http://66.213.69.5/files/original/b5d0d48dc4b49d03bdc4579f8dc037ce.pdf 07f93e07d616929b59d6b6c3151678de PDF Text Text · .. • c· onservattves . ~iNews • • •zn Bnefi . lt-'l'IIIDIIIJ ....!nel w·dlepor1-l'tlmef.O.,Thunday,Aug.lt,l976 .. . ... 'W""' r~,... :e:w.~>.i:'~~:·W<:~W!:!ai.W.J$!<: %~..._ ~ · · . By Ualted Pma JnrutiCJBal PANMUNJOM, KOREA - NORTH KOREAN President Kim ll.&mg ordered all of his armed fOI'Cellnto a "c<mbat posture" today. U. s. troops, Ulller direct ocdera fl'lllll the Penlagon, were onlncreaaed alert bec;ause of the "deUberate murder" of two U.S. ~Y officers by North Kerean guards. Kbn's order appUed to both regular armed forcea and mWtla of Communilt North Korea, a North Korean broadcast said. It !IBid the North Kerean troops been placed on "combatreadlness."TheNorthKcreanorderwullsuedafter u.s. troops were placed on stepped up alert near tile truce viDage of Panmunj<m where tile two AmerlcaiUI were hacked to death Wednesday by North Korean soldiers. WASHlNGTON ~THE HEAD OF THE U. S. Roman catho))c hierarchy has pralaed the anti-abortloo plank In the " th Republican ptlonalatfolnn asndmenan"encourt "•ftft~ft~emenbortlt to ose seeking a c.......tu ame -u~• a oos. .... ID-·"11 party "We are pleased tha t the na ti008 • .,....... can ''""' gone oo record In Its platform, clearly and fortlrlghtly, to . IM -""""'to -•· support the eUorts be ......,..., the ·COII.IIltuti. on to "'•"t I of the restore protect on •..,.. to life of unborn children ' " Archblahop Joeepn L. Bernardin of Clnclnnatl -'the said Wednesday. Bernardin said the piaUonn 's ' 'reC ognltlon Ul · ... t Su Court value of life" and Its "proteat" "' recen Jftme decisions on abortion were "timely and ID)pcrtant." KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPJ) using "Mickey Mouse" - Embittered conaervatlve trickery lnltead of~ on suppcrters of Ronald Re1CU foreign policy illuea like the charged today that their Panama Canll. candidate tJrew away hla T h e COiliii"VVtivs, led chances for the Republican throughout the GOP Jresldentlal n<mlnatlon by convention by Sen. Jepe '*' Premiums "d • 8 c1as p81 m ses of pony pull !"Y u• YOUNG TONY KENNEDY, son of Mr. and Mrs. J . R. Kennedy, Tuppera Plains, was given a nice reception as outrider Wednesday for the harness horse racing of the Meigs County Fair. Thia Ia several years for Tony In the spot 11M he again Ia riding Bachelor Boy owned by Mrs. Floule Allensworth of Middleport. Bachelor Boy has seryed outriders at the Meigs County Fairs fer many. yearl. Tony and ·Bachelor Boy who will be at the fair through Friday are costumed thla year In a bicentennial theme. ---A Premlwns were paid in . thr h edllg~:. clssseisthof ee wei1g t v...ons n e annua pooy w te t held the pu ng con 8 u grandstand attraction of the Meigs county Fa1r wed• nesday n1ght· In Class Athe winners, first J through eight, were erry 1 li' 1 Ar ld Art Arno d, au no , Cross, Bllb callaway, Matk Douglas, Jessie Brickles, Vern Meeks and Bob CINcrNNATI ~ ROBERT A. PHALEN, a Democratic candidate for the 8th District Ohio senate aeat held by Sen. B . fil'st Stanley J. Aronoff, R.QnclnnaU, has been arrested the second CaThellawClay. · . ass . ,wmners, . . time within a month on a public intodcaUon charge. Pllalen, through elgnt, were D. W. 31, also principal of St. Bonaventute School here, was arrested Higgins, Latry Nolan, Jim Wednesday at the Cincinnati Zoo. Officers sild Phalen had a McGuire, Ed Arnold, Rod strong odor of alcohol oo hla treath and his clothing. They said Pullins, Archie ·· Dillie, he refused to walk, stumbled 11M feU down before they Richard DoUK Ias a nd Tim arrested him. Kincaid. He wu jailed pending a court appearance today. Pllalen Only four teams were inthe also wu arrested July 211 by Covington, Ky., police alter they Class C heavyweIg. ht c1ass. (Continued from page I) . r·II'St t•h found him In a motel room In an "eXtrenlely lntolicated The wmners, u.-oug rervatlwa both within and oulslde the Reagan camp mlgbt state." four, were Jim McGuire, Garv Lamb, Cricket Pullins start a thJrd.party IIICM!Inent. ., But Sen. Jllllle Helms, RN.C., their unofflclal-.leader, said he COTABA'ltl CITY, THE PHIIJPPINFS - THE and Vern Meeks. might consider a thlrdparty alternative In the future, but that govenunenl today ordered thousands of refugees moved to !RICh a move at thls'tlnle would only weaken tile GOP and help new Inland Muses away from coastal . flahlng vwages Carter. . destroyed by '!"llesday's earthquake and Udal waves. At least "I'm only lntererted In the tw<rparty syslem," Helms ilald. 3,T11 persons were killed - mostly In the coi,stal viDages "Having participated In the ayrtem, I think It would smacli: of . and 2,000 pei'SOII8 Wl!f"l missing, the National Disaster Immorality for me to pick up my marbles and go h<me Just Coordinating Center said today. A dlvcrce petition and a beca- I didn't get my IIWII wsy." The quake that rocli:ed tile Mlndanao-Sulu ~on was suit fer sale of real estate · But Rlcblrd Vlguerle, a powerful fund-raiser lor conaer· followed by at least 20 aftershocks. Officials said about 90 per were ffied and aeveral other vatlve caures and publlsber ol Conservative Digest In the cent of the deaths were cauaed by 24-loot waVQ that washed actions were settled. Wlllhlngton, D.C., sublrbe, w1111't waiting. He and other away whole IIBb~ villages almg the coast of Moro Gulf, about Elda Darlene Taylor, Rl. I, ICII'rilta were planDiDg a meeting of conaervatives In Cblcago 500 miles 8011th of Manila. More than 211,000 persons were left Langsville, bas filed for next week 10 create a political coalition, get on the baUot.s of homeless, the disaster center said. divorce from Richard E. about40111ater and kill Ford's chllncell ol victory In November. Taylor, Rt. I, Langsville. The Vlperie, who said the Republican party "stands for KANSAS CITY, MO.- THE SCHEDULE OF TONIGHT'S Laurel Cliff Free Methodist ~." was COilsldered a likely candidate for ·the third fifth ai1d flilal session of the 31st Republican National Church Inc. has filed petition plrt)''a vice presidential nomlnati<XJ. The party's potential Convention (all times EDT ): for the sale of real estate. presidential candlda!e was nanored to be former Gov. Lester 7:30p.m.- Call to crder. Opening ceremooles. . Freddy Keith Picli:ens was MadlloK of GeOrgia. 8 p: m. - N<mlnations for vice president ci the United · ~entenced 10 a tenn rl. not States. . less than six months and not 8:25 p. m. - Roll call. more than five years. He Ia to 9 p. m. - VIce presidential nominee acceptance speech. be taken 10 the Clrrectionsl 9:15 p. m. - Presidential nominee acceptance speech. Medical and Reception 9:30 p. m. - Adjoununent. Center Ia Columbus for uslgrunent. A Pomeroy National Bank suit aga1a1t Marie DIVIetro, Rt. 2, Racine, wu dlii'DI e~ ; Betty Jewett 11M Cormal T. Jewett agreed 10 tenninate alimony payments, and Leslie C. Gater l Asloc. ul Judge Robert Buell: and A IIJIOkerman for the JuneVanVrinklnufPcmeroy Becli:1ey, W. Va., bas • . Ch ,. s,.tem said thlll are coordinating tile 1978 fund named as an additional By Bertba Parker Miss Edna. Kennedy of defendant ·in a ltandlng suit - nll:c tbt train derailment raising effort In Meigs County Attendance at the Laurel Athens and Claira WeUs of filed by Lo•ell Jack Ia Muon, W. V1. Tuelday oo behaH of M.o.M District, Cliff Free Methodist Church Rutland RD spent a few days IDOftiiiC offlftld no danger•IO BOy Scouts, of America. Strickland In connection with August 15 was 136. this week visiting their sister, qoaellld cbarKed lbat the Jn the two level campalgp, . Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mr. and Mrs. Homer WIM, a 1972 accident at the lnalrdon ID ""'J'J!III!. Buck Ia aervlng In the apeelai construction site of the Meig8 lealklll Cll pilar to clear the ladenhlp Gl!ta category, Albaugh, David and Douglas Harrisburg, Ohio. Jackie and Becky Handley No. I mine. traca na In tbe town whUe tbe second level, 11M Anne of Iowa are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clarence CurtIa of Pomeroy spent Friday .... w and Dot 'll'ltb the community enrollment, II attended evening Bl!rvices at night with their grandrlllroad. again being conducted by the the local church Sunday. mother, Dorotha Handley. Tom Jobllloa, pubUc area's Beta Sigma Phi Mrs. Madyln Chaffin, Mr . and Mrs. George nlallonl ollldal for Ch ·~ • Sorority chapterr. Sorority. Pomeroy called recently on Kober M.edlcal Ceater Brawley and daughter , aald 1 railroad official members anlstlng Discharges, Aug. 18 Annette, of Niles, Michigan is adriaed I . . . . Pollee Dept. VanVrankln In thla year's Mrs. Georgia Diehl. · Alpha Bailey, Mrs. Floyd Mark Stahl, Stockdale and visiting her parents, Mr. and ..trolmlrlat 1:11 a.m. of the campaign are Jennifer Baker and daughter, Nettie llllaallonl of tile rallrold 10 Anderron, Lynn Crow, Frilz Stahl, New Marshfield Mrs. Harley Riggs of Bell, Mrs. Marvin Bennett dear the ll'lcb and advlaed Brenda Haggy, Darla recently called on Mr. and Pomeroy RD an~ her sister, and daughter, Mary · Bobo, there was no ~er ftlm 1 Hawley, Carol McCullough, Mrs. N. E. Schaefer and Mr. Mrs . Michael Barr of Robin Brown, Rebecca Langsville. dllorlne car that was In the Roberta O'Brien, Jrla Payne, and Mrs. Harry Stahl. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dorotlul Handley called on Conger, Rosemary Connor, lraln l!ne. Lucy Detty, Richard Dow, Lola IWienbaum, Ann Rupe, Johnson, Mike 11M Paul, Elvira Barr on Sunday. broo Ruuell, Edwlaa Scott Hampton, Va ., attended Mrs. Edith WUllamson of Wesley Ely, Dwaine Fain, and Teresa SWIIIel. church services Sunday at Rutland is a medical patient Everette Gills, Harvey Hall, Shirley Hesson, Michael Holt, Jack Car11nel, M-G·M the local church. at Holzer Medical Center. llillrlct Eucutlve (MelgsMr. and Mrs. James Howard Spurlock and Alma Kiser, Vlnu Lee, Jerry Gallla-Muon Collltles ), uld Gilmore visited over the mother of Hurricane, W. Va., Matthew, Gene Molter, tile funds ralaed will go weekend In Columbus with were Sunday guests of his Gladys Morris, Laura Nice, toward.supporting the many relatives. sister, Mrs. Dorotha Hand· Sharah Nichols, Mrs. Fred CLOSED . and varied services of . Wyatt Schaefer, Marion, ley. Other guests were Mr. Older 11M daughter, Mary Aut. lf lllru Aug. 26 t-or Mtlfl Co. Fair Scouting In the lliltrlct and Mrs. Helen Dunkle, Mr. and and Mrs. Lorenzo Handley of Owens, Sherman Pl11'80ns, Jlrtlmie Potter, Margaret that almllar campaigns are Mrs. Lee . Dunkle arid Hunlln8ton. . near compleUoo In the other daughter, Glouster, recently Floyd Thomu of Rutland Pritchett, Ardeth Proffitt, counties. called on Mr. and Mrs. has returned to his home HilTy Rhodes, Mrs. Stanley Services to the area Scout Norman Schaefer. after having been a medical Russell and daughter' Mabel Autust 27·21-~, . unllllre supported solely by Mr. and Mrs. Clifford patient at Holzer Medical Shirley, Raymond Short, A1atlltr .......... $peed Michael Sim, Teddy Staton, the giving of the trl~ty Jacobs are visiting their son, Center. Show sterts at 7 p.m. John Thompson, AprU Van residents, Cargnel said. Latry and family in Texas. Steve Hoffman is spending Mrs. Cora Renshaw Is sevfll'al days with his grand· Matre, Richard Wells, staying with her daughter parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Angela York. Blrlh, Aug. 18 and son-ln·law, Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman. Mr . and Mrs. Robert Charley Brnwn, Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow McNerlin, daughter , Oak Mrs. Dick (Leona) Karr, Wil!cox of Sundusky visited Hill . who has been so very 10, is hla brother and family, Mr. improving at her home. Her and Mrs. Warren WUicoz. daughter, Mrs. Ed Bauer, Mr: and Mrs. Glen Moore of . who bas been here for two · Radcliff called on Mr. and IIIEETlNG PLANNED weeks to care for her mother, Mrs. Warren WiUcox Sunday. The Dorcaa Mlulonary MEN'S left Sunday for her home In • Mr. and Mrs. Albert .•nodae. a will bold a camp Marton. . · Woodard (Dorothy Ledlle) ~ and bean dinner The Good News Trio will be have moved to their new Satardar. Aug. 21 at at the Laurel Cliff Church, modular home at Langsville. Maplewood Lake. Free will Aug. 22, both morning and Mrs. Woodard is a teacher in donatlonr will be 1ceepled. evening services. Every one the Pomeroy Elementary · Everyone Ia welcome to is welcome. School. attend. President Ford Court. neWS No danger from car of ..' chemicals " •• • ' ''• • •' ' Fund work . planned in Meigs County Laurel·Qiff News Notes desptse. . Reagan Langsville ·News Notes MEIGS liiATRE · HelmlofNorth Clrollnl, lllo dlecloeed that Peapn had betrayed them In tbllr elfrlts 10 llllld up 10 Pt 'den~ Ford on foreign policy IJiu!lll, "He (Reqan) can.!:..,to hell," • cooaervative .....-'" Jack son 'S Bevms • • head.mg SEOAL. Southeastern OhiO Athletic League officials Wednesday ted ffi night elec new o cers, reestabll.thed the conference golf . edtournament the 1976 Ifand nd 1ap· ..,., prov go a ••' baseball schedules. Twenly·one persons representing all eight league schools attended the annual f 11 ssl h ld t J ks a se on, e a ac on High SchOOl. Bob Bevins, Jackson principal, was elected ld t H d pres en . e succee s James N.. M. Davis, Gallipolis principal. Jim Maines, assistant superintendent, lronion, WM reelected secretary· treasurer . Bob Sh amp, Athens princ1pa 1, was chairman of the nominating committee. League officials approved a motion to reestablish the SEOAL golf toll111ament. The tournament was held 15 years to determine the league champion. Las( year, the championship was decided on a14-garne double round robin schedule. Teams will continue to play home-and-home matches this faD, but the tournament will decide the 1976 champions. The golf tournament will be hied in one of three communities _ Jackson, Logan er Meigs on Saturday, Oct. 2, beginning at 9 a.ll!. The athletic director of the home school will be tournament director. The golf tournament motion passed by a 4-3 vote. Wellston will not field a golf team this fall, thus that school did not vote on th.e issue. The 1m baseball schedule which was drawn up by Athens' Bill Wooddell, was approved by league officials. Officials discussed changing reserve football games form Saturday ·to Monday nighta, but took ~o actloo on this because most schools have already comDiftted themselves to Saturday night play this faU. The 1977 SEOAL cross country tournament will be held at Jackson on Oct. 14, beginning at 4 p.m. President Bevins appointed Jackson's AI Burger and . I 1011 lie , dDwn wllll .~ Jill& - liP , with &.. ' Hilmi llid ~ Rr •: ..,..,..,., IIIPIPir 'lllllr It 1 : :~,.::: cledand. - byr ' ..., .. . = ~:.~:-~ Ill," be uld. Helma and otbtra Wave•ly's carr.oil Hlwhee to contended a fllht on fcnlln • policy 111uer would haw draw up the 1977-78 SEOAL drawnllllftvotel for Reapn basketball schedule. The ... _ ,... -·•- •-·-, .....,, .... w..., ...., , _ _ """'" schedule will be pr.eaented to lost him rome of hlr officials for approval at the ...........- . next conference meeting on • ..,..... .,__,-·· .. ,,._ uy D--ft .......,. "' u"""con.vatlftll ·-· Nov. 17, at JacksOn . betra·-' tile Ironton will be presented .__,_.ft •- ...wn 1 minority the 1""6 All-~ts Trophy UJ wa-u. . "" •• "'~"'' plaUorm plank on IGrtiCn during the Fighting ngers policy that IICiopt.d by first league home game this th.e •onventlon Tue·Aay f 11 ~ "" aOHI . clals also~~-·--' All• night. Although It wu ........ _ Intended IO.IIDMUI Ford, Sports Trophy COIIIIM!titloo, the .President. cboee IIQt to ·proper lasue of leagqe passes, light It •.,_ his_.~,,..;, on the ed ent of ... .._ •"'-• approv paym .,... · rules. · . dues, by each school and The COiliii"VVIIWI a*ld a tabled a motion to cha~e the , toughly worded plink wu league constitution _.,._ In a . -~••••"' """"'' . . - -....ft ( Perta•~••« "'•Is athletics) .._..,,ft« ""·-'·y '"'•"t uw,. to au ~~. ~ ·~· -'lh ,., •.• until the winter mee"ft•, u -. . n's top ·•A-. More · • -.. ..-..... ,_ It -as announced Wellston than c--atl-· '"'-ed 30 ~-. ·- - · ', " increased its adult admission ....... ft·-....... · - - to that p'·-~, ...... .. price for home football whlchmentloaed 1 number of ' f Sl to $2 Logan games rom · subjecta lacludlng the ' already charges $2 at the PaJiama Canal and Taiwan. gate . All oilier league schools But when the plank wu ' charge $1.50 admission for ftled by Reagan aides the • . adults. Ironton will not seD next day- u$g thoae 111M ' student tickets at the gate, signatures-It no longer : but will haveadvance student mentioned Taiwan or the : Uckel$ ssles . PaJiama Canal. The loop's financial report Former Rep. Thomas shows $232.52 in the bank as CUrtis of Mlasourl who had the league's 52nd season gets assured reporter~ Sunday underway next month. night that the plat* Included. Representing Gallipolis the Panama Canlllssue, was last night were James N. M. befuddled the next day when Davis and Ed Stewart. Jim reporters showed him a copy Diehl represented Meigs. of the proposal. COLORS -Rust -Blue -Brown S~ZES 81h to 4 S. Prir.ed CONVE8SE TENNIS BOYS! MEN'S Red, Green, GOld, Blue. Purple, Black and White. THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. Elberfelds In ·Pomeroy WARDtOUSE ON MEatANIC STREET $$ ·wHIRLPOOL AIR CONDITIONER 2 speed fan, 2 way air direction, air changer, ·central (exhaust) adjustable thermostat, push button controls. Marguerite's Shoes 1:00 102 E. Main Pomeroy VOL XXVIII, NO. 88 POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT •.OHIO FRIDAY, AUGUST 20. 1976 5000 BTU.:.................... SALE '179.95 1 ONLY REG." '399.95 fli OONDITIONER 12,000 BTU ........... ,........... SALE '344.95 1 ONLY REG. '439.95 AIR CONDITIONER ' 18,000 BTU...................... SALf>'379.95 ;; Elberfelds In -Pomeroy (Continued oil page 10) · GRAND CllAMPION dalcy cow bred by ua1ng the Leland Parker Artlflelal Insurnlnatloo Service wu owned by Tony Carnahan. The Guernsey wu grand champion in the dairy open class and grand champion Junior show. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS . · Horse ull has merit says President 'Ford appeared at the first By'HELEN THIJMAS meeting . of the new UPI White House Reporter KANSAS CITY', Mo. (UPI) Republican Natlonal Com- President Ford, rising mittee with his running mate, early after his acceptance of sen. Robert Dole, R·Kan., in traditional postthe 1976' Republican the presidential nomination, told convention appearance of the the party's ruling council candidates .before the party today that refonn of the vice elders. Ford spoke briefly, saying presidential selection process was a gond projeci for it to he had foUowed the course of consider In the next four the convention very careflly, especially the fight over years. · ' t . By Wealey G. Pippert PLAINS, Ga. ( UPI) Jimmy carter, with the stage set for a debate with Pralident Ford, said today the country has drifted Under Ford and the main Issue during the fall campaign will be "new leadership In the White House or no leadership and a conUnuation of drift." Carter also said he wu familiar with GOP vice presidential nominee Bob Dole's reputation as an "aggressive campaigner. " He said that during Dole's 1974 Senate race he had raiaed the charge that his opponent - a doctor - was an abortlonlat. Wearing a shirt and sport coat, a departure from his 118U8l casual at-home garb, carter stood In his front yard and spoke to reporters for a half hour about the Just. completed Republican Nallonal Convention. He said Ford was left "almosl no alternative" In chaUenglng him to a debate. carter also said he would be nextble'to any kind of fonnat, but that he preferred a for- . . • ~ mat in which the candidates would question each other, as well as submit to questions by reporters. Ford said In Kansas City he was ready and eager to debate carter. "In the absence of leadership from the White House, the country has drifted," Carter said, "These problems of our country have not been corrected and the different questions have not yet been answered. "That Is going to be the main difference between myself and President Ford new leade!;,shiP in (he White House or no leadership and a continuation of inactivity from the White House." carter was asked whether he felt he had "a short fuse" that tile Republicans could Ignite. "I spent four to five years dealing with Lester Maddox while I wu gover· nor . He was lieutenant governor. He Is an expert. I think he would be able to rattle a cage as 'well as any In the political world. I think I can deal with that with equanimity." challenger Ronald Reagag 's proposal to require presidential candidates to reveal their vice presidential selections in advance of the nomination balloting. The Ford forces defeated the Reagan bid, but the President said : "I happen to believe there is considerable merit in -that approach, and perhaps the national committee can study it and lay the groundwork for 1980." · Ford said he expected that the Republican ticket would work hard to put GOP can· didates "notonlylntheWhlte House but In the courthouses, city halls and Congress too." Fdrd appeared before the committee after tossing away his drab political cloak, embracing ~eagan's conservative legions , and challenging Democratic nominee Jimmy Carter to a face-to-faCP. debate. ' "I'm ready, eager," Ferd told a tumultous final session UDited l'rerl IateruU-1 MIAMI - TROPICAL STORM DOTTIE lltalled off the cout and became "lllow and erratic" today but il hurricane watchremalnedlne!fectfi'CIIIIFlorldaiONorthCsrollna. The-n's fourth tropical riOnn, which had buUt from a .1ropic81 depression during Thunday'a course up the Flerlda oout, boalted peak winds of 110 m11ei per hour this morning 'll'lten It llalled about 70 miles east ul St. Augustine, Fla. "Radar and Air Force recmnalaullce data Indicated that the llllltioll' of Tropical SIGrm Dottle has baccme slow and erratic cUing the pill few hours," the Nationsl Hurricane Center lllld at 8 a.m. EDT. . ' PHJLADELPIDA - 'I1IE ''LEGIONNAIRE'S Disease" that struck down tDIII'e than 170 pel'liNia Is u much of a myatery u ev•, but health officials aay the danger It posed IIIIPII'tiii1Y Ia OVflt. Slate Health llecretary Dr. I.Aioaard Bachmln said 'lbunday only I r.w tie'll' with rymptoma ~to the lllnell bad been l'lpOIUd In tile l&rt live dayr. Many of theae, lie llid, may tarn out to be aeamal acute pnewnortia, Badnnan allo said no - - - , cuill have been reported, inllkating the dlaeaae Ia not ClllltalkJus. Twtai:)'.Upen~~~~~havedled fnm the d'aeare and the list c- ofpenon~wbomeetlhelllneslcrlt.erlatotalal'13. PANMUNJOM, KOREA - ~»~rt AMERICAN TROOPS, ed by the dilpltcll of two squaclrona of u.s. warplanes (Ointlnued on page 10)-- ·of the Gop National Convention Thursday night. A just-as-eager Carter grabbed tbe gauntlet In Plains, Ga., setting the stage for a ·poSSible ser.les. of televised confrontatloos In the faD campaign. After Ford's hammering nomination acceptance speech, wblch left delegates screaming approval, the President and Ronald Reagan- the man he best 1n a bitter nomination fight _ met on the podb811 In peace. Ford arranged to have · breakfast with the : Republican National Conunittee early today and later fly IOSallnas, Kan., with Kansas Sen. Robert Dole, hla running inate. He launched hla 19761ftsl· dentlal campelgn Thursday night, promising peace, 11'011perity, tax reform and a balanced budget by 1978. "Thll year, the issues are on our side. rm ready, eager to go before the American Dole for clean fight .rn upcomrng . campazgn . ' By IRA A. AIJ..EN the Democratic nominees, KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) presidential candidate Republican vice Jimmy carter and vice jresldentlal n<mlnee Robert presidential candidate sen. Dole promiaed today that he · Walter Mondale of Min· and President Ford woilld not nesota. engage In a "personal" "We don't Intend to be campaign against the carter· permal," Dole said. "I have Mondale ticket this fall. the hlgbest regard for Jimmy The Kansas senator, In an Carter and sen. Mondale." Interview on ABC television Dole accomJllnled Ford to a the morning after Ford breakfast with the selected him to be hlaf1111111ng Repub II can Na tiona! mate, said the GOP Committee 11M arranged to cam..lgn would be ''very have Ford go with him to a lofty" and centered on the Bob Dole Day rally at hla economy, and would not hometown of Russell, Kan., Involve personal attacks oo before returning to Warbington later In the day. fN,;~~~~;~::e ' Halt..- was first; DMn. secand, and Bob lee, Routt 1, Racine, third In the senllll' heifer class with Dean. first; Lee, second', and fjoller, third and fourth ln thelunlor hiller cl•• cla11. In the gel of sire clan Halter was flrtt; DMn. second, and Parker, third. Dllon was ll.rst In produce of cow wltli Hatter second and Parker, thl'rd . In the class of three femalu bred and owned by the exhibitor, Holter o~as first; Dean. second, and Parker.ffhlrd. Dean exhibited the chemplan bull end the lunlor champlan female with Holler exhibiting the senior cham pion end the grand c:hamplan females. at y ........,en tine points to 1976 issue Here's a nitty little back-to-school shoe that combines young girl styling with. no nonsense toughness . Rain and stain repellent Breath in· Brushed Pigskir• .. . no polish· ing necessary . Steel shank arch support. And Hush Puppies • Casuals are born comfortabfe . .. iust for you and your family. Holter, RD, Pomeroy, Holateln, Carroll Wingrove, Belpre, Brown Sw!Je and Brent Hayer, Gu)'IVille, Jersey. Pomeroy, lOok the blue ribbon In the bull, one year and under two, ul the Holstein Dlvlllon with aecond place going to Roy Holter, Route a, Pomeroy. Earl Dean, Route 3, P<meroy, wu 11rst In the bull calf, under one year and over four .months class with Holter taking flut; Jim Clrnahan, Route. 3, ~. aecond, and Dern, third In the oow, lour years and over clur. Dean wu first In the oow, three years and under four with Leland Parker, Route 3, Pomeroy, seccnd. Holter was tlrst and Dean 8ecOnd In the senior yearling • ' OrQmlar'or, nr..pr Ia a Kent State UDivenlty graduate and former director of a SUmmit County Rehabilltatlon Center speech and hsarlng program. FOUR GRAND CHAMPIONS In the four breedl ul the dalrv ooen clau II the Meigs County Fair Thuraday W'!re 1-r. TOll] Camahal), RD, Rl!clne, GUernseY, Eddie Cart~~ 1 ONLY ·REG. '209.95 AIR CONDITION TWO APl'OINTED OOLUMBUS (UPI)- Gov. Jamer A. Rhodes Wednesday announced tbe reappolnbnent of Andrew i»rglu Jr., 38, Steubenville, 10 the Board of Speech PatholOI)' and Audiology and the llliDing of WWiam J. McNamara, N, Parma Helilil, to the Slate Private Inveatlgator · Advisory Ia dairy helfao c!MI wllh Dean, tlrst.; callle - completed at the Radford, leQOIId and Holter' Meigs County Fair Thlll'lllay. third In the junior ye•llnl Phl1Up Radford, Route a, heifer claU. tbe Rea. $39.95 Now . (..,en clur Judging :;..,, ~.!... Pl.....,.. ·-to declare bl1 rice prelldeatlal cbolce before ~tbe.;!"Q"~ lbe LEISURE SUITS I ChampiOn dairy animals judged 1'he Ml~dleport E-R squad, swrunoned four times Thilrsday, went: At 10:38 a.m. lo Hemlock Grove Road· for Margaret Smith, 94, who had fallen and sustained a possible broken upper right leg. She was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital and admitted. At 4:04 p.m. for Julia Moodispaugh, 19, Railroad St., Middleport, taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital liM' admitted with head aiKI ·chest pains. At 4:49 p.m. to Twin City Gateway Parking lot for Patricia Ritchie (16 or 17 years of age) a walk away from Athens Medical Center. She wu taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital, then to Athens . . And at 7:31pm; to SR 681 fer WiUiam Randolph, 112. who wu taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital and ad· mltted. .. people and debate the real issues fac~ce with Mr. carter," Ferd said. ''The people have the right to know first hand exacUy where botb of us stand," the · President added. The · delegates chanted back : "We want Ford. We want Ferd." Ford said his own moral leadership and economic poUcles have rallied America to "an Incredible e<meback since August, 1974," and . predicted the American voters would return him to the White House over the favored Carter In November. Generallylmownasa soft. The Kenny Starr truupe will ·be the professional entertainment provided as the free grandstand attraction at ap.m. Saturday night at the key, faltering speaker, Fcrd Meigs County Fair. hardly mlsaed a beat In At 8 p.m. this evening the Kemper Arena with bls annual horse pulling contest talk. will be held following the 4 In addition to meeting Cll p.m. harness horse ractng the podlwn with Reagan, program. The annual junior Ford !llade a public plea to fair -1-H steer, swine and Reagan's followers In hla sheep sale will be held at 7 speech after the former p.n:. Iii t.'le new show ring Callfornla governor gave blm near the midway . ooe (If the toughest battle~ ever dealt an Incumbent Saturday at 10 a.m. the president before bowing to lractor pulling contest will Ford's nomination get underway in the cenWednesday niKl!t. terfield of the race !rack and "let me say lhls from the at I p.m. the pretty baby bottom of my heart, after the contest and the Little Mr. and scrimmages of the l>8lt few Miss Meigs County will be (Cotiiiriued on page IQ) held at the showring near the midway. Children tftklng part in the contests.are to be at the show ring by 12 noon so that proper tags can be placed on each contestant. At 6 p.m. Saturday it the grandstand a bicentennial costume contest for women wiD be held with cash prizes to be awarded to the most authentic and attractive costumes. The contest Ia open ooly to women 18or older. No advance registration will ·be required, but contestants should be registered by 6p m. 'lbere will be a registration table near the stage area across from the grandstand. Mr . and Mrs. Clarence Nichols, both 90 who have been married for 69 years, wiD be hoilored preceding the Kenny Starr show. · I Drug program outlined Steven Dawson, director of as that of being able to help jrOYidlng general drug in. the per son wl th a drug . formation to any Interested group or program of the Mental Health jroblem come to terms with Individual, Center, was speaker at the his needs and meet them in organization : Specialized Tuesday meeting of the olllerways than thrOugh drug drug counseling training Is available to counseling Meigs County Human abuse. · Dawson said he Is !llso · organizations. Resources Council held at the -Consul tattoo services. Meigs Inn. . Interested in the area of Dawson explained the prevention. Too often These services are rather program philosophies, people try to "close the barn specific, in that a drug conpresent services and gnals for door after the horse Is. sultan! is available to the future aervices. already out." This part of the court$, hospltals and other In discussing program jrogram will be aimed at related programs to provide philosophies, Dawson stated helping people to recognize evaluations and recomthat he feels · people who "signs" of developing drug mendatlons In the best Indevelop drug abuse problems abuse potential and how to terest of individuals with are trying to satisfy some treat the5e "signs" befere the drug or drug rel11tea need. He explained, "D'ug jroliem developea, h\ said. problems. -Outreach services . This abusers take great 'risks' to The drug abuse pr<lgram, use iUici t drugs or misuse known as "aJternatives", is service consists of sending a pre!K!riplion drugs. They run located in the Meigs Com· counselor out to ari inthe risk of jail, social munityMental Health Center. dividual's home who is not able to make it to the clinic <r reprimand, and a possible Present services include: physical damage. It is -Outpatient counseling. has reservations about .being 111reasooable to asswne that This service includes in· seen at our clinic. OUtreach a persoo would, or even dlvidual and group coun- workers are &lso available to could, give up drugs without seling and psycotherapy, transport people from their having something else to hypnosis, · chemotherapy, homes to the clinic and back. Other services to be and satisfy whatever needs that psychological developedthisnextyearare : cause a person to take these Jllychiatric assessment. 'risks'., -Recreational services. -Educational Services. We are presenUy organizing Dawson deiCribed hla role Theae services constat of and pooling community resources In lrying to offer after school and after work the recenUy funded drug Weather. Sunny, hot today and Saturday. Highs both days In the upper 80s to the lower 91\s. Fair tonight with lows in the lower 60s. Probability of rain is near. zero per cent today and tonight. AUTOS BUMP The Meigs County Sheriff's Dept. reported a minor ac· cldentat 11:20 p.m. Thursday at the entrance to the· fairgrounds. A car driven by Karen D. Hysell, 16, Rt, I, Middleport bumped the rear of a car driven by Randy P. Snider, 20, Pomeroy. There was minor damage to both cars no InJuries and no cltstlon issued. ' ' · TAKING THE RESERVE CHAMPION Guernsey ribbon wu Mark Mora left, and Tony Carnahan, the Grand Champion ribbon. In the Dairy Showman compeUtlon things were reverse!~ as Mora was the Grand Champion and carnahan the Reserve Champion. f ~) CLARIFICATION Larry Spencer, clerk of courts, announced today .that his office does not sen fishing licenses but is issuing permanent hunting and trapping licenses to persons 65 or older at a.cost of $4.50. I recreatlooal programs for all ages. - D"ug Crisis Ho.Oine. 'l'hi!l service will he a 24. hour in· . formational and crisis oriented service for those individuals in crisis. Staff will be trained to provide over the phone crisis counseling service and helpful suggestions. Plans to begin ·by January I. - Prevention Service. In this service we hope to speak to the developmental issues of drug abuse, interrupting the developmental cycle leading to drug abuse. This service will mainly be offered to the !K!hool system but Is also appropriate for any concerned agency or family. - AI ternative Services. These services will consist of . offering to the community · w<l'kshops in; family com· municatlon , relaxation , soCialization, self awareness, etc., as well as, provide camps , recreation, education, etc. The first of these will be held by February and a schedule of ~coming ones will be put out by January I. Dawson expressed his desire to work closely with the community In meeting · the needs of the community.· 1be drug abuse program, like the Community Mental Health Center, is a contract agency of the "6411" Board. sWlJD . IeSSOD8 begnt . Aug, 3() Swimming lessons for pre· school children and adults will be given at the .Mid' dleport Pool starting Aug. 30. The adult lessons will begin at I p. m. and the pre.,oJChool children at 2 and 2:30 p. m. Additional times can be arranged through Liz Blaettnar, instrurtor. Registrations are being taken at 992-9990 or 992-6127. There is also a beginner class stlll open from 11 to 11:30 a. m. · for one week beginning Monday at a cost of $2.50. �1- Tbe Dilly SenUne~ Mlddleport-Pcmeroy, 0 ., ~y, AIJR. :ID. 1976 3- Tbe Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeror, o., F1'fday, Au&· 11, 1978 Dole liked by Ohioans IIJ LIZ I.J!lONARD KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP!) - allo pw..&en. Robert J. Dole ol Kmlu a unanlmowJ wte of confidence fllr vice prelldem at the Republlcan .naUonel conveqtlon Tburld.ty night, but some deleptel ll!p..-d ~a­ liOIII. Nevertheleaa, mOlt of the 97 delesata wbo voted for Dole took the ''Unity" pledge and .vowed 11 they returned home today to work hard for the Fllfd·Dole ticket thla fall. &apportlng Dole on the vice presidential ballot were the 91 delegatee pledged to the President, Including Lola Legpt ol Willougl!by, the laat holdout for Ronald Relpn,and the six delegates plqed to Reagan. Kent B. McGough, cllllrman ol the delegatloo and a prime COl In the Fllfd machine, led the IUppllrt for Dole, a somewhat surjJrtslng choice to the Ohioans Thllrllday noon. "I think overall, It's a good choice," said McGough. "It heala the party, It's got the complete approval of Ronald Reagan ·and ll a voids Lum' s hit beats·old mates dlvlll- on the llnal night Chairman Mary Loulae apelk.-. I think lt'a the kind of the CClllVtntJon. Jthlnk Sen. Smith, and Martha C. Moore of Cambridge, the state party'J vice chairman, offered a reaolution of appreciation to those who made the convention succesalul. Mter Ford announced hla choice of Dole as a running mate, Joon D. JanO!Ifk, a Reagan delegate fra:n Manafield, could not hold back tears. "With Fprd-Oole, It's going to walh It all down the drain,"' cried Janotlk. "He's going to lose CIUI«nla llld Texas, and If you alienate thoae two, you doo't haw a Dole's candidacy has brought In the Reagan IIJI)porters." "I think It's a pretty good selectloo,.. asreed Jennings B, Col~ of South Webster, a Reagan delesate. "Since he couldn't get Reegan, that would be my choice." Cole lllld Reagan forces would Wllrk lew a Ford-Dole ticket. William Rietz, !,, of Delaware, one of the youngest delegates at . the conventloo,announced Ohio's vice presidential vote from the conventloo fioor. Rietz said he was an example of Ohio's leadership In "providing youth to the chance." Janosik sale!, however, that Grand Old Party." Other Ohloana also took a he would Wllfk hard lor the ]I'Ominenl]lllrtinthecloslng Republican ticket lhta fall . Robert E. Hughes, seaalpn. Gov. James A. Rhodes eSCCJI'Ied Ford to the Republican chairman of podium fllr his acceptance Ohio's largest COUIItY, speech and former . Cuyahoga, said he was Republican National sattafted with the selectloo of • Chairman Ray C. BUss of Dole. "I think It'D be alright," Akron did the Bliiiie hooorfor said Hughes. "II wu a good Dole. Bliss presented an official . choice. We've had him into convention badge to the county. He's an excellent Republi can National . campaigner and a fine Consumer costs rising By LEONARD CVBRY Prices for coffee, eggs and WASHINGTON (UP!) dairy products "lncrllBSed Cootumer prices coottnued to rapidly," Ulbor said. ·But rlae. at a 8 per cent allliUal poultry fell for the ftnt time rate in July when meat in four months while prices bargains helped to offaet for beef, pork and freSh higher cOils for llick and vegetables continued a vacatlootng Americana, the decllnlng trend that began Labor Department said last aprtng. - today. The overall effect was to Labor aald tile Ccmumer bold the food price Increase to Price-Index, which estimates 0.1 per cent, the lowest rate the COli of llvlng for urban since a 0.8 per cent decUne in wCI'an, lncreued 0.5 per March. cent oo a -..onally adjlllted . Although food prices eaied, billa. The rate was tbe colt of medical services unchanged from June. . for the WCCllltlnlioo to 11081' at CoDIUIDer price& . have a 13 per cent anllUIIl rate. · increued at an avei'age 6 per FQI' traveling Americans, cent annual rate alnce April. gasollne and oil jrices fn. In 1974, cooaumer prices creaaed at an 18 per cent cUmbed 12 per cent and l'OIIe annual rate. Prices for at 1 9 per cent rate in 1975. services Including motets and hOtels Increased at a 1:2 per cent annual rate, Ulbtr aald. Other transportatloo COSilJ roae at nearly a 12 per cent annual rate while those buying new cars paid 13 per cent mQre at an annual rate. The CPI Index stood at 171.1 in July from the 1967 bue of 100. That means to buy goods costing UOO In 1967, coosumen bad to JlllY $71.10 more last mooth. Despite the lncrealied cost of Uving, Ulbor Bald the average worker's buying power gained 0.1 per cent in July because of a lmger Wllfk week and pay boosts. Real average weekly earnIngs were up only 0.3 per cent fr<m July a year ago because . the . pay lncreales pu.sbed Minimum w8ges up today COLUMBUS (UPI) - A new 8tlllemlnlmiDII wage law eftectlw joday woo 't affeCt moat worker•' paychecks, bat .. predicted to result in with fewer employes, to make a profit," he added, "poulbly meaning , more buffet and -cafeteria-type operations... bliba' nllllaunnt prlcell. Henry Ia a1ao critical ol a Tbe new law boolbl the second IICIIoo of the law mlnhown1 DCil~cultural by the allo Senate 00 nse fr1m $1.80..!0 $1..80 an added the final day of debate boar. By lhe end of the year, requiring retlaUI'IIItl to print tbe mlnlmmn lncreaaee to oo their menas the following tl.OO 111 bour, further riling notice: tutllOanbour by July 1, urn "Thll rettaurant Jlll)'B ... and tl30 an hour by Jan. 1, percentage of lbe minimum ma. wage to Its tipped employes. Alricultural workers get The~ .. rilade up from limO• tncrrnn. 1be new your ll]lll." . minimum at tbe end tl the Henry called the notice ;,e.- will be tl.OO an hour, uOOer'O\Lio" ' IIICI i"'lOper cent to tlll The ~tlon has aent In 1977 ml rlilnl to $2.30 an out lllllllpie stick-on notices boar by 1171. restaurants will attach to Tbe predicted m- in menus with the wordq, with rlllllannt price~ C(JJII!Ifrom a blank left ao restaurant Bob Hemy' dlrect<r of the opera!CI'I can pencil in the Ohio State Restaurant percentage they JlllY of an . !welltlon. I employe~' wage. He llllld tile - mlntmuml . The House, which bad will rwce IIDIIl reatauranta cleared the bW the Jut day ol - a- witb llliel betwta1 March, objected to the Senate • · • IJid .,,OliO annually amendment but later decided - to rllae prices. to accept the provtalon and · "'lbey will aleo bave to send the bill to Gov. James A. · lllllk 11111'11 efficient ways, DR. LAMB . Rhodea, who ·~ the bill. into law May 21. A rettaurant can avoid putting tile notice CD Ita · menuJ If .It payJ its employes the minimum wage - not taking Into account the tipa recelwd by any employe. With the e:rception of l'ellaurant employes, the new law will net have much of an impact. Union membera already get more than tbe minimum. The lowest state JlllY acale is · $3.~ ol choice dealgned to reunite the party." · But ltate Sen. Oakley c . CoWna, R-lrollton, lbook hla head when he heard Fcrd'a cllolce. "No way,'' said Colllna. "He llhould have gone to one of the big states. 'lbal's lib Carter pickinR Mlnneeota." "What the President did " ' lllld Mayer Ralph J. Perk ol Cleveland, ''was ptactically disassociate himself from Watergate by lrlnglng in a man who was fired by Richard Niloo. It's going to bring unity to the party." · Keith McNamara, chairman ol lbe Praldent Ford Cmunlttee tn Ohio, described Dole as "articulate, witty, and a good hard street fighter In political campaigns, 'lbat will be very good for 111." "Bob Dole's got a very analytical mind, forceful thlllllhts and penetrating language," lllld Rhodee. "As a former national chairman ol the party, he's going to bring some zing Into this campaign." ·I THE MEIGS COUNTY JUNIOR DAIRY SHOW Includes an overall Dairy Sweepalakes In which ]lllrttclpants enter their belt animal fra:n competiUon earller in the day. Cash prizes went to all entrants, regardless ol flntah. When the judging ended Tony Carnahan had first place and $10; Ed Holter second place Sunday lhroug ·h Tuesday, fair and hoi with blghs In the upper Ills to the lower !lOs abel lows in the &es. workers into higher ta:r brackets, Ulbor sald. Gross earnings beflre lues were 2.1 per cent above July 19'15. Ulbor said the cOli ol buying. home and borrowing the money for a mortgqe aleo CCIIIrlbuted to the rlae in cmsumer prices in July. And tile cost of maintaining that home a1ao rose, Labtr said. . - HONORARY DEGREE CINCINNATI (UPI) -The University ol Cincinnati will ·award an hClllOI'IJ')' Doctor ~ Qmmerical Science dep-ee to "Ebony" !T!!!g&rine editor and publisher John H. Johnaon at the school's summer graduation ceremooies Aug. '!1. .JObnaoo alao will dellver the com!!1!MCeml!llt addreaa to the 1,400 graduates at the 7 p.m. ceremo11ies in the UC Fieldbouse. The university will cite ~ohnaon as "one of tbe halilng bualnus entrepnneurs ol hia lime,'' a man ol ''Uncanny judgmeniJ and style of management that have carried him from powrly to OWIIEI ilhlp of the world't largest black publllblng firm in UUie 11111'11 than tbree decades." Jobnaon headJ the Jd!naoo Publbd!lng Co.ln Chicago, m. But u the mlnlmiDII wage Increases from now through 1978, more workers will aee NEW PRESIDENT the lncreues reflected In their paychecb, unless unloo newCU:,;:r~~~~ 70 ~ agraements and employers .• do not stay ahead of the law member International · Moldera and AWed Worbrs and increase their wages oo Union Ia Carl StudenrUb 61 their own. ol Lancaster Pa ' ' The new alate minimums The e1ec&n of Studenroth :;:,,~ate frun fedenl to replace the retiring Anton urn wage guldellnea as Tr1ma came at the annual passed by Congreu - conventloo ol the untoo the currenUy $2.30 an hour for oldest international uni~ In no~al worken llld the world. MOll members $2.20 an hour for agricultural work at metal foundries workers. across the country. THE JliNIOR DAIRY SHOW held Thursday produced 818rge turnout of quality c<mpetltlon. The judge for the allow was Dr. Harry Barr, dairy specialist at Ohio State University. 1bla is a pcture ol the HolJtein breed DEAR DR. LAMB - We · are going to slarl footbaU practice early thla year to get In dlape for the seuon. Our · COld! 1aJt yeai- alwa)'B tried to aet 111 to drink Iota of water, . ·even during the .practice aeuiona. He was a nut on II. My dad played lootblll when he was young ml tbey all rtllated drinking water U It 101 them in dlap lute'. Allo, I W01Ild llke to know If It would help to take salt plliB. I andentand that a peraon . _ lata of aalt When he is wwldJw out. · DEAR READER - You haft aot the whole thing bachlnll. If you and your --~~~ follow the ldeaa ,.... 1111111& you will be in diJW• ol haW. a heat .,.t llrolre. Tile bodJ cooll lllllf with 1111 IVIpanllciD of water on .. _,_ ld ... abl. To lvold ClllllpUcatlona from IIIII at1w you muat drink lata ol Wlllr. Your COld! wu I There wu an old Idea that reslrlctlng water would help, but that Is wrong. Weigh yourself before and alter workouts and keep track of your weight. Drink enough water and flulda to be sure your body weight doesn't change much. You can allow for 101111 of Iatif you happen to have fat to work off. Other· wise the weight will tell you If you are losing too much water. The normal body weight Ia more than half water . .When the water Ia depleted the body Ia not liealthy. II Ia dehydrated. Sali tablets uaually cauae more harm than good, In· creutng the aall intake Ia Cll!y uaefulto prevent muacle crampa ~t occur frGm heat stresa and 1011 of salt. If you take Iota ol salt and doo 't keep your fiuld intake high enough you'll Increase the chances of . having a heat stroke. Just add salt to your food. 'lbal plua the amount competitioo. C<mpetition was held in shOWIIIIIII8hlp, three !reeds ol dairy cattle-Holsteins, Jerseys, and Guernseys, and 8 feature project, in which Ed Holter received a grade , of "B". CINCINNA'l'l (UP!) -It'a the bolt<m olthe lith Inning, tbere'a cme out, tbe JCQrl Ia tied and tbent.are runnen oo leCOnd and tldrd. Whatdoyoudolfyou'retbe down the 11rat bue line to ICGI'e Tony Pem: with tbe run whidl gave the Reda 11 ll4 too. THE WINNERS OF THE'JERSEY oompetlllon were Cathy Parker who had the Reserve Champion Jersey and Dean Colwell who had the Grand Champion. Reagan reaches Republican hearts President of hla own party - It wu President Fllfd's frGm 111owy New Hampshire night, but vanquished to steamy Kemper Arena at challenger Ronald Reagan- Kansas City, finally apoke to beckoned down from the the convention from the spectators' gallery by the podium . victor-reached out and It occurred at Ford's touched the bearta of Repub- personal Invitation and the llcane. . enthusiastic delegates went Some delegates to the GOP wild. Natlooal Convention .stood oo In a carefully measured naturally in your food Ia ;.lhrobing in the temple& and their chalra and cheered lowkey address, Reagan, the enough. Fortified skim milk the body temperature Ia 104 lustily. Some applauded and master of polltlcal oratory, Ia a good drink as II contatna degrees F. II Ia time to take wav•d Reagan placards. told the delesates what IIley the same amount of sail that measures to cool the body. Some wept~. wanted to hear as Ford and your body Ia supposed to There are three main Ronald Reag11n, tbe the nation looked oo. have. · groups of disorders from cm.va~ve Californian who "We must go forth from Heat llroke Ia 8 serloua heal: the heat cramps, challenged the incumbent here united, determined that condiUoo.It causes a number 111ually corrected with 1m.. what a great general said a of deaths' uch year. Only a proved salt Intake; heat 't-..._..._..._~.....:.-~'t. lew years ago Ia true: 'There small number of these occur elhausUcn, which Ia alao a Ia no substitute for victory,' with athletes and laborers, low aalt ]I'Obiem and ta not ":.::'.:.~":." Mr. President," Reagan Many more occur In older associated with a high body ........ "' : ! declared. people or. those who arem . .A temperature; and heat _...,._ ••• The former Hollywood CNISffiL TA....,.l prolonged heat wave of stroke. 1 am aenc11ng you The ,.... ••· actor and two-term governor several days tuea the heat Health Letter number 7·12 of Calllornla, who 1011 the regulatlngsystemofthebody 'Heat StreJJ: Cramps: ; .......... ..., · · - . . _ .,.. prellidentlal ncmtnatlcin by lor those who do not have air ExhausUon, Stroa for more-· "'"- •...., .,.,,,. • · -only bllltered the 111 co.rt lt., .........,, Gitto Q7M. D 117 votes, tl Ia f conditloolng. Molal heat t• Information . Others who ..,.._ 0111,. ....... "'·""· emocra c p t orm as particularly bad as the body want Ibis tnformallon can --"'·""· "nothing but a revamp and a cannot coolllaelf adequately send a long, 11amped, self· ~.':::":: . ..i:. ,.._ '!".!" "' rellsue llld a rerunning ol a by evaporaUon. addreaaed envelope with 50 r late, late Jbow of_the thing Heat stroke Ia aald to OCCW' cents lew 11. Send your letltl' that we have been hearing 1!1 peq~le with a temperature to me lncare of this. .... -,....u.••"· 1 1,1rom tbem for the last 40 .......,..... ,..._ ._,...,... ~ )lell'l " of 1111 desrees F., I fi111hed DeWBJNiper, P.O. Box 326, San dry Jkln with no aweattng and Antonio, TX '/8292. -..... ... ~·tbe otber band, he _... VII lou of COIIICIOUIIIeSI. Thole Meanwhlle,lwouldllllllltsl . -- · . .ool- - . . . . .· - - _,._ , lllluted the GOP platform as a "banner of bold classic ligna are late ligna. In that you basin practice only .... ttl.ltlll• ........... 111.11; ~ • ' many people the stroke can after 4:00p.m. llld that you ~"""""- .,... ,--., · - ,_ unmlatakeable eGlon with no 11 and does s.tarl before avoid pads and heavy ' ....... t pale pastel Jhadel " sweating slops. When young clothing for the first week of : ~':.:."'" ....... As Reagan arrl~ in the athletes start having 8 practice. ' ,midst of the vice prtlidentlal ...._--~---..J ·. roll call at his VIP bootb in KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP!) -::; ::::0 :......_,_!""' -:-::: =•..::::: ., :. : . :; · ,. ,. . •..,..,_.,.,o:.,._w.v... .,. --"-If. ' the . third level spectator's gallery of the audttDrlum, he was greeted with chants of "VIva Reagan" ted by tile Texas delegation and of shouts of "speech, speech, speech" from other supporters. The orchestra struck up "God Bless Ameri· ca." Reag&ll, flanked by his wile Nancy, motioned With his arma for the delesates to sit down and let the roll call p-oceed. But when a delegate arose · and moved to allow Reagan to adlftss the cooventtoo, Reagan looked shocked. "What did he say?" Reagan uked. . ,._ tl00 ""-lrman John "'"' ......ven . - TIIIBI'LEDOWN NORTH RANDAU., Ohio (UP!) - Infield Homer nudged put AbWty Plua 'lburaday to win the featured ntntb race at Thlatledown by a nose, The winner, ridden by Gary Cooper to a I :12 4-6 llnlllh for the lli:r furlmp, paid $8.:.!, f4.80 llld $2.80. Count Adam wu third. The 4-1~ tentb race trllecta of Oblique, Viva 'a Villen and King ~un wu Q1h $2,0t7.80 IJid the u.e dally doable o1 <:11er A Mlo and Hot Copy paid $12f.:.l. Rhodes announced that Reagan could speak later If he asked to do so. Reagan's VIP booth buzzed witb hasty conferences but nothing · emerged, ,. Ftnally, It was Ford at the conclusioo of his IDII!natl«< acceptance speech turned to Reagan in tbe gallery and beckoned him to the white and blue podium. ·• • : • BRIDGE ro REOPEN ~ BEREA, Ohio (UP!) - A:!) Akron area bridge, badlJ damagedbyllreinapaollne truck accident July 28, wtn lit reopened Saturday and q the need for Ohio Turnpl'"' traffic to detoiD' around ~00. = Allan V. Johnaon, aeculhi director ol the Ohio Turnpike', said "tbe unuauaUy quick r-·•-" " •vau~ on ihe ""'"-~ nNr Streetsboro resulted from around the clock work bt turnpike employe(, cootractora and IIIJIPU.. se there would be normallrafiiC before the Labor Da~ hoUday. : "The opening ol tbe l'eCOii' atructed bridge will IWICI'e tralftc oo the Ohio TurnpUri to normal between E:rlll 12 and 13, and aD laniS will 111 avallabe .to handle the beavt traHic e:rpecled tbroagfi Ulbor Day," Johlllan aalcl: rea, tile plat.t. Dan Concepcion then Tbe me np? grolllded to Darrel Chlney. "Jult niDI tbe bat ml Alld, 'Wilen the Braft abortdon't '1IOriT aboal anytliac atop'a wild throw to seoond ellt," llld Auda aaa, ''Tbat'a tor an al"'qltlil force out, what I bad Role tell Lam." carrlad all the WIJ to tile foot "When I JIUiled Paclwllk In olthe hllce ·in froot ol tbe fnm tile 01rtfteld I c- I field boUI a1ont1 the ~ lhould have 10111 all the way field line, the Radii wound up llld yeUed to Lim, 'IAI 'a 111 with rumen on lleCOOd llld you handle tbat, "' aald · third. Even though It would bave Brlatol. ."Miybe It 1101114 bave paycbed blm a little." .et 1!P a double play lltuatlcin, TCIIy Perez opeiled the lith Brlatol Wllll't about to order innlnl with a tnc1e ol Braw Lwn Intentionally walked to relief pltdJer Adrian Devine, load the basel. who bad reeled ol thrse "Pete Role with over 2, 700 acorelea1 lnnln11 alter lll.ta wasn't&olng to belt me,'' replacing etarter Andy said the Braves' manager. Mm renlith. "If we got put Lum, 1 waa g011111 walk Rose and take my . chance• agalnat (Bob) West LA coach Inc., the corporatloo which operates the Lakera and other sporta enterprlaea for Cooke, in Superior Court at •·•, SanIa Montca, Calif ., ... year, alleging breach of cootract and fraud. It stemmed fr<m an oral agreement West said he had with Cooke for a Ufetlme job of tome sort with the Lakera. Cooke apparenUy felt West, although beset . by frequent Injuries,, retired pi'l!l)l8turely ~d aasertedly refuled to honor the agreement. "OUr negotlatloos had their peaks and valleya," said West, regarded by many pro basketball experts u the sreatest guard ever to play , the game. "There were times I was tremendously elated and there were times I was terribly dtacouraged. "I spoke to Mr. _Cooke yesterday morning and · he . said he would caD me back in the llternoon. He called IIMl back In the llternoon and coogratulated me. So It was finalized yesterday. "But we had reached a basic agreement a few weeks ago, I would say our negotiatlmt took about five week&." West, who ICCI'ed 21,182 potnta (a '!1.0 average) in replar seasoo game• llld ' 4,~7 playol points (2t.l) In hit 14·year .NBA career, replaces Bill Sharman, who coached the Lakere fllr five aeaaona. · Sharman will remain with lbe club as aulat111t to General Manager Pete Newell, "We're going to have a winning team tbla seasoo." lllld West. "We're go~ to get aome players here and · we're going to wart together. We're going io work a Uttle bit harder than the other people." Jorquln ~ hill ....... lola aplnal tx willa. UPII!iJIIiiWrtler Cldalo had .two blta for Jobn Candelaria ol the Pltllburlb Plrataii may be Houeton: the only player in the Natlonll IAape who bun't conceded the E11tem Dirllenl, Melli: Steve Garfty bit • tbrwDlvlalon title to the 1'1111 . _ . ollltlp Lockwood Philadelphia Phllllee. and Ran Cey foUolnd wltb • The Moot.7IO'""-e ,.._ hu tolo homer to atve Loe . woo elihl llrltlhl gamea, owns a 1~4 record and Anlelta Itt trbanjAI. Olltlle Thllrllday hurled the Pirates HOIIIb received·cndtt fer bll to a 1.0. victory over the San lltb win alter tb\ Mell ..... four 1'11111 in tile el8htb llinlnll Franclaco Giants. Candelaria, an odd with the bil blow • two-niD double by Joe Torre. It wu ''CIInbinatioo of humility llld Cey'a Db bcmer. . • confidence, says he lsn 't IIUI'pl'iaed at hla succeu. "I knew ... •-•, y·ear after they brought me lip frGm the minora that I could pitch In No gamn, No glmmlcs the big leagues," Candelaria nid afte r Thurs day ' S triumph. "It was ooly a matter of gaining .some ri •~ b'•l elpt enceagau.,, .,. eague batters. I think I have some experience,now, so I lhould pitch weD. He allowed nine hits but . alked on1 ba and w Y ooe Iter left 10 Giants Jtranded. He alao !!COred tbe Pirates' run In ONS~~~~~~O" the fifth inning when he reached first base oil a n. ptr ·c erit .year paid •n ·· lorceout and tailled on twoReoular Pntbook Slving1. No Mlnlm.,m·. Interest out singles by Omar Moreno from date of deposit to d•tt and Richie "'"" of wlthdnwal . lnteres 6ADA . compounded qu•rttrly. The RBI was Ztak's seventh of tbe the fllre&.game aeries witb the Giants. ~MEIGS · PhUadelphla defeated BRANCH Houston, 7·1, · Cincinnati shaded Atlanta, ~2. and Los Angeles downed New York, 6The Athen1 County 5, in the ooly otber scheduled savlngl& Loan co. 2-96 Second St. NL .,.. a•mes. Pomtroy, Ohio a,nDDOWN pveupAIIanta'aonly i1iil! In tbl !Int. WWit Mllltaoez ...,.,. in one llld the other ICCI'ed Cll Ken Hendenon's fielder'• choice. • Motw LNt•• sra..,1011 IV Unlt..r PI'UI lolornoiJonol Hotloftol Ltotut Eul w.. L. · Pet. Gl Philadelphia 71 .w· .661 Plttsburah 66 S! .555 12'h New York 6t 61 .soo 19 Chicogo 55 67 .451 25 St. Louis 51 65 ..uo 26 Montreal w!!t 73 .360 3S W. · L.· Pet. G I ,.._ CINCINNATI(UPI) - \MI" clnnati Reda pitcher Pat Zacmy wu tnvoiWJd In a IICUIIle with an autocnPhaeekln& fan outllde Riverfront Stadium ~:~~~~ ~ ~ :~~ ii 60 ., .•IU 19 Thunday nllht. according to San Diego a RedJ' IPOkeiiDIIII. .~fl~~~ · ~ Publleity Director Jim son FranciSco 52 11 .m 2611• Thuro4or'o Rtsulto Ferguson confirmed the . Franc loco Incident early today but said · Pittsburgh Phlllidelphl•1 san 7 Houoton 1 o no Charges were !lied and he Clncl I Atlanta 2, t1 lnno . Angelts 6 New York 5 refused .to IdentifY the fan. LOI(Only games scheduled) Zachry, who apparently Todor's Probablt Pltchors ( Atl Times ED" wa1 not injured in the Atlanta !N iekro 13-81 11 st . incident, left the stadium Lou is !Rasmussen H J. 8:30 shortly afterward without p.mH · t !L 'l t ous on orson 2·• 2-0Ja , C~~D~Dent . -Philadelphia !Twitchell Prior to the Incident, a:os r,.m. Zacmy illrled seven tnntnga c:~~~~~:fl ~~~r:~· 1J0i/,tJ 8 ,~ . ol a pme witb the Atlanta p.m. Pittsburgh !KilO!! 9·71 It Los Bailey." . Bran~~ wlli.ch the RedJ woo, Angelts (Reu 10-101 , 10:30 p.m. Padroll<rilongotthewtnin 3-2, tn lllminga. Montreal !Corrlthero 6·81 •• San Fronclsco !Dressier 2.1 ). relief 'Of Pat Zachry, who 10 (/:.ry~ames scheduled ) . . Sl)urdoV:S oomu · Houston a• Pnna. night Atlanta 11 St. LOUIS, night Chicago ot Cincinnati , night Pittsbu rgh at Los Ang, night Montreal at Son Francisco !: :1.::;; Playoffs will start. Oct. 9 Just Highest Interest Rates In 1he Area 5%% (Only games schtduled ) Amerlcon Leogue Elsi w12 .. L•5.. Pet. .615 New Yo'rk 6t 56 .m Baltimore CI!!Veland ~~ ~ :i:~ Oetroit 55 63 .466 Boston Milwaukee 53 62 .46i Well W.• L.. Pel. Kansas City · 72 •7 .605 Oakland 6.'i 55 .542 MinnHoia 59 6i .•92 Texas 56 6A · . ~67 Chicago 52 68 .433 California . 51 70 .421 Thursdav'• Results · M innesota s Balt lmor, • Detroit • Californ ia 3 o.ar 08 11 NEW YORK (UPI) - The champm at 1 p.m. EDT, with the NL opening at 8:15 l~ v, American and National p.m. EDT in the Eastern 17>t, IAape clwnpionlhlp series 18 thll year will be played on a Dlvlalon champlm 's ]lllfk. Game 2 will be played In Ga day-night bUll In order to let the spme cities the IIIII day, more fanJ aee the games, 7'1> baseball Commtuioner the NL at 3:t5111d the AL at 13 l6lf2 Bowie Kuhn 'a office 8:1$. 20V> Mcnday, Oct. 11 wW be a announced Tburac1IY. 22 Day-night play · ()as · travel day, giving the NL occulonaUy been uaed in the teams a chance to get to the Weatem Division city and the Milwaukee 6 Kansas City • past ler .the cba.......,lp Chicago .( Boston 2 _... but not Cll a recuJar AL to the Eutem Division's Cleveland 7 Tel(aS 5 basta and never fer wMirend park. IOnly games ocheduledl Game 3 and; If necessary, Today'l PrDbable Pitchers llilbt gamee. (All Tim to E DTI Games 4 llld 5 are scheduled Each league'• belt.of.ftw Minnesota (Luebber J ... ant;l Tuuday through Bane .t-~u at Oetrolf (Lemanc:. playoff aeries will open lor Thursday, Oct. 1~14 . The AL tyk •·S and Roberts 11 -121 . 2, Saturday, Oct. 9. The AL p.m. starting times are 8:15, 3:15 5,30 serlel beginl In the bcme Cleveland !Bibby 9-41 at Texas !Biyleven 9-13 ), 8:30 Jlllfk ol the Western Dlvlaloo and 8:1&; the NL begtna at p.m . 3:15, 8:15 and 3:15. Kansas City (Hassler 2·7) at Ticket pricea wUl be ralaed Ml!waukee (Travers 1.(-9) , 8:30 ~ .Oilto $1.00far l;m aeats and p.m. Oakland !Torre< 10-101 at ..Oil fllr reserved. Bos1on (Tient 13·10), 7:30p.m. Balt imore (Garland U -3) at The World Series opens in Chh:ago {Barr ios ·J-6), B: 30 p.m . the National League Callfornlo (Ki rkwood H I ot champioo 's city the aftemoon New York (Figueroa 15·6), 8 was llrsi with Glen Oak's fourth was Jenny Lewls. ol Oct. 18, where Game 2 will p.m. Saturday's Games VIrginia In the roadster pony letart, w. Va., on Dealer's be playad the next day. Mter Oakland at Boston class wlih se<:ond going to Choice and fifth was Franklin a day olf, Games 3, 4, IJid if Balt imore at Chicago Harley George, Gallipolis, riding a second horse. Kan City at Milwaukee with Lela Sue; third to Robert Franklin took first and nem"ry 5 will be played In Minnesota at Detroit at Texas , nigh t Greer, New Haven, with second places In the flag race the American League Cleveland Cal if at New York, night little Honey Bee ; fourth to with Karl Meeks · winning champioo's ]lllfk Oct. 1._21. Chuck Johnson, Clifton, with third; Bob Daniels. Route 1, Games 8 and 7, If necessary, Painted Doll and filth to Middleport, lourlh, and Mike return to the NL champion's Richard Franklin, Polni Jones laking .fifth . International League Pleasant, with Dimples. · . Randy . Shobe, Point dty the ~moons of Oct. 23 Standings Meg lochary, Route 2, Pleasant, was first n the egg and 24. United PreSIInltrlllllonal Pomeroy, was llrat on Ginger .and Sj)oon race with second W. L. Pet. COli ABC will televtae both In the non-ragltlwld Western going to Debbie Lewis, Route league champloollhlp series. Rochester 78 45 .63~ Pleasure horae class with 3. Pomeroy; third to Cindy Syracuse 72 51 .585 6 second going to Gene Cillo on Daniels, Athens; fourth to NBC will televise the World Rhode Island 63 61 .SOB 15'12 Miss Tribal, owned by Cole Shari Gillette. Aihens, .and Series. CBS will Carry both oo MemF.hls 61 63 .m 171h Siables; third place was fifth to Rich Deems of Tup- its radio network. Char eslon 56 6-4 .467 201h Karen Wood, Coolville, on pers Plains . Richmond 57 61 .460 21 1h Dusby D. Bar; fourth was Franklin look first and Tidewater 55 66 .455 22 Jerry Burdette riding Bar ihlrd places In ihe dash for Bench may open Toledo 50 75 ..00 29 None owned by Roger Horn· money wlih second going to · Thursday's Results sby of Coolville ana fifth WIS Paul Coin of Athens; fourth to Memphis • Richmond 3 Cindy Dnnlels on Be Wassa vern Douglas. Route 2. Tldewaier 5 Charlesion 1 owned by Gus Douglas. Albany, and llfih to Karl new restaurant Rochester 15 Toledo • Athens. Meeks of Rouie 5, Aihens. 5 Rhode Island 2 CINCINNATI (UP!)- Ctn· Syracuse Paul Cain won first In the 'Tony Kennedy, Tuppers New York Yankees 5 Plains, was first on Little slake race with second going cinnatl Reda catcher Jd!nny Syracuse •· 9 Innings Chief Handprint In the to Mike Jones; third to Vern Bench, who already owns a Western r,leasure pony class. Douglas ; tourth to Richard restaurant tri etncinnall, ta under >41 nch~ Terry Gross, Franklin and filth lo Karl Athens, was second on Buck; Meeks. All riders In the lead- considering opening another while Janowicz Ia to be lalrenda Leach, Point In pony class received small in suburban F1orence, Ky. Pleasant on Little Chief trophies . They Included Bench's restaurant In base- inducted this December . Cherokee was third ; Davy Robbie Hawk, Rutland ; ball-happy Cincinnati is Another December IndUctee, Darsl, Point Pleasant wlih Kristin Shato, Pomer~y ; called "Home Plate," and If Creighton Mtller of Notre Red was fourth and Betty Jo Tracy Michael. Rufland; Dee Hunt, long Bottom wlih Jess Cline, T~ppers Philns; Keith has a baseball motif. Tb! Dame, also wiD attend the was filth. Hun I, long Bottom ; Ritchie potential Bench restaurant In . groundtreaklng. Frank Petrie on lobo Look Hunt, Long Bottom; Mica Florence, Ky., home of a race Besides a lliUaeUIII, the was first In the trail horse Jones, Pomeroy ; M!~k v track, would 1pproprtately be College Football Hall of class with second place going Meier. Middleport ; and to Kristin Anderson, Kristin Allensworth, Route 2, called "Home Stretcll," with Fame at Kings Island wUl Include a football field for Pomeroy, on Clarice McCue. Pomeroy. suitable decor. Nancy Cross, Athens, was dem0!181ratloos and games. third on Koko Folley; Brenda Williams, Rutland, on CINCINNATI. (UP!) VIc Janowicz of Ohio State, · Barrell's Bullet was fourth and Meg locharyj Pomeroy, Guests ol booor at Mcnday's Cllnt Frank of Yale and on Ginger, was fl th. ground-lftlklng cereqwny Tony Kennedy scored lew the College Football Hall Richard W. Kazmaler Jr. of Princeton. another first In the trail pony Kazmaler and Frank are class and riding a second of Fame will be tbr~ pony also took second place Hellman Trophy wlnnera- n*nbers of tbe Hall of Farne honors. Belinda Whittington, Route 4, "'was ihlrd, Tammy Ward, Rutland, was fourth and Terry Cross, Athens, wa& fifth . Mike Jones, Pomeroy, on Zandy Bar was first In the barrel race for horses and ponies with second . place going io Richard Franklin of Point Pleasant on Golden Boy. Karl Meeks,. Route 5. Athens, was third on Jlggs; -e' PbiWes 7 Aiti'OI 1: Stew Carlton pltclled a five-!tltter and raised hla record to 15-4 and Jay Johnstone bad four hits, including a tw<H'UII homer, for the Phtta, who dealt All Acci:lunls lnaurtd 140,000 bV F$LtC. Twenty compete in open class show . · WILMINGTON, Ohio BW Joonaon claims he's not ( UPI) - Rookie Archie worried about his 11-2, 24$Grlflln and veteran Booble pound fullback. Clark, who figure to be the "I talked with him and he's Cincinnati Bengala' regular here to play and to win," backfield tandem tbla season, reported Johnaoo. "I have to will start against the think he's with us." Minnesota VIkings In a Although there are atW nationally-televised elhlbl· seven otber running backs 011 tlon game at IDoomlngtoo, tbe Bengala roster, Jobnaon Minn., &anday afternoon. atao says the Griffin-Clark Clark draws the atartli)g combination will do molt of uslgnment on the heell of hla tbe ball carrying againllt the request to either be traded or Vlkes. ~ :bave his .contract "The .people who start wiD :·.renegotiated. But Bengal play a lot,'' he said. "I think : ,officials say they're not about It's time - especially with ,;,to trade Clark •lid head coach our olfensive backt - to play them ao they can get the feel of the game." All nine running backs haw been in and out of the lineup In the Bengala' previous ·lhrae WITH elhlbltion games. Griffin, a bright spot in training camp because of hta enthliaiaam, Ia far IJid away !he ~ub's leading rusher IQ far In the pre-eeaaon with 1M RETIRE Quality Retreads ii: I· at- • natural that a amUe ~ lllllllger? accompanied Anderaon•a With Mike Lum, a left. one·word retort. banded batter pinch hitting, "I'm ue a lot ol other Atlanta Bravelllllllller oaw manuen have Uled tbe flveBrlatol, tried to C<mbal the man Infield In almlliar lltuatloo with I five-man · Jltuallana," said Brlllal. "f Infield, deploylna three don't conllider ~U any players, Including right· imcivator. But, when you · fielder T<m Paclorek, on the wanna win, you lr)' ~ rllht tide ol aecond bue. . If you think 11 might keep you What . would Cincinnati froiD lotng. Reds' manager Sparky "A fly ball to the outfield Ia Anderson haw done If he'd gonna beat you," said Brlllol. been confrooted with the "So you might 11 well make It same Jituallon? tougberfcrthebattertogeta ''Prayed," answered ground ball tlrough the In· Anderson. field ... And, alnce Lum had There'• a utUe paycbolo8Y _slammedagroundballstngle attached to the maneliver, INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UP!) -' Mter agreeing to withdraw a ~ m!Woo lawsuit agatnat Los Angeles Latera owner Jack Kent Cooke, Jerry West has been choeen as the NBA club't head ooach. "I wouldn't lie here un1esa my suit had been dropped," the 38-year-old West told a jampacked Forum news . cooference Thursday. ''Mr. Cooke and I did have some differences in the put: But I can 888UI'e you that they were. strictly financial. ''My rBapect for him has been ratber unique. We had a greatrelatlonahlpwhen I was a player and I'm sure it's going to continue in the future. I'm terribly happy." The Ierma of West's multi· year contract or bls agreement to drop the suit were not di:Jcloaed. West filecl his Utlgalioo against California Sports a.-, 0 Bengals on TV Sunday IN HO!m'EIN COMPETITION of the MeigB County Junior Dairy Show Oentae Dean won the Reserve Ollmpioa award while Ed Holter won the Grand Olamplon award. Caaar Ander- recugrd'*' thll. tempting to lill!llllce, That'• wby the RtdJ' bunlad what amounlllil to a victory over the Bravt·J IJIIIIIIII' called Ill Role to IIIII drift to 8nft third ThUnday llilbt, II wu only rtlay I to Lum at b a - Jerry ao,u-. There was tough com- Todo's Starllte. Davy Darst petition Thursday In the riding Ills Blair's Misty Bay Western Pleasure horse class was second; Tony Kennedy. with 20 riders taking pari In Tuppers Plains on Miss Koko the annual open class horse was third; Mike Rogers show of ihe Meigs County · riding Miss Bar D. owned br. Fair. . Greg Young, Point Pleasan • Taking first place was Bill · was fourth, and fifth was Cole riding Phoebus, owned Mike Shoemaker, Cheshire. by Cole Stables of Tuppers riding his pony. Chief. Little Plains With second . place. Britches. ·· going toCaiun lmpr.lniowned Sherry lndasied of by Richard Carpenter of Pomeroy ·was first In the Reedy, W: Va. Third place English pleasure horse class went to Jr. Kennedy on riding . her Denmark's Hilltop Bob owned by .Tony Supreme Son wlih second Kennedy, Tupper~ Plains and going to Jerry Frank, Athens. Robin Rlichle on Jet Red riding Garclas Rusty lad. owned by Cole Stables was Third went io Beverly Dixon fourth with Clarice McCae ot Coolville on Nadamar Le ridden by Kristin And~rson of Sultan ; fourth to Gloria Pomeroy taking fifth . Hanning. Hamden, riding · Flrsi place In the Western Hlpolas P. Hartman, and filth pleasure ponr,, >41 to 56 Inch to Tony Kennedy, Tuppers class, was C ndy Daugherty Plains. riding Hilltop Bob. of Point Pleasant riding her Herb Pars(!fls •. Marietta, Kick myths about workouts ·BJ Lawreace E. Lamb, M.D. right. and $8; Oentae Dean third and fl: Mark Mora fourth and $8; Stephanie Radfllfd Oltb and $II and silth wu won by Dean Colwell, who in the words of tbe judge "d..-ved recognition." There were to be only five places ortglnally. All other entrants woo $2. Pomeroy National Bank and Landmark spoosored the event. EXTENDED OUTLOOK ,• Candyman sharp $12 50 P.lus RecapJJable Casilg Includes Mounting and Balning General Tire Middlepart, 0. yarda in 29 carries and three touchdowna. 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(UP!) - allo pw..&en. Robert J. Dole ol Kmlu a unanlmowJ wte of confidence fllr vice prelldem at the Republlcan .naUonel conveqtlon Tburld.ty night, but some deleptel ll!p..-d ~a­ liOIII. Nevertheleaa, mOlt of the 97 delesata wbo voted for Dole took the ''Unity" pledge and .vowed 11 they returned home today to work hard for the Fllfd·Dole ticket thla fall. &apportlng Dole on the vice presidential ballot were the 91 delegatee pledged to the President, Including Lola Legpt ol Willougl!by, the laat holdout for Ronald Relpn,and the six delegates plqed to Reagan. Kent B. McGough, cllllrman ol the delegatloo and a prime COl In the Fllfd machine, led the IUppllrt for Dole, a somewhat surjJrtslng choice to the Ohioans Thllrllday noon. "I think overall, It's a good choice," said McGough. "It heala the party, It's got the complete approval of Ronald Reagan ·and ll a voids Lum' s hit beats·old mates dlvlll- on the llnal night Chairman Mary Loulae apelk.-. I think lt'a the kind of the CClllVtntJon. Jthlnk Sen. Smith, and Martha C. Moore of Cambridge, the state party'J vice chairman, offered a reaolution of appreciation to those who made the convention succesalul. Mter Ford announced hla choice of Dole as a running mate, Joon D. JanO!Ifk, a Reagan delegate fra:n Manafield, could not hold back tears. "With Fprd-Oole, It's going to walh It all down the drain,"' cried Janotlk. "He's going to lose CIUI«nla llld Texas, and If you alienate thoae two, you doo't haw a Dole's candidacy has brought In the Reagan IIJI)porters." "I think It's a pretty good selectloo,.. asreed Jennings B, Col~ of South Webster, a Reagan delesate. "Since he couldn't get Reegan, that would be my choice." Cole lllld Reagan forces would Wllrk lew a Ford-Dole ticket. William Rietz, !,, of Delaware, one of the youngest delegates at . the conventloo,announced Ohio's vice presidential vote from the conventloo fioor. Rietz said he was an example of Ohio's leadership In "providing youth to the chance." Janosik sale!, however, that Grand Old Party." Other Ohloana also took a he would Wllfk hard lor the ]I'Ominenl]lllrtinthecloslng Republican ticket lhta fall . Robert E. Hughes, seaalpn. Gov. James A. Rhodes eSCCJI'Ied Ford to the Republican chairman of podium fllr his acceptance Ohio's largest COUIItY, speech and former . Cuyahoga, said he was Republican National sattafted with the selectloo of • Chairman Ray C. BUss of Dole. "I think It'D be alright," Akron did the Bliiiie hooorfor said Hughes. "II wu a good Dole. Bliss presented an official . choice. We've had him into convention badge to the county. He's an excellent Republi can National . campaigner and a fine Consumer costs rising By LEONARD CVBRY Prices for coffee, eggs and WASHINGTON (UP!) dairy products "lncrllBSed Cootumer prices coottnued to rapidly," Ulbor said. ·But rlae. at a 8 per cent allliUal poultry fell for the ftnt time rate in July when meat in four months while prices bargains helped to offaet for beef, pork and freSh higher cOils for llick and vegetables continued a vacatlootng Americana, the decllnlng trend that began Labor Department said last aprtng. - today. The overall effect was to Labor aald tile Ccmumer bold the food price Increase to Price-Index, which estimates 0.1 per cent, the lowest rate the COli of llvlng for urban since a 0.8 per cent decUne in wCI'an, lncreued 0.5 per March. cent oo a -..onally adjlllted . Although food prices eaied, billa. The rate was tbe colt of medical services unchanged from June. . for the WCCllltlnlioo to 11081' at CoDIUIDer price& . have a 13 per cent anllUIIl rate. · increued at an avei'age 6 per FQI' traveling Americans, cent annual rate alnce April. gasollne and oil jrices fn. In 1974, cooaumer prices creaaed at an 18 per cent cUmbed 12 per cent and l'OIIe annual rate. Prices for at 1 9 per cent rate in 1975. services Including motets and hOtels Increased at a 1:2 per cent annual rate, Ulbtr aald. Other transportatloo COSilJ roae at nearly a 12 per cent annual rate while those buying new cars paid 13 per cent mQre at an annual rate. The CPI Index stood at 171.1 in July from the 1967 bue of 100. That means to buy goods costing UOO In 1967, coosumen bad to JlllY $71.10 more last mooth. Despite the lncrealied cost of Uving, Ulbor Bald the average worker's buying power gained 0.1 per cent in July because of a lmger Wllfk week and pay boosts. Real average weekly earnIngs were up only 0.3 per cent fr<m July a year ago because . the . pay lncreales pu.sbed Minimum w8ges up today COLUMBUS (UPI) - A new 8tlllemlnlmiDII wage law eftectlw joday woo 't affeCt moat worker•' paychecks, bat .. predicted to result in with fewer employes, to make a profit," he added, "poulbly meaning , more buffet and -cafeteria-type operations... bliba' nllllaunnt prlcell. Henry Ia a1ao critical ol a Tbe new law boolbl the second IICIIoo of the law mlnhown1 DCil~cultural by the allo Senate 00 nse fr1m $1.80..!0 $1..80 an added the final day of debate boar. By lhe end of the year, requiring retlaUI'IIItl to print tbe mlnlmmn lncreaaee to oo their menas the following tl.OO 111 bour, further riling notice: tutllOanbour by July 1, urn "Thll rettaurant Jlll)'B ... and tl30 an hour by Jan. 1, percentage of lbe minimum ma. wage to Its tipped employes. Alricultural workers get The~ .. rilade up from limO• tncrrnn. 1be new your ll]lll." . minimum at tbe end tl the Henry called the notice ;,e.- will be tl.OO an hour, uOOer'O\Lio" ' IIICI i"'lOper cent to tlll The ~tlon has aent In 1977 ml rlilnl to $2.30 an out lllllllpie stick-on notices boar by 1171. restaurants will attach to Tbe predicted m- in menus with the wordq, with rlllllannt price~ C(JJII!Ifrom a blank left ao restaurant Bob Hemy' dlrect<r of the opera!CI'I can pencil in the Ohio State Restaurant percentage they JlllY of an . !welltlon. I employe~' wage. He llllld tile - mlntmuml . The House, which bad will rwce IIDIIl reatauranta cleared the bW the Jut day ol - a- witb llliel betwta1 March, objected to the Senate • · • IJid .,,OliO annually amendment but later decided - to rllae prices. to accept the provtalon and · "'lbey will aleo bave to send the bill to Gov. James A. · lllllk 11111'11 efficient ways, DR. LAMB . Rhodea, who ·~ the bill. into law May 21. A rettaurant can avoid putting tile notice CD Ita · menuJ If .It payJ its employes the minimum wage - not taking Into account the tipa recelwd by any employe. With the e:rception of l'ellaurant employes, the new law will net have much of an impact. Union membera already get more than tbe minimum. The lowest state JlllY acale is · $3.~ ol choice dealgned to reunite the party." · But ltate Sen. Oakley c . CoWna, R-lrollton, lbook hla head when he heard Fcrd'a cllolce. "No way,'' said Colllna. "He llhould have gone to one of the big states. 'lbal's lib Carter pickinR Mlnneeota." "What the President did " ' lllld Mayer Ralph J. Perk ol Cleveland, ''was ptactically disassociate himself from Watergate by lrlnglng in a man who was fired by Richard Niloo. It's going to bring unity to the party." · Keith McNamara, chairman ol lbe Praldent Ford Cmunlttee tn Ohio, described Dole as "articulate, witty, and a good hard street fighter In political campaigns, 'lbat will be very good for 111." "Bob Dole's got a very analytical mind, forceful thlllllhts and penetrating language," lllld Rhodee. "As a former national chairman ol the party, he's going to bring some zing Into this campaign." ·I THE MEIGS COUNTY JUNIOR DAIRY SHOW Includes an overall Dairy Sweepalakes In which ]lllrttclpants enter their belt animal fra:n competiUon earller in the day. Cash prizes went to all entrants, regardless ol flntah. When the judging ended Tony Carnahan had first place and $10; Ed Holter second place Sunday lhroug ·h Tuesday, fair and hoi with blghs In the upper Ills to the lower !lOs abel lows in the &es. workers into higher ta:r brackets, Ulbor sald. Gross earnings beflre lues were 2.1 per cent above July 19'15. Ulbor said the cOli ol buying. home and borrowing the money for a mortgqe aleo CCIIIrlbuted to the rlae in cmsumer prices in July. And tile cost of maintaining that home a1ao rose, Labtr said. . - HONORARY DEGREE CINCINNATI (UPI) -The University ol Cincinnati will ·award an hClllOI'IJ')' Doctor ~ Qmmerical Science dep-ee to "Ebony" !T!!!g&rine editor and publisher John H. Johnaon at the school's summer graduation ceremooies Aug. '!1. .JObnaoo alao will dellver the com!!1!MCeml!llt addreaa to the 1,400 graduates at the 7 p.m. ceremo11ies in the UC Fieldbouse. The university will cite ~ohnaon as "one of tbe halilng bualnus entrepnneurs ol hia lime,'' a man ol ''Uncanny judgmeniJ and style of management that have carried him from powrly to OWIIEI ilhlp of the world't largest black publllblng firm in UUie 11111'11 than tbree decades." Jobnaon headJ the Jd!naoo Publbd!lng Co.ln Chicago, m. But u the mlnlmiDII wage Increases from now through 1978, more workers will aee NEW PRESIDENT the lncreues reflected In their paychecb, unless unloo newCU:,;:r~~~~ 70 ~ agraements and employers .• do not stay ahead of the law member International · Moldera and AWed Worbrs and increase their wages oo Union Ia Carl StudenrUb 61 their own. ol Lancaster Pa ' ' The new alate minimums The e1ec&n of Studenroth :;:,,~ate frun fedenl to replace the retiring Anton urn wage guldellnea as Tr1ma came at the annual passed by Congreu - conventloo ol the untoo the currenUy $2.30 an hour for oldest international uni~ In no~al worken llld the world. MOll members $2.20 an hour for agricultural work at metal foundries workers. across the country. THE JliNIOR DAIRY SHOW held Thursday produced 818rge turnout of quality c<mpetltlon. The judge for the allow was Dr. Harry Barr, dairy specialist at Ohio State University. 1bla is a pcture ol the HolJtein breed DEAR DR. LAMB - We · are going to slarl footbaU practice early thla year to get In dlape for the seuon. Our · COld! 1aJt yeai- alwa)'B tried to aet 111 to drink Iota of water, . ·even during the .practice aeuiona. He was a nut on II. My dad played lootblll when he was young ml tbey all rtllated drinking water U It 101 them in dlap lute'. Allo, I W01Ild llke to know If It would help to take salt plliB. I andentand that a peraon . _ lata of aalt When he is wwldJw out. · DEAR READER - You haft aot the whole thing bachlnll. If you and your --~~~ follow the ldeaa ,.... 1111111& you will be in diJW• ol haW. a heat .,.t llrolre. Tile bodJ cooll lllllf with 1111 IVIpanllciD of water on .. _,_ ld ... abl. To lvold ClllllpUcatlona from IIIII at1w you muat drink lata ol Wlllr. Your COld! wu I There wu an old Idea that reslrlctlng water would help, but that Is wrong. Weigh yourself before and alter workouts and keep track of your weight. Drink enough water and flulda to be sure your body weight doesn't change much. You can allow for 101111 of Iatif you happen to have fat to work off. Other· wise the weight will tell you If you are losing too much water. The normal body weight Ia more than half water . .When the water Ia depleted the body Ia not liealthy. II Ia dehydrated. Sali tablets uaually cauae more harm than good, In· creutng the aall intake Ia Cll!y uaefulto prevent muacle crampa ~t occur frGm heat stresa and 1011 of salt. If you take Iota ol salt and doo 't keep your fiuld intake high enough you'll Increase the chances of . having a heat stroke. Just add salt to your food. 'lbal plua the amount competitioo. C<mpetition was held in shOWIIIIIII8hlp, three !reeds ol dairy cattle-Holsteins, Jerseys, and Guernseys, and 8 feature project, in which Ed Holter received a grade , of "B". CINCINNA'l'l (UP!) -It'a the bolt<m olthe lith Inning, tbere'a cme out, tbe JCQrl Ia tied and tbent.are runnen oo leCOnd and tldrd. Whatdoyoudolfyou'retbe down the 11rat bue line to ICGI'e Tony Pem: with tbe run whidl gave the Reda 11 ll4 too. THE WINNERS OF THE'JERSEY oompetlllon were Cathy Parker who had the Reserve Champion Jersey and Dean Colwell who had the Grand Champion. Reagan reaches Republican hearts President of hla own party - It wu President Fllfd's frGm 111owy New Hampshire night, but vanquished to steamy Kemper Arena at challenger Ronald Reagan- Kansas City, finally apoke to beckoned down from the the convention from the spectators' gallery by the podium . victor-reached out and It occurred at Ford's touched the bearta of Repub- personal Invitation and the llcane. . enthusiastic delegates went Some delegates to the GOP wild. Natlooal Convention .stood oo In a carefully measured naturally in your food Ia ;.lhrobing in the temple& and their chalra and cheered lowkey address, Reagan, the enough. Fortified skim milk the body temperature Ia 104 lustily. Some applauded and master of polltlcal oratory, Ia a good drink as II contatna degrees F. II Ia time to take wav•d Reagan placards. told the delesates what IIley the same amount of sail that measures to cool the body. Some wept~. wanted to hear as Ford and your body Ia supposed to There are three main Ronald Reag11n, tbe the nation looked oo. have. · groups of disorders from cm.va~ve Californian who "We must go forth from Heat llroke Ia 8 serloua heal: the heat cramps, challenged the incumbent here united, determined that condiUoo.It causes a number 111ually corrected with 1m.. what a great general said a of deaths' uch year. Only a proved salt Intake; heat 't-..._..._..._~.....:.-~'t. lew years ago Ia true: 'There small number of these occur elhausUcn, which Ia alao a Ia no substitute for victory,' with athletes and laborers, low aalt ]I'Obiem and ta not ":.::'.:.~":." Mr. President," Reagan Many more occur In older associated with a high body ........ "' : ! declared. people or. those who arem . .A temperature; and heat _...,._ ••• The former Hollywood CNISffiL TA....,.l prolonged heat wave of stroke. 1 am aenc11ng you The ,.... ••· actor and two-term governor several days tuea the heat Health Letter number 7·12 of Calllornla, who 1011 the regulatlngsystemofthebody 'Heat StreJJ: Cramps: ; .......... ..., · · - . . _ .,.. prellidentlal ncmtnatlcin by lor those who do not have air ExhausUon, Stroa for more-· "'"- •...., .,.,,,. • · -only bllltered the 111 co.rt lt., .........,, Gitto Q7M. D 117 votes, tl Ia f conditloolng. Molal heat t• Information . Others who ..,.._ 0111,. ....... "'·""· emocra c p t orm as particularly bad as the body want Ibis tnformallon can --"'·""· "nothing but a revamp and a cannot coolllaelf adequately send a long, 11amped, self· ~.':::":: . ..i:. ,.._ '!".!" "' rellsue llld a rerunning ol a by evaporaUon. addreaaed envelope with 50 r late, late Jbow of_the thing Heat stroke Ia aald to OCCW' cents lew 11. Send your letltl' that we have been hearing 1!1 peq~le with a temperature to me lncare of this. .... -,....u.••"· 1 1,1rom tbem for the last 40 .......,..... ,..._ ._,...,... ~ )lell'l " of 1111 desrees F., I fi111hed DeWBJNiper, P.O. Box 326, San dry Jkln with no aweattng and Antonio, TX '/8292. -..... ... ~·tbe otber band, he _... VII lou of COIIICIOUIIIeSI. Thole Meanwhlle,lwouldllllllltsl . -- · . .ool- - . . . . .· - - _,._ , lllluted the GOP platform as a "banner of bold classic ligna are late ligna. In that you basin practice only .... ttl.ltlll• ........... 111.11; ~ • ' many people the stroke can after 4:00p.m. llld that you ~"""""- .,... ,--., · - ,_ unmlatakeable eGlon with no 11 and does s.tarl before avoid pads and heavy ' ....... t pale pastel Jhadel " sweating slops. When young clothing for the first week of : ~':.:."'" ....... As Reagan arrl~ in the athletes start having 8 practice. ' ,midst of the vice prtlidentlal ...._--~---..J ·. roll call at his VIP bootb in KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP!) -::; ::::0 :......_,_!""' -:-::: =•..::::: ., :. : . :; · ,. ,. . •..,..,_.,.,o:.,._w.v... .,. --"-If. ' the . third level spectator's gallery of the audttDrlum, he was greeted with chants of "VIva Reagan" ted by tile Texas delegation and of shouts of "speech, speech, speech" from other supporters. The orchestra struck up "God Bless Ameri· ca." Reag&ll, flanked by his wile Nancy, motioned With his arma for the delesates to sit down and let the roll call p-oceed. But when a delegate arose · and moved to allow Reagan to adlftss the cooventtoo, Reagan looked shocked. "What did he say?" Reagan uked. . ,._ tl00 ""-lrman John "'"' ......ven . - TIIIBI'LEDOWN NORTH RANDAU., Ohio (UP!) - Infield Homer nudged put AbWty Plua 'lburaday to win the featured ntntb race at Thlatledown by a nose, The winner, ridden by Gary Cooper to a I :12 4-6 llnlllh for the lli:r furlmp, paid $8.:.!, f4.80 llld $2.80. Count Adam wu third. The 4-1~ tentb race trllecta of Oblique, Viva 'a Villen and King ~un wu Q1h $2,0t7.80 IJid the u.e dally doable o1 <:11er A Mlo and Hot Copy paid $12f.:.l. Rhodes announced that Reagan could speak later If he asked to do so. Reagan's VIP booth buzzed witb hasty conferences but nothing · emerged, ,. Ftnally, It was Ford at the conclusioo of his IDII!natl«< acceptance speech turned to Reagan in tbe gallery and beckoned him to the white and blue podium. ·• • : • BRIDGE ro REOPEN ~ BEREA, Ohio (UP!) - A:!) Akron area bridge, badlJ damagedbyllreinapaollne truck accident July 28, wtn lit reopened Saturday and q the need for Ohio Turnpl'"' traffic to detoiD' around ~00. = Allan V. Johnaon, aeculhi director ol the Ohio Turnpike', said "tbe unuauaUy quick r-·•-" " •vau~ on ihe ""'"-~ nNr Streetsboro resulted from around the clock work bt turnpike employe(, cootractora and IIIJIPU.. se there would be normallrafiiC before the Labor Da~ hoUday. : "The opening ol tbe l'eCOii' atructed bridge will IWICI'e tralftc oo the Ohio TurnpUri to normal between E:rlll 12 and 13, and aD laniS will 111 avallabe .to handle the beavt traHic e:rpecled tbroagfi Ulbor Day," Johlllan aalcl: rea, tile plat.t. Dan Concepcion then Tbe me np? grolllded to Darrel Chlney. "Jult niDI tbe bat ml Alld, 'Wilen the Braft abortdon't '1IOriT aboal anytliac atop'a wild throw to seoond ellt," llld Auda aaa, ''Tbat'a tor an al"'qltlil force out, what I bad Role tell Lam." carrlad all the WIJ to tile foot "When I JIUiled Paclwllk In olthe hllce ·in froot ol tbe fnm tile 01rtfteld I c- I field boUI a1ont1 the ~ lhould have 10111 all the way field line, the Radii wound up llld yeUed to Lim, 'IAI 'a 111 with rumen on lleCOOd llld you handle tbat, "' aald · third. Even though It would bave Brlatol. ."Miybe It 1101114 bave paycbed blm a little." .et 1!P a double play lltuatlcin, TCIIy Perez opeiled the lith Brlatol Wllll't about to order innlnl with a tnc1e ol Braw Lwn Intentionally walked to relief pltdJer Adrian Devine, load the basel. who bad reeled ol thrse "Pete Role with over 2, 700 acorelea1 lnnln11 alter lll.ta wasn't&olng to belt me,'' replacing etarter Andy said the Braves' manager. Mm renlith. "If we got put Lum, 1 waa g011111 walk Rose and take my . chance• agalnat (Bob) West LA coach Inc., the corporatloo which operates the Lakera and other sporta enterprlaea for Cooke, in Superior Court at •·•, SanIa Montca, Calif ., ... year, alleging breach of cootract and fraud. It stemmed fr<m an oral agreement West said he had with Cooke for a Ufetlme job of tome sort with the Lakera. Cooke apparenUy felt West, although beset . by frequent Injuries,, retired pi'l!l)l8turely ~d aasertedly refuled to honor the agreement. "OUr negotlatloos had their peaks and valleya," said West, regarded by many pro basketball experts u the sreatest guard ever to play , the game. "There were times I was tremendously elated and there were times I was terribly dtacouraged. "I spoke to Mr. _Cooke yesterday morning and · he . said he would caD me back in the llternoon. He called IIMl back In the llternoon and coogratulated me. So It was finalized yesterday. "But we had reached a basic agreement a few weeks ago, I would say our negotiatlmt took about five week&." West, who ICCI'ed 21,182 potnta (a '!1.0 average) in replar seasoo game• llld ' 4,~7 playol points (2t.l) In hit 14·year .NBA career, replaces Bill Sharman, who coached the Lakere fllr five aeaaona. · Sharman will remain with lbe club as aulat111t to General Manager Pete Newell, "We're going to have a winning team tbla seasoo." lllld West. "We're go~ to get aome players here and · we're going to wart together. We're going io work a Uttle bit harder than the other people." Jorquln ~ hill ....... lola aplnal tx willa. UPII!iJIIiiWrtler Cldalo had .two blta for Jobn Candelaria ol the Pltllburlb Plrataii may be Houeton: the only player in the Natlonll IAape who bun't conceded the E11tem Dirllenl, Melli: Steve Garfty bit • tbrwDlvlalon title to the 1'1111 . _ . ollltlp Lockwood Philadelphia Phllllee. and Ran Cey foUolnd wltb • The Moot.7IO'""-e ,.._ hu tolo homer to atve Loe . woo elihl llrltlhl gamea, owns a 1~4 record and Anlelta Itt trbanjAI. Olltlle Thllrllday hurled the Pirates HOIIIb received·cndtt fer bll to a 1.0. victory over the San lltb win alter tb\ Mell ..... four 1'11111 in tile el8htb llinlnll Franclaco Giants. Candelaria, an odd with the bil blow • two-niD double by Joe Torre. It wu ''CIInbinatioo of humility llld Cey'a Db bcmer. . • confidence, says he lsn 't IIUI'pl'iaed at hla succeu. "I knew ... •-•, y·ear after they brought me lip frGm the minora that I could pitch In No gamn, No glmmlcs the big leagues," Candelaria nid afte r Thurs day ' S triumph. "It was ooly a matter of gaining .some ri •~ b'•l elpt enceagau.,, .,. eague batters. I think I have some experience,now, so I lhould pitch weD. He allowed nine hits but . alked on1 ba and w Y ooe Iter left 10 Giants Jtranded. He alao !!COred tbe Pirates' run In ONS~~~~~~O" the fifth inning when he reached first base oil a n. ptr ·c erit .year paid •n ·· lorceout and tailled on twoReoular Pntbook Slving1. No Mlnlm.,m·. Interest out singles by Omar Moreno from date of deposit to d•tt and Richie "'"" of wlthdnwal . lnteres 6ADA . compounded qu•rttrly. The RBI was Ztak's seventh of tbe the fllre&.game aeries witb the Giants. ~MEIGS · PhUadelphla defeated BRANCH Houston, 7·1, · Cincinnati shaded Atlanta, ~2. and Los Angeles downed New York, 6The Athen1 County 5, in the ooly otber scheduled savlngl& Loan co. 2-96 Second St. NL .,.. a•mes. Pomtroy, Ohio a,nDDOWN pveupAIIanta'aonly i1iil! In tbl !Int. WWit Mllltaoez ...,.,. in one llld the other ICCI'ed Cll Ken Hendenon's fielder'• choice. • Motw LNt•• sra..,1011 IV Unlt..r PI'UI lolornoiJonol Hotloftol Ltotut Eul w.. L. · Pet. Gl Philadelphia 71 .w· .661 Plttsburah 66 S! .555 12'h New York 6t 61 .soo 19 Chicogo 55 67 .451 25 St. Louis 51 65 ..uo 26 Montreal w!!t 73 .360 3S W. · L.· Pet. G I ,.._ CINCINNATI(UPI) - \MI" clnnati Reda pitcher Pat Zacmy wu tnvoiWJd In a IICUIIle with an autocnPhaeekln& fan outllde Riverfront Stadium ~:~~~~ ~ ~ :~~ ii 60 ., .•IU 19 Thunday nllht. according to San Diego a RedJ' IPOkeiiDIIII. .~fl~~~ · ~ Publleity Director Jim son FranciSco 52 11 .m 2611• Thuro4or'o Rtsulto Ferguson confirmed the . Franc loco Incident early today but said · Pittsburgh Phlllidelphl•1 san 7 Houoton 1 o no Charges were !lied and he Clncl I Atlanta 2, t1 lnno . Angelts 6 New York 5 refused .to IdentifY the fan. LOI(Only games scheduled) Zachry, who apparently Todor's Probablt Pltchors ( Atl Times ED" wa1 not injured in the Atlanta !N iekro 13-81 11 st . incident, left the stadium Lou is !Rasmussen H J. 8:30 shortly afterward without p.mH · t !L 'l t ous on orson 2·• 2-0Ja , C~~D~Dent . -Philadelphia !Twitchell Prior to the Incident, a:os r,.m. Zacmy illrled seven tnntnga c:~~~~~:fl ~~~r:~· 1J0i/,tJ 8 ,~ . ol a pme witb the Atlanta p.m. Pittsburgh !KilO!! 9·71 It Los Bailey." . Bran~~ wlli.ch the RedJ woo, Angelts (Reu 10-101 , 10:30 p.m. Padroll<rilongotthewtnin 3-2, tn lllminga. Montreal !Corrlthero 6·81 •• San Fronclsco !Dressier 2.1 ). relief 'Of Pat Zachry, who 10 (/:.ry~ames scheduled ) . . Sl)urdoV:S oomu · Houston a• Pnna. night Atlanta 11 St. LOUIS, night Chicago ot Cincinnati , night Pittsbu rgh at Los Ang, night Montreal at Son Francisco !: :1.::;; Playoffs will start. Oct. 9 Just Highest Interest Rates In 1he Area 5%% (Only games schtduled ) Amerlcon Leogue Elsi w12 .. L•5.. Pet. .615 New Yo'rk 6t 56 .m Baltimore CI!!Veland ~~ ~ :i:~ Oetroit 55 63 .466 Boston Milwaukee 53 62 .46i Well W.• L.. Pel. Kansas City · 72 •7 .605 Oakland 6.'i 55 .542 MinnHoia 59 6i .•92 Texas 56 6A · . ~67 Chicago 52 68 .433 California . 51 70 .421 Thursdav'• Results · M innesota s Balt lmor, • Detroit • Californ ia 3 o.ar 08 11 NEW YORK (UPI) - The champm at 1 p.m. EDT, with the NL opening at 8:15 l~ v, American and National p.m. EDT in the Eastern 17>t, IAape clwnpionlhlp series 18 thll year will be played on a Dlvlalon champlm 's ]lllfk. Game 2 will be played In Ga day-night bUll In order to let the spme cities the IIIII day, more fanJ aee the games, 7'1> baseball Commtuioner the NL at 3:t5111d the AL at 13 l6lf2 Bowie Kuhn 'a office 8:1$. 20V> Mcnday, Oct. 11 wW be a announced Tburac1IY. 22 Day-night play · ()as · travel day, giving the NL occulonaUy been uaed in the teams a chance to get to the Weatem Division city and the Milwaukee 6 Kansas City • past ler .the cba.......,lp Chicago .( Boston 2 _... but not Cll a recuJar AL to the Eutem Division's Cleveland 7 Tel(aS 5 basta and never fer wMirend park. IOnly games ocheduledl Game 3 and; If necessary, Today'l PrDbable Pitchers llilbt gamee. (All Tim to E DTI Games 4 llld 5 are scheduled Each league'• belt.of.ftw Minnesota (Luebber J ... ant;l Tuuday through Bane .t-~u at Oetrolf (Lemanc:. playoff aeries will open lor Thursday, Oct. 1~14 . The AL tyk •·S and Roberts 11 -121 . 2, Saturday, Oct. 9. The AL p.m. starting times are 8:15, 3:15 5,30 serlel beginl In the bcme Cleveland !Bibby 9-41 at Texas !Biyleven 9-13 ), 8:30 Jlllfk ol the Western Dlvlaloo and 8:1&; the NL begtna at p.m . 3:15, 8:15 and 3:15. Kansas City (Hassler 2·7) at Ticket pricea wUl be ralaed Ml!waukee (Travers 1.(-9) , 8:30 ~ .Oilto $1.00far l;m aeats and p.m. Oakland !Torre< 10-101 at ..Oil fllr reserved. Bos1on (Tient 13·10), 7:30p.m. Balt imore (Garland U -3) at The World Series opens in Chh:ago {Barr ios ·J-6), B: 30 p.m . the National League Callfornlo (Ki rkwood H I ot champioo 's city the aftemoon New York (Figueroa 15·6), 8 was llrsi with Glen Oak's fourth was Jenny Lewls. ol Oct. 18, where Game 2 will p.m. Saturday's Games VIrginia In the roadster pony letart, w. Va., on Dealer's be playad the next day. Mter Oakland at Boston class wlih se<:ond going to Choice and fifth was Franklin a day olf, Games 3, 4, IJid if Balt imore at Chicago Harley George, Gallipolis, riding a second horse. Kan City at Milwaukee with Lela Sue; third to Robert Franklin took first and nem"ry 5 will be played In Minnesota at Detroit at Texas , nigh t Greer, New Haven, with second places In the flag race the American League Cleveland Cal if at New York, night little Honey Bee ; fourth to with Karl Meeks · winning champioo's ]lllfk Oct. 1._21. Chuck Johnson, Clifton, with third; Bob Daniels. Route 1, Games 8 and 7, If necessary, Painted Doll and filth to Middleport, lourlh, and Mike return to the NL champion's Richard Franklin, Polni Jones laking .fifth . International League Pleasant, with Dimples. · . Randy . Shobe, Point dty the ~moons of Oct. 23 Standings Meg lochary, Route 2, Pleasant, was first n the egg and 24. United PreSIInltrlllllonal Pomeroy, was llrat on Ginger .and Sj)oon race with second W. L. Pet. COli ABC will televtae both In the non-ragltlwld Western going to Debbie Lewis, Route league champloollhlp series. Rochester 78 45 .63~ Pleasure horae class with 3. Pomeroy; third to Cindy Syracuse 72 51 .585 6 second going to Gene Cillo on Daniels, Athens; fourth to NBC will televise the World Rhode Island 63 61 .SOB 15'12 Miss Tribal, owned by Cole Shari Gillette. Aihens, .and Series. CBS will Carry both oo MemF.hls 61 63 .m 171h Siables; third place was fifth to Rich Deems of Tup- its radio network. Char eslon 56 6-4 .467 201h Karen Wood, Coolville, on pers Plains . Richmond 57 61 .460 21 1h Dusby D. Bar; fourth was Franklin look first and Tidewater 55 66 .455 22 Jerry Burdette riding Bar ihlrd places In ihe dash for Bench may open Toledo 50 75 ..00 29 None owned by Roger Horn· money wlih second going to · Thursday's Results sby of Coolville ana fifth WIS Paul Coin of Athens; fourth to Memphis • Richmond 3 Cindy Dnnlels on Be Wassa vern Douglas. Route 2. Tldewaier 5 Charlesion 1 owned by Gus Douglas. Albany, and llfih to Karl new restaurant Rochester 15 Toledo • Athens. Meeks of Rouie 5, Aihens. 5 Rhode Island 2 CINCINNATI (UP!)- Ctn· Syracuse Paul Cain won first In the 'Tony Kennedy, Tuppers New York Yankees 5 Plains, was first on Little slake race with second going cinnatl Reda catcher Jd!nny Syracuse •· 9 Innings Chief Handprint In the to Mike Jones; third to Vern Bench, who already owns a Western r,leasure pony class. Douglas ; tourth to Richard restaurant tri etncinnall, ta under >41 nch~ Terry Gross, Franklin and filth lo Karl Athens, was second on Buck; Meeks. All riders In the lead- considering opening another while Janowicz Ia to be lalrenda Leach, Point In pony class received small in suburban F1orence, Ky. Pleasant on Little Chief trophies . They Included Bench's restaurant In base- inducted this December . Cherokee was third ; Davy Robbie Hawk, Rutland ; ball-happy Cincinnati is Another December IndUctee, Darsl, Point Pleasant wlih Kristin Shato, Pomer~y ; called "Home Plate," and If Creighton Mtller of Notre Red was fourth and Betty Jo Tracy Michael. Rufland; Dee Hunt, long Bottom wlih Jess Cline, T~ppers Philns; Keith has a baseball motif. Tb! Dame, also wiD attend the was filth. Hun I, long Bottom ; Ritchie potential Bench restaurant In . groundtreaklng. Frank Petrie on lobo Look Hunt, Long Bottom; Mica Florence, Ky., home of a race Besides a lliUaeUIII, the was first In the trail horse Jones, Pomeroy ; M!~k v track, would 1pproprtately be College Football Hall of class with second place going Meier. Middleport ; and to Kristin Anderson, Kristin Allensworth, Route 2, called "Home Stretcll," with Fame at Kings Island wUl Include a football field for Pomeroy, on Clarice McCue. Pomeroy. suitable decor. Nancy Cross, Athens, was dem0!181ratloos and games. third on Koko Folley; Brenda Williams, Rutland, on CINCINNATI. (UP!) VIc Janowicz of Ohio State, · Barrell's Bullet was fourth and Meg locharyj Pomeroy, Guests ol booor at Mcnday's Cllnt Frank of Yale and on Ginger, was fl th. ground-lftlklng cereqwny Tony Kennedy scored lew the College Football Hall Richard W. Kazmaler Jr. of Princeton. another first In the trail pony Kazmaler and Frank are class and riding a second of Fame will be tbr~ pony also took second place Hellman Trophy wlnnera- n*nbers of tbe Hall of Farne honors. Belinda Whittington, Route 4, "'was ihlrd, Tammy Ward, Rutland, was fourth and Terry Cross, Athens, wa& fifth . Mike Jones, Pomeroy, on Zandy Bar was first In the barrel race for horses and ponies with second . place going io Richard Franklin of Point Pleasant on Golden Boy. Karl Meeks,. Route 5. Athens, was third on Jlggs; -e' PbiWes 7 Aiti'OI 1: Stew Carlton pltclled a five-!tltter and raised hla record to 15-4 and Jay Johnstone bad four hits, including a tw<H'UII homer, for the Phtta, who dealt All Acci:lunls lnaurtd 140,000 bV F$LtC. Twenty compete in open class show . · WILMINGTON, Ohio BW Joonaon claims he's not ( UPI) - Rookie Archie worried about his 11-2, 24$Grlflln and veteran Booble pound fullback. Clark, who figure to be the "I talked with him and he's Cincinnati Bengala' regular here to play and to win," backfield tandem tbla season, reported Johnaoo. "I have to will start against the think he's with us." Minnesota VIkings In a Although there are atW nationally-televised elhlbl· seven otber running backs 011 tlon game at IDoomlngtoo, tbe Bengala roster, Jobnaon Minn., &anday afternoon. atao says the Griffin-Clark Clark draws the atartli)g combination will do molt of uslgnment on the heell of hla tbe ball carrying againllt the request to either be traded or Vlkes. ~ :bave his .contract "The .people who start wiD :·.renegotiated. But Bengal play a lot,'' he said. "I think : ,officials say they're not about It's time - especially with ,;,to trade Clark •lid head coach our olfensive backt - to play them ao they can get the feel of the game." All nine running backs haw been in and out of the lineup In the Bengala' previous ·lhrae WITH elhlbltion games. Griffin, a bright spot in training camp because of hta enthliaiaam, Ia far IJid away !he ~ub's leading rusher IQ far In the pre-eeaaon with 1M RETIRE Quality Retreads ii: I· at- • natural that a amUe ~ lllllllger? accompanied Anderaon•a With Mike Lum, a left. one·word retort. banded batter pinch hitting, "I'm ue a lot ol other Atlanta Bravelllllllller oaw manuen have Uled tbe flveBrlatol, tried to C<mbal the man Infield In almlliar lltuatloo with I five-man · Jltuallana," said Brlllal. "f Infield, deploylna three don't conllider ~U any players, Including right· imcivator. But, when you · fielder T<m Paclorek, on the wanna win, you lr)' ~ rllht tide ol aecond bue. . If you think 11 might keep you What . would Cincinnati froiD lotng. Reds' manager Sparky "A fly ball to the outfield Ia Anderson haw done If he'd gonna beat you," said Brlllol. been confrooted with the "So you might 11 well make It same Jituallon? tougberfcrthebattertogeta ''Prayed," answered ground ball tlrough the In· Anderson. field ... And, alnce Lum had There'• a utUe paycbolo8Y _slammedagroundballstngle attached to the maneliver, INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UP!) -' Mter agreeing to withdraw a ~ m!Woo lawsuit agatnat Los Angeles Latera owner Jack Kent Cooke, Jerry West has been choeen as the NBA club't head ooach. "I wouldn't lie here un1esa my suit had been dropped," the 38-year-old West told a jampacked Forum news . cooference Thursday. ''Mr. Cooke and I did have some differences in the put: But I can 888UI'e you that they were. strictly financial. ''My rBapect for him has been ratber unique. We had a greatrelatlonahlpwhen I was a player and I'm sure it's going to continue in the future. I'm terribly happy." The Ierma of West's multi· year contract or bls agreement to drop the suit were not di:Jcloaed. West filecl his Utlgalioo against California Sports a.-, 0 Bengals on TV Sunday IN HO!m'EIN COMPETITION of the MeigB County Junior Dairy Show Oentae Dean won the Reserve Ollmpioa award while Ed Holter won the Grand Olamplon award. Caaar Ander- recugrd'*' thll. tempting to lill!llllce, That'• wby the RtdJ' bunlad what amounlllil to a victory over the Bravt·J IJIIIIIIII' called Ill Role to IIIII drift to 8nft third ThUnday llilbt, II wu only rtlay I to Lum at b a - Jerry ao,u-. There was tough com- Todo's Starllte. Davy Darst petition Thursday In the riding Ills Blair's Misty Bay Western Pleasure horse class was second; Tony Kennedy. with 20 riders taking pari In Tuppers Plains on Miss Koko the annual open class horse was third; Mike Rogers show of ihe Meigs County · riding Miss Bar D. owned br. Fair. . Greg Young, Point Pleasan • Taking first place was Bill · was fourth, and fifth was Cole riding Phoebus, owned Mike Shoemaker, Cheshire. by Cole Stables of Tuppers riding his pony. Chief. Little Plains With second . place. Britches. ·· going toCaiun lmpr.lniowned Sherry lndasied of by Richard Carpenter of Pomeroy ·was first In the Reedy, W: Va. Third place English pleasure horse class went to Jr. Kennedy on riding . her Denmark's Hilltop Bob owned by .Tony Supreme Son wlih second Kennedy, Tupper~ Plains and going to Jerry Frank, Athens. Robin Rlichle on Jet Red riding Garclas Rusty lad. owned by Cole Stables was Third went io Beverly Dixon fourth with Clarice McCae ot Coolville on Nadamar Le ridden by Kristin And~rson of Sultan ; fourth to Gloria Pomeroy taking fifth . Hanning. Hamden, riding · Flrsi place In the Western Hlpolas P. Hartman, and filth pleasure ponr,, >41 to 56 Inch to Tony Kennedy, Tuppers class, was C ndy Daugherty Plains. riding Hilltop Bob. of Point Pleasant riding her Herb Pars(!fls •. Marietta, Kick myths about workouts ·BJ Lawreace E. Lamb, M.D. right. and $8; Oentae Dean third and fl: Mark Mora fourth and $8; Stephanie Radfllfd Oltb and $II and silth wu won by Dean Colwell, who in the words of tbe judge "d..-ved recognition." There were to be only five places ortglnally. All other entrants woo $2. Pomeroy National Bank and Landmark spoosored the event. EXTENDED OUTLOOK ,• Candyman sharp $12 50 P.lus RecapJJable Casilg Includes Mounting and Balning General Tire Middlepart, 0. yarda in 29 carries and three touchdowna. 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"'''"' " _ _,_"· '"'' """" ,.,, 11t\""~~ O:~''li,I'I:K• """ Finished in simulated wood .. grain American �1-,.Dlll7.,.,,.,,_ ~ Meigs' own win purses DON .SPENCER, SON 0~ THE LATE Sidney Spencer, Pomeroy, well known horse driver lllld trainer, makes It to victory In the fifth race at the Meigs Co Wily Fair Thur8day night. 'lliREE LOCAL DRIVERS were featured In this fifth race at !be Melga Co1111ty Fair Thunday. In the pack are l!urdell' McKinney, Mlddlepot't; Sherry Indeslad,, l'umerey, lllld Don Spencer, formerly of Pomeroy, and· now of Marietta. Sport Parade 0 •• ••' , ... .... ...'• ....• ' .• POMEROY'S ED HUMPHREY drove tO I f1nt plaet In the third race at. the Melp County Fair Tlmrlday evening. Humphrey's horse wu "Rooillda" owned by Byrm M. Bailey, alao of Pomeroy. won both the eighth and 11th races, also lor three year old pacers, first division. In the sei:ond division, the ninth and . 12th races, Hillcrest Story, owned by R. G. 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Bible Studf FUN FOR THE FAMILY m · ·Water Softener (Located 26 No. Second Ave., Mlddlej)ort, Ohio) ., l 0 MIDDLEPORT, 0. ---- - - -- - - - - - - I . ., 113TH - MEIGS .COUNTY - 113TH TV & Appliance Gas Service SHORT SHAG SALAD & FRUITS Budget Body Permanents $10.00 Kay's Beauty Salon UFO lBnding site? Uh, welt, hardly C. Twisted cuf! , white or RIDENOUR'S mce, advanced Into today's losers bracket semifinals. The winner will play Grand Rapids tonight for !be right to oppose Hawaii In the tourney finals. Hung Fu-lln pitched a one· hitter as the Talwaneae olde· lined New Castle, Del., 5-2, in the afternoon game and Rlcb· mond exploded for seven runs In the faurth Inning to o\oertake and ouet Canada, 11· 5. Shortstop Mark Meleski cracked his second homer of the series to lead the VIrginians who trailed the Canadian champs, 3-1 after tbree Innings. Tal wan built a 5-0 advantage before Larry lenoir homered In the fourth imlng for !be eastern region champs' only hit. Lenoir's blaat followed the mly walk given up by Hung. ' US $242,859. went 6 2-31nnings for the win. Kansas City ace Dennis Leonard lost, dropping him to 0 rn~ ----·----·- ----·- ·- -·- -, '12.88 CURLY WIGS 1h PRICE All WIGS I· ON SALE! II • Body J.ewelry Hawaii stUfunbeaten in LL tourney NAOMI'S WIGS ~ COLUMBUS (UPI) - Ex' pectant Father moved ahead · of Mooreland Layne In the. stretch and held on for a head victory In the feall!red eighth race at Scioto Downs Thursday night. Double Strength was third. Driven by Terry Holton, Expectant Father covered the mile In 2:03 4-6 and paid $10.:1ll, $4.60 and $3.60. Edgewood Handora (2) won the flrai race and Pinball ( 4) the secood for a nlghlly double combination worth $113.60. A crowd of 4,225 wagered Powell's bat key ·to Indians' wiD "Dinner Oates"· ..•• • For all your home Entertainment and Appliance Needs · hit the Orioles over tbe 2 1-3 imlngs to notch his 15th save. Lyman Bostock set up the · wimlng Mtmesota rWlin the siJ:th by drawing .a basesloaded walk from reliever Tippy Martinez which forced home Butch Wynegar. Wynesar and Stew Brye knocked In the other Twins' 12U ; Dabble Mlchltl, 3r Girl Scout Troopa were weD .,d Moll nell Thomes. Cog II' . repreal!llted in 111e Melp Pomeroy Junior Troo/. SharI Syrac:UM Troq~ Jllllor Fair lhla ...,ar 1110 : Tammy Capehart, , 1120 : Jill Brownie '!be Dchincer re111lm was "-··ty N.. u . Becky """'' ,. Olide Eblin. held AQ~~. I at the Route 33 wllh 11 troopa entering the Recine Junior Troop : Adkins, Angle Davit, Kim Jo Sherrl Sinon, 2, Roadalde Park with 54 competition with their Kathy Babr, 2. Melinda Cogar. Chr lstlna Arnold. Juanita exhibits In lhe junior fair Salmons. 2. present. Syracuse Jun lor Troop Gul nthor , Btcky Amott ll!d' Mrs. Eckla Wayland was llll.ldln8. 120~: ·shar.l Cesar. 3, Susan Sherrl Rllchlt. Chesler Jill lor TrOOfl JQ.It: recognized 11 the eldest Selllcted to receive the JeH. 2, Kim Wwirr<Nt, 2, Mai"y Miry Hibbs. Jenny Burke, outstanding troop award was Winebrenner. 3. and Allee atlendlng; Samantha Waugh, Oloryl Folmer, Pam Law..,, lhe )'OIIlgest, and Mr. and Racine Brownie Troop 1100 Rl~~lc2~se Brownie Troop Andree Betty, Beth Teaford, ' Champions and ·reserve Mn. Kenneth Leifheit, whose leader Ia Charlotte 1120: Paula Winebrenner. Beretta Oeeler. Horrlsonvllle Brownloa KnoxviUe, Tenn. the family Wamsley. Mrs. Mary Wise Becky Roush and Kim Jo e)lampl0111 In 1 variety oi4-H 1052: Darla Hatfield, Mary iravellng the farthest. Prayer and Ml'l. Donna Ohlinger, ~er . PfOjeell were announced at . Jane King, Rile William.., . )l'ecedinB lhe dinner waa both long-time girl scout Bel~=~~.~ ~a'Z?~~~'. the Wedne8day youtb night Racine Junlor Troop: given by Rslph Eichinger. leaders, judged the elhiblts Pam Reibel, Cheryl Folmer, Melinda Salmons. 2, Loren program. Wolfe. Games were played and and awarded ribbons, as 2; Terry Ann Starcher. They are Fred Young, Pomeroy Junior Troor. follows : Harrisonville Troop 1052: pr!Jea awarded In the af· champloo and Mike McGuire, 11SO: Tam my Capehar , Blue Ribbons: Kanda · Donahue. Susan Arternoon. reserve, electrl~lly; Ed Raclne Brownie Troop nold. Linda Rlgg.s, Lisa DIK.Ie Eblin. In obaervance · of .the 12.0: Meii$Sa lhle, Teresa Riggs, Bridget -Largent , Holter, champ(on, mon&y ticentennial year, a large Teaford.- :z. Debbie Holler, Katrina DonOhue, Melissa lilanagement; David Bw-t, cake decorated Uke a flag Melody West, Ktr. rl Beeale, 2. HCJNerd and Kristin Hebner, Aui(Ust Special champion, and Rodney was presented by Mr. and Usa PanMs. Loll thle. 2, 3. Keller, teierve, welding; Red Ribbons: Mrs. Ernest Bowers of Eina. Mendy Hill, Lori Adams an~ Tammie Starcher, champion, Klnda Rizer. Racine Brownie Troop Attending were Mr. and lllld Keitb Jordan, reserve, Salisbury Junior Troop 12~7: Robin Sauvage, Mrs .. Paul Eichinger, Paula 1100 : Angela Hatfield. 2, Melinda Hill, 2. Lori Adms. 2. rope; Johnnie Riebel, lild Tammy, Pomeroy; Nora. Kathy Parker . 3, Angle Kelly Rizer, 2. Melissa lhle. champion, and Mike Houdashelt, Mt. and Mrs. Clifford, '· and Rhoda Jef· Becky v"" Meter 2. Billie McGuire, reserve In en2. Rice, Lisa Parsons. Teresa William Eichinger, f..-s. tomology; Danny Riggs, Pom..-oy Brownie Troop Teaford, Debbie Holter. Syracuse; Linda and Mandy 1076: Crystal Lane, Trlna Mandl Hill and Dixie Dugan. champloo, and Marco Jef. MRS. LUciu..E LEIFHEIT, A MEMBER of the Meip County Fair Board, preaented Boyd, John Eichinger, Mr. Reeves and Suzan Thoma, ~. . Troop 1100 Salisbury !era, reserve, flahing; Dennis Mr. and ft1ra. Clarence Nicholl, Tuppen Plalnl, with a gift Thunday afternoon when the Salisbury Brownie : Jll\lors: Kathy Parker. 5, Md Mrs. Jack Gibbl, Doyle 169 N. Second St. Donohue, c,hamplon, and couple was hmored at the Senior Cltlzenl tent as a part ot Senior Citizens Day at the.Me/81 Tammy Slone, ~. and Angle Clifford. · and Randy, Parkerl!b.rg, W. Middleport, 0. Denise White, veterinary County Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Nichols are both 90 and were married 69 years ialt January. Ruiland Cadettes : Palll · Pomeroy Brownie Troop Va.; Mr. ind Mrs. Roger Theywlll be appearing at the grandstand on Silturda)"'e'Venlng and will be hmored again at ~clence; Rodney Keller, Dugan. 2, Gena LlndseJl., , 1076 : . Kim Eblin, Crystal Phone 9?2·2725 lbat time. . Lane. 2; and Suzan Thome, 2. Hubbard, Tracie and RCJI!er Denise Lamberl· champion; David Burt, Harrisonville , Brownie . Syracuse Junior Troop Lee, Syracuse; Mr. and Mfs. 1052: ~~serve, tractor; Ralph T..-rl Gilliam. L(l!'enda 1204:. Shari Coger, 2, Usa OlarlesSayre,Pomeroy; Mr. Donahue. Jordan, champion, and April ,_linda Salmons Will is, 2, and Julia Willis, 2. 111d Mrs . Allen Eichinger, Wise, reserve, Ohio Birds; Syracuse Brown ies : Leroy Eichinger, Mrs. Max Veronica Provo, Kristin Bryan Gheen, champion, and Elehlnger, Becky and Max, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Haynes, Tracie Rae Hub· Bruce Gheen, reserve, Jr., Mary Beth Hawley, Eichinger, Colmnbus: Mrs. bard, Clnda Arnold, Julie rocketry. Darla Kelly, Mrs. Howard Grace Stobart, Pomeroy; Houdashell. Kim Adams, . ·Barbara Douglas, cham· Kathy Pickens. Heidi Cobb, Smith, Rick and Tracy, Mrs. Greg Waugh and Carroll Hendr ix. Malinda pion, Mary Mora, reserve, Paneroy. Samanllla, Oliirleston, W. Wells' and Lori Wood. flrat aid; Becky El~er, Racine Juniors : Lois Marti Krawsczyn, Mid· Va.; Mr. and Mrs. John champion, and Tamta Clark, Frank. Melinda Salmons. dleport; Mr; and Mrs. Ernest Sinith and Amy, Charleston, · Pomeroy reserve, !list aid II; David Junior Troop Leifheit, Akron; Mr . and w. Va; ; Henry Frank, 1180 : Tammy C~ehart, Burt, champion, and Nicky Pomeroy ; Mrs. Edna Belinda Grimm, Edle I..:eonarl\, small engines; Mr•. Ernest Bowers and Wayland, . Middleport ; c;.r:lmm tracie SchUl, champion, and · Todd, Etna: Mr. and Mrs. Debbie Nelson, Racine. White lo<lbbOns: Tom Pullins, reserve, Kenneth Leifheit and lamUy; The reunion will be held at Racine Brown ie Troop Kno:rilllle, Tenn.; Mr. and . photography; Keith 'Jordan, 1247: Becky Van Meter, Billie Mrs Albert Lehr California •. lhe same place next year· Jean Rice, 1. Randy Hill, champion, and Raeleen Rachel Reiber. Kelly Rizer, OUver, bicycle. Marty Maynard, Teresa " Keith Wolfe, champloo, and Teaford, Dixie Dugan, 3, Marco Jeffers, reserve, Alana Lyons. 2, Mendy Hill, Kerrl Beegle and Robin ~oodworking; Johnnie Sauvage . % ~ . fl!ebel, champion, and Todd W N Salisbury Junior Troop ROYAL CROWN iaoberts, reserve, gun aafety; 1100: Rhonda Jeffers, Kathy ~l u.. Helen Bottel f Parker. 2, and Angle CIIHord. BOffiiNG COMPANY :Mark McGuire, champion, I -1 Pomeroy Brownie Troop •)lnd Ralph Jordan, reserve, • • • • 1076: .I,,. Trl na Reeves . ~xplore Ouldoors; Tej:eaa Uprllbt Mull Ollly H1111181l Syracuse J un lor Troop ·Dorst, champion, and Cindy DEAR HELEN: :PIIzer, reserve In "You Are A liB joke 8lllCIIg us four teenage children was !bat our the Manager"; Crystal liptlght, upright father bad sex with Mom only four times 'Roush, champion, exploring once to produce each d. us. Being precise.perfect, he wouldn't 'ltome economics; Angle need a second try. Spencer, champion, helping WHEN niE MEIGS COUNTY FAIR BOARD asked !bat residenta wear bicentennial Two Years ago M1111 died. At first Dad just llhrlveled Into at home; Mary Colwell, clothing to the Meigs Fair this year they really goi response from these four ladles who were blmaelf and we worried tbat he might soon join her. .champion, clean, crisp look; taking In the sights 111 the RI'OWJds Thursday when Senior Citizens Day was observed. From 'Iben we nOticed he was wearing brlgh!A!r clothes and Jerry Jordan, champion, and spending more money. We'dcallandhewouldn't behane. He the left are Elizabeth Slaven, Ethel Hughes, IWse McDade and Caryl Coot. Bonita Harvey, reserve, child was secretive about his weekends whicb he'd always before care; Lena Sampson, spend wltb us and the gralidchlldren. · Now- can you beUeve this -our strait..laeed father has champion, and Beck1Eg, reserve in Learn Abo Home boUBilt a mollll:cycle, and goes camplnc with his woman Furnishings; Bill Dyer , friend. They're planning a CJ'OS8o(!Ountry trip In her van during Champion, and Rick Jordan, · . LANCASTER, Ohio. (UPI) Nevertheless, Barry still . brought out a funnel. "But I bla vacation. reserve, . vegetable garShe lan 't exacUy crude (she's edueatec1 and In bus!neBII l, dening; Cathie Qulvey, - What the Fairfield CoWlty · had his doubts. He said measured," Barry said, "and but she's boisteious and, well - esactly oppoalte from Mom. • champiQn, . and Tammy Sheriff's Department has Thursday ,when he asked the tbat funnel was 7 inche& We're afraid Dad bas more !ban be can handle and wonder been Investigating for the boy to produce the around. The marks In the • • rttzer, reserve, flower how we can l:tlntl him back to hla senses.- WORRIED past week as a possible UFO ' lnstnunent with which he field were 6 inches." -ardening. · DEAR WORRIED: landing site has been made the marks, the boy Let "Dad" handle his own affairs. He's doing fine, foc a identified as tlie love tryst of Flanagan , Pagan (6). Mar~ late bloomer. - H. • two deer . tinez (6) and Ouncan ; Singer , DEAR HELEN: At Sheriff's Dan Berry's Major League Results Campbell {7) and Wynegar. WP :llOYALTY VISITS Cmceming these people who say affairs help a marriage, I By United Press !nternitionil - Singer <10-8). LP- Pagan ( ~ request, members of the ~ MADRID, Spain (UPI) National League 5 ). HR - Baltimore, Singleton quote Honore de Blazac who wrote, "It Is as absurd to say tbat King Juan Carlos and Queen Columbus-based Civil Pittsburgh 000 010 ooo- 1 1Q 1 {7 } . a man can't love one woman all the time as it Is to say th8t a Sophia of Spain Thursday Commission on Aerial Sa n Frncisco 000 000 ooo- 0 9 I Candelaria 02 -4) and San - California 000 021 ooo- 3 7 0 viollnlst need& several violins to play the same piece of paid a visit tel the nuclear Phenomena spent an guillen, Oyer {6) ; Barr, Moffitt Detroit 01'2 100 OOX- ~ 7 0 music."- OBSERVER Hartzell, Monge (.C ) and •aircraft carrier Nimitz, the afternoon cbecklng O!arles (7) and Rader . LP-, Barr 0010}. Et chebarrtm ; Bare, Crawford DEAR OIIIERVER: . Dagl!hip of !be U.S. 8th Fleet. Allen's garden. (6) and Freehan . WP- Bare (5. The trouble is, there are always the musicians who yearn ALL THIS WEEK " Since 'ruesday, deputies Houston 000 000 OlQ- 1 .5 1 6l. LP- Hartzell !3·•>. HAsfor the Wlre&chable Stradivarius- and keep wondering if the ladelphl 301011 01x-7 17 0 California, Jones ( 5), Guerrero have been Investigating In PhAndujar, . Mclaughlin (6 ), {1 }. nett time aroWJd thl!y•U find it. . . that garden a . puzzling Sambiro (8) aind Jonnson ; T hese are the types who' claim affairs help a manlage : . SATURDAY, · triangle of mashed cocn and Carlton <15 - ~l and McCarver. Kansas City 021 000 1DO-' 8 1 LP- Andujar (6-9). HRs- Ph lla . Milwaukee 030 021 OOx- 6 ll 0 they need excuses. - H. disc..like marks an the outer delphia, Schmidt (32), John . Le-onard, Mingori (6) and points of a perfectly stone (4 ). Martinez . Stinson (6) ; Au gus . DEAR HELEN: AUGUST 21 tine, Frisella (7) ami . Porter . I can relate to "No Name." I also am a woman who fell In IIi · symmetrjeal triangle. Ins~ With ( 11 innings} WP - Augustine (6-81. LP - love with another woman. I was 'll, she 37; we bad lrusbands, The CCAP, a group of 00 Atlonlo 200 000 000 DO- 2 8 7 Leonard {1l·l l. HR - Mil· 010 000 100 01 - 3 10 1 waukee, Thomas ( 7). and seven children between us. Shoes From professional men, however, Cinci Messersm ith, Dev ine {8) and I myself didn't care wbat society said, and felt if my found deer tracks around the correll ; Zachry , McEnaney (8) , Boston 001 000 001 -2 a o 9:00 a.m. - Garden Tractor Pull The garden. 'They reported that Borbon (10}. WP- Borbon !3·2}. Chicago 110 100 10x- • 8 0 family loved me they'd try to understand. 10:00 a.m . - Tractor Pull LP- Oevlne (2-4). Wise, Willoughby (1) and I say: Love whom you want and Uve your own Ufe. Don't deer commonly mate In that Fisk : Brett (7 -8) and Down ing. I: 00 p.m.- Pretty Baby and Little Miss & let conventional mores dictate. - NOT ASHAMED area. CCAP alao traced the New YOrk 000 000 041- 5 11 1 LP- WiSe {9·10}. Mister Contest - Show Ring on Hill Los Angeles 000 100 01<6 7 2 DEAR N.A.: . "landin8 pad Imprints" to Lollch, LOckWOOd {8), ApodO· ~~~·.•~and :: ~~; 1~ j Middleport, Reading between the Unes, I gather the other woman did +6:00 p.m. - Women's Costume Contest Allen's 11-year-old grandaon, ca (91 and Grote ; Hooton, Wall {8} , sosa 18 }, Hough (9} and Waits, Buskey !Sl, LoRcx:he notfeelasyoudo. Ifshe'sstUhrithherhusbandandchUdren, I +8:00p.m. - Kenny Starr who admitted the prank. Rodr iguez. WP-Hough {11 ·l l. {8} and Fosse : Briles, Bacslk can only hope she IJu recovered from her different kind of ' LP- Apodoca {7· 6! . HRs- Los w. Skok {8l. Foucault !81 1 Angeles , Cey (20}, Garvey (8 ). Hoerner '(8} , Terpko {9) and. ove. - H. Sundberg . WP- Buskey <•·31. DEAR HELEN. (Only games scheduled) LP(O. l) . HR- Cieveland, PIease ten'"Distraug ht ,, there. Is heIp .for eomp ulsive PowellSkok 2 {6}; Texos, Burroughs American League !1AI. eating In ''Overealers Anonymous." It's listed In the phone . +Grandstand Attractions Balt imore 101 002 ooo- • 11 1 !Only games scheduled book, or If there is no chapter In her town, she can start one, 1 Minnesota 000 023 OOx- S 9 0 using the balia1 of A.A. It works, Helen. I've lost 37 pounds and am beginning to Uke myself.- ANONYMOUS OVEREATER • r' Eleven troops in competition Eichingers gather r • Fans at ~ Meigs County · twilight harness horse program Thutaday eventna aaw a jackpot ol races - 12 In all - and local drivers and horses compele lor puraea, some successfully. In the first and fourth racea for three y~ old filly pacers, Piper Pin~, owned by Dottle Sleleki, Ironton, took first place In botb events and wu the trophy blanket winner. The trophy was provided by' Swisher-Lohse Phannacy. . Generally a good bet, driver Don Spencer, formerly Of Pomeroy·and a son of the late Sidney Spencer, an el· cellent driver and trainer, came through In the 5e~=ond division to win first place In both the second and liftb races with "Wonder Hill". Spencec and his sister, Sedonia, own tbe animal. Driving in the race also were Burdell McKinney of Middleport, Jrna Gem, owned by Dorothy Mcl{enzle, Pomeroy; · Sllerry Indestad; driving Terry 's Baroness, . owned by Brooks Sayre , Syracuse, and Rim Newhart, • driving Ima McKnight, owned J!y Ralph C. Calvert, Sr., of Pomeroy. In the third and sixtb races for . two year old trotters, Romilda, owned by Byron M. Bailey, Pomeroy, and driven by Ed Humphrey of Pomeroy, was first In the third but dropped to fourth In the sixth. Marietta Girl, owned by Ray A. Newhart, Marietta, was second in the third and firs\ in the sixt!l. In the severith and lOth races, two year old trotters, secood division, Model Hill owned by Scott Rankin, Hopewell, was fll'st In the seventh and second in the lllh and JJR, owned by Jack Tedrick and Ralph Daines of Athens, taking second in the seventh and first in the tenth. JJR won the trophy blanked provided by H. and R. Firestone Store, Middleport, for having ·the fastest time. TarTary Silrook, owned by William Brown, Harpster, By MILTON RlaDIAN UPI llportl EdiW NEW YORK (UPI) - Boys will be boys-el;cept when they suddenly show up as girls. When tl)at ha~, especially In IIOIIHI lq~ed 11mn11 tournament, It stirs up people. It Isn't 10 much a matter Of anyme objecting to boys and girls playtna together, since no me could or would ever want to stop !bat, u It Is a matter of being curloua over which Ia wblcb. . or Renee Richards is a 41-year-old ophthalmologist from Newpcrt Beacb, Calif., who was Dr. Richard Raskin befcre undergoing a ae~:-change operat!Gn lut year. She bu generated111mucb controversy trying to enter the U.S. Tennis Open as a woman rather !ban a man, whlcb II wbat her cklver'a Ucenae always aald she was, !bat she has pushed tbe "'eebell pennant races to the bottom of the spcrta section In a ngnber of JleWIJIIIPel'l. 'l1le u.s. Tennis Alilod'llall won't let her play lg8inlt lhe • - i n the U.S. Open until abe can prm abe actually is one Of tMm by I cblunc.ome lelt. She lmo!rs If abe submits to • tllat, abe can't JICIIIIII!ly pasa beca~~~e there Is no way anyone THIS TROPHY BLANKET PRoVIDED by the Royal Crown Bottling Co. at Middleport can cbaJWe .btl or her p!MII. . .. · 'l1le WGIIIell temil playera dlln't want Renee Rlchards ·was one of three awarded io horses with the best time in Thursday's race program at the playq wltb them, they uy, becaaae tbey lblnlt the Uoot-2 Meigs Fair Thursday. The winner of this trophy was Hillcrest Story, owned by R. G. Betts of BarnesviUe. doctior mJcbt blve an 1lllfalr 8dvantage aplrwt them. Befcn ~ the 1e1: chlllge, Richard Raitln was a rankin~ player ammg men 35 ,_..lllld O¥er, llut regardleas of her .,eat love for tbe game, It Ia lnc<lloelvable she weal tbrouiiJID abe lid merely to beaJme the top wcanan's teonla pia,.-. Bultlel, there Ia no evidence to llbow that Renee Rldlnl waald be any matcb at aD for the liRs of lllril Evert after Califll'nia closed to II' E - Goolagmg Cawley. ByBllUIADDEN Wblte SOl '· Red Sox Z: ·RaM Riebanlll has a pretty gO(ld Idea d. tbathenelf. UPISporU Wrller Ken Brett sjlaced eight hits within a run in the sixth . ''1 did IIIII iBidergo 1 1e1: cblnle 10 thatl coUld be awcman's "Big Boog" PaweD., the ,3> while Jorge Ortadrove in.one Crawfml nailed down Ray ........... It 41," abe IIYI· year old Oeveland Indians run and scored anotlier as the Bare'~ fifth win by yielding Sbeaddll, ~bough, "Jdo DOt feel tllathhould be c:ompelled to slugger, has. been Suffering White Sol topped Bostoo. just ooe hit after LeFllre's 11op p1af1ng loul'nlml.llt tenn1a and I would M!s!der It unfair · tbrou8b !be lliOit ftultrattng Brett, a most valuable run.producing single had to be i1ijUilllttd to play In men'• events." · . aeaaon of hla 15-year major acqulaition·since coming over increased Detroit's lead to W ' Sbe'a rllll'· · leque career. But now be's £run the Yankees, improved in the fourth. Rmee lUi:lllrdl waDIIIO be a 'WCIIIIIII. Sbe went tbrougb all beginning to fatten btl rWl his record to 7-8. Jack Brewen' l, Royals t: Von Joshl!B, out for two a.t ardell to becGme 111e, even COIIIIideriD& IIUidde at one ·proWctim-IIIOIIly at the ex- Brobamer also bad two RBis palat hnu• of iiiDir turmaill, and abe tldJJb Of henelf mly pe!lle of the Teul Hangen. for Olicago. days with the flu, came back Ia the Cllllted Of a woman,ao laay let her play tenn1a with the 'l'bunday night he crave Tlgen t, ~~~ 1: with a single and triple to •-· bome five runs wltb a pair d. Roo LeFllre singled home pace Milwaukee's attack Whltlaewaybudyeeutngaoowemeatedabwt? ldon'tiDnk homei'1J-«<ly hla !Ifill and what proved to be the winning which alao featured tbree . _ Ridlm'dl ilauq1D IUrt lilY big tn!nd. What's the big sixth of lbe year-and a run In the foortb inning and RBJs from Gorman Th(lll8S cwltmlty If !be dael ~ • a 'WCIIIIBII? If abe can't play ~. in le8ding the Indians .run Crawford turned in 2 1-3 and !IIIO!her two by Robin wllh thaD IIlii If !be can no l4qer play with the men, wbat to a · 74 victory over the Innings of sparkling relief Yount. Jerry Augustine, 6-8, doel abe became, a JICIII1IIayiDc neuter? 'lbat's not right, Rangers. He bas now bit ,_ ellber. · holnen oil Tesas pitching in ''Fromaillpletan.olnt,abehasemyrlghttodowhatshe the last week while the cld IIlii daiD& tblt, lbe certliDiy has a rlgbt to compete," aays Rangers bave now lost siJ: in ~ NatlwwMI, 1 New York allmley. ''Qf eoune there a roW. GARY, Ind. (UP)) HigashiclOsedthedoorona MilD be 1 ........., wwhere betwe&i the right ot • priVIIte "It bu been a frustrating Defending chainpion Tl!lwan , seventh-inning rally by ludlvkU!and lbe pabllcilllereBt,llldallbaugiiJ•bUc Interest year for me but It's all will bave to win two games Michigan when he forced his I&JII'ali1Nweilllll tberlghtofpriftlelndlvldull, I ean'tsee because of the injuriea," said today to get a seM1d shot at mound oppment, Gadbois, to wblre !be public iDtenlt In tbil CMe would be aulMrilDated In Powell, who, because of Hawaii In the llnala of the ground out with the bases .. my way. AI a taudl plaf« myalf, I'D be interested to Bee -*11!, shoolder and knee Senior Little League World loaded. bow abe dael •p"* the wcmen plaJtl'l." mlaerlea was balling just .217 Series. Earlier, Richmond, Va. RmeeRiebanlllil"" t•hcap!MibeWOIDIIISaturdlyln entering the game. · Hawaii Thurlday night re- and Taiwan, both beaten He homered with Rico IIIIIned unbeaten to advance tbebllllldlaltlle1'1111111Week0penatSIIuth0rqe, N.J. Her !Ira oppaaent II C.lby Beene, a ~-old teaching pro carty aboard in !be fourtb to to lbe finals of the doublefrGID Boaltcla wbG..,. lllle doeln't miDI at aD pia~ against !lake the Indians to a 4-4lead ellmlnatilll tournament Ill ._, and then belped eraae a 5-4 Saturday. 'Ddlloii mejllla tbe traditional prep for the U.S. Open at deftdt wltb another twKIIJI The team from Aiea Shrider names Fonll B1111, wbldl pta under way Sept. I. Reaee Richards shot In the eighth. He drove trtmmed Grand Rapids, ~aJ~abe'uppeal._ tbe USTA'a tJedoloo barring her from the home his final run with a Micb., 2-1, with Keith Oyama U.S. OpeD If abe am't pua the ~teat, wblch she lingle In the ntntb. · inoeldng In both runs wjth a dedhwto tllle. file Uo NJI she will DGt- the USTA. . Ellewhere In !be American siJ:th..innlng double. new MU trainer 8Dcb cmqa'lcalilllll! · \ League, Minnesota edged The Hawaii win overshad· Do J'W 1a••n1w the good old daJI wben boYI ~boys Baltimore, 5-4, Detroit aired a liilUant two.bltter by llldprlawenpialllld.ltwasiUJtoleDwblcb werewhil!ltby &haded Cellfornla, 4-3, Michigan's Doug Gadbois, OXFORD, Ohio (UPI) tbe 'Willi wwe the pantl. Ollc:ago put away Boston, 4-2, who struck oul 15 l.slanders. Miami Unlvenlty Athletic Roo fDgashl won oo a five and Mllwallllee topped Director Richard Shrider bu Kansu City, 1>4; In !be mly hitter, striking out a dozen SUNDAY IIQIOOnced tblt Mark Nlerent.tters. lllUDf8 acheduled. AUGUST22 garten IJ replacing Ron Sunday, 8·2p.m. Rlbarlc u a•etant atbletlc Walkup,2·10p.m. trainer at the lcbool. Rlharlc has been appointed MEAT the ftnt he8d trainer at Florida Technological Baktcl sttek, raul University In Orlando, F._. bttf, lloundor fish, hlmburter lftak, him. 1'1~. 25, a.naUve of Dulutb~Minn., holdli a B.S. VEGETABLES degree fnm !be University of , Grttn bMns, corn, Mlnqeeota·Dululh and a MasI·, • noodltt. ,I ter's degree from Indiana .,. ' University, where he worked the put year In the HOOilen' POTAlOES "Y_.II have to 111oo1 ..,lcltl basketball and baseball Olla 1 ltert moving, 1•m llkls, malhtcl, home training prosram as a • llatcllng fer the S!Hmbolil frlft. graduate alllatant. lnnl" 4-H work .. pro;ects judged - l'i-1' . FOR YOUR LIVESTOCK Bulb.. SAYS DOM ••• WE HAVE PBIEI BEEF SIDES \ t& 76$ ..,._.,_ Q?:cs::.."' .......64c lb. ,..,..... 11;1. ~·92c Don't Let Your FrHzer Get Low .,.. The Price Of Beef Go Up. RIVER DOWNS CINCINNATI (UPI) - In his fourth win of the day, Steve Couthen piloted C.dillac's Ace to a 3'% length victory over Tattle Kate In · the $3,800 featured race at River Oowna Thursday. · cadillac's Ace covered the· mlleand 70 yarda In 1:41 3-5 to pay ~.60, $4.40 and $3.40. TatUe Kale paid ~.80 and ~.:Ill. Cupld'g Helper came In third and returned $4.80. A7-2 dally double comblna· Um of Venturous Miss and Master Fi8hler was worth $341.40. The 4,4t6 fans bet $394,151. ·---- -- ~- ' .. ~ FLOWERS 'For All OccasionsWt Wlre Flowers EYirywhtrt 992-2039 PomiiOJ Fner Shop · Mrs. Mllllnl Yen Miter I'll. 992·2Ut I'll. ff2:S1tl To help deliver dependable per ~ formance, thii Frigidaire Heavy Outy Washer has a heavy • duty motor and other components used In Frig idaire Commercial Washers. It keeps the shape and stretch In knlls longer with the gentle wash aclion or the Frigidaire Knits cycle. helps keep wr inkles out of permanent press Items with 3 Permanent Press Wash cycles. Team It up with the big-load drying capac ity of the .Frigidaire Dryer. It lets you dry as much as lin 18-!b. load all at once. and pfOvides tender care for every· thing from delicates to denims. • • / �1-,.Dlll7.,.,,.,,_ ~ Meigs' own win purses DON .SPENCER, SON 0~ THE LATE Sidney Spencer, Pomeroy, well known horse driver lllld trainer, makes It to victory In the fifth race at the Meigs Co Wily Fair Thur8day night. 'lliREE LOCAL DRIVERS were featured In this fifth race at !be Melga Co1111ty Fair Thunday. In the pack are l!urdell' McKinney, Mlddlepot't; Sherry Indeslad,, l'umerey, lllld Don Spencer, formerly of Pomeroy, and· now of Marietta. Sport Parade 0 •• ••' , ... .... ...'• ....• ' .• POMEROY'S ED HUMPHREY drove tO I f1nt plaet In the third race at. the Melp County Fair Tlmrlday evening. Humphrey's horse wu "Rooillda" owned by Byrm M. Bailey, alao of Pomeroy. won both the eighth and 11th races, also lor three year old pacers, first division. In the sei:ond division, the ninth and . 12th races, Hillcrest Story, owned by R. G. Betta, Bar• nesville, was first and was the trophy blanket horse with lhe Royal Crown BotUing Co. providing tlle irophy blanket. · for a real man SCI<rrO RESULTS bracelets, with historic overtones ... fresh ideas. See our wide sele ction , traditional and rnodern . There's one that 's perfect for him! A. Pewter Eagle, white or gold·lone. $17.50 • B. Indian head coin . $15 SERVICE 15-S. TwiDI 5, Orlalei 4: ReUef ace Bill Campbell no- dimerJ~ New designs in sional DOXOL gold·lo,ne . $12.50 Racine, Ohio Chesler, Ohio· ... DON'T FORGET TO PICK UP YOUR.. r\1118 , " ' ' ' ' • ! ' '\' ••• 2 ~ .. FINE· ; . BINDINGS •• ;· :; . .... -- --- , CALVARY Toned, :"macronl, ~allege dlltso, slo"f. .. OellciRH t:IIMr·lfOiled Stl.tk~ - -·. Dlnl111 Room ttoura .. I I Wellldeys ..7 p.m .. Sunday 1-2 p.m. Walk.. WiiMiolw w.lldlys7.Jf~~om., Sundlyt.IOp.m. CSteamboat In11. "Real Old·Faahloned Home Cooking" . Jnl St., heine, Ohio l I Dial 949 · 2515 ' HOURS: 10:30 to ~ p.m. Thursday and Friday. S.le as long as quantities last. Call for appointment if unable to attend these hours. . . . 1 I II I RIVERSIDE MEDICAL . GROUP Adlacentte Yeteranis Momorlal Hospital R. A. AYERION. M.D. A. G. SOLA, M.D. JOHN C. W. RIDGWAY. THOMPSON,D.D. M.D. ;met Htun; 10.12 o.m. MIJn •• s.t.. 2-4 p.m. Mon •• ~rt., 7.a p.m. Man., Wtcl., , L.~~. ~~:~~!---- ---~~~-.l . . . .M.~P~H~O . ..N~E_.992.-·~33~3..;1......_. l' I, heritage house o. SALT BIBLE atURat OR SALT Extends a warm wel~ome to everyone of the area, to attend the gospel preaching services of this warm, friendly fellowship. .. INDEPENDENT FUNDAMENTAL MISSIONARY .. PASlOR CURnS STEPHEN· l SUNDAY SERVICES -- ·-9:30 Church Bible School 10:30 Pretchlng Service 7: 30 Preaching Service Wed. 7:30 Prtytr. Bible Studf FUN FOR THE FAMILY m · ·Water Softener (Located 26 No. Second Ave., Mlddlej)ort, Ohio) ., l 0 MIDDLEPORT, 0. ---- - - -- - - - - - - I . ., 113TH - MEIGS .COUNTY - 113TH TV & Appliance Gas Service SHORT SHAG SALAD & FRUITS Budget Body Permanents $10.00 Kay's Beauty Salon UFO lBnding site? Uh, welt, hardly C. Twisted cuf! , white or RIDENOUR'S mce, advanced Into today's losers bracket semifinals. The winner will play Grand Rapids tonight for !be right to oppose Hawaii In the tourney finals. Hung Fu-lln pitched a one· hitter as the Talwaneae olde· lined New Castle, Del., 5-2, in the afternoon game and Rlcb· mond exploded for seven runs In the faurth Inning to o\oertake and ouet Canada, 11· 5. Shortstop Mark Meleski cracked his second homer of the series to lead the VIrginians who trailed the Canadian champs, 3-1 after tbree Innings. Tal wan built a 5-0 advantage before Larry lenoir homered In the fourth imlng for !be eastern region champs' only hit. Lenoir's blaat followed the mly walk given up by Hung. ' US $242,859. went 6 2-31nnings for the win. Kansas City ace Dennis Leonard lost, dropping him to 0 rn~ ----·----·- ----·- ·- -·- -, '12.88 CURLY WIGS 1h PRICE All WIGS I· ON SALE! II • Body J.ewelry Hawaii stUfunbeaten in LL tourney NAOMI'S WIGS ~ COLUMBUS (UPI) - Ex' pectant Father moved ahead · of Mooreland Layne In the. stretch and held on for a head victory In the feall!red eighth race at Scioto Downs Thursday night. Double Strength was third. Driven by Terry Holton, Expectant Father covered the mile In 2:03 4-6 and paid $10.:1ll, $4.60 and $3.60. Edgewood Handora (2) won the flrai race and Pinball ( 4) the secood for a nlghlly double combination worth $113.60. A crowd of 4,225 wagered Powell's bat key ·to Indians' wiD "Dinner Oates"· ..•• • For all your home Entertainment and Appliance Needs · hit the Orioles over tbe 2 1-3 imlngs to notch his 15th save. Lyman Bostock set up the · wimlng Mtmesota rWlin the siJ:th by drawing .a basesloaded walk from reliever Tippy Martinez which forced home Butch Wynegar. Wynesar and Stew Brye knocked In the other Twins' 12U ; Dabble Mlchltl, 3r Girl Scout Troopa were weD .,d Moll nell Thomes. Cog II' . repreal!llted in 111e Melp Pomeroy Junior Troo/. SharI Syrac:UM Troq~ Jllllor Fair lhla ...,ar 1110 : Tammy Capehart, , 1120 : Jill Brownie '!be Dchincer re111lm was "-··ty N.. u . Becky """'' ,. Olide Eblin. held AQ~~. I at the Route 33 wllh 11 troopa entering the Recine Junior Troop : Adkins, Angle Davit, Kim Jo Sherrl Sinon, 2, Roadalde Park with 54 competition with their Kathy Babr, 2. Melinda Cogar. Chr lstlna Arnold. Juanita exhibits In lhe junior fair Salmons. 2. present. Syracuse Jun lor Troop Gul nthor , Btcky Amott ll!d' Mrs. Eckla Wayland was llll.ldln8. 120~: ·shar.l Cesar. 3, Susan Sherrl Rllchlt. Chesler Jill lor TrOOfl JQ.It: recognized 11 the eldest Selllcted to receive the JeH. 2, Kim Wwirr<Nt, 2, Mai"y Miry Hibbs. Jenny Burke, outstanding troop award was Winebrenner. 3. and Allee atlendlng; Samantha Waugh, Oloryl Folmer, Pam Law..,, lhe )'OIIlgest, and Mr. and Racine Brownie Troop 1100 Rl~~lc2~se Brownie Troop Andree Betty, Beth Teaford, ' Champions and ·reserve Mn. Kenneth Leifheit, whose leader Ia Charlotte 1120: Paula Winebrenner. Beretta Oeeler. Horrlsonvllle Brownloa KnoxviUe, Tenn. the family Wamsley. Mrs. Mary Wise Becky Roush and Kim Jo e)lampl0111 In 1 variety oi4-H 1052: Darla Hatfield, Mary iravellng the farthest. Prayer and Ml'l. Donna Ohlinger, ~er . PfOjeell were announced at . Jane King, Rile William.., . )l'ecedinB lhe dinner waa both long-time girl scout Bel~=~~.~ ~a'Z?~~~'. the Wedne8day youtb night Racine Junlor Troop: given by Rslph Eichinger. leaders, judged the elhiblts Pam Reibel, Cheryl Folmer, Melinda Salmons. 2, Loren program. Wolfe. Games were played and and awarded ribbons, as 2; Terry Ann Starcher. They are Fred Young, Pomeroy Junior Troor. follows : Harrisonville Troop 1052: pr!Jea awarded In the af· champloo and Mike McGuire, 11SO: Tam my Capehar , Blue Ribbons: Kanda · Donahue. Susan Arternoon. reserve, electrl~lly; Ed Raclne Brownie Troop nold. Linda Rlgg.s, Lisa DIK.Ie Eblin. In obaervance · of .the 12.0: Meii$Sa lhle, Teresa Riggs, Bridget -Largent , Holter, champ(on, mon&y ticentennial year, a large Teaford.- :z. Debbie Holler, Katrina DonOhue, Melissa lilanagement; David Bw-t, cake decorated Uke a flag Melody West, Ktr. rl Beeale, 2. HCJNerd and Kristin Hebner, Aui(Ust Special champion, and Rodney was presented by Mr. and Usa PanMs. Loll thle. 2, 3. Keller, teierve, welding; Red Ribbons: Mrs. Ernest Bowers of Eina. Mendy Hill, Lori Adams an~ Tammie Starcher, champion, Klnda Rizer. Racine Brownie Troop Attending were Mr. and lllld Keitb Jordan, reserve, Salisbury Junior Troop 12~7: Robin Sauvage, Mrs .. Paul Eichinger, Paula 1100 : Angela Hatfield. 2, Melinda Hill, 2. Lori Adms. 2. rope; Johnnie Riebel, lild Tammy, Pomeroy; Nora. Kathy Parker . 3, Angle Kelly Rizer, 2. Melissa lhle. champion, and Mike Houdashelt, Mt. and Mrs. Clifford, '· and Rhoda Jef· Becky v"" Meter 2. Billie McGuire, reserve In en2. Rice, Lisa Parsons. Teresa William Eichinger, f..-s. tomology; Danny Riggs, Pom..-oy Brownie Troop Teaford, Debbie Holter. Syracuse; Linda and Mandy 1076: Crystal Lane, Trlna Mandl Hill and Dixie Dugan. champloo, and Marco Jef. MRS. LUciu..E LEIFHEIT, A MEMBER of the Meip County Fair Board, preaented Boyd, John Eichinger, Mr. Reeves and Suzan Thoma, ~. . Troop 1100 Salisbury !era, reserve, flahing; Dennis Mr. and ft1ra. Clarence Nicholl, Tuppen Plalnl, with a gift Thunday afternoon when the Salisbury Brownie : Jll\lors: Kathy Parker. 5, Md Mrs. Jack Gibbl, Doyle 169 N. Second St. Donohue, c,hamplon, and couple was hmored at the Senior Cltlzenl tent as a part ot Senior Citizens Day at the.Me/81 Tammy Slone, ~. and Angle Clifford. · and Randy, Parkerl!b.rg, W. Middleport, 0. Denise White, veterinary County Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Nichols are both 90 and were married 69 years ialt January. Ruiland Cadettes : Palll · Pomeroy Brownie Troop Va.; Mr. ind Mrs. Roger Theywlll be appearing at the grandstand on Silturda)"'e'Venlng and will be hmored again at ~clence; Rodney Keller, Dugan. 2, Gena LlndseJl., , 1076 : . Kim Eblin, Crystal Phone 9?2·2725 lbat time. . Lane. 2; and Suzan Thome, 2. Hubbard, Tracie and RCJI!er Denise Lamberl· champion; David Burt, Harrisonville , Brownie . Syracuse Junior Troop Lee, Syracuse; Mr. and Mfs. 1052: ~~serve, tractor; Ralph T..-rl Gilliam. L(l!'enda 1204:. Shari Coger, 2, Usa OlarlesSayre,Pomeroy; Mr. Donahue. Jordan, champion, and April ,_linda Salmons Will is, 2, and Julia Willis, 2. 111d Mrs . Allen Eichinger, Wise, reserve, Ohio Birds; Syracuse Brown ies : Leroy Eichinger, Mrs. Max Veronica Provo, Kristin Bryan Gheen, champion, and Elehlnger, Becky and Max, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Haynes, Tracie Rae Hub· Bruce Gheen, reserve, Jr., Mary Beth Hawley, Eichinger, Colmnbus: Mrs. bard, Clnda Arnold, Julie rocketry. Darla Kelly, Mrs. Howard Grace Stobart, Pomeroy; Houdashell. Kim Adams, . ·Barbara Douglas, cham· Kathy Pickens. Heidi Cobb, Smith, Rick and Tracy, Mrs. Greg Waugh and Carroll Hendr ix. Malinda pion, Mary Mora, reserve, Paneroy. Samanllla, Oliirleston, W. Wells' and Lori Wood. flrat aid; Becky El~er, Racine Juniors : Lois Marti Krawsczyn, Mid· Va.; Mr. and Mrs. John champion, and Tamta Clark, Frank. Melinda Salmons. dleport; Mr; and Mrs. Ernest Sinith and Amy, Charleston, · Pomeroy reserve, !list aid II; David Junior Troop Leifheit, Akron; Mr . and w. Va; ; Henry Frank, 1180 : Tammy C~ehart, Burt, champion, and Nicky Pomeroy ; Mrs. Edna Belinda Grimm, Edle I..:eonarl\, small engines; Mr•. Ernest Bowers and Wayland, . Middleport ; c;.r:lmm tracie SchUl, champion, and · Todd, Etna: Mr. and Mrs. Debbie Nelson, Racine. White lo<lbbOns: Tom Pullins, reserve, Kenneth Leifheit and lamUy; The reunion will be held at Racine Brown ie Troop Kno:rilllle, Tenn.; Mr. and . photography; Keith 'Jordan, 1247: Becky Van Meter, Billie Mrs Albert Lehr California •. lhe same place next year· Jean Rice, 1. Randy Hill, champion, and Raeleen Rachel Reiber. Kelly Rizer, OUver, bicycle. Marty Maynard, Teresa " Keith Wolfe, champloo, and Teaford, Dixie Dugan, 3, Marco Jeffers, reserve, Alana Lyons. 2, Mendy Hill, Kerrl Beegle and Robin ~oodworking; Johnnie Sauvage . % ~ . fl!ebel, champion, and Todd W N Salisbury Junior Troop ROYAL CROWN iaoberts, reserve, gun aafety; 1100: Rhonda Jeffers, Kathy ~l u.. Helen Bottel f Parker. 2, and Angle CIIHord. BOffiiNG COMPANY :Mark McGuire, champion, I -1 Pomeroy Brownie Troop •)lnd Ralph Jordan, reserve, • • • • 1076: .I,,. Trl na Reeves . ~xplore Ouldoors; Tej:eaa Uprllbt Mull Ollly H1111181l Syracuse J un lor Troop ·Dorst, champion, and Cindy DEAR HELEN: :PIIzer, reserve In "You Are A liB joke 8lllCIIg us four teenage children was !bat our the Manager"; Crystal liptlght, upright father bad sex with Mom only four times 'Roush, champion, exploring once to produce each d. us. Being precise.perfect, he wouldn't 'ltome economics; Angle need a second try. Spencer, champion, helping WHEN niE MEIGS COUNTY FAIR BOARD asked !bat residenta wear bicentennial Two Years ago M1111 died. At first Dad just llhrlveled Into at home; Mary Colwell, clothing to the Meigs Fair this year they really goi response from these four ladles who were blmaelf and we worried tbat he might soon join her. .champion, clean, crisp look; taking In the sights 111 the RI'OWJds Thursday when Senior Citizens Day was observed. From 'Iben we nOticed he was wearing brlgh!A!r clothes and Jerry Jordan, champion, and spending more money. We'dcallandhewouldn't behane. He the left are Elizabeth Slaven, Ethel Hughes, IWse McDade and Caryl Coot. Bonita Harvey, reserve, child was secretive about his weekends whicb he'd always before care; Lena Sampson, spend wltb us and the gralidchlldren. · Now- can you beUeve this -our strait..laeed father has champion, and Beck1Eg, reserve in Learn Abo Home boUBilt a mollll:cycle, and goes camplnc with his woman Furnishings; Bill Dyer , friend. They're planning a CJ'OS8o(!Ountry trip In her van during Champion, and Rick Jordan, · . LANCASTER, Ohio. (UPI) Nevertheless, Barry still . brought out a funnel. "But I bla vacation. reserve, . vegetable garShe lan 't exacUy crude (she's edueatec1 and In bus!neBII l, dening; Cathie Qulvey, - What the Fairfield CoWlty · had his doubts. He said measured," Barry said, "and but she's boisteious and, well - esactly oppoalte from Mom. • champiQn, . and Tammy Sheriff's Department has Thursday ,when he asked the tbat funnel was 7 inche& We're afraid Dad bas more !ban be can handle and wonder been Investigating for the boy to produce the around. The marks In the • • rttzer, reserve, flower how we can l:tlntl him back to hla senses.- WORRIED past week as a possible UFO ' lnstnunent with which he field were 6 inches." -ardening. · DEAR WORRIED: landing site has been made the marks, the boy Let "Dad" handle his own affairs. He's doing fine, foc a identified as tlie love tryst of Flanagan , Pagan (6). Mar~ late bloomer. - H. • two deer . tinez (6) and Ouncan ; Singer , DEAR HELEN: At Sheriff's Dan Berry's Major League Results Campbell {7) and Wynegar. WP :llOYALTY VISITS Cmceming these people who say affairs help a marriage, I By United Press !nternitionil - Singer <10-8). LP- Pagan ( ~ request, members of the ~ MADRID, Spain (UPI) National League 5 ). HR - Baltimore, Singleton quote Honore de Blazac who wrote, "It Is as absurd to say tbat King Juan Carlos and Queen Columbus-based Civil Pittsburgh 000 010 ooo- 1 1Q 1 {7 } . a man can't love one woman all the time as it Is to say th8t a Sophia of Spain Thursday Commission on Aerial Sa n Frncisco 000 000 ooo- 0 9 I Candelaria 02 -4) and San - California 000 021 ooo- 3 7 0 viollnlst need& several violins to play the same piece of paid a visit tel the nuclear Phenomena spent an guillen, Oyer {6) ; Barr, Moffitt Detroit 01'2 100 OOX- ~ 7 0 music."- OBSERVER Hartzell, Monge (.C ) and •aircraft carrier Nimitz, the afternoon cbecklng O!arles (7) and Rader . LP-, Barr 0010}. Et chebarrtm ; Bare, Crawford DEAR OIIIERVER: . Dagl!hip of !be U.S. 8th Fleet. Allen's garden. (6) and Freehan . WP- Bare (5. The trouble is, there are always the musicians who yearn ALL THIS WEEK " Since 'ruesday, deputies Houston 000 000 OlQ- 1 .5 1 6l. LP- Hartzell !3·•>. HAsfor the Wlre&chable Stradivarius- and keep wondering if the ladelphl 301011 01x-7 17 0 California, Jones ( 5), Guerrero have been Investigating In PhAndujar, . Mclaughlin (6 ), {1 }. nett time aroWJd thl!y•U find it. . . that garden a . puzzling Sambiro (8) aind Jonnson ; T hese are the types who' claim affairs help a manlage : . SATURDAY, · triangle of mashed cocn and Carlton <15 - ~l and McCarver. Kansas City 021 000 1DO-' 8 1 LP- Andujar (6-9). HRs- Ph lla . Milwaukee 030 021 OOx- 6 ll 0 they need excuses. - H. disc..like marks an the outer delphia, Schmidt (32), John . Le-onard, Mingori (6) and points of a perfectly stone (4 ). Martinez . Stinson (6) ; Au gus . DEAR HELEN: AUGUST 21 tine, Frisella (7) ami . Porter . I can relate to "No Name." I also am a woman who fell In IIi · symmetrjeal triangle. Ins~ With ( 11 innings} WP - Augustine (6-81. LP - love with another woman. I was 'll, she 37; we bad lrusbands, The CCAP, a group of 00 Atlonlo 200 000 000 DO- 2 8 7 Leonard {1l·l l. HR - Mil· 010 000 100 01 - 3 10 1 waukee, Thomas ( 7). and seven children between us. Shoes From professional men, however, Cinci Messersm ith, Dev ine {8) and I myself didn't care wbat society said, and felt if my found deer tracks around the correll ; Zachry , McEnaney (8) , Boston 001 000 001 -2 a o 9:00 a.m. - Garden Tractor Pull The garden. 'They reported that Borbon (10}. WP- Borbon !3·2}. Chicago 110 100 10x- • 8 0 family loved me they'd try to understand. 10:00 a.m . - Tractor Pull LP- Oevlne (2-4). Wise, Willoughby (1) and I say: Love whom you want and Uve your own Ufe. Don't deer commonly mate In that Fisk : Brett (7 -8) and Down ing. I: 00 p.m.- Pretty Baby and Little Miss & let conventional mores dictate. - NOT ASHAMED area. CCAP alao traced the New YOrk 000 000 041- 5 11 1 LP- WiSe {9·10}. Mister Contest - Show Ring on Hill Los Angeles 000 100 01<6 7 2 DEAR N.A.: . "landin8 pad Imprints" to Lollch, LOckWOOd {8), ApodO· ~~~·.•~and :: ~~; 1~ j Middleport, Reading between the Unes, I gather the other woman did +6:00 p.m. - Women's Costume Contest Allen's 11-year-old grandaon, ca (91 and Grote ; Hooton, Wall {8} , sosa 18 }, Hough (9} and Waits, Buskey !Sl, LoRcx:he notfeelasyoudo. Ifshe'sstUhrithherhusbandandchUdren, I +8:00p.m. - Kenny Starr who admitted the prank. Rodr iguez. WP-Hough {11 ·l l. {8} and Fosse : Briles, Bacslk can only hope she IJu recovered from her different kind of ' LP- Apodoca {7· 6! . HRs- Los w. Skok {8l. Foucault !81 1 Angeles , Cey (20}, Garvey (8 ). Hoerner '(8} , Terpko {9) and. ove. - H. Sundberg . WP- Buskey <•·31. DEAR HELEN. (Only games scheduled) LP(O. l) . HR- Cieveland, PIease ten'"Distraug ht ,, there. Is heIp .for eomp ulsive PowellSkok 2 {6}; Texos, Burroughs American League !1AI. eating In ''Overealers Anonymous." It's listed In the phone . +Grandstand Attractions Balt imore 101 002 ooo- • 11 1 !Only games scheduled book, or If there is no chapter In her town, she can start one, 1 Minnesota 000 023 OOx- S 9 0 using the balia1 of A.A. It works, Helen. I've lost 37 pounds and am beginning to Uke myself.- ANONYMOUS OVEREATER • r' Eleven troops in competition Eichingers gather r • Fans at ~ Meigs County · twilight harness horse program Thutaday eventna aaw a jackpot ol races - 12 In all - and local drivers and horses compele lor puraea, some successfully. In the first and fourth racea for three y~ old filly pacers, Piper Pin~, owned by Dottle Sleleki, Ironton, took first place In botb events and wu the trophy blanket winner. The trophy was provided by' Swisher-Lohse Phannacy. . Generally a good bet, driver Don Spencer, formerly Of Pomeroy·and a son of the late Sidney Spencer, an el· cellent driver and trainer, came through In the 5e~=ond division to win first place In both the second and liftb races with "Wonder Hill". Spencec and his sister, Sedonia, own tbe animal. Driving in the race also were Burdell McKinney of Middleport, Jrna Gem, owned by Dorothy Mcl{enzle, Pomeroy; · Sllerry Indestad; driving Terry 's Baroness, . owned by Brooks Sayre , Syracuse, and Rim Newhart, • driving Ima McKnight, owned J!y Ralph C. Calvert, Sr., of Pomeroy. In the third and sixtb races for . two year old trotters, Romilda, owned by Byron M. Bailey, Pomeroy, and driven by Ed Humphrey of Pomeroy, was first In the third but dropped to fourth In the sixth. Marietta Girl, owned by Ray A. Newhart, Marietta, was second in the third and firs\ in the sixt!l. In the severith and lOth races, two year old trotters, secood division, Model Hill owned by Scott Rankin, Hopewell, was fll'st In the seventh and second in the lllh and JJR, owned by Jack Tedrick and Ralph Daines of Athens, taking second in the seventh and first in the tenth. JJR won the trophy blanked provided by H. and R. Firestone Store, Middleport, for having ·the fastest time. TarTary Silrook, owned by William Brown, Harpster, By MILTON RlaDIAN UPI llportl EdiW NEW YORK (UPI) - Boys will be boys-el;cept when they suddenly show up as girls. When tl)at ha~, especially In IIOIIHI lq~ed 11mn11 tournament, It stirs up people. It Isn't 10 much a matter Of anyme objecting to boys and girls playtna together, since no me could or would ever want to stop !bat, u It Is a matter of being curloua over which Ia wblcb. . or Renee Richards is a 41-year-old ophthalmologist from Newpcrt Beacb, Calif., who was Dr. Richard Raskin befcre undergoing a ae~:-change operat!Gn lut year. She bu generated111mucb controversy trying to enter the U.S. Tennis Open as a woman rather !ban a man, whlcb II wbat her cklver'a Ucenae always aald she was, !bat she has pushed tbe "'eebell pennant races to the bottom of the spcrta section In a ngnber of JleWIJIIIPel'l. 'l1le u.s. Tennis Alilod'llall won't let her play lg8inlt lhe • - i n the U.S. Open until abe can prm abe actually is one Of tMm by I cblunc.ome lelt. She lmo!rs If abe submits to • tllat, abe can't JICIIIIII!ly pasa beca~~~e there Is no way anyone THIS TROPHY BLANKET PRoVIDED by the Royal Crown Bottling Co. at Middleport can cbaJWe .btl or her p!MII. . .. · 'l1le WGIIIell temil playera dlln't want Renee Rlchards ·was one of three awarded io horses with the best time in Thursday's race program at the playq wltb them, they uy, becaaae tbey lblnlt the Uoot-2 Meigs Fair Thursday. The winner of this trophy was Hillcrest Story, owned by R. G. Betts of BarnesviUe. doctior mJcbt blve an 1lllfalr 8dvantage aplrwt them. Befcn ~ the 1e1: chlllge, Richard Raitln was a rankin~ player ammg men 35 ,_..lllld O¥er, llut regardleas of her .,eat love for tbe game, It Ia lnc<lloelvable she weal tbrouiiJID abe lid merely to beaJme the top wcanan's teonla pia,.-. Bultlel, there Ia no evidence to llbow that Renee Rldlnl waald be any matcb at aD for the liRs of lllril Evert after Califll'nia closed to II' E - Goolagmg Cawley. ByBllUIADDEN Wblte SOl '· Red Sox Z: ·RaM Riebanlll has a pretty gO(ld Idea d. tbathenelf. UPISporU Wrller Ken Brett sjlaced eight hits within a run in the sixth . ''1 did IIIII iBidergo 1 1e1: cblnle 10 thatl coUld be awcman's "Big Boog" PaweD., the ,3> while Jorge Ortadrove in.one Crawfml nailed down Ray ........... It 41," abe IIYI· year old Oeveland Indians run and scored anotlier as the Bare'~ fifth win by yielding Sbeaddll, ~bough, "Jdo DOt feel tllathhould be c:ompelled to slugger, has. been Suffering White Sol topped Bostoo. just ooe hit after LeFllre's 11op p1af1ng loul'nlml.llt tenn1a and I would M!s!der It unfair · tbrou8b !be lliOit ftultrattng Brett, a most valuable run.producing single had to be i1ijUilllttd to play In men'• events." · . aeaaon of hla 15-year major acqulaition·since coming over increased Detroit's lead to W ' Sbe'a rllll'· · leque career. But now be's £run the Yankees, improved in the fourth. Rmee lUi:lllrdl waDIIIO be a 'WCIIIIIII. Sbe went tbrougb all beginning to fatten btl rWl his record to 7-8. Jack Brewen' l, Royals t: Von Joshl!B, out for two a.t ardell to becGme 111e, even COIIIIideriD& IIUidde at one ·proWctim-IIIOIIly at the ex- Brobamer also bad two RBis palat hnu• of iiiDir turmaill, and abe tldJJb Of henelf mly pe!lle of the Teul Hangen. for Olicago. days with the flu, came back Ia the Cllllted Of a woman,ao laay let her play tenn1a with the 'l'bunday night he crave Tlgen t, ~~~ 1: with a single and triple to •-· bome five runs wltb a pair d. Roo LeFllre singled home pace Milwaukee's attack Whltlaewaybudyeeutngaoowemeatedabwt? ldon'tiDnk homei'1J-«<ly hla !Ifill and what proved to be the winning which alao featured tbree . _ Ridlm'dl ilauq1D IUrt lilY big tn!nd. What's the big sixth of lbe year-and a run In the foortb inning and RBJs from Gorman Th(lll8S cwltmlty If !be dael ~ • a 'WCIIIIBII? If abe can't play ~. in le8ding the Indians .run Crawford turned in 2 1-3 and !IIIO!her two by Robin wllh thaD IIlii If !be can no l4qer play with the men, wbat to a · 74 victory over the Innings of sparkling relief Yount. Jerry Augustine, 6-8, doel abe became, a JICIII1IIayiDc neuter? 'lbat's not right, Rangers. He bas now bit ,_ ellber. · holnen oil Tesas pitching in ''Fromaillpletan.olnt,abehasemyrlghttodowhatshe the last week while the cld IIlii daiD& tblt, lbe certliDiy has a rlgbt to compete," aays Rangers bave now lost siJ: in ~ NatlwwMI, 1 New York allmley. ''Qf eoune there a roW. GARY, Ind. (UP)) HigashiclOsedthedoorona MilD be 1 ........., wwhere betwe&i the right ot • priVIIte "It bu been a frustrating Defending chainpion Tl!lwan , seventh-inning rally by ludlvkU!and lbe pabllcilllereBt,llldallbaugiiJ•bUc Interest year for me but It's all will bave to win two games Michigan when he forced his I&JII'ali1Nweilllll tberlghtofpriftlelndlvldull, I ean'tsee because of the injuriea," said today to get a seM1d shot at mound oppment, Gadbois, to wblre !be public iDtenlt In tbil CMe would be aulMrilDated In Powell, who, because of Hawaii In the llnala of the ground out with the bases .. my way. AI a taudl plaf« myalf, I'D be interested to Bee -*11!, shoolder and knee Senior Little League World loaded. bow abe dael •p"* the wcmen plaJtl'l." mlaerlea was balling just .217 Series. Earlier, Richmond, Va. RmeeRiebanlllil"" t•hcap!MibeWOIDIIISaturdlyln entering the game. · Hawaii Thurlday night re- and Taiwan, both beaten He homered with Rico IIIIIned unbeaten to advance tbebllllldlaltlle1'1111111Week0penatSIIuth0rqe, N.J. Her !Ira oppaaent II C.lby Beene, a ~-old teaching pro carty aboard in !be fourtb to to lbe finals of the doublefrGID Boaltcla wbG..,. lllle doeln't miDI at aD pia~ against !lake the Indians to a 4-4lead ellmlnatilll tournament Ill ._, and then belped eraae a 5-4 Saturday. 'Ddlloii mejllla tbe traditional prep for the U.S. Open at deftdt wltb another twKIIJI The team from Aiea Shrider names Fonll B1111, wbldl pta under way Sept. I. Reaee Richards shot In the eighth. He drove trtmmed Grand Rapids, ~aJ~abe'uppeal._ tbe USTA'a tJedoloo barring her from the home his final run with a Micb., 2-1, with Keith Oyama U.S. OpeD If abe am't pua the ~teat, wblch she lingle In the ntntb. · inoeldng In both runs wjth a dedhwto tllle. file Uo NJI she will DGt- the USTA. . Ellewhere In !be American siJ:th..innlng double. new MU trainer 8Dcb cmqa'lcalilllll! · \ League, Minnesota edged The Hawaii win overshad· Do J'W 1a••n1w the good old daJI wben boYI ~boys Baltimore, 5-4, Detroit aired a liilUant two.bltter by llldprlawenpialllld.ltwasiUJtoleDwblcb werewhil!ltby &haded Cellfornla, 4-3, Michigan's Doug Gadbois, OXFORD, Ohio (UPI) tbe 'Willi wwe the pantl. Ollc:ago put away Boston, 4-2, who struck oul 15 l.slanders. Miami Unlvenlty Athletic Roo fDgashl won oo a five and Mllwallllee topped Director Richard Shrider bu Kansu City, 1>4; In !be mly hitter, striking out a dozen SUNDAY IIQIOOnced tblt Mark Nlerent.tters. lllUDf8 acheduled. AUGUST22 garten IJ replacing Ron Sunday, 8·2p.m. Rlbarlc u a•etant atbletlc Walkup,2·10p.m. trainer at the lcbool. Rlharlc has been appointed MEAT the ftnt he8d trainer at Florida Technological Baktcl sttek, raul University In Orlando, F._. bttf, lloundor fish, hlmburter lftak, him. 1'1~. 25, a.naUve of Dulutb~Minn., holdli a B.S. VEGETABLES degree fnm !be University of , Grttn bMns, corn, Mlnqeeota·Dululh and a MasI·, • noodltt. ,I ter's degree from Indiana .,. ' University, where he worked the put year In the HOOilen' POTAlOES "Y_.II have to 111oo1 ..,lcltl basketball and baseball Olla 1 ltert moving, 1•m llkls, malhtcl, home training prosram as a • llatcllng fer the S!Hmbolil frlft. graduate alllatant. lnnl" 4-H work .. pro;ects judged - l'i-1' . FOR YOUR LIVESTOCK Bulb.. SAYS DOM ••• WE HAVE PBIEI BEEF SIDES \ t& 76$ ..,._.,_ Q?:cs::.."' .......64c lb. ,..,..... 11;1. ~·92c Don't Let Your FrHzer Get Low .,.. The Price Of Beef Go Up. RIVER DOWNS CINCINNATI (UPI) - In his fourth win of the day, Steve Couthen piloted C.dillac's Ace to a 3'% length victory over Tattle Kate In · the $3,800 featured race at River Oowna Thursday. · cadillac's Ace covered the· mlleand 70 yarda In 1:41 3-5 to pay ~.60, $4.40 and $3.40. TatUe Kale paid ~.80 and ~.:Ill. Cupld'g Helper came In third and returned $4.80. A7-2 dally double comblna· Um of Venturous Miss and Master Fi8hler was worth $341.40. The 4,4t6 fans bet $394,151. ·---- -- ~- ' .. ~ FLOWERS 'For All OccasionsWt Wlre Flowers EYirywhtrt 992-2039 PomiiOJ Fner Shop · Mrs. Mllllnl Yen Miter I'll. 992·2Ut I'll. ff2:S1tl To help deliver dependable per ~ formance, thii Frigidaire Heavy Outy Washer has a heavy • duty motor and other components used In Frig idaire Commercial Washers. It keeps the shape and stretch In knlls longer with the gentle wash aclion or the Frigidaire Knits cycle. helps keep wr inkles out of permanent press Items with 3 Permanent Press Wash cycles. Team It up with the big-load drying capac ity of the .Frigidaire Dryer. It lets you dry as much as lin 18-!b. load all at once. and pfOvides tender care for every· thing from delicates to denims. • • / �1 lutsday : Vlt.Fiot i0r"'7 30 p m . lu Tt.ursday. Meeting X) p m Wedne1doy •ervlu , ts p.m LAYREl CliFF FREE METHODIST Stl VEA RIDGE , Worship 10 a.m. CHURCH Rev . Flor.d F Shook, poslor, Lloyd Wr ght, Sunday Church School 9 a .m. TUPPERS PlAINS, Wonhlp 9 School Supt.; Motnlng Wonhlp 9·30 a m.; Sundoy School 10.:10 a m Church Schooll Oa .m. KENO CHYRCH OF CHRIST, a m , Weckulttdov Prayer ond I I· TRINITY CHURCH Rev W H Eventng worshlp 1 7 30 George Fr.dtrlck , supt S.rvlc:e blo Study 7 30 p m.; Sundoy Pamn pastor Roy Mayer, Sun · Wednesday pro~er meeting 7 30 weekly. 9 30 a m. on Sunday:, evening worohlp 7•30 p.m.. Choir day school iupt Church S<:hool p m. Preochmg fir~ I and th1rd Sundoyl. Proc tlcelkurtdoy, 7 p.m. DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, 9 IS om , wo"hop •ervico 10·30 MT MORIAHCHURCHOF GOD ol month by Clltlord Smith, 9 30 t3o. p m.; Sunday nlglolwonhlp, RUTIJ\NO CHURCH OF THf NAZAREHf. Rev lloyd D. Grlinm, Jr., potlof, $undaY IChool, 9:30 a.m.. - •hlp oorvko, 10:30 a !"'· troadcatlllvo DYer WMIO; young, se rvice , 6 ·,. 5 : evon~li1tlc servlc• . 7·30 p m Prayer mMllng, Wodnt tday, 7;30 p.m.. Mlnlonoty mHllng, 7:30 p.m. lint Wodnotday ol month. MASON COYNTY MASON FIRST IAPTIST, Soc:and om Choir rehea rsal Tuesday , Racme Rou te 2, the Re._ Jame1 7 30 p m under direction of Mrs M Muncy, pastor Sunday JChool Paul Nease 9 45 a m.: morning worsh1p, 11 POMEROY CHURCH OF THE a m • e'w'emng worship. 7 30 NAZARENE Corner Un 1on and Prayer meeting Tuesday, 7:30 Young people 1 meeting, Mulberry , Re v Clyde V Hender p m son pastor . Sunday school, 9 30 7·30 p.m. Thur1day. 0m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION, Darrell Doddrill , pas tor Sunday Charlet Ruuell , Sr., mlnl1ter, ftlck Mocomber , supt. S"ndoy 1chool 1 9·30 a m , worship ••r· and Pomeroy Sta., Stan Craig, 10 1~ a.m. Youth octlvtties and fellowshi p for junior and sen• or h1gh students, 6 p m Sun~a~ even ing wouh lp, 7 30 p m Mid· week praye r s er v 1c ts OF CHRIST Doug Seaman, minister. Blblt study , 9 JO a m morning worahlp 1()·30 o m , evanlng wars htp , 7·30 p m. Wednesday Biblestudy, 7•30p m vleet 7 30 p m. mu1lc School. 9 30 a m., L.anord vlco, 10 30 am llblo Study. po1tor. Sunday l(i'loal, 9·45 a.m .: worship tervice, 11 o m : 1raln1rtg Gilmore , fin t elder, evening ser· Tu"doy, 7:30p.m. union, 6 30 p m ., evening wor · REOR GANIZED CMURCH Of vl(t, 7 30 p m Wedneadoy · JESUS CHRIST OF lATTER DAY ship sorvlco, 7:30 p.m. Mid Week prayer meeting, 7 30 p m a.m , Glen McClung, supt ; morn MIDDlEPORT FIRST BAPTIST MT. MORIAHCHURCHOf GOD, SAINTS, Portland Racine Rood pro.,.., ~trvlce , Wtdn11day, 7:30 lng wo rsh1p 10·30 a.m., evening Corner Sheth and Palmer the Rev Radne Route :2 The Rev Charlet William Routh , pa1tt~r . O<tnny P·IJl · MASONCHURCH OF CHRIST, P serv1ce 1 30 mid week servtce , Peter Grondal , pastor, Donny Hand, pa stor Sunday school , 9 •5 Evan•, Sundar School Director. Sunday Schoo , 9 30 o m.; Morn· 0 . BoK "87 Miller St , Mason, W Wednesday. 7.30 p m. Thompton , supennt•ndent Sun• 0 m , morning woni'Hp 11 a m GRACE EP ISCOPAl, The Rev doy Schobl. WMPO Radio pro· Evening services, Tuesdo,. and . lng worth lp l0·30 a m.: Sunday Va. Sundoy l lblo Study 10 • ·I" ; •Y•n l ng aervlce 7 p .m W9rt~lp il o.m and 7 p.m 81blo Harold Oe~Jth , re<:l or Church ser grpm 7 •s o m,, Sunday SchooL Fndoy , 7 30p m Wednesday evening prayer ser· Study Wodntsday 7 p m , Vocal v1ces , 10 30 o.m Holy commu 9 1~ a m , Morning Worship BEAR.WALlOW RIDGE CHURCH n1on fn $1 Sunday of month , chur· ch school 10 30 am . for nursery through 1'2 POMEROY CHURCH Of CHRIST, Rtc hard Ev anson pastor Bible >t ~oo l , a. m : adult wors.hlp serv• ce and young peoples meetmg, 7 30 p m Comb1ned Bible study ond praye r meet1ng , Wednesday , 7 30 pm THE SALVATION ARMY , Envoy Rov W W1n1ng , off1cer 1n charge Sunda y 10 a m , Holin eu 10 30 a m Sunday meetmg S!.hool Young People 1s l egion, 1 p m , Thursday I to 3 p m , Lad1e!. Home league 7 p m Prep classes ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Co rner of Sycamore and Second S!s , Pomeroy The Rev Wtlhom Mtddlesworth, Pastor Sunday School of 9 •S am and Church Serv1ces II a m It was too good 10 be Irue Suddenly llou nd I had the opportumly lo vis111he land of my dreams - a lrop ~e a l Is land I It was long ago when my belo\ cd " rolling stone" uncle ' 1sncd my home, brmumng w11 h ~tones of Ihe fasc inatmg, dehghl lul South Seas I had been conv mced Ihat ltfe m Lh1s land would be a foreve r-happy lhmg And now Ihe mag1cal moment had come I lound 1ha1 the sky was , indeed, bluer than blue, Ihe Jlowcrs bn II tam and luxunous, Ihe sea clear and everchang· tng Yes. 1t was all lhts and more Bul one day as I stood on lhc shore hs1enmg 10 1he roanng rh yme of Ihe waves, I realized lhall was no happ1 cr Ihan I had been be lore I d1 scovered Ihal my problems were within me How could I have assumed Ihat happiness would be guaranteed on an enchanted 1sland'l These lhollghiSprom pled me to relurn 10 my church wh1 ch I had 1gnored for many years Here I tound my latlh was renewed, and I fo und self-respect and underslanding lhal come from lov mg God and domg HIS Will I sensed anew that no man can expcclloexpencnce true happmess w11 hou1 H1m Hurry 10 yo ur church - there to find Ihe tngrcd tcn ls lo make your days and your hfc glad and 1 VlrQ1fll8 2825 Saturday evening Moss Stncklm pastor Sunday church 7.30. Sunday Mos5 8 and 10 om , school '30 a m • Mrs Homer Confesston , Saturdoy 7 7 30 p m POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST. Re' Ralph Zundel pa5tor Wtlltam Watson Sunday sc hool 5up' Sunday school 9 30 a m . BYF, 6 p m B1ble study. Wedne5day 7 p,m , cho.r prachce Wednet>doy, 8 30p m BURliNGHAM CHURCH R., - -- - - - - -- - --------,..---..,----::-'-----:---, With the hope it wlll tin som e measur e', foster and help sustain that Which Is good In family and commynity life, this feat ur e 1s sponsored by the business firm s and organizations whose names appear below . Ph 992-21 01 WILKINSON'S John F. Fultz SMALL ENG INE SAL ES & SERV ICE 491 Locust St. Middleport Ph 992 3092 Middleport, Ohio ' LINDA'S lADY FAIR BEAUTY SALON RACINE PWMBING &HEATING Thtrd St. REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES PAUL'S BARBER SHOP Open 8to 5- Closed Thurs. ' WAID CROSS SONS STORE ELLIS & SONS SOHIO GROCERIES & GENERA L MERCHAND ISE Ph. 949-2550 RICiM COMPLE TE AUTOMOTI VE SERVI CE Locust & Beech Sis. Middleport Ph. 992 9921 BETSY ROSS BAKERY P. J. PAULEY, AGENT BAKER S OF GAY90 BREAD I'll. 992 -3030 Middleport Nationwide Ins. Co of Columbus, 0 I'll. 992 -231B Pomeroy 104W. Maln ". SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY HEINER'S BAKERY WE FILL DOCTORS PRE SCRIPTIONS BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD Huntington, W. Va. DUDLErS SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT • MARK VSTORE TWIN CITY GATEWAY Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio WE HANDLE ONLY U S.D.A. CHO ICE MEATS "' ~. l J THE DAILY SENTINEL GOEGLEIN SAND &GRAVEL Dedicated to the Meigs-Mason Area Middleport I'll. 992-3214 :: TWO LOCATIONS 39 N. Second 51, Middleport, 0. Gallipolis, Q. 46 Court St. LOUIS W. OSBORNE I'll. 992-2178 Pomeroy 220 E. /Min I "• Phone 992-2136 . FRESH PRODUCE & PLANTS 2 CONVENIENT MARKETS PomeroY, MIDWAY MARKET I'll. 992.:2582_ 1 Mason~ BOB'S MARKET BEN FRANKLIN STORE Attend th e church of your choice. Ph. 992·3498 Pomeroy - Ph. 773-5721 . RIDENOUR SUPPLY AMERICAN PAINTING CO. INDUSTRIAL & COMMERCIAL I'll. 446-0963 Acldlson, Ohio Ph. 992-6173 ~COUNTY BRANCH THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & lOAN CO. Ph. 992 -:1863 2" w. Second Pomeroy Furniture & Hardwa re Homellte Saws Chesler Ph. 985·3308 . NEW ;JRK CLOTHING HOUSE Kerrn' s Korner "· MIDDLEPORT BOOK I'll 949-9UO bel• . ·, h.~INE FOOD MARKET THE STORE WITH A HEART I'll. f4f, zo•6 lltciM ' ; ' .. ,, ' . Kermit Walton Pomeroy . ROSEBERRrS SERVICE CENTER """ Pomeroy 992-2955 ' ll ' Ractne, Ohio I'll. 992-5130 Pomeroy 214 E. /Min ' c;a 11949·2838 For an Appointment Rac1ne, Oh1o " HElL" DEALER Rac1ne Ph 949-2882 STO~E Church and offiCe supplies gifts Middleport 99 Mtll St. ' RIGGS USED CARS, INC. R1111er Riebel Rab,~lggs 51. Rl. 7 1 ttlor Ph. fl!-4100 <:. mormng worship, MIDDLEPORT, Sunday school 9 30om • R1chord Vaughan supt Mornmg wors.htp, 10 30 SYRAC USE, Morntng worsh1p 9 am , Sunday school, l Oam Mrs Sampson Hall, supt RUTlAND CHURCH OF GOO Mulboroy Ave , Pomeroy , Poul J HAZEl COMMUNITY CHURCH Whtte, Pastor, Gary 8os. hom Sun Near long Bottom Edsel Har t day school supt Sunday school pastor Sundo,. school tO om 9 30 o m morn 1ng worshtp Church 7'30 p m praye"l 10 30. evenmg worsh1p 6 30 p m meettng 7 30 p m Thursday M•dweeM prayer serviCe, 7 30 MI DDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL pm Th1rd Ave . the Rev W1 lltom Kn.t RYTLANO APOSTOliC CHURCH tel, postor Ronald Dugon Sun OF JESUS CHRIST Thomas l Holmes pastor B1ble study Saturday 7 30 p m , Sunday school, 10 a.m Evongehsflc ser 7 30 p m Sunday 1 PO M EROY WESlEYAN HOliNESS CHURCH Harri s.onY tlle Rood , Re v. Ed1son Weaver Pas tor He11ry Eblm Sunday )chool Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m . Evenmg wor5htp 7 30 P m Prayer and Pra1se serv1ce. Thurs · doy 1 30p m. •s BIG JIM'S PLAZA sup! 10 30 Rev James 0 Guynn pa stor Sunday 5thool 10 a m , Sunda,. wor' h1p, 11 a m , Sunday evening servtce, 7 p m , Wednesday wor· shtp serv1te, 7 30 p m GOD Rev Geprge Otler pas tor a m., morn· Sunday ~chool , 9 tng pr eo ch1n g , 11 a m • Pomeroy lee , Bobby Elktn 5 pa5tor Sunday school, 10 a m , wors.htp s.ervtee l l am and 7 p.m. Wednesday evenmg servtce, 7 p m FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST 282 SVRACYSE FIRST CHURCH OF MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. THE FINEST IN MOBILE HOM ES Ph. 992-7034 1100 E. 1M1n Pomeroy CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mid dlepott , S1h and Main , Gaorge Gloze, m1nts!er, James Sheela super intendent Bible school , 9 30 o.m mormng worshtp , lO 30 om evemng worship, 7 30, prayer ser v tce , 7 p m Wftdnesdoy • MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, Rev Don Cole pastor, Mrs Mary Lothey , Sunday school sup! Sunday school , 9·30 a,m. morning worsh1p , 10 30 a m Sunday evangelisti c meehng 7 30 p m . Prayer meelmg Wedne5day 7 30 p.m UN IT E 0 PRESBYT ERI A N MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUN TY Owtght L Zavliz , d~teclar ~2 Scnotures $t!lected oy The "meran Bil* Sroety KINGSBURY HOME SALES &SERVICE1 INC. KENO CHYRCH OF CHRIST, SACRED HEART, Re ' Father H A RRI S 0 N VI l l E Paul D. Welton, postor Phone PRESBYTERIAN. Rev , Ernest secure. ;opyrigh11976 Kei$1BI Advertitlng 5ei"'ICB Inc, StlaSOOrg 9 30 am , worshop 10 30 Wodnosdoy 7 30 P m evongel11h<: servKe, 7 30 p.m Praye r meetmg Thurs.doy 7 30 p m POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200 W. Mom St., Jerry Paul , mtnlster , phone 992-7601J. Conser vohve non mstrumentol Sunday worsh•p , 10 om Btble study , 1l om , worsh1p 6 P m Wednesday Btbl e sttJ dy, 7 p m ~UlLAN D FREEWILL BAPTIST, Rev l eland Haley. pastor Sun· day school , 10 o.m Sunday even1ng se r v1ce , 7 30 Wednesd ov even•ng prayer me-ehng, 7 30 p m OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTI AN CHURC H, Re~ Rol ph Sm1!h , pa stor Sundov school 9 30 om , Mrs Worley fronm supennten dent Preochtng serv1ces f.rst & th1rd Sundays follow1ng Sunday School GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Preochtng 9 30 a m , f1t st and se· cond Sundays of each month th1rd and f ourth Sundays eath month, wors htp serv1ce ot 7 30 pm Wednesday eYen 1ngs ot 7 30 Prayer and B•ble Study SEV ENTH -DA Y ADVEN TIST Mulberry He1ghts Rood, Pomeroy Pastor. Gerard Seton , Sobbo lh School Supennrendent, Claro Mcintyre Sabbath School, Sctur da y afternoon at 2 00, with Wor sh1p Serv1ce followm got 3 l 5 RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHUR CH Rev Roger For d, Jr pa stor Drewy Gore supt Sunday school, 9 30 o m morn1ng wor sh1p 10 •Sa m THE HILAND CHAPEL, George Casto, pastor Sunday School day School Supt Classes for all ages , ever)II'IQ serv1ce 7 30 B1ble study Wednesday 7 30 p m youthservtces Friday 7 lOp m M IDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAP TIST , Corner Ash ondPJum Noel Herrman pastor Saturday even mg sen11ce 7 30 p.m Sunday School 10 am · Sunday evening worsh1p , 7 30 p m MEIGS COOPERATIVEPARI SH METHODISTCHURCH RobertT Bumgarner, (i.QQrgt Fredonck a'upl Sunday morning service, 9 30 a m with preochmg on fl nt and th 1rd Sun· day of month by Georg e PlckenJ, STIVE RSVIllE COMMUN ITY CHURCH, Sundoy School 1ervlce, 10 o .m , Prayer meehng , Thun day. 7 p m .. Sunday evenmg service . 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, Pomeroy ·Harrisonville Rd., Don Kennedy pas tor , Bill McElroy, Sunday schoo l sup! Sunday school , 9 30 a m , morn1ng wor· .shtp ctnd communion, 10 30 a.m , Sunday ev•nlng youth Chns l1o,., Ende<:~vor 6 30 p.m ., wors hip ser· YtCt , 7 30 p m Wednesdod even· 1ng pro.-er me&ttng an Bible BETHlEHEM BAPTIST. Rev Earl Tue1doy 7 30p m MSLEYAN {Raci ne), Sunday SchooilOam Worst11p 11om ship, 9 30, church Khool , 10 30, young people's meeting, 6 30 pm , e venlngwonh1p,7 30p .m., Bailey Run Rood Rev Emmell Rawson, pastor Handley Dunn supt Sundov school 10 am Sun day evMtng service 7 30 81ble teach ing, 7 30p,m Thursday ' Bible Study Thurtdoy 7 p. m. Chotr PrO(:tlceThurtday8p m. LETART FAllS, Church School ht , 2nd, 3rd Sunday1 10·15 a.m .4th Sunday 9·15 am ., Worthlp pm MT UNION BAPTIST, Rev R D Brown , lupply pal tor, Sunday school9 ~5 a.m , Sunday evening won~tp , 7.30p m FAITH TABERNAClE CHURCH DON'T KNOCK TO I IN TH I~ G~T· UP.. WH IT~ WIN c:;,S !!<~ IT·· AT ~I'AST AN tM PROV!!MENT' OVER GO RILLA OR A MOON MAN! .....,M'i ~ t!oET DO WN TO THIO POliCE GARAGE IN THE &ASfME>II·· VO~ ' L L FIND A" WA ITIN (; I WIN AT BRIDGE - Prayer m .. ung, Dudding lone, Ma1on, W Va Ches ter Tennont , Po1tor Sunday Wodnosdoy, 7.30p m thip . 7.'JIJ p m Keep brain on during play LONG BOTTOM CMRtSTIAN, School9 45 o m ; Chi ldren 1 Chur· Bruce Smith, pa1tor Walla ce Oolnewood, Supt Bible Sch6ol , 9 30 a.rn Pr.achl ng service 10.45 o m No eveninA 1erv1te HYSEll RUN FREE METHODIST. c.h 6 •5 p m Young People 1 Ser· vice 6 •5 p m Evon gell atlc; Ser· Yl ce 7 30 p m Women's M issionary Counci l 10 a m fi rs t and 1hird Tue1days Prayer and Bible Study, Wodno•doy 1 30p m. NORTH • 9732 • 10 6 5 " DYESVIllE COMMUNITY CHUA h t, 2nd 3rd Sundoyo 9.15 a.m •th Sunday 7 30 p m MORNING STAR, Worsh1p 9.30 am Church School 10 30 a.m , M•d·Week Servtce Wednesday B pm MORSE CHAPEL, Worshp 11 om Church School 9·30o rn . PORTLAND, Won l·up 7 30 p.m , Chur ch School9.30a m SUTION , Church School 9.30 a .m Worsh1p lst and 3rd Sundays 10·30a m t A7632 WEST EAST MD~ IS~'T • 10 86 6 • J 983 •Q t €VER4Tij l ~ 1 t QJ IO tK 9854 . 65 HA'J~ tJ'T .,. I • AKJ ·- WA K Q4 '(OU'R£ IIJ " • K Q J 10 9 2 ()l TH~ Bolll vulnerable tiD.I~D Ww " FtroR '"UITLE ORPHAN ANNIE :, Thur, doy mini1lry School 730 am ; ChurchSchoollOo .m. p .m., service meellng8·30p m. ALFRED, Sundoy School 9 30 MIDDLEPO~T CHYRCH OF am Wonhop 10 •5 om Proyor tupt Prayer meeting , Wcodnesdoy, 7 30p m. Scott and Juon, Pass Pass 7 • Pass Pass No poml value is given to tens and nmes yet they are very important cards, par· licularly at notrump Your normal holding 1s one of each. If you )Iappen to hold two of each you can count a 15'point balanced hand as worth 16 If you hold three tens you defimtely should ra1se your In· 1tial notrump count by one By Oswald & James Jacoby Here 1s a hand that may well have decided the 1950 Vanderbilt Cup compet1bon At both tables the queen of diamonds was led against the jl(llnl. seven-club contract On e declarer called for the ace of (Do you have a ques11on d1amonds , ·without an y for the experts ? Write "Ask thought. Then he lhought for the Jacobys " care of th1s several mmutes before diS· newspaper The Jacobys w11J cardmg h1s jack of spades answer mdtVIdual queStiOns Several mmutes laler he was 1f stamped sell-addressed one down envelopes are enclosed The The other declarer d1d hls most 1nterestmg questions thmkmg before playmg from w11/ be used m th1s column dummy and finally called for and w11i rece1ve cop1es of a low diamond He ruffed , JA COB Y MODERN ) tiTTr.B 'oatBAN ANNIB-TBII QVICK•' OR TRII DEAD .,. ' v .. 'Y\;$ . NOT MUCH liME; I I e~16- I WI~ ~ i!!~L ~I:M , OH CHIEF BE~ SUIII SINKS ! OF 5>111'5! by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS I Heroic narrative 5 Forbear 11 Mister, in Munich 12 Incarnation of Vishnu 13 Great Lakes city ,It Narrate 15 One (Ger.) B ~0 GASOLINE ALLEY If I saw rt How much in a store Ia buLJ would you pa4? it in a mmute! 40 First-class item U Salt tree DOWN I Luster %Condor 's nest 3 Accept with fortitude (4wds.) 4 "Blessed _ Yesterday's Aoswer the meek" 16 OlympiC %9 Clerical 5 Challenged Games headgear (J.i:S\1\e~~dljJrj;~~d!~ 17 Mal New de Mexi6 IncessanUy distance 30 Chrilltmas song jn it can Indian 7 - and Fox 19 Fwned 18 Approached 20 One kind 31 Foolish Indians Stinging 8 " That's of duty 33 - out insect 22 Extort (apportion) dirty 21 Not alien pool! " money from 36 Held (Abbr.) (3 wds.) 23 "Hello, court 22 Montana 9 Glut Dolly," 'l1 "Ode city 10 Paid everyfor one Grec1an See20 tab %4 Ameliorate Urn" ,.....;,--,..-,.,.Across Uke 35 Across II ~~wish 27 Transgress b-+-+28 Accel· , rU l ~L=AB=N:E:RrfLBrn~;flae~iP'AHJ::::7~1ir-r:::::-r;ocMrvtJiiS;-;Ji=zjiiTj:j7)1 29 erated Famed Florentine family 32 Author Levm 33 Surrounded by 34 "Bounce" 35 Milady's figurecontroUer 37 Gwnbo 38 Fly a plane THE 130YS OFF ON AN SATURDAY, AUOUST 21, 197• 6:00--Summer Semester 10. 6;30-Matters of ~lfe 6; Summer Semester 8; Treellouse Club 10; Kentucky Afield 13. 7;00--Saturday Report 3; AG-USA • : Eddie S.unden 6; Treehouse ClubB; U S. Farm Report 10; Groovle Goolles 13. 7·30-Bullwlnkle 3; I Dream of Jeannie 4; Jetson• 6; Harlem Globetroltert Popcorn MachiM 8; Man From C.O.S I. 10; Make A Wish 13; Mister Rogers 20. B:OO--Emergency Plu~ • 3,4,15; HOf!g K~ Phooey 6, 13; Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm 8,10; Sesame Street 20 . 8'30- Josle and the Pussycats 3,. ,15; Tom and JerryGrape Ape 6,13; Bugs Bunny-Road Runner 8; Bugs Bunny and Friends 10 9;00--Secret Lives of Waldo Kitty 3.•.15; Electric, Company 20 .Y.Jo-Pink Panther 3,4,15; ADventures ol Gilligan • 6, 13. Clue Club B, 10, Mister R1111ers :10. · 10'!1)...:.:Land of the Lost 3.:J.4',15, Super Friends 13; Hot Dog 6; Shazam f- lsls 8,10; Zoom 20. 10 .3o-Run, Joe. Run 3,4,15; Big Blue Marble 6; Hodgepodge Lodge 20 11 ;00--Return to the PI aMI of fhe Apes 3,. , IS; Buggy 6, 13; Space Nutes 8,10; Inner Tennis 20. 11 3Q-Westwlnd 3,••15; Oddball Couple 13; CBPA Bowling 6; Ghost Busters 8,10; Consumer Survival Kit 20. 12 :00--Jetsons 3,A,I5; Valley of the Dinosaurs 8,101 Action News for Kids 13; Crockett's Victory Garden 20. 12:Jo-Go-USA 3,34, IS; American Bandstand 13; Fet Albert 8, 10. 1;00--FBI 3; Woman - Her Winning Ways • : Soul Train 6; Chlldr.,'s Film Festival B, 10; Wrestling 15; Lowell Thomas Remembers 33 1:30- U.S. Tennis Open 4; Gilligan's Island 13; Wild, Wild World of Animals 33. 2:00--Grandstand 3,4, 15; That Good Ole Nnhvllle Music 6; World of Survival I; Urban League Movie "Apache Uprising" 13; Family Theatre 33. d s-Baseball 3,.,15. • 2;Jo-Greal American Music Celebration 6; VIewpoint 8; Movie "From the Earth to the MOOn" 10; Insight 33. 3·OO-Overseas Mission 8; Family at War 33. 3.Jo-FBI6, ChamplonsB; Last ofthe Curlews 13. 4·00--BII With Knit 33. 4;3Q-Minlature Golf 6; Horse Race B,10, H1111en's Heroes 13; Let's Grow A Garden 33 4.oto-Golf B,IO. 5·000-Star Trek 3; Wide World of Sports 6, 13; Dan Adams Screen Test 4; Wrestling 15; Romagnolls' Table 33 5.Jo-NFL action '76 4; Guppies to Groupers 33. 6;00--News 3,U ,10; God Has The Answer 15; Crockett's Vldory Garden 33. 6:30-NBC News 3,A, 15; ABC News 13; News 6; Ham's WldeWorldB; CBS News 10; Lilias, Y1111aand You 33 7·00--World at War 3; Lawrence Welk •.15: Hee Haw 6,B; In The Know 10; Newsmaker '76 13; Rivals of Sherlock Holmes 33 7.Jo-Hollyw00d Squares 3; Last of the Wild 10; Heart Attack 13 , 8:00--Emergency! 3,4,15; New, Original Wonde. Woman 6, 13; Jeffersons 8, 10; At The Top 33 8:Jo-NFL Football B; Ivan fhe Terrible 10. 9:00--NFL Football3,4,15; Movie "Hotel" 6,13; Mary Tyler Moore 10; Upstairs, Downstairs 33. 9·Jo-Mary Hartman. Mary Hartman Preview 10. 10.00--Diahann CarrolllO, Men Who Made the Movies 33. 11 .00--ABC News 6; News 10,13; Janak! 33. S- ll :ls-Apollo 6 11 :3o-News B; Movie " Walk on the Wild Side" 10; Movie "Pillow of Death" 13. 12·00--News 3,.,1 Movie "My Six Loves" 8 12; ls-PMA Pulse 15. 12·Jo-Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman 3; Saturday Night 4.15. 12· oiS-Sam my and Company 6. 1.oo-Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman 3, Movie " The Man Who Reclaimed His Head" 13 1.30-Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman 3; Don Klr· I ll!UMIDJ1rn;~i::.:!!! loy I <I ~1!1/\H"-<HIJ ,-+-+--1 Untenmble lhftefourJumbloo, ..Jr:: ""' 1' one letter to each oqullft, to -+-1f-4form four ordlnar7 wordo. AWREY ~:;~[~~t:::~ AXYDLBAAXR Is LO N GFELLOW One lelter s1mply stands for another In thiS sample A Is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Smgle letters, apostrophes, lhe length and formatiOn of the words are all htn ls Each day the cod e leiters arc different CRYPTOQUOTES OGK C A OR FC MK O C RBNS /()F'/ CJ I c - IBIH'~vy ~ ~0~ ..::..-:.rc:!.::: . . b. I .J . = ' IIIC&!It..lbJthuboncan-. PVAVX · ~-'--"-----::::--"'-~··· OC SJV QKGL KQ F MKL-~IIriii .. I HAVE IN ALL THE GAMES l.(OIJ'VE PLA~ED, HAVE '(OU EVER BEEN THE VICi IM Columbus, villled 1D Parkersbtq recently wtth The Plainl, Mra. Doria Gralllwobl, who II _MIIIIIInl "(lJJill)" YNOLVCS. - JKGFMV LFCC 1"-",.,t-.,.., Yesterday's Cryptoquole: NO MAN GOES BEFORE HIS ,,.-,HEFTY YAPOA MALADY Pl1tltl •••I TIME - UNLESS THE BOSS HAS LEFT, EARLY. - 1'-y's EA ANONYMOUS Aat...., Lllr.. pftltu'loll•-•,..• """'•lo 1oM 1111111--"1'11' MD" tC 1916 KIDC Features Syndi<:a&e, Inc. ) PI \'\l I"' 111111, OF A CHEAP SHOT ? M'( DAD SA!fS IF I THOU6HT AI!OVTS<:HOOL AS MUCH AS I THINK ABOUT MSEBALL, I'D BE AT THE PRETTI{ CllfAP SHOT il-lERE, 1)\D! HEAD OF Ml{ aASS epent Sunday with bla con91Ieacln11 after major BRADFORD CHURCH OF Plnllll, Mr' uti Mn. R. R. CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN YNION , moollng Wodnosdoy 745 p.m CHRIST, Jack Perry, mlnl•lor. Sun· Dunt. f.ebew vlilled Nktl' Lawrence Ma11ley , pastor Mrs UMW3rdTuesdoy8p m <for School ~ JO 0 m., ~rntng Mn. Myrtle Lewia, Brenda Dawn Meter oo Russell Yaung, Sundoy School REEDSVIllE , Sundoy School9.30 church 10 30 0 m ; Sunday oven· andMike.RedHouae, W. Va., Sup! Sunday School 9 30 am a JT'I Worsh1p 7 30 p m Prayer 1n g se r vice , 7 30 p . "' evan~n~~. ~ vu Mondar ' q<, 1, DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work it : HE1LL O\LL1 YOU 1LL 5EF: I Mrs.' Hilda Olmstead, Mrs. Bill Mlddleawart, Mrs. Violet Rllchle, David Talbott, Wade ConneUy, Stacy and Tammy Proffitt, local, called on Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bryant, Debra and David, recently. Mrs. Cecil Roseberry, Racine , vlalled her llister; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mid· dleswart and family on Saturday afternoon, ' Miss Leota Birch was )lonored by a birthday celebration at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rolllh, Porllantl, a recent Sunday, Mrs. Fannie. Durst, local, and Mn. Tim Wilkii1IOI1 and I .JO-.Chleo & the Man 3,4,1!; Well Str• t Week 20 l3 9;00--Rockford Flies 3,4,15; Movie " The S.l~i CanMd lon" 1,10; U.S.A. People & Politico 20,33. 10.00--Pollce Story 3,4; NoWI 13,:10, · Peul Nuchlms 33. I 10, 3o-Baseball 15. 11 :00--Nows 3,4,1,10,13;' ABC News 33. .11 ·,~Johii!)Y Car"'!' ~1 •: Rookies 6,13; Movie Asylum I ; Mavlt Assl~nment Terrror" 10 Janakl 33. · ' 12 · ~0on Kirshner's Rock Concert 6; Wrntllng 13 1.110-Midn lght Spt<:lal 3,4,15; Movie "Fog Island" 10. 1'ot~-News 13. 2.30-News 3 3:00--Movle " Four Men and a Prayer" 3. 4: 30-Movle " He Mar ried His Wile' 3 6 00-Movle "Chasing Danger" 3 • ~~~~---=~D~inst APVENTURE! WHEN HENEE08 u &.~.,<;Jf?, I'EEL5 /.ONESr..rvtEI Stiversville News Notes Mrs. Ada Fox al!d son, Bill of Belmont, were weekend vlaltors of Mrs. NeD Mid· dleswart and attended the Wolfe reunion at Portlaoo park on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. I Harris and family, Mission Viejo, CaUf., spent several days visiting her grand· NORTHEAST ClYSTER CHESHIRE CHYRCH Of GOD OF mother, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Rev Rtchord Thomas PROPHECY, G p Sm 1tk, pallor Hawthorne and lllater, Mr, Pastor Sunday School 10 a m , Arthur Duane Sydenstrlcker HentOI"' , Supt.; Morn1ng Worship, and Mrs. Clarence Lawrence, John Oougla• 11 0 m .; Young Peopt~ ·· service, ). Associates 7 p m .; htning "'~Ice, 7:30 Brenda and Bryan. ·Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Upps JOPPA, Worship lOam , Chur· p m., Wedne~day Mld·Wtek ch School 9 a m , Prayer Meeting Prayer Serv 1ce , 7 30 p m , Youth and Toni, Uttle Hocking, Wednetday 8 p m mHting, 6 30 p m , Evening wor· Mrs. Earl Powell, Torch, and LONG BOTIOM, Sunday school ship 7·30 p m • . JEHOVAH S WITNESSES. larry at 9·30 om Worthop mvoce• ot CHESTER CHURCH OF THE Mrs. lfazel Shuck, Miami, Cornohon presi ding mlni1ter 7 30 p m Bible 1tudy and Youth NAZARENE Rev Herbert Grote, Fla., were recent callers of Sunday B~te lecture 9:30a.m meeting1 01 8 p m . on pastor. Worthip service, 11 am Oint Birch and Laota. Wa tc htower atudy, 10:30 a.m. Wedne1doys and 7 30 p.m SunUoy Sunday Mr, and Mrs. VIctor Durst, Tuesdoy, Btblo sludy, 1 30 p.m. NORTH BETHEl, Worship II Schaal, 9 30 am Richard Barton, South Pass 2 t Pass 5 ¥ Pass ~~~ 24.N T North Eut Opemng lead - Queen t MY FAVORITE SUMMER IS THIS SUMMER "School days, school days, dear old golden rule TUPPERS PlAINS CHRISTIAN • 72 • 8 743 SOUTH (0 1 10W l/OU the Sermonette CHURCH , Eugene Underwood, pat ter, Howard Coldwell, Jr. , Sundar School Supt.; Sunday Schoo , 9 30 0 m Morntng Str· mon, 1030am., Sunday even· ing 1 er~lce , 7 p.m LETART FAlLS UNITED BRETHREN , Rev FrHiand Norrlt, pal lor, FloydNorns, lupl Sunday school, 9 30 a m , morning str• mon 10 30 am , Prayer service . Wednesday, 7·30p m . cashed lhe ace of spades to see what happened, cashed lhe ace of hearts for a second look at P!ISSlbihlles and lhen played lhe k1n1 of spades. When that dropped lhe queen he led to dummy's ace of clubs, discarded his four of hearts on lhe ace of diamonds, came back to his hand wllh a heart , dr ew trumps and cla1med h1s grand slam Th1s grand slam swing decided a first-round match. The lucky wiMers then went on to wm the tournament. 20 .A J,, UMYF Wodn.,doy 3 30 p.m., Bible study , Wednesday , 730 CH Roger C Tui'nwr , pa,stor Sunday schoo l. 9 30 a m , Sunday mor111ng worship, 10 30, Sunday evenmg service, 1 30 THE SALVATION ARMV, 115 Butternut Ave Pomeroy Envoy and Mrs Roy Wtnmg, otftctrs tn charge. Sunday holinen meeting 10 a m Sunday ~e hool 1030 a.m leader YPSM Eloise Adams 7 30 p.m &alvatlon meeting ladte5 Home league, 1:2 noon to 2 p m , Thursday , prayer meeling and B1ble study Thursday, 7.30 Pm MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST , Corner Fourth and Mom, Middleport. Rev . Henry Key , Jr , pa stor . Sun day School 'il 30 a m•• Mn Ervin Baumgardner, 1upt .. Mornmg wor~h1p , 10 ~5 a.m FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1t7• 5·oo-F BI 3; Partridge Family B; Minion · Impossible 15. 5·30-Adom 12 A; News 6; Family Affair I ; Elec Co :10,33; Adam-12 13. 6·00--Nws 3,U,10,13,U; ABC News 6; Zoom 20,33. 6 30-NBC Nt wsJ,.C,15; ABC News 13; Andy Gr1Hith6; CBS News 1,1 0; Hodgepodge ~odge 20; Car rasccl.,dll• 11 7:00--Truh or Cons. 3; To Tell. the Truth "' Bowl lnjl for Dollars 6 ; Space· 1999 8; News 10; Don Adams ScrNn Tell 13. Family Altair 15, Woman :10, Black Perspective on the News 33. 1 30-Porter Wagoner 3; Tre.sure Hunt •: Oh io State Lottery 6; $25,000 Pyram id 10; To Tell the Truth 13; Wild Kingdom 15, Robert MacNeil Report 20,33. 8:00--Sanford & Son 3•••15; NFL Footbell 6,13; Pilot "Stranded " 8,10, Washington Week In Review 20,33 AMI!oU LANCe CARlETON CHURC H, Klngsbuoy WH kly Bible study, Wodnotday, Rood Gpry King , pallor SundO'V 730pm MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD, school , 9 30 a .m evening w or days . •. "' old famiUar wlll'ds to we older students. When !;eptember draws near I always feel it's Ume to go to school. I would enjoy It very much, I think. I wonder what all the children think about when tbey see school days getting nearer. I'm sure they think of the vacation that ill rapidly drawing to a close. Moat would feel thla was "My Favorite Summer," Maybe becauae It Ia the one cloeeat. lt'sfairweekaoolbave been there every day this week. It has been marvelous to see the excitement on all the klda faces as well as on the old timers. When fair week Ia over they all must be thlnklng, "It won't be long now til school." They all must be lhlnklng about the picnics, the ball games, the swinunlng, tbe regaUa, the parades and the fair . They remember the days they could sleep In and play late. The joy of playing with their cat and dog, the flowers and the bugs and the big old sbade trees when It was hot and they just sat watching the Madows on the sidewalk or porch. '!be times they went to the fann or just went out and ran In the fields around and of course the days they went on vacation and !raveled. Thlnking of the joys of couainl villtlng and friends, cookouts In the back yBI'd or at ooe of the nearby parks, the grass llioWing, the washing down of the porch and of the weeding the garden, &me of theae they would 10011er forget, but even now lt'smoatlypastand It really wun't too bad. Remembering the fbhlng and games and all day play aJons with the late night fun. Summer was so crowded and so much fun It can't reaDy be over yet, Still, It Ia fair week and they all know that Its only days after the fair that lchool beclnB. Moat have their new clothes for school along with penclll and rulers aoo erlllll'l and paper, It Ia thne to lhlnk of aU tlte frlenda for the summer 9 30 o m . evenong worshop 7 30 APPlE GROVE, Sunday School C!iURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, becauae of vacatloo, The bwi ride Ia tun and receu too, the Thursday evenmg prayer serYLCe 9 30 o m. Worshtp 7 30 p.m 1st Located o1 Rut!ond on New Lima clean 1111ell that Ia found ooly In lcllool In the new books, 7:30pm j ood 3rd Svnday 1, Prayer meeflnij Rood, nex t to Fore1t Acre Pork, varnlahed delks, ICI'IIbed Doors and balll, &Ire lchool will RACINE APOSTOLIC CHURCH Wednesday 7 30 p.m . FelloW5h tp ReY Roy Rouse, pas tor , Robert Evongel1 st1 c servtce, Sunday , 7 30 $uppef flrst Salu•doy 6 p nr.UNIW Mun er, Sunday School sup!. Sun · soon be upon them but thla IIUIIllller lln't over yet, there'sstW p m prayer meettng, Tuesday , 2nd Tuesday 7 30 p m day 1 chool, 10 30 am , worshtp a week to go. 7 30pm , Boble Study Thursdoy EAST lETART, C~ruch School 73 0 p m Boblo Sl udy, Thla summer wu lots of fun, even the favorite one and 7 30p m isf 2nd, 3rd Sundays 9 30 am Wednesday, 7 30 p .rn . Saturday anyhow schoollln't so bid. Tbe favGI'Ite summer . , , I 81JeSS MIDWAY COMMUNITY CENTER, Fourth Sunday 10 30 o m Wor· nigh ! prayer 18r v1ce, 7 30p m thla one was. Dexter Rd , long.,lllo, Ohio Rev •hlp 2nd Sunday 7 30 p m • th HEMlOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN, Clyde Ferrell, Pastor. Sunday Sunday 9 30 am , Prayer metllng Roger Waflon, pastor, wa llace Thank you Lord, It was Ire&I. - Rev, William School ll a m Sa tu rday Wednesday 7.30 p.m UMW h i Bradford, 1upt., morn tng war· Mlddlellwarth, St. Paul Lutheran Church. preaching services 7·30 p m Wednesdav ev11mng B1ble study at 7 30pm 5 ~PPO~EP Second ond Ander•on, Pouor, Wa lter Cloud 1chool 9 •! a m worship 11 om and 7•30 p.m r. 01rector M1les Trout , pastor Sunday POMEROY CLUSTER school , 10 0 m , Steve L1ttle supt Rev Robert Hoyden Evemn g serv1ce, 7 p m , pr ayer Rev. 0 Wm Sydenstncker meetmg, Thursday 1 p m CHESTER Worshtp 9 15 a m. CHESTER CHURCHOF GOD Church School lOa m ReY Bobby Porter, pastor Sun PO MEROY, War5h1p 10 30 o .m day school, 9.30 a m , worth1p Church School 9 30 a m UMYF 5erv1ce. 11 0 m. e vemng servt ce b 30 p m 7 30 you th serv1ce, Wednesday ENTERPRISE Wors h1p 9 o.m 7 30 p m ChuHh School l Oa m •"' LANGSVILLE CHRISTI AN CHUA· ROCK SPRINGS Worsh1p 10 CH Ted Jones , pastor Sunday o.m . Church School 9,15o.m school, 9.30 a.m ., Roy S1gmon UMYF 6 30 p m supt , mornt ng worsh1p , 10 30, FLATWOOOS . Worshtp, 11 a m Sunday evening serv1ce 7 30 Church School lOam m 1d.week service Wednesday MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER 7 JO p.m ' Rev Robert Bumgarner SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE HEATH . Robert Bumgarne r NAZARENE , Rev Dale Boss Pastor Wor~h1 p 10 30 o.m Chur pa 5tor, Bob Moore , Sunday ch School9 30 o m UMYF 6 p m School supt , Sunday 5chool RUTLAND, Wtlbur Htl t, Po•tor classes for all ages , 9 30 0 m Worsht p 10 30 a m Church School morntng wonh1p, 10 •S 0 m 9 30 a m • NYPS, 6 30 p m , evongeltst •c ser· SYRACUSE CLUSTER v1ce , 7 30 p m Prayer and Rev R1chard E Jorv1s fast 1ng Tuesday 10 fJ m ASBURY , Wor5h1p 11 am Chur Mtdw eek pra y er ser ~1ce , ch School 9 50 o .m UMW flfst Wednesday 7 30 p m . men 5 Tueiday . Btble Study Thurs 7.30 proyermeetlng , Soturdoy, 7p m : p m. m 1ss 1on ory meehng second FOREST RUN Worsh1p 9 a m Wednesday', 7 30p m . Church School l Oa m UNITED FAITH NON · MINERSVILLE . Wor~h1p 10 o.m " DENOMINATIONAl , Rev Robert Church School 9a m Smtih, pastor Sunday School SYRACUSE. Chruch School 9.30 9.30 o .m , Clan leader, Leo H1ll a.m Wonh1p serv1ee7 30 p m wot5hlp ltrvlce, 10 30 a m , chur· SOUTHERN CLUSTER ch 7 30 p m Rev T1mo1hy Sm1th EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN Cluster leader CHRIST elden R. Bloke, pastor Rev Steven W1I 5on Su nday School 10 a.m. Howard Assoc1ate lk.Coy, supt , Mornmg I erman , BETHANY, {OorcasJ, Worsh1p 11 a.m. Sunday n 1Qht serv 1ce1 9 30 o m Church School 10.30 Chnstton EndltQvor , 7.30 p m , am Song lervlct , B p m. , Preochtng CA RMEL. Chruch School 9 30 8.30 p .m. M1dweek Prayer a m Wonhlp 10 30 o,m 2nd and mMtlng, Wednesday, 7 p m ., Roy .4 th Sundays. Adam i loy leader. CAPTAIN EA.~V WHAT'RE W& " FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST, Car· Shuler po1tor, Wonhlp ••rvlca , n•r ot 9:30 a.m. Sunday school , I 0 30 Mo1ort a m , Bible Study and prayer 1er Sunday tervlce vice Thursday, 7 .30 p m Rev Herbert A i ling, pastor Sun dey SChool 9 30 a m , morning HARTFORD CHYRCHOF CHRIST ser Yice , 10 30 . youth service , 6 45 IN CHRISTIAN UNION , Tho Rov. p n'l , evangelis tic service 1 30 William Compbell pa•tor. Sunday P. m Prayer meeting Thursday , School, 9 30 am 1 James Hughes, 7·30 p m supf , ewenlng sarvlce , 7•00 p m. FREEDOM GOSPEl MISSION ol Wednesday &Yenlng pray er Bald Knob Rev E J Grilltth, meeting 7 30 p.m. Youth prgyer supt of chu rch , Rev l R service each Tuasdoy •ludy , 7 30 p m FAIRVIEW BIBlE CHYRCH, G luesencomp , pastor, Roger ST JOHN WTHERAN CHURCH, Pme Grove The ReY W1lhom Wtllfred, Sr, Sunday School sup! l e tart W Va , Rt. 1, Rev George Mlddl.,worth , Pastor Ct<lurch Sunday School, 9 30 o m , prayer Hosct.or , pa stor Sunday School serv 1ces 9 30 0 m Sunday School meeting Tuesday 7 30 p m , 9 30 a m Prayer and Bible study you th meeting, 6 p m Sunday 7 30 p m Co ttage Prayer Service 10 30o m BRA DBURY CH URCH OF l eaders Ada Von Meter and Gret Tuesday, 10 am. Worship Ser CHRIST, Kim Cole pas tor Kevin , to Su ttle Sunday evening wor vtce Thursday , 7· 30 p m CAlVARY BIBl ECHYRCH, 26 N Ktng, Sunday school supt Sunday shtp , 7 p m through wmter man · Second. Middleport· pastor, Cur ths school, 9 30 0 m , worshtp ser MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE ti s Stephen Church school, 9:30 v 1ce 1030 a m Sunday ser vi ces , 7 p m youth meo tmg , UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST am., preaching s.erviceJ , 10:30 Rev James H l eocM pastor. Sun a m. and 7 30 p m Wednesday Wednesdoy 7 p m doy school , 9 ·30 am ., Russell evening Bible study , 7·30 p.m ANTIQUI TY BAPTI ST Re v INDEPENDENT HOliNESS CHUR Fraelt:md Nom s pastor. Sunday Spencer, supt , Won hlp service, school 10 o m , Church service 1 10 "5 am : Evening worshtp CH , INC - Corner Fourth and Middleport ; Rev. p m.. Wednesday 8tble Study, 7 alternating with C £ at 1 30 p.m lincoln Sts an Sunday Pra yer meeting, 7.30 O 'Dell Manley, pa stor Sony Hud· pm m Wednesday Allred Walle son Sunday School superlnten RACINE CHURCH OF THE ayleoder dent Sunday school , 9 30 o.m , NAZARENE, Reli John A Cofl WHITE'S CHAPEl, Cool"lle RD even ing worsh ip, 7 30 p.m . man, pastor Sunday Schoal, q 30 Rev. Roy Deeter , pastor . Sunday prayer and pro1se service, 0 m • G erald Well s supt Morn school9 30 a.m ., worshtp service Wednesday 7 30 p.m. 1ng worsh1p, 10 30 a m. Sunday THE PEOPlES CHYRCH OF e 11enmg worship , 7 30, Prayer 10 30 a m B1ble study and FJrayer service, Wednesday 7 30 p.m. POMEROY - Corner Ma10 and meettng , wed nesday, 1 30 p.m Court Sts , third floor over RUTlAND RACINE FIRST BAPTIST, Dan L RYTlAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, ltghthouse Restaurant . Henry Walker Pa stor , Ronnie Salser Sundov school supt , Sunday Carl Peak , po5tor. Bdl Brown Cook, pa:~tor Sunday school. 10 Sunday school supt Sunday o m. morning worship 11 a m school. 9 30 a.m .. mornmg wor t ervi c e , 7 : 30 . shtp 10 ~0 0 m Sunday evemng school 9 30 a.m., worship and e~erpn g worsh tr. 7·30 Wedne5doy eyen· commumon , 10.30 a.m. Evening Wednes1ay eYening service, servtce, 7 30 p "'' Regular board 7 30 lnterdenomtnational , full 1ng8 1b estudy. 7 30 meetmg Saturday . 7 p m. galpel. DANVIllE WESlEYAN . ReY RYTlAND COMMUNITY CHYR· !WTlAND CHURCH OF GOD lelon Glosure, pa stor Sunday School , 9 30 a.m . youth and CH , Sunday School. 9 30 a.m . Pastor Oenms Bales . Sunday w ors h1p ser v1 ce , 11 a m. School 10 a m ., worship aervtce tumor youtt. serv tce 6 •S p m. Wednesday prayer meet1ng 7 30 11 30 am . and 7.30 p IT1 Prayer evemng wors htp, 7 30 p .m prayer and pra 1se Wednesday, p m youth ser vtc&5 Sunday 7 meetiog . Wedneidav 7 30 p.m 7 30 p.m SilVER RUN FREE BAPTIST Televis.ion log for easy viewing p•o ple ' l 1 ' �1 lutsday : Vlt.Fiot i0r"'7 30 p m . lu Tt.ursday. Meeting X) p m Wedne1doy •ervlu , ts p.m LAYREl CliFF FREE METHODIST Stl VEA RIDGE , Worship 10 a.m. CHURCH Rev . Flor.d F Shook, poslor, Lloyd Wr ght, Sunday Church School 9 a .m. TUPPERS PlAINS, Wonhlp 9 School Supt.; Motnlng Wonhlp 9·30 a m.; Sundoy School 10.:10 a m Church Schooll Oa .m. KENO CHYRCH OF CHRIST, a m , Weckulttdov Prayer ond I I· TRINITY CHURCH Rev W H Eventng worshlp 1 7 30 George Fr.dtrlck , supt S.rvlc:e blo Study 7 30 p m.; Sundoy Pamn pastor Roy Mayer, Sun · Wednesday pro~er meeting 7 30 weekly. 9 30 a m. on Sunday:, evening worohlp 7•30 p.m.. Choir day school iupt Church S<:hool p m. Preochmg fir~ I and th1rd Sundoyl. Proc tlcelkurtdoy, 7 p.m. DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, 9 IS om , wo"hop •ervico 10·30 MT MORIAHCHURCHOF GOD ol month by Clltlord Smith, 9 30 t3o. p m.; Sunday nlglolwonhlp, RUTIJ\NO CHURCH OF THf NAZAREHf. Rev lloyd D. Grlinm, Jr., potlof, $undaY IChool, 9:30 a.m.. - •hlp oorvko, 10:30 a !"'· troadcatlllvo DYer WMIO; young, se rvice , 6 ·,. 5 : evon~li1tlc servlc• . 7·30 p m Prayer mMllng, Wodnt tday, 7;30 p.m.. Mlnlonoty mHllng, 7:30 p.m. lint Wodnotday ol month. MASON COYNTY MASON FIRST IAPTIST, Soc:and om Choir rehea rsal Tuesday , Racme Rou te 2, the Re._ Jame1 7 30 p m under direction of Mrs M Muncy, pastor Sunday JChool Paul Nease 9 45 a m.: morning worsh1p, 11 POMEROY CHURCH OF THE a m • e'w'emng worship. 7 30 NAZARENE Corner Un 1on and Prayer meeting Tuesday, 7:30 Young people 1 meeting, Mulberry , Re v Clyde V Hender p m son pastor . Sunday school, 9 30 7·30 p.m. Thur1day. 0m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION, Darrell Doddrill , pas tor Sunday Charlet Ruuell , Sr., mlnl1ter, ftlck Mocomber , supt. S"ndoy 1chool 1 9·30 a m , worship ••r· and Pomeroy Sta., Stan Craig, 10 1~ a.m. Youth octlvtties and fellowshi p for junior and sen• or h1gh students, 6 p m Sun~a~ even ing wouh lp, 7 30 p m Mid· week praye r s er v 1c ts OF CHRIST Doug Seaman, minister. Blblt study , 9 JO a m morning worahlp 1()·30 o m , evanlng wars htp , 7·30 p m. Wednesday Biblestudy, 7•30p m vleet 7 30 p m. mu1lc School. 9 30 a m., L.anord vlco, 10 30 am llblo Study. po1tor. Sunday l(i'loal, 9·45 a.m .: worship tervice, 11 o m : 1raln1rtg Gilmore , fin t elder, evening ser· Tu"doy, 7:30p.m. union, 6 30 p m ., evening wor · REOR GANIZED CMURCH Of vl(t, 7 30 p m Wedneadoy · JESUS CHRIST OF lATTER DAY ship sorvlco, 7:30 p.m. Mid Week prayer meeting, 7 30 p m a.m , Glen McClung, supt ; morn MIDDlEPORT FIRST BAPTIST MT. MORIAHCHURCHOf GOD, SAINTS, Portland Racine Rood pro.,.., ~trvlce , Wtdn11day, 7:30 lng wo rsh1p 10·30 a.m., evening Corner Sheth and Palmer the Rev Radne Route :2 The Rev Charlet William Routh , pa1tt~r . O<tnny P·IJl · MASONCHURCH OF CHRIST, P serv1ce 1 30 mid week servtce , Peter Grondal , pastor, Donny Hand, pa stor Sunday school , 9 •5 Evan•, Sundar School Director. Sunday Schoo , 9 30 o m.; Morn· 0 . BoK "87 Miller St , Mason, W Wednesday. 7.30 p m. Thompton , supennt•ndent Sun• 0 m , morning woni'Hp 11 a m GRACE EP ISCOPAl, The Rev doy Schobl. WMPO Radio pro· Evening services, Tuesdo,. and . lng worth lp l0·30 a m.: Sunday Va. Sundoy l lblo Study 10 • ·I" ; •Y•n l ng aervlce 7 p .m W9rt~lp il o.m and 7 p.m 81blo Harold Oe~Jth , re<:l or Church ser grpm 7 •s o m,, Sunday SchooL Fndoy , 7 30p m Wednesday evening prayer ser· Study Wodntsday 7 p m , Vocal v1ces , 10 30 o.m Holy commu 9 1~ a m , Morning Worship BEAR.WALlOW RIDGE CHURCH n1on fn $1 Sunday of month , chur· ch school 10 30 am . for nursery through 1'2 POMEROY CHURCH Of CHRIST, Rtc hard Ev anson pastor Bible >t ~oo l , a. m : adult wors.hlp serv• ce and young peoples meetmg, 7 30 p m Comb1ned Bible study ond praye r meet1ng , Wednesday , 7 30 pm THE SALVATION ARMY , Envoy Rov W W1n1ng , off1cer 1n charge Sunda y 10 a m , Holin eu 10 30 a m Sunday meetmg S!.hool Young People 1s l egion, 1 p m , Thursday I to 3 p m , Lad1e!. Home league 7 p m Prep classes ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Co rner of Sycamore and Second S!s , Pomeroy The Rev Wtlhom Mtddlesworth, Pastor Sunday School of 9 •S am and Church Serv1ces II a m It was too good 10 be Irue Suddenly llou nd I had the opportumly lo vis111he land of my dreams - a lrop ~e a l Is land I It was long ago when my belo\ cd " rolling stone" uncle ' 1sncd my home, brmumng w11 h ~tones of Ihe fasc inatmg, dehghl lul South Seas I had been conv mced Ihat ltfe m Lh1s land would be a foreve r-happy lhmg And now Ihe mag1cal moment had come I lound 1ha1 the sky was , indeed, bluer than blue, Ihe Jlowcrs bn II tam and luxunous, Ihe sea clear and everchang· tng Yes. 1t was all lhts and more Bul one day as I stood on lhc shore hs1enmg 10 1he roanng rh yme of Ihe waves, I realized lhall was no happ1 cr Ihan I had been be lore I d1 scovered Ihal my problems were within me How could I have assumed Ihat happiness would be guaranteed on an enchanted 1sland'l These lhollghiSprom pled me to relurn 10 my church wh1 ch I had 1gnored for many years Here I tound my latlh was renewed, and I fo und self-respect and underslanding lhal come from lov mg God and domg HIS Will I sensed anew that no man can expcclloexpencnce true happmess w11 hou1 H1m Hurry 10 yo ur church - there to find Ihe tngrcd tcn ls lo make your days and your hfc glad and 1 VlrQ1fll8 2825 Saturday evening Moss Stncklm pastor Sunday church 7.30. Sunday Mos5 8 and 10 om , school '30 a m • Mrs Homer Confesston , Saturdoy 7 7 30 p m POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST. Re' Ralph Zundel pa5tor Wtlltam Watson Sunday sc hool 5up' Sunday school 9 30 a m . BYF, 6 p m B1ble study. Wedne5day 7 p,m , cho.r prachce Wednet>doy, 8 30p m BURliNGHAM CHURCH R., - -- - - - - -- - --------,..---..,----::-'-----:---, With the hope it wlll tin som e measur e', foster and help sustain that Which Is good In family and commynity life, this feat ur e 1s sponsored by the business firm s and organizations whose names appear below . Ph 992-21 01 WILKINSON'S John F. Fultz SMALL ENG INE SAL ES & SERV ICE 491 Locust St. Middleport Ph 992 3092 Middleport, Ohio ' LINDA'S lADY FAIR BEAUTY SALON RACINE PWMBING &HEATING Thtrd St. REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES PAUL'S BARBER SHOP Open 8to 5- Closed Thurs. ' WAID CROSS SONS STORE ELLIS & SONS SOHIO GROCERIES & GENERA L MERCHAND ISE Ph. 949-2550 RICiM COMPLE TE AUTOMOTI VE SERVI CE Locust & Beech Sis. Middleport Ph. 992 9921 BETSY ROSS BAKERY P. J. PAULEY, AGENT BAKER S OF GAY90 BREAD I'll. 992 -3030 Middleport Nationwide Ins. Co of Columbus, 0 I'll. 992 -231B Pomeroy 104W. Maln ". SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY HEINER'S BAKERY WE FILL DOCTORS PRE SCRIPTIONS BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD Huntington, W. Va. DUDLErS SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT • MARK VSTORE TWIN CITY GATEWAY Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio WE HANDLE ONLY U S.D.A. CHO ICE MEATS "' ~. l J THE DAILY SENTINEL GOEGLEIN SAND &GRAVEL Dedicated to the Meigs-Mason Area Middleport I'll. 992-3214 :: TWO LOCATIONS 39 N. Second 51, Middleport, 0. Gallipolis, Q. 46 Court St. LOUIS W. OSBORNE I'll. 992-2178 Pomeroy 220 E. /Min I "• Phone 992-2136 . FRESH PRODUCE & PLANTS 2 CONVENIENT MARKETS PomeroY, MIDWAY MARKET I'll. 992.:2582_ 1 Mason~ BOB'S MARKET BEN FRANKLIN STORE Attend th e church of your choice. Ph. 992·3498 Pomeroy - Ph. 773-5721 . RIDENOUR SUPPLY AMERICAN PAINTING CO. INDUSTRIAL & COMMERCIAL I'll. 446-0963 Acldlson, Ohio Ph. 992-6173 ~COUNTY BRANCH THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & lOAN CO. Ph. 992 -:1863 2" w. Second Pomeroy Furniture & Hardwa re Homellte Saws Chesler Ph. 985·3308 . NEW ;JRK CLOTHING HOUSE Kerrn' s Korner "· MIDDLEPORT BOOK I'll 949-9UO bel• . ·, h.~INE FOOD MARKET THE STORE WITH A HEART I'll. f4f, zo•6 lltciM ' ; ' .. ,, ' . Kermit Walton Pomeroy . ROSEBERRrS SERVICE CENTER """ Pomeroy 992-2955 ' ll ' Ractne, Ohio I'll. 992-5130 Pomeroy 214 E. /Min ' c;a 11949·2838 For an Appointment Rac1ne, Oh1o " HElL" DEALER Rac1ne Ph 949-2882 STO~E Church and offiCe supplies gifts Middleport 99 Mtll St. ' RIGGS USED CARS, INC. R1111er Riebel Rab,~lggs 51. Rl. 7 1 ttlor Ph. fl!-4100 <:. mormng worship, MIDDLEPORT, Sunday school 9 30om • R1chord Vaughan supt Mornmg wors.htp, 10 30 SYRAC USE, Morntng worsh1p 9 am , Sunday school, l Oam Mrs Sampson Hall, supt RUTlAND CHURCH OF GOO Mulboroy Ave , Pomeroy , Poul J HAZEl COMMUNITY CHURCH Whtte, Pastor, Gary 8os. hom Sun Near long Bottom Edsel Har t day school supt Sunday school pastor Sundo,. school tO om 9 30 o m morn 1ng worshtp Church 7'30 p m praye"l 10 30. evenmg worsh1p 6 30 p m meettng 7 30 p m Thursday M•dweeM prayer serviCe, 7 30 MI DDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL pm Th1rd Ave . the Rev W1 lltom Kn.t RYTLANO APOSTOliC CHURCH tel, postor Ronald Dugon Sun OF JESUS CHRIST Thomas l Holmes pastor B1ble study Saturday 7 30 p m , Sunday school, 10 a.m Evongehsflc ser 7 30 p m Sunday 1 PO M EROY WESlEYAN HOliNESS CHURCH Harri s.onY tlle Rood , Re v. Ed1son Weaver Pas tor He11ry Eblm Sunday )chool Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m . Evenmg wor5htp 7 30 P m Prayer and Pra1se serv1ce. Thurs · doy 1 30p m. •s BIG JIM'S PLAZA sup! 10 30 Rev James 0 Guynn pa stor Sunday 5thool 10 a m , Sunda,. wor' h1p, 11 a m , Sunday evening servtce, 7 p m , Wednesday wor· shtp serv1te, 7 30 p m GOD Rev Geprge Otler pas tor a m., morn· Sunday ~chool , 9 tng pr eo ch1n g , 11 a m • Pomeroy lee , Bobby Elktn 5 pa5tor Sunday school, 10 a m , wors.htp s.ervtee l l am and 7 p.m. Wednesday evenmg servtce, 7 p m FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST 282 SVRACYSE FIRST CHURCH OF MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. THE FINEST IN MOBILE HOM ES Ph. 992-7034 1100 E. 1M1n Pomeroy CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mid dlepott , S1h and Main , Gaorge Gloze, m1nts!er, James Sheela super intendent Bible school , 9 30 o.m mormng worshtp , lO 30 om evemng worship, 7 30, prayer ser v tce , 7 p m Wftdnesdoy • MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, Rev Don Cole pastor, Mrs Mary Lothey , Sunday school sup! Sunday school , 9·30 a,m. morning worsh1p , 10 30 a m Sunday evangelisti c meehng 7 30 p m . Prayer meelmg Wedne5day 7 30 p.m UN IT E 0 PRESBYT ERI A N MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUN TY Owtght L Zavliz , d~teclar ~2 Scnotures $t!lected oy The "meran Bil* Sroety KINGSBURY HOME SALES &SERVICE1 INC. KENO CHYRCH OF CHRIST, SACRED HEART, Re ' Father H A RRI S 0 N VI l l E Paul D. Welton, postor Phone PRESBYTERIAN. Rev , Ernest secure. ;opyrigh11976 Kei$1BI Advertitlng 5ei"'ICB Inc, StlaSOOrg 9 30 am , worshop 10 30 Wodnosdoy 7 30 P m evongel11h<: servKe, 7 30 p.m Praye r meetmg Thurs.doy 7 30 p m POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200 W. Mom St., Jerry Paul , mtnlster , phone 992-7601J. Conser vohve non mstrumentol Sunday worsh•p , 10 om Btble study , 1l om , worsh1p 6 P m Wednesday Btbl e sttJ dy, 7 p m ~UlLAN D FREEWILL BAPTIST, Rev l eland Haley. pastor Sun· day school , 10 o.m Sunday even1ng se r v1ce , 7 30 Wednesd ov even•ng prayer me-ehng, 7 30 p m OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTI AN CHURC H, Re~ Rol ph Sm1!h , pa stor Sundov school 9 30 om , Mrs Worley fronm supennten dent Preochtng serv1ces f.rst & th1rd Sundays follow1ng Sunday School GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Preochtng 9 30 a m , f1t st and se· cond Sundays of each month th1rd and f ourth Sundays eath month, wors htp serv1ce ot 7 30 pm Wednesday eYen 1ngs ot 7 30 Prayer and B•ble Study SEV ENTH -DA Y ADVEN TIST Mulberry He1ghts Rood, Pomeroy Pastor. Gerard Seton , Sobbo lh School Supennrendent, Claro Mcintyre Sabbath School, Sctur da y afternoon at 2 00, with Wor sh1p Serv1ce followm got 3 l 5 RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHUR CH Rev Roger For d, Jr pa stor Drewy Gore supt Sunday school, 9 30 o m morn1ng wor sh1p 10 •Sa m THE HILAND CHAPEL, George Casto, pastor Sunday School day School Supt Classes for all ages , ever)II'IQ serv1ce 7 30 B1ble study Wednesday 7 30 p m youthservtces Friday 7 lOp m M IDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAP TIST , Corner Ash ondPJum Noel Herrman pastor Saturday even mg sen11ce 7 30 p.m Sunday School 10 am · Sunday evening worsh1p , 7 30 p m MEIGS COOPERATIVEPARI SH METHODISTCHURCH RobertT Bumgarner, (i.QQrgt Fredonck a'upl Sunday morning service, 9 30 a m with preochmg on fl nt and th 1rd Sun· day of month by Georg e PlckenJ, STIVE RSVIllE COMMUN ITY CHURCH, Sundoy School 1ervlce, 10 o .m , Prayer meehng , Thun day. 7 p m .. Sunday evenmg service . 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, Pomeroy ·Harrisonville Rd., Don Kennedy pas tor , Bill McElroy, Sunday schoo l sup! Sunday school , 9 30 a m , morn1ng wor· .shtp ctnd communion, 10 30 a.m , Sunday ev•nlng youth Chns l1o,., Ende<:~vor 6 30 p.m ., wors hip ser· YtCt , 7 30 p m Wednesdod even· 1ng pro.-er me&ttng an Bible BETHlEHEM BAPTIST. Rev Earl Tue1doy 7 30p m MSLEYAN {Raci ne), Sunday SchooilOam Worst11p 11om ship, 9 30, church Khool , 10 30, young people's meeting, 6 30 pm , e venlngwonh1p,7 30p .m., Bailey Run Rood Rev Emmell Rawson, pastor Handley Dunn supt Sundov school 10 am Sun day evMtng service 7 30 81ble teach ing, 7 30p,m Thursday ' Bible Study Thurtdoy 7 p. m. Chotr PrO(:tlceThurtday8p m. LETART FAllS, Church School ht , 2nd, 3rd Sunday1 10·15 a.m .4th Sunday 9·15 am ., Worthlp pm MT UNION BAPTIST, Rev R D Brown , lupply pal tor, Sunday school9 ~5 a.m , Sunday evening won~tp , 7.30p m FAITH TABERNAClE CHURCH DON'T KNOCK TO I IN TH I~ G~T· UP.. WH IT~ WIN c:;,S !!<~ IT·· AT ~I'AST AN tM PROV!!MENT' OVER GO RILLA OR A MOON MAN! .....,M'i ~ t!oET DO WN TO THIO POliCE GARAGE IN THE &ASfME>II·· VO~ ' L L FIND A" WA ITIN (; I WIN AT BRIDGE - Prayer m .. ung, Dudding lone, Ma1on, W Va Ches ter Tennont , Po1tor Sunday Wodnosdoy, 7.30p m thip . 7.'JIJ p m Keep brain on during play LONG BOTTOM CMRtSTIAN, School9 45 o m ; Chi ldren 1 Chur· Bruce Smith, pa1tor Walla ce Oolnewood, Supt Bible Sch6ol , 9 30 a.rn Pr.achl ng service 10.45 o m No eveninA 1erv1te HYSEll RUN FREE METHODIST. c.h 6 •5 p m Young People 1 Ser· vice 6 •5 p m Evon gell atlc; Ser· Yl ce 7 30 p m Women's M issionary Counci l 10 a m fi rs t and 1hird Tue1days Prayer and Bible Study, Wodno•doy 1 30p m. NORTH • 9732 • 10 6 5 " DYESVIllE COMMUNITY CHUA h t, 2nd 3rd Sundoyo 9.15 a.m •th Sunday 7 30 p m MORNING STAR, Worsh1p 9.30 am Church School 10 30 a.m , M•d·Week Servtce Wednesday B pm MORSE CHAPEL, Worshp 11 om Church School 9·30o rn . PORTLAND, Won l·up 7 30 p.m , Chur ch School9.30a m SUTION , Church School 9.30 a .m Worsh1p lst and 3rd Sundays 10·30a m t A7632 WEST EAST MD~ IS~'T • 10 86 6 • J 983 •Q t €VER4Tij l ~ 1 t QJ IO tK 9854 . 65 HA'J~ tJ'T .,. I • AKJ ·- WA K Q4 '(OU'R£ IIJ " • K Q J 10 9 2 ()l TH~ Bolll vulnerable tiD.I~D Ww " FtroR '"UITLE ORPHAN ANNIE :, Thur, doy mini1lry School 730 am ; ChurchSchoollOo .m. p .m., service meellng8·30p m. ALFRED, Sundoy School 9 30 MIDDLEPO~T CHYRCH OF am Wonhop 10 •5 om Proyor tupt Prayer meeting , Wcodnesdoy, 7 30p m. Scott and Juon, Pass Pass 7 • Pass Pass No poml value is given to tens and nmes yet they are very important cards, par· licularly at notrump Your normal holding 1s one of each. If you )Iappen to hold two of each you can count a 15'point balanced hand as worth 16 If you hold three tens you defimtely should ra1se your In· 1tial notrump count by one By Oswald & James Jacoby Here 1s a hand that may well have decided the 1950 Vanderbilt Cup compet1bon At both tables the queen of diamonds was led against the jl(llnl. seven-club contract On e declarer called for the ace of (Do you have a ques11on d1amonds , ·without an y for the experts ? Write "Ask thought. Then he lhought for the Jacobys " care of th1s several mmutes before diS· newspaper The Jacobys w11J cardmg h1s jack of spades answer mdtVIdual queStiOns Several mmutes laler he was 1f stamped sell-addressed one down envelopes are enclosed The The other declarer d1d hls most 1nterestmg questions thmkmg before playmg from w11/ be used m th1s column dummy and finally called for and w11i rece1ve cop1es of a low diamond He ruffed , JA COB Y MODERN ) tiTTr.B 'oatBAN ANNIB-TBII QVICK•' OR TRII DEAD .,. ' v .. 'Y\;$ . NOT MUCH liME; I I e~16- I WI~ ~ i!!~L ~I:M , OH CHIEF BE~ SUIII SINKS ! OF 5>111'5! by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS I Heroic narrative 5 Forbear 11 Mister, in Munich 12 Incarnation of Vishnu 13 Great Lakes city ,It Narrate 15 One (Ger.) B ~0 GASOLINE ALLEY If I saw rt How much in a store Ia buLJ would you pa4? it in a mmute! 40 First-class item U Salt tree DOWN I Luster %Condor 's nest 3 Accept with fortitude (4wds.) 4 "Blessed _ Yesterday's Aoswer the meek" 16 OlympiC %9 Clerical 5 Challenged Games headgear (J.i:S\1\e~~dljJrj;~~d!~ 17 Mal New de Mexi6 IncessanUy distance 30 Chrilltmas song jn it can Indian 7 - and Fox 19 Fwned 18 Approached 20 One kind 31 Foolish Indians Stinging 8 " That's of duty 33 - out insect 22 Extort (apportion) dirty 21 Not alien pool! " money from 36 Held (Abbr.) (3 wds.) 23 "Hello, court 22 Montana 9 Glut Dolly," 'l1 "Ode city 10 Paid everyfor one Grec1an See20 tab %4 Ameliorate Urn" ,.....;,--,..-,.,.Across Uke 35 Across II ~~wish 27 Transgress b-+-+28 Accel· , rU l ~L=AB=N:E:RrfLBrn~;flae~iP'AHJ::::7~1ir-r:::::-r;ocMrvtJiiS;-;Ji=zjiiTj:j7)1 29 erated Famed Florentine family 32 Author Levm 33 Surrounded by 34 "Bounce" 35 Milady's figurecontroUer 37 Gwnbo 38 Fly a plane THE 130YS OFF ON AN SATURDAY, AUOUST 21, 197• 6:00--Summer Semester 10. 6;30-Matters of ~lfe 6; Summer Semester 8; Treellouse Club 10; Kentucky Afield 13. 7;00--Saturday Report 3; AG-USA • : Eddie S.unden 6; Treehouse ClubB; U S. Farm Report 10; Groovle Goolles 13. 7·30-Bullwlnkle 3; I Dream of Jeannie 4; Jetson• 6; Harlem Globetroltert Popcorn MachiM 8; Man From C.O.S I. 10; Make A Wish 13; Mister Rogers 20. B:OO--Emergency Plu~ • 3,4,15; HOf!g K~ Phooey 6, 13; Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm 8,10; Sesame Street 20 . 8'30- Josle and the Pussycats 3,. ,15; Tom and JerryGrape Ape 6,13; Bugs Bunny-Road Runner 8; Bugs Bunny and Friends 10 9;00--Secret Lives of Waldo Kitty 3.•.15; Electric, Company 20 .Y.Jo-Pink Panther 3,4,15; ADventures ol Gilligan • 6, 13. Clue Club B, 10, Mister R1111ers :10. · 10'!1)...:.:Land of the Lost 3.:J.4',15, Super Friends 13; Hot Dog 6; Shazam f- lsls 8,10; Zoom 20. 10 .3o-Run, Joe. Run 3,4,15; Big Blue Marble 6; Hodgepodge Lodge 20 11 ;00--Return to the PI aMI of fhe Apes 3,. , IS; Buggy 6, 13; Space Nutes 8,10; Inner Tennis 20. 11 3Q-Westwlnd 3,••15; Oddball Couple 13; CBPA Bowling 6; Ghost Busters 8,10; Consumer Survival Kit 20. 12 :00--Jetsons 3,A,I5; Valley of the Dinosaurs 8,101 Action News for Kids 13; Crockett's Victory Garden 20. 12:Jo-Go-USA 3,34, IS; American Bandstand 13; Fet Albert 8, 10. 1;00--FBI 3; Woman - Her Winning Ways • : Soul Train 6; Chlldr.,'s Film Festival B, 10; Wrestling 15; Lowell Thomas Remembers 33 1:30- U.S. Tennis Open 4; Gilligan's Island 13; Wild, Wild World of Animals 33. 2:00--Grandstand 3,4, 15; That Good Ole Nnhvllle Music 6; World of Survival I; Urban League Movie "Apache Uprising" 13; Family Theatre 33. d s-Baseball 3,.,15. • 2;Jo-Greal American Music Celebration 6; VIewpoint 8; Movie "From the Earth to the MOOn" 10; Insight 33. 3·OO-Overseas Mission 8; Family at War 33. 3.Jo-FBI6, ChamplonsB; Last ofthe Curlews 13. 4·00--BII With Knit 33. 4;3Q-Minlature Golf 6; Horse Race B,10, H1111en's Heroes 13; Let's Grow A Garden 33 4.oto-Golf B,IO. 5·000-Star Trek 3; Wide World of Sports 6, 13; Dan Adams Screen Test 4; Wrestling 15; Romagnolls' Table 33 5.Jo-NFL action '76 4; Guppies to Groupers 33. 6;00--News 3,U ,10; God Has The Answer 15; Crockett's Vldory Garden 33. 6:30-NBC News 3,A, 15; ABC News 13; News 6; Ham's WldeWorldB; CBS News 10; Lilias, Y1111aand You 33 7·00--World at War 3; Lawrence Welk •.15: Hee Haw 6,B; In The Know 10; Newsmaker '76 13; Rivals of Sherlock Holmes 33 7.Jo-Hollyw00d Squares 3; Last of the Wild 10; Heart Attack 13 , 8:00--Emergency! 3,4,15; New, Original Wonde. Woman 6, 13; Jeffersons 8, 10; At The Top 33 8:Jo-NFL Football B; Ivan fhe Terrible 10. 9:00--NFL Football3,4,15; Movie "Hotel" 6,13; Mary Tyler Moore 10; Upstairs, Downstairs 33. 9·Jo-Mary Hartman. Mary Hartman Preview 10. 10.00--Diahann CarrolllO, Men Who Made the Movies 33. 11 .00--ABC News 6; News 10,13; Janak! 33. S- ll :ls-Apollo 6 11 :3o-News B; Movie " Walk on the Wild Side" 10; Movie "Pillow of Death" 13. 12·00--News 3,.,1 Movie "My Six Loves" 8 12; ls-PMA Pulse 15. 12·Jo-Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman 3; Saturday Night 4.15. 12· oiS-Sam my and Company 6. 1.oo-Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman 3, Movie " The Man Who Reclaimed His Head" 13 1.30-Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman 3; Don Klr· I ll!UMIDJ1rn;~i::.:!!! loy I <I ~1!1/\H"-<HIJ ,-+-+--1 Untenmble lhftefourJumbloo, ..Jr:: ""' 1' one letter to each oqullft, to -+-1f-4form four ordlnar7 wordo. AWREY ~:;~[~~t:::~ AXYDLBAAXR Is LO N GFELLOW One lelter s1mply stands for another In thiS sample A Is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Smgle letters, apostrophes, lhe length and formatiOn of the words are all htn ls Each day the cod e leiters arc different CRYPTOQUOTES OGK C A OR FC MK O C RBNS /()F'/ CJ I c - IBIH'~vy ~ ~0~ ..::..-:.rc:!.::: . . b. I .J . = ' IIIC&!It..lbJthuboncan-. PVAVX · ~-'--"-----::::--"'-~··· OC SJV QKGL KQ F MKL-~IIriii .. I HAVE IN ALL THE GAMES l.(OIJ'VE PLA~ED, HAVE '(OU EVER BEEN THE VICi IM Columbus, villled 1D Parkersbtq recently wtth The Plainl, Mra. Doria Gralllwobl, who II _MIIIIIInl "(lJJill)" YNOLVCS. - JKGFMV LFCC 1"-",.,t-.,.., Yesterday's Cryptoquole: NO MAN GOES BEFORE HIS ,,.-,HEFTY YAPOA MALADY Pl1tltl •••I TIME - UNLESS THE BOSS HAS LEFT, EARLY. - 1'-y's EA ANONYMOUS Aat...., Lllr.. pftltu'loll•-•,..• """'•lo 1oM 1111111--"1'11' MD" tC 1916 KIDC Features Syndi<:a&e, Inc. ) PI \'\l I"' 111111, OF A CHEAP SHOT ? M'( DAD SA!fS IF I THOU6HT AI!OVTS<:HOOL AS MUCH AS I THINK ABOUT MSEBALL, I'D BE AT THE PRETTI{ CllfAP SHOT il-lERE, 1)\D! HEAD OF Ml{ aASS epent Sunday with bla con91Ieacln11 after major BRADFORD CHURCH OF Plnllll, Mr' uti Mn. R. R. CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN YNION , moollng Wodnosdoy 745 p.m CHRIST, Jack Perry, mlnl•lor. Sun· Dunt. f.ebew vlilled Nktl' Lawrence Ma11ley , pastor Mrs UMW3rdTuesdoy8p m <for School ~ JO 0 m., ~rntng Mn. Myrtle Lewia, Brenda Dawn Meter oo Russell Yaung, Sundoy School REEDSVIllE , Sundoy School9.30 church 10 30 0 m ; Sunday oven· andMike.RedHouae, W. Va., Sup! Sunday School 9 30 am a JT'I Worsh1p 7 30 p m Prayer 1n g se r vice , 7 30 p . "' evan~n~~. ~ vu Mondar ' q<, 1, DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work it : HE1LL O\LL1 YOU 1LL 5EF: I Mrs.' Hilda Olmstead, Mrs. Bill Mlddleawart, Mrs. Violet Rllchle, David Talbott, Wade ConneUy, Stacy and Tammy Proffitt, local, called on Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bryant, Debra and David, recently. Mrs. Cecil Roseberry, Racine , vlalled her llister; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mid· dleswart and family on Saturday afternoon, ' Miss Leota Birch was )lonored by a birthday celebration at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rolllh, Porllantl, a recent Sunday, Mrs. Fannie. Durst, local, and Mn. Tim Wilkii1IOI1 and I .JO-.Chleo & the Man 3,4,1!; Well Str• t Week 20 l3 9;00--Rockford Flies 3,4,15; Movie " The S.l~i CanMd lon" 1,10; U.S.A. People & Politico 20,33. 10.00--Pollce Story 3,4; NoWI 13,:10, · Peul Nuchlms 33. I 10, 3o-Baseball 15. 11 :00--Nows 3,4,1,10,13;' ABC News 33. .11 ·,~Johii!)Y Car"'!' ~1 •: Rookies 6,13; Movie Asylum I ; Mavlt Assl~nment Terrror" 10 Janakl 33. · ' 12 · ~0on Kirshner's Rock Concert 6; Wrntllng 13 1.110-Midn lght Spt<:lal 3,4,15; Movie "Fog Island" 10. 1'ot~-News 13. 2.30-News 3 3:00--Movle " Four Men and a Prayer" 3. 4: 30-Movle " He Mar ried His Wile' 3 6 00-Movle "Chasing Danger" 3 • ~~~~---=~D~inst APVENTURE! WHEN HENEE08 u &.~.,<;Jf?, I'EEL5 /.ONESr..rvtEI Stiversville News Notes Mrs. Ada Fox al!d son, Bill of Belmont, were weekend vlaltors of Mrs. NeD Mid· dleswart and attended the Wolfe reunion at Portlaoo park on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. I Harris and family, Mission Viejo, CaUf., spent several days visiting her grand· NORTHEAST ClYSTER CHESHIRE CHYRCH Of GOD OF mother, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Rev Rtchord Thomas PROPHECY, G p Sm 1tk, pallor Hawthorne and lllater, Mr, Pastor Sunday School 10 a m , Arthur Duane Sydenstrlcker HentOI"' , Supt.; Morn1ng Worship, and Mrs. Clarence Lawrence, John Oougla• 11 0 m .; Young Peopt~ ·· service, ). Associates 7 p m .; htning "'~Ice, 7:30 Brenda and Bryan. ·Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Upps JOPPA, Worship lOam , Chur· p m., Wedne~day Mld·Wtek ch School 9 a m , Prayer Meeting Prayer Serv 1ce , 7 30 p m , Youth and Toni, Uttle Hocking, Wednetday 8 p m mHting, 6 30 p m , Evening wor· Mrs. Earl Powell, Torch, and LONG BOTIOM, Sunday school ship 7·30 p m • . JEHOVAH S WITNESSES. larry at 9·30 om Worthop mvoce• ot CHESTER CHURCH OF THE Mrs. lfazel Shuck, Miami, Cornohon presi ding mlni1ter 7 30 p m Bible 1tudy and Youth NAZARENE Rev Herbert Grote, Fla., were recent callers of Sunday B~te lecture 9:30a.m meeting1 01 8 p m . on pastor. Worthip service, 11 am Oint Birch and Laota. Wa tc htower atudy, 10:30 a.m. Wedne1doys and 7 30 p.m SunUoy Sunday Mr, and Mrs. VIctor Durst, Tuesdoy, Btblo sludy, 1 30 p.m. NORTH BETHEl, Worship II Schaal, 9 30 am Richard Barton, South Pass 2 t Pass 5 ¥ Pass ~~~ 24.N T North Eut Opemng lead - Queen t MY FAVORITE SUMMER IS THIS SUMMER "School days, school days, dear old golden rule TUPPERS PlAINS CHRISTIAN • 72 • 8 743 SOUTH (0 1 10W l/OU the Sermonette CHURCH , Eugene Underwood, pat ter, Howard Coldwell, Jr. , Sundar School Supt.; Sunday Schoo , 9 30 0 m Morntng Str· mon, 1030am., Sunday even· ing 1 er~lce , 7 p.m LETART FAlLS UNITED BRETHREN , Rev FrHiand Norrlt, pal lor, FloydNorns, lupl Sunday school, 9 30 a m , morning str• mon 10 30 am , Prayer service . Wednesday, 7·30p m . cashed lhe ace of spades to see what happened, cashed lhe ace of hearts for a second look at P!ISSlbihlles and lhen played lhe k1n1 of spades. When that dropped lhe queen he led to dummy's ace of clubs, discarded his four of hearts on lhe ace of diamonds, came back to his hand wllh a heart , dr ew trumps and cla1med h1s grand slam Th1s grand slam swing decided a first-round match. The lucky wiMers then went on to wm the tournament. 20 .A J,, UMYF Wodn.,doy 3 30 p.m., Bible study , Wednesday , 730 CH Roger C Tui'nwr , pa,stor Sunday schoo l. 9 30 a m , Sunday mor111ng worship, 10 30, Sunday evenmg service, 1 30 THE SALVATION ARMV, 115 Butternut Ave Pomeroy Envoy and Mrs Roy Wtnmg, otftctrs tn charge. Sunday holinen meeting 10 a m Sunday ~e hool 1030 a.m leader YPSM Eloise Adams 7 30 p.m &alvatlon meeting ladte5 Home league, 1:2 noon to 2 p m , Thursday , prayer meeling and B1ble study Thursday, 7.30 Pm MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST , Corner Fourth and Mom, Middleport. Rev . Henry Key , Jr , pa stor . Sun day School 'il 30 a m•• Mn Ervin Baumgardner, 1upt .. Mornmg wor~h1p , 10 ~5 a.m FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1t7• 5·oo-F BI 3; Partridge Family B; Minion · Impossible 15. 5·30-Adom 12 A; News 6; Family Affair I ; Elec Co :10,33; Adam-12 13. 6·00--Nws 3,U,10,13,U; ABC News 6; Zoom 20,33. 6 30-NBC Nt wsJ,.C,15; ABC News 13; Andy Gr1Hith6; CBS News 1,1 0; Hodgepodge ~odge 20; Car rasccl.,dll• 11 7:00--Truh or Cons. 3; To Tell. the Truth "' Bowl lnjl for Dollars 6 ; Space· 1999 8; News 10; Don Adams ScrNn Tell 13. Family Altair 15, Woman :10, Black Perspective on the News 33. 1 30-Porter Wagoner 3; Tre.sure Hunt •: Oh io State Lottery 6; $25,000 Pyram id 10; To Tell the Truth 13; Wild Kingdom 15, Robert MacNeil Report 20,33. 8:00--Sanford & Son 3•••15; NFL Footbell 6,13; Pilot "Stranded " 8,10, Washington Week In Review 20,33 AMI!oU LANCe CARlETON CHURC H, Klngsbuoy WH kly Bible study, Wodnotday, Rood Gpry King , pallor SundO'V 730pm MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD, school , 9 30 a .m evening w or days . •. "' old famiUar wlll'ds to we older students. When !;eptember draws near I always feel it's Ume to go to school. I would enjoy It very much, I think. I wonder what all the children think about when tbey see school days getting nearer. I'm sure they think of the vacation that ill rapidly drawing to a close. Moat would feel thla was "My Favorite Summer," Maybe becauae It Ia the one cloeeat. lt'sfairweekaoolbave been there every day this week. It has been marvelous to see the excitement on all the klda faces as well as on the old timers. When fair week Ia over they all must be thlnklng, "It won't be long now til school." They all must be lhlnklng about the picnics, the ball games, the swinunlng, tbe regaUa, the parades and the fair . They remember the days they could sleep In and play late. The joy of playing with their cat and dog, the flowers and the bugs and the big old sbade trees when It was hot and they just sat watching the Madows on the sidewalk or porch. '!be times they went to the fann or just went out and ran In the fields around and of course the days they went on vacation and !raveled. Thlnking of the joys of couainl villtlng and friends, cookouts In the back yBI'd or at ooe of the nearby parks, the grass llioWing, the washing down of the porch and of the weeding the garden, &me of theae they would 10011er forget, but even now lt'smoatlypastand It really wun't too bad. Remembering the fbhlng and games and all day play aJons with the late night fun. Summer was so crowded and so much fun It can't reaDy be over yet, Still, It Ia fair week and they all know that Its only days after the fair that lchool beclnB. Moat have their new clothes for school along with penclll and rulers aoo erlllll'l and paper, It Ia thne to lhlnk of aU tlte frlenda for the summer 9 30 o m . evenong worshop 7 30 APPlE GROVE, Sunday School C!iURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, becauae of vacatloo, The bwi ride Ia tun and receu too, the Thursday evenmg prayer serYLCe 9 30 o m. Worshtp 7 30 p.m 1st Located o1 Rut!ond on New Lima clean 1111ell that Ia found ooly In lcllool In the new books, 7:30pm j ood 3rd Svnday 1, Prayer meeflnij Rood, nex t to Fore1t Acre Pork, varnlahed delks, ICI'IIbed Doors and balll, &Ire lchool will RACINE APOSTOLIC CHURCH Wednesday 7 30 p.m . FelloW5h tp ReY Roy Rouse, pas tor , Robert Evongel1 st1 c servtce, Sunday , 7 30 $uppef flrst Salu•doy 6 p nr.UNIW Mun er, Sunday School sup!. Sun · soon be upon them but thla IIUIIllller lln't over yet, there'sstW p m prayer meettng, Tuesday , 2nd Tuesday 7 30 p m day 1 chool, 10 30 am , worshtp a week to go. 7 30pm , Boble Study Thursdoy EAST lETART, C~ruch School 73 0 p m Boblo Sl udy, Thla summer wu lots of fun, even the favorite one and 7 30p m isf 2nd, 3rd Sundays 9 30 am Wednesday, 7 30 p .rn . Saturday anyhow schoollln't so bid. Tbe favGI'Ite summer . , , I 81JeSS MIDWAY COMMUNITY CENTER, Fourth Sunday 10 30 o m Wor· nigh ! prayer 18r v1ce, 7 30p m thla one was. Dexter Rd , long.,lllo, Ohio Rev •hlp 2nd Sunday 7 30 p m • th HEMlOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN, Clyde Ferrell, Pastor. Sunday Sunday 9 30 am , Prayer metllng Roger Waflon, pastor, wa llace Thank you Lord, It was Ire&I. - Rev, William School ll a m Sa tu rday Wednesday 7.30 p.m UMW h i Bradford, 1upt., morn tng war· Mlddlellwarth, St. Paul Lutheran Church. preaching services 7·30 p m Wednesdav ev11mng B1ble study at 7 30pm 5 ~PPO~EP Second ond Ander•on, Pouor, Wa lter Cloud 1chool 9 •! a m worship 11 om and 7•30 p.m r. 01rector M1les Trout , pastor Sunday POMEROY CLUSTER school , 10 0 m , Steve L1ttle supt Rev Robert Hoyden Evemn g serv1ce, 7 p m , pr ayer Rev. 0 Wm Sydenstncker meetmg, Thursday 1 p m CHESTER Worshtp 9 15 a m. CHESTER CHURCHOF GOD Church School lOa m ReY Bobby Porter, pastor Sun PO MEROY, War5h1p 10 30 o .m day school, 9.30 a m , worth1p Church School 9 30 a m UMYF 5erv1ce. 11 0 m. e vemng servt ce b 30 p m 7 30 you th serv1ce, Wednesday ENTERPRISE Wors h1p 9 o.m 7 30 p m ChuHh School l Oa m •"' LANGSVILLE CHRISTI AN CHUA· ROCK SPRINGS Worsh1p 10 CH Ted Jones , pastor Sunday o.m . Church School 9,15o.m school, 9.30 a.m ., Roy S1gmon UMYF 6 30 p m supt , mornt ng worsh1p , 10 30, FLATWOOOS . Worshtp, 11 a m Sunday evening serv1ce 7 30 Church School lOam m 1d.week service Wednesday MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER 7 JO p.m ' Rev Robert Bumgarner SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE HEATH . Robert Bumgarne r NAZARENE , Rev Dale Boss Pastor Wor~h1 p 10 30 o.m Chur pa 5tor, Bob Moore , Sunday ch School9 30 o m UMYF 6 p m School supt , Sunday 5chool RUTLAND, Wtlbur Htl t, Po•tor classes for all ages , 9 30 0 m Worsht p 10 30 a m Church School morntng wonh1p, 10 •S 0 m 9 30 a m • NYPS, 6 30 p m , evongeltst •c ser· SYRACUSE CLUSTER v1ce , 7 30 p m Prayer and Rev R1chard E Jorv1s fast 1ng Tuesday 10 fJ m ASBURY , Wor5h1p 11 am Chur Mtdw eek pra y er ser ~1ce , ch School 9 50 o .m UMW flfst Wednesday 7 30 p m . men 5 Tueiday . Btble Study Thurs 7.30 proyermeetlng , Soturdoy, 7p m : p m. m 1ss 1on ory meehng second FOREST RUN Worsh1p 9 a m Wednesday', 7 30p m . Church School l Oa m UNITED FAITH NON · MINERSVILLE . Wor~h1p 10 o.m " DENOMINATIONAl , Rev Robert Church School 9a m Smtih, pastor Sunday School SYRACUSE. Chruch School 9.30 9.30 o .m , Clan leader, Leo H1ll a.m Wonh1p serv1ee7 30 p m wot5hlp ltrvlce, 10 30 a m , chur· SOUTHERN CLUSTER ch 7 30 p m Rev T1mo1hy Sm1th EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN Cluster leader CHRIST elden R. Bloke, pastor Rev Steven W1I 5on Su nday School 10 a.m. Howard Assoc1ate lk.Coy, supt , Mornmg I erman , BETHANY, {OorcasJ, Worsh1p 11 a.m. Sunday n 1Qht serv 1ce1 9 30 o m Church School 10.30 Chnstton EndltQvor , 7.30 p m , am Song lervlct , B p m. , Preochtng CA RMEL. Chruch School 9 30 8.30 p .m. M1dweek Prayer a m Wonhlp 10 30 o,m 2nd and mMtlng, Wednesday, 7 p m ., Roy .4 th Sundays. Adam i loy leader. CAPTAIN EA.~V WHAT'RE W& " FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST, Car· Shuler po1tor, Wonhlp ••rvlca , n•r ot 9:30 a.m. Sunday school , I 0 30 Mo1ort a m , Bible Study and prayer 1er Sunday tervlce vice Thursday, 7 .30 p m Rev Herbert A i ling, pastor Sun dey SChool 9 30 a m , morning HARTFORD CHYRCHOF CHRIST ser Yice , 10 30 . youth service , 6 45 IN CHRISTIAN UNION , Tho Rov. p n'l , evangelis tic service 1 30 William Compbell pa•tor. Sunday P. m Prayer meeting Thursday , School, 9 30 am 1 James Hughes, 7·30 p m supf , ewenlng sarvlce , 7•00 p m. FREEDOM GOSPEl MISSION ol Wednesday &Yenlng pray er Bald Knob Rev E J Grilltth, meeting 7 30 p.m. Youth prgyer supt of chu rch , Rev l R service each Tuasdoy •ludy , 7 30 p m FAIRVIEW BIBlE CHYRCH, G luesencomp , pastor, Roger ST JOHN WTHERAN CHURCH, Pme Grove The ReY W1lhom Wtllfred, Sr, Sunday School sup! l e tart W Va , Rt. 1, Rev George Mlddl.,worth , Pastor Ct<lurch Sunday School, 9 30 o m , prayer Hosct.or , pa stor Sunday School serv 1ces 9 30 0 m Sunday School meeting Tuesday 7 30 p m , 9 30 a m Prayer and Bible study you th meeting, 6 p m Sunday 7 30 p m Co ttage Prayer Service 10 30o m BRA DBURY CH URCH OF l eaders Ada Von Meter and Gret Tuesday, 10 am. Worship Ser CHRIST, Kim Cole pas tor Kevin , to Su ttle Sunday evening wor vtce Thursday , 7· 30 p m CAlVARY BIBl ECHYRCH, 26 N Ktng, Sunday school supt Sunday shtp , 7 p m through wmter man · Second. Middleport· pastor, Cur ths school, 9 30 0 m , worshtp ser MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE ti s Stephen Church school, 9:30 v 1ce 1030 a m Sunday ser vi ces , 7 p m youth meo tmg , UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST am., preaching s.erviceJ , 10:30 Rev James H l eocM pastor. Sun a m. and 7 30 p m Wednesday Wednesdoy 7 p m doy school , 9 ·30 am ., Russell evening Bible study , 7·30 p.m ANTIQUI TY BAPTI ST Re v INDEPENDENT HOliNESS CHUR Fraelt:md Nom s pastor. Sunday Spencer, supt , Won hlp service, school 10 o m , Church service 1 10 "5 am : Evening worshtp CH , INC - Corner Fourth and Middleport ; Rev. p m.. Wednesday 8tble Study, 7 alternating with C £ at 1 30 p.m lincoln Sts an Sunday Pra yer meeting, 7.30 O 'Dell Manley, pa stor Sony Hud· pm m Wednesday Allred Walle son Sunday School superlnten RACINE CHURCH OF THE ayleoder dent Sunday school , 9 30 o.m , NAZARENE, Reli John A Cofl WHITE'S CHAPEl, Cool"lle RD even ing worsh ip, 7 30 p.m . man, pastor Sunday Schoal, q 30 Rev. Roy Deeter , pastor . Sunday prayer and pro1se service, 0 m • G erald Well s supt Morn school9 30 a.m ., worshtp service Wednesday 7 30 p.m. 1ng worsh1p, 10 30 a m. Sunday THE PEOPlES CHYRCH OF e 11enmg worship , 7 30, Prayer 10 30 a m B1ble study and FJrayer service, Wednesday 7 30 p.m. POMEROY - Corner Ma10 and meettng , wed nesday, 1 30 p.m Court Sts , third floor over RUTlAND RACINE FIRST BAPTIST, Dan L RYTlAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, ltghthouse Restaurant . Henry Walker Pa stor , Ronnie Salser Sundov school supt , Sunday Carl Peak , po5tor. Bdl Brown Cook, pa:~tor Sunday school. 10 Sunday school supt Sunday o m. morning worship 11 a m school. 9 30 a.m .. mornmg wor t ervi c e , 7 : 30 . shtp 10 ~0 0 m Sunday evemng school 9 30 a.m., worship and e~erpn g worsh tr. 7·30 Wedne5doy eyen· commumon , 10.30 a.m. Evening Wednes1ay eYening service, servtce, 7 30 p "'' Regular board 7 30 lnterdenomtnational , full 1ng8 1b estudy. 7 30 meetmg Saturday . 7 p m. galpel. DANVIllE WESlEYAN . ReY RYTlAND COMMUNITY CHYR· !WTlAND CHURCH OF GOD lelon Glosure, pa stor Sunday School , 9 30 a.m . youth and CH , Sunday School. 9 30 a.m . Pastor Oenms Bales . Sunday w ors h1p ser v1 ce , 11 a m. School 10 a m ., worship aervtce tumor youtt. serv tce 6 •S p m. Wednesday prayer meet1ng 7 30 11 30 am . and 7.30 p IT1 Prayer evemng wors htp, 7 30 p .m prayer and pra 1se Wednesday, p m youth ser vtc&5 Sunday 7 meetiog . Wedneidav 7 30 p.m 7 30 p.m SilVER RUN FREE BAPTIST Televis.ion log for easy viewing p•o ple ' l 1 ' �p;;i;·MltldleJK~ =~~!!~~:;-- 8- '1'1111 O.Uy Sentinel, MldcDe~rt-~~oy, 0., Friday, Aug.ll,1978 f LEGAL NOTICE WANT ADS Tht Board of Township INfORMATION Tru1te• Of ~tbanon Town. DIADLINES lhlp, Molgs Counly, Ohio will 5 P.M. oar B•fore offer tor sale at publl<; auctl0f1 Publltttlon . Ont uttd Adams road main ca 11 t1 i talner and one used Ford nc• 1 on • corre~~ trlclor with . mower . The ~~~~c~~~:~.ted first day ot IUCIIOO Will be held at the REGULATIOI!S Townshlp;arageSept . 11 ,1916 at 10 :00 am . The Board of rnerve the r tgh t to or Ill bids Trustn1 reject eny Lebanon Township (8) Trusteet Clar:enceLawrence, Clerk 10, 27 ; 19) J PUB LIC NOTICE TO ' ELTHA STANSBURY MUSTARD . If li ving who" address Is unknown , TO : ALDA J . EASTERDAY, TO . EDGARD WHEELER, TO : PEARL BENNETT , address unknown ; TO · THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEE S, LEGATEES , ADMINISTRATORS , AND ~~S~~NS O:.,j~.;~:ri:ANfj deceosed ; ROSERT w. STANSBURY, If deteased ; · LOTTIE GASKILL , If add re s unknown ; deceased , MINNIE HOLLER , If deceased ; FLOYD EASTERDAY, If decused ; LULA WHEELER, If deceased , ZAOIA HENRY , deceesed, EVA J. PARR , deceased ; GEORGE H STANS BURY , decease~,; uR Y, ~~ MOilLE home for sole or rent 3 ADDRESSERS wontod IMMEDIATE· FURNISHED, 2 bodrm. oporlmont, bedrooms, al ullllttet paid. odulls only , In Middleport. LYI Worlc at itomt, no tx· The Publlshar reaer\ltt Phonom-nsl , , Phonem·3874. perlenct nectuory .-- tW· the right to edit or relect cellent pov. Write A.merlcon 3 AND .4 RM.Tur"" any ads deemed ob · nl-oh,-od..,on- d,-un· t975 Skyline 12x52 2 bedroom IC)tof electric, total wrap Foam· jectlon al. The publisher Serv1ce, 6950 Wayzata Blvd , furnished opts. Phone 9'92· Cor. All new furnllurt , lllt.e will nat be respons ible tor Su11e 132, Minneapolis, MN 5434. mort than one Incorrect {'lew conditlQn. Con be seen at SS.026. Inser ti on . couNtRY Mobile Homt Park , Rt , Klngobury 1\omo Solot, 1100 E. RATES QO YOU HAVE PARTY PLAN EX· 33, ten milts north of Pomeroy. Main St., Pomeroy. Ohio. For Want Ad Service PERIENCE? FRIENDLY TOY Lorge Jot1 with concret• patios, Phone m -703A. 5 cents per word one PRTIES HAS OPENINGS FOil runners and aft sidewalks, Insertion . MANAGERS IN YOUR AREA. street parking. Phone 99'2·7..479. Minimum Charge Sl 00 RECRUITING IS EASY BECAUSE 1" cents per word t hree OEMS HAVE NO CASH !NEST· 3 Room furnished house with consecutive Insertions form for •ole, 10% down, both. "dulfl only . Phone 11'12· MENT. NO COLlECTING OR '26 cen ts word six owner flnonc:ed. Monroe Coun· 5535. DELIVERING. CALL COLLECT TO consecutive nsertlons. ty , W. Va. Phone (304) n2. 25 Per Cent Discount on CAROL DAY 51 B·489,839S OR ONE bedroom aporlm•nts at paid ads and, ads pa id 3102 or (304)772-3227. WRITE FRIENDLY HOME PAR· VILLAGE MANOR In Middleport within 10 days . TIES , 20 RAILROAD AVE .. for SI04 monthlr. plu• elec. or COUNTRY farmland with •eclud · CARD OF THANKS ALBANY, N.Y. 12205. ed wOod, , water and good oc $130 including ele-ctric: , LOWER & OBITU"RY RATES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS. CetS In Monroe Covnty . W. Vo . 12 .00 for 80 word oEMONSTR"TORS AND minimum Convenient to shopping an $1 ,000 down, call {304) n2· MANAGER needed to w o•k Each additional word J Third end M ill Street• In Mid· 3102 or (304)772·3227. with the oldett Toy • Gif t Shop cents. dleport. Brand new h~h quali· Party Plan In the country 3 bedroom house for sale at 520 BLIND ADS ty aportrnenh. See the Highest commissions No InAdditional 25c Charge Sycom<><o St., Middleport, good monoger ot Apt. 16, or c:all Vestment Call or wnte today , per Advertisement. buy for $8,000. Phone m ·3578, m -n21 . OFFICE HOURS SANTA's Parlles , Avon , Conn . 8 : 10 a.m. to s:oo p m. 06001 Phono 1 (200) 673-3455 AVAILASLE at River,lde Apart- or992-7667 Cally, 8 . 30 a.m. to 12: 00 ALSO BOOKING PARTIES. ments, 1 bedroom aport· HOUSE for solo, ~I South Socood Noon Sat urday ments, $100 per month; 2 ~.' Middleport Phone ~· Phone lodoy 992 21S6 bedroom oportment,, $133 per month One pnce for all Phon• GOOD CATnE fARM FOR SALE NOTICES m -3273. !Y OWNER. 71 ocres M&L ATT.N.: II JocksJ)II o. Fenced , modern 5 ALL HOUSEWIVES - .C--house 3 room furntshtd apartm•nt room , n•wly All Yard Sales, Rummagr, utih,1es furn1sh.d. Coil 992· For Pomeroy, Ohio redocoroted , completely Porch and Basement Porc h 3129 corp•fod 55 acres good end Buement Sales. etc Area must be paid In advance po•turo, 15 ocro• wood ad Get yours In eerly by Carriers win valuoble vkgln timber, developed spr· stopping by our Office at prizes end earn extra Ina•. good born. and other The Do lly Senllnel, 111 buildings, h;gh counlry, roiHng spending money . Court Sf or writing Box hills , excellent v(ew. Appoint 729, Pomeroy, Ohio 45169 Phone The LOCUST POSTS. round or •plit. monl only. fhono (614) 3&1 · with ·vour remittance · Daily Sentinel Phone 949-2n4 , 259t otter S p.m. Pr1c-t ' - - - - - - - - - - - '' $50,000. Atm-2156 COAL . l1mestone , and calt;ium Or Slop In AI chloride and calcium brine for 1· 15 ac:re1 of land on leading 111 Court Slreel dust control and special mixing Creek Rood with water tap. de ceased : VALINDA EASTERDAY, deceased; SA RAH R . STA NS· BURY , decease d , A NDREW S. STANSBURY , deceosed: ANNA SMITH STANSBURY, decease d ; NETTIE ROSS , deceas!d, EARL ROSS , deceased ; CO RA B EASTERDAY , dece05ed ond ELVA B WELLINGTON , deceased : You are hereby noti f ied that vou have been nam~d defendants In a legal acti on NOW accepting piano !fudents entitled Roberta c. O'Br ien vs begmners, 1nlermed1ate. od George Colli ns, Treasurer of vanced students . Call 992- Melgs county, et ol Business SenJices -.- I Carrier Wanted JAMES W r STANSBURT , deceased , EMERSON E STA N oe • This Pomeroy, O. 3891. 2270. CANNING p8aches now ready thru August . Several var letie1 by the bushel , 1/t bushel or action has been assigned Case No 16,212 In the common AUCTION thi s week on Saturday Pleas Court of Meigs County, night at 7 p.m. at the Auction OhiO 45769 ; House Horton St .. Mason , W. The ob lect of the complaint Vo . New and used merchandise Is to determ ine heirs and and furnitu re . partition real estate described ~=:..:.:c;:::.:.::...,-,-,---­ as follows , situated I n Ol ive WILL CARE for elderly women In TOwnsh ip, Me igs County , my home . Phone 992-7314, Ohio ,Belng in Section 35. Town 3, SKy DIVING, Greene County Range 11 of the Oh iO Com - Sport Parachute Center, open pany 's Purchase ; and being every ' day near Goll1polis . For the southeast quarter of the further Information, call (614) northwest quarter of said 245 9339 p o B 91 • section ,· . and bemg described or · · ox • in Ser ah R. Stansbury's will as _:B::.:•d:::wc:•:o ii ,~O::.:h::: ;o'-' , 4:::56 :::1:.:_'c_c--_ the upper farm on the north wANTED ' Someone who knows Side of Shade Ri ver ; con or knew of a Colored family by taln lng seventy (70) . acres, thenome ofMomswholivedln more or , less , and being described In the Meigs county Middleport 1870·1920. The AUd i tor 's Duplicates as southfamily consisted of o 6enram1n , east or northwest If• con Caroline (Scott) , James. Martha taining 50 acres more or less . (Kent) , Mary Jane (Mayme) and You are required to answer Andrew Morris . Emma, Mary the Complaint within 28 days (Batey) and Archie Wor· after the last publication of thington. Please contact Edgar this nofice, which will be pUblish~ once each week for Wood son , P.O . Box 69 , six consecutive weeks. The Marysville, Oh1o 43040. last publication Will be made piANO tuning . Phone Charles on Sept. 24, 1'76 and the 28 days for answer will start on Scortbefore2p.m , 992-7550 that date . In case of your fa I lure to pec:k. Please bring own con· TRAil FULL OR PART TIME You don't have to quit your present Job to tram to dr•v• a trBctor-traller. In only 7 to 8 weekends PART TIME tratntng !Saturdays & Sundays) a qualIfied driytr c.t be Nming *12,000 per year and up, (3 wttka•n 1 FULl TIME resident tra•n•ng program). RE\ICO Tractor Trailer Trainlne. wtll tra1n you., mod· '"9. ern, ....... of Civil Procedure judgment by default will be rendered against you tor relief demanded In this complaint. LOST: St. Bernard Dog lost tn Long Hollow Road area . Brown, black and white. If anyone has LARRY E.SPENCER, any lnformat1on cor,cerning the wkereobouts or welfare of the Clerk Of Courts, , common Pleas Court dog, ploose p~one m -3538. ' Meigs County, Ohio BlAcK, brown and Wh1te beagle, (8) 20, 27 ; (9) J , 10, 17, 24 female , lost '" vicinity ot LOCALLY owned beauty ,ho for sole or leose or w1ll sell &qu•p· ment conststing of two wash ond combout stahon' and 4 dry•l'1 . Equ•pment •s only two years old . Write 8ox 729·8, •;. The Doily Senhnel, Ohto ..45769. 422-4Q8Q PARKERSBURG, W. VA. Coii992-S352or992-2•96. sole , 3 bedrooms, all eletlrk. Family room fully HoUSE for carpeted with wood-burning fireplace, Iorge lot with storage building ond garden space . Rust ic t·ldls , Syr.ocuse. Phone SMITH NILSON 0 Pomeroy , oc;res . Phone985....t2..5. FARM for sole . .t6 acres, Jockson County, West Virgin ia , priced on inspedion. Harrison Smith , Racme. Ohio .t5n1. Phone 949-2 1~ . 3 &edf-oom hou5e With basement, good condition , .10 acres AK cottl• rack' for 67-70 Ford timber land. $15 ,900. Phone truck, antique piano, I W2 a.tl-2793 . Vego, Phebe Roberts , Roc:ine, Ohio. Call 9•9·2626 or 2•7· 26ol1 boxes, brass wall telephones and 1N DASH 23 channel CB. om-lm· or complee households mpx rod1o, 3 track stereo. Cell beds, parts, Wr ite M. D. Miller, Rt. ~ . ...., ;.......... ESTIMATES! CONTACT S1011f 7-29-1 mo. '----_,.-.....:.--....1 IIIUAIU 110011$ ......... wu._,..11T 1111llliiJtiiUII StfiiiJI.I)Jfln fA!JiiHS • •R rrm.E · .. Lft llltlt":' n ' ti.JII L--..;.;;~=1=1;.._;.;.;.;.; COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY F Construction 'rogress 1 .- complflt School Strvlct GLEN R. BISSEU. An49-2aol OR 949-2860 PLEASE NO SUNDAY CALLS 1·9·761 month Aluminum Siding, Roofing, For soft, cht r cushlont, ·· moffrtssts, padding. Ideal lor c•mpers. vorloty of stzes. Velvt1s. nylon prints, htrculons. vinyl solids. and Undergraduate & Eltm•ntary School Poc~ogt Plclures Seniors & Yearbook - Wtdllnts-:- m.:l%5. • Repair The Complete Remodeling Service For Your Kome Rutland 142-232a" All Work Gpartnlted Free EttlmiiH ' '2'2 .. ~ mo Southeastem Ohio · Rafter Co. Ul.OOO. _.OIIJIJ'Of_ •----.:....::=..:c"=•·=-.1 Revive the orioinal of your rugs. · rour own home by Von Schrader dry-foam method. EXCAVATING, dozer, bockhoe ' Nomuss.Nofuss. No gdor. Use the ond ditcher. Charles R. Hotsame day. field , Bock Hoe Service, All work Rutland, Ohio. Phone 742-2008 suarantaad. GREG'S CB SALES, locotod at Er· win 's Gulf Service, Mid· dteport, O~ oo Phone 992· 2•38. SEPTIC Syslems lnsfollod by licensed installer. Shepard Contractors. Phone 7-42·2•09. Your 'WBirthda Y G•.•'v ., . ( . he finest cor pel plumbing ~nd .hoofing. No job - - - - - - - - -... too Iorge or too •moiL Phone !I' 742·2348. SAVE ON CARPENTER, lloorlng, ceiling, ' paneling, Phone 992·2759. CARPETING EXCAV... TING, BACKHOES AND . DOZER - LARGE AND SMALL. SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED. LOW I . BOY AND DUMP TRUCKS. BILL INSTALLED PULLINS, PHONE m-2478 DAY OR NIGHT. Regular flUS ' aU!LDING, remodeling , and Sq. Yd. repairs. QIJGiity work, efficient Everyday money uver. servlc•. Jesse Rodman , phone m -5980. Good choice colors. DONN" AND BILL'S USED FUR11 or 15 ~. NITURE STORE. ROD'S T.V. ' SHOP, WEST COLUMSIA, w. VA. OPEN 10 ....M. TILL 5 P.M. DAILY. Green, gold, red, blue. rust. DOZER worl< and welding. Con· ,Do It yourself, with $7.95 sq. yd,. fac I Jomtl Ponons, RI. 1' 'padding, With -ddl-lnstll'-' Racln•. on Carmel Road. ,.-... ...,. sa. 95s4J'!!!:.• yont INTERIOR and exterior polnflng CALL 7•2·2211 and roof painting by hour or TALK TO contract, ucellant references. 1 WENDELL GRATE Phone m -6014 . _.:_=:..:..:::.=c:.:;:__ _ _~ : ' CARPET CONS!,ILJ~11.T I HI-LO SHAG '10,95 501 NYLON RUTLAND m? wlng. Phone992·7«1'9. SNAPPER CLEARANCE SALE e Fort WILL do roofing, construction. WILL DO odd jobs, roofing, po;n ling, hauling, lroo work, one ·FURNITURI • ~.-;;.;.o---....;-iiitooio . •• '~·• _T~"' W!"· ., •••• Ru1tand '742-2211 " ,1 1 e 8:00tll5:80 •••..•. •.. • " ~ ·Thursday i til !2 ncion \• • • :. FRIDAY TIL 8 ...· ·~ .. • ·- 11 Cadillac Eldorado Cpe., power, air 67 74 Olds Cul Sup. Cpe" power 74 Vega GT Cpe" 4 Close Sat. At 5 a.m. ···•••·••••·· .. ' . RUTLAND PUINITU. ARNOLD GltAlto • RUTLAND ::" lllirley Baath • thla date In 110'1. '' born 00 air....... 14195 speed .••••••••••••• '2295 74 Chev. Imp: 4 dr. H.T., power, air••• 13295 74 AMC Hornet 2 door, auto. trans • • ;-'2295 74 P~tiac l.emans ~ Cpe, pow" air 1 34~ 73 Olds 88 4 dr., full power, air ••••• '1895 73 Ford Gal. 500 HT Cpe., pow, air .....'2395 2-73 Ford LID, 4 dr, Air.............. '2S95 73 Buick Lml Cpe,, pow, air ..... 13295 Elec. Chev. alr ....... ...... .. 1l595 72 Ford Pinto Wagon, 4 cyl., auto. ..... 11595 72 Belair 4 '3195 •, ,•. Supreme, 2 dr ., vinyl lop, air, tape, only 27,821 miles. good buy. •3495 •4295 ..· 72 Olds 98 4 door, power &air ••••• '2295 72 Chrysler N.P. Royal, 2 dr. HT........ 11795 72 Olds Toronado, air, V-roof ••••••• 12295 72 Pontiac Catalina 4 Dr., air •••••• 11995 ,•, ··.·:.· ' 1974 CHEV. MONTE 1974 OLDS CUTlASS 1974 CHEV. C20 3/• ton, long bed, 350 engine, 4 speed, a real buy . ·: CARLO 1974 DATSUN 260Z All black. swivel buckets, air, tape, 26,721 miles. Door, ..,. '41 95 .... ,••, All silver, auto., air, this is one sharp sport car. :; ., •5495 We only have 21·76 models tell lo sell, so come on in and bMI lite price rise on the 77 models. We havelO Buick sand 11 Ponll1cs. Before you buy any c.or you awe it to yourself 1o check with us. We are The Friendly Dealer, we w1nl you for a friend 1nd also 1 customer. SHone of - Ceward Calvert, J , D. Story or Btll Nelson. 1973 Mercury Comet, 4 dr., 302 V-B, a1:1to. trans., P.S., vinyl roof, radial tires. ·· ··············· ··~··· ··· · ·········$1895 1973 Buick Regal, 2 dr., white with white vinyl roof, faCtory air, P.S., P.B., tilt wheel, AM-FM stereo, cruise control, chrome reverse wheels with radial tires. Sharp. $3495 1973 Plymouth Sport Suburban, 4 dr., 9 passenger station wagon, with rack on her back, P.S., P. B., 72 Chev. Imp. 4 Door, V-B, auto., air •• 11595 72 Pontiac Catalina Broughman 4 Dr. Sedan, 1 pow., air ...••• 1795 71 Olds 9B Lux. Sed., pow, air......... ~1995 71 Pontiac Cal Coupe, power, air••• • 11095 71 Chev. Impala HT Sed., pow., air ••• '1495 71 AMC Hornet Sportabout Wag. •••• 11095 71 Buick Skylark HT C~., air •••••• '1695 71 Cutlass S Coupe, V-8, auto trans.....'2195 71 V.W. Squareback Wagon, aul trans. 11695 70 Ford HT Coupe .•.•• •• .•.•• .... •..•..••• '695 70 Olds 9B Lux. Sed., v roof, air....... .'1395 70 Buick LS. 4 Door, power, air ••••••••• '895 0 • • • • • • 0 • •• • • • • • • • • 0 0 0 0 • • 0 . ' •• 70 Chrysler NY 4 Dr., ·PB, PS ••••••• '995 clean .. ..........•..•.................•.. $1995 1972 Mercury Marquis, 4 dr., H.T., factory air, P.S., P.B., vinyl roof .••...•••......•.••••.•.•••••.•••••.. $1695 1972 Vega, 4 cyl., factory air, Mrs. Kloes hosts circk Anieditation, "Sentimental Journey", by Dr. Joseph I. Chapman was read by Mrs. 10 Chevelle Couoe. V-8, auto., PS •• , • !1395 Leora Sigman at the meeting of Dorcas Circle of the B.H. lill Olds Cul Sup. H.T., PB, PS, air •••• 1895 Sanborn Missionary Society, 1 68 VW Transporter Bus, 3 seater •••• 11095 Middleport First Baptist Church, at the home of Mrs. ·See one of these courteous salesmen: Pete June Kloes "Tuesday night. Burris, Lloyd Mclaughlin or Marvin Mrs . Elizabeth Slavin Keebaugh. opened the meeting with )l"ayer , and Mrs. Kloes read the 100111 Psalm. Members reported on visiting shut-ins. "You'll Uke Our Quality Way It was reported that the of Doing Business" scholarship student to be 992-5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy assisted this year w111 be Open Evenings Until6 : 00- Til6 p.m. Sat. James E . Ohde of Mount Vernon, and the missionaries to be remembered will be Mr. and Mrs. Gustavo Wilson. Mrs. Kloes served refreshments to those named and Mrs. Sarah Fowler, Mrs. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Elizabeth Gardner, Mrs . Katie Anthony, Mary Brewer and Carol Grandal. hatchback ............................. $1495 1972 Plymouth, 2 dr., H.T., auto. trans., factory air ...... .. ... $1695 1971 Ford, 4 dr. sedan ..... ......... ..$395 1966 Chevy 4 dr., factory air, P.S., automatic. $495 1965 Chevy Malibu $100 "Good Selection of Cheaper Cars In Stock.~.' Our 76's and Used CaiS Must Go! 70 Ford LTD Wagon, PB, PS, air•••••• '695 TRUCKS 1973 Chevrolet V2 Ton Truck, JSO V-8 ' . eng me, stand. trans., long wide bed, radial tires. Sharp ........ .......... $2495 1970 Ford Super Van, Long wheei base, 6 cyl., finished Inside ..... .. S2495 Karr & Van Zandt POlly'S Pointers . . do Lemon nrxes onron o r R . eunton enjoyed By ·Polly Cramer lemon rubbed over the hands should do II or perhaps !he foDowlng letter may also be or some help to you. POLLY. DEAR POLIS Fishermen have a terrible smeU on their hands alter cleaning fish but putting vinegilr on the hands, rubbing lt ln and washing does away with lt. _GLORIA DEAR POlLY_ My Pete It di ~ve is that a er spen ng years teaching my chUdren and grandchildren how 1o eat llld hold a spom and fork Jl"Operly they turn on TV and aee s<me big lug ol a hoy holding his spoon as lf he was shoveling sand Into a bucllet. 11111 really puts off those producla and It seems lhe sponson could Insist 111 the uae of boys wlth decent manners for their commercials - that Is unless the sponson are that Ignorant, me too. ' We lry to teach the little ones to be generous and share 111d ai(llg cornea tbat little lrat who mius a whole quart of cooling drink using powder and water and she UYJ "Nope" to her brotben who sakf<r some. This may seem cute to the fllllUng mother standing by but If one of ours did tbat he would have to drink standing up. - MRS. R.F.M. DEAR POLLY - My P<inter is for Ruth who has trouble with sticky glue marks left on things. I had a large plastic box I wanted to use for storing things in and it was sticky so I rubbed it wrth pW'e lard, let it stand a short while and then rubbed the marks away with a dry paper towel. Mtet a wash with warm soapy water all marks were gone and while I will not guarantee this will w<rk on everything It is certainly w<rth a lry. - MID. DEAR POLLY - While making grahBIIl cracker pie crlL'It I ran short of crackers so I looked around for a subsUtute and came up with a box of the new natural cereal. I added a cup of this lo my Cracker cnunbs and had the tastiest, crunchest, best graham cracker crust I ever made. I now substitute cereal !Qr one half the amo111t of crumbs called for ln a recipe. -O.W. DEAR I'()U.Y I line small foil tart cups wilh pBIIIry and keep lhem ln the lrener so they are handy lo fill and bake when I have tlleliJ)eCted co~y. ~. I keep a . smaQ jar with two Cl' three clean onions 1in the refrigerator and this means I do not have to stop 111d peel an oni(ll every time I need one. 1bey keep very well this way and are really handy , Of COW'se, the jar should have a light lid. L.M.D. • roof ............•..•...................... $2895 · 72 Olds 98 4 door, full power, air •••• 12295 72 Buick Elet. 225 HT Cpe., power air • 12495 Open house to . honor anniversary sl~~;n~:~A A~D: c:i • Tbe f'.l•••c By UaUed Pren : Ualted Prell IDiematlollal ;: Today la Friday, Aug. II, : · the 233rd day of 1971 with 133 .. to follow. · ~ The moon II between Ita ':: 1111 quarter IJid new pbaae • 'l11e morning atara are • Jupiter IIlii Saturn. The eveninlllln are Mer• cury, MariiDd VIII... • '!"- born Gil IIIli date are ~ lllder the .... of Leo. · Beajllllln IW'rllon, 23rd ~ prellldent of the United :. lblee, ,., born Aug. II, ;" lW, American ICII'HI 2 dr .. 4 cyl .. 4 speed, a real sharp car. 4 dr pow. air · ........... '3895 Polly's Problem DEAR POlLY - Please tell me how to get that awful odor off my hands after couple are invited to caD · diD'ing the open house holD's. " 1974 PLYMOUTH Road runner. 360, auto., P.S., P. B., local one owner. low mileage. 1974 OPEL MANTA 74 Olds Cutlass. , LANGSVILLF; Christian : Church outdoor vesper ,_ •service, Sunday 7:30 p.m. , Located on Parkinson Hill; the Gloryland Quartet will be featured singers: public invited MONDAY SPECIAL MEETING, P1111eroy Lodge 164, F&AM, ' Moo day 7: 30; all master IJUIBOnS invited. · LETART, W. Va. - Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rellmlre wiD obterve their 25th wedding anniversarr with an open houseatthelrhomehereAug. 29 from 1 to 5 p.m. Married by the ~v. L. C. Thompson at the Union Parsonage, they are the P41J'ents of two children, Mrs. Donald (Yvonna Jean) Phillips of Huntington and Thomu Reltmlre of Clifton. Friends and relatives of lhe 1975 Chevrolet Vega Wagon, 4 cyl., auto. trans., factory alr ............ $2695 1974 Ford Grand Torino, 4 dr. sedan, factory air, P.S., P.B., vinyl roof...................................... S2895 1974 Chevy Monte Carlo, 350 V-8, automatic, factory air, P.S., P.B., vinyl roof, with sun roof, swing out bucket seats, AM-FM stereo, radial tires. local owner and sharp. $4400 1973 Ford l TO 4 dr., factory air, P.S., P.-8., vinyl roof, tilt wheel. $2495 1973 Chevy Impala 4dr., factory air, P.'~., P.B., vi!'ly_r~f . $2495 1973 Dodge Polar a Custom, 4 dr. sedan, factory air, P.S., P.B., vinyl roof, radial tires. Anice family car .·········· · ········ ·· ············· ·~ S2295 1973 Buick LeSabre Custom, 4 dr. H.T., factory air, P.S., P.B., vinyl Sed., power, air.......... '1195 Dart Swinger Cpe., auto. ••• 13495_ 1 75 Olds Cutlass Sup. Sedan, pow" air •• 4895 74 Vega Hatchback Coupe, auto trans... 12195 SATURDAY SHADE River Lodge 453 '• F&AM, Chester, Saturday, ; 7:30p.m. Work in fellowship ' degree. All master masons ·: . [nvlted. TUESDAY RACINE AMERICAN Legion AuxlUary, Post 602, 6:30 Tuesday picnic at the Racine Park. Mem~s 1o take their own table service. • In the event of rain the picnic wiD be held at the hall. CadHiac HT 13295 75 Dodge dinner. Abbott & Hoffman SEPTIC TANKS cltanod, Modern Sanitation, 99'2·3954 or 992· :z.t28. ' ' • h I PRICES USED CARS SUNDAY MCELROY · REUNION Sunday PorUand Park basket dinner 1 p.m. All relatives and friendS invited. RACINE AMERICAN Legion Post 602 annual picnic Sunday, noon at Shrine Park in Racine. Bring covered dish and table service. MCKINNEY MEMORIAL Reunion Sunday al Fla1rock, W. Va., back of Point Pleasant. Basket lunch at noon. FAMILY DINNER Sunday at Shrine Park in Racine for Dale VanMeter family, friends and neighbors. Bring • covered dish and table service. Dinner at 1:30 p.m. ALL DAY Homecoming Sunday at Hazel Community Church, Long Bottom. Basket ANY PITCH ' ANY SIZE Truss Social Calendar 1 Virgil B. Sr., Reallor 110 Mechanic Pomeroy, 0 . Phone 9912- :13,~. . RUTLAND - Nice older 9 room home, 2 baths, 3 Brs., or more with closets, futt basement, large Iron! porch, 2 car garage with 2 rooms. Big corner lot . • ' GutleiS, p..:...:d .. ,uttgln oiRCE prf'iui&CISAifs· . AL TROMM ooNsr · --TEAFORD _....... . -- ' . CHECK & COMPARE. . OUR QUMJTY & . ~ Mtr IC UPY - Atrial - Industrial CENTRAL REALTY r.n. r FREE ..... lfiiiM l Allies WIMhlold Replac.mMtl FrH EstlmiiH On lodr Worll Expert Painting lnsurlllc. Work Wolcoino St. Rt. 1 eoo1vnt., Oltla U7·l127 FREEZER I Yov can uvo hutld,....s IVtn fhou&r.nds of dollllrt with 11um num or vinyl tiding. 1-'•tlltl Senkft Auto Sales I I Co. Pllofo9r allhY · 915-4151 Chftlor, Olllo 7-lol-I mo. IWIHI'..._I 44 ACRES - On Rf. 1<13. .Yobtte home l2x60 with 2 Brs .• dritted welt, woods & some bottom land. I E• KEN GROVER r---------, a_...:...,,_ AstroGrapt:l I - Wecll!l"'t-: Nollie summit Rd .. Mlddlaporl PHONE m -5724 7·21·1mo. Pom..-oy. Ohio. Coli m .n6Q. GfVo,VELYt•octor, 7.6h.p. 2speod CASH po;d l0< oil mal<os and t ronsm iss1on , recen tly MAIN models of mobile homes. HEMLOCK GROVE - 3 overhauled, with mower and Phone m -2220. Phone area code 614 423-9531 .. bedrooms. ntce mgdern sulky. $300. Phone m -7205. POMEROY, 0. bolh, large modern kitchen LOST: .4 month old nanny goat, SScash$$ lor junked auto . Frye's E-ings. WE HAVE 2 NEW 3 brown and whtte . Lost in Forest Truck Auto Port$. ltutklnd. I'116 bttol droll bo•, only been us· with din ing, tutt basement. btdl oom homes just being Run area. Phone 992-27U Phone 7•2·2081 . and large lot. $20,000. ad thr.. months. All hook· completed. Both have TIMBER, Pomeroy Forest Pro- ups , mugs and pttchers indud- garages with work area. NEAR RUTLAND - New 3 ducts . Top price for stondin!iJ ad Call m-2050. balhs, utility R., carpeted. sawtimber. Coli l<ent Hanby , 1--full size metal bed ond spr· About 1 acre of ground. bedroom home, sleps over 1·446·8570. TRAILER lot for rent . N1ce yard kllchen, large living, futt mgs; 3 tWin meta l beds wi th $22,900.00. and gordan space . Call 949· basement. St. doors. & GOOD used portable typewriter. 8ern~<;t Btde Oaot sprongs. 1-twon moplo bod CARRY OUT - Has been 2525, 9 a.m. lo 6 p.m. windows . Carport with Phone 985·3576. with spntlgl. l-stud1o couch, established In the same For SIIUrdaJ, Aug, 21, 1171 l--9lotform rocker, 1--dovble utttlly. 2 acres. $31,000. metal cob1net , 1 d1videf': Alme locetJon for many years. ARIES (Morch 21 -Aprll 11) Try LEGAL NOTICE Weover . Racine, phone 949· Doing an e~tcellent not to let minor differences MIDDLEPORT - $16,500. These persons are notified 26U. bUsiness. Priced rtghl. WE between you and one you love A good 4 bedroom home. Ohio driving and YOU have a service to oHer, Ia FT Seobroe•e woth 45 h.p. spoil your day. Be lhe first lo say that HAVE 3 OTHER registration privileges are IF wont l'h baths, large dining and to buy or sell something, "I'm sorry" Chry1 1er ongone, troller and •ko BUS~ ESSES FOR SALE suspended . Suspensions wHI living, gas hot water heat. oa loolctng for work . . . or remo~~ln In efftct two Yflts accessor'"'· good condmon, - CALL If inleres1ed. TAURUS (April 20·MIJ 20) after Nice woodwork. whatever .. . you 'll IJ&f rHults date of accident for A NEAT PLACE-S yrs. Treat all your friends equally to~ failure to deposit security to faster with o Sentinel Wont Ad. $900 00 Phone 1·304·675-2415 good 1 old, 3 bedrooms, bath, dine· 9 F d k day Playing tavontes will cover accident damage Call m -2156. 1 6S or poe up, runs , o so In kitchen. uttltly R.. NEW LISTING - 10 room produce hard feehngs and hurt liability !Section •s09.17 Ohio 390 Ford motor, both for •partmenl house 2 FOUR Family Yord Solo, Weds . Revised Code ). These persons $150.00. Coli 992·7253. car pori, air cond., " • someone unnecessarily. have 30 days ro comply with FridGy . 9 a.m. till • p.m. LOCO· h separate apartments. Atl 10 d ullltlles wlfl1 natural gas lion behind Presbyterian Chur· NEW Kenmore Sowing Mochine, carpe ' 'h .acre wit GEMINI (MIJ 21-June 20) In the law or request a hearing heat . Lot 121xMXI. Want ch In Middleport. Phone m . case , attachments, cutting meta~ storage building , some Instances you 'll manage Requests must be forwarded in writing to the Bureau of board Prko $150. Phone m . ll 6.8110.00. 1 000 3647. resources wisely, if) others. your Motor Vehicles, P 0 Box 1199, GRACIOUS 2 story older on Y Jl2, · judgmenl will be Impractical. A Columbus, Ohio 43216 : YARD Sole, Aug. 19, 20 ond 21 , 5574. day of gains and losses Michael J . Evans , Box 143, Rt . starling at 9 a .m., stave, ONe ,2 gauge tingle borrel ~,r·· Ft!~al fin l::f,!·· 4 ~p~l~ev~:sn~Gho;;;e, ~~~ 1. Portland , Ohio . refrigerator. Iron and toaster, shotgun; one 20 gouge lingle m.t,l ' n eel en, oak varnished floors, CANCER (June 21-Julr 22) 18) 6, IJ, 20-Jic tiret, girl's clothing, lamps , borrol ohotgun; one H&ft 32 col. carpe ng, pane lng, 2 cer You're li kely 10 be a bll hon~n : one muzzol lood;ng garage. Some frulf trees, equipped kitchen-stove, rugs , bicycle, toys and misc . temperamental today and cause • • -• ~ acre • 118 8110 00 ref. n8 Oliver StrHI, Middleport. 1 p11 10 ~ on• wo 11 ,•• .,..one; on• oYT b andI bar, II dtn. area. some problems that could be cost Iron too kottlo Coli 949· OTHER LISTINGS NOT ase, am Y rm ., 2 easi ly skirted. Control your 2531 lorappointmonl. NOTED tN THIS AD porches, garage end 11 NOTICE OF moods acres. $.41,500.00. APPOINTMENT CALL FOR FRESH eggs , Mr,. Clifford Lolfhoit LEO (JuiJ 23-'Auv. 22) Although Cllt No. 20,Jt• SEEINGBARGAIN IS BELIEVING. or Roger Loilho;t Phone m . INFORMATION . A IS you 'll be ' tempted to do g:~~~:J. Jennie M. lrrant~ PLEASURE horsll and ponioo. Aloo , will do lrolning. Phone ~=3.U6~~o;r;m~ --~~ · ;,;;:;;;:::~ HENRY E. CLELAND otherwise. , it's best you say Notice Is hereby gl\len that (614) 698·3290, Ruth Reeves . BROKER AWAITING YOU. C·ALL no lhlng when the name of Jo~n P. Boyd of R.D. No. •· t'll"r m-225torm-2UI m-3325. someone you dislike IS broughl Box 87, Oak H lit, Ohio, tun German Shepherd puppieo, olftLL up been dul_y appointtd Executor AKC 3 light femol" , I dark mole. f·':~::~~;.;~~-=..:====;;;:;;;iii;{ of the Estate of Jennie M. VIRQO (Auv. 23-Sopl. 22) Don'l Bryenf, deceased. Iale of Wormed, gonlto dloposiflon. 1 Goad used 31 cu. fl. pressure someone you know Meigs County, Ohio. · Phonem-5623. ftMltr 1 11 f b Crl!dlfors ore required Ia Only$150 ~ soc a y 9r a uslness favor to~ file their claims with said day There may be a good flduc::larr within three months. 1- New 5.000 BTU Air DANVILLE-PRICED REDUCED - Modern l'h ' reason why he doesn't wanl to Oeted this 13th day of Conditioner. slory, 6 room farm house wtth lire place and basement. grant 11. AuguSI, 1976. FALCON 6 cyl. automatic. R11. $250.95 Some farm land, mostly fenced tor paslure, sever at Manning D. Webster 1969 Nice condlllon C~ll m .2fM9. SPECIAL $175.00 fruit trees on 56 acres ol land. Prtce reduced for quick LIBRA (S.pl. 23·0ct. 23) Judge t'l75 Seoul 11. 15,000 milo•. Ex· 1-Good used 12 cu. fl. sale, S26.000. Worldy emblllons should be 181 20, 27: (9) J cettent shopo. Phone 985·'"'1 frMzer. . • given a rest today. Take bme to COOLVILLE- N(ce mod. brick home containing fhree e~joy tne other good things life • between 8-5:30 p.m. Only 1125 bed dl I It t lth 11 1 f 11 •- d rk rooms, n ng rOOfTl, v ng room w rep ace. u has to offer. P TH£ undersigned witt · oott ot J.iln ma basement with garage, large front porch, nat. gas. SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) A "when doing business public solo for cash tho follow· J k W ,.. .._ furnace. city water and well water, a beautiful home ;ng motor veh1cles to be taken IC ' '--rsey, .....,r. ...~ eh d with appfox. 5'h acres of tand, fruit trees a.... a e genlle approach woll get Ofhers CAPRICORN (DIC. 22•JIII. 11) Phone - 2181 from Charles Salser, 118 frees surrounding II. Plenly of garden space, good to do your bidding today far There are two ways for you to do Howard Slrool, Now Haven, llslltng area close by, located In Coolvltlo, Ohio. Priced easier than a brash one will. Say- things today, the hard way and West v;rglnlo: 1971 Buick - 2 II only $32,000. Cell now. fng "Please" works wonders. the right way. Choose the latter dr. h . t. , Serial No . IAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23·Doc. AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fib. 11) 452571¥182285. Tho oolo will be TUPPER$ PLAINS _ 101 acrea ol roitlnft land, all held at The Form.,, Bank and • 21) Just because someone Is a Gtve whomever you're workli1g Saving• Companr. 211 West So· mtnerel rights, approx. 10 acres lltlable land, some pal of one you like. It dOesn't lor today a fair shake Don't ask cond 5""'· Po'!'oroy, Ohio 01 pasture land end llmbar, good lake olte. Modorn 1\lo , necessarily follow thl.s pers on Ia for full compensation for 8 job 10:00 A.M. on tho 23rd day of story houte recently rellnlslltd on lnilde, ell carpeted equally ae ethical. Be careful only hall·done August, 1976. Tho underslgnod 20 Pet. dltcounl on Ill except kitchen, containing 3 bedroom, dtnlng,..~oom and rosorvod tho right to bid. Tht mow.n In stock. basement, 2 car garaae. Nice location on '-"• Rd. 46 . - - - - - - - . . . , PISCES (F•b. IO·Mirch 20) Farmers llonk and Savings 2--S HP riderS U" cut close to Tuppers Platns, Ohio. Prlc:.d for quick sale Someone who always gels 1--11 HP rider 30" cut $32,000. Call lor eppotnt; ' I homself on a bind may be looking Compony, Pomeroy, Ohio. I lor you to ball him oul again IO· 1968 Chevy Belair 307 Automatic, 2- 21 " self propelled 3 br .. 51 ACRES FREE GAS- Modern Ph story house, new tlrH, low - !:eage, ex- mowers 1 ches 1 day let h1m s tand on his own cellont condllion. lest oflor. 2--11" pull! m-rs d,lntng room, lire place. futt basement, n ce por q11pf1te11 !eel • . Coli m -S709. 30 Pet. dltcount 011 Snapper and out buildings. Large scentc lake with grMn grass ~ ~-~~~~~~~~tm POMEitOY,O. 1967 ChOYy, ono·hoH ton pickup: alonft now point job, no rutt, runs 1-S HP ch1ln driYI lli,.rt • In lite clearwater. Prollyesa picture. Priced to .· 217 PH.m. ' good. Phano,42·3081. l-l HP dlaln drlve .flltors tell 137,500.00. lntern1t101111 · 1'168 lUlCK Wildcat, outomatlc, ttUOO - 5 bedrooms, · 2 · baths, .ext. lg. llv . rm ., fflrvtstll' Auv. 21, 1111 power stHrlng, phone 992· 181PSIJ porches, gar., nat. gas furnace, cbns .. hC:wd f'r -..., toe. New lciH Equipment Before moving on lo the new lhls 5380:;· -...,--,---..,----7:T ~...... Scuut Rd. In Chtsi <r. _1 year . get Ule max imum yield MccUlloCh C.. ,972 Chtvrotot 1 tan true~~ with 1racllr ~ WI ARE SILLI.NG. PROPERTY... •• II ' possible lrom the seeds you've stoke bed, posltlvt traction, llwt sown. C':>ll t leave your 1\arvest s2soo.oo. Modern Supply. 399 Ptntti'DY,ohlo AND DYOURLISTING - • • • • • • • • on lhe vl~e ~··~oin ~t:;.P.~'!!~ro~, Ohio.. . .__ _Ph;,;;;·.;.'"-.;·m-s___, iJ,.~~._::,:~~::;::;~::;~:,_94~9::;·2:;:3::1:•_ _:.;;..... . MEIGS u"""r~& E.._.ary Scltaol Padcati Plctu,... Stnlora & Yllrtlook ' All pool ttiiiPIIft IYIIIIIblt, ..... D. Bum.... MOTORS, INC. l'l ftl-1174 mill. OlD furniture, Ice Leading' Creek Rood and Von Zont Rood Sunday. lost near Meigs-Gollia hne Reward. ~ .,._" tainer, 2 conven1en' locations . 992-7836. KEN GROVER Mtdwoy Market, Pomeroy, 8 rOOm house tor sole af 126 'ia Mlln Strut 992-2582, Bob'5 Market. Mason , Laurel St., Pomeroy. Phone PhoiOQrlphy Pl. Pluunt n3-5721. m sw . IIS-4155 Ph. 675•3469 cANNING tomatoes ond sweep :2-::n'"' ow'-'::-3-;-bed -"-;-roo -m-:h-o-m-eo~f:or --,-a-:le Chf'1ittr, Ohio 9:30-5:00 Dltlly 8-18 ·1 mo . peppe rs. Cleland Form, , on acre trocts , one with bo5eTIIII:OOO Fridays G.ro\d.ne Cleland . RCK ine, ment, one without. Call 992· Ohoo. 3454 or (614 ) ••6·9568, Lee ii"=="""=:i":=ii:i'=:==:=E 1971 HONDA CL ·450, 12,000 Construction . ~~~~g~~~~~ mdes, sissy bar, crash bors, -2-:b-ed~r-oom -.-.,,arge -mode< :--n-:kit- pull bock handle bon , new fire chen, forced atr turnoce, l in- HOMESITES f or scle, 1 acre and BRADFORD, Auctioneer , Com· up. Middleport, near Rutland . plete Service. Phone 9-49·2-487 and $80is, Scrambler side coln Hts. Phone 992-5737. Coli m -7•81 . ,or 9'9-2000. Racine, O,.,io, Cr1tt p;p<!s, $650. Ca119•9·2•80. 8 Room home, 2 bath5 , 2 lot1 on Brod.ford. WINTER potatoes and peaches 12 Pork St .. Middleport. Phone NEW 3 bedroom house, 2 baths, all elec.. 1 acre, Middleport , ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR Charles R. Harris , Portland , 9'92·31 14. close to Rutland. Phone mSweepers, toasters, Irons, all Ohio. Phone 843·2693. TUPPPERS Ploin5-Eo1tern area, 2 7.81. small appliances Lawn mower, 1913HONOA350 .. cyl .,likenew, yea r ohJ bl-level 3 or 4 naxt ro Stat• H1ghwoy Garage 2800 mles; , e"tros , $800 tirm . bedroom , 2 baths , located at on Route 7. Phone (61•) 98S· Must sell. Phone 9.. 9· 21 BI RiQgs Manor, on 1 -, wooded 3825 profeeionll equipment, and placement lllistanct is available upon ~lduation . CALLNOWI answer or otherwise respond as required by the Ohio Rules sal t for formers . Mom 5tr.. t , Pomeroy , Oh fO or phQne 99'2· -..comtlttt kiiMISer+ Abovo and lltltw tf'Oifllll peel kltl ... 11M -~'·' 1 The &lear Capeh•t family 1111111(11 wu held recenUy al Royll Oak Plrll::. Attending were Mrs. Ralph P«l«' and Ann fi'orn Silver Sprqa, Md.; Mrs. Leroy Metcalf, Jeff and Mllte, and Barbara Rosenbaum, Cd110bua; Mr. and Mrs. Jerri FWchla, Tony and Dee Dee of Chairin Falla; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Krauss, W•ren ; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Powell, Mary Ann and Dee Dee of Vllllna; Mr. and Mrs. Ruaa Capehart, Mrs. Lee .,' Rlch•daon, Mr. and Mra. • Jolll Sial on, Me lolly, Miriam, Marsha and Mary Allee, Mal(ll, W. Va., Mrs . Fred Rarlllballll, Mra. Richard Rar111ba1111 , Joe, DO!Iil, Jlm 111d Llndil, Pomeroy; Mr. 111d Mn . Jack RDsenbawn, JOOII, Joann, David, Mary and Pattie; Mr . and Mrs. Lou BrackBieck, Matthew, Tracy, 111d Usa, Ollcago, m.; Chris Self of Loulavllle, Ky., and Greg Witt of Pomeroy. The next reunion will be • July 16, 1977 at Wheeling, W. Va. COMMIItCIAL PHOTOGIAI'HY -Aerlll-llldlttrllll Construction""'-' SWIMMING POOU meets at Tyn ~Rhos ,.. r,er address unknown : ., ·Lor Fast Re~ults Use The Sentinel Classifieds ~r The Oiapman reumon was held S1111day at the summer home ot Mr. and Mrs. G<lrdon West. Attending were Mr. and Mrs .Floyd Chapman, Shelley and Kunberly, Pittsburgh, Pa. ; Ed Chupman and Eddie, Pickerington; Mr. and Mrs. Ttlll Chapman and C. T., Syracuse: Mr. and Mrs. Toonie Chapman, Candy and Danny, Windber, Pa. ; Mr. and Mrs. Larr y TW'ner, Nancy Dawn and Jason , Cocy; Mrs. Nancy Chapman, Albany ; Debbie West and Coonie Mathias, Athens ; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon West, Rhonda, John and Melody of Racine. BIRTHDAY OBSERVED Jennifer Wise observed her 16th birthday with a party recently. Punch, ice cream and cake were served lo Judy Hall, Merri Au! t, B'eth Weaver, Mandy Sisson, Lori WOOd, Tracey Jeffers, Paula Eichinger, Denise Byers, Usa Byers, and SIL'Ianna Wise. Jennifer ls the ds'ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rarcoe Wise, Middleport. CLUBTOMEEI' The Western BooL C. B. Club will meet Sunday, 1 p.m. at the Portland Park. All members urged to attend to plan for coffee break for the SWlday of Labor Day weekend. A covered dish tllmer will follow the meellng 111d memben are asked to take their own table service. Prices will never be this 1974 Ford 1h low again. RIGGS USED CARS Ton 302 V8 ....... ............. '3195 , Low mileage, one owner 985-410<fLocated on St. Rt. 7 1970 Ford Ranchero Car Truck ........ ...... '1895 Beautllul wTne 'color with wood grained trim, auto. trans., power steering, nice. . 1973 Chevrolet VB Monte Carlo ..... .. .. .... '3495 2 dr ., hard lop, air cond itioned and lull equlpmenl, a beauftfut car . 1972 Bu~tSkylark _V8 .. . ................... . 4dr. Sedan, air con d. One very carelut tocal owner. @) '2595 . P~mouth 318 V8 Satellite ............ extra clean inside a nd out. '2995 1974 Maverick 6 cyl. Ford 4 dr.. ; . : ........ alr conditioned, shows best of care. '2995 4 dr .~ Sedan, 1974 Volkswagen 2 dr. ........... .......... .'2995 One or the cteanesl 74's anywhere. 1974 Ford Pinto 2 dr. E>tra clean Sedan ................'2795 1973 Ford Pinto 2 dr. Sedan ...... . .. . ...... . '2195 One careful local owner. 1972 Pinto Sta. Wagon ................. . .... ;'1695 4 cyt., auto trans .. lug. rack · · 1971 Ford LID 2 dr. HT... ................. .. '1695 While wiih black vtnyi roof,, exceptionaL 1972 LTD Brougham Ford 4 dr.... ...... ... '1995 Sedan, air cond., one owner, heauflful nylon upholstery Dart 1970 Dodge 6 crl. 4 dr................ •1395 Sedan , above average for model. We are closed Sunday But inviie inspecll9" of all display~ cars and trucks. ' IV\ANY MORE See: Fred ·Biaeunar, Me;vm unre, or Pat Hill Open Evenmgs Til7:00 Except Thurs. and Sat. Til5:00 Closed:.:·~--~. .~· 2 SIGNS' OF .QUALITY 1973 Montego MerCUIJ VB ... ....... . ... .. . .. '2995 2dr ., hard lop, sharp car with full equipment. 1974 Chester, 0. Pomeroy Motor· Co~ 1975 CHEVROLEtl'fLEETSIDE. 13795 Fleelstde ClO local 1 owner, light blue finish 3.50 V8 eng., P.S., std. trans., good fires. post tr&cflon axle, step bumper. 1974 FORD F-100 S2995 8' Slyleslde, green fin ish, good tires. R. bumper, chrome grttte, and Iron! bumper, 6 cyl. and standard trans. 1973 CHEVROLET C-10 mu 8' Fleelslde, while over red, dean Interior, 3.50 V-B, automatic, power steering and brakes, good tires, step bumper. radi.(L r:ustom trim and mirrors _ POM0~~~!.~~~ w.@). POMEROY, OHIO ., . • On this. day in history: - LOSE UGLY FAT In 1741, Danish navigator Slart losing we;ght lodoy or money back MONAOEX Is a Bering tiny Vit US J onas toblel ond easy to take. discovered what Is now MONADEX will he lp curb Alaska. your desire for excess food. Eot less - weigh less Con· In 1955, Oylng 8 Super 1 tains no dangerous drugs and Sabre jet, Col. Horace Hanes will nol make you nervous. No reacbed an a!Utude of 40 000 strenuous e•erc;se. Change ' your li fe . sta r t today . feet and a speed Of 822 miles MONADE X cost S3.25 for a 20 day supply. Large economy pe r hour • size is ss .so . Also try In 1966, 3,000 persons were AQUA TAB S: they work gently counted dead in the lo help you lose wa ter ·blool. aftermath of a Turkish ~h~~A~:,~; -_• ·;~g6~r &1~~~ earthquake. guaranteed end sold by: In 1974 President Ford Swisher& Lo~•• ' PhermltV nom In ate d Nels on 112 E. Matn Rockefeller to be vice & D~llon Drug store Mldllt,_rt t pre siden. DAN THUMP:SUN FORD 992-2196 .. . . .- I 12,2 to 5 (CLOSE RS.l-EAST COU.RT lilitiiii·liloo-...•iit•••iliilillillitlll• I �p;;i;·MltldleJK~ =~~!!~~:;-- 8- '1'1111 O.Uy Sentinel, MldcDe~rt-~~oy, 0., Friday, Aug.ll,1978 f LEGAL NOTICE WANT ADS Tht Board of Township INfORMATION Tru1te• Of ~tbanon Town. DIADLINES lhlp, Molgs Counly, Ohio will 5 P.M. oar B•fore offer tor sale at publl<; auctl0f1 Publltttlon . Ont uttd Adams road main ca 11 t1 i talner and one used Ford nc• 1 on • corre~~ trlclor with . mower . The ~~~~c~~~:~.ted first day ot IUCIIOO Will be held at the REGULATIOI!S Townshlp;arageSept . 11 ,1916 at 10 :00 am . The Board of rnerve the r tgh t to or Ill bids Trustn1 reject eny Lebanon Township (8) Trusteet Clar:enceLawrence, Clerk 10, 27 ; 19) J PUB LIC NOTICE TO ' ELTHA STANSBURY MUSTARD . If li ving who" address Is unknown , TO : ALDA J . EASTERDAY, TO . EDGARD WHEELER, TO : PEARL BENNETT , address unknown ; TO · THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEE S, LEGATEES , ADMINISTRATORS , AND ~~S~~NS O:.,j~.;~:ri:ANfj deceosed ; ROSERT w. STANSBURY, If deteased ; · LOTTIE GASKILL , If add re s unknown ; deceased , MINNIE HOLLER , If deceased ; FLOYD EASTERDAY, If decused ; LULA WHEELER, If deceased , ZAOIA HENRY , deceesed, EVA J. PARR , deceased ; GEORGE H STANS BURY , decease~,; uR Y, ~~ MOilLE home for sole or rent 3 ADDRESSERS wontod IMMEDIATE· FURNISHED, 2 bodrm. oporlmont, bedrooms, al ullllttet paid. odulls only , In Middleport. LYI Worlc at itomt, no tx· The Publlshar reaer\ltt Phonom-nsl , , Phonem·3874. perlenct nectuory .-- tW· the right to edit or relect cellent pov. Write A.merlcon 3 AND .4 RM.Tur"" any ads deemed ob · nl-oh,-od..,on- d,-un· t975 Skyline 12x52 2 bedroom IC)tof electric, total wrap Foam· jectlon al. The publisher Serv1ce, 6950 Wayzata Blvd , furnished opts. Phone 9'92· Cor. All new furnllurt , lllt.e will nat be respons ible tor Su11e 132, Minneapolis, MN 5434. mort than one Incorrect {'lew conditlQn. Con be seen at SS.026. Inser ti on . couNtRY Mobile Homt Park , Rt , Klngobury 1\omo Solot, 1100 E. RATES QO YOU HAVE PARTY PLAN EX· 33, ten milts north of Pomeroy. Main St., Pomeroy. Ohio. For Want Ad Service PERIENCE? FRIENDLY TOY Lorge Jot1 with concret• patios, Phone m -703A. 5 cents per word one PRTIES HAS OPENINGS FOil runners and aft sidewalks, Insertion . MANAGERS IN YOUR AREA. street parking. Phone 99'2·7..479. Minimum Charge Sl 00 RECRUITING IS EASY BECAUSE 1" cents per word t hree OEMS HAVE NO CASH !NEST· 3 Room furnished house with consecutive Insertions form for •ole, 10% down, both. "dulfl only . Phone 11'12· MENT. NO COLlECTING OR '26 cen ts word six owner flnonc:ed. Monroe Coun· 5535. DELIVERING. CALL COLLECT TO consecutive nsertlons. ty , W. Va. Phone (304) n2. 25 Per Cent Discount on CAROL DAY 51 B·489,839S OR ONE bedroom aporlm•nts at paid ads and, ads pa id 3102 or (304)772-3227. WRITE FRIENDLY HOME PAR· VILLAGE MANOR In Middleport within 10 days . TIES , 20 RAILROAD AVE .. for SI04 monthlr. plu• elec. or COUNTRY farmland with •eclud · CARD OF THANKS ALBANY, N.Y. 12205. ed wOod, , water and good oc $130 including ele-ctric: , LOWER & OBITU"RY RATES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS. CetS In Monroe Covnty . W. Vo . 12 .00 for 80 word oEMONSTR"TORS AND minimum Convenient to shopping an $1 ,000 down, call {304) n2· MANAGER needed to w o•k Each additional word J Third end M ill Street• In Mid· 3102 or (304)772·3227. with the oldett Toy • Gif t Shop cents. dleport. Brand new h~h quali· Party Plan In the country 3 bedroom house for sale at 520 BLIND ADS ty aportrnenh. See the Highest commissions No InAdditional 25c Charge Sycom<><o St., Middleport, good monoger ot Apt. 16, or c:all Vestment Call or wnte today , per Advertisement. buy for $8,000. Phone m ·3578, m -n21 . OFFICE HOURS SANTA's Parlles , Avon , Conn . 8 : 10 a.m. to s:oo p m. 06001 Phono 1 (200) 673-3455 AVAILASLE at River,lde Apart- or992-7667 Cally, 8 . 30 a.m. to 12: 00 ALSO BOOKING PARTIES. ments, 1 bedroom aport· HOUSE for solo, ~I South Socood Noon Sat urday ments, $100 per month; 2 ~.' Middleport Phone ~· Phone lodoy 992 21S6 bedroom oportment,, $133 per month One pnce for all Phon• GOOD CATnE fARM FOR SALE NOTICES m -3273. !Y OWNER. 71 ocres M&L ATT.N.: II JocksJ)II o. Fenced , modern 5 ALL HOUSEWIVES - .C--house 3 room furntshtd apartm•nt room , n•wly All Yard Sales, Rummagr, utih,1es furn1sh.d. Coil 992· For Pomeroy, Ohio redocoroted , completely Porch and Basement Porc h 3129 corp•fod 55 acres good end Buement Sales. etc Area must be paid In advance po•turo, 15 ocro• wood ad Get yours In eerly by Carriers win valuoble vkgln timber, developed spr· stopping by our Office at prizes end earn extra Ina•. good born. and other The Do lly Senllnel, 111 buildings, h;gh counlry, roiHng spending money . Court Sf or writing Box hills , excellent v(ew. Appoint 729, Pomeroy, Ohio 45169 Phone The LOCUST POSTS. round or •plit. monl only. fhono (614) 3&1 · with ·vour remittance · Daily Sentinel Phone 949-2n4 , 259t otter S p.m. Pr1c-t ' - - - - - - - - - - - '' $50,000. Atm-2156 COAL . l1mestone , and calt;ium Or Slop In AI chloride and calcium brine for 1· 15 ac:re1 of land on leading 111 Court Slreel dust control and special mixing Creek Rood with water tap. de ceased : VALINDA EASTERDAY, deceased; SA RAH R . STA NS· BURY , decease d , A NDREW S. STANSBURY , deceosed: ANNA SMITH STANSBURY, decease d ; NETTIE ROSS , deceas!d, EARL ROSS , deceased ; CO RA B EASTERDAY , dece05ed ond ELVA B WELLINGTON , deceased : You are hereby noti f ied that vou have been nam~d defendants In a legal acti on NOW accepting piano !fudents entitled Roberta c. O'Br ien vs begmners, 1nlermed1ate. od George Colli ns, Treasurer of vanced students . Call 992- Melgs county, et ol Business SenJices -.- I Carrier Wanted JAMES W r STANSBURT , deceased , EMERSON E STA N oe • This Pomeroy, O. 3891. 2270. CANNING p8aches now ready thru August . Several var letie1 by the bushel , 1/t bushel or action has been assigned Case No 16,212 In the common AUCTION thi s week on Saturday Pleas Court of Meigs County, night at 7 p.m. at the Auction OhiO 45769 ; House Horton St .. Mason , W. The ob lect of the complaint Vo . New and used merchandise Is to determ ine heirs and and furnitu re . partition real estate described ~=:..:.:c;:::.:.::...,-,-,---­ as follows , situated I n Ol ive WILL CARE for elderly women In TOwnsh ip, Me igs County , my home . Phone 992-7314, Ohio ,Belng in Section 35. Town 3, SKy DIVING, Greene County Range 11 of the Oh iO Com - Sport Parachute Center, open pany 's Purchase ; and being every ' day near Goll1polis . For the southeast quarter of the further Information, call (614) northwest quarter of said 245 9339 p o B 91 • section ,· . and bemg described or · · ox • in Ser ah R. Stansbury's will as _:B::.:•d:::wc:•:o ii ,~O::.:h::: ;o'-' , 4:::56 :::1:.:_'c_c--_ the upper farm on the north wANTED ' Someone who knows Side of Shade Ri ver ; con or knew of a Colored family by taln lng seventy (70) . acres, thenome ofMomswholivedln more or , less , and being described In the Meigs county Middleport 1870·1920. The AUd i tor 's Duplicates as southfamily consisted of o 6enram1n , east or northwest If• con Caroline (Scott) , James. Martha taining 50 acres more or less . (Kent) , Mary Jane (Mayme) and You are required to answer Andrew Morris . Emma, Mary the Complaint within 28 days (Batey) and Archie Wor· after the last publication of thington. Please contact Edgar this nofice, which will be pUblish~ once each week for Wood son , P.O . Box 69 , six consecutive weeks. The Marysville, Oh1o 43040. last publication Will be made piANO tuning . Phone Charles on Sept. 24, 1'76 and the 28 days for answer will start on Scortbefore2p.m , 992-7550 that date . In case of your fa I lure to pec:k. Please bring own con· TRAil FULL OR PART TIME You don't have to quit your present Job to tram to dr•v• a trBctor-traller. In only 7 to 8 weekends PART TIME tratntng !Saturdays & Sundays) a qualIfied driytr c.t be Nming *12,000 per year and up, (3 wttka•n 1 FULl TIME resident tra•n•ng program). RE\ICO Tractor Trailer Trainlne. wtll tra1n you., mod· '"9. ern, ....... of Civil Procedure judgment by default will be rendered against you tor relief demanded In this complaint. LOST: St. Bernard Dog lost tn Long Hollow Road area . Brown, black and white. If anyone has LARRY E.SPENCER, any lnformat1on cor,cerning the wkereobouts or welfare of the Clerk Of Courts, , common Pleas Court dog, ploose p~one m -3538. ' Meigs County, Ohio BlAcK, brown and Wh1te beagle, (8) 20, 27 ; (9) J , 10, 17, 24 female , lost '" vicinity ot LOCALLY owned beauty ,ho for sole or leose or w1ll sell &qu•p· ment conststing of two wash ond combout stahon' and 4 dry•l'1 . Equ•pment •s only two years old . Write 8ox 729·8, •;. The Doily Senhnel, Ohto ..45769. 422-4Q8Q PARKERSBURG, W. VA. Coii992-S352or992-2•96. sole , 3 bedrooms, all eletlrk. Family room fully HoUSE for carpeted with wood-burning fireplace, Iorge lot with storage building ond garden space . Rust ic t·ldls , Syr.ocuse. Phone SMITH NILSON 0 Pomeroy , oc;res . Phone985....t2..5. FARM for sole . .t6 acres, Jockson County, West Virgin ia , priced on inspedion. Harrison Smith , Racme. Ohio .t5n1. Phone 949-2 1~ . 3 &edf-oom hou5e With basement, good condition , .10 acres AK cottl• rack' for 67-70 Ford timber land. $15 ,900. Phone truck, antique piano, I W2 a.tl-2793 . Vego, Phebe Roberts , Roc:ine, Ohio. Call 9•9·2626 or 2•7· 26ol1 boxes, brass wall telephones and 1N DASH 23 channel CB. om-lm· or complee households mpx rod1o, 3 track stereo. Cell beds, parts, Wr ite M. D. Miller, Rt. ~ . ...., ;.......... ESTIMATES! CONTACT S1011f 7-29-1 mo. '----_,.-.....:.--....1 IIIUAIU 110011$ ......... wu._,..11T 1111llliiJtiiUII StfiiiJI.I)Jfln fA!JiiHS • •R rrm.E · .. Lft llltlt":' n ' ti.JII L--..;.;;~=1=1;.._;.;.;.;.; COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY F Construction 'rogress 1 .- complflt School Strvlct GLEN R. BISSEU. An49-2aol OR 949-2860 PLEASE NO SUNDAY CALLS 1·9·761 month Aluminum Siding, Roofing, For soft, cht r cushlont, ·· moffrtssts, padding. Ideal lor c•mpers. vorloty of stzes. Velvt1s. nylon prints, htrculons. vinyl solids. and Undergraduate & Eltm•ntary School Poc~ogt Plclures Seniors & Yearbook - Wtdllnts-:- m.:l%5. • Repair The Complete Remodeling Service For Your Kome Rutland 142-232a" All Work Gpartnlted Free EttlmiiH ' '2'2 .. ~ mo Southeastem Ohio · Rafter Co. Ul.OOO. _.OIIJIJ'Of_ •----.:....::=..:c"=•·=-.1 Revive the orioinal of your rugs. · rour own home by Von Schrader dry-foam method. EXCAVATING, dozer, bockhoe ' Nomuss.Nofuss. No gdor. Use the ond ditcher. Charles R. Hotsame day. field , Bock Hoe Service, All work Rutland, Ohio. Phone 742-2008 suarantaad. GREG'S CB SALES, locotod at Er· win 's Gulf Service, Mid· dteport, O~ oo Phone 992· 2•38. SEPTIC Syslems lnsfollod by licensed installer. Shepard Contractors. Phone 7-42·2•09. Your 'WBirthda Y G•.•'v ., . ( . he finest cor pel plumbing ~nd .hoofing. No job - - - - - - - - -... too Iorge or too •moiL Phone !I' 742·2348. SAVE ON CARPENTER, lloorlng, ceiling, ' paneling, Phone 992·2759. CARPETING EXCAV... TING, BACKHOES AND . DOZER - LARGE AND SMALL. SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED. LOW I . BOY AND DUMP TRUCKS. BILL INSTALLED PULLINS, PHONE m-2478 DAY OR NIGHT. Regular flUS ' aU!LDING, remodeling , and Sq. Yd. repairs. QIJGiity work, efficient Everyday money uver. servlc•. Jesse Rodman , phone m -5980. Good choice colors. DONN" AND BILL'S USED FUR11 or 15 ~. NITURE STORE. ROD'S T.V. ' SHOP, WEST COLUMSIA, w. VA. OPEN 10 ....M. TILL 5 P.M. DAILY. Green, gold, red, blue. rust. DOZER worl< and welding. Con· ,Do It yourself, with $7.95 sq. yd,. fac I Jomtl Ponons, RI. 1' 'padding, With -ddl-lnstll'-' Racln•. on Carmel Road. ,.-... ...,. sa. 95s4J'!!!:.• yont INTERIOR and exterior polnflng CALL 7•2·2211 and roof painting by hour or TALK TO contract, ucellant references. 1 WENDELL GRATE Phone m -6014 . _.:_=:..:..:::.=c:.:;:__ _ _~ : ' CARPET CONS!,ILJ~11.T I HI-LO SHAG '10,95 501 NYLON RUTLAND m? wlng. Phone992·7«1'9. SNAPPER CLEARANCE SALE e Fort WILL do roofing, construction. WILL DO odd jobs, roofing, po;n ling, hauling, lroo work, one ·FURNITURI • ~.-;;.;.o---....;-iiitooio . •• '~·• _T~"' W!"· ., •••• Ru1tand '742-2211 " ,1 1 e 8:00tll5:80 •••..•. •.. • " ~ ·Thursday i til !2 ncion \• • • :. FRIDAY TIL 8 ...· ·~ .. • ·- 11 Cadillac Eldorado Cpe., power, air 67 74 Olds Cul Sup. Cpe" power 74 Vega GT Cpe" 4 Close Sat. At 5 a.m. ···•••·••••·· .. ' . RUTLAND PUINITU. ARNOLD GltAlto • RUTLAND ::" lllirley Baath • thla date In 110'1. '' born 00 air....... 14195 speed .••••••••••••• '2295 74 Chev. Imp: 4 dr. H.T., power, air••• 13295 74 AMC Hornet 2 door, auto. trans • • ;-'2295 74 P~tiac l.emans ~ Cpe, pow" air 1 34~ 73 Olds 88 4 dr., full power, air ••••• '1895 73 Ford Gal. 500 HT Cpe., pow, air .....'2395 2-73 Ford LID, 4 dr, Air.............. '2S95 73 Buick Lml Cpe,, pow, air ..... 13295 Elec. Chev. alr ....... ...... .. 1l595 72 Ford Pinto Wagon, 4 cyl., auto. ..... 11595 72 Belair 4 '3195 •, ,•. Supreme, 2 dr ., vinyl lop, air, tape, only 27,821 miles. good buy. •3495 •4295 ..· 72 Olds 98 4 door, power &air ••••• '2295 72 Chrysler N.P. Royal, 2 dr. HT........ 11795 72 Olds Toronado, air, V-roof ••••••• 12295 72 Pontiac Catalina 4 Dr., air •••••• 11995 ,•, ··.·:.· ' 1974 CHEV. MONTE 1974 OLDS CUTlASS 1974 CHEV. C20 3/• ton, long bed, 350 engine, 4 speed, a real buy . ·: CARLO 1974 DATSUN 260Z All black. swivel buckets, air, tape, 26,721 miles. Door, ..,. '41 95 .... ,••, All silver, auto., air, this is one sharp sport car. :; ., •5495 We only have 21·76 models tell lo sell, so come on in and bMI lite price rise on the 77 models. We havelO Buick sand 11 Ponll1cs. Before you buy any c.or you awe it to yourself 1o check with us. We are The Friendly Dealer, we w1nl you for a friend 1nd also 1 customer. SHone of - Ceward Calvert, J , D. Story or Btll Nelson. 1973 Mercury Comet, 4 dr., 302 V-B, a1:1to. trans., P.S., vinyl roof, radial tires. ·· ··············· ··~··· ··· · ·········$1895 1973 Buick Regal, 2 dr., white with white vinyl roof, faCtory air, P.S., P.B., tilt wheel, AM-FM stereo, cruise control, chrome reverse wheels with radial tires. Sharp. $3495 1973 Plymouth Sport Suburban, 4 dr., 9 passenger station wagon, with rack on her back, P.S., P. B., 72 Chev. Imp. 4 Door, V-B, auto., air •• 11595 72 Pontiac Catalina Broughman 4 Dr. Sedan, 1 pow., air ...••• 1795 71 Olds 9B Lux. Sed., pow, air......... ~1995 71 Pontiac Cal Coupe, power, air••• • 11095 71 Chev. Impala HT Sed., pow., air ••• '1495 71 AMC Hornet Sportabout Wag. •••• 11095 71 Buick Skylark HT C~., air •••••• '1695 71 Cutlass S Coupe, V-8, auto trans.....'2195 71 V.W. Squareback Wagon, aul trans. 11695 70 Ford HT Coupe .•.•• •• .•.•• .... •..•..••• '695 70 Olds 9B Lux. Sed., v roof, air....... .'1395 70 Buick LS. 4 Door, power, air ••••••••• '895 0 • • • • • • 0 • •• • • • • • • • • 0 0 0 0 • • 0 . ' •• 70 Chrysler NY 4 Dr., ·PB, PS ••••••• '995 clean .. ..........•..•.................•.. $1995 1972 Mercury Marquis, 4 dr., H.T., factory air, P.S., P.B., vinyl roof .••...•••......•.••••.•.•••••.•••••.. $1695 1972 Vega, 4 cyl., factory air, Mrs. Kloes hosts circk Anieditation, "Sentimental Journey", by Dr. Joseph I. Chapman was read by Mrs. 10 Chevelle Couoe. V-8, auto., PS •• , • !1395 Leora Sigman at the meeting of Dorcas Circle of the B.H. lill Olds Cul Sup. H.T., PB, PS, air •••• 1895 Sanborn Missionary Society, 1 68 VW Transporter Bus, 3 seater •••• 11095 Middleport First Baptist Church, at the home of Mrs. ·See one of these courteous salesmen: Pete June Kloes "Tuesday night. Burris, Lloyd Mclaughlin or Marvin Mrs . Elizabeth Slavin Keebaugh. opened the meeting with )l"ayer , and Mrs. Kloes read the 100111 Psalm. Members reported on visiting shut-ins. "You'll Uke Our Quality Way It was reported that the of Doing Business" scholarship student to be 992-5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy assisted this year w111 be Open Evenings Until6 : 00- Til6 p.m. Sat. James E . Ohde of Mount Vernon, and the missionaries to be remembered will be Mr. and Mrs. Gustavo Wilson. Mrs. Kloes served refreshments to those named and Mrs. Sarah Fowler, Mrs. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Elizabeth Gardner, Mrs . Katie Anthony, Mary Brewer and Carol Grandal. hatchback ............................. $1495 1972 Plymouth, 2 dr., H.T., auto. trans., factory air ...... .. ... $1695 1971 Ford, 4 dr. sedan ..... ......... ..$395 1966 Chevy 4 dr., factory air, P.S., automatic. $495 1965 Chevy Malibu $100 "Good Selection of Cheaper Cars In Stock.~.' Our 76's and Used CaiS Must Go! 70 Ford LTD Wagon, PB, PS, air•••••• '695 TRUCKS 1973 Chevrolet V2 Ton Truck, JSO V-8 ' . eng me, stand. trans., long wide bed, radial tires. Sharp ........ .......... $2495 1970 Ford Super Van, Long wheei base, 6 cyl., finished Inside ..... .. S2495 Karr & Van Zandt POlly'S Pointers . . do Lemon nrxes onron o r R . eunton enjoyed By ·Polly Cramer lemon rubbed over the hands should do II or perhaps !he foDowlng letter may also be or some help to you. POLLY. DEAR POLIS Fishermen have a terrible smeU on their hands alter cleaning fish but putting vinegilr on the hands, rubbing lt ln and washing does away with lt. _GLORIA DEAR POlLY_ My Pete It di ~ve is that a er spen ng years teaching my chUdren and grandchildren how 1o eat llld hold a spom and fork Jl"Operly they turn on TV and aee s<me big lug ol a hoy holding his spoon as lf he was shoveling sand Into a bucllet. 11111 really puts off those producla and It seems lhe sponson could Insist 111 the uae of boys wlth decent manners for their commercials - that Is unless the sponson are that Ignorant, me too. ' We lry to teach the little ones to be generous and share 111d ai(llg cornea tbat little lrat who mius a whole quart of cooling drink using powder and water and she UYJ "Nope" to her brotben who sakf<r some. This may seem cute to the fllllUng mother standing by but If one of ours did tbat he would have to drink standing up. - MRS. R.F.M. DEAR POLLY - My P<inter is for Ruth who has trouble with sticky glue marks left on things. I had a large plastic box I wanted to use for storing things in and it was sticky so I rubbed it wrth pW'e lard, let it stand a short while and then rubbed the marks away with a dry paper towel. Mtet a wash with warm soapy water all marks were gone and while I will not guarantee this will w<rk on everything It is certainly w<rth a lry. - MID. DEAR POLLY - While making grahBIIl cracker pie crlL'It I ran short of crackers so I looked around for a subsUtute and came up with a box of the new natural cereal. I added a cup of this lo my Cracker cnunbs and had the tastiest, crunchest, best graham cracker crust I ever made. I now substitute cereal !Qr one half the amo111t of crumbs called for ln a recipe. -O.W. DEAR I'()U.Y I line small foil tart cups wilh pBIIIry and keep lhem ln the lrener so they are handy lo fill and bake when I have tlleliJ)eCted co~y. ~. I keep a . smaQ jar with two Cl' three clean onions 1in the refrigerator and this means I do not have to stop 111d peel an oni(ll every time I need one. 1bey keep very well this way and are really handy , Of COW'se, the jar should have a light lid. L.M.D. • roof ............•..•...................... $2895 · 72 Olds 98 4 door, full power, air •••• 12295 72 Buick Elet. 225 HT Cpe., power air • 12495 Open house to . honor anniversary sl~~;n~:~A A~D: c:i • Tbe f'.l•••c By UaUed Pren : Ualted Prell IDiematlollal ;: Today la Friday, Aug. II, : · the 233rd day of 1971 with 133 .. to follow. · ~ The moon II between Ita ':: 1111 quarter IJid new pbaae • 'l11e morning atara are • Jupiter IIlii Saturn. The eveninlllln are Mer• cury, MariiDd VIII... • '!"- born Gil IIIli date are ~ lllder the .... of Leo. · Beajllllln IW'rllon, 23rd ~ prellldent of the United :. lblee, ,., born Aug. II, ;" lW, American ICII'HI 2 dr .. 4 cyl .. 4 speed, a real sharp car. 4 dr pow. air · ........... '3895 Polly's Problem DEAR POlLY - Please tell me how to get that awful odor off my hands after couple are invited to caD · diD'ing the open house holD's. " 1974 PLYMOUTH Road runner. 360, auto., P.S., P. B., local one owner. low mileage. 1974 OPEL MANTA 74 Olds Cutlass. , LANGSVILLF; Christian : Church outdoor vesper ,_ •service, Sunday 7:30 p.m. , Located on Parkinson Hill; the Gloryland Quartet will be featured singers: public invited MONDAY SPECIAL MEETING, P1111eroy Lodge 164, F&AM, ' Moo day 7: 30; all master IJUIBOnS invited. · LETART, W. Va. - Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rellmlre wiD obterve their 25th wedding anniversarr with an open houseatthelrhomehereAug. 29 from 1 to 5 p.m. Married by the ~v. L. C. Thompson at the Union Parsonage, they are the P41J'ents of two children, Mrs. Donald (Yvonna Jean) Phillips of Huntington and Thomu Reltmlre of Clifton. Friends and relatives of lhe 1975 Chevrolet Vega Wagon, 4 cyl., auto. trans., factory alr ............ $2695 1974 Ford Grand Torino, 4 dr. sedan, factory air, P.S., P.B., vinyl roof...................................... S2895 1974 Chevy Monte Carlo, 350 V-8, automatic, factory air, P.S., P.B., vinyl roof, with sun roof, swing out bucket seats, AM-FM stereo, radial tires. local owner and sharp. $4400 1973 Ford l TO 4 dr., factory air, P.S., P.-8., vinyl roof, tilt wheel. $2495 1973 Chevy Impala 4dr., factory air, P.'~., P.B., vi!'ly_r~f . $2495 1973 Dodge Polar a Custom, 4 dr. sedan, factory air, P.S., P.B., vinyl roof, radial tires. Anice family car .·········· · ········ ·· ············· ·~ S2295 1973 Buick LeSabre Custom, 4 dr. H.T., factory air, P.S., P.B., vinyl Sed., power, air.......... '1195 Dart Swinger Cpe., auto. ••• 13495_ 1 75 Olds Cutlass Sup. Sedan, pow" air •• 4895 74 Vega Hatchback Coupe, auto trans... 12195 SATURDAY SHADE River Lodge 453 '• F&AM, Chester, Saturday, ; 7:30p.m. Work in fellowship ' degree. All master masons ·: . [nvlted. TUESDAY RACINE AMERICAN Legion AuxlUary, Post 602, 6:30 Tuesday picnic at the Racine Park. Mem~s 1o take their own table service. • In the event of rain the picnic wiD be held at the hall. CadHiac HT 13295 75 Dodge dinner. Abbott & Hoffman SEPTIC TANKS cltanod, Modern Sanitation, 99'2·3954 or 992· :z.t28. ' ' • h I PRICES USED CARS SUNDAY MCELROY · REUNION Sunday PorUand Park basket dinner 1 p.m. All relatives and friendS invited. RACINE AMERICAN Legion Post 602 annual picnic Sunday, noon at Shrine Park in Racine. Bring covered dish and table service. MCKINNEY MEMORIAL Reunion Sunday al Fla1rock, W. Va., back of Point Pleasant. Basket lunch at noon. FAMILY DINNER Sunday at Shrine Park in Racine for Dale VanMeter family, friends and neighbors. Bring • covered dish and table service. Dinner at 1:30 p.m. ALL DAY Homecoming Sunday at Hazel Community Church, Long Bottom. Basket ANY PITCH ' ANY SIZE Truss Social Calendar 1 Virgil B. Sr., Reallor 110 Mechanic Pomeroy, 0 . Phone 9912- :13,~. . RUTLAND - Nice older 9 room home, 2 baths, 3 Brs., or more with closets, futt basement, large Iron! porch, 2 car garage with 2 rooms. Big corner lot . • ' GutleiS, p..:...:d .. ,uttgln oiRCE prf'iui&CISAifs· . AL TROMM ooNsr · --TEAFORD _....... . -- ' . CHECK & COMPARE. . OUR QUMJTY & . ~ Mtr IC UPY - Atrial - Industrial CENTRAL REALTY r.n. r FREE ..... lfiiiM l Allies WIMhlold Replac.mMtl FrH EstlmiiH On lodr Worll Expert Painting lnsurlllc. Work Wolcoino St. Rt. 1 eoo1vnt., Oltla U7·l127 FREEZER I Yov can uvo hutld,....s IVtn fhou&r.nds of dollllrt with 11um num or vinyl tiding. 1-'•tlltl Senkft Auto Sales I I Co. Pllofo9r allhY · 915-4151 Chftlor, Olllo 7-lol-I mo. IWIHI'..._I 44 ACRES - On Rf. 1<13. .Yobtte home l2x60 with 2 Brs .• dritted welt, woods & some bottom land. I E• KEN GROVER r---------, a_...:...,,_ AstroGrapt:l I - Wecll!l"'t-: Nollie summit Rd .. Mlddlaporl PHONE m -5724 7·21·1mo. Pom..-oy. Ohio. Coli m .n6Q. GfVo,VELYt•octor, 7.6h.p. 2speod CASH po;d l0< oil mal<os and t ronsm iss1on , recen tly MAIN models of mobile homes. HEMLOCK GROVE - 3 overhauled, with mower and Phone m -2220. Phone area code 614 423-9531 .. bedrooms. ntce mgdern sulky. $300. Phone m -7205. POMEROY, 0. bolh, large modern kitchen LOST: .4 month old nanny goat, SScash$$ lor junked auto . Frye's E-ings. WE HAVE 2 NEW 3 brown and whtte . Lost in Forest Truck Auto Port$. ltutklnd. I'116 bttol droll bo•, only been us· with din ing, tutt basement. btdl oom homes just being Run area. Phone 992-27U Phone 7•2·2081 . and large lot. $20,000. ad thr.. months. All hook· completed. Both have TIMBER, Pomeroy Forest Pro- ups , mugs and pttchers indud- garages with work area. NEAR RUTLAND - New 3 ducts . Top price for stondin!iJ ad Call m-2050. balhs, utility R., carpeted. sawtimber. Coli l<ent Hanby , 1--full size metal bed ond spr· About 1 acre of ground. bedroom home, sleps over 1·446·8570. TRAILER lot for rent . N1ce yard kllchen, large living, futt mgs; 3 tWin meta l beds wi th $22,900.00. and gordan space . Call 949· basement. St. doors. & GOOD used portable typewriter. 8ern~<;t Btde Oaot sprongs. 1-twon moplo bod CARRY OUT - Has been 2525, 9 a.m. lo 6 p.m. windows . Carport with Phone 985·3576. with spntlgl. l-stud1o couch, established In the same For SIIUrdaJ, Aug, 21, 1171 l--9lotform rocker, 1--dovble utttlly. 2 acres. $31,000. metal cob1net , 1 d1videf': Alme locetJon for many years. ARIES (Morch 21 -Aprll 11) Try LEGAL NOTICE Weover . Racine, phone 949· Doing an e~tcellent not to let minor differences MIDDLEPORT - $16,500. These persons are notified 26U. bUsiness. Priced rtghl. WE between you and one you love A good 4 bedroom home. Ohio driving and YOU have a service to oHer, Ia FT Seobroe•e woth 45 h.p. spoil your day. Be lhe first lo say that HAVE 3 OTHER registration privileges are IF wont l'h baths, large dining and to buy or sell something, "I'm sorry" Chry1 1er ongone, troller and •ko BUS~ ESSES FOR SALE suspended . Suspensions wHI living, gas hot water heat. oa loolctng for work . . . or remo~~ln In efftct two Yflts accessor'"'· good condmon, - CALL If inleres1ed. TAURUS (April 20·MIJ 20) after Nice woodwork. whatever .. . you 'll IJ&f rHults date of accident for A NEAT PLACE-S yrs. Treat all your friends equally to~ failure to deposit security to faster with o Sentinel Wont Ad. $900 00 Phone 1·304·675-2415 good 1 old, 3 bedrooms, bath, dine· 9 F d k day Playing tavontes will cover accident damage Call m -2156. 1 6S or poe up, runs , o so In kitchen. uttltly R.. NEW LISTING - 10 room produce hard feehngs and hurt liability !Section •s09.17 Ohio 390 Ford motor, both for •partmenl house 2 FOUR Family Yord Solo, Weds . Revised Code ). These persons $150.00. Coli 992·7253. car pori, air cond., " • someone unnecessarily. have 30 days ro comply with FridGy . 9 a.m. till • p.m. LOCO· h separate apartments. Atl 10 d ullltlles wlfl1 natural gas lion behind Presbyterian Chur· NEW Kenmore Sowing Mochine, carpe ' 'h .acre wit GEMINI (MIJ 21-June 20) In the law or request a hearing heat . Lot 121xMXI. Want ch In Middleport. Phone m . case , attachments, cutting meta~ storage building , some Instances you 'll manage Requests must be forwarded in writing to the Bureau of board Prko $150. Phone m . ll 6.8110.00. 1 000 3647. resources wisely, if) others. your Motor Vehicles, P 0 Box 1199, GRACIOUS 2 story older on Y Jl2, · judgmenl will be Impractical. A Columbus, Ohio 43216 : YARD Sole, Aug. 19, 20 ond 21 , 5574. day of gains and losses Michael J . Evans , Box 143, Rt . starling at 9 a .m., stave, ONe ,2 gauge tingle borrel ~,r·· Ft!~al fin l::f,!·· 4 ~p~l~ev~:sn~Gho;;;e, ~~~ 1. Portland , Ohio . refrigerator. Iron and toaster, shotgun; one 20 gouge lingle m.t,l ' n eel en, oak varnished floors, CANCER (June 21-Julr 22) 18) 6, IJ, 20-Jic tiret, girl's clothing, lamps , borrol ohotgun; one H&ft 32 col. carpe ng, pane lng, 2 cer You're li kely 10 be a bll hon~n : one muzzol lood;ng garage. Some frulf trees, equipped kitchen-stove, rugs , bicycle, toys and misc . temperamental today and cause • • -• ~ acre • 118 8110 00 ref. n8 Oliver StrHI, Middleport. 1 p11 10 ~ on• wo 11 ,•• .,..one; on• oYT b andI bar, II dtn. area. some problems that could be cost Iron too kottlo Coli 949· OTHER LISTINGS NOT ase, am Y rm ., 2 easi ly skirted. Control your 2531 lorappointmonl. NOTED tN THIS AD porches, garage end 11 NOTICE OF moods acres. $.41,500.00. APPOINTMENT CALL FOR FRESH eggs , Mr,. Clifford Lolfhoit LEO (JuiJ 23-'Auv. 22) Although Cllt No. 20,Jt• SEEINGBARGAIN IS BELIEVING. or Roger Loilho;t Phone m . INFORMATION . A IS you 'll be ' tempted to do g:~~~:J. Jennie M. lrrant~ PLEASURE horsll and ponioo. Aloo , will do lrolning. Phone ~=3.U6~~o;r;m~ --~~ · ;,;;:;;;:::~ HENRY E. CLELAND otherwise. , it's best you say Notice Is hereby gl\len that (614) 698·3290, Ruth Reeves . BROKER AWAITING YOU. C·ALL no lhlng when the name of Jo~n P. Boyd of R.D. No. •· t'll"r m-225torm-2UI m-3325. someone you dislike IS broughl Box 87, Oak H lit, Ohio, tun German Shepherd puppieo, olftLL up been dul_y appointtd Executor AKC 3 light femol" , I dark mole. f·':~::~~;.;~~-=..:====;;;:;;;iii;{ of the Estate of Jennie M. VIRQO (Auv. 23-Sopl. 22) Don'l Bryenf, deceased. Iale of Wormed, gonlto dloposiflon. 1 Goad used 31 cu. fl. pressure someone you know Meigs County, Ohio. · Phonem-5623. ftMltr 1 11 f b Crl!dlfors ore required Ia Only$150 ~ soc a y 9r a uslness favor to~ file their claims with said day There may be a good flduc::larr within three months. 1- New 5.000 BTU Air DANVILLE-PRICED REDUCED - Modern l'h ' reason why he doesn't wanl to Oeted this 13th day of Conditioner. slory, 6 room farm house wtth lire place and basement. grant 11. AuguSI, 1976. FALCON 6 cyl. automatic. R11. $250.95 Some farm land, mostly fenced tor paslure, sever at Manning D. Webster 1969 Nice condlllon C~ll m .2fM9. SPECIAL $175.00 fruit trees on 56 acres ol land. Prtce reduced for quick LIBRA (S.pl. 23·0ct. 23) Judge t'l75 Seoul 11. 15,000 milo•. Ex· 1-Good used 12 cu. fl. sale, S26.000. Worldy emblllons should be 181 20, 27: (9) J cettent shopo. Phone 985·'"'1 frMzer. . • given a rest today. Take bme to COOLVILLE- N(ce mod. brick home containing fhree e~joy tne other good things life • between 8-5:30 p.m. Only 1125 bed dl I It t lth 11 1 f 11 •- d rk rooms, n ng rOOfTl, v ng room w rep ace. u has to offer. P TH£ undersigned witt · oott ot J.iln ma basement with garage, large front porch, nat. gas. SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) A "when doing business public solo for cash tho follow· J k W ,.. .._ furnace. city water and well water, a beautiful home ;ng motor veh1cles to be taken IC ' '--rsey, .....,r. ...~ eh d with appfox. 5'h acres of tand, fruit trees a.... a e genlle approach woll get Ofhers CAPRICORN (DIC. 22•JIII. 11) Phone - 2181 from Charles Salser, 118 frees surrounding II. Plenly of garden space, good to do your bidding today far There are two ways for you to do Howard Slrool, Now Haven, llslltng area close by, located In Coolvltlo, Ohio. Priced easier than a brash one will. Say- things today, the hard way and West v;rglnlo: 1971 Buick - 2 II only $32,000. Cell now. fng "Please" works wonders. the right way. Choose the latter dr. h . t. , Serial No . IAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23·Doc. AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fib. 11) 452571¥182285. Tho oolo will be TUPPER$ PLAINS _ 101 acrea ol roitlnft land, all held at The Form.,, Bank and • 21) Just because someone Is a Gtve whomever you're workli1g Saving• Companr. 211 West So· mtnerel rights, approx. 10 acres lltlable land, some pal of one you like. It dOesn't lor today a fair shake Don't ask cond 5""'· Po'!'oroy, Ohio 01 pasture land end llmbar, good lake olte. Modorn 1\lo , necessarily follow thl.s pers on Ia for full compensation for 8 job 10:00 A.M. on tho 23rd day of story houte recently rellnlslltd on lnilde, ell carpeted equally ae ethical. Be careful only hall·done August, 1976. Tho underslgnod 20 Pet. dltcounl on Ill except kitchen, containing 3 bedroom, dtnlng,..~oom and rosorvod tho right to bid. Tht mow.n In stock. basement, 2 car garaae. Nice location on '-"• Rd. 46 . - - - - - - - . . . , PISCES (F•b. IO·Mirch 20) Farmers llonk and Savings 2--S HP riderS U" cut close to Tuppers Platns, Ohio. Prlc:.d for quick sale Someone who always gels 1--11 HP rider 30" cut $32,000. Call lor eppotnt; ' I homself on a bind may be looking Compony, Pomeroy, Ohio. I lor you to ball him oul again IO· 1968 Chevy Belair 307 Automatic, 2- 21 " self propelled 3 br .. 51 ACRES FREE GAS- Modern Ph story house, new tlrH, low - !:eage, ex- mowers 1 ches 1 day let h1m s tand on his own cellont condllion. lest oflor. 2--11" pull! m-rs d,lntng room, lire place. futt basement, n ce por q11pf1te11 !eel • . Coli m -S709. 30 Pet. dltcount 011 Snapper and out buildings. Large scentc lake with grMn grass ~ ~-~~~~~~~~tm POMEitOY,O. 1967 ChOYy, ono·hoH ton pickup: alonft now point job, no rutt, runs 1-S HP ch1ln driYI lli,.rt • In lite clearwater. Prollyesa picture. Priced to .· 217 PH.m. ' good. Phano,42·3081. l-l HP dlaln drlve .flltors tell 137,500.00. lntern1t101111 · 1'168 lUlCK Wildcat, outomatlc, ttUOO - 5 bedrooms, · 2 · baths, .ext. lg. llv . rm ., fflrvtstll' Auv. 21, 1111 power stHrlng, phone 992· 181PSIJ porches, gar., nat. gas furnace, cbns .. hC:wd f'r -..., toe. New lciH Equipment Before moving on lo the new lhls 5380:;· -...,--,---..,----7:T ~...... Scuut Rd. In Chtsi <r. _1 year . get Ule max imum yield MccUlloCh C.. ,972 Chtvrotot 1 tan true~~ with 1racllr ~ WI ARE SILLI.NG. PROPERTY... •• II ' possible lrom the seeds you've stoke bed, posltlvt traction, llwt sown. C':>ll t leave your 1\arvest s2soo.oo. Modern Supply. 399 Ptntti'DY,ohlo AND DYOURLISTING - • • • • • • • • on lhe vl~e ~··~oin ~t:;.P.~'!!~ro~, Ohio.. . .__ _Ph;,;;;·.;.'"-.;·m-s___, iJ,.~~._::,:~~::;::;~::;~:,_94~9::;·2:;:3::1:•_ _:.;;..... . MEIGS u"""r~& E.._.ary Scltaol Padcati Plctu,... Stnlora & Yllrtlook ' All pool ttiiiPIIft IYIIIIIblt, ..... D. Bum.... MOTORS, INC. l'l ftl-1174 mill. OlD furniture, Ice Leading' Creek Rood and Von Zont Rood Sunday. lost near Meigs-Gollia hne Reward. ~ .,._" tainer, 2 conven1en' locations . 992-7836. KEN GROVER Mtdwoy Market, Pomeroy, 8 rOOm house tor sole af 126 'ia Mlln Strut 992-2582, Bob'5 Market. Mason , Laurel St., Pomeroy. Phone PhoiOQrlphy Pl. Pluunt n3-5721. m sw . IIS-4155 Ph. 675•3469 cANNING tomatoes ond sweep :2-::n'"' ow'-'::-3-;-bed -"-;-roo -m-:h-o-m-eo~f:or --,-a-:le Chf'1ittr, Ohio 9:30-5:00 Dltlly 8-18 ·1 mo . peppe rs. Cleland Form, , on acre trocts , one with bo5eTIIII:OOO Fridays G.ro\d.ne Cleland . RCK ine, ment, one without. Call 992· Ohoo. 3454 or (614 ) ••6·9568, Lee ii"=="""=:i":=ii:i'=:==:=E 1971 HONDA CL ·450, 12,000 Construction . ~~~~g~~~~~ mdes, sissy bar, crash bors, -2-:b-ed~r-oom -.-.,,arge -mode< :--n-:kit- pull bock handle bon , new fire chen, forced atr turnoce, l in- HOMESITES f or scle, 1 acre and BRADFORD, Auctioneer , Com· up. Middleport, near Rutland . plete Service. Phone 9-49·2-487 and $80is, Scrambler side coln Hts. Phone 992-5737. Coli m -7•81 . ,or 9'9-2000. Racine, O,.,io, Cr1tt p;p<!s, $650. Ca119•9·2•80. 8 Room home, 2 bath5 , 2 lot1 on Brod.ford. WINTER potatoes and peaches 12 Pork St .. Middleport. Phone NEW 3 bedroom house, 2 baths, all elec.. 1 acre, Middleport , ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR Charles R. Harris , Portland , 9'92·31 14. close to Rutland. Phone mSweepers, toasters, Irons, all Ohio. Phone 843·2693. TUPPPERS Ploin5-Eo1tern area, 2 7.81. small appliances Lawn mower, 1913HONOA350 .. cyl .,likenew, yea r ohJ bl-level 3 or 4 naxt ro Stat• H1ghwoy Garage 2800 mles; , e"tros , $800 tirm . bedroom , 2 baths , located at on Route 7. Phone (61•) 98S· Must sell. Phone 9.. 9· 21 BI RiQgs Manor, on 1 -, wooded 3825 profeeionll equipment, and placement lllistanct is available upon ~lduation . CALLNOWI answer or otherwise respond as required by the Ohio Rules sal t for formers . Mom 5tr.. t , Pomeroy , Oh fO or phQne 99'2· -..comtlttt kiiMISer+ Abovo and lltltw tf'Oifllll peel kltl ... 11M -~'·' 1 The &lear Capeh•t family 1111111(11 wu held recenUy al Royll Oak Plrll::. Attending were Mrs. Ralph P«l«' and Ann fi'orn Silver Sprqa, Md.; Mrs. Leroy Metcalf, Jeff and Mllte, and Barbara Rosenbaum, Cd110bua; Mr. and Mrs. Jerri FWchla, Tony and Dee Dee of Chairin Falla; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Krauss, W•ren ; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Powell, Mary Ann and Dee Dee of Vllllna; Mr. and Mrs. Ruaa Capehart, Mrs. Lee .,' Rlch•daon, Mr. and Mra. • Jolll Sial on, Me lolly, Miriam, Marsha and Mary Allee, Mal(ll, W. Va., Mrs . Fred Rarlllballll, Mra. Richard Rar111ba1111 , Joe, DO!Iil, Jlm 111d Llndil, Pomeroy; Mr. 111d Mn . Jack RDsenbawn, JOOII, Joann, David, Mary and Pattie; Mr . and Mrs. Lou BrackBieck, Matthew, Tracy, 111d Usa, Ollcago, m.; Chris Self of Loulavllle, Ky., and Greg Witt of Pomeroy. The next reunion will be • July 16, 1977 at Wheeling, W. Va. COMMIItCIAL PHOTOGIAI'HY -Aerlll-llldlttrllll Construction""'-' SWIMMING POOU meets at Tyn ~Rhos ,.. r,er address unknown : ., ·Lor Fast Re~ults Use The Sentinel Classifieds ~r The Oiapman reumon was held S1111day at the summer home ot Mr. and Mrs. G<lrdon West. Attending were Mr. and Mrs .Floyd Chapman, Shelley and Kunberly, Pittsburgh, Pa. ; Ed Chupman and Eddie, Pickerington; Mr. and Mrs. Ttlll Chapman and C. T., Syracuse: Mr. and Mrs. Toonie Chapman, Candy and Danny, Windber, Pa. ; Mr. and Mrs. Larr y TW'ner, Nancy Dawn and Jason , Cocy; Mrs. Nancy Chapman, Albany ; Debbie West and Coonie Mathias, Athens ; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon West, Rhonda, John and Melody of Racine. BIRTHDAY OBSERVED Jennifer Wise observed her 16th birthday with a party recently. Punch, ice cream and cake were served lo Judy Hall, Merri Au! t, B'eth Weaver, Mandy Sisson, Lori WOOd, Tracey Jeffers, Paula Eichinger, Denise Byers, Usa Byers, and SIL'Ianna Wise. Jennifer ls the ds'ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rarcoe Wise, Middleport. CLUBTOMEEI' The Western BooL C. B. Club will meet Sunday, 1 p.m. at the Portland Park. All members urged to attend to plan for coffee break for the SWlday of Labor Day weekend. A covered dish tllmer will follow the meellng 111d memben are asked to take their own table service. Prices will never be this 1974 Ford 1h low again. RIGGS USED CARS Ton 302 V8 ....... ............. '3195 , Low mileage, one owner 985-410<fLocated on St. Rt. 7 1970 Ford Ranchero Car Truck ........ ...... '1895 Beautllul wTne 'color with wood grained trim, auto. trans., power steering, nice. . 1973 Chevrolet VB Monte Carlo ..... .. .. .... '3495 2 dr ., hard lop, air cond itioned and lull equlpmenl, a beauftfut car . 1972 Bu~tSkylark _V8 .. . ................... . 4dr. Sedan, air con d. One very carelut tocal owner. @) '2595 . P~mouth 318 V8 Satellite ............ extra clean inside a nd out. '2995 1974 Maverick 6 cyl. Ford 4 dr.. ; . : ........ alr conditioned, shows best of care. '2995 4 dr .~ Sedan, 1974 Volkswagen 2 dr. ........... .......... .'2995 One or the cteanesl 74's anywhere. 1974 Ford Pinto 2 dr. E>tra clean Sedan ................'2795 1973 Ford Pinto 2 dr. Sedan ...... . .. . ...... . '2195 One careful local owner. 1972 Pinto Sta. Wagon ................. . .... ;'1695 4 cyt., auto trans .. lug. rack · · 1971 Ford LID 2 dr. HT... ................. .. '1695 While wiih black vtnyi roof,, exceptionaL 1972 LTD Brougham Ford 4 dr.... ...... ... '1995 Sedan, air cond., one owner, heauflful nylon upholstery Dart 1970 Dodge 6 crl. 4 dr................ •1395 Sedan , above average for model. We are closed Sunday But inviie inspecll9" of all display~ cars and trucks. ' IV\ANY MORE See: Fred ·Biaeunar, Me;vm unre, or Pat Hill Open Evenmgs Til7:00 Except Thurs. and Sat. Til5:00 Closed:.:·~--~. .~· 2 SIGNS' OF .QUALITY 1973 Montego MerCUIJ VB ... ....... . ... .. . .. '2995 2dr ., hard lop, sharp car with full equipment. 1974 Chester, 0. Pomeroy Motor· Co~ 1975 CHEVROLEtl'fLEETSIDE. 13795 Fleelstde ClO local 1 owner, light blue finish 3.50 V8 eng., P.S., std. trans., good fires. post tr&cflon axle, step bumper. 1974 FORD F-100 S2995 8' Slyleslde, green fin ish, good tires. R. bumper, chrome grttte, and Iron! bumper, 6 cyl. and standard trans. 1973 CHEVROLET C-10 mu 8' Fleelslde, while over red, dean Interior, 3.50 V-B, automatic, power steering and brakes, good tires, step bumper. radi.(L r:ustom trim and mirrors _ POM0~~~!.~~~ w.@). POMEROY, OHIO ., . • On this. day in history: - LOSE UGLY FAT In 1741, Danish navigator Slart losing we;ght lodoy or money back MONAOEX Is a Bering tiny Vit US J onas toblel ond easy to take. discovered what Is now MONADEX will he lp curb Alaska. your desire for excess food. Eot less - weigh less Con· In 1955, Oylng 8 Super 1 tains no dangerous drugs and Sabre jet, Col. Horace Hanes will nol make you nervous. No reacbed an a!Utude of 40 000 strenuous e•erc;se. Change ' your li fe . sta r t today . feet and a speed Of 822 miles MONADE X cost S3.25 for a 20 day supply. Large economy pe r hour • size is ss .so . Also try In 1966, 3,000 persons were AQUA TAB S: they work gently counted dead in the lo help you lose wa ter ·blool. aftermath of a Turkish ~h~~A~:,~; -_• ·;~g6~r &1~~~ earthquake. guaranteed end sold by: In 1974 President Ford Swisher& Lo~•• ' PhermltV nom In ate d Nels on 112 E. Matn Rockefeller to be vice & D~llon Drug store Mldllt,_rt t pre siden. DAN THUMP:SUN FORD 992-2196 .. . . .- I 12,2 to 5 (CLOSE RS.l-EAST COU.RT lilitiiii·liloo-...•iit•••iliilillillitlll• I �,11- Tbl Dllly!len!!ne~-~<meroy, 0 ., Friday, Aug. 20, It'll W. R. Oark died Thursday Mayor TayIor COOLVIUE-W. R. (Ray) .. Rt 1 Coolvlll Clark, ""• • ' e' died Thursday evenlllg at St. Joaeph's Hoapltalln Parkers· burg following a brief lllneiiS. Born In Decatur Twp ., Waah1111!ton County, to the late Benjamin F. and Marla Patterson Clark, he belonged to the lrelarn! Congregational Church, and a former ·member of the Athens County Fair Board, the Troy Grange and Coolville IOOF. He wu a retired farmer from the Ireland Community of Troy • de £end8 8t an.d MASON, W: VA. - Muon prolimately 10:15 was with a Fred Taylor today, brakeman · immediately aid II wun'l so. following the derailment. Henofened to the clalm4 Of "We had no breakdown In a on•e Syilem tpOkesman ·communications In my tbal Taylor's pollee depart. deparbnent as was stated by ment was Informed by the Chessle Systems railroad authorities Wed· spokesman," said Mayor llelday mornlllg at8:15 as to Taylor. when the 35 car derailment "I checked with our ' Twp. . problem In the Bend area policeman be(ore making my Survlvlllg are a daughter, town wu to be corrected. comments." Mrs. Russell (Lois) Taylor, who pubUcly ex· · Tom Johnson, pu~llc Daugherty, Coolville; one prealled his concern over the relations officer lor the brother, Earl, Coolville, fact that two alreeta In Mason Cheli8le System who made seven grandchildren and wwe blocked by the 6:30 un. the allegations Wednesday, eight great,.grandchlldren. derailment and that he could further said this morning he He wu preceded In death by not locate any Chessle had no additional comment his wife, Ella E. In :1974; a Syatem official at the scene except, "The railroad ' stands son, Wendell, 1966; three Wedllelday at mid-morning, behind the logbook com- brothers, and three sisters. llkl the only contact by his municatlons and notes of o\ir Funeral services wiD be pollee d. .bnent pri or I o Workers." Sunday, 2 p.m. at White giving out Information to local aew1papers at ap· MaJt1r HOSPITAL NEWS EASY to INSTAl! 4" SEWER &. DRAIN PIPE JUST 21~ PER FT. AVAILABLE IN . 250 fdlT *»u.s BAIJM'S TRUE· VALUE StoRE 985-3301 .at~R, 0~ Holzer Medical Ceater (Dischargea, Aug.19) Bert Barney, Conrad Berkley, Elsie Blackburn, Margaret Brohard, Leondas Buzzard, Betty Byus, Nel· . 'lie Campbell, Carolyn Cremeans, Mrs. Joe Eskew and daughter, Mrs. James Grimm and son, Joseph Grogan, James Hughes, Judith Humphrey, Richard Jeffers, Lexie Kelley, Alice La they, Anna Lindamood, Mrs. Dal"iln Malone and daughter, Orbln Morrison, Daniel Parsons, Wesllna Patton, Pamela Potts, Edra Prolfl tt, Callie Richmond, Berl!la Rlghthouse, Clarence Shaffer, Gwendolyn Sheeta, Sallie Shively, Ray Sorrell, Mrs. Mu Staata and son, Cheryl Thompson, Mrs. Carnell Vat :e and son, VIrginia Willtams, Mrs. Rusa Willis and son, Pansy Young. Births, Augusll9 Mr. and Mrs. .\I bert Harmon, daughter, Mfners· ville; Mr. and Mrs. Mark Neal, son, Bidwell; Mr. and Mrs. James Potts, son, Gallipolis. Velei'UB Memorial Hospital ADMISSIONS - Margaret Smith, Pomeroy, .Wanda Wolf, Chester, Julia Moodlsp8ugh, Middleport, William Randolph, Coolville . . DISCHARGES ~ Erma Conolly, Inez Hoschar, James Kiser, Orelha Lambert. Kindergarten to be explained TUPPERS PLAINS Parents and their children are invited to attend the Eastern IAcal Scllool District pre-kindergarten meeting at the Tuppers Plains ·Elementary Scllool at 2 p.m. Tuesday. Tile klildergarten program PORTABLE TV from various standpoints will be dlacussed and Jobn Riebel, Eastern Local Superin· tendent, and Mrs. Bea Douglu, princlpal of the Tuppers Plains IChool, and Mrs. Wilma Parker, kin· dergarten teacher, will be on hand. Children must have a skin test before entering kindergarten. Refreshments and baby sitters ... will be provided at the meeting by the Tuppers Plains Boosters. N WERNER RADI.O Middleport, 0. Y h~~ ~~ p~~ Meigs . Property COLUMBUS ~ OHIO HEALTH DIRECI'OR D. John Ackerman said more than tw!Hhlrdll of the state's licensed nurllng homes are In lUll compliance with state law requiring they have approved aprlnk!er systems lor lire safety. .Akerman said 672 of the 648 licensed homes now have aprlnkler 1fslems that have been properly Installed, are In service and being properly maintained and controlled. _An addltlonal136 hom11 have Installed systems but have not yet pwed flnll operatimal tests. Only 3.5 per cent of Ohio homes, he said, have not taken any action toward Installing the ll)'ltem, while the rest are in various stages of compliance. Transfers Roosevelt Branham, Polly Branham to JameFW. Stock· well, Rhonda J. Slockwell, Lot, Scipio. AHred E. Young to Alma Young, I A., Salisbury. Clarence A. Lambert, Sally J. Lambert to Rock Springs United Methodist Church, 0.24 A. , Salisbury. George Freeland, Allee Freeland to Thomas Randall Cross, Phyllis Jean Cross, 0.68 1\,, Syraclise. PeArl Reynolds to Walter D. Roush, Lilllan L. Roush, Lot, Middleport. · Champion · CLEVE~ - MEETINGS BETWEEN the striking United Rubber Workers Union and Firestone Tire&: Rubber Co. are espected to cootinue through the weekend to try for agreement m a master contract In th\! shortest possible time, a union tpOkesman said Thursday. . Pe!d Bommarito, president of lhe union, has said there will be no return to work by ·the 70,000 strikers until they have master contracts. "We met all day today with the company," Jake Miller, lb.e union 's coordinator for FlrestOile, said . Thursday evening. "This afternoon we met on hospitalization and reaolved 10111e of that. Tomorrow we 'II meet on pensions to set the language." (Contlliiied from page I) Reagan In Guernsey Judging, Jim Carnahan and Mark Mora, Reule 3, Pomeroy, shared honors with Carnahan (Continued frrim page 1) exhibiting the best oow tour )'ears and over with Nv:>ra mooths,lt really feelS good to coming In se<Md. Mora was have Ron Reagan oo the . first In the cow, three years same sjde of the line," Ford and 111der lour ; Mora was first and Carnahan second In told Reagan -who was In the the senior yeorllng heifer audience- and hb followers. class with Carnahan first and "Weccmetogether not on a Naa second In the junior battlefield to conclude a )'earling heifer class. n the senior heifer calf class, />lora ceaseflre, but to join forces ... was first and Carnahan was for the rugged contest second; in the l.unior heifer ahead." · calf dass CarnohM was first and Naa second. />lora was first In the gel d: sire class with Cornohan second. Naa · was flrst.in the produce of SATRE OKAY CtNt class Md In the three CAPRI, Italy (UP!) !emotes bred .., d awned bv , Plilloaopber Jean Paul Sarlre the exhlbllar. Mora was firs!, Thursday denied West CarnahM, second, Md Don Naa, Route 3, Pomeroy, was Gennan.news reports that he third. · was stck and showed Carnahan exhibited the repu'lers his dinner of ravioli senior champion female and and tooJato, which he said the. grand champion female with ,.,ra exhibiting the proved be was hardy, joolor champion femafe. "I want to say that I am In the Brown Swiss well," Sartre said as he division, Carroll Wingrove, pointed to his dinner. Route 2, Belp..,, won blue Th · ribbons in 12 classes and also e 71-year~ld French red ribbons In 111ree of the existentialist philosopher and dasses besides exhibiting the autbor Is vacationing on this llv'ee champion females. . Italian resort island with LeiMd Parker wtw1 a first writer Simone de Beauvolr place In the cow four years an~ over of the Jeroer. )111111 the end of the morith. dlvlslm and .John F. Col wei, Route 1, Vlnt9'i• was first and SUPPORT ASKED Myrna Van Meter, Farn· ha mville, Iowa has filed for reci pr<ical support in 1oleigs County Common Pleas Court from William Van Meter, no address listed. RACINE - The Rev. Henry Mooney_ will be speaker for a revival to be held on the Racine circuit Clf the Ulllted Methodist Church, Aug . 23-29. Rev. Mooney, pastor of the Ostrandflr United Methodlll Clllrch, lsa graduate~ Ohio University who Ia completing his seminary education at the Methodist Theological School In Ohio . He has been pa~torlng Methodist Chur· ches lor 10 years and hu IJ'e&Ched at revivals lor the . (l!!St 10 years In Eastern and Centrai'Ohlo. He will speak at the Racine Wesleyan Church on Thursday and again Sunday, Aug . 29, at 7:30p.m. John Roberson will speak at Ute Apple Grove Church, Monday; the Letart Falls Church Tuesday, and the East Letart Church Wed· nesday at 7:30 each .evening. I UCE HIKE .'OUNGSTOWN , Ohio (UP!) - Yo\llli!Siown Sheet and Tube Co., the nation's eighth latgest steel!l'oducer. will Increase base prices on flat rolled production approlimately 4.5 per cent and bar products 6 per cent ~ Oct. 1 to raise Its profit margin. The finn, a unit of the Lykes Corp., also sald certain size and processing extras on Its flat rolled !l'oducl line al:io will be increased. Meigs horses, -d rivers do well in fair races By BOB HOEFLICH POMEROY - Melp County lalrgoen weno entbnlilltlc lana lor an excellent Jrogram fi hamea horae l'fc!1na Friday evening beefed up with plenty of local interest thrquch the partlelpatlon or local drivers and locally o!llled bona. · · Fans- Ralph C. Cllwrt, Jr., drive to lint place wins In the third lnd eleb!h ract!ll with Bill Kitty. Calvert of Pomeroy and Lester Stewart, Muon, W. Va., own tbe trotter. Cllvert .scored again In the first race taJdnC allrlt with hla "nlly'a Pride" lnd Calvert drove the pacer tD a seconil place · in the alxth race. Taldng lint place In the liXIh race wu Bello Flore dimed by Ray Newhart and Larry SmlthberRer of REV. MOONEY SPEAKER NOTED The Rev. Jeue Rawla, a member of the Hossee Baptist Church In Columbus, will be guest speakeF at 10:45 a.m. Sunday at the Forell Run· Baptist Church fllllnll the pulpit In the absence of the Rev. Eddie Bulflllgton, silpply pastor. The public Is invited. Weather Moitly sunny and warin &mday. High 80 to 16. Falro Sunday night. Low 55 to 65. • Part!~ cloudy In northeast ,Monday while mostly sunny rest of state. High Monday 80 to 85. FmEDOUSED The Pomeroy Fire Deparlment went to the home of Wilson Carpenter, 283 Mulberry Ave., at 5:55 am. for a minor !Ire which the family had extinguished \)efore the firemen arrived. •• / 'U.ocKv«lRK" 4 PIECE GROUP • FROM NELSONVILLE 10 TIL 2 .' aeventh rae., Major Fluhy Creed, ownad Allen. Jackson, took first place honors among the trotters. Major Flashy Creed was winner of the trophy blanket preunted by the Dale c. Warner Insurance ~ency. The top lour hones In the fourth and fifth races were ~elecled lor takillg parlin the ninth race, the OHILLCO . pace. Winning the fourth waa Brad.l llot Wheels by Raymond Grant an4 wuu..m - . BEST IN UVE ENTERTAINMENT Elberfelds In Pomeroy: OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 8 PM Stop in and visit every department before going to the Meigs County Fair for all those back to school needs. By Dale Rotbieb GALLIPOLIS - With the 1976-77 school term llartlng just one week from Monday (Aug. 30) Acting GaUls County School Superintendent David C. Campbell will be rosy tl)ls week inrervlewlng per!l)rulel, holding staff meetings and getting aU last minute business comple~ SIJ\ce becoming acting ~perlntendent Aug. 2, Campbell has been working around the clock getting everything ready for the J MAIN STORE, ANNEX AND WAREHOUSE OPEN SATURDAY 9:30 TO 5 Arsonist . f is wanted ,. PM • Elberfelds .In Pomeroy . . ·contest of the Meigs County Fair Friday night. Owners of teams lakin& the top three honors in the 3200 and under teams '1'HIS WAS 'l1IE SCENE at the grandstand at the MelgJ County Fair friday night when the annual horae pulllllg con tell was staged. Cash premiums llartlng at $90 for first place and going to $10, '10 !ellS for each place, were paid to nine pla~ea In two weight clules In the annual horse pulllllg were GleM Schlab, Bob Hall and John Crouser. Taking the top three places In the over 3200 class were Bob Foster, George Guthrie and Dale Arnold. . Work ·h¢1{Un on new pipeline GALUPOL15- Work has begun on a $100,000 Colwnbla Gas of Ohio, Inc., pipeline replacement project along Third Avenue here to help provide continued natural gas service to customers In the southwestern area of the city. J. M. (Jake) Koebel, area manager lor the gas company, said about one-half mile of new steel pipe - 6 and 8 inches In diameter - will be laid south along Third SALES REPORT Ohio Valley Uveslock Co. Gallipolll; Oblo· Aug. l4, 1!171 STOCKER CATTLE STEERS - 250 to 300 lbl. 26 to 34, 300 to 400 lbl. 26 to 34, 400 to 500 lbl. 23 to 35, 500 to 800 lbl. 'll to 36, 800 to 700 lbl. 26 to 33.50, 700 lbs. and over 25 to 34. HEIFER CALVES ·- 250 to 300 lbl. 21 to 26, 300 to 400 lbs. 22 to 28, 400 to 500 lbs. 22 to 'l/.50, 500 to 800 ttis. 20 to 28.50, 800 to 700 lbl. 18 to'!/, 700 lbl. and over 19 to 30. STOCK COWS & BULLS (by the Head) - Stock Cows 130 to 235, Stock Cowa and Calves 190 to'l/5, Stock Buill · 145 to 265, Baby calves '10 . down; (By the Pound) canners & Cutters Cows 17 to 23, Holstein Cowa 23.50 to 2!1, Commercial Buill 28 to 34 (1,000 lbs. and over). PIGS - 20 to 43. VEAL CALVES- Tope 220 lbl. to 250 47 to 52.50, Medium 1 200 lbs. to 300 40 to 48, Culls 39 down; Sows 350 lbl. up 33 to Auousl27·21-2t Six champions to go to State Fair · Search for car ends " GALLIPOLIS- The discovery of a car calfiornla rented by Susan Murphy, 34, a memblr of the Charles Manson clan who escaPed !rom prison last Saturday, has put an end to the search for her In the Tri-State .tJea, authorities said. Thursday. . A report that the car was lpolted at Dunbar, W. Va., resulted In an all-points bulletin for the Tri-State area. The.rented car was found Wednesday night in San Jose, Callf." In 0. • · Show lfll'llll7 p.m. . ' I' - - -·-PR!CE, 25 CENTS f - ~ GRAND CHAMPION SINULE lh¢<JP- wan by a abeep owned by Sonia Carr of Tupper• Pia ·,.attht MelpCounty Falr'l'huradly evening, 4-H division. ... t . 'a .GALUPOLIS - GalUa County sheriff's deputies here Saturday were seeking an arsonist wanted in connection wltll a fire !l'hlch destroyed a 1970 Chevrolet Nova Friday owned by Stephen Lee Harris, Rt. 2, Patriot. Deputies said the loss was set at $1,200. In addition, four tires wer~ slashed on Harris' 1972 Chevrolet Impala and a rear window was shattered. It is believed the incident had roots in the strike at Rio Grande Wood Products at Centerville. Harris has reportedly been croli8lng the picket line there. Deputies Investigated three other vandalism complaints, one filed by Common Pleas Court probation officer Worthy Evans. Evans, court officer lor Judge Ronald R. Calhoun; said someone sprayed paint over his car parked near his trller at the Park Lane Trailer Court. Bill Meek, Rt. 2, Bidwell, said someone shattered the windshield and headlights on his 1967 Buick parked at the Rio Grande Sewage Plant. Gall Lane, Rt. 1, GalUpolls (Georges Creek Rd.) told officers three people came to her house lor gBsoline. She said she had some in her car but had no siphoning hose. They went to a nearby house and cut a piece off a hose leading to the well at the home of Jim Haskins. Deputies said the act caused Haskins' well to go dry· Meanwhile, Gallipolis City pollee Saturday morning investigated the theft of CB radios and other Items taken from two vehicles parked at the Green (;abies, Upper Rt. 7· Lee Breedlove, Rt. 3, Baraboo, Wla., reported someone took a Gralg CB and a rod and reel from his lrUck. The items were valued at $370. James Geghan, Cincinnati, said (Continued.on page 2) new school year. However, as of today, the Morehead University graduate still needs an elementary !l'lncipal, two regular classroom teachers, a Title I instructor, parttlme kindergarten teacher and a traveling art Instructor under the DPPF program. .In addition, the GaUls County Local District's central office has been depleted with the retirement · of veteran administrator DeMiB Murdock and the edliC8tlonal leave of absence granted Frank A. Cremeans, the Byltem's tr~~~~r portaUoo director and federal fund coordinator the last three years. Mu W. Haflelt, principal for the last three yeara at Addavllle and CheshlreKyger Schools, has been assigned Cremeans' duUea in the central office. That promotion' created the principal vacancy. The board of education held interviews last week with applicants for the positions of .dleUUort for the lunchrooms and maintenance supervisor. Those positions, as well as all teaching vacancies are expected to be filled during a special meeting Monday night. Campbell, former superintendent at Norlh GaUls, who has been assistant superintendent In charge of curriculum and maintenance, has declined t ' superintendency held by the retired I Comer Bradbury. The board accepte..t appllcatlons for the poet untU Friday. Interviewing wiU begin soon lor Bradbury's replacement. Enrollment Is expected to remain · about the same as last year, 3,:t'l011udenll . High school enrollmenll could Vlry due to the Buckeye Hilla Career Center. AI In the past, students attending the v<icatlonal school near Rio Grande will report to their h<me school lor bualna to the voc-ed facility, now in Ita second year of operation. Wllb the e:rceptloo of Bradbury's retirement, the county office ata!f remalna Intact . RelurniJ!g are Mrs. Eugenia Qardner, EMR sypervlaor; Mrs. Adelaide Sanders, elementary supervisor; Jlllll!ll Harris, scbool paychologlst; Donald Hardesty, attendance officer, and Mrs. Wilma Anderson, secretary. . Building principals returning 1re !Joyd L. Myers, Southwestern; CUff Wilson, North GaUls; Paul Dillon, JJannu Trace; Robert L. Lanning, Kyger Creek;· Allee Fulks, Hannan Trace Elementary, Paige Sheets, cadmus and Centerville Schools, and AHred Scarberry, Bldwell(Continued on page 2) Champions announced POMEROY _ Grand and reserve champions In 8nlmal projects have been announced by the Meigs County Junior Fair officials. . The winners are Brian· Windon, champion, and Patty Dyer, reserve, In slllgle entries of swine, while Gary Holliday was the grand champion in the pair enlries. In rabbits lhe winners in the various classes were Laura Smith, grand champion; Jimmy Parker, reserve In novice ; David Mould, grand, Karen Mould, reserve, in Rabbit II; Nicky Leonard, grand champion showman In the Old Pro category. Nicky Leonard received the grand champion showman in ra~blts · with Laura Smith taklllg the best of show. In poultry the winners were · Kevin Napier, grand champion and DeMts Thornton, reserve in the novice showman; with Dennis Thornton having the grand champion chicken and Kevin the reserve cluimplon chicken. Rocky Pitzer in the Old Pro class took both grand champion showman and grand champion chicken, while Butch Templeton was grand champion in ducks and pheasants. The trophy winners were Kevin Napier, grand classes champion showman, and DeMiB Thornton, best of show. · In horses Tony Kennedy wu the grand champion with Marcia DUlard the reeerve champlo~. Selected to take their horses to the Stare Fair were Tony Kennedy and Gene Cole. In beef cattle, Mandie Role wu grand champion showman, with Debbie Boatright the reserve champion showman. In females the grand champions lind reserves were Smla Carr, champion Charolals, Kim Bickers, champion Hereford; Brian ·Windon, reserve Hereford, and Teresa Carr, champlm Shorthorn. In steers the wtnnera were Pam MUler and Rogle Gaul, champion · and reaerve Hereford; Tim Brinager and Pauls Hysell, champion and reserve Angus; Dave Roush and Teresa Carr, champion and reserve shorthorn: Debbie Boatright and Nathan Boatright, champion and reserve Charolais, and Sonia Carr and Mandie Rose, champion, and reserve Crceabred Steer. Sonia Carr was the owner of the grand champion steer, and Pam Miller the reserve champion steer. Steers, lambs, hogs ·sold at Meigs Fair NMoltllol . P~meroy, SPECIAL MEETING GALLIPOLIS- The Gallipolis City School Board will meet In special session at 7:30 p. m. Monday, Aug. 23, In Washington School. Board members will hire new personnel, act on several bids and approve meal programs for the new school year. Ave. from Spruce .to Stale St. The new pipeline will be coated and wrapped for protection against corrosion and will be pre-tested at greater pressures Ulan It wiD ever be subjected to whem carrying natural gas, Traffic will be maintained during construction, Koebel said, alulough parking in the area may be .limited from time to lime due to the construction . Customer service also wUI be maintained. · c. J. Hughes, Huntington,' I$ handling the · construction under supervision of Columbia Gas of Ohio inspectors. Work Is POMEROY - Six grand champions expected to be completed In early October. · from the 4-H Food and Nutrition Fair have been selected to participate In the Ohio State Fair this week. They are Mary Mora with her project on tally meall; Niese! Duvall, with breads; Debbie Birchfield with tasty meals; BLOODMOBILE COMING Barbara Douglas with food with an GALLIPOLIS - The Red Cross International flavor; Paula Hysell with bloodmobile will visit Grace United food preservation and Brent Bolin , with Methodist Church In Gallipolis Thursday, outdoor cookery. Aug. 26 from 12 noon to 6 p. m., . a spokesman for the bloodmobile aald Saturday. :r, lb..,.,. Jugs 1nd $peed Your Invited Guest · Reaching More Than 12,000 Fnmilies School staffs have openings for principal and teachers "Dr MeiO$ 1.0. Fllr THE MEIGS INN the Me "s horS<l heme111 racing. tmts Parker, second, In the cow, CLOSED Aug. 20 lfiru Aug. "Miss Brandee" , recelved alroplly blanket for fallelt bane In the fo·,rtlt and fifth races. Spencer Is from POI!lfli'OY. Tbl Spencer horse was one of uverallocally owned anlmallln I MEIGS tHEATRE . THE ROGER SPENCER FAMILY Is pictured with Brent Jones, right, rell'esentlng the Meigs Branch of the Athens County SavlnRs and Loan Co. as Spencer's horse, • • :rl. "THEY PLAY ITALL" owned by Virgil Butt, Croton , and first In the fifth was Miss Brandee, owned by ~er Spencer M Pomeroy. Burdell McKinney, Middleport, driving Carroll's Gratta, owned by Dorolha McKenzie, Pomeroy, was third In the fifth. MillS Brandy went .on to win the OHILLCO pace and received the trophy blailket donated by the Meigs County Branch of the Athena County Saving~ and · Loan. MIY Brandy also received the lrophy blanket given by the Melp County llarnel!s Horsemen in melllllr)' of the late Sldne, spencer~ Pomeroy, ~r and lralner. He was a brotber of RDger Spencer, owner of the wlnnillg pacer. Tl!e horsemen's trophy blanket wu given to the hone with the fastest Ume for the day, Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valle_r --=------:-:-:~::-=-::-:::::::----:---:-:==-==-::-:-::::-----~~~~-;--GALLIPOLIS·POINT PLEASANT SUNDAY, AUGUST 22, 1976 MIDDLEPORT·POMEROY vo. 11 ...NO.--··-30 Market Report • Martella. Bello Flore waS'Iecond· ln the lint and had the falleJIIIIme In thulsth to win the lrophy blanket presented by The Dally Sentinel. Sherry lnduted drove Clipper SlOne. owned by Wald and Ed Humpbrey or Pomeroy, to third place In both the flrlt and lllsth. . In the first dlvillon or the Hcond Jnd . • Kn THE TRI-COUNTY'S FAVORITE NIGHTSPOT .. . - -· PRESENTS • (Continued fr1111 page I) Funeral Home, Coolville, wllh teh Rev. Roy Deeter to Korea, were on special alert today and North Korea ordered ....... I will foU officiating. cw ,a ow Ita troopl on a "war posture" In reaponae to growing tenaloo In the Coolville Cemetery. over the border allying of two American oi!ICI!r'J. U.S. forces near thb truce village were in lull comblt gear Funerlenralds ;t 1 Thunday, lakin« up positions overlooking North Korea . All pasaea and leaves were canceled lor the 42,000 American Saturday. aoldlera and airmen In South Korea. " All IB quiet aloog the iruce front, "a spokesman for the U.S. military command said today. In Waablngi<JJ, Pentag~ spok~ Todd Hullln said Thunday, "I don't have any indlcatloo that we have any plans to lab mllltary action at this time," but added, " I'm not ruling anything In or 0111." Rev. Mooney to iead revival two rears Md 111der three. Bren Hayes, Guysville, was flnt and Parker, second, In the senior yearling heifer dass. Hayes was a blue In the j111lor yearling heifer class and a first and a third In 111e senior heifer calf dass with Cdwetl laking second. Hayes wm the blue In the Junior heifer calf class with Parker laking second. Hayes won OW OU OW firsts In the gel of sire, fl'oduce of cow and three females bred Md owned by the exhibitor classes. Hares The name Republican ru:st exhibited the lunlor and he appeared in American 11rand chllmplm lemele with politics when Thomas Jef· Colwell elChlbltlng the senior ferson founded the champion female. Democratic • Republican Party In 1792 in opposition to Alexander Hamilton's Federalist Party. 12" Black-and-whfte picture (measurt!d diagonally). Motorola quality all the way. Sound out·front. VHF-UHF Antennas. Sharp, crisp picture. A fantastic value. 172 No-2nd. Ave. News •• in Briefs - • I t POMEROY - The 4·H FFA Junior Fair livestock sale at the Meigs County F<~ir Friday night resulted jn the sale of 3!! head of cattle, 25 head of lambs and 14 head of pigs. Eleven sheep were donated bsck for resale. In the steer sale, the Grand Cham· pion animal of Sonia Carr's was pur· chased by the Jones Boys for $1.62 per · pound. The steer weighed 1,075 pounds. • The Reserve Grand Champion of Pam Miller's brought $1.12 per pound. Her animal weighed 1,250 pounds. tandmark and French City Megs bought l t. Other owners, with the s!.eer's weight and price per pound and the buyer were as follows: Mandie Roae, 1195 pounds, $.96, · Ohio Valley Uvestock Sales; Herb Er· • win, 1005, $.81, Ohio Valley Livestock Sales; Tim Brinager. 1020, $.81, Marlon Riggs Ford; Debbie Boatright, 1275, $.60, Farmen Bank and Savings; Nathan Boatright, 1135, $.55, Sugar Run · MiD ; Rog1a Gaul, 1110, US Tri-County Meats; Lea Ann Gaul, 995, $.67, Citizens National Bank; Paula Hysell, 1000, $.60, Pomeroy National Bank·1'uppers Plains Branch: Paula Miller, 965, $.'60, Erne>t Kyle; I Dave Rolish, 695, $.59, Racine Home National Bank; Debbie Windon, 1065, $.61, Production Credit Assoc. ; Scott Upton, 1090, $.59, Carroll Norris Dodge ; Joe Brown, 1035, $.60, Racine Food Markel; Noah Hysell, 1155, $.59, Veterans Memorial Hospital . Also Kim Bickers, 1010, $.60, Swisher and Lohse Drugs; Arlene Thornton, 975, $.62, Diamond · Stone Quarry; Keith Wolfe, 1090, $.59, Pomeroy . National Bank, Rutland llranch; Teresa Benedum, 1330, $.54, James Ray Hill; James Smith, 1035, $.54, · Quality Print Shop; Mark Riclu!Jond, 1025, $.56, Roma Cremens; Rick Findley, 1075, $.54, Racine Home National Bank, Blair Windon, 1105, $.54, Merril Triplelt and Oakley Collins; Tammy Pitzer, 945, $.55, Landmark; Cindy Pitzer, 005, $.56, Country Cousins Cookshoppe ; Becky Windon, 955, $.59, Pomeroy National Bank Home Office . Also David Thornton, 920, $.58, Kroger's; Bob Avis, 1165; $.58, Jones Boys; Tom Avis, 945, $.61, Coolville Mill; Ed Roush, 850, $.61, Southeastern Equipment; ·Tommy Pullins, 865, $.62, Farmers Bank and Sa\'lngs; Charles Calaway, 865, $.60, Elberfelds; Dave Merril Triplett, Oakley Collins; Pam Findley, 990, $.62, Fulton· Thompson Kautz, 104, $1.40, Farmers Bank &: Tractor Sales; Robyn Pitzer, 1135, $.59, Savings; Dan Dalley, 96, $.95, Pomeroy Modern Supply; Howie' Dorst; 1015, $.54, National Bank; Roger Riebel, 93, $1.05, Farmers Bank and Savings; Rocky Tri:County Meals; Kelly Taylor, 98, Pitzer, 880, $.59, Athens Livestock Sales; $1.20, Citizens National Bank; Randy Dave Hupp, 810, $.58, Citizens National Wolfe, 86, $1.25, Merril Triplett, Ralph Bank ; Jeff Wickersham, 845, $.61, Welker ; Randy Wolfe, 93, $1.10, !'lckens Farmers Bank and Savings. Farms; Dan Dailey (2 sheep) 223, $.90, LAMB SALES Chester Agrlco ; Jeff Newell (2 sheep), Sonia Carr (G.C.), 105, f3 .55, Country 220, $.80, Chester Agrico. Cousins; Scott. Bearhs (G.C.), 243 (2MARKET HOGS sheep), $4.00, Oakley Collins-Mel Brian Windon (G.C.), 240, $3.45, Triplett ; Teresa Carr (R.C. ), 114, $1.35, • Carter & Evans ; Patty Dyer (R.C.), 'l/3, Ohio Valley Livestock Sales; Biil Kautz $2.15, Farmers Bank; Gllry Holliday, 409, (2 sheep), 219, $1.00, Wesley Buehl; $1.00, Paige. Chevy; Marola Holcomb, ltodney Tripp, 117, $1.10, . Pomeroy 235, $1.00, Citizens National; Shirley National Bank ; Dan Dailey, 103, $.85, McDonald, 227, $1.00, Riggs Used Cars; Tall Timber Nile Club; Scott Bearhs, 122, Bill Holcomb, 207, $1.00, Pomeroy $.80, Ron James; Bill Kautz, 125, $.97'h, National Bank; Bill Dyer, 200, $1.20, Athens County Bank; Rodney Tripp, Ill, Farmers Bank; Jeff Root, 210, •.95, $1.00, Farmers Bank; Todd Tripp, 110, Athens Savings & Ulan Meigs Branch; $1.00, Gauls; Kelly Taylor, 109, $.97, Dave Carnahan, 204, $UO, Farmers Rutiand Home National Bank; Todd Bank; Carl Parker, 225, '1.00, Farmera Tripp, 90, $1.05, Gene Riggs Insurance; Bank; !9ennls Thornton, 206, $1.ZO, Bogga Kenny Will, 100, $.80, Hollers Holsteins; Sales & Service; Scot! Lester, 220, $.95, Todd Roberts , 109, $.97'h, Racine Home G&J Auto Parts; Eddie Les~r ; 232, $.95, Neti< · Nick Leonard, 98, $1.25, Riggs Coolville Mills; Jeff Smith, 214, $1 .05; Trl· Us · , P. n Kautz, 101, $1.35, Boggs County Meats . Sa ,.,. xrvi ~; Scott Be~rbs, 91, $1.05, I \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 20, 1976 clark