https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a586df19d721d1d69413c3f3b58f92f0.pdf 9c3de7fb3e3b25cec33fdf3078bbbe12 PDF Text Text ' - 10 - The Dally Sentinel, MidcUepon-Pomeroy, o, Thursday. Mav 26, 1977 Senate has bingo law again I' 1 By LEE LEONARD UP! Statehouse Reponer COLUMBUS (UPI) - On May 26, 1976, Gov. James A. Rhodes signed a charitable bingo bill officially legalizing the game for charity in Ohio and eliminating loopholes for organized crime to profit on games of chance. Exactly one year and 1,001) charitable bingo permits later, the second revision of that law is halfway through the General Assembly. The first change was enacted last faiL The Hoose Wednesday gave 81-15 approval to another modification of the charitable bingo proposal, tightening up enforcement tools but slightly expanding the lis.t of eligible groups and legitimate uses of proceeds. The measure was sent to the Senate, where it faces further attempts to change it. Meanwhile, the Senate went on record Wednesday aga i n ~ t " k iddie pornography" by unanimously sending to the House a bill creating a new crime with heavy penalties for pandering o bs ceni t y involving a minor. The latest bingo bill, spon- sored by Rep. J . Leonard Camera, D·Lorain, seeks to refine licensing and enforcement powers of the government while easing restrictions on organizations which conduct the game lor worthwhile purposes. The bill would expand enforcement powers by authorizing the state attorney general and local law enforcme nt agencies to conduct on-site inspections and audits of bingo games and prohi biting any interference or withholding of records in such ah investigation . It also would expand the grounds on wh ich the attorney general could deny a bingo license to include false information on an application. And the measure seeks to close a loophole by forbidding amateur ''amusement'' bingo ga mes to charge admission or offer cash prizes. The House adopted an amendment offered by Rep. Donna Pope , R-Parma , requiring the attorney general to notify local law enforcement agencies of organizations which apply for bingo licenses. But it refused to go along with public hearings as part of the licensing process. . The bill also expands the definition of veterans ' organizations and nonprofit medical organizations for the purpose of eligibility lor bingo licenses, and includes "yo uth athletic organizations" on the Jist of Jegitimaoo charities. The House turned back attempts to add historical socie ties and a Hamilton Coun ty recreation organization to the list. The bill also allows an organization oYming a bingo hall to use up to $250 or 20 per cent of its gross receipts per session for maintenance and expenses. Rep. Clifton Skeen, DAkron, said the measure would close loopholes which have paved the way for widespread casino gaming under the guise of charity in his area. But one of the opponents, Rep. Kenneth A. Rocco, DParma, said this was outweighed bY an undesirable expansion of the list of charitable organizations. The "kiddie porn " bill, sponsored by Sen. Anthony 0 . Calabrese, [).(;!eveland, is designed to curb !Hms and literature displaying children invo lved in sexual activities. It calls lor a ]a.il sentence of six months to five years and a fine of up to $25,000 for conviction of a first offense of pandering o b sce nity involving a min or. The general penalty for pandering obscenity in Ohio is now a maximum six months in prison and a line of up to $1,000. " A host of shockin g becoming. products is increasingly common fare at porn shops and sex-<lriented mail-<lrder houses across the nation ," sai d Calab rese. "They are part of the newest growth area pushed by the booming, billion-dollar pornography industry : child pornography. "We must take positive action to stop this activity in Ohio," he continued , "If we do not we will, in effect, be condoning child abuse." Calabrese's bill applies the new harsh penalties to the exhibition or distribution of fiims, literature or performances which depict minors participating in or watching sexual activity . The bill expands the offense of endangering children to cover situations where a child ·is permitted to participate in an obscene performance. It also allows as evidence of intent the possession of more than three copies of obscene _ material or a device lor reproducing multiple copies. owners will get registrations calabrese scoffed at objeclasting lor varying lengths of tions about infringement on time so the staggered First Amendment rights to monthly system Will begin in free speech. "We are not alphabetical order of last talkin'g about First name m Januar.Y., 1979. ~ne- Amendment rights," he said. twelfth o~ Oh10 s v_eh1cle ' "What we are talking about owners Will be registered are money-hungry perverts . .. who are abusing children and each month. The cost for passenger contributing to the vehicles w1U contmue to be delinquency of minors." Both the House and Senate $10 plus a $5 cqunty local optiOn fee. The deputr were to reconvene at 1·30 registrar's fee will go from 50 · · da · cents to $1, and the mail order p.m. to Y· cost will be beyond that. Elberfelds In Pomeroy Memorial Day Sale Friday, May 27th and Saturday, May 28th n Friday Til 8 MEMORIAL DAY SALE! MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S WRANGLER s11 95 BLUE JEANS 10 ounce denim , flare leg, 4 patch pocket s, waist sizes. 28 to 42, length 30 to 36, zip per fly. CANDLES Clearance sale prices on our entire stock of Candle-lite candles, tapers, pillar candles, limited quantity. lh PRICE MEMORIAL DAY SALE! BESTFORM BRAS -One Grouo o( Cotton, Tricot Dr Lace Styles · -Fiberfill or Unlined -Sizes 32A thru 460 2 MEN'S SWIM TRUNKS Sizes 30 to 42, solid colors and patterns, good selection of styles. Mens $5.95 Swim Trunks$4.99 Mens $6.95 Swim Trunks$5.89 Mens$7.95 Swim Trunks$6.69 Changes coming in motor vehicle registration law COLUMBUS (UP!) staggered 12-month basis, Legislation making sweeping instead of the current tworevisions in Ohio's motor month period, starting in vehicle registration system is 1979. on its way to the floor of the Before approving the state Senate. measure unanimously, the The Senate Highways and committee adopted a pair of Transportation Committee amendments. One would reapproved the House-passed quire the Bureau of MotOr bill unanimously Wednesday. Vehicles to publish notice in gpon.sored by Rep. James daily newspapers early in L. Baumann, D.Columbus, · · 1979 that mail order the bill cuts the nwnber of registration is available for deputy motor vehicle ari additional $1.50. registrars by more than one.The other permits the state · third and provides for .a uditor's office to audit registration by mail startin~ deputy registrars every two in 1979. years. It establishes a system The bill, · changed little under which owners will since it cleared the House register their vehicles on a overwhelmingly last month, is a response to reports of corruption and inefficient rec.ord-keeping by deputy ' registrars. Some 228 full-service Fri. thru Tues. deputy registrars would be May 27-31 retained,linked to the central office of the Bureau of Motor JAWS · PG Vehicles by a computer network. Currently, there are ALSO more than ~00 permanent Alfred Hitchcock's deputies and between 300 and 400 temporary deputies FAMILY PLOT serving during the April-May PG crush of registrations. 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"Your Chevy Dealer" OHIO 992-2126 Pomeroy Open Eveninqs Until& p .m . Meigs Co unty law enforcement officers took a big step into the age of modern police technology this week with installation of a computer terminal on the state law enforcement automated data system (LEADS). Through the cooperation of the County Commissioners who appropriated the funds, the sheriff's department has had instaUed a computer tern11nal on LEADS. The Ohio LEADS was implemented in November, COLUMBUS (UPI )- Gov. James A. Rhodes says he expects the federal Energy Research and Development Agency today to award a $25 mlllloo cool{ act for design of LT. BORING a coal gaslficatioo plant in Noble County. The Conoco Coal Development Co., a subsidiary of Continental Oil Co .• applied for the coo tract and has been REEDSVILLE - Second negotiating with the federal Lt. Michael G. Boring, son of government since a year ago Mr . and Mro . Grant L. when preliminary announceBoring, has graduated from ment of the design contract U. S. Air Force pilot training award was made. at Laughlin AFB, Tex .• and Conoco's proposal is for a ha s been awarded sliver plant that would use 3,800 wings. Following specialized tons of C981 a day to produce 60 million cubic feet per day training at Tyndall AFB, of pipeline quality gas, Fla ., Ueutenant Boring is enough to supply 100,000 being assigned to Hancock Field, N. Y., lor flying duty homes. Rhodes said, " We are with a unit of the Aerospace confident that Conoco's Defense Command. The lieutenant, a 1971 process, which already has been proven in two British graduate of Eastern High demoostration projects, will School, received a B.S. Ed. be chosen for the final degree in biology - science in construction. Besides con- 1975 from Ohio University struction jobs, the plant where he was commissioned would mean jobs for 390 through the Air Force workers in addition to jobs for Reserve Officers Training Corps program. about 220 coal miners." His wife, Robyn, is the Conocco expects to spend 22 of Robert Mills of daughter months completing the design . If work then advances Chester. into construction and operation phases, another $250 to $300 million would be spent in Noble County. Clear tonight and Saturday, Rhodes Is promoting the highs both days to mid 80s. Lows tonight to low 60s. project as a "whole new industry for Southeastn Probability of precipitation Ohio" and a way to use Ohio's near zero today and tonight, 10 per cent Saturday. coal resources. &ring has his silver wings 1968. The com puter system operated by the State serves Ohio's State Highway Patrol, Municipal Police Departments, and Sheriff's Offices throughout the state: This system provides information about crimes, persons, or vehicles, and also serves as a communications link from VOL. XXVIII MEMORIAL DAY SALE! yd._ DECORATOR TRIM 35~ MEN'S $10.95 and sn.95 DRESS SLACKS Size 29 to A2 ON SALE HOME FURNISHINGS cent double knit polyester. solid colors and patterns. ali DEPAR]MEN~ 1~ ~R 19~ waist, choose your correct length , · 100 per arranged for yo~r easy selection. yd. By RUTH E. GRUBER BOVENSMILDE, The Netherlands (UPI) Moluccan gunmen today freed the remaining 102 children they held at gunpoint for four days in a school swept by sickness. But four teachers in the school and 56 others were still hostages on MEMORIAL DAY SALE! MEMORIAL DAY SALE! WOMEN'S JUNIOR SLACKS Pastels and dark colors, junior sizes 3 to 18. Reg. $11.00............. Sale $8.89 Reg. $14.00 ............ sale 51 1-.39 Reg . 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"Its drinkin'g water is threatened with dangerous chemicals, its skies are shaded by smog, the great Ohio river valley it lies in faces future growth with uncertainty," he declared in a speech to the annual meeting of the Clermont County Health and Welfare Planning Council in suburban Cincinnati. Adamkus noted that the Cincinnati area has experienced seVeral days of local ozone (smog) alerts this month. "The prognosis for the summer doesn't appear to be ffilich better, - Prints or solid colors -Cotton or knit styles -. . Sizes . 3 to 7 Reg. $2.95 M IAL DAY LE BOYS SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS Sizes 8 to ~u~ solids and patterns, colton polyester blends, and l·o o per cent polyester knits, all perm a n.~nt press. 53.95 Shirts·............ $3.19 $5.95 Shirts ............ 54.79 57.95 Shirts ........... . OPEN SATURDAY 9:30A.M. TO 5 P.M. ·~ Elberfelds In Pomeroy FIRST IN MEIGS COUNTY - The Meigs County Sheriff's Department has acquired a computer terminal on the Ohio Leads System. Operating the machine is Oeputy Dana Aldridge , right, as Sheriff James J. Proffitt looks on. • enttne PRICE Fl FTEEN CENTS FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1977 a hijacked train nearby. Mter a flash intestinal ailment felled child after child jammed into two crowded classrooms at Bovensmilde primary school, the four gunmen called tbe government's crisis center at nearby Assen ·before dawn with a long prayed for independence lor th eir former Spice Islands homeland of South Moluccas, also released ooe teacher along will\ the ,children. A sixth teacher believed to have beeen among the hostages was disclosed to have been off duty at the time of the mes.sage : "Come get the children.'' "I am mad with joy," Premier Joop den Uyl said alter the last of 106 captive children left the school at about 7 .a.m. Four of the children were released Thursday. The gnnmen, who demand Floats' theme is announced ALL LEAGUER_ All SEOAL in baseball from Meigs High School Is senior Brian Hamilton, son of .Mr. an d Mrs. Charles Hamilton, Forest Run. Brian also was all league his junior year. He played first base. ' WASIUNGTON -A NEW AGRICULTURE Department report shows farmers spent 9 per cent more to produce the nation's farm products in 1976 than they did in 1975. The report says the total outlay for f(li'm production expenditures in 1976 was $89.2 billion. That's 9 per cent more than the $81.8 billion in productioo expenditures reported by the USDA for 1975. The production costs for the average farm in 1976 totaled $32,165, up from the $29,172 average the previous year. By far the. largest outlay for farmers was for feed pu~chases. accounting for $14.1 billion or 15.8 per cent of the t6tal. In 1975, . feed purchase~ also led the way at 15 per cent or $12.3 billion of the total producbon expenditures. . restrictions, revocations, suspensions and convictions. Inquiries into the data file may be by driver's license number, social security number or by name. VEHICLE REGISTRA· TION Provides the make, model, year, type and owner, and descriptive data about Ohio registered vehicles. WEATHER CONDITION - Provides road and weather conditions for the State of Ohio and surrounding states. DIRECT LINK TO NCIC IN WASIUNGTON , D. C. - The Ohio Leads Computer is linked directly to the (NC!C) NATIONAL CRIME INFORMATION CENTER (Continued on page 10) Gunmen free children ·:·:- I I -- 1JCENSE physical descriptions, driving records , POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 31 ::::News. . .in Briefs!\i MEMORI'AL DAY SALE! network. OPERATOR'S Provides at y ·~::-;:::::::::::::::::::::::~:;:;::::::::::::::;:;;::::::::::~:~:~:~:~:·:.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~;~~ :::: one department to another. The sheriff's office now is able to make immediate and direct Inquiries into LEADS rfl(ords without bothering the Ohio State Patrol at Gallipolis. The records available include : AUTO ALERT - Active me of aU "wanted" Ohio registered vehicle•. All LEADS Auto Alert entries are also entered into the NCIC Iiles in Washington. WARRANTS & WANTED PERSONS - Provides name, add ress, physical descriptions, and other identilying characteristics of the person . It also indicates nature of crime and whether the crime is a lelony or misdemeanor. MESSAGE SWITCHING Provides capability of sen· ding and receiving police oriented messages to other terminals on the LEADS • Weather • 1974 DODGE VAN Law enforcement tied in with data systems Noble • gettmg Conoco Edgar Mitch "River Reflections" is the theme for this year's Big Bend Regatta Parade to be held June 17. The parade will be held on Friday, June 17, leaving Middleport at 6 p.m. and proceed to Pomeroy. The Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce who is sponsoring the event hope.s to make this year's parade the largest ever. Trophies will be awarded for the folloWing: theme noats, commercial and noncommercial; frog floats , commercial and non · commer.cjal; best mounted units, marching units and motorcycle and bicycle en· tries. Religious floats will be judged separately. with the winner to receive a trophy. The parade will form on South Second Ave. In Middleport. Traffic on South Second will be closed to traffic at noon on Friday in order that entries may complete decorating their floats in their assigned positions. The parade will form at 5:30 and leave at 6 aocording to Jim Frecker, parade chairman. The parade managers would like entries to be DDRESS - - - - - - - - - - - - - HONE CJ NTRY i;OMMERCIP.L (J NON-CQMMERC I AL submitted by June JJ to enable the committee to assign positions in the parade and relay the information to the applicant. Those who wish to take part in the parade are to fill out the entry form below and mail to the Pomero y Chamber of Commerce, Box 526, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. takeov er of the school Monda y. But Den Uyl and his crisis team immediately redoubled efforts to win freedom for the remaining two men and two women teachers, and the train hostages, including a pregna nt woman, enduring what an off icial said rntJSl be ustinking" conditions. '11te hostages, allowed food Thursday for the first time in 48 hours by an estimated 10 hijackers, received water, milk and chocolate sandwiches this morning, But unchanged were the heat and inadequate sanitary fa cilities in the forward coach In which tl1ey have been confined. A5 the children came skipping, jumpin g or walking arm iri arm from the school onto·a waiting bus, the entire rural toWn of Bovensmilde exploded in relief and joy. Officials said at least 50 of the children were suffering from an " infectious disease" whose symptoms included vomiting and diarr hea. They desc ribed it as "serious but not fatal." At least 26 children more se rious ly hit by the symptoms of vomiting and diarrhea which swept the besieged school remained in a local hospital. But doctors said the symptoms would soon wear off. Justice Minister Dries van Agt, in charge of the gover nment' s anti-terrorist strategy, crerliled "nature'' with an ass,isl in secu1.'irig the children's release, which he has said from the start was his top priority. He slated emphalically that authorities had not spiked (Q!ld sent into the children Thursday night. "The vi1·us definitely was not brought in from the outside," he said . He added U1at the gunmen and the remaining school hosta ges may also have picked up the infection and if they hadn't fallen prey to the symptoms yet. "they soon will." M H h h · d eigS · Ig onoranans name. 1.0UD d dead . ' . e ~ e Six honorarians of the 1977 the National Achievement Scholarship Program for Outstanding Negro Students. Faith Perrin received the DAR Good Citizenship Award, the Betty Crocker Family Leader Award and the Manasseh Cutler Scholarship to Ohio University with John Redovian, guidance counselor, presenting aU three awards. Cecil McCoy , drama director, presented awards to Robert Nakamoto, out·standing junior actor; Laura Hoover, outstanding junior actress; Velvet Swisher, best junior actress; Ron Casci, best junior actor ; Cathy Blaettnar , outstanding assistance in staging the junior play; Dan Granda!, outstanding senior actor; Teresa Ellis, outstanding senior actress ; Cathy Meadows, best senior ac· tress; Crenson Pratt, . best senior actor: Paul Reed, Edgar Mitch, 67, Nye Ave., graduating class of Meigs Pomeroy, was found dead at High School were announced WASIUNGTON - THE U. S. TRADE DEFICIT MAY his home Thursday eviming. · Thursday at the annual exceed $20 billion this year. That possibility was raised ThursMr. Mitch was shot in the awards assembly. day by Assistant Treasury Secretary C. Fred Bergsten. And head and it fs believed that The six honorarians rank Bergsten's boss, Treasury Secretary W. Michael Blumenthal, the wound was self inflicted. scholasticaliy . immediately told an international economic meeting in Tokyo Wednesday Mr. Mitch was found by a following the valedictorian, the deficit may reach $23 billion. neighbor who went to the who is Paula Eichinger, and As it stands now,_the deficit is $8.5 billion. By .comparison, Mitch home because he had the salutatorian, who is (Continued on page 10) not seen him in several hours. Sandra Garnes . Named The Pomeroy Emergency honorarians were Debra Squad was on the scene Taylor, Faith Perrin, Beverly Thursday evening as were Wilcox , Cheryl Kennedy, law enforcement officials. An Robin Dewhurst and Elaine autopsy is expected to be Corsi. pe . rformed . The body was at Miss Eichinger, president the Ewing Funeral Home this of the student coundil, opened morning. The investigation is the assembly and presented being conducted by the awards to outstanding Chester W.. Erwin, 59, Jr., Grove City ; two brothers, sheriff's department and the council members including Becky Fry, Powell S(, well known Dexter, of New Haven, W. Southeastern Ohio Crime Lab Mary Bogus, 0 at · N elsonville. Mary Ann Hollman and Middleport resident, died Va., and John, of Middleport, Marty Krawsczyn with unexpectedly Thursday and several nieces and honorable mention going to BOARD TO MEET morning. nephews. There will he a special Todd Snowden, Mel Snouffer Mr. Erwin became ill at his Mr. Erwin was a member home and was taken to of the Middleport Church of meeting of the Souther n and Dan Grandal. Suzy Samuels was Veterans Memorial Hospital Christ where he served as a Local School Board Tuesday, presented a certificate of May 31, at 7:30 p.m. in the by the Middleport ' deacon for several years. A achievement as a finalist in cafeteria at the high school. Emergency Squad. He died a' veteran of World War II' short time later. Death was having served in the U. S. attributed to a heart attack. Navy, Mr. Erwin was a Born at Pliney, W.Va., Mr. member of Feeney-Bennett Erwin was the son of.the late Post 128, American Legion. Arlie Erwin. He is survived He belonged to Middleport by his wife, Clarice Miller Masonic Lodge 363, F&AM Erwin; hls mother, Mrs. and the Meigs County 1\{aude Wears Erwin, S. Third Pioneer and Historical Ave., Mlddlewrt; two sons Society. He was employed as and daughters-in-law , a yard foreman at Foot Michael C. and Judy Han- Mineral near New Haven, W. shaw Erwin, Waterboro, S. Va. C., and Don N. and Cathy Funeral services will be Wolfe Erwin, Winfield, W. held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Va.; five grandchildren, Middleport Church of Christ Scott, Kevin and Melissa of with Mr. George Glaze of· South Carolina and Amy and ficiating . Masonic rites will Matthew of Winfield; five be held at 7:30p.m. Saturday sisters, Mrs. Raymond at the Rawlin gs-Coats ' (Garnet) Brown, Columbus; Funeral Home where lriends Mro. Richard (Maxine) may call from 4 to 9 p.m. · Brown, Chillicothe; Mrs. Saturday and on Sunday until Melvin (Helen) Hood, 12:30 p.m. when the body will sYRACUSE LIFEGUARDS - Lifeguards at ·the .new Syracuse Pomeroy; Mrs .. Harley be taken to the church. Burial Municipal Pool are 1-r, Jaye Ord, Joan Browning, Cindy Bacon, Lori (Irene) Hendricks, Chester; will ~e in Riverview Becky Crow, carrie Guinther, Lee Ord and Jess Browning, pool' Guinther, Mrsy Roy (Julia) Davidson. Cemetery. • Chester Erwin of Middleport·dies e dramatic service award, and Barbara Doug 1as, outstan d ing assistance r· or t he · 1 M'ISS McCo yaso 1 semorpay. presented the spirit club award to Gene Blankenship. Charles Frecker presented · arts awar ds to the industrJal Mar k Magnotta, Gary Jones, Joyce Cook, industrial arts I; Charles Sauters, Roger Warns1ey , Dennis Grant, r·1rst through third in industrial arts II; Judy Holliday, in· dustrial arts III and Richard Owen, ·industrial arts IV. · · · p oston presented t he V~rgm1a French awards to Anthony Dill, san d.ra Burnem an d John Stout with Ear1 y oung naming Sandra Garnes, the top senior math student. Young also presented perfect attendance ce rtificates to Charles Boyles, Cheryl Kenned y, Dave Harris, Kathy Howard, Teresa Van Meter, Deleanna Little, David Riggs, John Snyder, Carol S. Wilkes, . · Linda Donohue, Bruce Hyse II • Mana · Le gar, Dav 'd l Man Iey, Mar k S· R'1ggs, Pat 0 wens and' Ca th Y· Bl.ae tt nar. Duane me •• L aug hi m ' wa s d d th · · awar e e commumcatlon · e1ectron1cs a war d of dist'mct IOn ' bY Da Ie .''I amson · · d lh e an d Pau I Reed rece1ve DECA st uden t of lh e year award present ed bY J ohn W· Bla ett nar. · The welding award of distin ction played by D'1ck Rose berry • wen t t o Bruce Cottrill and Carl Brannon presen· t ed th e auto mechanics " Awards of D'tsc , .met 10n . " t o Da nn y Davis, · Sco tt Napper an d J ohn Partlow. Trac1. W·eese was wmner . of the cosmeto Iogy "Award of Distinction" given by Linda Yonker and Everett Holcomb presented the DeKalb ac· complishm ent award to Kenneth White. Brian Wind on was awarded the outstanding (Continued on page 10) ' - f ,. " manager. The pool will open unofficially for free swimming 2-0 p.m. Sunday with ribbon cutting ceremonies to officially open the pool Monday, at I p.m. Altice home destroyed The Middleport Fire Department was called to the Ann Bailey residence on Lynn St. at 9:30 p.m. 1lJUrsday where a television set had caught on fire. At ~ : 33 p.m. Friday the department went to Sfl 7 south of Middleport near the Meigs-Gallia line . where the ·home of Michael Altice was engulfed in name<. Pomeroy was called to assist at 3:48 a.m. and the departments were on the scene lor approximately · three hours. · Cause o! the blaze was not known and the property loss wa s not determined this morning. The dwelling was owned by Roy Herrmann. The structure was repo1ted a total loss. There were no injuries. �2- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Fnday, Ma) 27, 3-The Daily Sentinel, Mrddleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Frrda} , May 'tl. 1977 1977 First Lady piped aboard sub Los Angeles By HELEN THOMAS UPI White House Reporter ST. SIMONS ISLAND, Ga . ( UPI ) - Mrs. Rosalynn Carter made a last-minute decision to join the President aboard the nuclear submarine Los Angeles for today's scheduled cruise in the Atlantic Ocean . Aides said the first lady decided to go along on the underwater voyage in Arneri· ca's newest and most sophis· ' ticated underwater craft at the invitation of Adm. Hyman Rickover, the father of the nuclear submarine and cruise host. Nine-year old daughter, Amy, also was invited. The Carters, who arrived at this lush seaside plantation resort Thursday, were.flying south to Cape Canaveral aboard Air Force One from nearby Brunswick, Ga. With crowds of reporte rs and cameramen at dockside, th..Ws Angeles was to shove off to cruise for 2\2 hours before making a scheduled 4· hour dive. Accompanying the Carters were Rick over; Vice Adm. William s, J oseph commander of submarine forces in the Atlantic; and Capt. J .C. Christianson, commander of the After resurfacing, the Los Angeles was to return to Port Canaveral, where Carter and Rickover scheduled a joint news conference in late after- submarine . noon . in the vessel. Carter described himself as a "guest'' of the Navy and gave reporters the impression it was Navy officialdom that barred the press from sending a small group of reporter s and came ramen along to chronicle his trip. However, a small "pool" was allowed to inspect the submarine before Carter was piped aboard. Also, helicopters were to hover overhead and a large contingent of media representatives were to Cruise on a hydrofoil, which was to overtake the Los Angeles and proceed to a point 35 miles at sea where has shell 4x7 billion miles Ure Carter submarine submerged. In addition, there was to be a surface communications · vessel so that Carter would be able to remain in official command at all times, 'with Ure "hot line" to Moscow available if needed. The Carters will return to St. Slmons tonight and spend the Memorial Day weekend resting and relaxing. Mrs. Carter will take off on a Latin American tour Monday. · LOS ALAMOS, N.M. (UP! ) - fir•m· soled~· coal By Greg Bailey The Meigs American , Legion team begins its season Sunday when they host Portsmouth at Syracuse in a doubleheader. A veteran squad with 11 players returning from lost season should provide a so und nucleus for new coach Charlie Hamilton to put up against the opposition. This year's squad boasts four AII.SEOAL selections in Gary Swain, Brent Johnson and Terry Wall, all from Gallipolis, while Meigs High School's first baseman Brian Hamilton joins them. Besides A bright star In the constellation Orion is sWTOunded by a shell of matter that dwarfs the entire solar syslem containing the Earth, according to scientists at the La! Alamos Scientific Laboratory. Recent photographs of Betelgeuse, which forms Orion's shoulder, confirmed the existen"" of the shell, which Is formed by matter spewed out from the star. "The latest obserVations reveal the shell diameter t.o be about 5,000 timeslhal of the star, or about 400 times larger than the diameter of the outermost planet's (Pluto) Cl"blt around the sun (seven billion miles)," Sandford said. Betelgeuse, which even will!out Us shell has an average diameter of several hundred million miles, is classified as a "red giant," a relatively young type of star that emits matter to relieve internal pressures caused by the consumptioo of nuclear fuel. Sandford said the new photographs show the loss of matter is much more extensive than previously believed and supports a theory that the dispersed matter ls the principal source of raw materials for the creation of new "second generation" stars like the sWJ, rather than the explosioos of ·~novae. The President, an Carter said he did not Annapblis graduate who undergo a physical served under Ric kover examination for Ure trip but during his Navy career, told saw no cause for concern. He reporters he was looking said the pressure is coostant forward" to tBking the helm of the nuclear sub. He. was told to slacks wear and rubber producti•on goal shoes, a casual shirt. "1 have never operated on a ::::~ ::::: :::: ::: :::: :::: :::::::::::: ::::::: :.:::.::: ::::::: :.:::::: ::::::::: MIEELING, W. Va. (UP! ) Mine Workers District 6 miners at the Wheeling nuclear submarine before/ ' J>OTO'GOLD College Fieldhouse. he said, noting he left the - Ohio is going ahead with Constitutional Coovention . This week's wllllling Pot Rhodes said ·10 business Navy before nuclear subs plans to double the state's · "We can't wait for the and 0 ' Gold Ohio Lottery government facilities coal production, Gov. James federal government to do were put to sea . oumber• : 299, 643 and told so mething ," Rhodes told would install fluidized beds to "The longest I was ever Rh odes , R-Ohio, 238%8. remove sulphur from the coal under the surface without delegates roday at the United combustion process, aUowing ::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::·:::::::·:;:·:·:::·:·:·:::::·:::::::·:::·::: coming up was 19days," said them to burn high sulphur Carter. "But I was On a CLINICS CLOSING Ohio coal. submarine for two years in Area clinics of the Gallia· Rhodes said the U.S. and out of ports. We took long C l i m b e r n o t s u r e Jackson-Meigs Community Energy Research and trips to the Eastern coast of Mental Health Center, will be Development Administration China, beginning in 1948, and closed Monday, May 30th, for was expected to ·award $25 I left the submarine Ioree in the observance of Memorial million to Conoco Coal the winter of 1953. Development Co., a Day, However, Crlslsllne "So I spent months and o f h i s n e x t s t u n t subsidiary of Continental Oil, services wiU be in nonnal months at sea and for long for the purpose of converting operation to serve th.e public. periods of time submerged," By WU..LIAM M. REilLY corporation counsel slapped coal to synthetic natural gas. Meigs County residents he said. A 'DoDDS Juan" In the Office! Rhodes said the $250 should call 992·5554 for NEW YORK (UP! ) Willig with a $250,000 lawuit Dear Helen : . emergency help, counseling Having put the world's I<> pay for police and, as it million plant, located in Women workers can complain to management if male and assistance-. second tallest building turned out, unneeded rescue Noble County, .Ohio, will take bosses expect sexual favors in return for advancement. But approxlmately 22 months I<> behind, or rather below hlm, expenses. how about male bosses who must resist aggressive female!1? George Willig - toymaker, But a high-ranking offici~) complete. Good~ooking, sexy numbers? mounta in climber and at City Hall said, "There's . He said 'it will consume This one secretary (from the pool) leaves notes on my skyscraper scaler extraor- not a jury in the world that. about 1,500,000 tons of coal a desk, things like, "I could make you go wild!" In the papers dinaire - says he's not sure would rule against this guy." year- over 3,800 tons of coal Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. NO SERVICES she brings me, are such invitations as, "Try me!" with her what his next stunt will be , Four other persons were daily - and should create CARPENTER - Mt. Union initials . " It was a lot of fun," Willig, arrested for helping Willig. jobs in southeastern Ohio. I tell her to stop, but she just gives me a knoWing smile. Baptist Churcb ne~r Car· The two-day convention penter will not· hold services (Other men might be less resistive.) I'd feel ridiculous 27, said Thursday as he met One of them, Ronald T. reporters after being hooked DiGiovanni, 23,· also was will continue today with union Sunday evening due to the complaining to the general manager. She's. a competent for trespassing, reckless arrested last Dec. 23 for business. UMW Secretary- baccalaureate services at worker, so I can't recommend letting her go. What next? endangerment and disorderly soaring over Manhattan in a Treasurer Harry Patrick is Meigs High School. HAPPILY MARRIED JR. EXECU'11VE By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. from an improved level of conduct. red, white and blue, hot-air scheduled to speak Friday. DEAR DR. LAMB - I'm a physical fitness. Instead of His alleged crime balloon that led police on a Dear Jr. Ex.: healthy 34-year-old wife and coffee and cigarettes it is het· mounting the 116-story World zigzag chase by land, sea and So complain. If you take ll!e notes upstairs, you may set mother of three. I've had ter to go for a walk. If you are Trade Center with only a air. wheels in motion to discover "Donna" Juan photo<oples her heart palpitations lor a few not in top physical condition homemade climbing device On several occasions, invitations for mass distribution. She's a menace to wives and years. A month ago I had a start a sensible program to and his determination not I<> Willig refused the aid of should be curtailed. - H. very rapid heartbeat with ex- provide further help for be denied his conquest. police officers who lowered +++ tra beats which lasted a few yourself. "The only . time I waa themselves from the roof in a Dear Helen: hours. My doctor kept me in DEAR DR. LAMB - Your scared was when. I started, chest-high rescue bucket. ):low do you cure a husband of annoying habits, like Polly Cramer the hospital for a few days column . on peanut butter in· because I was afraid I'd get "I don 'I want I<> risk a standing in a department store jingling the change in his and took an echocardiogram dicates that peanut butter in caught before I got going," he tricky transfer," Willig said pockets while he waits for you? - li'USIIED OUT OF SHAPE of my mitral valve. A car- large amounts can result in said. during a chat with the diologist also checked me and an increase in fattyWiUr his arms and legs officers that'included seweral Dear Pushed: told me to quit smoking, cholesterol deposits in splayed against the sheer digressions on the weather. You can either ask hlm to stop jingling (it's amazing how drinking coffee, cola, and tea. 'arteries. face of the 1,356-foot building , "They (the police) talked DEAR POLLY- I have an high I do not throw the seldom mates think of this slmple cure), or remove the cbange He told me it was ail en· It appears that this is due to Willig made the ascent in about the nice girls working heirloom hope chest with in· grounds away afler making from his pocket before you leave for the store -or go shopping vironmental. fats added to peanut buller-in about 3lf.< hours along the in the building, but I couldn't tricate carving on the lid and coffee. I keep them, dry them without him - which would probably please your husband Can these things really its manufacture to provide a window washing tracks cut see any of them," Willig said. the problem is with the and then put in·a jar. When I mightily. - H. cause a person to have suCh a smooth spread without into the northeast corner of Asked about the ~~ gunk'' in thuse·tiny crevices have quite a bit I reuse these +++ .rapid beat with extra beats' separation. Would natural the south tower, "adventure club" he and his that refuses to come out. I grounds. I put in twice as Dear Helen: And if I follow the doctor's peanut butter have this same . When he cleared the friends had formed, Willig wouid appreciate some sugI hear young mothers complaining about their work much and sometimes a bit loadWhen orders can I really look fur- detrlmentB i effect? I hand thetn a copy of this poem. . . parapet and was hauled atop said, "Ther.e's a group of us. I gestions.- ELIZABETH. more than when using coffee , ward to no more of these Do you happen to know the name of the author? I have a way to prepar·e the roof at 10 :04 a.m., started climbing and I rook DEAR ELIZABETH - I the first time. This makes episodes? THE CLUTI'ERED YEARS peanut butter for personal thousands of rubbernecks Urem climbing. And they pres wne you are refinishing very good coffee.- E.M.K. An empty swing sways gently in the breeze, barren trails DEAR READER - Your use. I use natural peanut but· below, many of whom had liked it. .We're all from the your chest. If so, and you are DEAR POLLY - .I would grow green again at last, flowers untramp>eled stand erect cardiologist was cprrect in ter and withdraw the peanut . watched the entire climb, let same family, It must be in using paint rerpover, go over like to share my coffee stret· telling you to quit your bad oil. This is replaced with saf· out a thunderous cheer heard our blood." the carving with the remover· cher. With coffee well on its · and proud, thecluiteredyearsare nowpartoftheoast. habits. Coffee contains caf- flower oil. Doesn't this make throughout lower Manhattan. No fingerprints to mar the shining windows, no cookie What's next? and leave it on long enough to way to .$5 a pound, I have crumbs scattered on the floor: feine, a stimulant, and it will it a very good food'! Aquarter mile ahove them, "I don't know, I don't penetrate through the heen doing a bit of exBroken toys long banished from the hallway, no sagging increase extra beats or DEAR READER- Yes and the 5-foot-11, 155-pound know," he said after his "gunk". When loosened, wipe perimenting. I think I have hinges on a squeaking door. palpitBtions in people who no. Almost half the weight of Willig, wearing a blue booking. it away with burlap or come up With a good idea. I No shouts of joy or fear or childish laughter; so peaceful, have them. Cigarettes also in- raw peanuts is from·fat. That bandana and a multicolored, Why cllmb the World Trade another rough fabric. You have a 12 cup automatic cof· yet all this solitude brings tears. crease such problems. means most of the calories ln striped shirt, waved blistered Center? may have to resort to a cotton fee maker and in the morning For now I know the sweetest times of life are those ·noisy, Anything that upsets the peanuts are from fat. Anyone hands at his admirers who "Because it's considered tipped stick for digging it out. I make the usual 12 cups of digestive system may also just eating plain peanuts is in· clogged the streets below. by some to be an ugly When the excess is out, wash coffee using the regular frantic, happy cluttered years! -READER contribute to these episodes. gestlng a lot of fat About 18 Horns blew . ' 'He's up building, but it's very any residue away with of coffee. Aftet this- Dear Reader: Nervousness is also a factor. per cent of peanut oil is there! He's on top and he's appealing just by the fact it's turpentine Or more paint amount coffee is gone, I make ' Thanb for sharing , l don't know the author's but You should know that saturated fat. safe!" one man shouted in the two of them," Willig said. remover. Then rinse and dry. another 12 cups leaving the am sure some of my readers will. chocolate, including cocoa, It is true that peanut butler street. -POLLY. used grounds in and adding (And others will exclaim: "Where's all that 'sad' peace contains caffeine too. What is made worse - from the Life in the nation's largest DEAR POLLY I have enough instant coffee for five and quiet? We have grandchildren living in town!") -H. you want to avoid is caffeine. standpoint of increas ing . city returned to normal. been looking for a job and cups and run · it through the TWINS BORN These measures may not saturated fat intake because +++ Police intelligence sources Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Ar· have been called in for cycle. I think this coffee is Dear Helen: prevent all such palpitations of the type of fats added as said Willig, who lives in interviews. I was told delicious and if one wishes it l got much food for thought from your "Fourteen but they will certainly help a you have stated. And it is true Queens and works as a toy cher, Columbus, are annowt- several I would be notified, one way may be added to again and Co!pmandments for Parents." But the paper was tossed before cing the lliiih of twin sons, great deal. Anyone who has that you.are improving it by designer fot the Ideal Toy ot the other, by a certain time make enough for eight cups. I clipped. Could I have a copy?-MOTHER palpitations should do replacing peanut oil with saf- Co., was a member of an Wednesday, May 25, at Mt. since there were other aplikewise. I am sending you flower oil. Why? Because saf· "adventure club" that "has a Carmel HospitBI. The babies, plicants. My Pet Peeve is Here is hoping to make those The Health Letter number flower oil is very low in list of daring exploits Urey one weighing sl>o pounds, and with those prospective coffee beans stretch. Good Dear All: luck.- JOSEPH. . the other six pounds, two A nwnber of you have asked for extra copies of my 6-12, Heart Irregularities, saturated fat and high in plan to perform." employers who do not bother DEAR POLLY To clean ounc~s, have 'been named "Fourteen Commandments." Please send a stamped, selfSkipped Beats, Tachycardia . polyunsaturated fat. In addition I<> the crlminal to notify you that you were those pleated lamp shades Brian and Grant. Mrs. Ar· addressed envelope c-o this newspaper and I'll be glad to Others who want more inthe city 's But one of the dietary charges, not selected. This certainly that are so popular now, use a cher is the former Pat Kenoblige. H. formation on this subject can measures in prevention of nedy of Pomeroy. Grand· makes job hunting even more pastry brush (a new one, of send 50 cents with a long, fatty-cholesterol deposits is course) . It is much easier to parents are Mr. and Mrs. discouraging.- LAURIE. stamped, self-addressed to llmit the total fat intake. If DEAR POLLY -I was a get into the folds to brush out Charles D. Kennedy of envelope for it. Just send you discarded all the peanut THE DAlLY SEN11iNEL coffee-holic s. o the present the dust. - EMMA. Pomeroy R. D., and Mr. and your inquiry to me in care ol oil and didn't replace it that DEVOTED TO THE high prices have helped me. 1 DEAR POLLY - I keep a INTERFSTOF Mrs. William Archer of Col· this newspaper, P.O. Box would be better but it might MEIGS.MASON AREA now drink only one cup of cof· small piece of sponge in my umbus. Mr. and Mrs. Archer 1551, Radio City Station, New not taste very good. Perhaps CHFSI'ER L. TANNEHILL fee early in the morning. shortening can so I can · hav~ another son, Drake, age Exec. Ed. York, NY 10019. you can compromise by adAfter that I drink broths HOBERT HOEFLICH two. grease pans without greasing People with no underlying ding less safflower oil than Cily Editor made with cubes, vegetable my hands. -MARGUERITE. heart disease who have the amount of peanut oil you Published daily except Saturda~ broths of all kinds, hot tea by T.he Ohio Valley Publishing ComPolly will send you one of palpitations often benefit remove. any, Hl Court Sl., Pomeruy, Ohio and so on. I am learning to enher " peachy" thank-you MARRIED 2 YEARS 45769. Business Office Phone 992joy a variety of drinks, am cards, ideal for framing or 2156. Editorial Phone 992·2157. Franklin Eugene and Nellie St..>cond class pOslage paid at saving money, .getting added placing in your family scrapFrances Lemley, Racine, Pomeroy , Ohio. NalioMI advertising represenobserved their second wed· vitamins, minerals and pro- book, if she uses your favorite tutive . Ward · Griffith Company, ding anniversary today. 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'l'imes-SenLinel, 11 'L egion team opens Sunday against Portsmouth Q-don's shoulder star • ,., By JOE JULIANO PffiLADELPHIA (UP!) Some wUI say the on)y difference between Doug Collins and a telephone pole is that the telephone pole can't sink a 20-foot jumper or drive to the basket kamikaze-style for a twisting lay'Up. The 6-foot-6, 178-pound . Philadelphia string bean joined teammates Julius Erving and Henry Bibby in a classic display of fast break basketball in the second period Thursday night and the 76ers rolled to a 107-89 victory over the Portland Trail Blazers to take a 2-<> lead in the NBA championship series. Collins ShOt 16-for-16 while scoring a game-high 27 points, but it wasn't easy. He twisted an 'ankle driving · in for a layup in the first quarter and the sellout Spec1rum crowd of 18,276 held its breath in unison . Later, he sustained a fourstitch cut over the right eye during an ugly, bench· clearing free-for-all that resulted in the ejection of teammate DarryI Dawkins and Portland 's Maurice Lucas in the fourth quarter. "It got real rough out there," said Collins, applying ice bags I<> his .eye and ankle. "Geez, I'm ooly a skinny guy. I'll be all right for Sunday, though." Collins hit two baskets to spark the Sixers' second· quarter burst that ended in a 61-43 lead as Bibby a\)ded eight points and Erving six. or the 13 baskets Philadelphia made in the period, nine were l~yups or dunks. At the same time, the Blazers shot themselves out of the game with miserable 22 r(J( all your home. per cent shooting, Entertainment and Winning Coach Gene Shue Appliance f!'eeds called the Sixers' secondquarter performance " as DOXOL well as a team can play under stress.'' SERVICE "We made Urem make mistakes," said Erving, who had 20 points. "Our defense was superb. It's .- challenge TV & Appliance w stop us defensively and ... Gas Servrce that is instrumental' to " Racine, Oh1o stopping our fast' break, f"he'iter (" .. l,.. they did not do." .., '---...;.;.;.;~----~ which For the Blazers, who shot Getting gunk out of carving RIDENOUR'S ,, .. name, _____ .., __ ....... ---"··· ...---__ _ . ·-==- 7 't ~Meeting, May 23 thru May 29th 00011-fiUI: at Westside church of Christ West Main St. ~CMOI11ClldiA ... WPI TliPI CIUllO lO. . fA .....,._.. ••••• .• '!A_C .'!_1.~ dtV YOtl w.m to ll'f rour c.trpt.. PMIIv otMn . BAUM TRUE VALUE 985-3301 • ~~~~~~~~:~2~g I I ------- AT • --llflllllllrt.piloooool_ . -~' r QUALITY FURNITURE CHESTER, 0. Limit 1 roll, Expire. s 6/15/77 ~ Coupon MustAccompony Order as .REASONABLE PRICES • 1 ., Borderltll - LUSTRE-LUXETM Finish OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8:00 S32"9·1 I I I. -------1 ~~~~~.•R!~INTS Pomeroy Sins 110, 126, & 135. Fnrm Kod1h, GAF, & Fuji collr print lilm. Mike Willis U ' " 11 Limit I roll, Expires 6/15/77 ,; Coupon Must Accompany Order as · speaker 1:30 p.m. and Sunday 10 a.m. and 6 p.m . NELSON'S DRUG , v " 36 per cent for the game and were led by Bill Waltoo's 17 points, it was Ureir second sloppy performance of the playoffs and Coach Jack Ramsay will have to figure a way out before Sunday's third game of the best-of-<leven series. "We have not played well in these two games," ·he said. "Our game is ball movement and we haven't been doing it . Instead of us getting the fast break, we're giving it to them By FRED DOWN UP! Sports Writer Andy Messersmith, wlio is onlr beginning to pitch up to his capabilities, is the key man if the Atlanta Braves are ro . become a factor in the National League's Western Division race. Tbat,otleast, is the opinion of former teammate Tom Paciorek, who says, '!I still think Andy is the best money pitcher in the game." Signed by the Braves after being declared a free agent because of a salary dispute .with the Los Angeles Dodgers, Me.~rsmith had ooly an 11·11 won-lost record last season. But he stands 4-1 for this season, has a respectable 3. 70 earned run average and has been lmpressive in his last two starts. Messersmith, a two4iine 2Gilame winner in the major leagues, allowed four hits in seven innings Thursday when the Braves scored an 11-3 -victory over the San Diego Padres. Messersmith walked five but struck out eight before being replaced by Rick Camp, who shut out the Padres for the last two 8~''" lfAm-1/.ff. .. .siJ~r P.dtLA K.c•• ·• B11. . 1 ···iv.~QJL 6.1oilJpl,' rail'(' V611 S,<!o IU ·~/AIIK . Jl1J. fc j, t~ N SAjfl...t ~- "·I .1. II' ·'·I /1/,Jj < lm-.y..L R.c mo.c' K-tv'"".J l "tl'"" 11/.tLrJ... ~L. ·' 6 (1 . p - ~ lo>· P -~ -· ., !~<1 !Ad _Of JJI( ·L__ /Nf' .nl/1(.1 Tt~·pMt /(/.1, 'f;, ~~ U(/< J{;Nir'-',j'f till•; s. f _a.+ v F ~- 1<., ./ t<. / R -~ R t< ~ II<> R R a. R A. ~- R R. So, P. Q ' ' R So . -·--- _R_ 1--· _R_ ..ilL -~L - " --· ( ,. / --/ v - • 'ft ..e$tone (), 0 (/, IZ r< iJ - -v · - - -- ' Dorsett sure he'll have to work PITTSBURGH (UP!) Tony Dorsett, asked to face his new boss and smile for a picture, put forth his most disgusted look. "Ohman, who could smile looking at a face like that?" he askly dryly. "There goes his $10 con· tract, right down the drain," said Dallas Cowboys Vice . President Gil Brandt. Then the two men broke into laughter and bystanders followed suit. In the cramped downtown office of his agent, Dorsett signed a multiyear contract Thursday to become an of· ficlal member of the Cowboys. "Tony just won the. sw~pstokes," said Brandt, in an obvious reference to Dorsett's new salary, which is speculated to be worth $1 million or more. Dorsett, relaxed in a red sweat suit and white flop hat, looked at his future with the Cowboys as an intriguing mystery that only his hard work can solve. "I'll tell you, It's a little insecure/' Dorsett said happily . "When I was at Pitt, I knew I had a starting job. Now I don't know. I'm going down there knowing that it's going to take • lot' of work." innings. Krukow's record to 4-2 while lead. "The longer Andy pitches Steve Rogers suffered his George Hendrick had two KZ650 fourth setback compared in a game, the better he of San Diego's four hits. 1 1895 gets," said Paciorek. "He is In other National League with five wins. s u .ad un rn anula t~urer s SU!IQII5111d ooe of the toughest pitchers in games, Chicago defeated Cards 4, PhHiles 3 loS! oooc• • • cludn"iif heoght . delle-' il<llll, torte. 5.111\e and t~;efl l1a•es P ro~ subrt C1 . Garry Templeton singled baseball to hit. I still say tie Montreal 1-11, St. Louis beat 10 chall!le Wl!h o,.t nol o<:e J&R SPORT SHOP ·can do more to make them a Philadelphia 4-3, Los Angeles home Tooy Scott with the HI E. Main Sl . winner than any other player nipped Houston 4-3 in 10 bases filled and two out in the Pomeroy, Ohio lOth inning to give Butch on the squad." innings and San Francisco 992 -1184 Paciorek and Jeff topped Cincinnati Reds 6-5. Metzger his first victory of '77 Kawa$alfi Burroughs each hit a two-run Chicago shaded Milwaukee 4- the season and· deal homer and the Braves rook 3 in the only scheduled Philadelphia relief star Roo advantage of 12 walks as they American League game. Reed his second defeat. Scott, Jose Cruz and Keith handed the Padres' Tom Cubs I, Expos 0 Grlifin his third loss against Mike Krukow pitched a Hernandez had two hits each four wins. Paciorek's homer four-hitter and scored the for the Cardinals. came in the fifUr, breaking a game's only run when Bobby Dodgers 4, Astros 3 :\-3 tie, .and Burroughs hit his Murcer walked with the Dusty Baker's sacrifice fly 11th homer of the year in the bases filled in the sixth . scor.ed pinch-runner Lee sixth giving the ~raves a 7.J inning, The victory raised Lacy in the lOth inning and gave the Dodgers their vlcrory. Mike Garman, who took over for Burt Hooton in the lOth inning, was the ATLANTA (UP!) - Two- at 8 a.m. winner and Ken Forsch the tlme PGA champion Dave loser. Hooton held the Astros Australian David Graham, Stockton and former U. S. who partially offset missing hitless until Art Howe led off Open champions Hale Irwin four birdie putts of six feet or the sixth wiUr a single, RT. 33 SOUTH OF ATHENS and Lou Graham had a less with the third hole·inone Wblte So!< 1, Brewers 3 chance this morning to grab a of his pro career, shared the Chicago broke a four11ame 20 CLASSES belated first-round lead in the lead with Dave Eichelberger, losing streak when pinchrain-delayed Atlanta Goif Mac McLendon and John hitler· Lamar Johnson · Classic. Schroeder, at 4-under-par 68, · knocked in Ure winning run They were among 59 among those who did finish 18 with a sacrifice fly. Steve $5()00 players in a starting field of holes Thursday. Stone allowed seven hits in 156 still on the course when a seven Innings and won bis thunderstorm came up in late fifth game with the relief aid afternoon and suspended of Lerrin LaGrow. Sal Bando play. and Don Money homered for The first' round was the Brewers. scheduled to resume at WILLIAMSTOWN, W. Va. 7:30.a .m. with the golfers who hadn't finished picking (UP!) - Bill FranCIS, a up where they left off - just former Wheeling area coach like Monday's completion of and athlete, has been named the Memorial Tournament in by Williamstown High School Ohio. The second round was as head basketbaU coach. expected to start on schedule The former Triadelphia High and Marshall Univer· slty basketball co-captain UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT coached three seasons at Spurts Briefs Crestwood of Manuta, Ohio. NEW YORK (UPI) - New Francis also was head York Yankees' Manager coach at Wheeling Central Billy Martin, deSpite all the Catholic and John Marshall commotion in the past few and at Skyvue in Ohio, and weeks, is secure in his job. was an assistant coach at Oak Yankees' General Manager Hill, Ohio. Gabe Paul affirmed, "His job is secure." However, there was an implication it would 21 years as Dartmouth not be so secure if there were College baseball coach June more incidents like those of 30. · the past week. "This is a decision that has Martin was fined $2,500 two been in the thought processes SATURDAY-SUNDAY-MONDAY weeks ago for missing a for about a year," Lupien meeting with Paul and then said Thursday: sounding off in the press __,. Dartmo~ths Athletic MAY 28th-29th-30th about not being aliowed to Director Seaver Peters said, call up Elrod Hendricks from "Few men have made a Rochester as the team's third contribution to athletics at catcher. Dartmouth, both on the field and in fostering the spirit of DETROIT . (UP!) the Ivy league philosophy, I<> Former Detroit Tigers' first compare with Tony Lupien." baseman Norm Cash. has Since taking over as coach heen fined $500 by the Detroit in 1957, Lupien's teams have Caesars for failing to show up compiled a record of 313 wins at the team's press day. The Caesars belong to the and 301 loses .. American Professional SloMEDFORD, Mass. (UP! ) Pitch League. Kick return specialist Cash reported he . wasn't Daryl Brown of Tufts feeling well, a club University, a ninth-round spokesman said, but owner draft choice , Thursday Mike Ilitch was angered he BILL HACKETT signed five one-year failed to inform the team . OWNERS: DENNIS HACKETT "He had ample tlme to contracts with the Cleveland notify us," Ilitch said. "Most Browns of the National GEORGE HACKETT of the players took tlme off Football League. Brown, 5-feet.Jl and 185 FOR MORE INFORMATION from work to be here." pounds, averaged 34.3 yards CALL 992-6303 HANOVER, N.H. (UP!) - on II kickoff returns last Tony Lupien says he will end season to lead the nation. Shade Horse Show WESTERN & ENGLISH First round is delayed by rain MAY 30th • 12:00 NOON SHADE SCHOOL GROUND RAIN OR SHINE. 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G'f.. d. g., , -:::; fh6J 't1 )7[ ''" "H.t•·· .. r <.,l.tC,C names Francis FAIRLAWN ®19" 0 It Po, St~OOJl MM Dmq.H_ Messersmith's skill showing Yt ..estone • and you can't do that. The fight that marred the game, which came with the Sixers holding a safe 26-jloint lead with 4:52 to play, was touched off after the 6-fool·ll, 257-pound Dawkins and the Blazers' Bob Gross went crashing I<> the floor on a rebound. Dawkins and Gross came up glaring eye-to-<>ye, but when Dawkins fired a left that missed, the 6-foot-8, 22(). pound Lucas raced downcourt and caught the 2(). s.:~ fJJ"" 0.1' s, Bibby lead Sixers ,. POLLY·s POINTERS aPpllclelni• (I' dB·i-1/DUI'BIIfpl'iBBB) will be in left field, Sayre in center, and Hood in right. Coach Hamilton Is assisted this season by Homer Smith and Gene Mitch while Jim Soulsby is continuing as business manager: The coaches extend their appreciation to Soulsby who has done a fine job of scheduling and handling the business matters. Some of the open dates on the schedule will probably be filled, and several doubleheaders are on tap. ' Following is the roster of this year's American Legion team. The schedule was published earlier. : to second playoff victory Extra heart beats PHOTO SPE(IALS outfield and shortstop. Kyger question mark In Hamilton's Creek produces fireballer mind as only Baird has Steve Baird who was a main Legion level e•perience. But stay on the molllld for last Wall, Sayre and Mike Triplett year's Legion team, and so have proven themselves at far this year has led the their high schools so the Bobcats into the Regional mound chores are not necessarily a weakness. tournament. The Legion, playing all its One oddity is that the enUre Legion team has only one home games on the Syracuse " partial" lefthander. He is field, plans "some" night Brian Hamilton, who bats left games t)lis summer. and throws right. Coach ' The starting lineup for· Hamilton has a young, yet Sunday will probably read e•perienced staff of en· like this : Baird pitching, thusiastic assistants, so the Brent Johnson behind the local fans can expect some plate, Hamilton at first, fine baseball in this summer Mitch at second, Swain al third, and Davenport at short program. Pitching is the only real to round out the infield. wan J HEALTH IUPRDFEBifiOJW.. Hamilton, Meigs is producing Mick Davenport, a graduate, who is returning at short>;top after doing an outstanding job there last season. Other Meigs players will be infielders Mark Mitch, Rick Johnson, Mike Wayland and Raymond Andrews. Meigs outfielders will be Tim Hood, Homer Smith and Chuck Kennedy. Southern High School is sending pitcher-outfielder John Sayre who started last season as a junior and was lmpresslve. Joining him this year will be classmate Kelly Winebrenner who plays )' �Terry Whitfield's hat too-hot for the Reds SAN FRANCISCO t UPI ) " I fell Terry was on the nln~ streak to four games, All spring long Joe Altobelli verge of being -a big league their best showing or the was. rooting for Terry player," said Altobelli , ' 'and season . 1t was Lavelle's WhH!ield because in the f thought he deserved a fourth straight game and his young outfielder the San chance to see if he could play seventh appearance in the Francisco Giants picked up up here. He was one of 14 last nine San Francisco from the New York Yankees outfielders in the Yankee games . he saw a player he felt one camp and I don't think they The Reds are in Los day might be a big league had any plans for him . So Angeles tonight where the star. Spec went and got hbn." game with the Dodgers is FREE SWlMMfNG SUNDAY - Mayor Herman London announced officially open Monday with ribbon cutting ceremonies al I p.m . The pool Altobelli could not make up completely sold out. Altobelli was managing at today that the new S\\inuning pool at Syracuse will unofficially open Sunday will remain open Monday until 8p.m. Admission will be charged on Monday. Rochester in the In- his mind during the spring Tommy John, 4-2, goes with free swimming fr om 2 to 6 p.m. Mayor London said the pqol will ternational League and who should play in the out- against Pat Zachry, 2-5. Whitfield played for the field, so he gave Whitfield , In Saturday's game, Don Yankees farm club at Jack Clark, Larry Herndon, Sutton meets Jack Billing· Syracuse, for three years. Gary Thomasson and Darrell ham while Sunday Rick · Evans equal tbne, hoping lo Rhoden faces Fred Norman. rfWhat impressed me most. find three who could play Earl Neff, Gallipolis, and pointed out the government Dr. Charles E. Hol<er, Jr., every day . about Whitfield," Altobelli the Ohio Valley Electric should lake a long hard look president or the medical The rookie skipper had no was recalling Thursday night Corporation Thursday night at public sentiment before staff, Hol•er Medical Center. after Terry's fourth hit of the luck and lt was not until last were pr~sented Awards of passlog new legislation spoke brieOy. Maior League St andings American league By United Pren International week E.1st that he finally settled on game had given the Giants a Merit by Hol<er Medical which, in reality, will be just . National League W. l Pet. CiB &-5 victory over the CinWhitfield as his right fielder. Center President Hugh P. as costly to everyone In· East Mary Lucas played organ Batt imre 23 16 .590 W. L Evans New Yo Pet . GB rk cinnati Reds, "was that he won the job in left at 23 19 .548 1' 7 Kirkel, highlighting the fifth \ "olved. music prior to and during the Pillsbgh 76 ,, .68.! Boston 21 19 .525 21, same desire start or the season but played with the the anniversary of Holzer Dr. Budd , opposed to dinner. The organ was Chicago 1S l.d .641 M ilw 22 23 .489 4 Clark, Herndon and his third year in Triple A as /4 11 .585 Medical Center's move from compulsory , federally con· provided courtesy of Ward 's St . Lou is 3' 1 Detro i t 17 22 436 6 Phil a 10 19 .513 Clevelnd 2 1 432 6 16 he did in the first. Thomasson have been 6'' Toronto downtown Gallip olis to trolled, INTEREST government Keyboard. Rev. Arthur Lund, Montrea t IS 23 . 395 11 17 25 405 711 "I never saw a player who sharing center and right with Jackson Pike. financed national health Holzer Medical Center New York 15 24 . 385 11'1 west West Whitfield. W L Per . GB wanted to play as much as Two-hundred and fifteen insurance as proposed by th e Chaplain, gave the inW. l Pet. GB M inn 27 14 659 "Joe has tried to be fair Terry did then and does now. persons attended last night 's Carter administration , said , vocation. Los Ang 37 II .744 Ch icago 23 16 .590 3 Cinc l 18 22 . .tSO ll 1 1 Te)Cas about He enjoys baseball probably it , and I respect him for 70 17 . 5~ 1 5 dinner meeting in the Rio insurance is the best Following the event. those San Fran 18 23 .439 13 Ca l it 21 21 .500 6', more than a lot of others. It's that," said Whitfield. "When Grande College Cafeteria . protection against the cost or attending were invited to san Di~o 19 27 .41 3 14 1 ., OaiOand 70 21 J88 7 I wasn't in lhe game I did a 17 25 . 405 14 17 Kan City Featured speaker was Dr. illness, but those who can attend an informal reception HOUSlOfl 19 21 . 475 7'' a run thing for him, and he is 211 . 36-4 16• , Seattle 16 30 .3 48 1312 a young man with talent." lot of little things to keep John H. Budd, Cleveland, provide their own should do allhe home of Dr. and Mrs . .Atlantanwrsday16 's Results Tt1Ursday •s Results The giants had a chance to myself ready, hoping that president-elect of tbe so, Those who are indigent Thomas Morgan in Gallipolis. Ch icago 1, Montreal 0 Ch icago 4, M il wauk.ee 3 St . Lou is 4, Pl'l i ladelph la J Today •s Probable Pitchers gel Whitfield from the when my chance came I ~ American Medical should be eligible for governAtlan ta 8, San Diego J CAll Time.s EDT) Yankees during spring do a good job." could Association. ment subsidy. Los Angeles 4, Houston 3 TeK.aS <A lexander 6 1) at training, so Altobelli and N i n ety day i nteres t penalty san Francisco· 6. Cinc innati 5 In Thursday night's vic(Slaton 2-5), 8 :30 M ilwaukee President Kirkel presented The speaker said such Today 's Probable Pitchers p.m . if withdrawn befor general manager Spec tory, Whitfield drove in San the award to Neff "in insurance should be olfered CAll Times EDTI Seattle {Abbo tt 1 <tl at Detro it maturity date. Richardson talked about the Francisco's first. run in the Pittsburgh (Candelari a 6 OJ at ( F= idrych 0·0 1, 8 p .m . recognition of exception•! through private car riers , Chicago (Bonham s.J ), 2.: 30 Oak land { Blue 3 4) al Cleve . possibility first and the winning run in community service to the should be adequate in p .m . land ( Garland 1 5 ), 7:30pm the eighth. The four hits pediatric unit of Holzer coverage but devoid of exNew York ( Seaver 4 Jl at Cal ifornia ( Ros s 1 2) ar Ph iladelphia 1Christens6n 4 4 }, Toronto (S i nger 2·6), 7: 30p.m . boosted his average to .329 Medical Center." Neff has travagant non-essentials and 8 :05p.m . Minnesota ( Zahn 6·2) at Major League Result$ and now he is finally starting coordinated the pediatric should be economically Montreal (Alca la 1-ll at 51 Balt imcre ( May 5-41, 7: 30p . m . By United Press I nternationa l Louis (Dierker 0 1), 8:35p .m . to think of hbnself as a Chicago ( Brett 5 3l at New unit 's TV fund project the sound. Nationa l League Major League Leaders Cincinnati (Zachry 2·5 ) at Los York ( Hunter 1 3), 8 p .m 000 000 {)()()- 0 4 0 regular. past five years. Dr. Budd felt most of the Mntreal By United Press lnfernal io nal Kansas City (Leonard 1..s ) at Chicgo 000 001 OOx - 1 3 I Angeles (John 4.2J. 10 : 30 p.m . BattinQ "I 'm not worried about how L. R. Ford, manager of the professlon's Houston (Mc la ughlin 0 1l at BOS!on ( Jenk ins 4-4}, 7:30p .m . problems Rogers, Kerrigan (8). Me E . ( bas ed on 8 0 at bah l T he Athens County San Diego {Griffin 4 2). 10 p. m . (8) and r=oote ; Krukow Saturday 's Games many hils I get," he said, Kyger Creek Power Plant, should be re solved by naney Nationa l League Savings & L oan Co . Atlanta ( N iek. ro 2 7) at San Seatt le at D~troit and M ltterwald . WP- Krvkow G AB . R . H. Pet . " only that when I hit it means accepted the award on behalf pbyslcia.._. themselves, not ( J . 2 ). LP- Rogers (5 -4). Francisco (Barr 6-4). 10 : 35 Californ ta at Toronto 296 Second St . 38159 28 59 .371 something. It won't do me Prk.er . Pit p. m C~icago . at New York Pomeroy . Ohio ' of OVEC. The plaque read : some bureaucrat ln ( 10 innings Tr illo, Ch i 38 136- 13 49 .360 > Saturda y's Games Kansas Ci ty at Boston "In recognition of conlinulng Washington. Scott , 51 L 36 96 11 33 .344 any good to hit .400 if the Te)(as qt M ilwauk.ee, n ight Phlla 1000002000-- 3 80 Pittsburgh at Ct"i icago Smns , St .~ 39 138 2.5 .46 .333 team loses.'' 100 100 0011 - 4 13 1 Atlanta ar San Fran c isco Oakland at Cleve , n ight contributions to the Holzer Prior to Dr. Budd's ad· Sf .L KrnpL NY 33 102 13 34 .:333 Lerch , Reed (7) , .Garber (10 ) Cincinnati at Los Angeles M inn at Balt imore . night Gary Lavelle wound up the Medica I Center School of dress, President Klrkel and Boone ; Denny , Hrabosky New York at Phlla, n ight Jnsn , Hou 35 103 19 3J .330 Vlntri , Mtl 35 143 18 47 .329 winner Thursday night as the Nursing Scholarship Fund:• · pointed out that in the Holzer (8) , Metzger (10) and Simmons. Montr~a l at St . Lou is, night Smith , LA 40 1<11 37 46 .326 - Metzger {.1 OJ. LP - Reed Houston at San Diego, night Giants extended their winOVEC has provided this Medical Center' s five years WP Lopes , LA 41 157 31 51 .325 (2 . 'L Mtws , A !I 32 117 23 JB .325 support the past 20 years. on Jackson Pike, the fa cility American League 210 022 100- 8 7 0 Dr . Budd, introduced by has admitted 56,000 patientS. Atlan ta GAB. R. H . Pet. 102 000 ooo- J 4 1 San Dgo Bailr , Tor 301 11 2243 . 387 Max W. Morrow, chairman of Kirkel, speaking on behalf Messersm i th, Camp f8 l and Carw , Min 42 169 29 65 .385 the board of trustees, Holzer of the medica l center Correll ; D' Acquisto, Griffin (2) , Wash , Tex 31 121 12 42 .347 Spil lner (7J and Tenace . WP ~ Hospital Foundation, touched hospital, said, "We are proud Messersmith ( 4.1) . LP - Gri ft in Fisk , Bos 38 )3 1 33 45 .344 By United Press Internat iona l back. from P itlsburgh , 10 a Bstk , Min 38 146 29 419 .336 on major problems facing the or the hospital and those who (4 -3) . HRs- Atlanta , Paciorek Thursday multiyear contract Chalk, Cal 38 132 13 44 .333 (3 ), Burroughs (ll). Baseball Pittsburgh . Signed place· medical professional today. haVe made it come alive. We 40 160 27 53 .331 Atlanta Activated f irst k. lckers John Abate of New Mu.nsn. NY 34 12A 17 4\ .331 Tbe speaker said there want to thank everybody lor ( 1o innings I baseman Will ie Montanez arid York ana M ike McKenna of A .Wds , Tor 29117 20 38 .325 000 000 300 o-- 3 6 0 returned outfielder Brian Asset - Central Connect ic.ut College and Brett, KC must ~ some control on their support during the past Hous Brtsn . 8os 38 164 21 53 .323 . LS Ang 300 000 000 1- 4 8 0 Mine to Richmond . center John Pelus i of P itts . Kelly , Sa l JO 96 14 31". 323 soaring medical costs, but five years." R ichard , Forsch (l'{l ) and Milwaukee Recalled in burgh . 215 attend HMC anniversary fete ,., On Certificates Of Deposit $1,000 Minimum 1 Yr. Term Results, line scores ~The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Fnday, May'!/, 1!!77 Mother-daughter I -Girl Scout :piary • 11ed ;~ btlnquet enJ10 J ;~;; The annual motherdaughter banquet of the Busy Bee Class of the Middleport First Baptist Church was held Thursday night at the church. Officers of the ~lass served lhe buffet style din- ncr. Mrs. Beulah While had the program following the dinner with each member introducing her guest. Special welcomes were extended lu Mrs. Dana Hamm of Arcadia Nursing Home , and Mrs. Electa Souders, who has been ill for sometime. Mrs. Carol Granda! DANCE SLATED ~'<•ASON, W.Va. - A round and square dance will be held at Red's Cl ub in Mason Saturday from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. Music will be provided by tbe Sound Senders r rom Ravenswood . Tickets will be on sale at the door for $1. The event Is being sponsored by Mason VFW Post 9926. There will be door prizes. Pomeroy Flower Shop VanMeter 992 -2039 or ~~~tl Ferguson ; Hooton. .G~rm.an ( 10 ) and Yeager . WP - Garnian (2.0J. LP..- Forsch (<1-3). ONE STOP HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER PAINT AND PAINTING SUPPUES WAil-TEX WAll COVERINGS INSULATION FOIL.fACED FIBERGlASS PWMBING FITTINGS & AXTURES ELECTRICAL SUPPUES SHINGLES RAMPART-FIBERGLASS BY JOHNS-MANVILLE 1 f ie lder Bob Sheldon from Spokane to replace plfcher Barry Cort. who was placed on the disabled lis! Wednesday . Ci nci 021 100 010 ~ 5 10 1 Seattle ~ Announced scout San r=rn 111 100 Jlx .,- 6 14 1 Tom Laspina d ied Thursday of Nolan , Caldwell (5 ), Murray an apparent heart auack . t5 l, Heaverlo (6 ), Borbon (8) Pro Footba ll and Bench ; Montefusco , Cor Baltimore - Signed corner nutt ()) , Lavelle {7), Moffit! (9) backs I,.Joyd Mumphord and and Hill . wP - Lavetle (3 .1). LP DolJg Nettles, sa fety RandY - Borbon (Q .J ). HRs- Cincinat . Hall and punter David Lee to one. yea r contracts ti, Geron imo (J J. Morgan (6 ). Chi c a g o Quarterback Virgil CarTer announced his American League . Chlcgo 001 200 010 --- 4 8 2 retirement . M i lw 110 010.....;.. 3 7 a Cleveland - · Signt:>d kick. Stone, LaGrow fB l and return spec ialist Daryl Brown Downing ; Rodi"lguez , McClure of Tufts to f ive one Year (81 and Moore. WP - Stone f5· contracts . 3). LP - Rodriguez ( 1 l l. HRS-'Dallas - Signed No. 1 draft M ilwaukee, Banda (6), Money chOice Tony Dor sett , runn ing ooo (8) . • that delights ... MENU FOR SUNDAY, MAY 29th VEGETABLES: POTATOES: PIE: SALAO & ~lJHS~ NBA playoffs NBA Playyolfs By United Press Internat ional Final Round { B es t of Seto'enl Philade lphia vs . Portland ( Pfliladelpllia l ea ds, 2-Dl May 22- Phila 101 , Port lnd 101 May 2&~ Phi l a 107, Porlln\1 89 May 29- Ph ila at Portland May 31 - Phila at Portland x -June 3- Porfland at Ph ila x -June 5- Phita at Portland x -June 8- Portland at Ph ila x-if necessary FINAL SVAC DIAMOND STANDINGS TEAM . W l Southern WHA playoffs WE'VE GOT IT ALL SEED CORN By Funk's, Piooeer & Kenworthy FERTILIZER FlU"' K'S H'tBRID 1 9 3 7 5 Kyger Creek North Ga II ia 5 6 Southwestern 4 7 Hannan Trace 4 1 Eastern WHA Pla yofh By Un ited Press International Final Round <Best of seven) Winnipeg vs. Qu e-be< ( Qu ebec wins, 4-3) May 11 - Winnipg 2, Que 1 May 15.......Que 6, Winnipg I May 18- Winn !pg 6, Que 1 May 20-Que 4, Winnipg 2 May 22-Que 8, Winnipg 3 May 24-Winnipg 12, Que 3 May 26-Que 8, Wi·nhipg 2 11 8 9 Last week's results: Symmes Valley 9 Kyger Creek ·a; Kyger Creek J Symmes Valley 1; Synimes Valley 13 Norlh Gallia 2. Property Transfers Frank M. Curry, dec. lo Lulu M. Curry, cert. of trans., Salem. Virgil B .. Teaford, Sr., Helen L. Teaford to Don Eblin, lot , Syracuse, Crooks Add. Franklin D. Gheen , Donna L. Gheen to Carl 0 . Gheen, Lillie Gheen, lots, Racine. Wayne R. Prince, Bernice D. Prince to Howard E. Etnrick, Ruby L. Emrick, parcels, Olive. Pearl Randolph to Donald L. Randolph, 6.50 acres, Orange. Robert R. Stanley, Flossie D. S~nley to Mark A. Gtueset, Nancy S. Grueser, 7S aaes, Bedford. COACH NAMED SUTTON, W. Va. (UP!) Ernie MooreJ a head coach for a dozen years, has been named head football coach at Braxton County High SchooL Moore , who had been hea~ coach at Warren Local near Marietta, Ohio, stx years, also served as head coach at Ripley and Caldwell, Ohio. · ln iernalional League United Pr ess International Charles lon Pawluckel W L Pel. 24 12 .667 Home fries, Apple, cherry, slaw, cottage · Toledo J, Charleston 1 featuring ZENITH ~oi.on ~~iiWi Th e ELLIPSE I • H1950W Ultramodern simulated grained American Walnut ~teamboilt In11 cabinet. EVGEiectronic Video Guard Tun lng System with OneKnob VHF and UHF Channel Selector. "Real Old-Fash ioned Home Cnok111~" 100% Solid-State 3rd St ., RACINE, OH 10 PHONE 949-2515 Chass is w ith Patented Power Sentry Voltage Regulaling System. INGELS FURNITURE PERMANENT ARRANGEMENTS From I MONUMENT CEMETERY CANS Filled With SADDLES 20% off Cash 'n Carry ' MUM PLANTS ACME AND DINGO $498 BASKETS From $1195 ·wESTERN BOOTS lfz PRICE DAY ..' -;:; JUNE19· ,--- JACKETS Glads and Carnations 20% OFF WESTERN HATBANDS ~PRICE / ,.. , bers work on project em i.f.TART ~'AI.I.S In By Charlene Hoeflich prcparatwn fur the Memorial ::< « Day WL-ekend, members uf thcBendO'the River Garden SYRACUSE BROW;IIIE TROOP 1120 Club met Monday nighl at the Mrs. Joyce Sisson, leader or the Brownie Troop fur the past l.<!tart Falls Cemetery fur a thre-e years, was given a farewell party by the troop at Thurs· work session on their day night's meeting. The party was held at the Syracuse beautification project there . Elementary School. The urns and planters were Mrs. Sisson was presented with a girt and a card from the filled with new soil and a troop and cake and Kool-Aid were served in her hunur. ~ariety of nowers, the rose During the meeting plans were made for a swinuning party bushes allhe entrances were in June with the girl scouts. Mary Baldwin, Heidi Cobb and trimmed and the shrubbery Kim Adams served the refreshments. was l'runcd. The grass Following the meeting, the Brownies went to the [lleigs around the benches in the rest Musewn to see the antique doll collection of Mrs. Shirley area was also groomed. Flowers and plants for the Huston on display there. The pledge to the Oag was led by Jane Jett, the Lord's Prayer by Angie Davis, the girl sco ut promise project were donated by Don by Wendy Fry, and tbe Brownie smile song by Jane Imboden · in the ritualistic opening. At last week's meeting, the stick treasure chests were finish- :~:~'$-'k-~W.ceae .~~-:=:· ed and bookworm markers made. The Brownies signed a thank you card fur Bill Burkhart Fanns which donated nowers lo the troop for Mother's Day. Day camp was discussed and the registration forlllS distributed. Day Camp will he held at Camp Kiashuta, June 27 to July I. Wendy Triplett, Mary Baldwin, Shelly Wolfe, Kim Adams and Heidi Cobb took part in the opening Ceremony. ~~ SYRACUSE JUNIOR TROOP 1204 Participation in the Memorial Day parade was planned when the Syracuse juniors met Tuesday night. The girls were reminded that June 10 is lhe deadline fur registration fur day camp at Kiashuta, June 27 to July I. Debbie Michael led in the Lord 's Prayer, Dream Owens, the pledge, and all recited the girl scout promise. The next meeting will he held on June 23. New officers elected TUPPERS PLAINS - New officers were elected at the recent meeting of the Rose Garden Club held a llhe home of Mrs. John Rice. Elected were Mrs. Frederick Goebel, president; Mrs . J ohn Rice, vice president; Mrs. James Stout, secretary; Mrs. Robert Dorst, treasure r ; Mrs. J immy Ca ldwell , news reporter. During lhe meeting a summer planting of nowers for the Tuppers Plains School was discussed and the planning cc;unmittee named was Mrs. Grace Stout, Mrs. Dorothy Stout and Mrs. Sally RACINE - The Rev. and Mrs. John A. Coffman, Racine, are announcing the fo rthcoming · marriage of their daugh t er, Geneva Carol, to the Rev . William Edward Carte; son of Mr. and Mrs. Billy D. Carte, Charleston, W. Va. The open church wedding will be an event of 7:30p.m. June 4 a t the F irst Church of the Nazarene at Chillicothe, The bride-elec t is a graduate of the Mt. Vernon Nazarene College with an associate of arts degree in music. The Rev. Mr. Carte Is a graduate of Mt. Vernon wi th a bachelor of arts in religion . · Both graduated Monday. Following their wedding 2Q%OFF WESTERN HATS 20% OFF $750 CaldwelL Mrs. Caldwell gave devotion s followed by members praying the Lord's Prayer. For roll call members nomed their favori te rose. Verse of lhe mont~ was read by Mrs. Dorsi and the program, ~'Gardening In May" was presented by Mrs. James Stout who also had the special arrangement. The traveling prize and the door prize were won by Mrs. Leota Massar. The June meeting will be the annual picnic for the family and will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ~'loyd Stout. the couple will spend the swnmer in Charleston , W. Va. In the fa ll the Rev. Mr. Carte will begin his seminary train· ing. Yerian graduates SERVICE CHANGED The F irst Southern Baptist Church, Pomeroy, will hold its regular Sunday evening service at Ft. Meigs; Rutland at 7:30 p.m . following the church picnic. FRIDAY BUFFET dinner at the Hemlock Grove Grange Hall Friday beginning at 4 p. rn. Proceeds to go to the emergency squads. Sponsored by Modern Woodmen Camp 7230. 1950's DANCE Friday Royal Oak Park, 8 p. m. Must be over 21. Music by Kenny Hysell. Sponsored by Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi.. Cash and Carry of Hubbard's or Syracuse, and Bob Barrut< or the Midway Market 111 Pomeroy. Mrs . Bess Parsons donated toward the project, and Early Roush and Bert Grimm did some spraying and painting . A vote of thanks was extended to those who contributed and notes of tllanks will be sent. Following the work session, members went to the home of Mrs. Bert Grimm for a meeting . Devotions were given by Mrs. Eileen Buck with Mrs. Esther West reading the club poem. Mrs. Ruth Barnitz had an inspira- t.reenhou~e will host the June meeting. A picruc was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. GrettaSimpson. uonal thought ano the prayer was given by Mrs. Ida Diehl. Mrs. Nora Cross presided at the bUSiness meeting with membt!rs ~xchanging starts of plants for roll call. Mrs. Buck was awarded a ribbon for her arrangement of a rose in a bud vase. A certificate of apprecia· lion from the Gallipolis State Institute for therapy work there this past year was read. It was decided during the meeting to make some arr•ngements for the Racine AJunu1i Association banquet to he held Saturday night. Mrs . Bernice Carpenter Celebrates birthday MONDAY BARBECUED chicken and spare ritis Monday ,at Chester. Serving begins at 11 :30 a.m. Tractor pull at 10:30 a .m . Parade and memorial services , I :30 p:m. Sponsored by Chester Volunteer Fire Department. EIGHTY -FIFTH annual memorial services at Burlingham Baptist Church Monday at 1:30 p.m. Honor Guard at Feeney Bennett Post 128, American Legion, Middleport, will attend. The Rev . John Snedden , of Charleston, guest speaker. Public invited. TUESDAY MEIGS County Pioneer and Historical Society meeting Tuesday at Meigs Musewn. Business meeting, 7 p.m. with program at 8:15. · Fibn of Meigs Count y in early 1930s to be shown; public invited . BffiLES AWARDED SYRACUSE - Bibles were awarded to seven seniors at the Syracuse Church of the Nazarene Sunday, May 22. Receiving Bibles were Lisa Grindley, Dave Bass, Harold Imboden , James Imboden, Greg Cundiff, Joe Hobnan and Neil Knight. THE . MEIGS INN Helen Teaford, president, in charge. Devotions by Mrs. Beulah Ward were taken from Psalm for Modern Man. She read the pucIllS " If I Have not Love" and "The Greatest of These" followed . by prayer. Mrs. Vera Van Meier gave YOUR DIAMOND MOMENT HAS ARRIVED Honof li p rou dly wtlh a JEWELS OF BEAUTY d!O · mond engag e ment ot wi;Kid1ng rmg , tully regiS· tered and guaranteed tor all the lasting vai\Je Ol"'ld d tS!InCI!Ofl YOUI IOVe deser.--es . Vw.t.us ~oon the secretary and treasurer's SATURDAY LETART Ball Association will hold a bake sa le Saturday at Racine Post Office beginning at 9 a. m . JERODMOOR E SQUARE Dance Saturday at Racine Junior High 9 p.m ., music by King•Kords, Belpre. Callers, Jim Ca rnahan , Carroll Teaford and George Theiss. Open to public, admission, $1. BAKE SALE Saturday at the front of the New York Jerod Moore was honored Clothing House, 9 a.m. to 1 on his fifth birthday with a p.m . Sponsored by Syracuse pic;n.ic dinner at the home of Methodist MYF. Homemade his parents, Mr. and Mrs. bread, rolls, fudge and pies. Dennis Moore. SUNDAY A cake in the shape of ·a RA CINE OES officers baseball hal a nd homemade practi ce for ins pection ice cream were served to his Sunday, 2:30p.m. Inspection Mr. and Mrs. grandparents, date, June 9 at Masonic Bill Winebrenner, Mr. and Temple at 8 p.m. Moure; greatMrs. Dinty MEMORIAL Day Dinner at Letart Falls Community Hall · grandparents, Steve Robson Sunday. Serving will begin at and Oma Winebrenner, and 11 :30 _a.m. Menu of chicken, Jerry Aleshire, Mr. a nd Mrs. potatoes , noodles , green Jack Williams, Jane Ann a nd beans, slaw, pie, coffee a nd Tucker, Timmy Hanes, Beulah Ward , Blanche ice tea. Frazier and Amy Moore. CHI CKE N barbecue Sending a ' gilt was his · Sunday beginning at 11 a .m. grea t-grandm other, Mrs. at Racine F ire Station Grace Gloeckner. s ponsored by the fi re department. Dinn er will include a half of a chicken, slaw, baked beans and rolL reports, and plans were made for a yard .sate to be held on Thursday and Friday, July 7 ond8 on the church lawn. A picnic was set for July 31 al Gallipolis with Mr. and Mrs. Karl Klucs and Mrs. Van Meier to complete the plans. The June meeting will be held al the church on June 'l7 with a white elephant sale. Following the meeting a socia I hour was enjoyed by the Rev. and Mrs. Harvey Koch, Mr. ·and Mrs. Karl Kloes, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Van Meter, Mr . and Mrs. Charles Hoback, Robert Fla.megan, Mrs. Teaford, Betty Ash, Emmogene Holstein, Ann Sauvage, Mrs. Ward, Eleanor Robson, Jean Kloes and the hosts. BESTSELLER BIBLE ••• the THOMPSON CHAIN REFERENCE BIBLE Y'11 . !he Tl!omo1on Chein Fl.el•r•nc• Bib!• - Fourth lmp•ov.O Edlllon. 8dll11d by Dr . Frank TnomJ)IDn. II on lhll na llonll l)ftf..l\lf 11111. Th ouNndl ol p•oplt hi.,. •ecoynlz•d !his Bible u 1 bllslu\\er tor _y11r1, The 51 unique lulu ret round 10 1\11\plul b~ ml!'lilllfl, IIIChlfl, 1\UCIIn\1- .. \\ wno ·IOYI !hll W~;~rd \ l.lerg i('a\ helpt ' " cooneclt'd • lth Elghl D'JIIrfmlnltlnr:ludlng· (11 r 8 .t Creloptdll : 12) ~Ill BIDfl Readings, 131 Outline Sludlltl of the Blbl• ; (') Studi.. of P•omiMnl Bible Chi,.C\.,1; (5) 8 1bl8 Hermol\111 l!'ld UIUIITI\Id S ludlu;· (81 Arc huo\O(IIC&J S upplement (7) Al\!llld Concoroanee: ena (8) Colored Bible AH•• wl!h lnde• . Choice of !llltincllvl blndmg styhtt and eoiCIII , choice Ql paper lt)!IM . A~lllab\e ln Black L111111 : Rod Lel18! ; l n!l, BliCk Li ller L..u;11 Print Ed!I!OOI. GOOD RESPONSE Approximately 365 Meigs Col!nly women attended the three finance forums fo r woinen held' by the Pomeroy National Bank and its• branches. Due to the · large number of registrations the Pomeroy main offi ce forum was m'oved to the Pomeroy Elementary School and the Tuppers Plains branch forum was moved froin the branch office to the St. Paul United Methodist Church in Tuppers Plains . Speaker , for the forums was Attorney Ber· nard Fultz. CLINIC SET SYRACUSE ~ There will be a free blood pressure clinic Tuesday , May 31, at Syracuse Fire Station from 5:301o 7:30p.m. sponsored by the emergency medical tectmicians. Actual 1ill o! pt!nl in Black La1te1 1nd Red Letter Edl!ionl L~tger In prlnl IVIIIID\t 8 \ IC~ Lilli! Large Print E<lllkln . Middleport BOOK STORE MIDDLEPORT, 0. 99 MILL STREET ~ •Parts ....,., Plus SUPER VALUES Guaranteed! $293 Keeps on Beading and Shining, Ra in After Rain ' Was·h After Wash . AND THE Car Wax available as paste or Jiqu •d. PIZZA SHACK WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY, MAY 30TH 399 W Main St. 002-2 164 , 0. THE .STORE WITH " ALL KINDS OF STUFF" FOR P TS, STABLES, LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS, LAWNS AND GARDENS SYRACUSE - Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lisle hosted a picnic at their home Monday night for members of the Eagles Class of the Asbury United Methodist Church. Following . the picnic a meeting was held with Mrs. VOICES OF Liberty, will practice Friday night at 8 p.m . at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church. Full Service 20% off Hubbard ; Social •· Lisles host picnic Calendar WESTERN BELTS FATHER'S (?: & BIUIOLDS WESTERN FRINGE FRESH FLOWERS From !~ Keith Alan Yerian, husband of Susan Rusche! Yerian, . formerly of Pomeroy, received his bachelor of arts degree May 23 from MI. Vernon Na<arene College. Yerian graduated with a degree in computer science and a minor in mathematics with cum la ude honors. He :;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: was awarded the Kappa Chapter of Phi Delta Lambda PICNIC SET and Nazarene Honor-Degree. The seve nty-nine kinHe was also a two year dergarten puplls of Mrs. m emb er or the National Mary Carolyn Wiley allhe Honor Society. Pom eroy Elemeutory The Yeria ns plan on School will hold a picnic moving to Houston, Tex., and swimming party at lhe where he will attend graduate Middleport Municipal Park school at Rice University. next Friday. Attending the graduat ion Children wiD board buses from here were Mr. and Mrs. leaving for Middleport at Alfred Rusc he!, Eugene, 8:45a.m. Members of Mrs. Mary and Nita. Wiley's swimming class wfil serve as lifeguards for the kindergarten students. POST TO MEET MASON, W.Va.- Stewart Johnson VFW Post 9926 here :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:::::::::;:::::::::::::::::;:;:::;:: will meet June 5 at 2 p.m. at the trailer. There will be free refreshments following the meeting for members and guests, R . 0. Ohlinger , Commander, announced. Open Sunday 10 a.m. - 2 p.m . ·Combination boxes or pots li lied with annuals that bloom and bloom . OFFICE HOURS : 9: 30 to 12,2 ro S (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS. ) - EAST COURT ST. , POMEROY. ., •.. 59 N . Second St. 992-5560 BLOOMING " PLANTS N. W.OPTOMETRIST COMPTON. p.D. · 19nDECORATOR COMPACT TV CHAR-BROILED STEAKS WEEKDAYS 6 a.m . lo 7 p.m. SUNDAY 8 a.m.To i o.m. FLOWER POTS Middleport FREE with the purchase of this 106 N . 2nd Ave . Middleport, O . BE SURE TO STOP IN AND SHOP OUR NEW JEWELRY DEPARTMENT ·NEHI ROYAL CROWN BOmiNG COMPANY > p eac h . GB 23 13 .639 Tidewater 17 16 .515 51 2 Rochester 19 19 .514 5' 2 Syracuse 17 19 .472 7 Richmond 15 18 .455 112 Toledo 18 24 .314 12 12 W edn esday's Results Pawtuck~t a. Syracuse 3 to he held tonight al Royal Oak Secret sisters were selected and Pal Brogan gave the cultural report on religion. For entertainment, Sheila Reeves, Kathy Cumings, Susan Lanning, and Conn ie Dodson sang songs from the convention. Hostesses lor the picnic were members of the losing attendance team. 19HlENITH (l~ll @lOMA(OlOR II mashed . 7- Up, tos se d , cheese. the ways and means commit- M f! Geneva Carol Coffman plans june wedding 95 value ~ ' $29 , , . . -rTV cart · , --;} WE HAVE SOFT ICE CR-EAM MILK SHAKES AND BANANA . SPLITS . 1L Pitching Most Vic tories National L e agu e: Rhoden , LA and Forsch, St . L 7.1; Burr is, Ch f 7-4; Candeli.Jritl , Pitt · and Denny , St .L 6·0; Sutton , LA 6. 1; R .Reuschel , Chi and Carlton, Phi16 -'l ; Barr , SF 6-4, American L.eague ; . Tanana, Cal 8-1; Ryan , Cal 7-4; Zahn, Minn and Garv in , Tor 6-2 ; Palm er , Bait 6·3. Earned Run A\lerage {based on 3ti if'!n i ng s pitched ) National League : Sutter , Chi Candelar ia, Pitt 1 62 ,· 0.73 Rogers, Mil 2.20 ; Hough , LA 2.34 ; F ingE'rs, SO 2.36. · Am erican L eague: Figueroa , NY '· 1.56 ; Tid row , NY 1.76 ; Guidry , NY 1.85 : Blyleven, Tex 1.97 ; Tanana , Cal 2. 18. Green beans, corn , noodles. Gifts for perfect attendance were presented at the Tuesday night picnic of Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Bela Sigma Phi Sorority at the Route 33, Roadside Park. Receiving the recognition were Sonia Ohlinger, Connie Dodson, Susan Lanning and Ma urisha Nelson. During the meeting plans for the coming year were oullined by the chairmen of 'w Walk- up Window Hours : Weekly hours, 7 to 10 p .m ., Sunday , 2 to 10 p .m. American Leag ue : Remy . Cal 19 ; Patek, K.C 15 ; Norri!l , Ctev 13 ; Bonds, Ca l 12 ; North . Oak HITS 156.372 MPH " CHARLOTTE, N. C. (UPI) - Dave Marci s drove his Mercury to a speed of 156.372 miles per hour Thursday night to earn the 16th starting position in Sunday's World 600 stock car race in raindelayed qualifying at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Baked stea k, flound er fi st'!, fried chicken , roast beef and ham . MEAT: 15. Symmes Valley OPEN : Mon. thru Sat. 8 : 00to 5 :00p.m . CONVENIENT FREE PARKING 992 -5020 992-3748 Middleport , 0 . ~OS N .2nd. Ave . Coti'ege Baseball Creigh1on - Appo inted Jerry eartee to succeed David Baker a·s -coa·ch . Hockey Bvffalo ( NHU - Announ.ced !hilt Coach Floyd Sm ith w ill not be back next season . CinCinnat i (WHA l - Tri!ded center Greg Carr oll and de . tenseman Bryan Maxwell to New . Eng land .for the Wt-!A rights to goaltender Mike L ieut of Bowling Gr een Un ivers ity and a second ·round draft choice in 1979 ; announced Lieu! has signed a two year contra c1. Soccer Ch icago '- Annouhced thai mid f ielder: Benny Alon 1s rejoining the team after a yea r in Israel. Hom e Run s Nat ional League: Cey t LA 13 : Sm i fh , LA 12 ; Burroughs , Afl ' 11 ; Johnson , Hou 10; Luz inski , Phil and Winfield, SD .9. American League : Zisk, Ch i 12 ; Hisle, Minn and Gross, Oak 11 ; Evans and Scoff . BOs and E .Williams, Oak 10 Run s Batted In National League : Cey , LA .43 ; Winfield, SO 41 ; Burroughs , All 38 ; Parker, P itt 37 ; Garvey and Smith , L.A 33. Amer ican League: His le, Minn 42 ; Rudi, Cal 39 ; Zisk. , Chi and Velez . Tor 32 : Hobson , Bos and Munson, 30 . Stolen Ba ses National L: eague: . Cedeno , Hou and Taveras , Pit1 18 ; l.,opes , LA and Moreno , Pifl 16; Morgan , Cin and Cabell , Hou Attendance recognized means, annoum:ed the dance _@ FOOD presented devotion.s using Proverb 31 about mothers. She gave a reatlL•I( on mothers and closed -.i'h prayer. Several readings were given by Mrs. Eli.ahclh Slavin, Rosemary Lyons and Mrs . White. Janice Gibbs had a piano solo and to close the group formed a prayer circle. A picnic will be held al the home of Mrs . Lyons in June. lee, the socia l commiltee, and the project commiltee. Kathy Doidge, ways and Meigs Co. Branch Sports transactions .••••• __ ... ..••.. ·················· ·m>~-·m;··...········-·-··"'"""" o·' w.·.w.-".w __._.·,·-·-·,·,·,· ______, ___._.,_ ....·.·········-~~-·-· · .,_q ·=-~=->:-:·=·=·:-:-.,.,..,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_, . IMJrniMJ®aiL*IIDlAlYr 1 • Parts You'll Find This Superb Value At These"-' Plu s Auto Parts G $ J- Auto Parts 144 We st Second Street Pomeroy, Ohio St or~s G & J Auto Parts Route No. 33 Mason , West Vir.Qinia �6- The Daily St!nhnel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0 ., Friday, May'!/, 197i CHUWCH \ undoy 3ct)oo1 5-ervKe 10 o rn , Proyer meeling , Thurs day 7 p m Sunday evening ~er . vrce . 7 p.m. ". . ZION TRINITY CHURCH . Re'tl . W. H Pernn, pastor; Jl oy Moyer . Sun· day uf'lool supl Church School , 9· t5o .m . wor~h•pserv•ca , IO<JO om Cho1r rehearsal , Tuesday , 1 30 p.m. under dirEKi ian of Mrs Paul N ease. POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. Corner Unmn and Mu lberry Rev. C lyde V . Hender ~; on . pastor Sunday school , 9·30 a .m .. Glen McClung, supt.; morn lng worship, 10·30 om ., e"'en1ng servica 7 :30. mid week s.erv1ce , Wednesday , 1 30 p .m . Suw.i.J; I CQrmthla!U , . 1·34 i\lonchy I CQrmrhuJIIJ /J lJ-)8 TN tsdd) II Curmthtan.r 4. 1- 18 Wo/•~d.J Ephwam 4 17-32 Thuru/11; I Thm11/omam 4· 1· 18 Fru/aj I T111101h) 6 12-21 Sa11mln; / john I f. /U Bill is so proud of his final report card that he 's shanng the good news with Towser . Children thrive on accomplishment, and they need family and friends- and , yes , even their dog -to rejoice w1th them . Like Bill, we all thrive on accomplishment and want to share 11 w1th others. If we broaden th1s trait in human nature we will want to make the whole of our experience a living success . In Scnptures selected by The Amencan 81ble Soc.efy doing so. we Will fulfill our own ambi· liOns which God has planted deeply within us. But stark ambition is not enough, and God has g1ven us the patience of love and understanding as well . What a combination! There is no set formula, but your church w1ll put these assets in proper perspective . Now you can share - now you can reJoice. G RACE EPISCOPAL, T ~ Rev. He rold Deeth, rector Church sar\/ices, 10.30 a .m .. Holy commu· nlofJ f trs t Sunday of mon1h; chvr· ch school, 10 30 em for nursery thr ough 12. POM EROY CHURCH OF CH RI ST, RIChard Evenlion , pa stor , Bib le school, 9.30 a. m. , worship, 10 30 o .m . adult worship service ond young people 's mee ting 7·30 p.m . Combtn ed Bible sfudy and prayer meeting , Wednesday , 7:30 p.m . THE SALVATION ARMY . Envoy Ray W Wming, off icer in charge Sundoy , 10 am , Holinoss mee1 ing, 10 JO a .m .. Sunday School Young Peopl~ s Legion , 7 p.m .. Thur sday, 1 to 3 p.m , Ladies Home League , 7 p m . Prep classe s 8URLJNGTON SOUTHERN BAP TI ST CHAPEl Route I , ShadePastor Bobby Elk in s. Sunday school , 5 p .rn , Sunday worshtp . 5.45 p. m ., Wednesday prayer ser· vice , 7·30 p m ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Corner of Sycamore and Second Sts , Pomeroy The Re v Wi lliam ·' M iddleswo rth , Po ster , Sunday Scl'lool ot 9:45 a .m and Cl'lurch Ser\iices II a m SACRED HEART , Rov. Fathe r Paul D, Welton , pastor . Phon e 992 -2815 Saturday evening Moss. 7 JO j Sunday Moss , Band lOam : Confesston, Saturday, 7-7 .30 p .m. POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200W Main St. , Jerry Paul , minister, phone 992-7b6tJ Con servative, non-instrumontol , Suncicy wor ship, 10 a .m ; Btble study , 11 a .m .. worship 6 p m Wednesday Btble study , 7 p.m . OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHUR CH. Rev .RoiFh Sm 1th , pastor. Sunday schoo , 9·30 a .m. Mrs Worley Fronds , superinten. dent . Preochtng serv1ces ftrst & third Sundays followtng Sunday School. G RAHAM UNITED METHODIST, Preachmg 9.30 a .m .. ftrst and se· cond Sundays of each month ; thrrd and fourth Sundays each COPyltgt\1 1977 Ke1s1m Ad'lentstng ServiCe, Strasburg Vtrglnta mon th, worshtp servtce at 7:30 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - p m Wednesday evenings at 7 30 Prayer and 81blo Study SEVENTH -DAY AI)YI=NTIST , Mulberry Heights Road ... o~oy. Pastor, Gerard Seton Sobu.:MSchool Supertntendent , C lan~ Mcintyre SoDbath School , Soturday aftornoon at 2·00. with War. sh1p Service followtng al 3. 15. KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. I H~ FINESnN MOBILE HOMES 1100 E. Main Pomeroy Ph . 992-7034 John F. Fultz Ph. 992-2101 RUTLAND · Pomeroy . ' . SUNDAY TIMES.SENTINEL BIG JIM'S PLAZA Serving Meigs , Mason And Gallla Area ' Middleport, Ohio . Phone 992-1156 RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING LINDA'S LADY FAIR BEAUTY SALON " HElL" DEALER Ca 11949-2838 For An Appointment Racine, Ohio Ph. 949-2882 Racine Tnird St . REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE . ' SERVICES 214 E. Main PAUL'S BARBER SHOP Open 8 to 5- Closed Thurs . Ph. 992-5130 Potmerov Racine, Ohio . WAID CROSS SONS STORE ELLIS & SONS SOHIO GkuCERrES & GENERAL MERCHANDISE Racine Ph. 949-2550 COM PLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Locust & Beech 5ts.MiddleportPh. 992-9921 . BETSY ROSS BAKERY P. J. PAULEYL AGENT Naf1onwide In s Co. ot Columbus, 0 . Pomeroy " Ph. 992·2318 804 W. Main BAKERS OF GAY90 BREAD Middleport Ph. 992-3030 . HEINER'S BAKERY SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD WE FILL DOCTORS PRESCRIPTIONS Hunti,ngton, W. Va . Pomeroy 992-2955 SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT . LOUIS W. OSBORNE 220 E . Matn Pomeroy Ph. 992-2178 . Middleport, Ohio - GOEGLEIN SAND & GRAVEL Middleport . \ Middleport, Ohio WE HANDLE ONLY U.S.D.A. CHOICE MEATS McCOY AUCTION SERVICE {For a real auction call the Real McCoy) 1.0. (Moe) McCoy 985-3944 . F2RCE~~VENIE~i~~RKEi~S Pomeroy, MIDWAY MARKET Ph. 992 ·2S82 Mason ., ~ Phone 992-2156 lWIN CITY GATEWAY MARK V STORE Ph . 992-3284 THIS SPACE AVAilABLE HALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE Middleport, Ohio Ph. ' " ' " ' JHE DAILY SENTINEL K&C JEWELERS -..,lcated to the Interests ot Meigs-Mason Area Phone</92-2156 Keepsake Diamond Rings 212 E. Main St. Pomeroy Ph. 992·3785 ToU'NTY THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 296 W. Second Pomeroy Ph. SALEM STREET MARKET Gerald & Melva Elbln, Owner Open 8 to 7 dally : 12·5 Sun . Rutland Ph. 742-2424 RACINE PLANING ·MILL ROSEBERRY'S PENNZOIL Ph. 949 .;130 R•cme RACINE FOOD MARKET Syracuse RIDENOUR THE Sli:;JRE WITH A HEART Ph . 949-2626 . R1cine , . • Ph. 9'12-3978 TV &APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE Ra~~~: Chester i; FIRST DYESVILLE COMMUNITY CHUR· OF CHRIST , Po me10y Ha r o~on v1 1fe Rd., Don Kennedy, I)O'iiOr, Btll McEiro~ . Sunday school supt Sundar o m !:Iunday evongei•!.IIC \C hool 9 30 a . m . m ornrng w o1 meel•ng 7 30 p . m Prayer 1hJp and co mmunton 10 .30 o.m,. meetmg Wednesday , 7 <)() p .m. Sunday evenr ng youth Chmtion UNITfO PRESBYTERIAN l: nd eovor , 0 p. m .. worthtp !;er VICe . 7 p m . Wednesd(ly evening MINISIRY OF MEIGS COUNTY prayer meeting and Btble ~tudy Dwight L lo v•lt . d1rec ro r. H A R R I S 0 N V I l l E 7 30p m . ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH . PRl:SBY IERIA N Hev , Ernest Striddin, po stor . Sunday church Pine Gtove . The Rev . Wrll1am Church school 9·30 am . Mrs . Hom~r Mtdd leswarth, Pastor Lee , sup!, mor n1ng worsh•p . s.en11ces 9 30 a m Sunday School 10 30om . 10·30 BRADBURY CHU RCH OF MIDDLEPORT . Sunday school 9 30o .m ., R1chord lloughon , supt , CHRIST , Mr Donald Raley , pas tor. Sunday !ichool , 9.30 a . m .. wor Morning worshtp, 10·.30. SYRACUSE. Morning wor ~ hip , 9 ship !ervice, 10·30 o .m ; Sunday o .m , Sunday school , 10 o .m M rs. ser vices , 7 p . m : youth group , Wednesday , 7 p. m. Sampson Hall , supt ANTIQUITY 8APTIST, Re v £or! RUTlAND CHURCH OF GOO, Rev . James D. Guynn , pastor . Shuler, poster. Sunday school Sut1doy ~chool , 10 am.; Sunday 9 30 a .m .. Church servtce , 7 p .m .. worshtp , II a .m . Sunday eventng youth meeting , 6 p. m .Tue'idoy Si· servtca , 7 p m ., Wednesday war- ble Study 7 p .m. RACINE CHURCH OF THE sh ip ser vice , 7 ·30 p.m . HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH. NAZARENE . Rev John A. Coff. Nea r Long Bottom , Edsel Hart , men , pastor. Sunday School , 9 30 poster. Sunday school, 10 a m ; o m . Gerald Wells. supt . MornChurch . 7. 30 p .m .. prayer ing worsh i p , 10 •30 a m .; Sunday evemng worshtp, 7 30 , Prayer meeting , 7:30p.m . Thursdav. MIDDlEP ORT PENTECOSTAL , meeftng , Wed nesday , 7 30 p.m. RACIN E FIRST BAPTIST, Don L Thtrd A ve .. the Re v. Wrlliam Knti tel , pas tor Rona ld Dugan, Sun - Walker , Pa stor, Ron me Salser, doy School Sup! Cla sses for all Sunday sc hool supt .. Sunday ages , eventng servt ce 7 30: Brbltt school, 9·30 a m ; morn tng worstudy , Wedn esd ay, 7 ·30 p m , shtp , 10:40 o.m , Sunday evonmg worship, 7 .30, Wednesday evenyoulhservtces Fr iday , 7·30p m MIDDLEPORT FREEWill · BAP- ing Bib le study, 7:30. DANVILLE WESLEYAN, Rov R. TI ST , Corner Ash and Plum. Noel Herrman , pa stor Saturday even · D. Brown pas lor, Sunday School, ing servtce 7:30 p m . Sunday 9·30 o m .. morning worship 10 45 , youth serv1ce , 6 45 p m . School , 10 30 o m. evemng wonl-·up, 7:30 p ,m .. M EfG S prayer and pratse Wednesday , COOPERATIVE PARI SH 7 30p m. METt-JODiSTCHURCH SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST. Robert T Bumgorner , Miles Trout pas to r Sunday Direc tor school , 10 a m , Stove L1ft le, sup f. POMERO'r' CLUSTER Evening servtce , 7 p m , ; pr aye r Rev . Robert Hoyden meeting, Thursday , 7 p .m . ' Re v. James Corb ttt CHESTER CHURCHOF GOD, CHESTER , Wor shtp 9 .15 am Rev . Bobby Parler , pastor, SunChurch Sc hool 10a m POMEROY , Wors htp , 10.30 a .m. dey sc hool, 9 ·30 om , worshtp Churc; h School 9 30 o m . UMY' F ser viCe, II a m ; evenmg serviCe, 7.30. youth serv1ce . Wednesday, 6 ·30 p m ENTERPRI SE. Worsh tp 9 a .m. 7·30 p m LAN GSVI LLE CHRI STIAN CHURChurch SchooiiO o.m ROCK SPRINGS W orshtp 10 CH Te d Jones pas tor . Sunday o m. Church School 9 15a .m. school, 9 30 o m ; Roy Stgmon, sup! ., morning worship, 10·30; UMYF b.30 p. m Sunday evemn g serv1ce 7 30, FLATWOODS, Worsh ip , II am mtd-week ser vice , Wednes day , Church School10 om , 7·30 p m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE Rev. Robe rt Bu mgarne r NAZARENE , . Re v. Dole Boss , HEATH, Robed Bumgarner Pa stor . Worshtp 10 30 a.m . pastor; Bob Moore, Sunday Church Sch ool 9·:30 a m UMYF 6 School supf , Su nday school classes tor all ages , 9 .30 a. m., p m RUTLAND, Wilbu r Hdt, Pastor . morning worsh1p , 10·45 om., Worship 10 30om Church School NYPS , 6 30 p.m .. evongeltsftc ser VICe 7:30 p .m . Prayer and 9·30o m fasting Tuesday, 10 om . · SYRACUSE CLUSTER M idweek proy e r se rvice Re" Horvey.Koch, Jr ASBURY , Worsh1p 11 o rri Wednesday. 7 30 p m : men's prayer meeting , Saturday , 7 p.m. , Chur ch School 9.50 o . m UMW ft rst Tuesd ay . Btble Study Thurs. m tssion ory meeting , · second Wednttsdoy , 7.30 p .m 7·30p m. UNITED - FAITH NON · FOREST RUN , Worshtp 9 a. m. DENOMINATIONA L Rev Robert Chu rc h SchoollO om . Sm tih pastor. Sunday School , MINERSVILLE , Wors hi p 10 o m 9 30 a .m . · Closs leader , leo H1ll Chu rch School9 om SYRACUSE , Church School 9 00 worsh ip ser vic e, I 0·30 o .m chur ch 7·30 p m . o .m Worship service 7·30 p. m SOUTHE~N BAPTIST CHURCH- Drewy Gore , wpt Sunday School , 9:30 o .m , morntng worshtp, 10 45 a .m . THE HilAND CHAPEL , George Casto , pastor Sundoy School, 9:30a. m .. eventng worship, 7.30 . Thursday evening prayer servtc&, 7·30 p m . POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST , Rev. Peter Crandall , pastor. Wilhom Watson, Sunday school sup! ; Sunday school, 9.30 a .m .. BYF , b p.m ., Btb le study , Wednesday , 7 p .m ; choir practice , Wednesday, 8.30 p m. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTI ST. 282 Mulberry A ve , Pomeroy . Paul J Whito , Pastor, Gory Basham , Sundoy school supt. Sunday school, 9:30 a m.; mormng worship, · 10:30; evening worship, 6·30 p m Midweek praye r service, 7 30 p.m . MIDWAY COMMUNITY CE NTER , Dmder Rd , langsville , Ohio , Rev. Clvde FerrelJ 'Pastor , Sunday SchooJ , 11 o m. Saturday praoch ing sorvtces 7 ·30 p m. Wednosday evening B1ble study ot7.30p m. FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, Bodey Run Road , Rov . Emmott Rowson , pastor . Handley DuJln, supt. Sunday sc~ool 10 a .m. Sun day evoning servtee 7:30 , Bib lo teod11ng . 7.30 p.m . Thursday . cHURCH ClUSTER Rev. T1m othy Sm 1th Cluste r Leader Rev Steven Wil son A ssociate BETHANY, (Dorcas), Worsh tp 9·30 om Church School 10·30 a m. CARMEL. ChruCh Sch ool 9 30 am Worsh ip 10·30 am 2nd and 4thSundoy s ' APPLE GROVE. Sunday School 9.30 a .m . Worship 7·30 p .m 1st and 3rd Sundays , Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p.m . Fellow shtp supper ftrst Saturday b p . m . UMW 2nd Tuesday 7·30 p m EAST LET ART, Chruch School lsi , 2nd , 3rd Sundays , 9 .30 0 . 1'\1 . Fourth Sunday 10·30 a m . Wor. ship 2nd Sunday 7 ·30 p. m 4th Sunday 9.30 om .. Prayer meet1ng Wednesday 7.30 p. m . UMW lst Tuesday 7 ·30 p .m WE SLEYAN (Racine ) Sunday S<:hool 10 a . m. Worshtp 11 om , Jr UMYF Wedn esday 3·30 p m ; Bible Study Thu rsday 7 p. m Cho ir Practice Thursday 8 p. m . LETART FALLS , Chu rch School 1st, 2nd , 3rd Sundays 10· 15 am. 4th Sunday 9. 15 a. m ., Wors h1p ht, 2nd , 3rd Sundays 9 .15 o .m , 4th Sunday 7·30 p m MORNING STAR , Wo rs hip 9 30 a m .. Church School 10:30 a .m .. Mtd -Week Ser.,.. ice Wednesday a pm CH , Roger C. Turnor, pastor. Sunday sc hool, 9 30 a.m .. Sunday morning worship, 10:30; Sunday evening service , 7:30 THE SALVATION ARMY , 115 Butternut Ave .. Pomeroy. Envoy and Mrs . Roy Wining, officers in chorge . Sunday holiness meeting, 10 a.m .. Sunday school, 10 30 a.m . Leader YPSM Eloise Adams , 7:30 p .m . solvat ion meeting ladles Home League, 12 noon to2 p.m .. Tl'lursday , prayer meehng and Bible study, Thursday , 7 30 p m :t-'- · MIDDLEPORT MT. MOAlAJ::L_BAPTIST, Corner Fourth and A,l;Oiri7' '4J,ddleport. Rev. Henry Key , Jr., pas~n doy School , 9 .30 a. m .. Mrs . Erv tn Baumgardner, supt.; Morning worship, 10·45 a .m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF MORSE CHAPEL , Wor shp 11 am ,; Church Set-loot 9:30a .m. PORTLAND, Worship 7 30 p m ; Church Schoo19 30om SUTTON , Church School 9 .30 a m , Worsh ip lsi and 3r d Sundays 10 30 a.m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev , R1c hord Thomas Pastor DuoneSydenstmker John Douglas Assoctates JOPPA , Worsh ip 10 o .m ; Cl'lurch School 9 o m .. Prayer Meeting Wednesday p.m . LONG BOTTOM , Sunday school at 9.30 am, Worsh ip serviCes at 7~ 30 p .m . B1bltt study and Youth meeting ot a p .m . on Wednesdays NORTH BETHEL , Worshtp · 11 a .m., Church SchooiiO a.m. CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION . ALFRED. Sundoy School 9 J0 a lawrence Manley , pastor; Mrs. am ; Worship 10·45 o .m Prayer Russell Young , Sunday School meeting Wednesday 7.45 p.m .. Supt . Sunday School 9:30 a .m . UMW 3rd Tuesday p .m . Evening warship. 7 · 30 , REEDS VIllE , Sunday School 9·30 Wednesdoy prayer meetmg, 7·30 o .m Worshtp 7 30 p m .. Prayer p .m . Meetmg 7:30 p .m . Tue sday. MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD, V1sitotion7 ·30p rn. 1st Thursday Racine Route 2, the Rev. James SILVER RIDGE , Worship 10 am. M . Muncy, pastor . Sunday schoo l, Church Schoo! 9 a m . Y:-45 a . m .. mormng worship, 11 ~ TUPPERS PLAINS , Worsh1p 9 a.m .; evening worshl~ . 7 30. a .m Chur chSchool 10a m Proyor meeting, Tue sday, 7·30 KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST 1 p.m .. Young people's meet1ng George FrederKk, supt . Serv 1ce 7:30p .m . Thursday weekly , 9 30 a . m . on Sunday. MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST, Preaching first and third Sundays CornerS1xthandPalmer , theRov of month by Cltfford Sm tih , 9 30 Peter Grondal. pastor, Manntng o .m Kloes , superintendent Sundoy HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION, Schoo l. WMPO Rod to program Dorrell Dodd r1ll, pastor. Sunday 9 30 Cl m .. leonard 7:45 a .m .. Sunday School, 9.15 School. o .m , Morning Worst'l!p , 10:15 Gilmore, first elder; evening serWednesday a m . Youth activities and vice , 7:30 p .m fellowship for 1umor and sentor prayer meeting , 7.30p.m MT . MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD . htgh students, b p.m . Sunday evening worsh1p , 7 ·30 p .m. Mid - Rac ine Route 2. The Rev Charles week prayer serv1ces , Wednes - Hand, pastor Sunday school 9 45 day , 7.'JOp.m a .m .. morning wor ship. 11 a .m . CHURCH OF CHRIST , Mid · Evening services, Tuesday and dleport , 5th and Main . George Fr 1doy, 7·30p m . Gloze , mintster, M1ke Gerlach, BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH superintendent , Terry Yankey , OF CHRIST, Doug Seamon , youth minister. Bible school , 9·30 minister Bible study , 9·30 a .m ; o .m : morning worsh ip, 10·30 mormng worshtp , 10.30 a .m .. 7.30 p .m . a. m .. even1ng worship, 7,30, eventng worst-lip, prayer servtce , ? p m . Wednes · Wednesday Btble study , 7·30 p .m . day KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST . MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE • George Fredertck , sup t. Sunday NAZARENE , Rev . Jtm Broome, morning serviCe, 9.30 a.m. with pastor; Mrs Mary lothey , Sunday preaching on f irst and th ird Sunschool sup! Sunday school. 9.JO day of month by George Pt ckens . om . ~ morn1ng worshtp 10·30 STtVERSVILLE COMMUNITY a EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Elden R Bloke, poster Sunday School 10 om ; Howord McCoy, Supt .. Mo rmng sermon , 11 o .m ; Sunday ntght serv1ces Chr is ltan Endeavor, 7·30 p m. , Song ser v ice, 8 p . m .· Preaching 8. 30 p .m . Midweek Prayer meeting, Wednesday . 7 p m.; Roy Adams , lay leader. "CHURCH OF JESUS CH RIST . LONG BOrTOM p.m. FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION a> Bold Knob Rev Lowronco Gluesencomp. Sr , pastor . Roger Willford , Sr .. Sunday ~chool supt Sunday school ~ 30 D ., Sunday evening service , 7 p.rn. Prayer meeting , Tuesday , 7 ·30 p, m. Ernest Dee ter, doss leoder. Youth mH:ting Wednesday. 7.30 p m with Don and Martha Meadows , leade rs WHITE 'S CH A PEL , Coolville RD Rev. Roy Deeter, pastor . Sunday scHool 'it 30 a.m .: worship ser vice , 10:30 a .m. Bible s1udy and prayer ser vice , Wednesday , 7:30p.m. RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHR IST. RUT.LAND COMMU NITY CHURCH, Sunday School . 9·30 o.m. : worsh1p serviCe, II am .. Wednesday praye r meeltng , 7 JO p.m. youth servtres , Sunday, 7 p.m .. Sunday nrght wors hip, 7.30 . RUTLAND CHURCH pm MASON CHURCH Of CHRIST . P. 0 Box 487 , M dlerSt , Mason, W. Va . Sunday 81ble Study 10 a.m .: Worsh tp 11 o. m and 7 p m Bible Study Wednesday 7 p .m , Vocol muste . FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST, Cor ne r of Second and Anderson , Mason. Pastor, Wolte r Cloud. Sunday school9 45 o m .. wor~hip service, 11 om and 7 30 p m . Weekly Bible study, Wednesday , 7·30 p m MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD. Dudding Lone. Mason, W Vo Chester Tennant, Pastor Sunday School 9·45 o m .. Children's Church b <IS p .m Young Poople's Ser vice 6:45 p m . EvangeltstiC Ser vice 7 30 p m . Women 's Mis SIOnary Council 10 o m . l ~rst and tt'md Tuesdays. Prayer and Btble Study , Wednesday, 7·30 p.m. HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION , Th e Re.., William Campbell , pastor. Sunday School , 9·30 o m . James Hughes , sup!., eventog servtce , 7 30 p.m Wednesday eventng prayer meetmg , 7·30 p m . Youth prayer se r vtce each Tuosday FAIRVIEW BIBLE PEOPLE"S CHURCH GOD Not Pentecostal, Rev George Oiler , pastor . Wo rs hip service Sunday , 9: 45 om ; Sun day schoo l , 11 a m .. worship serVICe , 7 30 p m . Thursday prayer meef tng, 7·30 p m MT. HERMON Un1ted Bre thr en Church. Sunday School 9 'JO a .m . Wor ship service 10 45 o .m Preathtng servrces every Sunday alt ernating wt th C. E. Wednesd ay prayer mee ting 7 ·30 p m Rev. James Leach. pastor David t Holter, loy leader. , JEHOVAH 'S WITNESSE S. l mtle east of Rutland , junctiol'l ot Rou te 124 and Noble Summ1t Rood {1174). Sunday Btble Loctu re , 9 :30 ...... o. , Watchtower study , 10 ·30 a. m.; Tuesday , Bible study , 7 and 8 i5 p m .; Thursday , theo cr alt c scl'lool , 7 30 p m . service meeting, 8·30p m . HOPE BAPTIST ~ S70 Grant St. , M1dd leport . Bobbv Elktns , pastor, Sunday School, 10 a m ; worship ser vtee, 11 a . m. eventng servtee , 7.30 p m . Thursday prayer meeting and Bib le study, 7 30• p. m. ~ RUTlAND FREEWill BAPTIST '" Churc h - Lelood Ho ley pastor . ~ Sunday srht.ol , 10 o. m ; evening serviCe , 7 30 p .m . Prayer meet1ng, Wednesday, 7:30p. m . CHURCH OF GOD of Prophecy, located on the 0. J. Whi te Rood oft h ighway 160. Sunday School f 10 a .m . Superintendent John ' Loveday. Ftrsl Wednttsday mght ; of month CPMA servtces, second ' Wednesday WMB. meeting, third : through fifth youth service. , George Croyle pastor. " Brooklyn shortstop • 6 Once - CHESTER CHURCH OF BRADFORD CHURCH 5TRA16HT1 ••.YOU'RE' PROPOSING TH AT WE- DOUI!LE · CROSS Mc.KEES KIDNAPERS 7 Compared ~•-Duck pastor ; Lloyd Wright, 1 Sunday School Supt .: Morn 1ng Worshtp 9.30 o.m : Sunday School 10.20 o m. ; Wednesday Prayer and Bi ble Study 7 ·30 p. m ; Sunday even· mg worship 7:30p. m .: Choir Pra ctiCe Thursday, 7 p .m . 11 Rancor 13 Keen 18 Stunt 24 Indian language 25 Musical QUIT STALWJG! ... ARE 'fOU IN OR OUT~ CAN PROVE THE' TRICKS POSSII!L E'! 114EI<"E, 'lll;lUS '!)\KEN CAI!E 0!=1 NOW. IF ~OU"LL TO DO~ 'YOU'LL <SET A Flr<:E STARTEI'·· · LITTLE ORP'IAN ANNIE--DOLLAR auT vouR WE'RE ONLY I GHOULDN 1T HAVE COME TO YOU, 6UT I DO SO WANT OUR JOHNNIE TO WELL- t-ITTLE. ORPHAN 9 · 0 · 13\JT mt!R TIME ·· WH'f, OR. OUBB CHARGEO 6\ll - I'LL TRY fOOR FOLKS, MAN TO PAY - BUT US l WfNT't' · AVE DOLLARs AND DIDN'T HELP IT WII.L Tt\KE A LONG TIME-· COU LD BE ·· BUT ONE DOLLAR! ~ All l WA NT-- ONLY A DOLLAR A HAD O VER i~!~\J~~J lO GIVE HIM t Pf1ER5, YOU TEN DollARS, OOC TOLD HIM WOULDN ' T CALL OOC ZEE. A 6E A SOCIALIST ORA DURN CO MMY ! TO BU'I' 60NDS Q UACK! WI TH IT - IF HE. IS, HE'S lH' !<:I NO 0' ONE t COULD TOl ' RATE ~w:iHT EASY- - Tl-f '-NAY A WOLF FDUNCESON A Sf...JE£P !'!'- ' BUTW/IAT /IAPPE(VEO TOBONNAZ? NONSENSE , 170 YOU KNOW IF I)ONNAZ FASH IONS 15 STILL IN BU 5 1N ~SS . WY :'Rc T- EY MIGHT hAVE. MOVED TO? . ."[HEN YOU LL &cE FOR '/OURSEL" YOW /0UCH WE REALLY NE':D YOU IN OUR SAlDN t ~UNT11 BESSIE 1 WE. HONESTLY NEED YOU. r;--r;--r;--r.~ Peter 36 Craggy hill 37 "T~Il - Weddinqs in five! Other crimes We're lookinq for the maqistrate's story" ( 2 wds .) ·office! BRIDGE .Oswald and Jim Jacoby Bluff holds best percentage NORTH "'AJ 9 54 ·- 27 • Q 732 o1o K 96 3 WEST more! HOW DO ~OV UJA~ ~OUR 011, I (;OJ'T KIJOW .. . FOUR , I C*!E:% , I'M 1\DT RliAWI PillA '5LIU;O... ItJ FOUR VJ!7WS. OR Sl~ ~ , EAST "'86 3 o!oKJ0 72 .108 32 .54 t J9 t K 10 6 • Q J 10 5 • 8 7 42 SOUTH tD J TOO HU~RL/, .toQ . AKQJ976 t A 8 54 oloA rnrf--f-+-+---ti-- DOWN Both vulnerable l "Mamett the movies L-...I..-.L......l-....L- West North East Pass 2• Pass 4 N T. Pass 5• 5N T Pass Pass 6• Pass Pass Pass South 2• DAILY CRYPTOQUOTEIs Here's how AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW to work it: One letter simply stands for another In this sample · A is used for the three L's, X for the two O' s, t•tc. Single leHr.rs apostrophes, the length and rormation of the words are ali hints. Each day the <'ode letters are different REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CH RIST OF LATTER DAY CRYPTOQUOTES WS L UBT!XWV D WS I LRF CH TVTXWNL FUACWU TW T AFLRSU H F S- s. By Oswald & James Jacoby , An unkind reader sent us the North and SouLh hands and asked us the best percentage play to make six hearts Our reply was that we would try to get some diamond discards from our opponents by simply leading out six trumps while chucking three diamonds from dummy . Somewhere there may be a couple of players who won ' t fall lor this swindle, but it sure looks good to us JusL suppose we run off those six hearts while discardmg a spade, a club and then all four ' BARNEY THEM CHICKENS , SNUFFY-- X W U X Z L' - !RSGF Pass Opemng lead - Q • I TOLD '-IE NOT TO STEAL ECBDF Shuler , pastor. Worsh1p servtce, 9.30 a.m . Sunday school. 10.30 o.m . Brble Study and prayer .ser· Yesterday's Cryploquote: HE SWALLOWED A LOt OF v1ce Thursday, 7:30 p m WISDOM BUT IT SEEMED AS IF ALL OF IT HAD GONE C1\RLUON CHURCH , Ktngsbury THE WRONG WAY . LICHTENBERG Rood . Gary K1ng , pastor , Sunday DOWN school, q 30 a .m ; even1ng wor1977 Kin1 Features; Syndicat~. Inc . ship , 7:30 p m . Prayer meet ing, , HE WAS tl'l iJ 38 Once BETHLEHEM BAPTIST. Re•. Eo" H G F . _ OLO COLONEL 8LATt1ER 'TRIED j:.. (2 wds.) AF WL ANNIE-TONGVE·TRIED HI:::RO' times SQ NOW LESSEE ...'lllAT YO' DONT KNOW~­ AH FE=EVS MOON GAL THAT OLD KNOW!'CRAVIN' '!! 33 Sacrilege 35 Idea us RIGHT~ ROCKY SPIT OVER "n1EilE LOOKS LIKE A GOOD PI..ACE iO STAJ<T! ON JACK RUIN 11 FOR AI.L OF U5 ! ..JOHNNIE A . t 32 A. nc1en X AN D IF YOU SAY THE. RANSOM!> ~/J. M I L~ ION·· I COULD ASK YOU THIO SAME·· YOU KfoJOW SOMETHifJG I OON"T KNOW A60Ur MtKE E"S KIDNAPER>;·· RfCKOH IF YOU•D SEf: ~ HtM OPEF?ATE FIFT'!' PAl tENlS CALL'? HE YEST ERDAY MUST 6 E I GUESS HE H C RArY! HE'll GET ALONG - elder DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST . LOOK~ IF .HJST WAIT FOR THE RANS.OM INSTRUCTIONS AND G~T READV TO PA'I IT! ALL R'IG~'T; ALLEY! I 'LL HAV!: A FIRE GOING sY '11-\E "TIM!: YOU GET SACK! ALLEY! 'YOU'VE GOT VOURSELI' A DEAU 28 AU 31 Marsh space NOTHIN6 HAVE THER~ ·s ... 'TW>IT SOU "'DS GOOD, •·· l:'L!.. SEE II" 1: CAN CA-rCI-! US A COUPI..E OF FIS~ >'OR PINNER! Z5 Riding accessory 26 Hasten Z7 Equivocate 1;;;---!-+.-.J rtver 40 Strict 41 Prefix for THEJ:ZE '$ NOTHING TO PROVE·· BECAUSE ., ALLEY OOP DOCTOR - OKAY. COUNT" ME IN -- /F VOU 30 African river 34 PianiSt, Charles Russell . Sr., min1 ster RICk Macomber, supt , Sunday scl'lool , 9 ·30 o .m .; worship ser "tce , 10 30a m BtbloStudy, lues · day , 7 'JO p.m . SAINTS , Portland Racine Road. Wilham Roush , pos,or. Tom Stobart, Sunday School Dtrector. Sunday School. 9:30 a m.: Morn· tng worshtp, 10.30 a .m .. Sunday evening service 7 p .m Wednes day evening prayer serv ices, 7·30 p.m . V5! ...SOUNO GOOD' ; OF 39 Ctech LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHURCH . Rev Floyd F. Shook ~AN~OM FOR TOO GOOD TO 1!1' TRUE! •. WHAT MAKES 'IOU THINK WE COU~D PULL SUCH A TRICK·· AloJD STI~~ GET McKEE BACK ALI VE AND Hi:ALTH Y? Yesterday's Answer 8 Raise 9 Composed item ~Stage THE CHRI ST , Gabriel Mzrs , pastor. Bi ble Sunday Schoo19:30 a .m : mor nmg church 10.30 o .m , Sunday evening service , 7·00 p .m . Wednesday serviCe , 7:30p .m HIS KIDNAPERS AND THE COMPANY i!>OTH·· AND WE KEEP THE SIX MILLIO >J while LS Not hers Tell EGG~ WITH SHERRY TOMORR()VVI MOR PROJECT' Anagram announcers [or Arut flyer's 26 German city Great Lakes movement 28 Memorize LHART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN, Rev Froelond Norm cargo 21 Mottled 29 Kansaspastor: Floyd Noms . supt. Sundar !1 Baseball's 22 Ward off Missouri school, 9 ·30 a .m ., morning ser· Rose 23 Love story river NAZARENE, Rev. Herbert Grate , pastor. Worshtp serv1ce. 11 a .m. and 7 30 p.m. Sunday . Sunday School, 9·30 o .m . Richard Borton , sup!. Prayer meeting , Wednos day , 7.30 p.m . CAP'fAINEASY ~ET 1,1~ GE'T THI? • YOU 1 R~ RIGHT, .V.A'A M, THI S t/SED TO BET!<E 1'\0NNAZ BUILDIN0. BUT 11-IEY TO RE. IT .~r-~,.,-~-, DOWN TO lv'AK:': WAY fDR A taWINCOME HOU51NG 5 Qld l4 Carry fancier Sll~. 570 , 3 Make-up 4 Terminate component MY SCRAMSLED Gront St. Middleport , Rev, Bobby 1 Elk1ns . Sunday school , 10 o .m ; ., morn ing worship, II , even1ng -'t worship , _7 ·30 p .m ; Thursday : eventng Btble study and praye r , rneeting , 7 30 p. m . Aff 1lroted wtth 1 S.B C : D' - " S Angers 10 Egyptian deity l PLAIN S CHRISTIAN 16 Apple CHURCH OF GOD OF PRO· - SYRACVSE FIRST CHU RCH OF HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL - WAIT TILL YOU TASTE \'\YL H .'\\U ::,i ..\I/ L' OF 2 "Mel odie I Reveal CHURCH , Eugene Underwood ! pastor. Howard Coldwel l, Jr.. 17 Sunday School Sup t : Sunday School , 9 ·30 a m ; Mornmg Ser · l9 mon , 10 JO om .. Sunday evemng servtce , 7 p. m ~0 PHECY , 0 J. White Rood off-160 , Rev George Groyle, po sto rSun · day School , 10 a . m .. Arthur Hen son , Supt., Morning Worship, 11 am . Young People's sorvice, 7 p.m . Eventng service, 7.:ID p.m .. Wednesday Mid -Week Prayer Ser.,..ice , 7 ·30 p . m .; Youlh meet 1ng, b 30 p.m . Evenmg wor shtp , 7 30 p. m " 'T ~IO by THOM~S JOSEPH ACROSS mon, 10·30 q .m : Prayer sorvice Wednesday . 7 30 p .m. - The Daily Sentinel, Mlddleport-Pomervy, 0., Jo"rlday , May T/, 1977 ) 1('1( "ri(AI"\ 1 CHURCH . Leta rt, W Vo., Rt. 1, Rev (l'lorles Ha rgraves, po ste r Worshtp ser · vtees, 9:30a.m .. Sunday school , 11 om . even ing worship , 7.30 p.m Tu esday cottage prayer meellng and B1ble study. 9:30 Study . 7·30 p.m 11 A ong in MT. UNION BAPTIST: Rev. John years Elswick . pastor, Sunday school 12 Radio TUPPERS OF THE NAZARENE , Rev Lloyd D. Gnmm. Jr .. pastor. Sundoy school. 9 30 a .m ., worsl'ltp service , 10 30 a.m . Broadcast live over WMPO, young peoples servt ce b 45 . evangelistic service, 7:30 p.m . Pra yer rneet mg, Wednesday , 7·30 p m .. M ISSIOOO_fy meeltng, 7 'JO p m . f 1r stWednesdoy of month. MASON COUNTY MASON FIRST BAPTIST . Second and Pomeroy Sts. , Stan Craig, pa stor Sunday school , 9 ·-45 om ; worshtp servtce, 11 a.m .. tratrti ng unton, 6 30 p . m o~ even 1ng w ar. ship service, 7·30 p .m . Mid Week prayer senme, Wednusdoy, 7·30 mght prayer serv1ce , 7·30 p m . super tntendent, Don Wilson Sun day school , 9·45 o m ; eYening worshtp . 7.30 p . m. Prayer meet tng, 7.30 p.m Wednesday. THE POMEROY - Corner Main ond Court Sts .. third floor aver Ltghthouse Restaurant Henry Cook , pastor. Sunday school, 10 o .m , morntng worshtp , 11 o .m ; evenrng ser.,.ice , 7 · 30 1 Wednesday ,eventng service , 7.30 . Interdenominational , full ' gospel RUTLAND CHUR CH OF GOD - 1 Pastor Dennts Ba les Sunday ,.. School , 10 am. worship service, 11 ·30 a .m . and 7.30 p .m . Praye r .. mee tl ng , Wednesd ay , 7 ·30p. m RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH j OF JESUS CHRI ST , Thomas l. , Holmes, po ster. Bible study , , Soturdoy , 7 ·30 p. m.: Evange lis tic p m , p rayer meettng, Tuesday , 7: 30p .m .. Bib le Study , Tl'lu rsday , 7·30 p m . POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS - Horrt sonvtlle Rood , j Dowey King, pastor; Ed ison Weaver , assistant , Henry Eb l1n , Jr .. Sunday school 5u pt, Sunday school, 9 ·30 a .m .; morning war . ship, I I a m Sunday evening ser vtce. 7.30, prayer meeting Thursday, 7:30p .m. Dennis Smith , pastor; Fronk Young,Sunday school supt . Sun· day school and co mmunion , 9:30 om . Worshtp and comunion, 10·30 a m Wednesday . 7 30 p.m.. Sotu•dov Rogttr Watson pastor : Jesste White, Sunday school supf Morn · rng wor ship, 9 ·30 am ; Sun doy sc hool 10 30 a. m ; even1ng ser v1ce , 7 .30 , Wednesday Btble CHRISTIAN . Brut• Sm,th. pastor. Wallace Damewood , Supt . Btble School, 9 30 o m Preoch1ng service, 10 45 a .m . No evening service. HYSELl RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH , Rev. Herborl Ai l1ng, postor . Sunday School 9·'JO a .m., M orning service , 10·30 o m .. youth service , b 45 p.m . Evangelrstic 11ervKe 7·3lJ p .m. Prayer meeting , Thursday, 7·30 located at Rutland on New limo Rood next to Fores t Acre Pork , Re v. Roy Rouse, pastor, Robert Musser, Sunday Schoo l sup! Sun day schoo l, 10·30 am .. worship 7 30 p . m . B1b le Study , HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN . a .m . Worstl lp servt ce. Wtfdnes doy , 1 30 p m , CALVAR 'r' BIBlE CHURCH , 16 N . Second , Mtdd1eporl; poUor . Cur · • tis Steph en . Churtk tchool, 9.30 a . m .. preacl'lil'lg ~arvices , 100:)0 o . m . and 7 JO p m. Wednesday ~ ev~ntng Bible study, 7·30p m INDEPENDENT HOLINESS CHUR CH , INC . - Corner Fourth and Ltncoln S1t .. Middleport , Rev . O 'Dell Manley, postor: Sony Hud son , Sunday School supertnten denl . Sunday school , 9·30 o m ; evenrng worshtp, 7 30 p .m : prayer ond pratse servtCe . Wednesday. 7 30 p .m . Wednesdor-. 7 30 p .m . I TOLD 'IE. SHERIFF TAIT WOULD KETCH lfE 1 TOLD 'IE SO'! LRWSY!! I HATE V\SITIN' HOURS!! AN ' THROW '-IE IN TH' tJRILHOOSE !! e , diamonds from dummy Maybe the defender with three diamonds will hold all of them II he has we are likely to go down to defeat and will look mighty silly if a Simple attack in diamonds would succeed due to the presence of the kmg m the West hand . We have set up East-West holdings that will defeat the contract against any line of play . Of course . if South draws trumps , leads the queen of spades and lets it ride East must refuse to win the tnck . But anything i s possible when you see all the cards . The Almanac United Press International Today is Friday , May 27, the !47th day of 1977 with 218 to follow. The moon is between its first quarter and full phase. The morning stars are Mercury, Venus and Mars. The evemng stars are Jupiter and Saturn. Those born on this date are Wlder the sign of Gemim. American poet Julia Ward '\lfl\11.'\.ft fii))"t was born May 27, 1819. On this day In history: In 1935, the U.S . Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the National Recovery Act was unconstitutional Th e act had been set up by Presidenl Franklin D . Roosev elt to combat the Depresswn . In 1941, the German battleship " Bismarck" was SWlk 400 miles west of Brest, Fra nce, in World War II. ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ ~ ~~~ ~ by Henn Arnold and Bob lee Unscramble these tour Jumbles , one lener to each square, to form tOur ordtnary wo rds. ri-:-W-:-:-A:-=R:-:F::cE=-j• rI L . ....:....;.:....:;,~;;?--~-,--, I ~ Q~~ ,--.,.''_"_'"_'-"'=-~ -·-~...., ..... . .._... I SO I NOW V 'i A Missouri reader wants tc know if it is your legal right tc pass your partner's !orcin~ bid . It certai nly is perfect!) proper In a legal sense It il rather dangero"s If your . partner is apt to . get really mad at you for dmng 11. . l ;,:! tI ~ t I I I ) I I t "l ~ IPQRDYS (Do you have a question r-:::'-:--::-:-:-:-:::-, lor the OKperts? Write " As_ k the Jscobys " care of th iS newspaper. The Jacobys wi/J ) answer rnd1vidua/ questions - tBLOMIE if slampsd. s•ll-•ddressed envelopes are enclosed. The most mrerestmg questions Answer. BY "~"' 1-... HOW THE ~CKETEER TOOK OVER THE POULTRY MARKET. 'o/ "\J A - .11 - I I I Now !mange the CirCled leners to form the surprise answer as sug gested by the e.oove cartoon. 'l " .A r1-... I I I I (Answers tomori'Ow) wt/1 be used In thts column and Will receive cop 1es of YeSiordo ·sj Jumbles KETCH ACRID CAMPER SALOO N JACOBY MODERN.! Y llnswo•· Why lhe lurtle lurne<llawyer was exhausled- HE HAD A HARD CASE , "l.A ' �&-The DaUySenUnel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, Friday, MH} 27, 1977 IN THE COURT 0, COMMON PLEAS MilOS COUNTY OHIO ADA YVONNE TACKETT 8- The Dally Sentmel, Mtddleport Pomeroy, 0 Frtday, M•y27, 1977 Let The Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash WANT AD CHARGES C.1wugt~ C11:llh 1.25 tOO 100 150 •da)~ lt.l.ii)~ '" lOll J"S J OO b lh!]~ Fa 11 .,.. m,l u\er tlw mu m 111 1 15 ru Hi.lllllr\ CmdufTtankliarll.l ()bllu;u ~ 6 tcnt'l IW'' 'A onJ $J 00 11, uuun C..;.l 111ad\ lUI{ r :'VIi.llriiVI llt l>l!l~ sa nd'IHll.')<lks uJ ~;I}vx Null~~ lr Cart' ufTit St.n 11 d )(ht W t'tbl ur r tjnl a1y ath Jto: m I o{). )t'tl10nal JI M! ?ubiL!>Itl.,., II ut ~ H~>W ~ Ul..: fo 1 1 v ( than 1c llll\11 cl't UL:>t! I W PI Ullt! 99'! 21:i6 NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES Mo !la} !'llwu un Slltut i.W) 1973 CRAND l onno e.o:cellent co lld han flor"ed one m le East 248 Phone 985 3335 TWO GOOD wo tresses If you th nk you quo illy contort John Musser otthe Me gs Inn T tw~<n 1tuuF niH\ lPM \1 I Ol-DER RE SPONSIBL E lad.,. to I ve n and core f or aged w dow •n J<i) IJcfUt t' IJUb\t CillO! Sw i.l1n ~p M F !ttla} afh.: I II0\.!1 Wiin~&Tto1kiJE! CASH pa id f or all makes and models of mob le homes Phone area code 6 l4 423 9531 Nolii!I!F PIANO LESSONS d 'u ld rens and adults Mrs Har..,ey Von Vrollke n 992 2270 ~--- -- -F1re Dept w1ll THE RACINE VOL hove o ch clu:tn barbecue on Sunday May 29 at the Ire sto ton Start ng at 11 00 AM ANYBODY CAUGHT f st·ung or sw1 mm ng on Tr1 Slate Mater al s Corp property at Ap pie Grove Oh o w• ll be pro sec.uted to the fullest extell t of the law Sup! Tn StoteMoter c i s WILL LEASE OR buy young poled hereford bull Ten cow herd W II piCkup and delver Phone Chesh1re 367 7514 ATTENTION MEIGS H gh Sen ors Full co lor portra1ts n your cop end gown graduation set! ng Two 5 IC 7 s '" folders $.4 50 payable when p cture token The Photo Place 109 H1gh St Pomeroy FOr oppo ntment TIMBER Pomeroy duct s Top pr ce sow t mber Co I Kent Hanby I 446 Forest Pro for stondmg CW2 5965 or 8570 COINS CURRENCY tokens old pocket watch es and chollls s lver and gold We need 19M and older s1lver ca ms Buy sell or trade Call Roger Wamsley 742 2331 FOUND FEMALE Norwegton Elkhound Coli 985 4130 check at John Bennetts Mt 01 "e Rood Long Boll om TRUCK DRIVER Wont~ by local employer Must be exper enc ad on tond•m vehu::les Prefer mature man about .oliO y&c:~ rs of age Reply to Box 729C Do1ly Sen tmelg vmg age educol10n ex:penence and references LlNOA HERDMAN No 16 419 Not1ce by Publication To Linda Herdman whose last known addr~?SS was C o Wayne Fullle General Del very Waynentlle M1ssour1 you are hereby not1f ed that you have been named Defendant In a legal action ent tied Oav d 8 Herdman Pla lnh lf vs Linda Herdman Defendant Tn s act1on has been assigned Case No 16 419 and, s pen ding n the Court of Common Pleas of Men;s County Pomeroy Oh 10 45769 The oblect of the compla nt Is for d vorce care custody and control of the mInor children of the parties and other relief You are re~uired to answer the complelnt with i n 28 days after the last publ cat1on of thiS notice which will be publtshed once eac h week for s K success ve weeks The last publ cat10n will be made on June 24 1977 and the 28 days tor answer Will com mence on that date In case of your fa•lure to answer or otherwtse respond as reQu red by the Ohio Rules of Crvrl Procedure d vorce w II be-granted May 20 1977 Larry Spencer Clerk of Courts Me gs County Com man Pleas Court 2A 6tc I POMEROY 0 PH H2 2176 II I llnternatlonal Harvester I INew Idea Equipmentl ~Culloch Chain l . . __ _I _ _ • = - ~ent =- 3 AND 4 RM furn shed and un furn shed opts Ph one 992 5434 NEED A WATER SOFTENER? Let Pomeroy landmark soften & cond1hon your water and a Coop water sottene.- Model UC XVI Now Only • Let u s Fr(\'e 279 ,95 test your 992 2689 water 2 FAMILY Yard Sole thru Sotur day May 28th 1973 Harley Da'<~ dson molorcycle 1973 Mercury Comet Coli 742 2516 YARD SALE Saturday 9 h1 1 4 30 North of Fo1rgrounds near Roya l Ook Form at Potfl Wall brown res dence YARD SALE across from Chester Grode School Ha ro ld Johnsons Fndoy Saturday Sunday and Monday YARD SALE May 30 10 t1 ll 6 Rt 124 Syracuse Ant ques collec tab les and turn lure THERE WILL be o F ~ve Fam ly Yord Sole Tuesday May 31 at the Roger t·hll res dence f rom 10 t II 4 Rae ne oft Ma n 51 Many hne 1fems Cancelled 1f ra ns end no soles before 10 00 lues WIlls Oh o 3 FAMILY 'ford Sole Saturday 9 t1ll 4 p m Hubbard St Syr~se YARD SALE Fndoy and Saturday 9 t II 5 From Pomeroy turn left on County Road 26 F ve Pomts Anllque glassware new fobnc lod1es 13 and J.4 clothes fur mture m sc YARD SALE Moy 26 30 31 Bosl'lon Keno FOR SALE Or trade slote roofed born standmg to be tore down Phone 742 2746 SM ALL NEW IDEA ManurE: spreader 1959 Che,.rolet I ton !ruck wllh von body and power lo•lgote good cond1t on New Holland Manure spreader 163 bushel good cond hen 3 pomt h1tch mower 7 ft cui good cond ton Tandem fro ler type fert l1:zer spreader good co nd ton Model b4 lnlernollonol combme good cond t on W II toke trades phone 949 27_70 l.iJack W Carsey Mgr Phone 992 2181 ANTIQUES AND COlLECTOR s Items Ch no oak cupboard 6 leg ook table Go teleg drop leaf kltchen table ches tnut 100 years old Duncan F f e gloss lop co ffee ta ble w1lh 6 feet Decont~r s Cool m ners and J m Beam some depres s on gloss and He sy 660 H gh Street M1ddleport $2250 Phone (614 )696 3190~ FOR MEMORIAL DAY Beaut ful selechon of flowers Baskets sprays wreaths vases Fays Novelty Shop N Second St Mtddleport HOOF HOLLOW Buy sell trade or tram horses RUTH REEVES tro•ner Phone (614) 698 3290 GOOD RICH Top so1l Chorles R Hotf1eld Bock hoe Ser._. ce Phone 7.42 2008 AK'C SHETLAND sheep dogs (M n ) Collies 2 females 7 weeks old Shots and wormed Phone (614) 367 0292 or I AND H Beams 8 9 and 10 nch 3677.:_11:.;:2"---~-~-"-~ AKC REGISTERED Coll1es 3 mon ths old AU shots Chomp on bloodlines S125 Phone (614 ) ~2_ 90_• -~:---:"--, TWO MALE pupptes Beogle type block whtte brown other carmel color Phone742 3162 MEIGS COUNTY Humon& Soc1ety Anrmetl Coreline 992 7680 or _ after 6 p m 992 5427 pm 1973 CHALLENGER with 46 000 m1les and two Y, Regtstered Arabtan Horses Phone 992 7559 --very good cond --- GRAND Pnx a r cond1t on ed p w p b p s t i t wl'leel 31 000 m1les $3 400 Phone '185 3519 after 6 p m and after 12 on weekends 1971 (AMARO '1/ 8 automat c power stEH9r ng o1r cond Ironer AM FM rodlo t~pe player P.flone 992 2338 K:AWASAKl 500 han S600 Coli 949 2628 or 949 2626 NEW DELUXE CE range $250 Phone K1ngsbury Home Soles qq2 7034 MISC HOUSEHOlD Contents Fur n1lure oppl onces pofs and pons ond etc May see Solur day May 28 or by oppotntment col/949 2251 Racme IB 000 BTU WINDOW AC FA otl fu rnace and tonk 992 2526 after 5 ~ m • Call LABOR GUARANTEED BISSEU. SIDING CO. REASONABlE RATES A local contractor Phone 949-2801 or 949 2860 Reedsville, 0 TWO BEDROOM house located on l ocust St Middleport $1.4 500 Coli 992 5248 or 992 3436 FREE ESTIMATES HOUSE 2 bedrooms 2 cor garagE w th room upsto1rs fully carpeted and ponnelled In lersecl on of 7 and 124 Phon e 992 7482 or 992 7605 Ftnlntrna Awa1llrb\e Blown tfttO W1ll1 l AHtts WINDOWS ALUMINUM SID IIIGcSOfflll GUTTERUWNINGS LARRl,,.~V~DER 410 I mo NINE ROOM HOME both carpel f repla ce two porches double carport y, acre oulbu ldmgs Des re so le by June 30 Pr ced to mO>Je Ph one 992 7210 for oppo ntment LARGE COUNTRY store always a money maker ups tors o:::ould be mode nto on apt Owner w II help f nonce f necessary Phone 949 2770 FOR SALE by owner 6 yr o d home 3 bedrooms large 1 vmg room modern k tchen central heo l 1 /, baths fully carpeted garden space fru r trees 4 acres of lend $28 000 3 m les nor th of Chesle r off West Shade Rood Don Pooler 9B5 3897 New Co Op water sof· teners model VC SVI Only S279 95 Save uo oo on a new Hatpotn1 Refngerator 1 New 20 CUbiC It Cflest Freuer S319 95 Now 1n stock complete l1ne of bulk garden seeds 1 Good McCullough Cham Saw us 1 Good Used Poulan Cflatn saw sso 1 Good Used Un1co Dryer sao 00 1 Good Used G E Dryer S85 1 U se d Lawn Mower $.50 Alignment, wheel balancrng, tune up, brake work, mrnor repair Behind Rutlond Grode School Evening work by appo1nlmenl Ph 742 2005 561mopd Shirley's Beauty Nook John 51 Syracuse Nob1l Summll Road Rt 1 Middleport 0 992 5724 Complete Sales Servtce and Supplies and 3 14 1 mo Owner Sh1rley (JeffetS) Wolfe Formerly lola's Beauty Salon For appomlmenl call 992-2549 Tuesday thru Saturday 8 00 a m to 5 oo p m Open n1g hts by apporntmenl 216 SEPTIC TANKS deoned San1tat on 992 3954 school ~ 3 bedrooms 2 baths lovely equipped k1tchen large Rec room 24x2B has F A heal cond 2 basement features Pomeroy Landmark ---- - - air ca r garage Many otl'ler JUST LISTED - 9. -Jack W Carsey Mgt' ~ Phone 992 2181 & Very n1 ce 3 bedrooms formal dtntng bath basement garage lot runs from street to street $23 500 00 LOVELY FRAME & BRICK - Close to Me1gs Ht J bedrooms 1V:1 baths mce kitchen w range & dtsl'l washer formal dining lovely Rec room full basement garage 1 acre $35 000 00 CLOSE TO FORKED RUN LAKE - 6 acres double w1de (occupied 1ust 1'12 yrs ) Ltke new garage 2 bu•ldlngs $17 000 00 ABOUT 3 YEARS OLD - Lovely splil entrance (the house of the future) 3 4 bedrooms 1112 baths dream kitchen corner lot 1 acre JUST $37 500 00 SOUTHERN STYLE HOME - Beaulllul k1lchen CB SPECIAL ROBYN WV 23 has everythtng formal dmmg 5 bedrooms 4 baths ut1llty basement carpettng $24 000 00 CB Mob• e Transce ve r complete wtth weather proof PA speaker 2 wav base loaded CB antenna tor roof top or trunk mount Power cord coax antenna cable and all hardware ncluded DROP IN - HAVE A CUP OF COFFEE - DISCUSS YOUR REAL ESTATE PROBLEMS WITH US HENRY E CLELAND REALTOR Hank. Kalhy ONLY 569 95 & Leona Cleland 992 2259-985 4112 992 2568 ELECTRIC POWER WEED AND GRASS TRIMMERS Realtor E Second Slreel 742 2348 Phone 992 332S CARPENTER floor ng ce lmg panelmg Phone 992 2759 NEW LISTING- Walk to MOBILE Home Repo1r Elec plumbmg and heat ng Phone the stores from this renovated 8 room home 3 bedrooms and 2 balhs city water natural gas and on Ohio Power 517 000 YEARS OLD - N1ce 4 bedrooms bath with 4 shower closets eat tn k1tchen disposal natural gas F A furnace and level lot Only 516 000 ENORMOUS 4 bedrooms lots of closets 2 baths nat gas F A fur nace basement with famtly room and shop 2 porches and garage on large lol 527 500 NEW LISTING Ohio Power Full basement $24 000 CORNER LOT - 2 church butldtngs on State Route 1 concrete block m good condttlon Would you buy these for $11 200 QUIET - Level lol w1th end, 2 modern bath and 2 porches $15 000 NEW LISTING - 57 acres - 6 room lurnace barn house 3 car garage crib and minerals 529 000 COUNTRY -2 wooded lots and 696 7331 HARRISON S TV Repo1r Servrce Calls 276 Sycamore St M1d dleport Phone 992 2522 EXCAVATING BACKHOE dorer trencher low Boy dump truck trucks sept c systems B1fl Pull ns phcme 992 2A78 day or n ght W•ll do odd 1obs roofmg pam t ng gutter work Phone 992 7A09 SEWING ALHRATION5 UpholsteflnQ drapes reasonable 572 South Th~rd Ave M ddleport Phone 992 6306 PIANO TUNING Lone Comets 12 years of serv1ce Phone $29 95 WATER WELL Dr II ng W T Grant Phone 742 2879 after b pm electric BUY A HOME TODAY AND BE SAFE TOMORROW WE HWE DOZENS G Bruce Teaford Helen L Teaford Assocloles WILL 00 yard work and po ntmg Reasonable Coll992 5214 acres nice level land larg~ pond stocked w1th flsl1 good 1112 story house with 3 bedrooms bath and dining room nice fireplace 1n llvtng room full basement FA furnace house srtuated off ma in road for privacy located 1n Morn1ng Star area 1ust ten mtnutes from Jack w Carsey Mgr Phone 992 2181 P'f."eroy Askmg $25 000 ··' JllST LISTED- 4 bedroom house mosliy carpeted -- (5) 992 2174 Phone (6 14) 667 3653 PIANO TUNING by Electronic ComportsonAccurote Reosonoble 3718 60 K 12 MOBILE HOME w'1lh 10 x 16 Add A Room awn ing under p nmng storm w ndows storage bu1ld ng Contact Deryl Well Tupper P.lo ns (614) 667 3951 ofter4 PUBLIC AUCTION Sole Frldoy 7 p m New and used merchon d!Se of Oh o R ver Auchon House (formerly Mason Auc: t1on) located 1n J m s Plaza ot 409 Pearl 51 M ddlepart Home phone (304)773 5471 wrap around porch garage large lot all overiooktng GUITER SERVICE Continuous one piece gutters We hang tt, or do If yourself Spec1al prtces lo builders Phone 949 2814 9a.m.to5p m 28 1 mo Young's Carpeting LARRY E SPENCER Route 3, Pomeroy, 0 Free Est1mates ~-- ---~-- SMALL form for sole 10•. down Owf"\er f nonced Monroe toun ty W Vo Phone (304) 772 3102 o• (304) 772 3227 ----- COUNTRY farmland w1th sedud ed woods water and good oc cess 1n Mon roe Coun ty W Vo $1 000 down co II (304) 772 3102 o• (304) 772 3227 - Com mere ol property opprox 17 acres level land located ot Tuppers Pian~ on Oh10 Route ) liAS HAN - Nice 2 story counlry home containing 7 rooms and 1'1, baths mosliy carpeled Kllchen has all new butlt tn cabinets with bronze stove and refngerator to match new porcl'les and all new alum1num s1d1ng and storm wtndows forced alr natural ga~ furnace and drilled well garden space Th1s house Is warm and ready for lmmed1ate occupancy co me take a look lust 518 900 FREE GAS - Nice modern 1112 story farm house containmg 4 bedrooms dining room kilchen with buill In appliances basement city and welt water 2 barns work shop and other bulldmgs large P9nd stocked with fish appro)(1mately 23 acres tillable and 46 acres fenced Good location Call for appointment prtce SBO 000 Ph ('n<> 161 ~ 1 ~M 1':-J,.l --- -~ NEW 3 bed room house bu1/t In ~utc hen both and , Ph.-,ne 742 230b or con tact M1IO B Hui ch1son fi!ulland Ohio VA FHA 30 yr f none ng I eland Mortgage 71 I: Stole Athens phone (b1.4 ) 592 3051 WE ARE SELLING PROPERTY AND NEED YOlJR HELP, LIST WITH US WE HAVE BUYERS FOR VACANT LAND FARM AND RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY Call J•mmy Deem At 949 2388 • • • • .. Installation, samples brought to your home w1lh no charge 2231mo BRADFORD Auctioneer Com plete Ser..,•ce Phone 949 2487 or 949 2000 Racme Oh o Cqtf Bradford ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR Sweepers toasters irons oil small oppl onces lawn mower next to Slate H1gl'lwoy Go rage on Route 7 Phone (614) 985 Case No 22108 Estate of Thomas J cook Deceased Notice Is hereby given that Evelyn Cook Clerk of Pomeroy Oh10 has been duly appo nted Executr ix ot the Estate of Thomas J Cook deceased late of Pomeroy Meigs Countv Ohio Cred tors are required to file their clatms with said fiduc1ery w th 1n three months Dated this 11th ctay of May 1977 Manning 0 Webster Judge Court of Common ~leas Probate 0 vis on (5l 13 20 27 Jtc 3815 SEWING MACHINE Repo rs ser v1ce oil makes 992 2284 The Fobr1c Shop Pomeroy Authonzed S nger Soles and Serv1ce We sharpen SciSsors EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe work dump trucks and lo boys for h re w II haul fill d rt to sod ftmestone and grovel Call Bob or Roger Jef fers day phone 992 7089 ntght phone 'R2 3525 or 992 5232 6 cy l auto 75 Ford LTD 4 dr•• •• •• •. •••• 13695 74 Ford Galax1e 4 dr•••••••••• 12695 76 Cadillac Cpe DeVIlle ................... '8800 74 Chev. Vega, Full pOwer and a1r Full power and a i r As 1976 FORD ELITE $5295 Power steenng and brakes. arr condtt•on•ng v1nyl top 1976 FORD MUSTANG II 2 DR $3495 Automatrc transmiSSIOn AM F M Tape 4 cylmder 1976 FORD PINTO 2 DR $2995 4 cyl1hder. 4 speed transmiss ion, AM rad1o . less than 10 000 m1les 1975 FORD l TO 4 DR $4295 VB. power steenng and brakes, a.r cond1honrng , cru•se control 1975FORDMUSTANGII3DR 53295 Power sleenng and brakes a1r cond111on1ng , 4 speed transm1ss1on . ex clean, 22 000 m lies 1975 FORD GRAN TORIN04 DR $3295 Power steermg and brakes atr cond•hon1ng AM rad1o, low m1leage . cream puff 1975 FORD MAVERICK 4 DR $2995 6 cylmder, automatiC transmiSSIOn a1r co nd1t1onmg power steenng vmyl top ex sharp 1975 FORD MAVERICK 2 DR $2495 6 cylmder. automahc transm1ss1on power steenng 1n5FORDGRANADA4DR $3595 302 VB power steermg and brakes a.r condii!Ontng. vmyl top 2 to choose from 1n5FORDGRANADA2DR $2995 3 speed. col sh1ft power steenng 6 cylmder , n1ce 1973 FORD TOR IN02 DR $2295 Power steenng and brakes a1r condtt1onmg VB 2 to choose from both mce ln5FORDGRANADA2DR $3695 AutomatiC transmiSSIOn VB 302 a1r cond1t10nmg recl1n1ng seats opera wrndows 1973 PlYMOUTH SATE LITE 4 DR 51995 Power steerrng and brakes arr cond1t1onmg AM rad1o, v1ny l top local owner 1973 FOR\) WAGON 4 DR $2395 Power steenng and brakes, a.r cond1t1onmg, rad1o , luggage rack 1973 FORDTORINOWAGON4 DR $1795 Power steenng and brakes a1r conditiOning roof rack save 1975 CIO CUSTOM DELUXE $3496 Power steermg and brakes automat1c transm•sston rad1o gauges, VB, 19,000 m 1les 1975 F 100 RANGER XL T 53895 Power steermg and brakes a1r condlt1on1ng automatiC transmiSSion, cab lights, super soft seat 1976 F ISO CUSTOM 54195 V8, power steerrng, 3 speed, gauges TuTone parnt 10 000 miles 1974 F IOOSHORT BED WIDE SIDE $2995 6 cylmder, automatic transm iSSIOn, 2 to choose from 1973 F 100 EXPLORER 52295 302 VB power steerrng and brakes automat1c transm1ssron slid mg back glass, cab ltghts l1ke new f1n1sh 1972 F 100 SPORT CUSTOM $1995 302 V8, power steenng, automatiC tranSmi SS IOn cab l1ghts TuTone palr:Jt. low m1les 1973 DATSUN PICK UP $1995 4 speed AM rad1o power steerrng pm stnpes sharp Is ••••••••• 11300 74 Pontiac Cataina 2 dr••••••• 12895 76 Cad11lac ElDorado.......... .. ......... '10.000 Full power air 7 4 BuiCk Regal 2 dr ••••••••• 12895 7F5 Cadillac Coupe DeVille ................. '6800 74 P~. Fury ~~11 t:!!~Ca 1~n 74 Olds Cutlass Supreme 2 dr •• '3295 ull power ai r DeVIlle ................. '5500 Power and 1 75 Chevy Monte Carlo ~?::~~.~~~.~~~ a~r 4 dr • .........2295 •• 12995 73 BuiCk Century 4 dr •••••••• 12495 Full power and air Cutlass Sup. Cpe Ill, 73 Chev. Monte Carlo •• ;'!"::~ 73 Cadillac Cpe. DeVIlle .................... '38110 '5495 13 .......'4695 Chevy Chevelle Laguna ••••• 11995 73 P~. Fury 4 dr Wagon •. • •• • 11695 74 Olds 88 Royal Cpe. ~?~~r.~.~~.~'!'•••••• 13595 74 Chevy Vega GT Cpe. 4 spd ... .... ......11995 73 Pont~ac LeMans 2 dr • • •• • • 11895 74 Ply. Golduster Coupe................. 12795 73 Ford LTD 2 dr ••••••••••• 12495 73 Cutlass. 4 dr., a11 ........................ 12495 73 Ford Ranch Wagon 4 dr • • • • '2495 & a11........... '1595 73 Olds 88 4 Dr., power 72 Pont~ac Granville 4 dr ••••• '1295 72 Chev. Impala 4 dr. • • • • • • • '1295 72 Pontiac !:~!Mans 2 dr • • • .. • • '695 73 BuiCk ReRal HT Cpe ................... 13495 '289~ 73 Chevy Cheyene Super Pickup VB automattc power steering and a1r Au ............. '2195 73 Dodge Charger Coupe, 71 Pontiac Catalina 2 dr • • • • • • '695 71 Olds Cutlass 2 dr•••••••••• 11000 72 Chevy Impala HT Cpe ................. 11495 72 BUICk 225 Umited 4 dr HT =~:7';.';r 12495 Dodge Dart Swmger •••••••••'695 316 Sid 2 Dr 71 72 Chevv Impala 4 Dr., a1r. ......... .'1295 72 Olds 98 4 Dr., a1r ...... . ............. .'2295 72 BuiCk Elec. HT Cpe..................... '2295 72 Ford Tonno 2 dr........................ '1395 72 Pont1ac Safan Wagon, a1r .............. 11595 71 Ford ¥z Ton Pickup...... .. .. ...... ~ 1 1695 71 Olds 98 Lux., power & air ............ 11995 Maver~ek •••6.~~.:~:o••• 70 Ford '695 68 Chl)'$1er Newport, 2 dr • • • • • •'395 67 Mercury Cougar. As Is •••••• 1275 va TRUCKS • Coupe ................ Air sharp 71 Chev. Ca pnce .. 11695 73 Chev. Custom VB • • • • • • • • • • 12695 & a1r .......... '895 73 Chev. Custom, 6 cyl· .... • • 2395 See one of these courte6us salesmen Burns or Marvm Keebaugh 1 Pete 73 FORD Explorer •••• • •• • • ••• '2295 Karr & Van Zandt RIGGS USED CARS "You'll L1ke Our Quality Way Of Domg Busrness' 992 5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Open EvenrngsUnhl6 OO--TII5p m Sat For Saturdoy, Moy 2i 1977 Case No 22115 Estate of Dan tel J Humphrey Deceased Not ce 1S hereby g ven that Betty Gilkey of M ddleport Ohio flas bee~ duly appo nted as Admin1stratr x of the Estate of Dan el J Humphrey deceased late of Meigs county Ohio Creditors are reQuired to file thetr cla1ms wtth sard fiduciary with n three months Dated this 10tt1 day of May 1977 Manning D Webster Judge Dan Thom ~son Ford Roger R1ebel Ray R1ggs located on St Rt 7 985 4100 Chester, FREE OIL CHANGE FOR ONE YEAR WITH ANY NEW OR USED CAR OR TRUCK. 2000 MILES BEFORE CHANGES. OhiO See Pal H1ll Rocky Hupp or Darrel Dodrill For a good deal on a new or used vehocle vou 3tc matenal prospects as well as cond hans relat1ng to your work or career are qutle promising today Anyth 1ng Is poss ib le Installed wltlt padding, no extra lo pay ca 11742 2211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT •~ RUnAND FURNITURE Impression you make on people Romant1c bonds wtll be you meet today will be a lasting strengthened thiS year w1th the one You needn t worry You II be one you love It Cupid has elud a btg h1t ed you thus tar don t despair He has someone special in mtnd tor CANCER (June21·July 22) ThiS ts a good day to try to conclude matters of Importance Stay on top of Sltuattons until they re neatly wrapped up • •. • •• 1! ~ : RUTLAND FURNITURE ; RU1jU.ND~~: •••••••••••••••••••••••••r 7 3D-Go ng Show 4 Candtd Camera 6 Treasure Hunt B MacNeil Lehrer Reporl 20 33 Name That Tune 13 Pop Goes the Country 15 a DO--Sanford & Son 3 4 15 Movie The Neptune D1saster 6 13 Conversations wtth Er1c Sevare1d 8 Washmgton Week 10 Review 20 33 New Country 10 B 3o--Ch•co & lhe Man 3 4 15 Wall Streel Week 20 33 VIRGO (Aug 23·Sopt 22) Op 9 oo--Rocklord Flies 3 4 15 LIBRA (Sepl. 23·0C1, 23) You re (Doc PISCES (Fob 20 Morch 20) 5,000 Mod1hed 1,ooo Mod1hed 9,000 Mod1hed 1,500 M1nr Mod1f1ed 1,700 M1nr Mod1f1ed Somethmg may occur today where you U wtlllngly offer your services Strangely enough however you could be the one to denve the greatest benefits To ftnd out more about yourself send for your copy of Bernice Osol s Astro Graph letter Mall 50 cents and a long self addressed stamped envelope to Astra Graph P 0 Box 489 To Be Held At The Meigs County Fairgrounds Radio City Station NY 10019 Starts At 1 00 p m Sponsored by S E D T P A Be sure to specJfy your bir1h stgn j NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I I What sa N 1ce Gtrlllke You Baretta 6 13 Movie 8 Ma.-y Hartman 10 ABC News 33 Shazam lsls 8 10 Consumer Surv1va l Kit 20 11 Jo--B1g John L•llle John 3 4 15 Superlriends 13 Big Blue Marble 6 Best of Ernie Kovacs 20 12 DO--Land of the Lost 3 15 Short Story Spec Ia 16 Movie Red River Robin Hood 4 VIewpointS Fat Albert 10 Actton News for Kids 13 Crockett s Vlclory Garden 20 12 Jo--Kids from CAPE R 3 15 American Band sland 13 Bowl1ng 6 Ark II B Gomer Pyle USMC 10 1 Oo--Ara s Sports World 3 Movie Stage to Chino 4 Chtldren s F1lm Festtval 8 Movi e beriane 10 Wrestlmg 15 Nova 33 Cass T 1m 1 3o--Grealest Sporls Legends 3 Ind ianapolis 500 Festival Parade 6 13 2 oo--Bewltched 3 Movie Incident at Phantom Htll A Racers 8 To Be Announced 15 Kenya Runner 33 2 3o--Star Trek 3 Mov1e Man WJJh the Icy Eyes B 3 co-Cancer l.1fe or Death 33 3 3o--Redscene 77 3 Outdoors w1th Juliu s Boros 6 Celebnty Bowling 10 Beat 33 Galornallonals 13 Book 3 45-Merry Go Round 4 4 00-Baseball Warm Up 3 4 Grandstand 15 Miniature Golf 6 Urban League 10 Woman 33 4 15---Baseball 3 4 15 4 3o--W•deWoridoiSporls6 13 To Be Announced a Montage 33 5 DO--Space 1999 B Catch 33 33 5 30---Consumer E xpenence 33 6 ~Lawrence Welk 8 News 10 6 3o--ABC News 13 News6 CBS News 10 L11 1as 12 oo-Mov1e Ftrst Men tn the Moon 12 ..so-Mod Squad 6 Ironside 13 2 3()-;-News 3 Movie 10 Janak I 33 Yoga and You 33 7 DO- Testimony of Two Men 3 Lawrence Welk 4 IS Hee Haw 6 B 5128 000 Quesllori 10 Lets Make a Deal 13 World War I 33 Tobruk' 4 7 30---Dol ly 10 In Search of 13 Best of Ernie Kovacs 33 8 oo-Eme.-gency 3 4 IS 22-Jon 19) When 1t comes to manag ing d f hcult Situations you re a tough one to equal today You make everything look so easy CLASSES Black Perspecftve on the News 33 1 oo--M•dn1ght Spec1al 3 4 15 1 41l-News 13 today AQUARIUS (Jon. 2D·Fob 19) $4,200 PURSE MONEY Ctrcus 20 SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Doc Cond1t1ons are develop1ng to where you wlH reap a harvest from ambitious seeds you ve sown Some sprouts may appear O.S.T.P.A. SANCTION&) • 11 3o--Johnny Carson 3 4 15 CAPRICORN ThiS 20 10 3o--Lock Stock & Ejarrei 20 11 DO--News 3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Monly Pylhon s Flying Play out your hunches regard ng ways you sense you can add to your resources today You may be on the track to somethtng good 21) The larger the group you m K w1t 1 today the beHer 1tls llke!y to be for you Somewhere In the crowd 15 a valuable new contact Pilot 8 Movie Property is Condemned tO Lowell Thomas Remembers 20 Documentary Showcase 33 9 3()--Mov te Hard Driver 6 13 Americana 20 10 ClO--Qumcy 3 4 15 Hunter 8 Ftrlng Line 33 News both 1magtnattve and lucky to day so don t back off from challenges Somehow you II f gure things out to your advan tage SUNDAY MAY 29, 1977 ~ the Truth 13 My Th.-ee Sons 15 OhiO Journal 20 Open evenmgs l1l6 00 except Thursday and Saturday Closed Sunday 992 2196 Middleport, 0 Black Journal 33 portumty for gatn co uld unex pected ly rear ts lovely head for you today It could come through an affluent contact I Star Trek 15 5 3o--Adam 12 4 News 6 Family Altair 8 Elec Co 20 33 6 DO--News 3 4 8 10 13 15 ABC News 6 Zoom 20 At The Top 33 6 3o--NBC News 3 415 ABC News 13 CBS News 8 10 Vegetable Soup 20 7 oo--Testimony of Two Men 3 To Tell lhe Truth 4 L1ar s Club 6 $128 ooo Question 8 News 10 To Tell stay at home today and deprive yourself of fun There s somethmg exciting watt1ng for you out where the action IS SCORPIO (Ocl 24-Nov 22) FRIDAY MAY27,1977 DO--B g Valley 3 My Three Sons 4 Brady Bunch B MISter Rogers Neighborhood 20 33 Emergency One 13 LEO (July 23 Aug 22) Don t be a lUI Rutland Close Sat. At 5 P.M. I, ' 5 YOUR BIRTHDAY Mey 28,1977 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) The GEORGE M. COlliNS MEIGS COUNTY TREASURER Good selecttan all on sale TV Log for • • easy vzewzng to one relat10nsh•ps take on greater Importance than usual today Fortunately you re very lucky where partners are con earned TAURUS (Aprii20·May 20) Your Tax books are now open for the June or second ha If collection of the 1976 real estate taxes. Also for delinquent tax. Closing date will be JL•ne 20, 1977. 30 rolls ol carpet In slock Mon., Tues , Wed 800hl500 Thursday8t1i Noon 13 20 27 Bernice Bede Osol REAL ESTATE <MNERS Candy Slrlp Rubber Back Regular $6 95 Seve S4 18 5q Yd 1 Roll Blue Shag 1 Roll Brown Shag Bolh Rubber Back Regular S8 95 SaleS5185q Yd 7t2 2211 ASTRO•GRAPH NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT (5) SAVE ON CARPETING ARNO(D GRATE' 4 Dr 76 Cadillac Sedan DeV1IIe ................ 18900 76 Olds DAN lHOMPSON FORD 76 Plymouth Volare ••••••••••• '3695 ARIES (March 21-Aprll19) One REMODEliNG Plumb ng heat ng and oil types of gene ral repa1r Work guaranteed 20 years ex penence Phone 992 2409 ~ r742 f211 USED CARS· • AT EVERY CAR PRICED TO 60 60 60! 70 Ford LID 4 Dr., power NOTICE OF =·:; FRIDAY TIL 5 ~ ~' :• •• .••J....•• :• • Clerk of Courts Me1gs Cour~ty Common P leas Court (6) 3 10 17 24 (7) I APPOINTMENT Carpet L1no T1le Phone Mike Young al 992 2206 or 992 7630 ........ "'" •• •• : •.. 27 (51 61C the Oh•o River ask ing $16 500 NEW 3 bedroom house 2 baths oil elec 1 acre M ddleport clo5e to Rutland Phone 992 7481 1 6lc TO Opal Rlct1llrds No known address You are hereby nat•f ed that you have been named Dl!fenclant In a legal action entitled Leroy R lchards Plalntlfl - vs Opal Richards Defendant that th s cause has been assigned Case No 16 443 and 1S pen ding In the Common Pleas Court of Meigs county Oh•o Pomeroy Ohio 45769 The oblect of this Complaint !S for dlvo.-ce dlvtslon of property and other proper re11ef You are requ ired to answer within twe"ty eight days after t e lest publ ication of thts tice once each week for s successive weeks The last publlcat on will be on Jul 1 1?77 and the twenty ei t days will commence on t t do~~te In cl!lse of vour fatlure to nswer or otherw se respond as required by the Ohto Rules of C1vll Procedure ludgmenl by default w II be rendered agamst you for the relief demanded in thiS clarm ,_ 4 (7) .{; SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. I'll 27 (6) 3 10 17 2A PUBLIC NOTICE WILL DO bobys llmg m my home LOOK WHAT WE GOT JUST LISTED- Approx 13 Pomeroy Landmark 2,23-1mo 992 1062 bath 2 drilled wells wtth water ava1lable HOWERY AND MARTIN E~e covaflng sepl c systems dozer backhoe dump truck l1mestone grovel blacktop pov ng Rl 143 Phone 1 (614) 5 bedrooms lots of closets 1112 baths nat gas central heattng city water and street on each bedroom house ''The Orlgtn1tors Nof The lmit•tors 11 992 5658 CENTRAL REALTY CO. Cuts wtth heavy duty nylon I me - as good as tt1e best AT ON LV Modern WILL do roofmg , construct1on plumbtng ond heot ng No 1ob too Iorge or too small Phone Pomeroy Oh•o 45769 608 E MAIN POMEROY, 0 JUST LISTED - Close lo Carpet & Upholstery Phone M1ke Young AI 992 2206 or 992-7630 ffil mo HOMESITES for sole 1 acre and EXCAVATING dozer backhoe up M 1ddleport neor Rutland and d tcher Charles R Hot Coll992 7481 fte ld Bo ck Hoe Servrce Rutlond Oh o Phone 742 2008 Vtrg1IB Sr Tfle object of the c omplamt Is for cllvorce care custody and control of the mmor children of the part1es and ottler rellel You are rt(lutred to answer the complaint within 28 davs after the last publicat on of this notice wh ich will be publiShed once each week tor S/ )( successive weeks The last publication will be made on July 1 1977 and the 28 days for answe-r will com mence on that date In case of your fallure to answer or otherwise .-espond as required by the Ohio Rules Of Civil Procedure divorce will be granted Dated May 24 1977 Larry Soencer Clerk of Cour t s Meigs County Common Pleas Court FRONT END ALIGNMENT UPIAC[IriENI TWO EXCELLENT bu ld ng loc o !Ion s Eastern School D str cl on good rood T P water ac re age f des1red Phone 949 2770 Owner w II help f no11ce f ne..:_essory_ 45769 Route 3, Pomeroy , 0 DUGAN'S SlORM WIIIIIOWS&DOORS 9913993 Young's Carpeting No Sunday Calls Please 4 24,1 mo. Blewn lnsulalton Semces Ph Superior Steam Extract1on Free Est1matts Ph 378 6250 5 27 TFC TEAFORD 696 3021 TURN Of The Century sohd oak motchmg din ng room choirs Bentwood Supports stnpped and ready fo flmsh ng $175 for set Phone 992 2413 after 5 1.. 5 ACRE FARM 7 room house m Rutland Lots of pr ._.ocy Phone 7.42 3057 after 6 p m or on weelo.ends FOR SALE .4995 I II June I Merr II Chose R 0 2 Albany Oh o (614) ~ 197~ A 3 BIKE M otorcycle lro ler fo r sole Phone 99:2 3296 Coll992 7034 VERMEER BALERS 6050 4395 605C TWO HORSE horse tro•ler $700 Phone (6 14) 698 3290 1970 tNT % ton 8 bed 20 000 oc tual m les stock tacks ut1ltty rocks and tl de m ca mper w red for 110 volts Phone Lyle Hysell 992 3650 985 3805 (304)773 5721 ECONOMY TRACTOR w th all at tochments l ke new oskmg RISING STAR K:ennel Boordmg Indoor Outctoor runs groom ng all breeds dean son tory fcc• I ties oe 967 7112 Chesl1 re Phone {614 ) 367 0292 992 3b50 - 1 A2 Ill cost tron k1tchens nk 1 bosm and 1 dro n board hong on wall type wh11e 1 3 burner gas hot plate Ph ~~~ 9921491 Coll l61< )667 3644 USED FORESTRY Equ pmenl Franklin 132 AXL s n 8395 CAMPER $600 Also ho rse Del roll D esel Eng ne John tro ler $450 Phone (614 ) 698 Deere 4408 s n 145506T Husky 3290 Brule Mode l 125 B Hydraulic l oader Contact Denn s Smurr SPRING GARI!lEN Suppl es Cob (614 ) 838 5345 bage coul1 flower broccolr and head lettuce plants GOODYEAR TOWN & Country 2 yellow wh te and red on on t res I ke new BOO 16 5 10 ply sets onron plants K:ennebec w th B hole r ms $50 each Coli cobbler Kolahdm Red Ponho c _391_!3.39::,8'--c-----~ond Red Losada seed potatoes Bu lk garden seeds poll ng so I 25 INCH Color T V RCA Coli 94..2_ 2~1 ~ny t1me after 5 p m peat moss fru I trees and rose bu shes Midway Marke l 1975 KAWASAKI 400 Streetb1ke Oh1o 992 2582 Pome roy l ke new low m1leoge many Bob s Market Mason W Vo eKfros SBOO Phone 992 35b4 TOMATO PlANTS Cobboge broccol cauhflower brusse l sprouts egg plants hong ng baskets po ts geraniUmS begon1os llols petumos mongolds pon<> es solz o balsam d onthus -.nap dragons alyssum Vmco col eus Cleland s Greenhouse Rocrn e Gerold me Cleland PARTS· - HOU SE 6 rooms w th both new fue l furnoce , acre ground Letart Townsh p Contact Woyne Bu tch W lson '147 2552 Pomeroy Landmark ONE BEDROOM furn shed aport ment n M1ddleport Call 992 5434 or 992 3129 JUNE lsi one smell eff c ency apartment for one lady prefer red Coll992 3140 IF YOI,J have o serv1ce to offer wont to buy or sell scmethmg or oe look ng for work whatever you H get results foster w th a Sent nel Wont Ad Call992 2156 Grover Wh1tes Road pets Phone d opor t Adult s only no 992 3874 M d Automalrc Transm1ss1on Serv•ce HOME FOR !iD le by owner wall to wall carpet 3 bedrooms full bosemeni garage on 2 acres of land 4 years ol d y, m le south ol Tuppers Pla tns on State Rt 7 WANTED CHIPWOOD Poles Max: d ometer 10 mches on largest end $S per ton bundl ed slobs $6 per ton Del ._.ered to Oh o Pollet Company Rl 2 Pomeroy Ohio Phone r MEIGS 1 1 Equipment Co. I 197b TRAVEL TRAILER 181t long fully col'lt(1 ned cos t $3700 new wtll sell for S3 100 or best offer Cal after 5 pm 992 7375 COAL l1mestone and cole um chlonde and calc um br ne for dust control and spec1ol m1x1ng so I for formers Ex cels or Salt Work s Mo1 n Stre.el Pomeroy Oh o or phone 992 3891 Vinyl & Alum~num Storm S1dtng, W1ndows & Insulation Call Professionals SWAIN'S REDUCED AGAIN 3 bedroom 2 / r both b leve l 1 m te north of F1._.e Po nl S.ol'l .500 Phone Blvd Belpre, Oh1o fURNISHED APT 992 7760 YARD SALE a t Pearl res dence letart Foils Thursday and Fr day C o Wayne Fuille General Delivery wavnesvtlle Mlnour1 Defendant 10 1 f t TRUCK CAMPER sleep s 4 gos elec refr gero or ave 1 floor hea ter w rh mono melle to let $900 Coil 992 0398 1210 Washmgton Business Services HOUSE IN Tuppers Plorns 2 bedrooms elec heat double garage 2 Iars Phone (b l 4) 667 3065 or 667 3360 ONE NEW Ideo pull type whee lroke one Ford 7 Jt mower 3 pi One Early A menc on 2 p1ece I v ng room su le Free k tten s Call "'-::-~~,--­ vs 17 Miller Produce & Garden Center ORCHID ROOM for enl for on n1versor es weddmg rece p flons br dol showers or p n..,ale meetmg room Phone 992 3975 or 992 2571 GARAGE SALE Fr day and Sotur day May 27 and 28 between County Roads 18 ond 19 on old rt 33 ot George Wh1te res de nco DAVID B HERDMAN Pome:roy Oh10 Plalntlfl (S) 20 27 (61 3 10 1973 CAPRI Sports Coupe 4 speed Good shape $1()()() Coli 247 2204 OLD FURNITURE ICe box:es brass beds et c comp le te households Wr te M D M ller Rl 4 Pomeroy Otuo or call CASH' for lunk cars Frye s Truck and Auto WRECKER SER VICE • Phone 742 2081 doy IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS MEIGS COUNTY OHIO Dated Strtckly wholesale to aiL Not less than li2 case SPOTTED I 0 YR Old geld ng bn die saddle cart wllh newt res hor ess and work buggy harness Phone lyle Hysell ~er~5~p~ m~----~--~ lOCAl INSURANCE Age11cy needs on agent to serv ce and selt on o estobl shed temtory (Former agent be1ng promoted) Good wages and benet Is Send Resume to Box b72 Pomeroy OhiO CAN GOODS 1976 CHEVROLET Che..,e!le Phone 992 727~ 1972 DODGE 200 full p ower Camper Spec ol 360 outomo hc low m leoge w th delulCe top per and sl de n w1th table bed unt t $2100 Phone992 6398 BEAUTIFUL TWO slory home w tM two r::or gorage 5 bedrooms d n ng room Iorge hv £lg room modern klfctlen 2 J boths Iorge reCieollon room fully mr 1, m1le from cond hon&d sr::hocl One quarter m1le off State Route 30 year fmonc.ng ovo1loble Call 992 '3803 be• ween9o m 011dlp m CASE LOT 1971 El CAMINO 307 engu'le p s p b outomt;~t c $1350 Coli 991 7091 co Anna Wetch M i ddleport Oh 1o Defendant Notrce by Publ ication To Fred Tackett whose tast known address wu c 0 Anna Wrlch M i ddleport Ohio you a.-e hereb~ notif ied thai you ha~e been named Defendant In a ttgal act Jpn ent111ed Ada Yvonne Tackett Plaintiff, vs Fred Ta ckett Defendant Th 1s act on has been assigned Case No 1S 844 and Is pendi ng in tt1e court of Common Pleas of Me i gs County Pomerov Otuo Real f,.stale for Safp COUNTRY Mob1le Home Pork. Rt 33 ten m les north of Pomeroy Lorge lots w th concrete po110S s dewalks runne rs and o ft sfreel porkrn!l!hor e 992 7479 m 5192 GIV E A WAY Dahlia roots (plan ts ) from show stock not dent hed Phone992 237 .. • for Sale A TTENT ION MANGER S & demom !ro tors Fr endly Home Toy Por1 es has open IS for managers and dealers n your Toy Party pion e,lll; area per ence helpfuL Cor and Campwg Eqwpmenl te lephone necessary Cell rol lee! to Carol Doy (5 18) .489 8395 COONER S CAMPERS on Ro1n bo wr dge Soles Re ntal Ser or wr te Fr endly Home Po riles v1ce Suppl es Ira le1 s 20 Ro lrood A ve Albany N Y co nper s cops al.-m own ngs 12105 and porches by Durob1h Open WOMAN TO I >Je n end help core even.ng<> Me gs 18 or 32 to for nvol d lady Wnte Box: 27A Bosha n Owner Robert Codner New Haven W Va 252b5 Long Bo11om CHILO CARE needed f or summer 1977 20 H Scamper min home lor two boys 8 and I I yrs fully looded $ l 5 500 for qu1ck or eo Phone Longsv lie sole A ctual rHleoge 3 807 742 2090ofter6p m mtles Nathon Vonomon on New L mo Rood between Ho r RESPONSIBLE PERSON to bobys t nsonv lie ond Ru tlo nd Phone day stuft Monday through Fr 7 A'l17bi day 2 boys ages 11 and A Prefer n my home but w II 1975 A PACHE Meso camp ng consJ der you rs Call after 6 Ira ler Never used sa._.e p m 992 52A6 Pomeroy Motor 992 212b art tHn: pt'"d vr lv ... 111 c:ai:ih \lo lh un.k :!5 Lt' l t:h 1r~c fur ul.ls l 1rr) lio; Auto Sales HOUSEKEEPER TO ltve m and take core of 3 c.,ddren Phone 7 ~'1 3186 Iiiio.' r~st ..,~,. Help Wanled Rutland Oh o Not nval d nor sen1le L•ght housework and cookmg No laund ry Call 74'1 2078 for 1nformaflon ""tti.'lli> 4 ltlll::. ~ I "VIIJ ~r ~ V Atb 1 u 1 ~ uU~1 tl\il.l ~ vl~'i Ull\t' d<!-..!. lol' lll OC d~<t Kt'li dl tl~ I ,,ht) 11t I'U[)ll!)llt' No 15 84.1 FRED TACKETT 15 wu.nJs u Uml!!r I tla) Rutland 01'1 /o Pia In t iff - vs- 0 Wonder Woman 6 13 Tyler Moore B 10 Fall of Eagles 33 8 3o--Bob Newhart B 10 9 DO--Movie Le Mans 3 4 15 Starsky TV Classroom 8 T.-eehou~e Club 10 Kentucky Alieid 13 7 oo--Salurday Report 3 Children s Theatre Treehou se Club 8 4 US Farm Reporl 10 G•lllgan 13 7 15--Davey and Golialh 6 7 Jo-Bullwlnkle 3 World of Survival A Valley of the Dinosaurs 6 Way out Gaml?s 8 Call It Macaroni 10 Oddball Couple 13 Sesame St 20 8 DO--Woody Woodpecker 3 4 15 Tom & Jerry 6 13 Sylvesler & Tweely 8, 10 B 3o--Pmk Panlher 3 4 15 Jabberjaw 6 13 Clue Club 8 10 Mister Rogers 20 9 DO--Scooby Doo Oynomutt 6 13 Bugs Bunny Road RunnerS Bugs Bunny & Friends 10 Sesame Sl 20 10 00-Speed Buggy 3 4 15 Tarzon 810 Once Upon A Classic 20 10 30-Monsler Squad 3 4 15 Krofll Supershow 6 13 Batman 8 10 Zoom 20 11 DO--Space Ghosts Frankenstein Jr 3 4 15 ') 33 3o--Aiice B10 10 DO--Feather & 9 6 co--summer Semester 10 Eddie Saunders 6 Hutch United Press International Today lS SUnday, May 29 the 1491h day of 1977 wtth 216 to follow The moon 1s approaching tts full phase The mornmg stars are Mercury Venus and Mars The eve mng stars are Jup1ter and Saturn Those born on thts dale are Wtder the stgn of Genum John F Kennedy 3oth president of the Umted States was born May 29 1917 On tlus day m htslory In 1453 Constantinople (now Istanbul) capttal of the Byzantme Emptre , was captured by the Turks Some histortans say that marked the end o£ the Mtddle Ages fn 1790 Rhode Island became the last or the 13 ortgtnal states to ratify the Amertcan Conshtution In 1953 Str EdmWld H1llary of New Zealand became the f1rsl person to reach the top of Mount Everest In 1972 Prestdent Ntxon and Sovtet Commurust party leader Leomd Brezhnev ended thetr Moscow swrumt meetmg wtth a JOint declaratiOn of peaceful co existence 6 13 All1n the Family 8 10 American Short Story SATURDAY MAY 28 1977 6 3G-Matters of Ltfe 6 & Mary The Almanac ~ather 6 13 Carol Burnell B10 P1ccadtllv Ctrcus 33 11 DO--News 6 8 10 13 Monly Pythons Flying C~rcus 33 11 lo--News 3 4 15 11 15---ABC News 6 11 25-FIIm 15 11 Jo--Movle OSS 117-Double Agenl 6 Movie The Proud and the Damned 8 Conversations Movl~ Dark C1ty 13 Janakt 33 w1th Enc Sevareld 10 11 4o--Mary Hartman 3 Saturday Nlghl 4 15 12 3o--Mary Hartman 3 1 DO--Movie Death Curse of Tarlu 13 1 3o--Peter Marshall 6 1 4o--News 3 2 1o--Mov1e MISier 680 3 2 3o--ABC News 13 J 4G-Mov•e Mr Moto s Gamble 3 4 55-Mov•e The Nlghl Before the Divorce 3 6 oo--sa,~nt 3 ' A thought for the day In his 1961 maugural address Prestdent John Kennedy satd Let the word go forth from thlS tune and place lhat lhe t.orch has passed to a new generation of Amencans ' International League Untted Press tnternat10nal W l Pet GB CMarl es ton 21 11 667 Pawtucket n 13 629 t T dewa ter 17 16 SIS s Rochester 17 17 500 s• ~ R ich mond 15 16 48 4 6 Syracuse 15 18 455 7 To l edo 16 n .121 8 , 11 22 333 11 Colu mbus Monday's R esu lts Pawtu cket 3 T idewa ter 2 Sy ra cuse 3 Columbus 0 Rochest e.-...q Toledo I • tt �. • 10-TIIe D ailySerll.mel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Fnda), Mo) 27 1917 The government's barometer of future economic activity rose a moderate 0.5 per cent in April, an indication that the eco nomy will s how contin ued growth th is swmner, the Commerce Department sa id today. The April rise in the Composite Index of LPading severe winter weather. However , a Ccm.merce Tracy, Pom erOYi Eun ice Chr isty, Middleport. DISCHARGED - Linda Ba il ey, Benton Phillips , Anthony King, Gary King. Vaughan wins Law science degree Meigs High (Continued from page 1) senior -vOcational agri culfure student award . Sam Cro w, adv iso r , presented the Meigs Student Boosters citnenship award to Kim Grueser, the boosters school spirit award to Mary Blaettnar and the boosters service award to Ray MASON DRIVE-IN Fri . lhru Tues . May 27 -31 JAW.S PG ALSO Alfred Hitchcock's FAMILY PLOT · PG Amencail • G' 1 Pageant is on · The America'n Girl Pageant is now accepting applications from this county as candidates-aHarge to the Ohio American Girl Pageant to be held on July 18-19 at the OSU Hoiiday Inn in Columbus. . The American Girl Pageant is for young ladies 3 to 26 consisting of five categories : American Tot, 3 to 6 years; American. Little Miss, 7 to 9; American Miss, IOto 12 ; American Teen, 13 to 17, and the American Girl, ages 18 to 26. All contestants Drydock proposed U you have any objections to the construction of a drydock about a mile above the roller dam at Chambersburg, you wiU have an opportunity to state those objections on or before June 19. It's the Huntington district, U. S. Army Corps of EnglD.eers, to whom you complain. Yeager · Marine Industries, Inc., of Gallipolis has applied lo the engineer corps to build the drydock at Mile 278. The proje ct Includes launching ralls, a deck barge, floating drydock, and four metal pile dusters: The corporation president, Howard L. Yeager, Jr., Point Pleasant attorney, bad no comment Friday morntng when contacted Indirectly through his office. One source, however, said that about 3,300 cubic yards of rock riprap and bedding material wiU be ·placed for bank protection and It will be necessary to dredge about 6,SOO cubic yards of material to construct the launching -ways. compete in sportswear, street iength party dress for the Tot, Miss and Little Miss divisions and evening gown for the Teen and Girl divisions. · For complete information and applications please write or call the American Girl Pageants, P. 0 . Box 1630, Dothan, Alabama 36301 or Area Code 205-792-4907. WANf A SURE THING WHEN IT COMES TO SAVING MONEY? people do and there is no investment more than the dol lars you !">lace in a 5% insured account or a Certificate paying a much that you have saved for family security, lr<>tir·prner1t or a home of your own deserves the when it comes to safety, and that's what get in our bank . .. the best. pom•ror Ntkiud r.atlona M•mb•" FDIC plclln• bank the bank~ the cintUrr wUH1h.t 1172 (Continued from page 1) the .argest yearly trade imbalance in American history was 1972 when it registered a $6.4 billion deficit. The gap during the first four months of this year has surpassed alll2 months of 1976 · by almost $2.7 billion. The Commerce Department reported Thursday a record monlhly deficit of $2.6 billion in April - the ·fourth straight month lhe value of imports exceeded exports by a record amount. DIVORCES ASKED Two suits for divorce and PHILADELPHIA - HOMICIDE DETECTIVES today another for dissolution of ·sought a girlfriend for questioning in the slaying of Tyrone marriage have been filed in Everett, top-ranked contender for the junior lightweight Meigs County Common Pleas boxing crown. Court . Patricia Cleland, Everett, 24, was shot in the face Thursday inside the South Rutland , filed for divorce Philadelphia home of his girlfriend, identified by police as against Wayne Cleland, Rt. 1, Carolyn McKendrick, 24. Pollee refused to say whether the Langsville, and Conni_e woman was home at the time of tile shooting but said neighbors Petrie, a minor by her father told them an unidentified man and woman were seen leaving and next friend, Frank the house shortly after the shooting. Musser, against Keith Petrie, Middpeort . Ray Haning, Athens and Mary Alva Haning, Rt. 4, Pomeroy filed for dissolution. pom•or b....,. News .• ·in Briefs crease,'' de partm e nt · - -- -- - -~------------ - -----1 Area Deaths ELSIE STANLEY ALBANY - Elsie Stanley. 67. Rt. 2 Albany. who died th is morn ing , was born in Meigs County , a daughter of the late Thom as a nd Mila (Hudnal l) Gilkey. Jane A member of the Snowv ille United Methodist Church, she is sur vived by her husband, Glen ; two daughters , Ed ith Sargent, The Plains . and Fay Stanley , Albany ; two s isters , Mrs . William (Ida ) Young , Shade, and Mrs. Claren ce (May<;el} Carsey , Malta ; one ha If -sister, Mrs . Bud (Martha ) Barner ; three brother s, VirQi l Gilkey , Athens ; Garald Gilkey, Union , and Paul Gilkey , lancaster ; three half - brothers , Malta ; Kerm it Gilkey , Shade , and Kenny Gilkey , Mason, W, Va ., and three grandchildren and two great- grandchildren, Funeral services will be 2 p.m . Sunday at the Snowville United Methodist Church . with the Rev . Cecil Cox of. ficiating. Burial will follow ip Burlingham Cemetery :· Friends may call after 2 p.m . Saturday at the Bigony · Jordan Funeral Home In Albany . WASTE STUDY COLUMBUS (UP!) - Tile Ohio Energy and Resource Development Agency will hold a public meeting June 1 in Indepefldence on scientific studies now underway in Ohio on the National Waste · Terminal Storage Program for deep geological isolation of nuclear waste. Thlrty..,ix states including Ohio are conducting studies on the suitability of various geological formations as respositories for nuclear wastes. The storage program, initiated by tile U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration and managed by the Union Carbide Corporation, is designed to insure safe waste disposal by finding storage dumps in deep formations. The meeting is sclleduled at the Independence Holiday Inn at I :30 p,m. ONE MAN FORCE COPLEY TOWNSHIP, Ohio (UP!) - Police Chief Ray McElroy said he was lhe only law enforcement official on duty today as the township's seven full-time and three part-time policemen reportedly caught "blue flu" ,and called in sick. McElroy said his men are protesting a number of grievances, which he declined to disclose. \ : I I production at factories, mines and utilities and more promising opportunities for job seekers. The index was put at 130.7 tn April, 0.5 per cent higher than the revised March inda of 130.0. The hase year for figuring llle gains is 1967, which is assigned the value o( 100. Four of the 10 indicators available for April increased, five declined and one was oochanged, the department said. The biggest contributor to the increase was changes in sensitive prices, which BRYCE TOOPS Word has been received advanced 0.5 per cent. here ol the death o.r Bryce Vendor performance, Toops, MI. Sterling , Wed- coo tracts and orders for plant nesday even ing at his and equipment and mooey residence . Toops Is survived by his balance also climbed. wife, Syb il Wooten Toops , The five areas showing lormerly of Gallipolis and declines were average workdaughters, Mary Jane and Jvdith . Mrs. Toops Is a sister week, total liquid assets, of Russell Wooten , Gallipolis. stock prices, new orders and The Woatens will attend building pennits. The layoff memor ial services Saturday rate was unchanged. at Mt. Sterling . Hom Award made Fran k Gilkey . Mrs. Edie Mees King, Route 1, Middleport, has been named the 1977 recipient of the Hom Senior Commerce Award at Ohto. University, presented each year to the top ranking senior from the university's College of Business Administration. Mrs. King has a 4.0 accumulative scholastic average. Dean Gerald Silver presented the award at the aMual Beta Gamma Sigma initiation ha~quet last Sunday in the Baker Center State Roo!J\. Mrs. King was also awarded the 1977 scholarship key to Deita Sigma PI, professional business fraternity. at the banquet. Majoring in finance, she wiU graduate in June with a Bachelor of Business Ad· ministration degree. She has also received the Ohio School of Banking Alumni Scholarship, the academic honors award from the Central Ohio Chapter of the Financial Executives Institute, and the Ohio University Dean's Achievement Scholarship for , 1976-71. She was inducted into Beta Gamma Sigma, national scholastic honorary for achievement in business and management in May 1976, and has served as vlce president of the Delta of Ohlo Chapter during the 1976-77 academic year. She graduated as valedictorian of the Meigs High School class of 1973, and received the Danforth Foundation Award and lhe Pomeroy High School AJUIIUII Scholarship. Mrs. King Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Mees of Pomeroy. Her husband, Tim, received an associate degree Jn applied business from Hocklng Technical College iri 1975, and is assistant manager of King Builders Supply Company in Middleport. Open Saturday 9:30 to 5 p.m. Closed Monday for Memorial Day ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY TONIGHT & SATURDAY QMX·217"ctiagonal Solid Stale COlor TV OF Specialty Chemicals Division Allied Chemical Corp: qPEN TO PUBLIC UNTIU p.m. CAMDEN PARK u.s. 60 WEST f I Quasar QMX-2 with five Integrated Circuits. Lightweight, easy to carry . Uses less power than a 100 watt bulb. In -Line Matrix Picture Tube. "lnsta-Matic" Color Tun ing. Instant Picture and SOund . Energy Saver Switch. AFT. THE MEIGS INN 992-3629. CHARLES GREEN POMEROY _ The American Legion Drew Webster Post 39 has finalized plans for Memorial Day activities to get underway Monday morning at Pomeroy'suppertJ'Irkinglot. The prQgram will begin at 9:30 a.m. with Charles R Green, past state commander, as guest speaker. Also featured will be the " Voices of Liberty" who performed a cantata last year for the Bicentennial celebration at Royal Oak Park. A parade through the business district will follow the program with hands from Meigs, Eastern, and Wahama taking · part. All scout trOops and other in~ terested organizations wishing to participate are asked to be at !he parking lot near the flag pole · for assembl~ by 9 a.m . . ~ollowmg th~ parade the ftrmg squad will go to tile Be~ch Grove cemetery for. a brtef ceremony and w11l proceed to Sacred Heart Cemetery fQr a salute to the dead. Legion members and guests will be sel-ved dinner by the Ladies Auxiliary around 11 :30 at the Post Home and then will travel to Memorial Gardens for ser· vices and on to Chester where a parade will be held at I :30. Legionnaires are reminded to be at Hemlock Grove on Sunday for services at 10 a.m. All members are urged to attend and wear white shirts · and dark trousers with their Legion Cap. . In case of rain services will be held Monday at the Legion POMEROY I Home. An Ann~ vetera~ of .world War II with ser-:lce tn the Southw~st Paclfrc Charles Green JO~ned the Amen~.an Legion tn lo90 and rm~ed1at~ly bec_a me act1ve ll1 , 1ts a~fa1rs. He 1s a member of Legion Post No. 564 .in Warren and has served'" all of its offices, including acting adjutant for IS years. Green has also served as Trumbull County Commander of the Ohio Legion's Ninth District, comprised of five counties in the extreme northeast corner of the state. On the state level, Green served as assistant Sergeantat-Arms twice, first in 19o9 and again in 1967 · He was elected treasu:er of the state Legion orgamzation ll1 · 1968 and served as treasurer of Buckeye Boys State for one year. Having attended 18 national American Legion conventions , Green has served seven years on !he National Security Committee for Civil Defense and for the past three years on the National Americanism Commission. Green Is associated with . the Packard Electric Division of General Motors Corporation in Warren. In addition to his Legion interests he Is chairman of the Service to Military Family Committee of the Trumbull County Chapter of the American Red Cross and has been a member of its Board of Directors for lo years. Past president of the Warren Memorial Day Association and of the Veterans' Day Federation of Trumbull _County, Green ts currently serving as treasurer of both organizations. Old pool doubtful RESTORATION LUNCHEON - To promote tile restoration aod cleanup project for the village of Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Simon hosted a luncheon Friday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. for local merchants at tile Orchid room . On display were paintings of downtown business establishments, work having been done by students of Jim Winebrenner, assistant professor of grapblc art and design at o.·U. A delicious buffet luncheon was prepared and seryed by Mr. and Mrs. Simon. Death self-inflicted SOUGHT HELP . HAMILTON, Mass. (UPI ) - Fonner President Gerald Ford Saturday said he sought Go4 's help several times during his days in the White House and that his relationship with God became stronger during his wife's struggle with cancer. 10 TIL 2 PR ICE 25 CENTS MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY SUNDAY, MAY 29, 1977 Services ·in Pomeroy Mon.d ay 14 ARE KILLED MIAMI (UP!) - At least 14 Britons and passengers from half a dozen olher countries were among the 66 persons kiUed Friday in the crash of a Soviet airliner in Havana, Havana radio said Saturday . AFTER '5 P.M. .\ "FAMILY NIGHT'' GALLIPOLIS- POINT PLEASANT NO. 17 POMEROY - Meigs County Sheriff James J. Proffitt said Saturday that James w. Pigott, 60, Long Bottom died Friday evening at St. Joseph's Hospital, Parkersburg from a gunshot wound to his head. Pigott was found Friday morning at approximately 10:30 a.m. by his brother. The Racine Emergency Squad transported Pigott at the Parkersburg hospital. The incident is still under investigation. An early morning fire that destroyed ihe Rt. 2, Cheshire home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Altice Friday has resulted in one person being sentenced to a state correctional institution . Michael A. Altice, 22 , Rt. 2, Cheshire was jailed at 7 a.m. Friday on a charge of arson. He later was taken before Common Pleas Judge John C. Bacon on a bill of infonnation charging arson. Bacon .sen- 5 PIECE GROUP FROM BELPRE, OHIO FRIDAY-MAY 27th vo. 12 WILLIAM JUDD ttdint tmts NIGHT TIL 8 CHALET PARK RESERVED + OPEN FRIDAY Our Memorial Day Sale brings you special sale prices on many items you'll need this weekend. Coliseum Committee and member of the City-County Building Committee. For the last 25 years. Greer has had interest in race horses including the million dollar Kentucky Derby winner. Foolish Pleasure. Greer's wire is the former Esther Bradbury of Middleport. Greer will be presented fo r his degree by Dr. Francis W. Shane. president of the Rio Grande College Boa rd of Trustees. Judd , a CinciMati resident, was selected to receive an honorttry degree for his support of publi c education. For the P'l>t 11 years he has been a member of the Conunueo on page A>2 RIO GRANDE - Commencement for recently ret ired after a 50 year business 131 Rio Grande College-Commu nity career whi ch began in J919 when he was College students will be Sunday, June 5 at judge and recorder·treasurer of the city of 2: 30p.m. on the College Green. Thirty-six Knoxville, and culminated in ownership of students will reCeive associate degrees Kern 's Bakeries, Knoxville. He ls a and 96 will graduate with bachelor of graduate of the University of Tennessee. He remain s active in public life as a science degrees . Two men have been chosen to recei ve Deacon at First Baptist Church, Knoxville, honorary degrees during the ceremony. ~hairman of the d tv's Auditori um John L. Greer, who also be com· NO PAPER MONDAY mencement speaker, is to be awarded a In order to permit employees to doctorate of hUillllnities. William M. Judd observe Memorial Day, Tbe Dally will recei'Je a doctorate of public service. Sentinel and Dally Tribune wilt not be Judd is scheduled to speak at bacpublished Monday. calaureate services, 10:30 a.m.• Sunday. Greer, whn lives in Knoxville, Tenn., ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY· "INN PLACE" ASK ToWED A marriage license was issued to Carl Schultz, Jr. , 38, Racine, and Sandra Louise Boothe, 32, Racine. MISS JANE CIRCLE, one of 234 GAllS seniors who graduated Friday night ·in Rio Grande College's Lyne Center, receives diploma from her father , Dean Circle, president of the Gallipolis City School Board. Looking on is Ed Stewart, assistant principal. See additiooal pictures and story on page A~. (Keitll Wilson photo.) • semor to Meigs APPEARING THIS WEEKEND AT THE , ') De~ part.ment spokesman said llle advance was still healthy . " It is a pretty good in· VETERANS MEMORIAL ADMITTED - Ermal ean J ohnson, Reedsville; Susan Holzer Medical Center (Discharges, May 26) CHRISTI KEARNS RECEIVING DIPLOMA - Tunotny u mmpson, a Ronald Aleshire, Jr ., Carol SALUTATORIAN Christi member of the Wahama Hi gh School Class of 1977, Atchi son, Mrs. Larry Bond Kearns told graduating received hi s diploma Thursday evening from his mother, and daughter, Rita Breeding, seniors at Wahama High j)onJlil Thompson, a member of the Mason County Board Elsie Cheek , Joseph Doles, School Thursday evening to David Elliott , Richard of Education . " remember who you are." Franklin , Kenn elh Gillenwater, John Harrison, Connie Hemphill , Mary Hill, Leo King , Elizabeth Lizon, Linda Willford and Tammy Blake. Murphy, Mary Phillips, Mrs. Yearbook awards for out1Continued from page I) Calvin Pierson and son, standing service presented computer in Washington , 0 . Clari ce Plymale, Lori by Jean Shaver went to C. The department will be Redman, Karen Redmond, Cheryl Kenn edy, Nancy able to check NCIC r ecords Richard W. Vaughan, II of Ruby Shockley , Mary Smith, Stanley, Randy Houdashelt, as well as to enter in- Middleport has received a Willie Smith , Mary Sparks, Lori Faulk, Carl Gheen , Kim fonnation in the · NCIC files. Bachelor of Science Degree Francis Stover, Orland Krautter, Crystal Hall, Lori Sheriff Proffitt said his in Metallurgy and Materia ls Taylor, Clara Turner, Tracy Wyne, Trady Hall and Steve deputies now will accept · Science from Case Tnstitute . Whaley, Dewey White, Mrs. Stout. inquiries froin other of Technology. Paul Wilbur and son , Mrs. Principal Jam es Diehl departments on records on Dr. H.. Guyford Stever, Harold Yates and son. presented the valedictorian , persons as well as if there are forme r ·di recto r of the (Births, May26) salutatorian and hOnorarians stolen reports on property, National Scie.nce Foundation, Mr. and Mrs. John Norton, and named the Danforth without having a lot of long addressed the graduates at son, Wellston; Mr. and Mrs. Award winners who are · commencement ceremonies Elza Crump, son, Gallipolis distance phone calls. considered the outstandjng The computer terminal will Tuesday. Vaughan is the son Ferry, W.Va .; Mr. and Mrs. senior boy and girl. The speed up department of Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Andrew Beattie, son, Point winners were Duane Weber modernization which will Vaughan, 671 S. Third Ave., Pl easant, W. Va. and Beverly Wilcox. provide more effective public Middleport. Rita Slavin presented the service. academic achievement in MURTAUGH OUT NOW YOU KNOW The. sheriff said hi s biology award to Carol Wilks department appreciates the COLUMBUS , Ohio (UP! ) The world 's first traffic and Jana Burson and the Gallipolis Post of the State Veteran Johnny Lipon ha s signal - using semaphore science award to the out~ Highway Patrol . on its past been named to replace Tim arms by day and red and standing senior student to assistance in getting auto Murtaugh ·as manager of the greeN gas lamps at night Paula Eichinter . Vanessa installed outside li cense registrations and slumping Columbus Clippers was Folmer and Mary Sue Durst other NCIC irtqulries for his of the International League. Parliament in London in.1868. . won the award of distinction department. for bask studies curriculum presented by Diehl. Kay Fick . presented the geometry · awards to Jana ·Burson and Jr David Blake. economistFellks Tarrunsaid. He said the index for •April would probably be revised upward when more complete data is available. The index is supposed to foretell which ~direction tile economy will move in tile next three or four months. An increase suggests rising Ind icators was coosiderably below th e revised increases for Februa ry and March when the economy wa s recovering from the effects of Hospital Ne-ws VALEDICTORIAN Belinda Lou Zerkle addressed graduating seniors in commencement exercises 'thursda y evening at Wahama High School. Miss Zerkle's theme wa s 41 A Better World Begins With You." Nlnety·three seniors graduated. Rio Grande· will award 131 degrees June ·fifth Economy is improving WASIII NGTON (UP!) - . .. THOMPSON REFUSED CONCORD, N. H. (UPI)- The federal government has turned down New Hampshire Gov. Meldrim Thomson's request for help in paying for the jailing of 11 414 antinuclear demonstrators in National Guard armories this month. ' tenced Altice to two to five years in a state correctional institution upon his guilty plea . Altice is presently lodged in the Meigs County Jail. Friday evening, the department investigated a two car accident on Sellers Ridge Road in Lebanon Twp. Vehicles operated by Hazel Sellers; Rt. I, Portland and Garfield Pauley, Rt. 1, Portland collided in a blind curve. Pauley's vehicle was left of center and when he tried to steer clear, was unable to get his vehicle out of the way. There were no injuries and no citations and moderate damage to both vehicles. Weather GALLIPOLIS - It will be at least 10 more days before Gallipolis Recr~ation Board officials know anything defm1te on whether or not t.he old swimming pool will be available for use here this summer. That was the opinion Friday evening of pool manager Bill Wamsley followmg ·another inspection by four local eng meers. The 38-year-otd structure was scheduled to open at I p.m. today, but the opening was delayed when the structure . failed to pass a "visual inspection" last Tuesday by Steve Joe Hanson, civil engineer with the Ohio . Department of Health. If the old pool is not in us~ this s~m­ mer there will be no supervtsed swun ~ ming ' in the Old French City. On May :W, Gallipolis City Commission sa1d 11 would not spend .any more money on the un· completed municipal pool at · the recreation complex off Bob McConn1ck and Texas Roads. . Wamsley said Engineers Jim Baird, Glenn Smith Phil Roberts and Clyde Ramsay in;pected the pool Friday evening . It was the consensus of th~t foursome that some repairs are needed tf the pool is to be used this summer. The city must license the pool for operation under a new Ohio law. If repa~rs are made and the pool Is opened, the CitY will be responsible and not the city schools on which property the pool is located. Wamsley said "the decision now rests in the hands of city officials." City commission's next regularly schedu led meeting is Wednesday at 7:30 p.. m. in the municipal building. . · The Gallipolis tank has a capacitY of 400 swimmers. Cloudy, continued warm today and tonight. Highs todsy in the 84Js. Fair Mon· day, clouding up Monday night. Highs Monday in the 80s. ·Memorial Day services, parade set Sponsored riders wanted by Ga11ia Jaycees for Hike Bike GALLIPOLIS - · The Gallipolis Area Jaycees, toea ! coordinators of . the statewide Hike Bike for the retarded, announced Saturday their campaign to recruit riders for the event on June 5. Riders of all ages are welcome. The route covering 17.2 miles will begin at the City Park at 1 p.m. Each rider is to obtain sponsors who pledge a certain amount 6f money for each mile they ride. Contributions gq to the Guiding Hands School and the Gallipolis State Institute to help support their programs for the retarded. G. C. Murphy Co. (Silver Bridge and . downtown) has donated a 26" coaster bicycle for the first prize.. Gallipolis State BOMB EXPLODES , JERUSALEM fUPI ) - A homemade bomb planted inside a loaf of bread East Saturday exploded • along Jerusalem's Spice Lane, injuring five persons including a Canadian tourist, poli ce said. institute P.V.A. donated a $50 U. S. Savings Bond for second prize and two $25 U. S. Savings Bond for third and fourth prizes. James Middleton, a local in.. · dividual, has donated $25 for fifth prize . Sixth prize was $10 given by Glenn Graham. Pledge fonns can be obtained at the Guiding Hand School, Gallipolis State Institute P .V.A.-Volunteer Services Office, Bob Saunders Quaker State, HaskinsTanner, and Tabor's Floor Covering. For more information call Rick · Moody, Hike Bike Chairman, at 4~122 or Steve· Elliott, co-ehalnnan at 446-2233. $50 TAKEN FROM BAG GALLIPOLIS - Approximately . $50 from a bank deposit bag was taken 1n a breaking and entering Friday night at Bud Harrison's Service Center, 447 Second Ave. City police here said someone broke a window on the northeast side of the station to gain entrance. The money bag was in a front ofrice. · PARK READIED FOR SERVICES - Ra y Bush, right, r~sident firema n, painted the VFW Post No. 4464 flag pole in the Public Square Saturday while Frank Hamilton, center, on behalf of the Gallia County Veterans of Foreign Wars, presented the city a new United States flag which flew over tile Nation's capitol on May 19: Th e flag was flown to Gallipolis by Cong. Clarence Miller upon request by tile VFW. Accepting the flag on behalf of the city on left is Sgt. Hollis North , Gallipolis Police Department. Others taking pa rt in Ure brief ceremony as veterans prepared for Monday's main Memorial Day speech by Dr. Johri Wasylllt, Senio·.r Vice Commander·in-Chief of the United Stat~s VFW, were Ernie Brown, Tom Thornton, Bob Miller, Don Haskins, Raymond Shato, Vernon Kuhn, p~st District 12 VFW commander and members of the volunteer fire departn\ent. the United States. He is a practicing op-tometrist in Sandusky, where he is dee pl y invol ved in youth , civic, professiona l and veterans ·activities. He was born June 28, 1927 in Chester, Pa., grew up in Dover ,"Ohio ami has l)een a res i d~nt of San<\usky since 1958. Dr. Wa:sylik's comrrl'unity ~n vo l v ement inc.turles past president of the Sandusky Area Chamber of Commerce. 14·year boa rd member and channan tw·ice of the Salvation Army . a six·year tenure on the United Fund Bon~ d·. chainnan of the Erie Coun ty Hea\U1 Planning Co mm-ittee, member of th e Sandusky City Board of Hea lth , and member of Erie County Soldiers and Sailors Relief Commi,ssion. Or. Wasylik is a veteran of the_ Korean Wa r, having served wittJ the 7th Infantry Division as a ma chine ~un section . sergea nt with the 17 Infantry Regiment, earning the Combat lnfanlrY Badge, Umt Citation and the Bronze Sta r. Order of march and parade unlts are ! Continued on page A-2 · GALLIPOLIS - Program for Monday's Memorial Day services in the Old Fren·ch City was announced Saturday by local veterans organizations. Forty-four units are scheduled to participate in the 1977 Memorial Day Parade. Parade participants will assemble in th~ Penny Fare Parking Lot at 9:30a .m. at. the corner of Fourth Ave., and Court St. The parade will begin at 10:30 a.m., move · over to Third Ave. , up Third to Spruce St. over to Second Ave., and down Second to the Public Square. J im Enyart will serve as parade marshal. Judge Ronald Calhoun w1u serve as master of ceremonies during the park services following the parade. · Vance Rees will be officer of the day . Post 4464, Veterans of Foreign Wais, w~ll raise the flag. Mrs. George Adams wtll sing the Star Spangled Banner, accompanied by the Gallia Academy High School band. . Scouts will give the pledge of allegiance. All veterans, both living and dead, will then be recognized. Father Albert Mackenzie will give the invocatlon. Following recognition of the veterans board , Judge Calhoun will introduce the speaker. Virginia Myers will introduce members of the Ladles Auxiliary of VFW Post 4464. Rene Broyles will introduce the president of Legion Auxiliary No. 22, followed by a prayer by Mrs. Opal Jones. Mrs. Broyles will then place a wreath at the foot of the World War I Doughboy . At the same moment , a member of the VFW Post will place a wreath in the Ohio R,iver in memory for those lost at sea. The program will be concluded with group singing of 11 America." Members of the firing squad will conduct brief services at Pine Street Cemetery and Mound Hill following the park ceremonies. Sponsoring Monday's event are Veterans of Foreign Wars, Gallia County Post 4464, Glenn Soles, commander.; AmVets, · Har.ry Ray, commander : American Legion, Lafayette Post No. 27, Glenn Baird, commander and the Disabled American Veteran s, Chapter No . ~. Herbert McQuaid, commander. Members of the Memorial. Da y Committee are Dovel Myers, president ; Fred Wood , vice president ; Merrill Saunders, secretary; L. S. Showers, Glenn Baird and Charles Huber , members. Guest speaker Monday will be Dr. John Wasylik , Senior Vice Commander·inChief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of DR. JOHN WASYLIK Bud Preston promoted by Stiffler Stores • JACKSON- John 1.. "Bud" Preston has been named pr esident and chief operating officer of Stiffler Stores, In c., according to ~John P.Stiffler,Sr.,chairman of the boa rd and chi ef executive orficer. Following th e compa ny's annual stockholder's ·m eeti n~. Stiffler also an~ nounced the other elected officers of the 54 year old junior department sto r~ chain are James A. Stitner, vice-chainnan o£ the board, John F . Stiffl er, J r., secreta rytreasurer and G. Robert Stiffler, directo r. Stiffl er Stores, Inc., wi th central offices in Jackson, serve the commun ities of Jackson , Well ston. McArthur , Ne•· Lexington, George town , Londo n, CaUipolis, Pomeroy, Waverly and Mi d· dleport , Ohio and Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. John " Bud" Preston, a native. of Gallipolis, joined the Stiffler fi rm in J une, 1975, as executive vice-president. His business ca reer has included ·management and executive positions with the Evans Grocery Company, GaJlipolis; the Kroger Compan y, Cin ci nnati, an d Sigma Marketing Systems, Tn c., Garden City, N. Y. Preston 1 his wife Bett y, and their. son Stephen, a graduating seni or of Jackson High School, res ide at 170 W. So uth Street, Jackscn. Their son J. G. is completing his J(}HN L.i BUDi PRESTON freshman year at Carleton College, Northfield, Minn. Bud Preston is an active member of the Christ United Methodist Church , the Yale UmverSit\' A-lumni Association and the Ja ck~n V·.M.C.1\ . '/ I 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 05. 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