https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c50d7126ca3216eb9ab0d932686344fa.pdf 7b84abac60daf7dff436105cc1140047 PDF Text Text 12 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Thursday, June8, 1978 ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY Fonner Mason physician""'""".'""""'.,.,.,., .""'".'"".,,.;.,.,.,.,.,.,. . . 'Prachhoner •• The General of Year' Diploma ~est (GEDI will given at the Mason Educall~n LEWISBURG , W. Va . Dr. Edward A. Schackei. formerly of Mason, Associate Dean for Clinical Training at the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine, was re cently named West Virginia 's ~~Pract ition er of the Year" for 1977-18 by the West Virginia Society of Osteopathic Medicine. The hono r wa s r ecently an nounced· at the Society 's Convention in Cha rleston. A 1940 graduate of the Kirksv ill e Coll ege of Osteopathi c Medicine, Dr. Schaekel moved to Gainesville , Georgia where he established his first practi ce n un1t.' r ous mi l i tary decoratio>ns from the Un ited States and th e Chi nese guvernn1ents. After Major Scha ekcl was honorably di scharged from the servi ce in 1946, he established a famil y pra ctice in Ma:;on . W. Va . where he buill and then operated the Schaekel Clmic for 28 yea rs. in this small community, he acc umulated · ove r 16,000 patient records, delivered far in excess of 3,000 babies, and performed more than 3,000 min or and 400 major surgica l proced ures . He is a senior member of lhe America n College of Osteopathic Obstreti cia ns and Gynecolog ists, a chart er member of the New Haven (IV. Va .l Rotary Club, and a life long member of the United Methodist Church. in July of 1976, he became Director uf Campus Clinic at WV SOM wh ere he is a Professor of Family Medi cine. In late 1976. he was ' la!e . Dt•Hn promoted tu ASSi"\(' which was later interrupted by World Wa r II. As a Ma jor in the Medical Department he served as ExecutJ\'e Offi cer to I he Surgeon of a Division of the Air Transport Command of the China - Bunna - India He earned Theater. :···:·:·:·:·:·:·:<·•·•·•·:·:·:·:·:->:·:-:·:-:·:-:::::::::::::.. ;·:·:·:·::: of Clinic Training Programs Dr . Schaekel is married to the former Gudren E. Jacobsen of Rockford , Illinois Th ey hav e two grown chil dren : Edward A. Jr. of Long Bott om, Ohio and Kay Bernadine Moore of Lansda le, Pennsylvania. FRIDAY, JUNE 9th & SATURDAY, JUNE 10th . OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 AN EXCELLENT TIME TO SHOP FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY of Adventist Oturch Bob Ltpscomb, Mason, W Va ., was named head Elder of the Pomeroy Seventh -day Adventist Church recently as members voted their new ' slate of offi cers, whtth will begin their duties July I. Lipscomb wi ll be lay assb1ant to the mini£1er . Other top offi cers named in cluded Burdell Bla ck, Pomeroy Route, head Deacon and Sarah Drak e, New fl aven and Effie Black, Pomeroy Route. deaconesses. The new Sa bbath School superintendent will be Rita Whi te, Houl e I, Cheshtre, with Bob Pickett , Darwin, as the asststa nl. Adalene France, Rutland, will servt' as church clerk . an offi ce she ha s fill ed fo r severa l years. All church officers are fil led by t he democrati c election processes with the exception of that of the pastor, who is assigned to his ch urch by the Ohio Conference of Seventh-da y Adventists with headquarters in Mount Vernon, 0 . A report of the church's progress during the past yea r will be given when the new office rs take over th eir appo inted posts. Lives ock report t. COLUMBUS (UP I )- Wednesday's Ohio livestock auctions : PENDLETON, Ore. (UP I I Donald "Slick" Wa tts, pl aymaki n ~ guard olthe New Orleans Jaa and a former Seattle SuperSonic, sustained minor cuts and bruises when the family car his wife was driving toward a Mississippi vacation fl ipped over east of · Pendleton early Tuesday . Mrs . Watt s told an inve;tigeting offi ce r that she had fallen asleep at the wheel. Neither she, nor the couple 's two ch ildren , Donald Jr ., 13 months and Heg mald . : 7, were injur~d . W<Jtts did nut ) require treaunent. - THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VISA ' 11!1/C/1! ,P,JI/'..('NA,;>.f _, ('p,-,8;,.,-_,7"'/e:>.V 4"" n,l~ ,.-tvo. Cc#E f N / Sla ughter steers 1-2.75 lower . slaughter heifers 1-2.50 lower , slaughter steers and heifers 1-2 lower, slaughter cows steady to 2 lower, decline on weights 800-950 \bs, slaughter bulls steady to I. 75 higher , vealers steady to 4 l~ g h er , trading and demand moderate. Slaughter steers: choice and prime 2-4 900-1275 ioo 5&59.115 ; few 6tl-<l0.25 ; choice 2-3 850-1300 lbs 54-07.85 ; high good and low choice 2-3 10001300 lbs 56-S8.50; good 2-38501200 lbs ranged from 49-54.25 ; standard and good 2-3 10001400 ibs 48.75-04.35 ; standa rd 2-3 900-1300 ibs ~ &-48. Slaughter heifers: choice and prime 2-4 850-10115 loo 5658.60; couple individual 59.35; good 2-3 700-1100 II>; 45-00. Slaughter cows: utility and com mercial 2-4 1000-1700 lbs 38-43.60; individual 44 .75: utility 800-950 lbs 36-37.75; ca nner and cutter 1-2 few 8001100 lbs 30.00-35. Slaughter bulls : 1-2 !30017751bs 50-53.115 ; 1100-1300 lbs 48.50-49. Vealers : individual choice 235loo 70: good 95-120 loo 5:165; ~ lbs 4046. Feeder ca ttle : choice stee rs 4~75 lbs 57.75-61.50; good 600-150 lbs 46-51.50; standard 500-675 lbs 43-46.75. Hogs : sows W-1.50 lower. boars 70 higher. Sows US med iwn and l's 335-470 ibs 39.25-42.25; US 1-3 455-640 lbs 44-46.70; bulk 45 .10-46.30 ; boars 380-5M lbs 37.80; ~290 loo 39.25-40: feeder pigs us 13 100-119 lbs 49.85-50; US utility 136 lbs 47.75. ' REG. '11.00................................. SALE '5.49 REG. •12.00 ................................ SALE '5.99 REG. 1 13.00 ............................... SALE 16.49 REG. 1 16.00 ....................... ........ SALE 17.99 REG. •11.00 ............................. .. SALE '8.49 REG . '18.00 ......................... ...... SALE •a .99 REG. •20.00 .. ....... .. ...... ............. . SALE '9.99 REG. •21.00 ........................ ...... SALE '10.99 Meigs County People RACINE HOME NATIONAL BANK .•, •• , ...~ , ' ,.... .... <0 " "" " ~ " RACINE OHIO Larg e se lect ion of dress sla cks a nd fashion jeans . Assor ted styl es and colors. Sizes2 to 4, 41 o6 X , 7 to 14 REG. '6.00 ............ ...................... SALE '4.49 REG. '8.00 ........... ....................... SALE '5.99 REG. •10.00 .. ............................... SALE '7.49 REG. '11.00 .. ............................. SALE '8.29 REG. '12.00 .. .. ... ......................... SALE '8.99 '4.50 ...... ................ ... ......... SALE '3.35 REG. REG. '6.00 .................................. SALE •4.50 I II l I. REG. '9.00 ................................. SALE '6.75 REG. '15.00 .............................. SALE '11.25 SWIMWEAR SALE VARIETY OF TRAINING - Farm business management students of Meigs High Instructor Eve rette Holcomb have received varied training this school year . Above, at left, Mike Drehel is shown welding . !I Pre -tee n, junior a nd missy sizes . REG. '14.00 ............................ SALE '11.19 I REG. '16.00 .............. ..... ........ . SALE •12.79 VOL. XXIX REG. '20.00 ............................. SALE '15.99 I I Sizes 36 to 46 and ex tra large Sizes 48 and 50 Regulars and long s . Solid color and patte rn s 100 p e t . polyester doub le kni ts. MEN'S 139.95 MEN'S 149.95 MEN'S 159.95 MEN'S '69.95 SPORT COATS ......... ................... 129.90 SPORT COATS ............................. 137.90 SPORT COATS .................... ........ 144.90 SPORT COATS .. ....... .......... : ...... ... 152.90 Select a pair of coordinating dress Slacks from our exce lle nt se lection to wear with the sporl coat you buy . , ! Excell ent for Father ' s Day gifts com e June 18. Sma ll. medium , larg e, extra larg e. and XX large sizes . So lid colors a nd nea t pa ttern s tapered and full c ut stv l e~ . Our en tire stock is included. Heavy damage I A heavy cloudburst dumped up to 3.6 inches of rain in parts of Meigs County late Thursday, ca using heavy property damage. The Meigs Count y sheriff's offi ce sai d to day several trailers were knocked off their foundations and fl oated down streams which rose quickly because of the heavy rainfall. Deputi es a lso rece ived reports of submerged cars and drowned livestock. The Pomeroy police department reported a boat had to be used to evacuate se ver al residents. The hardest hit areas were the communities of Rutland and Harri sonville whose residents were virt uall y stranded by the downpour. Flooding caused closing of VEHICLES in the Everett McDaniel yard received several state routes in the damage fr om the flash fl ood that hit the area . The fence at area . the residence was left covered with debris. No damage estimate is avai la ble but officia ls estimate it will be high . No received ca)is from home- Sta te Route 1 at the inlives were lost and there were owners needi ng to be tersection of State Route 124; no injuries reported . evacuated, owners of trailers State Route 124 from State Sheriff James J. Proffitt being mov ed from their Rout e 7 to Rutland; State said hi s departm ent, founda tions, cars having Route 124 in Rutland ; State Pomeroy Fire Department, been submerged, drowned Route 143 from State Route 7 Ohio State Highway Patrol liNestock and other related to Harrisonville and various and nwnerous other local incidents. co unt y roads throughout the emergenc y ag~n cies The hardest hit area wa s area . responded to ca lls for along State Route 143, from On e report . from the assistance from loca l Harrisonvill e to State Route 7 Rutland area esta blishes the residents , due to the By-pass. ra infall as having been 3.6 disastrous weather. The following roads were inches, the most of which fell The Sheriff's . Offi ce closed during the even ing: in a half-hour period. Color trak and XL-100 Chassis - Choose from Colonial Pine, Early American Maple, Contemporary Walnut, M o dcrn Rosewood - Pecan with swivel base - An ex(!ellent selection - You ·u like Ell1crfdds dependable service - Save $50.00 on any model in stock. FREE REGULAR '79.95 FOR FATHER'S DAY .JUNE 18th EUREKA DEWXE CANNISTER SWEEPER V-NECK T-SHIRT Mode l 3440, automatic cord reeL stee l construction, Del uxe Too l Pa ck incl uded . Save $20 .00 . Buy any 3 Hane s Men 's garments. Ma i l in packag e wrapper and store receipt lo Han es and rec eive 1 free Vneck T-shirt . Get mailing from men' s dept . 1st floor . SAVE '29.95 EUREKA UPRIGHT SWEEPER with cleaning tool s FILM PROCESSING l~t floor . Offer ends Saturday , Jun e 10 at 5 p.m. I Reg ularly $8.95 in sizes S, M, L and XL, Polyester-cotton blend, coal style top with long s leeves and ankle le ngth bottoms . Men's S6.95 short sleeve, knee length style pajamas . Sale s711 $5.88. MEN'S PARIS DRESS BELTS FATHER'S DAY CARDS You ' ll like our selection of Hallmark Fathe r 's Day Cards on the 1st floor. Buy what you need now while se lecti ons are best . FOR FATHER'S DAY GIVING VAN HEUSEN $21 00 LEISURE ROBES Velour short robes of 80% arnel and 20% nylon · Good selection of colors - One sizes fits all. ... _ ~ MEN'S PERMANENT PRESS PAJAMAS HALLMARK SAVE NOW ON KODACOLOR Sizes JO to 40, good selection of colors and widt hs . Ideal Father's Day gift. Ask for tree gift boK. ****** Extensive damage SALE PRICES CLEARANCE REGULAR $89.95 MEN'S 3~PC. SUITS Ir Just 11 suits to sell - solid color and glenn plaids . broken sizes 36 to 44 - Pants, Coat and Vest to match. · '49 _._..__.._._..._,_._...._.-.-._-.-..---~...we~---'-·_.._....,....,.....,., 90 • _________~··_._.._. .. __~--~·~-~~-·.......... ..-.-~_. OPEN SATURDAY 9:30A.M. TO 5 P.M. ELBER FELDS IN POMEROY iiiiiiiiioiiiii;,;;;;;.,;;;;;:_,:.;;..-..;:::~::.::;;.,;:;_.,:;.:;..;:.-:...;:~:.:~.:~~:.;=~:.-~----~ ' I· l i_______ POM EROY-MIOOLEPORT, OHIO 1 MEN'S '6.95 SPORT SHIRTS ............................. 5.49 I ' MEN'S 18.95 SPORT SHIRTS ............................. 17.09 1 MEN'S 110.95 SPORT SHIRTS ... .... ... ................. '8.69 MEN'S 112.95 SPORT SHIRTS ...................... -.. . 110.29 MEN'S 114.95 SPORT SHIRTS ........................ •111.89 MEN'S 116.95 SPORT SHIRTS .. ......................... . 113.39 SAVE $5000 RCA COLOR TV CONSOLES '5995 NO. 39 Cloudburst hits parts of Meigs AT THE WAREHOUSE MECHANIC STREET Model No. 1446 with too ls, reg ular pr-ice $89 .90 adju sta ble swee p height , edg e clean er . at y By DREW VON BERGEN WASHINGTON I UP! I The government has not yet determined whether criminal charges also shou ld be bro ught agains t a major contractor who was cited for 16 violations of federal safety laws in connec lion with a West Virginia scaffolding disaster that killed 51 workers. Assistant Labor Secretary Eula Bingham announ ced Thursday that 20 citations had been issued against three firm s, carrying propose d fines totalling $108,300. Sixteen of them were aga inst Resear ch-Cottr ell Inc., of Bound Brook, N.J ., th e constructi on company building the second of two 400-foot cooling towers for a power plant at Willow Island, W.Va ., when the April 27 disaster occurred. And 10 of those were for "willful violations" she said, adding that mea nt either the firm was aware they were violating the law, or were simply aware of a hazard and did nothing about it. Ea ch willful violation brought the mal<imum $10,000 fine, but could also bring criminal charges. "The OSHA law presc ribes cr iminal sanctions for a willful violation of a standard resulting in the death of an employee," Dr . Bingham said. "The Depa rtment of Labor is det ermining whether to reco mmend criminal action to the U.S. Department of Justice in this case ." Asked about the status of such a reC<lmmendation, she replied : "The decision has en tine not heen made ... it is a possibility ." Both Mrs. Bingham and OSHA solicitor Ben Mintz refused to comment further on the possibility of criminal charges, saying discussions have to be held with the J ustice. Departme nt on wh ether the Researc hCotu·ell firm had been legally ''negligent.' ' United Engi ne~Jrs and Construclllrslnc .,and Pittsburgh Testing Laboratory were hit with two $800 citations each for Ieser "serious violations" . All three companies have 15 working days Ill contest the citations . Aspokesman for Research. Cottrell said OSHA "wa s not justified in issuing the principal citations, and the company intends to con test them ." But R.V. Bowser of Friendly, W.Va., speaking for a gr oup of victims' fa mili es, said the fin es "seemed insignificant." "OSHA lost faith and Research cred ib il it y; Cottrell lost concrete and ste~J I , and we lost far, far more than they did ," Bowser said : Dr. Bingham used a series of graphic designs at a news conference to explain the collapse, and concluded that as concrete was raised from the floor of the· tower to the tnp , "it is apparent that there is a tendenl')' for the entire assembl y to lip inward." " With poorly anchored and maintained supporting legs, missing bolts, and uncertain concrete, there were clearly present the ingredients for a disaster," she said. She rejecte d as "misleading" a report by a Ral ph Na derassoc iated or ganization , Health Research Group, that the agency had been forewarned the Willow Island scaffold was unsafe but failed to foll ow ·up with further inspection. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1978 REG. '23.00 ............................. SALE '18.39 l Men's Short Sleeve Sport Shirts MEN'S SPORT COATS • e REG. '11.oo .... ............... ........... SALE '7.79 SPECIAL SALEI SALE PRICES downspouting for a bucket elevator. At right, William Hart and Todd Harder are working on small engine repair . See page 7 today fer other pi ctures and story about farm business management students at Meigs High. Tanks , Bikinis. one an d two pc. su its. ..._._..~_.._.._.....-..-_...-..-.---------~_..~.-...-....-..-y...:-..-.._..__._ _ _ _.. .......... · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - K:,~~~;~'"."~~so~~~~cr!~~~ fi:~Fit·~~a~~o7~:r.~!~ ,,. Little boys' and girl s' summer sleepwear in cool s ummer styles a nd color s. Sizes 2 to 4, A to 6X, 7 to 14 GIRLS' l JEANS AND SLACKS SALE! · l 4th birthday Scott Lisle was honored on his fourth bi rthday recently at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Lisle, Syracuse. Attending were his brother, 1odd, Mr. and Mrs. Don Lisle, Marjori e Manuel , Jeanie Allen, Brian and Mark and Mrs. Florence Putts, ail of Sy ra c us~, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jenkins, Kimberly and !Wc:.eile, t'om<'r.,y, and Mr. ahd Mr s. Bill KendaJJ , Michiga n. I • 1-· ---~-----------~------~------------------------ honored on For ' CHILDREN'S SLEEPWEAR Spec ial g r oup of wome n ' s denim jeans Sized 8 to 40. Camera department A Home Bank SALE I JEANS SALE 12 EXPOSURE~ ................. '1.99 20 EXPOSURES ................. 12.99 Scou Lisle Scaffold disaster probe completed AND TO S~LECT" GIFTS FOR FATHER'S DAY JUNE 18TH. · Lipscomb head Elder Like pillows for yo ur feet. With squeezabiy soft, puffed leather and foam cushioned insoles . Expe riente it. Criminal charges decision pending SPECIAL SALE PRIC·ES he County Vocational Center in Point Pleasant. Hours for the test are from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30p.m. saturday, June fO. Those passing the te st will rercive the equival r nry of a high sc hool diploma. Participants must be residents of West Virginia or last attended a school in that sta te. Persons .registering mu st show proof of age and social security number. Registration fee Is $15. For more Information, contact Ann Harreld at the Mason County Adult Learning Center, 675-5024. •• at McDaniel home Extensive losses occurred at the home of Phyllis and Everett McDaniel, SR 143, due to the flash floods that hit the area Thursday night and early Friday morning . The couple was watching television and Mr. McDaniel heard a noise outalde and when he went out the water was In their ya rd where their two dogs were tied. McDaniel tried to save the dogs but his eflortl were In vain and they drowned. A camping trailer that the couple purchased Monday was destroyed. Vehicles p!lrlted in the yard were damaged by the · water. One car ' was alniost completely covered. The water had such 1 force that It turned one car around and it struck a new truck that was parked next to it. A new living room suit e that was stored in.the garage, belonging to their son was ruined and a motorcycle and riding mower also in the garage were cove red with water. . Mrs. McDaniel stated that the heat pump In the basement of the home had damage and it only lacked three to four inches of gelling into the home. Damages were estimated between $4,000 and $5,000 and their Insurance will not cover what Ihey lost, Mrs. McDaniel commented . EXTENDED FOURECAST Sunda y through Tue sday , lair Sun · day and a chance of showers Monday an d Tuesday. Highs will he tn the upper 80s or the lower 90s Sunday and Monday and in the 80s Tuesday. Lows will be Ia lhe 64Js. T~is week 's winning Ohio Lottery numbers: Gold number - 0. White number - 90. Blue number - 087. Exira Cash 103773. Loss of bookmobile service to schools expected this fall BY CIIARLBNE HOEFLICH Loss of bookmobile service tu Meigs Co unty schools next fall seems a ~nos t certa in. Meeting Wednesday night at the Meig s Inn, Thomas Olson, extension services specialist for the Ohi o Valley Area Ubraries under which the local libr a ry se r vices operate, announced that he wa s rec ommending t hat school stops be eliminated in Meigs County . He said that " th e bookmobile is nut able to provide quality service to schools and the com munity at the so me time", stressed the cost of serving schools and clw rged that schools have a res ponsibility to provide library service fur students. He indica ted that OV AL has · ·g row n away from bookmobile" as a means of c1rculat1 ng books and arc more in cli ned toward the Mail-A- Book Service . In ulher recommendations for Mci~s County, Olson sa id that he was recommend ing to the OVA l Boa rd that the number of bookmobile hours in Meigs County be reduced !rum 866 to 400 and that the scrvil:e be concentra ted in towns and l'illages without library service, Reedsville, Tupjlcrs Plains, Chester, Syracuse , Rutla nd and fu!l'ine, and that the se rvice sched ule be changed from monthly to biweekly. The OVAL representative so id that 866 hours of se rvice was decided un in 1965 when the bookmobile service was sw rted in Meigs County, at tllHt time a one-i:ounty operation . He sai d that "it appears that the hours of serv ice now providt>d in Meigs Co unty an· a function of traditi on and do not reflect i:t ny rct:l.'nt evaluati on of the actua l se rviec needed by bookmobile users." In Iu s report to the OV AI. Board, librarians, other personnel of the libraries in the 10 county a rea, as well as some local school officials and other guests, the OVA l. representative cha rged that the · .. Mei gs County school districts have rejected at least three requests by the Pome r oy -Midd l eport librari es to share the cost of schoo l bookmobile servtce in SUSAN FLESHMAN, Meigs Ubrarian , has resigned recent years... "Schools, he effective June 30 and will begin work later this summer a t so id , "now rcce1ve 43 percen t Dan Morri s, director of of the bookmobile service in the Westerville library . On behaU of the local library curriculum and instruction, Meigs Cou nty .'' board . she was presented a gift by Mrs. Wa nda Eblin . in the Meigs I...Ocal School (Continued on page 12} District, will be speaker at a Meigs High School Alumni Banquet to be held on July I in the high school cafeteria. The alumni will award a $100 scholarship to a member of the 1978 graduating class. The dinner will be !rum 7 to 9 and a dance will follow from 9 DETROIT 1UP I) - Ford Motor Co. Chairman Henry Ford to 12. Playing for the dance n has named his brother, William Clay Ford, to a l.op will be the Cobras. Rick corporate post to insure the "continuity" of ~'ord fa mily Miller, son of Bob Miller of IRONTON,Ohio (UP! ) - A influence over the C<lmpany it founded 75 years ago. Pomeroy and a 1972 graduate Lawrence County sheriff who The high-level shakeup Thursda y also appeared to remove of Meigs High School, is a Ford President Lee A. Iacocca from the line of succession says a motorcycle gang member of the group. in when the elder Ford, 60, retires in two years as chief executive pl otte d his dea th Tickets will be $6 whi ch o( the firm named for his grandfather. He will retain the retaliation for the loss of a includes the dinner, dance chairman's title until he reaches the mandatory retirement clubhouse has drawn the and dues . No guests will be Huntington, W.Va ., police permitted at the dinner but age of 65. department into th e Morris to be speaker for alumni i,.)_r_h_e_w_o_rl_d_To_d_a_y_ High level shake-up at Ford police may be involved alumni members can bring a guest to the dance. Tickets may be purchased at Jimmy's Pastry Shop. Village Phannacy, Rutland Furni ture, Beacon . Golf Station, New York Clothing House or the Meigs Inn. Parents of alumni members living out of town are asked to send this newspaper clipping to their children. Reservations also may be made by mail to Kathy Cumings, Box 283, Syracuse. Man injured in Rt. 33 mishap Herbert Gilkey , 60, Shade, was tak en to Veterans Memorial Hospit al for treatment of injuries suffered in an accident at 7:25 a.m . Thursday on U. S. 33 in Meigs County one mile north of SR 681. According to the Gallla· Meigs Post State Highway Patrol, the Gil key ca r ran off the right side of the road and cut bac~ into the path of an auto driven by Cynthia Krautter , 20, Pomer~y . Both drivers were t rave iin~ north on U.S. 33. The a uto owned by Krautter r ece ived severe damage, the Gilkey clir was demolished . Gilkey was charged with failure tu yleld fro m a private driv e. Huntington The patrol also investigated an inci dent that occurred on Northup-Patriot Rd., two miles east of 715. An auto driven by Mary E. Lambert, 45 , Gallipolis, incurred slight damage when the dash board wiring caught fire . The Incident occurred at 10:10 a.m., there were no injuries. At 12 :25 p.m. the patrol investigated a second vehicle fire . A tr uck driven by Kenn eth A. Ga rdner, 33, Col umbus, was completely demolished when a fir e ca ught In the engine compartment and spread through the rest of the vehi cle. The incident occurred on U.S. 35, just west of 279. There were no injurl~s . Full scale investigations WASHINGTON (UP!) - Sens. Herman Talmadge, IX;a ., and Edward Brooke , R-Mass, are facing full-scale Senate Ethics Committee investigations of their financial affairs Ill determine if they were involved in any "improper conduct. " Moving fast at a closed meeting Thursday, the committee voted to go beyond the stage of "preliminary inquiry ," to hire a special counsel for each case , and to examine confidential financial reports filed since 1972 by Talmadge, chairman of the Agriculture Committee, and Brooke, the only black senator. Battle brewing in Senate WASHINGTON (UPI } - A battle may be brewing in the Senate over a bill to provide federal guarantees of up to $2 billion in New York City bonds to save the city fr om bankruptcy. . . Tn e House easily approved the measure Thursday , 240-155. It rejected, 291-109, an alternate proposal to extend for three years direct, federal seasonal loans to the city, which expire June 30. ·Mexican councilman arrested TIJUANA, MexiC<l (UP!} - Tijua na City Councilman Jose Guadalupe Vazquez was arrested Thursday and held without bail in connection with the alleged kidnapping of five San' Diego residents for $20,000 ransom. State Superior Court Judge Leonida Pichardo ruled there was enough evidence in the case to hold Vatquez for trial. Vazquez, 34, three high-ranking police officials ,.nd two patrolmen reportedly carried out the extortion scheme. HE&W budget cut $1 billion WASHINGTON (UP!} - Ignoring pleas from Secretary Joseph Califano, the House has voted 29().ll7 to pare $1 billion from the Department of Health, Education and WeH.. re budget as an Incentive to reduce waste, fraud and abuse. Sponsor Rep . Robert Michel, R·IIi., said the action will give Califano "that additional stick really needed to move the bureaucracy into action" to reduce losses through fraud and abu se. investigation. Sheriff James Howell revealed Thursday that a gu n used to kill a Maryland man believed to have been the gang's "hit man " was purchased initially by a policeman in Huntington. Accordin g In Howell , the .38-calibcr snub- n os e revolver was bought by a Huntington police officer. That was confirmed by Cabell County, W.Va., Sheriff Ted Barr. but he and Howell declined to identify the offi cer , saying the gun apparently had chang ed hands a number of times. Removed from a creek , tbe gun was identified as the one used to kill Frederick Kemp, 31, Wheaton, Md., whom Howell belie ves was a "gun for hire" man in a plot by the Avengers to kill him . The Huntington Advertiser, in Thursday's edition , also quoted Howell as saying that at least two Huntington police officers have been krown to accompany members of the Avengers on pleasure cruises. Huntin gton Po lice Chief Ottie Adk ins and . Ca pt . Normal Noble discounted any knowledge of these accusations. "We'll certainly look inln it," Adkins promised . Howell claim ed that members of the Avengers hired Kemp to kill him, apparently beca use they believed the sheriff was (Continued on Pile 12) I ' �2- The Dally Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Fraday, June 9, 1978 E.'f\A >®' HULME "''lt!ll N,E ~--ruEGiii'M .fl. 3- Tire Daily Sent mel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Friday, June 9, "1@ The People Page COMMENTARY Donald F. Graff Selling Nixon's story Love stories for millions No eKpllcll SCK , no vaulente and " hllppy endmg Those are the a·estnctave rules by whach Harltoqum Books, the world's lllrgesl publisher of rmmmtu..· ftd Jun, ts rw1 So far at 's a mollo that's also run lhear sales 1nlu the malllons foa the pllsl year Al 211. Pamela Galsworlhy IS art CXCL Ullvt' Ill the l OIJlpllny that specializes tn clean" love sturtes She could also pose fur the cu•e• art on almost any of the pulp romam;cs, or ~ one of the heromes 1her favonle wm d ts ' enthustrt sm hero punches and shoots has way through the plot. overcomes every obstacle and always manages to come across th ree or four absolutely gorgeous women, all uf whom are totally - and anslanlly - avaalable to hun Aren't love fantastes a lot more posative than fantasaes about vaulence and easycome. easy-go sex'' Maybe that 's why out of 150 authors spannan g these sugary tales for Harlloquan. not one as C:l man 1 Galswoa lhy IS also as determan ed m dcfcndmg the rumanu.·s a.s anv Hetrlequm hcrouae would lx• Men wtll often eKpress a kind of contempt fur ·that love sluff women read What gets me IS the women who go along wtth lhts. wtlhoul real iZing 1t' s JUSt another putdown Women enJOYfantastzmg about love and romance. and that s what nu\els are fantast es on paper Women dun t call men stl1) beca use the\ 1ead hctaon that IS based on male fanloStes I mean the kmd of advcnturt• or detective novel m wh tch the gun-sllngm~ The future of CB radio Sun spots will trigger changes Pamela Galsworthy Woody's funny friend Woody AileD Woody Allen has all the maddle·da" vartues He's Joyal, gene1ous, helpful, supporllve and has a chauffeur That desm plaun of one of Ameraca 's be~t known fun· nymen comes from Woody's · Anme Hall" c-ollaborator, Marshall Brackman. In a July Vava magazme article enltlled, "The Funmesl Man You've Never Mel. Marshall Brackman,' Brackman, a top comedy wnter on hts own, was asked 1! he prefers teamtng up to wratmg alone Of course 1 Collaburataon with Woody as a sttuallon m which I am functaomng at my highest level It s hke playmg tenms wath a pro - ) ou gel back as good as you g1ve . My collaburatwn walh Woody was the castes! thing m the world for me because hts head was on the block, not mane It was his proJect. and af at failed , 11 was has fault If at succeeded, well, maybe at was both of us " By Ink Dipper (Farsi of three parts 1 Where does ctllzens band radao go from 1ts present posation' What can tls 20 nulhun adherents expect Ill the future ' By 1982 callzens band wtll hove abandoned the 11 me tea band and been moved to one· thtrd meter. , from 27 megahertz to 900, .. pred tcts Waller Sllles , well-known electron!(' and broadcast engmeer "'!'has ts the lega l posll!On the Federal Commumcatwru; Cum1mss10n wall hove to adopt no later l111111 1980 " Sllles as a CBer and ham · operator lumself A resadenl of Phoemx, Araz. he has been mvolved 111 radw and leleva· swn developments for more than 35 years The FCC has four yea •s to fare up lu the saluataon of crowdang - electrumc smug, tf you wt sh - and thetr only answer must be a move for personal radiO ll wtll etlher be 450 megahertz or 900, w!lh the latter bemg the more destrable," asserts Stales ll Ca nada " He reports that sun spot ac· llvaty now as abuuliO percent of what It Will be It wall be unpossable for the CBer to obsct ve the 15(). arule rule placed on cttazens band because the CBer won 'l be able to help Jmnself," he I ~ nCCt.'SSCifY Stales feels that tlw pro- says By 1979 the sun spot blems of sun spots, stallt atliVItY wall be lwtce as bad sktp and mterfcrence teq uu e and many CBers wall have lo wall be all FM and smgle stdeband wtll be built mlu all wuts,' he con tends Furthet there "'II be 300 channels The technology has been peafected, so at as httlc mo1 e than the FCC makmg the deteramnatwn that thts move Will all the CB units in the country become obsolete? -One expert says they will. solul tons These. 111 Ins opt· ruun, t:an only be ovcr<.:ume lJy lh c mov e to 900 megahertz ·The 11-year cycle of sun spot acttvaty as JU.' l beg ummg. and wtll peak 111 June of 1982," he explaans Thts means that CBers wi ll hat·dl v be able lu talk 10 blocks a\\ay, but lhcv 'll be ptckang up Signa ls from calles all over lhe Umled Slates and have many compensatiOns, · he dauns ' It wtll mean vtr· tually unluntled channels avatlable It wall mean very Iallie slatac when you are ta lk· mg And sktp wtll be elunanated It wall mean lransccavcrs that arc more soplusltcaled - hke ptslons to Jel propulsaon - and are more expenstve But the utthzatwn wall be expanded beyond anyllung now possible. and 11 wtll bnng more people mlo ct lizens band radao.' ' Thas ts one expert 's vae" of CB 's future Whelhea at takes lhts loran and dtrcc llon only tunc wall tell. But of change " c m·e ccrtam hang at up I'm already getling a lot of sktp on 10 meters am.l, remember, 11 meters !lhe CB band I IS JUS( neKl door '' Does thas mean an end to the $50 lranscetver' Sltles says at does Wall all the CB wu ts 111 the country become obsolete ' He believes they Will It 's gomg to be a whole new ball game and at wall The wrangle over tJre marketmg or Richard NIXon's memoars is producing some better lanes than are to be round in the book ttself In case you got m late on this one, a group_desagnatin~ atself the Commattee to Boycott NIXon 's Memmrs IS seeking to discourage the public from purchasang the former presadent's story, "RN : The Memo1rs of Richard Nixon " Some arught consader the book's list price - $19 95 -<liscouragement enough But not the conunitlee. It is placing anti-book ads m leadmg newspapers and distributing posters, bumper stackers and T-shirts emblazoned wath ats slogan· ·'Don't Buy Books by Crooks." As the publisher, Grosset [ Dunlap, sees at, tire campatgn IS an attempt to censor an Important docwnent of contemporary history " IllS mcredable that anyone could suggest that a book not be published," declares Harold Roth, Grosset president. "If we abradge the freedom of any one writer or publisher, we effectively abradge the freedom of all." But censorship as not at issue, according to boycott leader Wtlham Boylen· · . "Our pomt IS that people should not buy the books and help enr1ch Mr. N1xon. We have never said the book should be suppressed People who want to read 1t can get 1t out of the library .. . or they can waat tall thas $20 book goes mto the remamder bans a half year from now for $2." So at goes. There unquestiOnably as widespread post-Watergate resentment that former pubhc offacaals whose acts the public has treld to be wrong should subsequently be able to profal personally from the experaence. But there ts at present no publicly approved procedure ror preventmg this. And 11 IS difficult to see how such could be developed and effechvely applied m s!luallons involvmg freedom of expresston wtlhout ratsmg a greater danger to the pubhc In short, resorting to the censorship which both Roth and Boylen reJect. The New York T1mes, which seraalized too memotrs to newspapers, has taken Solomon-lake editonal note of the controversy and decided that all partaes are m the raght -the restgned presadent m wntang his story, the publisher m marketmg 11, the opposition in not buying 11 and seekmg to persuade others to do likew1se. The marketplace, at advases, should decade the assue. It usually does. The lives and frequently less than stratghtforward tunes of pubhc figures are a staple of both book clubs and remamder bins. In this case, even a! too market deCISIOn IS strongly negative at would be of no great pam to the boycott target Rachard Ntxon already 1s assured of a reported $2 million from his oraginal sale of all publl cataon raghts And there IS always too possbtbty of the boycott boomerangmg. havmg something of the effect that bannmg In Boston once did m making questwnable books and movaes more popular elsewhere. Quale possably the last words on this parttcular controversy already have been delivered by publisher Roth an observmg that 'anyone an this country has a raght to make a danm fool of himself " That d!Spensataon as broad enough to cover any nwnber of partaes - from wraters and publishers through boycotters and buyers HEALTH WHAT AMERICANS ARE READING Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Based on most requested b ooks tra m the shelves ot "Oranes m ISO Ctt1es around fhe coun try CDffliJI/ed b'l the Amencsn LlbrBr'f Assoc1BI10n (D1srnbuted by Newspaper Enterpnse Assn J . Stt·rility Jackie B. ignored Jackie 0. A lot of muv1e vtewers and crttacs ahke wall be mutterang "Tell tl to the Mannes.' but here's "hatJackae Btssd told US ma gazane about her oh-so Jackt e 0 perforanance m 'The La st Tycoon... I don'l play Mrs Onassts emU never an my mmd was I pla y tn~ her Ftctwn 1 BLOODLINE by Sadney She ldon 1Morrow, $9 95 1 2 THE THORN BIRDS by Colleen McCulluugil IHarper I Row , $9 95! 3 THE WOMEN S ROOM by Manlyn French !Swnrntl, $10 95 ! 4 A ST RANGER IS WATCHING by Mary Haggans C l~rk (Stmon I Schuster, $8 95 I 5 THEHUMANFACTOR by Graham Greene !Simon I Schuster, $9 95 1 6 SCRUPLES bv Judalh Krantz !Crown $10 00 I 7 rHF: HOLCROFT COVE· NANT b) Hubert LudlUin 1Mat ck. $10 951 8 HACHEL, 11lF. HABBI S wlule makang the !tim " The acto rs and producers cla am tl 's JUSl another love WIFE story - that It bears no by Stlvaa Tennenbaum I Morresemblance to reahty They ro" $9 95 1 11 say the portrayal of a 9 TH E HUN OU HABLE wealthy, beautaful wale of a SCHOOLBOY Presadenl uf the Umled Slates by John le CHrre IKnopf. who sees her husband $10 95 I assassmaled and then martO THE BLACK MAHBLE rieS a Greek shapptng tycoon by J oseph Wambaugil as JUSl another romance Sttll, tDelacortc, $9 95 1 they deny , deny, deny Nunfaclton " I think this picture IS a 1 MY MO'I'HEH. MY SElF faary tale," says co-slar An· thony Quann It 's a beaullful faary tale about two of the most ~ !am orous people an the world who fall an love And Btsset concluded · It was a good pllrt, qUite digmhed and nothang to be ashamed of on tire explottaBy United Press International taun level My character had GOODBYE BOY : Richard DreyfiiSs, who won the tenderness, love, strength Academy Award for best actor an "The Goodbye Girl, " has and an aura " And got to quit Columbaa '• "All That Jazz" because he's too tared The 3(). wear a swell wardrobe , to year-<Jld Dreyfuss has been spreading himself a bat :.h m lately boot -"Close Encounters of th e Third Kind " segued with "The Goodbye Gar I, " whtch segued with "The Bag FIX " In additaon, he's been taxed recenUy with a demanding portrayal of Cassius m "Julius Caesar" at the Brooklyn Academy of Musac in New York. Dreyfuss was "exhausted," sa1d a friend in Los Angeles, who added, " Rack's still not over the Academy Award " . peopletalk JoH quellne Riss et Lighting up Saturday night A ( lose encounter of lhe r ~uppo,..d 1 funn y kmd wa s expertenced recentl y by Mont) P) thon member, Mtchacl Pa lin. when he shared the :->HC sla ges waUl the Satur· d. ) 'itghl I.Ive" gang. Even fr,r a 1razy Python person, tl ""' une Saturday mght Ire wr!(l l furgel Palm l11ld radao s · Dtrecl :.ew' On "Saturday Ntght 1J 'le . they crawl out of a etA• 111 thP afternoon and V: /Jil wntang ol 2 00 a m In f .1\V) ;, nd , we Pythons go •nrrt~-. tt •u 1n Lhe evemn~ ""'' p•Jl .n ''"rsltppers " Affl ,., . ,L, tlv· 'M Ready l,, jJr 1 mt. l un~ PI.t.yt:rf' ktt u f. JU.i iAr.,,r '}-< ml!J r~ tt.d11 t r1r"' ·, L}'-)f; Wf!f,! h11Uf"' ,, N~Nman ~ yjlj thl: mwp:d1cnt ~ K'<~ "" yw ~ uesscd !Jy 111 ~~~ tn!A•rvte w In fliv,lt l tirwf\, , ·,·w•mm setys HliHI· 1u.;.n;• ~~ port uf uur or)enla· lit"! It IH oil antriJSIJI'tli VC tdV.h •Ire t •Intanues, " luch ' Laralac Newman m.;, kes her "very creative " HUt the sky 's not the llmal when at comes to drugs on the show. Says Newman , · Cocarne as a false enthustasm Uiug twu htL• uf Colombian polls cn u u~h for me " ' by Nancy Fnday 1Delacorlc. $10 00 I 2 THE AM ITYVILLE HOI\· ROR b) Jay Anson rPrcnllcl• fl all , $7 95 ! 3 ALL THINGS WISE AND WONDERFUL by James Hernut 1St Marlm 's, $10 001 4 THE COMPLETE BOOK OF RUN NING by James FIIU< IHandom House. $10 00 ) 5 'I HE ENDS OF POWER by H R Haldeman ITunes, $1 2 95 1 6 IF I.IFE IS A BOWL 0~' CHERH IES - WHAT AM I DO ING IN THE PITS' by E rma Bombeck rMeGraw-Htll , $7.95 ) 7 LOOKING OUH'OR NO I by Robert Hanger IFunk I Wagnalls, $9.95) 8 I.! FE IS A BANQUET by Rosalind Russell and Chrts Chase t Handom House , $10 00 ) 9. MONTY . A BIOGRAPHY OF MONTGOMERY Cl.lf'T by Robert LaGuardta f Arbor House, 112 95 1 10 THF WOMAN 'S l1ll~~<;,~ mR SUCCESS BOOK by John T. Mollo) 1Fullrtl. $9 95 ) Fnend" . Ge.:lrge Hamilton and Richard Benjamin are filmin g a new Dracula movie - " Love at First Bite" - In Califorma and wall be tn New York Saturday ror on-location shootmg ... AI Paclno will be shoottng Daalel Pelrle'a " Born on the Fourth of July" on location In Mexico later this month ... Geraldloe Chaplin as m PariS shootmg Bertrand van Essenterre's new f1lm, "Mais OuEst Done Ornicar'" .. UN . Ambassador Andrew Young held a dinner at the U. S. Mission tn New York Thursday night for Seretse Kbama, president of Bol•w•na Berry's World ROYAL RUNNER-UP: Jordan's King Hussein has taken anottrer step to ensure the royallmeage The king named his 2year-old son Prtuce All second m line for the Jordaruan throne, after Hussem 's brother , (Crown Prtuce Hassan). The young heir - Hussein's eldest son by the late Queen Alia - was offtcaally desagnated because, as the ktng said m a roya l directive Issued m Amman Thursday, "I am keen that the !me of succession be crystal clear " The directive came exactly one week before has scheduled marraage to 26-year-<Jid New York socialite Usa Halaby. UP FOR GRAHAM : It was only practice, really, but tire audience was impressive so the show had to be good It was the preview Thursday for the Martha Graham Dance Co 's engagemen't at New York's Metropolitan Opera House June 26 through July I. The audience - peppered wath reporters and JX!otographers - mcluded Gloria Swansoa and Usa Mloaelll, who knows a thmg or two about dancing herself. Too guest list of Graham supporters also consisted of Jo1111 Bennett, Polly Bergen, actor-turned-author Thomas T~on and Post heiress Dlaa Merrill. QUOTE OF mE DAY : Nobel laureate Alexander S.l,benltayn m a speech to Harvard graduates Thursday , diiK:wslng the We:rtern press : "People also have tire right not LD know, ... the raght not to have thetr divine souls stuffC\J with gosslp, nonsense, vain talk." GUMPSES : Rob "Meathead" Reiner and Peony "Laveme" Marshall wiD be In New York at the end of tire month to conllnue filmln R "Love Me and I'll Be Your Best ' ,.__ " Someday, I'M gonna be a no-name. hasbeen. cast-off and play w1th Oakland an ' we '//lead our d1v1S10n 10 1111'11 by saymg wathout shame that there would be no more sex because havang su wath me would brang on the boal.s I nearly comrrutted suicide I do not know how we ean have a baby Without sex. that's also one of our problems Ca n you tell me what causes these mfcclions and what we can use to cure ll 'I DEAR READER - Staph mfecltons are caused by the staphylococcal bactena. These bacteraa mvade the root of , the hoar and slart a lillie mfeclion which turns Into a boal You will need ml'<lacal gutdance to help control 11 because once a staph mfection has mvaded a home 11 perstsls We all hove some forms of staphylococcal orgumsms en our skm but fortunately our skm has sufftelent prolectave barraers lo help us out und they 're often not the kmd that setup an mfectton .. It 's absolutely essenlial that m the presence of a staph mfectaon that you do not exchange towels or w~shclotlas . These can easily become contammated wath the baetera~ Your doctor should be able to culture the bacteria and land out whach antabiollcs will help eontrol il. With proper skm care and antabaottcs you may be able to control the tnfeclion lnfecllon has no relataonshap to sexual actavtty . The problem here, as suggested by your letter. IS your bils1c relatwru;hap wtlh your wale. To resolve these problema you may need some help from a marriage counselor. By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR LAMB- I net.>d to know at what age a man becomes stera le If ever, or as his sperm always able to produce chaldren I'm an my chan~e of hfe and my Future husband ts 66 Let me know af I need to take anythmg at !has sta~e I'd rather not ratse any more duldren OF:AH RF.ADER - There as nu Jll'l!tfic cut-off date for mom thllt can apply to all oW T1w Russians claim ·' · t one or tho' men lhol they have uda"'l For aging was >Lt ll potent and poduced vuobl · perm cells at age 116 To ~ a ve you more mrorma ltun on !has I am sendmg you The Health l."tter nwnber 1·1, Perpetual Youth, Agmg . Others who want thts assue c~n send 50 cents with a long , stamped, sel f-addresse d envelope for it to me m care of thas newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio Caty Slallon, New York . NY 10019 Since many older men do fa ther chaldren I would suggest that you use precautaons unltl you are certain you yourself are no longer able to become pregnant That usually means at least one year after you ha ~e stopped havmg menstrual periods after your menopause, some suggest two years for even greater securtty You ca n check wtth your doctor m your mdivtdual case to make sure that you have completed the menopause and are no longer apt to get pregnant before you throw caution to the wind. DEAR DR LAMB- About ntEDAILYSENTJN£L DEV<YrEDTOTHE two years ago my wife and I INTEREST or started havmg a "staph mfec~~~~~~:..t'ru taon " The mfection appears Cll! Edllor as buill! and they mterchange Puulllih<d "" ly '"'-'<PI s.auro.y by The Ohlu Volley PubtlJhlnK thelr pus Ill on from one ann • cump~~ny·Mulllmed~ . Inc. 111 ptl to the other. Tire boils do Cuurt Sl. Pomeroy. Ohio 417111 8"''""" Ollk• """"" 112- 21111 come and go about every stx F.dltorlll l PJJ(me WZ 2 1~7 weeks We hove done all we S...und d... P"'\JJK• pold '' cllll do within our power to Pumeroy Ohio ' NMlioOMI t~dvertl»lntc repretM.'fl· control it. No medlcutwns o.uv. l•ndun ......,..,... !101 so.>em to work f,...,ud Avo I Clmlond,Ohw 44111 Sullo<"".., rolea o.tlm<d 11y NOW my WI.1e, Wh0 ha S l:t t'Mrr~r whtre av.Uable 7) l'ftlll p~tr tendency to blame me for """k By MuWr Roule wlwruamer anythinu~ that goes wron•rt and "''v•• '"" noU..ble. One onoolh. "~ By lntllln Oh!o and W V• • not to pratse me for unythmg One Ym. 12200. saa ,.......,., that goes right says thllt she 111 !0. Thr.. munllw , 1700. • fols~Whtre pe 00 )'ear, Six 1nunl.h» really hates me und thllt she 11310, Th"' monlha. 11.10, gets the bot is from me. She SuiJJocrtpUon pri<• Ind...,, Sundoy "'"l'ltal&nt lnel worsened the whole slluatlun Cubs crush Reds, 10-1 CHICAGO (UP! ) - Teammates of Rtck Reuschel wall be happy lo know tha l the 6foot-3 nghthander always has them m mmd when he ts on the mound Reuschel won hts seventh game agamst four losses Thursdav by dts pos an g of the Cmcannata Heds 10 • I tn JUst over two hours He struck out a seasonhagh 10 batters, walked no one and htl a batter " I don't lik e to get stnkeouts and keep the club waating," saad Reuschel. "I'd sooner have them hat the first bull I'm not a power pttcher and as a rule I don't get so many strikeouts. They were swangmg at bad pttches I went out and JUS( patched my game. "A httle bit of everythang was workmg for me " The Cubs had a 5~ lead after four annmgs The Cubs had 14 hats wtlh Bobby Murcer stnkang tire btg blow wath a U1ree-run ~omer , his thtrd, off Manny Sa rm ien to tn the etg hlh mmng. Dave Rader and Greg Gross each had two RBI and Manny Tnllo had three smgles. "When you come up 600 tunes, anythm~ ca n happen - espec1a ll) here," sa ad Murcer a bout his home run an Wragley FJeld. "lthmk at was a fas tball but I can 't remember " Reds southpaw Fred Norman, now 6-3, lasted 3 1-3 mmngs before bemg yanked by Manager Sparky Anderson No r ma n, who as ctlh er sharp or gets hal hard , is constdered "very streaky.' Anderson satd " He d1dn't have a th m ~ today , Anderson satd lleuschellost lus btd for has Classic leader MEMPHIS, Tenn . (UP! ) A 2!i-foot bardte putt on the farst hole gave Make Morley Just the start he needed mthe Mempha s Golf Ciassac Morley, who sank. another five btrdaes for a 6-under-par 66, went IIllo today's second round of the $2!i0,000 PGA tournament wllh a one-stroke lead Wolfpen News Notes Mr and Mrs. Everett Ray Johnson , Audra , Ertc and Jeff of Dubhn were Memonal \\ eekend VISitors of Helen Johnson TI1ey also vtstted "llh her mother, Mrs Wailea Hanun of Pomeroy Beverly Roush and lamtly of Pomero) and Mrs Jones of Mason were Sunda y VISitors of Mr. and Mrs James .Johnson , JMnle Sue, Todd and 1l1eresa Mr t~nd Mr s WllltH m Bo yce of Columbus and Bcrl hu Bussell. local , were Monday vtsalors uf Mrs Iva Juhn slln Ma tor league Leaders Ida and Pegg) Murphy and By Un•ted Preu lnle rnallona t Balt1n9 Elame and Adam Down s CB;ned on IH at baf§) were Tuesday v1s1tors of lva Nat•ona t L eague G AB H Pet Juhnson Burr oghs All 57 172 57 JJ 1 Char les Knapp spen t Gr tt ev C• n 56 227 73 312 Monday LA dd !dO o!. S 371 Memoraal " eckend wath his Bu c kn er Ch • 37 tJA 43 321 grandmother , Lena Knapp of Stmm ons St L 55 19 1 61 31 9 Punl Hou 49 101 6-4 31 8 Langsvalle Bowa Ph d 47 705 65 317 Mrs Paul Pae rce and S m 1l h L A 52 19 4 6 1 3 14 chtldren of Mason vt slled Ma at oc k S F 43 177 54 314 Fos ter Ct n 56 72<~ 70 313 Mrs fi eneva Shumate and , Amertcan League Mr and Mrs Larry John son ~ G AB H Pet. Ja cK.s on Ca l ]9 125 47 376 and famal y Ca r ew M•n 51 193 69 358 Mr and Mrs Robert Reynol ds Sea 57 178 60 33 7 R•ce Bos ss no n u s Reev es and daught er of Sundberg Tex 49 171 57 333 Olesler. Mrs Paul Darnell Pm tel ta N Y 19 143 46 317 Cubbage M tn 43 137 AJ 3 14 Hn d Jeff were Memoraal Da y Coo p£>r Mil SO 197 60 313 vasuors of Mr apd Mrs Smgleton Ba t 45 14 7 46 713 Br en KC 36 142 <1 4 J 10 James Reeves and Bryan Evelyn Scott of Denver , Hom e Runs N attDnat Leagu e K•nqman Colo and Madlyn Flenung of Ch 17 Fmter C.n a nd Furt La uderdal e. Florada Monaav LA 11 . Bcncn C• n Srn •th, L A and L u z•ns k . Ph il were Wednesday VISitors of 10 Amencan League R ICC, Bos Iva Johnson 19 , Bayl or C.!tl 15 T hom pson Wtlham Sayre of Colum bus Del IJ , May . Ball, Eva ns a nd was Memon al weekend Hobson . Bas and Thoma'l M 1l VIStlor of Mr a nd Mrs. 11 Run s Batfe<t In Chw les Sayre Nat1onal l eague Fo ster. Cl n Mr and Mrs Steve Haggy, 43 , Sm1 lh LA and McCove y SF 39 , M ontane z, NY 38 Stephanie and Brad, were Marg M , Cm J7 Am encan Lugue . R 1cc . Bos Memoraal weekend VISilors or 52 St aub De l 39 Ba y lor Cal her stster, Mr and Mrs Tom 38 , Z1Sk Tex 37 , May , Ba ll and Summerfield and daughters 0 11\' er Tex 36 of llhnoas Stolen Bases Leaders Nat1ona1 League P1tl 24 Ce deno Mor eno Hou 19 Madd OX PH il 17, Roys ter , A tl L op es, LA and Ta ... eras P dt 14 1 Amencan L eag ue W1lso n KC 71 Cr uz. Sea I~ Le Flor e Del 18 D li on e Oak and Wills Tex 17 P•lchmg Most V1cton es Gr im Sley 70 Za cn r y NY 7 1, K neppe r SF 7 '1 , John , LA 1l R Reusc hel Ch1 and Forsct1, Sl L 7 4 Rog er s, M tt 7 5 Amencan League Gu 1dr y <NY 9 0 . Tanana. Cal 9 I Torr ez, Bos 8 2, l ee, Bo s 7 3, ~ lanagan and Palmer , Ba ll 11 Nat1onat Leag ue Mil 10 2. Bonha m . Cm Spllllorff, KC and SOren son , Mil ~-· Earned Run Ave rag e (Based on 54 Innings p1tch ed I . Nahonal Lea gu e Knepper 1 94 , R Reu sc hel , Cht 2 19 Rogers, Mtl 2 38 . Fors ch St L 2 52 . Bonham , Cl n 155 •• Amer.can League . Gu idry NY 1 72 , Keough , Oak 104 Fa lm er , Ball 1 13. Zahn , Mmn 1,36. Langford , Oak. 1 51 SF Stnkeouh Nat•onal l eague R ichard , Hou 99 , N1ek ro, All 81 Seeve r pn 77 , Roger s, Mil 71 ~ l y l even , P1tl 69 American Leilgu• Ry an, Cal 105 , Gu idry , NY 74 , F lanagan , Bi ll 6A , TaMn a, ~a !la ck , Te x 51 Ca t 51 By JOE SARGIS UPI Sports Wratcr LAS VEGAS, Nev 1UP! I F'or weeks now Ken Norton and Larry Holmes have be en calhng each other all sorts of ftrsl shutout of the year mthe eighth when ba ck-to-back bunt smgles by Pete Rose and Ken Graffey and Joe Morga n's smgle to left produced the lone run "I had no anXIOUS moments," Reuschel sa1d. "By the t1mc they got two men on base (only an the fi fth and eaghth mnings), we had enough runs " The loss knocked the Reds mto second place m the Western DtVlsaon The Reds traal first-place San Francasco by 8 percentage Jl(lllllS Morley Memphis Letart downs Norton, Holmes clash tonight names MEIGS GIRLS' Reserve Softball team members are, front row. left to rtght. J.md" Williamson, Andrea 1\tggs, Carol Moms, Kelhe Rought, Susan Zarkle, Pa tti Duga n B" ck ro w, Debbte Woodyard , Mary Mtller, Jena Welker , Sara Daddle, M1ssy Calc, Coac il Haw S1avm Seniors golf meet scheduled Aug. 29 J ACKSON - The 12th annual So uthern Ohto SenHII s Gulf AssoctaUon tournament wall be held Tuesday. August 29 al the nme-hole Faargreens Co unt ay Club course John Lambc11, Jackson. an d Chester Harless, Last year 107 male golfers over 50 yea1s ur age com· peter!, conung from Ja ckson, Wellston, Logan , Alliance. Challacoth e, Po•ts moulh . Gall1poils, Pomeaoy , ZanesVIll e, l.ondon and Pt Plcasanl W Va HOUSTON I UPII - The Houston i\stros Thursday ac· quu cd m1nor league left. handed p1t ~ h e a Fra nk Rtccclil from the St Louts Cat dmals m exchange for mmor league outfielder Bob Collucc1o Hou!:iton as!:itgnl•tl Rwee Ill , 25. to Chc~rl cston Outdoors Wellston , w11l aga111 be co- thatnnen of the SOGA event. With Martha Murph) . Jack son, as exccutav e secretary Scunng and reg1stratwn uf guests wtll be handled by the F'tll rgr een s Wome n's Golf Assuuatlon , Wi t h Vu·g u11a Acker man, Wel lston, and Fanny Wtlco x Jacksun. cot hmrperson s Truphtes wtll be 1r1 charge of Lawren ce Gtll, Well ston. and Bill Morrow. Jackson, while Ja ck St iffl er, Sr . Jackson, \H I! be m chm ge nf pnzes F'a trgreens Club Seuctury I W Mit chell wtl l be m charge of groun ds a r r an g emen ts , a nd Fan green s Prufesswnal Btll Goo ch wall han dle golf arrangements John Weber. Wellston, wall be 1n char~e of cntcrtammcnt and pubhclly, and parkmg, locker room arrangements and ot her deta tl s wtll be handled by Dan Washam and Newt Vermtlhon, Ja( kson SC IOTO 1\ESU I.TS COLUMBUS I UP I) Pnnce of Alba charged out of th e pac k m th e stretc h 'llmrsday mghl lo grab a nnelength vtclory 111 the featured etghth race al Scwto Downs. D1 tven b) Terry Holton, the wmner covered the mtle m 2 03 3-S and returned $2 80, $2 40 and $2 20 Our Nemesas was second , pllyang $5 20 and $4 80, ~ htle Sneaken Deacon carn e 111 thtrd and ki cked ba ck $4 Our Baron won th e mnth race to kll'k nff a 11-4-9 tnfccta that was worth $2,693.70. BcprmMtHI placed and Cht t o Dan D shu• ed A crowd of 4.369 wa gered $347,437 Alfred Social Notes United Pn•ss luternataonal Mos t fis he r men a1 e na turall y 111 0 1 c conce rned Sunday Schoo l attendance on June 4 was 47 Offci mg ~a s $24 35 Russell Archer aclcd as supcnnl end ent Wur slup se1 v1ccs we1e held at t0·45 wath an att endance of :15 Rev Thomas spoke on the subject 'The Poanl of No Return " Luke 9 57-62 Chaales D Wuode was so n~ leader Several from here attended gr adua uun cxcr(· tses at wath catchmg ft sh tha n wtth letlmg them go But the gruwmg Jl(lpulanty of catchcmd-release programs and the number of anglers \-\ hO hke to catch f!Sil but not eat U1em make s the proper wa y Ul release a ft sh a n m1porta nt U1m ~ to knnw Ga mef1 sh a re usuall y hooked somewhere m the hard carltlage of the mouth If lhts 1s the caw. rel e as an ~ them 1s t•r~sy S1rnpl y leCt ve En sl ern School Sunda y af- the !Ish m the water , reach tcrrwon and cvcmng Sharon down and grasp the lure from Henderson and Dtana Ma son \H J e among the graduates Mr and Mrs Walbur Pa rker att ended the alumm banquet at th e Chester Gta de Schnol iluiicling SalurdH y rvcnlng Mr and Mrs Cha s. D Woode all en ded the pllrtsh Tonaght, tl all slops, and they wtll ha ve to do then Wlkm g wtlh lhetr fists 111 the World Box ing Co unc al 's versaon of a nati ona ll y heHvy\\ eaght tele va s ed champaonshap fight an the Caesar' s Pa lace Hotel's Sports Pavtlton The arena seals only 5,000 and was an early sellout as odds on the ftghl fluctuated and fanally settled on 7-5 Norton , masmuch as he IS the WBC champton , ha vmg been declared so wathuut hghtang 111 a talle match The WBC strapped Leon Spanks , Mu hammed Ali 's conquerer, of the Litle when the form et Olympi c champiOn refused to meet Norton , the !'in I Ianked challe nger. and tn sli•a d sa gned to ftght the exchamp for multt-mtlhons "Slice at anywa1 ynu like.' ' saad Norton on the eve of h1s ftrsl talle defense. · I am the t hampaon Once I ~ et past the hooks and toke at out of has muuth '11lc ftsh wall swun away F'tsh that have been hooked deep 111 the softer p.~rt s of the mouU1 ar e mu1 e daf£1cult lu release unha1 111ed You can ampr ove has chan ces of sur \! val af you 'II use a net lo mcetmg fu1 treasurers a t th t! la nd lwn Thumbmg the St Paul church Tuesday mouth or heftmg by the gtll even1n g l ov ers can mJurc the £ish as Snme from here attended th e d1st n et conference meelmg at the Rtchland Ave UM Church an Athens SundB) , June 4. 2 30 p m Mrs Eva Btbbee recently sufrc red ct stroke und 1s hospit alized Cla ra Mac Slllnilel l " hnspalahzcd .tlso Vac,llllln Bible School " 'II be June 26·30 "ath Jana ce Pulltns dareclor, and !he prog ram on June 30 Mrs !ln\\ard F'landrr s IS bi.tt: k at her church du t res ct!'l class Ira cher afl er re(·enll y suffering a broken Cll m Mr and Mrs Wm Carr much as the hook Once he's 111 the net, gently remove the hook wtth a pau nf long nosed "fisherm a n's ph cr s" or a hoo k dtsgorger NEW YORK IUPI I - The ~ c w York Yankees sagned thtL'C draft packs Thursday fn st b.Jsema n Steve Balbom of Eckerd College 111 f'londa, outfi elder Pete Khoury, also of Et kerd College, and n ghtII.mded pttcher Rach Carlucci of the Um ve rstty of Iowa Bal hom, was asstgned to West HHven of the Eastern re turned her mother f rom lt l.caguc , Khoury was sent to Columbus hospatal ba ck to F'orl Laude rdal e of the her home tn Lo ~an last week, Flunda Slate l.eab'Ue, and "here she 1!-i ru.·o vcrmg, aft er Car lucca wa s asstgned to ha vm g i:l par ema kcr 1n Oneon ta of the New YorkPenn League. '1alled and replac c the net 1n the wC:Jter • Movtng the net back\\ard wtll free the fi sh Hnd allow ham to swtm away walh the least posst ble damage It s unporta nt to a vmd to uchmg the fi sh at all 1! you can help ll Usually 1t docs no good to release a lash U1at has been scn ously lllJUr ed unless vo u're mleresled m feeding the turtles A ft sh that has been badly cut by a hook 01 hooked 111 the area of the glils wall probably not survtve for long The same IStrue of ftsh th at h<~ve been "played out " If You pl ay h1m until he' s completely exhausted, he wtll ha ve bmllup ,l residue of actd m ht s cell s that wtll ev entua ll y ktll ham ev en though he looked okay "hen yo u let hun go If you plan to re lease the hsh you ca tch, dun't wear them out Bnng th em 5I ratghl to the net and get them bac k mt o the water m once There's a lot to be saad for fi sherma n who regularly relea se lrnphy-Size lash for nther ~ to enJoy another tame But l hts must be done Holmes, I "'II faght Spanks or All an)'\lhere and anyplace th ey like and settle thas thing once and for all " UIJVl ously , Norton as cu nftdenl he can take Holmes, a man many think not only wall become the next t hampton but also wtll stay on top for years to come They lhmk so because the) say Holmes IS the best of the hea vy wetghls a round, IO· cludmg Spmks, and all he needs IS a chance to prove at. l onight, he gets has chance ogcnn:o,1. a man who has knocked out 32 opponents and probably IS the hardest hatter of all lire hea vyweaghts Norton scaled 220 Jl(lunds and Holmes 209 for thear bag faght Holmes satd the difference m the wetghts means he wall be fa ster and Norton slower " I'm a boxer, and berng faster 1s an adva ntage for me,' ' satd Holmes • I m not goang to pred act a knockout because that would be stll y • GEAR UP FDRTHE TOUGH JOBS WITH AGRAVELY. .,..~~~ The word "hate" has been thr own ba ck a nd forth bet"een lh e tw o At fhursda) 's wea~h -m , Norton ,md Holmes explained how they felt · I don l hate Ken Norton," saad Holmes who ha s 19 knoc kout s tn ht s perf ect strmg of 27~ · I don't hale nobody It 's nul 111 my blood I don l know hun well enough to hale htm lie bad-m outhed me far st He downgraded my abahty Well , aft er thts fight, we'll see who as the be tter tmm · He's got Il all wrong,' sa ~el Norton of Holmes "I don l ha te ham , but I don't hke hun etther I'll te II vou thiS I'll be trymg to knock h1m out I don 'l believe he ca n go 15 w1th me " · ~ ~~-~ yrJu ~ ' V\1 11 1-'rl I"'" redl wr,rk to do 1ur e" ~~.tr lu>~ve put 8 speed al l trdf611ltSSion on your ,llJP W1111 rto belts to slip, j)lllP IW<,P or b redk And IJ!S 111e power slril1ght 1nlo ' tlf rrrOvJPr attac. hment llr'i1 d cilc•ce nf 40 or 50 lilt 11 r r-'nlrr rnuun t Or 40- 11 fun t rnuunt mowers Yuu tl 1 td ,: 1\o rdr smooth SNdll /1nd G1 avely has lf\t attacl•rr ertls lo1 '1 rr- r!ll)()'-ltuJg l1aulrng leaf KNrll whole l0t more some ot the d liHJSt.. d'P s why Gravely os !he 1l•oor e ol t11e pros Come 11, dr Kl '>f'e lor you rself lhNI' GRAVELY rRACTOR SALES Condor PRK:E AND SERVICE A Great Combmat1on For Southeastern Oh1o 204 Sf 992-2975 Pomeroy, 0 Open : ) 9 00 5: 30 Mon -lues -Wed Fri . & Sat 8 oo. \l oo Thunday Mann1ng Roush, Owner Starcraft/Ouachita Boat Mercury Outboards & Merctu1ser DOUG'S MARINE Sales & Service (6 14)992 -5652 BOBW MaonSI Pome1oy OH 45769 curr eLt ly or tt 's a ll for noth mg ;t ..e$tone -\ BY GREG BAILEY In recent Little League actwn , the host Letart team downed the Syracuse Indians lli-2 wtlh J Hupp gellang the wm He fanned mne and walked four and led the team In htllmg wath a traple and smgle S Wackhne, R Bable, A Tucker, and T Arnall each gut a double Wtcklane got two smgl es as dad M Jerrell and Hable S Slobart also had a hal 1\ Vance had a double and smgle, C Wolfe had a tnple , and J r.rueser had a sangle for the losers D Housh took the loss Letart as H and Sy racuse ts 0-4 S 100 001- 2 4 I I. 204 055--16 13 0 Wha te \er comes v..Jll come " FAIRLAWN ' 20" ROTARY GR E ENV ILL E . 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MAIN ST. HARTLEY'S SHOES, INC. 9a m.-5p m. Mon lhrr Thurs & Sat. 9 a.m.-Bp.m. Fri. "Mtddle Upper Block" Pomeroy , Ohio Closed Sunday 992-2094 POMEROY, 0. • �2- The Dally Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Fraday, June 9, 1978 E.'f\A >®' HULME "''lt!ll N,E ~--ruEGiii'M .fl. 3- Tire Daily Sent mel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Friday, June 9, "1@ The People Page COMMENTARY Donald F. Graff Selling Nixon's story Love stories for millions No eKpllcll SCK , no vaulente and " hllppy endmg Those are the a·estnctave rules by whach Harltoqum Books, the world's lllrgesl publisher of rmmmtu..· ftd Jun, ts rw1 So far at 's a mollo that's also run lhear sales 1nlu the malllons foa the pllsl year Al 211. Pamela Galsworlhy IS art CXCL Ullvt' Ill the l OIJlpllny that specializes tn clean" love sturtes She could also pose fur the cu•e• art on almost any of the pulp romam;cs, or ~ one of the heromes 1her favonle wm d ts ' enthustrt sm hero punches and shoots has way through the plot. overcomes every obstacle and always manages to come across th ree or four absolutely gorgeous women, all uf whom are totally - and anslanlly - avaalable to hun Aren't love fantastes a lot more posative than fantasaes about vaulence and easycome. easy-go sex'' Maybe that 's why out of 150 authors spannan g these sugary tales for Harlloquan. not one as C:l man 1 Galswoa lhy IS also as determan ed m dcfcndmg the rumanu.·s a.s anv Hetrlequm hcrouae would lx• Men wtll often eKpress a kind of contempt fur ·that love sluff women read What gets me IS the women who go along wtth lhts. wtlhoul real iZing 1t' s JUSt another putdown Women enJOYfantastzmg about love and romance. and that s what nu\els are fantast es on paper Women dun t call men stl1) beca use the\ 1ead hctaon that IS based on male fanloStes I mean the kmd of advcnturt• or detective novel m wh tch the gun-sllngm~ The future of CB radio Sun spots will trigger changes Pamela Galsworthy Woody's funny friend Woody AileD Woody Allen has all the maddle·da" vartues He's Joyal, gene1ous, helpful, supporllve and has a chauffeur That desm plaun of one of Ameraca 's be~t known fun· nymen comes from Woody's · Anme Hall" c-ollaborator, Marshall Brackman. In a July Vava magazme article enltlled, "The Funmesl Man You've Never Mel. Marshall Brackman,' Brackman, a top comedy wnter on hts own, was asked 1! he prefers teamtng up to wratmg alone Of course 1 Collaburataon with Woody as a sttuallon m which I am functaomng at my highest level It s hke playmg tenms wath a pro - ) ou gel back as good as you g1ve . My collaburatwn walh Woody was the castes! thing m the world for me because hts head was on the block, not mane It was his proJect. and af at failed , 11 was has fault If at succeeded, well, maybe at was both of us " By Ink Dipper (Farsi of three parts 1 Where does ctllzens band radao go from 1ts present posation' What can tls 20 nulhun adherents expect Ill the future ' By 1982 callzens band wtll hove abandoned the 11 me tea band and been moved to one· thtrd meter. , from 27 megahertz to 900, .. pred tcts Waller Sllles , well-known electron!(' and broadcast engmeer "'!'has ts the lega l posll!On the Federal Commumcatwru; Cum1mss10n wall hove to adopt no later l111111 1980 " Sllles as a CBer and ham · operator lumself A resadenl of Phoemx, Araz. he has been mvolved 111 radw and leleva· swn developments for more than 35 years The FCC has four yea •s to fare up lu the saluataon of crowdang - electrumc smug, tf you wt sh - and thetr only answer must be a move for personal radiO ll wtll etlher be 450 megahertz or 900, w!lh the latter bemg the more destrable," asserts Stales ll Ca nada " He reports that sun spot ac· llvaty now as abuuliO percent of what It Will be It wall be unpossable for the CBer to obsct ve the 15(). arule rule placed on cttazens band because the CBer won 'l be able to help Jmnself," he I ~ nCCt.'SSCifY Stales feels that tlw pro- says By 1979 the sun spot blems of sun spots, stallt atliVItY wall be lwtce as bad sktp and mterfcrence teq uu e and many CBers wall have lo wall be all FM and smgle stdeband wtll be built mlu all wuts,' he con tends Furthet there "'II be 300 channels The technology has been peafected, so at as httlc mo1 e than the FCC makmg the deteramnatwn that thts move Will all the CB units in the country become obsolete? -One expert says they will. solul tons These. 111 Ins opt· ruun, t:an only be ovcr<.:ume lJy lh c mov e to 900 megahertz ·The 11-year cycle of sun spot acttvaty as JU.' l beg ummg. and wtll peak 111 June of 1982," he explaans Thts means that CBers wi ll hat·dl v be able lu talk 10 blocks a\\ay, but lhcv 'll be ptckang up Signa ls from calles all over lhe Umled Slates and have many compensatiOns, · he dauns ' It wtll mean vtr· tually unluntled channels avatlable It wall mean very Iallie slatac when you are ta lk· mg And sktp wtll be elunanated It wall mean lransccavcrs that arc more soplusltcaled - hke ptslons to Jel propulsaon - and are more expenstve But the utthzatwn wall be expanded beyond anyllung now possible. and 11 wtll bnng more people mlo ct lizens band radao.' ' Thas ts one expert 's vae" of CB 's future Whelhea at takes lhts loran and dtrcc llon only tunc wall tell. But of change " c m·e ccrtam hang at up I'm already getling a lot of sktp on 10 meters am.l, remember, 11 meters !lhe CB band I IS JUS( neKl door '' Does thas mean an end to the $50 lranscetver' Sltles says at does Wall all the CB wu ts 111 the country become obsolete ' He believes they Will It 's gomg to be a whole new ball game and at wall The wrangle over tJre marketmg or Richard NIXon's memoars is producing some better lanes than are to be round in the book ttself In case you got m late on this one, a group_desagnatin~ atself the Commattee to Boycott NIXon 's Memmrs IS seeking to discourage the public from purchasang the former presadent's story, "RN : The Memo1rs of Richard Nixon " Some arught consader the book's list price - $19 95 -<liscouragement enough But not the conunitlee. It is placing anti-book ads m leadmg newspapers and distributing posters, bumper stackers and T-shirts emblazoned wath ats slogan· ·'Don't Buy Books by Crooks." As the publisher, Grosset [ Dunlap, sees at, tire campatgn IS an attempt to censor an Important docwnent of contemporary history " IllS mcredable that anyone could suggest that a book not be published," declares Harold Roth, Grosset president. "If we abradge the freedom of any one writer or publisher, we effectively abradge the freedom of all." But censorship as not at issue, according to boycott leader Wtlham Boylen· · . "Our pomt IS that people should not buy the books and help enr1ch Mr. N1xon. We have never said the book should be suppressed People who want to read 1t can get 1t out of the library .. . or they can waat tall thas $20 book goes mto the remamder bans a half year from now for $2." So at goes. There unquestiOnably as widespread post-Watergate resentment that former pubhc offacaals whose acts the public has treld to be wrong should subsequently be able to profal personally from the experaence. But there ts at present no publicly approved procedure ror preventmg this. And 11 IS difficult to see how such could be developed and effechvely applied m s!luallons involvmg freedom of expresston wtlhout ratsmg a greater danger to the pubhc In short, resorting to the censorship which both Roth and Boylen reJect. The New York T1mes, which seraalized too memotrs to newspapers, has taken Solomon-lake editonal note of the controversy and decided that all partaes are m the raght -the restgned presadent m wntang his story, the publisher m marketmg 11, the opposition in not buying 11 and seekmg to persuade others to do likew1se. The marketplace, at advases, should decade the assue. It usually does. The lives and frequently less than stratghtforward tunes of pubhc figures are a staple of both book clubs and remamder bins. In this case, even a! too market deCISIOn IS strongly negative at would be of no great pam to the boycott target Rachard Ntxon already 1s assured of a reported $2 million from his oraginal sale of all publl cataon raghts And there IS always too possbtbty of the boycott boomerangmg. havmg something of the effect that bannmg In Boston once did m making questwnable books and movaes more popular elsewhere. Quale possably the last words on this parttcular controversy already have been delivered by publisher Roth an observmg that 'anyone an this country has a raght to make a danm fool of himself " That d!Spensataon as broad enough to cover any nwnber of partaes - from wraters and publishers through boycotters and buyers HEALTH WHAT AMERICANS ARE READING Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Based on most requested b ooks tra m the shelves ot "Oranes m ISO Ctt1es around fhe coun try CDffliJI/ed b'l the Amencsn LlbrBr'f Assoc1BI10n (D1srnbuted by Newspaper Enterpnse Assn J . Stt·rility Jackie B. ignored Jackie 0. A lot of muv1e vtewers and crttacs ahke wall be mutterang "Tell tl to the Mannes.' but here's "hatJackae Btssd told US ma gazane about her oh-so Jackt e 0 perforanance m 'The La st Tycoon... I don'l play Mrs Onassts emU never an my mmd was I pla y tn~ her Ftctwn 1 BLOODLINE by Sadney She ldon 1Morrow, $9 95 1 2 THE THORN BIRDS by Colleen McCulluugil IHarper I Row , $9 95! 3 THE WOMEN S ROOM by Manlyn French !Swnrntl, $10 95 ! 4 A ST RANGER IS WATCHING by Mary Haggans C l~rk (Stmon I Schuster, $8 95 I 5 THEHUMANFACTOR by Graham Greene !Simon I Schuster, $9 95 1 6 SCRUPLES bv Judalh Krantz !Crown $10 00 I 7 rHF: HOLCROFT COVE· NANT b) Hubert LudlUin 1Mat ck. $10 951 8 HACHEL, 11lF. HABBI S wlule makang the !tim " The acto rs and producers cla am tl 's JUSl another love WIFE story - that It bears no by Stlvaa Tennenbaum I Morresemblance to reahty They ro" $9 95 1 11 say the portrayal of a 9 TH E HUN OU HABLE wealthy, beautaful wale of a SCHOOLBOY Presadenl uf the Umled Slates by John le CHrre IKnopf. who sees her husband $10 95 I assassmaled and then martO THE BLACK MAHBLE rieS a Greek shapptng tycoon by J oseph Wambaugil as JUSl another romance Sttll, tDelacortc, $9 95 1 they deny , deny, deny Nunfaclton " I think this picture IS a 1 MY MO'I'HEH. MY SElF faary tale," says co-slar An· thony Quann It 's a beaullful faary tale about two of the most ~ !am orous people an the world who fall an love And Btsset concluded · It was a good pllrt, qUite digmhed and nothang to be ashamed of on tire explottaBy United Press International taun level My character had GOODBYE BOY : Richard DreyfiiSs, who won the tenderness, love, strength Academy Award for best actor an "The Goodbye Girl, " has and an aura " And got to quit Columbaa '• "All That Jazz" because he's too tared The 3(). wear a swell wardrobe , to year-<Jld Dreyfuss has been spreading himself a bat :.h m lately boot -"Close Encounters of th e Third Kind " segued with "The Goodbye Gar I, " whtch segued with "The Bag FIX " In additaon, he's been taxed recenUy with a demanding portrayal of Cassius m "Julius Caesar" at the Brooklyn Academy of Musac in New York. Dreyfuss was "exhausted," sa1d a friend in Los Angeles, who added, " Rack's still not over the Academy Award " . peopletalk JoH quellne Riss et Lighting up Saturday night A ( lose encounter of lhe r ~uppo,..d 1 funn y kmd wa s expertenced recentl y by Mont) P) thon member, Mtchacl Pa lin. when he shared the :->HC sla ges waUl the Satur· d. ) 'itghl I.Ive" gang. Even fr,r a 1razy Python person, tl ""' une Saturday mght Ire wr!(l l furgel Palm l11ld radao s · Dtrecl :.ew' On "Saturday Ntght 1J 'le . they crawl out of a etA• 111 thP afternoon and V: /Jil wntang ol 2 00 a m In f .1\V) ;, nd , we Pythons go •nrrt~-. tt •u 1n Lhe evemn~ ""'' p•Jl .n ''"rsltppers " Affl ,., . ,L, tlv· 'M Ready l,, jJr 1 mt. l un~ PI.t.yt:rf' ktt u f. JU.i iAr.,,r '}-< ml!J r~ tt.d11 t r1r"' ·, L}'-)f; Wf!f,! h11Uf"' ,, N~Nman ~ yjlj thl: mwp:d1cnt ~ K'<~ "" yw ~ uesscd !Jy 111 ~~~ tn!A•rvte w In fliv,lt l tirwf\, , ·,·w•mm setys HliHI· 1u.;.n;• ~~ port uf uur or)enla· lit"! It IH oil antriJSIJI'tli VC tdV.h •Ire t •Intanues, " luch ' Laralac Newman m.;, kes her "very creative " HUt the sky 's not the llmal when at comes to drugs on the show. Says Newman , · Cocarne as a false enthustasm Uiug twu htL• uf Colombian polls cn u u~h for me " ' by Nancy Fnday 1Delacorlc. $10 00 I 2 THE AM ITYVILLE HOI\· ROR b) Jay Anson rPrcnllcl• fl all , $7 95 ! 3 ALL THINGS WISE AND WONDERFUL by James Hernut 1St Marlm 's, $10 001 4 THE COMPLETE BOOK OF RUN NING by James FIIU< IHandom House. $10 00 ) 5 'I HE ENDS OF POWER by H R Haldeman ITunes, $1 2 95 1 6 IF I.IFE IS A BOWL 0~' CHERH IES - WHAT AM I DO ING IN THE PITS' by E rma Bombeck rMeGraw-Htll , $7.95 ) 7 LOOKING OUH'OR NO I by Robert Hanger IFunk I Wagnalls, $9.95) 8 I.! FE IS A BANQUET by Rosalind Russell and Chrts Chase t Handom House , $10 00 ) 9. MONTY . A BIOGRAPHY OF MONTGOMERY Cl.lf'T by Robert LaGuardta f Arbor House, 112 95 1 10 THF WOMAN 'S l1ll~~<;,~ mR SUCCESS BOOK by John T. Mollo) 1Fullrtl. $9 95 ) Fnend" . Ge.:lrge Hamilton and Richard Benjamin are filmin g a new Dracula movie - " Love at First Bite" - In Califorma and wall be tn New York Saturday ror on-location shootmg ... AI Paclno will be shoottng Daalel Pelrle'a " Born on the Fourth of July" on location In Mexico later this month ... Geraldloe Chaplin as m PariS shootmg Bertrand van Essenterre's new f1lm, "Mais OuEst Done Ornicar'" .. UN . Ambassador Andrew Young held a dinner at the U. S. Mission tn New York Thursday night for Seretse Kbama, president of Bol•w•na Berry's World ROYAL RUNNER-UP: Jordan's King Hussein has taken anottrer step to ensure the royallmeage The king named his 2year-old son Prtuce All second m line for the Jordaruan throne, after Hussem 's brother , (Crown Prtuce Hassan). The young heir - Hussein's eldest son by the late Queen Alia - was offtcaally desagnated because, as the ktng said m a roya l directive Issued m Amman Thursday, "I am keen that the !me of succession be crystal clear " The directive came exactly one week before has scheduled marraage to 26-year-<Jid New York socialite Usa Halaby. UP FOR GRAHAM : It was only practice, really, but tire audience was impressive so the show had to be good It was the preview Thursday for the Martha Graham Dance Co 's engagemen't at New York's Metropolitan Opera House June 26 through July I. The audience - peppered wath reporters and JX!otographers - mcluded Gloria Swansoa and Usa Mloaelll, who knows a thmg or two about dancing herself. Too guest list of Graham supporters also consisted of Jo1111 Bennett, Polly Bergen, actor-turned-author Thomas T~on and Post heiress Dlaa Merrill. QUOTE OF mE DAY : Nobel laureate Alexander S.l,benltayn m a speech to Harvard graduates Thursday , diiK:wslng the We:rtern press : "People also have tire right not LD know, ... the raght not to have thetr divine souls stuffC\J with gosslp, nonsense, vain talk." GUMPSES : Rob "Meathead" Reiner and Peony "Laveme" Marshall wiD be In New York at the end of tire month to conllnue filmln R "Love Me and I'll Be Your Best ' ,.__ " Someday, I'M gonna be a no-name. hasbeen. cast-off and play w1th Oakland an ' we '//lead our d1v1S10n 10 1111'11 by saymg wathout shame that there would be no more sex because havang su wath me would brang on the boal.s I nearly comrrutted suicide I do not know how we ean have a baby Without sex. that's also one of our problems Ca n you tell me what causes these mfcclions and what we can use to cure ll 'I DEAR READER - Staph mfecltons are caused by the staphylococcal bactena. These bacteraa mvade the root of , the hoar and slart a lillie mfeclion which turns Into a boal You will need ml'<lacal gutdance to help control 11 because once a staph mfection has mvaded a home 11 perstsls We all hove some forms of staphylococcal orgumsms en our skm but fortunately our skm has sufftelent prolectave barraers lo help us out und they 're often not the kmd that setup an mfectton .. It 's absolutely essenlial that m the presence of a staph mfectaon that you do not exchange towels or w~shclotlas . These can easily become contammated wath the baetera~ Your doctor should be able to culture the bacteria and land out whach antabiollcs will help eontrol il. With proper skm care and antabaottcs you may be able to control the tnfeclion lnfecllon has no relataonshap to sexual actavtty . The problem here, as suggested by your letter. IS your bils1c relatwru;hap wtlh your wale. To resolve these problema you may need some help from a marriage counselor. By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR LAMB- I net.>d to know at what age a man becomes stera le If ever, or as his sperm always able to produce chaldren I'm an my chan~e of hfe and my Future husband ts 66 Let me know af I need to take anythmg at !has sta~e I'd rather not ratse any more duldren OF:AH RF.ADER - There as nu Jll'l!tfic cut-off date for mom thllt can apply to all oW T1w Russians claim ·' · t one or tho' men lhol they have uda"'l For aging was >Lt ll potent and poduced vuobl · perm cells at age 116 To ~ a ve you more mrorma ltun on !has I am sendmg you The Health l."tter nwnber 1·1, Perpetual Youth, Agmg . Others who want thts assue c~n send 50 cents with a long , stamped, sel f-addresse d envelope for it to me m care of thas newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio Caty Slallon, New York . NY 10019 Since many older men do fa ther chaldren I would suggest that you use precautaons unltl you are certain you yourself are no longer able to become pregnant That usually means at least one year after you ha ~e stopped havmg menstrual periods after your menopause, some suggest two years for even greater securtty You ca n check wtth your doctor m your mdivtdual case to make sure that you have completed the menopause and are no longer apt to get pregnant before you throw caution to the wind. DEAR DR LAMB- About ntEDAILYSENTJN£L DEV<YrEDTOTHE two years ago my wife and I INTEREST or started havmg a "staph mfec~~~~~~:..t'ru taon " The mfection appears Cll! Edllor as buill! and they mterchange Puulllih<d "" ly '"'-'<PI s.auro.y by The Ohlu Volley PubtlJhlnK thelr pus Ill on from one ann • cump~~ny·Mulllmed~ . Inc. 111 ptl to the other. Tire boils do Cuurt Sl. Pomeroy. Ohio 417111 8"''""" Ollk• """"" 112- 21111 come and go about every stx F.dltorlll l PJJ(me WZ 2 1~7 weeks We hove done all we S...und d... P"'\JJK• pold '' cllll do within our power to Pumeroy Ohio ' NMlioOMI t~dvertl»lntc repretM.'fl· control it. No medlcutwns o.uv. l•ndun ......,..,... !101 so.>em to work f,...,ud Avo I Clmlond,Ohw 44111 Sullo<"".., rolea o.tlm<d 11y NOW my WI.1e, Wh0 ha S l:t t'Mrr~r whtre av.Uable 7) l'ftlll p~tr tendency to blame me for """k By MuWr Roule wlwruamer anythinu~ that goes wron•rt and "''v•• '"" noU..ble. One onoolh. "~ By lntllln Oh!o and W V• • not to pratse me for unythmg One Ym. 12200. saa ,.......,., that goes right says thllt she 111 !0. Thr.. munllw , 1700. • fols~Whtre pe 00 )'ear, Six 1nunl.h» really hates me und thllt she 11310, Th"' monlha. 11.10, gets the bot is from me. She SuiJJocrtpUon pri<• Ind...,, Sundoy "'"l'ltal&nt lnel worsened the whole slluatlun Cubs crush Reds, 10-1 CHICAGO (UP! ) - Teammates of Rtck Reuschel wall be happy lo know tha l the 6foot-3 nghthander always has them m mmd when he ts on the mound Reuschel won hts seventh game agamst four losses Thursdav by dts pos an g of the Cmcannata Heds 10 • I tn JUst over two hours He struck out a seasonhagh 10 batters, walked no one and htl a batter " I don't lik e to get stnkeouts and keep the club waating," saad Reuschel. "I'd sooner have them hat the first bull I'm not a power pttcher and as a rule I don't get so many strikeouts. They were swangmg at bad pttches I went out and JUS( patched my game. "A httle bit of everythang was workmg for me " The Cubs had a 5~ lead after four annmgs The Cubs had 14 hats wtlh Bobby Murcer stnkang tire btg blow wath a U1ree-run ~omer , his thtrd, off Manny Sa rm ien to tn the etg hlh mmng. Dave Rader and Greg Gross each had two RBI and Manny Tnllo had three smgles. "When you come up 600 tunes, anythm~ ca n happen - espec1a ll) here," sa ad Murcer a bout his home run an Wragley FJeld. "lthmk at was a fas tball but I can 't remember " Reds southpaw Fred Norman, now 6-3, lasted 3 1-3 mmngs before bemg yanked by Manager Sparky Anderson No r ma n, who as ctlh er sharp or gets hal hard , is constdered "very streaky.' Anderson satd " He d1dn't have a th m ~ today , Anderson satd lleuschellost lus btd for has Classic leader MEMPHIS, Tenn . (UP! ) A 2!i-foot bardte putt on the farst hole gave Make Morley Just the start he needed mthe Mempha s Golf Ciassac Morley, who sank. another five btrdaes for a 6-under-par 66, went IIllo today's second round of the $2!i0,000 PGA tournament wllh a one-stroke lead Wolfpen News Notes Mr and Mrs. Everett Ray Johnson , Audra , Ertc and Jeff of Dubhn were Memonal \\ eekend VISitors of Helen Johnson TI1ey also vtstted "llh her mother, Mrs Wailea Hanun of Pomeroy Beverly Roush and lamtly of Pomero) and Mrs Jones of Mason were Sunda y VISitors of Mr. and Mrs James .Johnson , JMnle Sue, Todd and 1l1eresa Mr t~nd Mr s WllltH m Bo yce of Columbus and Bcrl hu Bussell. local , were Monday vtsalors uf Mrs Iva Juhn slln Ma tor league Leaders Ida and Pegg) Murphy and By Un•ted Preu lnle rnallona t Balt1n9 Elame and Adam Down s CB;ned on IH at baf§) were Tuesday v1s1tors of lva Nat•ona t L eague G AB H Pet Juhnson Burr oghs All 57 172 57 JJ 1 Char les Knapp spen t Gr tt ev C• n 56 227 73 312 Monday LA dd !dO o!. S 371 Memoraal " eckend wath his Bu c kn er Ch • 37 tJA 43 321 grandmother , Lena Knapp of Stmm ons St L 55 19 1 61 31 9 Punl Hou 49 101 6-4 31 8 Langsvalle Bowa Ph d 47 705 65 317 Mrs Paul Pae rce and S m 1l h L A 52 19 4 6 1 3 14 chtldren of Mason vt slled Ma at oc k S F 43 177 54 314 Fos ter Ct n 56 72<~ 70 313 Mrs fi eneva Shumate and , Amertcan League Mr and Mrs Larry John son ~ G AB H Pet. Ja cK.s on Ca l ]9 125 47 376 and famal y Ca r ew M•n 51 193 69 358 Mr and Mrs Robert Reynol ds Sea 57 178 60 33 7 R•ce Bos ss no n u s Reev es and daught er of Sundberg Tex 49 171 57 333 Olesler. Mrs Paul Darnell Pm tel ta N Y 19 143 46 317 Cubbage M tn 43 137 AJ 3 14 Hn d Jeff were Memoraal Da y Coo p£>r Mil SO 197 60 313 vasuors of Mr apd Mrs Smgleton Ba t 45 14 7 46 713 Br en KC 36 142 <1 4 J 10 James Reeves and Bryan Evelyn Scott of Denver , Hom e Runs N attDnat Leagu e K•nqman Colo and Madlyn Flenung of Ch 17 Fmter C.n a nd Furt La uderdal e. Florada Monaav LA 11 . Bcncn C• n Srn •th, L A and L u z•ns k . Ph il were Wednesday VISitors of 10 Amencan League R ICC, Bos Iva Johnson 19 , Bayl or C.!tl 15 T hom pson Wtlham Sayre of Colum bus Del IJ , May . Ball, Eva ns a nd was Memon al weekend Hobson . Bas and Thoma'l M 1l VIStlor of Mr a nd Mrs. 11 Run s Batfe<t In Chw les Sayre Nat1onal l eague Fo ster. Cl n Mr and Mrs Steve Haggy, 43 , Sm1 lh LA and McCove y SF 39 , M ontane z, NY 38 Stephanie and Brad, were Marg M , Cm J7 Am encan Lugue . R 1cc . Bos Memoraal weekend VISilors or 52 St aub De l 39 Ba y lor Cal her stster, Mr and Mrs Tom 38 , Z1Sk Tex 37 , May , Ba ll and Summerfield and daughters 0 11\' er Tex 36 of llhnoas Stolen Bases Leaders Nat1ona1 League P1tl 24 Ce deno Mor eno Hou 19 Madd OX PH il 17, Roys ter , A tl L op es, LA and Ta ... eras P dt 14 1 Amencan L eag ue W1lso n KC 71 Cr uz. Sea I~ Le Flor e Del 18 D li on e Oak and Wills Tex 17 P•lchmg Most V1cton es Gr im Sley 70 Za cn r y NY 7 1, K neppe r SF 7 '1 , John , LA 1l R Reusc hel Ch1 and Forsct1, Sl L 7 4 Rog er s, M tt 7 5 Amencan League Gu 1dr y <NY 9 0 . Tanana. Cal 9 I Torr ez, Bos 8 2, l ee, Bo s 7 3, ~ lanagan and Palmer , Ba ll 11 Nat1onat Leag ue Mil 10 2. Bonha m . Cm Spllllorff, KC and SOren son , Mil ~-· Earned Run Ave rag e (Based on 54 Innings p1tch ed I . Nahonal Lea gu e Knepper 1 94 , R Reu sc hel , Cht 2 19 Rogers, Mtl 2 38 . Fors ch St L 2 52 . Bonham , Cl n 155 •• Amer.can League . Gu idry NY 1 72 , Keough , Oak 104 Fa lm er , Ball 1 13. Zahn , Mmn 1,36. Langford , Oak. 1 51 SF Stnkeouh Nat•onal l eague R ichard , Hou 99 , N1ek ro, All 81 Seeve r pn 77 , Roger s, Mil 71 ~ l y l even , P1tl 69 American Leilgu• Ry an, Cal 105 , Gu idry , NY 74 , F lanagan , Bi ll 6A , TaMn a, ~a !la ck , Te x 51 Ca t 51 By JOE SARGIS UPI Sports Wratcr LAS VEGAS, Nev 1UP! I F'or weeks now Ken Norton and Larry Holmes have be en calhng each other all sorts of ftrsl shutout of the year mthe eighth when ba ck-to-back bunt smgles by Pete Rose and Ken Graffey and Joe Morga n's smgle to left produced the lone run "I had no anXIOUS moments," Reuschel sa1d. "By the t1mc they got two men on base (only an the fi fth and eaghth mnings), we had enough runs " The loss knocked the Reds mto second place m the Western DtVlsaon The Reds traal first-place San Francasco by 8 percentage Jl(lllllS Morley Memphis Letart downs Norton, Holmes clash tonight names MEIGS GIRLS' Reserve Softball team members are, front row. left to rtght. J.md" Williamson, Andrea 1\tggs, Carol Moms, Kelhe Rought, Susan Zarkle, Pa tti Duga n B" ck ro w, Debbte Woodyard , Mary Mtller, Jena Welker , Sara Daddle, M1ssy Calc, Coac il Haw S1avm Seniors golf meet scheduled Aug. 29 J ACKSON - The 12th annual So uthern Ohto SenHII s Gulf AssoctaUon tournament wall be held Tuesday. August 29 al the nme-hole Faargreens Co unt ay Club course John Lambc11, Jackson. an d Chester Harless, Last year 107 male golfers over 50 yea1s ur age com· peter!, conung from Ja ckson, Wellston, Logan , Alliance. Challacoth e, Po•ts moulh . Gall1poils, Pomeaoy , ZanesVIll e, l.ondon and Pt Plcasanl W Va HOUSTON I UPII - The Houston i\stros Thursday ac· quu cd m1nor league left. handed p1t ~ h e a Fra nk Rtccclil from the St Louts Cat dmals m exchange for mmor league outfielder Bob Collucc1o Hou!:iton as!:itgnl•tl Rwee Ill , 25. to Chc~rl cston Outdoors Wellston , w11l aga111 be co- thatnnen of the SOGA event. With Martha Murph) . Jack son, as exccutav e secretary Scunng and reg1stratwn uf guests wtll be handled by the F'tll rgr een s Wome n's Golf Assuuatlon , Wi t h Vu·g u11a Acker man, Wel lston, and Fanny Wtlco x Jacksun. cot hmrperson s Truphtes wtll be 1r1 charge of Lawren ce Gtll, Well ston. and Bill Morrow. Jackson, while Ja ck St iffl er, Sr . Jackson, \H I! be m chm ge nf pnzes F'a trgreens Club Seuctury I W Mit chell wtl l be m charge of groun ds a r r an g emen ts , a nd Fan green s Prufesswnal Btll Goo ch wall han dle golf arrangements John Weber. Wellston, wall be 1n char~e of cntcrtammcnt and pubhclly, and parkmg, locker room arrangements and ot her deta tl s wtll be handled by Dan Washam and Newt Vermtlhon, Ja( kson SC IOTO 1\ESU I.TS COLUMBUS I UP I) Pnnce of Alba charged out of th e pac k m th e stretc h 'llmrsday mghl lo grab a nnelength vtclory 111 the featured etghth race al Scwto Downs. D1 tven b) Terry Holton, the wmner covered the mtle m 2 03 3-S and returned $2 80, $2 40 and $2 20 Our Nemesas was second , pllyang $5 20 and $4 80, ~ htle Sneaken Deacon carn e 111 thtrd and ki cked ba ck $4 Our Baron won th e mnth race to kll'k nff a 11-4-9 tnfccta that was worth $2,693.70. BcprmMtHI placed and Cht t o Dan D shu• ed A crowd of 4.369 wa gered $347,437 Alfred Social Notes United Pn•ss luternataonal Mos t fis he r men a1 e na turall y 111 0 1 c conce rned Sunday Schoo l attendance on June 4 was 47 Offci mg ~a s $24 35 Russell Archer aclcd as supcnnl end ent Wur slup se1 v1ccs we1e held at t0·45 wath an att endance of :15 Rev Thomas spoke on the subject 'The Poanl of No Return " Luke 9 57-62 Chaales D Wuode was so n~ leader Several from here attended gr adua uun cxcr(· tses at wath catchmg ft sh tha n wtth letlmg them go But the gruwmg Jl(lpulanty of catchcmd-release programs and the number of anglers \-\ hO hke to catch f!Sil but not eat U1em make s the proper wa y Ul release a ft sh a n m1porta nt U1m ~ to knnw Ga mef1 sh a re usuall y hooked somewhere m the hard carltlage of the mouth If lhts 1s the caw. rel e as an ~ them 1s t•r~sy S1rnpl y leCt ve En sl ern School Sunda y af- the !Ish m the water , reach tcrrwon and cvcmng Sharon down and grasp the lure from Henderson and Dtana Ma son \H J e among the graduates Mr and Mrs Walbur Pa rker att ended the alumm banquet at th e Chester Gta de Schnol iluiicling SalurdH y rvcnlng Mr and Mrs Cha s. D Woode all en ded the pllrtsh Tonaght, tl all slops, and they wtll ha ve to do then Wlkm g wtlh lhetr fists 111 the World Box ing Co unc al 's versaon of a nati ona ll y heHvy\\ eaght tele va s ed champaonshap fight an the Caesar' s Pa lace Hotel's Sports Pavtlton The arena seals only 5,000 and was an early sellout as odds on the ftghl fluctuated and fanally settled on 7-5 Norton , masmuch as he IS the WBC champton , ha vmg been declared so wathuut hghtang 111 a talle match The WBC strapped Leon Spanks , Mu hammed Ali 's conquerer, of the Litle when the form et Olympi c champiOn refused to meet Norton , the !'in I Ianked challe nger. and tn sli•a d sa gned to ftght the exchamp for multt-mtlhons "Slice at anywa1 ynu like.' ' saad Norton on the eve of h1s ftrsl talle defense. · I am the t hampaon Once I ~ et past the hooks and toke at out of has muuth '11lc ftsh wall swun away F'tsh that have been hooked deep 111 the softer p.~rt s of the mouU1 ar e mu1 e daf£1cult lu release unha1 111ed You can ampr ove has chan ces of sur \! val af you 'II use a net lo mcetmg fu1 treasurers a t th t! la nd lwn Thumbmg the St Paul church Tuesday mouth or heftmg by the gtll even1n g l ov ers can mJurc the £ish as Snme from here attended th e d1st n et conference meelmg at the Rtchland Ave UM Church an Athens SundB) , June 4. 2 30 p m Mrs Eva Btbbee recently sufrc red ct stroke und 1s hospit alized Cla ra Mac Slllnilel l " hnspalahzcd .tlso Vac,llllln Bible School " 'II be June 26·30 "ath Jana ce Pulltns dareclor, and !he prog ram on June 30 Mrs !ln\\ard F'landrr s IS bi.tt: k at her church du t res ct!'l class Ira cher afl er re(·enll y suffering a broken Cll m Mr and Mrs Wm Carr much as the hook Once he's 111 the net, gently remove the hook wtth a pau nf long nosed "fisherm a n's ph cr s" or a hoo k dtsgorger NEW YORK IUPI I - The ~ c w York Yankees sagned thtL'C draft packs Thursday fn st b.Jsema n Steve Balbom of Eckerd College 111 f'londa, outfi elder Pete Khoury, also of Et kerd College, and n ghtII.mded pttcher Rach Carlucci of the Um ve rstty of Iowa Bal hom, was asstgned to West HHven of the Eastern re turned her mother f rom lt l.caguc , Khoury was sent to Columbus hospatal ba ck to F'orl Laude rdal e of the her home tn Lo ~an last week, Flunda Slate l.eab'Ue, and "here she 1!-i ru.·o vcrmg, aft er Car lucca wa s asstgned to ha vm g i:l par ema kcr 1n Oneon ta of the New YorkPenn League. '1alled and replac c the net 1n the wC:Jter • Movtng the net back\\ard wtll free the fi sh Hnd allow ham to swtm away walh the least posst ble damage It s unporta nt to a vmd to uchmg the fi sh at all 1! you can help ll Usually 1t docs no good to release a lash U1at has been scn ously lllJUr ed unless vo u're mleresled m feeding the turtles A ft sh that has been badly cut by a hook 01 hooked 111 the area of the glils wall probably not survtve for long The same IStrue of ftsh th at h<~ve been "played out " If You pl ay h1m until he' s completely exhausted, he wtll ha ve bmllup ,l residue of actd m ht s cell s that wtll ev entua ll y ktll ham ev en though he looked okay "hen yo u let hun go If you plan to re lease the hsh you ca tch, dun't wear them out Bnng th em 5I ratghl to the net and get them bac k mt o the water m once There's a lot to be saad for fi sherma n who regularly relea se lrnphy-Size lash for nther ~ to enJoy another tame But l hts must be done Holmes, I "'II faght Spanks or All an)'\lhere and anyplace th ey like and settle thas thing once and for all " UIJVl ously , Norton as cu nftdenl he can take Holmes, a man many think not only wall become the next t hampton but also wtll stay on top for years to come They lhmk so because the) say Holmes IS the best of the hea vy wetghls a round, IO· cludmg Spmks, and all he needs IS a chance to prove at. l onight, he gets has chance ogcnn:o,1. a man who has knocked out 32 opponents and probably IS the hardest hatter of all lire hea vyweaghts Norton scaled 220 Jl(lunds and Holmes 209 for thear bag faght Holmes satd the difference m the wetghts means he wall be fa ster and Norton slower " I'm a boxer, and berng faster 1s an adva ntage for me,' ' satd Holmes • I m not goang to pred act a knockout because that would be stll y • GEAR UP FDRTHE TOUGH JOBS WITH AGRAVELY. .,..~~~ The word "hate" has been thr own ba ck a nd forth bet"een lh e tw o At fhursda) 's wea~h -m , Norton ,md Holmes explained how they felt · I don l hate Ken Norton," saad Holmes who ha s 19 knoc kout s tn ht s perf ect strmg of 27~ · I don't hale nobody It 's nul 111 my blood I don l know hun well enough to hale htm lie bad-m outhed me far st He downgraded my abahty Well , aft er thts fight, we'll see who as the be tter tmm · He's got Il all wrong,' sa ~el Norton of Holmes "I don l ha te ham , but I don't hke hun etther I'll te II vou thiS I'll be trymg to knock h1m out I don 'l believe he ca n go 15 w1th me " · ~ ~~-~ yrJu ~ ' V\1 11 1-'rl I"'" redl wr,rk to do 1ur e" ~~.tr lu>~ve put 8 speed al l trdf611ltSSion on your ,llJP W1111 rto belts to slip, j)lllP IW<,P or b redk And IJ!S 111e power slril1ght 1nlo ' tlf rrrOvJPr attac. hment llr'i1 d cilc•ce nf 40 or 50 lilt 11 r r-'nlrr rnuun t Or 40- 11 fun t rnuunt mowers Yuu tl 1 td ,: 1\o rdr smooth SNdll /1nd G1 avely has lf\t attacl•rr ertls lo1 '1 rr- r!ll)()'-ltuJg l1aulrng leaf KNrll whole l0t more some ot the d liHJSt.. d'P s why Gravely os !he 1l•oor e ol t11e pros Come 11, dr Kl '>f'e lor you rself lhNI' GRAVELY rRACTOR SALES Condor PRK:E AND SERVICE A Great Combmat1on For Southeastern Oh1o 204 Sf 992-2975 Pomeroy, 0 Open : ) 9 00 5: 30 Mon -lues -Wed Fri . & Sat 8 oo. \l oo Thunday Mann1ng Roush, Owner Starcraft/Ouachita Boat Mercury Outboards & Merctu1ser DOUG'S MARINE Sales & Service (6 14)992 -5652 BOBW MaonSI Pome1oy OH 45769 curr eLt ly or tt 's a ll for noth mg ;t ..e$tone -\ BY GREG BAILEY In recent Little League actwn , the host Letart team downed the Syracuse Indians lli-2 wtlh J Hupp gellang the wm He fanned mne and walked four and led the team In htllmg wath a traple and smgle S Wackhne, R Bable, A Tucker, and T Arnall each gut a double Wtcklane got two smgl es as dad M Jerrell and Hable S Slobart also had a hal 1\ Vance had a double and smgle, C Wolfe had a tnple , and J r.rueser had a sangle for the losers D Housh took the loss Letart as H and Sy racuse ts 0-4 S 100 001- 2 4 I I. 204 055--16 13 0 Wha te \er comes v..Jll come " FAIRLAWN ' 20" ROTARY GR E ENV ILL E . 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"Mtddle Upper Block" Pomeroy , Ohio Closed Sunday 992-2094 POMEROY, 0. • �S- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, June 9, 1978 Lines cores 4- The Dailv Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0 ., Friday, June9, 1978 Sporh Transachons By Un•ted Press tnternat.ona t Thursday· Atla nta Football Sl gne:d w tde r eceiver Rodney Parker s, the tr Stx lh roun d dra ft cho ic e from Ten nessee Sta te Unt\ler sity , ti ght end James Wr ight. the tr se ~J enth r o und chotce fr om Texas Chris t ian, and saf ety Da v id Williams, the ir Ctgh th Jon nny Da vi s and th e1r top l 1rst rou nd draft choice to lnd 1ana for th e Pa ce r s' f i r sr ro u nd choice NeW Jersey Nets - ~ c qu i r e'd torwiird Ph il J ackson from tne New York Kn ic ks as part of a deal 1n wh ic h the ream s also fir st r oUnd dra t \ excha ng ed p1c ks Th e Kn ic ks witl ulso r eceiv e the fi r st ot ' two 11r st rou nd New Jer se y cho1ces in next year ' s d r at! . M il wa ukee - Traded one at the ir t wo f i r st r OUr:" d dra t! cho1c es lo Clelfeland in ex Change for the Cavaliers ' f ir st round p1ck 1n nex t year 's draft . Buffalo Ac q uir ed t dr w ard Tom Aberneth y trom Los Angeles for the Brav es sec ond rou nd dr aft pick . Gol den Sta te Ob ta med Por tland 's l 1na l t 1r st ro und choice 1n toda y ' s draf t in exch an ge for tne Warr ior s' No 1 PICk lt11 981 lnd1a na Signed fr ee agent forwar o Alex Engl ish , w ho played QUI h 1S opt 10n Wi lh Milwaukee Ba seball ' Houston Obta 1Md mi nor league leO handed 0 11che r Fran k Ricc elli f r om St Louis for m 1nor lea gue out t 1el d er Bob Rogers stops Dodgers, 4-l the Reds' run in the eighth . Cardinals 2, Braves 0 : ro und choi ce f r om the Un tvers t Ken Reitz stroked a pair of tv of Tenn essee at Mart in run-scoring singles and Pete Kansas Cit y Signed det en Vuckovich and Mark Littell siv e back Greg Anderson , a tr ee agent from Mont ana . w ide combined oo a seven-hitler r ece tver Bdl Kellar ot Sta nf ord for Sl. Louis. Littell notched and tac k le Larry Brown ot Mt a m t his first save. College White So•• 2, Twins 1: E as t Carolt na Un iver st!y Na med Terr y Kunze . an ass i st Bill Nahorodny and Ralph ant basketba ll coa ch at Mtn Garr each doubled in a run nesota , as a n ass ocia te coa ch and Wilbw- Wood and Jim Basket ball Portl and Tr aded quard Willoughby com bined on a seven-hiller in leading Chicago to its lith victory in 12 games. Angels 10, A's 7: Don Baylor 's three-run homer in the ninth inning Coluccio powered California past Toronto S1 g nt>d first Oakland. Ron Jackson and base fll an T1m l hOmpson Of Winter Park . F1 a , and ngh1 Brian Downing also had ha nded p1tc hers Br ad Bur ger of three:run homers for the Roscoe, 11 1 • and Mark Stoeber Angels and Dave Revering of C1ncinnat1. New York. YanKees - Sig nea hit a three-run homer for lir st ba sem an Slelfe B~t oo n 1 Oakland. and ou lf 1e lder Pet e Khou r y ooth Of Ecker a College , F lor i Rangers 5-3, Royals 4-2: da , and r 1gl1t handed pi!cher Reggie Cleveland pitched R1c h Carlucci of the Un ive r sit y ot Iowa out of an eighth-inning, Socc er bases-loaded jam to preserve Hous ton (N ASLl Si gned the Rangers ' fir st-ga me cen t ~ r n1 10f lela er Barr y Ll o yd ot Br entford m Eng l and lo a triumph . Bobby Bonds' one ~· e ar con tra c t sacrifice ny scored Bump Wills in lhe 13th inning in the KANSAS CITY , Mo. t UP! J team ." Even Dodger Mana ger nightcap to give the Rangers - The Kansas City Chiefs , a sweep. wh ose rooki es and free Tom Lasorda. whose team agents report to training has lost seven of its last eight camp at William Jewell games. tipped his hat to College m Liberty July 9, Rogers. Southern Cal lt s stmple. econonHc al "Rogers pitched a heck of a ha ve under co ntra ct tw o r!"hable fl' s the e xc1 t 1n g r f' w I<Z200 fror1 K,i! w asa~ ~ more draft choices and a free game," said Lasorda. '1' \'e always said he was a great NCAA champ agent. FEATURES: The club Thur sday pitcher. That' s the be st game 1 Depend able 4 -S I H) ~ f' OMA HA , Neb. (UP!) ~ U H C rng1ne an nounc<.'d Greg Anderson . i:lgtt inst my club anywhere The University of Southern • Conven l€n1 elatrK stcuter Lit'f ensivt.' ba ck fr om this season .'' Andre Dawson 's thre-e-run California det hron ed the SPe rt roday r~t Monta na, had signed as a !tee kin gs. of college baseball ogent. The two draftees were hom er in lhe si xth oFf loser Thursday night to win the J&R SPORT SHOP Don Sutton, Hi, provided the wide "'·eiver Filii Kellar of 1978 College World Series. 140 E. Ma 1n Sf. Stan forcl, and tackle Larry winnin g ma rg1 n for th e Pomeroy , 0 . USC. making its first apExpos. Brovm tlf Miami. pearance in the Series since ln other NL ga mes, I97l, blasted defending l11icago walloped Cincinnat i. champion ·Arizona State W-3 10-1 , and Sl. Louis blanked to capture its lllh NCAA Atlanta . 2- 0. Houston at baseb all championship . It Pittsburgh was rained out. was the second time the Sun Chicago edged Minnesota , On June 12 there will be an opening for Devils fell lo USC in the 2- 1. California beat Oak land, begi nning and advanced Typing and series. 10-7, and Texas swept a Shorthand Classes at Gallipolis Business doubleheader from Kan sas College . Weekdays or night classes . Both City. 5-4 and 3-2. in 13 innings, 1n American League e~ction . are bei ng offered . A thought for the day : Cubs 10, Rt-ds I: Nf! rw eg ian playwright ENROLL NOW! Bobby Murcer hit a threeHenrik Ibse n said, " A run homer and Rick Reuse he! Fo r m ore inform ation contact Lee E. Tyler , t·ommunily is like a ship : tossed a seven ~1itter and 446 -4367 . everyone ought to be struck out 10 t.o spark the No . 7S-02 -0472 B prepa red to lake the helm." Cubs. Joe Morgan singled in } \ KZ209 . ~. ·~ Hy FRED McMANE UPI Spo~rts Writer There are times when Steve Rogers behaves like the best righl.!Janded pitcher in the National League. Thursday night wa s one of th ose morrients. He stopped the slumping Los Angeles Dodgers on just one hil - a fir st-inning homer by Reggie Smith - in pitching the Monu·ea l Expos t.o a 4-1 triumph for their eighth victory in their last 10 games. When he 's in command of his game, there are fe w better pit chers than Fingers. His effort aga inst the Dodgers was the third onehitler of his ca reer, but he says it was not the best game he 'd ever pitched. Rogers, now 7-li, said. "I feel the best was earlier this season when I was carrying a no-h itter in to the eighth inning aga inst the Pirates. But of these three one-h itters that I have had, this one was the best because it carne against such a tough-hitting 1 SECRETARIAL REFRESHER Majo r League Results Malor League Standints 8~ United Pres~ International National League East W. L. Pet. GB 30 21 .588 Chicago . 28 21 .511 1 Ph ita 30 24 556 l lh Montreal '16 JO .464 61!2 New York Pi tts brgh 23 28 .m 1 22 35 .386 (1 St. Louis W e~ t W. L. Pet. San Fran Cincinali Los Ano San Diego GB 32 20 .615 34 22 .607 28 26 .519 5 13 30 .434 91h Houston 21 19 .431 9lfl At l ant~ 20 32 .385 12 Thursday ' s Resulh Hous at Pl s bgh , ppd ., ra in Sl . Louis 2. Atlanta 0 Chicago 10 , Cil')c inn.afi 1 Montrea l 4, Los Angeles 1 Todav'S: Probable Pitchers (All Tim es EDT) San Diego (Owch inko 3·5l at Ch icago (Lamp 1·5), 2: 3() p .m . Los Angeles (John 7·31 i!lf Montrea l ( May 6-5), 7: JS p.m . San Franc isco (Knepper 7 -2) at New York (Koosm an 2·71. 8:05p.m. Atlanta (M ahler 0·21 at Ph iladelph ia ( Christenson J . .:t J. 8 :05p.m . Cincinnati (Moskau 0·2) at Pit tsbur g h (Biyleven .4 5) , 8: 05 p .m . Housron Wixon 2-2) at St . Lou is (Mar! inez'l -OJ. 8: 35p .m . Saturday' s Games San Francisco at New York Cincinnati at Pittsburgh san Di eg o at Chicago Lo s Ang at Montreal , night Allant a at Ph ila , night Houston at Sl. Louis, night Sports briefs PHILADELPHIA (UP!) Philadelphia Eagles owner Leonard .Tose has bought the 29 percent share of the team owned by Herbert Harness to settle part of a $12 million lawsuit filed last month . Or May 5, Tose announced suits against Barness, John Bunting, chairman of First Pennsylvania Hank, and John Pemberton, vice chairman , charging them with masterminding a conspiracy to oust him from control of the Eagles in favor of Bamess. Tose said he was continuing his suit against the others. WASHINGTON (UP!) Guard Steve McCabe of Bowdoin College, selected in the 12th and final round by the Washington Redskins, has been given a " required tender,'' or minimum offer, but has not agreed t.o terms, accordi ng"' to General Manager Bobby Bealhard. The Redskins already have signed or agreed to terms with the other six of their 1978 draft choices. PORTLAND, Ore. (UP! )The Portland Trail Blazers Thur sda y traded gua rd Johnny Davis lo Indiana for Northfield Test Drive Ford Fiesta Here are five good reasons to choose Fiesta over Rabbit: 1- Lower stiCke r pnce than ~272 '. and 1n some cases up to 1>600-$700 lower, depend1ng on opt1ons and models. 2. F1estd has better Gas Mileage - 46 mpg hwy 34 rr~ pg oty • • 3. F1esta features Michelin mesas star.dard-Rab 1t does not 4. F1esta has more legroom and headroom than Rabbit 5. F1esta has fron t -wheel dnve for 1mproved tract1on ·~,, .. , r·• •' I·,,,,., oiH".'I'] LJ I•f • j)>CJ ' 'f''1 ' '' I' I •' I'll" I 1 I ' Test drive Fiesta at your local Ford de; ~cr. 1~1 C 1J 1!"11''' FORD ( IJJ and Porter : Mafla ck, Cleveland (10), Comer ( 13) and Sundberg . w - Comer (2 .1). L Hrabosky ( 1 ll . By United Press International National League Hous at Ptsbgh , ppd ., rttin NORT HFIELD , Ohi o (UP I) - Trava Jon Tom , winner of 25 of '1:1 races last season as a two-year-{)ld. blasted t.o a 2:00 3-5 mile Th w-sday night to win one of fiv e divisions of the $42,000 Ohio Sires Stakes prelim inary at Northfield Park . Also scoring victories in lhe preliminary for three-yearold pacing colts, which will match its t.op 10 this fall in the $&>,000 Cardinal Pace, were Famous Chris, New Lew, Stapleton PllK:I! and Silver Simile. Travalo n Tom, with Barnesville, Ohio, ow nertrainer R.G. Betts in the sulky, led all the way loa 2'1• length win in career record lime, retw-ning $4.20, $3 and $2.40 in the third division. Andy Pandy finished second and Mid Perk came In third. New Lew , winner of seven of nine outings this spring, easily wrapped up the opening division with a threelength victory over Georgie Porgie. The winner, driven by Lew Williams, covered the mile in 2:01 4-5 and returned $2.60, $2.40 and 52.:1». Fritz The Ca t showed . It was Dale Ross ' Famous Chris in the secood division, winning by 4.,.. 1engths in 2:01 I-Ii to return $4.60, 52.80 and $2.60. My Knight Out was seco nd and Chief Craig finished third . In lhe fourth division , Stapletoo Place won in 2:01 35, with driver Doug Mcintosh picking up his first victory of the year . The winner retumed $10, $5.60 and $4.60. Hooest John Paul took second and Eleganza came in third. Silver Simile, driven by Don Irvine Jr ., led all the way t.o·a four~cngth victory in the final divisioo, paying $3.40, $2.60 and $2.20. Baron Barnum followed the winner to the wire, while HiddqJ Secrets showed. A crowd of 3,015 wagered $425,139. 1111a AmtriCin League ooo ooo c10- 2 10 o ooo ooo ooo - o 1 o Chi St .L 000 00 1 Ol x - 2 7 I • .Minn 000 000 010- I 7 0 East Wood , Willoughby {8J and Hanna . Easlerly 181 . Camp · W. L Pet. GB bell (8J and Pocoroba ; Vuc k· NahOrodnv ; Goll t . Marshall ( 8) 36 19 .655 Boston ovich . L ittel l (8) and Swisher . and Wynegar . W- Wood ( 6-S) . L New York W- Nuckovich <J-3) . L..;..Ha nnl! - Gollt (_ 2 4). HRs M innesota. 31 22 .585 ' 29 23 .558 51!1 14 ·1). Detroit Moro:~les ( I) . · :W 15 .SJ7 61h Ba l1imre 26 26 .500 81.-:;> Cinci M ilwauke 000 040 033- CO 13 1 000 000 () 10- 1 7 4 Ca Ht 23 28 .451 11 101 000 40()- 1 II 1 Clevelnd Chi 07 1 200 32x- IO 14 0 O a~ _1 9 32 .313 IS Toronto Knapp , Hartzell ( 7) , LaR oche Norman , Borbon (4 ), Sa r · West m ienlo (5 ), Toml in ( 8) and (7) and Downing ; Johnson. W. L. Pet. GB Werner ; R.Reuschel {7 4) and Lang ford (5), Sosa (8) and Oakland 32 23 .582 Essian . Newman (8). WRader . L- Norman (6-J ). Hr Texas 28 2.4 .538 211., Chicago , Mu r cer (3 ). LaRoche ( 4-2 ). L- Sos a {4·1). Kan City 27 24 ,529 3 HRs-:-Ca l iforn ia, Jackson {3 ), Calif 28 26 .519 311' LA 100 000 000- I I I Downmg (2 ). Lansford (3), Chic ago 23 29 .4A2 1112 Mil 000 013 OOx - 4 7 1 Baylor ( 15J, Oakland , Revering Minesota 21 32 .396 10 Su tton and Yeager ; Roge r s (6 ). Guerrero (JJ Seattle • 19 38 .33 3 1.4 and Ca rter W- Rogers (7 -5) . L Thursday ' s Results I Only games scheduled) .-Su tton ( 4.6). HRs - L o~ An. TeKas 5, Klwsas City 4. 1st geles, Sm ilh ( 10) ) Montreal , Tel( J, Ka·n City 2, 2nd, 13 ins . Dawson (9 ) . Chicago 2, M innesota 1 California 10. Oakland 7 (O n ly games sched uled) Today ' s Pr:ob•ble Pitchers tAll Times EDT) American Leagu e HOUSTON (UP! ) - The Minneso ta ( lahn 5.3) at (1st game) Clev eland (C lyd e' J .o), 7:30p .m . K .C 00 1000 030- 4 12 Houston Rockets Thursday Kansas Citv (Splittorff 7·41 at Tex as 01 2 020 OOx - S II I signed 6-fool-11 free agent Detroit { Bill ingham 4-J l. 8 p.m . Hassl er , Bird ( 5 ), Hrabosky Toronto (Jefferson c.6) at (81 and Porter ; Al e)(ander, center Tommy Harker, who M il waukee (Caldwell 5-3) 1 8: 30 Moret (8 ), Clevelan d ( 8 1 and played for the Atlanta Hawks p .m . Sundberg . W- Aie)(an der (5 J l . in 1976. Chicago (WOOd S·SI at Texas L - Ha ssler (Q.JJ. For Jersey Shore in the IMed ich J.l) , 8:35p.m. Balt imore (Fl anagan 7·4) at 12nd game, 13 innings) Eastern League last season Oak land ( Broberg 6 ·4 ), 10: 30 Kansas City 100 ooo 100 ooo o- 1 9 c he scored 20 points and p.m . New Yo rk (Messersmi th o.lJ Te xas grabbed 14 rebounds per at Californ ia (Tanana 9-2l. 000 000 200 000 1- 3 52 10 :30 p.m. Ga le, Hrabosky ( 9 ), Patt in game. Boston (T iant 4.0 ) at Sea ttl e (Mitct1el l 2·SJ. 10 :35 p .m . Saturday's Games Kansas City at Detr oi t Toronto at Mi lwaukee Baltimore at Oakland Minnesota at Cleve, night Ch ica go at ,Tel<as , night Boston at Seattle, night OFFICE HOURS: 9: 30 to 12 , 2 to S (CLOSE I New York a! Cali f , night Mrs. Parker honored by ·Library Committee Mrs. Nellie Parker, who is retiring as Eastern High School ,Librarian and Teacher, was recenlly honored by members of the Chester Grade School Library Committee . Mrs. Parker has been instrumental in the formation of the new library fa cilit y in lhe Chester School. Th e library will be accessible to the grade school children this fall. Members of the Library Co mmitt ee present were Pam Huffman, Linda Bentz, Marilyn Harris, Gayann Clay, Ceclla Bailey, Kathy Davis, Judy Eichinger and Grella Suttle. other guests included Mrs. Belly Roush and Miss Ca rolyn Smith, teacher• in the Chester Grade School, and Mrs. Susan Oliver, Administrative Assistant of the Meigs County Retired Senior Volunteer Program, and Mrs. Dorothy Will, Retired Senior Volunteer, who has assisted the committee with their work . Refreshments of cake and punch were served. ·~ ~ ; < li I ST., POMEROY. International League United Press International W. L. Pet . GB Charleston 36 16 .69 2 Richmond 28 22 .560 7 Pawtucket 24 24 .500 10 Toledo 23 24 .489 10'12 Columbus 22 23 A89 10112 Rochester 22 24 .478 11 Tidewater 24 28 .462 12 Svracuse 16 34 .320 19 Thursday's Results Rochester at -------------------------~ RIVERSIDE V.W. - AMC - JEEP ppd .. tornados Syra cuse 4, Richmond 3 Charleston 4, Toledo 3, 10 innings Pawtucket at Columbus , ppd ., rain . Today's Games Charleston at Columbus Pawtucket a! Toledo R ich mond at Roc hes ter T idewa t er at Syracuse 71 OLDSMOBILE 1978 JEEP CJ-7 RENEGADE Black wl!h Red Inferior & red pin stripe, V·8 engine, A.C radials, roadwheels. 304 V·8, power Sfe€rlng, CUTLASS SUPREME Pawtu cket at Toledo Ri chmond at Rochesler T idewater at Syracuse the ,Pacers' No. 1 choice in t.oday' s National Basketball Association draft. In addition t.o Davis the Blazers gave Indiana their No . 3 pick in the first round . Indiana was to have been the first team tn pick a player today. LAKEL.AND, Fla. (UPI )Detroit pitcher Mark Fldrych, who was sent to Lakeland, Fla., last month for treatment of tendonitis in his pitching arm , will pitch again this season, learn - trainer Jack Home said. He also said Fidrych is suffering fr om "a muscle spasm in lhe delt.oid muscle" and not from tendonitis. Hom el, who hired by the Tigers to work exclusively with Fidrych, sa id Wednesday Fidrych will begin throwing again Friday . But, he added , il would be four or five more days before he knows when Fidrych could resume pitching on a regular basi s. tires , carp eting , hardt op , 3,800 miles, sticker : $7,942,0Q $6995 $5695 Saturday's Games Cha r leston at Columbus wide 1975 CHEVROLET IMPALA . The ulti mat e In Ford Lul<ury, si lver wit h red Chevrotel , A.C. tilt wheel. size l uxury from interior, loaded $2795 $599'5 1974 PLYMOUTH 1977 CHEVROLET · SCAMP CAPRICE CLASSIC Two tone gold and fan Loca lly owned car , ex · cetten! buy for !hat voung drl..-er. pain t, AC, AM FM ra dio. Radlat tires. $5395 $1995 1975 F-100 TRUCK 1976 JEEP CHEROKEE 'S' A Utomall c C, power Commencement exercises for 39 members of the 55th graduating class of Holzer Medical Center's School of Nursing will be held 8 p.m. Friday in the sanctuary of Faith Baptist Chw-ch, Rodney. This year's class includes fow- young men and 35 wumen. quadratrae,A. ta i lgate, new Cher okee trade-l n . eng . 3 speed transmission . $5795 $2895 Full size bed. six cyli nder NOW APPEARING ---· - --·-· -·-I 1 Hugh P. Kirkel , President Ph .D. from the University of of Holzer Medical Center, will Wisconsin. Alter working as a Excellen.ce in speakers wi ll also be wel come graduates, the1r research chemist for fou r fea tured. Publi c welcome. Design and families and guests attending years in New York and HYM N Sing Sunday, 2 p. the graduation exercises . He Illinois, he joined th e fa culty m. at Ea gle Ridge ComQU4iity will also introduce the guest of Ohio University in 1957. munity Church featuring the Dr. Tong ha s rece iv ed speaker of th e evening , Pomeroy BUCK NOLAN, the world's tallest clown, is long on·comedy and tops off the clown alley '' ,!oint -Heirs" singing group. James Yingpeh Tong , Ph.D., more than 20 research and I of the all new Hoxie Bros. Circus to perform in Gallipolis on Wednesday , June 21, with 6 Public invited . Flower P~ofessor of Chemistry and leaching grants. The most FRIDA Y and 8 p.m. performances at the Fairgrounds . There are no reserve seats- you sit where ROCK SPRINGS GHi\NGE WEflNE Sfli\Y Dcreclor of the Forensic recent one is a grant from the you like in the world's largest round tent. Advance tickets at reduced prices are being sold AM E RI CAN LEGWN Chemistry Program at Ohio Ohio Department of Mental will visit Cul ucnbc a Grange, 8 now by Gallia-Meigs FOP Lodge No . 95 members. Mn. Millard Feen ey-Bennett Post 128' University in Athens, Ohio. Health lo investigate th e p.m. Fr iday ni ght. v..,Meter RETURN Jona than Meigs Middlepuc·t. 7::!0 Wednesday Dr. Tong will speak on effect of heavy metals in m -2on "N ursing: Chemistry of Love drinking water on mental Chapter of DAR will have a . night at the hall . l'jew officers or m -1721 palrioll(' pi cnic Friday at 6 tube install ed. for Humanity ." health. Bom in Shanghai, China, He is an avid photographer p.m. at the home of Mr. and Dr. Tong came to the United and has had three one-man Mrs. Thereon Johnson. Rt. 2. 1 Stales in 1947 . He received his shows. He is also a frequent Racine. Pro gram "Flags of B.S. in 1950 and M.S. in 1951 in speaker on Chinese culture. lhe Nation" lo be presented Chemistry fr om the Although he received a highl y by Mrs . Na n Moore. Un iversit y of California at specialized and rigorous Hostesses are Mrs. J ohnso n, Mrs. Millard Van Meter of hostess for the meeting and to lhal the August meeting will Berkeley, and m 1953, hcs scientific tra ining as a Mrs. Robert Ashley, Mrs. st udent, he is a man of man y Gene Yost and Mrs. Paul the Pomeroy Flow er Shop roll ca ll members recalled be a covered dish dinner al Cemetery. interests and a firm believer Eich. conducted Cl dl!m unstnttiurl their fic·st co rsage. t11e collage of Mrs. William MISCELLANEOUS shower Mr . and Mrs . George in liberal and continuin g on making corsages at tile Plans fur the Jul y 10 MorTis near Furked Run fo r Co nnie Marlin, and Morris of Medway, Mr. and educal<on . Munday night m ~t~ lm g of the therap y prog ram tube held at Park. . the Re v. Roger Watson. Following Dr. Tong 's adMiddlcpurl Garden Cluu held Forest Avres Park for par· An arrange ment of pink Mrs. Bob Durst and family of pastor of the Heml ock Grove al tile co untry ilume of Mrs. licipi111lS in the Me1 gs County peoni es made by Mrs. Titus Springfield were Memorial dress, Mili sa K. Rizer, R.N. , Church Friday 8 p.m. al .lames Titus, Rutland. Personal Advocacy Prugnnn centered the c·efreshmenl weekend guests of Mr. and Advisor for the Senior Class , Hem lock Grove Grange Hal l. Mrs. Ralph Durst and sons. will present those graduating .Mrs. Van Meter explained were made. It was annu uncl'<.l wblc. Lester Rhodes and Harley to receive their diplomas Everyone welcome. and demonstrated tile proFRIENDSHIP NIGHT Hoschar of Cottagev ille, W. from Charles E. Holzer, Jr., l't'<lure in l'onst rudi ng lxtckobservance by Mar y Shrine Va. visited Mr. and Mrs. M.D., President of the cng as a base for flowe rs, lh e Owen Anderson Sunday . Medical Staff of the Holzer 37, Order of While Shri ne of proper treatment and wirin g Memorial weekend with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Abies, Medical Center a nd a Jerusalem, 8 p.m. Friday at of flowers, and making bows . Hy Mrs. Herbert Roush son Paul spent Sunday with member of the Board of Pomeroy Masonic Temple; Members brought fluwers Mrs. Dolly Wolfe. Mrs. Carl Erma Wilson and family. Mrs. Paul (Crestlyn ) Hill Vicki Ables, Mr. and Mrs. Trustees of th e Holzer members are to take two and were assistin g in m.aking Wolfe, Jr ., daughter Mega n, eorsages. Mrs. Van Meter spent Sunday with Mr. and returned home from Holzer Ronnie Ables, Mr. and Mrs. Hospital Foundation . Pins covered dishe s. SATURDAY Butch Ables at Canal Win- will be awarded to lhe presented the corsage uf red Mrs. Bob Casper in Colum- Medica l Center Saturday. BAKE SA LE by freshman H.ev. Tan Norris, son chester . gradua tes by Janel M. Byers, carnalions !hal she made bus. cla ss of Sout hern High Paul Cross of Ohio Stale R.N., Director of Nursing during the demunstl:ltion tu Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burri Harold, of Rome City, InSchool. 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 the hostess, Mrs. Titus. of. Boliva r Dam , Arthur diana, Mrs. Evelyn Ray of University in Columbus spe nt Education. p.m. Satu rday at Racine Two special awards will be Mrs. John Kincaid was co- Wilso n of Mari etta spent ove r Lancaster. Mr. and Mrs. Memoria l weekend with his Home-National Ba nk. Wilbur Gathers and family of parents, Mr. and Mrs. An- announced by Hugh Kirkel. REDS trial CINCINNATI Co lumbus, Mr. and Mrs. Carl drew Cross . one to the student with the cam p. 9 a.m. to 2 p.m . Norris of Junction City were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Highest Grade Poi nt Saturday at Institute , W. Va . dinner guests Sunday of Mr. Hayman. son Keith attended Avera ge, presented by the J im Vennari, Pomeroy, team and Mrs. Tom Norris. Rev. a cook-out in honor of Robert Gallia Cou nty Medical Tan Norris filled the pulpit at Hart Sunday evening at the Society, and the other to the scout. invites boys between 16 the United Brethren Church Hart 's home in Ra cine. Mr . Best All Around Student, and 21 to attend. Th ose Su nday evening. Hart was celebrating his from the Holzer Clinic, Ud. pl ayin g American Legi on Sunday guests of Mrs. Eula birthda y. Others attending Reci pients of th ese two baseball mu st have perWolfe and Aaron were Rev. were Mr . and Mrs. Allen awards will remain a secret missi on fr om coach or and Mrs. James Lewis of Cunningham, children Olevia until the lime of presentation. comma nder and boys atPoint Pleasant, Mr. and Mrs. and Zachary, Sue Sellers, Ed Rev . Arthur C. Lund. tending schools still open for Carroll Norris of Syracuse, Sellers, Bet h Ann Hart, Brice Di recto r of Chaplaincy the year must have perMrs. Mitchell Hopkins and Hart , Tracy RifO e, Mr. and Services at the Holz er rlli ss wn fr om coach or baby of Akron, Mr. and Mrs. · Mrs. Robert Hart . Medica l Center, will principal. Boys are lo tak e Jack Ord of Letart, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs . Ro~ oronounce the Inv ocation , un iforms and gloves; balls It's been a Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Russell, Mike and M~~d;, -1.ith the Benediction given by and bats furnished. pleasure to Theiss and baby of Sugar spen t Sunday evening witll the Reverend Lynn D. SUNDAY work wit h the Grove were spec ial guests the Robert Russells who were Lahaie, Pa stor of Faith REVIVAL al Antiqu it y Dairymen in Mother's Day of her grand- camping at Pa getown over Baptist Church . Baptist ' Church Sunday our area . They mother , Mrs. Eula Wolfe. the weekend . Enroute home Ore of lhe Class Songs, through June 18 at 7:30p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall they visit ed Mrs . Bertha "We May Never Pass This night ly . Pastor is Ear l know that good nutrition Roush, Joey and Cortney, Mr. Russell at W olf Pen . Way Again," will be sung by Shuler . Special singing each Not eJ.actly as shown pays. We wish them continand Mrs. Darrell Norris and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wheeler Steffi Ross, accompanied by evening . ued success all year long! Tracy, Art Hill, Dean Hill of Fremont, Mr. and Mrs. Anne Fischer; lhe other, TWENTY-F IFTH annual were Sunday guests of Mr. Greg Foulk and daughter , "You'll Never Walk Alone" Ru ssell - Ar che r family and Mrs. Dallas Hill. Joan Kostin of Col umbus will be sung by Merlyn Ross, reuni on will be Sunday Mrs. Marie Boyd, daughter were Memorial week end accompanied by Edith Ro ss. at Forest Acres Park , Cathy, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert guests of Mrs. Anna Wheeler. The Senior Class Ensemble Rutland, beginning at noon. Roush, Herschel Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Pickell will be accompanied by Mrs. All family descen dant s Cha rles Boggess, Mr. and and Tra cy spent Monday with Fischer, while Mrs. Ross will please plan to att end. Mrs. Junior Roush, Pat Mr. and Mrs. Max Pickett at be at the organ for the REVIVAL at Morning Star Come and see the Grand Selection Webb, Patty Shain, Emil Crown City. Pro cess ion a I a n d United Baptist Chur ch (Spike ) Pli chta attended Memoria l weekend guests Recessional. Sunda y 7 p. m. Church it> funeral services for Herbert of Mrs. Edna Foster were Mr. A reception will be held fo r located on SR 143 southwest Pomeroy, 0. 180 Mulbeny Ave. Rose at the Foglesong and Mrs. Carroll Cleek and relatives and friends of lh e of Harrisonv ille. Billy Dalton Funeral Home Saturday . family, Mr. and Mrs. Mat t g raduates f oll o wing is the evangelist. Other Chester, 0 . 985-3301 In te rment wa s in Letart Karr, Mr. and Mrs. Waid graduat ion in the Ch urch Foster and family, all of Hall. Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Compliment of Manassa , Va. The birthdays of Mrs. Edna Foster, Mrs. Miriam Compliment were ce lebrated with a dinner Sunday . Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hart spent Memorial weekend In In18 gal!ori capacity wringer washer features B· dianapolis, lnd . and attended position wringer and p o wer drain pump . Inthe 500 Races and parade. stinctive release sa fety switch relie"Ves wr inger Mrs. Bruce (Lorna ) Hart pressure in case of emerg en cy . High ·vane, po ly propylene agita to r is genlle to clothes. has been working at the Maple Lee Florist Shop in DU AABLE CONSTRUCTION iij ..... """;;] W orthington. • 5-year limited war ranty on trans· Mr. and Mrs. Chuck miss ion parts Winebrenn er of Newbury, 0 ., • Ful l one·year warranty on all parts Mr . and Mrs. Hutch Donohue MILK SHAKE • Oouble-wall construction keeps and family of Marion were wa t er hotter , longer Memorial weekend guests of SLOPPY JOE • Stainless st ee l tu b n eve r chips Mr . and Mrs. Vernon or rus ts· & FRIES Donohue. SPECIALLY PRI CED AT Mrs . Elsie Davis of Parkersburg, Millie Ri~,ey of 5 SPEED OOEEN Charleston, Mr. and Mrs. Built botW to L11t loJtOer. '!~ ~ Dan Shindler, daughter Da wn 992-5248 uf Amherst, 0 ., were vlsitinu Middleport, 0. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Gloeck106 N. 2nd AVE . MIDDLEPORT, 0. ner uver Memorial weekend. I I I 1 Calendar! Corsage making demonstration given to garden club members TO They're Tops Here Apple Grove News Notes IN STOCK TRACTORS. 8 • 16 h.p. AND ACCESSORIES NOW IN STOCK BAUM TRUE VALUE SOUL SAVE ON ABETTER WRINGER WASHER 4-PIECE GROUP . FROM PORTSMOUTH, OHIO FRIDAY' and SATURDAY THE MEIGS INN 992-3629 Social CSERIES WHEEL HORSE BLUE EYED 10-2 1978 HOLZER MEDI CAL CENTER SCHOOL OF NURSING CLASS - Graduation ceremonies for 39 members of lhe 1978 Holzer Medical Center School of Nw-sing class will be he ld Friday . Pictured above, first row, left to right, are : Oifford Queen , Gallipolis · Micha el Stout, Bidwell ; Alice Mullins, Gallipolis; Susan Etterling, Portsmouth ; Kristi Chambers, Ravenswood; Bonnie Wyckoff, Wellston; Erin Smales, Jackson; Bethany Christian Oak Hill ; Vickie Henzmann, Huntington; Tami Weiher , Rodney ; Kathy ciark, Ja ckson', and Doug Adkins, Pt. Pleasant. Second row - Rhonda ·Cla rk, Jackson; Rebecca Burger, Vcenna , W. Va.; Arlene Kohut , Waverly; Deborah McLaughlin, Pomeroy ; Kimberly Bush. Mt. Alto: Barba ra Sims, Gallipolis; Cheryl Nichols, Jackson; Judith Hennessey, Gallipolis ; Shelley Wright, Gallipolis; Co nnie Rickman, Portsmouth; Pamela Ross , Hillsboro, and Nancy Stevens, Gallipolis Ferry . Third row - Anne Ternasky, Columbus; Carla Morgan, Ironton ; Judie Rardin, Ravenswood: Cathy Wall, Gallipolis ; Marsha Drum, Amanda ; Melonie Richter, Chillicothe : Linda Duteil, Portsmouth: Diana Woodruff , Oak Hill ; Jacqueline Woodward, Gallipolis: Judy Weber. West Portsmouth; Deidra Rickman , West Portsmouth ; Mary Louise Mills , Pomeroy , and Kristen Wagner , Lowell. Not pictw-ed Kimberly Nutter. Clarksbw-g, and Jacob Howard , New Ha ven. 'THE 1977 FORD THUNDERBIRD Full '~ i Shop "The Dealer That Cares About Quality" T idewa te r, .~ "'\._· .·.{. ...., . ; 1_ ~ '- r \ - r '.,,-...., ' I I I • 55th nursing ceremony set Friday night Ir------------------------, · N. W. COMPTON, 0.0. 1 II1 AT NOON ONOPTOMETRIST THURS.) - EAST COURT 1\ \ Pomeroy, 0. SUGAR RUN MILLS Harry O'Dairy thinks the best place to stop for an after practice or after the game treat is DAIRY ISLE 86 e 249 INGLES FURNITURE U dany ---.- -+-1sIe A �S- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, June 9, 1978 Lines cores 4- The Dailv Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0 ., Friday, June9, 1978 Sporh Transachons By Un•ted Press tnternat.ona t Thursday· Atla nta Football Sl gne:d w tde r eceiver Rodney Parker s, the tr Stx lh roun d dra ft cho ic e from Ten nessee Sta te Unt\ler sity , ti ght end James Wr ight. the tr se ~J enth r o und chotce fr om Texas Chris t ian, and saf ety Da v id Williams, the ir Ctgh th Jon nny Da vi s and th e1r top l 1rst rou nd draft choice to lnd 1ana for th e Pa ce r s' f i r sr ro u nd choice NeW Jersey Nets - ~ c qu i r e'd torwiird Ph il J ackson from tne New York Kn ic ks as part of a deal 1n wh ic h the ream s also fir st r oUnd dra t \ excha ng ed p1c ks Th e Kn ic ks witl ulso r eceiv e the fi r st ot ' two 11r st rou nd New Jer se y cho1ces in next year ' s d r at! . M il wa ukee - Traded one at the ir t wo f i r st r OUr:" d dra t! cho1c es lo Clelfeland in ex Change for the Cavaliers ' f ir st round p1ck 1n nex t year 's draft . Buffalo Ac q uir ed t dr w ard Tom Aberneth y trom Los Angeles for the Brav es sec ond rou nd dr aft pick . Gol den Sta te Ob ta med Por tland 's l 1na l t 1r st ro und choice 1n toda y ' s draf t in exch an ge for tne Warr ior s' No 1 PICk lt11 981 lnd1a na Signed fr ee agent forwar o Alex Engl ish , w ho played QUI h 1S opt 10n Wi lh Milwaukee Ba seball ' Houston Obta 1Md mi nor league leO handed 0 11che r Fran k Ricc elli f r om St Louis for m 1nor lea gue out t 1el d er Bob Rogers stops Dodgers, 4-l the Reds' run in the eighth . Cardinals 2, Braves 0 : ro und choi ce f r om the Un tvers t Ken Reitz stroked a pair of tv of Tenn essee at Mart in run-scoring singles and Pete Kansas Cit y Signed det en Vuckovich and Mark Littell siv e back Greg Anderson , a tr ee agent from Mont ana . w ide combined oo a seven-hitler r ece tver Bdl Kellar ot Sta nf ord for Sl. Louis. Littell notched and tac k le Larry Brown ot Mt a m t his first save. College White So•• 2, Twins 1: E as t Carolt na Un iver st!y Na med Terr y Kunze . an ass i st Bill Nahorodny and Ralph ant basketba ll coa ch at Mtn Garr each doubled in a run nesota , as a n ass ocia te coa ch and Wilbw- Wood and Jim Basket ball Portl and Tr aded quard Willoughby com bined on a seven-hiller in leading Chicago to its lith victory in 12 games. Angels 10, A's 7: Don Baylor 's three-run homer in the ninth inning Coluccio powered California past Toronto S1 g nt>d first Oakland. Ron Jackson and base fll an T1m l hOmpson Of Winter Park . F1 a , and ngh1 Brian Downing also had ha nded p1tc hers Br ad Bur ger of three:run homers for the Roscoe, 11 1 • and Mark Stoeber Angels and Dave Revering of C1ncinnat1. New York. YanKees - Sig nea hit a three-run homer for lir st ba sem an Slelfe B~t oo n 1 Oakland. and ou lf 1e lder Pet e Khou r y ooth Of Ecker a College , F lor i Rangers 5-3, Royals 4-2: da , and r 1gl1t handed pi!cher Reggie Cleveland pitched R1c h Carlucci of the Un ive r sit y ot Iowa out of an eighth-inning, Socc er bases-loaded jam to preserve Hous ton (N ASLl Si gned the Rangers ' fir st-ga me cen t ~ r n1 10f lela er Barr y Ll o yd ot Br entford m Eng l and lo a triumph . Bobby Bonds' one ~· e ar con tra c t sacrifice ny scored Bump Wills in lhe 13th inning in the KANSAS CITY , Mo. t UP! J team ." Even Dodger Mana ger nightcap to give the Rangers - The Kansas City Chiefs , a sweep. wh ose rooki es and free Tom Lasorda. whose team agents report to training has lost seven of its last eight camp at William Jewell games. tipped his hat to College m Liberty July 9, Rogers. Southern Cal lt s stmple. econonHc al "Rogers pitched a heck of a ha ve under co ntra ct tw o r!"hable fl' s the e xc1 t 1n g r f' w I<Z200 fror1 K,i! w asa~ ~ more draft choices and a free game," said Lasorda. '1' \'e always said he was a great NCAA champ agent. FEATURES: The club Thur sday pitcher. That' s the be st game 1 Depend able 4 -S I H) ~ f' OMA HA , Neb. (UP!) ~ U H C rng1ne an nounc<.'d Greg Anderson . i:lgtt inst my club anywhere The University of Southern • Conven l€n1 elatrK stcuter Lit'f ensivt.' ba ck fr om this season .'' Andre Dawson 's thre-e-run California det hron ed the SPe rt roday r~t Monta na, had signed as a !tee kin gs. of college baseball ogent. The two draftees were hom er in lhe si xth oFf loser Thursday night to win the J&R SPORT SHOP Don Sutton, Hi, provided the wide "'·eiver Filii Kellar of 1978 College World Series. 140 E. Ma 1n Sf. Stan forcl, and tackle Larry winnin g ma rg1 n for th e Pomeroy , 0 . USC. making its first apExpos. Brovm tlf Miami. pearance in the Series since ln other NL ga mes, I97l, blasted defending l11icago walloped Cincinnat i. champion ·Arizona State W-3 10-1 , and Sl. Louis blanked to capture its lllh NCAA Atlanta . 2- 0. Houston at baseb all championship . It Pittsburgh was rained out. was the second time the Sun Chicago edged Minnesota , On June 12 there will be an opening for Devils fell lo USC in the 2- 1. California beat Oak land, begi nning and advanced Typing and series. 10-7, and Texas swept a Shorthand Classes at Gallipolis Business doubleheader from Kan sas College . Weekdays or night classes . Both City. 5-4 and 3-2. in 13 innings, 1n American League e~ction . are bei ng offered . A thought for the day : Cubs 10, Rt-ds I: Nf! rw eg ian playwright ENROLL NOW! Bobby Murcer hit a threeHenrik Ibse n said, " A run homer and Rick Reuse he! Fo r m ore inform ation contact Lee E. Tyler , t·ommunily is like a ship : tossed a seven ~1itter and 446 -4367 . everyone ought to be struck out 10 t.o spark the No . 7S-02 -0472 B prepa red to lake the helm." Cubs. Joe Morgan singled in } \ KZ209 . ~. ·~ Hy FRED McMANE UPI Spo~rts Writer There are times when Steve Rogers behaves like the best righl.!Janded pitcher in the National League. Thursday night wa s one of th ose morrients. He stopped the slumping Los Angeles Dodgers on just one hil - a fir st-inning homer by Reggie Smith - in pitching the Monu·ea l Expos t.o a 4-1 triumph for their eighth victory in their last 10 games. When he 's in command of his game, there are fe w better pit chers than Fingers. His effort aga inst the Dodgers was the third onehitler of his ca reer, but he says it was not the best game he 'd ever pitched. Rogers, now 7-li, said. "I feel the best was earlier this season when I was carrying a no-h itter in to the eighth inning aga inst the Pirates. But of these three one-h itters that I have had, this one was the best because it carne against such a tough-hitting 1 SECRETARIAL REFRESHER Majo r League Results Malor League Standints 8~ United Pres~ International National League East W. L. Pet. GB 30 21 .588 Chicago . 28 21 .511 1 Ph ita 30 24 556 l lh Montreal '16 JO .464 61!2 New York Pi tts brgh 23 28 .m 1 22 35 .386 (1 St. Louis W e~ t W. L. Pet. San Fran Cincinali Los Ano San Diego GB 32 20 .615 34 22 .607 28 26 .519 5 13 30 .434 91h Houston 21 19 .431 9lfl At l ant~ 20 32 .385 12 Thursday ' s Resulh Hous at Pl s bgh , ppd ., ra in Sl . Louis 2. Atlanta 0 Chicago 10 , Cil')c inn.afi 1 Montrea l 4, Los Angeles 1 Todav'S: Probable Pitchers (All Tim es EDT) San Diego (Owch inko 3·5l at Ch icago (Lamp 1·5), 2: 3() p .m . Los Angeles (John 7·31 i!lf Montrea l ( May 6-5), 7: JS p.m . San Franc isco (Knepper 7 -2) at New York (Koosm an 2·71. 8:05p.m. Atlanta (M ahler 0·21 at Ph iladelph ia ( Christenson J . .:t J. 8 :05p.m . Cincinnati (Moskau 0·2) at Pit tsbur g h (Biyleven .4 5) , 8: 05 p .m . Housron Wixon 2-2) at St . Lou is (Mar! inez'l -OJ. 8: 35p .m . Saturday' s Games San Francisco at New York Cincinnati at Pittsburgh san Di eg o at Chicago Lo s Ang at Montreal , night Allant a at Ph ila , night Houston at Sl. Louis, night Sports briefs PHILADELPHIA (UP!) Philadelphia Eagles owner Leonard .Tose has bought the 29 percent share of the team owned by Herbert Harness to settle part of a $12 million lawsuit filed last month . Or May 5, Tose announced suits against Barness, John Bunting, chairman of First Pennsylvania Hank, and John Pemberton, vice chairman , charging them with masterminding a conspiracy to oust him from control of the Eagles in favor of Bamess. Tose said he was continuing his suit against the others. WASHINGTON (UP!) Guard Steve McCabe of Bowdoin College, selected in the 12th and final round by the Washington Redskins, has been given a " required tender,'' or minimum offer, but has not agreed t.o terms, accordi ng"' to General Manager Bobby Bealhard. The Redskins already have signed or agreed to terms with the other six of their 1978 draft choices. PORTLAND, Ore. (UP! )The Portland Trail Blazers Thur sda y traded gua rd Johnny Davis lo Indiana for Northfield Test Drive Ford Fiesta Here are five good reasons to choose Fiesta over Rabbit: 1- Lower stiCke r pnce than ~272 '. and 1n some cases up to 1>600-$700 lower, depend1ng on opt1ons and models. 2. F1estd has better Gas Mileage - 46 mpg hwy 34 rr~ pg oty • • 3. F1esta features Michelin mesas star.dard-Rab 1t does not 4. F1esta has more legroom and headroom than Rabbit 5. F1esta has fron t -wheel dnve for 1mproved tract1on ·~,, .. , r·• •' I·,,,,., oiH".'I'] LJ I•f • j)>CJ ' 'f''1 ' '' I' I •' I'll" I 1 I ' Test drive Fiesta at your local Ford de; ~cr. 1~1 C 1J 1!"11''' FORD ( IJJ and Porter : Mafla ck, Cleveland (10), Comer ( 13) and Sundberg . w - Comer (2 .1). L Hrabosky ( 1 ll . By United Press International National League Hous at Ptsbgh , ppd ., rttin NORT HFIELD , Ohi o (UP I) - Trava Jon Tom , winner of 25 of '1:1 races last season as a two-year-{)ld. blasted t.o a 2:00 3-5 mile Th w-sday night to win one of fiv e divisions of the $42,000 Ohio Sires Stakes prelim inary at Northfield Park . Also scoring victories in lhe preliminary for three-yearold pacing colts, which will match its t.op 10 this fall in the $&>,000 Cardinal Pace, were Famous Chris, New Lew, Stapleton PllK:I! and Silver Simile. Travalo n Tom, with Barnesville, Ohio, ow nertrainer R.G. Betts in the sulky, led all the way loa 2'1• length win in career record lime, retw-ning $4.20, $3 and $2.40 in the third division. Andy Pandy finished second and Mid Perk came In third. New Lew , winner of seven of nine outings this spring, easily wrapped up the opening division with a threelength victory over Georgie Porgie. The winner, driven by Lew Williams, covered the mile in 2:01 4-5 and returned $2.60, $2.40 and 52.:1». Fritz The Ca t showed . It was Dale Ross ' Famous Chris in the secood division, winning by 4.,.. 1engths in 2:01 I-Ii to return $4.60, 52.80 and $2.60. My Knight Out was seco nd and Chief Craig finished third . In lhe fourth division , Stapletoo Place won in 2:01 35, with driver Doug Mcintosh picking up his first victory of the year . The winner retumed $10, $5.60 and $4.60. Hooest John Paul took second and Eleganza came in third. Silver Simile, driven by Don Irvine Jr ., led all the way t.o·a four~cngth victory in the final divisioo, paying $3.40, $2.60 and $2.20. Baron Barnum followed the winner to the wire, while HiddqJ Secrets showed. A crowd of 3,015 wagered $425,139. 1111a AmtriCin League ooo ooo c10- 2 10 o ooo ooo ooo - o 1 o Chi St .L 000 00 1 Ol x - 2 7 I • .Minn 000 000 010- I 7 0 East Wood , Willoughby {8J and Hanna . Easlerly 181 . Camp · W. L Pet. GB bell (8J and Pocoroba ; Vuc k· NahOrodnv ; Goll t . Marshall ( 8) 36 19 .655 Boston ovich . L ittel l (8) and Swisher . and Wynegar . W- Wood ( 6-S) . L New York W- Nuckovich <J-3) . L..;..Ha nnl! - Gollt (_ 2 4). HRs M innesota. 31 22 .585 ' 29 23 .558 51!1 14 ·1). Detroit Moro:~les ( I) . · :W 15 .SJ7 61h Ba l1imre 26 26 .500 81.-:;> Cinci M ilwauke 000 040 033- CO 13 1 000 000 () 10- 1 7 4 Ca Ht 23 28 .451 11 101 000 40()- 1 II 1 Clevelnd Chi 07 1 200 32x- IO 14 0 O a~ _1 9 32 .313 IS Toronto Knapp , Hartzell ( 7) , LaR oche Norman , Borbon (4 ), Sa r · West m ienlo (5 ), Toml in ( 8) and (7) and Downing ; Johnson. W. L. Pet. GB Werner ; R.Reuschel {7 4) and Lang ford (5), Sosa (8) and Oakland 32 23 .582 Essian . Newman (8). WRader . L- Norman (6-J ). Hr Texas 28 2.4 .538 211., Chicago , Mu r cer (3 ). LaRoche ( 4-2 ). L- Sos a {4·1). Kan City 27 24 ,529 3 HRs-:-Ca l iforn ia, Jackson {3 ), Calif 28 26 .519 311' LA 100 000 000- I I I Downmg (2 ). Lansford (3), Chic ago 23 29 .4A2 1112 Mil 000 013 OOx - 4 7 1 Baylor ( 15J, Oakland , Revering Minesota 21 32 .396 10 Su tton and Yeager ; Roge r s (6 ). Guerrero (JJ Seattle • 19 38 .33 3 1.4 and Ca rter W- Rogers (7 -5) . L Thursday ' s Results I Only games scheduled) .-Su tton ( 4.6). HRs - L o~ An. TeKas 5, Klwsas City 4. 1st geles, Sm ilh ( 10) ) Montreal , Tel( J, Ka·n City 2, 2nd, 13 ins . Dawson (9 ) . Chicago 2, M innesota 1 California 10. Oakland 7 (O n ly games sched uled) Today ' s Pr:ob•ble Pitchers tAll Times EDT) American Leagu e HOUSTON (UP! ) - The Minneso ta ( lahn 5.3) at (1st game) Clev eland (C lyd e' J .o), 7:30p .m . K .C 00 1000 030- 4 12 Houston Rockets Thursday Kansas Citv (Splittorff 7·41 at Tex as 01 2 020 OOx - S II I signed 6-fool-11 free agent Detroit { Bill ingham 4-J l. 8 p.m . Hassl er , Bird ( 5 ), Hrabosky Toronto (Jefferson c.6) at (81 and Porter ; Al e)(ander, center Tommy Harker, who M il waukee (Caldwell 5-3) 1 8: 30 Moret (8 ), Clevelan d ( 8 1 and played for the Atlanta Hawks p .m . Sundberg . W- Aie)(an der (5 J l . in 1976. Chicago (WOOd S·SI at Texas L - Ha ssler (Q.JJ. For Jersey Shore in the IMed ich J.l) , 8:35p.m. Balt imore (Fl anagan 7·4) at 12nd game, 13 innings) Eastern League last season Oak land ( Broberg 6 ·4 ), 10: 30 Kansas City 100 ooo 100 ooo o- 1 9 c he scored 20 points and p.m . New Yo rk (Messersmi th o.lJ Te xas grabbed 14 rebounds per at Californ ia (Tanana 9-2l. 000 000 200 000 1- 3 52 10 :30 p.m. Ga le, Hrabosky ( 9 ), Patt in game. Boston (T iant 4.0 ) at Sea ttl e (Mitct1el l 2·SJ. 10 :35 p .m . Saturday's Games Kansas City at Detr oi t Toronto at Mi lwaukee Baltimore at Oakland Minnesota at Cleve, night Ch ica go at ,Tel<as , night Boston at Seattle, night OFFICE HOURS: 9: 30 to 12 , 2 to S (CLOSE I New York a! Cali f , night Mrs. Parker honored by ·Library Committee Mrs. Nellie Parker, who is retiring as Eastern High School ,Librarian and Teacher, was recenlly honored by members of the Chester Grade School Library Committee . Mrs. Parker has been instrumental in the formation of the new library fa cilit y in lhe Chester School. Th e library will be accessible to the grade school children this fall. Members of the Library Co mmitt ee present were Pam Huffman, Linda Bentz, Marilyn Harris, Gayann Clay, Ceclla Bailey, Kathy Davis, Judy Eichinger and Grella Suttle. other guests included Mrs. Belly Roush and Miss Ca rolyn Smith, teacher• in the Chester Grade School, and Mrs. Susan Oliver, Administrative Assistant of the Meigs County Retired Senior Volunteer Program, and Mrs. Dorothy Will, Retired Senior Volunteer, who has assisted the committee with their work . Refreshments of cake and punch were served. ·~ ~ ; < li I ST., POMEROY. International League United Press International W. L. Pet . GB Charleston 36 16 .69 2 Richmond 28 22 .560 7 Pawtucket 24 24 .500 10 Toledo 23 24 .489 10'12 Columbus 22 23 A89 10112 Rochester 22 24 .478 11 Tidewater 24 28 .462 12 Svracuse 16 34 .320 19 Thursday's Results Rochester at -------------------------~ RIVERSIDE V.W. - AMC - JEEP ppd .. tornados Syra cuse 4, Richmond 3 Charleston 4, Toledo 3, 10 innings Pawtucket at Columbus , ppd ., rain . Today's Games Charleston at Columbus Pawtucket a! Toledo R ich mond at Roc hes ter T idewa t er at Syracuse 71 OLDSMOBILE 1978 JEEP CJ-7 RENEGADE Black wl!h Red Inferior & red pin stripe, V·8 engine, A.C radials, roadwheels. 304 V·8, power Sfe€rlng, CUTLASS SUPREME Pawtu cket at Toledo Ri chmond at Rochesler T idewater at Syracuse the ,Pacers' No. 1 choice in t.oday' s National Basketball Association draft. In addition t.o Davis the Blazers gave Indiana their No . 3 pick in the first round . Indiana was to have been the first team tn pick a player today. LAKEL.AND, Fla. (UPI )Detroit pitcher Mark Fldrych, who was sent to Lakeland, Fla., last month for treatment of tendonitis in his pitching arm , will pitch again this season, learn - trainer Jack Home said. He also said Fidrych is suffering fr om "a muscle spasm in lhe delt.oid muscle" and not from tendonitis. Hom el, who hired by the Tigers to work exclusively with Fidrych, sa id Wednesday Fidrych will begin throwing again Friday . But, he added , il would be four or five more days before he knows when Fidrych could resume pitching on a regular basi s. tires , carp eting , hardt op , 3,800 miles, sticker : $7,942,0Q $6995 $5695 Saturday's Games Cha r leston at Columbus wide 1975 CHEVROLET IMPALA . The ulti mat e In Ford Lul<ury, si lver wit h red Chevrotel , A.C. tilt wheel. size l uxury from interior, loaded $2795 $599'5 1974 PLYMOUTH 1977 CHEVROLET · SCAMP CAPRICE CLASSIC Two tone gold and fan Loca lly owned car , ex · cetten! buy for !hat voung drl..-er. pain t, AC, AM FM ra dio. Radlat tires. $5395 $1995 1975 F-100 TRUCK 1976 JEEP CHEROKEE 'S' A Utomall c C, power Commencement exercises for 39 members of the 55th graduating class of Holzer Medical Center's School of Nursing will be held 8 p.m. Friday in the sanctuary of Faith Baptist Chw-ch, Rodney. This year's class includes fow- young men and 35 wumen. quadratrae,A. ta i lgate, new Cher okee trade-l n . eng . 3 speed transmission . $5795 $2895 Full size bed. six cyli nder NOW APPEARING ---· - --·-· -·-I 1 Hugh P. Kirkel , President Ph .D. from the University of of Holzer Medical Center, will Wisconsin. Alter working as a Excellen.ce in speakers wi ll also be wel come graduates, the1r research chemist for fou r fea tured. Publi c welcome. Design and families and guests attending years in New York and HYM N Sing Sunday, 2 p. the graduation exercises . He Illinois, he joined th e fa culty m. at Ea gle Ridge ComQU4iity will also introduce the guest of Ohio University in 1957. munity Church featuring the Dr. Tong ha s rece iv ed speaker of th e evening , Pomeroy BUCK NOLAN, the world's tallest clown, is long on·comedy and tops off the clown alley '' ,!oint -Heirs" singing group. James Yingpeh Tong , Ph.D., more than 20 research and I of the all new Hoxie Bros. Circus to perform in Gallipolis on Wednesday , June 21, with 6 Public invited . Flower P~ofessor of Chemistry and leaching grants. The most FRIDA Y and 8 p.m. performances at the Fairgrounds . There are no reserve seats- you sit where ROCK SPRINGS GHi\NGE WEflNE Sfli\Y Dcreclor of the Forensic recent one is a grant from the you like in the world's largest round tent. Advance tickets at reduced prices are being sold AM E RI CAN LEGWN Chemistry Program at Ohio Ohio Department of Mental will visit Cul ucnbc a Grange, 8 now by Gallia-Meigs FOP Lodge No . 95 members. Mn. Millard Feen ey-Bennett Post 128' University in Athens, Ohio. Health lo investigate th e p.m. Fr iday ni ght. v..,Meter RETURN Jona than Meigs Middlepuc·t. 7::!0 Wednesday Dr. Tong will speak on effect of heavy metals in m -2on "N ursing: Chemistry of Love drinking water on mental Chapter of DAR will have a . night at the hall . l'jew officers or m -1721 palrioll(' pi cnic Friday at 6 tube install ed. for Humanity ." health. Bom in Shanghai, China, He is an avid photographer p.m. at the home of Mr. and Dr. Tong came to the United and has had three one-man Mrs. Thereon Johnson. Rt. 2. 1 Stales in 1947 . He received his shows. He is also a frequent Racine. Pro gram "Flags of B.S. in 1950 and M.S. in 1951 in speaker on Chinese culture. lhe Nation" lo be presented Chemistry fr om the Although he received a highl y by Mrs . Na n Moore. Un iversit y of California at specialized and rigorous Hostesses are Mrs. J ohnso n, Mrs. Millard Van Meter of hostess for the meeting and to lhal the August meeting will Berkeley, and m 1953, hcs scientific tra ining as a Mrs. Robert Ashley, Mrs. st udent, he is a man of man y Gene Yost and Mrs. Paul the Pomeroy Flow er Shop roll ca ll members recalled be a covered dish dinner al Cemetery. interests and a firm believer Eich. conducted Cl dl!m unstnttiurl their fic·st co rsage. t11e collage of Mrs. William MISCELLANEOUS shower Mr . and Mrs . George in liberal and continuin g on making corsages at tile Plans fur the Jul y 10 MorTis near Furked Run fo r Co nnie Marlin, and Morris of Medway, Mr. and educal<on . Munday night m ~t~ lm g of the therap y prog ram tube held at Park. . the Re v. Roger Watson. Following Dr. Tong 's adMiddlcpurl Garden Cluu held Forest Avres Park for par· An arrange ment of pink Mrs. Bob Durst and family of pastor of the Heml ock Grove al tile co untry ilume of Mrs. licipi111lS in the Me1 gs County peoni es made by Mrs. Titus Springfield were Memorial dress, Mili sa K. Rizer, R.N. , Church Friday 8 p.m. al .lames Titus, Rutland. Personal Advocacy Prugnnn centered the c·efreshmenl weekend guests of Mr. and Advisor for the Senior Class , Hem lock Grove Grange Hal l. Mrs. Ralph Durst and sons. will present those graduating .Mrs. Van Meter explained were made. It was annu uncl'<.l wblc. Lester Rhodes and Harley to receive their diplomas Everyone welcome. and demonstrated tile proFRIENDSHIP NIGHT Hoschar of Cottagev ille, W. from Charles E. Holzer, Jr., l't'<lure in l'onst rudi ng lxtckobservance by Mar y Shrine Va. visited Mr. and Mrs. M.D., President of the cng as a base for flowe rs, lh e Owen Anderson Sunday . Medical Staff of the Holzer 37, Order of While Shri ne of proper treatment and wirin g Memorial weekend with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Abies, Medical Center a nd a Jerusalem, 8 p.m. Friday at of flowers, and making bows . Hy Mrs. Herbert Roush son Paul spent Sunday with member of the Board of Pomeroy Masonic Temple; Members brought fluwers Mrs. Dolly Wolfe. Mrs. Carl Erma Wilson and family. Mrs. Paul (Crestlyn ) Hill Vicki Ables, Mr. and Mrs. Trustees of th e Holzer members are to take two and were assistin g in m.aking Wolfe, Jr ., daughter Mega n, eorsages. Mrs. Van Meter spent Sunday with Mr. and returned home from Holzer Ronnie Ables, Mr. and Mrs. Hospital Foundation . Pins covered dishe s. SATURDAY Butch Ables at Canal Win- will be awarded to lhe presented the corsage uf red Mrs. Bob Casper in Colum- Medica l Center Saturday. BAKE SA LE by freshman H.ev. Tan Norris, son chester . gradua tes by Janel M. Byers, carnalions !hal she made bus. cla ss of Sout hern High Paul Cross of Ohio Stale R.N., Director of Nursing during the demunstl:ltion tu Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burri Harold, of Rome City, InSchool. 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 the hostess, Mrs. Titus. of. Boliva r Dam , Arthur diana, Mrs. Evelyn Ray of University in Columbus spe nt Education. p.m. Satu rday at Racine Two special awards will be Mrs. John Kincaid was co- Wilso n of Mari etta spent ove r Lancaster. Mr. and Mrs. Memoria l weekend with his Home-National Ba nk. Wilbur Gathers and family of parents, Mr. and Mrs. An- announced by Hugh Kirkel. REDS trial CINCINNATI Co lumbus, Mr. and Mrs. Carl drew Cross . one to the student with the cam p. 9 a.m. to 2 p.m . Norris of Junction City were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Highest Grade Poi nt Saturday at Institute , W. Va . dinner guests Sunday of Mr. Hayman. son Keith attended Avera ge, presented by the J im Vennari, Pomeroy, team and Mrs. Tom Norris. Rev. a cook-out in honor of Robert Gallia Cou nty Medical Tan Norris filled the pulpit at Hart Sunday evening at the Society, and the other to the scout. invites boys between 16 the United Brethren Church Hart 's home in Ra cine. Mr . Best All Around Student, and 21 to attend. Th ose Su nday evening. Hart was celebrating his from the Holzer Clinic, Ud. pl ayin g American Legi on Sunday guests of Mrs. Eula birthda y. Others attending Reci pients of th ese two baseball mu st have perWolfe and Aaron were Rev. were Mr . and Mrs. Allen awards will remain a secret missi on fr om coach or and Mrs. James Lewis of Cunningham, children Olevia until the lime of presentation. comma nder and boys atPoint Pleasant, Mr. and Mrs. and Zachary, Sue Sellers, Ed Rev . Arthur C. Lund. tending schools still open for Carroll Norris of Syracuse, Sellers, Bet h Ann Hart, Brice Di recto r of Chaplaincy the year must have perMrs. Mitchell Hopkins and Hart , Tracy RifO e, Mr. and Services at the Holz er rlli ss wn fr om coach or baby of Akron, Mr. and Mrs. · Mrs. Robert Hart . Medica l Center, will principal. Boys are lo tak e Jack Ord of Letart, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs . Ro~ oronounce the Inv ocation , un iforms and gloves; balls It's been a Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Russell, Mike and M~~d;, -1.ith the Benediction given by and bats furnished. pleasure to Theiss and baby of Sugar spen t Sunday evening witll the Reverend Lynn D. SUNDAY work wit h the Grove were spec ial guests the Robert Russells who were Lahaie, Pa stor of Faith REVIVAL al Antiqu it y Dairymen in Mother's Day of her grand- camping at Pa getown over Baptist Church . Baptist ' Church Sunday our area . They mother , Mrs. Eula Wolfe. the weekend . Enroute home Ore of lhe Class Songs, through June 18 at 7:30p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall they visit ed Mrs . Bertha "We May Never Pass This night ly . Pastor is Ear l know that good nutrition Roush, Joey and Cortney, Mr. Russell at W olf Pen . Way Again," will be sung by Shuler . Special singing each Not eJ.actly as shown pays. We wish them continand Mrs. Darrell Norris and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wheeler Steffi Ross, accompanied by evening . ued success all year long! Tracy, Art Hill, Dean Hill of Fremont, Mr. and Mrs. Anne Fischer; lhe other, TWENTY-F IFTH annual were Sunday guests of Mr. Greg Foulk and daughter , "You'll Never Walk Alone" Ru ssell - Ar che r family and Mrs. Dallas Hill. Joan Kostin of Col umbus will be sung by Merlyn Ross, reuni on will be Sunday Mrs. Marie Boyd, daughter were Memorial week end accompanied by Edith Ro ss. at Forest Acres Park , Cathy, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert guests of Mrs. Anna Wheeler. The Senior Class Ensemble Rutland, beginning at noon. Roush, Herschel Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Pickell will be accompanied by Mrs. All family descen dant s Cha rles Boggess, Mr. and and Tra cy spent Monday with Fischer, while Mrs. Ross will please plan to att end. Mrs. Junior Roush, Pat Mr. and Mrs. Max Pickett at be at the organ for the REVIVAL at Morning Star Come and see the Grand Selection Webb, Patty Shain, Emil Crown City. Pro cess ion a I a n d United Baptist Chur ch (Spike ) Pli chta attended Memoria l weekend guests Recessional. Sunda y 7 p. m. Church it> funeral services for Herbert of Mrs. Edna Foster were Mr. A reception will be held fo r located on SR 143 southwest Pomeroy, 0. 180 Mulbeny Ave. Rose at the Foglesong and Mrs. Carroll Cleek and relatives and friends of lh e of Harrisonv ille. Billy Dalton Funeral Home Saturday . family, Mr. and Mrs. Mat t g raduates f oll o wing is the evangelist. Other Chester, 0 . 985-3301 In te rment wa s in Letart Karr, Mr. and Mrs. Waid graduat ion in the Ch urch Foster and family, all of Hall. Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Compliment of Manassa , Va. The birthdays of Mrs. Edna Foster, Mrs. Miriam Compliment were ce lebrated with a dinner Sunday . Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hart spent Memorial weekend In In18 gal!ori capacity wringer washer features B· dianapolis, lnd . and attended position wringer and p o wer drain pump . Inthe 500 Races and parade. stinctive release sa fety switch relie"Ves wr inger Mrs. Bruce (Lorna ) Hart pressure in case of emerg en cy . High ·vane, po ly propylene agita to r is genlle to clothes. has been working at the Maple Lee Florist Shop in DU AABLE CONSTRUCTION iij ..... """;;] W orthington. • 5-year limited war ranty on trans· Mr. and Mrs. Chuck miss ion parts Winebrenn er of Newbury, 0 ., • Ful l one·year warranty on all parts Mr . and Mrs. Hutch Donohue MILK SHAKE • Oouble-wall construction keeps and family of Marion were wa t er hotter , longer Memorial weekend guests of SLOPPY JOE • Stainless st ee l tu b n eve r chips Mr . and Mrs. Vernon or rus ts· & FRIES Donohue. SPECIALLY PRI CED AT Mrs . Elsie Davis of Parkersburg, Millie Ri~,ey of 5 SPEED OOEEN Charleston, Mr. and Mrs. Built botW to L11t loJtOer. '!~ ~ Dan Shindler, daughter Da wn 992-5248 uf Amherst, 0 ., were vlsitinu Middleport, 0. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Gloeck106 N. 2nd AVE . MIDDLEPORT, 0. ner uver Memorial weekend. I I I 1 Calendar! Corsage making demonstration given to garden club members TO They're Tops Here Apple Grove News Notes IN STOCK TRACTORS. 8 • 16 h.p. AND ACCESSORIES NOW IN STOCK BAUM TRUE VALUE SOUL SAVE ON ABETTER WRINGER WASHER 4-PIECE GROUP . FROM PORTSMOUTH, OHIO FRIDAY' and SATURDAY THE MEIGS INN 992-3629 Social CSERIES WHEEL HORSE BLUE EYED 10-2 1978 HOLZER MEDI CAL CENTER SCHOOL OF NURSING CLASS - Graduation ceremonies for 39 members of lhe 1978 Holzer Medical Center School of Nw-sing class will be he ld Friday . Pictured above, first row, left to right, are : Oifford Queen , Gallipolis · Micha el Stout, Bidwell ; Alice Mullins, Gallipolis; Susan Etterling, Portsmouth ; Kristi Chambers, Ravenswood; Bonnie Wyckoff, Wellston; Erin Smales, Jackson; Bethany Christian Oak Hill ; Vickie Henzmann, Huntington; Tami Weiher , Rodney ; Kathy ciark, Ja ckson', and Doug Adkins, Pt. Pleasant. Second row - Rhonda ·Cla rk, Jackson; Rebecca Burger, Vcenna , W. Va.; Arlene Kohut , Waverly; Deborah McLaughlin, Pomeroy ; Kimberly Bush. Mt. Alto: Barba ra Sims, Gallipolis; Cheryl Nichols, Jackson; Judith Hennessey, Gallipolis ; Shelley Wright, Gallipolis; Co nnie Rickman, Portsmouth; Pamela Ross , Hillsboro, and Nancy Stevens, Gallipolis Ferry . Third row - Anne Ternasky, Columbus; Carla Morgan, Ironton ; Judie Rardin, Ravenswood: Cathy Wall, Gallipolis ; Marsha Drum, Amanda ; Melonie Richter, Chillicothe : Linda Duteil, Portsmouth: Diana Woodruff , Oak Hill ; Jacqueline Woodward, Gallipolis: Judy Weber. West Portsmouth; Deidra Rickman , West Portsmouth ; Mary Louise Mills , Pomeroy , and Kristen Wagner , Lowell. Not pictw-ed Kimberly Nutter. Clarksbw-g, and Jacob Howard , New Ha ven. 'THE 1977 FORD THUNDERBIRD Full '~ i Shop "The Dealer That Cares About Quality" T idewa te r, .~ "'\._· .·.{. ...., . ; 1_ ~ '- r \ - r '.,,-...., ' I I I • 55th nursing ceremony set Friday night Ir------------------------, · N. W. COMPTON, 0.0. 1 II1 AT NOON ONOPTOMETRIST THURS.) - EAST COURT 1\ \ Pomeroy, 0. SUGAR RUN MILLS Harry O'Dairy thinks the best place to stop for an after practice or after the game treat is DAIRY ISLE 86 e 249 INGLES FURNITURE U dany ---.- -+-1sIe A �7. Tbe Dailv Sentinel. Middle rt-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, June9, 1978 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Friday, June_9, 1978 Six selected for congress DEAN COLWELl . OA\'ID IIURT WANT AREAL ESTATE LICENSE? Galli poliS Busi ness .College is oHeri ng the accredited program of class work you ' re required to compl ete for taking the Ohio State Examination complet e in only 12 wl"ek s Cl a s. s beg1n s June 12. For more iniormation conta ct Lee E. Tyler, 446· 4367. No. 71-02-047211 Six outstandin g club members of Meigs County have been selected to attend the Ohio 4-H Club Congress June 14-17. at Ohio State University. They are Brenda Boyles, Dean Cu lwell. David Burt, Bill Kautz. R1ck Long and Mary Mora . The Citizens Nationa l Bank sponsors one of the students, and the Meigs County Agriculture Society, the other five. Brenda Boyles is the daughter of Mr . and Mrs . Phillip Boyles of Tuppers Plains and graduated this spri ng from Eastent . High School. She was m4-H for six years Ill the Sunbeam Club, serving three years as president and two years as vice president. Her last year she went to the Ohio Stale Fair for the dres.<-up dress competitiOn. She served as secretary uf the junior fair board fur one yea r, had two years un the advisory committee. three years as a junior leader, a nd has served on the style revue committee. At Eastern she re<.'etved the Senior Home Economics award and was a member of the Puture HOmemakers of America fur four years servIn g as historian . new s reporter. and vice president. She was a district officer for a year , and a delegate to the state cunventiun unc year . Her other activities included bet ng a freshman cheerleader and a varsity cheerleader for two years. She was a member of the Varstty F: Club for two years and a class officer one year. David Burt. sun of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Burt, is a member of the Chester Fann Boys and the Metgs County Better Livestock Dairy Club. fie has been a jwtior leader for four years. David is a junwr at Meigs Hi gh School where he is a member of the Varsity M Club, and a member of Trinity Church. Pomeroy . A freshman at Meigs High School, Dean Colwell is the sun of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Colwell, Route l. Vinton . He is a member of the Meigs High FFA Club, the Meigs Marchi ng band and concert band. In 4-H he has been a member of the Hillbillies 4-H Club fur the past five years and the Meigs Co unt y Belter Livestock Dairy Club for two years. He is also active wtlh the Junior Leaders Cl ub. At the Meigs Co unty Fair Dean has participated in open class and showmanship. He is a member of the Star Grange and the Rutland United Met hodist Church and plans to fann with his father after completmg his education. Bill Kautz , son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kautz. Route 3, Pomeroy. has been a 4-H ml'm~r for st!ven years. He belongs to the Chester Fann Boys, the Better Livestock Club, the Juni or Leaders Club. and for five years was a member of the Meigs County Shepherds Club. He has been in ga rden tractor pulls suu.:e he was seven years old and belongs to the Southeastern Ohio Garden Tractor As.<ocJalJon . He has won the high point trophy fur the past two years. Bill !ann< w1lh hts father . H1s other activities im:luUc being et member of the Rock Springs Grange , the Ohio Slate Gra nge, and the National. Gra nge as well as the FFA at Eastern where he is a jwtior. Son of Mr. and Mrs . Roy Long. Route 3. Pomeroy. Rick Long is a member of the F1ve Point Bucks 4-H Club currently holding the office of treasurer . During his first year as a member of 4-H he received the grand cham pion Lil archery and reserve t hHm· piun in showrncmship in n:tl.)o bttry. He also belongs to the Meigs County Junior Leaders Club . Hick is a member of the Middleport Church of Christ. a freslunan at Eastern High School where he has lettered in Vl-! rsity lratk rmd reserve l!asketball. He is also a member of the percussion section of the high school band. Da ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mora. Mary has been a 4-H member for the past 10 years. She is on the local Planning Committee. the Meigs County 4-H Advi sory Board. pres ident of a local dub. a junior leader. on the Meigs County Fashion Board, counselor for 4-H Camp, member of the Smoke Alarm Team. Marv attended the Citizensh ip Short Course in Washington, D. C. last yeat·, was the 1977 Meigs Cowtty 4-H Achievement Award winner. fi rst runner-tip for junior fair queen . and the alternate to National Club Congress. At Eastern High School from which she graduated this week, she was a varsity cheerleader for two years, a member of the Pep Club, vice president of the BOE Club, a member of the National · Honor Society and an officer for two years. She played with the marching, concert and contest band, sang in the mixed churus, was an office aide. winner of the BOF. Sen ior Award and the EHS Citizen Award and was ftft h in the lop ten of the sen ior das.< . Her other activities have included servi ng on the Farm Brueau Youth Counctl. and has been a member .of theOhio Junior Guernsey Cat· tle Club and the America n Juni'or Guernsey Ca ttle Club. She has worked at the bloodmobile, helped with the Cancer Society, and was the winner of the DAR Good Citize nship Award. Mary at· tended Buckeye Girls' State tn 1977 , was the 1978 O..iry Princess, won a S<:hulaslir award. and was first runnerup in the Junior M1ss Pageant. She is a member of the Che ster Meth od ist Church . POLLY·s POINTERS MICHELLE Polly Cramer Mloodstoin won 't go By Polly Cramer POLLY 'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - Rerently my son gut a cu t on his leg amlleft some blood on a ehair BARBARA FOR THAT ONE MOMENT ... YOUR PERFECT CHOICE cushion . The cushwn hetd nul IJCen pre-treatL'<l •nd is a nuwered pattern on a beige l!ackground. I have had no success removing these sputs wtth spot removers and am afraid of geltmg the cushion lou wet. Can you or the readers help me ? - MRS . CJL DEAR MRS. C.H. - You arc certalllly ri ght in nut wanting to SOC:tk yOur cus hion . Docs your fabric take kindly to water' If so you could make a thick paste of sta rch and water , spread over the slam . let dry and then brush 11 off. If that does not work a ba ck seam tn the cushion rru ght be opened and a protective p1ece of pla stic be slippedtn and under the spots w1th a table knife. Sponge w1th warm suds with just a bit of ammonta added lo 20% OFF ON: • • • • • • Acm e Boots Mens Moccasins Western Bel~ and Buckles Billfolds Western Clocks Western Fringed Jackets • Hunting Knives • Gun Holsters • Tooled lighters e NovP.Ity T-Shirts • Saddles MODERN SUPPLY l99 W. Ma in St. !91-2164 Pomeroy " The Store With All Kinds of Stuff" FO R PE TS - STABLES - LARGE& SMALL ANIMALS LAWN S- GARDENS hnghten it. Rinse with dear water and then blow dry with your hai r dryer or an electm fan before removing the plastic. 11esew the seam. Test otrything uri an incunspiL·uuus r>lace . Botlt the above arc s u g~e s tcd fur rern uving bloodstams from washHblc fabrics. -POLLY DF:AH POLLY - Special cards boug ht and senl lu parents and children can be saved ttnd used year etftcr year . What could be more dear. A birthday card sent to father can be saved and used each year with a new dale and age added to the ba ck. Father can save it throughout the childhood yea rs of his children and it makes that um.• ca rd very pr"l·dous, for at e:t ~e 21 ur su it rep resents a lifetime of carin ~ on the one card . I have found much joy 1 as the mothef! keeping Irack of the:.e special cards. HOSEMARY DEAR POLLY - Must children have special little toys they like lo carry along when they go to visit someone . To keep them from getting lost or sca ttered about I made a drawstring · bag fur my grandson to ca r1'y them 111. Before sewt ng up such a· bag trace the child's name on it wlth a pencil and then either sew uver the tracmg with the sewin g ma chine or work over II by hand with colored thread. - NANNY J .K. DEAR POLLY - Pretty printed twin-size sheets can often be bought on sale and I fi nd one of them make,< a ni ce. short sleeved summer robe with enough left ove r for a blouse, too. The best part i~ they never require any iron· ing. -MRS. E. J. B. Polly will send you one of her signed thank- you newspaper coupon clippers Jf she uses your favorite Pointer, Peeve or Problem in Iter column. Write POLLY 'S POINTERS in care of tlus newspapt•r . IN THE HOSPITAL Mrs. Robert Reibel, former Meigs County resident , is confi ned to the Barnesvi lle Hospita l in Barn esvi lle, Ruom 234 for treatment of arthritis of the spine. Wednesday , Mrs . Carl Wolfe. Mrs. Pal O'Brien and Mrs. Charles Br~dbury VISIIl'd Iter. TELEVISION VIEWING BRENDA BILL KA UTZ More than 800 species of fish make the Gu lf of California one of North America's richest fishing grounds. CHOICES WILL SHE SHOCK HERGRANDCHII.DRE Ut:AK Ht:Lt:N : Karen Blaker Ph.D. Friday , June 9 A dying child By Karen Blakt·r. Ph.D. Thl! st r esses uf normal parenting seem mild compared to Ute trauma of by JKt rcnts wltu tnust w~tteh their chi ld deleriuratc as Ihe result of a tl'rminCtltllnl'SS. Durin g this pa inful prodoctors amJ nurses counsel lhe p<:ll'l!llls l u ket:p their li ves - aml lhe li fe of the dying chi ld - as nonna l as pussiblc. That is good 11dvicc. But, as this hut-line ca ller illustrates. it raises a myriad of pral'lical questions. MH . C: !.ike must children wi th cysl il' fibrosis. our . d11ld wa s sit'k ·whcn she wrts t'L'S S , ween you and your wife. MH. C.: Yes. welL my wife agress with Carol. COUNSELOR : Why arc you against the idea? M11 . C: l think cystic fibrosis will then become the renter of u·ur lives . The phone will be rin gin g with news <:~bout kid s in sr ri uus t:onUitiun -about kids who ltt'C dy- ing. I think it wou ld become vJJ'lually imt>ossible to lea d a nunmd lifl'. COUNSE l.OH : Although yu u enjoy your involvement in the organiz<tliun , you th ink being president would be lou much of a good thing. Is Ihat right ? MH . C: F:xactl)'. Yet, I am rl'luehtnl lu turn it down IJl•c..:ause, well, maybe it's burn . We km:w n ghl £1\\'C:t Y so mething I could do to make she had 1111 incurable disease. Du you know whal cyslil' fibrOSIS IS '! COU~SE!.OH : Nut really . But I knuw it involves !he lungs . MH . C: Although ll involves all the exh.•rnal scl'rctJon glands in tile body. its effel'l on lite lungs is most drast ic. Thl' mucus becomes so lhttk 11clogs Ut> tlw small pa ssages 111 the lungs and ca uses infcttions that gradually inhibit breathing . Sometimes the disease also affects the cligeslt\·e system. We are lucky thai hasn 't happened to Carol - but nut lucky enough. She will die from cystic fibrosis. COUNSE!.OH : fl ow oltl Is vou r daughter '! ' MH. (': Ten years old. COU NSELOH : So yuu havL· twen !lvmg w1th U11 s for a lung tunc . MH . C: Yes. and we have been dumg pn•lt)' well. But now my \'life ~nd I arc having a t.hs t~ g rceJIH!nl t~nd we nL't'd some a dv kt' . Cctrol" s doct or told us lu help her li ve the rest of her life as nonnally <IS possible. And l llunk we do a good job of not letting th e illness interfere too much . Wcll , l<t st week l was askl'd to l>e lite president of the local chapl er of one of the cystic fibrosis orga mzdt lons. C::trol Set!II1Cd very l'XL:Ilt!d and has been eneuuntging rn e to t(.lkc tile job. We have all been invol ved 111 lhc organization IJCcauSt: of the suwort we get Ucm~ w1th f~unHtcs whu ha ve the same probl em. I'm grateful lu the group. but I don 't wan I tu take Ihe jub COU NSELOK : You said t111s t.s a dts;,grecment bd - RICK LONG MARY MORA BOYLES Carol happy . COUNSELOH : Yuu satd vuur \\'if c agrl!cs wtth Carol. llul does s he !'Cally think il wuuhJ bt: a good idea ? MIL C: My wife alsu thinks it "'" uld be prcli)' stressful to be s ul'h (Ill int cgntl pGtrt uf the urg:miwlion . But she duesn'l wont to hurt CCJrul. COUNSE LOH : Maybe you <Jrc both caught between helpin g Carul <Jccept tltt• dtseasc as pari of her life and keeping her from letting it heL·mne her life. MH. C: That's righl. And on thi s issue, we dun 't know wht('h wr~y to gu. COUNSF:LOH : Well . why du you think Carol wants you to lake the job'! Mll. C: l ass ume Jl' s betau se tt Wt!lild make l1cr ft:t>l 11nportcml to hrJVc her fa tl ll'r be prestdcul. But I've never ::tskl·d her.. . CUU NSE!.OH : Isn't !I also pusstbl e that she is cm·ouret ~· Jng you l>ec<Jusc she thinks ~m1 wcmt the Juh hut t:~ rc et IJ!l ncrvuus abuut Jt ? MI L C: I think I'd better ask her . A few days later. the caller phon ed tu thank lhe counselor fur ciCirtfym g tin: situation . Carol we:~ s only trying tu be supporti ve and reall y did nut c£1rt• whether· h1~ r father took lite job. He turned 11duwn and thl' t'l' lSJS was over. Dr. Blaker cannot lnkc telephone calls from her rcatlcrs. However. the n~ an:: hundreds of crisis mterven· tiun phone lines 111 the United States . ~·or the phone number uf one llci:l r yuu, con let cl you r lueal mental health "ssociation ur mental health information servi ce. Recently l renewed acquaintance with an old fri end. We went together 40 yea rs ago. He is now a widower and I a widow. . He asked me to tour the United States in his luxury mobile hom e as his guest. My children think thi s is grea t, but I'm not sure my ~ randchildrc n wi ll appreciate that Grandma has feet · of clay. What should l do - or tell them'' - HAVE MAN, WILL TRAVEL DEARHMWT: Let your cons· iencc be you r guide- and have a wonderful trip. As for the grandchildren , they may be more understanding than you think. After all. thcy' J'c offshoots of their parents .. . who approve . - H. DEAR HELEN : I'm checki'ng on my family tree and have found my people came over on the Maynower and my ancestors were early settlers or first famili es in New Jersey and Pennsy lvama. So I joined the Daughters of the American Hevolution. I'm rat her proud of my heritage, but when! mention belonging to the D.A.H., several of my fi rst-generation American friends I who arc worth much more in money than I am) say the organJ7.ati on is a bunch of old fuddy-duddys and change the subject. I'm interested in their accomplishmcnlli ; why can't they show like interest in my forebears? - SALLIE DEAR SALLIE : Why not be selec ti ve in you r conversations? Discuss the D.A. R. with people who are history-<Jr i ent~d ; stick to modern topics with those who prefer the present and future. Don't force your interests on friends.' and don 't fee l obligated to sha re all their cn lhusiasms. Remember, you too can change the subj ect. -H . DEAR HF.LEN : We'll be retiring nexl year and we want to leave this cold climate since we have no relatives or long-time friends to keep us here. Is there any place I could write for information on what to expect of various retinnont areas in the South? - UNDECIDED DEAR UN : A new book' "Sunbelt Retirement : The Complete Stale by State Guide to Hetiring in the South and West of the United States," is avai lable al book stores or from E.P. Dutton Publishers. 2 Park Avenue. New YOJ'k, N.Y.. 10016. The author . Peter A. Dickinson , offers practical advice on how to find your fa vorite spot in the sun. He discusses eve rything from comparative costs to poli tics to recreational and cultural opportunities in 1:1 Soulh c111 and Western states ~ induding Hctwttii ), i:UH.l answ~rs un y qul!stion you're likely to ask. Happy retirement ! - ll . Gut a. problem ? An adult subject fur diSl'Us.<ion? You t:lln talk 1t over 111 her column if you write lu Helen Bottcl. care of Uu s ne w!-i pe~per . I'ARTY HOSTED A p~:t rty was held rl!l'Ciltly 111 eelcbra liOn of the 14th lmthda)' of Terry Adki ns. Jr . <Jl the home of Ius parents. Mr . and Mrs. Terry Adk1ns. Adinncr was servt'l and after Terry opened Ius g1fL<. cake and ICC erciun were Sl' f Vl 'd . Attending were Mr . antl Mrs. Ches ter Se~lon , grand parents. Tammy Lee and L1m stopher Shawn Atlkins. Mrs . Terry Adkin s, ;md Shcrn Cl ark . 1\ gift was St: nt ~y Wtllmm and Altce Chap- II H-tn . FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1978 9:3o-Makem& Clancy 33. 10:DO-Otilncy 3, 15; Husbands. Wives 8. Lovers 8,10; News 20; Austin City Limits 33 . 10:3o-Gong Show 4; Monty Python's Flying Circus 20. n :ro-News 3,4,6,8,10,13,15; Dick Cavett 20; ABC News 33 . ll :3o-Johnny Carson 3,4, 15; Baretta 13; Movie "Distant Drums" 6; Movie " The Million Dollar Ripoff" 8; Movie "She" tO; Janek! 33. 12:4o-lronslde t3 ; t :ro-Midnlght Specia l~~: 3,4,15; Movie " Vampire Men of fhe Lost Planet" tO. t :4o-News 13; 2:3o-News 3; 3:ro-Movle "A Very Special Favor" 3. 4:45-Movle "Companions in Nightmare" 3; 6:3o-Btg Valley 3. Movie Channel 4 5 & 9 P.M. - King Kong (PG) 7 & 11 P.M. - Annie Hall (PG ) Coble Channel s 6:30 P.M. - Testimony Time 7:ro-Paul Gaudino 7:30 - Sports Spec: Ia! 10:00 - 700 Club. SATURDAY, JUNE tO, 1978 6:ro-Summer Semester 6.10; 6:3o-TVCtassroom 8; U.S. Farm Report 10; Kentucky Afield t3 . 7: ro-Marlo & the Magic Movie Machine 4; Matters of Ute 6; Ghost Busters 8; Public Polley Forums 10; Grape Ape 13. 7:3o-Saturday Report 3; World of Surv iva l 4; Adventures of Muhammad All t5 ; Dusty's Treehouse 6; Wacko 8; Oynomutt 13. 8:0G-Hong kong Phooey 3,4,15; Superfrlends 6,13; Three Robonlc Stooges 8,10. 6:3o-Giobefrolters 3, 4,15; Speed Buggy 8,1 0. 9:ro-Scooby 's Laff-A-Lymp lcs 6,13; Bugs BunnyRoad R~nner 6, 10. Variety of training being offered farm business management studenb IO : ~Pink Pantner 3,4, IS; Batman-Tarzan 9, 10. tl :ro-Baggy Pants 3,4, 15; Krofft Supershow 6, t3. tl :30-Space Sentinels 3, 15; Llltle Rasca ls 4; Secrets of Isis 8; In The Know 10. 12 :ro-Land of the Lost 3,15; Movie "Garden of Evil" 4; Point Of View 6; Fat Albert 8, 10; Llckety Split 13. 12:3o-Thunder 3, tS ; American Bandstand t3; Soul Train 6; Space Academy 8,t0 . t :ro-Space Kldettes 3; Viewpoint 8; Mr. Magoo 10; Wrestling 15; Inner Tenn is 33. t:3o-Greatest Sports Legends 3; Miniature Golf 6; Racers I ; Film Festlval10; Movie " The Illustrated Man " 13; rench Chef 33. 2:ro-Baseball Warm-Up 3,4, 15; Grea t Teams-Great Years 6; Movie " The Tiger 8. the Pussycat" 8; Movie "Chuka" 10; Affair In The Air 33 . 2: 1o-Baseball 3,4, t5. · 3:ro-Greatest Sports Legends 6; Book Beat 33: 3: 1 ~ Movie " The Horse Soldiers" 4; 3:3o-Mov ie " Arru za" 6; Movie 'K ung Fu" 13; People & Places 33. 4:oo-Golf 8,1 0; Body Shop 33; 4:3o-Catch 33. 5:ro-Star Trek 3; Wide World ot Sports 6. t3; 1976 Cajun Nationals 4; Wom en's Golf 15; Bel mont Stakes B. tO; Art America 20; Zoom 33. 5:3o-Art America 20; Once Upon A Classic 33. 6:ro-News 3,4,10; Lawrence Welk 8; Zoo m 20; Studio s... 33 . 6:30--NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13; News 6; CBS News 10; You Bet Your Life 20; Que Pasa. USA? 33. 7:ro-1978 College Bowl Tournament 3; Lawre nc e Welk 4,15; Hee Haw 6,8 ; Bla ck Perspective On lhe News 33; Bugs Bunny 10; Wild Ki ngdom 13; Elec. Co. 20, 7:30--Second City TV 4; Lowell Thomas Remembers 33; All -Star Anything Goes tO; Clowns: The Laugh Makers 13; Once Upon A Classic 20 . B:oo-Bionlc Woman 3,4,15; McNamara's Band 6,13; Bob Newhart 8, 10; Onedln Line 20; Old Friends... New Friends 33. 8:30-Baby, I'm Back 8,10; In Performance AI Wolf Trap 33. 9:oo-Movle " Sharon : Portrait of a Mistre ss" 3.4.15: Love Boal 6,13 : Mov ie "Vanishing Point" 8.10; Great Performances 20. 10:oo-Fantasy l_sland 6,13; Soundstage 33.ll :ooNews3,4, 6,8. 10, t3,15;; Janakl33; t 1: ! ~ABC News DON KING,left , and Don Hood work on completing a tail gate for a stock tractor . A variety of training is being offered fann business management students of Everette Holcomb, instructor, at the Meigs High Schnol. Juniors enrolled in the program spend four per iods daily in the shop and two related periods and seniors after completing the two related periods spend their afternoons on the job or in a home-fann sit ua tion in either agriculture business or !ann management . Many programs are offered including fields of welding, soldering, hot and cold metal work, woodwork, plumbing, hydraulics, elect ricity, work with two and four cycle gas engines as well as diesel engi nes, crops, sales, < records, !ann management, timber, water systems, construction and livestock. During the summer months, junior s con tinue working on projects and a re visited during the vacation period by their instructor, Hol co mb, wh o checks progress and gives any additional advice needed to carry out a project to completion. The accompanying pict ures show the variety of work projects being carri ed out by this year's students. Seniors working on jobs include Lonnie Taylor, working at the Sugar Run Mill ; Kevin J ewell, working on the Joe Bailey fann ; Paul Rupe, working at Fulton - Thom~>­ son Tractor Sales; Don Hood, working as a coal loader • operato r, and David King working for the Southern Rafter Co. QRMID opENIN(J Young's Carpeting, Inc. Laurel Oiff News Notes 11-IESE THREE girls have constru cted a stock tra iler to be used in moving dairy cattle. They are, from the left , Nancy Smith, Crystal Roush and Patty Dyer. 6. It :3o-Saturday Night 3,4, t5 ; Victor Sports Awards 6; Second City TV 8; Movie "S hane" 10; Mo vie " Equinox" 13 . U:ro-Don Kirshner 's Rock Concert 8; 1 2 : 5~Movie " The Cobra" t3. 1:ro-Movle "Angel In My Pocket" 3; Movie "The Forbln Project" 4 , Wolfman Jack 6. 2 : 4~ABC News 13; 3:oo-News 3; 3:3o-Movle "A Matter of Innocence" 3; 5 :ro-Bonanza 3; 6:ooBewllched. qual tty... vtl"'orll"\r Wood Stains HETURNS HOME Mrs l'v" Dessa uer has returned from Steubenville where she went to attend the wedding of her grandson, Michael Hendricks, son of Mr. und Mrs. Albert Hendricks . funncrly of Pome roy, to Mar y .Jo Diest uf Steu l>en- GARY HOLLJDAY,left, and Ron McGrath are steam cleaning for a diesel engine overhaul. At Their NEW location Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio Attendance at the morning se rvi ces at the Free Methodist church June 4 wa s 72. Mrs. Tina Jacobs is not so well at this writing . Mr. and Mrs. Dick Karr visited recently with Mr. and Mrs . Ed Bauer, Marion. Mrs. Bertha Parker spent seve ral day s with her daughter. Ms. J e rri e Ferguson and son, James, Colum bus. · Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schriver called on Mrs. Nellie Tracy at Kime 's Rest home recently. Rev . and Mrs. Floyd Shook received word May 30 of the birth of a granddaughter , Erin Kathleen, born to Mr . and Mrs . Joseph Higgenbotham, Columbus. The WMS will have a picnic at the roadside park on State Route 33 at 7:30 p. m. June 13. ( N e~ t to Landmark) FRI. & SAT., JUNE 9 & 10 From 9:30 AM to 9:00 PM Stop in for FREE COFFEE and Donuts Sale Prices on Everything Including many remnants of various sizes and coiOfs. SPECIAL PRICES ON SPECIAL ORDERS Phone 992-2206 Slort Hou rs Mon.· Thun, . 10 a.m.-11 p.m. vtllc. • • • • Fri. & Sat. a .m.· 11 : 30p .m . Easy Applica t ion - use 1o iler , b rush. or sprayer . 25 Po pu lar Interio r/ Exten o r colors. Helps preserve tl1c natural tex t ure o f wood . Covers pr ev1o usly sta ined or paint ed su rfa ces. Resis ts Mild ew. Resis ls Peeli ng , Chip ping, and Blist er ing. So:!turday lla .m.- 11 p .m ~9 fun {cJo~~fMll Served In Frosted Mugs Call In Orden 992-6292 Semi-Transparent Stain WILLIAM BARCLAY'S THE Daily Study Bible $625A Piece Great For Father 'l'i Day! 1: 1 n Also Stocked A Large Selection Of Other Study Books SAVE YOUR RC, NEHI, UPPER 10, DIET RITE & DADS ROOT BEER BOTTLE CAPS FOR CHARITY • Co mple le ly Natura l - gra1n and texture show through. • Condit ions wood to help prevent d e tenorat 10 n. • 24 Popular colors. • Easy App lica t io n - use roll er , brush. o r spra ye r. • Use on l nt en o r or Ext Surfa ces. • Apply to such sur laces as : siding, sh mgles, d ec ks. doors, fenc 1ng, woo d lurnit ure, beams, and uncoated panelling . - - -- - ALSO AVAILABLE : AMERICAN BEST HOUSE PAINT AND INTERIOR PAINT 99MILLST. MIDDLEPORT, 0 . You Can Find Fine Home Furnishings and Appliances Here RC BOTTLING CO. MIDD. BOOK STORE TERRY HAYES, left. and Kevin Jewell are pictured with a bulk leed truck body whi ch they worked on in the class. MILL STREET Mtddleport, Ohio 992-3542 or 992-3344 405 N. Second Ave . Middleport, o. ,. Phone 992-3748 or 992 -5020 .ftonvenlent Free Parking GOLF. Ill. (UPI ) - The Western Golf Association today armounced it will hold its 1979 tournament July 5 through July 8 at Butler National Golf Club, in Oak Brook, Ill .. west of Chicago. The purse also will be enriched by $75,000 to $300,000 for 11979. Marshall Dann , WGA executive director, said the new date is pr eferred because the tournament wlU be held between the U.S. and Brit ish Opens, rather than precede both, as it does this year . BUFFALO, N.Y. (UP!) The Buffalo Braves have traded their first pick In Friday's NBA draft - the 16th selection of the second round - to the Los Angeles !.akers for two-year veteran forward Tom Abernethy, the team armounced Thursday . Abernethy , one or the five starters on the 1976 NCAA champi onship Indiana University team, averaged 6.8 points this past season as a reserve on the Lakers. Featuring s~dad bitr, chili !lnd much , much more l Somf! pl aces have pre \1 ~ CREAMY OLD FASHIONED ROOT BEER good ctlt ck- en. Some offer fau root beer . Others , not-too·b il d cones and sh ake s. But. there 1S Q(l\)' one place ~ou can Qet lhe best of all these thmgs - your local 3 IN ONE famtly restaur ant! 1 \ 354 E. Main . Pomeroy . 0 . ,, �7. Tbe Dailv Sentinel. Middle rt-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, June9, 1978 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Friday, June_9, 1978 Six selected for congress DEAN COLWELl . OA\'ID IIURT WANT AREAL ESTATE LICENSE? Galli poliS Busi ness .College is oHeri ng the accredited program of class work you ' re required to compl ete for taking the Ohio State Examination complet e in only 12 wl"ek s Cl a s. s beg1n s June 12. For more iniormation conta ct Lee E. Tyler, 446· 4367. No. 71-02-047211 Six outstandin g club members of Meigs County have been selected to attend the Ohio 4-H Club Congress June 14-17. at Ohio State University. They are Brenda Boyles, Dean Cu lwell. David Burt, Bill Kautz. R1ck Long and Mary Mora . The Citizens Nationa l Bank sponsors one of the students, and the Meigs County Agriculture Society, the other five. Brenda Boyles is the daughter of Mr . and Mrs . Phillip Boyles of Tuppers Plains and graduated this spri ng from Eastent . High School. She was m4-H for six years Ill the Sunbeam Club, serving three years as president and two years as vice president. Her last year she went to the Ohio Stale Fair for the dres.<-up dress competitiOn. She served as secretary uf the junior fair board fur one yea r, had two years un the advisory committee. three years as a junior leader, a nd has served on the style revue committee. At Eastern she re<.'etved the Senior Home Economics award and was a member of the Puture HOmemakers of America fur four years servIn g as historian . new s reporter. and vice president. She was a district officer for a year , and a delegate to the state cunventiun unc year . Her other activities included bet ng a freshman cheerleader and a varsity cheerleader for two years. She was a member of the Varstty F: Club for two years and a class officer one year. David Burt. sun of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Burt, is a member of the Chester Fann Boys and the Metgs County Better Livestock Dairy Club. fie has been a jwtior leader for four years. David is a junwr at Meigs Hi gh School where he is a member of the Varsity M Club, and a member of Trinity Church. Pomeroy . A freshman at Meigs High School, Dean Colwell is the sun of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Colwell, Route l. Vinton . He is a member of the Meigs High FFA Club, the Meigs Marchi ng band and concert band. In 4-H he has been a member of the Hillbillies 4-H Club fur the past five years and the Meigs Co unt y Belter Livestock Dairy Club for two years. He is also active wtlh the Junior Leaders Cl ub. At the Meigs Co unty Fair Dean has participated in open class and showmanship. He is a member of the Star Grange and the Rutland United Met hodist Church and plans to fann with his father after completmg his education. Bill Kautz , son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kautz. Route 3, Pomeroy. has been a 4-H ml'm~r for st!ven years. He belongs to the Chester Fann Boys, the Better Livestock Club, the Juni or Leaders Club. and for five years was a member of the Meigs County Shepherds Club. He has been in ga rden tractor pulls suu.:e he was seven years old and belongs to the Southeastern Ohio Garden Tractor As.<ocJalJon . He has won the high point trophy fur the past two years. Bill !ann< w1lh hts father . H1s other activities im:luUc being et member of the Rock Springs Grange , the Ohio Slate Gra nge, and the National. Gra nge as well as the FFA at Eastern where he is a jwtior. Son of Mr. and Mrs . Roy Long. Route 3. Pomeroy. Rick Long is a member of the F1ve Point Bucks 4-H Club currently holding the office of treasurer . During his first year as a member of 4-H he received the grand cham pion Lil archery and reserve t hHm· piun in showrncmship in n:tl.)o bttry. He also belongs to the Meigs County Junior Leaders Club . Hick is a member of the Middleport Church of Christ. a freslunan at Eastern High School where he has lettered in Vl-! rsity lratk rmd reserve l!asketball. He is also a member of the percussion section of the high school band. Da ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mora. Mary has been a 4-H member for the past 10 years. She is on the local Planning Committee. the Meigs County 4-H Advi sory Board. pres ident of a local dub. a junior leader. on the Meigs County Fashion Board, counselor for 4-H Camp, member of the Smoke Alarm Team. Marv attended the Citizensh ip Short Course in Washington, D. C. last yeat·, was the 1977 Meigs Cowtty 4-H Achievement Award winner. fi rst runner-tip for junior fair queen . and the alternate to National Club Congress. At Eastern High School from which she graduated this week, she was a varsity cheerleader for two years, a member of the Pep Club, vice president of the BOE Club, a member of the National · Honor Society and an officer for two years. She played with the marching, concert and contest band, sang in the mixed churus, was an office aide. winner of the BOF. Sen ior Award and the EHS Citizen Award and was ftft h in the lop ten of the sen ior das.< . Her other activities have included servi ng on the Farm Brueau Youth Counctl. and has been a member .of theOhio Junior Guernsey Cat· tle Club and the America n Juni'or Guernsey Ca ttle Club. She has worked at the bloodmobile, helped with the Cancer Society, and was the winner of the DAR Good Citize nship Award. Mary at· tended Buckeye Girls' State tn 1977 , was the 1978 O..iry Princess, won a S<:hulaslir award. and was first runnerup in the Junior M1ss Pageant. She is a member of the Che ster Meth od ist Church . POLLY·s POINTERS MICHELLE Polly Cramer Mloodstoin won 't go By Polly Cramer POLLY 'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - Rerently my son gut a cu t on his leg amlleft some blood on a ehair BARBARA FOR THAT ONE MOMENT ... YOUR PERFECT CHOICE cushion . The cushwn hetd nul IJCen pre-treatL'<l •nd is a nuwered pattern on a beige l!ackground. I have had no success removing these sputs wtth spot removers and am afraid of geltmg the cushion lou wet. Can you or the readers help me ? - MRS . CJL DEAR MRS. C.H. - You arc certalllly ri ght in nut wanting to SOC:tk yOur cus hion . Docs your fabric take kindly to water' If so you could make a thick paste of sta rch and water , spread over the slam . let dry and then brush 11 off. If that does not work a ba ck seam tn the cushion rru ght be opened and a protective p1ece of pla stic be slippedtn and under the spots w1th a table knife. Sponge w1th warm suds with just a bit of ammonta added lo 20% OFF ON: • • • • • • Acm e Boots Mens Moccasins Western Bel~ and Buckles Billfolds Western Clocks Western Fringed Jackets • Hunting Knives • Gun Holsters • Tooled lighters e NovP.Ity T-Shirts • Saddles MODERN SUPPLY l99 W. Ma in St. !91-2164 Pomeroy " The Store With All Kinds of Stuff" FO R PE TS - STABLES - LARGE& SMALL ANIMALS LAWN S- GARDENS hnghten it. Rinse with dear water and then blow dry with your hai r dryer or an electm fan before removing the plastic. 11esew the seam. Test otrything uri an incunspiL·uuus r>lace . Botlt the above arc s u g~e s tcd fur rern uving bloodstams from washHblc fabrics. -POLLY DF:AH POLLY - Special cards boug ht and senl lu parents and children can be saved ttnd used year etftcr year . What could be more dear. A birthday card sent to father can be saved and used each year with a new dale and age added to the ba ck. Father can save it throughout the childhood yea rs of his children and it makes that um.• ca rd very pr"l·dous, for at e:t ~e 21 ur su it rep resents a lifetime of carin ~ on the one card . I have found much joy 1 as the mothef! keeping Irack of the:.e special cards. HOSEMARY DEAR POLLY - Must children have special little toys they like lo carry along when they go to visit someone . To keep them from getting lost or sca ttered about I made a drawstring · bag fur my grandson to ca r1'y them 111. Before sewt ng up such a· bag trace the child's name on it wlth a pencil and then either sew uver the tracmg with the sewin g ma chine or work over II by hand with colored thread. - NANNY J .K. DEAR POLLY - Pretty printed twin-size sheets can often be bought on sale and I fi nd one of them make,< a ni ce. short sleeved summer robe with enough left ove r for a blouse, too. The best part i~ they never require any iron· ing. -MRS. E. J. B. Polly will send you one of her signed thank- you newspaper coupon clippers Jf she uses your favorite Pointer, Peeve or Problem in Iter column. Write POLLY 'S POINTERS in care of tlus newspapt•r . IN THE HOSPITAL Mrs. Robert Reibel, former Meigs County resident , is confi ned to the Barnesvi lle Hospita l in Barn esvi lle, Ruom 234 for treatment of arthritis of the spine. Wednesday , Mrs . Carl Wolfe. Mrs. Pal O'Brien and Mrs. Charles Br~dbury VISIIl'd Iter. TELEVISION VIEWING BRENDA BILL KA UTZ More than 800 species of fish make the Gu lf of California one of North America's richest fishing grounds. CHOICES WILL SHE SHOCK HERGRANDCHII.DRE Ut:AK Ht:Lt:N : Karen Blaker Ph.D. Friday , June 9 A dying child By Karen Blakt·r. Ph.D. Thl! st r esses uf normal parenting seem mild compared to Ute trauma of by JKt rcnts wltu tnust w~tteh their chi ld deleriuratc as Ihe result of a tl'rminCtltllnl'SS. Durin g this pa inful prodoctors amJ nurses counsel lhe p<:ll'l!llls l u ket:p their li ves - aml lhe li fe of the dying chi ld - as nonna l as pussiblc. That is good 11dvicc. But, as this hut-line ca ller illustrates. it raises a myriad of pral'lical questions. MH . C: !.ike must children wi th cysl il' fibrosis. our . d11ld wa s sit'k ·whcn she wrts t'L'S S , ween you and your wife. MH. C.: Yes. welL my wife agress with Carol. COUNSELOR : Why arc you against the idea? M11 . C: l think cystic fibrosis will then become the renter of u·ur lives . The phone will be rin gin g with news <:~bout kid s in sr ri uus t:onUitiun -about kids who ltt'C dy- ing. I think it wou ld become vJJ'lually imt>ossible to lea d a nunmd lifl'. COUNSE l.OH : Although yu u enjoy your involvement in the organiz<tliun , you th ink being president would be lou much of a good thing. Is Ihat right ? MH . C: F:xactl)'. Yet, I am rl'luehtnl lu turn it down IJl•c..:ause, well, maybe it's burn . We km:w n ghl £1\\'C:t Y so mething I could do to make she had 1111 incurable disease. Du you know whal cyslil' fibrOSIS IS '! COU~SE!.OH : Nut really . But I knuw it involves !he lungs . MH . C: Although ll involves all the exh.•rnal scl'rctJon glands in tile body. its effel'l on lite lungs is most drast ic. Thl' mucus becomes so lhttk 11clogs Ut> tlw small pa ssages 111 the lungs and ca uses infcttions that gradually inhibit breathing . Sometimes the disease also affects the cligeslt\·e system. We are lucky thai hasn 't happened to Carol - but nut lucky enough. She will die from cystic fibrosis. COUNSE!.OH : fl ow oltl Is vou r daughter '! ' MH. (': Ten years old. COU NSELOH : So yuu havL· twen !lvmg w1th U11 s for a lung tunc . MH . C: Yes. and we have been dumg pn•lt)' well. But now my \'life ~nd I arc having a t.hs t~ g rceJIH!nl t~nd we nL't'd some a dv kt' . Cctrol" s doct or told us lu help her li ve the rest of her life as nonnally <IS possible. And l llunk we do a good job of not letting th e illness interfere too much . Wcll , l<t st week l was askl'd to l>e lite president of the local chapl er of one of the cystic fibrosis orga mzdt lons. C::trol Set!II1Cd very l'XL:Ilt!d and has been eneuuntging rn e to t(.lkc tile job. We have all been invol ved 111 lhc organization IJCcauSt: of the suwort we get Ucm~ w1th f~unHtcs whu ha ve the same probl em. I'm grateful lu the group. but I don 't wan I tu take Ihe jub COU NSELOK : You said t111s t.s a dts;,grecment bd - RICK LONG MARY MORA BOYLES Carol happy . COUNSELOH : Yuu satd vuur \\'if c agrl!cs wtth Carol. llul does s he !'Cally think il wuuhJ bt: a good idea ? MIL C: My wife alsu thinks it "'" uld be prcli)' stressful to be s ul'h (Ill int cgntl pGtrt uf the urg:miwlion . But she duesn'l wont to hurt CCJrul. COUNSE LOH : Maybe you <Jrc both caught between helpin g Carul <Jccept tltt• dtseasc as pari of her life and keeping her from letting it heL·mne her life. MH. C: That's righl. And on thi s issue, we dun 't know wht('h wr~y to gu. COUNSF:LOH : Well . why du you think Carol wants you to lake the job'! Mll. C: l ass ume Jl' s betau se tt Wt!lild make l1cr ft:t>l 11nportcml to hrJVc her fa tl ll'r be prestdcul. But I've never ::tskl·d her.. . CUU NSE!.OH : Isn't !I also pusstbl e that she is cm·ouret ~· Jng you l>ec<Jusc she thinks ~m1 wcmt the Juh hut t:~ rc et IJ!l ncrvuus abuut Jt ? MI L C: I think I'd better ask her . A few days later. the caller phon ed tu thank lhe counselor fur ciCirtfym g tin: situation . Carol we:~ s only trying tu be supporti ve and reall y did nut c£1rt• whether· h1~ r father took lite job. He turned 11duwn and thl' t'l' lSJS was over. Dr. Blaker cannot lnkc telephone calls from her rcatlcrs. However. the n~ an:: hundreds of crisis mterven· tiun phone lines 111 the United States . ~·or the phone number uf one llci:l r yuu, con let cl you r lueal mental health "ssociation ur mental health information servi ce. Recently l renewed acquaintance with an old fri end. We went together 40 yea rs ago. He is now a widower and I a widow. . He asked me to tour the United States in his luxury mobile hom e as his guest. My children think thi s is grea t, but I'm not sure my ~ randchildrc n wi ll appreciate that Grandma has feet · of clay. What should l do - or tell them'' - HAVE MAN, WILL TRAVEL DEARHMWT: Let your cons· iencc be you r guide- and have a wonderful trip. As for the grandchildren , they may be more understanding than you think. After all. thcy' J'c offshoots of their parents .. . who approve . - H. DEAR HELEN : I'm checki'ng on my family tree and have found my people came over on the Maynower and my ancestors were early settlers or first famili es in New Jersey and Pennsy lvama. So I joined the Daughters of the American Hevolution. I'm rat her proud of my heritage, but when! mention belonging to the D.A.H., several of my fi rst-generation American friends I who arc worth much more in money than I am) say the organJ7.ati on is a bunch of old fuddy-duddys and change the subject. I'm interested in their accomplishmcnlli ; why can't they show like interest in my forebears? - SALLIE DEAR SALLIE : Why not be selec ti ve in you r conversations? Discuss the D.A. R. with people who are history-<Jr i ent~d ; stick to modern topics with those who prefer the present and future. Don't force your interests on friends.' and don 't fee l obligated to sha re all their cn lhusiasms. Remember, you too can change the subj ect. -H . DEAR HF.LEN : We'll be retiring nexl year and we want to leave this cold climate since we have no relatives or long-time friends to keep us here. Is there any place I could write for information on what to expect of various retinnont areas in the South? - UNDECIDED DEAR UN : A new book' "Sunbelt Retirement : The Complete Stale by State Guide to Hetiring in the South and West of the United States," is avai lable al book stores or from E.P. Dutton Publishers. 2 Park Avenue. New YOJ'k, N.Y.. 10016. The author . Peter A. Dickinson , offers practical advice on how to find your fa vorite spot in the sun. He discusses eve rything from comparative costs to poli tics to recreational and cultural opportunities in 1:1 Soulh c111 and Western states ~ induding Hctwttii ), i:UH.l answ~rs un y qul!stion you're likely to ask. Happy retirement ! - ll . Gut a. problem ? An adult subject fur diSl'Us.<ion? You t:lln talk 1t over 111 her column if you write lu Helen Bottcl. care of Uu s ne w!-i pe~per . I'ARTY HOSTED A p~:t rty was held rl!l'Ciltly 111 eelcbra liOn of the 14th lmthda)' of Terry Adki ns. Jr . <Jl the home of Ius parents. Mr . and Mrs. Terry Adk1ns. Adinncr was servt'l and after Terry opened Ius g1fL<. cake and ICC erciun were Sl' f Vl 'd . Attending were Mr . antl Mrs. Ches ter Se~lon , grand parents. Tammy Lee and L1m stopher Shawn Atlkins. Mrs . Terry Adkin s, ;md Shcrn Cl ark . 1\ gift was St: nt ~y Wtllmm and Altce Chap- II H-tn . FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1978 9:3o-Makem& Clancy 33. 10:DO-Otilncy 3, 15; Husbands. Wives 8. Lovers 8,10; News 20; Austin City Limits 33 . 10:3o-Gong Show 4; Monty Python's Flying Circus 20. n :ro-News 3,4,6,8,10,13,15; Dick Cavett 20; ABC News 33 . ll :3o-Johnny Carson 3,4, 15; Baretta 13; Movie "Distant Drums" 6; Movie " The Million Dollar Ripoff" 8; Movie "She" tO; Janek! 33. 12:4o-lronslde t3 ; t :ro-Midnlght Specia l~~: 3,4,15; Movie " Vampire Men of fhe Lost Planet" tO. t :4o-News 13; 2:3o-News 3; 3:ro-Movle "A Very Special Favor" 3. 4:45-Movle "Companions in Nightmare" 3; 6:3o-Btg Valley 3. Movie Channel 4 5 & 9 P.M. - King Kong (PG) 7 & 11 P.M. - Annie Hall (PG ) Coble Channel s 6:30 P.M. - Testimony Time 7:ro-Paul Gaudino 7:30 - Sports Spec: Ia! 10:00 - 700 Club. SATURDAY, JUNE tO, 1978 6:ro-Summer Semester 6.10; 6:3o-TVCtassroom 8; U.S. Farm Report 10; Kentucky Afield t3 . 7: ro-Marlo & the Magic Movie Machine 4; Matters of Ute 6; Ghost Busters 8; Public Polley Forums 10; Grape Ape 13. 7:3o-Saturday Report 3; World of Surv iva l 4; Adventures of Muhammad All t5 ; Dusty's Treehouse 6; Wacko 8; Oynomutt 13. 8:0G-Hong kong Phooey 3,4,15; Superfrlends 6,13; Three Robonlc Stooges 8,10. 6:3o-Giobefrolters 3, 4,15; Speed Buggy 8,1 0. 9:ro-Scooby 's Laff-A-Lymp lcs 6,13; Bugs BunnyRoad R~nner 6, 10. Variety of training being offered farm business management studenb IO : ~Pink Pantner 3,4, IS; Batman-Tarzan 9, 10. tl :ro-Baggy Pants 3,4, 15; Krofft Supershow 6, t3. tl :30-Space Sentinels 3, 15; Llltle Rasca ls 4; Secrets of Isis 8; In The Know 10. 12 :ro-Land of the Lost 3,15; Movie "Garden of Evil" 4; Point Of View 6; Fat Albert 8, 10; Llckety Split 13. 12:3o-Thunder 3, tS ; American Bandstand t3; Soul Train 6; Space Academy 8,t0 . t :ro-Space Kldettes 3; Viewpoint 8; Mr. Magoo 10; Wrestling 15; Inner Tenn is 33. t:3o-Greatest Sports Legends 3; Miniature Golf 6; Racers I ; Film Festlval10; Movie " The Illustrated Man " 13; rench Chef 33. 2:ro-Baseball Warm-Up 3,4, 15; Grea t Teams-Great Years 6; Movie " The Tiger 8. the Pussycat" 8; Movie "Chuka" 10; Affair In The Air 33 . 2: 1o-Baseball 3,4, t5. · 3:ro-Greatest Sports Legends 6; Book Beat 33: 3: 1 ~ Movie " The Horse Soldiers" 4; 3:3o-Mov ie " Arru za" 6; Movie 'K ung Fu" 13; People & Places 33. 4:oo-Golf 8,1 0; Body Shop 33; 4:3o-Catch 33. 5:ro-Star Trek 3; Wide World ot Sports 6. t3; 1976 Cajun Nationals 4; Wom en's Golf 15; Bel mont Stakes B. tO; Art America 20; Zoom 33. 5:3o-Art America 20; Once Upon A Classic 33. 6:ro-News 3,4,10; Lawrence Welk 8; Zoo m 20; Studio s... 33 . 6:30--NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13; News 6; CBS News 10; You Bet Your Life 20; Que Pasa. USA? 33. 7:ro-1978 College Bowl Tournament 3; Lawre nc e Welk 4,15; Hee Haw 6,8 ; Bla ck Perspective On lhe News 33; Bugs Bunny 10; Wild Ki ngdom 13; Elec. Co. 20, 7:30--Second City TV 4; Lowell Thomas Remembers 33; All -Star Anything Goes tO; Clowns: The Laugh Makers 13; Once Upon A Classic 20 . B:oo-Bionlc Woman 3,4,15; McNamara's Band 6,13; Bob Newhart 8, 10; Onedln Line 20; Old Friends... New Friends 33. 8:30-Baby, I'm Back 8,10; In Performance AI Wolf Trap 33. 9:oo-Movle " Sharon : Portrait of a Mistre ss" 3.4.15: Love Boal 6,13 : Mov ie "Vanishing Point" 8.10; Great Performances 20. 10:oo-Fantasy l_sland 6,13; Soundstage 33.ll :ooNews3,4, 6,8. 10, t3,15;; Janakl33; t 1: ! ~ABC News DON KING,left , and Don Hood work on completing a tail gate for a stock tractor . A variety of training is being offered fann business management students of Everette Holcomb, instructor, at the Meigs High Schnol. Juniors enrolled in the program spend four per iods daily in the shop and two related periods and seniors after completing the two related periods spend their afternoons on the job or in a home-fann sit ua tion in either agriculture business or !ann management . Many programs are offered including fields of welding, soldering, hot and cold metal work, woodwork, plumbing, hydraulics, elect ricity, work with two and four cycle gas engines as well as diesel engi nes, crops, sales, < records, !ann management, timber, water systems, construction and livestock. During the summer months, junior s con tinue working on projects and a re visited during the vacation period by their instructor, Hol co mb, wh o checks progress and gives any additional advice needed to carry out a project to completion. The accompanying pict ures show the variety of work projects being carri ed out by this year's students. Seniors working on jobs include Lonnie Taylor, working at the Sugar Run Mill ; Kevin J ewell, working on the Joe Bailey fann ; Paul Rupe, working at Fulton - Thom~>­ son Tractor Sales; Don Hood, working as a coal loader • operato r, and David King working for the Southern Rafter Co. QRMID opENIN(J Young's Carpeting, Inc. Laurel Oiff News Notes 11-IESE THREE girls have constru cted a stock tra iler to be used in moving dairy cattle. They are, from the left , Nancy Smith, Crystal Roush and Patty Dyer. 6. It :3o-Saturday Night 3,4, t5 ; Victor Sports Awards 6; Second City TV 8; Movie "S hane" 10; Mo vie " Equinox" 13 . U:ro-Don Kirshner 's Rock Concert 8; 1 2 : 5~Movie " The Cobra" t3. 1:ro-Movle "Angel In My Pocket" 3; Movie "The Forbln Project" 4 , Wolfman Jack 6. 2 : 4~ABC News 13; 3:oo-News 3; 3:3o-Movle "A Matter of Innocence" 3; 5 :ro-Bonanza 3; 6:ooBewllched. qual tty... vtl"'orll"\r Wood Stains HETURNS HOME Mrs l'v" Dessa uer has returned from Steubenville where she went to attend the wedding of her grandson, Michael Hendricks, son of Mr. und Mrs. Albert Hendricks . funncrly of Pome roy, to Mar y .Jo Diest uf Steu l>en- GARY HOLLJDAY,left, and Ron McGrath are steam cleaning for a diesel engine overhaul. At Their NEW location Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio Attendance at the morning se rvi ces at the Free Methodist church June 4 wa s 72. Mrs. Tina Jacobs is not so well at this writing . Mr. and Mrs. Dick Karr visited recently with Mr. and Mrs . Ed Bauer, Marion. Mrs. Bertha Parker spent seve ral day s with her daughter. Ms. J e rri e Ferguson and son, James, Colum bus. · Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schriver called on Mrs. Nellie Tracy at Kime 's Rest home recently. Rev . and Mrs. Floyd Shook received word May 30 of the birth of a granddaughter , Erin Kathleen, born to Mr . and Mrs . Joseph Higgenbotham, Columbus. The WMS will have a picnic at the roadside park on State Route 33 at 7:30 p. m. June 13. ( N e~ t to Landmark) FRI. & SAT., JUNE 9 & 10 From 9:30 AM to 9:00 PM Stop in for FREE COFFEE and Donuts Sale Prices on Everything Including many remnants of various sizes and coiOfs. SPECIAL PRICES ON SPECIAL ORDERS Phone 992-2206 Slort Hou rs Mon.· Thun, . 10 a.m.-11 p.m. vtllc. • • • • Fri. & Sat. a .m.· 11 : 30p .m . Easy Applica t ion - use 1o iler , b rush. or sprayer . 25 Po pu lar Interio r/ Exten o r colors. Helps preserve tl1c natural tex t ure o f wood . Covers pr ev1o usly sta ined or paint ed su rfa ces. Resis ts Mild ew. Resis ls Peeli ng , Chip ping, and Blist er ing. So:!turday lla .m.- 11 p .m ~9 fun {cJo~~fMll Served In Frosted Mugs Call In Orden 992-6292 Semi-Transparent Stain WILLIAM BARCLAY'S THE Daily Study Bible $625A Piece Great For Father 'l'i Day! 1: 1 n Also Stocked A Large Selection Of Other Study Books SAVE YOUR RC, NEHI, UPPER 10, DIET RITE & DADS ROOT BEER BOTTLE CAPS FOR CHARITY • Co mple le ly Natura l - gra1n and texture show through. • Condit ions wood to help prevent d e tenorat 10 n. • 24 Popular colors. • Easy App lica t io n - use roll er , brush. o r spra ye r. • Use on l nt en o r or Ext Surfa ces. • Apply to such sur laces as : siding, sh mgles, d ec ks. doors, fenc 1ng, woo d lurnit ure, beams, and uncoated panelling . - - -- - ALSO AVAILABLE : AMERICAN BEST HOUSE PAINT AND INTERIOR PAINT 99MILLST. MIDDLEPORT, 0 . You Can Find Fine Home Furnishings and Appliances Here RC BOTTLING CO. MIDD. BOOK STORE TERRY HAYES, left. and Kevin Jewell are pictured with a bulk leed truck body whi ch they worked on in the class. MILL STREET Mtddleport, Ohio 992-3542 or 992-3344 405 N. Second Ave . Middleport, o. ,. Phone 992-3748 or 992 -5020 .ftonvenlent Free Parking GOLF. Ill. (UPI ) - The Western Golf Association today armounced it will hold its 1979 tournament July 5 through July 8 at Butler National Golf Club, in Oak Brook, Ill .. west of Chicago. The purse also will be enriched by $75,000 to $300,000 for 11979. Marshall Dann , WGA executive director, said the new date is pr eferred because the tournament wlU be held between the U.S. and Brit ish Opens, rather than precede both, as it does this year . BUFFALO, N.Y. (UP!) The Buffalo Braves have traded their first pick In Friday's NBA draft - the 16th selection of the second round - to the Los Angeles !.akers for two-year veteran forward Tom Abernethy, the team armounced Thursday . Abernethy , one or the five starters on the 1976 NCAA champi onship Indiana University team, averaged 6.8 points this past season as a reserve on the Lakers. Featuring s~dad bitr, chili !lnd much , much more l Somf! pl aces have pre \1 ~ CREAMY OLD FASHIONED ROOT BEER good ctlt ck- en. Some offer fau root beer . Others , not-too·b il d cones and sh ake s. But. there 1S Q(l\)' one place ~ou can Qet lhe best of all these thmgs - your local 3 IN ONE famtly restaur ant! 1 \ 354 E. Main . Pomeroy . 0 . ,, �MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. John F. Fultz, Mgr. Ph. 991-1T01 Pomeroy ELLIS & SONS SOHIO K&C JEWELERS ~ '\ J(eepsake' ( r "-__,- KLI~ -.._.....o..-.~ ..... 112 E . Mam Stree t ~92 - 3 7 85 , Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Complete Automotive Service Locust& n2-9921 Str'!!lfle McCOY SERVICE !For AReal Auction Call The Real McCoy) 1. 0. (Mac) McCoy 915-3944 RACINE PLANING Samps on Hall 5upt RUTlAND CHURCH OF GOD, IChool supt Church Sc hoo l 9 15 Re v tlobby Porr &r pastor Sun · cloy school 10 am Sunday w a r · a.m , worsh tp ~ e r ... tc e. 10 30 am We Doctors· Su nday evenm g Chotr rehear sal , Tuesday . 7 30 :. ht p 11 om Prescriptions Mill Work p m unde r d• recfl on o f Al 1ce serv tce 7 p .m , Wed nes da y Fom •ly Tro 11ng Hour 7 p m Wed nesday !91-29SS Cabinet Making Nease. Pomeroy POMEROY CHURCH O F THE wors h1p se rv 1ce 7 30 p. m Syracuse 9'12-3971 HAZH COMMUNITY CHURCH , NAZARENE Corne r Unton an d Near lon g tsono m Edsel Har t Mu lberry Re\1 . Clyde V Hender ton , pastor Svndoy sc hool 9 30 pes tor Su nda y schoo l 10 o m Chvrd'l 7 30 p m pray er am ., G len M cClung, supt , morn mg worsh tp 10 30 a m ev entng 1 meetmg 7 30 p m Thursd ay MIDDlEP O ~ T PEN TECOS TAL servtce 7 30 mtd· weell serv tce Th11d Ave th e f.lev Wd l1 am Kn1 t 1 1 Wed nesday , 7 JO p m • 'JJs S Third tel pas tor Ronal d Dugan , ~ u n GRACE EPISCOPAL The Re"' 2B2 W, Main 510 N. 2nd Middleport day Sc hoo l ~ u p t Cla sses for all Albert Moc Kent te re ctor roy 992-9961 Midd lepor1992-34S 1 Ph . 9'12-JISS \/te e II o m Sunda y sc hoo l 11 age s evenmg se ' " '' e 7 30 81ble a m Ser vtce condu cted by l ay study Wednesday 7 JO p m leaders , Dole Dullon and Rome youth ser.,. •ces Fndoy , 7 JO p m MIDDLEP ORT F ~HWill SAP Wtl l•omson POMERO Y CHUR CH OF CHRIST , li ST Cmner Ash an d Plum Noe l Herr man pa stor 5otu rdoy even Nat1onw1de Ins. Co. :!12 W Motn St John McArrhu r mg ser.,. •ce 7 30 p m Su nda y of Columbus, 0 . pa stor Bibl e sc hoo l 9 30 a m Sc hool 10 30 a m 804 Main mormng wo rshtp 10 30 o m MEIC. S 992 ·23T8 Pomeroy Youlh meetmg s, 6 30 p m even Ph . 949-9TJO COOPERATIVE PARISH tng worsh tp 7 30 Wed nes da Y, M<THODISI CHURCH mgh t praye r m ee !Hlg a nd Btble Robe r t T Bumgarne r ~ tudy 7 30 p m Director THE SAL VATION ARM Y 115 POMEROY CLU STER Bu tte rn ut A ve Pomeroy Envo y Re " . Robert Ho yden and Mrs Roy W tntn g off •cers 1n The Store Rev James Corb tll ch a r ge S un d o y - h ol •ne ~s W1th A Heart C H~ ST~ R Wors h1p 9 15 a ,m mee tmg , I 0 o m Sun day Sc hool 116 E. Main Racine Church Sc hool I 0 a m 10 30 o m Sunday sc hool leader Ph 949 -2616 POMER O Y wors h1p se rv1ce YPSM El o•se A dam s 7 p m 50 ivo l •on meet1 ng , ve no u s 9 15 o m Su nday s.chool 10 30 Rev Rob er t Ho yd en 1 Con ventent spea kers and mu SIC spec•o ls 7 30 a m m1n 15 ter Markets p m Thursda y 10 a rn to 'l p m ENHRPR I S ~ Worsh•p 9 am tod 1es Home league all w omen 1nv1ted 7 30 p m pray er meet •n g Chu rch Sc hoo l I 0 o m HOCK SPRIN GS Worsh 1p 10 and B1 ble stu dy Bob Estep, Church School 9 15o m leader Rev Noel Hermo n a m Pomeroy 992 -2582 UMYF o30pm teacher Ma son 773-5721 FLATWOODS Wot sh• p 11 o rn BURLIN G TO N SOUT HERN BAP Chu rch Sc hoo l lO a m TIST CHAPEL ~c ut e 1 Sha de MI DDLtPORT CLU SHR Pa stor Bobby £1km s Sunda y Rev Robert Bumgo rnEH Monday schoo l 5 p m Sunda-y worsht p H ~ ATH Robe l! Bumg 01 ner 5 45 p m , Wed nesday pr ayer ser Acts Pas tor Worsh1p 10 30 am vtce 730 pm 7 7 7- 78 PO MEROY W ESTSI D< CHURCH Ch urch ~chool Q 30 a m UM YF 0 pm OF CH RI ST 200W Mo mS! Jerr-y Tuesday RU Tl AND W1l bur Hd t Pa ~tor Pau l mm•s ter phone 1N2 7060 Acts Worsh1p 10 30 o m Chu rc h School Cons erv011"e non IIHirumen to l 7 7 79-30 Sunda y worshtp 10 a m Btble 9 30om SYRA CUSt CL USHR study 11 a m worsh•p b p m We dnesday J.le " Harv ey Koch J1 Wedne sday Btb le slu dy 7 p m Eatlnor ASBUR Y W orsh 1p 11 o rn Acts OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN Carry Out Chur ch ~c h ool 9 50 o m UMW CHURCH Rev Ro l p h Sm1 t h 12 1-25 hrs t Tuesday f! 1bl e Study Thurs 126 E. Main pa stor Sunday school 9 30 a m 7 30 p m Mr s Wor ley Fronc1s supe nnten 992-6304 ~ C R ES T HUN Worst·11p 9 o m dent Preaching u1r v•ces ft rst B. pomeroy th ird Sundays tollo w tn g Sunday Chu rc h Sc hool! 0 a m MINENSV1lll: Wor~h•p \0 a rn Sch ool GRAHAM UN ITED M ETHODIST Churc h Sc hool q o rn ~Y RA CUSl: Church ~ch ool 9 00 Preachm g q 30 a m ftr st and se o m Wo r sh1 p serv1c e 7 30 p rn cond Sunday s ol eac h mon th Thursday The afternoon sun was streammg through the a ltar w1ndow the SOUTHt:N N ClU~ T~ R th trd and four th Sunday s each 116S . second A c ts and Carole spoke the~r vows She looked eve n lovelier w1 th day Ken Rev Oovtd Harrts mon th , w orsh1p ser v 1ce at 7 30 Pomeroy 13 112 Clus ter lead er p m Wedn esd ay even1n gs at the soft transfusion of llgt-.t upon her face But had tt been a cloudy 991·3325 214 E. Matn Rev Steven Wtlson 7 30 Pray er and Btb le Study day. the re would have been no le ss prom1se 1n it for th1s couple Fnda y 991 SUO Pomeroy Flo1ence ~m1 t h SEVENTH DA Y A DV t:Nrl ~ 1 Acts Hdton Wo ll e Mulbe rry He tghts Rood Pomeroy Love needs hghl 13ut the l1ght tha~ love needs comes not fro m AssoCi at es 13 13-52 Pa stor , A lb er! 0 111es Sabbat h the heave ns but from Heaven tlself It IS I he lig ht of d1v1ne truth of B~ T HA NY (Dorcas) Worsh 1p Sc hool Su perin te nden t Cl a ro 9 J() a rn Church School 10 .30 Saturday Mci nty re Sabbath ~ c h oot So tur fa1th of relig1ous co mm11ment day oh ern oon at 2·00 w1 th War am Acts Deutz Tracto rs. New Holland CA RMEl Chruc h ~ c ho o l q 30 shi p Ser v1ce foll ow in g at 3 15 That IS exactly what our md rn age vows mean to Chn st1a ns 14 1 23 Farm Machtnery 461 S. l,ord. Middleport RUTLAND FIR ST BAP TIS T am Wors h1p 10 30 om ::l 11 d and ThiS IS wh y we usually prefe1to be mamed 1n church Our prom1 ses Spnng Ave . 9~15101 41 h Su ndays CHUR CH Stste r Ha mel! ~91 -2 196 Pomeroy APPL ~ G R OV ~ Sunday ~ c h oo l are g1ven not only lo one another bu l to God Ou r Jove loo ks up to WaH'I &r Supt Sund ay School 9 30 o m Wo rsh1p 7 30 p m ls i t-----;-----'---~~--1 Q 30 o m morntng worsh •p H1m who descnbed h1 mse lf as 1he Light of the world. ond l t d Iunday> Ptaye• meettng I 10 45o m J THE Hll AN O CHAPEl George Wedne~ doy 7 30 p m 1- ello w.,Jup For Ken and Carole evel)' Sunday 111 churc h re news·the glo w >uppet I"'' Sa l ut day 0 p m UMW Casto pou or Sund ay Schoo l o n th e ~r faces and 1n lhw hearts q JO a m evtmtng w or ~ h t p 7 30 2nd Tuesd ay 7 30 p m & I: A ST Li:: TAR T Chruch ~ c ho ol 9 Thu r,doy e._-em ng pray er ser¥tCe a m Worsh tp ~er v•c e 10 am 448 Locust 7J0p m · t..>l• '-<!'1 "' '~ -. !>lt•AJ , t •' > J"•''• • '-'• • >~'••~ •''l'"'d For The Best In TV Viewing Pro .,e r me elmg 7 30 p m . 991 -3093 POM EROV fi ii: Sl BAP TIST Call992-lS05 Middle Oov td M an n m•n•s ter W •lltom Wed nesday UMW IHSI Tuesday 7 30 p m Wa tson Sun day sc hoo l supf Sun doy ~c h ool q 30 o m morn1ng RACI N< Wt~ l tY AN ~undoy school 10o m worsh1p 11 om wOrlh tp I 0 30 a m FIRST SOUT HERN SAPTI ~1 2~2 Chaot pto """ lhutSdoy ~ p m Equipment LnAIH FAll ~ Chu rch )choo l Mulbe11y A "e Pomeroy Pau l J Salt s·Service 10 o m Wo r~ h•p serv1ce 9 o m . Groceries Wh 1t1t Pa stor Gory Sa sho m Sun Frre Extinguishers MORNIN G ~TA R Wors h1p 9 30 dor , (hoot sup! Sunday sch ool General Merchandtse am Church ~chool 10 30 om Fire Depl Equip. 'I JO o m morntn g wors h 1p RaCine 949 -2150 M 1d Week ~e-rv1ce Wedn esday ~ Rutland 10 JO evet"'tng wor~htp ~ 30 p m M tdweel.. prayer serv1c e 7 30 pm M O JI ~ ~ CHAI' tl Wor ~ hp 11 pm am Church ~ c h ool Q :SO a m M IDWA Y COMMUN ITY l~ N r H PORTl AN D Wor-. h•p 7 J0 p m Dex ter Rd langs ville Oh•o N:e v Clyde Ferrell Pa sto r Sunday Chu rc h ~c h oof 9 30 o m Professional Servtce Featuring Deep Steam ~ U TTON Chur ch )chool 9 30 lla kers of 11 a m 'J o tur day Schoo l Aenai-SchoolsExtraction o m Wors t'1 1p I stand Jrd )undoys Good Bread preo chtng ser._-•ces 7 30 p m Weddlng s 992 -2206 or 992-7630 Pomeroy , Wednesday even.ng Btble ~ l udy 10 30 am Chester 9BS 4151 H NO RTHtA ~1 CLUIItR Rt. 3, Pomeroy ot 7 lOp m Re, Rtchord Tho mas FAITH I ABERNA CL< CHURCH fl o!. tor Bo dey Run Rood Ne.,. l: mmett Duane ~ydemll•cker >YRACUSt fi ~ S T CHURCH OF X>rv•c es 11 a m Rowson , pastor Handley Dunn serv•ce~ 9 30 a m )undo ( X hoo l C h• •~ llon ~ nde.o"o ' I JO p tn .nq w OI ~" r I 0 J(J 0 rn ~unda y Wot !> htp 11 o m a nd 7 p 111 B1ble John Oouglo 5 ) tudv Wed nes day 7 p m Voc a l GOD ~ A CRE O Ht:ART Rev Fat her No i Pe n tecos tal Re" su p ! Sunday sc hool , I 0 a m Sun 10 JO o m )ong se1111 Ce 8 p m f'H!m h111g fllf'llllltj ~~ , ,, ., P I p m Wed n l•\ A s~oc10 t e s G eo rge 0 1ler pas to r Worship Paul 0 We lt on postm Phone day ev en1ng serv1ce 7 30 Btble SRAO B U ~ ~ C HU~ C H 0 ~ H 30 p tn M rdw £•elo. 1-' 1aye1 day I'V l''Hng ptClyt"~ ~ ~ ,.,.,< ,-~ I :.10 lllU!.IC JOPPA Worsh•p lO a m MAlON A" t M BL Y Of GOO ~c •v•ce )und oy 9 45 o m Sun 9"11 2825 Sa turda y eventng Mou teodun g , 7 30 p m Thu r sday L HH I ~ 1 Mr Donald flo le y pasto r meetmg Wedne r, rlo r I p m Hoy p Ill Praye t )undoy ~c h ool 9 :JO o m 7 30 Su nd ay Ma ~s . 8 a nd 10o m D YESV Il LE COM M UN IT Y Church Sc hoo l 9 o m w or IHlHlU H M 1Mf'll~1 f.l ov l arl Oudrltn g l one M ason W Vo day sc hool II a m wor ~ h t p ser Adorn ~ , loy !eodC'1 Meel 1llQ Wed ne5 doy tl p m (hes ter l erJ!lQn l Po ~ t or Sunday II'ICf;' 7 JQ p 1T1 fh u rsd oy p1oye 1 Coll l es~•on , Saturday 7 7 30 p rn sh1p '>e1v1ce 10 :mom ) unday CHUR CH R o g~r C Turner pastor CHU FI ( H 0 1 J t ~ U ') ( HIII~l ) huh' ' po • Tor Wor .., htp ""' ' v1c e LONG BOTTOM ~undoy s< h oo l se r v • c e ~ 7 p m Ch tldren ~ mec l1119 7 30 p rl'l CHRI ) TIAN BAPTI ST On t he Sunday sc hool q 30 a m Sund ay you th gr o up l ()( oted a! kutla nd o n New l11tlO Q JO o m ~ unduy '>( hool 10 JO ~dwo l Q -15 a m M 1 H~RMON Unt ted l:i1e ltuen Hau te 7 b ypa s~ Jo mt?s t Keesee morn1ng worsh•p 10 30 ~un d oy ot q 30 om W orsh•p serv•ces 01 Wedne sday 7 p m o 111 H1hlf' ~ h rrl .,.. ond prayCt ~ or Chur ch 6 4J p m Young P eo p l e~ ~o o d nel< ! to l a te st A <rc Po rk ) 1•1 v1ce b 45 p m honge lt sll c Church ~un da y ~chool 9 )0 o m 7 J0 p m B1bte ~!ud y and Youth posl or Sunday Hhaot 10 a m even•ng serv1ce 7 30 ANliQUilY BA Pr l) l fl ov ~orl ~cv Hoy Ruuse pos tOf !la bor ! VI{<.' lh ut<,do; I JO p tn mee t •n g a! ~ p m on ':lhuler M IDDlEPORT morn1ng wor~htp 11 o rn even pO ':..!Ot )undoy ~c h oo t M us~ c 1 )unday ~c h o ol wp1 ~ u " ( A IHHOf.J l HUHCH K H! g ~bUIY ~crv1ce 7 30 p rn W o men ~ M 1~ Wo · ~ h·p ~ervtce 10 45 om MT MORIAH BA PTI ST Corner Wed nes d ay~ 9 JO o m Chur ch setv •CC 7 p m day ::.cbool 10 JO o m war \ h• p Wood Go1 y 1\1119 po~tor ) u n do~ o,to nory Cou nctl 10om l •rs t ond fJ reochmg s e 1 v1c e~ every ~undoy tng serv•ce , 7 NORTH Bl:I HH W orsh 1p 11 youth mee11flg b p m 1ue ~ doy B• 1h 11 d I ue sdoy !. Praye• ond H1ble olt crna t •ng w t! h C f: Wednes da y l HINITY Chrts ttan A ssembl y Fourth a nd M otn M•d dleporl ~ch o ol lf JO o m Hal ph lorl I JO p m B•bl \ ~ l ud y W f'dne~ am Chur ch ~choollO am ) tudy Wednes day 7 :!0 p rn Coolv tl le G1lbert Spence r ble ~ t udy 7 p m prayer me etm g 7 30 p m N: ev Rev Henry Key Jr pas tor Stun day l JO p m Jo•u,doy n1gh1 '>Up('11nl( 1 1 di't T ('vCfHil9 WOI '>h lp Al f Rl; O )undoy 'Jc hool 9 30 HARII ORO CHURCII Of C HRI ~ I James teach day School Q 30 o m Mrs l:r vm RA CI Nt CHUR CH Of TH< pra yer !.ennre I :JU p 111 pos te r oo ... .d poi!OI 'Ju nd oy ~chool q lO a m I 30 p m Pt oy('• mee11ng IN l H H I ~ liA N UN ION lhe 1-!ev rno rnmg w 01sh•p 11om Sunday Baumga rdner sup! M orn.ng a m W o r ~h1 p 10 4 ~ om Prayer N A ZAfU. N~ Rev John A Coli Hl:Ml OCK C RO VI LH I?I~ IIAN Holler loy le ade r W!?dnp•,dny I 10 p m meet•ng Wed ne\day 7 AS p m 7 30 p m c ven tng se rv1ce worsh1p , 10 A5am man po ~ t o r hank lm Imboden J ~H OV AH ~ W llN l:.S~ H I m de Hoge 1 Wo t ~ on posto • Kenne th lONG Bll iiOM CHRIIIIAN Wdltom Campbe ll po::. to r ~undoy m tdweek pra ye r se1 vtce Wedne!. eo st of Hu tl ond, 1unc tt on ol Uou t M IDDLEP O RT CHURC H O f UMW Jrd Tuesdoy 8 p rn cho11mon of the Boo•d ol ( h r~s l:iy<H Jun doy ~<h oo t <,upl M om Brucf' ~n 11 T h tlO ':. tO• Wallace )c hool 9 30 am Jorne\ H u g he~ RH OSVI LL ~ !:tun doy 5< hool 9 30 11an ltle ~ up! even1n g sCt ll'tCC 7 30 p m CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNIO N 174 and No bl e Summ tl Rood P day 7 30 p m ~undoy 'Jchool 9 :SO "'9 war ~ h1 p q JO o rn ')un ()(Jin('w ood )up ' B•bl(.• ~c h ool om Worsh 1p 7 JO p m J.l rayer om Wedne ~ d oy ovenm g p rayer 174) ~ u n doy Bt ble lec tute 9 30 MO UNl Ohve C o m m un ll y lawrenc e M anl ey pa ~ t or M r<:. marn1n g w o r ~ h1p 10 JO day school 10 30 o n t.•vfllnng q :m n rn l'•t•n(h•ng '> I! I VI(e rue sdoy Sunda y even1 n g w o r ~ h · p 7 JO ~CIII'tCe 7 JU WNint•\doy ijtble 10 4J om No c,. e•11nq \NviCt:! mcellng 7 30 p.m You th pra yer a Wat ch to wer st udy , 10 JO lhurch l ong So llom Ru sse ll Russ ell Young ~undoy School M ee llng 7 30 p m ViS itolton7 30 p m I st Thursday om , Tuesd ay , 61bl e study 7 and (ltne supe nnt endefl t ~un d oy p m Proy e• meettng W edne ~ ) rudy 7 J(J p m ~-IY ~ I ll I< U f~ HH:t: M~ 1HOD I ~ T. SCI VI( Q UQ{h IUI:!Sdoy Supt Sunday )chool 9 30 o m S!t V ~R RIUG l Wors h•p 10 o m ~ AI R V I t W BIBLE CHU RC H ij 15 p rn day 7 30pm M1 UNION BAI' I I ~ 1 lJon ( HUHCH Un v HN bett Aliu1g Thu rsd ay , theoc ro1 •c ~c h oo l 10o m You th g roup 011 d Eve mn g wor~h•p 7 30 Wednes Chur ch ~chool 9 o m tctor I W Vo Ht 1 fl ev Char le~ school day prayer meet•n g 7 30 p m RA CI N ~ FI H~T ~Af-' li) T Uo n l Wt l\Or1 ~., n do y ~l h oo ! 1 30 p m serv •ce p•ayer mee tings Wed n es day 7 JO pa'>IOI )uPd CJy Sdmul 9 30 am TU P J.I t:H ~· PlAIN S Worsh•p q Wotker Horg t OIICS pa stor W or!o htp ser MI . M O RI A H CHURCH O F GOD , 1-'o ~ t or Honn1 e ~e l se • ~u p er•n t en de n l ~u•1d0'f !!C hool mce l tn g 8 30 p m p m Churc h ~e r ¥1Ces Sunda-y 7 JO Morn•ng ~erv•H' 10 30 o rn " 'ces 9 30 o m Su nday school HOPE BAPTI ST 570 Grant St p rn , l a wrence Bu sh , p astor floc. ne Rou t e 2 the fi e.,. James o m Ch urc h School! 0 o m Sundo y sch ool supt Sunday 4 4 ~ o m r vPfi•ng w or ~ h1p I : w h angcl• ., l •< 1CtvK P I :JU p m KEN O CHURCH O f CHR II T '.>c hoo l 9 30 o m rno rn•ng war M, Mun cy pas tor Sunday school , P• oyN lllN! tmg lhur~d oy 7 JO 11 o m evl:!n •ng wo rsh•p 7 30 M•ddlepo rt Hobby Elkms, pa stor p rn Pt oye1 IN?Ortnq I 30 p " ' p rn 1ue~doy co tt age pray er ~ u nd oy Sc hoo l 10 om wor ship 9 A5 a m mornmg w or5h1 p 11 G eo rge f-red ert ck ~u pt ) e r ... •ce sh1p 10 40 a m Sunday CII'E'Illl'9 Wed nc:.doy p Ill weeMiy 9 30 a m on Sunday o .m _ eve n.n g w orsh1 p 7 30 wors h ip 7 30 Wednesday eve 11 I UPP~H ) PlAIN ) ( HHI ) IIAN IIU!:O DM CiO)flll MI 'J~ ION at mee l1119 and H1ble ~t udy , q JO ser v•cc, 11 o m c"e n1ng ~e r ... •ce Prayer mee11ng l uesday , 7 30 Pr each1ng f ·r~ ! and th 1rd Sun d ay~ •ng tl •ble study 7 30 CHUIICH l uqC'n(' Undprwood 7 JO p m Thur sda y pra ye r Bold Kn o b l< rv La wre nce a rn Wo rs h•p se r vtce We d ne ~ ol m on th by Cl• tf o rd ~mtlh 9 30 pm Young peop lE! s meet m g l) AN VI tU Wl: St E'f' AN Re11 H pm tot Howo1d Coldw r> ll J• mee ttng a nd H•ble ~ tu d y 7 30 Gluc:>f>ntomp ~~ po~ 1 0 1 !l ager da y 7 JO p m om , ( Al VA H¥ BIBL~ CHURCH now pm 7 30 p m Thur sd ay D Brow n po sl or ~undoy ~cho o l )und o~ ~ch ou l ~upl "rtJnd ny W11llo•d ~ ~ Jundoy •. r hool '>Ufll HO BSON CHRI STI AN UNION MIDD LE PORT FIRST BA PTIS T 9 JO o rn mornmg w or~ h • p ~d10ol 'l JO o m RUTLAND FRHWILL BAPTIST M o 1n1119 )c r ~undoy ~ ch oo l 'I 30 o c vf'nmg loc aled on Pom e1 o y P1ke Co un ty ftev Ke1th '{bltn pasta• )under 10 A!:I you 1h ~erv• c e b 45 p m Corner St•th and Pol mer the Re¥ Le land Hol ey pas tor I J O 1> Ill l'10 yCt h: ood IS nca r Ha t w ood ~ N:ev Chu rch •no" 10 J[J a"' ) ul\doy ("•f'•l•ng w o ro,h1r M1ss Barbara Sieple, In· 9 30 a m Le onard event ng w01 ~ h tp H lo< ~w oo d pa stor ~erv1ce s o n )undoy sc hool 10 a m Kuby O tl e• pa§lor Robe rt Sc hool 7 30 p m ser v1rr:> 7pm 1ttQC I1ng WPdne ~ dO( I :SU p 111 ev t;J nmg d1ana and Mr. and Mrs. ~un doy at 10 30 am and 7 JO Por ker supen ntendent Sunday . Gilmore l•n• elder ev emng 5e r praye r an d pra, se W ednesday l ll AfU !All ~ UNillO You i h mectmg 'Ju ru luy ~ 30 p 111 serll'tCe 7 30 p m Pr ayer WMP O Rod•o program 7 4S o m , VICe 7 J0 p m Wed nesday pray er l JO p m MHUHH~N fl f',. I 1P£>Ior1d fJ orm w !l h Oo 11 and M.nr tho Mi'tJd a w~ rn p 111 wnh Su nday H hool q 30 mee t•ng , W ednes da y , 7 JO p.m . Harold Ball, Columbus, were meet1ng 7 30 p m a m B1ble :; tudy Wednesday ~ l l V ~ II flU N f.N:H BAPI I~ l Hev Sunda y School q 15 a m Morn ( HUU( H OF GOO of Pr ophecy pm tor J loyd Nor r 1•, ~ up f ) u11do y ( hUI qc> weekend guests or Frances M l M O ~ I AH CHURCH Of GOD IJO prn M o1 v1n Mar~ .n po st01 'Jteve lll mg Worsh1p 10 15 o m Youth oc loc al ed on 1he 0 J Wh tte Rood W Hil l ) ll i APH l oo 1 ~dle HO '><- houl 4 JO am mo r 111ng !>er IN U tPt:NO l: N 1 H O liNl: ) ~ off htghw o y 1b0. Sunday School Young . hvr!ies and fell ow ship ta r tun•or Ractne Rou te 2 The Rev Charles tie ~ u n doy ~ c h oo l ~ up! ~un doy ,ma n IOJOorn 1-'toyt~ I '> Nvi C t • I< Pv Hoy lJf'ptr-r po11or ~u .. doy Hand pO!i l or Su nday ~choal q 45 school 10 om Mr. and Mrs. Harold CHUflCH IN( Pearl ~ t M 1d an d sentor h•gh students b p m mornm g w ar )I hoo l 9 ~0 o 111 wor'>hrp ~ ervr<.C 10 o m ~u p e n n t end e n t John Vlcdnc~doy 7 JO p '" 0 Dell Manley , Loveday F1rs t Wednesday nt ght Graham Sunday even•ng worshtp 7 JO o m , mor n1n g wo rsh1p 11 a m sh•p 11 a m ~undoy e" e""'9 C H~ ~ H~ (HU ~ L H Of l H~ I 0 :JCJ o m ~1b le ~ l udy and pro v er dlep01 1 !l ev and children , Evenm g ser.,.ices 1 uesdoy and worshrp 7 JO Ptoye• rrl ef' l tng NA LA Rf NI 1-i i• J tlr>tb(·!l GrO I(I p m M 1d· weelo. prayer s. I'H v1ces po~t o • ~ onn y H ud11on Su nday o l month CPMA ser v1ces , secon d ~{ r "''e WNint?~doy 7 JV p m Co lumbu s, were weekend Fr~ d o y 7 30 p m sc h ool :> up t ':»undoy s<hool , 9 JO Wed ne!odoy WMB m ee t ing th11d and B1ble ~ ludy Thur\do y I 30 po ~ t or Wo... lup ~ · rv• cu II om Wednesday 7 30 p m RUll ANU or Bessie Graham. guests 8EARW Al lOW RI DGt ( HUH( H p m you!h ~ erv• cc b p rn ~un CHURCH OF CH RIST M 1d o m evQnm g wors htp 7 30 p m and I JO p .,, ~un d oy !>unclay ~UilANI) l HURCH O f ( HRIIl thr ough l1lth yo u th se rvtce Uuone Worden l-'rny~ 1 and pr ol !iC H !I VtCe Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gibson dlepo rt 5t h and Ma 111 George Of CH RI ST day ~r h ool 4 30 o rn ~ ~eho•d bm! o n Croyle , pastor , G eor ge lor•v (ul 1•rnon po., to • Co ) un m•n •s ter B1ble do~s . 9 :m o m G lm e mmrs ter M tke Gerlach CHtSTER CH U ~ C H 0 1 GOD ~ upt Proy £1• rner•tlllq WPclnr>• HOP ~ BAPTI ST ( HAPH 570 and Robin, Columbus, spent day \( hool ~ur t !> )om M r K.,m ey Wedn esd ay l 30 p m morn•ng wors htp 10 )() a m I Ht PtoPl < I CH U ~CH Of G ronl 51 M1dd lepo rt Re v ijo bby 5upenn1enden t Terry Yan key Jlc, Donny H Cook po ~ t or )un day I 30pm and Ht:nb !::IIIII )undo y !>chool and weekend with Mr. and Mrs. w orsh1p b)() p m Co rn el M<M and t:lk ms Sunday sc hool 10 o .m , you th mtn1s ter B•ble school ~ · J O eve nmg do,- !.Chool 9 30 om wor5h1 p bHA LH O II U L HUH L H 0 1 ( Qtntr'lun• on '1 :.JO am W o , ~ hrp J.IOMt:lofOY Bob Alkire. CoU 11 )t<:; , tht rd !loot ov er morning wor sh•p o m mornmg worsh1p 10 30 Wedne sday Btble study b 30 p m serv1c.e 11 a rn evenmg H~rv1ce l HHI ~ 1 Gobr1e l Mn<. pa •. IOt B• and con'IU!ll('ll\ 10 JO am 11 ev enm g Kt:NO CHURCH O f. C HRI ~ T 7 00 you!h ser vrce Wed11es doy Henr y worshtp am e._-enmg w or~htp 7 30 Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Carro ll bl " )undoy )t llool CJ 30 u m mo1 H UILA t ~(J (O MMUhlll Y ltqh tho use H c~ t ouron l 7 30 p.m , Thur !.doy George f-redenc k sup • )undoy 700 pm pra yer sePI IC e 7 p m Wednes nm g church 10 :J() am ~undo y lHUk ( H 'Jundoy ':u-ho ol 'I :w look poslor ~undoy schoo l 10 evemng 61bl e ~ tudv and proyer and Carness visited his mor n1ng ser¥•Ce 9 30 o m w 1th o 111 rr'IOrt11ng w o rsh 1p 11 o m .. mee t1ng 7 30 p ,m Aft•ha ted wd h I A NC~VI L U ( Hiofl~ T1AN evell111q \e l vrCC I 00 p m o 11 1 wOt'>lllt> '> ('lvrf(' 11 0 m day parents in Kentucky over the M IDDLEPORT CHURCH Of THt preoch1ng on f1rst and th1rd )un C¥e n111g ~ ervtce 7 30 Wednes CHURC H Raben M uHer pa stor Wcdne~daydHvi<.Go I JOp m Wcdne\doy praye r rncctmg 7 >R C weekend. NAZARE NE Rev J•m Broome , doy of mon th by George P1ckens ~ u nd ov sc hool 'I :m a rn kny l A URll ( liH t-RH Mt 1H00t)1 p m you 1h o,o t v1ce~ ~undoy I day c ve n1ng ~e1v1ce 7·30 ln B~A O ~ O RD CHUR CH OF NEW STIVf: H ~V Ill ~ COMMUN I tcr dc no mmo t•o nol l ull go spe l pastor M rs M ary lo they ~und o y ) tgmon sup! rnorn•n g wor sh•p Mr . and Mrs . Frank CHUfKH ~ ev l lo yd I ':lh oo ~ p m ~undo y 111qht w o r:>htp l 30 CH R I ~ T G obn~ M i o l pastor RUT LAN D CHURCH Of GOD school sup t Sunday sc hool 9 JO TY Church Sunda y School ser 10 JO ~undoy evenm g ~e r v•r P po ~ t or lloyd Wr •ght ~undo y HUllAN O l HUH CH O f 1H~ ~u11d o y school 9 30 a m mo rn - Howard and family and Mr. Pm. tor Uenn1s Bole s 'Ju ndoy "'1 9 chu 1ch 10 o m , mornmg wor sh•p 10 30 v1c e , q .e5 om Wo rsh1p ser vtce l 30 mtd week ser v1ce Wed"t'\ ~ h oot Svpt M o • llulg Wor \ htp r IAl AIIlhH: lll? v Lloyd D G• 11nm ,m Jun•or and Mrs. Melvin Howard, Jr. o m Sund ay evong e l1st•c 10 JO Ev ongei •SIIC ~e r v1c e 7 30 doy 7 p m ~choo l 10 o m worsh tp serv •<e. church pr og ram un der d lfe ctian 9 :.10 a rn ') undav ':!1 hool I 0 10 Jr po, ror )undav \<.hool 4 Wednesday Prayer ~V R AC U ~l: CHUkCH Of. 1H~ am Wed pe~doy flroyt' o•,d B• 0 m WQI ~hiD SCI VIC{' "10 :J0 0 rn 11 :SU o m Olld 7 30 p m Prayer of Koren M ror for ch ildren 'j . \0_ or Dayton spent weekend with mee ting , 7 00 p , m Pr a yer p m NA l AH~Nl: Rev lJolc ~ OH meeling , W adn es day , 7 30 p m mee lmg 7 30 ble ~ t u dy 7 JO p m )un!'loy evrn Br oadro:; t t.... e o ver WMP O young mee l tflg Wednesday 7 30 p m . du11ng re g ular chu rch hour 1n Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Howard. ZION CHURCH O f CHRI ST RUTlA ND AP (b TOLIC C HU~ C H chui ch ba se men t !:Iun day even U N I TE D P RES B YTE RI AN po ster Bob Moore ~umiay mg wo"h•p 7 JO p m (hott f-'10( pe o ple\ $/"fYI(C 7 p m Mr . and Mrs. Fred Riggs Don X hool 5up t Sunday sc hoo l '1 JO 11ce l hur~ doy 7pm MINIST RY OF MEIC. S COUN TY Pom eroy· Hor r.sonv •lle Hd ~ V O IIgd•·· '· L ~ l'r VI( C I 30 pIll 0 ~ J ~ ~U) ( HR I~ l , ~ l d er James tng J>e r v• ce 7 p m W e d ne~ doy visited Sunday with Mr. and Ken nedy pas to1 8111 M ct: lroy am ma r!"' ng w or~ h 1 p I 0 4!> Dw•gh l l Zav• h :, d1rec tor Dt X I I R CHURCH Of CHR III WNi nNd<Jy H~• Yl((' 7 :w p 111 M1ller Hlblo st ud y Wednesd ay, ~t:HVICe 7 JQ p m Mrs. David Riggs. ~ urr d o y 7 :SOp rn ~und oy Sc hoo l 10 am HARR ISO N V ILL E Sund ay ~cho o l sup t om eJongeii SI IC serv 1ce 7 p tTl Cherie~ Ru s!:te l t ~~ rn•n1~ t ('t MA ~Q r J l0U N1Y JUSILtE C H~I S TIAN C ~NlER S(hool 9 ~0 o m m ornmg wor lundoy n1g hr !t.e(v tc.e 'f :w p r•n PlfE S!S YTfRIAN , R@ , ~ rn tu t Mr . and Mrs. Robert Alkire Wer' lf1!oday ~erv1Ce~ proye• R1c k Mo( ombe r wp1 \undny IIJ( )1 ':lO Ul H!flf~ ~A P 11~1 (o r Georges Creek Rood . Church POM H OY W tHl:Y A N sc. hool , 9"30 om ., m ormng wor - visited Sunday night with Mr . Stncld ln pastor Sunday chu rch sh•p and commun 1on 10 JO am and P'O•s e I p m Nororene '>chool CJ o rn wOr ">lt1r ., ,., " "' of lf'tond and A nrl t\f ~Qn HOLIN ~ S~ HOi fiSOn 'o'lll e Rood , sh•p 10 30 eveni ng servi ce 7 30 school 9 JQ o m , M rs Ho mer ~ o nd a y evemng youth ( hr tsifo '1 you t h 7 p m IJa •lv rrovc• vtr(' IU J(J a 1n B•blc ~tud • l•1•"· Mu ~n n f' o•, rw l 'onk l owlbot and Mrs. Marvin Hill. t: ndeovor b p m wors h1p ser IX>wey l( mg p o~o tor Ed•soh +-' •oyer meeting We dnesday , 7· 30 meet •n g f1 J(J o m Mpn" proy e• dov I :J[Jp 111 Lee , sup l . morning worsh •p \undoy ~chool "' 4 ~ o '" war v1ce l p m Wed ne~ day even1ng meer. ng ~O IUfday I p 111 J<lt- O R G ANI L ~O CHUfllH 0 1 •h•p o;r>t v,<r> I I a 111 onrl I :JO Wcovor I'IU I~ IOfH Henr y t:b hn, pm 10 lO prny er meeimg and B1ble s!udy 7 Jr 'wndoy schoo l :.opt )undoy tuU I UNIIW B~U11R I N IN Jt W'• C HPI ~I 0 1 l AIItR DAV 11 m MIODLEflORT . Sunda y school W ('o ~ ly ~.bll' Jtu dv ~ I PAUl lUTHtRAN CHURCH, The While House, with o;c hool fi JO a n'l, mointng w or ( HI< I ~ 1 t-ldf'll k' ~ lo k t' PO"~tOt ) A!N l~ Pn r lla ,td Ha r 1111;1 Honcl q JO o.m Richa rd Vau ghan , supt pm VII rl'H' ~ doy I JO p m Corner ol Sycamo re and ~ ec ond grounds coverlnK 18 acres, is II JO HN lU THtRAN l HURCH , /up 11 o rn ~un d a,y evemn g ser · ~h Pom eroy. The ~ev Wlll lom ')unday ~chn!>l I() o 1n Howa rd Wdl•o•n Rt u ,, po· tn1 Hu\V'll MA'JO I~ ( HUII( tt O f ( Hill ~ I 1-' Mo rn1ng w o rsh 1p 10 :SO pari of the National Park Mmi1111Q ., ,~rrn n n 1-/ollltfl d .un lr •,(!,.,,,! lJ t!l•(l u• 1 1 ~ n . <11'1 1 M1ll1•r ":: t Mmrm W V!{ f! I JO prayer mee tl rlg l'tl ur s SYfiA CUSf: , M on11ng w orsh •p II P•ne Grove 1he fir ~ W dl!om Mc( <Jy ~ up! M •ddle5 wmth flo sto r ~un d oy f"o~lvl <;h urtl 1 11 om ~u nday · ;111 ~ r.: r • •t c ~ a m Sunday school 10 o m. M rs , Mtddl e ~ wor t h ~~~~ · day 'ld 'l' J • •v .,, 1 ~ c hoo l o t q 4) a m ond Ch urch System. :o ''"' l(ly I ' '"d, I 0 Ill rlo y I JO p rn TRINI TY CHURCH , Re"<~ W H Pemn pasto r Bob Buck Su nday SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY These Messages Of Our Religious Heritage Fill Are Sponsored Each Week By The Following: 9- The Da1ly Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, Fnday, June 9. 1978 DICK TRACY MIU • .... """ , A FRENCH'S SUNOCO ·SERVICE CENTERS MIKE SWIGER STATE FARM INSURANCE Ser ~~~TE~ . !OY -· DON'T TELL M!i IT DOE5~ T MA~E 'lOUR MOUTH P. J. PAULEY, AGENT ROSEBERRY'S PENNZOIL THAT OLD 'fOlYYI: GOT FOQ L.McKEE. EVIDE'NC& .. . WHY N OT TURN IT OVER. T O THE POLICE-~ CAME 5NI FFIN C? AROUND FOR A PIECE OF THI: WATER l .......--~ ACTIOI\J! w. RACINE FOOD MARKET AND GET THE TITUS NAME SMEARED AL~ OVER. THE S.CANDI\l.$H&ETS ~, ,NO THANKS! - 'IOU I'. EHOS$ -- HE- BESIDES-- EVERYTHINI:'> WHY NOT1. . ISN' T I COULD TELL 'EM l!i J U7T BMED 01\J M'l WORD... I STILL NEED fJA CI<IJP PROOF -· HOM AN THE DEA L I 'M OFFERIN(; YOU FAT AN D JU ICY EN OUc;H ~ INDEPENDENT WITNESS! Athens County Savings & Loan Co. - Ridenour TV & Appliance Gas Service Midway Market Bob's Market AAe 'IOU SURE 'VOUR FOOT'S A~L RIGHT? E;LBY. I THINK '>OUR MACHINe'S GONE A L ITTL E- HAY WI RS! LOOK! EUIOTT APPLIANCE II &s ~E NEW MOO!JL.E, A ~NISE GLOW ~INS 10 BRIGi-1-reN 'THE PIZZA SHACK 1N51DE OF iHE 'NANSMISSION OIAMSER . ORPHAN ANNIE-THE NOTORIOUS JOINT BLI T ll DOfS HU IH WH Y, HI: SHORf · - BUT 1\ f YEP · J f 6 S A C A ~ D HOWS YOUR DOES MANA GE '" AN D HE SHOR E KNI E. TH IS DOf S RECOVE R WH f l'< HE HFARS riDD! E MIJSIC MORN ING, UNClE JES? Hf.\5 TO SlAV IN 13ED ntL 1 MOST BRFAKFASr II Mf VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. Reuter-Brogan Insurance Services [)(X AND HIS FRIENDS \'vORl< ON f O GE1 UP FOI< BREAKFAST · 1-iEH - HEH 1 ~N CE '? RABB IT I-I Ol LOW ? IONI(IHl :;> !ELL ~l f R YES ' YES ;J 'f'E S, K'AlF'f " THE DANCE AI WOI..Il DN'l MI SS IT J:"ER rto uow ~.,_BI11l ANYfHtNG I D lOVE TO BUT·- 1 FuHon-Thompson Tractor Sales, Inc. Don Thompson Ford, Inc. WILKINSON II E · Sma ngmes Sales The4 t'm ~ cant be! But I saw 1t run ' [t Wat er 1n the rad1ator wat er in the qas tank! l am siiiLJ old fool bats 1n h1S bellhop! Service t--....=;;.,.,-----'--"-'----1 WAID CROSS SONS STORE Attend The Church Of Your Choice BROWN'S FIRE & SAFID ) ~ I This Sunday KEN GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY HEINER'S .BAKERY THE DAILY SENTINEL MARK V STORE Middleport .."' YOUNG'S CARPETING A _£ ~I T Pf2::35N::: :JC Ni l'!..., T~ R=\A.JV:: A:.._ VI) Middleporl · 0. w 1.. - - C>UT .... !: L- \ \E HO\V DI C' \;JU HAVO: TH:; ?:5T .v:::...~ V~JIZ -..=y C>ID-.:- 01\•:=. :;~T IV~A- T~::y u TOCT'--'CO'AB AN D STILL Cf\ 'J\E: UP :;M ~IY· r<AN 9cC' "RC \~ I /(lflt'W IH:Y? -.--/Xf )n ::QU ID,"i\::NT --;: ;\A . 'I :500D 'JHIN I\IN(S- BUT 1 w~::R::S · - -. . . BL'~" WE ~~C\'. A .!'.. our.: 70\I'JA w=. L L5 LCO!.(- ~A-- _::<\'\A'! '/vA3 <::sr:::.;f\'S ' i3 ~ C A LI KE.? ,vAYe::: KEEP Tl<' 'J:O "-tflV \13 );::.J< s~::S">;Y =.:<. -SLSC -cR:::-= :7' COM ING. ,, ~· -= r- ::~ Kr..J0\\ ~\ •-<~ TC OJ!?:: ~2 ;?._; TYE: J2~ r,...~~ 5 \\ -t w=-~<:: iX)NN--1 D[A] '<121-'T \.kJST V\A I\ T Z::: )l \1 :J==- '-4-\- (' 3f-JI [;CNN--\ . L'Or\ ::_ \C WE-L~ AT /ES----<:0'> <:D ::vo:o\:::0 ALL COST$/ ~ L' - ....;::-- ,:: TY·\-.3 1[(_ \h2 _.J.::K2 INTC -" 15 HANDS. GIVE II!M W!IAT liE WA!ITS t - K.:: 7:'~\:--' ::2:::-'\s~-<:v. . , . . :) ~ = ~ ­ ,\£: . . !_5 ~..\DS Friday, Juut• 9 I:. l :r. BRIDGE ICffP ,.EL.L..INu YOU, e:~NII:, / I Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag •• DON'T PLAY WJ,.H ••. Five bid asks slam !Jl'l Til YOUR' FOOD uNJ.,ess ; ftr.!:i t 111 h1s own ham.L • K 7ti lie noted the rail of the queen l was t:~refu l lo wan th e N O~ ______..;=.\~~You'~e SuRE you sp t td c • K 10 8 7 "' fr om Ea st a nd tlec 1d ed if tA KQi06 t A a nyone held fow Ea st would IJc \ CAN WIN. EAST BORN LOSER • J •J 5.l2 • 74 t K IO n5 l SOUTH • A 8 .I • AQ 94 • J • Q86 :l l Vulnerable : Both Dea ler South West North East Pi:ISS H 3• I NT Pass Pa ss St Pass PH ss P<:~ss Pi:l ss .. L, Pct :-~s REVENOOERS CHOPPED UP MY STI LL man dummy's kmg of hearts and dummy' s ace of dubs li e came to h1s hand w1th the Jack of diomonds, ruffed a du b With dummy "s 10 O[ he" n s. led the sev en of hco rt:-; ami flllcsscd h1s rune lie then cashed the queen of So!Jlh Pa s~ l,a ss Openmg lead : • J lly Oswald .Jaroby and Alan Sontag Toduy 's hand helped Dr John F'l sher of Dallas and De l Parker of Austm wm the AN' POURED ALL MY CORN SQUEEZIN '5 IN TH' Sw1ss team a t the recent G t~ l l1n lmrg reg ronal s John 's frvc:-s pade lml wa.s a variati on or the grand slam force we have be~n CREEl< discussing all week . lie couldn 't bid six of any new suit except spades and he didn 't want to gd past six unless h1s partner held two '\·'-- ~ 1 of the three top heart honors. Do•I did hold those two lop ho11ors arul hrd ~cvc11 hearts in .sprtc of l•is r atlwr mini- .__:::::;:;:~~:__j 01\llll hitnd actor Bob Cwmn mgs On Uus day 111 hiStory · ln 1899, James Jeffn cs won the heal ywe1ght box1ng Utle b) knoc kmg nut Bnb r"llzSIIlllllOns '" New Ynrk nt.•w phase a nd ftrst quarter Th e mornin g sta r 1s Mercury The eve ning s t:H s a rc Venus. Mars, Saturn and Jup1ter 1110sc born on th1s dote arc Wldcr U1e s1gn of Genuni. Amencan soni.'Wrltcr Cole las! low spade from dummy and cl auned his contra ct The hand was what ex pert, call a illy down 111 that 1t was a cinch provided Del made ev ery correct pll:ly ft·om li'! Ck one on ftfl\ff.\,0 fii}'\1 l'lly In 1913. Congress passed an prov1d m g fo r "pa~ ~cts~ ac l you gu" these four ta x ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME by Henr• ArnoldandBoblee Jumbles. one letter to eacl'1 sq uare, to l orm tour ordtnary words VEVER 10 EMICH 10 0 0 ~AHMY~ J r 0 10 No one 1s vulnerable East tCROAFT I deals and bHb one elnb 1\n Sitlm~ mcom t.:! deduCti ons ll aul hom.cd emp loyers to Withh old p~1 y m e nt~ from s a l t~ r y checks ~ ~ ~~ '\ Unscramble \\ ' :J I Porte r was born June 9. 189:!. Th1s th e !iHth b~rthda~ •>f The Al manac United Pr ..s International Today IS Fnday, Jun e 9, the J6()th lla) Of 1978 With 2()5 to follow. The moon is bctwe<>n 1ts sa w West show out. Ill s nc.l(t step was t o eash Q BARNEY TH' DADBURN th~ heurts whtle lll sl'arding the It Pi:I SS trumps , Then he cttshl•d h1s a ce and t Q • 6 • 96 53l 9 S..J:: :'-.0..~,2;=; - = ~ '<c-1"-----'"-.__ :so :w W tTH A I'IN:: \\ =rz=- t.::::-<. l·'J~ =;:::~ Harrisonville Society News :w l'HE:Y !ZAN YOU o :::;: --1:= ROP? AN ? W:=NT OV:''<. YOU R. CAQ ~\JS.AC~:::J A~J "-i:JU:;:: '' ' ' '" ' South. you hold 6-!*- B • 76 • A K .I 8 t A Q 1 74 SOUNDS LIKE A LOW CHAR'ACIER 11-J PARIS, • 9 :1 Iowa r·cadcr wanl!:i to kn ow what call we make. We b1d one heart We aren't proud of the bid. but think 1! the best acti on ava il· able , Nl· W~ I'AI ' M t I:N 1LIO'His f.: 1\,-;.r.;N , tFnt a copv ui .JACOBY MOOSt?fld !1 10 ' Wrn at BudQe. cat e of lh1s ne wspa · rer P 0 Bo• 489 Raaro Ctty J KJ lvtswer here: [) A[ Now arrange the ctrcled le tters to form lhfi! s urprise ans wer , as suggested by the above cartoon XI I 11 ] ( I I I J (Answe rs to morrow) VeSietday's I Jumbles ALBUM lWINE HANSOM BEDECK Answer Co uld be strung up by the neck i - BEAOS ERN Sralt0/1 New YO<' N Y 70019 I ' Jumble Boot< Na. tO, with the lltMI110 puu:ltl, is avat'-ble tor $1 .35 poetpaid from ..lun"tbft, CIO rhil nuEpapw Bo~r: :M, Norwood, N.J. 07648 lrOUde your name, edchal, q. OCidlllf'ld l'nlbrd'IM:ks Plf)'-.ble kl ~•w Jllij+boc*l �MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. John F. Fultz, Mgr. Ph. 991-1T01 Pomeroy ELLIS & SONS SOHIO K&C JEWELERS ~ '\ J(eepsake' ( r "-__,- KLI~ -.._.....o..-.~ ..... 112 E . Mam Stree t ~92 - 3 7 85 , Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Complete Automotive Service Locust& n2-9921 Str'!!lfle McCOY SERVICE !For AReal Auction Call The Real McCoy) 1. 0. (Mac) McCoy 915-3944 RACINE PLANING Samps on Hall 5upt RUTlAND CHURCH OF GOD, IChool supt Church Sc hoo l 9 15 Re v tlobby Porr &r pastor Sun · cloy school 10 am Sunday w a r · a.m , worsh tp ~ e r ... tc e. 10 30 am We Doctors· Su nday evenm g Chotr rehear sal , Tuesday . 7 30 :. ht p 11 om Prescriptions Mill Work p m unde r d• recfl on o f Al 1ce serv tce 7 p .m , Wed nes da y Fom •ly Tro 11ng Hour 7 p m Wed nesday !91-29SS Cabinet Making Nease. Pomeroy POMEROY CHURCH O F THE wors h1p se rv 1ce 7 30 p. m Syracuse 9'12-3971 HAZH COMMUNITY CHURCH , NAZARENE Corne r Unton an d Near lon g tsono m Edsel Har t Mu lberry Re\1 . Clyde V Hender ton , pastor Svndoy sc hool 9 30 pes tor Su nda y schoo l 10 o m Chvrd'l 7 30 p m pray er am ., G len M cClung, supt , morn mg worsh tp 10 30 a m ev entng 1 meetmg 7 30 p m Thursd ay MIDDlEP O ~ T PEN TECOS TAL servtce 7 30 mtd· weell serv tce Th11d Ave th e f.lev Wd l1 am Kn1 t 1 1 Wed nesday , 7 JO p m • 'JJs S Third tel pas tor Ronal d Dugan , ~ u n GRACE EPISCOPAL The Re"' 2B2 W, Main 510 N. 2nd Middleport day Sc hoo l ~ u p t Cla sses for all Albert Moc Kent te re ctor roy 992-9961 Midd lepor1992-34S 1 Ph . 9'12-JISS \/te e II o m Sunda y sc hoo l 11 age s evenmg se ' " '' e 7 30 81ble a m Ser vtce condu cted by l ay study Wednesday 7 JO p m leaders , Dole Dullon and Rome youth ser.,. •ces Fndoy , 7 JO p m MIDDLEP ORT F ~HWill SAP Wtl l•omson POMERO Y CHUR CH OF CHRIST , li ST Cmner Ash an d Plum Noe l Herr man pa stor 5otu rdoy even Nat1onw1de Ins. Co. :!12 W Motn St John McArrhu r mg ser.,. •ce 7 30 p m Su nda y of Columbus, 0 . pa stor Bibl e sc hoo l 9 30 a m Sc hool 10 30 a m 804 Main mormng wo rshtp 10 30 o m MEIC. S 992 ·23T8 Pomeroy Youlh meetmg s, 6 30 p m even Ph . 949-9TJO COOPERATIVE PARISH tng worsh tp 7 30 Wed nes da Y, M<THODISI CHURCH mgh t praye r m ee !Hlg a nd Btble Robe r t T Bumgarne r ~ tudy 7 30 p m Director THE SAL VATION ARM Y 115 POMEROY CLU STER Bu tte rn ut A ve Pomeroy Envo y Re " . Robert Ho yden and Mrs Roy W tntn g off •cers 1n The Store Rev James Corb tll ch a r ge S un d o y - h ol •ne ~s W1th A Heart C H~ ST~ R Wors h1p 9 15 a ,m mee tmg , I 0 o m Sun day Sc hool 116 E. Main Racine Church Sc hool I 0 a m 10 30 o m Sunday sc hool leader Ph 949 -2616 POMER O Y wors h1p se rv1ce YPSM El o•se A dam s 7 p m 50 ivo l •on meet1 ng , ve no u s 9 15 o m Su nday s.chool 10 30 Rev Rob er t Ho yd en 1 Con ventent spea kers and mu SIC spec•o ls 7 30 a m m1n 15 ter Markets p m Thursda y 10 a rn to 'l p m ENHRPR I S ~ Worsh•p 9 am tod 1es Home league all w omen 1nv1ted 7 30 p m pray er meet •n g Chu rch Sc hoo l I 0 o m HOCK SPRIN GS Worsh 1p 10 and B1 ble stu dy Bob Estep, Church School 9 15o m leader Rev Noel Hermo n a m Pomeroy 992 -2582 UMYF o30pm teacher Ma son 773-5721 FLATWOODS Wot sh• p 11 o rn BURLIN G TO N SOUT HERN BAP Chu rch Sc hoo l lO a m TIST CHAPEL ~c ut e 1 Sha de MI DDLtPORT CLU SHR Pa stor Bobby £1km s Sunda y Rev Robert Bumgo rnEH Monday schoo l 5 p m Sunda-y worsht p H ~ ATH Robe l! Bumg 01 ner 5 45 p m , Wed nesday pr ayer ser Acts Pas tor Worsh1p 10 30 am vtce 730 pm 7 7 7- 78 PO MEROY W ESTSI D< CHURCH Ch urch ~chool Q 30 a m UM YF 0 pm OF CH RI ST 200W Mo mS! Jerr-y Tuesday RU Tl AND W1l bur Hd t Pa ~tor Pau l mm•s ter phone 1N2 7060 Acts Worsh1p 10 30 o m Chu rc h School Cons erv011"e non IIHirumen to l 7 7 79-30 Sunda y worshtp 10 a m Btble 9 30om SYRA CUSt CL USHR study 11 a m worsh•p b p m We dnesday J.le " Harv ey Koch J1 Wedne sday Btb le slu dy 7 p m Eatlnor ASBUR Y W orsh 1p 11 o rn Acts OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN Carry Out Chur ch ~c h ool 9 50 o m UMW CHURCH Rev Ro l p h Sm1 t h 12 1-25 hrs t Tuesday f! 1bl e Study Thurs 126 E. Main pa stor Sunday school 9 30 a m 7 30 p m Mr s Wor ley Fronc1s supe nnten 992-6304 ~ C R ES T HUN Worst·11p 9 o m dent Preaching u1r v•ces ft rst B. pomeroy th ird Sundays tollo w tn g Sunday Chu rc h Sc hool! 0 a m MINENSV1lll: Wor~h•p \0 a rn Sch ool GRAHAM UN ITED M ETHODIST Churc h Sc hool q o rn ~Y RA CUSl: Church ~ch ool 9 00 Preachm g q 30 a m ftr st and se o m Wo r sh1 p serv1c e 7 30 p rn cond Sunday s ol eac h mon th Thursday The afternoon sun was streammg through the a ltar w1ndow the SOUTHt:N N ClU~ T~ R th trd and four th Sunday s each 116S . second A c ts and Carole spoke the~r vows She looked eve n lovelier w1 th day Ken Rev Oovtd Harrts mon th , w orsh1p ser v 1ce at 7 30 Pomeroy 13 112 Clus ter lead er p m Wedn esd ay even1n gs at the soft transfusion of llgt-.t upon her face But had tt been a cloudy 991·3325 214 E. Matn Rev Steven Wtlson 7 30 Pray er and Btb le Study day. the re would have been no le ss prom1se 1n it for th1s couple Fnda y 991 SUO Pomeroy Flo1ence ~m1 t h SEVENTH DA Y A DV t:Nrl ~ 1 Acts Hdton Wo ll e Mulbe rry He tghts Rood Pomeroy Love needs hghl 13ut the l1ght tha~ love needs comes not fro m AssoCi at es 13 13-52 Pa stor , A lb er! 0 111es Sabbat h the heave ns but from Heaven tlself It IS I he lig ht of d1v1ne truth of B~ T HA NY (Dorcas) Worsh 1p Sc hool Su perin te nden t Cl a ro 9 J() a rn Church School 10 .30 Saturday Mci nty re Sabbath ~ c h oot So tur fa1th of relig1ous co mm11ment day oh ern oon at 2·00 w1 th War am Acts Deutz Tracto rs. New Holland CA RMEl Chruc h ~ c ho o l q 30 shi p Ser v1ce foll ow in g at 3 15 That IS exactly what our md rn age vows mean to Chn st1a ns 14 1 23 Farm Machtnery 461 S. l,ord. Middleport RUTLAND FIR ST BAP TIS T am Wors h1p 10 30 om ::l 11 d and ThiS IS wh y we usually prefe1to be mamed 1n church Our prom1 ses Spnng Ave . 9~15101 41 h Su ndays CHUR CH Stste r Ha mel! ~91 -2 196 Pomeroy APPL ~ G R OV ~ Sunday ~ c h oo l are g1ven not only lo one another bu l to God Ou r Jove loo ks up to WaH'I &r Supt Sund ay School 9 30 o m Wo rsh1p 7 30 p m ls i t-----;-----'---~~--1 Q 30 o m morntng worsh •p H1m who descnbed h1 mse lf as 1he Light of the world. ond l t d Iunday> Ptaye• meettng I 10 45o m J THE Hll AN O CHAPEl George Wedne~ doy 7 30 p m 1- ello w.,Jup For Ken and Carole evel)' Sunday 111 churc h re news·the glo w >uppet I"'' Sa l ut day 0 p m UMW Casto pou or Sund ay Schoo l o n th e ~r faces and 1n lhw hearts q JO a m evtmtng w or ~ h t p 7 30 2nd Tuesd ay 7 30 p m & I: A ST Li:: TAR T Chruch ~ c ho ol 9 Thu r,doy e._-em ng pray er ser¥tCe a m Worsh tp ~er v•c e 10 am 448 Locust 7J0p m · t..>l• '-<!'1 "' '~ -. !>lt•AJ , t •' > J"•''• • '-'• • >~'••~ •''l'"'d For The Best In TV Viewing Pro .,e r me elmg 7 30 p m . 991 -3093 POM EROV fi ii: Sl BAP TIST Call992-lS05 Middle Oov td M an n m•n•s ter W •lltom Wed nesday UMW IHSI Tuesday 7 30 p m Wa tson Sun day sc hoo l supf Sun doy ~c h ool q 30 o m morn1ng RACI N< Wt~ l tY AN ~undoy school 10o m worsh1p 11 om wOrlh tp I 0 30 a m FIRST SOUT HERN SAPTI ~1 2~2 Chaot pto """ lhutSdoy ~ p m Equipment LnAIH FAll ~ Chu rch )choo l Mulbe11y A "e Pomeroy Pau l J Salt s·Service 10 o m Wo r~ h•p serv1ce 9 o m . Groceries Wh 1t1t Pa stor Gory Sa sho m Sun Frre Extinguishers MORNIN G ~TA R Wors h1p 9 30 dor , (hoot sup! Sunday sch ool General Merchandtse am Church ~chool 10 30 om Fire Depl Equip. 'I JO o m morntn g wors h 1p RaCine 949 -2150 M 1d Week ~e-rv1ce Wedn esday ~ Rutland 10 JO evet"'tng wor~htp ~ 30 p m M tdweel.. prayer serv1c e 7 30 pm M O JI ~ ~ CHAI' tl Wor ~ hp 11 pm am Church ~ c h ool Q :SO a m M IDWA Y COMMUN ITY l~ N r H PORTl AN D Wor-. h•p 7 J0 p m Dex ter Rd langs ville Oh•o N:e v Clyde Ferrell Pa sto r Sunday Chu rc h ~c h oof 9 30 o m Professional Servtce Featuring Deep Steam ~ U TTON Chur ch )chool 9 30 lla kers of 11 a m 'J o tur day Schoo l Aenai-SchoolsExtraction o m Wors t'1 1p I stand Jrd )undoys Good Bread preo chtng ser._-•ces 7 30 p m Weddlng s 992 -2206 or 992-7630 Pomeroy , Wednesday even.ng Btble ~ l udy 10 30 am Chester 9BS 4151 H NO RTHtA ~1 CLUIItR Rt. 3, Pomeroy ot 7 lOp m Re, Rtchord Tho mas FAITH I ABERNA CL< CHURCH fl o!. tor Bo dey Run Rood Ne.,. l: mmett Duane ~ydemll•cker >YRACUSt fi ~ S T CHURCH OF X>rv•c es 11 a m Rowson , pastor Handley Dunn serv•ce~ 9 30 a m )undo ( X hoo l C h• •~ llon ~ nde.o"o ' I JO p tn .nq w OI ~" r I 0 J(J 0 rn ~unda y Wot !> htp 11 o m a nd 7 p 111 B1ble John Oouglo 5 ) tudv Wed nes day 7 p m Voc a l GOD ~ A CRE O Ht:ART Rev Fat her No i Pe n tecos tal Re" su p ! Sunday sc hool , I 0 a m Sun 10 JO o m )ong se1111 Ce 8 p m f'H!m h111g fllf'llllltj ~~ , ,, ., P I p m Wed n l•\ A s~oc10 t e s G eo rge 0 1ler pas to r Worship Paul 0 We lt on postm Phone day ev en1ng serv1ce 7 30 Btble SRAO B U ~ ~ C HU~ C H 0 ~ H 30 p tn M rdw £•elo. 1-' 1aye1 day I'V l''Hng ptClyt"~ ~ ~ ,.,.,< ,-~ I :.10 lllU!.IC JOPPA Worsh•p lO a m MAlON A" t M BL Y Of GOO ~c •v•ce )und oy 9 45 o m Sun 9"11 2825 Sa turda y eventng Mou teodun g , 7 30 p m Thu r sday L HH I ~ 1 Mr Donald flo le y pasto r meetmg Wedne r, rlo r I p m Hoy p Ill Praye t )undoy ~c h ool 9 :JO o m 7 30 Su nd ay Ma ~s . 8 a nd 10o m D YESV Il LE COM M UN IT Y Church Sc hoo l 9 o m w or IHlHlU H M 1Mf'll~1 f.l ov l arl Oudrltn g l one M ason W Vo day sc hool II a m wor ~ h t p ser Adorn ~ , loy !eodC'1 Meel 1llQ Wed ne5 doy tl p m (hes ter l erJ!lQn l Po ~ t or Sunday II'ICf;' 7 JQ p 1T1 fh u rsd oy p1oye 1 Coll l es~•on , Saturday 7 7 30 p rn sh1p '>e1v1ce 10 :mom ) unday CHUR CH R o g~r C Turner pastor CHU FI ( H 0 1 J t ~ U ') ( HIII~l ) huh' ' po • Tor Wor .., htp ""' ' v1c e LONG BOTTOM ~undoy s< h oo l se r v • c e ~ 7 p m Ch tldren ~ mec l1119 7 30 p rl'l CHRI ) TIAN BAPTI ST On t he Sunday sc hool q 30 a m Sund ay you th gr o up l ()( oted a! kutla nd o n New l11tlO Q JO o m ~ unduy '>( hool 10 JO ~dwo l Q -15 a m M 1 H~RMON Unt ted l:i1e ltuen Hau te 7 b ypa s~ Jo mt?s t Keesee morn1ng worsh•p 10 30 ~un d oy ot q 30 om W orsh•p serv•ces 01 Wedne sday 7 p m o 111 H1hlf' ~ h rrl .,.. ond prayCt ~ or Chur ch 6 4J p m Young P eo p l e~ ~o o d nel< ! to l a te st A <rc Po rk ) 1•1 v1ce b 45 p m honge lt sll c Church ~un da y ~chool 9 )0 o m 7 J0 p m B1bte ~!ud y and Youth posl or Sunday Hhaot 10 a m even•ng serv1ce 7 30 ANliQUilY BA Pr l) l fl ov ~orl ~cv Hoy Ruuse pos tOf !la bor ! VI{<.' lh ut<,do; I JO p tn mee t •n g a! ~ p m on ':lhuler M IDDlEPORT morn1ng wor~htp 11 o rn even pO ':..!Ot )undoy ~c h oo t M us~ c 1 )unday ~c h o ol wp1 ~ u " ( A IHHOf.J l HUHCH K H! g ~bUIY ~crv1ce 7 30 p rn W o men ~ M 1~ Wo · ~ h·p ~ervtce 10 45 om MT MORIAH BA PTI ST Corner Wed nes d ay~ 9 JO o m Chur ch setv •CC 7 p m day ::.cbool 10 JO o m war \ h• p Wood Go1 y 1\1119 po~tor ) u n do~ o,to nory Cou nctl 10om l •rs t ond fJ reochmg s e 1 v1c e~ every ~undoy tng serv•ce , 7 NORTH Bl:I HH W orsh 1p 11 youth mee11flg b p m 1ue ~ doy B• 1h 11 d I ue sdoy !. Praye• ond H1ble olt crna t •ng w t! h C f: Wednes da y l HINITY Chrts ttan A ssembl y Fourth a nd M otn M•d dleporl ~ch o ol lf JO o m Hal ph lorl I JO p m B•bl \ ~ l ud y W f'dne~ am Chur ch ~choollO am ) tudy Wednes day 7 :!0 p rn Coolv tl le G1lbert Spence r ble ~ t udy 7 p m prayer me etm g 7 30 p m N: ev Rev Henry Key Jr pas tor Stun day l JO p m Jo•u,doy n1gh1 '>Up('11nl( 1 1 di't T ('vCfHil9 WOI '>h lp Al f Rl; O )undoy 'Jc hool 9 30 HARII ORO CHURCII Of C HRI ~ I James teach day School Q 30 o m Mrs l:r vm RA CI Nt CHUR CH Of TH< pra yer !.ennre I :JU p 111 pos te r oo ... .d poi!OI 'Ju nd oy ~chool q lO a m I 30 p m Pt oy('• mee11ng IN l H H I ~ liA N UN ION lhe 1-!ev rno rnmg w 01sh•p 11om Sunday Baumga rdner sup! M orn.ng a m W o r ~h1 p 10 4 ~ om Prayer N A ZAfU. N~ Rev John A Coli Hl:Ml OCK C RO VI LH I?I~ IIAN Holler loy le ade r W!?dnp•,dny I 10 p m meet•ng Wed ne\day 7 AS p m 7 30 p m c ven tng se rv1ce worsh1p , 10 A5am man po ~ t o r hank lm Imboden J ~H OV AH ~ W llN l:.S~ H I m de Hoge 1 Wo t ~ on posto • Kenne th lONG Bll iiOM CHRIIIIAN Wdltom Campbe ll po::. to r ~undoy m tdweek pra ye r se1 vtce Wedne!. eo st of Hu tl ond, 1unc tt on ol Uou t M IDDLEP O RT CHURC H O f UMW Jrd Tuesdoy 8 p rn cho11mon of the Boo•d ol ( h r~s l:iy<H Jun doy ~<h oo t <,upl M om Brucf' ~n 11 T h tlO ':. tO• Wallace )c hool 9 30 am Jorne\ H u g he~ RH OSVI LL ~ !:tun doy 5< hool 9 30 11an ltle ~ up! even1n g sCt ll'tCC 7 30 p m CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNIO N 174 and No bl e Summ tl Rood P day 7 30 p m ~undoy 'Jchool 9 :SO "'9 war ~ h1 p q JO o rn ')un ()(Jin('w ood )up ' B•bl(.• ~c h ool om Worsh 1p 7 JO p m J.l rayer om Wedne ~ d oy ovenm g p rayer 174) ~ u n doy Bt ble lec tute 9 30 MO UNl Ohve C o m m un ll y lawrenc e M anl ey pa ~ t or M r<:. marn1n g w o r ~ h1p 10 JO day school 10 30 o n t.•vfllnng q :m n rn l'•t•n(h•ng '> I! I VI(e rue sdoy Sunda y even1 n g w o r ~ h · p 7 JO ~CIII'tCe 7 JU WNint•\doy ijtble 10 4J om No c,. e•11nq \NviCt:! mcellng 7 30 p.m You th pra yer a Wat ch to wer st udy , 10 JO lhurch l ong So llom Ru sse ll Russ ell Young ~undoy School M ee llng 7 30 p m ViS itolton7 30 p m I st Thursday om , Tuesd ay , 61bl e study 7 and (ltne supe nnt endefl t ~un d oy p m Proy e• meettng W edne ~ ) rudy 7 J(J p m ~-IY ~ I ll I< U f~ HH:t: M~ 1HOD I ~ T. SCI VI( Q UQ{h IUI:!Sdoy Supt Sunday )chool 9 30 o m S!t V ~R RIUG l Wors h•p 10 o m ~ AI R V I t W BIBLE CHU RC H ij 15 p rn day 7 30pm M1 UNION BAI' I I ~ 1 lJon ( HUHCH Un v HN bett Aliu1g Thu rsd ay , theoc ro1 •c ~c h oo l 10o m You th g roup 011 d Eve mn g wor~h•p 7 30 Wednes Chur ch ~chool 9 o m tctor I W Vo Ht 1 fl ev Char le~ school day prayer meet•n g 7 30 p m RA CI N ~ FI H~T ~Af-' li) T Uo n l Wt l\Or1 ~., n do y ~l h oo ! 1 30 p m serv •ce p•ayer mee tings Wed n es day 7 JO pa'>IOI )uPd CJy Sdmul 9 30 am TU P J.I t:H ~· PlAIN S Worsh•p q Wotker Horg t OIICS pa stor W or!o htp ser MI . M O RI A H CHURCH O F GOD , 1-'o ~ t or Honn1 e ~e l se • ~u p er•n t en de n l ~u•1d0'f !!C hool mce l tn g 8 30 p m p m Churc h ~e r ¥1Ces Sunda-y 7 JO Morn•ng ~erv•H' 10 30 o rn " 'ces 9 30 o m Su nday school HOPE BAPTI ST 570 Grant St p rn , l a wrence Bu sh , p astor floc. ne Rou t e 2 the fi e.,. James o m Ch urc h School! 0 o m Sundo y sch ool supt Sunday 4 4 ~ o m r vPfi•ng w or ~ h1p I : w h angcl• ., l •< 1CtvK P I :JU p m KEN O CHURCH O f CHR II T '.>c hoo l 9 30 o m rno rn•ng war M, Mun cy pas tor Sunday school , P• oyN lllN! tmg lhur~d oy 7 JO 11 o m evl:!n •ng wo rsh•p 7 30 M•ddlepo rt Hobby Elkms, pa stor p rn Pt oye1 IN?Ortnq I 30 p " ' p rn 1ue~doy co tt age pray er ~ u nd oy Sc hoo l 10 om wor ship 9 A5 a m mornmg w or5h1 p 11 G eo rge f-red ert ck ~u pt ) e r ... •ce sh1p 10 40 a m Sunday CII'E'Illl'9 Wed nc:.doy p Ill weeMiy 9 30 a m on Sunday o .m _ eve n.n g w orsh1 p 7 30 wors h ip 7 30 Wednesday eve 11 I UPP~H ) PlAIN ) ( HHI ) IIAN IIU!:O DM CiO)flll MI 'J~ ION at mee l1119 and H1ble ~t udy , q JO ser v•cc, 11 o m c"e n1ng ~e r ... •ce Prayer mee11ng l uesday , 7 30 Pr each1ng f ·r~ ! and th 1rd Sun d ay~ •ng tl •ble study 7 30 CHUIICH l uqC'n(' Undprwood 7 JO p m Thur sda y pra ye r Bold Kn o b l< rv La wre nce a rn Wo rs h•p se r vtce We d ne ~ ol m on th by Cl• tf o rd ~mtlh 9 30 pm Young peop lE! s meet m g l) AN VI tU Wl: St E'f' AN Re11 H pm tot Howo1d Coldw r> ll J• mee ttng a nd H•ble ~ tu d y 7 30 Gluc:>f>ntomp ~~ po~ 1 0 1 !l ager da y 7 JO p m om , ( Al VA H¥ BIBL~ CHURCH now pm 7 30 p m Thur sd ay D Brow n po sl or ~undoy ~cho o l )und o~ ~ch ou l ~upl "rtJnd ny W11llo•d ~ ~ Jundoy •. r hool '>Ufll HO BSON CHRI STI AN UNION MIDD LE PORT FIRST BA PTIS T 9 JO o rn mornmg w or~ h • p ~d10ol 'l JO o m RUTLAND FRHWILL BAPTIST M o 1n1119 )c r ~undoy ~ ch oo l 'I 30 o c vf'nmg loc aled on Pom e1 o y P1ke Co un ty ftev Ke1th '{bltn pasta• )under 10 A!:I you 1h ~erv• c e b 45 p m Corner St•th and Pol mer the Re¥ Le land Hol ey pas tor I J O 1> Ill l'10 yCt h: ood IS nca r Ha t w ood ~ N:ev Chu rch •no" 10 J[J a"' ) ul\doy ("•f'•l•ng w o ro,h1r M1ss Barbara Sieple, In· 9 30 a m Le onard event ng w01 ~ h tp H lo< ~w oo d pa stor ~erv1ce s o n )undoy sc hool 10 a m Kuby O tl e• pa§lor Robe rt Sc hool 7 30 p m ser v1rr:> 7pm 1ttQC I1ng WPdne ~ dO( I :SU p 111 ev t;J nmg d1ana and Mr. and Mrs. ~un doy at 10 30 am and 7 JO Por ker supen ntendent Sunday . Gilmore l•n• elder ev emng 5e r praye r an d pra, se W ednesday l ll AfU !All ~ UNillO You i h mectmg 'Ju ru luy ~ 30 p 111 serll'tCe 7 30 p m Pr ayer WMP O Rod•o program 7 4S o m , VICe 7 J0 p m Wed nesday pray er l JO p m MHUHH~N fl f',. I 1P£>Ior1d fJ orm w !l h Oo 11 and M.nr tho Mi'tJd a w~ rn p 111 wnh Su nday H hool q 30 mee t•ng , W ednes da y , 7 JO p.m . Harold Ball, Columbus, were meet1ng 7 30 p m a m B1ble :; tudy Wednesday ~ l l V ~ II flU N f.N:H BAPI I~ l Hev Sunda y School q 15 a m Morn ( HUU( H OF GOO of Pr ophecy pm tor J loyd Nor r 1•, ~ up f ) u11do y ( hUI qc> weekend guests or Frances M l M O ~ I AH CHURCH Of GOD IJO prn M o1 v1n Mar~ .n po st01 'Jteve lll mg Worsh1p 10 15 o m Youth oc loc al ed on 1he 0 J Wh tte Rood W Hil l ) ll i APH l oo 1 ~dle HO '><- houl 4 JO am mo r 111ng !>er IN U tPt:NO l: N 1 H O liNl: ) ~ off htghw o y 1b0. Sunday School Young . hvr!ies and fell ow ship ta r tun•or Ractne Rou te 2 The Rev Charles tie ~ u n doy ~ c h oo l ~ up! ~un doy ,ma n IOJOorn 1-'toyt~ I '> Nvi C t • I< Pv Hoy lJf'ptr-r po11or ~u .. doy Hand pO!i l or Su nday ~choal q 45 school 10 om Mr. and Mrs. Harold CHUflCH IN( Pearl ~ t M 1d an d sentor h•gh students b p m mornm g w ar )I hoo l 9 ~0 o 111 wor'>hrp ~ ervr<.C 10 o m ~u p e n n t end e n t John Vlcdnc~doy 7 JO p '" 0 Dell Manley , Loveday F1rs t Wednesday nt ght Graham Sunday even•ng worshtp 7 JO o m , mor n1n g wo rsh1p 11 a m sh•p 11 a m ~undoy e" e""'9 C H~ ~ H~ (HU ~ L H Of l H~ I 0 :JCJ o m ~1b le ~ l udy and pro v er dlep01 1 !l ev and children , Evenm g ser.,.ices 1 uesdoy and worshrp 7 JO Ptoye• rrl ef' l tng NA LA Rf NI 1-i i• J tlr>tb(·!l GrO I(I p m M 1d· weelo. prayer s. I'H v1ces po~t o • ~ onn y H ud11on Su nday o l month CPMA ser v1ces , secon d ~{ r "''e WNint?~doy 7 JV p m Co lumbu s, were weekend Fr~ d o y 7 30 p m sc h ool :> up t ':»undoy s<hool , 9 JO Wed ne!odoy WMB m ee t ing th11d and B1ble ~ ludy Thur\do y I 30 po ~ t or Wo... lup ~ · rv• cu II om Wednesday 7 30 p m RUll ANU or Bessie Graham. guests 8EARW Al lOW RI DGt ( HUH( H p m you!h ~ erv• cc b p rn ~un CHURCH OF CH RIST M 1d o m evQnm g wors htp 7 30 p m and I JO p .,, ~un d oy !>unclay ~UilANI) l HURCH O f ( HRIIl thr ough l1lth yo u th se rvtce Uuone Worden l-'rny~ 1 and pr ol !iC H !I VtCe Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gibson dlepo rt 5t h and Ma 111 George Of CH RI ST day ~r h ool 4 30 o rn ~ ~eho•d bm! o n Croyle , pastor , G eor ge lor•v (ul 1•rnon po., to • Co ) un m•n •s ter B1ble do~s . 9 :m o m G lm e mmrs ter M tke Gerlach CHtSTER CH U ~ C H 0 1 GOD ~ upt Proy £1• rner•tlllq WPclnr>• HOP ~ BAPTI ST ( HAPH 570 and Robin, Columbus, spent day \( hool ~ur t !> )om M r K.,m ey Wedn esd ay l 30 p m morn•ng wors htp 10 )() a m I Ht PtoPl < I CH U ~CH Of G ronl 51 M1dd lepo rt Re v ijo bby 5upenn1enden t Terry Yan key Jlc, Donny H Cook po ~ t or )un day I 30pm and Ht:nb !::IIIII )undo y !>chool and weekend with Mr. and Mrs. w orsh1p b)() p m Co rn el M<M and t:lk ms Sunday sc hool 10 o .m , you th mtn1s ter B•ble school ~ · J O eve nmg do,- !.Chool 9 30 om wor5h1 p bHA LH O II U L HUH L H 0 1 ( Qtntr'lun• on '1 :.JO am W o , ~ hrp J.IOMt:lofOY Bob Alkire. CoU 11 )t<:; , tht rd !loot ov er morning wor sh•p o m mornmg worsh1p 10 30 Wedne sday Btble study b 30 p m serv1c.e 11 a rn evenmg H~rv1ce l HHI ~ 1 Gobr1e l Mn<. pa •. IOt B• and con'IU!ll('ll\ 10 JO am 11 ev enm g Kt:NO CHURCH O f. C HRI ~ T 7 00 you!h ser vrce Wed11es doy Henr y worshtp am e._-enmg w or~htp 7 30 Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Carro ll bl " )undoy )t llool CJ 30 u m mo1 H UILA t ~(J (O MMUhlll Y ltqh tho use H c~ t ouron l 7 30 p.m , Thur !.doy George f-redenc k sup • )undoy 700 pm pra yer sePI IC e 7 p m Wednes nm g church 10 :J() am ~undo y lHUk ( H 'Jundoy ':u-ho ol 'I :w look poslor ~undoy schoo l 10 evemng 61bl e ~ tudv and proyer and Carness visited his mor n1ng ser¥•Ce 9 30 o m w 1th o 111 rr'IOrt11ng w o rsh 1p 11 o m .. mee t1ng 7 30 p ,m Aft•ha ted wd h I A NC~VI L U ( Hiofl~ T1AN evell111q \e l vrCC I 00 p m o 11 1 wOt'>lllt> '> ('lvrf(' 11 0 m day parents in Kentucky over the M IDDLEPORT CHURCH Of THt preoch1ng on f1rst and th1rd )un C¥e n111g ~ ervtce 7 30 Wednes CHURC H Raben M uHer pa stor Wcdne~daydHvi<.Go I JOp m Wcdne\doy praye r rncctmg 7 >R C weekend. NAZARE NE Rev J•m Broome , doy of mon th by George P1ckens ~ u nd ov sc hool 'I :m a rn kny l A URll ( liH t-RH Mt 1H00t)1 p m you 1h o,o t v1ce~ ~undoy I day c ve n1ng ~e1v1ce 7·30 ln B~A O ~ O RD CHUR CH OF NEW STIVf: H ~V Ill ~ COMMUN I tcr dc no mmo t•o nol l ull go spe l pastor M rs M ary lo they ~und o y ) tgmon sup! rnorn•n g wor sh•p Mr . and Mrs . Frank CHUfKH ~ ev l lo yd I ':lh oo ~ p m ~undo y 111qht w o r:>htp l 30 CH R I ~ T G obn~ M i o l pastor RUT LAN D CHURCH Of GOD school sup t Sunday sc hool 9 JO TY Church Sunda y School ser 10 JO ~undoy evenm g ~e r v•r P po ~ t or lloyd Wr •ght ~undo y HUllAN O l HUH CH O f 1H~ ~u11d o y school 9 30 a m mo rn - Howard and family and Mr. Pm. tor Uenn1s Bole s 'Ju ndoy "'1 9 chu 1ch 10 o m , mornmg wor sh•p 10 30 v1c e , q .e5 om Wo rsh1p ser vtce l 30 mtd week ser v1ce Wed"t'\ ~ h oot Svpt M o • llulg Wor \ htp r IAl AIIlhH: lll? v Lloyd D G• 11nm ,m Jun•or and Mrs. Melvin Howard, Jr. o m Sund ay evong e l1st•c 10 JO Ev ongei •SIIC ~e r v1c e 7 30 doy 7 p m ~choo l 10 o m worsh tp serv •<e. church pr og ram un der d lfe ctian 9 :.10 a rn ') undav ':!1 hool I 0 10 Jr po, ror )undav \<.hool 4 Wednesday Prayer ~V R AC U ~l: CHUkCH Of. 1H~ am Wed pe~doy flroyt' o•,d B• 0 m WQI ~hiD SCI VIC{' "10 :J0 0 rn 11 :SU o m Olld 7 30 p m Prayer of Koren M ror for ch ildren 'j . \0_ or Dayton spent weekend with mee ting , 7 00 p , m Pr a yer p m NA l AH~Nl: Rev lJolc ~ OH meeling , W adn es day , 7 30 p m mee lmg 7 30 ble ~ t u dy 7 JO p m )un!'loy evrn Br oadro:; t t.... e o ver WMP O young mee l tflg Wednesday 7 30 p m . du11ng re g ular chu rch hour 1n Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Howard. ZION CHURCH O f CHRI ST RUTlA ND AP (b TOLIC C HU~ C H chui ch ba se men t !:Iun day even U N I TE D P RES B YTE RI AN po ster Bob Moore ~umiay mg wo"h•p 7 JO p m (hott f-'10( pe o ple\ $/"fYI(C 7 p m Mr . and Mrs. Fred Riggs Don X hool 5up t Sunday sc hoo l '1 JO 11ce l hur~ doy 7pm MINIST RY OF MEIC. S COUN TY Pom eroy· Hor r.sonv •lle Hd ~ V O IIgd•·· '· L ~ l'r VI( C I 30 pIll 0 ~ J ~ ~U) ( HR I~ l , ~ l d er James tng J>e r v• ce 7 p m W e d ne~ doy visited Sunday with Mr. and Ken nedy pas to1 8111 M ct: lroy am ma r!"' ng w or~ h 1 p I 0 4!> Dw•gh l l Zav• h :, d1rec tor Dt X I I R CHURCH Of CHR III WNi nNd<Jy H~• Yl((' 7 :w p 111 M1ller Hlblo st ud y Wednesd ay, ~t:HVICe 7 JQ p m Mrs. David Riggs. ~ urr d o y 7 :SOp rn ~und oy Sc hoo l 10 am HARR ISO N V ILL E Sund ay ~cho o l sup t om eJongeii SI IC serv 1ce 7 p tTl Cherie~ Ru s!:te l t ~~ rn•n1~ t ('t MA ~Q r J l0U N1Y JUSILtE C H~I S TIAN C ~NlER S(hool 9 ~0 o m m ornmg wor lundoy n1g hr !t.e(v tc.e 'f :w p r•n PlfE S!S YTfRIAN , R@ , ~ rn tu t Mr . and Mrs. Robert Alkire Wer' lf1!oday ~erv1Ce~ proye• R1c k Mo( ombe r wp1 \undny IIJ( )1 ':lO Ul H!flf~ ~A P 11~1 (o r Georges Creek Rood . Church POM H OY W tHl:Y A N sc. hool , 9"30 om ., m ormng wor - visited Sunday night with Mr . Stncld ln pastor Sunday chu rch sh•p and commun 1on 10 JO am and P'O•s e I p m Nororene '>chool CJ o rn wOr ">lt1r ., ,., " "' of lf'tond and A nrl t\f ~Qn HOLIN ~ S~ HOi fiSOn 'o'lll e Rood , sh•p 10 30 eveni ng servi ce 7 30 school 9 JQ o m , M rs Ho mer ~ o nd a y evemng youth ( hr tsifo '1 you t h 7 p m IJa •lv rrovc• vtr(' IU J(J a 1n B•blc ~tud • l•1•"· Mu ~n n f' o•, rw l 'onk l owlbot and Mrs. Marvin Hill. t: ndeovor b p m wors h1p ser IX>wey l( mg p o~o tor Ed•soh +-' •oyer meeting We dnesday , 7· 30 meet •n g f1 J(J o m Mpn" proy e• dov I :J[Jp 111 Lee , sup l . morning worsh •p \undoy ~chool "' 4 ~ o '" war v1ce l p m Wed ne~ day even1ng meer. ng ~O IUfday I p 111 J<lt- O R G ANI L ~O CHUfllH 0 1 •h•p o;r>t v,<r> I I a 111 onrl I :JO Wcovor I'IU I~ IOfH Henr y t:b hn, pm 10 lO prny er meeimg and B1ble s!udy 7 Jr 'wndoy schoo l :.opt )undoy tuU I UNIIW B~U11R I N IN Jt W'• C HPI ~I 0 1 l AIItR DAV 11 m MIODLEflORT . Sunda y school W ('o ~ ly ~.bll' Jtu dv ~ I PAUl lUTHtRAN CHURCH, The While House, with o;c hool fi JO a n'l, mointng w or ( HI< I ~ 1 t-ldf'll k' ~ lo k t' PO"~tOt ) A!N l~ Pn r lla ,td Ha r 1111;1 Honcl q JO o.m Richa rd Vau ghan , supt pm VII rl'H' ~ doy I JO p m Corner ol Sycamo re and ~ ec ond grounds coverlnK 18 acres, is II JO HN lU THtRAN l HURCH , /up 11 o rn ~un d a,y evemn g ser · ~h Pom eroy. The ~ev Wlll lom ')unday ~chn!>l I() o 1n Howa rd Wdl•o•n Rt u ,, po· tn1 Hu\V'll MA'JO I~ ( HUII( tt O f ( Hill ~ I 1-' Mo rn1ng w o rsh 1p 10 :SO pari of the National Park Mmi1111Q ., ,~rrn n n 1-/ollltfl d .un lr •,(!,.,,,! lJ t!l•(l u• 1 1 ~ n . <11'1 1 M1ll1•r ":: t Mmrm W V!{ f! I JO prayer mee tl rlg l'tl ur s SYfiA CUSf: , M on11ng w orsh •p II P•ne Grove 1he fir ~ W dl!om Mc( <Jy ~ up! M •ddle5 wmth flo sto r ~un d oy f"o~lvl <;h urtl 1 11 om ~u nday · ;111 ~ r.: r • •t c ~ a m Sunday school 10 o m. M rs , Mtddl e ~ wor t h ~~~~ · day 'ld 'l' J • •v .,, 1 ~ c hoo l o t q 4) a m ond Ch urch System. :o ''"' l(ly I ' '"d, I 0 Ill rlo y I JO p rn TRINI TY CHURCH , Re"<~ W H Pemn pasto r Bob Buck Su nday SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY These Messages Of Our Religious Heritage Fill Are Sponsored Each Week By The Following: 9- The Da1ly Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, Fnday, June 9. 1978 DICK TRACY MIU • .... """ , A FRENCH'S SUNOCO ·SERVICE CENTERS MIKE SWIGER STATE FARM INSURANCE Ser ~~~TE~ . !OY -· DON'T TELL M!i IT DOE5~ T MA~E 'lOUR MOUTH P. J. PAULEY, AGENT ROSEBERRY'S PENNZOIL THAT OLD 'fOlYYI: GOT FOQ L.McKEE. EVIDE'NC& .. . WHY N OT TURN IT OVER. T O THE POLICE-~ CAME 5NI FFIN C? AROUND FOR A PIECE OF THI: WATER l .......--~ ACTIOI\J! w. RACINE FOOD MARKET AND GET THE TITUS NAME SMEARED AL~ OVER. THE S.CANDI\l.$H&ETS ~, ,NO THANKS! - 'IOU I'. EHOS$ -- HE- BESIDES-- EVERYTHINI:'> WHY NOT1. . ISN' T I COULD TELL 'EM l!i J U7T BMED 01\J M'l WORD... I STILL NEED fJA CI<IJP PROOF -· HOM AN THE DEA L I 'M OFFERIN(; YOU FAT AN D JU ICY EN OUc;H ~ INDEPENDENT WITNESS! Athens County Savings & Loan Co. - Ridenour TV & Appliance Gas Service Midway Market Bob's Market AAe 'IOU SURE 'VOUR FOOT'S A~L RIGHT? E;LBY. I THINK '>OUR MACHINe'S GONE A L ITTL E- HAY WI RS! LOOK! EUIOTT APPLIANCE II &s ~E NEW MOO!JL.E, A ~NISE GLOW ~INS 10 BRIGi-1-reN 'THE PIZZA SHACK 1N51DE OF iHE 'NANSMISSION OIAMSER . ORPHAN ANNIE-THE NOTORIOUS JOINT BLI T ll DOfS HU IH WH Y, HI: SHORf · - BUT 1\ f YEP · J f 6 S A C A ~ D HOWS YOUR DOES MANA GE '" AN D HE SHOR E KNI E. TH IS DOf S RECOVE R WH f l'< HE HFARS riDD! E MIJSIC MORN ING, UNClE JES? Hf.\5 TO SlAV IN 13ED ntL 1 MOST BRFAKFASr II Mf VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. Reuter-Brogan Insurance Services [)(X AND HIS FRIENDS \'vORl< ON f O GE1 UP FOI< BREAKFAST · 1-iEH - HEH 1 ~N CE '? RABB IT I-I Ol LOW ? IONI(IHl :;> !ELL ~l f R YES ' YES ;J 'f'E S, K'AlF'f " THE DANCE AI WOI..Il DN'l MI SS IT J:"ER rto uow ~.,_BI11l ANYfHtNG I D lOVE TO BUT·- 1 FuHon-Thompson Tractor Sales, Inc. Don Thompson Ford, Inc. WILKINSON II E · Sma ngmes Sales The4 t'm ~ cant be! But I saw 1t run ' [t Wat er 1n the rad1ator wat er in the qas tank! l am siiiLJ old fool bats 1n h1S bellhop! Service t--....=;;.,.,-----'--"-'----1 WAID CROSS SONS STORE Attend The Church Of Your Choice BROWN'S FIRE & SAFID ) ~ I This Sunday KEN GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY HEINER'S .BAKERY THE DAILY SENTINEL MARK V STORE Middleport .."' YOUNG'S CARPETING A _£ ~I T Pf2::35N::: :JC Ni l'!..., T~ R=\A.JV:: A:.._ VI) Middleporl · 0. w 1.. - - C>UT .... !: L- \ \E HO\V DI C' \;JU HAVO: TH:; ?:5T .v:::...~ V~JIZ -..=y C>ID-.:- 01\•:=. :;~T IV~A- T~::y u TOCT'--'CO'AB AN D STILL Cf\ 'J\E: UP :;M ~IY· r<AN 9cC' "RC \~ I /(lflt'W IH:Y? -.--/Xf )n ::QU ID,"i\::NT --;: ;\A . 'I :500D 'JHIN I\IN(S- BUT 1 w~::R::S · - -. . . BL'~" WE ~~C\'. A .!'.. our.: 70\I'JA w=. L L5 LCO!.(- ~A-- _::<\'\A'! '/vA3 <::sr:::.;f\'S ' i3 ~ C A LI KE.? ,vAYe::: KEEP Tl<' 'J:O "-tflV \13 );::.J< s~::S">;Y =.:<. -SLSC -cR:::-= :7' COM ING. ,, ~· -= r- ::~ Kr..J0\\ ~\ •-<~ TC OJ!?:: ~2 ;?._; TYE: J2~ r,...~~ 5 \\ -t w=-~<:: iX)NN--1 D[A] '<121-'T \.kJST V\A I\ T Z::: )l \1 :J==- '-4-\- (' 3f-JI [;CNN--\ . L'Or\ ::_ \C WE-L~ AT /ES----<:0'> <:D ::vo:o\:::0 ALL COST$/ ~ L' - ....;::-- ,:: TY·\-.3 1[(_ \h2 _.J.::K2 INTC -" 15 HANDS. GIVE II!M W!IAT liE WA!ITS t - K.:: 7:'~\:--' ::2:::-'\s~-<:v. . , . . :) ~ = ~ ­ ,\£: . . !_5 ~..\DS Friday, Juut• 9 I:. l :r. BRIDGE ICffP ,.EL.L..INu YOU, e:~NII:, / I Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag •• DON'T PLAY WJ,.H ••. Five bid asks slam !Jl'l Til YOUR' FOOD uNJ.,ess ; ftr.!:i t 111 h1s own ham.L • K 7ti lie noted the rail of the queen l was t:~refu l lo wan th e N O~ ______..;=.\~~You'~e SuRE you sp t td c • K 10 8 7 "' fr om Ea st a nd tlec 1d ed if tA KQi06 t A a nyone held fow Ea st would IJc \ CAN WIN. EAST BORN LOSER • J •J 5.l2 • 74 t K IO n5 l SOUTH • A 8 .I • AQ 94 • J • Q86 :l l Vulnerable : Both Dea ler South West North East Pi:ISS H 3• I NT Pass Pa ss St Pass PH ss P<:~ss Pi:l ss .. L, Pct :-~s REVENOOERS CHOPPED UP MY STI LL man dummy's kmg of hearts and dummy' s ace of dubs li e came to h1s hand w1th the Jack of diomonds, ruffed a du b With dummy "s 10 O[ he" n s. led the sev en of hco rt:-; ami flllcsscd h1s rune lie then cashed the queen of So!Jlh Pa s~ l,a ss Openmg lead : • J lly Oswald .Jaroby and Alan Sontag Toduy 's hand helped Dr John F'l sher of Dallas and De l Parker of Austm wm the AN' POURED ALL MY CORN SQUEEZIN '5 IN TH' Sw1ss team a t the recent G t~ l l1n lmrg reg ronal s John 's frvc:-s pade lml wa.s a variati on or the grand slam force we have be~n CREEl< discussing all week . lie couldn 't bid six of any new suit except spades and he didn 't want to gd past six unless h1s partner held two '\·'-- ~ 1 of the three top heart honors. Do•I did hold those two lop ho11ors arul hrd ~cvc11 hearts in .sprtc of l•is r atlwr mini- .__:::::;:;:~~:__j 01\llll hitnd actor Bob Cwmn mgs On Uus day 111 hiStory · ln 1899, James Jeffn cs won the heal ywe1ght box1ng Utle b) knoc kmg nut Bnb r"llzSIIlllllOns '" New Ynrk nt.•w phase a nd ftrst quarter Th e mornin g sta r 1s Mercury The eve ning s t:H s a rc Venus. Mars, Saturn and Jup1ter 1110sc born on th1s dote arc Wldcr U1e s1gn of Genuni. Amencan soni.'Wrltcr Cole las! low spade from dummy and cl auned his contra ct The hand was what ex pert, call a illy down 111 that 1t was a cinch provided Del made ev ery correct pll:ly ft·om li'! Ck one on ftfl\ff.\,0 fii}'\1 l'lly In 1913. Congress passed an prov1d m g fo r "pa~ ~cts~ ac l you gu" these four ta x ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME by Henr• ArnoldandBoblee Jumbles. one letter to eacl'1 sq uare, to l orm tour ordtnary words VEVER 10 EMICH 10 0 0 ~AHMY~ J r 0 10 No one 1s vulnerable East tCROAFT I deals and bHb one elnb 1\n Sitlm~ mcom t.:! deduCti ons ll aul hom.cd emp loyers to Withh old p~1 y m e nt~ from s a l t~ r y checks ~ ~ ~~ '\ Unscramble \\ ' :J I Porte r was born June 9. 189:!. Th1s th e !iHth b~rthda~ •>f The Al manac United Pr ..s International Today IS Fnday, Jun e 9, the J6()th lla) Of 1978 With 2()5 to follow. The moon is bctwe<>n 1ts sa w West show out. Ill s nc.l(t step was t o eash Q BARNEY TH' DADBURN th~ heurts whtle lll sl'arding the It Pi:I SS trumps , Then he cttshl•d h1s a ce and t Q • 6 • 96 53l 9 S..J:: :'-.0..~,2;=; - = ~ '<c-1"-----'"-.__ :so :w W tTH A I'IN:: \\ =rz=- t.::::-<. l·'J~ =;:::~ Harrisonville Society News :w l'HE:Y !ZAN YOU o :::;: --1:= ROP? AN ? W:=NT OV:''<. YOU R. CAQ ~\JS.AC~:::J A~J "-i:JU:;:: '' ' ' '" ' South. you hold 6-!*- B • 76 • A K .I 8 t A Q 1 74 SOUNDS LIKE A LOW CHAR'ACIER 11-J PARIS, • 9 :1 Iowa r·cadcr wanl!:i to kn ow what call we make. We b1d one heart We aren't proud of the bid. but think 1! the best acti on ava il· able , Nl· W~ I'AI ' M t I:N 1LIO'His f.: 1\,-;.r.;N , tFnt a copv ui .JACOBY MOOSt?fld !1 10 ' Wrn at BudQe. cat e of lh1s ne wspa · rer P 0 Bo• 489 Raaro Ctty J KJ lvtswer here: [) A[ Now arrange the ctrcled le tters to form lhfi! s urprise ans wer , as suggested by the above cartoon XI I 11 ] ( I I I J (Answe rs to morrow) VeSietday's I Jumbles ALBUM lWINE HANSOM BEDECK Answer Co uld be strung up by the neck i - BEAOS ERN Sralt0/1 New YO<' N Y 70019 I ' Jumble Boot< Na. tO, with the lltMI110 puu:ltl, is avat'-ble tor $1 .35 poetpaid from ..lun"tbft, CIO rhil nuEpapw Bo~r: :M, Norwood, N.J. 07648 lrOUde your name, edchal, q. OCidlllf'ld l'nlbrd'IM:ks Plf)'-.ble kl ~•w Jllij+boc*l �10 _ 'T'he natlv Sent mel, Mtddleporl-Pomeroy, 0 ., Frtday, June 9, 1978 P:fldfu~ :a;:7~olt:~ House o• Ira ler by h;-.t'?d mcome cou ple 991 11 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0 , ~'rtday, June 9, 1978 Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash I !5 I" llhn~ J tla) :. 101 2 zr. I j!i IHII 100 6 tliH ~ \lull! UH'I tltt' llliiiUI IWil I~ \I> Oili., I!>~ L't !l l !! j)t'l ~ ord ~~ dell F.arh Alb rumun11. ulfrtr llrl:ln tt•n~ttUlllt till\• Ol;tll ~ diltl~l'tl (1\ till l i lti\ rult In ITI~IIIUt 1 1 ru d uf 1 hank... and ti tt' llt:. J~l ~o~ rr rll l \00 Obt\Uilrl r ruumwn ( lt)illtt ml\ i111t t 'l uiJrlt> tlonrt "'' ll'~.11Hl' Hd'<t ]t .., Hit .. ,.._qJ\td unl) ~o~rtl r r,r ~ll 'olrth urdrr :!.'it~ rl •h,H /!:1 frrr .nh r<H I\ urL( Hu' :\um~ r l u l .ut vi !lit ~. n lint I lht l'uLh,htr rt~ t llr' tlu rrdt \l tl[lln t tt'JU1<illl iHhci tt l!lttl t l;. Jtrlrun,rl Jlrt l'ul!l blttr 1\ ll t rr• l lll tl ' 'fH n ~ rhh fur 1111111 tlr.ur rrl\1' 1111 111 rt<t tur~·r 111 n l'hwu (J9'2 2\:Ju HdpWanted f'ur Rent J ANU <1 RM furnt o;hed and un lurnl')heO opt~ Phone 991 )li.)HY lrorne houo,t.• b roatns and bot h ce llor ou t butldHlQS 4 oo es land at ...~d g e of Rutland Comple te 1rorle r hook up al !io :l bon k ~ appror o; ed pro perly ol SIS 500 Pho ne ~~1. l09 4 ~ 4 3 .:1 Cll l l!:: N ~ Our new you may be able to l"e 1n our opor lrner1t lm le, ~ than SSO o mon th f-o1 more tn !or mal on con ta ct Vrlloge Mon o• A pot tm en t ~ '!frJ 7787 !:.I::NIOR ren t er~ a~s , s to nce !:.~VI:: N fo!OOM j1ou se wllh bo th and garage N o pet' Co! I of fer ~ pm H.o~3 1900 tWO ts!::IJ~ OOM t rader No Coli ofte1 ~ pm tl43 ')900 ~f!'h NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES \1 •llllcn \ ,' 11nn S.tnud,n r ut ..d•• , ~ •lu d.n 1\ pM l.~t fm t pulJhl <~th•ll ~umlt\ H ' :\1 ~ I IIiA\ ii fl t I I UUil \H WI'::IH To e xt end OU I thank !> and apprec ,ar ,an to ou1 manY' I 11end~ and rel ot 1 v e~ wh o helped us m so many way' when we los • our loved one Our ~pec1ol thonko; to GIPtltm Re nne l ~ Cand y Blad, we11 !lob by and Hyll,a ~bltn A lso a ~p e c1 o l t hanK~ to the nu1se~ doCJors and stoli ol both HoiH•r MPd col Cente1 or td to the Cor d10C Core Un t l o Re v Mon1'> and to Ewmgs Funera l Home a ver y deep and stncere thank .:. l or all you dtd l o1 us Carrol and ho Jo McKentte and Koth lenn Clonch I H~ FAMilY o! A liCe E:1 Dod ~on exp1esses th eu opprec,oh on to everyone wh o sen t co1d !> flowers and l ood A lso to !::w 1119 ~utmto l Horne Rev A rnoo, 1 !Its a nd the doc t or~ and nur5 es who attended her 111 he• d i ne~~ and death ':ll AN ~ BARGAINLAND Matn ~~ r.lu! lond Qh,o We buy sell or rrode new and uo,ed mer chon d 1o;e ant,que~ lues ne w and used Open 7 day ~ a weeK 9 om Ia 5 pm Buy wt~e buy /r om HELP WANTED The Gallta -MeuJs Commun~ty Actton Agency IS seek mg quahhed applicants for the pos1t1on of Program Secretary Slulls required tnclude above average spH<t m ty ptng and shorthand and general cleriCal dut•es Applicant should be able to work w1th drflerent Program Or rect o rs Applrcat1on s are 1' 00 ocre~ 2100 fee l rood fr on tag e hce l le n t deve lop m en t po s!. tbrlr lt es No• th o f Pomeroy 99'J lOW available from the C A A OIIJce 1n Cheshire or the Oh10 Bureau of Employment Servtces Offtce 1n each co unty Deadline for accepting applications IS' June IS , 1978 The Galli a Me1gs Com mun1ty Act1on Agency Equal Opportunoty Employer IS an SI J00 Coli ~97 753q B~ ~ T >H~CliON Ch ec k our lo w, low pn ces on FERTILIZER, NITROGEN 1' POTACH, FERHJ-PELS & BLEND of the best wood stove!> 111 ~ o utheo s t eu1 Ohro Jotul M o t ~o l:fel Ttrolta 1 empw ood and Nal huo z,on Hea t Co 1:1 Putnam Dr loll Mdl ~~ ) Athe ns b! 4 591 I:/J79 o r bl 4 64blll:ll B U RR OUG H ~ ~~ N ~l MAliC ac coun l 1ng moc h rne 1-'ho ne 99] 715() 1he Uotly ':lenlmel Il l Coull )rreet Pomer oy Ohto U!:.~O TR A C lOf..l~ ~ EED A WATER SOFTENER? fWO FAMILY Yar d ~ole ~ a t June 10 h om9 tt Ken Mol son-; re<:.rdence Mo rn1ng o, tor 1-t rl Clo thrng M.ttchen llcrn ~ cot seal plo ~p cn rnto:,C 9<1Q 177! f-QU f( FAVtll Y Yard ~ole on Water ~ lr ce t towar d I he trader pork tr" ~ yro cu!.e Rolph to--ender res odence ~ ot u•doy QQ7 saas YARD ~ All I 11 ond ~a t 9 om to'; pm Chd dtcn ' cloth es m ~c adult clo the!. >~ e•y good M olell~ t ty clothe•. sr 1e 7 Q Bab y tor sco t laurel Cl!lf Hood Joc k ~ to n ley rPs.tdenre YAR D SAL !: h day and ~oturdoy 9 ro 5 f our th a nd Mo n Ronne Now Only APPLIANCE SERVICE •289.95 ) 4 ~2661 TO wo rk " ' f arnol o fields Tap pa-y Oollos Cleland ~· 9 No e .. pe n enc e nece.,~ o ry App ly rn pe rso n ot BlueT arion M1ddl epor I Let us t est vour wa t er Free Pomeroy Landmark Q n ·!_ack W Carsey , Mgr - l.::KJ Poone m 1181 W e hav e enlarged our serv rce d e partment and w1ll serv rce Hotpo1nt and other brand s Pomeroy Landmark 1971 ( U~TOM (H~VY Von N ewl~ po 1nred S')Q7!;1 Co li ofr(> r bpm ~H; JHI H b day s o week sa lary 'F/2 b l 73 01 Good 992 6206 NH L) 8ABnl l l ~H at home Ill 1-'ortl and 5 day s a week 7 am Phone l:ldJ 4802 10 6 pm doylrme or 1:1 43 4803 al ter b p111 lor keal 3 bedrooms , bath. large kttchen & dtntng nat gas F A f ur na ce hea t ft r e p l a ce , bast!ment po r c hes , 2 car garage 532,000 00 BABY FARM - 25 acres wtth ver y ntce remodeled home close tn 'l bedrooms ba f h , carpettng, panel ing new s1 d tng ba se ment , FA fur nace $30,851 oo LOVELY BRICK - Close to ne w Hyd r o Unrt 3 bedrooms Ph baths, F A fu rna ce . close to sc hool. 6 room s $35.000 00 LOVELY KITCHEN Tht s yo u shou ld see large d rn tng a rea wtth din ing bar , l bedrooms bath basement , aboul 28 yr s old IIB .ooo oo LIKE FLOWERS? - Here IUS I the buSt neSS for yo u Es ta blished for a num ber of years Tra i ning furntshed , t nfer es ted parttes ca ll IS BRICK & FRAME - I acre ground 3 bedrooms l !J.;o ba th , ntce k•t c hen & dt ntng a ll e lec t rtc , pat to, porc h ~ garage and wo rkshop 531, 900 00 OTHER PROPERTY TO CHOOSE FROM HENRY E CLELAND REALTOR HANK KATHY & LEONA CLELAND ASSOCIATE REALTOR S 992 1219- 991 ~ 19 1 ~ac k W Carsey , Mgr _ Poone992 -1181 ~I A\ t Q PH 991 63JJ 14 t ill"~ I ke new w•lh wheel!. to I tt Cht• vy vo11 Coli otter 6 pm 985 3H Hl WIL L CARl: !or the elder ly home Ph on e 997 731 4 H 14 pf owo; m ower $700 74? 7 1:1 ~0 WAlt H Wl:ll drtll,ng Wrllto m T Gran! / 47 7879 and BtAUTI ~ U LON!: Acre wooded lo t s tor so le Roc l.. ~ p r 111g s Oh10 C• ly wo ler neor H hoo l$ Ca ll alter 5 pm JO.l 'U3 n76 lWO Oi l & go'> l ea~e~ st luote d n Bed ford I ownsh1p Me•gs Coun l y Oh to ti wolfs pr odu o ng a d (li ereo ~ a r,d ) Moterrof fnyen to ry ov odoble Coli between 9 om and 4 pm at 99') 2! 4J Ca ll ott er 5 pm at CJq2 J/2 4 HO U ~ ~ AN[) ) lore but ldtng rn f..l ee dsv rll e 9H5 3519 MASH BROnfERS Alum. & VinYl Siding Under hang gutters & room addJI!ons For Free Eshmates Call 992-6323 or 992-6011 5-15 1 mo pd . ~;;t.. Porlratls Weddings Passports Anntversanes Special Occastons , Arab mo re and ge ldmg J yea rs o ld ':lee h key Htll ~ ICltwood~ Rood P om e1 0~ Ohr o 992 3El85 111 our 9am EXPERT HUNTER Wheel Alignment Closed Thursdays and Saturday at noon Your Full T1me Rul Esta te Broke r spl tl level colonial tn R 1gg s Crest Manor , S bedroom s, J fu l l baths famtly r oom wtth !))01 t able, tntercom sys t em and much . much m or e 111 Selltng pr tce - $65 ,000 00 RACIN E Ins ide cor porat ion l lm tt s, ntc e 3 bedroom home, I bath , new ly paonted healed with ga s or wood and coal burn tng furnaces P lenty of closet and storage s pl!l ce Garage and worksho p On Iy $32,000 00 POMEROY - Hyse ll Run Road. liva ble home on 11 acres , has good well. bollle ?as hea l Ca ll lor more mto 5elll ng pr ice 110, 600 00 TUPPERS PLAINS 24'x52' Fuq ua double wi de SPECIAL mobtle home on corner lo t Any U S made car- ports U.mping [ qmpmcnl 19/ 4 HONDA 750 Perf e<l cond1 t lon New IJre-; ? helrnels Lug gage ro ck cr o o; h bar !urrmg Gara ge d smc (' r f'w ~ 12~0 rm r, d'n b AtfrNJ OUt Fo ld rlown<. S. lQ()(J up 25 7 Bun k H ou~P $b~IH now $5049 1'1 m1 n1 mo tor LRA VHY lk'ALIOH mower lot ~olp Good cond1 t•on 19/1 $10300 now $1)900 We sell ~u pt?r (lj electrrc ~ fo r t ~E!I'Itc e and quoh r ~ Open 11 7 49',! ~~ weekdays Open ~undoy ~ Camp Con iAy ~t o r c ro ff )ole:. C fiAVH Y l liAl lOft w1 1h n10wer Rt 67 N of PI flle o'>ont her11nq., oftf'r ) J (J coli ~~!() The Photo Place floo r , a tr co ndtfr o ntng . natu ra l gas. cr 1y water , underground gasol 1ne tank , (Bob Hoeflich) Pomeroy 109 High St 5 31 I mo loadong dock and parkmg NEW LISTING - Wayou l3 bedroom frame home wrth 10 a cres H as large ltvtng room w1th woodbur ntng frrepla ce Owners wt ll take trar ler tn trade or wt ll help finan ce $33,500 POMEROY - Reaso nable 7 fa mi ly ho m e Liv e tn the upper and re nt out t h e lower A good cann er l ot nea r st or es Better see lh ts one lor only $9 ,600 IN THE COUNTRY - Ca ll After 5:00 or Anytime Saturday 992 7119 or 992-5041 4 27 ti c 8 room older home wf th 3 bedroo ms rural w ater , natu ral gas, w ood burnrng fi r ep lace and 3 car garage Has large gard e n and cellar wrfh worksho p ov er Jus! $16,100 HANDY WITH A HAMMER - 30 acres of land 6 room house tn g ood loca ti on overlookin g Rt 7 Two wel ls cistern and 2 outburldrng s Wt l l take a trade on Only 516,100 EDGE OF TOWN - One bedroom lrame need ing a little redecorollng . bath gas furnac e, ct t y water breezewa y 2 car garage trail er spot and over an acre of la nd 51 2 5oo CHESHIRE - B1g red bmk with 2 apartments 10 room s bath s garden DAVE'S BACKHOE & DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 5 b edroo m s J 2 furna ces, an d on lhts 1'n acres on Rt 7 Modern InSide wolh lu ll basemenl and young frui t lrees A LOT OF BUYERS ARE SEE ING US NOW IF YOU HAVE A NICE CLEAN PLACE AND WANT TO MAKE A PROFIT CALL 991 ms. HELEN L TEAFORD GORDON B TEAFORD SUE P. MURPHY n.,..J Eolale tor Sate TWO autLDING lot!. be1ng l oh 7 8 B rn Goeglern !. Subdr v1~10n l o t No HIS 100 feel l rontogc by 1J) f ee t deep t o r N o 7 ~~ l;l9 It !r ontoge opprOIItmo te ly 135 fee t deep ond b5 f ee t wtde ol !he rear Nea1 ':lolt:.bury Gr ode ~c h oo l and Metg:. Hrgh )c hao [ f..l odney Downmg Reol b tot e flr oker Telephone 992 3731 HOWARD ~ AYR~ pr ope•ly m ~y 1o c u~e opprox 10 acre s f-orm pond bo u1 houo;e tra tfm good rohope 135 000 f mn !:.ee B•oaks or Howard ':loyre ~y 1o cu~e Phone 99'} 51 HO ~U~ I N~ S~ f.OR SAL!: U1tve In re ~ t ou • en t Loca ted rn Maso n WV ( U ~ Route 33) Known a ~ Bobs I h1(k ~ho k e All equrp men! and real es tate not ~1 1e 1:10 .. 76 ) A n exce llent op ponunt l y lo own yo ur o wn bu~1ne~~ ~ h o wn by opporn t men ! Coli 0 1 !.eo J H Somer ... rite lhok()f 111 Sth ~~ Pt Pl easan t WV 1~550 Phone J04 075 JOJO ( day ) or :J04 075 3431 (ovonrng) f.Ok ~Al~ 4 bedroom 1 yeor old hou~o tn New Ho,en ~d elmon and Krncotd Jteol ty Harry 0 ~delrnon B1 ok e r O lf rce 304 372 4685or 304 17:195 13 e-xtra tl needed Excludes front wheel dnve cars Call Now For Appointm~nt Pomeroy landmar~ tt'la-!_•ck W Carsey, Mgr - ~ Poonem-2111 CENTRAL REALTY CO. TWO ACRES - A beau tiful< year old. 3 bedroom hom e with Iorge ea l ln kl lchen, 3 bedrooms, al l nicely carpe led . 2 balhs. lull ba se ment wi th TV room Many more extras low heat b tll wi th na t gas fo r ced a rr fur na ce All thts and two n ice acres of land rn a good S pm NEW LISTING - 12 room R~ C!!J T~RW 4q1 VIRGILB SR 992-3315 1t6 E. Second Street BUSINE SS BUILDING Out ot a ll floods Con crete local oon Will go qu ock for 535.000 Off tce Hou rs COA L COOl<. ~ t o ve !'168 ~ ord , ton tt uch Bed for 196tl l otd true !. 479 Mercury rnolor Al\o l1gh t hauh11g 74"1 :7174 AK C BA S~ l:l I puppreo_. Ready to go 1 014 Q~91551 30• o?J ;o64 gor oge 9b4 ~ 3r d M1ddl epor1 Drn rng room su•t e qcn 5989 w Brok er 101• '1 Sycamore 51 Pomero y , Oh1o ~ 1vr ~ARMA ll JUST LISTED - About 6 acres wlth e xce llent home George S Hobstetter Jr 15oardmg Indoor a nd ou td oor run!. Groom,ng all breeds Clean sont iO? loct l tl tco, Cho• htre P!'one 1014 ) 36 7 O'}Q') ~( H OOt H V ~ R OOM~ ond both R ~U ABU BAB\I SIHEJ.I needed l or HOBSTETTER REALTY H I~I NC SIAR Kennel ~I AH C RAf- T 5 PKIAJ~ '1 bed room ho use New stor m w rndo wf> 2 pa r c h e~ al umtr1um bu1ld1ng rn boc k flh one 99'1 J119 WAIHH SS 2 smal l boys on Arbaugh AddJtoon Lot Is 100'x200' On ly $1 ,000 00 down woll buy th is home Sel ling price 121.000.00 WE NEED LISTINGS VERY BADLY REAL ESTATE IS SELLING SO LET US SELL YOURS . Cheryl Lemley, Asso<Jatt Homo Phone 742-2003 H1lton Wolfe, Associate Home Poone 94t-2589 GeorgeS . Hobs1etter Jr Broker Home Poone 991 S739 MODERN SUPPLY Small engine & mower serv1ce, Massey Ferguson & Gilson Tlllers, Lawn Boy Mower Sales & Serv1ce. 399W. Maon St. Pomeroy, Ohto Ph . 992 -2164 > ~ 4 1 mo - - " Yi0JIJJI] w QJnww~w\1 June 10, 1978 Many tnlerestmg c hange s are SEPTIC TANK CLEANING R.esJden!Jal and c ommerctal. Call for esftmate , 24 hour serv1ce. Anyday, anyhme Phone 985-3806 Jack Gmter 985-3806 GEMINI (May 21-June 10) Do n I concentrat e o n the m u ndane tasks lhat musl be done be Jack's ~ Tank ~rvrce .. Box 1 1n store for yo u lht s C01111ng year , but they w tll no t be m your work o r ca re e r The sta tus q uo rs best he re b u t a me ta mo rphos ts ol you r soc tal life and ne w frrends wtl l add w e lcome d tver slon Chester, Ohio 10-30 r ca use yo u can I cur tt tn tha i area to da y lol l y l heo rel rca l discus sion ts more you r lo n e Frnd ou l mor e o f what t• es ah ead for yo u by se ndtnQ to r you r co py o f As tro ·Graph L ette r by m atl tng 50 ce nt s for eac h ~ YRA C U S E 23<0 A 5s.oCiate Realtor s HOOF HOL LOW H or.-,e ~ Buy sell ! rode or ltotn New and use d saddles Ruth Ree,ero Albany t61 <1 1698 3790 1910 ~T AR(RAFT ( AMPI:R 10 fl 304 773 5867 Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992 -5682 4-lO-IIc sale - SIX FAMH Y Yard ~ale June 9 It 10 9 4 Condor ~ ~ Pomer o y Oh1o )orneth ng l or e'Jeryone "' mole oil Rl. 7 by pass on St Rt 114 toward Rutland , 0 798~4 1 50 ~O M~ONI: !~EI ROGER HYSELL GARAGE 4 1 ACRE ~ARM ) roo m ~ ond bath l orced or r l umaCe ( ly wote r 10 lC 24 tr le bloc k 110rage On HI ple! el y 1rbuli t 54)(.10 l)1e~el A WOMAN around J) or ave• to Estale Sale cng ,ne.,..., th wtnch lalllhor lc~ w or k n1gh! o; at Jo Ann s H Hotl erd ' 4 / 7008 ofte' o Omr . ,. !ond Hours 4 to Q JO HO ME S I H~ lo r sole 1 acre and up M,dd lepo rl near Rutland ptn Mu st be depend abl e Col\ Coi l 992 74Bl 61 J 3bl 1046 be tween <1 o nd tJ IQtJQ f.-ORO VAN Cr of t ~man 0 n NI:: W :J bedroom h ou~c 'l bath s plon~->r lor lt o,rnOI1 ~ hapL'I w th P'" all e lec 1 acre M1ddlepo• t mot or Co1o H,l ron Por tla nd clo!.c to Rutland Phone 991 HJ3 no4 748 1 WlJRll l Llf..l OOUBL~ i.. Pyboard For VA FHA JU yr hnonc111g also v. 1lh bo ~ ~ foo t pedo h btoo re f moncHlg Ireland Mort gage nt< e )t-9 ~ 14,J 7211 or / J/ /}()I H 8. ~ MO!ill~ HO M!: ) Pt Plea 77 I: ')tote A them ph one 01 4) ot ter.) son! W Va besrde H eck ~ ;92 30; I 1973 !iiOOdlll O(C' l.ol )( 6J '} 19!1 CHI: Vf..IOL!:: T PICKU P ~ co lt bedroom ~ d ole Au powet <. tee r 1119 J(}7J Oonon I <I x b() 7bedroom htak£>~ ~ tee l beh t11c ~ tool bo.; 54~ Mol..e oflet :JJ'O 1'177 VtLi or1on 14 • 07 3 bedr oom 2 both MechaniC Pomero y al ter j I \IT; Coventry 11 .. 6~ J bedroom W~ ~ 1Um BO OT!:. Chddrens 14()Q )toteo;mor' 11 ,. bO I Sl:l y:, to Sl J 9.) M en~ S2'1 9~ lo bedtoom S.t..l q~ liotl ey s B oo t ~ J')'} N COAt LIM~ ~ T O N~ ~and grovel 1nd Ave M1ddlepo r t colc1ull1 chf or 1de fer td,Jer dog 1Q I I DAI ')UN , ton !J'Ckup J lo ad and all 1 yp 1 •~ of ~ o lt h ~ peed ne w clu tch mulflet cel~10r )olt Wo t lo. s Inc ~ Morn b•aKP., a nd pamt ~~ tnpg )I Pomeroy '/CrJ 3~9 I MH J.) Ote ~el MD30 l)te ~el Mf150 l),ese l Ml 2J!. O•esel lml and t'uund M~ I b) ,Dr e<.e l M~ JH5 Dte sel cv,/~ck W Carsey , Mg r rVI~ I U5 LJ,e~el Cob o' 8 f-O UND K I N G~ BURY Brown and ~ ~~ Phon e992 .218 1 hea ter to n coon hound Call e,.entng<. NlW 8 UllD IMPllMlNl~ 992 561'1 All! ':! C HA LM~R~ <;m oll rou11d Mf.-4 Boler Mf I 0 Bole• Mf- 120 Boler Mollhewo; fo! otory ~cy th e ba ler Sl800 Purcha 5ed n('v. MHU!O )emr mounted 6 bot Yard :Sale 1Q7 "J b: celle nt co nd11 10 rt M~ 520 17 Dt ~( to m Pl ow f..lePdwrl! .. 61 4 37!i 0311 If- YOU ho ve a ser v ce to oil er Mf ?00 2 f..l ow Choppe• M~39 ') wor,t to bu~ or sell ~ome th , n g MA ~~ I:Y I tRGU ~O N Hoy (Ond, h' ow Plo ntet !. Mechon,c ol lto11er $5()0 \1 (•1 y g oud l01J d1 oe lookmg lor work or 1ron~ pla nter whatev er you II gel res.ulh. 110n fl eed~volle t~14 378 bJ1 1 ~ HINN ~ 1RA CTOR lAlt"J fo ~ ter w tho )cn trnel Wo nt Ad Phon e 458 1630 1976 f-ORD~ 100 b cyl JOO CID Coli Q97 21~b lean W Vo <; td Iro n., li be d Rod o h ccll cnt cond !ton SJOOU Phone YARD ~Al~ at ) !a rlrng Mmsar 4 CJ} snrs ofte t .) pm 1nd hous.c on ngh t above IQ n BUICK Centunon 1971;) Han ~a s ter n Hrgh ':lc hool Or'l Rt 7 do ACCO id 19!/ VW 8199 ~1-'~UAl 5 ptece CO "> I ron ou tdoo1 Oouble k otd1fm <,rn k w11h rnetal Br o w111119 ~ h o i gun 949 :l-43} fur n11ur e >ellee "I orrn ( hOII~ bo ~e QHI "i brke cl o th, ng and table !t plor1 ter for S149 9) I 9 U C H ~VRO l!:: I SU HUHBAN l lQ ma ny other ilt>m~ f- r day and Odd.., 8 ~ n d ~ ~ h o p M,Jcflpport tr uc k ~dv erad o po cJ..oge and ~ at Hour\ 4 to 5 30 OhiO 997 Ol }3 lro rle t towm g pocltoge I~ 000 VAIW SA U Wed 7 lhur~ H ~ ~ ~ rnde ~ 747 315 4 19 75 KAWA !:. AKI 150 dtr 1brke All 9 at Ber tha Rus.c;e l l s. Wol f Pen new par~~ Runs good 38 mm 1971 f.- Oh' O tCONOliN l Van b Rd B qcle rnow ng rnoch111e rac ,ng carb AI !.O wo ~ he r celfen t con d1 t on f-ully !own mower dr~he.-. clothe"> 9Q2 5001 cot pcted wtth bed and bu,]t 111 ':iho es bar Y49 254~ YAR D )A LE June 7 8 9 hom 9 o m to 4 pm at btg whole ho uf>e on !eli ocro'>s from 1-!ou !lh Lone Senires Offend o n Rt 7 m Che!.hrre Ohto or Mary Layne reo;rden(e Let Pom ero y landmark YARD SAl!: M onday ancl lue• soften & cond 1t1on yo ur day Junf.l 17 13 q 1111 '151 '::! wa ter with Co-op water 4th Mrddlepor t Ohro Ra 11l sollener , Model UC-SVI , ca ncels ) ( fOCUSC - IN f.!UllANO 0 rooms porho l bath car po r t ul rl rt y burldt ng On brg lot (rly wa ter gos COHNlR LOl lor trorle1 space o r1 M~ N 1AllY IU: kt l AROW adult s rr ... e rlr ont 992 1231:1 01 and ch tld ren or e tn need of ~9'}_ 5304 l as ter care hom es A solo ry and bene ltt s wt!l be pord Tht s IWO B!::IJHOOM unlum 1shed opt 1!. on r11 home JOb thai wrll Call q97 1781:1 benel 1t the ltf e chan ce of a mental ly re tarded per$011 ~ or m o re 1nlo• motion w n le or coli For Sale. Hen t or Trade f.- os lcr Core b80 ~ Morn lRADI:: lW O luh 11 1 1-lornet oy Woll J ock~o,, OH <1 )6 40 trad e fot bu lldo ze' or mo !Ot o 14 "/8b SUJ9 (jock son ) or horne loll I JU<I tl41:l .)607 f. ot t Ol 4 592 6b0l 1 Aihen ~] Goy WV ~ AN il ARIAN IN lra1nrr1g re qu tre s H A or H ~ mH\rmum M c1g~ County Heal th Depo rt For ~ai r ment 110 Mec hon rc ) t 1-'o meroy Oh1o .:15769 JOHN DHfl~ 1010 doter com Pomeroy Landmark Rd L---------------------------------1 ocres loc oted 1 rnrle f rom Metgs Mme No 1 Drtlled we l l sep trc tank s~ooo ld'l 15b5 BY OW NH IWO ts~D~ OOM urdu ntrshF>d opt loll 99'1 2'lB8 be fo re 8 am 01 ~ to ns YARD )All: h 1 JunP 9 10 to ? Jean ) lou ! re'>oden ce Collt>ge Business Services lWO COU N TRY MOBIL~ Hor ne fJo,l... Rou te JJ 1101 th ol 1-lomCi oy Lo rge lots Coli Q9") 7479 A Hcall!:elak for Sal<· lklp Wanled 9cr} 234H Uuu ~ltd Bernice Bede Osol . { h:Jt/-:l 100 I tli:i\ ASTRO•GRAPM J' 3' 15 Wur u.~ vr Umlt·r Cash For S1turday, June 10 S7 ACRES - Wtfh a m c e 1'11 stor y house w i th 3 bedrm s and Jt, baths Most ly carpeted Brg c entral ftrep lace w tth heatol ator Smal l barn and ou t bu ll d•ng s, 20 acre s fenced N1 ce country setti ng oil blacklop road just 6 minutes north ot Ra cme Asking S.2 000 For The Best Prtce In Town See Denver Kapple At MOORE'S Muffler Brakes Shocks T1res Baltery. Installation Servtce Ph. 991 -2848 Pomeroy, 0 . ,.,.,,., P~9121171 3 - 15 ~ ttc CARTER PWMBING & HEATING INC. 300,...aJn St. Pomerc>y, Oh1o Pomeroy 992 6282 or 991-6263 8 A.M. to 4:30P.M. SALES AND SERVICE capture Weddings Stiver and Golden Anniversary Fam1ly Reunton s Special Occaston s Pho1ography 1s our bu srness , not a s rde hne KEN GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY l XC A VAIING doze r backhoe and dr tchet Ch arles f.( Hot f el d Boc k Hoe ~crv t cc Rutlond Oh1o Ph one 742 7008 HOW ~R "r' A N() MAHfiN h 'e p tu !> Y!>IC I Il'> ( Q1;'QI1119 do1er backhoe dump It uck lunes to ne grovel black lop pDYIIlQ HI 143 Phone I (1:1 1<1 ) b96 7331 P UO DL~ POOl':! All s1 re!> or1d o;hape!i. !twrm pools '] year<; expeflence free eshmo res onyt h ,ng yo u need f or underground sw1m poob New chern tco l and supply !. IOIC Albany Ohto P horH 61 4 b9~ bS55 ( Alt er b pm ~14 689 5751 John Jeff e1s or bS9 S265 Btl ! G1 llette ) We ore NOr al l wet on Pkl(ts ~ PHDY OR/LUNG Wole r well drrlltng cornme r ct ol and domes tiC Pu mp soles and ser yrce 997 679~ 01 304 ~9S 380'1 UIMU. OHL> Au clto neet Corrr plel e ~crvrce Phone ~'N 9 7<~87 or 949 '}()(X) Hacr ne Ohro Cr rll B• odf or d P U lliN ~ l XCAVATI NG Complete Phone qq'} t'478 ~P.r >~tee 40 ACRES - In Southern Local with a small barn and dug well About 12 acres tillable Some woods and minerals Aski ng $21.100 Sll ,700 will buy a good 2 bedrm house and garoge, storage build ing and garden spoce on St Rt 124 In Sy ra cuse. SIS,OOO - Will buy a good 5 bedrm house wllh large li ving room ond kllchen 2 baths. base'Tlent. r- A not gas hea t In Chester We Need Listings (Middleport I We have buyers for many types of property CALL JIMMY DEEMAssoc late, m -lJH AQUARIUS !Jan 20-Fe b 191 Spur-o l-the-mom e nt dectstons today cou ld te l utn l o hau n t yo u Tak e lime to th1nk ou t you r m.::-ves and I he re s ho uld be no !ear o! futur e pro b le m s PISCES !Feb 10-March 20) II may ta ke you a lttll e ex tra I tme to gel o rgant zed today bur once yo u ge t all your too l s latd ou t an d pla ns m C~ d e you II be ver y pr o duct1v e NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On May 22, 1978, m l he Me1gs County P robate Cour t , Case No 22, 387 , L o ut se 13 9 Clayton ' T empl e to n Avenue , H ur r tcane , W Va 25 556 wa s apporn! ed Exe culrtx of the es tat e of Do r a M F ra nce, decea se d , la te of R 0 Lang svil le, Oh iO Mann1ng D Webs t e r Proba te Judge WHill:: PI::H !JI AN co t 991 J%1 Mrs El&Je C1 rcle and Vtrgmta Archer ur Henton oher 4 pm Harbor, M1 ch, wao gueot of ~' I orence Ctrcle VISited with Eva Archer recently They Mr . and Mrs Ernest Johnson Mubik Home& for Salr vJstted on Tuesday w1th Mr of Belpre recently Mrs Grace Enc and Jill of 1':173 THAilER f. OR sale Oar ton 12 and Mrs Russell Archer of x 60 Phone 74"11 bH9 or Columbus vtstted at the home Guysvtl!e tll4 669 5/41 On CR I ':lolem Mr and Mrs. Lee Hams of of Mr and Mr~ Douglas Ce nter Sprmgheld spe nt a weekend Ctrcle recently 147 4 VIC TORIAN 14 67 l:leclrr c Mrs Roy VanMeter and with Mr and Mrs Homer (ent ro \ 011 2 0 1 3 bedr oo ms ') son called at the home of balh$ underprnnrny ottrocllve Ctrcle, Verna and W avte rnten or ~ ~ece \l en t cortdltton Do uglas Ctrcle recently Mr and Mr s. Homer $9300 Coll1. 45 9171 Mrs. Ray Johnson of Eagle Ctrcle, Verna and Wa v1e, vtstled at the home of Eva Rtdge vtsJted at the home of • Mr and Mrs Douglas C1rcle Archer on Monday dunng the weekend 1473 MONH CARL O la ndau P S .11: P a A C AM 8 !rock hcellent 8 43 2012 cond 1tlon 1%" VW 6UG 1<00 992 s. l e n~o $1 700 5"58 1'1 75 GRAND TO R\NO Sqw e ~o r d ~ t o l ,on wagon wt lh P ~ P~ A C !ti t wheel cru tse con rr o\ all new lu e~ Pow€!1 w1ndow~ S3200 Coil al ter 6 pm (5l 26, (6) 2 9, Jtc /d] 2006 1913 BUICK tU XU) h ce \l en l con dr li on 1-' ~ PB A l New ttres $1050 9<12 7'd76 19 ! 4 PINT O Radtol t ne ~ new <. hocks dH 000 rnd es S I ~00 Co ll991 12B5 alter 4 NO lll:M lOO l arge or too smoH W II buy 1 p1ece or j:omple te household New used or Ql\tl ques. Mort1fl ~ l-urntture 10 N :lnd ~ ~ Mtddlepo r I Phone 99] 6370 CH IP WOOD Po les max d10meter I 0 on largest end Sl:l per ton Bundled ~l o b So pe r ton , Delrve1ed to Oh o Pallet Co Rt 7 Pomero y 99'1 2699 COIN!:! C Uh' H ~NCY lok~n s old pocket wofches and cho m s!l ... cr and gold We need 1964 and olde• stlver. com::. Buy se ll or trade Coli Roger Wom!.ley 7<2 2331 TIM E:I ~R fJO MtRO\' ducb lop pme sow t1mber Coli Kent Hanby 1 446 f orest Pt a lo r stondtng 992 )%5 or 8570 O lD FURNI TU HI:: <<' bo)(es bra ss bed s tron bed s e tc comp le te hoJJ~ehold~ Wr1 te M D M llet fH <1 Pomeroy or calf 997 0370 WANH:D 10 buy Older coun t ry ho u:.e and oct eoge !:.ome wood !. Nort h end of Me1gs Coun ty Away lrorn po,ed rood Re ply to Box l29 M c o The Dody !:.ent1net Pomeroy Oht o WA Ni l:D 10 buy ftr ewood lor !> l ove l J04 77J 59J7 famed Brtllsh actress Syb tl12 Dned up ctty 1911 CAlJlllA C HDORADO ~ult WA Nl TO buy !:!aston Ierner Th01 ndike died m IJJndon at 13 Malt 6 Three ll Yesterday's Allswer power o r ek cellent co ndt l on pups Phonebl 4 492 J339 93 vmegar 7 lnsbgated Phone qn 140'1 14 Causllc1ty 8 Achieve 23 Label 29 German 24 Free Clty IC,74 CHh'Y 4 wheel dr, ... e pr ckvp Auction 16 Gwdo's note 9 Madden lruc f. . w1 th topp er $1!00 1975 AUCTION ~ At~ ':! 1-r day ond 17 Cathedral II Dock ttrket 30 Book of maps vw Nobb•t s2 soo •97 na1 ~o t u r da~ ot l prn Lots of town 25 l..os IS Regton 31 Sprang 1968 DODG~ MONICO hardtop ~dver~ t one Coo kware and m sc lH Inlet Au to o1r 57 O<X> rn1le s ~ .. 26 Fronl34 Dude ter20 Spamsh new me• chond se ot Ohto cellent con drtr o n S675 l(,ver AuC1 10n Me•g s 1-'l01a 19 Excavate tersman ntory uncle ~92 5],0 M1ddlepott 20 ~' ou r be lls 21 Clangor 36 Fonner 26 Greek CU llA~ ~ BYB ETIIECLA RK , 21 Nap UN name tsland 22 Usuall y ~ uprem e 2 door landau V1nyl Extension Agent, Home Ec. 22 GwJther rool buck et ~ eot•, comote GALUPOI.IS - Do you know of an) other food mdustry ou l omottc 350 V 8 P ':1 f' B that has a whole month destgnaled, nattonall) , m tis honoo' l subject bcell ent l011d1 1i on $1500 Ca ll ~92 1751 ca n't lh tnk of any . That tn Jtself should tell us how tmportant 24 Langu1 sh I datry products are to us , and of course milk ts the most 25 Concermng I 7 NOTI CE OF unportanl datry product Mtlk has played a promtn ent role tn 26 lnterdlcl APPOINTMENT I OF FIDUCIAR Y the dtets of people smce pruntttve man. Why' At ftrst, m1lk 27 Burmese b---+-+--+POMEROY, 0. I On May 23 1978 , m lh e was tmporlanl probably beca use tt was a ft!ltng and avatlable lrtbesman PH 992-2176 Me 1gs Coun t y Probate Coun I food Today mtlk sllll plays a promment role but for a different 2M Ktnd of Case No 21379 Palt r E l len InternatJonal I ll ltams , Route No 1 W reason. Sound nutnllon research has established mtlk as a lettuce Rulland O H 45775 was ap Harvester T~~~n :Or~d~y I valuable food Research has revealed a un1que contnbuhon of 29 Holbrook pornted E:.. ecu lrlll: of l he New Idea For Your II es tat e ot Ru by E Bush , mtlk _ a mtneral called ca lcmm, mtlk ts the best source of 32 Jeanne d'S h opp ong de c eased , late o l Route No 2 Equipment (1 .. ven1 en ce calctum of any food we eat L ong Botto m , O H 45743 33 0 tlffilslJc The human body cannot sur vtve wtthout calctum . Even P Mannmg D Webs ter P rob a 1e Jud ge after bones and teeth stop growmg, ca lcmm ts needed to 35 C.lunese 26. (61 2. 9 ,,, mamtam bones Calctum ts also essenttal for proper nerve ctty funrtt omng, muscle (tncludtng the heart ) reacllon, for the 37 .. and to clotttng of blood and for regulalmg Ihe use of other mmernls m - good "Finally, I've found the body mght" One wonderful feature of mtlk ts that not only does the 38 Salt of a MAN-SIZ£ troctor" conswner get calctum but they also gel qwte a lot of other oletc actd ECO!IIOMI ttlt !Ot llandlts ~•QQ!I tou~~e • unportant nulnllenls In addotwn to calctwn, mtlk prov tdes 39 f{ebulf tObt Mow pi~ t•ll bulldoze 10 nach "'"Is More wot~ OOVIIII other B vttamm s and tf whole mtlk vttamm A lowet luel tOll all qur 40 Sutl fabn c ._•"'o:-1--+--+-+-~me Milk 1s so good for us that the smart homemaker wtll fmd 41 Trtal run ways to see that she and her famt!y gels enough mtlk ea ch day rcoNoMr Eve n tf the famtl y members say they do not ltk e nulk to dnnk. DAILY nn l'TO(!l ' OTE - ll e1e's ho" to 11 nrk 1t. ~·JRA C JOH tt ca n be served many other ways. Serve custards . crea m ~X\'Uifli\ ,\XR soups, cheese, hot chocol ~ '' and other mtlk drmks Is 1. 0 :\ G t· E 1. I. 0 W You can save money •mg non-fat dry mt lk, or can ned SEE THEM TODAY One letlc r s1mph ~ Ia nti s for another In this samp l e 1\ IS 1mlk for cooking If you r .-d to lose wetghl, the non-fat dry mtlk can be used for drmking and tastes real good 1f yo u mtx tl u se d for th e tlu ec J ~ X for th e t\\ U 0 s etc Smg le le1te1s the mghl before and let tl stt all mght 10 the refngerator Or , apostw phes the l cn~l h and formation of the " ords arl' all hrn ts Ear h da~ lhr code lrtlr ts atC' d l fl' l'H ill you mtght try mtxmg a quart of the dry mtlk you m1xed the Reedsvolle , 0 . t RH'T'UQ UOH;S night before wtth a quart of mtlk you bough t at the store ll Wi ll be hard to tell you mixed powdered m1lk for part of 1t 1f you z MK I don't see tt done and tt wtll help cut th e cost as well as the z zu 0 J ~ ~ E ~I 1' fl Z ~ L 1' calon es [fVOJUVZMZ H Z l X You never outgrow your need for mtlk. Use da1ly tn U1ese \1 f H z f 1 F amounts Chtldren under 9 years - 2 or more cups, Children 90 J N FE N Z I P 12) ea rs- 3 or more cups; Teenagers, 4 or more cups , adults, v 1' J K H s QJ 2 or more CUfl' l l'f J S J~J r E JJVF !. F' Hl \o'st<•rday's t ryptoquote A LIBERA!. IS A MAN WHO ~ 1.1 ,\VES rHE HOOM WHF:N THE FIGHT BEGINS 11 1-:VWOOD BHOUN Sermonette ----------, MEiGS I Equipment Co. L---------J -· GRADUATION a:':t:J gtftj~~? ,.« ,. ~ a' ~ ):;_II ,.« ,.« Rubber Back Carpet As Low As sq. yd. ' 4 •88 9' and Vinyl Floor Covering In Stock Buy where you can come m ' an d see what you' re getting ' - Good selections - Fully stocked . Call742-1111 TALK TO Wendell or Herb Grate or Gene Sm1th RUTLAND FURNITURE 74222 11 IF YOU NEED A SOFA THAT MAKES A BED FOR YOU Rutland 1 1975 FORD MAVERICK ................... 2595 • Dr , auto , p5 , p b , radio, air , light blue w1th dark ~ blue vinyl roof '11 1975 CHEVY MALIBU WAGOtt .~.~:.~.~ .. 2595 ~ 0 1 1974 FORD MUSTANG .... :~~:. ~~·.~. • ::': . 2495 1 1974 PINTO STATION WAGON ........... 1695 ~ Auto , radio. light blue ·-,.., 1 1974 HORNET 2 DR ............~~;~: .~.~ .. 1695 ,-. « <A ' 1 1973 FORO GAlAXIE 500 ................ . 1495 ~ 2 dr. HT, outo .. p s, p b , air 1 1972 BUICK LESABRE ... :.~~. ~.~'? ?:~ 595l: Air , auto 149 ,..5 ~· 1972 FORD STATION WAGON ............. 1 1972 BUICK 4 DR, AIR .................... 895 ~ .. .... 1974 PINTO WAGON 4 cyl ., 4 sp , b lue wood gra in tri m '1350 1975 VEGA WAGON ..... f~ 1.~ :..~~~: 1 1495 .1974 IMPALA CUSTOM.~ ..~~:: .?!~. s2195 1974 CHEV. NOVA ~..:t!:..~~.1.~:.P. ·.:· 1 1995 6 cyl 1974 CHEV. NOVA..~.~!:~.~?.~~ ...... s1995 Load ed . 1973 THUNDERBIRD. 1975 CHEV. BELAIR ... ~..~;. : .~:;: ... '1895 1 1959 FORD 2 DR ..~.~.~ .:. ~~~~~~~~.. . 1695 I '). 1970 MONTEGO M·X...................... 350 ~ 1971 DODGE 4 DR ..........~:~: ....... s595 Aula , p s, p b., air (runs good I ,. 1 1964 BUICK SPECIAL 4 DR ........ 1395 1970 FORD MAVERICK AUTO.............. 295 « 1 1970 HORNET AUTO............... •....... 295 ~ 1964 OLDS F-85.................~.?.~ ...1395 TRUCKS 1975 CHEVY LUV Standard. shar p. ,. PICKUP.............. .. .'2595 « 4f 12495 Auto , p b , p s FORD f.100 .. ...................... .. 1974 CHEVY 'h TON.'!:'!~:·.~.~:.~.~:.~.~~~ ... 12495 1974 DATSUN PICKUP....................... '2195 1974 1974 largest Selection In The Valley WEEKLY SPECIAL 4t Standard, radio, mirrors, red In color ic. p s, p.b , V-B 12195 ··· ·· ··· ·••ooo oooooooo••o• SUBURBAN · ·Automat IL TON Automatlc ,p b.,& steer lngl2595 ' 15 IN STOCK STOP· LOOK 'i-1> & up 12' • 1978 Kmg ha.luru Synd rt llt" Inc ~ All carpel Jnslalled w1th paddmg at no charge hpert mslallatJon, Full basement with wood burn ing stove Al ta ched (2 co r) garage Chrys ler Air Temp centra l heatmg and cool ing Very low elec bills All lhls and approx one acre land Hove a look On ly 147,900 f he g tea test p ass rbt ltltes lo r yo u Ia do so me th tng pro lttable today ltC m tOtn! ven ture s Dea l on ly wt th those tnvolvcd Pe r tnt! no hang ers o n Wlll1ted lo IJuy may no t be as ded tca ted as you ar e A lackadaiStcal assoc1a t e wtll o ff se t you r en thu sras m tN t' WSPA I ' I H f' N rJo I<PI<ISI• ASSN 1 DRIVE ALimE & SAVE A LQT A BEAUTY AT FIVE POINTS - Here is an excellent 3 bedrm house wllh Ph balhs, klfchen woth built In appliances, lom ily rm with fireplace, a ll nicely carpeted CAPR ICO RN (Oec 21-Jan 191 Carmel News, By the Day by THOMAS JOSEPH In 1959, the fi rst ba lhstoco ACROSS DOWN ARIES (March 21-Aprol 19) You subm a rtn e, the I Henungway 's 1 Shenff's group ar e adepr a/ thing s that requtre mJ ss tle 2 Of a regwn SCORPIO {Oct 24-Nov 22) mental agtttt y loday Tht s ts nud ear pow er ed "Geo rge mckname Ecul y tn I he day yo u co uld go most e!!eclt ve rn tW e soc tal Washtnglon, ' was launched 5 Cub 1c meter 3 Fencmg move of! on unpr odu cttve tang e nt s rea lm 10 Spoken 4 Seafood TAURUS IApnl 20-May 20) Play at Groton , Conn In 1976, fu11ncr Postmaste1 ll li'a mous vensauce a to ne band tn comm erc ta l t en te rpr rses to day Part ners Cicnera l James Far ley dtcd tn New Ym k at the age of 88 and 1rt1oquts 5 Alabama SAVE ON CARPETING Price $1l 1 800. R. 33- 10 ACRES of land along Rt . 33 4 lone just norlh carpeted with 3 or • bedrms , living rm , family rm, wi th firepla ce, basement, Juel all fu rnace, garage and ou fbulldlngs Some fe ncing, plenty of road frontage and garden space Ci ty water and dri lled well Loc close to hospital and sc hool at Laurel CIIIJ Asking 1<2,100 23 -0ec 21) The re are cJays whe n your NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Ma y 23 , 1978, 1n th e M e1gs Cou nt y Probate Cou rt , Case No 22, 357, Sh 1rl ey L anders Bo x 22, Syra cuse, Ohto wa s ap po m ted e)(ecu t rt x of th e est at e of Evely n Land er s deceased l at e of 104 Unt o n Avenue Pom e r oy. Oh tO 45769 Mannmg o Webs ter P4r o ba te Judge • (5) 26 16) 2 9 etc REED'S COUNTRY STORE 10 ACRES - Vacant land on blacktop road Beautiful s P oint an xte ty to pl ease fne nd s and mfru ence peo ple to day yo u mtght be t oo much o l a ch eckgrabber for you r o wn goo d A sk yo urself tl tl s wo rth tl PH. 992-2174 Wlll do roo l rng co ns t ruc t•on p lumbmg and heo ttng No 1ob too Iorge 01 lao ~ mo ll Phone 1<2 73<8 LIBRA (Sept 23-0cl 23)1 n your POMEROY, OHIO Plumbmg heo t. ng and all type~ of ger1erolrepa1r Wo1k guo ro t1teed 20 year ~ e)( pe11onco Phone 997 :1<109 backh oe work durnp !t uc k ~ and lo boy~ lor h~re wtlt houl f ill dtrt to sod ltme~ l one and gro ... el Call Bob or Rage • Jel l ero; day phor1e '192 7089 ntghr phone 492 35:15 or 991 5132 VIRGO (Aug 23-Sepl 221 Un de rpt ay your role tn a ny ca ree r matt ers o r nego l! a tm ns lod ay Stand bad Let others gel !h e rr share o f l he !1r11 eltght b efo re seek tng cred tl 500 E. MAIN R !: M OO~UN G l XC AVA li NG dowr loader and wel!-recetved today Mos t of th ose a round you wrl l en JOY yo ur co mpany Un for tu natel y tn -laws tnay ft nd l tlll e nlt ·p tck lllQ !au Its tn you r performa nce Don 't forget you owe 11 to yourself to check Free Esltmates Phone 949-2862 or 949-2160 HcpoHs ~er "'ce all rnoke ~ 9Q7 718.ol rhe f.-ob r •c ~hop Pomeroy A uthonzed ~ nget ~ales and ':le t >~ I CC We sharpen !:.ctnOI ~ LEO IJuly 2J Aug 21) Yo u II be SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. New or Repair Gutters and Downspouts ~ ~ W I NC MA C HIN~ hu nc hes or mstg tlt s ca n t)e tru s t ~ d ct ru.J lo \low ed f h ts tS no t one o l l hern St rc k to log tc and reason ftn anc tal p ro sp ec ts loo k rath er pro mJ Stng today bu r not tn those ven tu res tn vol vtng elements o l c hance o r r1s k Don t take lt yers Salesmen, J , D. Story , Ray Dougla s or Bill Nelson . H. L WRITESEL ROOFING !:.weepers too!. ters u on~ all <.moll appl ronce!> law n rnower nert t o ~to l e H ghwoy Goroge on Rou te 7 Phone (b14 1 985 J8]5 CANCER (Jun, 12-July 211Your wtth U5 before you buy any car new or used We can save you money We are The Fnendly Dealer . Call or see one of these Fnendly 1 1 ~ 9 ~ tlc Uu5inl'55 Sen-ices H WOOD H OW ~ HI N~P A IR SAG ITTARIUS (Nov Beat the prtee raise . Most of our new cars came in before lhe pnce raise. So come on tn and pick out the new Butck or Pontoac of your chotce . Plus we need used cars so you will get lop money for your trade tn . Now ts the It me to trade for a n e w Butck or Pontiac and save mon ey. 98S-4155 Cheste r, Ohio 45720 10 ACRES - Va cant land on blacktop road Beautiful home Silt About 5 m1nute s trom 5 Po1nt Pnco su,aoo home st te A bou t 5 mrnutes from and pres erve those prectous moments forev er - Once you Slop to analyze yo ur moves tn advan ce you r sue· cess IS assu red Sla llon N Y 10019 Be su re lo spec tfy buth srgn BIG SAVINGS ON ALL NEW BUICKS &PONTIACS IN STOCK SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. us Graph P 0 BoK 489 Radoo Coly --·- '""" ttt. .. ,..., Wr.tor to I~ ' Car• Let and a lon g se ll addr essed sl amped envelope 10 Astr a- 1974 CHEVY ILlZ TOll •••••• ••• • • •••• •••• •••• •• Standard, long wide bed '1395 1973 CHEVY 7Z n. •••••Rodlo. •• • o• • ••• •o .. • • •• 8•• aula . lG1 V '695 0 1971 FORD RANCHER .................. ... . 0 TRUCKS 1976 FORD F-250.............. '3695 P . S., P. B , rear s tep bumper . 1973 FORD F-250 ................... s1695 Camper Specia l, 4 sp , V-8, p s , p b , 2 gas tanks . 1973 DODGE VAN TRADESMAN .. s2695 B-300 lung wheel ba se, V-8, standard, new t ltes . Rl EBEL'S USED CARS Sl. Rt . 7 See Roger Riebel 667 -3463 1 mile norlh Ohio • DRIVE· BUY 1978 CUTLASS SALON SEDAN ........ ..... '6295 Ortvers Ed FORD 1h TON ....... ................... 1995 1969 CADILLAC SED. DeVILLE ...... ...... .. sg95 1969 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE SEDAN ..... .,sg95 1 1972 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS CPE. ........ 1695 1972 BUICK SKYLARK CPE.. ..... .. ...... '1695 1969 1973 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SEDAN ... .. '1695 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREME CPE. ............. .............. 14495 1975 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREME CPE.. ........................... 13895 1973 OLDSMOBILE 88 CPE .............. 12295 1975 PONTIAC GRAND AM ............... '1895 1973 BUICK LESABRE SEDAN ............ '1895 1973 BUICK CENTURIAN CPL .......... 11895 1973 CADILLAC CPE DEVILLE.. .... ........ '1995 1973 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE .......... 12495 1974 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE .......... 13695 1974 CHEVROLET CAPRICE WAGON....... 12495 1975 CHEVROLET CAPRICE WA~ON ...... 13695 1975 OLDSMOBILE ROYALE CPE......... 13495 1972 FORD '12 TON WITH TOPPER ....... 11295 1976 PLYMOUTH VOLAR£ SEDAN ....... '3195 1973 Drive Home A Winner See one of the se courteous salesmen Pet Bur ris, Marvin Keebaugh or George Harris Karr & Van Zandt "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing BusinHs" GMC Financing. 992-5342 Pomeroy Open Evtnlngsuntli6:00-Tl1Sp m Sot. 1977 FORD MUSTANG II 2 DR .... s3895 4 cyl , 4 speed tran s, ps, Am Radt o, wht1e w.th red t rtm , A l u m tnum road wheels w1 th tnm R Mgs Less than 11.000 m tl e s L oc a l owner Sharp as a tack 1977 FORD PINTO 3 DR d cyl , auto tran s AM Rad1 o, wh rt e w ith red tr im , alum inum road whee ls, wtth trtm rrngs , f u ll gla ss 3rd door , N1 ce 1 1975 FORD GRANADA GHIA 4 DR 2995 6 cyl. 3 speed tran s , vi nyl roof. AM rad1o. electrrc rear window, Defrost, d el uxe wheel covers Less than 35.000 miles 1975 FORD MAVERICK 4 DR........s2795 6 cy l, auto trans , ps , AM radro . 34 ,000 mtles 1975 FORD GRANADA GHIA 2 DR '3895 351 V 8, Auto Trans. PS, PB, AC, AM FM St~re o, lu xury mtertor decor, elec rr defrost, M ore Ntce 1974 FORD PINTO 2 DR ............ '1895 4 cyl Auto Trans, AM Rad to 1974 CHEV. MONTE CARLO 2 DR s2795 v 8 Auto trans, PS, AC. AM Rad io wrlh tape stereo cloth seat tr im 1973 CHEV. MONTE CARLO 2 DR '2795 V-8, Auto lrans, PS, PB, AC, AM Rad1 0 woth tape stereo, low m i leltge Clea n a s a bell 1973 PONTIAC GRAN PRIX 2 DR s2795 v 8, Auto trans, PS, AC, Stereo, P Windows, P dr locks, bucke t s, conso le, ti lt wheel , vi nyl roof MIJre One loca l owner N rce 112 rear • CHRYSLER CORDOBA 2 DR ... v 8 Auto Trans, PS, AC, AM F M Stereo, till wheel. speed control , flight bench seat, leather lnl , 37, 000 mrles . Ole lo ca l owner Shows good care 1975-BlAZER 4X4 ......................s4395 V 8, Auto Trons, Jull lime 4x4, PS , PB . RadiO, Rear flip fold ben ch seat OPEN TILL7 P,M Except Thursday & Saturday tiiS :OO Closed Sunday DAN THOMPSON FORD See Rocky Hupp , Darrell Dodrill or Pat Hill, General Manager, for a Good Deal on • New or Used Vehicle 992 -1196 Middleport, 0 . �10 _ 'T'he natlv Sent mel, Mtddleporl-Pomeroy, 0 ., Frtday, June 9, 1978 P:fldfu~ :a;:7~olt:~ House o• Ira ler by h;-.t'?d mcome cou ple 991 11 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0 , ~'rtday, June 9, 1978 Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash I !5 I" llhn~ J tla) :. 101 2 zr. I j!i IHII 100 6 tliH ~ \lull! UH'I tltt' llliiiUI IWil I~ \I> Oili., I!>~ L't !l l !! j)t'l ~ ord ~~ dell F.arh Alb rumun11. ulfrtr llrl:ln tt•n~ttUlllt till\• Ol;tll ~ diltl~l'tl (1\ till l i lti\ rult In ITI~IIIUt 1 1 ru d uf 1 hank... and ti tt' llt:. J~l ~o~ rr rll l \00 Obt\Uilrl r ruumwn ( lt)illtt ml\ i111t t 'l uiJrlt> tlonrt "'' ll'~.11Hl' Hd'<t ]t .., Hit .. ,.._qJ\td unl) ~o~rtl r r,r ~ll 'olrth urdrr :!.'it~ rl •h,H /!:1 frrr .nh r<H I\ urL( Hu' :\um~ r l u l .ut vi !lit ~. n lint I lht l'uLh,htr rt~ t llr' tlu rrdt \l tl[lln t tt'JU1<illl iHhci tt l!lttl t l;. Jtrlrun,rl Jlrt l'ul!l blttr 1\ ll t rr• l lll tl ' 'fH n ~ rhh fur 1111111 tlr.ur rrl\1' 1111 111 rt<t tur~·r 111 n l'hwu (J9'2 2\:Ju HdpWanted f'ur Rent J ANU <1 RM furnt o;hed and un lurnl')heO opt~ Phone 991 )li.)HY lrorne houo,t.• b roatns and bot h ce llor ou t butldHlQS 4 oo es land at ...~d g e of Rutland Comple te 1rorle r hook up al !io :l bon k ~ appror o; ed pro perly ol SIS 500 Pho ne ~~1. l09 4 ~ 4 3 .:1 Cll l l!:: N ~ Our new you may be able to l"e 1n our opor lrner1t lm le, ~ than SSO o mon th f-o1 more tn !or mal on con ta ct Vrlloge Mon o• A pot tm en t ~ '!frJ 7787 !:.I::NIOR ren t er~ a~s , s to nce !:.~VI:: N fo!OOM j1ou se wllh bo th and garage N o pet' Co! I of fer ~ pm H.o~3 1900 tWO ts!::IJ~ OOM t rader No Coli ofte1 ~ pm tl43 ')900 ~f!'h NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES \1 •llllcn \ ,' 11nn S.tnud,n r ut ..d•• , ~ •lu d.n 1\ pM l.~t fm t pulJhl <~th•ll ~umlt\ H ' :\1 ~ I IIiA\ ii fl t I I UUil \H WI'::IH To e xt end OU I thank !> and apprec ,ar ,an to ou1 manY' I 11end~ and rel ot 1 v e~ wh o helped us m so many way' when we los • our loved one Our ~pec1ol thonko; to GIPtltm Re nne l ~ Cand y Blad, we11 !lob by and Hyll,a ~bltn A lso a ~p e c1 o l t hanK~ to the nu1se~ doCJors and stoli ol both HoiH•r MPd col Cente1 or td to the Cor d10C Core Un t l o Re v Mon1'> and to Ewmgs Funera l Home a ver y deep and stncere thank .:. l or all you dtd l o1 us Carrol and ho Jo McKentte and Koth lenn Clonch I H~ FAMilY o! A liCe E:1 Dod ~on exp1esses th eu opprec,oh on to everyone wh o sen t co1d !> flowers and l ood A lso to !::w 1119 ~utmto l Horne Rev A rnoo, 1 !Its a nd the doc t or~ and nur5 es who attended her 111 he• d i ne~~ and death ':ll AN ~ BARGAINLAND Matn ~~ r.lu! lond Qh,o We buy sell or rrode new and uo,ed mer chon d 1o;e ant,que~ lues ne w and used Open 7 day ~ a weeK 9 om Ia 5 pm Buy wt~e buy /r om HELP WANTED The Gallta -MeuJs Commun~ty Actton Agency IS seek mg quahhed applicants for the pos1t1on of Program Secretary Slulls required tnclude above average spH<t m ty ptng and shorthand and general cleriCal dut•es Applicant should be able to work w1th drflerent Program Or rect o rs Applrcat1on s are 1' 00 ocre~ 2100 fee l rood fr on tag e hce l le n t deve lop m en t po s!. tbrlr lt es No• th o f Pomeroy 99'J lOW available from the C A A OIIJce 1n Cheshire or the Oh10 Bureau of Employment Servtces Offtce 1n each co unty Deadline for accepting applications IS' June IS , 1978 The Galli a Me1gs Com mun1ty Act1on Agency Equal Opportunoty Employer IS an SI J00 Coli ~97 753q B~ ~ T >H~CliON Ch ec k our lo w, low pn ces on FERTILIZER, NITROGEN 1' POTACH, FERHJ-PELS & BLEND of the best wood stove!> 111 ~ o utheo s t eu1 Ohro Jotul M o t ~o l:fel Ttrolta 1 empw ood and Nal huo z,on Hea t Co 1:1 Putnam Dr loll Mdl ~~ ) Athe ns b! 4 591 I:/J79 o r bl 4 64blll:ll B U RR OUG H ~ ~~ N ~l MAliC ac coun l 1ng moc h rne 1-'ho ne 99] 715() 1he Uotly ':lenlmel Il l Coull )rreet Pomer oy Ohto U!:.~O TR A C lOf..l~ ~ EED A WATER SOFTENER? fWO FAMILY Yar d ~ole ~ a t June 10 h om9 tt Ken Mol son-; re<:.rdence Mo rn1ng o, tor 1-t rl Clo thrng M.ttchen llcrn ~ cot seal plo ~p cn rnto:,C 9<1Q 177! f-QU f( FAVtll Y Yard ~ole on Water ~ lr ce t towar d I he trader pork tr" ~ yro cu!.e Rolph to--ender res odence ~ ot u•doy QQ7 saas YARD ~ All I 11 ond ~a t 9 om to'; pm Chd dtcn ' cloth es m ~c adult clo the!. >~ e•y good M olell~ t ty clothe•. sr 1e 7 Q Bab y tor sco t laurel Cl!lf Hood Joc k ~ to n ley rPs.tdenre YAR D SAL !: h day and ~oturdoy 9 ro 5 f our th a nd Mo n Ronne Now Only APPLIANCE SERVICE •289.95 ) 4 ~2661 TO wo rk " ' f arnol o fields Tap pa-y Oollos Cleland ~· 9 No e .. pe n enc e nece.,~ o ry App ly rn pe rso n ot BlueT arion M1ddl epor I Let us t est vour wa t er Free Pomeroy Landmark Q n ·!_ack W Carsey , Mgr - l.::KJ Poone m 1181 W e hav e enlarged our serv rce d e partment and w1ll serv rce Hotpo1nt and other brand s Pomeroy Landmark 1971 ( U~TOM (H~VY Von N ewl~ po 1nred S')Q7!;1 Co li ofr(> r bpm ~H; JHI H b day s o week sa lary 'F/2 b l 73 01 Good 992 6206 NH L) 8ABnl l l ~H at home Ill 1-'ortl and 5 day s a week 7 am Phone l:ldJ 4802 10 6 pm doylrme or 1:1 43 4803 al ter b p111 lor keal 3 bedrooms , bath. large kttchen & dtntng nat gas F A f ur na ce hea t ft r e p l a ce , bast!ment po r c hes , 2 car garage 532,000 00 BABY FARM - 25 acres wtth ver y ntce remodeled home close tn 'l bedrooms ba f h , carpettng, panel ing new s1 d tng ba se ment , FA fur nace $30,851 oo LOVELY BRICK - Close to ne w Hyd r o Unrt 3 bedrooms Ph baths, F A fu rna ce . close to sc hool. 6 room s $35.000 00 LOVELY KITCHEN Tht s yo u shou ld see large d rn tng a rea wtth din ing bar , l bedrooms bath basement , aboul 28 yr s old IIB .ooo oo LIKE FLOWERS? - Here IUS I the buSt neSS for yo u Es ta blished for a num ber of years Tra i ning furntshed , t nfer es ted parttes ca ll IS BRICK & FRAME - I acre ground 3 bedrooms l !J.;o ba th , ntce k•t c hen & dt ntng a ll e lec t rtc , pat to, porc h ~ garage and wo rkshop 531, 900 00 OTHER PROPERTY TO CHOOSE FROM HENRY E CLELAND REALTOR HANK KATHY & LEONA CLELAND ASSOCIATE REALTOR S 992 1219- 991 ~ 19 1 ~ac k W Carsey , Mgr _ Poone992 -1181 ~I A\ t Q PH 991 63JJ 14 t ill"~ I ke new w•lh wheel!. to I tt Cht• vy vo11 Coli otter 6 pm 985 3H Hl WIL L CARl: !or the elder ly home Ph on e 997 731 4 H 14 pf owo; m ower $700 74? 7 1:1 ~0 WAlt H Wl:ll drtll,ng Wrllto m T Gran! / 47 7879 and BtAUTI ~ U LON!: Acre wooded lo t s tor so le Roc l.. ~ p r 111g s Oh10 C• ly wo ler neor H hoo l$ Ca ll alter 5 pm JO.l 'U3 n76 lWO Oi l & go'> l ea~e~ st luote d n Bed ford I ownsh1p Me•gs Coun l y Oh to ti wolfs pr odu o ng a d (li ereo ~ a r,d ) Moterrof fnyen to ry ov odoble Coli between 9 om and 4 pm at 99') 2! 4J Ca ll ott er 5 pm at CJq2 J/2 4 HO U ~ ~ AN[) ) lore but ldtng rn f..l ee dsv rll e 9H5 3519 MASH BROnfERS Alum. & VinYl Siding Under hang gutters & room addJI!ons For Free Eshmates Call 992-6323 or 992-6011 5-15 1 mo pd . ~;;t.. Porlratls Weddings Passports Anntversanes Special Occastons , Arab mo re and ge ldmg J yea rs o ld ':lee h key Htll ~ ICltwood~ Rood P om e1 0~ Ohr o 992 3El85 111 our 9am EXPERT HUNTER Wheel Alignment Closed Thursdays and Saturday at noon Your Full T1me Rul Esta te Broke r spl tl level colonial tn R 1gg s Crest Manor , S bedroom s, J fu l l baths famtly r oom wtth !))01 t able, tntercom sys t em and much . much m or e 111 Selltng pr tce - $65 ,000 00 RACIN E Ins ide cor porat ion l lm tt s, ntc e 3 bedroom home, I bath , new ly paonted healed with ga s or wood and coal burn tng furnaces P lenty of closet and storage s pl!l ce Garage and worksho p On Iy $32,000 00 POMEROY - Hyse ll Run Road. liva ble home on 11 acres , has good well. bollle ?as hea l Ca ll lor more mto 5elll ng pr ice 110, 600 00 TUPPERS PLAINS 24'x52' Fuq ua double wi de SPECIAL mobtle home on corner lo t Any U S made car- ports U.mping [ qmpmcnl 19/ 4 HONDA 750 Perf e<l cond1 t lon New IJre-; ? helrnels Lug gage ro ck cr o o; h bar !urrmg Gara ge d smc (' r f'w ~ 12~0 rm r, d'n b AtfrNJ OUt Fo ld rlown<. S. lQ()(J up 25 7 Bun k H ou~P $b~IH now $5049 1'1 m1 n1 mo tor LRA VHY lk'ALIOH mower lot ~olp Good cond1 t•on 19/1 $10300 now $1)900 We sell ~u pt?r (lj electrrc ~ fo r t ~E!I'Itc e and quoh r ~ Open 11 7 49',! ~~ weekdays Open ~undoy ~ Camp Con iAy ~t o r c ro ff )ole:. C fiAVH Y l liAl lOft w1 1h n10wer Rt 67 N of PI flle o'>ont her11nq., oftf'r ) J (J coli ~~!() The Photo Place floo r , a tr co ndtfr o ntng . natu ra l gas. cr 1y water , underground gasol 1ne tank , (Bob Hoeflich) Pomeroy 109 High St 5 31 I mo loadong dock and parkmg NEW LISTING - Wayou l3 bedroom frame home wrth 10 a cres H as large ltvtng room w1th woodbur ntng frrepla ce Owners wt ll take trar ler tn trade or wt ll help finan ce $33,500 POMEROY - Reaso nable 7 fa mi ly ho m e Liv e tn the upper and re nt out t h e lower A good cann er l ot nea r st or es Better see lh ts one lor only $9 ,600 IN THE COUNTRY - Ca ll After 5:00 or Anytime Saturday 992 7119 or 992-5041 4 27 ti c 8 room older home wf th 3 bedroo ms rural w ater , natu ral gas, w ood burnrng fi r ep lace and 3 car garage Has large gard e n and cellar wrfh worksho p ov er Jus! $16,100 HANDY WITH A HAMMER - 30 acres of land 6 room house tn g ood loca ti on overlookin g Rt 7 Two wel ls cistern and 2 outburldrng s Wt l l take a trade on Only 516,100 EDGE OF TOWN - One bedroom lrame need ing a little redecorollng . bath gas furnac e, ct t y water breezewa y 2 car garage trail er spot and over an acre of la nd 51 2 5oo CHESHIRE - B1g red bmk with 2 apartments 10 room s bath s garden DAVE'S BACKHOE & DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 5 b edroo m s J 2 furna ces, an d on lhts 1'n acres on Rt 7 Modern InSide wolh lu ll basemenl and young frui t lrees A LOT OF BUYERS ARE SEE ING US NOW IF YOU HAVE A NICE CLEAN PLACE AND WANT TO MAKE A PROFIT CALL 991 ms. HELEN L TEAFORD GORDON B TEAFORD SUE P. MURPHY n.,..J Eolale tor Sate TWO autLDING lot!. be1ng l oh 7 8 B rn Goeglern !. Subdr v1~10n l o t No HIS 100 feel l rontogc by 1J) f ee t deep t o r N o 7 ~~ l;l9 It !r ontoge opprOIItmo te ly 135 fee t deep ond b5 f ee t wtde ol !he rear Nea1 ':lolt:.bury Gr ode ~c h oo l and Metg:. Hrgh )c hao [ f..l odney Downmg Reol b tot e flr oker Telephone 992 3731 HOWARD ~ AYR~ pr ope•ly m ~y 1o c u~e opprox 10 acre s f-orm pond bo u1 houo;e tra tfm good rohope 135 000 f mn !:.ee B•oaks or Howard ':loyre ~y 1o cu~e Phone 99'} 51 HO ~U~ I N~ S~ f.OR SAL!: U1tve In re ~ t ou • en t Loca ted rn Maso n WV ( U ~ Route 33) Known a ~ Bobs I h1(k ~ho k e All equrp men! and real es tate not ~1 1e 1:10 .. 76 ) A n exce llent op ponunt l y lo own yo ur o wn bu~1ne~~ ~ h o wn by opporn t men ! Coli 0 1 !.eo J H Somer ... rite lhok()f 111 Sth ~~ Pt Pl easan t WV 1~550 Phone J04 075 JOJO ( day ) or :J04 075 3431 (ovonrng) f.Ok ~Al~ 4 bedroom 1 yeor old hou~o tn New Ho,en ~d elmon and Krncotd Jteol ty Harry 0 ~delrnon B1 ok e r O lf rce 304 372 4685or 304 17:195 13 e-xtra tl needed Excludes front wheel dnve cars Call Now For Appointm~nt Pomeroy landmar~ tt'la-!_•ck W Carsey, Mgr - ~ Poonem-2111 CENTRAL REALTY CO. TWO ACRES - A beau tiful< year old. 3 bedroom hom e with Iorge ea l ln kl lchen, 3 bedrooms, al l nicely carpe led . 2 balhs. lull ba se ment wi th TV room Many more extras low heat b tll wi th na t gas fo r ced a rr fur na ce All thts and two n ice acres of land rn a good S pm NEW LISTING - 12 room R~ C!!J T~RW 4q1 VIRGILB SR 992-3315 1t6 E. Second Street BUSINE SS BUILDING Out ot a ll floods Con crete local oon Will go qu ock for 535.000 Off tce Hou rs COA L COOl<. ~ t o ve !'168 ~ ord , ton tt uch Bed for 196tl l otd true !. 479 Mercury rnolor Al\o l1gh t hauh11g 74"1 :7174 AK C BA S~ l:l I puppreo_. Ready to go 1 014 Q~91551 30• o?J ;o64 gor oge 9b4 ~ 3r d M1ddl epor1 Drn rng room su•t e qcn 5989 w Brok er 101• '1 Sycamore 51 Pomero y , Oh1o ~ 1vr ~ARMA ll JUST LISTED - About 6 acres wlth e xce llent home George S Hobstetter Jr 15oardmg Indoor a nd ou td oor run!. Groom,ng all breeds Clean sont iO? loct l tl tco, Cho• htre P!'one 1014 ) 36 7 O'}Q') ~( H OOt H V ~ R OOM~ ond both R ~U ABU BAB\I SIHEJ.I needed l or HOBSTETTER REALTY H I~I NC SIAR Kennel ~I AH C RAf- T 5 PKIAJ~ '1 bed room ho use New stor m w rndo wf> 2 pa r c h e~ al umtr1um bu1ld1ng rn boc k flh one 99'1 J119 WAIHH SS 2 smal l boys on Arbaugh AddJtoon Lot Is 100'x200' On ly $1 ,000 00 down woll buy th is home Sel ling price 121.000.00 WE NEED LISTINGS VERY BADLY REAL ESTATE IS SELLING SO LET US SELL YOURS . Cheryl Lemley, Asso<Jatt Homo Phone 742-2003 H1lton Wolfe, Associate Home Poone 94t-2589 GeorgeS . Hobs1etter Jr Broker Home Poone 991 S739 MODERN SUPPLY Small engine & mower serv1ce, Massey Ferguson & Gilson Tlllers, Lawn Boy Mower Sales & Serv1ce. 399W. Maon St. Pomeroy, Ohto Ph . 992 -2164 > ~ 4 1 mo - - " Yi0JIJJI] w QJnww~w\1 June 10, 1978 Many tnlerestmg c hange s are SEPTIC TANK CLEANING R.esJden!Jal and c ommerctal. Call for esftmate , 24 hour serv1ce. Anyday, anyhme Phone 985-3806 Jack Gmter 985-3806 GEMINI (May 21-June 10) Do n I concentrat e o n the m u ndane tasks lhat musl be done be Jack's ~ Tank ~rvrce .. Box 1 1n store for yo u lht s C01111ng year , but they w tll no t be m your work o r ca re e r The sta tus q uo rs best he re b u t a me ta mo rphos ts ol you r soc tal life and ne w frrends wtl l add w e lcome d tver slon Chester, Ohio 10-30 r ca use yo u can I cur tt tn tha i area to da y lol l y l heo rel rca l discus sion ts more you r lo n e Frnd ou l mor e o f what t• es ah ead for yo u by se ndtnQ to r you r co py o f As tro ·Graph L ette r by m atl tng 50 ce nt s for eac h ~ YRA C U S E 23<0 A 5s.oCiate Realtor s HOOF HOL LOW H or.-,e ~ Buy sell ! rode or ltotn New and use d saddles Ruth Ree,ero Albany t61 <1 1698 3790 1910 ~T AR(RAFT ( AMPI:R 10 fl 304 773 5867 Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992 -5682 4-lO-IIc sale - SIX FAMH Y Yard ~ale June 9 It 10 9 4 Condor ~ ~ Pomer o y Oh1o )orneth ng l or e'Jeryone "' mole oil Rl. 7 by pass on St Rt 114 toward Rutland , 0 798~4 1 50 ~O M~ONI: !~EI ROGER HYSELL GARAGE 4 1 ACRE ~ARM ) roo m ~ ond bath l orced or r l umaCe ( ly wote r 10 lC 24 tr le bloc k 110rage On HI ple! el y 1rbuli t 54)(.10 l)1e~el A WOMAN around J) or ave• to Estale Sale cng ,ne.,..., th wtnch lalllhor lc~ w or k n1gh! o; at Jo Ann s H Hotl erd ' 4 / 7008 ofte' o Omr . ,. !ond Hours 4 to Q JO HO ME S I H~ lo r sole 1 acre and up M,dd lepo rl near Rutland ptn Mu st be depend abl e Col\ Coi l 992 74Bl 61 J 3bl 1046 be tween <1 o nd tJ IQtJQ f.-ORO VAN Cr of t ~man 0 n NI:: W :J bedroom h ou~c 'l bath s plon~->r lor lt o,rnOI1 ~ hapL'I w th P'" all e lec 1 acre M1ddlepo• t mot or Co1o H,l ron Por tla nd clo!.c to Rutland Phone 991 HJ3 no4 748 1 WlJRll l Llf..l OOUBL~ i.. Pyboard For VA FHA JU yr hnonc111g also v. 1lh bo ~ ~ foo t pedo h btoo re f moncHlg Ireland Mort gage nt< e )t-9 ~ 14,J 7211 or / J/ /}()I H 8. ~ MO!ill~ HO M!: ) Pt Plea 77 I: ')tote A them ph one 01 4) ot ter.) son! W Va besrde H eck ~ ;92 30; I 1973 !iiOOdlll O(C' l.ol )( 6J '} 19!1 CHI: Vf..IOL!:: T PICKU P ~ co lt bedroom ~ d ole Au powet <. tee r 1119 J(}7J Oonon I <I x b() 7bedroom htak£>~ ~ tee l beh t11c ~ tool bo.; 54~ Mol..e oflet :JJ'O 1'177 VtLi or1on 14 • 07 3 bedr oom 2 both MechaniC Pomero y al ter j I \IT; Coventry 11 .. 6~ J bedroom W~ ~ 1Um BO OT!:. Chddrens 14()Q )toteo;mor' 11 ,. bO I Sl:l y:, to Sl J 9.) M en~ S2'1 9~ lo bedtoom S.t..l q~ liotl ey s B oo t ~ J')'} N COAt LIM~ ~ T O N~ ~and grovel 1nd Ave M1ddlepo r t colc1ull1 chf or 1de fer td,Jer dog 1Q I I DAI ')UN , ton !J'Ckup J lo ad and all 1 yp 1 •~ of ~ o lt h ~ peed ne w clu tch mulflet cel~10r )olt Wo t lo. s Inc ~ Morn b•aKP., a nd pamt ~~ tnpg )I Pomeroy '/CrJ 3~9 I MH J.) Ote ~el MD30 l)te ~el Mf150 l),ese l Ml 2J!. O•esel lml and t'uund M~ I b) ,Dr e<.e l M~ JH5 Dte sel cv,/~ck W Carsey , Mg r rVI~ I U5 LJ,e~el Cob o' 8 f-O UND K I N G~ BURY Brown and ~ ~~ Phon e992 .218 1 hea ter to n coon hound Call e,.entng<. NlW 8 UllD IMPllMlNl~ 992 561'1 All! ':! C HA LM~R~ <;m oll rou11d Mf.-4 Boler Mf I 0 Bole• Mf- 120 Boler Mollhewo; fo! otory ~cy th e ba ler Sl800 Purcha 5ed n('v. MHU!O )emr mounted 6 bot Yard :Sale 1Q7 "J b: celle nt co nd11 10 rt M~ 520 17 Dt ~( to m Pl ow f..lePdwrl! .. 61 4 37!i 0311 If- YOU ho ve a ser v ce to oil er Mf ?00 2 f..l ow Choppe• M~39 ') wor,t to bu~ or sell ~ome th , n g MA ~~ I:Y I tRGU ~O N Hoy (Ond, h' ow Plo ntet !. Mechon,c ol lto11er $5()0 \1 (•1 y g oud l01J d1 oe lookmg lor work or 1ron~ pla nter whatev er you II gel res.ulh. 110n fl eed~volle t~14 378 bJ1 1 ~ HINN ~ 1RA CTOR lAlt"J fo ~ ter w tho )cn trnel Wo nt Ad Phon e 458 1630 1976 f-ORD~ 100 b cyl JOO CID Coli Q97 21~b lean W Vo <; td Iro n., li be d Rod o h ccll cnt cond !ton SJOOU Phone YARD ~Al~ at ) !a rlrng Mmsar 4 CJ} snrs ofte t .) pm 1nd hous.c on ngh t above IQ n BUICK Centunon 1971;) Han ~a s ter n Hrgh ':lc hool Or'l Rt 7 do ACCO id 19!/ VW 8199 ~1-'~UAl 5 ptece CO "> I ron ou tdoo1 Oouble k otd1fm <,rn k w11h rnetal Br o w111119 ~ h o i gun 949 :l-43} fur n11ur e >ellee "I orrn ( hOII~ bo ~e QHI "i brke cl o th, ng and table !t plor1 ter for S149 9) I 9 U C H ~VRO l!:: I SU HUHBAN l lQ ma ny other ilt>m~ f- r day and Odd.., 8 ~ n d ~ ~ h o p M,Jcflpport tr uc k ~dv erad o po cJ..oge and ~ at Hour\ 4 to 5 30 OhiO 997 Ol }3 lro rle t towm g pocltoge I~ 000 VAIW SA U Wed 7 lhur~ H ~ ~ ~ rnde ~ 747 315 4 19 75 KAWA !:. AKI 150 dtr 1brke All 9 at Ber tha Rus.c;e l l s. Wol f Pen new par~~ Runs good 38 mm 1971 f.- Oh' O tCONOliN l Van b Rd B qcle rnow ng rnoch111e rac ,ng carb AI !.O wo ~ he r celfen t con d1 t on f-ully !own mower dr~he.-. clothe"> 9Q2 5001 cot pcted wtth bed and bu,]t 111 ':iho es bar Y49 254~ YAR D )A LE June 7 8 9 hom 9 o m to 4 pm at btg whole ho uf>e on !eli ocro'>s from 1-!ou !lh Lone Senires Offend o n Rt 7 m Che!.hrre Ohto or Mary Layne reo;rden(e Let Pom ero y landmark YARD SAl!: M onday ancl lue• soften & cond 1t1on yo ur day Junf.l 17 13 q 1111 '151 '::! wa ter with Co-op water 4th Mrddlepor t Ohro Ra 11l sollener , Model UC-SVI , ca ncels ) ( fOCUSC - IN f.!UllANO 0 rooms porho l bath car po r t ul rl rt y burldt ng On brg lot (rly wa ter gos COHNlR LOl lor trorle1 space o r1 M~ N 1AllY IU: kt l AROW adult s rr ... e rlr ont 992 1231:1 01 and ch tld ren or e tn need of ~9'}_ 5304 l as ter care hom es A solo ry and bene ltt s wt!l be pord Tht s IWO B!::IJHOOM unlum 1shed opt 1!. on r11 home JOb thai wrll Call q97 1781:1 benel 1t the ltf e chan ce of a mental ly re tarded per$011 ~ or m o re 1nlo• motion w n le or coli For Sale. Hen t or Trade f.- os lcr Core b80 ~ Morn lRADI:: lW O luh 11 1 1-lornet oy Woll J ock~o,, OH <1 )6 40 trad e fot bu lldo ze' or mo !Ot o 14 "/8b SUJ9 (jock son ) or horne loll I JU<I tl41:l .)607 f. ot t Ol 4 592 6b0l 1 Aihen ~] Goy WV ~ AN il ARIAN IN lra1nrr1g re qu tre s H A or H ~ mH\rmum M c1g~ County Heal th Depo rt For ~ai r ment 110 Mec hon rc ) t 1-'o meroy Oh1o .:15769 JOHN DHfl~ 1010 doter com Pomeroy Landmark Rd L---------------------------------1 ocres loc oted 1 rnrle f rom Metgs Mme No 1 Drtlled we l l sep trc tank s~ooo ld'l 15b5 BY OW NH IWO ts~D~ OOM urdu ntrshF>d opt loll 99'1 2'lB8 be fo re 8 am 01 ~ to ns YARD )All: h 1 JunP 9 10 to ? Jean ) lou ! re'>oden ce Collt>ge Business Services lWO COU N TRY MOBIL~ Hor ne fJo,l... Rou te JJ 1101 th ol 1-lomCi oy Lo rge lots Coli Q9") 7479 A Hcall!:elak for Sal<· lklp Wanled 9cr} 234H Uuu ~ltd Bernice Bede Osol . { h:Jt/-:l 100 I tli:i\ ASTRO•GRAPM J' 3' 15 Wur u.~ vr Umlt·r Cash For S1turday, June 10 S7 ACRES - Wtfh a m c e 1'11 stor y house w i th 3 bedrm s and Jt, baths Most ly carpeted Brg c entral ftrep lace w tth heatol ator Smal l barn and ou t bu ll d•ng s, 20 acre s fenced N1 ce country setti ng oil blacklop road just 6 minutes north ot Ra cme Asking S.2 000 For The Best Prtce In Town See Denver Kapple At MOORE'S Muffler Brakes Shocks T1res Baltery. Installation Servtce Ph. 991 -2848 Pomeroy, 0 . ,.,.,,., P~9121171 3 - 15 ~ ttc CARTER PWMBING & HEATING INC. 300,...aJn St. Pomerc>y, Oh1o Pomeroy 992 6282 or 991-6263 8 A.M. to 4:30P.M. SALES AND SERVICE capture Weddings Stiver and Golden Anniversary Fam1ly Reunton s Special Occaston s Pho1ography 1s our bu srness , not a s rde hne KEN GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY l XC A VAIING doze r backhoe and dr tchet Ch arles f.( Hot f el d Boc k Hoe ~crv t cc Rutlond Oh1o Ph one 742 7008 HOW ~R "r' A N() MAHfiN h 'e p tu !> Y!>IC I Il'> ( Q1;'QI1119 do1er backhoe dump It uck lunes to ne grovel black lop pDYIIlQ HI 143 Phone I (1:1 1<1 ) b96 7331 P UO DL~ POOl':! All s1 re!> or1d o;hape!i. !twrm pools '] year<; expeflence free eshmo res onyt h ,ng yo u need f or underground sw1m poob New chern tco l and supply !. IOIC Albany Ohto P horH 61 4 b9~ bS55 ( Alt er b pm ~14 689 5751 John Jeff e1s or bS9 S265 Btl ! G1 llette ) We ore NOr al l wet on Pkl(ts ~ PHDY OR/LUNG Wole r well drrlltng cornme r ct ol and domes tiC Pu mp soles and ser yrce 997 679~ 01 304 ~9S 380'1 UIMU. OHL> Au clto neet Corrr plel e ~crvrce Phone ~'N 9 7<~87 or 949 '}()(X) Hacr ne Ohro Cr rll B• odf or d P U lliN ~ l XCAVATI NG Complete Phone qq'} t'478 ~P.r >~tee 40 ACRES - In Southern Local with a small barn and dug well About 12 acres tillable Some woods and minerals Aski ng $21.100 Sll ,700 will buy a good 2 bedrm house and garoge, storage build ing and garden spoce on St Rt 124 In Sy ra cuse. SIS,OOO - Will buy a good 5 bedrm house wllh large li ving room ond kllchen 2 baths. base'Tlent. r- A not gas hea t In Chester We Need Listings (Middleport I We have buyers for many types of property CALL JIMMY DEEMAssoc late, m -lJH AQUARIUS !Jan 20-Fe b 191 Spur-o l-the-mom e nt dectstons today cou ld te l utn l o hau n t yo u Tak e lime to th1nk ou t you r m.::-ves and I he re s ho uld be no !ear o! futur e pro b le m s PISCES !Feb 10-March 20) II may ta ke you a lttll e ex tra I tme to gel o rgant zed today bur once yo u ge t all your too l s latd ou t an d pla ns m C~ d e you II be ver y pr o duct1v e NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On May 22, 1978, m l he Me1gs County P robate Cour t , Case No 22, 387 , L o ut se 13 9 Clayton ' T empl e to n Avenue , H ur r tcane , W Va 25 556 wa s apporn! ed Exe culrtx of the es tat e of Do r a M F ra nce, decea se d , la te of R 0 Lang svil le, Oh iO Mann1ng D Webs t e r Proba te Judge WHill:: PI::H !JI AN co t 991 J%1 Mrs El&Je C1 rcle and Vtrgmta Archer ur Henton oher 4 pm Harbor, M1 ch, wao gueot of ~' I orence Ctrcle VISited with Eva Archer recently They Mr . and Mrs Ernest Johnson Mubik Home& for Salr vJstted on Tuesday w1th Mr of Belpre recently Mrs Grace Enc and Jill of 1':173 THAilER f. OR sale Oar ton 12 and Mrs Russell Archer of x 60 Phone 74"11 bH9 or Columbus vtstted at the home Guysvtl!e tll4 669 5/41 On CR I ':lolem Mr and Mrs. Lee Hams of of Mr and Mr~ Douglas Ce nter Sprmgheld spe nt a weekend Ctrcle recently 147 4 VIC TORIAN 14 67 l:leclrr c Mrs Roy VanMeter and with Mr and Mrs Homer (ent ro \ 011 2 0 1 3 bedr oo ms ') son called at the home of balh$ underprnnrny ottrocllve Ctrcle, Verna and W avte rnten or ~ ~ece \l en t cortdltton Do uglas Ctrcle recently Mr and Mr s. Homer $9300 Coll1. 45 9171 Mrs. Ray Johnson of Eagle Ctrcle, Verna and Wa v1e, vtstled at the home of Eva Rtdge vtsJted at the home of • Mr and Mrs Douglas C1rcle Archer on Monday dunng the weekend 1473 MONH CARL O la ndau P S .11: P a A C AM 8 !rock hcellent 8 43 2012 cond 1tlon 1%" VW 6UG 1<00 992 s. l e n~o $1 700 5"58 1'1 75 GRAND TO R\NO Sqw e ~o r d ~ t o l ,on wagon wt lh P ~ P~ A C !ti t wheel cru tse con rr o\ all new lu e~ Pow€!1 w1ndow~ S3200 Coil al ter 6 pm (5l 26, (6) 2 9, Jtc /d] 2006 1913 BUICK tU XU) h ce \l en l con dr li on 1-' ~ PB A l New ttres $1050 9<12 7'd76 19 ! 4 PINT O Radtol t ne ~ new <. hocks dH 000 rnd es S I ~00 Co ll991 12B5 alter 4 NO lll:M lOO l arge or too smoH W II buy 1 p1ece or j:omple te household New used or Ql\tl ques. Mort1fl ~ l-urntture 10 N :lnd ~ ~ Mtddlepo r I Phone 99] 6370 CH IP WOOD Po les max d10meter I 0 on largest end Sl:l per ton Bundled ~l o b So pe r ton , Delrve1ed to Oh o Pallet Co Rt 7 Pomero y 99'1 2699 COIN!:! C Uh' H ~NCY lok~n s old pocket wofches and cho m s!l ... cr and gold We need 1964 and olde• stlver. com::. Buy se ll or trade Coli Roger Wom!.ley 7<2 2331 TIM E:I ~R fJO MtRO\' ducb lop pme sow t1mber Coli Kent Hanby 1 446 f orest Pt a lo r stondtng 992 )%5 or 8570 O lD FURNI TU HI:: <<' bo)(es bra ss bed s tron bed s e tc comp le te hoJJ~ehold~ Wr1 te M D M llet fH <1 Pomeroy or calf 997 0370 WANH:D 10 buy Older coun t ry ho u:.e and oct eoge !:.ome wood !. Nort h end of Me1gs Coun ty Away lrorn po,ed rood Re ply to Box l29 M c o The Dody !:.ent1net Pomeroy Oht o WA Ni l:D 10 buy ftr ewood lor !> l ove l J04 77J 59J7 famed Brtllsh actress Syb tl12 Dned up ctty 1911 CAlJlllA C HDORADO ~ult WA Nl TO buy !:!aston Ierner Th01 ndike died m IJJndon at 13 Malt 6 Three ll Yesterday's Allswer power o r ek cellent co ndt l on pups Phonebl 4 492 J339 93 vmegar 7 lnsbgated Phone qn 140'1 14 Causllc1ty 8 Achieve 23 Label 29 German 24 Free Clty IC,74 CHh'Y 4 wheel dr, ... e pr ckvp Auction 16 Gwdo's note 9 Madden lruc f. . w1 th topp er $1!00 1975 AUCTION ~ At~ ':! 1-r day ond 17 Cathedral II Dock ttrket 30 Book of maps vw Nobb•t s2 soo •97 na1 ~o t u r da~ ot l prn Lots of town 25 l..os IS Regton 31 Sprang 1968 DODG~ MONICO hardtop ~dver~ t one Coo kware and m sc lH Inlet Au to o1r 57 O<X> rn1le s ~ .. 26 Fronl34 Dude ter20 Spamsh new me• chond se ot Ohto cellent con drtr o n S675 l(,ver AuC1 10n Me•g s 1-'l01a 19 Excavate tersman ntory uncle ~92 5],0 M1ddlepott 20 ~' ou r be lls 21 Clangor 36 Fonner 26 Greek CU llA~ ~ BYB ETIIECLA RK , 21 Nap UN name tsland 22 Usuall y ~ uprem e 2 door landau V1nyl Extension Agent, Home Ec. 22 GwJther rool buck et ~ eot•, comote GALUPOI.IS - Do you know of an) other food mdustry ou l omottc 350 V 8 P ':1 f' B that has a whole month destgnaled, nattonall) , m tis honoo' l subject bcell ent l011d1 1i on $1500 Ca ll ~92 1751 ca n't lh tnk of any . That tn Jtself should tell us how tmportant 24 Langu1 sh I datry products are to us , and of course milk ts the most 25 Concermng I 7 NOTI CE OF unportanl datry product Mtlk has played a promtn ent role tn 26 lnterdlcl APPOINTMENT I OF FIDUCIAR Y the dtets of people smce pruntttve man. Why' At ftrst, m1lk 27 Burmese b---+-+--+POMEROY, 0. I On May 23 1978 , m lh e was tmporlanl probably beca use tt was a ft!ltng and avatlable lrtbesman PH 992-2176 Me 1gs Coun t y Probate Coun I food Today mtlk sllll plays a promment role but for a different 2M Ktnd of Case No 21379 Palt r E l len InternatJonal I ll ltams , Route No 1 W reason. Sound nutnllon research has established mtlk as a lettuce Rulland O H 45775 was ap Harvester T~~~n :Or~d~y I valuable food Research has revealed a un1que contnbuhon of 29 Holbrook pornted E:.. ecu lrlll: of l he New Idea For Your II es tat e ot Ru by E Bush , mtlk _ a mtneral called ca lcmm, mtlk ts the best source of 32 Jeanne d'S h opp ong de c eased , late o l Route No 2 Equipment (1 .. ven1 en ce calctum of any food we eat L ong Botto m , O H 45743 33 0 tlffilslJc The human body cannot sur vtve wtthout calctum . Even P Mannmg D Webs ter P rob a 1e Jud ge after bones and teeth stop growmg, ca lcmm ts needed to 35 C.lunese 26. (61 2. 9 ,,, mamtam bones Calctum ts also essenttal for proper nerve ctty funrtt omng, muscle (tncludtng the heart ) reacllon, for the 37 .. and to clotttng of blood and for regulalmg Ihe use of other mmernls m - good "Finally, I've found the body mght" One wonderful feature of mtlk ts that not only does the 38 Salt of a MAN-SIZ£ troctor" conswner get calctum but they also gel qwte a lot of other oletc actd ECO!IIOMI ttlt !Ot llandlts ~•QQ!I tou~~e • unportant nulnllenls In addotwn to calctwn, mtlk prov tdes 39 f{ebulf tObt Mow pi~ t•ll bulldoze 10 nach "'"Is More wot~ OOVIIII other B vttamm s and tf whole mtlk vttamm A lowet luel tOll all qur 40 Sutl fabn c ._•"'o:-1--+--+-+-~me Milk 1s so good for us that the smart homemaker wtll fmd 41 Trtal run ways to see that she and her famt!y gels enough mtlk ea ch day rcoNoMr Eve n tf the famtl y members say they do not ltk e nulk to dnnk. DAILY nn l'TO(!l ' OTE - ll e1e's ho" to 11 nrk 1t. ~·JRA C JOH tt ca n be served many other ways. Serve custards . crea m ~X\'Uifli\ ,\XR soups, cheese, hot chocol ~ '' and other mtlk drmks Is 1. 0 :\ G t· E 1. I. 0 W You can save money •mg non-fat dry mt lk, or can ned SEE THEM TODAY One letlc r s1mph ~ Ia nti s for another In this samp l e 1\ IS 1mlk for cooking If you r .-d to lose wetghl, the non-fat dry mtlk can be used for drmking and tastes real good 1f yo u mtx tl u se d for th e tlu ec J ~ X for th e t\\ U 0 s etc Smg le le1te1s the mghl before and let tl stt all mght 10 the refngerator Or , apostw phes the l cn~l h and formation of the " ords arl' all hrn ts Ear h da~ lhr code lrtlr ts atC' d l fl' l'H ill you mtght try mtxmg a quart of the dry mtlk you m1xed the Reedsvolle , 0 . t RH'T'UQ UOH;S night before wtth a quart of mtlk you bough t at the store ll Wi ll be hard to tell you mixed powdered m1lk for part of 1t 1f you z MK I don't see tt done and tt wtll help cut th e cost as well as the z zu 0 J ~ ~ E ~I 1' fl Z ~ L 1' calon es [fVOJUVZMZ H Z l X You never outgrow your need for mtlk. Use da1ly tn U1ese \1 f H z f 1 F amounts Chtldren under 9 years - 2 or more cups, Children 90 J N FE N Z I P 12) ea rs- 3 or more cups; Teenagers, 4 or more cups , adults, v 1' J K H s QJ 2 or more CUfl' l l'f J S J~J r E JJVF !. F' Hl \o'st<•rday's t ryptoquote A LIBERA!. IS A MAN WHO ~ 1.1 ,\VES rHE HOOM WHF:N THE FIGHT BEGINS 11 1-:VWOOD BHOUN Sermonette ----------, MEiGS I Equipment Co. L---------J -· GRADUATION a:':t:J gtftj~~? ,.« ,. ~ a' ~ ):;_II ,.« ,.« Rubber Back Carpet As Low As sq. yd. ' 4 •88 9' and Vinyl Floor Covering In Stock Buy where you can come m ' an d see what you' re getting ' - Good selections - Fully stocked . Call742-1111 TALK TO Wendell or Herb Grate or Gene Sm1th RUTLAND FURNITURE 74222 11 IF YOU NEED A SOFA THAT MAKES A BED FOR YOU Rutland 1 1975 FORD MAVERICK ................... 2595 • Dr , auto , p5 , p b , radio, air , light blue w1th dark ~ blue vinyl roof '11 1975 CHEVY MALIBU WAGOtt .~.~:.~.~ .. 2595 ~ 0 1 1974 FORD MUSTANG .... :~~:. ~~·.~. • ::': . 2495 1 1974 PINTO STATION WAGON ........... 1695 ~ Auto , radio. light blue ·-,.., 1 1974 HORNET 2 DR ............~~;~: .~.~ .. 1695 ,-. « <A ' 1 1973 FORO GAlAXIE 500 ................ . 1495 ~ 2 dr. HT, outo .. p s, p b , air 1 1972 BUICK LESABRE ... :.~~. ~.~'? ?:~ 595l: Air , auto 149 ,..5 ~· 1972 FORD STATION WAGON ............. 1 1972 BUICK 4 DR, AIR .................... 895 ~ .. .... 1974 PINTO WAGON 4 cyl ., 4 sp , b lue wood gra in tri m '1350 1975 VEGA WAGON ..... f~ 1.~ :..~~~: 1 1495 .1974 IMPALA CUSTOM.~ ..~~:: .?!~. s2195 1974 CHEV. NOVA ~..:t!:..~~.1.~:.P. ·.:· 1 1995 6 cyl 1974 CHEV. NOVA..~.~!:~.~?.~~ ...... s1995 Load ed . 1973 THUNDERBIRD. 1975 CHEV. BELAIR ... ~..~;. : .~:;: ... '1895 1 1959 FORD 2 DR ..~.~.~ .:. ~~~~~~~~.. . 1695 I '). 1970 MONTEGO M·X...................... 350 ~ 1971 DODGE 4 DR ..........~:~: ....... s595 Aula , p s, p b., air (runs good I ,. 1 1964 BUICK SPECIAL 4 DR ........ 1395 1970 FORD MAVERICK AUTO.............. 295 « 1 1970 HORNET AUTO............... •....... 295 ~ 1964 OLDS F-85.................~.?.~ ...1395 TRUCKS 1975 CHEVY LUV Standard. shar p. ,. PICKUP.............. .. .'2595 « 4f 12495 Auto , p b , p s FORD f.100 .. ...................... .. 1974 CHEVY 'h TON.'!:'!~:·.~.~:.~.~:.~.~~~ ... 12495 1974 DATSUN PICKUP....................... '2195 1974 1974 largest Selection In The Valley WEEKLY SPECIAL 4t Standard, radio, mirrors, red In color ic. p s, p.b , V-B 12195 ··· ·· ··· ·••ooo oooooooo••o• SUBURBAN · ·Automat IL TON Automatlc ,p b.,& steer lngl2595 ' 15 IN STOCK STOP· LOOK 'i-1> & up 12' • 1978 Kmg ha.luru Synd rt llt" Inc ~ All carpel Jnslalled w1th paddmg at no charge hpert mslallatJon, Full basement with wood burn ing stove Al ta ched (2 co r) garage Chrys ler Air Temp centra l heatmg and cool ing Very low elec bills All lhls and approx one acre land Hove a look On ly 147,900 f he g tea test p ass rbt ltltes lo r yo u Ia do so me th tng pro lttable today ltC m tOtn! ven ture s Dea l on ly wt th those tnvolvcd Pe r tnt! no hang ers o n Wlll1ted lo IJuy may no t be as ded tca ted as you ar e A lackadaiStcal assoc1a t e wtll o ff se t you r en thu sras m tN t' WSPA I ' I H f' N rJo I<PI<ISI• ASSN 1 DRIVE ALimE & SAVE A LQT A BEAUTY AT FIVE POINTS - Here is an excellent 3 bedrm house wllh Ph balhs, klfchen woth built In appliances, lom ily rm with fireplace, a ll nicely carpeted CAPR ICO RN (Oec 21-Jan 191 Carmel News, By the Day by THOMAS JOSEPH In 1959, the fi rst ba lhstoco ACROSS DOWN ARIES (March 21-Aprol 19) You subm a rtn e, the I Henungway 's 1 Shenff's group ar e adepr a/ thing s that requtre mJ ss tle 2 Of a regwn SCORPIO {Oct 24-Nov 22) mental agtttt y loday Tht s ts nud ear pow er ed "Geo rge mckname Ecul y tn I he day yo u co uld go most e!!eclt ve rn tW e soc tal Washtnglon, ' was launched 5 Cub 1c meter 3 Fencmg move of! on unpr odu cttve tang e nt s rea lm 10 Spoken 4 Seafood TAURUS IApnl 20-May 20) Play at Groton , Conn In 1976, fu11ncr Postmaste1 ll li'a mous vensauce a to ne band tn comm erc ta l t en te rpr rses to day Part ners Cicnera l James Far ley dtcd tn New Ym k at the age of 88 and 1rt1oquts 5 Alabama SAVE ON CARPETING Price $1l 1 800. R. 33- 10 ACRES of land along Rt . 33 4 lone just norlh carpeted with 3 or • bedrms , living rm , family rm, wi th firepla ce, basement, Juel all fu rnace, garage and ou fbulldlngs Some fe ncing, plenty of road frontage and garden space Ci ty water and dri lled well Loc close to hospital and sc hool at Laurel CIIIJ Asking 1<2,100 23 -0ec 21) The re are cJays whe n your NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Ma y 23 , 1978, 1n th e M e1gs Cou nt y Probate Cou rt , Case No 22, 357, Sh 1rl ey L anders Bo x 22, Syra cuse, Ohto wa s ap po m ted e)(ecu t rt x of th e est at e of Evely n Land er s deceased l at e of 104 Unt o n Avenue Pom e r oy. Oh tO 45769 Mannmg o Webs ter P4r o ba te Judge • (5) 26 16) 2 9 etc REED'S COUNTRY STORE 10 ACRES - Vacant land on blacktop road Beautiful s P oint an xte ty to pl ease fne nd s and mfru ence peo ple to day yo u mtght be t oo much o l a ch eckgrabber for you r o wn goo d A sk yo urself tl tl s wo rth tl PH. 992-2174 Wlll do roo l rng co ns t ruc t•on p lumbmg and heo ttng No 1ob too Iorge 01 lao ~ mo ll Phone 1<2 73<8 LIBRA (Sept 23-0cl 23)1 n your POMEROY, OHIO Plumbmg heo t. ng and all type~ of ger1erolrepa1r Wo1k guo ro t1teed 20 year ~ e)( pe11onco Phone 997 :1<109 backh oe work durnp !t uc k ~ and lo boy~ lor h~re wtlt houl f ill dtrt to sod ltme~ l one and gro ... el Call Bob or Rage • Jel l ero; day phor1e '192 7089 ntghr phone 492 35:15 or 991 5132 VIRGO (Aug 23-Sepl 221 Un de rpt ay your role tn a ny ca ree r matt ers o r nego l! a tm ns lod ay Stand bad Let others gel !h e rr share o f l he !1r11 eltght b efo re seek tng cred tl 500 E. MAIN R !: M OO~UN G l XC AVA li NG dowr loader and wel!-recetved today Mos t of th ose a round you wrl l en JOY yo ur co mpany Un for tu natel y tn -laws tnay ft nd l tlll e nlt ·p tck lllQ !au Its tn you r performa nce Don 't forget you owe 11 to yourself to check Free Esltmates Phone 949-2862 or 949-2160 HcpoHs ~er "'ce all rnoke ~ 9Q7 718.ol rhe f.-ob r •c ~hop Pomeroy A uthonzed ~ nget ~ales and ':le t >~ I CC We sharpen !:.ctnOI ~ LEO IJuly 2J Aug 21) Yo u II be SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. New or Repair Gutters and Downspouts ~ ~ W I NC MA C HIN~ hu nc hes or mstg tlt s ca n t)e tru s t ~ d ct ru.J lo \low ed f h ts tS no t one o l l hern St rc k to log tc and reason ftn anc tal p ro sp ec ts loo k rath er pro mJ Stng today bu r not tn those ven tu res tn vol vtng elements o l c hance o r r1s k Don t take lt yers Salesmen, J , D. Story , Ray Dougla s or Bill Nelson . H. L WRITESEL ROOFING !:.weepers too!. ters u on~ all <.moll appl ronce!> law n rnower nert t o ~to l e H ghwoy Goroge on Rou te 7 Phone (b14 1 985 J8]5 CANCER (Jun, 12-July 211Your wtth U5 before you buy any car new or used We can save you money We are The Fnendly Dealer . Call or see one of these Fnendly 1 1 ~ 9 ~ tlc Uu5inl'55 Sen-ices H WOOD H OW ~ HI N~P A IR SAG ITTARIUS (Nov Beat the prtee raise . Most of our new cars came in before lhe pnce raise. So come on tn and pick out the new Butck or Pontoac of your chotce . Plus we need used cars so you will get lop money for your trade tn . Now ts the It me to trade for a n e w Butck or Pontiac and save mon ey. 98S-4155 Cheste r, Ohio 45720 10 ACRES - Va cant land on blacktop road Beautiful home Silt About 5 m1nute s trom 5 Po1nt Pnco su,aoo home st te A bou t 5 mrnutes from and pres erve those prectous moments forev er - Once you Slop to analyze yo ur moves tn advan ce you r sue· cess IS assu red Sla llon N Y 10019 Be su re lo spec tfy buth srgn BIG SAVINGS ON ALL NEW BUICKS &PONTIACS IN STOCK SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. us Graph P 0 BoK 489 Radoo Coly --·- '""" ttt. .. ,..., Wr.tor to I~ ' Car• Let and a lon g se ll addr essed sl amped envelope 10 Astr a- 1974 CHEVY ILlZ TOll •••••• ••• • • •••• •••• •••• •• Standard, long wide bed '1395 1973 CHEVY 7Z n. •••••Rodlo. •• • o• • ••• •o .. • • •• 8•• aula . lG1 V '695 0 1971 FORD RANCHER .................. ... . 0 TRUCKS 1976 FORD F-250.............. '3695 P . S., P. B , rear s tep bumper . 1973 FORD F-250 ................... s1695 Camper Specia l, 4 sp , V-8, p s , p b , 2 gas tanks . 1973 DODGE VAN TRADESMAN .. s2695 B-300 lung wheel ba se, V-8, standard, new t ltes . Rl EBEL'S USED CARS Sl. Rt . 7 See Roger Riebel 667 -3463 1 mile norlh Ohio • DRIVE· BUY 1978 CUTLASS SALON SEDAN ........ ..... '6295 Ortvers Ed FORD 1h TON ....... ................... 1995 1969 CADILLAC SED. DeVILLE ...... ...... .. sg95 1969 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE SEDAN ..... .,sg95 1 1972 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS CPE. ........ 1695 1972 BUICK SKYLARK CPE.. ..... .. ...... '1695 1969 1973 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SEDAN ... .. '1695 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREME CPE. ............. .............. 14495 1975 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREME CPE.. ........................... 13895 1973 OLDSMOBILE 88 CPE .............. 12295 1975 PONTIAC GRAND AM ............... '1895 1973 BUICK LESABRE SEDAN ............ '1895 1973 BUICK CENTURIAN CPL .......... 11895 1973 CADILLAC CPE DEVILLE.. .... ........ '1995 1973 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE .......... 12495 1974 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE .......... 13695 1974 CHEVROLET CAPRICE WAGON....... 12495 1975 CHEVROLET CAPRICE WA~ON ...... 13695 1975 OLDSMOBILE ROYALE CPE......... 13495 1972 FORD '12 TON WITH TOPPER ....... 11295 1976 PLYMOUTH VOLAR£ SEDAN ....... '3195 1973 Drive Home A Winner See one of the se courteous salesmen Pet Bur ris, Marvin Keebaugh or George Harris Karr & Van Zandt "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing BusinHs" GMC Financing. 992-5342 Pomeroy Open Evtnlngsuntli6:00-Tl1Sp m Sot. 1977 FORD MUSTANG II 2 DR .... s3895 4 cyl , 4 speed tran s, ps, Am Radt o, wht1e w.th red t rtm , A l u m tnum road wheels w1 th tnm R Mgs Less than 11.000 m tl e s L oc a l owner Sharp as a tack 1977 FORD PINTO 3 DR d cyl , auto tran s AM Rad1 o, wh rt e w ith red tr im , alum inum road whee ls, wtth trtm rrngs , f u ll gla ss 3rd door , N1 ce 1 1975 FORD GRANADA GHIA 4 DR 2995 6 cyl. 3 speed tran s , vi nyl roof. AM rad1o. electrrc rear window, Defrost, d el uxe wheel covers Less than 35.000 miles 1975 FORD MAVERICK 4 DR........s2795 6 cy l, auto trans , ps , AM radro . 34 ,000 mtles 1975 FORD GRANADA GHIA 2 DR '3895 351 V 8, Auto Trans. PS, PB, AC, AM FM St~re o, lu xury mtertor decor, elec rr defrost, M ore Ntce 1974 FORD PINTO 2 DR ............ '1895 4 cyl Auto Trans, AM Rad to 1974 CHEV. MONTE CARLO 2 DR s2795 v 8 Auto trans, PS, AC. AM Rad io wrlh tape stereo cloth seat tr im 1973 CHEV. MONTE CARLO 2 DR '2795 V-8, Auto lrans, PS, PB, AC, AM Rad1 0 woth tape stereo, low m i leltge Clea n a s a bell 1973 PONTIAC GRAN PRIX 2 DR s2795 v 8, Auto trans, PS, AC, Stereo, P Windows, P dr locks, bucke t s, conso le, ti lt wheel , vi nyl roof MIJre One loca l owner N rce 112 rear • CHRYSLER CORDOBA 2 DR ... v 8 Auto Trans, PS, AC, AM F M Stereo, till wheel. speed control , flight bench seat, leather lnl , 37, 000 mrles . Ole lo ca l owner Shows good care 1975-BlAZER 4X4 ......................s4395 V 8, Auto Trons, Jull lime 4x4, PS , PB . RadiO, Rear flip fold ben ch seat OPEN TILL7 P,M Except Thursday & Saturday tiiS :OO Closed Sunday DAN THOMPSON FORD See Rocky Hupp , Darrell Dodrill or Pat Hill, General Manager, for a Good Deal on • New or Used Vehicle 992 -1196 Middleport, 0 . �. ~ ' . . ... . . --- 12 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, O., Friday, June9, 1978 lOOth anniversary of Mount Moriah Baptist Church being observed MIDDLEPORT-The IOOth anniversary of the Mount Murial! Baptist Church · . • .. lut:ated at the l'urner uf Suuth Fourth Ave. and Main St. in Miildlepurt is bei ng ("debra ted today with CHI all-day scrvln . The pr es~ nt site of thu church was given by James Stewart who1·estded in th e house adjoin ing the property . The orgnniz'l:ltiun MORNING KI NDERGARTEN class of Mary Rose will graduate in commencement exer cises to be held Monday at 7:30p.m. at Pearl Street Elementary . First row, 1-r , Jeanie Arms, Jimmy Durst, Traci Rowe, Shannon Newsome, Bet;;y Bryant, Brian Broome, Forest Qualls, Stephanie Crow, Tracy Manley, Kevm Britton , Carri Swisher, Kurtiss English, Susanne Cassell: second Twenty-eight kindergarten students, afternoon class. at Pea rl Street Elementary will graduate thi s even in g at commencement exercises · to be held at the school at 7:30 p.m. Dr . Sa ll ie Plymale. professor of education at Marshall University, will be the guest speaker. Robert Morris. principal. will present the diplomas. Twil a Childs will be the pianist and the Rev. William Knittel, pastor of the Mid· dleport Pentecostal Church , will give the inv ocation and (Continued from page teacher . On Monday at 7:30p.m. the class will graduate tn commencement exercises. The Rev . George Gl aze, pastor of the Middleport Church of Christ, will be the spea ker. Hobert Morris. principal. will presen t dip lomas . Maunta Mi ller will be the pianist and the Rev. James Bruorne will give the in· \'ocatton and benediction. Our Interest is Greater For You 5.75% On 90-Day . Certificates 5.75 per cent pa id on 90 day Certificates o f Depo si t . $500 . 00 Min imum. Interest Payab le Quar terl y . A substantial penalty is invoked on all certificate accounts withdrawn prior to the dette of maturity . Meigs Co. Branch 41 The Athens County savings & Loan Co. W. Ma in St. Pomeroy , Ohio -FSIJC ------\ .!I' ' : Loss of 1) bened ict ion. He Said tlJe~t b.v l'i lllHila Ung Dr. Plymale will be Uw sdwul stops e~nd Lllc presented an honorary . marginfli cuJ JUiluni ty ~tups. degree, Bachelnr of Rhymes. whL·n· there 1s a low number Mrs. Mary Rose is th e of patroll>olll\' low CII'CU I<I · morniu~ The Rev. Glaze willalso be prese nted an hunorary degree . Route IZ4 in Rutland remained closed at 10 a. m. this mornin g due to floodin·g whirh occurred with the torrential rain s falling Thursday night and Friday morning . Route 143 ~· as closed Friday morning but at tO a. m. had been reopened and was being r learod ol dt•bris by work ers of th e Ohi o Department of Highways in Meigs County . liun, the l>ouklllobllc cart pro- vide hig her quality Sl'JTice through Iunge r stops un it lnwcckly I'Cithcr thtt n montlll)' IJ1lsb. During the enti re meetmg It \I'H S i-lJ)pi:ll'l'/1( th~lt till' Clll · phasis shift 111 l 'ln:ulatwn IS f mrn tlw book111ulli It· tu Uw Maii-A-13uuk s Scn•ic\' . Ol sun r"t·fcrrcd tu survt.'.\1:-. vil'cs 1971i La ken ~:~s till SlT- 111 1971. I!J; 4 <llld well as tht: ont.• he has l<ikt•n hun self mtd referred to his I'Cl'U II ll ll CIIdHI!UllS HS all whole 10-ruunty CJ rea aml uriL' which rs fl nalll'J itlly rt•;_rilstrc . ubjcct1ve plan fnr tilt' SlT Vll'l' Area Deaths tit.s and the librarians uf those, two counties p1·esent at the meeting expressed their I <~Cro nl with the plan . ALICE DODSON Mt'o. Eblin sa id that with Funeral services for Mrs. Vinlon aml Jacksundrupping Alice Dodson, 89, Route 1 uut of the IJ<Jukmobilc, that Long Bottom , were con· Meigs County is not going to ducted at I p.m. Monday at be able tu carry the the Ewing Funeral Home bookmobile service alone. with the Rev . Amos Tillis "The money fr om lite budget officiating. eummis.."iion is nut Hdequate Attending services from to ope rat~ a lum: in a ny out of town were Mr. and ea pe~l'ity, ··she S<:lld. Mrs. Haswell Betz, Diane Bub Morr is, prinl'ipal of the Craft , St. Joseph, Mich. ; Middleport and Pomeroy Robert Conroy, Miami, Fla. ; F:leme ntary Sc hools, ex· Mr . and Mrs. Durward presst•d concern trbout whtrt Conroy, Memphis , Tenn .; the loss uf bookmobile service Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conroy, will do to reading programs Mr. and Mrs. Rodney 111 till' schools. He c har~L~I Sprin ger, Melinda and Todd , that it will " wipe out reading Mr . and Mrs. Rick Long and progrmus wtlkh have t.a.ken Jay, and Marlene Thompson, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. years to build up." fn response. Harold Coopt' r Gene Van Meter, Granville ; of Waverly, a trustee uf the Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wolfe Pike County Library, culll· and Rick, Belpre ; Mr. and menled that OVAL was nut Whilt· Ius rt·c·u mmc nd<~ · tJun)) will nut ~ actcU un b"y till' OVA l. Hoard unlll ercatcli tu reli ~ve the schools Septentocr. st•veral board uf their responsi bllit y to rlll'l!lbers spokt· 111 su pport of drvdop libraries. Susa u Flcslunan, Pumeruychscu ntinu tng the IJoukmuiJJie tu s<.:huvls a nd called Mi ddll'purt libr.ariHn. whose f11r lhl' st'lwols ln illl JH'oVl' resignati on was CJnnounced t·cr rllcr 111 "tile t•ventng, sa 1d tllt• 1r own li brr:mc.-,. Aflt·r a lJl.J ranHn frum timt it all bull s down lu monel' mwt lll'r t' ounty spoke on thf..' <Utd that tlw boukmubil~ qu ~tllt _, of lht· sd10ul library opt·ratiun ~::~l I'OSlS cuts 111to then•. Drm Morn.-;, CISSJstant other uperatiurts. The d1 sc uss ion wt:t s supl'nntendcnt uf till' Mca~s Local Sehoul D1strirt, lengthly. sometimes heated. I'C IMtcd tlwt sehoul libra ries e:uu.l cundudl-d without any SQL:AO CA LLED are not well eq ui pped here ltml of r·ecu n s lde r~::~ ti u n on the The M1d-d\eport bt•cause of limited r esour ces plctn to drop school.!:~ from the Emergency Squa d was ca ll ed rrml that the l.x.wkmubill' ha s IJ<Jukrnol!ilc schedule 1n tile to Page St., at 6:43 p. m. pi'U \'Idtd '·g rctHl'l" HCl'l!.SS of f;J ll . Thursday for Frances Pre<:edmg Olson 's presen· l>vu ks tu grcat.l•r numbers uf Maxley who was taken to Wllon. li te OVAL Boa rd of studl'nts ." Hr exp n·sscd CtJil· Veterans Memorial Hospital. t·t•rll that Mt•tgs County wluch C. E. Blakeslee is tile student-, Will be dcpn vtd of Mcrgs County member . met 111 regula r session . till' St' l'\' lt't.' . BOOSTERS TO MEET The Ohio While House l'Ull· , \ hwn~ also saul that man r The Me igs Loc al Band fe n·ncc on l.ibranes to be of tht' dn ltln•Jt 111 till' gntlh.'~"i Boosters will meet M 7:30 p. · held 111 the fall wa> discussed krndcrgr.irlt:!n throu gh s1 xth m. Monday at the high school al1mg with ~::~ppnlpn ai ! UJI bil ls gr;J dt· 111 the J V 1crgs Lueiil band ruum . Parent s uf senior curTrntly undt.•r l'U!JsitlcraSdlilollJtstrJ ct arcnotlucalt'd band members as well as \\ rtlun ctn CJ ree~ uf walking tu t:t tl onm W osh in ~t on . juni or band parents are Postl.JI.{{' in e re~t se!) e~nd their llbrar1 ur lu the prupusctl urged to attend. stop:-, 111 ttn: srx conunumtics llnpal"l un OVAl. were tliSl'USSNI and II Wl:.I S reported llsil'd b) Olson . Tht C~ssistan t supet'lntcn - Llwt Wllhout additional ci r· tk·nl clwrg{•d thc.rt ta k1ng the r ul al1on the Mall-A-Boo k h011kllluhi ll' i::IWH\' frulll th ~ JX1Stagc will II H•.Tl.!asc nex t ~dmui . . 1s just c.~ 'r1rst !'l tcp in year from $:10.1100 to $48,000 t.ak ulg the bookmoblll' out uf wtd on the schedule uf rates Hospital News Veterans Memorial Hospital Admitted - None . Discharged - Brenda LeMaster, Helen Johnson, Mary Hendricks, Annabelle Ward, Mildred Will, Ruth Gosney, Katrine Millikan, Tony Quillen, Jimmy King, Leslie Price, f.rnest ine Fisher, Donald Armentrout, Minni e Kapteina, Alma Frazier, Howard Sayre. Holzer Medical Center 1Discharges, June 8! Tami Adams , Grace Boster, Robert Brenneman, Steven Bush. Scott Chevalier, J oyce Denney, Jam es Goodnite , Ernest Harless . Donna Howard , Hermetta Hysell, Lana !son, Madelene Landrum , Mami e Mann , Mrs. William Metzler and daughter , Hazel Mont· go mcr oy, Melissa Nance, Fran k Ruff, Cynthia Schneider, Donna Shinn, Rolie Smith, Corella Thomas, Mae Venekamp, Zeldon West, Mrs. Anthony Williamson and son. Blrth Mr . and Mrs. Mike Stumbo, <!ppruvcd in the yea rs to a daughter, Oak Hill. !Ill' I'U Unt ).. Yuu'n• gurng tu take the l·or ne al no Jnt:rcct.~c m dr· culution. the cost will be well sdlHub t- rnd rn ovc to the sax IJI'C r $100,1100 by i98i. \)llokrnulu \e CH\'HY fr·um th e or >a1d that Mt•tgs Cuunty will. justify the set'\'lce. Tanuny nut llt• able tu keep the Clark of McArt hur who ~ ave bv(}ktnl>brle 111 cwy cet pr:ll'lty the re;JUrt . also sa id that the wnhout fuwu cial help . The m.lvisury comnlitt!Jc would lxwkmubrh"' 1~ serving Meigs, like tu ser: some I!Xpanslon in Vmlun and .l heksml Cuu nties. the Mai i·A·Buuk service. Purc h<~ se uf gra phic art of materials at a cost of $330 OV AL 's Olsun has recum· IT'S MONEY that you can get your ha'nd s on tm· mediately and without penalty. In a ny amount your account is welcome. mended elrnunnt ron btHJk rn oi) IJc !)Cf'VI l'C com- wt.~ s appru\·c d . Jane s poke on pktelv 111 IJ<Jth of thusc coun· MrG I' Cgory ex penses. They will be on Appalachian folklore by a Meigs Countian : nature studies, a story teller, and communica· lion awareness. Susan Fleshman, who will leave here at the end of June and has acccptc'll a position at \he Westerville Public !Jbrary, wa s recognized by Pat Holter , president of the local li brary boHrd. and Mrs. Eblin on behalf of the boa rd presented her with a CB Hadiu set. Dinner w a s sr r ve d pt•ecedlllg the meeting . Huntington•. . (Continued from page 1) responsible for burning their clubhouse down in Lawrence County . Kemp was found dead last week off a highway. There was no attempt on Howell's life. Tom pomeroy nationa . bank the bank of the century established 1872 VC:U male the clrrerence · ! I Mrs. Lloyd Wolfe, Dennis and Beverly Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Conroy, Jr .. Kim Conroy, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Conroy, Allen Weber, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Long and Mr. and Mrs. Roy umg, Akron ; Mrs. Rose Marie Hutchinson, Bellevue and Ruth Rhodes and Elmer Lake, Huntington, W.Va. LELA FORREST Mrs. Lela Forrest , 91 , Rutland, died Wedn esday evening at the Jones Home Health Care Center in Tuppers Plains follo wing an ex tended illness. Mrs. Forrest was born at Harrisonville, a daughter of the late J:'erry and Mary Gary Stiles . Sh e attended the Rutland United Methodist Church and had been a res ident of Meigs County, the greater part of her life. Surviving are two grand· sons, Robert Fo\rest, Jr. , The Plains, and Happy Forrest , Nelso nville, fi ve great grandc hildren and several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Forrest was preceded in death by her husband, Adam ; a son, Robert, and a sister, Verna Carpenter. Graveside services will be held at I p.m. Saturday at the Wells Cemetery, Pageville, wi th the Rev. Ri chard Thomas officiating . Friends may call at the White Funeral Home in Coolville after 4 p.m. Friday . today. He was born on Aug. 29, 1896 in Taylor County to the late George W. and Sarah Lambert Keener. He was preceded in death by his first wife Lillie Zumbro Keener in 1964 along with one daughter and one son. He was a retired employee of the Point Pleasant Transportation Co., former em ployee of the State Road Commission, member of the Trinity United Methodist Church and a veteran of World War I. Survivors include hi s second wife, Mrs. May Roush Keener;.nine daughters, Mrs. Sarah Mattox and Mrs. Frances Beller, both of Point Pleasant ; Mrs . Margie Coleman, Vienna ; Mrs. Mary Ja ckson, and Mrs. Sue Hoschar, both of Dunbar ; Mrs. J o Lou Alt, Division, Mich.: Miss Nina Keener, Troy, Mich.; Mrs. June Avis, Guysville, 0 .; Mrs. Myrtle Hogsett, Huntington : two sons, George D. Keener Jr., Gallipol is, and Kenneth Keener, Dunba·r; one sister, Mrs. Wi)ma Sharp, Fair· mont ; ·one brother, Everett, Graft on; two steJHlaughters and two step-sons and 33 grandchildren and 24 great· grandchildren also survi ve. In lieu of flowers the family requests that donations be made to the Mason County · Cancer Fund or the Veteran 's Auxiliary of the Veterans Hospital in Huntington . HYMN SING A hymn sing will be held at I :30 p.m. Sunday at the Nease Settlement Church . Singers will be the Shaffer GEORGE 0. KEENER Fun eral services for Family of Crown City and Sid George D. Kee ner , 81 , and Carol Hayman. A Jericho Rd ., Point Pleasant, covered dish, potluck dinner will be held Sunday I :30 p. m. will be held at 12:30 p.m. in the Crow-Hussell Funeral FITCH REUNION Home with .the Rev . Orville The annual Fitch family White and Eugene Zllpp of· ficiating . Burial will be in reunion will be held at 12:30 Kirkland Memorial Gardens. p.m. on Sunday, June 18, at Friends will be received at the Portland Park. Lunch will the funeral home after 7 p. m. be served at 12:30 p.m. I I Social Duncan , an investlgator for the prosecuting attorney in .Lawrence County, quoted the suspect, Robert Souder, 29, Huntington, as telling police the shooting climaxed arguments between Kemp and him when he tried to talk Kemp out of ca rrying out the plot. an Souder, himself Avenger, remains in jail at Ironton , una ble to go a S\00,000 bond . located un Middl eport Hill near !he site of the old highschool bui lding . I ""' DAN.EV ANS, left, Hio Grande College capital campaign _._ I I general cimlrman, wlks with three of the campaib'll's honorary chalrpurson!-:l ,lcft to ri ~ht , Mrs. Esther Greer. Mrs. II Calendar I SUSAN HANNUM WON EAST MEIGS - Susan Hannum was presented the John Philip Sousa band award at the recent Eastern High School awards assembly . Miss Hannum was not listed in the school's Ust of award winners. WALKER ELECTED Herb Walker , farmer and industrial developer of Lancaster, was elected Republican State Central Committee Man from the lOth Congressional District Tuesday. The lOth District is t'Omposed of 13 eountlea in· cludlng GaUia and Meigs. According to the unofflclal taUy, Walker carried 11 of the 13 co unties . Walker taUied 14,272 votes compared to 11,226 received by his opponents. COMMJ'ITEE MEETING The Meigs County Central Committee will be organized at a meeting to be held at 8 p.in. Thursduy at the Meigs Inn. At 8 p.m. following the session, Jack Hillyer, district state senator nominee, will be present to address the group. The public is invited. SPECIAL MEETING A special meeting of the Eastern Local School District Board of Education has been set for I p.m. Monday in the library of the hlgb school with teacher negotlatlons to be dlscussed . RIO GR ,\NOE; Four dollar capital campaign. according to an announl'ement today by Da niel Evans. campaign general chairman , and Paul C. Haye s, Hio Grande prcsidenl. The four are Mrs. F:sther Greer. Knox ville, Tenn ., who is <1 REG. PRICE 17.95 1 wh ore craftsmen Sl•ll care " DUPONT A.PPftOVEC Extra-big skillet is perfect for all your large cooking jobs, and SilverStone non-stick inte!ior makes clean· up a snap! Skillet is made of even-heating aluminum with colored porcelain exterior; matching acrylic finished cover. · HOUSEWARES DEPT.-1ST FLOOR Open Friday Night til 8 p.m. - Open on Saturday 9:30a.m. to 5 p.m. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Davis, Sr., was not present for the photo. Jmn c~ these is most helpfu I to us as we seek Rio Grande ," Hayes said. completed Plan s for the college, as part of U1e capttal campaign, include the Amung those expetled to attend lhe celebration tode~y arc scvcrCJI grandsons uf construction of a new student · tile Re v. Mr. Rickman . In 1902 the Sewin g Circle uf the church wbuild for the future or edu ca tion at board. Ohio Valley Bank, Gallipolis . scholarship and fa culty enrichment. of commun ity cente r and the expa nsion of the <·allege's fund for tll'op le likt· GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT Tuesday and ran~ing frnm lOs. GALLIPOI,JS - A bachelor, Rothgeb , Is a registered football and baseball official wllh the Ohio HJah School Athletic Association, a former aumrner baseball coach in Gall\polls and Oleshire. His Cheshire pony league IA!ams (11169-73) were very competitive having captured one league championship, finishing second three Umea and third, .J MRS. CAMPBELL HARPER OLDEST MEMBER - Mrs. Nellie Winston , 83, Middleport, is the ulde st member or the church. In September 1922 she changed her membership from the Providence Church at Kerr to th e Middleport Churc h. She will be recognized at this afternoon 's tOOth anniversary celebratiun . RECOGN IZ F. D·· Mrs. Ca mpbell Harper uf Pumcru y holds the record for bt-ing a nwmbtr of the Mou11t Moriah ll<lptisl ('hurch the longest. She joined tht· church 62 yea rs agu. It was in May, i916 thai slw, h1•r grandfather . John Hudson, and brother, Chm:ncc Bt·aumllnt , Middlcptlrt, were baptizOO in the Ohiu Ri H" r and t.akt:n into tht• Muriah ft•\luwship. Mt. tntint MIDDLEPORT- POMEROY PRICE 25 CENTS George Olson, cunstruction plans fur completiun ur the city's recreation eomplex off Bob MeCormlck and Texas Roads have been approved by the department. This wlll permlt the city to advertise fur bids fur remaining work sometlme th!B week. probably Monday. Bids on electrical, plumbing, access road 1 parking lot and se"·er IJne projecta will be opened approxllilately two weeks . In Once contracts are awarded, th e project, if all goes well. should be «>mpleted within 30 days. MARY MII.IS PAMELA ROSS Awards highlight nurses ' ceremony HODNEY - Top senior awards went Holzer Medical Center, made the two presentations on beha lf of the Gallia Pamela Ross, Hillsboro, d urin ~ Friday County Medical Society and the Holzer evening's 55th annual comm encement Clini c, Ud . Miss Mil ls was presented with a cash exercises M Um Holzer Medica l Cen ter award by the Gallia County Medical &hnol of Nursing. Ceremonies were held Society for achieving the highe st in Faith Baptist Church. . Hugh P. Kirkel. president of the cumulativ e grade point avera~e in the graduating class for ali th ree years of education in the Holzer Medi cal Center School of Nursing. Selected as the Best All Around Student by the faculty and the entire student body of the School of Nursing was Miss Ross and N!r cash award was from the Holzer Cl inic, Ltd . She ha s shown out;;tanding ability In the lu Mnry Lnuise Mills, Pomeroy, and news editor positi.o n 26. \ Department of Natural Resources, Saturday Informed Galllpull s Ctty Manager Chris Murris that Rothgeb named to OVPC GALLIPOLIS - Richard S. Owen, publisher, Saturday announ ced the promotion of Oale Rothgeb, Jr ., 32, Rt. I, Gallipolis, to news editor for the Ohio Valley Publislung Company. Rothgeb, a son of Mrs. Glenna Rothgeb, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, and the late Dale Rothgeb, Sr., has served as assistant city editor for the Gallipolis Daily Tribune the past eight years. In that capacity, he covered the city news beat, community and civic meetings, meetings of the local boards of education and has written high sc hool sports. A graduate of Kyger Creek Htgh School, Rothgeb began his journalism career as a parttlme editorial employee shortly after graduation in the fall of 1963. He served as a member of the Tribune ediWrial staff and mail room clerk until January 1966. At that time, Rothgeb joined WJEH radio as news director , a position held there until March, 1970, when he rejoined lhe Gallipolis Tribune . Rothgeb has been active in commwllty and clv.ic affalrs having served as a member of the old Kyger Creek Boord of Education and the Gallla County Local Board of Education. He was first electro 113 a member of the KC board at tlJe age of • Di,risiuo or Parks and Re creaUoo, Ohio the scene. couler ) \ MRS. NELLIE WINSTON SUNDAY, JUN E II , 1978 Mile Hill, near Racine. Racine ond ~raCWJII FiN! Departments were called to and • Continued On D·l tmts Junior Holsinger, and its contents, FriflHy morning. The one story frame was located on Fair I ' the de bt was paid off . + RACINE - Fire of undewrmined origin destroyed the home of Mr. and Mrs. EXTENDED FORECAST Monday lhruugh Wednesday, a chance of shuwers Munday, with highs In the mid ur upper 80s and luws ranging from the mid 60s tu the Juw l Os. <~nd I ~ .. wv s orgt~nizcd willr Mrs. Kathr yn Hudson. muther of the late Bertha Ja ckson, be1ng the fi rst president. Later the mune of the Auxi liary was d umgetl to tile Missionary Racine home hit by fire 94~2e95. I (' The Rev . P. H. Williams, first pastor uf the congregation was the speaker. Tile flood of 1884 was a disaster fur the church inl!Jat the pews were dl:struyed. It wetsn' t until 189fi when the Hev . J . H. Rickman wa s pastur lha t the vestibule wa s unba The family is In dire need of clothin~ and hot!Sehold goods. Clothing sizes needed are: lor Jh·· father, 36-31 in fl1111 L,, shirts large. 11 and one-half shoes ; mother, size 20 slac·k•, 4211 blouses. 9 shoes, 42 doubleD bruss ~en• ; children, J0.34 pant s, medium shirt . IU und one-half shoe; 10 pants, 12 shirt, >ize .I shoe; sile 4 W 6 shirt , 3 or 4 in pants 11nd II size shoe: 4 or 5 shirt si7.C, 2or 3 panl'i (lnd size 9 shoe. The couple's handles on the CB are Hllltopper and Windy . Those wishing t<• donate are asked to call Louise DeLong at ' ' l881 and officia lly nttmcd Mount Moriah. Sud~ty VOL. 13 NO. I 9 J' . .. Morris were members vf the buildin '5 conunittcc. and bc ndar lur nf Rio Grande Colle~e; Mrs. E. E. Davis, a prominen t Jackson resident and widow of E. E. Davis; S. S. Davis, Sr .. dminnan of the board of Liqu iBox Corp., Worthington, Ohin ; ~n d Elllerson Evans . chair man of the "The support · ~ The church building was dedicated 111 Ohio. the mid 70s tt) the luw 80s and lu"·" In lhr 12-INCH wesr BEND, SKILLET E. E. Da vis and Emerson Evans. A fourth member , S. S. l«iges from Middleport, Gallipol is aud Point Pleasant . Matt Silas, Juhn Hull and Middleport nat ive. lon g-lime trustee prominent ci tizen~ lwvc abrreed to · serve as honorary chairpersons for Rio Grande Col l1•gc's $4.9 mi llion Wednesday, wllh highs ·~ The cornerstone of the pre~nt building wa s laid in 1887 under the CJuspkes of Four named honorary chairpersons I SATURDAY BAKE SALE Saturday in front of New York Clothing HoUse sponsored by Asbury and Syracuse Unlted Methodist youth. Bread, rolls, pies, candy will be and cookies sold. The sale is from 9 a.m. to I p.m. ELBERFELD$ ~ 111 the First Bapti st Church whidl was and 12" Skillet No. 4161 ln the librarr~:~ns adv isory resource persuns as an effecnext tl un~ wind! will happen l'UIIlllllttec, l'U il[ lll Ui.Hli,;C tive way to share group pro1~ thCJt the CJ JilUU ilt uf c rn:ula- lhl' bookmobilE.· service was grams and stimulate readet·· tr un w1 l l not ju s ti fy dbc ussed <~nd 11 was reported ship and iUlnuunct.'<.l swnmer lx10krnubrle serviee in the tl'"t Vtntun <~nd Jackson programs to be carried out. hbnmt~s want tu d1scunt rnue count) at CJII." She reported that there will Wand<~ I-:bhn. who serves IJ<Jokmubile sen•1ee un the be a total of 34 programs at a on till' Me 1g:-, l .ibn-H)' Buard, ba sts that tile rust dues nut cost of $20 each plus travel to mrmm1ty stops. Then the pomeroy rutland tuppers plains _____ r--------------------------~ Kindergarten students at Middleport graduating of Mount Moriah cwne <~bout after a spli t Darrick McCloud, Heather Hovatter, Ronnie Fry, Sandy Marcwn, Lori Engle, Kevin Bailey, Cheryl Stevens, Danya Gheen, Amy Epple; third row, Stacy Tyree, Pam Zirkle, MieheUe Triplelt, Heather Wood, Johnny Tillis Jimmy Williams, Tanya Brown, Heath Richmond Heidi Caruthers. ._.._.. AFTERNOON KINDERGARTEN class of Mary Rose will gradua!A! this evening in commencement exercises to be held at Pearl Street Elementary at 7:30p.m. First row, l.r , Billy Milliron, Michael Barton, Carl Nicholson, Joey Hysell, Richard Rathburn, Jay McCarty, Lara Hall, Jimmy Reynolds, Scott Ogdin, Lisa Blake ; second row, row , Shawn Palmer, Paul Kent, Wendy Carsey, Aaron Davis, Patricia Nibert,.Eugene Aleshire, Kelly Stewart, Melissa Fife, Matthew Smith, Christopher George, Susie Manley, James Large ; third row, Ray Stewart, Leah Daniels, Mary Byer, Debbie Blake, Clinton Glaze, Brian Smith, Eddie Crooks, Tracy Dewees, Jennifer McKinley, Ryan· Hayman, Ryan Harper and Joe Gilkey . clinical area , main Wined a good academic standing, demon strated leade rship in Sc hool activities and renects the ideals of a professional nurse in total personallty. Misa Ross is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ross of Hillsboro, Ohio. She was a May, !975 graduate of Unioto High School in C,'hillicothe and ranked 6th tn a class of 116 graduates . While in higb school she was a member of the varsity tennis 'IA!am and worked as a lifeguard . She received various awards .Including science Amertcan Legion and Honor Society: She was actively involved in the Girl SCout;; lor more than 10 years. At the School of Nursing, Miss Ross wac , president of the Stud ent Government for 1977-78 a membe r of the Glee Club and has been ~rving as Secretary of the Senior Class. Miss Mills Is the daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Robert Mills of Route 3, Pomeroy. She gradua!A!d from Eastern Higb SChool in Reedsville, ranking fi rst in her 1975 graduating class of 71 students. She was c<HOditor of the school yearbook and vice president of N!r high school class for three Continued on A·2 Mayor says thanks RUTLAND - Rutland Mayor Eugene Thompson today extended thanks to all per~ms who helped with the flash flu ud cleanup In the community Friday . The Mayor ••tended special thanks tu Bruce Oa\'ls and members uf the Rutland Voluntt•er Fire Deparlmeut. Construction to begin on 3 school projects CENTERVIlLE - Construction will begin soon on three major projects in the Gallia County Local SChool District. Bob Grant, the board's architect, announced here Saturday coo struction will start June 20 oo renovation of the fireravaged Cen!A!rville Elementary Building and June 2S on the HaMan Trace Elementary bullding, also hit by lire this past wln!A!r. Both structures are to be ready for use during the !9711-79 school IA!rm. Declaring a resolution of necessity, the board acted upon a recommendation of Grant Ill obtain bids for roof repatr at Southwestern, Kyger Creek and North Gallia High Schools and Addaviil e Elementary SChool. Grant sald July 15 has been set as the anlicipatro daoo for the start of roof repair work . He said the jobs should be completed by Aug . 2S. The board will meet Wednesday at 8 CC to discuss Regatta plans DALE ROTHGEB,Jr. ooce. He is a charter member of the Gallipolis Area Jaycees and a member of the Campaign Freewill Baptist Church. HiS bobbles are watching sporting events and attending Cincinnati Reds ba.eball games. MEIGS COUNTY SHEH!Ff James Proffitt, left . and Gary Wolfe , sheriff 's investigawr . are pictured with cracked corn and part or a still they found during a Frida y ra id at th e home of Paul Steinmetz. 40, Rutland . Stemmetz was arrested oo two charges. See Page U-llor story and another photo. POMEROY - The Pomeroy Chamber featurlnc a dlsco dance. Saturday rides of Commerce will meet Tuesday at noon at will be offered from 12:4li tD 2:45, 3:30 to the Meigs fM to discuss plans for the Big S:30 and 1:1~ to 1:15. Regular rides are $5 a perm and the senil>r cltlzens ride Is $3 a Bend Regatta. Tickets to ride the P. A. Denny S!A!rn- per9llll . Tickets to the cruise and dance on wheeler may be reserved by oont>~ctlng Kyle Allen at 992-2121 Ot' Emmogene Saturday ntght are all sold. However, Mrs. Holstein iS still taking reservations in case Holstein at 992~005 . Friday, June 23, cruises will be offered of cancellations. from Ito 10 p.m. and 10:30 to 12 :30 a.m. p.m. 10 d1scuss bids on portable classroom facilities which will also be placed throughout the county. In a related in cident regarding Centerville students, who have been attending class at Camp Francis Asbury, the board approved a motion transferrilll\ those students . teachers and Principal Allee Fulks w the Bidwell-Porter Building for the remaining five days of thi s school year. Some parenL' in attendance objected to the move bet·ause they fe lt their children had already been subjected to enough disruptions tllis school year . Actually , !11e motion was an alter thought since the move had already been completed . Begin ning Monday, studen ts at Centerville will go to Bidwell-Porter for classes beginning at 9:30a.m. and running through 2: 30 p.mluon Wednesday and Thursday, the da y will run from 9 a.m . to 2:30p.m. and on Friday, the final day of classes. student;; will be in sesston from 9 Cnntinucd un A·2 25 names drawn in Meigs for possible jury duty POMEROY - Twenty-five additional names were drawn for pnssible Petit Jury Saturday morning in the offi ce of the Clerk of Courts. Names drawn were Margar et Grossnickel , Reedsv\lle; Linda Hill , Racu1e ; Jessie McCall, Rt. 2, Albany; Paul R. Roush, Rt. I, Reedsville ; Minnle M. Brown, Rt. ! , Middleport ; Ray C. Frank, Rt . 3, Racine ; Thelma Berry, Rt.l , Middleport ; Carl Dill, Rt . 3, Pomeroy ; Frances Carleton, Rt. 3, Pomeroy; Joan Corder, Pomeroy ; John M. Bailey, Rt. 3, Pomeroy; Don Betzing, Pomeroy: Fred 0. Searles , Cheshire; Ina Teaford, Middleport ; Patricia Sham, Rt. t, Racine; MircRatliffe, Cheshire ; Dale Kautz;Rt. 3, Pomeroy: Bru ce Hoffma n, Rt. 4, Pomeroy; James Gaston, Rt. 3, Albany; Arthur Hes8, Rt . I, Middleport; Glenn E. Thompson , Rt. 2, Albany : William A. Young , Pomeroy ; Helen Dias, Ill. 2, Pomeroy: Bonnie Lawrent'C, Portland, and Alfred Wolfe, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. Attending were Larry Spencer, Clerk ol Courts . Nellie Brown, Judge John C. Bacon, Freeland Norris , Jury Commissioner, and Robert Beegle, Deputy Sheri fl. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 9, 1978 dodson forrest keener stiles