, llbct,a 71, '"lbegolf~--u, .tlfaem ..., 111an iD 1m (l'ltdioe ._m... said ~. OOWMBIA, S.C. ( lJPi j June Raines, a 17-year veteran ol prOfesSional and coUegia·le baseball, was named buebaJI coadt at the University of SOUth Carolina, repladng for c:~ew Y•ork Yanltt.e Bobby lbchardsOn, 111111- at pb!lw!Jei~Ua lbil :rar. "The ball was ntllipg a .IIIII waJ, and IIJat ~te~p~ · a mart· bilt,el; lilre me .1 liUie lit. n IIIIRI q., boles III(ft who migned. Tbe r-++Je,.. -~~ Mi-'Gee ~ appain~ .... ai;.. Tltarllday by sayq t.be Alblelic Directar Harold 'B. IIOUDced s,.1a llrtdl IIJ llaltetl Prea1 5, n IB>NO, Maille (UPI) BobllaiDe · -at.ar-'a · tbe JJniftnit)r It aB-time leading . scorer aad SARATOGA SPRINGS, A total ·Of M .;wJ&ca, ilrbliral hro olf. JpriDg of Triple Cro1111 -'--· ~-- •·--· t • ..._. ~n:.:..ll , were lUll d'lbwidJfnlcbtb' $S,Il&,• Jl !be aecortd of u.ee aigbtJ (j tbe l,llliiJl Faii&-Tipt.on )'l!lfllng sales n# •••k, -...sa .~tract N.Y. IAI play ,prolel!lionf.l he I '""•P far Cbe IIIII Pill .111m ol 'II fle!!n, B 'Jcium, 1dt90l olficials said Tllnday. . IOdlc••- aom.a~~rMY Middlapart It ..,.., llipped dOwn and befclre I knew III I'll hit lritiJ artilla'y fracmenll." wa.e.rto tbeJ wniil' beet. I Up! walk~~~~ and 1111J lrlpt • ...,. but nat ouch e11e in !be way of rlbbonl. , "'lbey told lhe alrbor• aoldl,r not 10 ezpeet medlll " climed la Larry Reber~ Readlni. Pa. "All they wanted .- ac:lloa." Sllll, It 111 bon.- to "ear tbe unlq11e atnd Airborne unikrm bHk bame cming World W• ll. . "I went AWOL once to 1M my lrife and children and I ~ IIU' jump lUll and boots," said Reber, relilhlng the memory. "l cuuld overhear people ~,aylni, 'Hey, there goei 1 a paratrooper."' ' Eul Oldfather, now a retired banker ll•IDg in Toledo, Ohio, remernllered , ~nly qvq to .-ny soldiers at Nljmegen, Holland. "We 'Wfte out 111 ,petrpl and a"'" yanluqy I sa" ..xne men digging out folholll. 1 iiliil ._.., 11 lbe 111M I 11M wand at. Callll tD llndGI!llbeJtnrtQet'JDIDI.I llldn._.~ IIIII ~ I& lbem, at !Ill~, tbeJ SclllelewGIIII'IIrllle~ 1 ~4 lli~1.- . ., _ ~· work~friJP.. ~onducted , Mrs. Allc:9''f!'iCiiiPIO!I lilt '!llanled nOll< along "lth grass Mn. Addaltlll · ~ con• • lieed. She also lltlllle&led that dueled 1 w~ on lifter•• II"" fti'Uiizing take place manaemerlii t11Ji!IW' lfdr 'llil" and Ulat peonies he uhlbll in ~ l\(eip County . reset. She urged the memfair nower. ~· llellt ift:ek -I hers to save nower seed for at the Tuadlt'nl;ht rill.et!riR . planting In the iprlng, ·and to · o1 the Wln!llnl Trail GWden '()lim ,..,. dividing chryaan· (lab. "·, ; [;,, ;• • themums this fall. 1 Mrs. Dollie lllr.ea, 'lloatels7· The names o1 prospective alsO preaideilat the ~ling members were presented and welcomillft 11f~ ~- mem- Include Mrs. Marg 11 ret bers, Mrs. Genevtt!ve Swarbi Parker, Miss Susan F\l!sh· -..we" ' "''..a...:.. ' n, Mrs. Martlyn Wlsec up, 1 nd Mrs. ,J"""' Dn•-.. ma DevoUona cdri~teif'\)f ~trjl •Mrs. '' Genevieve Meinhart, "ritlen by ' 11o(rs: Grlice Mrs. Unda Lambert and Gloeckner "!Ill bne ent!Ued Mrs. Dale Waibur'n. Mrs. "COIIIpialning Me". For roll Faye Pratt was reported 111. caD llll!lllberl told what they ·Mrs. Thompson will host the plan to do lor' the Meigs September meeting . A County .Fair program. . deaserl course •as served by Mr1. Lewis read the garden Mrs. Hayes to those named ~~lendar suggesting that and Mrs. Pora Heaton and spring nowerlng . bulbs be ,Mrs. Cora Beegle. hadn't~ !!Ill dllltlJ at Jill!," ' • · ·•l ' "" , Wllilt doeu Wl!f,ld WarD ftlalll ~ . ibe, ~ wr;L.I. ., Vlem. I • "In 111)' ajilnlon," , offer~ , ~erb, Mtman ol Clev~laad, .','jbla 1f:!!WilrJ 1hould never 1plil get Involved in llml~ ,jMfae. ,f;IIIM#:I9~!h'.~ cr DDt It '~·It !I'd 1111!1 ~,y1e1nam 110 w!a, . ~t war, (, Wouldn't have wouild up lbe way It did." "Bill I certainly tympatb41e ,with tbe Ameri(IUI IIOldlen who _ . In V._lnlm," added Wll'ld w.- D demolltlon upert ~Ike l-ynch of ClaciiO.•"I think IIMIY fought under wne conditkm than we did." • ~UMW elects By RICl VANSANT ask, "BiUy Who?" nilbt TV and when I uw . CINCINNATI (UPI)- J1e Balnoneoftldl bolhen tiJe (Bengal& q)larterbaclt) is , one of the most ~ppable Brooks, a cool Kenny Anderaon bll . qn over$hadowed top draft customer, an estremely spmetblnlllie!5ol17.,_ R.esults ... choices Q1 National Footban artiC!Ilate !IS-yetr old nath•e I said that aadDnatl II tiJe ~ \ League history. ol Austin, .Tex. place for me. p.m • • oc11. st.t ~s . Wh~n the Cincinnati "rm jull relaxing . and "I'm enJo1inl the 11'111 Slturd•v · ~ GJmes Amtr;can Luv••• NO< Ih. Benga~made him tlleir No, I _ Jetiirw ·it happen here," says , lll(J'ethanltiJougbtl~," San Di~o at Mon·treal , n igh1 Oak . 56. Baylor. )oa.k. .H ; . '" , .....~ """ .e..,_,.. ,. ou~.a. o-u.~.. u .... .....__. LeFlore, t>et ~M ·campaneriS, p!Ca """ April, Joca} lans . oue rarv .....,..-. !'Ice1vet', . """" .,...,.,.., 1 . _ ..-n& Cinc innat i at New Yor·tt; San Func isco at Phila . n igh t Oak A3 ; l'atel< , KC 42. · askj!d " Billy Who ?". "I've gpt a polltive f..,ung." llffel1!nt IIOnll abollt the •. St Louis at A11an1a , n igt1 1 Pitching a--'- can ,.., .t.......( '........,.IIve" " ' · -... ....,..... "--· .....-to ~1o ld me Most Viclone• It's becom~ el$ier to .,..,...... .....,.,.. P ittsbuniJh a 1 Hou~ 1 oo l ·os Anoel es al Ct1 1C.'aOC •Natioool League: Iones, so remember Billy Broob now. becatDe, M grabbed half-a· II "u tpo .NIIIneall\11 lritiJ , 18.7 , Koosrnan , NY · U -7,; ~ 'de __, ol ...,. · ~A- · 70 arc1s in •"- ol · CorltOfl . Pnil 1 3 -~ ; Rufllven. All u.O WI • ..._..WI' out .,.llll!ll JIUIIIS ''" Y no en.,,., •f!11. ~ ohd Sutton . LA 1!9 ; •Ricllard, ~figures 10 improve ~ weekend's Sl·IO pre:'Bt,tt I've fouJMl ,the mHou 13 12. "'-' . .• ··li's already ..... nt · .....,nover . the Bllflalo "'•wlaS!!! lo ._ ~ ... u 811 -·• Amtf'ic.an Le•gue Americ1n 1League: . Palmer, ~·· t""'"" Bills .__,.. ,.. ""'i .1...., ·.· e..t Ball 15-10: uonaro. KC 14-4 ; passing gaq~e. · .H!!figurestogetalotol aabn .collef;.ll'anlc,~toltaow W,;7 ~4 P~; GB F.;gueroa, NY u .6; Fittmorr :s. Brooks ns ~when regular play!Dg time all lite. guys ~ still get • •New York Sti 53 .s1.- ~ o KC. 1 ~'~_,!·:aa;;~ ~~~e;~·:r he came~ becauae at ()k. teemed lrith proveo veteran enthnst•.tk:, becaua J. sun Ba1t imort· Cleveland 55 56 · 495 " (bose<! on 1DB ionints pitched) labQlll& .roost.of the recelvlw« recei'Pel' isuM; Curtis. . ' am." . • Oe rro it SA 58 .A82 13'' Nalional t.eogue: Richard, '···" utbeu"' "Wi... Broo"- and ,.,,..,. ....._ Be ...., "tbelr Boston 53 51 .482 131'2 Hou 2.11.4 ; 'S~anhoose; M11 2.60; corps piiiiAllts went to Ul M '"' .. ~' &Q'F lllllS ...,, It""' ' M il w" ukce • 7 61 .AJ5 18 '·' Zoe!hry, Go 2.63 : Seav~r . NV heav,ily.publicued TiDker they have the l)eat tblrd Sralcht pre sean Wesl 1 70 : Jon.,. , SO 2.73. Owens. . , COIJ!bi!lation . of ' receivers," here Saturday, wlot.t .Malrwt ~. w.. L. P·Ct. 'GB Ameriun Lr•gu~ : F idryct'l , • Us k ....,..... .,. t<:onsas Cit; 68 " .607 . o.et 1.97, Travers, Mil 2.29 ,. 1\nd the drafting of Broob . praiSes Bi ' COI'!Ierbac lbeDetroltUona, who nl..Z !' O.kland >t 53 .535 81 Blue. Ook 265 . Palmer, >Bo lt wa.s imme .dlately Marlo"'•""'llhowubea•M lnneSOl ft 5.6 51 .1196- 17 2 2 72 G I d B I 2 73 ~~ .,.., in .exhibltilllplav. ' ~exos 54 58 ...2 t• ' or •st~ik:.:,ts · oveniladmoed ~y the (ollow. several times by the WO last • • Cal ifornia 50 65 .-435 191 '2 N•tiona l Le•vue: Sea·v er , NY up pick of twcJ.:time Heisman 'W'eekEDd.. • Chicago . •a 63 .432 19' ' sei"smltR t74: ·Richard , Hoo ,., , Mes· Trophy Wl· nner ARc.hl' e Believe it II' n«,. ..,._, u.....u Thursday 's .Resurts , .At! 128 ; Nlekro , Atl Cleveland 5 rexos 4 124 : Monoetusco, SF 120. · GMffin. After Griffin, 1 lot of W qtqht ftve pUles all ·~ New Yor~ q2 Mlnnesora 5 American \.N vue : Rvan, Cal f·ans didn't. even bother to last 1e890rt with otlabcma . , a Boston L Cal i1 1, 10 inn~ . .216 T C I 177 Bl 1 : •n•n•. · • · · Y evel'\ , I'UIIIIIIl. a-oriented team. tw I Oakland .II Mi waukee 3 TeJC. •15e ; Jenkins , Bas 121 ; o ,..., "',) , (On'lygamesschedu led ) Huh1er . N Y 122. m~ game witb tbe Be~&la, Todal('s Problllble Pd ctters 1 ,.11 nm•• .eon Minn. (UPJ be'• ~Y topped that. :': IT••as ('!,mbarget ).9 ) •• ~~u~:.;,.,... V'"'",;l .'.'1 . jult caught the five C rve land ( l::'okwslry 7-9), 7: 30 ....~ .m..uu~ .lAM.'6" ~ they Jhrew to me,'~ p,';;hicago 1Gos,.Q<i 6· 11 I ot M•i"' L••••e ~·••II• 'llhur:sda,y released "ide .....,,_ Brooa, hinting be •....W... a - · Ba Itomore !May 11-81 . 7 : JO p:m. By .United Press lntem•tton•l ·,__l - ·ver Ri-'--' u . .u ,.,_..,, could la'i"e grabbed u had q De1roit (Ruhle 6·9) at f<.ansas Nlfionl l Le•tue free agent who .tried, out with <N C.ity (f itsmorr is U -l7 ), 8: 30 San Oie!;I'O '030 000 ooo- J 52 ..a-, they ~n thrown. ' p:m . New York 000 000 ooo-~ .ao tile am for oqe .....,.. . .........1. head coach BW JUST NN'York {F i!i'l:.letDa lt·6l .at sawyer (3•0) and K·Mdall ; :Appleby was Tampa"s ~ Minnesota I Bone 1 Jl, 9 p.m. .Seover, p" podoco ( (SJI and f-·~• •ound draft choice but JolmJQII, raving • about ~M i lwaukee !( ;A.·u gus1ine 11"8) •t Hodges . L - S~ver , .;fl . uw ~.u... Brcxaks' U reception~ bere, . PER FT. ~t C-alifonnla (Hartze'U 3-1 ). ~ 0~ 30 Cincinnati QijO 000 '034- B ll •D was reteaied ," · ~'t belieft it wileD told 111 P-Bbston ( ;oneS4· tl .atoOokla.nd Chicago ·000 ooo- 3 8! The Vikings .....ted out Ill' tfiat his new -"'- •"" l"" AVAI~IN AIGala , Sarm ien·1o {7 ), 'E as1. t•o 'hour• ·lD · -..o~~-ee """ .n ., ' (1 ' Norr •os·S.-TVrd•r's 3·l l. 11 P""·G•m· · • . ......,.. -•y bad five.-ca...._ es wick (8) and Bench : ·R: . ,._..._.1 tuns in --tv.. .....,. M,;UI:::II ,u~ SoMon at ICJ)iillkli!!lnd Reu$Chtl , 'Sutter U)., Garma.n -..,-.. .- .... .....--· aea1011 loog wfth Sooners. 250 FOOT ROW 1 (S) and Swis her . WP-Sarm ien - for Monda)' S exhibition Milwaukee at Calif ,,ni9 hj uHe should '-·ve been ·t.a t Kon '~•·'t fo'1o9 · ht to.r-1'2-0l.. LP. - MSutte<r (,2 - 3 ~.I HRs ,.._ Detroo r game, with the . ._..veland ..__ • ..._ ,ballua.mere '' New York at Minne$0ta .......,._,~ctnna t t , organ "' 21 '· ~OS· Bro '"'vwu \DC . w I the SCOREBOAKD ~~~~~ 1976 ,PGA Nolion:~,t;••v•• Olampionsbip, and hili !).. W.. L.· •Pet. G B ·-• •• PhHadelpllia "60 5' 38 536 661 -l~ under-par -•·· ~--'6-r"'W.IU vv Pittsburgh Thursdayleltli~doubthe 's New York Sl 57 .Sll9 17 - " "· •· 1 his ••mper Cllicago 57 6< .••a 24 ·~"" ""' pu ""' !>t. lOU is 47 63 ..4·27 16 taDlruiJIS an4 personal Montr.. l 40 .t.a .ilo 32 problems aside to west olf W,. L .. P et GB . te tr COlleen a on g . . CinCinnati ll <a .052 'nle ~ of the fairways Los Angeles 61 52 ..140 13 · ·11er · ...... --s.- Ho-uston SB 59 .496 18 alter ram ear I l l - .. ~ s..n O'iego 56 • • .m 20 and the fact ,the ~ still AHonta 53 62 .461 22 held ,well, led to 11 su1>par Son Francisco 49 68 '" 27 Thvrsdlr'' ltes.vlh round&, more than upe«ed Sen Diogo 3 New York 0 over the 7,024-yard CO\I'Ie . CincinNiti e Chicago 3 -• Dr. Gil Atlan!e • <'hlledelphio J Tom Ki"" .aN {0Aiy 9 '• ·m es scheduled ) Morgan, a 21-year-<~ld . Toclay's l'roloobte Pitchen ~,........... ...._ w--~r( ·AU Timt• EDT) , _ . _ ..,... .,.._, Los AnQtles (John •6·B Ond· Clla. llbDt 'f .ander..pat e&s.. Hooton 7 - ~ ' ) at Chi~ago f feento Jerry McGee, Dillies Coody S·Und Stont !-l l. 2, I p.m. _. , _ ,...__ .._,.......,. _.... 'San Diego 1Freis leben 111 and iher, Flower arrangement Brooks overshadowed by big names ;i1 JI'IGJd . . '12, bit AI Ge11!er1er, ficlnd u a NEHI troopers PGA championship ......... Ray st N. Seco11d St. CINCINNATI (UPI) - Qld IDidlen never die_ u.e, jllll lllllt I"'Y . . At leut thai's what the proud old of the , Army's Und Atfborne Divisioo are doing 11 lbe,lr 30th annual ·connntlcin thil ·weelt W~ld Warli's Bltlleofthe Buice and the lnYlllllll ol N~ are beq re-wm in the lobbies and meeting haib ol the Netherland Hlltoo Hotel. . "l rtmember ..., captured a whole 0ennan reeilnent lrith one lqUICi," l»llled W81'1'en Sclllele o1 Pine Hill. N.J .. amachine-«unninn PFC in lhe Battle of the Bu~ S! )'ears ago " But 1 · lhink they were more than willing to urender," he added. ''1bey -.led to be pretty tired "Bu\ the day ru ne~r fll'get is Feb. 2, IM5," nOled Scltl.lele, no" an RCA employe. "TI)at ns the day 1 got bit. 1 "as ca~mecblnegunlhrllaghtlnrf: pLayers. . , The owners also ag~ . to permit performance bonuses, previously ,prohibiled, in specific casta, Hitters may receive bontl$l8 l<r batting average, r:uns batted in, home run.s, slugglpg percentage, stole~ bases, ~ sCored, total bases and wa!U, Pi~ may receive bonuses !<t w,ins, earned run average, saves and Winning liy TOM WlUTFIELO UPl Sporll Writer llETHEsDA, Md. (UPI) There are many fUII.<JI..f.bemUI golf ti)!JfiiiiiiiOIIta, Tom Welskop(feel,l, but lew major champiooshlps. "I play th~ game for trophies," be said. " T~e ~~~«~ey Jta golf.tourna~J~e~~t is always establjshed heftreband, but there's only Cl'le dwnpion." . Cell it the Jack Nicklaus plillolophy, if you lrill. ()l)y Nl~us has been a bit more successfullrith it, wirlning,·l6 m~jor c)umpionships. «.... Weiskopf has only one, the ·~ 1973 BritWJ Open. f- Tile Daily 8M«'•wJ, Mldltf W"..~y, 0., Friday, Alul. JJ, III7J Old soldiers .talk away ti.m, Weiskopf gunning for - . - .....:: c..aE1 ~ wali..l S.y"Happy Birthday" With Scioto is in finals ( t}PI) - ...w-.·-~ tiJe Mihrlultee Bucb,· ~ c......_. tile lem1 told bim they caald at--..-. aat :affo~ to Jt.eep him 1be I~ price l<r the ... they bad ., IDMI)' . "'•bt ...,. •1·1 co.... ::!_,,w!'.~:.:_;A , _ , and ineE~Ie-.1 ,_.._.. .,..~ ~,.,.en ~ Bllt the Bucb 1r8d A~ ~ a llirlgle •, Ne" officers were elected .,til : . ••• •' EASY 10 INSTALL 4" SEWER & DRAIN PIPE 210 ~ Class entertains patients "• • ! ·A party lor 39 patients at ter 2 ( 26 ), 'Bendt ,( 12) ; 'C hicago, L•Crock (81. tmS . ........Jt-- ,, 1 - h - ..._~ m' ~ --.uu ~IIUI:IU! wilh ,a .bdated Sllll'llticm. ?•• Atlanta 103 000 ooo- .4 12 1 Broob sa be bad been · Pnlaoelphia 000·011 .001- 3 9 o BAro.N RO UGE, La . ys Mtior t..e•9ue 'L e.cters · LoGort•. Beard (6 ), Dev;ne ( ~ ) - llfiR the Tiger, the hoping 10 beclme & Be~ By United PreiS •ntem.tioul o l . .o~d GDf'rell : L onbof,g, JA•Iisiani Stale Ulli1eniil)' e\11' siDce the mi&le of Iaiit ·a .tting Tw otdbell W . M'Grow (61, · • .._. FridaY JD . his - · . ( bJSecJ ot~ 300 at Nbt Gi!llrber (Il l csnd Oates . McCarY ,-mascot W'DYo .H•tionaJ ·Le11ue er •<7!. WP--i-oCorre (1 ,61. u Sleep. He ns 18 yean old, "I watched a BengallG. A 1a. IR. H. f"d Madlock, <:hi ~ oe 392 ·n < 130 .33' ~.~~zg (l!2,81 H~ -Atlanto , wbicb "oqld be eq,ua1 to 130 Buffalo game 011 M-y 'Gritter. •C·io !05 399 93 m .m by lllman standards'. 'Fos1er. Cin ~ OS 417 61 137 .329 (Only !;jilmes •s cheduled ) OH'!er, Pi~ ~ 0~ 4l2 511135 .328 MiR' aclllally the !bird .Ameriun league Morgan , Cin 'IJJ !126 92 106 .325 Tex.as 020 ~002 OQO.- 4 5 I tiger •t LSU, had been R~. C:in HS A6' 91 ~ :S P .32L Oleveland DD3 000 .002- 5 13 2 IRobioson,, P i1 188 3H A1 P9 .3A8 Boggs, .Fouca ul, (7~. Sk.ok ~sed since, lt:ia, when ~ M ad®x.. Ph il 105 372 ~ U 8 .317 (1) , lerpko J7) , Bacsit (9) and was pur.cbased from a G.er.nimo. <ln tOl 338 ~ 906 . l ~ A Sundberg ; Odbson, La R.o che {81 car.tm11, ~h i uo .411 52 UP . 309 •nd F:osse . IWP-LaRoche ( a- 3). ~tile. ~ash . , r,oo for $1~ Aln«oiCift Lngue railted by llbllle;ds. Ulte both ':l. 'P -Ter~o (3 3·1. HR - <Jeye G. AB. R. H. Pd llef'ld , :Powe-1t (3 ). .his predec n, Mike "u Mc!Rae, KC 101 3A8 57 i 2L . 35~ &-ett. 'KC 11,.57 10m .3U 'New York 021 .t05 CI00-12 lUI born in capljVity. Bostocl<. Nlin .ao 305 ;s 100 .328 Minner.ota !100 000 3'o- 5 9 5 0 BAUM'S TRUE . VALUE STORE .' heritage houSe Middleport, 0 .. ' ·' SUNDAY AUGUST 15th ' 985-3301 CHESTER, 0. Monday, Chi 20. Americln Leogue: - Bondo. Milwavkee 000 .001 021}-- 3 8 D Oak 22; Jackson •nd L.May, O.<lond 00003001•- • 7G Salt and fiendricl<. Cl•v 19; ~odriguez. CaslrD (7) and Thompson , Oet 11 . Parler; M;tdleH, Bannsen w. RuM Bolted •• Flnf1el"~ (8 ) and TeN<ce . WP- Baked clili:icen, roast beet, ho!mburger steak, founder fish, ham. . ' · VEGETABLES L1111a beans, peas ortd carrots, noodle~. POTATOES Baked, mashed, home tries. l=ln9e-rs U -71 . LP- C.stro 0 -2) . ~ are (Only pmr:l ~ochNulecU •.,...n:.-er. .tm Os/lcious ~rMjgoed Lopes~ QUASAR_ .LA .U : · Chili-Broiled ~teak .< ~teamboat In11 $5QCI,-.. Cedeno, Hou a111d Tossed, co'Hagt cheese, slaw. Dining Roo111 HoUrs . Woekdars 6-7 p.111., Sundlr 1·2 p.111. W1lkup Window Woekct.rs 7-10 p.m., Sundar 2-10 p.m. ......., "Real Old-Fashioned Home Cookin~" PROFITI 3rd St., Racine, Ohio Get Tile "ModemSupplf WITH QUAUTY JEEP AIM evallalllt in liladium. See these e~citing rings on display now at fUMERS ·Events ON .A Wide Selection of Books ·Past councilors meet for Wednesday picnic Priced Below Cost Middleport Book Store Middleport,. 0. QUARTER AT . CALVARY , ~"" ; ~ ' ' Of Fall Seed, BIBLE CHURCH Name-------- - - - - - Address-----~--=-------~-----------~--------------------- · I ' everyo~e of the area, to attend . . :11 • ;;·,::: Now In Stock 'C'i'~l.J. . the gospel preaching services r. ,,, ... •.· ,., " ··" ' of this t.:!;:· Model W(J9286MK . "SuPif lnst•Matic" Color Tuning. Mltri• Plus Picture ,,.~,,_,.J W41'1Jl, friendly .. Tube Stabilized Power S~.tpply. "Country Style" -gn. WERNER RADIO , .Middllpolt, 0. .' "' l " ' " ' SUNDAY SERVICES 't =rigiclairlii.Hcme. E.w~DIIflllllll DMaionoiGeneral Motcnl fellowship. 9: jO Church Bible School 10:30 Preaching Service 7: 30 Preaching Service . WecJ, 7:30 Prayer, Bible Study • ~BC EVENING CLASSES ·DAY CLASSES ALTERNATING CLASSES ....·..,"..:, , """"to..:. ,., · ~tena·~ a warm .w eJcome. to \ NOVELlY CONTAINER , ._: • .,. • .,.,,Located u No. Second Ave., Middleport, •t.n o·t••l•'lti- .Qhio),,,., r,, . . p 25'.:.,.,.. .COl.OR TV :Social Calendar I Complete Line WORKS II A DRAWER • Games, races . to be held at junior fair Piease send full information on your courses. of st-erol new dHignl Q.,.... Two treatments for water·:Stained marble Habit fGr M )'' o,a-k! fuh~! Featuring your high Khooi crest and school colors on the birthstone ol your choice. In II brat -whitt or yellow gold. I' I us. . . --------.:.-(For Information, Cut & Maii}--"7------- Check Our Three Dial 949·2515 , Member• of the Se"·Rill!· hotltea Ill' 'the neat !llllellne Sewing Club met recenUy at and September activillea the home of Mrs. Mildred plamed Include a family Wella for a lriener rout. picnic and • rummace lale. Attending bulde1 those The door prize Wall "on by By Helen Hottel I Martha Hoffman. Mrs. Wells named "ere Mr1 , Nelli• served cake and collee Boyer, Mra. Shirley Billy, \_er Doae .. bJ'TwoRuu...y•! .~ Polly cra. m iuring the evening. Mrs. Mrs. Lenora McKnight, Mra. Dear Helen: of marble sills U)'l tbere II a Betty Wehrung •ill be Jean Hoffman, Mn. Am Polly's Prebtem . Please print thil u a "arniilg : don't trust a hitchhiker ! Bro•ntng, Mr1. Carolyn pollsbiDI lilt DEAR POLLY - I do hope marble I'm a traveling aalesman, new at the Job. As I came out It McDaniel, Mrs . Pandon a d!Der, t"o nice-looking girll approach me, say they have you or some reader can tell avallabl~. It hal putty Collins and Mrs. Evelyn lriendi in Jefferson City "here one II to be married, an!l will I me how to remove water powder In a burlap bal that Gilmore. lake them there? 'nley appear to be near It, so I figure, what stains from my gray marble oat dampens with water and vigorously rubs •• aucb window sill in my kitchen . · the beck1 HOME FROM TRIP Later thai evening they confeaa they're 14-year-old DEARS.W.- One IDslllller sllllna. Tbe harder tbe nib the better it will look. Bul if the Mr. and Mrs. Derwer Rice · runa•ays (both pregnant). I don't want any part of thll; so I and son, Bill, have returned spots have . b eeu there a long leU them I'm letting otl at the nearest stop. They start Juriior Fair Night will be Ume, this may aot do the job. .from a t•o •eek vacatiOn In whllperlngtogelber,lbentellmelfldo,l'Ubesorry •. Ailother such supplier oald obserVed at the Meigs County Florida with Mr. and Mrs: I did and I am. I'm In a Miasourl jaU charged with · water marks are ettbetllu so Fair on Wednesday with a Normu Yeauger and JOn, statu•-• rape "l)lch carries a two-to-life sentence. I can't the sills would have to be variety of games and races to Kevin, of West Melbourne. afford bail. My Mure looa pretty bleak; even if the court· removed and polished be conducted during the appointed attorney gets me out of this. Who knows how long 'U · professionally. So, there are evening. "ait lor a trial? · The program will begin at 7 two uawers to the same I gueas these kids were getting out their hangops on me. p.m. In the new show ring on problem aud from those "In Must make,P.em feel pretty good to ''fll " an adult, even If be FRIDAY the hill. At that Ume each of ·•mallclluea the trade." POLLY. Isn't one of their par~ts. - B.M.K. HAPPY Harvesters Class, DEAR POLLY - My Pet the youth organizations will •qaallty educatloa Trinity Church, 7:30 P·?'· Peeve concerns dresS pat- have 1~ minutes in wbich to • ni&deDOmiDatioDal Dear Readers: I ~on 't know the full circumstances here, but if B.M .K. Is Friday at the church sOCial terns that are simply not present either a program or u innocent as he auerta, let's h~ he lrillsoon go lree. This room . made lor tall women. TaU skll about their group and Eduhlllll the wbole cblld however, won't save his job or erase the stigma of arrest. to Uve •bom&laUy today. MARY SHRINE 37, Order women are longer from the announce the outstanding boy His story Is a strong argument against picking up hitch· of lhe White shrine of shoulder to . the waist and or girl to receive either a · (JIIIllllf:ltl hikers. Remember: females can be as dangerous as males. - Jerusalem , picnic Friday, from four to six inches longer plaque or lrophy. At 8 p. m. the games and H. AppllcltiODI DO" bi!IDI 6:30 p.m. at the Racine in length than average sizes. I races w!U begin . These wiD +++ like to sew and would rather accepted. Shrine Park . Dear Helen! SATURDAY make pants suits, gowns, etc . include a bubble gum blow, Pbaae: 44WMI My son and his friend were caught shoplifling. 'llhey got ICE CREAM Social, for my daughter than to buy tug .of war, three legged sack the scare of their lives from the juvenile officer, and again ,at Saturday at the Rutland them illhe sizes were right . race, sack race, raw egg home where perenta Were definitely not wlslty-washy. race, pennies in the sawdust, United Methodist Church, - IRENE T. We gave Randy, our boy, plenty ol reasons not to try this with serving lo begin at 4 DEAR POLLY - I keep a wheelbarrel , cracker Welcome Mother again. And then we filed the incident under ''hopefully finlslted p.m . Pie and cake also to be small piece of carpet under whistling, greased pole! And .New Blby · business." served. To be held on the the cushions to my hed-<~ola to potato roll and watermel~n With But the other boy's parents won't leave It lay. They Ia wn and moved to the use · under the metal legs eating contest. Prizes will be harangue him Cllllsl!ontly abollt being a thief, Insist. they ca.n basemen I in the event of rain. when the bed is unfolded. awarded. Ail boys and girls never trust him again, and have got him so ujl6et he may run are invited to attend. PYTHIAN SISTERS of To avoid \vastin~ flour away. Really, be's a good kid - has never been in trouble Wilkesville, bullet supper at when using it for "dusting" In A before. But his parents feel so shamed that they've practically the h~U. Saturday, 5 to 8 p.m. cake pans, etc. I always keep disowned a 13-year-old child! They imply we are too "soft" on $2.50 for adults, $1.25 for some in a taU salt shaker. Randy. . Entertainment. An old dish drying rack is We're quite friendly with them.! don't want to he called an children Proceeds to he used lor great to use lor storing pot interfering meddler, so I try to say nothing, but IBn 't there payment on the hall. MONDAY Uds upright. -SYLVIA. . some way to show these people that one slip doesn't make a REVIVAL ·a I . the New SPECIAL meeting all . DEAR POLLY- I had a criminal? - FORGIVENESS IS BE'ITER Nobles. and wives of Twin .. stck child and when he was Haven First Church of God City Shrine Club al asleep I kept the door to his beginning Monday through Dear FIB: 7:30 p.m. r~m closed to keep out:~e Aug . 22, 7:30 nightly. The Say something! Since these people aren't reticent about clubhouse , Saturday . Distinguished notse . But ~hen I opened 1 o Rev . Joe Griffith ol Ritiman implying you are "sofi," why shoold you be afraid to argue from Aladdin Temple, . check on him the d"?r would will he the guest spel\k~r. ~...__ _..1 guests · your aide? Columbus will he present; squeak. Not . hav~ng the Special singing each evening . . Suggest that they discuss the problem with a clergyman, a Public invited, 59 N. Second St. juvenile officer or other counselor who might make them see take covered dish lor dinner. proper l~bncating oil. I used CHICKEN barbecue by a non-slick lood spray on the the selfishness of their attack. New . Haven Volunteer Fire door hmges as an emergency Yes, I said selfishness! They're thinking of Department and Auxiliar measure. The sq~eaks were TIIEMSELYES - their own shame and embarrassment . Y gone. If a bit drtps on the because their kid brought them down. When they realize bow Saturday starling 11 a.m. at . ood j t . .1 fl .th W US LOIS Wipe I o WI a ti unfair this get-even pollcy Is, . they may learn that ct.· ty bu1'ld.mg , New Haven . BAKE and rummage sale, ssue. · overpunisbment can he as bad as nodiscipUne at aU.- H. DEAR POLLY - .1 am a Friday and Saturday, . +++ . beginning 9 a .m. at seamstress who Wishes to Dear Helen: recreation building Racine share 8 hmt fro~ my sewing This is directed to those Bible..spouters who know all the . ' ' basket. Always lie your knot ·answers. . by the Racme Chapter 134, . th d lhr d th t m e en o1 ea a Oh, smug ones, what did your Bibles with their talk ol sin OES · SUNDAy leaves lhe spool last. There and guiding principles, tell you about reconciling what you OX ROAST festival at Our will ~ fewer knots to bother ought to feel with the reality of your true leeUngs? Lady of Loretta Church, with as you sew. If you are And did they tell you prayer would repudiate desires, Tuppers Plains, Sunday, 12 to using a needle that Is already making them disappear? lhreadoo and it knots, break And, If they told you "virtue Is its own reward," why 10. Games; rides and garden your thread and tie the knot doesn't the virtue lei!! a~ good as it should? Wbere's the tractor pulling contest. in the other end of the thread. COUNTY wide prayer reward? - JUST A SINNER . S d - CLARA. mee tmg, un ay, 2 p.m. DEAR POLLY - It is Middleport Church tll Christ in Christian Union, Pe~rl St., usually more economical to Middleport; Glen Bissell, buy large si~e bOxes of class leader. cereal, but those taU boxes will not stand up .in many CLELAND Reunion, cupboards.lcutoffabouttwo Sunday at Forest Acres Park, · inches from the top all the ·on New Urn a Road, out of way around the box, shake CHESTER - Past Coun- reported that Leda .Mae RuUand; basket lunch at lhe cereal down in the bag cilors' Club o( Chester Kraeuter is back in Grant noon. HOMECOMING Sunday, inside and refold the waxed Council 323, Daughters of Hospital, Columbus and Zion Church of Christ. Basket paper so it fits on the shelf. America, mel Wednesday Laura Mae Nice is patient DOROTHY. nighlat the hall for a picnic. at Holzer Medical Center. dinner at noon; afternoon DEAR POLLY _ My k Ada Morris had grace . Mrs. Jean Summerfield gave program at 2 ·p.m. Ray Russell as guest speaker; folding laundry .raG serves lhe secretary's report. Presiding at the meeting was as a· plant stand to hold Attending were Mrs. Goldie Mrs. Goldie Frederick who · bring special music ; tomato seedlings. Start the read the scripture from Frederick, Mrs. Hallie everyone welcome. seeds in egg cartons and the Rom. 6. The pledge to the Frederick and their guest, TENTH ANNIVERSARY rack will hold six,lwo on each flag and the Lord's Prayer Bonnie Landers, Minersville, of lhe new building by . oI St . p au I level. - D.F. were given in unison . It was Mrs. Jean Swnmerfield and congrega I1on her mother, Mrs. Nora Lutheran Church, Pomeroy, Brown of Florida, Mrs. Opal Sunday with former pastor, Hoflon , Mrs. Margaret Joseph R. Kraley, speaking. VISIT INDIANA Tutlle, Mrs. Thelma White, Mrs. Albert Roush, Kevin Mrs. Inzy Newell, Mrs. Ethel Afternoon service, 2 p.m,; coffee and dessert, 3 p.m. and and Christi Smith, Pomeroy, Orr , Mrs. Ada Van Meter, at 4 p.m. presentation of and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mrs, Erma Cleland, Mrs. bicentennial musical, "I Love Roush, Sherry and David, Sl. Mary Hayes, Mrs. Mary K. Albans, W. Va , have· Holler, Mrs. Dorothy Lawson Americ' " by Church of returned from ' a visit in and her guesl, Dorothy Christ Choir directed by .Newburgh, Ind. with Mrs. Warner, Syracuse, Mrs. Ada Debbie Gerlach. Coddle corduroy Roush 's brother, Mr. and To keep corduroy looking Mrs. John R. Miller and sons. Neutzling, Mrs. Mae Spencer. Mrs. Betty Roush, .Mrs. Letha They returned by way of Wood and Mrs. Ada Morris. its finest, never iron it on the right side. Turn it inside out ColumbuS where Kevin and and steam iron gently. Christi remained to attend their brother's wedding. They returned home Sa lurday with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Flowers of Columbus, who came lor the reunion of the Mary Dean family at Bidwell on Sunday. ENROLL NOW FOR FALL SALAD &FRUITS Ctterrr, peoch, apple. mlY firtliound plclt Leon l'longla1 of Alabama ~ amnna Oelroi. .__ .. _ -l ,...,...,., Sb: pia~ wllo "4ft 01,1 tbe club Jail Polly's Pointers a MEAT PI~ ~ Helen Help Saturday Only Sunday, 8·2 p.m . Walkup, 2-10 p.m. • Rul«ers, cretar:Jat ~ a fiDy out .Mayberry. KC 71; Vastrumski, · _. .,,,_. .,_ ..:........ t the 8os 70; Rud<. D•~ 69. w ~ n&A&U, .., VWfi" S'ofeo l•.es rigllt's !bird bigbesl priceMillON! t.ugue: . Morgan. a175 ODD Cin 31 ~ Tlt"rf8S, P itl 37 ; •' Rice . I m_:....,___. t Middleport Church ol Christ. Games were played with prizes going to the winners. There was gtoup hymn singing and prayer by the Rev. George Glaze . Ice cream and cake were served by the class. Going over there the Rev. Mr. Glaze and sons, Trey and Clinton, Mrs. Coleen Van Meter, J;:d Evans, Mrs. Martha Childs, .Mrs. Reva Beech and Mrs. Denver In Style With Shoes From The LeFkJf e,.. ~t l06 A26 70 ~ 3.8 .324 Hunter {13· 12)• ,and MunsOn , Carew. Mi" 109417 67U4 .311 Hendr icks ! 6J ; :Luebber. Al bury DETROrr (UPI) - 'nle Gorr, Chl ·95 383 «12l .n• ,.., ' .!JOhnson ( n :Hughes ( u ~troit Piltons and Pbll SelCar.ty , C,I r 108189 5L122 . 3U and Wvne;a.r. LP _,Luebbef" ( J • Sloub . o.et m 110 S< m .310 3). .lers, their• ~ draft Mllnson ..NY 107 <JO S91lU09 d:oice from have L¥"" • 80s 95 369 51 113 .306 I 1o :inninvs) reached agrt¢mo;ut c.a Cljll· Home Runs 13oston ·00 t 000 000 1- 2 9 1 Hahonat Leagu.: 1Cin;man. Ca lif 000 ·ooo l DO o- l 6 J Ira~ ol tnlllcloled, terma. NY 32; Sohm;ot, Ph il 30 : T.ia nt <U ·lO ) and Fi$k ; Ryan Fos.ter. Cin 26 ; Mor9an. C.in ll ; ( 9. 15 ) and Humphrey. .Hill ~ -~ -•- tc:....t-• · -• -...:~..NtfiotW~I Le•vur: F.o sfer . C~n <1flllllll::"l --.-was~ WIE~I · 102 ; Morgan, C.in Ai; S.Chm id1 , me Setre!Miat ooit oq,l ol Phil 71 ; Ki,.man, NY ond liOOw Stopper Lvzlnskj. PM 12. ' .-~ Am~tNCJn League: -Chaml<r The OCiler 5e- blin, NY 76; Munson, NV 74 ; •' Center was held Tuesday lbe Athens Mental Health night there by teh • Homebuilders Class of the o.e TeKaS a t C'le\leland : Ghicago .at JSalt , 2. 'w~..ni,;ht parsonage repair lund and a house•ares party was set lor the Sept. 14 meeting. The birthday of Mrs. Edith Manual was observed. Also plaMed lor October was ''a rummage sale. Mrs. Parsons gave lhe secretarytreasUrer's report. · For lbe program Mrs. Buck told about her trip to Hawaii. Mrs. Wolfe had prayer with Mrs. Lucille Rhodes reading scripture from Psalms 74. Mrs. Florence Smith was at the piano lor singing of "He Hideth My Soul." Mrs. Bertha Robinson and Mrs. Rhodes served re(fesh· menls to those named and Mrs. Lona Hupp, Mrs. Stella Jarrell, Mrs. Dorothy Roseberry, and a guest, Dolly Hill. - •t the recent meeting of the /.pple Grove United Methodist Women at the church. , Elected were Mrs. Donna Jllll, president; Mrs. Julia ~orrll, vice president; Mrs. Bess Parsons, secretary·treaaurer; Mrs. Dollie Wolfe, chairman of nomina lions; ,Mrs. •Lucille Rhodes, C!u'lsUan personhood; Mrs. ~ lleen Buck, silpportatlve community; Mrs. Bertha ltobinson, OlrlsUan ·social .jnvoivement, Mrs. Alice ~alser, Christian global ' ~ncerns; Mrs. Shirley Ables, ~mbership and Mrs. Hysell, •program resources. Mrs. BliCk will Install the new :pfflcers in October. : Adonation was made to the l officers o/iener roast enjoyed ~~~··''"_,,,,,~=============:.:=:.=~=;.:l';::;.,~=;:=:.:=;;,,, -Ass.ociate Degrees in Business Administration or Executive Secretarial. -Nine and twelve month diploma courses in Jr. Accounting, Secretarial, or General Office. · -Courses approve!! tor Veterans' monthly benefits of $270 or $321 · plus $22 for each dependent. -School loans available. -Job placement assistance. IAVINOW On '"•" ilk• FREEZERS, RANGES . REFRIGERA TORS . DISHWASHERS . WASHERS anH DRYERS hom th• Home EconOf'ttu Rooms of Areo High Schools. n•w GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE 2nd Av~. & Locust Sl!lle Reg. ~o. n.o:!.o032 8 I, Phone 446-4367 .. �S- The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport·Pomeroy, 0,, Friday, Aug . 13, 1976 ' '~\ I ' 'l, 'JO p m meell~tg / Explos~on .•' :1\\ tull'Cslrulno:d ins Uncl s Jilin In do juRI lhal. . r\ ';' \ on po1tor , dumndin!( i11sli11ds wxl ,.,pirllual,·ll,.r. ~k~ lo po:-;i1in.: ptlfl)(~· lin g~.·nl" l'll · Uon ~ . t 1111\. St.JIIll' Oih•.' Sl\S "SOPI1 tlll' l'"l'losioll",,, illl ill' llUil pc1~rt1 l o l 'llllll' to dunch '' llh \'1111 ""'I mur Nt' Xt · 0 m. . th•g Wednesday 7·. . S p m . lucsdoy , Btbl• tludy 7 30 p '" · UMW 3rd fuetdoy 8 p m , dov sch,onl supt Chu rch School , lhundoy, mimstry School 7 30 RHDSVIUE , St.mdoy School t 30 9 15 a''' ·· wors h1p s~rvtce , 10 30 p 111 . serviC'ern&eling 8 'Jilp 111 ' a tn , Wonhlp 7 30 p m , Proyer om Ch01r reheor,ol Juesday . MIOOLi:POfU CHuRc~ · OF M"lmg 1·30 p .m . Tuesdor. UMW 7 30 p m under drrectron o f Mr s CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION 7 30p m ht Thunday. Paul Neos" lowl ~uce Manley poster Mrs: SILVER RIDGE , Worship 10 am f'OMERO't' C HUR C ~ OF 1HE R II y d I Church School'i o .rn. 100 NAZAR~N~ Corner Umon and une oung un O)' fUPf'ERS PlAINS Wonohi 9 Supt SuiU'tay Schoo,! 9 JO o m • p Mulbe11y . Re v. Clyde 'II Hender h enrng Qr h i ChurchSchooiiOo ,m 0 .•11 7 30 1 sorr pastor Sur~d oy school ~· JO ed d w p KENQ CHURCH Of CHRIST o Glen McClung sup! n1orn run oy prayer rneehng 730 George Frederick. tupt. S.r11k~ rng worshrp 10 30 a rn , everung MT MO WIAH CHURCH OF GOO weekly , 9._?0 am ~n Sunday SEI(I.I IU , 7 30 mrd week servke Rocrne Rou te 2 the Rev James Preachi ng frn t ond ltl1rd Sunday• M Muucv pastor Sunday .chool of mon th by Clifford Smtth 4 30 Wednesday 7 JO p m GRACE f:PISCOPAL The Rev 9 5 am Har old Deeth , rector Church ser ' ~ 0 m ' rnOPlrng worshrp 11 . HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION. vrces 10 30 om Holy cornr nu ; m : evening wcnh•p 7 )) COorrell Ooddrill , pastor Sunday roye r meehng, Tues.dor 7 30 School, ~ 30 o.m Leonard ,nron fi,<Jt Sunday of month, chu r p 111 • Young people 's mee trng G 'l I' 1 ld . cI1 ~-= IlQ(l I 10 30 am , f or nu rser y 1 JOp Thursday , 'more , us e er · even1ng ser 111 thr ough 12 MIOOltPORf FIRST BAPTIST . vtee 7.:10 p .1t1 , Wedn•tdoy POMEROY CHURCH Of CHRISI C S ll d I · prorer meellng , 7 :JOp rn R!Cha•d Evanson postor thble orner lxt an PomeJ., IheRev , MT MORIAH CHURCHOF-GOO s.rhoo l 9 30 o 1n worshrp 10 30 Peter Granda!, poster. Danny Racine Route 2 The Rev . Charl•s om , adult wors. hrp service and fllomp son supenntendenr Sun Ho r1d postof S ndali school 9 45 dQy Sc hool WMPO Rodro pro · u r ' young people s. meetm g 7 30 grou• 7 -4 S 0 10 , Sunday Schoo l o .m , mornrp~ worsh ip , 11 om p m Cor r~bu1ed Brble s tudy and q 15 M 1 W 1 ' Ell&nmg sarvtces. Tueaday and 0 111 prayer meetmg Wedntsday. 7 30 am "9 ors up , Fndoy 7'30p m pm 10 15 0 :" • Voulh ochvrlres ond SEARWAUOW RIOG£ CHURCH THt: SAl VAII ON ARMV En11oy lcllowshr p lor JU IUor and seni(')t OF CHRI ST Ooug Seamon hrgh ~tu d enls () p m Sundoy · Roy W. Wtnu1g ofhcer rn cho• ge h' 1 30 Md mrnrster Brble sludy , 9 30 a m,. , evenrng wors tp pm 1 h 10 30 Ho tn Sun doy I0 om ess week pto e r s er vr<" mormng WOI S tp . am .. ' mee trng 10 30 om ., Su11day Wed d es . evening woranrp 7 30 f) In 7Y 30 p.ln , ne' oy , ed d d I I Young Peopeslegron I Sr100 7 CHURCH OF CHRISI Mid W nes ay Brbl ul u y, 7 .30prn . p '" , I hurs doy 1 lo J p 1n dl h KENO Ce-tURCH OF CHRIST lad res Home League 7 p m Prep G~:•' ' ~~~: ~ ~';d J~~:~ ~~;~ e George Fritd~rick~ sup1 Sund~thy do•aes d bl h rnornrng servt~:• . .,.,30 a .m. w1 Sf PAUL LUTHERAN CHUR CH superunen en t 8 ' 8 sc ool 9 30 preocnlng on firs t ond th ird Surr Comer of Sycam ore ond Second 0 rn... morrlrng wor snrp 10 JO day of mon th br George Pickens Sts , Pomet oy . The Re-¥ Wrllicun a m : evenmg wonh'j 7 JO SfiVEASVILlE COMMUNITY Middleswort h, Pas tor Sunday e:~yer d StH vrc e P m Ct-lURCH Sunday School ..,\liCe, 1 School ot 9,.a5 om and Chur.ch M 1 ~~lE01oR T CHU RCH OF THE 10 a rn Praye1 meetln" . NAZARENE ReY Don C 1 Thursdov , 7 p m ., Sunday • ...,.,nlng Servrces II a rn 0 ' e, ~>erYI(e 7 p .m SACRED HEART Rev Father p I 0 W lt r Ph pastor, Mrs Mary lothey , Sunday ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST au · e on, pas or one school sup! Sunday school 9 30 ' 992 2815 Sa turday evenrng Man hi · 10 30 POt11eroy ·HO rrtlonvil le Ad , Don a rT1 , morntng wors p K ed B'll M El 7 30. Sun doyMou 8 on d I 0 a 111 , 0 rn . Sundo eowangel fs ll c enn '( . pasla( , r c ray . :onf enron Saturday, 7 7 30p Ill t p Sunday school supt Sundoy 73 POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST , R2v :~::, ;;,': · Wednesd~;n 7 30 r~y~~r $( hool, 9 .30 a rn. morning war· ~alph Zundel pastor Wrllram UNITED PRESBYTERIAN shrpandcornmunton 1030am . ~olson Sunday ie;;hool sup! MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUfHY Sunday e~tenmg youth Chrtttlan >undo-, school ~ 30 a m . BVF . 6 Dwight l Zavir:r dtrect or, Endeavor. 6 30 p m ., worshtp 1ef Brble stu dy, Wed rtesdoy 7 H A R R 1 S 0 N V 1 l l E vrce 7 30 p m Wednes.doy •"•n· Rev frrtest mgd p•oy e, me&hng a nd Bible cho rr prortrce Wed l\esdoy PRESBYTERIAN 1u r . 7 ·30 p m " h s kl CHURCH Rev. S tr•c 111 ' pastor 5 un d or enure ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH school 9 30 a m • Mrs Home r G . ' El k Ins pastor Sundal' l P1ne rove The Rev Wrllram " 1 , morntng wonmp ee su p ddl c p Ch 10 am ,, wors hrp serv tce, M1 eswo rt n , astor urc h 10 30 o11d 7 p m Wednesday MIDDLEPORT Sunde school seNtees ~· 30 a m . Sundar School ~., , servrce 7 p m d Y 10 30 a m 9 SO UTHERN BAP TIST 282 JO o m ' Arche r Vaughan supt . BRADBURY CHURCH OF .• ,l!bo"" A p p I J Mornrng worsh1p 10.30. CHRIST K' C 1 ~ 1>'11 ve , ome roy ou SYRACUSE , Morni ng worshrp ~ trn o e pastor. "evrn S d h M Krng , Sundov school supt Sunday Gary Basham Sun d • o .rn un ay sc oo 1 10 am n h ~ h sup! Sun av scnoo 1, Sampson Hall supl s.c oo 1, 30 o .m . wor$ tp ser J 30 a 1n mornrng warship, . RUTLAND CHURCH Of GOO \lr(e 10 30 o m · Sunday ser vtees 7 p 111 • youth meeting. 0 30 e ,.enmg worshrp b·JO p m, Rev James 0 Guynn post or ' ~tdweek prayer s.ervrce 1:30 1 d h Wednesdov , 7p m S do l m. un ay sc 00 1 10 am un Y ANTIQUITY BAPTIST , Rev FAIRPlAY CHAPEL locared on wor~h•p / 1 0 m ~:;doyde.,enrng freela nd Norrrs pastor Sunday Cour1ly Rood 1 off erl her shervrc ~. P m -v.. nes or war school 10 am Church servrce 7 s rpsery rce 7 ~pm Wed d Bbl S d 7 7 P R Th I .. ostor e11 eron HAZEl COMMUNITY CH URCH p rn nes. ay 1 e tu y )u•ha rn Sundor School , q 30 Neor l ong Bottom Edsel Ho rt Pm om . worsh rp servl{e 10 30om· h I 10 RACINE CHURCH OF THE 101 S do 0 worsh rp sen,."e 7 30 p m Sun ~s k ur; sc 00 · m NAZARENE, Rev John A Caff · day Prayer mee hng Tuesday . ur,c · ~ · d prayer mon pastor Sunday School , 9 30 7. .,..,pm PThmurs 'V\ rnee H'9 oy 730 p m ~out h sen1tce 7 ""' MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTA l. ? m. G era ld We II s aupl. Morn · p m fr1day Th rrd Ave the ~e v Wtlhom Knrt 1119 worshrp. 10 30 o m Sunday RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH tel pastor Rollold Dugan Sun evenmg ~orshtp , 7 30, Prayer OF JESUS CHRIST Thomas. L do School Su 1 Class.es for all meetmg , Wednesday . 1 30p m. Holmes pastor Btble study y p ~ B bl RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Don l 7 ,_ d eventng se-r\11ce .JU r e W I" p R ,_ 7 30 p m , 1u ndoy ages. .>~.~lur oy ,... , W d d ·7 30 o ... er , as. lor an me .x.r 1sec , school, 10 a m Evong el1str c ser Uuulrh e nes.F adoy 1 ..,,., P m Sunday $Chool supt , Sunday 'fOU servrc.es , rr 'f .,.,prn h 1 9~ vtc e 730 p m . 5und ay MIDDLEPORT FREEWILl SAP · sc- 00 >AI a m .. mornrng wor · POMEROY WE SLEYAN liST C rn rAshondPium Noel shrp ID -40om , Sundayeowentng HOLINESS CHURCH. Ho rnsonvt lle H • 0 e 1 Sol d worsh1p, 7 30, Wednesday hen Rood Rev Edrs on Weoyer errman pas 7°~ ur 0 ~ 8 11: mg Brble study , 7 JO Pastor He •u'f Eb hn , Sunday mgh sel rv " 0 S pdm un y DANVILLE WESLE.YAN R&., , Sc oo 10 o m un ay e ~.~ en•ng d School Sup! Sunday School q 30 h· ...., ' Le1on G 1asure postor Sun ay 1P 7 JU P m wors ~ .;_ h I 9 30 h o.m , E... e nmg wors h ip 7 30 p m , MEIGS .x oo a m yout and Pt oyer and Pro rse 11-er.,rce Thurs COOPERATIVE PARISH IUilro r youth servtce b 45 p m , doy , 7 JOp m METHODIST CHURCH eYenrng worshtp, 7 30 p m SYRACUSE FIRST Ct:fUffCH Of prayer and praise, Wednesdoy, Robert T Bumgarner. GOO Rev George Orler. pos.tor 7 lOp m Dr rector Sunday school q ,.5 am mOf n POMEROY CLUSTER SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST mg preaching , 11 o m. Mrlea Tcovt , poslot Sunday Re., Robert Hayd~ n evongeiJstic s.ervtee 7 30 p m Rev 0 Wm Sydenslrtcker school. lOam , Steve Lrttle . svpt Prayer meetmg, Thursdoy , 7 30 CHESTER Worshr ~ . 15 o .m Evening &er-wke , 7 p m , prayer p m ' P ~tmg Thundoy . 7 p m POMEROV WfSTSIOE CHURCH Church School l Oam C~ESTER CHURCHOF GOO POMEROY Wors.hrp 10·30a m OFCHRI~l 200W. Mo1nSt . Jerry Ch tch Scho'oi 9 JS ~m UMVF Rev Bobby Parter, pastor Sun Paul m1mster phone 992 7666 doy school. ~.30 am. warshtp 1 6~ Conservot rYe , non ·rn strumentol , erfre~PRISE Worsh, 4 am se rowrce 11 am : evenrng ser11lce Sunday wonh1p 10 am , Brbie Church School lOam p 7,30 youth servtc&. Wednesday study , II 0 m worshrp , 6 P m ROCK SPRINGS Worsh1p 10 7 lOp m Wednesdoy8•blesludy , 7p.m Ch h UMYF LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHUA 19 ikUTLAND FREEWill BAPTIST . ~ : iri p murc a .m CH led Jones pastor . Sunday J!f~ Leland tialey , pastor, Sun FlATWOODS, Worshrp. 11 0 m school . 9·30 a m . Roy S19man OOy school 10 a .m . s;ndo30y Church School lOam . ;up~ mornt~g worlh!p I~ 3030 e.,. en • n 9 s e, v r c e . MIDDLEPORT ClUSTER u,n ov evenrng serllrce, Weclnesdo'f evenr ng prayer R R be 1B mtd week servtce, Wednesday 0 meeiii\Q 7 30 p m ev . r umgor n&r 7 30 p m OLD DEX1ER BIBLE CHRISTIAN . HEATH . Wo,.h<p IO 30 am SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE CHUR CH. Re' Rolph Smrrh Chu«h S<h~l Y.JO am UMYF 6 NAZIIRENE . Rev Oale Bon ~ am , P· m sun do y postor. Su nd oy sch oo I, 9 . o~<J RUTlAND Jeffre G~rber , pastor. 8 o b Mooce rn liu nilv p , tn . Nuw om , Church Sc:hooiiOa .m . . AL>R~O . Sundar S<hool 9 30 tn . am ., Wouh•p 10 4~ a .m .. Proytr Worcht owet study , IO lO 0 111 S ~:d . Eantl:St llh.' ll hun· 1)\.T il But an.· nuttt's in ~ti lld "' ttllfl'·' !'lruincd? lliC prlndpks of law, m orulil y, responsibilitY un: lho: linnulnUons of w1 ordcrfy soddv. ·n~,·y huH their rnolo; in rdij,(ion. ~u 11 rl<Jy . B•ble leclufe , 9 JO ININIIY CHURCH Ae111 W H tleJ r111 po!>IOI . Mor Moyer , Sun mHI tles lill\' of uutukintl m\.· c·qm.:s- will drivo: 8 o•Kf Youth Rtchord lho mot NORtH 81:1HU , WCN'ship tl In lhc T.:11 !'otllt11H111hlll' t11 S, 1],.· S..·nnoll 011 IlK· ~ l ounl , lh,· I iii: mwl llll' S"llj!O: or. k»liS Chris I, llll' hojM.'S Act.unilng to P<'t<.-;imi~t~ II '""''1 be lung bcli•n· llll· world blows 11 ,,._.I f up. Now that nuu1l uL-; tho: m1•1h il if v towlp•: nul cMiimllott, thl'l' I'Uy. hi~ at Wodnesdoy~ . --;:{ Soon ... 'the '1/~ ~tbl¥ ~ludv 'set :m 11 1 5 J .,,,..,Q ~ 1176 Ke.ster M.oerttsrng S€rrvrCfl Inc , St•nburg 1/lr\)lma Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday SatuTday Psalms Psalms lsa1ah Psalms Psalms Psalms Psalms 65 .1-13 104.1-35 40:12-24 24 ·1-10 421-11 139,1-24 145,1-21 ... With the hope it will, in some measure'. foster and help sustain that which is good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by 'the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. KINCSBURY HOME SAlES & SERVICE, INC. MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. THE FINEST IN MOBILE HOMES 1100 E. Main . Pameror Ph . 992-7034 Ph 992 2101 John F Fultz Pomeroy . WilKINSON'S BIG JIM'S PLAZA SMALL ENGINE S ALES Iii SERV ICE Ph 992-3092 Middleport 4H Locust Sl. Mrddleparl. Ohto . . ~INDA'S RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING . Racine Ph . 949-2882 . REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES . E. 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Co. . ap.n Ito l - Closed Thurs WAID CROSS SONS STORE I LADY FAIR BEAUTY SAlON Call 949-2BJB For an Appomlment "HElL" DEALER Third St. :' I Jb thnd Sundays followrng Sunday School c;RAHAM UNITED METHODIST. Preochrng 9 lOam lrrst ond11-e cond Sundays ot eoch month , third and lourth Sundays each m011th worsh1p serv•ce at 7 30 p m Wednesday eyenrngs at 1 30 Prayer and Stble Study SEV ENTH -DAY ADVENTIST . Mulberry Hetghts Aood Pomeroy Pastor, Gerard Seton , Sabbath School Superrntendent Claro Mcintyre Sabbath School Satur dhor oSfternoo n ot ~ 00, wrth Wor · s rp erv1ce 1o 11 owrng at 3 · J5. RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHUR · CH . Rev . Roger Ford , Jr., pastor . Orewy Gore, supr Sunday school . ~ .30 am , rnormng war· s.hrp , 10 do m THE HILANO CHAPEL , George Casto pastor Sundgy School. h 9 30 a m . evenrng wors ip, 7 30 Thundov evening prayer service. 7·30p m RACINE APOSTOliC CHURCH .EIIongelas.tlc serowtce Sunday , 7·30 p.m. prayer meeting, Tuesday , 7 30 p m Btbl e St ud y, Th ursd ay , 7 JOp m MIOWAYCOMMUNITYCENTER. De~~:ter Rd . Langs't'ille, Ohio Rev Clyde Fe<roll Pollor. Sunday School 11 a m Soturday preaching servrces 7. 30 p m Wednesday e~.~enrng Btbl& srud'f at 1 30 p m r FAIT, H TABERNACLE CHURCH. d Bo•ley Run Roo . Rev Emmett Rowson pastor Handley Ounn , supt Sunday school. 10 o .m Sun· day evenong se,lce 7 30 Brble teach1n9 7 30p .m Thunday . T c OYESVILLE COMMUNI Y HUR CH. Roger C Turn&t pastor. Sunday school , 9 30 a m Sunday rnornrng worshtp, 10 30 Sundar evening servrce 7.30 THE Sill VIITION IIRMY , 115 Butternut AYe ' Pomeroy . env~.,. and Mrs Ray W1mng, off1cen rn charge . Sunday holrness meettng , 10 orn . Sundar lChool, 1030 d PSM El d om Leo •' Y olse A oms 7 30 P m. solvorton m&etmg. ladres HameLeogua 12noonto2 p.1n . Jhursdov. prayer meetrng o11d Hrble st udy Thursday 7 30 p rn MO~~~~~~~~T, MT Co,,.., Fourth and Moin, Middleport Rev Henry key Jf. , pas lor Suo doy School , 9 30 am . Mfs Er-vin Baumgatdher sup! , Mornmg wonh•p. 10 45o m JEHOVAH S WIINESSES Larry (Ornoltml preS! d IIICI Ill I111',101 ~ SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev Rtchord E Jar Yrs ASBURY . Wonhrp Jt 0 m Chur h Schoal 9 50 0 m UMW hnt 5do u~ORE~T RUN Worshrp 9 o .m Church School 10 a m UMW third Wed d 7 30 Ml~~sRSJILlE ~:;~htp 10 0 m Chu«h School9 0 m . UMW thrrd Mondo'f 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Chruch Xhool q 30 W h ' 7 JO m am ~Ou+~~:;.;·c~usnl Rev, Howa rd Shtveley Rev Steven Wilson Ae• Zelia K•uuewski BETHANY (Oorc os). Worshr 9 30 0 m Church Scnool IO<~ · o ~ARMEL , Chruch School 9 30 0 m Wora htp lO.JO a .m :lnd and . -ith Sundays APPlE GROVE . Sundav School 9 30 0 m Worship 7 30 p m. ht d d'·· do p an 3r ~n ys, roy., mee 1lng Wednesday 7·30 p .m . FtHow1hip supper hnt Saturday 6 P m UMW 2ndluesdoy7 30p .m EAST lETART , Chruch Sthool ht. 2nd, 3•d Sunday• 9·30 0 ."1 30 W Four th Sunday 10 a.m . or· •h•p lnd Sundar NO P m 41 h Sunday 9 00 a .m .. Praytr meeting 11/ednosdoy 7 . 30 p m UMW ht Tue•da'f 7 30 p .m WESlEYAN (Rocme) , Sundo" 1 School IO o .m Worsh<p II 0 m , Jr UMYF Wed!leldO'f 3 30 p m , Btble Study Thursday 1 p .m . Cho rtf' ract rce ThurtdavSp m h h 1 LETART FllllS . Chu« Sc 00 hi , 2nd Jrd Sundayt IO IS 0 m . ,.th Sunday 9 15 a .m Wo rship lst, 2nd, 3 ,d Sundays 9 15 g m , ~ hS d 30 .. t un ay 7 p m. MORNING STAR Worsh rp 9 ·30 a m. Churth School 10 30 a m ; Mid Week Service Wednesday 8 p ;oRsE CHAPEl . Worshp 11 0 m · Church Schoo' IO~:~ m PORTLAND ll/orshrp 7.30pm : Churc~ Schoa19 3D a .m. SUTTON, Church School 9 . 30 a m Worsh1p 1st ond 3rd Sundays I030o m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Re 11 Archard Thoma& Pa"o' Ouar~eSr~"':"'k•• 1 J~~~ Po~~o~s '"·J JOPFA. Wot~htp IO a Chur ch School 9 a .nt : Pro.,..r Meettng Wednesdc,. 8 p.m BOTTOM S d h 1 lONG ' un DJ s.c 00 01 q :fOam , Wrtfshlp ~ervlCC~! lit rnornmg worshtp 10 : 4~ am ., NYPS b 30 p m e11ongelllltc ser vrce. 7 :)0 p.m Pra.,•r ond fos.lt ng Tuesday 10 a .m . , Mtdweek prayer urYrc• . Wednet.doy , 7 30 p .m., r•\vn f prover meetrng Saturday 7 p m ml55tanory meettng , tt(ond Wednesday , 7·30 p m UNITED FAITH NON , DENOMINATIONAL Rev . Robert Smith pastor Sunday Scllo?l , 9.30 o.rn .. Clan leader, leo Hill. worsh ip serVICe, 10 30 (I m chur ch 730p m . EDEN UNIT~D BRETHREN IN CHRIST, Elden R Blake. po1tor Sunday School 10 o .m .. Howard McCay s.upt , Marn~ng termon. II am .. Sunday night 1ervlces Christian Endeavor , 7-30 p m., Song servrce 8 p f'r'\., Pr.oching 8.30 p .m . M1dweek Pro\/er ' meettng, Wedn•sdov , 7 p rn , Roy Adomt.. loy leader. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, Located ol ll:uflond on Ntw Ltmo Road n.ntl Ia Fare•t Acre Pork Rev. Ray Reule , hoatot Rob•rt Muner , S"'ndoy Sc oolsupt Sun· doy tchool . 10·30 a rn : wo,.hlp 7 , 3D p , m.Bible Study , Wednesdoy 7 30 p m , Soturdoy nrght p•o"l"ervrco. 7.30p,m, ' HEMlOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN , Roger Wotson, pallor .. Wolloc;e Bradford sup! , mornrng wor· 1hrp, 9 30, clluiCh lChool, 10·30: young people 1 moellnn 6 30 " p m : eoweningworshlp , 7·30p m .; Btble ltudy, Wednesdo~ . 7 30 p,m MT UNION BAPTIST , Rt' A D Brown . 1upply n.>ttlor .Sunday ,..school9 -45 om . Sundo.,. ev•ning worlhrp , 7 Xl'p m TUPPERS PlAINS CHRISTIAN C~IJACH , EuneM Underwood, " poalor , Howard Caldwell. Jr .. Sunday School 5upl , Sunday School, 9.30 0 m., Morning s.r man 10·30 am ; Sunday even ·lng s.ervke , 7 p m lETART FllllS UNITED BRETHREN , R" Freeland Nor"' · PD•Ior Floyd Noms . supt . Sundoy school, 9 ·30 om .: mormng ier man 10.30 am .. Proy•r service , Wednesda~ 7 30 p.m . CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF ~~~.~E~:~.:!i Pios~~h, "::,~~; Hen•or~ . Supt , Momlng Wonh1p, II o m . Young P•oples servrc• , 7 p m , Ev~1ng .. rylc• 7:30 p m . Wednesday M•d W•ek Pro.,er Service , 7:30pm ; Youth meetlng 6 30 p.m . Evening wor· si••p l JOp rrr CH~>TU CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE , ltev. Herbeft Grote postor . Wor•hlp serv•t • . 11 o m and 7 30 p m . Sunday Sufldo,School , 9 30 am •ichord lorton swpt Prarer meet i nQ , WedniHday , 7·30p.m. CHURCH OF BRADFORD CHRIST, Jock Perry, mmltter . Sun dov School 9·30 a .m : marnlnv chu,ch 10 JO ctm ., Sunday •ven 1ng s•rvlu , 7: 30 p m Wednesday sttvlce, 8 p m . li\UREl CliFf FRii METHODIST CHURCH . Rev Floyd F, Shook , pa~l or, Uo;d Wright, Sunday School Supt , Morning Wonhlp 9 ·30 o .rn : Sunday Slhoal 10:20 a .m .: Wednttdoy Pray•r and 81 ble Study 7·30 p.m.. Swnda1 evening worthlp 7·30 p m : Choir Practice Thurtday 7 p .m DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Chorl•• Ruuell , Sr ., minlsl•r; Rick Macomber. tupt , Sunday t chool , q:3() a rn : worship ' " vita, 10.30 o.m 8iblt Study . Tuatday, 7·30p m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF li\TTEA DAY SAINTS. Portland Rocrne Rood Wil ham Rau11l , pastor Denny Evans Sun.dof School Dlf.clor. Sunday Sc:hoo . 9 30 a m : Morn mg worst-lip, 10 30 a .m ., Sunday a-waning urvlce 7 p m. Wiltdnetday evenmg prayer ••r · vices , 7 30 p .m BETHlEHEM BAPTIST , Ro' !orl Shultr pastor . Wan hlp ••rvtCt. 9.3() om Sunday school 10 30 a .m . 81&le Study and prayer ser · 11ice Thur5doy 1 30p.m . CARLETON CHURCH. Kingsbury Rood . Go(y IC.rng . pas.te>r Sunday ac~al 4 30 o m ., evenmg war· 1h1p , 7.30 p m. Pro.,er meeting , Wednesday . 7 JOp m. LONG BOITOM CHRISTIAN , Bruce Sm!lh , pastor . Wallace Dom&wood , Supt Bible School , 9 .30 a .m. Preaching servkt, I 0·45 a .n- No evemng ltrYt(•. HYSEll RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev . Paul Ne111He, pastor Sunday Schoot 9 30 o m., Mornmg aer-¥lce, 10 30 a m , youth serowice , 6 .45 p m . Evongellsttc aervrce 1·30 p m Prayer meeltng, Thursday 7 30 pm , FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION ol Bold Knob Rev E. J . Grlflrlh , supt of c~urch Rev l R Glue•encomp, pastor Roger Wlllfred Sr , Sunday Sthool supt Sunday School . 9.30 om , prayer meeftng Tuesday . 7 30 p m. youth mNttng , 6 p m Sunda., leaders. Ada Van Meier ond Gret· fo Suttle Sunday e-wenlng war shtp 7 p m through w1nter mon · ths, MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE . UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST. Rev James H leach pastor Sun day school , 9 30 om Russ&ll Spencer supl Warship service, 10-45 o .m.. hentng worshrp olternalrng wtlh C E at 7 .30 p m. on Sunday Prayer meet rn g 7:30 p m. Wednesday . Alfred Wolfe . lay leader WHITES CHAPEL , Coolvtlle RD Rev Roy Deeter , pastor Sunday schoo19 30 a rn . worship ser"lce 10 30 o.m Bible 1tudy and prayer serowtee WednesdGy , 7·30p m RUTLAND RUTLIIND CHURCH OF CHRIST Carl Peak , pastor Brll Brown Sunday school s.upt Sunday school , 9 30 am ; worshrp and commvntan 10 30 am Evenrng serowrce 7 30 p m Regular board (1'1Milng, Saturday . 1 p m RUTlAND COMMUNITY CHlJI, CH, Sunday School , 9:30 a .m ., wo11hip aervlc• . II a .m .. Wednesday pcoyil MH'l"'. 7:30 p m youth Mrvicet., Sundoy . 1 p .m. , Sunday night worship , 7 30. RUTLANO CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE . Rev. lloyd D. Grimm Jr .. pottor, Sundar St:hool , •~ 30 o.m : wonhltt•ttv lct . }0.00 o ,m . ~ 8foockost lJye O'Wer WWO. YCXot"f • .. people ' • ur.., / ~11 . 6 ·,.5 : ~: tvongel lsrlt urv1ce; 7.30 p m "" Prayer mHIII\Q, W•dn•.day . 7 .JO ~4 p m ; MldionorJ' ,.,eeting , 1·30 • p m. lint W'edne•da-,: of month "' MASON COUNTY • MASON FI~ST tArTI~T , Second and POtMroy Sts . Stan Crolg , pastor . Sunday K~~ t ... 5 a .m .: wonhlp 1ervice. I! 0.,-n J lralnlng union 6.'30 p m ; e11ening wor· 1hlp •etYICe, 7.30 p.m Mld Week prayer 1ervice, Wridn•tda.,. , 7 30 p IT'i • ' ' MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST P 0 , Bo• -487 , Miller Sf Malon . W Va . Sunday Blbl• Study 10 o rri .. Worship ll a .m . and 7 p.m . 81bl• Study Wedn•sdoy 7 p .m . Vo<:ol mu1lc ,,--.; FIRS I SOUTHERN BAPTIST, Coo· ner of Stcond and Andeflon , Malon Poslor, Walt•r Cloud, Sunday school 9 ·•5 o m worshtp tetvice, 11 a .m . O!'Jd 7 30 p .m Weekly 81ble ' tudy , W.dnesdoy 7 30 p .m . MilSON ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Ouddln~ lane , Moton , W Va Ch•srer Tennant Pot tar Sundov School q ~5o m , (hrldren s Chur, ch 6 ·-45 p.m Young Pt(')p les Ser vice 6·,.5 p m Evangellltlc Ser· vice 7 30 p m. Women 's Mit sionary Council 10 a .m, Hut and Hhrd Tuetdays . Prayer and Bible Study Wednesday . 7 30p m HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION. Th& Rev William Campbell , pat tor . Sunday School,. 9 30 a m , Jam•• Hughes tupt 1. 811&nmg servlc•. 7 30 p ,m Wednesdov evening prayer meehng 7.30 p m Youth prayer tervlct each Tuesdoy FAIRVIEW &iBLE CHURCH, : letart W Vo . Rl 1, Rev George Hosch~r poslor Sunday School 1 9 30 a .m Proyer and Bible s.tudy 1 7 30 p m Collage Prayer Serv1ce ' Tue•day 10 o.m . Worsh rp Ser 11ke , Thursday, 1 30p .m ClllVARY BIBlE CHURCH 26 N, , Second Mrddleport; poslor Cur · tis Stepllen Church school 9.30 om .. .preaching servrces. 10·30 · o .m and 7 30 p.m WednesdOV1 ; evening Brble study , ?•30 p .m . • o INDEPENDENT HOLINESS CHUR·': CH, INC · Corner Fourth and lmcaln Sts ., Middleport : Rev ' O 'Dell Manley pastor . Sony Hud.; ; son Sunday Schoo l supennlen · dent Sunday school 9.30 a m ~ ; evemng worship , 7 30 p .m 1 1 praye r and praise serowlce ~ J Wednesday 1 30 p m 1• THE PEOPlE'S CHURCH OF POMEROY Corner Ma in and": Court Sts thtrd lloo r aile•!• L1ghthouse ' Restaurant Henr)f""~ Cook , pastor Sundo~ school 10~ a m , mormng worst11p, II a m : everhng servtc& 7 . 30 . Wadn&sdoy eyenrng servlc& , 7 lnltrdenammahonol, fu ll gospel RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Pastor Denms. Bales Sunday School 10 a m . worsh1p servlcl!i 11 :30 a .m . ond 7 30 p m . Prayer meeting Wednesda., , 7 ·30 p m ~ s : oo-Bon~~r~ze 3; Partridge Family I ; Mission : · Impassible 15. 5 »-Adam -12 ~ ~ News 6, Family Afialr 8; Elec. Co. 20,33; Adam -1 2 13 , 6 :0D-News 3,4,S, I0,13,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20,33 . 6 30-NBC News 3,4, 15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; . CBS News 8 ,10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; CarroS<;olendas 33. 7:0D-Trulh or Cons, 3; To Tell the Truth4; Bowling lor Dollars 6; Space : 1999 8; News 10; Don Adams Screen Test 13; Family Affair 15; Wom11r120; Black Perspectl ve on the News 33 7:30-Porter Wagoner 3; Treasure Hunt 4; Candid Camera 6; To Tell the Truth 13; $25,000 Pyramid 10; Poo! Goes ~ Country 15; Robert MacNeil Report 20.33, B·oo-PIIol " For Beller or Worse" 3,4, 1S; Donny & ~rle 13; Jack Van lmpre Crusade 6; Pilot Jeremiah of Jacob' s Neck" 8, 10; Washington Week In Review 20,33 . B 31l-PIIot 'Pilllllp & Barbara" 3,4,. Basebaii1S; Wall WIN sATwBkRibut. South's brain malfunctions NORTH "AQ 3 HI •KJ 7 BORN LOSER ¥ 876 + A Ki 8 ¥K954 + 652 .95 3 . 612 - SOUTH ... A Q 10 8 NorU1·South vulnerable West U'ITLE ORPHAN ANNIE IF n WIAEI!'T Olfi/ER I'P t40T ~YfN ATTEMPT rr! THEI1f!5 PlOT OltE CHAHCE IN A MILLION! BIJT·· BUT 4UST 1HE SAME FQR, HIM·· I'LL 110 MY ~T··· a &Vfll'age." 11 o .. t Sbaw . .td he waa ' "'ven to .. ::.... •&. .u:u w1~ ~ lftlwet" -'I '"'nt.Ual .a.•..& ..n __. .... QUCDW~ uv.u•~& I ¥¥15 wheat inlpectlon tour Jut yearandlaterfoundvieldaln ' the areu he liked about hid faJI4inbeJo~~~<IIOI'IJI81, Aulstant Alrlculture ~ .... Jll'lldUcllon 6e fOr •llale today were toq worklrig diiJtli. •IJ!e team'J ~eel report new "aateWte Image" dlla and other Information, 111~ aa~te and ;weatber J1!u1 reporta, llellltoted, allo haw ln<Jicat~ lhat while Secretary Richard BeU JII'OIJ)eCtl,were,tmprovinlln t• ' however, IMared reporters tile norma}.b(-dg area villted that altii:Jugh could not get the U..S. team Jllll'llllaalon to theHSovlllaeHtlt tour ~~~ .~ C 1 ~U herofe riearran1e "'YY . ...,.-vu w•e lie.,.. Oil ealla'nSofiet arMalhown 1o the group •u "ldeq\llte " 11 W pT.red t~ •t •t,... e were ••• bl_.. WI.., ••am K ._.. W " IV ' Call not by· th' ~!lf:'-Prlnl wbpal aperts, iKclWalnt In J!l)y ~VI ~ Jlluopecll l jn P ass apple 18 Exchange premium 11 Humbert Humbert's love 13 Victona or Albert 14 More daring ..---,.--- , - - - - - - 1 5 Mebbe we , .10't "'?cldll "' qit " m.::1rr1 Endmg for bleacher I& Husbands 17 The old gray mare 18 Characteristic Luau baking pit 21 Roll of goods 22 Famed 40 Kind of board or cloth - out ( got by ) DOWN I Neighbor of Nev , Yesterday's Aalwer 2 Type size 3 Horribly 9 Large clam 25 Borscht 12 Have words ingredients (4 wds ) 4 Antagonist Zli Avaricious 16 Lady's slipper 28 Joy 19 Sundered 2' Two below 22 Abn~phere par, in goU 23 Earthly 31 Sighted (archaic) 35 Three, in 24 Red River Palenno Rebellion 31 West leader , is one S Francis Stnatra . 6 " Lorna - " 7 Tennis term 8 Witching hour fare (2 wds. ) him critic ~/]::\ '- 23 Vetch )._0::,~~ 24 Gennan iljl ~· '' rtver '25 Adam or Venerable ~======~~W1,i=~~~~~~~------------~~~:rril!Er~~rr)t;R~~~~~~-, f..jA/NT lORE !J TO f3E FRIED ' • 1 !! ;• ,,...., PUSHY PIPLIN !'- z&Encircled 21 2a It : 110-Ntws 3,4,4.1.10. 13,15: aBC N - 33, I 1:30-JDMny Cai'1CIII 3.4.15; PGA Champlonlhlp 6, 13; Movie " Sailor S.Wtrt" 1: Movie "Crwtura with · the Blue Hand" 10; Janakl 33, 11 :45-Rookln 6,13. 12: »-Wrtslllng 13. 1 ·1»--Midnlghl Special 3,4, 15; Movie "The Human Monster" 10. 1:55-News 13. 2 : »-News 3. SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1t16 6:oo-Summer Semester 10. 6 :»-Fun For Everyone 6: Summer s.metm I; TreehouH Club 10; Kentucky Afield 13, 7:110-Saturday Report 3; AG-USA 4; Eddie SauncWt 6; T~uHCiubB; U.S. Farm Report 10; Groovla Goolles 13. 7:30-Bullwlnkle 3; I Dream of Jeannie 4; JIIIOM 6; Harlem Globetrotlers Popcorn Mafchlne I; Man From C.O.St . 10; Make A Wish 13; Ml"tr Roger 20. B:oo-Emergency Plus 4 3,4,15; Hong Kong P"'*'! 6,t3; Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm 8,10; Sn.lmt Street 20, 8 ::»--Josle and The Punycats 3,4,15; Tom end Jerry. Grape Ape 6, 13; Bugs Bunny and Friends 10. Y:oo-Secret Lives of Waldo Kitty 3,4,15; Eloctrlc Company 20. 9 :30-Pink Panther 3,4,15: AdvMtures of Gllligllll6, 13; Clue Club 8,10; Mister Ragen 20. 10 ·110-Land Of The Lost 3,4,15: Super Friends 13; Hot Dog 6; Shazamllslll,10; Zoom 20. 10 :»-Run, Joe Run 3,4,15; lllg Bl.,. Marble 6; Hodgepodge Lodge 20. 11 : oo-RIIurn to the PI_. of the Apes 3,4,15; SpHd Buggy 6, 13; Space Nuts s.101 Inner Tennis 20. 11 : 3~Weslwlnd 3.4, 15; Oddball C011ple 13; CBPA Bowling 6; Ghost Busters 8.10; Consumer Survival Kit 20 12:oo-Jetsons 3,4, 15; Valley of the DIIIOSIIurs 1, 10; Action News for Klds13; Crockett'• Vldory Gardin 20. 12 .30--Go.USA 3,4,15 American Bandstand 13; Fat Albert 8, 10. l:oo-FBI 3; Champions 4; Soul Train 6; Children's Film Festival B,IO; Wrestling 15; Lowell Thomes Remembers 33 . 1 :30--GIIIIgan'slsland 13; Wild, Wild World of Anlmalo 33, 2:oo-To Be Announced 3,15; BaHbell Warm-Up 4; That Good Ole Nashville Music 6; World of Sur. vlval 8; Urban League 10; Movie "It's Only Money" 13; Family Theatre 33. 2:1tr-Baseblll 3,4. ' 2:3()-,Frlends of Man 6; VIewpoint I; Movie "First Men In the Moon" 10; lnslghl 33. 3 :oo-Minlature Golf 6; Baseball15; Over-s Minion 8; Family At War 33. 3 '»-Wide World of Sports 6, 13 ; Champions 8. 4 · oo-Bit With Knit 33. 4:3~Sparls SP!!ctacular 8,10; Let's Grow A Garden 33. 4 · 45-Green Acres 3; Scoreboard 4. tpeclalilla. . I ~. • > ' Shrew- ~~;les 31 Be m the 8,10 . wrong 32 Loki's daughter 33 40 wmks 34 Squirrel monkey 3& Manger visilors DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how A X Y D L B A AIX R Is to work il: LONGFELLOW One lett e r snnply stands for ano ther ln thiS sample A is tJ used for lhc three L's, X for Jh e Lwo 0 s, etc Single lellers, apostrophes, the len gt h and form,l l lon of the words are all • hints Each day the code letters are dtffcre nt CRYPTOQUOTES CEH GDD HAHZCBGK MEHK CEH WHZGXKBPH LCWHHC. - BLK'C ZFKJBJFCH NGQ UBK THWN FZWGLL DFW ZFK CEH EQIIFWJ Yeslerday's Cryptoquote: TOLERANCE CANNOT AFFORD TO HAVE ANYTHING TO DO WITil THE FAIJ..ACY THAT EVILMAYCON'lERT ITSELF TO GOOD. - FREYA STARK (f) 1916 Kin& Feat\ll"tS hndlcate,lnc.) l' t \, 11 ... I IPLINEP ~ [] j ~ .....,riot-·. - Now llirlftle 11M dreW loltMll II J ~ \'IROING ( toJ- tht ou...... ilt' lilt U... tal II\. I ~~~r~·--· I "UIUIDIJ" .,_,.,,......, ~- l lumbloo• fARKA SMOKY LITHAL AITHIIA YeeU:r4•r'• .u..... w..,....,uu.- toe ....jj... kl:tr-811At.L ARIII I, ll,IO.~ PART Ck A CHOIR FO~t(.SfA6lE : r • I ' 10:00-Diahann Carroll B,10; Men Who Made the Movies 33. 11 :00-ABC News 6; News 8,1D,T3 . II: 15-Beauty Pageant 6 . II :3tr-Movle "The Man With the Golden Arm" 8; Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman Preview 10; Movie "Rendezvous at Midnight" 13; Janak! 33. l2 .oo-News 3,4, 15 Movie "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" 10 12 15-PMA Pulse 15 . . 12 . 30-Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman 3; Saturday Night 4,15. 12 ,45-Sammy and Company 6. 1.1»--Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman 3; Don Klr· shner's Rock Concert B; Movie "Night Key" 13. 1 , 3~ary Hartman, Mary Hartman 3. 2, oo-Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman 3; Movie "The Curse of the Mummy's Tomb" 10. 2: »-Mllry Hariman, Mary Hartman 3; ABC News 13. 3: oo-News 3, 3 .»-Movie "The Pled Piper" 3. 4:oo-Movle "Red Mountain" 10. 4 :4~Movle "Battle of Broadway" 3. 5:~Movle "15 Malden Lane" 3. •• .' .....''; 6:oo-News 3,4, 10,8; God Has The Answer 15; Crockett's Victory Garden 33. 6:»-NBC News 3,4,15. ABC Newsl3; News 6; Rhoda 8; CBS News 10; Lilias, Yoga and You33, 7 .oo-World At War 3; Lawrence Welk 4, 15; Hee Haw 6,8; In The Know 10; Newsmaker '76 13; Rivals of Sherlock Holmes 33, 7 ·30-Treasure Hunl 3; Last of the Wild 10; Nashville • on the Road 13. 8 :oo-Emergencyl 3,4,15; Movie "Brenda Starr" 6,13; Jeffersons 8, 10; At The Top 33 B:JO-Ooc 8,10. 9 :oo-NFL Football 3,4, IS; Mary Tyler Moore 8,10; Upstairs, Downslalrs 33. 9 :3~Movle "Kiss Me, Kill Me" 6,t3; Bob Newhart wetltrq ' E11[9pean ar•u llhl~ wwe Nlted earlltr, In IJ!e Jlllllll'll§t:tllr a team • of 'Wblter w~al .Amiftnlf ,• s .oo-Star Trek 3; PGA Championship 6, 13; Don Adams Sceeen Test 4; Romagnolls' Table 33, 5:30-NFL Action '764; To Be Announced 15; Guppies lo Groul'!!rs 33. 37 Trapped 38 Asiatic tree 39 9 :110-PIIot "YCIUf Place or Mine" 3..,; Movie "Hard Contract" 6,13; Movie "ConfeMIDM of a Pollet Captain" 1,10; U.S .A. : P ..... and Pollltca :11,33. 9 :30-Rockford Filet 3,.4, 10: oo-Newl 20; Paul NI!Chiml 33. Pass THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS Young bovme 5 Kind of of"-·· and I• 3 N T. Pass I ~= . I + 1 N.T A Nevada reader wants to know if it 1s prol'!!r biddmg to make a jump in a short suil. Opening lead - 8 • The answer is yes with tile following common sense By Oswald & James Jacoby ...- res1nct1ons First, he sure " What ternble luck ," you have enough strength to groaned South "East had to go back to partner's suit at hold the kmg of hearts and ace any level he lakes you to Seol spades and be smart enough cond, be sure your short suit Is to lead back a diamond al lower in rank than the one you tnck two " plan to play m "I don 't know ," said North . (Do you have a question " That etghl of hearts lead tor the experts? Write "Ask marked East wtth the kmg the Jacobys " care of this There was no good reason for newspaper Tli e Jacobyp w1/l you to finesse Furthermore, answer mdlvtdual questions 1f you had JUSt asked yourself how you could be sure of mne 11 stamped, self·addressed tncks you would have risen envelopes are enclosed The with the ace of hearts and most mterestmg questtons gone about the busmess of set· will be used in th1s column ting up spades before anyone and will rece;ve copres of co uld attack you 1n JACOBY MODERN I by ··-t ol South ~ l:lol,I.,.Dn were Nortb East Pass Pass Pass 'I !! iD) 4K9 .. J 10 2 • QJ 10 3 BR~ =ro:= EAST .A63 JO: aatilfleel wltb IJ!e schedul~. UPI Farm Editor but we decide~ It was WASHINGTON (tJPI) _A (adequate).'' Bell aald. tbree-man team of AJntricSh Two year• ago, a team of', Amerleap spring w:beat • spring wheat aperla back from a tlree-week tour of the experts sent to Russia ' Sqvlet Union WU not allowed relurneel wiiJ!out ever leaving , to see all the areas 1t wanted Moscow when It refuaed to · tft ~.u.. but it made an accept a tour ltinerlll')' which : w ......,..... "adequate" tour 1 AgriC\&Itw-e olflclall decided would not ' Department olflclals aaid. pve them a fJIJ' picture of Thf team, headed I>Y Soviet conditions, That dldn 'I happen IIIII time. llut, llell noted, ,SOVIet State University, ou\lined its officials dl!allng wiiJI viJIUng flndlnp to. reporterl at B delegallon8 "always tak,e . care ,to see IJ!ey ltay on the lx'lefing Tueeday. Suiw llid 1 tour tbrqugb rillll side of the river where '...-ne J)OI'm8]1y dry regions,of cropa 11'8 bet.ter the ealte part f lhe ul Aa)'w:ay, he salcl. the m 0 Y Soviet Union - ,regions which t~am's on-the-spol grown malnJy spring Wheal oblervallun of Soviet gralri and other lprlng-planted conditions II not the only llr ina_ t ed U evidence piece of loformatloq .,..a · urn p avaUable to experts here w119 that ylelda "average to piece tqgeiJ!er govenunent above aye,age.'' . Officials said th.ia and other fouca•ts Sovl~t crop evidence Indicated that !9'1& JII'Oipecll - estm,.~hlclj • • gail\ production proepectlln are lmportanl clues \0 to~ theeuternSovietUnionhave world grain conditions an~ Improved lin~ I month liP 1 tile O\'l!rall ouUook for cr011 altbo'urh oe••'ve ral... h "'6'1' eJ _,. .,, as IUJIIlUes and fann and food eel eel ......to In -' "' r UC pr,o~~~"'"ww.em prices ' Soviet 4feQ, , BeU ..id till! vllltin,g tea'll Sbaw -•d he and hll two ~~ are ulled "baslcaUr. .....,. colleaur:ruea on Wlfl' n..... toW''"'~ as confirmation" Of .... Uf& tea~ did qot aee any Information galhered from extensive areas YI>VW6ht. contlnoua aatelll~e But he noted carllfully the monitoring and weather ' ' k • ' team II e"" to lee the reporta, The aateWte Pavlodar 41Jtrict Which weatller lnformatlqn, 6e repcrtedly hu.lllffered from noted, had alraady iho'ljn drought and was told It could ~~~~;~~e !lnprovement In c~ not be eel prospects In the area visited lrf&nl ' • When , lh~ Vilitln• by the U,S. team. , Americana a..ked 1bouto The official aald Soviet CU'UiitlGnl ln the dry ""l~ul\ure Oepartmflll 1 ' preparinl , regions they coul~ I Ill, e,t llmalu they were told CI'OIJI Wert reviled t9recast of tobi anu WEST ... 752 • d1a1110nds." North was rlghl South could rise with the ace of hearts and be sure of lour spades and lour clubs, but he didn't bother to thmk . He played dummy's queen of hearts at trick one Easl took his kinK and shifted to a diamond, South'squeen lost to West's king and West returned the eight spot to South's jack Later on, when East got m w1th the ace of spades he led h1s last diamond and West got two more diamond tricks, 13 .QJI0 84 Tour of Russia said adequate By BEftN•Dn Television log for easy viewing • ,, ' �S- The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport·Pomeroy, 0,, Friday, Aug . 13, 1976 ' '~\ I ' 'l, 'JO p m meell~tg / Explos~on .•' :1\\ tull'Cslrulno:d ins Uncl s Jilin In do juRI lhal. . r\ ';' \ on po1tor , dumndin!( i11sli11ds wxl ,.,pirllual,·ll,.r. ~k~ lo po:-;i1in.: ptlfl)(~· lin g~.·nl" l'll · Uon ~ . t 1111\. St.JIIll' Oih•.' Sl\S "SOPI1 tlll' l'"l'losioll",,, illl ill' llUil pc1~rt1 l o l 'llllll' to dunch '' llh \'1111 ""'I mur Nt' Xt · 0 m. . th•g Wednesday 7·. . S p m . lucsdoy , Btbl• tludy 7 30 p '" · UMW 3rd fuetdoy 8 p m , dov sch,onl supt Chu rch School , lhundoy, mimstry School 7 30 RHDSVIUE , St.mdoy School t 30 9 15 a''' ·· wors h1p s~rvtce , 10 30 p 111 . serviC'ern&eling 8 'Jilp 111 ' a tn , Wonhlp 7 30 p m , Proyer om Ch01r reheor,ol Juesday . MIOOLi:POfU CHuRc~ · OF M"lmg 1·30 p .m . Tuesdor. UMW 7 30 p m under drrectron o f Mr s CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION 7 30p m ht Thunday. Paul Neos" lowl ~uce Manley poster Mrs: SILVER RIDGE , Worship 10 am f'OMERO't' C HUR C ~ OF 1HE R II y d I Church School'i o .rn. 100 NAZAR~N~ Corner Umon and une oung un O)' fUPf'ERS PlAINS Wonohi 9 Supt SuiU'tay Schoo,! 9 JO o m • p Mulbe11y . Re v. Clyde 'II Hender h enrng Qr h i ChurchSchooiiOo ,m 0 .•11 7 30 1 sorr pastor Sur~d oy school ~· JO ed d w p KENQ CHURCH Of CHRIST o Glen McClung sup! n1orn run oy prayer rneehng 730 George Frederick. tupt. S.r11k~ rng worshrp 10 30 a rn , everung MT MO WIAH CHURCH OF GOO weekly , 9._?0 am ~n Sunday SEI(I.I IU , 7 30 mrd week servke Rocrne Rou te 2 the Rev James Preachi ng frn t ond ltl1rd Sunday• M Muucv pastor Sunday .chool of mon th by Clifford Smtth 4 30 Wednesday 7 JO p m GRACE f:PISCOPAL The Rev 9 5 am Har old Deeth , rector Church ser ' ~ 0 m ' rnOPlrng worshrp 11 . HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION. vrces 10 30 om Holy cornr nu ; m : evening wcnh•p 7 )) COorrell Ooddrill , pastor Sunday roye r meehng, Tues.dor 7 30 School, ~ 30 o.m Leonard ,nron fi,<Jt Sunday of month, chu r p 111 • Young people 's mee trng G 'l I' 1 ld . cI1 ~-= IlQ(l I 10 30 am , f or nu rser y 1 JOp Thursday , 'more , us e er · even1ng ser 111 thr ough 12 MIOOltPORf FIRST BAPTIST . vtee 7.:10 p .1t1 , Wedn•tdoy POMEROY CHURCH Of CHRISI C S ll d I · prorer meellng , 7 :JOp rn R!Cha•d Evanson postor thble orner lxt an PomeJ., IheRev , MT MORIAH CHURCHOF-GOO s.rhoo l 9 30 o 1n worshrp 10 30 Peter Granda!, poster. Danny Racine Route 2 The Rev . Charl•s om , adult wors. hrp service and fllomp son supenntendenr Sun Ho r1d postof S ndali school 9 45 dQy Sc hool WMPO Rodro pro · u r ' young people s. meetm g 7 30 grou• 7 -4 S 0 10 , Sunday Schoo l o .m , mornrp~ worsh ip , 11 om p m Cor r~bu1ed Brble s tudy and q 15 M 1 W 1 ' Ell&nmg sarvtces. Tueaday and 0 111 prayer meetmg Wedntsday. 7 30 am "9 ors up , Fndoy 7'30p m pm 10 15 0 :" • Voulh ochvrlres ond SEARWAUOW RIOG£ CHURCH THt: SAl VAII ON ARMV En11oy lcllowshr p lor JU IUor and seni(')t OF CHRI ST Ooug Seamon hrgh ~tu d enls () p m Sundoy · Roy W. Wtnu1g ofhcer rn cho• ge h' 1 30 Md mrnrster Brble sludy , 9 30 a m,. , evenrng wors tp pm 1 h 10 30 Ho tn Sun doy I0 om ess week pto e r s er vr<" mormng WOI S tp . am .. ' mee trng 10 30 om ., Su11day Wed d es . evening woranrp 7 30 f) In 7Y 30 p.ln , ne' oy , ed d d I I Young Peopeslegron I Sr100 7 CHURCH OF CHRISI Mid W nes ay Brbl ul u y, 7 .30prn . p '" , I hurs doy 1 lo J p 1n dl h KENO Ce-tURCH OF CHRIST lad res Home League 7 p m Prep G~:•' ' ~~~: ~ ~';d J~~:~ ~~;~ e George Fritd~rick~ sup1 Sund~thy do•aes d bl h rnornrng servt~:• . .,.,30 a .m. w1 Sf PAUL LUTHERAN CHUR CH superunen en t 8 ' 8 sc ool 9 30 preocnlng on firs t ond th ird Surr Comer of Sycam ore ond Second 0 rn... morrlrng wor snrp 10 JO day of mon th br George Pickens Sts , Pomet oy . The Re-¥ Wrllicun a m : evenmg wonh'j 7 JO SfiVEASVILlE COMMUNITY Middleswort h, Pas tor Sunday e:~yer d StH vrc e P m Ct-lURCH Sunday School ..,\liCe, 1 School ot 9,.a5 om and Chur.ch M 1 ~~lE01oR T CHU RCH OF THE 10 a rn Praye1 meetln" . NAZARENE ReY Don C 1 Thursdov , 7 p m ., Sunday • ...,.,nlng Servrces II a rn 0 ' e, ~>erYI(e 7 p .m SACRED HEART Rev Father p I 0 W lt r Ph pastor, Mrs Mary lothey , Sunday ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST au · e on, pas or one school sup! Sunday school 9 30 ' 992 2815 Sa turday evenrng Man hi · 10 30 POt11eroy ·HO rrtlonvil le Ad , Don a rT1 , morntng wors p K ed B'll M El 7 30. Sun doyMou 8 on d I 0 a 111 , 0 rn . Sundo eowangel fs ll c enn '( . pasla( , r c ray . :onf enron Saturday, 7 7 30p Ill t p Sunday school supt Sundoy 73 POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST , R2v :~::, ;;,': · Wednesd~;n 7 30 r~y~~r $( hool, 9 .30 a rn. morning war· ~alph Zundel pastor Wrllram UNITED PRESBYTERIAN shrpandcornmunton 1030am . ~olson Sunday ie;;hool sup! MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUfHY Sunday e~tenmg youth Chrtttlan >undo-, school ~ 30 a m . BVF . 6 Dwight l Zavir:r dtrect or, Endeavor. 6 30 p m ., worshtp 1ef Brble stu dy, Wed rtesdoy 7 H A R R 1 S 0 N V 1 l l E vrce 7 30 p m Wednes.doy •"•n· Rev frrtest mgd p•oy e, me&hng a nd Bible cho rr prortrce Wed l\esdoy PRESBYTERIAN 1u r . 7 ·30 p m " h s kl CHURCH Rev. S tr•c 111 ' pastor 5 un d or enure ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH school 9 30 a m • Mrs Home r G . ' El k Ins pastor Sundal' l P1ne rove The Rev Wrllram " 1 , morntng wonmp ee su p ddl c p Ch 10 am ,, wors hrp serv tce, M1 eswo rt n , astor urc h 10 30 o11d 7 p m Wednesday MIDDLEPORT Sunde school seNtees ~· 30 a m . Sundar School ~., , servrce 7 p m d Y 10 30 a m 9 SO UTHERN BAP TIST 282 JO o m ' Arche r Vaughan supt . BRADBURY CHURCH OF .• ,l!bo"" A p p I J Mornrng worsh1p 10.30. CHRIST K' C 1 ~ 1>'11 ve , ome roy ou SYRACUSE , Morni ng worshrp ~ trn o e pastor. "evrn S d h M Krng , Sundov school supt Sunday Gary Basham Sun d • o .rn un ay sc oo 1 10 am n h ~ h sup! Sun av scnoo 1, Sampson Hall supl s.c oo 1, 30 o .m . wor$ tp ser J 30 a 1n mornrng warship, . RUTLAND CHURCH Of GOO \lr(e 10 30 o m · Sunday ser vtees 7 p 111 • youth meeting. 0 30 e ,.enmg worshrp b·JO p m, Rev James 0 Guynn post or ' ~tdweek prayer s.ervrce 1:30 1 d h Wednesdov , 7p m S do l m. un ay sc 00 1 10 am un Y ANTIQUITY BAPTIST , Rev FAIRPlAY CHAPEL locared on wor~h•p / 1 0 m ~:;doyde.,enrng freela nd Norrrs pastor Sunday Cour1ly Rood 1 off erl her shervrc ~. P m -v.. nes or war school 10 am Church servrce 7 s rpsery rce 7 ~pm Wed d Bbl S d 7 7 P R Th I .. ostor e11 eron HAZEl COMMUNITY CH URCH p rn nes. ay 1 e tu y )u•ha rn Sundor School , q 30 Neor l ong Bottom Edsel Ho rt Pm om . worsh rp servl{e 10 30om· h I 10 RACINE CHURCH OF THE 101 S do 0 worsh rp sen,."e 7 30 p m Sun ~s k ur; sc 00 · m NAZARENE, Rev John A Caff · day Prayer mee hng Tuesday . ur,c · ~ · d prayer mon pastor Sunday School , 9 30 7. .,..,pm PThmurs 'V\ rnee H'9 oy 730 p m ~out h sen1tce 7 ""' MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTA l. ? m. G era ld We II s aupl. Morn · p m fr1day Th rrd Ave the ~e v Wtlhom Knrt 1119 worshrp. 10 30 o m Sunday RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH tel pastor Rollold Dugan Sun evenmg ~orshtp , 7 30, Prayer OF JESUS CHRIST Thomas. L do School Su 1 Class.es for all meetmg , Wednesday . 1 30p m. Holmes pastor Btble study y p ~ B bl RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Don l 7 ,_ d eventng se-r\11ce .JU r e W I" p R ,_ 7 30 p m , 1u ndoy ages. .>~.~lur oy ,... , W d d ·7 30 o ... er , as. lor an me .x.r 1sec , school, 10 a m Evong el1str c ser Uuulrh e nes.F adoy 1 ..,,., P m Sunday $Chool supt , Sunday 'fOU servrc.es , rr 'f .,.,prn h 1 9~ vtc e 730 p m . 5und ay MIDDLEPORT FREEWILl SAP · sc- 00 >AI a m .. mornrng wor · POMEROY WE SLEYAN liST C rn rAshondPium Noel shrp ID -40om , Sundayeowentng HOLINESS CHURCH. Ho rnsonvt lle H • 0 e 1 Sol d worsh1p, 7 30, Wednesday hen Rood Rev Edrs on Weoyer errman pas 7°~ ur 0 ~ 8 11: mg Brble study , 7 JO Pastor He •u'f Eb hn , Sunday mgh sel rv " 0 S pdm un y DANVILLE WESLE.YAN R&., , Sc oo 10 o m un ay e ~.~ en•ng d School Sup! Sunday School q 30 h· ...., ' Le1on G 1asure postor Sun ay 1P 7 JU P m wors ~ .;_ h I 9 30 h o.m , E... e nmg wors h ip 7 30 p m , MEIGS .x oo a m yout and Pt oyer and Pro rse 11-er.,rce Thurs COOPERATIVE PARISH IUilro r youth servtce b 45 p m , doy , 7 JOp m METHODIST CHURCH eYenrng worshtp, 7 30 p m SYRACUSE FIRST Ct:fUffCH Of prayer and praise, Wednesdoy, Robert T Bumgarner. GOO Rev George Orler. pos.tor 7 lOp m Dr rector Sunday school q ,.5 am mOf n POMEROY CLUSTER SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST mg preaching , 11 o m. Mrlea Tcovt , poslot Sunday Re., Robert Hayd~ n evongeiJstic s.ervtee 7 30 p m Rev 0 Wm Sydenslrtcker school. lOam , Steve Lrttle . svpt Prayer meetmg, Thursdoy , 7 30 CHESTER Worshr ~ . 15 o .m Evening &er-wke , 7 p m , prayer p m ' P ~tmg Thundoy . 7 p m POMEROV WfSTSIOE CHURCH Church School l Oam C~ESTER CHURCHOF GOO POMEROY Wors.hrp 10·30a m OFCHRI~l 200W. Mo1nSt . Jerry Ch tch Scho'oi 9 JS ~m UMVF Rev Bobby Parter, pastor Sun Paul m1mster phone 992 7666 doy school. ~.30 am. warshtp 1 6~ Conservot rYe , non ·rn strumentol , erfre~PRISE Worsh, 4 am se rowrce 11 am : evenrng ser11lce Sunday wonh1p 10 am , Brbie Church School lOam p 7,30 youth servtc&. Wednesday study , II 0 m worshrp , 6 P m ROCK SPRINGS Worsh1p 10 7 lOp m Wednesdoy8•blesludy , 7p.m Ch h UMYF LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHUA 19 ikUTLAND FREEWill BAPTIST . ~ : iri p murc a .m CH led Jones pastor . Sunday J!f~ Leland tialey , pastor, Sun FlATWOODS, Worshrp. 11 0 m school . 9·30 a m . Roy S19man OOy school 10 a .m . s;ndo30y Church School lOam . ;up~ mornt~g worlh!p I~ 3030 e.,. en • n 9 s e, v r c e . MIDDLEPORT ClUSTER u,n ov evenrng serllrce, Weclnesdo'f evenr ng prayer R R be 1B mtd week servtce, Wednesday 0 meeiii\Q 7 30 p m ev . r umgor n&r 7 30 p m OLD DEX1ER BIBLE CHRISTIAN . HEATH . Wo,.h<p IO 30 am SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE CHUR CH. Re' Rolph Smrrh Chu«h S<h~l Y.JO am UMYF 6 NAZIIRENE . Rev Oale Bon ~ am , P· m sun do y postor. Su nd oy sch oo I, 9 . o~<J RUTlAND Jeffre G~rber , pastor. 8 o b Mooce rn liu nilv p , tn . Nuw om , Church Sc:hooiiOa .m . . AL>R~O . Sundar S<hool 9 30 tn . am ., Wouh•p 10 4~ a .m .. Proytr Worcht owet study , IO lO 0 111 S ~:d . Eantl:St llh.' ll hun· 1)\.T il But an.· nuttt's in ~ti lld "' ttllfl'·' !'lruincd? lliC prlndpks of law, m orulil y, responsibilitY un: lho: linnulnUons of w1 ordcrfy soddv. ·n~,·y huH their rnolo; in rdij,(ion. ~u 11 rl<Jy . B•ble leclufe , 9 JO ININIIY CHURCH Ae111 W H tleJ r111 po!>IOI . Mor Moyer , Sun mHI tles lill\' of uutukintl m\.· c·qm.:s- will drivo: 8 o•Kf Youth Rtchord lho mot NORtH 81:1HU , WCN'ship tl In lhc T.:11 !'otllt11H111hlll' t11 S, 1],.· S..·nnoll 011 IlK· ~ l ounl , lh,· I iii: mwl llll' S"llj!O: or. k»liS Chris I, llll' hojM.'S Act.unilng to P<'t<.-;imi~t~ II '""''1 be lung bcli•n· llll· world blows 11 ,,._.I f up. Now that nuu1l uL-; tho: m1•1h il if v towlp•: nul cMiimllott, thl'l' I'Uy. hi~ at Wodnesdoy~ . --;:{ Soon ... 'the '1/~ ~tbl¥ ~ludv 'set :m 11 1 5 J .,,,..,Q ~ 1176 Ke.ster M.oerttsrng S€rrvrCfl Inc , St•nburg 1/lr\)lma Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday SatuTday Psalms Psalms lsa1ah Psalms Psalms Psalms Psalms 65 .1-13 104.1-35 40:12-24 24 ·1-10 421-11 139,1-24 145,1-21 ... With the hope it will, in some measure'. foster and help sustain that which is good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by 'the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. KINCSBURY HOME SAlES & SERVICE, INC. MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. THE FINEST IN MOBILE HOMES 1100 E. Main . Pameror Ph . 992-7034 Ph 992 2101 John F Fultz Pomeroy . WilKINSON'S BIG JIM'S PLAZA SMALL ENGINE S ALES Iii SERV ICE Ph 992-3092 Middleport 4H Locust Sl. Mrddleparl. Ohto . . ~INDA'S RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING . Racine Ph . 949-2882 . REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES . E. 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Co. . ap.n Ito l - Closed Thurs WAID CROSS SONS STORE I LADY FAIR BEAUTY SAlON Call 949-2BJB For an Appomlment "HElL" DEALER Third St. :' I Jb thnd Sundays followrng Sunday School c;RAHAM UNITED METHODIST. Preochrng 9 lOam lrrst ond11-e cond Sundays ot eoch month , third and lourth Sundays each m011th worsh1p serv•ce at 7 30 p m Wednesday eyenrngs at 1 30 Prayer and Stble Study SEV ENTH -DAY ADVENTIST . Mulberry Hetghts Aood Pomeroy Pastor, Gerard Seton , Sabbath School Superrntendent Claro Mcintyre Sabbath School Satur dhor oSfternoo n ot ~ 00, wrth Wor · s rp erv1ce 1o 11 owrng at 3 · J5. RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHUR · CH . Rev . Roger Ford , Jr., pastor . Orewy Gore, supr Sunday school . ~ .30 am , rnormng war· s.hrp , 10 do m THE HILANO CHAPEL , George Casto pastor Sundgy School. h 9 30 a m . evenrng wors ip, 7 30 Thundov evening prayer service. 7·30p m RACINE APOSTOliC CHURCH .EIIongelas.tlc serowtce Sunday , 7·30 p.m. prayer meeting, Tuesday , 7 30 p m Btbl e St ud y, Th ursd ay , 7 JOp m MIOWAYCOMMUNITYCENTER. De~~:ter Rd . Langs't'ille, Ohio Rev Clyde Fe<roll Pollor. Sunday School 11 a m Soturday preaching servrces 7. 30 p m Wednesday e~.~enrng Btbl& srud'f at 1 30 p m r FAIT, H TABERNACLE CHURCH. d Bo•ley Run Roo . Rev Emmett Rowson pastor Handley Ounn , supt Sunday school. 10 o .m Sun· day evenong se,lce 7 30 Brble teach1n9 7 30p .m Thunday . T c OYESVILLE COMMUNI Y HUR CH. Roger C Turn&t pastor. Sunday school , 9 30 a m Sunday rnornrng worshtp, 10 30 Sundar evening servrce 7.30 THE Sill VIITION IIRMY , 115 Butternut AYe ' Pomeroy . env~.,. and Mrs Ray W1mng, off1cen rn charge . Sunday holrness meettng , 10 orn . Sundar lChool, 1030 d PSM El d om Leo •' Y olse A oms 7 30 P m. solvorton m&etmg. ladres HameLeogua 12noonto2 p.1n . Jhursdov. prayer meetrng o11d Hrble st udy Thursday 7 30 p rn MO~~~~~~~~T, MT Co,,.., Fourth and Moin, Middleport Rev Henry key Jf. , pas lor Suo doy School , 9 30 am . Mfs Er-vin Baumgatdher sup! , Mornmg wonh•p. 10 45o m JEHOVAH S WIINESSES Larry (Ornoltml preS! d IIICI Ill I111',101 ~ SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev Rtchord E Jar Yrs ASBURY . Wonhrp Jt 0 m Chur h Schoal 9 50 0 m UMW hnt 5do u~ORE~T RUN Worshrp 9 o .m Church School 10 a m UMW third Wed d 7 30 Ml~~sRSJILlE ~:;~htp 10 0 m Chu«h School9 0 m . UMW thrrd Mondo'f 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Chruch Xhool q 30 W h ' 7 JO m am ~Ou+~~:;.;·c~usnl Rev, Howa rd Shtveley Rev Steven Wilson Ae• Zelia K•uuewski BETHANY (Oorc os). Worshr 9 30 0 m Church Scnool IO<~ · o ~ARMEL , Chruch School 9 30 0 m Wora htp lO.JO a .m :lnd and . -ith Sundays APPlE GROVE . Sundav School 9 30 0 m Worship 7 30 p m. ht d d'·· do p an 3r ~n ys, roy., mee 1lng Wednesday 7·30 p .m . FtHow1hip supper hnt Saturday 6 P m UMW 2ndluesdoy7 30p .m EAST lETART , Chruch Sthool ht. 2nd, 3•d Sunday• 9·30 0 ."1 30 W Four th Sunday 10 a.m . or· •h•p lnd Sundar NO P m 41 h Sunday 9 00 a .m .. Praytr meeting 11/ednosdoy 7 . 30 p m UMW ht Tue•da'f 7 30 p .m WESlEYAN (Rocme) , Sundo" 1 School IO o .m Worsh<p II 0 m , Jr UMYF Wed!leldO'f 3 30 p m , Btble Study Thursday 1 p .m . Cho rtf' ract rce ThurtdavSp m h h 1 LETART FllllS . Chu« Sc 00 hi , 2nd Jrd Sundayt IO IS 0 m . ,.th Sunday 9 15 a .m Wo rship lst, 2nd, 3 ,d Sundays 9 15 g m , ~ hS d 30 .. t un ay 7 p m. MORNING STAR Worsh rp 9 ·30 a m. Churth School 10 30 a m ; Mid Week Service Wednesday 8 p ;oRsE CHAPEl . Worshp 11 0 m · Church Schoo' IO~:~ m PORTLAND ll/orshrp 7.30pm : Churc~ Schoa19 3D a .m. SUTTON, Church School 9 . 30 a m Worsh1p 1st ond 3rd Sundays I030o m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Re 11 Archard Thoma& Pa"o' Ouar~eSr~"':"'k•• 1 J~~~ Po~~o~s '"·J JOPFA. Wot~htp IO a Chur ch School 9 a .nt : Pro.,..r Meettng Wednesdc,. 8 p.m BOTTOM S d h 1 lONG ' un DJ s.c 00 01 q :fOam , Wrtfshlp ~ervlCC~! lit rnornmg worshtp 10 : 4~ am ., NYPS b 30 p m e11ongelllltc ser vrce. 7 :)0 p.m Pra.,•r ond fos.lt ng Tuesday 10 a .m . , Mtdweek prayer urYrc• . Wednet.doy , 7 30 p .m., r•\vn f prover meetrng Saturday 7 p m ml55tanory meettng , tt(ond Wednesday , 7·30 p m UNITED FAITH NON , DENOMINATIONAL Rev . Robert Smith pastor Sunday Scllo?l , 9.30 o.rn .. Clan leader, leo Hill. worsh ip serVICe, 10 30 (I m chur ch 730p m . EDEN UNIT~D BRETHREN IN CHRIST, Elden R Blake. po1tor Sunday School 10 o .m .. Howard McCay s.upt , Marn~ng termon. II am .. Sunday night 1ervlces Christian Endeavor , 7-30 p m., Song servrce 8 p f'r'\., Pr.oching 8.30 p .m . M1dweek Pro\/er ' meettng, Wedn•sdov , 7 p rn , Roy Adomt.. loy leader. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, Located ol ll:uflond on Ntw Ltmo Road n.ntl Ia Fare•t Acre Pork Rev. Ray Reule , hoatot Rob•rt Muner , S"'ndoy Sc oolsupt Sun· doy tchool . 10·30 a rn : wo,.hlp 7 , 3D p , m.Bible Study , Wednesdoy 7 30 p m , Soturdoy nrght p•o"l"ervrco. 7.30p,m, ' HEMlOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN , Roger Wotson, pallor .. Wolloc;e Bradford sup! , mornrng wor· 1hrp, 9 30, clluiCh lChool, 10·30: young people 1 moellnn 6 30 " p m : eoweningworshlp , 7·30p m .; Btble ltudy, Wednesdo~ . 7 30 p,m MT UNION BAPTIST , Rt' A D Brown . 1upply n.>ttlor .Sunday ,..school9 -45 om . Sundo.,. ev•ning worlhrp , 7 Xl'p m TUPPERS PlAINS CHRISTIAN C~IJACH , EuneM Underwood, " poalor , Howard Caldwell. Jr .. Sunday School 5upl , Sunday School, 9.30 0 m., Morning s.r man 10·30 am ; Sunday even ·lng s.ervke , 7 p m lETART FllllS UNITED BRETHREN , R" Freeland Nor"' · PD•Ior Floyd Noms . supt . Sundoy school, 9 ·30 om .: mormng ier man 10.30 am .. Proy•r service , Wednesda~ 7 30 p.m . CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF ~~~.~E~:~.:!i Pios~~h, "::,~~; Hen•or~ . Supt , Momlng Wonh1p, II o m . Young P•oples servrc• , 7 p m , Ev~1ng .. rylc• 7:30 p m . Wednesday M•d W•ek Pro.,er Service , 7:30pm ; Youth meetlng 6 30 p.m . Evening wor· si••p l JOp rrr CH~>TU CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE , ltev. Herbeft Grote postor . Wor•hlp serv•t • . 11 o m and 7 30 p m . Sunday Sufldo,School , 9 30 am •ichord lorton swpt Prarer meet i nQ , WedniHday , 7·30p.m. CHURCH OF BRADFORD CHRIST, Jock Perry, mmltter . Sun dov School 9·30 a .m : marnlnv chu,ch 10 JO ctm ., Sunday •ven 1ng s•rvlu , 7: 30 p m Wednesday sttvlce, 8 p m . li\UREl CliFf FRii METHODIST CHURCH . Rev Floyd F, Shook , pa~l or, Uo;d Wright, Sunday School Supt , Morning Wonhlp 9 ·30 o .rn : Sunday Slhoal 10:20 a .m .: Wednttdoy Pray•r and 81 ble Study 7·30 p.m.. Swnda1 evening worthlp 7·30 p m : Choir Practice Thurtday 7 p .m DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Chorl•• Ruuell , Sr ., minlsl•r; Rick Macomber. tupt , Sunday t chool , q:3() a rn : worship ' " vita, 10.30 o.m 8iblt Study . Tuatday, 7·30p m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF li\TTEA DAY SAINTS. Portland Rocrne Rood Wil ham Rau11l , pastor Denny Evans Sun.dof School Dlf.clor. Sunday Sc:hoo . 9 30 a m : Morn mg worst-lip, 10 30 a .m ., Sunday a-waning urvlce 7 p m. Wiltdnetday evenmg prayer ••r · vices , 7 30 p .m BETHlEHEM BAPTIST , Ro' !orl Shultr pastor . Wan hlp ••rvtCt. 9.3() om Sunday school 10 30 a .m . 81&le Study and prayer ser · 11ice Thur5doy 1 30p.m . CARLETON CHURCH. Kingsbury Rood . Go(y IC.rng . pas.te>r Sunday ac~al 4 30 o m ., evenmg war· 1h1p , 7.30 p m. Pro.,er meeting , Wednesday . 7 JOp m. LONG BOITOM CHRISTIAN , Bruce Sm!lh , pastor . Wallace Dom&wood , Supt Bible School , 9 .30 a .m. Preaching servkt, I 0·45 a .n- No evemng ltrYt(•. HYSEll RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev . Paul Ne111He, pastor Sunday Schoot 9 30 o m., Mornmg aer-¥lce, 10 30 a m , youth serowice , 6 .45 p m . Evongellsttc aervrce 1·30 p m Prayer meeltng, Thursday 7 30 pm , FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION ol Bold Knob Rev E. J . Grlflrlh , supt of c~urch Rev l R Glue•encomp, pastor Roger Wlllfred Sr , Sunday Sthool supt Sunday School . 9.30 om , prayer meeftng Tuesday . 7 30 p m. youth mNttng , 6 p m Sunda., leaders. Ada Van Meier ond Gret· fo Suttle Sunday e-wenlng war shtp 7 p m through w1nter mon · ths, MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE . UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST. Rev James H leach pastor Sun day school , 9 30 om Russ&ll Spencer supl Warship service, 10-45 o .m.. hentng worshrp olternalrng wtlh C E at 7 .30 p m. on Sunday Prayer meet rn g 7:30 p m. Wednesday . Alfred Wolfe . lay leader WHITES CHAPEL , Coolvtlle RD Rev Roy Deeter , pastor Sunday schoo19 30 a rn . worship ser"lce 10 30 o.m Bible 1tudy and prayer serowtee WednesdGy , 7·30p m RUTLAND RUTLIIND CHURCH OF CHRIST Carl Peak , pastor Brll Brown Sunday school s.upt Sunday school , 9 30 am ; worshrp and commvntan 10 30 am Evenrng serowrce 7 30 p m Regular board (1'1Milng, Saturday . 1 p m RUTlAND COMMUNITY CHlJI, CH, Sunday School , 9:30 a .m ., wo11hip aervlc• . II a .m .. Wednesday pcoyil MH'l"'. 7:30 p m youth Mrvicet., Sundoy . 1 p .m. , Sunday night worship , 7 30. RUTLANO CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE . Rev. lloyd D. Grimm Jr .. pottor, Sundar St:hool , •~ 30 o.m : wonhltt•ttv lct . }0.00 o ,m . ~ 8foockost lJye O'Wer WWO. YCXot"f • .. people ' • ur.., / ~11 . 6 ·,.5 : ~: tvongel lsrlt urv1ce; 7.30 p m "" Prayer mHIII\Q, W•dn•.day . 7 .JO ~4 p m ; MldionorJ' ,.,eeting , 1·30 • p m. lint W'edne•da-,: of month "' MASON COUNTY • MASON FI~ST tArTI~T , Second and POtMroy Sts . Stan Crolg , pastor . Sunday K~~ t ... 5 a .m .: wonhlp 1ervice. I! 0.,-n J lralnlng union 6.'30 p m ; e11ening wor· 1hlp •etYICe, 7.30 p.m Mld Week prayer 1ervice, Wridn•tda.,. , 7 30 p IT'i • ' ' MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST P 0 , Bo• -487 , Miller Sf Malon . W Va . Sunday Blbl• Study 10 o rri .. Worship ll a .m . and 7 p.m . 81bl• Study Wedn•sdoy 7 p .m . Vo<:ol mu1lc ,,--.; FIRS I SOUTHERN BAPTIST, Coo· ner of Stcond and Andeflon , Malon Poslor, Walt•r Cloud, Sunday school 9 ·•5 o m worshtp tetvice, 11 a .m . O!'Jd 7 30 p .m Weekly 81ble ' tudy , W.dnesdoy 7 30 p .m . MilSON ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Ouddln~ lane , Moton , W Va Ch•srer Tennant Pot tar Sundov School q ~5o m , (hrldren s Chur, ch 6 ·-45 p.m Young Pt(')p les Ser vice 6·,.5 p m Evangellltlc Ser· vice 7 30 p m. Women 's Mit sionary Council 10 a .m, Hut and Hhrd Tuetdays . Prayer and Bible Study Wednesday . 7 30p m HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION. Th& Rev William Campbell , pat tor . Sunday School,. 9 30 a m , Jam•• Hughes tupt 1. 811&nmg servlc•. 7 30 p ,m Wednesdov evening prayer meehng 7.30 p m Youth prayer tervlct each Tuesdoy FAIRVIEW &iBLE CHURCH, : letart W Vo . Rl 1, Rev George Hosch~r poslor Sunday School 1 9 30 a .m Proyer and Bible s.tudy 1 7 30 p m Collage Prayer Serv1ce ' Tue•day 10 o.m . Worsh rp Ser 11ke , Thursday, 1 30p .m ClllVARY BIBlE CHURCH 26 N, , Second Mrddleport; poslor Cur · tis Stepllen Church school 9.30 om .. .preaching servrces. 10·30 · o .m and 7 30 p.m WednesdOV1 ; evening Brble study , ?•30 p .m . • o INDEPENDENT HOLINESS CHUR·': CH, INC · Corner Fourth and lmcaln Sts ., Middleport : Rev ' O 'Dell Manley pastor . Sony Hud.; ; son Sunday Schoo l supennlen · dent Sunday school 9.30 a m ~ ; evemng worship , 7 30 p .m 1 1 praye r and praise serowlce ~ J Wednesday 1 30 p m 1• THE PEOPlE'S CHURCH OF POMEROY Corner Ma in and": Court Sts thtrd lloo r aile•!• L1ghthouse ' Restaurant Henr)f""~ Cook , pastor Sundo~ school 10~ a m , mormng worst11p, II a m : everhng servtc& 7 . 30 . Wadn&sdoy eyenrng servlc& , 7 lnltrdenammahonol, fu ll gospel RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Pastor Denms. Bales Sunday School 10 a m . worsh1p servlcl!i 11 :30 a .m . ond 7 30 p m . Prayer meeting Wednesda., , 7 ·30 p m ~ s : oo-Bon~~r~ze 3; Partridge Family I ; Mission : · Impassible 15. 5 »-Adam -12 ~ ~ News 6, Family Afialr 8; Elec. Co. 20,33; Adam -1 2 13 , 6 :0D-News 3,4,S, I0,13,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20,33 . 6 30-NBC News 3,4, 15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; . CBS News 8 ,10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; CarroS<;olendas 33. 7:0D-Trulh or Cons, 3; To Tell the Truth4; Bowling lor Dollars 6; Space : 1999 8; News 10; Don Adams Screen Test 13; Family Affair 15; Wom11r120; Black Perspectl ve on the News 33 7:30-Porter Wagoner 3; Treasure Hunt 4; Candid Camera 6; To Tell the Truth 13; $25,000 Pyramid 10; Poo! Goes ~ Country 15; Robert MacNeil Report 20.33, B·oo-PIIol " For Beller or Worse" 3,4, 1S; Donny & ~rle 13; Jack Van lmpre Crusade 6; Pilot Jeremiah of Jacob' s Neck" 8, 10; Washington Week In Review 20,33 . B 31l-PIIot 'Pilllllp & Barbara" 3,4,. Basebaii1S; Wall WIN sATwBkRibut. South's brain malfunctions NORTH "AQ 3 HI •KJ 7 BORN LOSER ¥ 876 + A Ki 8 ¥K954 + 652 .95 3 . 612 - SOUTH ... A Q 10 8 NorU1·South vulnerable West U'ITLE ORPHAN ANNIE IF n WIAEI!'T Olfi/ER I'P t40T ~YfN ATTEMPT rr! THEI1f!5 PlOT OltE CHAHCE IN A MILLION! BIJT·· BUT 4UST 1HE SAME FQR, HIM·· I'LL 110 MY ~T··· a &Vfll'age." 11 o .. t Sbaw . .td he waa ' "'ven to .. ::.... •&. .u:u w1~ ~ lftlwet" -'I '"'nt.Ual .a.•..& ..n __. .... QUCDW~ uv.u•~& I ¥¥15 wheat inlpectlon tour Jut yearandlaterfoundvieldaln ' the areu he liked about hid faJI4inbeJo~~~<IIOI'IJI81, Aulstant Alrlculture ~ .... Jll'lldUcllon 6e fOr •llale today were toq worklrig diiJtli. •IJ!e team'J ~eel report new "aateWte Image" dlla and other Information, 111~ aa~te and ;weatber J1!u1 reporta, llellltoted, allo haw ln<Jicat~ lhat while Secretary Richard BeU JII'OIJ)eCtl,were,tmprovinlln t• ' however, IMared reporters tile norma}.b(-dg area villted that altii:Jugh could not get the U..S. team Jllll'llllaalon to theHSovlllaeHtlt tour ~~~ .~ C 1 ~U herofe riearran1e "'YY . ...,.-vu w•e lie.,.. Oil ealla'nSofiet arMalhown 1o the group •u "ldeq\llte " 11 W pT.red t~ •t •t,... e were ••• bl_.. WI.., ••am K ._.. W " IV ' Call not by· th' ~!lf:'-Prlnl wbpal aperts, iKclWalnt In J!l)y ~VI ~ Jlluopecll l jn P ass apple 18 Exchange premium 11 Humbert Humbert's love 13 Victona or Albert 14 More daring ..---,.--- , - - - - - - 1 5 Mebbe we , .10't "'?cldll "' qit " m.::1rr1 Endmg for bleacher I& Husbands 17 The old gray mare 18 Characteristic Luau baking pit 21 Roll of goods 22 Famed 40 Kind of board or cloth - out ( got by ) DOWN I Neighbor of Nev , Yesterday's Aalwer 2 Type size 3 Horribly 9 Large clam 25 Borscht 12 Have words ingredients (4 wds ) 4 Antagonist Zli Avaricious 16 Lady's slipper 28 Joy 19 Sundered 2' Two below 22 Abn~phere par, in goU 23 Earthly 31 Sighted (archaic) 35 Three, in 24 Red River Palenno Rebellion 31 West leader , is one S Francis Stnatra . 6 " Lorna - " 7 Tennis term 8 Witching hour fare (2 wds. ) him critic ~/]::\ '- 23 Vetch )._0::,~~ 24 Gennan iljl ~· '' rtver '25 Adam or Venerable ~======~~W1,i=~~~~~~~------------~~~:rril!Er~~rr)t;R~~~~~~-, f..jA/NT lORE !J TO f3E FRIED ' • 1 !! ;• ,,...., PUSHY PIPLIN !'- z&Encircled 21 2a It : 110-Ntws 3,4,4.1.10. 13,15: aBC N - 33, I 1:30-JDMny Cai'1CIII 3.4.15; PGA Champlonlhlp 6, 13; Movie " Sailor S.Wtrt" 1: Movie "Crwtura with · the Blue Hand" 10; Janakl 33, 11 :45-Rookln 6,13. 12: »-Wrtslllng 13. 1 ·1»--Midnlghl Special 3,4, 15; Movie "The Human Monster" 10. 1:55-News 13. 2 : »-News 3. SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1t16 6:oo-Summer Semester 10. 6 :»-Fun For Everyone 6: Summer s.metm I; TreehouH Club 10; Kentucky Afield 13, 7:110-Saturday Report 3; AG-USA 4; Eddie SauncWt 6; T~uHCiubB; U.S. Farm Report 10; Groovla Goolles 13. 7:30-Bullwlnkle 3; I Dream of Jeannie 4; JIIIOM 6; Harlem Globetrotlers Popcorn Mafchlne I; Man From C.O.St . 10; Make A Wish 13; Ml"tr Roger 20. B:oo-Emergency Plus 4 3,4,15; Hong Kong P"'*'! 6,t3; Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm 8,10; Sn.lmt Street 20, 8 ::»--Josle and The Punycats 3,4,15; Tom end Jerry. Grape Ape 6, 13; Bugs Bunny and Friends 10. Y:oo-Secret Lives of Waldo Kitty 3,4,15; Eloctrlc Company 20. 9 :30-Pink Panther 3,4,15: AdvMtures of Gllligllll6, 13; Clue Club 8,10; Mister Ragen 20. 10 ·110-Land Of The Lost 3,4,15: Super Friends 13; Hot Dog 6; Shazamllslll,10; Zoom 20. 10 :»-Run, Joe Run 3,4,15; lllg Bl.,. Marble 6; Hodgepodge Lodge 20. 11 : oo-RIIurn to the PI_. of the Apes 3,4,15; SpHd Buggy 6, 13; Space Nuts s.101 Inner Tennis 20. 11 : 3~Weslwlnd 3.4, 15; Oddball C011ple 13; CBPA Bowling 6; Ghost Busters 8.10; Consumer Survival Kit 20 12:oo-Jetsons 3,4, 15; Valley of the DIIIOSIIurs 1, 10; Action News for Klds13; Crockett'• Vldory Gardin 20. 12 .30--Go.USA 3,4,15 American Bandstand 13; Fat Albert 8, 10. l:oo-FBI 3; Champions 4; Soul Train 6; Children's Film Festival B,IO; Wrestling 15; Lowell Thomes Remembers 33 . 1 :30--GIIIIgan'slsland 13; Wild, Wild World of Anlmalo 33, 2:oo-To Be Announced 3,15; BaHbell Warm-Up 4; That Good Ole Nashville Music 6; World of Sur. vlval 8; Urban League 10; Movie "It's Only Money" 13; Family Theatre 33. 2:1tr-Baseblll 3,4. ' 2:3()-,Frlends of Man 6; VIewpoint I; Movie "First Men In the Moon" 10; lnslghl 33. 3 :oo-Minlature Golf 6; Baseball15; Over-s Minion 8; Family At War 33. 3 '»-Wide World of Sports 6, 13 ; Champions 8. 4 · oo-Bit With Knit 33. 4:3~Sparls SP!!ctacular 8,10; Let's Grow A Garden 33. 4 · 45-Green Acres 3; Scoreboard 4. tpeclalilla. . I ~. • > ' Shrew- ~~;les 31 Be m the 8,10 . wrong 32 Loki's daughter 33 40 wmks 34 Squirrel monkey 3& Manger visilors DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how A X Y D L B A AIX R Is to work il: LONGFELLOW One lett e r snnply stands for ano ther ln thiS sample A is tJ used for lhc three L's, X for Jh e Lwo 0 s, etc Single lellers, apostrophes, the len gt h and form,l l lon of the words are all • hints Each day the code letters are dtffcre nt CRYPTOQUOTES CEH GDD HAHZCBGK MEHK CEH WHZGXKBPH LCWHHC. - BLK'C ZFKJBJFCH NGQ UBK THWN FZWGLL DFW ZFK CEH EQIIFWJ Yeslerday's Cryptoquote: TOLERANCE CANNOT AFFORD TO HAVE ANYTHING TO DO WITil THE FAIJ..ACY THAT EVILMAYCON'lERT ITSELF TO GOOD. - FREYA STARK (f) 1916 Kin& Feat\ll"tS hndlcate,lnc.) l' t \, 11 ... I IPLINEP ~ [] j ~ .....,riot-·. - Now llirlftle 11M dreW loltMll II J ~ \'IROING ( toJ- tht ou...... ilt' lilt U... tal II\. I ~~~r~·--· I "UIUIDIJ" .,_,.,,......, ~- l lumbloo• fARKA SMOKY LITHAL AITHIIA YeeU:r4•r'• .u..... w..,....,uu.- toe ....jj... kl:tr-811At.L ARIII I, ll,IO.~ PART Ck A CHOIR FO~t(.SfA6lE : r • I ' 10:00-Diahann Carroll B,10; Men Who Made the Movies 33. 11 :00-ABC News 6; News 8,1D,T3 . II: 15-Beauty Pageant 6 . II :3tr-Movle "The Man With the Golden Arm" 8; Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman Preview 10; Movie "Rendezvous at Midnight" 13; Janak! 33. l2 .oo-News 3,4, 15 Movie "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" 10 12 15-PMA Pulse 15 . . 12 . 30-Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman 3; Saturday Night 4,15. 12 ,45-Sammy and Company 6. 1.1»--Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman 3; Don Klr· shner's Rock Concert B; Movie "Night Key" 13. 1 , 3~ary Hartman, Mary Hartman 3. 2, oo-Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman 3; Movie "The Curse of the Mummy's Tomb" 10. 2: »-Mllry Hariman, Mary Hartman 3; ABC News 13. 3: oo-News 3, 3 .»-Movie "The Pled Piper" 3. 4:oo-Movle "Red Mountain" 10. 4 :4~Movle "Battle of Broadway" 3. 5:~Movle "15 Malden Lane" 3. •• .' .....''; 6:oo-News 3,4, 10,8; God Has The Answer 15; Crockett's Victory Garden 33. 6:»-NBC News 3,4,15. ABC Newsl3; News 6; Rhoda 8; CBS News 10; Lilias, Yoga and You33, 7 .oo-World At War 3; Lawrence Welk 4, 15; Hee Haw 6,8; In The Know 10; Newsmaker '76 13; Rivals of Sherlock Holmes 33, 7 ·30-Treasure Hunl 3; Last of the Wild 10; Nashville • on the Road 13. 8 :oo-Emergencyl 3,4,15; Movie "Brenda Starr" 6,13; Jeffersons 8, 10; At The Top 33 B:JO-Ooc 8,10. 9 :oo-NFL Football 3,4, IS; Mary Tyler Moore 8,10; Upstairs, Downslalrs 33. 9 :3~Movle "Kiss Me, Kill Me" 6,t3; Bob Newhart wetltrq ' E11[9pean ar•u llhl~ wwe Nlted earlltr, In IJ!e Jlllllll'll§t:tllr a team • of 'Wblter w~al .Amiftnlf ,• s .oo-Star Trek 3; PGA Championship 6, 13; Don Adams Sceeen Test 4; Romagnolls' Table 33, 5:30-NFL Action '764; To Be Announced 15; Guppies lo Groul'!!rs 33. 37 Trapped 38 Asiatic tree 39 9 :110-PIIot "YCIUf Place or Mine" 3..,; Movie "Hard Contract" 6,13; Movie "ConfeMIDM of a Pollet Captain" 1,10; U.S .A. : P ..... and Pollltca :11,33. 9 :30-Rockford Filet 3,.4, 10: oo-Newl 20; Paul NI!Chiml 33. Pass THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS Young bovme 5 Kind of of"-·· and I• 3 N T. Pass I ~= . I + 1 N.T A Nevada reader wants to know if it 1s prol'!!r biddmg to make a jump in a short suil. Opening lead - 8 • The answer is yes with tile following common sense By Oswald & James Jacoby ...- res1nct1ons First, he sure " What ternble luck ," you have enough strength to groaned South "East had to go back to partner's suit at hold the kmg of hearts and ace any level he lakes you to Seol spades and be smart enough cond, be sure your short suit Is to lead back a diamond al lower in rank than the one you tnck two " plan to play m "I don 't know ," said North . (Do you have a question " That etghl of hearts lead tor the experts? Write "Ask marked East wtth the kmg the Jacobys " care of this There was no good reason for newspaper Tli e Jacobyp w1/l you to finesse Furthermore, answer mdlvtdual questions 1f you had JUSt asked yourself how you could be sure of mne 11 stamped, self·addressed tncks you would have risen envelopes are enclosed The with the ace of hearts and most mterestmg questtons gone about the busmess of set· will be used in th1s column ting up spades before anyone and will rece;ve copres of co uld attack you 1n JACOBY MODERN I by ··-t ol South ~ l:lol,I.,.Dn were Nortb East Pass Pass Pass 'I !! iD) 4K9 .. J 10 2 • QJ 10 3 BR~ =ro:= EAST .A63 JO: aatilfleel wltb IJ!e schedul~. UPI Farm Editor but we decide~ It was WASHINGTON (tJPI) _A (adequate).'' Bell aald. tbree-man team of AJntricSh Two year• ago, a team of', Amerleap spring w:beat • spring wheat aperla back from a tlree-week tour of the experts sent to Russia ' Sqvlet Union WU not allowed relurneel wiiJ!out ever leaving , to see all the areas 1t wanted Moscow when It refuaed to · tft ~.u.. but it made an accept a tour ltinerlll')' which : w ......,..... "adequate" tour 1 AgriC\&Itw-e olflclall decided would not ' Department olflclals aaid. pve them a fJIJ' picture of Thf team, headed I>Y Soviet conditions, That dldn 'I happen IIIII time. llut, llell noted, ,SOVIet State University, ou\lined its officials dl!allng wiiJI viJIUng flndlnp to. reporterl at B delegallon8 "always tak,e . care ,to see IJ!ey ltay on the lx'lefing Tueeday. Suiw llid 1 tour tbrqugb rillll side of the river where '...-ne J)OI'm8]1y dry regions,of cropa 11'8 bet.ter the ealte part f lhe ul Aa)'w:ay, he salcl. the m 0 Y Soviet Union - ,regions which t~am's on-the-spol grown malnJy spring Wheal oblervallun of Soviet gralri and other lprlng-planted conditions II not the only llr ina_ t ed U evidence piece of loformatloq .,..a · urn p avaUable to experts here w119 that ylelda "average to piece tqgeiJ!er govenunent above aye,age.'' . Officials said th.ia and other fouca•ts Sovl~t crop evidence Indicated that !9'1& JII'Oipecll - estm,.~hlclj • • gail\ production proepectlln are lmportanl clues \0 to~ theeuternSovietUnionhave world grain conditions an~ Improved lin~ I month liP 1 tile O\'l!rall ouUook for cr011 altbo'urh oe••'ve ral... h "'6'1' eJ _,. .,, as IUJIIlUes and fann and food eel eel ......to In -' "' r UC pr,o~~~"'"ww.em prices ' Soviet 4feQ, , BeU ..id till! vllltin,g tea'll Sbaw -•d he and hll two ~~ are ulled "baslcaUr. .....,. colleaur:ruea on Wlfl' n..... toW''"'~ as confirmation" Of .... Uf& tea~ did qot aee any Information galhered from extensive areas YI>VW6ht. contlnoua aatelll~e But he noted carllfully the monitoring and weather ' ' k • ' team II e"" to lee the reporta, The aateWte Pavlodar 41Jtrict Which weatller lnformatlqn, 6e repcrtedly hu.lllffered from noted, had alraady iho'ljn drought and was told It could ~~~~;~~e !lnprovement In c~ not be eel prospects In the area visited lrf&nl ' • When , lh~ Vilitln• by the U,S. team. , Americana a..ked 1bouto The official aald Soviet CU'UiitlGnl ln the dry ""l~ul\ure Oepartmflll 1 ' preparinl , regions they coul~ I Ill, e,t llmalu they were told CI'OIJI Wert reviled t9recast of tobi anu WEST ... 752 • d1a1110nds." North was rlghl South could rise with the ace of hearts and be sure of lour spades and lour clubs, but he didn't bother to thmk . He played dummy's queen of hearts at trick one Easl took his kinK and shifted to a diamond, South'squeen lost to West's king and West returned the eight spot to South's jack Later on, when East got m w1th the ace of spades he led h1s last diamond and West got two more diamond tricks, 13 .QJI0 84 Tour of Russia said adequate By BEftN•Dn Television log for easy viewing • ,, ' �I- Thlo DaUy Sentinel, Mlddle~'!'P_!Illeroy, 0., FridaL_A,U8· 13.1rl6 · For Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds -; AOVEIIT ISEM E NT FOR atos w•N T •os INFORMATION DIAgLINIS F ~ era\ L and end Water S P. M . Da y IU fo re Con serva t ion Fund Act Publlut lon . Prolect No. 31 -0D<JI end HUO Ctn u llltlon• , corrtc · Co mmvn lt y Development no,..s a cctpted flnf de y of Bloc ~ Gran t Prolect No . B 7S publlutlon , DN - ~9 -00 22 . REGULAT IONS Mun icip a l Pnk P'ool , The P ublisher reserves Vllteoe of Syracuse , Ohio. DO YOU HAVE PARTY PLAN oliX· the r ight to td lt or relt ct Bi d s will be recei ved until PERIENCE? FRIENDLY TOY lOY I dS deem ed Ob· ll : OO Noon 0 S.T . on WecJ . PRTIES HAS OPENINGS FOR The publl aher lecfion a l. nes d ay , AugUst 25th , 1976, tor MANAGERS IN YOUR AREA. wl ll not be ru pontlblt for the cons1rutt l on of a RECRUITING IS EASY BECAUSE Mun ici p a l Swimm ing Pool tor I mQrt than one- incorr ec t Insertion . DEMS HAVE NO CASH INEST· t~e VIllage of Syracuse , Ohio, RATES at Whi ch time the bids shell b e MENT , NO COLLECTING OR For w a nt A d Str vlce opened bV the Clerk of the DELIVERING: CALL COLLECT TO .s cent! pfr word one VIllage and public ly rfad by CAROL DAY SIB-489-11395 OR intertlon . her at the V il lage Ha ll . Stat e WRITE FRIENPl Y HOME PARMinimum Charge $ 1.00. Ro u te 12-t , Vi l lag e of TIES , 20 RAilROAD AVE.. 14 cents per word th ree Sy racuse. ()hlo . conucu tl ve lnttrllons . · Bids may be mailed to the A~L~ BA~N~Y~·~N~.Y~-~I~5 ZW ~·-----26 ce nts per word she 'JIItaoeot Syracuse, Svracuse , 0E MON ST RATORS AND consecuti iJe lnse.rtlonl . Oh io 45779, Attent ion : Mr . MANAGER nHded to work '25 Per cent Discoun t on Herman London . Mayor . pcJ id •ds and a ds paid with the olden Toy & Gltt Shop In f ormation t or b i dders , with in '10 deys . Porty Plan In the country . form of t) fd, form of contrac t. CA IID OF THANKS Highe1t commissions • No Inpl~f)S , spec: if lcat lon s. an d a. OBI TUAR Y rf orms or bid bond , per · vestment. Coli or write today , S'l.OO fOr 80 wo rd fo r mance and paymen t bond, . minim SANTA·s Portie1, Avon, ,Conn . um . a nd other documents may be 06001 . Phone I (203) 673 ·3~5!i . Each add itional word 3 eK<\llm lned ana are obta inabl e cent1 AlSO BOOKING PARTIES . , at tne Vill age HaiL Syrac use. · ADS BLIND Oh io, upon the poyment,of the l 2Sc Charge sum ot $25 .000 , which 1!. not pf!rAddlllona Ad verHsement refundabl e . OFFI CE HOURS All bids mvs t be' ln pl ain 8:30 a .m. to S:OO p .m. -sea ted en velopes ma rked on WILL DO odd Jobs, roofing. pain· D~lly , I :JO ' ·"' · to 12 :oo the outside "Bid for Mun ic ipa l ling, hauling, tree work. ond Noon Sll t urd ay . Pa rk Pool. Villa ge of mowing. Phone 992-1409. Phone today 992 ·2156 . Syr J cuse, Ohio " . Eoch bidder ' mus t have on the outsi de of tne bid env elope nis na me and NOTIC E S address , and each bid must be ATTN .: !! eccom pan led by a bid bond or HOUSEWIVES cer ti fied che(k In e mou nt of S Ad ALL Yard Sa les , Ru m mage , OLD furn iture, Ice bo;.ces, bran per cent of the to tal bid . The Porch and Basem ent Por ch b.ds, wall telephontl and bid bond sh al l be cond ition ed and ~ a s eme n t Sales , rtc . parts, or complee households . tha t If the bid is acc epted a must be pa id In ad vance . Wr it, M. D. Miller, Rt. 4 , con trac t w/1 1 be enler ed ii'JIO Ge t your s In ea r ly by Pomeroy, Ohio . CoiJ992.n60. an d its performance proper ly stopp ing by our office a t 1 s~cu r ed . T~e Da ll y Senfi nel, 111 CASH paid for all mokes ond . If the bid em braces both St . or wr iti ng Box models· of mobile home$ . la bor a nd mfiter ia l such Item s Court 729, Pomeroy , Oh lo 45169 Phoneoreacode~IA · ,.23 ·9531. Sha ll be separa tely !Hated wit h with yo ur ,remittan ce te h pri ce thereof . L-----~--------....J1 $$Cash$$ for junked auto. Frye's No bidder may withdraw hi s Truck Auto Ports. Ru tland. b id ror a per iod of siKty days Phone 7•2·2081 . from the date of bid openinli! . Thi s prolec t is federa lly COINS. cum.mcy, tok•ns , wold ass is ted . ton tracts to oe and silver jewelry. Wa nttad AERIAL PHOT()(';RAPHY hove awarded und er th is Invita t ion 19r6.c and older U.S. coins . Loll oeriol photos of your construcfor bids wi lt be sub ject to for ott-ler H2-2331 or come out tion slie . bu:siness . cool ond Pr es iden ti al Exec utive Or der to out coin 1hop on Rutlond ohd gas leases of your farm . Ken · No. 11 24 6 r equ iri ng a f . fi rma tive action for equal Grove, photographer , Chaster, leodlng c,eek Rd. Roge' em ploym ent op por tun it y. Wamsley. Ohio. PhoM985-4155 . Con tractors are furth er ed · >.J ised that tt'le J anuary 21 , 1912 wEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY - TIMBE~ . Pomeroy forest ProE q ua l Em p lo yment Qp . ducfl. Top price for 1tonding Remember the doy forever! portun ity Exec ut ive Orde r o f 1owtimber. Call Kent Honby. The comple-Je story of your the Go >.J ernor of Oh io is also 1 · 0~6 -8570 . wedding in c ~autiful album. a pplica ble to th is bid In· Coli Ken Grove r , vl ta tion . Photogropher, Chester , Ohio, Th e owner reserves !he Phone985 ·4155. right to waive informal ities or to rejec t IIW and al l bidS. WED~ING Annlversory. IF YOU hove 0 IMV: t0 off Succ es s fu l b idder m ust GOLDEN PreseNe th1s wonderful day er · wont to buy or sellICe something, comply w ith t he Ohio Wor k. · with photographs of the family men 'S Compensation Law a !'l d 08 looking for work .•. Of also comp ly wlth all other together, with your fr iends and ' whatever . . , 'you'll get results sta te . fed eral and. loca l taxes of course the coke! Call Ken faster with a Sentinel Want Ad. and laws . ~ Grover Photography , Chester, Coli 992-2156 . Succ e ss ful bidd e r mu st Ohio. Phone 985..,.15S, -"====---------~ proceed wit h th e work within YARD Sole , Wed1 . throygh Friday two weeks of the sign ing of the JOE'S Corry Out, 564 locust , Mid· and Soturdoy from 9 a .. till con trac t a nd the project m ust dleport. Ohio. New hours. dark. ~lothes . antiq_ue glass; . be fully co mpleted within 120 9:00 til 11:00. Fr iday and Saturfurniture, and books. 2 miles working days ltlereaf te r , doy . 9:00 till 12:00. Phone above letart Foils on Rt. 338. ex ce pt ing only su ch delays as 992-31S2. may be occ asion ed by str ikes , Family Garage Sole . stortinQ unseasonable wea ther or acts NOW o<:cepting piano studenb , 4 Monday through Friday of Long of Goct. be-ginners, intermedjote. ad· 8of1om . &lgns at post oHice. VILLAG E OF SYRA CUSE , vonced students . Cat l 992- ,.....:======.:.==~ OHIO 22:::7..: 0·:.....__~~----- GARAGE SALE, Thur1doy, F'idoy B v Herman London - ..: oDd Saturday , August 12, 13 MAY OR ond 14, 701 Booch st,Ht ..Mid· 17) 23 , JO 18) 6, l 3- 4lc dleport. Ohto. Misc. items . LEGAL NOTICE $28. 20 2.00 IS ava il able to fund programs of direct social servir.es to persons over 1he age of 60. Any governmental agency or public or pr ivate non -pfellt oroan lzation in the following counties Is elig ible to submit proposals : Athens , Hocking ,~ Meigs , Monroe , Morgan .. Perry , Nob le, and , wasl'l lngton . Deadline for subm itting is August 23 , ' l97, ,Project budgets will be approved only till May 31. 1977 . Pr ior it y serv ices lor funding include trans . porta tion; legal and other counseling serv iCes and assistance programs ; home servlcts ; and res ident ial repair services . Other ser . vlt:es mar also be a<tdressed . Ofrect inquires to : Ms. Mary Allee Varner . Area · Agency on Ag ing No . 8 , Bu ckeye .H ills .Hocking Valley Reg ional Development District, 216 Putnam Street, Marietta , Oh iO A5750. (6U ) 37'-9<36. . (8) ' · 13, 21c LEGAL NOTICE These persons are- not ified that Oh io drivinG and reg is 't ration pr iv ileges are suspended . Suspensions wilt rema in ln effect two years efter datt Of ac(ident t or failure to deposi t security to cover accident damage liabiHty (Se-cflon A509.17 Ohio Rtv lsed Code). These persons have 30 days to com ply with the law or request a hearing . R equesrs must be forwarded l n writing to 1he Bureau of Motor Veh icles p 0 BoK 1199 Columbus , Oh.lo 43216 ~ Michael J . Evens , Box 1A3, Rt. ! , Portion~ . Oh iO. (8) 6, 13, 20-31C LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT The Board of Rutland Township , Meigs County of Oh io, will receive bids unt il 6:00 p.m . the 16th doy ot August, 1976 for the purchase of a Used Motor Greder . With min imum specifications as fo llows : Engine : 85 H.P . Diesel - Bose weight 21 ,500 Its . - Cab Complete W· heater, Defroster - lights (2 ) Fron t (2) Rear Turn Signals W·A way flast1ers - Scarif ier 11 Tooth Moldboar~ 12' Power Sh ift - Tires 1j :OO X 2A - •Power Steering - 90 Day Warranty , Offered as trade ·ln ( l) Galion 303 Motor Grader·." Bidder to submit deta iled speclflcetlons of, eQuipment offered . The Bbard of Trustees reserve the right to reiec r any or aU tilds . By order of the Board of Trustees of· Rutland Town · ship . 11 e'dna M . Swick , Clerk 18 ) 2. 9, 13. 3tc _:.--==--1 ~::..-f _,' ; lii£1GS . ''f,'I i.1··' t , ..'.. .· ·-..... . W. · . . . . , -lliOf,O. J!! I ' -··. I' ... ~--c.,"!' lJ' II!IIi ...r• ·f S.W. • . . . ·· · · ~·--•-•--•--- bolonco of poymonf1. Coli 9'12· 252• . 1970 DOUBLE wldo mobile homo set on p;ermant nt foundation. front porch, 1 . ~6 acrft abou t 1 mile from Roclnt . 3 bedrooms , central a ir conditioning, stove and ref rigerotor, Tu pper$ Ploinl , rurol worer, $1? ,225 . Phone 949·281 5 or 9~9·2589 . 3 BEDROOM mobile home, 12 • 60, completely furn ish&d, prlc · ed reasonable. Phone 992 · S.9i oc 9'12-32SS. _,2:.:,166 :::...·- - - - - - - - - - - 1968 Ucon O.lta camping 1raller, for sale, SSSO. Phone1i2-2856. • '" 0 - -.. I WANTED to rent house or small farm in GOUntry. Call collect, 59"2·6010 ....enings. Responsible couple. AUCTION SAlE Fcldoy , 7 p.m. a l Auction House. Mason , W. Vo. Furniture and new and usad nJ. miltellaneovs. Phone soit. AUCTION : Tools and shop equJp. ment , Sot., Augu•t U , ot 12:30 p.m., 6 miles E. 'of Chester, Ohio, I mile off St . Rt. 2;8 (foll ow auction ' signs) . Hydraulic preu , drill preu . ~0 electric ench grinder w·•dro grinding wheels, HD ehtclric drill , B&D electric sow . alec. air "Compressor, HO floor jock, 6 hou•e . jocks , cha in hoist, acetyl•n• ClJtting torch and'" gouges, lot welding rods, pulley wh&els. J2 ff . ewt . lo'd· der, lotform Scoles . free prunert, e lectric fe ncer , power mower, (sickle bar) rope pu lleys, C clamps, socket set, mitre saw, alectrlc meot grinder , meat slicer, 8 qt . ict cream freeze.r, lo t vegetable crc:1tes, girf't bicycle , large omoun t hand tools , sows , ham· mers , wrenches, e tc Mrs. Beulah Maxey, Owner, I. 0 . "Moe" McCoy, ~ vcti onee r. Ph. 985-39<4 . FURNISHED. 2 bedrm, apartmen t, adults only, in Middleport. Phone 9'12-3874. 3 ANO A RM. furnished and un· furnished opfl . Phone 992· 543; . COUNTRY Mobile Mome Pork , Rt. 33, t8n miles north. of Pom~troy . Lorge lots witfl concrete patios. sidewolk1, runners and otf street parking. Phone 992·7419. 3 Room furnished houu with both. Adults only. Phone 9925535. ONE bedroom apartment$ at VIllAGE MANOR in Middleport for $1().4 monthly plus elec , or $1:Kl tncl uding electric.. lOWER RATES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS. Convenie nt to shopping on Thi rd and Mill Streets in Mid· dleport. Brand new high quoli · ty apa rt ments . See the monoger ot Ap1. 16, or call 992-7721. APT, for rent , 5 rooms and both . Phon• (614) 985-3350. 2 Bedroom trailer, real nice , COUNTRY farmland with seclud· utilili85 paid, Phone 992·33~.4 . &d wood1, woter and good oc1975 Mobil• home, 3 bedroom1 in ceu in Monroe County. W. Va. Moson , W, Vo . $150 per month. $1,000 down, call (30< ) 772Phone (610) 698-m2 . • 31 02 or (301) 772·3227. AVAILABLE at Rlversid¥ Aport · 2 bedrooms , Iorge modern kitments, 1 bedroom opad · chen . forced air furnace . Linmenb , •SfOO per month ; 2 coln Hgts . 992-5737. bedroom apartments . 5133 per 9 bedroom house for sole at 510 month . One price far oil . Phone Sycamore St.. Midd leport, good 992-3273. buy fo' $8,000. Phone 9'12·3576, 3 room fu rni5.hed apartment , tic 992-7667. utiliti es furnished. Co li 992· HOUSE f o r sole . 2 Iorge 31 ~. bedrooms , Iorge li'!'ing room, kitc hen, d ining, ca rpetd . $9.000 In Horris;onville. Phone 7-42· Wlnthltld Rtplltcotnent FrH Estimates On BodyWork Expert P~lnflng lnsuranctl Work Wtlcoinl Sl. Rt. I Cootvlllt, Ohio 617-3127 T-29· 1 mo. Sldlflll.. .. ·• ''!. , 1111111 WINDDIIS &110011$ ... KPIACf,m ~~MilllfM CiONTACT ' GLEN R. BI$SELL AT949-'801 LAR-~~ 4-1~1 m~. ·oR· 949-2860 PLEASE N.O SUNQjiYC.IiLLS . B-P-76 1 n1on!!J.. __ Aluminum Siding, Roomg, Glitte!S, Painting and Repair The complete Remodeling Service For Ygur Home AL OOMM aJNST . Rutland .. 74•·1l2f All Work Guaranteed Free Estimates ~23;-2_!1!_0 SWIMMIMG POOLS Above and below grourtd pool kits for the do-ityour$elf man. .,. All pool supplies available, loa . D. Bumgardner Noble Summit Rd .. Middleport . PHONE 992-S724 7-21 -1 mo. ANY PITCH \NY SIZE Southeastern Ohio Truss Rafter Co. . Boli21-A Rutland, Ohio 45775 Pit. (614) 742·2409 WI Deliver 7-28·4 111os. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY -Atrial - Industrial Construction Prvgresi - Compltlt School Strvlu Undtrgriduate & • Elementary School Package Pfclllres Seniors & YNrbook -Weddings- BRADFORD , , plete Service . or 949·2000. Racine , Ohio , Critt Bradford . ;:: ·ELWOOD II'OWERS REPAIR ' $weepers, toaster., irons , oil '•mall appl 1onces . law n mowe~; ne"t to State Highway Gdro~ qn Route 7. Phone (614) ?8~ 3825. ~ KEN GROVER REMODELING, Plumbing , heafi~l •Pftotoiraphy ond alllypes of general'repo[G 9U·41s:i Wor ~ guaranteed 20 yeors ._. Chester, Ohio perience . Phone 992-2409. "'1 7-14-1 mo. D&D TREE T'lmmlng , 20 yeocs el: per lence·. Insured estimates . Coli 992-2384 Q1' (614 ) 698 -7257 Albony . • BUILDING , remodeling , and SEWING MACHINE Repolcs. s... repa irs . Quality work, eflicient Vice , oil makes, 9q2-2284. T!:W service. Jesse Rodman , phone · Fabric Sho p, Pomer o:c: 9'12-5980. Authorized Singer Soles otw ANTIQUE rastor~ions , reprOduc- Service. We sharpen Sc:lssQn ,.. tions, cabinet moking ond fur· EXCAVATfNG , dot:er, loader aMI nitura repa ir.. 131 1/t 3rd . Mid· ba~khoe work; dump truCfs dleport, 9'12-5735 · day ond and lo-boys for hire ; will hQUI evening . fill dir t, to so il , limestone o~ grovel. Call Bob or Aoger Jeffers , doy phone 992·70", night phone 9?2-3525 o' 9~523~ . ... . tr•• 27%. . - ---·- r-====:;::::::::=~===::::::===~ -__,_ · ·· REAL ESJAJE fOR SAL£ Hl-1.0 'SHAG Carrier Wanted $10.95 501 NYLON ~==================;,;;;;~ CENTRAL REALTY CO. RUTLAND . ·FURNITURI! Carrier Wanted va. good a:ciotifs:oo ·--·.· _.-- - ---- FREEZER SALE I - · Good UHd 30 frHztr only $ISO 1 - Good •lid (almost new) IS cu. If. lr"zer onry $200 1 - Gooa UHd 12 cu. ft. fr.. ztr only $125 . ~ A"J'i~t'ev r:v J cu. fl . . 51 ACRES FREE GAS - Modern 1'12 story house, 3 br., dining room, lire place, full basement. nice porches ond oul buildings. Large scenic lake \'lib green gross and pine l r • around it. Watch the large bass •wlm along In the clear wafer . Preffy as a picture. Prleed to sell $37.500.00. .• I Nelson wt 4re having a big sale on used 1974 Opel Manta 2 Dr. 1975 Fcrd Ma.ick 2 dr .. 6 Cyl., auto., iiol gas saver, local ~ speed, ~ cyl, we sold this ono now. low ·mtleage. ..., I . 1974 Ford Grand Torino, 4 dr. sedan, 1974 Plymouth Roadrunner factory air. P .S., P. B., vinyl roof ..••.•.•••••• •....•..•• •...• .•. ... .... $2895 340 engine, auto .. P.S., P .B., IO':al one owner, sharp. 195 •"''Dalul 260 z • sport wheels, a real sharp sport '5495 .1973 atev. lmD. Custom 2 Dr. H.T .. vinyl top, air , auto., P.S., P.B.• a real goOd Chev. Fair Special '269 5 1973 Dodge Polara Custom, 4 dr. sedan, factory air, P.s .; P.B., vinyl roof, radial tires. A nice family car ................ . . ................ ~ ·· S2295 1973 Buick LeSabre Custom, 4 dr. H.T., factory air, P.S., P.B., vinyl roof .....•• ~········ · ····· · ·· · ···· · ·· ·· ··· $2895 1973 Mercury Comet, 4 dr., 302 v.a, Chev. Monte Carlo '4195 2 dr .. air .. P.S., P .B., tape, bla£1< with black lOP. low miiHgt. 1974 Otis Cutla Supreme. 2 dr ., H.T., vinyl top. air, sporf ~heels, extra low mileage. •4295 1972 Chev. 9 Pass. Waaoo . $495111 HURRY-HURRY-HURRY To auto. trans., P.S .• vinyl roof, radial tires ..................................... $1895 Fair Specials SMITH NWON MOlORS 1973 Buick Regal, 2 dr .• white with 1969 Ford LTD 4 Dr. HT "Your Friendly Dealer" white vinyl roof, factory air, P.S .• P. B.. tilt wheel, AM-FM stereo, cruise ·c ontrol, chrome reverse wheels with radial tires. Sharp. $3495 992·2174 Pomeroy, 0. POfltiac Lemans 2 Dr. 1969 Chevelle Wagon 1.973 Plymouth Sport Suburban, 4 dr., 9 passenger station wagon, with rack on her back, P.S., P.B., 1968 Pontiac Exec. 4 Dr. HT clean ................ ~····· · ············· 51995 196B Buick LeSabre 2 Dr. HT 1972 Mercury Marquis, 4 dr., H.T., 1971 Ford Torino 4 Dr. HT factory air. P.S.• P.B .• vinyl ~oof ............... ,..... ................. $1695 1972 Vega, 4 cyl., factory air, hatchback ............................. $1495 1973 Chevrolet lf2 Ton Truck, 350 V-8 engine, stand. trans., long wi9e bed, radial tires. Sharp .... ; ............. 52495 Plymouth, 2 dr., H.T .• auto. trans., factory air . ........ .. $1695 1972 @) 2:"s Pomeroy QUAU1Y .Motor Co~ 1971 Ford, 4dr. sedan ............... S395 1974 CHEVY NOVA 4 DOOR · 5279$ Local low mileage cor, v.e engine, automatic , power . steering and brakes, radio. tires show little wear, gold finish . Sharp and nice. · "Good Selection of Cheaper. Cars In Stoclc." TRUCKS P.S., P.B., ............................ .$2195 Karr & Van Zandt. "Ygu'll Uke Our Quality Way of Doing Business" · 992-534Z . GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Open Evenings Until6:00- Til6 p.m. Sat. 1970 Ford Super Van, Long wheel base, 6 cyl., finished inside ....... $2495 RIGGS USED CARS 985·4100 Located on St. Rt. 7 Chester. 0. $1695" 1973 VEGA ST. WAGON Local, 1 owner. "automatic trans.. power steering, radio, red finish •. good tires. really clean. . CLEARANCE SALE 5~195 1972 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DR. Good tires, clean Inferior , radio, red finish, good economy . POM0~~?~v~?:!'!.~ CO. '(il\ POMEROY, OHIQ ' ~. Eight new Pintos ••• Four new Mustangs •• • Four new Mavericks ••• Four new Granadas • • • One ne\Y Elite ••• Seven new Pickups. 1974 Volkswagen 2 Dr.......................... '2995 A " Cream Puff" Inside ond out. - · 1974 Ford VB Gran Torino 4 Dr. Sedan. ...... t2795 01e local owner , nice. Military ·students ranking average to near genius The College Guide, By PATRICIA McOORMACK published by the College UPI EducatiGII Edlltr Studenla at American mill· Entrance E:umlnation tary academies rank average Board, lists median and to nearly genius - on a average SATs f<l' many of the brightness ale. All a group, the 4,000 In! not lbe most outatandlnl in the country fnm a IICholastlc aptitude point of view. Brlghtneu or scholastic aptitude in this ln8tance Is measured by seen~ on the college entrance math and verbal tesiJ. T~ IlCon in either aptitude test II 808. Studenla altending Huvaro,Y~andPrinceWn - the most aelecllve schools -IICore fnm 500 lo 1100, wilb most In the 600 to 800 bracket. The scholastic aptitude test- SAT - &e<l'es, plu.s hlth school grades and leadership quallflcatiolll, . det«mmne each yell' who makes It to llle National Merit Scholar finalist list. Gettq on tllat .list ranka me amoog the brightest and moat promising itudenta. There are many more Natknll Merit 8Cholan at ilaiTird. Yale and Prinoetoo · than. at the mUltary academies. - • • CIJI1IIIII*' 8J'IliiP boldl a Vega ''IIIIIH,n" bere to point out dellclendlflln the •• v Jt week at Smith and new cars. During fair car . 1972 Dod~e 1 Ton Stake, VB, 4 speed, oatrqed Vep 0111*'1 will be. able to pound any tbelr lruatratlqill of bad eaperllnjlel wllb tbe a..al Moto111 aubcqmpact nut (8 ) 13, lie •e 1975 Chevrolet Vega Wagon, 4 cyl., auto. trans., factory alr ............ $2695 See one of these courteous salesmen: Pete Burris, Lloyd McLaughlin or Marvin Keebaugh. • . WASHINGTON (Ul'l) - WE ARE SELLING PROPERT-Y ·AND NEED YOUR LISTING JackW.C.rMr.Mgr. Phone 992-2111 11 CadliiiC Eldorldo Cpe., power, air • •3295 67 Cadilic HT Sed., IJ!IWW, ai.......... 'llH 75 Dodp Dirt Swinpr Cpe., auto. ..• 13495 75 Ford Pinto Waa.. Y-6 auto............ '2495 75 Olds Cutlass Sup. Sedan, pow., air ..14195 74 Yep Hatchback Coupe, auto trans.•. '2195 74 Olds C!fl. Sup. Cpe., power ai....... '4195 74 Olds Cut1aa, 4 dr pow. air ·.......... '3895 14 Yep GT cj,e., 4 speed .............. '2295 74 Chev. Imp. 4 dr. H.T., power, air••• '3295 74 AMC Hornet 2 ~~ auto. tr~ns •.• • '2295 74 Buick Lemans Sport Coupe, pow., air 13495 73 Olds 814 dr., full power, air....• 11895 73 Fcrd GaL 500 HT Cpe., pow, air .....'2395 72 Clev. Belair 4 Door, ait ............... '1595 72 Fo!d.Pinto Waaon, 4 cyl., auto. ..... .11595 72 Olds Toronado, air, Y·roof. •.• . • • • '2295 72 Pontiac Catalina 4 Dr., air •.••.• 11995 72 Ofds 98 4 door, full power, air. . . . 12295 72 Buick Elec. 225 HT Cpe., power air . '2495 72 Chev. Imp. 4 Door, Y-8, auto., air •. '1595 72 Olds 9B 4 door, power &.air ••• .- • '2295 72 ChtySier N.P. Royal, 2 dr. HT........11795 12 Pontiac Catatina Broughman 4 Dr. Sedan, pow., air•.•••.•••......•. ~················· '1795 71 Olds 98 Lux. Sed., pow, air......._..~1995 71 Pontiac Cat Coupe, power, air•••• '1095 71 Chev. Impala HT Sed., pow., air ••• 11495 71 AMC Hornet Sportabout Wag. ...• 11095 71 Buick Skylark HT Cpe., air •..••• '1695 71 Cutlass S Coupe, Y-8, auto trans. ... !2195 71 V.W. Squa~back Waaon. aut trans. '1695 70 Olds 98 l.ul. Sed., v roof, air....... .'1395 .70 Butek . LS. 4 ·Door.,.power, a1r. • ........ ,95 70'Chry$18r.NY 4 Dr., PB, PS ......• '995 70 Fcrd Lm Wagon, PB, PS, air..•... 1695 70 Chevelle Couoe. v.a, auto., PS •••. '1395 69 Olds Cut Sup. H.~., PB, PS, air •.•. 1895 68 VW Trans!J!Mler Bus, 3seater .••• 11095 nation's nearly 3,000 colleges. Some schools prefer not to list tbe average <I' median scona of tlie freshman class entering in September two yean ago, the latest for which such data Is available. MOll! do, however. Schoola that accept 99 to 100 per cent of aU applying usuallyrepcll'l SATs in the 350 to 400 region. The U. S. Naval Academy at Annapolll, Md., df18S not list SAT seorea, but there's UtUe chance Ita freshman ·class acores 011 the SATs differ much fl'llll those of the other ll!i'VIce academies. Sc<l'es for the other acade· mles, class entering In September of1974: -The U.S. Air Force Academy In ColoradQ Springs, Colo. Average verbal arid math - 574 and 881, respecllvely. - Tbe U.8. Cout Gurd Academy in New Loodon, cam. Middle 50 per cent of studenla IICGI'ed 492 to 5111, verbal; 585 to 677, math. -The U.S. Merchant Marine Academy . at Kings ~lnt, N.Y. Middle 50 per cent scored fl'llll 500 to 560 on the wrt.l and 11'1111 560 to 600 oo the math. -U.S. Military Academy at West Point, N.Y. Middle 50 per cent iiCored from 505 to 625 in lbe verbal and fn:m 585 to 1196 in tbe math. Mfl't than test scorea and high school grades fllure in admission to the service academies. Leadership qualities, character, pus physical aptitude are other detennlnanta. The studenla alBo mu.st be nearly perfect physically. AL West Point that means no acne .o~ a highly cUsflgurlnc nature. Eighty-nine West Point freelunan males and 15 of the WCllllell were valedictorians · of tbelr graduating class. Flftytwo men and etcht women were class salutatorians. At tbe Merchant Marine Academy the ~tlon tends to marine engineering and nautical science . · The students get shipboard training hands on experience aboard American flag merchant vessels. Annapolis offers a. smorgasbord, from aero space engineering to naval architecture. Management and fCI'eign languages In! among non«ience offerings. Instead of ll.sting a range of SAT scores, in The College Guide, the Academy told of Its basiS for selection. "'lbe academy analyzes tbe whole man." Thai was written before women were admitted. The "whole person" approach gives various weights to test scores, grades, activities, sports, chlracter, West Point's education leans to applied science and engineering. There are counes in lbe basic sciences and humanities and in national security and public affairs. Foreign languages, computer science, management courses In! big. Seventy to 80 per cent of the Pointers, who stay in lhe Army,go to graduate school. 1be achool has produced a mrmber of Rhodes Scholars, Frustrations will be pounded away 51~,800 5 bedr001'11s, · 2 baths, ext . lg·. l1v: rrii .. porches, gar.1 nat. ges furnace,, cbns .. hdwd firs., loc. Seoul Rd. In Chesler. POR!e.!!_l.andmark USED CARS •• FREE ESTIMATES! ,, .~ •· - •0 OUR QUALITY & NVt • ....... 1111ott IIIII*UIIIa rtt. HZ·Itll c.., atECK & OOMPARE hurtdrods tVttl lfloUiandf of dollars with. •IUllll•um or vinyl , lflllllltlll . . . . ' ~ !~ ! 1) You 0 • TEAFORD 1970 Pontloc, 2 d, , HT. $-100.00 . NOTICE Call949·2698 oftoc 5 p.m . Notice Is hereby g iven that ·- ___ .l the undersi~ned Intends to .' .... . -· __.. · mak.e application to the - . ·. :- -. · ~ Probote Court of Melgl ' ·... -;;;; ... :. -: f County, Ohio, for on order to MOilLE homo for •IGio or rent, 3 f change his name to Richard bedrOoms, . al utilities paid. Ray Sellers. Said application Phone 9'12-7751 . will be by petition to ~1' 111td In : f sold Probote court on or after the 13th Clay of September, 1973 Kirkwood · 12x65 mobllo home, lro~t d,n, with bay win· I 1976 . Doled lhls 13th dey of dows, completely carpetd •)I· 1 cept kitchen, I)(Ctllent condiSellm, o m inor , . 6 years of age, by Joan tion. For sole or anum• Morle Sellers, mother poymont>. Call Randy Will tom•. and next friend . 7~2 - 2172. . •t:: • '. 1' • Business Sen?ices ... 195.4 Liberty Mobilt Hom. b $0, • 1971 Starcraft camper wit h own. $700 .00 down and take over lng, Phone Bob Sayr• , 2.tl7- - • 1WO · motor bQats with 3S h.p. 3 Bedroom hoUse In Middleport. motors ; 1965 Volkswagen. Phone 992-31'J.42. Phone 99:2 · 57~1 . HOUSE for sole , 391 South Second Ave . ~ Middleport . Phone 992· 2265. GRACIOUS L 2 sfory older =~~::=~~~~~~ GOOD CAITLE FARM FOR SALE br ick home with 2 corner LOCUST POSTS , round or split . 8¥ OWNER . 71 acres M&L lots . S large BR . 2 baths. Phone9-49-2n~ . Jackson Co. Fenced , modern 5 Ultra modern kitchen has FOUND; ladies' wdst wotch in 5 Family Yard Sale, Wed ., CoAL , limestone , and calcium roo m ho use . new ly K • p k Thursday and Friday, Corrol EXCAVATING, do1ec, bockilt>e eveiyth lng and more too. C'hloride and oolcium brine for redec:'oro ted , complete ly · HOME SITES for sale , 1 ocr& and roger 5 or inglot, July 30th. Knight residence, Ho..+iord. W. and ditcher. Charles R. H ~­ N. G. hot water heat. 12 dus1 control and special mixing torpeted . 55 at res good Poy foe od. Phone (614) 9'12. "' up. Middleport , near Rutlcind. fleld , Bock Hoe Sei'lo'ic.-e , rooms . $20,000.00 5339. vlo. ..h.9 a .ndm. t~ll ? Good Uled salt for formers. Mcrin Street , pasture , 15. ac res wooded Coll9'12-7~81 c t 1ng a m•sc . Rutlo nd, Ohio. Phone 7i2· ~ . Pomeroy. Ohio or phone 992· virgin ti mber, develo~ spr· FOUND 2 breed of coondogs in "3891. ings , good barn, ond other NEW 3 bedroom house, 2 bath1, GREG'S CB SALES, located ot tr· · DON'T PAY high rent. Buy Racine vicinity , Please YARD SALE, Friday and. Saturday, buildings , high country, rolling all alec. , 1 ocra, Middleport , th is . 2 story frame. Roof, win 's Gul f Serv ice, Mi-ddescribe . Phone 949·2350 . Go-cart, and other items., on•· CANNING peoches now ready · hills. ucellent view . Appointclose to Rutland. Phone 992. siding an<l ·carport like holf milo ol Rt . 7 by-poll on Rl . dleport , Ohio. Phone 912· thru August. Severol -.-ar ieti~ ment onfy. Phone (614) 38-4 · 7o8t. new . l .bedrooms, bath, N. 2438. • TWO puppies weoring collars on _..:lc: Ol:.:.·____-'-------br the bushel, Yt bushel or 2591 after 5 p.m. Price dump on· Route 12A toward G. heat. 7 rooms In . all . SMALL form for' sole, 10% down, SEPTiC Systems ins'toll8d 1by peck . P~se brins~ own con$50.00l. Rutland. Contocf Meigs County JUST 57.500.00 . owner financed. Monroe Coun· tainer, 2 convenient locations : =-==='-----------~ licen'sed Installer. Shepafd Humane S9<iety . 992-S834 or ' Midway Market, Pomeroy, 1 . 15 acres of land en leading ty, W. Vo. Phone (304) 772· Contract,Ors. Phone 7~2 · 24091 992-5027. 3102 o.' (30<) 772.:1227. 992-2582: Bob's Mockot , Moson , C'eek R90d with wotec top. LOVELY CORNER OVER AKC Irish Setter puppies, 8 weeks SEPTIC TANKS deoned . Modor n 773·5721. Con 'l'ljl·5352oc9'12-2496. '12 ACRE - 4 bedrooms. HEIFER found on New limo Rood. old, $75. Phone 9o9-2726. Son i.totion , 992-3954 · or 9J2· owner must identify and pay 1971 Kowosoki 175. Endu,o. $2SO. HOUSE fDI' sole. 3 bed,ooms , oil Bath . Full width living R. 2o~8. RAB&ITS fo, 1ole. Phone 7~2-2656. for ad . Phone 742·2125 . Set of motorcycle co'rriers, S13. electric . Family r09'" fully Full Basement , N. G. WILL do roopng, constructio rl, Phone992-5523. carpeted with wood-burning furnace . Porc:h, Patio. LOST- 2 Y' · old mole English Sp'· Virgil B. Sr., Ke~llor fireplace , Iorge lot with storage La r ge Ga r age plumbing and heating . No lob inger Spaniel mixed wlth , 110 Mechanic I'Gmeroy, 0 . CANNING tomatoes ond sweep building ortd garden spoce . ( MiddlePort). Asking too Iorge or too small. PliO,ne Beagle; short hair , bloclc onr' Phon.• 192-337',peppen . Cleland Forms . Rus tic Hills , Syrocus;e . Phone $19 ,500.00 742-2348. • wh1te with docked toil. lost il 1971 Dodge Charger, $1300, eJJGeroldine Cleland. Racine, 992-7836. · f(UTLAND Business Rice Run areo . east of Tupper: cellent condition. Phone (3o.&) CARPENTER , floori ng; ceili ~ g. Oflio. A N bUilding flrsf floor. and a 5 3 Lots for sole In Ha rr i son ~i lle . S18 •00 0 . 0 0 Plolns. REWARD ! Phone J. Alan 675·2651. poneling . Phone 992-2759. Duvoll. (610) 667 .J-077. .,.,.:::.:,=:::.:.:_---,--------1971 HONDA CL-oSO, 12,000 Phone9'12·7580 . SWE.ETHEART - Raoncho ·~ room apartment up. Nat. 1970 Olds Cutlass S, 2 dr., factory VERMEER BAlER SALES AND SER· miiM. siJsy bar. crash bars, type - 3 nice bedrooms. gas. city water and a good VICE . Meigs-Ath'ens County. oir, auto., poy.rer steerlhg , 350 pull bock handle bors;, new tire 20 Acre lcrm wit h pond . born, 8ath4 Very nice kitchen. place for a business . Balers from $3995 up. Merrill 2bbl. $1200. Coli 9'12·7539. and seals, Scrambler side smokehouseondcellarplus ap- · Utltity . N.V. Furnace. Full Asking $13,500 .. Chose , (614 ) 6?8 -3021. • pipes, $650. Call 9~9 -2480 . pte orchord and peach trees. . basement Ideal for Rec. 197:i A.M.C. Homot XSST 6 cyl .. Also on property 2 story house EXCAVATING. BACKHOES AND automatic . runs good, must 20 ft. Storcroft with ..00 cu. in. A GREAT OPPORTUNITY! NICE HOME - Modern and 0 2 year old doublewide room. Steel siding. Small DOZER - LARGE AND SMALL , Unlimited earn i ngs . seii.$800. Phonem·2280. kitchen, dining and living motor with Jet drive. Phone trailer. On County Road 18. All lot . SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED. LOW Demonstrate Toy1 and Gifts o 992-2721. fo, $29 ,0oo.OO. Coli 992 .7590 we have quoliflod buyers on first floor, 3 bedrooms. few eY8nings 0 week. NO • "· 1970 ford Bronco. Phone 992BOY· AND. DUMP TRUCKS. BILL and both on 2nd. Full " 3042 1975 Hondo CBI25 , oprvo• . 500 during week . for newer homes let \IS PULLINS , PHONE 9'12·2478 DAY r· self yours. per ience. NO paperwork. NO ' base.ment , natural gas miles , periect condition . Call 8 room house for 1ale of 126 HENRY E. C:LELAND OR NIGHT . GIMMICKS ! Gasoline 1971 Nova V·B, p.s., air. be1t of. fired hot water furnace. (614 ) 98~·3501 oflec 3 p.m . lou,ol St., Pomo,oy. Phone BROKER alowonce, Earn FREE Sompla fer . Phane992 ·7897. front and back porches. Kit. Call 7A2·23n . Write TOY 701 · 1974 Suzuki G.T. 380, excellent 992-S 992-.225191' 992·2568 $~.500. lADIES PARTY PLAN , 1967V.W.Bfttle, e•'cellentrunnJohnstown, Pa . 159().4 , ing condition , body rough , condition. Call 742-21.&3 after 5 p.m. or contact Dallas Weber . $450. Also, 1966 v.w. BARGAIN .... Nice Inside 2 SAVE ON . ADORESSERSwantediMMEDIATESquar.back runs good, good bedrooms, 1 modern bath, CONSOlE ole,eo, om·fm 'odlo. ~ LY! Work at "'ome, no exwork cor . $250. Phana {6U) nice kitchen, natural gas speed changer. Balance CARPETING perience nec:Hso..., ex· 378·6376 after 5 p.m. Also have F.A. lurnace and full $102.10 onormo. Call 9'12·il965. Siluoted in .Rutland, Ohio, Hutchinson Sllb-divlslon, II ·' ce ent pay. Write American gunsfarsole. . basement at only $5,500. Meigs Local School District, new home with carport, Service , 6950 Wayzata 81vd., 69 Chrvsler Newpo,t, good condi- TRAM Dlomond-10, ont"!'no . oxt . 1peaker. extra coox , all like gar~:ee, recrution room with flrepl1ct, and kitchen, Suite 132, Mlnneopolil , MN -, bo DEXTER Business 5S.C26 tion, new tires, new ttary. new, Sl75. Al•o. CLR2 Boos bl-level construction, Hrst floor, with bath. 2nd floor, 3 INSI'ALLEO building about 3Q x 40 for bedrooms, full .batll, Jiving room, lorflt dlnl,ng room, Antonno , $20. Phone 9'12-5616. ~~~:;::;::;:;:;;;;;, --;,;;; ·;::;::-:;. · Ph-9o9-2772. 1 ...:.=::..:==.:::... . ------,...-- 1974 TRIUMPH 750 Trident, only $5,500 . St4.95 Regular moolern klt<hen, house fully carpeted, plenty Of closet 197~V .W . buo. P,~no992-7692 . 3000 miles . ••cellent condition, spate, lot size f5X110', brick front. ~:lumlnum siding. 1976 Fa'd 6 cyllnde' moto,, 300 II ACRES Of grassy ~- Yd. helmeto Included, pdced to See this home before you buy . Well worth your time. cubic Inches, 17,000 miles, with new fence. 4 pa1ture ooll. Phone 9~9-2133 . . Selli119 price S3S,OOO. Coli or see : Everyday money saver . For Pomeroy; Ohio $17S. With tronsmission, $2SO. bedroom resldet'lce , 111:1 GEORGE S. HOBSTETTER JR . Good choice colors. Area Also swivel tow bor, $75. 36 INCH While Mogic Chef gas baths, spring water, near Rtll Estate BrOker Phone 742-2459. the mines. S29,000. Phone 985-4186 aHer 4:00P.M. 'onge. Coli 992-S210. 12 or IS Ft. 69 Che~rolet pickup 350, stan- 1972 16ft. c,estllne' boat, 1973 C.rrien win valuable . Pomeroy. Ohio dard , no rust. Phon• 992-5301 . NEW LISliNG 15 acres prizes and earn extr~: gas well, F.A . wllh spending money. trailer , ~ith extras, $?995. 1965 Plymouth . Phone 992-3574 . . 8S h.p. Mercury motor, and 'Green , gold, red, blue. rus(l furnace, 3 bedrooms. bath, 667·3507. Phone(614) Phone The . Do ·If yoursell, wllh \ 1952 11/t Ton Chr..rohrt truck.. nice kitchen, new family padding, $7 .95 sq . yd. equipped to haul chlpwood. FOUR good Guernsey cows, price Daily Sentinel room with large fireplace Willi padding Installed firm . Phone 909·2179. PHone 2~7-2241 . and 2 car block garage. All Al992·2151 · 51.95 square yard 1969 FALCON 6 cyl. automatic. ADULT'S wallcer , women 's -minerals lit SJ2,500 . Or Slop In AI DANVILLE-PRICED REDUCED .:._ Modern 1'12 · CALL 742-2211 clothing , slipper~ , curlolns Ond Nice condition. Call 992-2849. 111 Court SlrHt story, 6room farm hous. with fire place and basement. TALK TO midget tape recorder , brass 4'1• ACRES Near grade , Pomeroy,O. 1972 DODGE Coronet, oir condi Some farm land, mostly fenced for pasture, several WENDELL GRATE floor lamp, 1ter8o albums. school, 6 room home, all tioning. Phyllis Cline, Phone fruit trees on 56 acres of land. Price reduced for quick Phone 9'12-565S. CARP~TCONSULTANT utlllt l e~ . centr~l air and 992-7790. sale, $26,000. ·lleat,' and ofehr buildings . New garden seed sower, $35; 1'166 DODGE, stoncio,d, 3 lptod, C<;IOLVILLE- Nice mod. brick homeconfalnlng three ~klng . $29,500 , Pull out bumper tor one-holt $50. Phone 9'12-5006. bedrooms, dining room,llvlng room with fireplace, full ton pickup tcuck , Sl25; 031 Stlhl For New Haven, W. Choln saw, $165; 600 Ford troc. basement wllh garage, large front porch, nat. gu. 1968 BUICK Witdcat, automatic , HAVING TROUB~E toe 011d 5 ft . bcush hog , $2500. furnace. city water and well water, a beautiful home power steering, phone 9'92· SELLING, CALL US AT N. E. Vanaman , New Lima 5380 .. with approx. s•;, acres of land, fruit trees and shode 992-ms. 35 Customers Rood. trees surrounding it. Plenty of garden space, 197o MONTE CARLO, 9'"n with Carriers ·win v~:lueble fishing"'"" close by. located In Coolville. Ohio. Priced grHn vinyl top. Air, p.b., p.s., WINTER potatoes and peochiiS. prizes and . . rn exh·a itt only 132,000• Call now. · . . Charles R. Harris, . Portland, . good , condition. Phone 992· •pending money. Ohio. Phone 8-13·2693. 3625. TUPPERS PLAINS- 101 ·acres of rolling land, oil Phone The 1970 VEGA G.T, equipped 4 FOR SAlE - good u1od T.V.'s. mineral rlghfs, spprox . 10 acres tllloble land. some color and block and white . Harspeed. very good cond.ltion . Daily.Sentinel pasture land ~nd timber. good l~ke site, Modern 1'12 rison 's TV ServiCle , 276 I · Coll985-3537 oftor o p.m. story house recehtly refinished on Inside, all carpeted At ;92.2156 Sycamore St., Middleport, 1963 BUICK Spedol , $75. Phone 'Man •• Tues.,•'Wed. except kitchen. cont~ltllng 3 bedroom. dining room and Or Stop ln At Ohio. Phone9'12·2522. 9'12·3717. basement, 2 car garage. Nice location on Co. Rd . o46 111 Court StrHt close to Tuppers Plains, Ohio. Priced lor quick sale 1976 GMC 4 whHI d'IYO pickup. $32,000. Call for appolnl . $5500. .:· ·Jli·. • ".· , ·t •, ,. t .....,....,.. \ ' ~ ,. _ I, • . " . ,," , •• _ ,.'•. _ ' '• ..,.. car. . The AutomobUe Ownen ~ CpuncU, aiJ'OIIP wblch lu been ltudyina c.unpillnll aboflt the IUto far ~ yean, will allow Vep owners to laD a llecllel\lmPM'I' aDd ''111*-in'~ a claaated Vep to l'lllle hndl. . ''We're trytnc .to tJti'SU8IIe GM to accept reapclllibiiiiY b' ·~ Vep problems I1Uch .. Oijibllllril, blown bqd pallllll, uc tdve oil con111111Piion and enalne I faU~n~ w)llch In! the result of defects In th"- Veaa alu;nlnum engll)e deilgn or co1,1stnctlon," aald APAC President ,Ardlle llllblnloo. The fulldB will be Ulld to COIItinue the group 'I investlga tiOII ol the car, be said. . AOPA CCIIducted a $lfYIY · of about 500 Vep o.wnen and about 90 ""' cent llid they Ita~ an e.cessive oilll'oblem, he said. . ~ group estimated that aceulv~ oil bqrned by the Cll' becauoe ol 1111 alumlnwn en11ne traQlated into $55 mlllilll )n Wlllted oU. . Robinaon aald Reynolcla AlumlniiiJI, which dewlqled tbe Vega's aluminum qlne did npt reveal defldencles.ID the design to Genenl Motors. I dlstlnguillled college gi-ads. The Army allo has sent some We8t Point grads to law, dental cr medical school. AnnapoliS studenll apend eight weeks at sea In the sopltom<l'e sununers. Coast Guard students make summer cruises to f<l'eign ports during lbelr soph<111ore and senior swnmers. A military aptitude and "good moral character" are among entrance requirements at the Coast Guard academy. Wantedallo . . are students who are tru.stwortliY aild emotlonany . stable. Urder student activities, Ute U.S. Military Academy lists its "Cadet Honor System:" Students do not lie, cheat or steal or tolerate those who do. Some of th~ olher academies refer to ian honor code (I' concept. Most schools in the "The College Guide" don't make a special point about an honor code. 1974 P~mouth 4 Dr. Satellite. ................. '2995 318 , V-B engine . sharp car, fully equipped . . 1974 Ford Pinto 2 Dr. Sedan. ................. '2795 One careful local owner . 1974 Mnerick Ford, 6 cyl. 4 Dr.............. $2995 Air cond .• sharp . 1973 Monte Catlo Chevrolet 2 Dr. Hard Top ..'3495 Sparkling wince color with matching lnt~rlor, air cond. and full eq •lpment. · 1973 MontegO Mercury V8 2 Dr. Hf ...........'2995 A bedutlful car inside and out. 1973 VW Square Back Sta. Wagon ........ ~ .. ..'2595 Aufo . trans .. clean. 1973 Pinto 2 Dr................................ '2195 One careful local own,r . 1972 Skylark VB Buick 4 Dr. Sedan ........... 12595 Air cond .• one careful local owner. 1972 Impala VB Chev. 2 Dr. Hard Top. ........ '2295 Shows tender care. 1972 Pinto Ford Sta. Wag....... ............... $1695 The ,tlmouc . 4 cyl., auto. trans., lug. rack . Will, dividing East and West By United Preaa Germany. lll still stand& I. 1971 Volkswagen 2 Dr. Sedan ................. '1500 llltel"'llllloaal In 1972, prominent baseball oNned by local minister. Today Is Friday, Aug. 13; leader George Weiss died at the 228th day of 19'16 with 140 the age of 78. 1972 LTD Ford Broughman 4 Dr. Sedan...... '1995 ·to follow. Air cond., one- owner , really sharp. 'lbemoon Is between Its full A thought for the day : phaae and last quarter. British novelist John 1974 Ford 302 V8 %Ton LWB Pickup ....... $3195 The morning aiars are Galsworthy said, "H you do One local owner. • Jupiter and Saturn. not think of the future, you 1973 Luv Chevrolet 4 cyl. Pickup .............. '2795 The evening stars are Mer- camot haw one." cury, Mars and Venu.s. Excellent condition. We are closed Sllndty Those lxrn (II this date In! under the sign of Leo. But Invite Inspection of all displayed cars and trucks. LOSE UGLY FAT Pioneer aoclal reformer Start losing welQht today or Lucy Stone was born Aug. 13, money bock . MONADEX II 0 MANY MORE · tlny tablet and easy to take . 1118. . See: Fred Blaettnar. Melvin LiHie • MDNAOE~ will help cu'b Alfred Hitchcock, master your desire for. excess food . or Pat Hill of mystery movies, was born Eat less - weigh leu. con · talns no dangerous drugs and Open Evenings Tll7:00 oo Aug. 13, 1899. will not make you nervous . No j:xcept Thurs. and S.t. Til5:00 On thl8 date in history: strenuous exercise . Change 1ife . . . start today . In 1923,1beNo.lsong in the your MONAD EX cost $3.2S tor I 20 Untied Statel was "Yes, We day supply . Large economy . AlSO try Have No Bllnanas." ' size IS SS: .SO theY work gently In 1930, captain Frank AQUATI>.BS to help you lose water' ·bloet; Hawltes set a speed reccrd by AQUA TABS - o "woter pill works - $3.00. 8oth Dying from Los Angeles to gthat uaranteed and sold by t New York in 12 hours and 26 SWilher' & LOhlt Pharmacy miiJitea. IU E. Main Middleport In 11161, lbe Communlsta & O•tton Drut Store 992·2196 r. Mlddloporl ~ building the Berlin Cloaed==-~JI!'fli' • �I- Thlo DaUy Sentinel, Mlddle~'!'P_!Illeroy, 0., FridaL_A,U8· 13.1rl6 · For Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds -; AOVEIIT ISEM E NT FOR atos w•N T •os INFORMATION DIAgLINIS F ~ era\ L and end Water S P. M . Da y IU fo re Con serva t ion Fund Act Publlut lon . Prolect No. 31 -0D<JI end HUO Ctn u llltlon• , corrtc · Co mmvn lt y Development no,..s a cctpted flnf de y of Bloc ~ Gran t Prolect No . B 7S publlutlon , DN - ~9 -00 22 . REGULAT IONS Mun icip a l Pnk P'ool , The P ublisher reserves Vllteoe of Syracuse , Ohio. DO YOU HAVE PARTY PLAN oliX· the r ight to td lt or relt ct Bi d s will be recei ved until PERIENCE? FRIENDLY TOY lOY I dS deem ed Ob· ll : OO Noon 0 S.T . on WecJ . PRTIES HAS OPENINGS FOR The publl aher lecfion a l. nes d ay , AugUst 25th , 1976, tor MANAGERS IN YOUR AREA. wl ll not be ru pontlblt for the cons1rutt l on of a RECRUITING IS EASY BECAUSE Mun ici p a l Swimm ing Pool tor I mQrt than one- incorr ec t Insertion . DEMS HAVE NO CASH INEST· t~e VIllage of Syracuse , Ohio, RATES at Whi ch time the bids shell b e MENT , NO COLLECTING OR For w a nt A d Str vlce opened bV the Clerk of the DELIVERING: CALL COLLECT TO .s cent! pfr word one VIllage and public ly rfad by CAROL DAY SIB-489-11395 OR intertlon . her at the V il lage Ha ll . Stat e WRITE FRIENPl Y HOME PARMinimum Charge $ 1.00. Ro u te 12-t , Vi l lag e of TIES , 20 RAilROAD AVE.. 14 cents per word th ree Sy racuse. ()hlo . conucu tl ve lnttrllons . · Bids may be mailed to the A~L~ BA~N~Y~·~N~.Y~-~I~5 ZW ~·-----26 ce nts per word she 'JIItaoeot Syracuse, Svracuse , 0E MON ST RATORS AND consecuti iJe lnse.rtlonl . Oh io 45779, Attent ion : Mr . MANAGER nHded to work '25 Per cent Discoun t on Herman London . Mayor . pcJ id •ds and a ds paid with the olden Toy & Gltt Shop In f ormation t or b i dders , with in '10 deys . Porty Plan In the country . form of t) fd, form of contrac t. CA IID OF THANKS Highe1t commissions • No Inpl~f)S , spec: if lcat lon s. an d a. OBI TUAR Y rf orms or bid bond , per · vestment. Coli or write today , S'l.OO fOr 80 wo rd fo r mance and paymen t bond, . minim SANTA·s Portie1, Avon, ,Conn . um . a nd other documents may be 06001 . Phone I (203) 673 ·3~5!i . Each add itional word 3 eK<\llm lned ana are obta inabl e cent1 AlSO BOOKING PARTIES . , at tne Vill age HaiL Syrac use. · ADS BLIND Oh io, upon the poyment,of the l 2Sc Charge sum ot $25 .000 , which 1!. not pf!rAddlllona Ad verHsement refundabl e . OFFI CE HOURS All bids mvs t be' ln pl ain 8:30 a .m. to S:OO p .m. -sea ted en velopes ma rked on WILL DO odd Jobs, roofing. pain· D~lly , I :JO ' ·"' · to 12 :oo the outside "Bid for Mun ic ipa l ling, hauling, tree work. ond Noon Sll t urd ay . Pa rk Pool. Villa ge of mowing. Phone 992-1409. Phone today 992 ·2156 . Syr J cuse, Ohio " . Eoch bidder ' mus t have on the outsi de of tne bid env elope nis na me and NOTIC E S address , and each bid must be ATTN .: !! eccom pan led by a bid bond or HOUSEWIVES cer ti fied che(k In e mou nt of S Ad ALL Yard Sa les , Ru m mage , OLD furn iture, Ice bo;.ces, bran per cent of the to tal bid . The Porch and Basem ent Por ch b.ds, wall telephontl and bid bond sh al l be cond ition ed and ~ a s eme n t Sales , rtc . parts, or complee households . tha t If the bid is acc epted a must be pa id In ad vance . Wr it, M. D. Miller, Rt. 4 , con trac t w/1 1 be enler ed ii'JIO Ge t your s In ea r ly by Pomeroy, Ohio . CoiJ992.n60. an d its performance proper ly stopp ing by our office a t 1 s~cu r ed . T~e Da ll y Senfi nel, 111 CASH paid for all mokes ond . If the bid em braces both St . or wr iti ng Box models· of mobile home$ . la bor a nd mfiter ia l such Item s Court 729, Pomeroy , Oh lo 45169 Phoneoreacode~IA · ,.23 ·9531. Sha ll be separa tely !Hated wit h with yo ur ,remittan ce te h pri ce thereof . L-----~--------....J1 $$Cash$$ for junked auto. Frye's No bidder may withdraw hi s Truck Auto Ports. Ru tland. b id ror a per iod of siKty days Phone 7•2·2081 . from the date of bid openinli! . Thi s prolec t is federa lly COINS. cum.mcy, tok•ns , wold ass is ted . ton tracts to oe and silver jewelry. Wa nttad AERIAL PHOT()(';RAPHY hove awarded und er th is Invita t ion 19r6.c and older U.S. coins . Loll oeriol photos of your construcfor bids wi lt be sub ject to for ott-ler H2-2331 or come out tion slie . bu:siness . cool ond Pr es iden ti al Exec utive Or der to out coin 1hop on Rutlond ohd gas leases of your farm . Ken · No. 11 24 6 r equ iri ng a f . fi rma tive action for equal Grove, photographer , Chaster, leodlng c,eek Rd. Roge' em ploym ent op por tun it y. Wamsley. Ohio. PhoM985-4155 . Con tractors are furth er ed · >.J ised that tt'le J anuary 21 , 1912 wEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY - TIMBE~ . Pomeroy forest ProE q ua l Em p lo yment Qp . ducfl. Top price for 1tonding Remember the doy forever! portun ity Exec ut ive Orde r o f 1owtimber. Call Kent Honby. The comple-Je story of your the Go >.J ernor of Oh io is also 1 · 0~6 -8570 . wedding in c ~autiful album. a pplica ble to th is bid In· Coli Ken Grove r , vl ta tion . Photogropher, Chester , Ohio, Th e owner reserves !he Phone985 ·4155. right to waive informal ities or to rejec t IIW and al l bidS. WED~ING Annlversory. IF YOU hove 0 IMV: t0 off Succ es s fu l b idder m ust GOLDEN PreseNe th1s wonderful day er · wont to buy or sellICe something, comply w ith t he Ohio Wor k. · with photographs of the family men 'S Compensation Law a !'l d 08 looking for work .•. Of also comp ly wlth all other together, with your fr iends and ' whatever . . , 'you'll get results sta te . fed eral and. loca l taxes of course the coke! Call Ken faster with a Sentinel Want Ad. and laws . ~ Grover Photography , Chester, Coli 992-2156 . Succ e ss ful bidd e r mu st Ohio. Phone 985..,.15S, -"====---------~ proceed wit h th e work within YARD Sole , Wed1 . throygh Friday two weeks of the sign ing of the JOE'S Corry Out, 564 locust , Mid· and Soturdoy from 9 a .. till con trac t a nd the project m ust dleport. Ohio. New hours. dark. ~lothes . antiq_ue glass; . be fully co mpleted within 120 9:00 til 11:00. Fr iday and Saturfurniture, and books. 2 miles working days ltlereaf te r , doy . 9:00 till 12:00. Phone above letart Foils on Rt. 338. ex ce pt ing only su ch delays as 992-31S2. may be occ asion ed by str ikes , Family Garage Sole . stortinQ unseasonable wea ther or acts NOW o<:cepting piano studenb , 4 Monday through Friday of Long of Goct. be-ginners, intermedjote. ad· 8of1om . &lgns at post oHice. VILLAG E OF SYRA CUSE , vonced students . Cat l 992- ,.....:======.:.==~ OHIO 22:::7..: 0·:.....__~~----- GARAGE SALE, Thur1doy, F'idoy B v Herman London - ..: oDd Saturday , August 12, 13 MAY OR ond 14, 701 Booch st,Ht ..Mid· 17) 23 , JO 18) 6, l 3- 4lc dleport. Ohto. Misc. items . LEGAL NOTICE $28. 20 2.00 IS ava il able to fund programs of direct social servir.es to persons over 1he age of 60. Any governmental agency or public or pr ivate non -pfellt oroan lzation in the following counties Is elig ible to submit proposals : Athens , Hocking ,~ Meigs , Monroe , Morgan .. Perry , Nob le, and , wasl'l lngton . Deadline for subm itting is August 23 , ' l97, ,Project budgets will be approved only till May 31. 1977 . Pr ior it y serv ices lor funding include trans . porta tion; legal and other counseling serv iCes and assistance programs ; home servlcts ; and res ident ial repair services . Other ser . vlt:es mar also be a<tdressed . Ofrect inquires to : Ms. Mary Allee Varner . Area · Agency on Ag ing No . 8 , Bu ckeye .H ills .Hocking Valley Reg ional Development District, 216 Putnam Street, Marietta , Oh iO A5750. (6U ) 37'-9<36. . (8) ' · 13, 21c LEGAL NOTICE These persons are- not ified that Oh io drivinG and reg is 't ration pr iv ileges are suspended . Suspensions wilt rema in ln effect two years efter datt Of ac(ident t or failure to deposi t security to cover accident damage liabiHty (Se-cflon A509.17 Ohio Rtv lsed Code). These persons have 30 days to com ply with the law or request a hearing . R equesrs must be forwarded l n writing to 1he Bureau of Motor Veh icles p 0 BoK 1199 Columbus , Oh.lo 43216 ~ Michael J . Evens , Box 1A3, Rt. ! , Portion~ . Oh iO. (8) 6, 13, 20-31C LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT The Board of Rutland Township , Meigs County of Oh io, will receive bids unt il 6:00 p.m . the 16th doy ot August, 1976 for the purchase of a Used Motor Greder . With min imum specifications as fo llows : Engine : 85 H.P . Diesel - Bose weight 21 ,500 Its . - Cab Complete W· heater, Defroster - lights (2 ) Fron t (2) Rear Turn Signals W·A way flast1ers - Scarif ier 11 Tooth Moldboar~ 12' Power Sh ift - Tires 1j :OO X 2A - •Power Steering - 90 Day Warranty , Offered as trade ·ln ( l) Galion 303 Motor Grader·." Bidder to submit deta iled speclflcetlons of, eQuipment offered . The Bbard of Trustees reserve the right to reiec r any or aU tilds . By order of the Board of Trustees of· Rutland Town · ship . 11 e'dna M . Swick , Clerk 18 ) 2. 9, 13. 3tc _:.--==--1 ~::..-f _,' ; lii£1GS . ''f,'I i.1··' t , ..'.. .· ·-..... . W. · . . . . , -lliOf,O. J!! I ' -··. I' ... ~--c.,"!' lJ' II!IIi ...r• ·f S.W. • . . . ·· · · ~·--•-•--•--- bolonco of poymonf1. Coli 9'12· 252• . 1970 DOUBLE wldo mobile homo set on p;ermant nt foundation. front porch, 1 . ~6 acrft abou t 1 mile from Roclnt . 3 bedrooms , central a ir conditioning, stove and ref rigerotor, Tu pper$ Ploinl , rurol worer, $1? ,225 . Phone 949·281 5 or 9~9·2589 . 3 BEDROOM mobile home, 12 • 60, completely furn ish&d, prlc · ed reasonable. Phone 992 · S.9i oc 9'12-32SS. _,2:.:,166 :::...·- - - - - - - - - - - 1968 Ucon O.lta camping 1raller, for sale, SSSO. Phone1i2-2856. • '" 0 - -.. I WANTED to rent house or small farm in GOUntry. Call collect, 59"2·6010 ....enings. Responsible couple. AUCTION SAlE Fcldoy , 7 p.m. a l Auction House. Mason , W. Vo. Furniture and new and usad nJ. miltellaneovs. Phone soit. AUCTION : Tools and shop equJp. ment , Sot., Augu•t U , ot 12:30 p.m., 6 miles E. 'of Chester, Ohio, I mile off St . Rt. 2;8 (foll ow auction ' signs) . Hydraulic preu , drill preu . ~0 electric ench grinder w·•dro grinding wheels, HD ehtclric drill , B&D electric sow . alec. air "Compressor, HO floor jock, 6 hou•e . jocks , cha in hoist, acetyl•n• ClJtting torch and'" gouges, lot welding rods, pulley wh&els. J2 ff . ewt . lo'd· der, lotform Scoles . free prunert, e lectric fe ncer , power mower, (sickle bar) rope pu lleys, C clamps, socket set, mitre saw, alectrlc meot grinder , meat slicer, 8 qt . ict cream freeze.r, lo t vegetable crc:1tes, girf't bicycle , large omoun t hand tools , sows , ham· mers , wrenches, e tc Mrs. Beulah Maxey, Owner, I. 0 . "Moe" McCoy, ~ vcti onee r. Ph. 985-39<4 . FURNISHED. 2 bedrm, apartmen t, adults only, in Middleport. Phone 9'12-3874. 3 ANO A RM. furnished and un· furnished opfl . Phone 992· 543; . COUNTRY Mobile Mome Pork , Rt. 33, t8n miles north. of Pom~troy . Lorge lots witfl concrete patios. sidewolk1, runners and otf street parking. Phone 992·7419. 3 Room furnished houu with both. Adults only. Phone 9925535. ONE bedroom apartment$ at VIllAGE MANOR in Middleport for $1().4 monthly plus elec , or $1:Kl tncl uding electric.. lOWER RATES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS. Convenie nt to shopping on Thi rd and Mill Streets in Mid· dleport. Brand new high quoli · ty apa rt ments . See the monoger ot Ap1. 16, or call 992-7721. APT, for rent , 5 rooms and both . Phon• (614) 985-3350. 2 Bedroom trailer, real nice , COUNTRY farmland with seclud· utilili85 paid, Phone 992·33~.4 . &d wood1, woter and good oc1975 Mobil• home, 3 bedroom1 in ceu in Monroe County. W. Va. Moson , W, Vo . $150 per month. $1,000 down, call (30< ) 772Phone (610) 698-m2 . • 31 02 or (301) 772·3227. AVAILABLE at Rlversid¥ Aport · 2 bedrooms , Iorge modern kitments, 1 bedroom opad · chen . forced air furnace . Linmenb , •SfOO per month ; 2 coln Hgts . 992-5737. bedroom apartments . 5133 per 9 bedroom house for sole at 510 month . One price far oil . Phone Sycamore St.. Midd leport, good 992-3273. buy fo' $8,000. Phone 9'12·3576, 3 room fu rni5.hed apartment , tic 992-7667. utiliti es furnished. Co li 992· HOUSE f o r sole . 2 Iorge 31 ~. bedrooms , Iorge li'!'ing room, kitc hen, d ining, ca rpetd . $9.000 In Horris;onville. Phone 7-42· Wlnthltld Rtplltcotnent FrH Estimates On BodyWork Expert P~lnflng lnsuranctl Work Wtlcoinl Sl. Rt. I Cootvlllt, Ohio 617-3127 T-29· 1 mo. Sldlflll.. .. ·• ''!. , 1111111 WINDDIIS &110011$ ... KPIACf,m ~~MilllfM CiONTACT ' GLEN R. BI$SELL AT949-'801 LAR-~~ 4-1~1 m~. ·oR· 949-2860 PLEASE N.O SUNQjiYC.IiLLS . B-P-76 1 n1on!!J.. __ Aluminum Siding, Roomg, Glitte!S, Painting and Repair The complete Remodeling Service For Ygur Home AL OOMM aJNST . Rutland .. 74•·1l2f All Work Guaranteed Free Estimates ~23;-2_!1!_0 SWIMMIMG POOLS Above and below grourtd pool kits for the do-ityour$elf man. .,. All pool supplies available, loa . D. Bumgardner Noble Summit Rd .. Middleport . PHONE 992-S724 7-21 -1 mo. ANY PITCH \NY SIZE Southeastern Ohio Truss Rafter Co. . Boli21-A Rutland, Ohio 45775 Pit. (614) 742·2409 WI Deliver 7-28·4 111os. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY -Atrial - Industrial Construction Prvgresi - Compltlt School Strvlu Undtrgriduate & • Elementary School Package Pfclllres Seniors & YNrbook -Weddings- BRADFORD , , plete Service . or 949·2000. Racine , Ohio , Critt Bradford . ;:: ·ELWOOD II'OWERS REPAIR ' $weepers, toaster., irons , oil '•mall appl 1onces . law n mowe~; ne"t to State Highway Gdro~ qn Route 7. Phone (614) ?8~ 3825. ~ KEN GROVER REMODELING, Plumbing , heafi~l •Pftotoiraphy ond alllypes of general'repo[G 9U·41s:i Wor ~ guaranteed 20 yeors ._. Chester, Ohio perience . Phone 992-2409. "'1 7-14-1 mo. D&D TREE T'lmmlng , 20 yeocs el: per lence·. Insured estimates . Coli 992-2384 Q1' (614 ) 698 -7257 Albony . • BUILDING , remodeling , and SEWING MACHINE Repolcs. s... repa irs . Quality work, eflicient Vice , oil makes, 9q2-2284. T!:W service. Jesse Rodman , phone · Fabric Sho p, Pomer o:c: 9'12-5980. Authorized Singer Soles otw ANTIQUE rastor~ions , reprOduc- Service. We sharpen Sc:lssQn ,.. tions, cabinet moking ond fur· EXCAVATfNG , dot:er, loader aMI nitura repa ir.. 131 1/t 3rd . Mid· ba~khoe work; dump truCfs dleport, 9'12-5735 · day ond and lo-boys for hire ; will hQUI evening . fill dir t, to so il , limestone o~ grovel. Call Bob or Aoger Jeffers , doy phone 992·70", night phone 9?2-3525 o' 9~523~ . ... . tr•• 27%. . - ---·- r-====:;::::::::=~===::::::===~ -__,_ · ·· REAL ESJAJE fOR SAL£ Hl-1.0 'SHAG Carrier Wanted $10.95 501 NYLON ~==================;,;;;;~ CENTRAL REALTY CO. RUTLAND . ·FURNITURI! Carrier Wanted va. good a:ciotifs:oo ·--·.· _.-- - ---- FREEZER SALE I - · Good UHd 30 frHztr only $ISO 1 - Good •lid (almost new) IS cu. If. lr"zer onry $200 1 - Gooa UHd 12 cu. ft. fr.. ztr only $125 . ~ A"J'i~t'ev r:v J cu. fl . . 51 ACRES FREE GAS - Modern 1'12 story house, 3 br., dining room, lire place, full basement. nice porches ond oul buildings. Large scenic lake \'lib green gross and pine l r • around it. Watch the large bass •wlm along In the clear wafer . Preffy as a picture. Prleed to sell $37.500.00. .• I Nelson wt 4re having a big sale on used 1974 Opel Manta 2 Dr. 1975 Fcrd Ma.ick 2 dr .. 6 Cyl., auto., iiol gas saver, local ~ speed, ~ cyl, we sold this ono now. low ·mtleage. ..., I . 1974 Ford Grand Torino, 4 dr. sedan, 1974 Plymouth Roadrunner factory air. P .S., P. B., vinyl roof ..••.•.•••••• •....•..•• •...• .•. ... .... $2895 340 engine, auto .. P.S., P .B., IO':al one owner, sharp. 195 •"''Dalul 260 z • sport wheels, a real sharp sport '5495 .1973 atev. lmD. Custom 2 Dr. H.T .. vinyl top, air , auto., P.S., P.B.• a real goOd Chev. Fair Special '269 5 1973 Dodge Polara Custom, 4 dr. sedan, factory air, P.s .; P.B., vinyl roof, radial tires. A nice family car ................ . . ................ ~ ·· S2295 1973 Buick LeSabre Custom, 4 dr. H.T., factory air, P.S., P.B., vinyl roof .....•• ~········ · ····· · ·· · ···· · ·· ·· ··· $2895 1973 Mercury Comet, 4 dr., 302 v.a, Chev. Monte Carlo '4195 2 dr .. air .. P.S., P .B., tape, bla£1< with black lOP. low miiHgt. 1974 Otis Cutla Supreme. 2 dr ., H.T., vinyl top. air, sporf ~heels, extra low mileage. •4295 1972 Chev. 9 Pass. Waaoo . $495111 HURRY-HURRY-HURRY To auto. trans., P.S .• vinyl roof, radial tires ..................................... $1895 Fair Specials SMITH NWON MOlORS 1973 Buick Regal, 2 dr .• white with 1969 Ford LTD 4 Dr. HT "Your Friendly Dealer" white vinyl roof, factory air, P.S .• P. B.. tilt wheel, AM-FM stereo, cruise ·c ontrol, chrome reverse wheels with radial tires. Sharp. $3495 992·2174 Pomeroy, 0. POfltiac Lemans 2 Dr. 1969 Chevelle Wagon 1.973 Plymouth Sport Suburban, 4 dr., 9 passenger station wagon, with rack on her back, P.S., P.B., 1968 Pontiac Exec. 4 Dr. HT clean ................ ~····· · ············· 51995 196B Buick LeSabre 2 Dr. HT 1972 Mercury Marquis, 4 dr., H.T., 1971 Ford Torino 4 Dr. HT factory air. P.S.• P.B .• vinyl ~oof ............... ,..... ................. $1695 1972 Vega, 4 cyl., factory air, hatchback ............................. $1495 1973 Chevrolet lf2 Ton Truck, 350 V-8 engine, stand. trans., long wi9e bed, radial tires. Sharp .... ; ............. 52495 Plymouth, 2 dr., H.T .• auto. trans., factory air . ........ .. $1695 1972 @) 2:"s Pomeroy QUAU1Y .Motor Co~ 1971 Ford, 4dr. sedan ............... S395 1974 CHEVY NOVA 4 DOOR · 5279$ Local low mileage cor, v.e engine, automatic , power . steering and brakes, radio. tires show little wear, gold finish . Sharp and nice. · "Good Selection of Cheaper. Cars In Stoclc." TRUCKS P.S., P.B., ............................ .$2195 Karr & Van Zandt. "Ygu'll Uke Our Quality Way of Doing Business" · 992-534Z . GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Open Evenings Until6:00- Til6 p.m. Sat. 1970 Ford Super Van, Long wheel base, 6 cyl., finished inside ....... $2495 RIGGS USED CARS 985·4100 Located on St. Rt. 7 Chester. 0. $1695" 1973 VEGA ST. WAGON Local, 1 owner. "automatic trans.. power steering, radio, red finish •. good tires. really clean. . CLEARANCE SALE 5~195 1972 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DR. Good tires, clean Inferior , radio, red finish, good economy . POM0~~?~v~?:!'!.~ CO. '(il\ POMEROY, OHIQ ' ~. Eight new Pintos ••• Four new Mustangs •• • Four new Mavericks ••• Four new Granadas • • • One ne\Y Elite ••• Seven new Pickups. 1974 Volkswagen 2 Dr.......................... '2995 A " Cream Puff" Inside ond out. - · 1974 Ford VB Gran Torino 4 Dr. Sedan. ...... t2795 01e local owner , nice. Military ·students ranking average to near genius The College Guide, By PATRICIA McOORMACK published by the College UPI EducatiGII Edlltr Studenla at American mill· Entrance E:umlnation tary academies rank average Board, lists median and to nearly genius - on a average SATs f<l' many of the brightness ale. All a group, the 4,000 In! not lbe most outatandlnl in the country fnm a IICholastlc aptitude point of view. Brlghtneu or scholastic aptitude in this ln8tance Is measured by seen~ on the college entrance math and verbal tesiJ. T~ IlCon in either aptitude test II 808. Studenla altending Huvaro,Y~andPrinceWn - the most aelecllve schools -IICore fnm 500 lo 1100, wilb most In the 600 to 800 bracket. The scholastic aptitude test- SAT - &e<l'es, plu.s hlth school grades and leadership quallflcatiolll, . det«mmne each yell' who makes It to llle National Merit Scholar finalist list. Gettq on tllat .list ranka me amoog the brightest and moat promising itudenta. There are many more Natknll Merit 8Cholan at ilaiTird. Yale and Prinoetoo · than. at the mUltary academies. - • • CIJI1IIIII*' 8J'IliiP boldl a Vega ''IIIIIH,n" bere to point out dellclendlflln the •• v Jt week at Smith and new cars. During fair car . 1972 Dod~e 1 Ton Stake, VB, 4 speed, oatrqed Vep 0111*'1 will be. able to pound any tbelr lruatratlqill of bad eaperllnjlel wllb tbe a..al Moto111 aubcqmpact nut (8 ) 13, lie •e 1975 Chevrolet Vega Wagon, 4 cyl., auto. trans., factory alr ............ $2695 See one of these courteous salesmen: Pete Burris, Lloyd McLaughlin or Marvin Keebaugh. • . WASHINGTON (Ul'l) - WE ARE SELLING PROPERT-Y ·AND NEED YOUR LISTING JackW.C.rMr.Mgr. Phone 992-2111 11 CadliiiC Eldorldo Cpe., power, air • •3295 67 Cadilic HT Sed., IJ!IWW, ai.......... 'llH 75 Dodp Dirt Swinpr Cpe., auto. ..• 13495 75 Ford Pinto Waa.. Y-6 auto............ '2495 75 Olds Cutlass Sup. Sedan, pow., air ..14195 74 Yep Hatchback Coupe, auto trans.•. '2195 74 Olds C!fl. Sup. Cpe., power ai....... '4195 74 Olds Cut1aa, 4 dr pow. air ·.......... '3895 14 Yep GT cj,e., 4 speed .............. '2295 74 Chev. Imp. 4 dr. H.T., power, air••• '3295 74 AMC Hornet 2 ~~ auto. tr~ns •.• • '2295 74 Buick Lemans Sport Coupe, pow., air 13495 73 Olds 814 dr., full power, air....• 11895 73 Fcrd GaL 500 HT Cpe., pow, air .....'2395 72 Clev. Belair 4 Door, ait ............... '1595 72 Fo!d.Pinto Waaon, 4 cyl., auto. ..... .11595 72 Olds Toronado, air, Y·roof. •.• . • • • '2295 72 Pontiac Catalina 4 Dr., air •.••.• 11995 72 Ofds 98 4 door, full power, air. . . . 12295 72 Buick Elec. 225 HT Cpe., power air . '2495 72 Chev. Imp. 4 Door, Y-8, auto., air •. '1595 72 Olds 9B 4 door, power &.air ••• .- • '2295 72 ChtySier N.P. Royal, 2 dr. HT........11795 12 Pontiac Catatina Broughman 4 Dr. Sedan, pow., air•.•••.•••......•. ~················· '1795 71 Olds 98 Lux. Sed., pow, air......._..~1995 71 Pontiac Cat Coupe, power, air•••• '1095 71 Chev. Impala HT Sed., pow., air ••• 11495 71 AMC Hornet Sportabout Wag. ...• 11095 71 Buick Skylark HT Cpe., air •..••• '1695 71 Cutlass S Coupe, Y-8, auto trans. ... !2195 71 V.W. Squa~back Waaon. aut trans. '1695 70 Olds 98 l.ul. Sed., v roof, air....... .'1395 .70 Butek . LS. 4 ·Door.,.power, a1r. • ........ ,95 70'Chry$18r.NY 4 Dr., PB, PS ......• '995 70 Fcrd Lm Wagon, PB, PS, air..•... 1695 70 Chevelle Couoe. v.a, auto., PS •••. '1395 69 Olds Cut Sup. H.~., PB, PS, air •.•. 1895 68 VW Trans!J!Mler Bus, 3seater .••• 11095 nation's nearly 3,000 colleges. Some schools prefer not to list tbe average <I' median scona of tlie freshman class entering in September two yean ago, the latest for which such data Is available. MOll! do, however. Schoola that accept 99 to 100 per cent of aU applying usuallyrepcll'l SATs in the 350 to 400 region. The U. S. Naval Academy at Annapolll, Md., df18S not list SAT seorea, but there's UtUe chance Ita freshman ·class acores 011 the SATs differ much fl'llll those of the other ll!i'VIce academies. Sc<l'es for the other acade· mles, class entering In September of1974: -The U.S. Air Force Academy In ColoradQ Springs, Colo. Average verbal arid math - 574 and 881, respecllvely. - Tbe U.8. Cout Gurd Academy in New Loodon, cam. Middle 50 per cent of studenla IICGI'ed 492 to 5111, verbal; 585 to 677, math. -The U.S. Merchant Marine Academy . at Kings ~lnt, N.Y. Middle 50 per cent scored fl'llll 500 to 560 on the wrt.l and 11'1111 560 to 600 oo the math. -U.S. Military Academy at West Point, N.Y. Middle 50 per cent iiCored from 505 to 625 in lbe verbal and fn:m 585 to 1196 in tbe math. Mfl't than test scorea and high school grades fllure in admission to the service academies. Leadership qualities, character, pus physical aptitude are other detennlnanta. The studenla alBo mu.st be nearly perfect physically. AL West Point that means no acne .o~ a highly cUsflgurlnc nature. Eighty-nine West Point freelunan males and 15 of the WCllllell were valedictorians · of tbelr graduating class. Flftytwo men and etcht women were class salutatorians. At tbe Merchant Marine Academy the ~tlon tends to marine engineering and nautical science . · The students get shipboard training hands on experience aboard American flag merchant vessels. Annapolis offers a. smorgasbord, from aero space engineering to naval architecture. Management and fCI'eign languages In! among non«ience offerings. Instead of ll.sting a range of SAT scores, in The College Guide, the Academy told of Its basiS for selection. "'lbe academy analyzes tbe whole man." Thai was written before women were admitted. The "whole person" approach gives various weights to test scores, grades, activities, sports, chlracter, West Point's education leans to applied science and engineering. There are counes in lbe basic sciences and humanities and in national security and public affairs. Foreign languages, computer science, management courses In! big. Seventy to 80 per cent of the Pointers, who stay in lhe Army,go to graduate school. 1be achool has produced a mrmber of Rhodes Scholars, Frustrations will be pounded away 51~,800 5 bedr001'11s, · 2 baths, ext . lg·. l1v: rrii .. porches, gar.1 nat. ges furnace,, cbns .. hdwd firs., loc. Seoul Rd. In Chesler. POR!e.!!_l.andmark USED CARS •• FREE ESTIMATES! ,, .~ •· - •0 OUR QUALITY & NVt • ....... 1111ott IIIII*UIIIa rtt. HZ·Itll c.., atECK & OOMPARE hurtdrods tVttl lfloUiandf of dollars with. •IUllll•um or vinyl , lflllllltlll . . . . ' ~ !~ ! 1) You 0 • TEAFORD 1970 Pontloc, 2 d, , HT. $-100.00 . NOTICE Call949·2698 oftoc 5 p.m . Notice Is hereby g iven that ·- ___ .l the undersi~ned Intends to .' .... . -· __.. · mak.e application to the - . ·. :- -. · ~ Probote Court of Melgl ' ·... -;;;; ... :. -: f County, Ohio, for on order to MOilLE homo for •IGio or rent, 3 f change his name to Richard bedrOoms, . al utilities paid. Ray Sellers. Said application Phone 9'12-7751 . will be by petition to ~1' 111td In : f sold Probote court on or after the 13th Clay of September, 1973 Kirkwood · 12x65 mobllo home, lro~t d,n, with bay win· I 1976 . Doled lhls 13th dey of dows, completely carpetd •)I· 1 cept kitchen, I)(Ctllent condiSellm, o m inor , . 6 years of age, by Joan tion. For sole or anum• Morle Sellers, mother poymont>. Call Randy Will tom•. and next friend . 7~2 - 2172. . •t:: • '. 1' • Business Sen?ices ... 195.4 Liberty Mobilt Hom. b $0, • 1971 Starcraft camper wit h own. $700 .00 down and take over lng, Phone Bob Sayr• , 2.tl7- - • 1WO · motor bQats with 3S h.p. 3 Bedroom hoUse In Middleport. motors ; 1965 Volkswagen. Phone 992-31'J.42. Phone 99:2 · 57~1 . HOUSE for sole , 391 South Second Ave . ~ Middleport . Phone 992· 2265. GRACIOUS L 2 sfory older =~~::=~~~~~~ GOOD CAITLE FARM FOR SALE br ick home with 2 corner LOCUST POSTS , round or split . 8¥ OWNER . 71 acres M&L lots . S large BR . 2 baths. Phone9-49-2n~ . Jackson Co. Fenced , modern 5 Ultra modern kitchen has FOUND; ladies' wdst wotch in 5 Family Yard Sale, Wed ., CoAL , limestone , and calcium roo m ho use . new ly K • p k Thursday and Friday, Corrol EXCAVATING, do1ec, bockilt>e eveiyth lng and more too. C'hloride and oolcium brine for redec:'oro ted , complete ly · HOME SITES for sale , 1 ocr& and roger 5 or inglot, July 30th. Knight residence, Ho..+iord. W. and ditcher. Charles R. H ~­ N. G. hot water heat. 12 dus1 control and special mixing torpeted . 55 at res good Poy foe od. Phone (614) 9'12. "' up. Middleport , near Rutlcind. fleld , Bock Hoe Sei'lo'ic.-e , rooms . $20,000.00 5339. vlo. ..h.9 a .ndm. t~ll ? Good Uled salt for formers. Mcrin Street , pasture , 15. ac res wooded Coll9'12-7~81 c t 1ng a m•sc . Rutlo nd, Ohio. Phone 7i2· ~ . Pomeroy. Ohio or phone 992· virgin ti mber, develo~ spr· FOUND 2 breed of coondogs in "3891. ings , good barn, ond other NEW 3 bedroom house, 2 bath1, GREG'S CB SALES, located ot tr· · DON'T PAY high rent. Buy Racine vicinity , Please YARD SALE, Friday and. Saturday, buildings , high country, rolling all alec. , 1 ocra, Middleport , th is . 2 story frame. Roof, win 's Gul f Serv ice, Mi-ddescribe . Phone 949·2350 . Go-cart, and other items., on•· CANNING peoches now ready · hills. ucellent view . Appointclose to Rutland. Phone 992. siding an<l ·carport like holf milo ol Rt . 7 by-poll on Rl . dleport , Ohio. Phone 912· thru August. Severol -.-ar ieti~ ment onfy. Phone (614) 38-4 · 7o8t. new . l .bedrooms, bath, N. 2438. • TWO puppies weoring collars on _..:lc: Ol:.:.·____-'-------br the bushel, Yt bushel or 2591 after 5 p.m. Price dump on· Route 12A toward G. heat. 7 rooms In . all . SMALL form for' sole, 10% down, SEPTiC Systems ins'toll8d 1by peck . P~se brins~ own con$50.00l. Rutland. Contocf Meigs County JUST 57.500.00 . owner financed. Monroe Coun· tainer, 2 convenient locations : =-==='-----------~ licen'sed Installer. Shepafd Humane S9<iety . 992-S834 or ' Midway Market, Pomeroy, 1 . 15 acres of land en leading ty, W. Vo. Phone (304) 772· Contract,Ors. Phone 7~2 · 24091 992-5027. 3102 o.' (30<) 772.:1227. 992-2582: Bob's Mockot , Moson , C'eek R90d with wotec top. LOVELY CORNER OVER AKC Irish Setter puppies, 8 weeks SEPTIC TANKS deoned . Modor n 773·5721. Con 'l'ljl·5352oc9'12-2496. '12 ACRE - 4 bedrooms. HEIFER found on New limo Rood. old, $75. Phone 9o9-2726. Son i.totion , 992-3954 · or 9J2· owner must identify and pay 1971 Kowosoki 175. Endu,o. $2SO. HOUSE fDI' sole. 3 bed,ooms , oil Bath . Full width living R. 2o~8. RAB&ITS fo, 1ole. Phone 7~2-2656. for ad . Phone 742·2125 . Set of motorcycle co'rriers, S13. electric . Family r09'" fully Full Basement , N. G. WILL do roopng, constructio rl, Phone992-5523. carpeted with wood-burning furnace . Porc:h, Patio. LOST- 2 Y' · old mole English Sp'· Virgil B. Sr., Ke~llor fireplace , Iorge lot with storage La r ge Ga r age plumbing and heating . No lob inger Spaniel mixed wlth , 110 Mechanic I'Gmeroy, 0 . CANNING tomatoes ond sweep building ortd garden spoce . ( MiddlePort). Asking too Iorge or too small. PliO,ne Beagle; short hair , bloclc onr' Phon.• 192-337',peppen . Cleland Forms . Rus tic Hills , Syrocus;e . Phone $19 ,500.00 742-2348. • wh1te with docked toil. lost il 1971 Dodge Charger, $1300, eJJGeroldine Cleland. Racine, 992-7836. · f(UTLAND Business Rice Run areo . east of Tupper: cellent condition. Phone (3o.&) CARPENTER , floori ng; ceili ~ g. Oflio. A N bUilding flrsf floor. and a 5 3 Lots for sole In Ha rr i son ~i lle . S18 •00 0 . 0 0 Plolns. REWARD ! Phone J. Alan 675·2651. poneling . Phone 992-2759. Duvoll. (610) 667 .J-077. .,.,.:::.:,=:::.:.:_---,--------1971 HONDA CL-oSO, 12,000 Phone9'12·7580 . SWE.ETHEART - Raoncho ·~ room apartment up. Nat. 1970 Olds Cutlass S, 2 dr., factory VERMEER BAlER SALES AND SER· miiM. siJsy bar. crash bars, type - 3 nice bedrooms. gas. city water and a good VICE . Meigs-Ath'ens County. oir, auto., poy.rer steerlhg , 350 pull bock handle bors;, new tire 20 Acre lcrm wit h pond . born, 8ath4 Very nice kitchen. place for a business . Balers from $3995 up. Merrill 2bbl. $1200. Coli 9'12·7539. and seals, Scrambler side smokehouseondcellarplus ap- · Utltity . N.V. Furnace. Full Asking $13,500 .. Chose , (614 ) 6?8 -3021. • pipes, $650. Call 9~9 -2480 . pte orchord and peach trees. . basement Ideal for Rec. 197:i A.M.C. Homot XSST 6 cyl .. Also on property 2 story house EXCAVATING. BACKHOES AND automatic . runs good, must 20 ft. Storcroft with ..00 cu. in. A GREAT OPPORTUNITY! NICE HOME - Modern and 0 2 year old doublewide room. Steel siding. Small DOZER - LARGE AND SMALL , Unlimited earn i ngs . seii.$800. Phonem·2280. kitchen, dining and living motor with Jet drive. Phone trailer. On County Road 18. All lot . SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED. LOW Demonstrate Toy1 and Gifts o 992-2721. fo, $29 ,0oo.OO. Coli 992 .7590 we have quoliflod buyers on first floor, 3 bedrooms. few eY8nings 0 week. NO • "· 1970 ford Bronco. Phone 992BOY· AND. DUMP TRUCKS. BILL and both on 2nd. Full " 3042 1975 Hondo CBI25 , oprvo• . 500 during week . for newer homes let \IS PULLINS , PHONE 9'12·2478 DAY r· self yours. per ience. NO paperwork. NO ' base.ment , natural gas miles , periect condition . Call 8 room house for 1ale of 126 HENRY E. C:LELAND OR NIGHT . GIMMICKS ! Gasoline 1971 Nova V·B, p.s., air. be1t of. fired hot water furnace. (614 ) 98~·3501 oflec 3 p.m . lou,ol St., Pomo,oy. Phone BROKER alowonce, Earn FREE Sompla fer . Phane992 ·7897. front and back porches. Kit. Call 7A2·23n . Write TOY 701 · 1974 Suzuki G.T. 380, excellent 992-S 992-.225191' 992·2568 $~.500. lADIES PARTY PLAN , 1967V.W.Bfttle, e•'cellentrunnJohnstown, Pa . 159().4 , ing condition , body rough , condition. Call 742-21.&3 after 5 p.m. or contact Dallas Weber . $450. Also, 1966 v.w. BARGAIN .... Nice Inside 2 SAVE ON . ADORESSERSwantediMMEDIATESquar.back runs good, good bedrooms, 1 modern bath, CONSOlE ole,eo, om·fm 'odlo. ~ LY! Work at "'ome, no exwork cor . $250. Phana {6U) nice kitchen, natural gas speed changer. Balance CARPETING perience nec:Hso..., ex· 378·6376 after 5 p.m. Also have F.A. lurnace and full $102.10 onormo. Call 9'12·il965. Siluoted in .Rutland, Ohio, Hutchinson Sllb-divlslon, II ·' ce ent pay. Write American gunsfarsole. . basement at only $5,500. Meigs Local School District, new home with carport, Service , 6950 Wayzata 81vd., 69 Chrvsler Newpo,t, good condi- TRAM Dlomond-10, ont"!'no . oxt . 1peaker. extra coox , all like gar~:ee, recrution room with flrepl1ct, and kitchen, Suite 132, Mlnneopolil , MN -, bo DEXTER Business 5S.C26 tion, new tires, new ttary. new, Sl75. Al•o. CLR2 Boos bl-level construction, Hrst floor, with bath. 2nd floor, 3 INSI'ALLEO building about 3Q x 40 for bedrooms, full .batll, Jiving room, lorflt dlnl,ng room, Antonno , $20. Phone 9'12-5616. ~~~:;::;::;:;:;;;;;, --;,;;; ·;::;::-:;. · Ph-9o9-2772. 1 ...:.=::..:==.:::... . ------,...-- 1974 TRIUMPH 750 Trident, only $5,500 . St4.95 Regular moolern klt<hen, house fully carpeted, plenty Of closet 197~V .W . buo. P,~no992-7692 . 3000 miles . ••cellent condition, spate, lot size f5X110', brick front. ~:lumlnum siding. 1976 Fa'd 6 cyllnde' moto,, 300 II ACRES Of grassy ~- Yd. helmeto Included, pdced to See this home before you buy . Well worth your time. cubic Inches, 17,000 miles, with new fence. 4 pa1ture ooll. Phone 9~9-2133 . . Selli119 price S3S,OOO. Coli or see : Everyday money saver . For Pomeroy; Ohio $17S. With tronsmission, $2SO. bedroom resldet'lce , 111:1 GEORGE S. HOBSTETTER JR . Good choice colors. Area Also swivel tow bor, $75. 36 INCH While Mogic Chef gas baths, spring water, near Rtll Estate BrOker Phone 742-2459. the mines. S29,000. Phone 985-4186 aHer 4:00P.M. 'onge. Coli 992-S210. 12 or IS Ft. 69 Che~rolet pickup 350, stan- 1972 16ft. c,estllne' boat, 1973 C.rrien win valuable . Pomeroy. Ohio dard , no rust. Phon• 992-5301 . NEW LISliNG 15 acres prizes and earn extr~: gas well, F.A . wllh spending money. trailer , ~ith extras, $?995. 1965 Plymouth . Phone 992-3574 . . 8S h.p. Mercury motor, and 'Green , gold, red, blue. rus(l furnace, 3 bedrooms. bath, 667·3507. Phone(614) Phone The . Do ·If yoursell, wllh \ 1952 11/t Ton Chr..rohrt truck.. nice kitchen, new family padding, $7 .95 sq . yd. equipped to haul chlpwood. FOUR good Guernsey cows, price Daily Sentinel room with large fireplace Willi padding Installed firm . Phone 909·2179. PHone 2~7-2241 . and 2 car block garage. All Al992·2151 · 51.95 square yard 1969 FALCON 6 cyl. automatic. ADULT'S wallcer , women 's -minerals lit SJ2,500 . Or Slop In AI DANVILLE-PRICED REDUCED .:._ Modern 1'12 · CALL 742-2211 clothing , slipper~ , curlolns Ond Nice condition. Call 992-2849. 111 Court SlrHt story, 6room farm hous. with fire place and basement. TALK TO midget tape recorder , brass 4'1• ACRES Near grade , Pomeroy,O. 1972 DODGE Coronet, oir condi Some farm land, mostly fenced for pasture, several WENDELL GRATE floor lamp, 1ter8o albums. school, 6 room home, all tioning. Phyllis Cline, Phone fruit trees on 56 acres of land. Price reduced for quick Phone 9'12-565S. CARP~TCONSULTANT utlllt l e~ . centr~l air and 992-7790. sale, $26,000. ·lleat,' and ofehr buildings . New garden seed sower, $35; 1'166 DODGE, stoncio,d, 3 lptod, C<;IOLVILLE- Nice mod. brick homeconfalnlng three ~klng . $29,500 , Pull out bumper tor one-holt $50. Phone 9'12-5006. bedrooms, dining room,llvlng room with fireplace, full ton pickup tcuck , Sl25; 031 Stlhl For New Haven, W. Choln saw, $165; 600 Ford troc. basement wllh garage, large front porch, nat. gu. 1968 BUICK Witdcat, automatic , HAVING TROUB~E toe 011d 5 ft . bcush hog , $2500. furnace. city water and well water, a beautiful home power steering, phone 9'92· SELLING, CALL US AT N. E. Vanaman , New Lima 5380 .. with approx. s•;, acres of land, fruit trees and shode 992-ms. 35 Customers Rood. trees surrounding it. Plenty of garden space, 197o MONTE CARLO, 9'"n with Carriers ·win v~:lueble fishing"'"" close by. located In Coolville. Ohio. Priced grHn vinyl top. Air, p.b., p.s., WINTER potatoes and peochiiS. prizes and . . rn exh·a itt only 132,000• Call now. · . . Charles R. Harris, . Portland, . good , condition. Phone 992· •pending money. Ohio. Phone 8-13·2693. 3625. TUPPERS PLAINS- 101 ·acres of rolling land, oil Phone The 1970 VEGA G.T, equipped 4 FOR SAlE - good u1od T.V.'s. mineral rlghfs, spprox . 10 acres tllloble land. some color and block and white . Harspeed. very good cond.ltion . Daily.Sentinel pasture land ~nd timber. good l~ke site, Modern 1'12 rison 's TV ServiCle , 276 I · Coll985-3537 oftor o p.m. story house recehtly refinished on Inside, all carpeted At ;92.2156 Sycamore St., Middleport, 1963 BUICK Spedol , $75. Phone 'Man •• Tues.,•'Wed. except kitchen. cont~ltllng 3 bedroom. dining room and Or Stop ln At Ohio. Phone9'12·2522. 9'12·3717. basement, 2 car garage. Nice location on Co. Rd . o46 111 Court StrHt close to Tuppers Plains, Ohio. Priced lor quick sale 1976 GMC 4 whHI d'IYO pickup. $32,000. Call for appolnl . $5500. .:· ·Jli·. • ".· , ·t •, ,. t .....,....,.. \ ' ~ ,. _ I, • . " . ,," , •• _ ,.'•. _ ' '• ..,.. car. . The AutomobUe Ownen ~ CpuncU, aiJ'OIIP wblch lu been ltudyina c.unpillnll aboflt the IUto far ~ yean, will allow Vep owners to laD a llecllel\lmPM'I' aDd ''111*-in'~ a claaated Vep to l'lllle hndl. . ''We're trytnc .to tJti'SU8IIe GM to accept reapclllibiiiiY b' ·~ Vep problems I1Uch .. Oijibllllril, blown bqd pallllll, uc tdve oil con111111Piion and enalne I faU~n~ w)llch In! the result of defects In th"- Veaa alu;nlnum engll)e deilgn or co1,1stnctlon," aald APAC President ,Ardlle llllblnloo. The fulldB will be Ulld to COIItinue the group 'I investlga tiOII ol the car, be said. . AOPA CCIIducted a $lfYIY · of about 500 Vep o.wnen and about 90 ""' cent llid they Ita~ an e.cessive oilll'oblem, he said. . ~ group estimated that aceulv~ oil bqrned by the Cll' becauoe ol 1111 alumlnwn en11ne traQlated into $55 mlllilll )n Wlllted oU. . Robinaon aald Reynolcla AlumlniiiJI, which dewlqled tbe Vega's aluminum qlne did npt reveal defldencles.ID the design to Genenl Motors. I dlstlnguillled college gi-ads. The Army allo has sent some We8t Point grads to law, dental cr medical school. AnnapoliS studenll apend eight weeks at sea In the sopltom<l'e sununers. Coast Guard students make summer cruises to f<l'eign ports during lbelr soph<111ore and senior swnmers. A military aptitude and "good moral character" are among entrance requirements at the Coast Guard academy. Wantedallo . . are students who are tru.stwortliY aild emotlonany . stable. Urder student activities, Ute U.S. Military Academy lists its "Cadet Honor System:" Students do not lie, cheat or steal or tolerate those who do. Some of th~ olher academies refer to ian honor code (I' concept. Most schools in the "The College Guide" don't make a special point about an honor code. 1974 P~mouth 4 Dr. Satellite. ................. '2995 318 , V-B engine . sharp car, fully equipped . . 1974 Ford Pinto 2 Dr. Sedan. ................. '2795 One careful local owner . 1974 Mnerick Ford, 6 cyl. 4 Dr.............. $2995 Air cond .• sharp . 1973 Monte Catlo Chevrolet 2 Dr. Hard Top ..'3495 Sparkling wince color with matching lnt~rlor, air cond. and full eq •lpment. · 1973 MontegO Mercury V8 2 Dr. Hf ...........'2995 A bedutlful car inside and out. 1973 VW Square Back Sta. Wagon ........ ~ .. ..'2595 Aufo . trans .. clean. 1973 Pinto 2 Dr................................ '2195 One careful local own,r . 1972 Skylark VB Buick 4 Dr. Sedan ........... 12595 Air cond .• one careful local owner. 1972 Impala VB Chev. 2 Dr. Hard Top. ........ '2295 Shows tender care. 1972 Pinto Ford Sta. Wag....... ............... $1695 The ,tlmouc . 4 cyl., auto. trans., lug. rack . Will, dividing East and West By United Preaa Germany. lll still stand& I. 1971 Volkswagen 2 Dr. Sedan ................. '1500 llltel"'llllloaal In 1972, prominent baseball oNned by local minister. Today Is Friday, Aug. 13; leader George Weiss died at the 228th day of 19'16 with 140 the age of 78. 1972 LTD Ford Broughman 4 Dr. Sedan...... '1995 ·to follow. Air cond., one- owner , really sharp. 'lbemoon Is between Its full A thought for the day : phaae and last quarter. British novelist John 1974 Ford 302 V8 %Ton LWB Pickup ....... $3195 The morning aiars are Galsworthy said, "H you do One local owner. • Jupiter and Saturn. not think of the future, you 1973 Luv Chevrolet 4 cyl. Pickup .............. '2795 The evening stars are Mer- camot haw one." cury, Mars and Venu.s. Excellent condition. We are closed Sllndty Those lxrn (II this date In! under the sign of Leo. But Invite Inspection of all displayed cars and trucks. LOSE UGLY FAT Pioneer aoclal reformer Start losing welQht today or Lucy Stone was born Aug. 13, money bock . MONADEX II 0 MANY MORE · tlny tablet and easy to take . 1118. . See: Fred Blaettnar. Melvin LiHie • MDNAOE~ will help cu'b Alfred Hitchcock, master your desire for. excess food . or Pat Hill of mystery movies, was born Eat less - weigh leu. con · talns no dangerous drugs and Open Evenings Tll7:00 oo Aug. 13, 1899. will not make you nervous . No j:xcept Thurs. and S.t. Til5:00 On thl8 date in history: strenuous exercise . Change 1ife . . . start today . In 1923,1beNo.lsong in the your MONAD EX cost $3.2S tor I 20 Untied Statel was "Yes, We day supply . Large economy . AlSO try Have No Bllnanas." ' size IS SS: .SO theY work gently In 1930, captain Frank AQUATI>.BS to help you lose water' ·bloet; Hawltes set a speed reccrd by AQUA TABS - o "woter pill works - $3.00. 8oth Dying from Los Angeles to gthat uaranteed and sold by t New York in 12 hours and 26 SWilher' & LOhlt Pharmacy miiJitea. IU E. Main Middleport In 11161, lbe Communlsta & O•tton Drut Store 992·2196 r. Mlddloporl ~ building the Berlin Cloaed==-~JI!'fli' • �. lt-TbeDallySenllDei,Mlddleport-Pcmeroy, 0., Frlday,Aug. 13,1976 Ford wins· (Continued !rom page New flag I) (Continued from pace I) p(ayed with prlzes going to gunrelated crime~~ lnlllead !i Kim Patterson, Ricky gun control; abolllh federal Sellers, Debbie Fife, Shlpa aid to educatlllll and return Gordla, Angela Hubbard, eq!llvalent tulnl power Sherr! Marshall and Scott ~bly, the tobacco tu,.,-to the lilatea; refcrm Coolflt.l; Fife. almpllfy and redu~ lUes; overhaul the welfare system, and balance the budiet In ~ of wq&oprlct! coo trots or bUlB ACCORD READIED to create Jobs. SIGNEY, Ohio (UPI)- A 'l1le committee agmlzed tentative agreement on a throuch more than an hour of three-year contract was debate before .voting ~~ to 47 reached Thursday by tAl reverae a subctlmmlttee negotiators for the striking declllon to take no position on · International Union of ERA. ThreatenlDg to take It Electrical Workers and tile to the cQIIv~lon floor, ERA Copeland Corp. 'l1le pact Is advocat¢s al.!o prevallell 5!1subject tAl ratification by 31 agalnat a plank opposing . Local 725 members here and ERA. IUE members at plaots In Willi the help ol at Ieist Ol)e West Union and Fostoria. R~agan defector, ·Ford's moet prominent slljlllOtters Including Republican leader H118h Scott-argued the party should rescind th~. ERA TONIGHT support It llrat expreaaed In August 13th thru 1940 In . advance of the August 15th Democrats. MEIGS THEATR£ Walt Olsn,y's No Deposit, No Return David Niven, · Darren· McGavin , Don Knotts. Herschel Bernardi, Barbara Feidon. Showstartsot 7 p.m. Elbow patcbesln Is your velveteen blazer worn ouL on the elbows? Give IL new llfe with patches of . suede or lea Iller in the same color. .How to - . L..-- NewS •• in Briefs Food .,hampions selected , (Continued friX!l page I) 120,000 mlnersln.elcht states ancl divided the tJJo\W, began to crac:k when miners tn northern West VIrginia.and some In the soulhel'll area of the state ~eported lot wock. Taklni t11e1r cue fmn West Virginia,, mlnera trekl!ll bad! to llle pits tn Ohio, KenQicky ~ild Pennsylvania. ').'be llllke flared In mid July when a West VIrginia local was fined $50,000 foc vlolatins a federal court lnjunl;doo. . PI;AINS, GA. - CALIFORNIA GOV. EdmWld G. Brown Jr. says Jimmy carter.will get his all-out .helP In the fall campaign, . and bellev!!S Ronald Jteagan's strength In C&Wornla Is overemphasl2ed. Brqwn's tw~ngine char~r plane landed at Plslns' grassy e,initrlp Thursday minutes ahead of CIA director GeQrge Bush's departure by helicopter. . Pro)lm, while acknowledging, ~ may be d!Herenefll on the ~es between Cllrter and himself, said, "The country Is at a crossroads and unless we make a major Jeep forward, we're btdeeptrouble. "I think he (C&rter) can do it, and I'm going to give him all the help I can." . WASHlJ'iGTON - DEFENSE SECRETARY Donald flllmsfeld was op,erated oo todal for removal of a small but possibly c,a~ero\18 lump friXIl his thyroid gland. Doclocs at Bethesda Naval HO'Pltal began the of,eration' about 8 a. m. F;DT and pjamed a biopsy before removing the nodule at the baae !i Rll!lllfeld:s neck. The tissue examination should determine if the lump Ill malignant. ' . ••• ·.:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:: Schweicker confusing the polls LOTIERY WINNERS This week's winning Ohio elderly wpman and lnjuring,litleast 1~ persons, ooe critically. Lonery numbers: WAStnNGTON (UPI) At least 30 mobile home~ were deijii'Oyed and 100 others Pot o' Gold: Pollsters Louill . Hartle. and dan)aged at Ule Westgate, Lee• and King~ ~r Mobile Horne Five-digit number a-ge Gallup disagree 6VIlr parks. Pinellas County Sherllf Bill Ro~rts estimated ~ge 14081 (lour-four-zero-eight· whether Rol)ald R~asan:s at more thjln f500,000. Wreckage was IIC&Itered across two one. popularity was hurt by his square miles. , Three-digit numbers choice of Sen. Richard , A woman w~s ldlled and at least' siJ pei-sons Injured at 26~ (two-six-live) and 695 Schweicker as a running Westgate. At least five were hurt at Lees. (six-nine-five) . mate. . , . '!be Harris Poll..u<I ThursWASH!NGTON - TilE BIGGF$1' JUMP In ind~strlal :;:::::;:;:;:;.;.:·:·:·:·::;:;.:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: prices since January Ql:CII!Ted last month, the I.Jibor .· DepartmeQt repocted Thursday, but govenment econ~ts saw no cauae. foc alarm. C(lllljlel'ce J:lewortrnent econ~t Johll Kendrick said lhe q, 71ncrease for Industrial conunodlties "does not reflect tile basic undedylng rate." . Wbolesale prices roae 0.3 percent in July, compared to 0.4 per,cent in June 1111d 0.3 per cent In May. The July advance Holzer M~ical Center tr8Miate4 IniAl 11,11 aMual inflatiOii ~'~lie ,of ~.6 w cent, and Veterans Memorial Hospital (Discharges, Aug. 12) . Wllite Rouse Press Secretary Ron Nesseq said President Ford ADMITTED - Sarah Nancy Arnold, Wilma was pleased that the aMual averll!e rate still was below 4 per Dunn, Middleport; Flora Prall, Pomeroy ;· Ethel Bahr, Mrs. Eddie Bare and cent. . Drake, New Haven, Anna son, John Bowman, Maxine Frank , Pomeroy ; Albert Conley, Barbara Ferguson, Frank , Pomeroy ; Juanita Hazel Fuller, Thelma Justis, Middleport; M,.ggie Grueser, Guy Hamon, Joe Gilmore , Racine; Shiel a Hunl, Betty Me Mary Skinner , personal 28 from 8:3oa.m. to 4:30p.m. Erlewine, Dexter; Janice Nellln, William Mullins, All students In grades 8 advocacy coordinator of the Community Mental Health through 12 are welcome to Groggle, .Por.Uand; Nettie Vivian Plummer, Valerie Center Contract Agency of att¢nd. Students·must bring a Gosney. Middleport. Porter. Donald Skaggs, 6ol8 Board, attended a Tille 20 sack lunch . DISCHARGED - Fred Sophia Tha~ker, Mrs. John workshop at the State Office , Nellie Price ' Tilrnbull and daughter, Keith The "Good News" trio will Tuckerman Building In Columbus , . be featured Sunday, Aug . 15 . Jennifer Johnson, Murt Irene Voreh, Quentin White, 'Wednesday. at 7: 30 p.m. at the Laurel Ours, Jaspar Powell, Er· Shirley Williams and Edith EAST MEIGS - Eastern Cliff Free Melhodisl Church . nesline Fischer, Vernon Williamson. Local High School marching The Rev .' Eugene Musser will Harrah. band camp will be held. at the be guest speaker at both the school AuQ . 23 through Aug. 9: 30a .m. service and the 7! 30 three traUeqiarks during the ~er hour .ThllndaY, kUUng an HOSPITAL NEWS hatch n~st~. Local news, in briefs Nestle down with an easy future. Open a Savings Account today. We'll help feather your nest .. :and make lots of happy things happen. . Ann IIIII $ut Ellen. Tlkln& the ...,.. Wift boll'll • employea, CryQ1 Gt.e and Carol Lewll. 'l1111N11111 fllr will Ret uncleJ'wiJ at 7:30. MC!IIdq alaht with a blcen~ U~lllical, "Ring ,\II.the 11111111 ql ~" 111 a chorul of some 40 Ma!P ~ty rtlidenll lllldfr direction of, June VIlA Vrlllken, apcNOI'e(l by the Melp County Mlnilterlal Aaln. EN'nUf,S IN 11IE OPEN CLASSES of the 113th annual Meigs CoWity Fair wer~ being takel) at th~ fair board office on the Rock SIJ'ings F~iriii'Ounds Thurllday and Friday. Deadline for moet events wu 4. p. m. today. Among the mal)y C(IIlpleUng the fonna Thursday were I to r, CoMie Swisher, Barbara Fry and <laughters, Ruih LARGO, FLA. - TWO TORNADoES ~ewed thio1111h · Sdll!llk• did not cbanp lllelr bulc view r~~ · ~. ~ ~ to Harril, 33 Pfr cent said they now llllnk le• J ol Rapn. . . '01jl Gallup J'Qil IIIC!Wed day tl~Jt Reagali lost ground to President F~ amoog · R e p u b I.l c a n 1 • n d independents after cboolln8 !lehwelbr, The Gallup poU dllagreed, saying the choice neither helped nor IWmed Reagaq. . Harris reported that .a survey of 811 ~llcans and .Independents sbowed Ford's lead l,ncreaaed 12 per cenlln the past mooth to the wideit margin over ReaPn ma year. Ford now .leads · Real!lli831Al Sl per cant In the Jiarrla aw-vey' . Altbolll!ll .53 per, cent of Republicans say the seleCtion of Ford's marlin over R,eiCin · remained nearly the 11111)11 tram ,Ja1y to the start of tbla . Wllllk, ~ at 67 to .rz per cent 81110111 Repibllcalllllld • 411 per cent tAl 38 per ~Ill 1D10111 lndependanta. Lilt mootb,ll'ord JeiiRMpnlll to M pe~ . . cent among Republlclna and 110 to 41 ger . cent amon1 Independents, acC(tding to Gallup. Staff jobs.available . p.m. service. ,. in the GaWa Center aa head teacher. This position requires a Bachelor's degree • and teaching cerUficaUon. : Preschool or elementary•• te•ching · ~xperience Ia · 'preferred. . ~pplicatlons may be ~ · talned at the C.A.A. ad· ministratlve offices In Cheshire , Application · deadline .is Wednesday. CHESHIRE - The Gallia· Meigs C.A.A. Head Start Program has openings for two staff posiUon.s. A social service director is being sought. Persons with a in Bachelor's degree sociology, education or related fields with administrative experience may apply for this position. A position is also available Four -crops Development group meets Aug. 26-2~ Pleasant. Adena, is secretary; George .· and elected members. ATHENS - The sixth dollars worth of federal, slate Joseph Jr . Is treasurer; . Invited guests for \he loan rates annual meeting of members and local con tracts · for Marvin J. Huaton, RadcWf, Athens meeting jnclude the Corporation Ohib huinan services, most sub- assistant secretaryi and of the local AntiJqny Mele, Marietta, Appalachian Development con!nicted · Cot Department of Public .announced Ted Patte:rSon will be held at the Ohio distrib.ution by inember assistant treasurer Welfare, state health A contract vole of URW 797 will be held from 10 a.m. to 12 noon Saturday, Aug. 10, at carpenters hall in Point of ill for repr~ntatives Ohio 1:1 :. pomeroy pomeroy tuppers~~ c:~~nal the bank of the century established 1872 / L Meigs County ASC an• nounces loan rates for commodities for 1976: Wheal, $1.53 per bushel ; Oats, .72 per bushel ; Rye, $1.04 . per bushel, and soybeans, $2.52 per bushel. Corn loan rate has not been announced for 1976. InformaUon can be received by contacting the Meigs County ASCS office, Farmers Bank Building, Pomeroy, Ohio 'or calling 614-992·6646. Farm Storage Facility loans are available for 71'. per cent interest payable ln four payments over a five year period. Appearing For The First Time At The Inn Place THE WHEELER .BROTHERS died WednesdayUniversity Inn Thursday and · · Fr1day, August 26-27. RACINE - Ted R. Patlerson, 68, Racine died Wednesday evening at'Holzer Medical Center following an extended illness. Mr. Patterson was born in Wilding, Jackson. County, w. Va., the son of the late James B. and Emma Hupp Pat: terson. He was also preceded In death by two brothers, Roy and ~x. and two sisters, Audrey and Ada. Mr. Patterson was a protestant by faith, a retired farmer and was a member of Farm Bureau of Ohio. He is survived by his stepmother, !Jessie M. Patterson, Portland, four sisters, Mrs. Ann Boso, Portland, Mrs. Pauline Evans. Parkersburg, Mrs. Sll81e I..eep and Mrs. Lucy Rexroat both- of Cincinnati, three brothers, Herbert, Parkersburg, Deibert and James of Portland, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Straight-Tucker Funeral Horne In Ravenswood with the Rev. Steve WilsOn officiating. Burial will. bf In Ravenswood Ce'mltt~ry. Friends may can. ·; · ~ j' the funeral home todajfr · ·.2 to 9 and Saturday 1111Ul · e of services. ;. COAD is a non-profit corporation of 16 Community Action agencies representing 27 Southeastern Ohio counlies. It was formed in 1971 and since that lime has received and dispensed several million BUFFALO, N.Y. (UP!) ..:... . The N.~w YorI\ S\Bte Tax Commission is $eekfng $6,171.22 in back taus from center Bob M~doo ol the l:l,atlonal Basketba,ll Associatim Buffalo Braves. Th~ department flied papers in state Supreme Court .here naming McAdoo and his wife, B~. who lived . in suburban Williamsville during the season . The papers allege that McAdoo owes the taxes for 1974. 4 Piece Group From Belair, 0. Tonight & Sclturday ' 10 til 2 Communit'y ·Action agencies with COAD memberships Include AdamsBrown, Charles Bucher, execuUve director; AthensHocking-Perry). Roger Patton); Belmont (Mickey Tyler); Gallia-Melgs (Joe Barsotti); Guernsey-Monroe: Noble (John Tingle); Harcatus (Ge<!rge Joaeph Jr.); Highland (Robert Orlh) ' .Iron ton-lawrence (Keith MoUhan); Jackson·VInton (William V. Lewis); Jef. ferson (Robert Cutrl); KnoxHocktns (Phillip Brown); Musklngum EOA Group (Robert Windisch)· Pike (Joseph Huber); ' Ross (Marjorie Dlstlehorst); Scioto (Robert WaliAln)· and Washington-Morgan '(Anthony Meie). COAD board members include executive directors, low-Income representatives department, stale clearl'nghouse, Ohio Department oiEconomic and Community Development (Human Resource Division); U.S. Department ·of labor, Ohio COmmiaslon on' Aging and Federal Health, Education and WeUare In addition to area state representatives and state senators .. COAD currently is the "godfather" for six Com· munlty Action agency · programs Including the Foster Grandparent program, the Senior Nutrition and "Meals at . Horne" program, the Senior Companion program; a project \0 combat the energy crlais by low-income home winterization; a Food Stamp Outreach project and the training prpgram for Head Start personnel. ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY Save '40.00 When Purchasing ASet of Serta Finn Matba and Matching Box Spring. Luxurious Quilt Top Construction For Year After Year Slee~ng Comfort. • ), •' I ·. "'' .Reg. SS9.95 Full Size Mattress Reg. SS9.95 Full Size Box Spring .. GAVE SUED 'i•l ) ·,·\.. ··. l.D~ ANGELES (IJPI) ..:_, Singer, Marvin Gaye's I~ at''. troubles are getting . worse. 'l1le rz-year-old musician, cited for cmtempt of court . Wednesday . and . with , a w~t out foc )11.! arrest, waa sued Thursday for $520,000 by a Beverly Hills company for breach · of contract. .. Community Action agencies. The agenda for the sixth annual COAD meeting Includes an open forum moderated by Keith Molihan, executive director of the Ironton-Lawrence County CAO, with Invited guests covering their respective roles . within the state of federal plan of providing human services. John T;"gle, Caldwell, COAD prec ·t will conduct a business moc.ing following the open forum. Steve Slanley, Athens, Ohio will chair a hanquet meeting at 7 p.m·. Thursday . Fridsy 's session will Include district elections, election or COAD officers and a meeting of the execuUve committee. Marjorie Distelhorst , executive committee of the CAC Qf Ross County.is COAD vice-jlresident; June Ver~on, . . \'r. .. ·, Save '40.00 • . •• "" l ' '13990 ~ ·Both Pieces . FLOWERS . Save ForM Occasions '40~. Ever:rwhlre ' I Open Friday 992-2039 Pomi!VJ Flower Shop Pomeroy I L • •tt" For · ·BothPieces ' 9i3f to I • PM ' , THE WINNERS IN three olhet clailel of Friday'• food and nutrition Judging were, grand champions, front, left tAl right, Terri P1aiiiM, Teena Entertain; Barblra poyglas, ln~rnat~Qnal Foods, and Mike McGuire, Foods \0 T.ake.and $!are; and tbe reserve cbamploos, back row, Iel't tAl rl&bt, Darla W1111l1!11110n, TeeM Entertlill; Belli Ritchie, lnternaUOiial Fooda,lllld Becky Eichinger, Foods to Take and Share. _ .. • Weather tmts Chance of showers or thundershowers north with showers or thundershowers likely south Sunday. Highs in the 70s with a few readings in the low 8Qs . Chance of showers Sunday night. Lows from the mid 501! to low ~. Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley . . . F Metgs a1r·ts ready to open Increases awarded. by board MIDDLEPORT - All non-certified "'DP!oyea ol the Melp Local Sclxlol , latrlct were awarded pay lncreasefi when It district's board of education met · rldar night. 'lbe·boal'd met In executive aeasion to laculll'tbe ·agreement reached between lt board of educa\lm and r&ptwntatlvei I the no~led employes ln recent eJOI.Idonl. Following the sesalon, the oatd appio+id-dll Ill'~~ . -~· '!be agreement jlrovldes that all nm. ertlfied enlployes receive -an ~ 25 cents an hbur payment as of iept. 1this yeiar, and ill except b\18 driv~ rill rteave an additional 25 cents an hour Jeglnnlng Jan. 1, 1977. . The board a1ao Increased the salaries' · I. the superintendent's secretarY, fi'OIIl 13.21 to $4.21 an hour and the director of ransportatlon •s salary fr<m $4.20 to $4.70 111 hour elfectlve Sept. 1. The two positions 11'1 not covered by . the non-certified !IJLpfoyes agreement. The board employed John Moca, a ong-time high school . mathematics :eacher .., the bigh school level, for one !e81' as principal of the Meigs Junior Hlgh !chool. Mora aucceeds Jel!rey Weaver itbo resigned In June. · . Mlchaal Wilfong who has been :eachlng In the EaStern District was llllled to replace Mora as a math teacher 11 the high sclxlol. Supt. Charles Dowler IBid be had numeroUs appUcatl0118 foc the junior hilh poll, so many In fact, that :1e had to quit accepting them because of !be time Involved In Interviewing · the IIJIIIIcanls; He thoUIIht Mora Is the best ~lifted of the candidates. The board accepted the realgnatlon of Mrs. R. G, delaval u aaslatant clerk and oo replacement was named. However, the board agreed that Marilyn Meter, who hal been worklntl part · time in the clerk's Dlllce, can now be employed on a haU-tlme bula In the clerk's office. John Triplett, clerk, ssid that Interim lllnds between payroll perioda can be Invested for Interest and that plans are now underway to secure COlla Involved n tbe vocational program of the district. He discusled UJo with the l1oard the C(lllpllation oolunch room costs at each achool and allo ,the posslblllly of clerkl of llle Eutem and Southern Local Sclxlol !)lltrlcta Uling the Melga Local computer machine for payrolls. The clerks of the two dlatrlcta wUl dlscuM the plan with their rtlllpi!CII~ boards. Some charge will be Imed. · The board, taking up the matter the 11100\'(1 time, Friday night awarded a c:ootract for mllk and dairy supplles to Villey Bell. Board member Bob Snowden mond tAl give the c:ootract to Valley ilell. 'l1le motion died lor lsck o1 a aecond. Board member Jennifer Sheets said the c:ootract lbcJuld be aw~ tAl one of two !Irma bldln& Vllley Bell or Brolll!hton's, wl1o l'tlmltted ldsntlcal bids. She moved tbat the Clllltract be II'WIJ'ded by the rup of a c:aln, wblch, Clerk Triplett sal\1, Ia anetimel done. Board President Wendell &,"" voiced objectiiJIII to such a system IJiawardlng a contract and Mra. Sheets' 111G11oa died f« tbe lack ol a second . In arder to apedlle tbt matter, Supt. Ouirlel Dowler .-Id lblt he would , J"'W!!mnl llle milk mldalr7 products be J!lll • a ad 1mn va~~er·ilell. Snowden 111111111111a hll motiGt1 l« v.ne, Bell · I ~till '~ 111'1. Sbeetl thla "--' ~. •• S(Q I 'ilrlll llq, I milk prodll::er t ..-e "*"& 1IJd Hoover voted witb . . _ . - ...... Sheell to live lbe • Clllltrad .. Vdw BtU. ROCK SPRINGS - The 1976 Meigs reduced price lickeiS wiU not be avaU~ble Counly Fair is ready for its curtain to raise at the gale. The Center will be open on a on Monday evening's opening night ser· regular schedule ail -week. · vices. Beginning at 12:30 that day en· • From then through Saturday night the tertainment will begin In the, Senior picturesque grounds tllat have seen over CIUzens Tent. Actlv\Ues will include a 100 fairs staged hopefully will be packed slng..,·iong; readings by Roy Pler9ol, Mrs. with Meigs Countians and visitors from . Bertha Parker and Mrs. Thora BlackGaliia and Mason Counties. wood ; music by the Senior Chltizen.s Tuetday lolarJely 4-H and Jimlor Fair Chorus, Francis Andrews and hla band, business. William Grueser and Amos Leonard on Wednesday is more Junior Fair, and their dulcimers, and WUllam Hoselton, a • harness racing begins at 4 ·P· m. . one-man band. Thursday is Senior Citizens Day but Square dancers will also perfOJ:fll and there is plenty of other evenl8 including recognition will be given to the oldest livestock judging, twilight harness racing, married couple in Meigs County, Mr. and and free night time entertainment by the Mrs. Clarence Nichols of Tuppers Plains. Life Group and Houston and Elmer. Cookies ard tea will be served all aafGates to the grounds each day open at 9 ternoon. a. m. Mrs. Thomas said a shuttle service tAl Friday, the program opens with pony the fairgrounds will be provided using and horse running races at 1 p. m. Senior Citizens buses and the Middleport Highlights Saturday are the Garden Cab Co. has volunteered to provide Tractor pull at 9 a.m., tractor pull at 10 a. transportation to the fairgrounds for m., Pret\y Baby and Uttle Miss a~d . senior citizens at 50 cents per person when Mister contest at I p. m., women's there are at least five in a load. costume con \est at 6 p. m. and Kenny The senior citizens terit will be in place ·Slarr, the 8 p. m. free-entertainment. on the fairgrounds all week with a variety Thursday senior citizens· will be ad- or arta and crafts made at the center on milled to lhe grounds for half price, but sale. Personnel. will be aval)able to Mrs. Eleanor Thomas, Center Director, register senior citizens for the Golden advises that tickets must be purchased in Buckeye Cards. advance of that day at the Center. The I ·-- wiii " .- -. Rain no diriner · ,, stopper Tbe scene may not have been Bob Evans restauran~ but the beans served during the 1861h aonual Rio Grande bean dinner were good ud warm for a cool and rainy aftemooa. Serving beaoa, pictured at right, are Stan Redd and Rita Pmla. On the right Is. Bob Evans, Presldeat of Bob Evans Farms IDe., bean dinner host. Above, not even bad weather dampened tbe spirits of the large crowd, above, that turned out PRICE 25 CENTS MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY SUNDAY, AUGUST 15, 1976 GAlliPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT VU. ll ,NO. 29 Your Invited Guest Reaching More Than 12,()(}() Families ' - ill in. \ .,, (II . i "~. despite rainy weather. Many service organizations were on hand to participate. The bean dinner goes back to 1868 · when the village of Vinton served such Items as beans, hardtack (biscuitS$ and black coffee to Civil War veterans at reunions. Three years later the village of Rio Grande l """"'' Musicians' suffer poisoning by food RIO GRANDE-Five members of the Liberty Union High School marching band started bean dinners ol attending Camp Crescendo on the college their own. Beans, hard- . camp118 here were hospitalized late Friday tack, and black coffee were night suffering effects Of apparent food staple foods for the Union poisoning. According to tile Holzer Medical soldiers during the Civil Center eight students were treated and War. Local option petition invalidatecJ, on _signatures . The local option was for the question of GALLIPOLIS - The GaUia CoWity "C" and "D" permits in Green Twp., subject l.o the November election. sale or intoxicating liquors. A township is Board of Elections has disqualified a Petitions for the local option were filed wet until voted dry. The questions were: local option and petition concerning the July 21. According to the board of elec(a) Shall the sale of malt beer, wine _question of the sale of beer by holders of lions, both the option and petition were and mixed drinks .by the package be disqualified because of invalid signatures. _permUted for off-premises consumption " PLENTY LITfLE ONES Courthouse closing days for fair POMEROY - Approximately 150 entries have been received In the second 'l'he courthouse will be open until 12 POMEROY - Anticipating· usual annual pretty baby and UtUe Mr. and Miss requests noon on Saturday. The legislature has and in accord with past practices, Meigs County Fair contests to be held at I the Meigs County Courtholl8e will be provided that ea~h Saturday commencing p.m. Saturday at the new show ring near closed Thursclay and Friday afternoolis In at noon is a holiday. "l trust that the Meigs the midway on the fairgrounds. Parents support of ·the Meigs County Fair, Jud[>. County Fair will enjoy a record attendan~~t are to have their children taking part. at John C. Bacon, common pleas court, this bicentennial year", Judge Bacon said. the show ring by 12 noon so that numbers can be assigneii and final aspects of announced. registraUon can be handled• Judging will be by out of COWity judges. ( two only. (b) Same as above Only for on and off consumption by _permit only . (c) Sale of spirituous liquor by the glass. .(d) State Liquour Stores sale by the package for off-premises consumption. The petitioners sought the local option because a new carryout, "The Dugout" opened recently on Rl. 35 in Green Twp. released . They were, Bll!nche Lucille Aurand, 15; Timothy Earl Welker, ·15; Stephanie Stoughton, 14; Kelson Lee Dearth, 15 ; David Lawrence Rogers, 17; Nancy Carleen Hughes, 15, and Peggy Sue BiUer, 16, aU of Baltimore, Ohio, and Molley Ann Thomas, Rt. 1, Baltimore. Admitted were Barbara Ann Waugh, IS, Scott Ashton, 12, Cindy Holbrook, 1~, David Paul Queen, 15, and Robin Ann Corneilus, 15, all of Baltimore. Miss Cornelius is the grandtlaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cornell\18 of Olelhlre. They were aU listed in good condition. Atoi\O'Pital · spokesman said Saturday afternoon all students admitted were released. According to ·unofficial reports, the students became ill late Friday night following their evening meal In the Rio Grande College cateterla. It Is believed that "Johnny Marzetti" was the aource ol the poisoning. • College offlclala could not be reached Saturday for comment on the incident. BIDS WILL BE OPENED . . COLUMBUS - The Ohio o.ipartment of TransportaUon will open bids here Sept. 9, for safety upgrading the us 50 ..:. Ohw 7 interchange In Troy Twp and Coolville in Athens · County. · The progra~ed estimate foc engineering and construction·costs Is $300,000. Project will be 90 . per cent federally .financed with Roadside Obstacle Removal Pr"'!ram funds by the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1913. :_f: :'i :;::;:d:::;:::::::k:: :ti:h;:: ::h:::::::::::::::::t:· Open class entries to fair total 1,573 POMEROY - A total of 1;573 open MILLER COMING class entries for the 113th annual Meiga WASIUNGTON, D.C. - During, this ROCKSPRINGS -An added feature to the 113th annual MeigS County Fair County Fair were recorded on ThursdaY . month's Congressional recess, Tenlh thl.! year will be demonstrations by the special operations squadron of the Air and Friday, the deadline for mOll open · District Congressman Clarence Miller )Viii Force, R.O.T.C., Ohio University, Athens. class competition in the senil'l' division. return to Southeastern Ohio for a series of A group of from six to eight persons from the R.O.T.C., will demonstrate Breakdown of the total includes dairy civic and constituent functions . rope descent, rock cllmbing techniques, and other aspects of their training at 6 cattle, 77; beef cattle, 11; slleep, 25; HOMEFORELDERLYBURNS One lson the afternoon of Aug. 20when p.m. Tueaday and 1 p.m. Thursday at the rocky section overlooking the upper 22; farm crops, 188; WednesdaY GREENVILLE, Ohio UP! - ·• ne poultry, he will travel to Meiga County to attend the secti011 of the fairgrowtds. flower llhow 306· Friday nower show. 237; Darke CoWily Home for the Elderly was - domestic a;ts, M,Jga County Fair. Area residents who Among those taking part will be three local young men, Steve Powell 3.14; senloc painting, 25; destr~yed by a fire, apparently started by wiah to express their opinions or who have Pomeroy, and Mark and Jim Morris of Rutland. · · · · ' junior painting, 19; baking and cann~, ~: ·~ . . hghtmng, Saturday. No Injuries were 325, and granges, rour. pro\llems with the Federal Government ... 'In prlar JIUI, lbe milk purchases have are encouraged to visit with Congressman \(,,,,,,,,,,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::<::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::\\\! rep or led. 1 (Continued 011 ,.., 2) · . Miller. · .. . ~...n:-..:u:r~:!:;:~:n~ Mrs. Millard Y1n Mater Ph. m-2039 ' -~ SALE We Wire Ftawars 992-3629 .• Reg. '69.95 Twin Mattress.," . . . Reg. '69.95 Twin.. . &Ox·sPrtlll ' THE MEIGS INN • UniYersity. . 1lle winners were : POMEROY - More lhan 200 4-H boys Outdoor Cookery: Brent Bolln of the ard girls participated In the Meigs County RuUand Roedrunners, grand champion; Food and Nutrition Fair Friday at Meigs Tammie Starcher of the Five Points Star High School to ,elect the grand champion Stitchers Junior Leaders, reserve. and ..-ve ~- In 14 classes. All American Foods: PhyiiJs Davis of From the 14 grand champions, six will the Middleport Uberty Belles, grand be 10Iected Ill take their food projects to champion; Renee Trussell of the the Ohio Stale Fair. However, anMerrymakers Club of Bashan, reserve. nouneemont of the six will not be made Snacking and Packlng : Sherrie Arunlll WednesdaY night .at the Junior air nold, grand champion; Biliy Dyer, Night recogniUOII program. .· HillbUly, of Rutland, reserve. At Friday's judginl! not only did each Breads: Neisel Duvall, Riverview. of the priJ and bqyl prepare and bring in Club, grand champion; Mary Mora, Five food which waa tasted lor flavor and Point Star Stitchers, reserve champion. · checked foc quality and appearance by a Tricks for Treats: Robin Plll!er, panel of competent judges, but each one Merrymakers of Long Bottom, grand had a nutrWon Interview. , Henrietta Thomas, The Interview consisted or an champion i evaluation of.tile day's menus plaMed by Merrymakers, reserve. Preserve and Serve: Pauill Hysell, the 4-H member, aa well as a table setting. Each 4-H member was aiso judged on Five Point Star Slitchers, grand chamunderstanding of menu planning, food pion ; Jamie Ray, Columbia Make-It Club, FOOD AND NVTRJTION Fair wlnnen Friday Included Phrllla DIYII; grand rserve. preparadon and table setlings. champloo In AU American Foods, WI front, with Tanunle Slardler, raerve In Customize Your Diet: Cindy Pitzer, Doing the tasting and evaluation were Outdoor Cooker)'; andback,BrentBolln, grandchlmplonlnOiatdo«' Cookery, and Merrymakers, grand champion; Paula Mrs. Darlene Lambert of the Jackson Renee Trusaell. reserve champion, In AU American Foods. Extension Service, Mrs. Bettie Clark, Swindell, Bedfo~d Gals, reserve cham· ·GaUia county Extension Agent, Hoine pion. Tasty Meals : Debbie Birchfield, Hillbilly 4-H, grand champion; Patty Economics;.Mrs. Jennifer Sheets,.former ColurAbia Ma)te-It,grandchampion; Mary champion in a self-determining projecton Parker, Five Point Star Stitchers, reserve, tdelgs County Extension Agent, and Mrs, · dairy products. (Continued on Pill• 2) Nancy Cline, Rocl<bridge, senior home Mora, Five Point Star Stitchers, reserve. Making it with Meals : Mary Colwell, Dairy Foods : Mary Mora, grand economics student at Ohio State By Charleae lleefllch Ph. m-5711 I ' tl I • 0 ·j \ ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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