https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/79fc277e06312dcc83b52c335db23f39.pdf 867b8a30eb0c1a2ad6e1730c6d5bdf69 PDF Text Text ' Minority contractors only will submit bids By DICK KIMMINS COLUMBUS (UP II - For the second time m three months, the Controlling Board has agreed to set aside a group of publicly funded state contruction contracts for minority contractors. ·Monday, the board unanimously approved an Ohio D e· p a r t m e n t of Administrative Services request to allow only minority contractors to be able to bid on the seven contracts totaling $1.8 million. Last March, the board took similar action, which nnw hos Merri-Mafe OXWALL PORTAILI IRVING TAIU LEXINGTON· been chall enged in th e Franklin County Court of O>mmon Pleas by the Ohio Building Chapter of the ~.ssodated General Contractors. Tue sday 's group of contracts totaled $1 .8 million , mcluding : - $575,000 for an Ohio Departm e nt of Transportation garage in Cuyahoga Cowlly. -$300,000 for roof repairs at the University of Toledo. -$280,000 for construction of the Western Reserve Psychiatric Reh:1bilil:>l i"n Center in Summit County. fl oo r last November as -$250,000 for a Wright justification for the state 's State University building. "set aside , affirmative -$250,000 for renovation nf ac.·tion prohlfam . the University of Cincinnati The eonlral'lors ' rieldhouse. association also has suit s -$100.000 for an irrigation pending in 'ta te and federal system at Youngstown State courts in Cincinnati University. . c hallenging s imilar -$75,000 for a QJyahoga affirmative action program s County Mental Health and regarding publicly financed Mental Retardation center . construction projects . Legislative members of the "It's illegal, as there's no board cite a resolution law permitting it, to proceed adopted in a skeleton session in a manner that specifically of the Ohio House of denies ce rtain groups of Representatives with only ~itizens the oprx>rt unity to bid four members present on the on pt!hli r" llv fun<I Pd 1 ' pn,jcrts," ('olnpl:.unec..l Ed Frccdnwn. direeuw rt f the Oh io Building Contraetnrs. State Architect Don Welsc h !Old the b<>a rd th at even though cll rr >petitive bidding would be waived with approval 11f the request, the seven contracts would be awa rded on a "lowest and best bid " basis among minori ty contrador s. In 11ther action. the board appmved the expenditure of $:1:1.200 in all-purpose emergency funds so the Ohio ll 1 ~hw ay Patrol could con tinue i nv~stj ga tion s into gt ,verrunclll : - Alleged crimina l mi scon - du ct by the National C:raphics Corp., Utlwnbus, in its man y contracts with the State Division of Printing. - "Irregularit ies" ·in certain lnans mcidt• lJy the Ohio Development Financing Cnmmissiun. And finall y, the board unanimously approved the advancement of five months worth of school foundation p<Jyrnents - about $294,000 to the North Union Loca l School Di strict in Union County . billing system and <'ompletion of a prOiJ€rty rea plll'aisal. A new >tate law allows the '••ard ID advance school distr itts school foundation paym e nt s ·· under extradordinary ci r cumstances ." Th e payments are normally made nn a monthly basis. Earlier this year, the board adva nced th e · Cleve land sc hool syste m about $30 million in payments which normally would have been made from .July through December . Di>trid Superintendent .!on tnld the board that the Union Co Wl ly auditor had not and Would not send ou t property lax bills due last February and the !,GOO-pupil '""h<Kll district was unable ID meets its payrcrll and maintenance expenses. '"l11e people in ow district even volunteered to pay their I property) taxes and the auditor wouldn't accept them, " said Kiger . The reason £or the auditor 's delay, he added, was the auditor's prob lem with chanKin~ over to a computer Ki~er lwu an·a" r "r' ;1r1ti n! ' "ta te e Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, June 1:1, 1!178 • at y en tine Fifteen Cents Vol. 2!1. No. ~I .e11c11 Wood-Like Ravtlh Sawn Finish II -tifvlln Alrf Dlcor. e Stain 11.-lttant ... 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Interior troy provides a neat identlflcoti_on home for eoch piece for convenient storage. NELSON'S REG.SU.H $1099 NELSON'S RIG ••27.59 Ah'"'n'"§ Works ... ,. Zippo fixes them free! • ZIP PO • DIRECTORS CHAIR WATERPROOF LIGHTERS f'or Light of Your Life Dr. Davis commended by Middleport council Meeting in regular session Monday night, Middleport Village Council voted to pass a resolution of commendation in honor of Dr. J . J . Davis. who is retiring the end of June . The resolution was passed upon the recom· mendation of Councilman Charles Mullen, whu commented that Dr. Davis had worked unselfishly in the community for many years and "has don e the work of three doctors." " He will be hard to repla ce," Mullen ;tated . Clerk-Treasurer Gene Grate will prepare the commendation to be sent to Dr . Davis. D In another action , council passed by emerg ency measures an ordinance increasing the pay of lifeguards at the community swimming pool from $1.35 to $2 an hour and the salary of the swimming instructor from $3 to $3.25 an hour. It was approved alt er Councilman Allen King . on behalf of the r ec reation c ommission, reported the sa lary increase was recommended because low pay is making it difficult for park direct or Cheryl Burdette to sec ure pool lifeguard s. Whi le co uncil agreed it cannot compete in the la bor market , it wa s agreed some raise should be provided so that adequate lifeguards can be secured. Grate pcinled out the pcol is designed to provide recreation for children of the comm unity and was not in· tended to be a money maker although $1,500 was cleared last year. The pay increase is retroactive to May 25. Bob Haggerty , Middleport businessman , appearin g before council , reported he had recently paid $275 in license fees to the town for the operation of a pool hall in the back of the Firestone Store. However, the landl ord three weeks after the opening doubled the rent making the continuation of the pool hall impossible, Haggerty said . He asked council tu consider refunding a· part of $275 license fees which would have covered a period of one year. Grate said Solicitor Bernard Fultz had ruled the ordinance on such license fees provides for no partial or complete refund . Council took no action for making a refund to Haggerty on the basis of Fultz' deri sion. Haggerty contended that whether any provision was made or not ethically he should have some sort of a refund . He left the meeting expressing his dissatisfaction with the lack of action by (Continued on page 10) The World Today GOTCIIAI It's one 99 electric that's .earned the right to be called arazor. The new #ore/co· ROTARY RAZOR'" • 36 Stll·shlrpenlnr ll•r•c.l s!HI biJdu, twit~ IS ll\ln) as eYer before • No nicks • No cuts • Razor close, razor shlrp, razor 5m001h $h1We • Nine closeness/comfort settina:s • Improved pOjH~ trimmer • 1101220 Yo!tap fOf world·widt use • OtiUKt travel wiNtt If$ OIIE ~:.T president, Kenny Hoffman, internal director ; back, Bill YoWlg, chairman of the board , Dave Fox , internal director , Mike Kelly , external <lirector, Glen Enslen , secretary, Richard Roseberry , external director and Paul Able, treasurer. N:~!':~,=~.!~!.=.,_ Burden put West Virginia mines poorest 0 n I arger operations its fight for daily public access to the Sandusky County Emergency Medical Services run repcrt. Sandusky County Prosecutor Stephen E. Hagerman ruled in fa vor of the newspaper Monday alter the EMS and Sandusky County Commissioners asked Hagerman for his opinion. The prosecutor wrot.e the commissioners, "EMS run reports are public information and therefore must be made available to the news media or anyone else who wishes to inspect the same. " e. House passes resolution IORELCO RAZORS OF FICERS - Officers of the Meigs County Jaycees were annoWJced at the annual dinner meeting held at the Meigs Inn Monday night. Front, left to right, Mike Mullen, state director, Dave Jenkin s, president, John Kauff , internal vice president. Jeff Howell, external vice WASHINGTON I UP! )- The House W1Bnimously passed a resolution condemning violations of human rights in Uganda Monday and called on President Carter to take action against the east African COWltry such as a trade embargo. The 377-IJ vote came after a brief debate during which both dictator ldi Amin and a number of U. S. companies operating in Uganda were condemned . Tennessee man faces charge ASHLAND, Ohio I UPI) - Bond was set at $50,000 Monday for Edward Fieldll of Memphis, Tenn., arrested June 1 by the FBI In El Paso, Texas, in connet1ion with the death of a three· year-old boy last October. Fields, fa cing arraignment June 22 on several COWlts in connection with the death of Artenchy Williams m, was returned to Ohio during the weekend and ordered held in the Ashland C,unty jail. Berkowitz undergoes tests NEW YORK (UPI ) - Convicted "Son of Sam" killer David Berkowitt will undergo new psychiatric tests to determine whether he will serve his 25-year-to·life sentences in a hospital for the criminally insane or a maximum security prison. · Berkowitz sat quietly Monday in the seventh-rtoor cow-troom in the State Supreme Court in Brooklyn as three judges - one for each borough where the "Son of Sam ambushes occurred - imposed the maximum 25-year-to-life sentence lor each of six counts of murder . COLUMBUS I UP! ) - John H. Croom, vice president and chief engineer for Colwnbia Gas told the Public Utilities Commission Monday that at worst - only large boiler operations will have to be burde ned with gas curtailments nelrt winter. " l do not anti cipate additional curtailment will have to be imposed as the winte r progres ses ," said Croom . " It is always possibl e, of co urse , th at unforseen conditions, such as extraordinary weather, could ca use so me add ed curtailment. ·•aut Columbia ha s a weather reserve built into its calculation s, so that even if weather should turn out to be 10 percent colder than normal. there would be no change in curtaiiment. Croom said requirements had declined suootantially over the past six years. "Co nserva ti on put into effect by our customers is the prin cipal ca use for the decline in requirements, " said Croom . He said in the last six years, residential and commercial customers had reduced their requirements by about 18 percent. Croom also said for the upcoming winter , C,lumbia will have almost 2 billion cubic feet of gas in local Ohio production, compared to 134 million cubic feet six years ago. "This dramatic increase represents th e results of a mu ch-e xpand ed eff ort to secure Ohio produced gas." said Croom . "We have added adepartment whose function is t o acquire Ohio gas volwne ; we have people in the fi el d see kin g Ohio supplies; we are competitive on price; in short we are out to secure uur share uf Ohio's gas production ." CHARL ESTON, W.Va . I UPII - Of all states that produce coal. West Virginia ranks th e poorest in terms of providing its miners a safe environment in which to toil , says an outgoing member of lhe Legislature. Del. E rnest Moo re. DMcOowell, said the state's track record on sa fety ··is the worst in the na tion." Defeated in a re-€lection bid , Moore told th e leg islative subcommittee on coal mining Mond ay. " Wes t Virginia continues to lead the nation in disablin g Injuri es in the bituminous coa l mines of the country." l"st yea r, he said , West Virginia's disabling injury ratt was 54.9 per million man hours, or 5,357 injuries . P~nnsylvania , second, had a 42.02 rate and 2,719 injuries. Little is being done to revl'rse this trend, according to Moore, 1ire presi dent of United Mine Wor kers District 29 In Beckley . Moore claimed the Legislalive Rule -Making Review Co mmittee was bein g "s topped by une strip operator" from forming rules to eope with certifi cation of strip mine foremen . The lawm aker wa s identified by Moore as Del. E.E. Bryan , D-Barbour , who Soviet grain crop larger . WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Soviet Union's total grain crop could be larger than the 1977 harvest of 194.5 million metric tons , the Agriculture Department predicted Monday. In Its first forecast of the 1978 Soviet crop, the department's World Food and Agricultural Outlook and Situation Board said chances are "about two out of three" that the Soviet grain crop will range from 185 million to 225 million metric tons . Steelworkers drive begins CLEVELAND (UPII - The United Steelworkers Union has begun an organizing drive among the 350 employees of the Ohio Lotlery's Cleveland headquarters. Alfred Capone, organizing coordinator for District 28of the United Steelworkers, said job security and fear the Lottery may move its headquarters to Columbus are the main reasons why employees are Interested In unionization . Investigation continuing LAWRENCEVD.LE, Ga. (UP!) - The investigation Into the shooting of Hustler magazine owner Larry Flynt continues to center on organized crime figures and disgruntled former employees, according to Gwinnett County Investigators. However , a pollee spokesman refused to confirm reports that authorities are investigating two pornographers Cleveland businessnan Reuben Sturman and Mike Thevis, the Atlanta "Sultan of Smut" who escaped from a New Albany, Ind. jail in April . ~ JAYCEE OF THE YEAR - Bill Young, right, was named Jaycee of the year at the li!fnual awards banquet held Monday night at the Meigs Inn . Mike Mullen . left , state director. presented Vowtg with a certificate and plaque. \ has asked that some proposed foremen be excused from forma l tests, sub st itutin g time in the mine. The Board of Coal Mine Health and Safety, set up last year by legislatie act to dea l with fi ve criti cal areas of safety by .January , has done nothing, Moore cha rged . "This IS because the operators are wilting everything ID death to ;1all the board from getti ng ,a nything done," Moure sa id. Sen . Alan Susman. D- R a l eigh. c ommiltee chair man. said M1n es Director Waller M11lcr would discuss some Issues next month when he is calil-d to the p<Jnel. Don Moyer. director of the Governor' s Offi ce of F:eonomic and Comm unity Development, told membl'rs he and Gor . Jay Rockefeller talked with Japanese officials about the Asian indu strial giant's swit ch fr om Amencan4 o Australian-<lug " We arc co nsiderin g a trade mission to Jap<Jn later on th is yea r ," Moyer 1·evealed . A slump 111 the export market accounted for part of the decline in southern West Vtrgmia coal production, but little can be done as long as the state's C(lai is priced so slt•t·p. Moyer said . One idea IS to persa ude the Japanese to stockpile coal while their economy slows , h€ said Crews are repairing river wall A Chessie System crew has been working at Pomeroy in recent weeks making repairs to the retaining wall along the Ohio River damaged during the winter by high water. The wall had fa iled at several points in terr upting ra il service and causing t•oncern about fulure erosi on which co uld have damaged Main Street. Chessie System offi cials ad vised in April repqir s wuuld be made . A crew working from campcars located at the Pomeroy Ya rd has been working on the project since early May . Repairs have been completed nea rthe Midwest Steel plant. Work is now being performed nea r Crow's Steak House and smaller problems are also being corrected at va rious other pcints. When re pai rs in th e Pomeroy area arc (.'(Jill · pleted. the crew and their campcars wi ll move to anuther po int along Chessie S1•stcnr tracks between T;,ledu and Pomeroy. The nine green and yellow campr ars incl ud e two former Jklssengcr cars which once rolled along behind steam · locomotives on Chesapeake and Ohio pa ssenger trains befo re being converted to bunk cars. The other seven cars are modified boxcars, including several older wooden cars which are no longer seen in 1·e~ u l ar service . 1,335,327 voted Deputies in Ohio Primary probing COLUMBUS ( UPI ) - A total of \, 335,327 persons voted in the June 6 primary eil><:tion, according to the tabulation of un offi cia l written reports rece ived by ScrrNary of State Ted W. Brown . The turnout was 314,673 below th e 1. 6 million prediction Brown made on May 8. At that time he sai d 900,000 Democrats would vote ;rnd 750,000 Republicans would go to the ballot box June 6. However , the breakdown shows 707,112 Dcmf>Crats cast their votes last Tuesday, wh ile onl y 628,2 15 Republicans voted . Several days before the balloting, Br own hedge d say in g Republi ca ns had failed to " ma~ e eno ugh nni se" in their co ntested races ..._ tmd there were four r•f them , inrludin g a gu Lcr n e~ turiu l baltic between ~ lncwnbent G0\ James A. Rhodes and House Mwnritl Leader Charles R. K1u·fess Unofficial reports from all 118 co WJty boards of elections show Lt : Gov. Ri chard Celeste was the No . \ votegetter . He rece ived 491,05:!. nearly 100,000 more than Rhodes , and 740 more than Attorney General William J . Brown, aiSll Democrat , who was unopposed . State Treasurer Gertrude W. Donahey - the party's top vote-gett er in the last General Election four years ago - was last amon ~ the four Democrati c off icia ls . She received 471,672 votes. "It is appropriate that Dick ICeleste) should lead the ticket ," · Mrs. Donahey sa id Monda y. " It loo ks like I have a job to do." Mrs. IJ<onahey pointed out that four years ago she received Strong support from "independents." 1• complaints Meigs Co unty Sheriff James Proffilt deputies, are investigating entry of the concession stand at th e Racine Ballpark sometime between 8:30p.m. Saturday and 4:30 p.m. Monday . The buttom of the door was torn off to gain entrance. Nothing was apparen!ly missing . Deputies are investigating enlry of an unoccupied house on McCum ber Hill. Larry Lavender, Syracuse, is the owner. Nothing was reported missing . R<>n Ruberts, Rt. I, Port· land , reported a tape player was stolen from his auto parked at Southern High· School over the weekend. The auto was there while he was working on the motor in the school auto shop. The in· cidenl is under investigation. J .. �Nlllllillt!l M11 hlll't>" 1 Pt•ll 11'1"y,(I 'J'ut·stluy, .I um· J't, IU'/8 ThtliJ~atl) 2 Criminal bill facing House vote U:UNAKil 1!1'1 !ltah•huu•e Keport~ r C,l ll.llMUlJS llJP II - The 01110 House li11llly w.., to v(J(e urtlhtJ 1cvliiiJO Senate vcrsl011 of " hill ullowlng luntli!IJ urasure or l'rlminaJ ret:ords Mtcr a lcn~thy dcm.' IJII"lrutlcon uf KUOd lJt · havlur 'll•e bill WU/1 one of a !lertes on Ute HoWle calcndar lor rullllcutwn or Senate amendments a s the General A•sernbly reconvened following a mweek r.-unary election r~'Ces.~ Roth chambers were w Hy l . t: ~~ tllflvent at II a .m House ftnance The so-cal led suhwmmtttee met at 9 30 "c•pungement" btU appltes a m to pot the ftnishing to ex~onv1<:ts who avo1d touches on legtslatlon crtm~ more senoUB than upgradmg the accountmg and mtnor misdemeanors lor ~ rnanagemer1t procedures for yean aft.,. thetr release from school distm1 s pnson Another venuon And the S.nalt F'mance clearoo the Hou.'le wah only Committee was UJ rnt..,l at 4 f1 ve vote.IJ to spa r e l~:~st p m tiJ .tart work on • $190 Ja nuary million su pplementa l Meanwhtl e, sepa rat e aprrrrprlall uns btll , wtth SIIJ6 comnuttt-es In the Senate and rntll lon ~oi ng w schools m How., began work today on a extra grants and loans patr or btll8 aunoo at ge ttm ~ Scrwtc Democratic leaders hope U1e approprtatton can be public S<:hools '"' a ftrrn ltnanctal fO<Illng , at least sent over to tile House by the end of tht s wee k Th ey ''" 11pora rd y A ,---- -----------------------1 1 1 t I I By MARIAN E. McQUIOOY DES MOINES, Iowa IUPI) : 1 1 - Lumberyards, once allmale st rong holds through I I most of the coun ll"y, are changtn g th etr htrm g praltiCes and sellmg good.' : • J .. that wtll attract more I I women , an II!dustry olltctal I I says " It 's not just a men's room an)mQre or a place where the boys can get together on a Saturday ," accordmg to John Dear Edt lor , Btmsen , Iowa dtslrJcl I would hke to say th anks ''' ti"M? Ohto State Patrol A manager ol the Northwest member of the 0 S P rendcr<d help w me and my parents Lurnberrnan's Association whtle I was vtSilm~ my brotherstn J,oram, Ohto " We are gelling calls from My car broke down on our wa~ back h<Jme on Memonal lumb€ryard.o; from aU over Day Atrooper pte ked rn e up and took rne to rny older brother's lor advtt'f on how to get the house and returned rne Ill rn y car women In thetr store s So many thanks w that ruce Patrolman because , tn ma ny cases, Thank you - Your• truly, Gc'<Jrge R Johnson, Rt 2, they've got the pocketbooks Racllle for the family and the access to the money ," Btrnsen satd l)~J.o~M~ : : ~ uuwc.,: : Thanks . patrol for help peopletalk TOO TfREil f'OR TRIAl. · Howard Jarvis, leader olthe Cahforn1 a tax re"olt , was tvJ dl t(J itppeetr Monday at his tnal on a mt.'>derneanor charge ol dr unken dr tvmg m Oxnard, Calli JarvLs, a;r.,tcd Mar<h 15, pleaded Innocen t last month , 8aytng he had IJeen talon ~ pres<.nptwn drugs Hts attorney told the court Jarvts sufleroo a sevr·re hemorrhage when he stepp<..'<ltn • hole "" a •ta~e durtn ~ • Vlttory l elebratton alter \hi! Prop4'rmtmn l~ \lfAI! I~$ wttk A :ipoke ~mM for the 75--year - old JarVI.!! satd he ~ a s nr~ senously hurt , but wa s resting at hts Ins An ~e l es horne "He's just fatt~ued and ve ry exha usted lrorn hts 95-lurur w<.rk weeks, " the spt,kesman sa td " All he neoos 18 a little btt of rest " TIJe tnal wa s postponed until July 10 tANS SOAJ< Eil S< .lipcrs were getting at least $100 a lt cket Munday ntght m Atlanta lor fans anxwus to see ~lONES the fllllhng Slimes Best des the "a Ipcro , f•ns were also soaked by heavy rmns befr.-e tlley CIJUid ~e t tnstde li"M? Fox Theater Tight secunty had IJCl'fl set up arr,und the theater 3li hours m prcven t tn~ entry - tnrludtng the mlJre ventun:Sinne from gammg free wh,, lr!f;d tJ, sltp !fiJJOt throu ~ h tran.~m a Alth<Jugh S(lfTie ull11 tal.s csttmatc there wert two lans Without lt ckets to cadt uf th e nearly 4,000 whtr dul, ptllt ce satd the second con tel l IJil th-.: SIJ,nt:s' ( urr• nt U S v,ur went srnuuthly PAI..F.~TINIAN SHOWING Th e llrntr<overst«l !tim 'The PalesUman /' whtch spdrh-d <~ d~HHJ rL'Jtr.::tlltm frJr actress Vanessa Rf'd~rHVf' , wllll>t: sh own Fndoy rur,ht iil the Academy ol Mouon Picture Arts and &ten< s Samu el r;,Jdwyn Theate r In Beverly Hdls, Cali! Acad 'In) J>restd<·nt l111ward J<och S<J td the ~retntn~ docs n•1t mean the M ddl•ff l) cndr;rsc s t:tth er the !tim or the sponsorm~ organlwuun 1n t111 s' Workers I.eaguc , a nc~tton al Trotskyite ~ roup Mtsh Hefh.; r ~vt , who •.-..m the bc!!t .supportmg adres s Us{ dr tht s y1·<.tr, was ptckl!tt..-d by Jewish grt1Uf)S Academy Award s< ercm<.ny IJC cau.~e she fmanced and narrated th e ftlrn '"'·llo< '''till' Ctvtl nghL' leader Ru y Wilkin• was hrrnurc-d at the I lth annual NAA CP !maKe Aw;ml.s banquet tn lm Angeles lor his yems of dc•h catc-d servtce to the cau.se r.I.IMI'S•:~ "'"·"'Y ofhumanstamm prmCIJ)Ies Oatmy l'humas will n -cetvt lhc Huben Humphrc) llu miJnllttn.m 1\Wrtrd from Author s and Celebrltws For urn •' nda y 'I hi' wtll' of While Sox <.:oa< h OreHles ''Minnie" Minusu ftl ed fqr di V(Jrt( MondrJ} 1n l1w.:uMo Authors James Baldwin .mel Norma n Mailer were iHllf1ng those attendJng an Am erU'dO C'lvtl f.tb:•rt1rs Unum ret cptlun In New Yurk MoucUty n 1~hl ,-------, I Social I I 1 I I I I Calendar H fJ".f Sl iAY ~~ n,,, fIl l ll1 • 'IJI~ht• oil '""'' r .. 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',I{ PAST MA I lt()'~S Sll•v,•n ; ,rtw;,rd WjjJt,uru hf Evangel me CI ~ •Jll< 1. r11 .S, Mul,fJ, port ''''''iv••d l if' ~n ' H I ,J'it tuJfl l/1 !i !111 I hr '11J I 111'~ "'( 1111 '\ l~>r al Vln~il!liJ lr r I~>Jf11t1nt VJJ J:,;ln 1,1 SATURDAY ME£GS COUNTY RETIHlW TF:A CHF:HS Pll · mc, 6 3IJ p tn at the Houle 33 Rr111d.<nde P•rk, S~turd~y W L. 26 t4 Team 5 24 16 State Farm Ins Team 3 24 t6 18 22 Team 4 16 24 Team 2 14 26 !nd1vidual h1gh game - ~ Team high series - oN uwr ~~ r Weekof6-7-7B Standings Cled•th K1ng 144 Debb1 e ... " J Wh1tlat ch UJ and Jenny Ma dam- may I show you a Whitlatch 141 k1tchen appliance that your Jnd high ser ies - Jenny nc1ghbor satd yuu could n't pos· Whitlatch 401 , Pat Benlz JW and Cled lth Ki ng 378 St bl y alford ' ' Team high game - State Fa rm 522 , Team 2 S06 and Tea m S 491 H Mrs Kalht \ 11 Kn t~ht League I l'lr wer e F Rlf)A V lu tlllf LAFF - A - DAY WCf(• chapter lire""'' 7 30 Fr1d~~ ~ rd tht A patr ol oceloL~ move Irom the slum ol theJr old -lashtoned 1hiJ room to a hahltat destgned to resemble lhetr place m the wtld A three-ton female hippopotamus screams stlently m frll'trauon a~ she IS rebulled by a wary 600-po11nd baby hippo wh" would rather loll ow hts keeper around like a dog at heel. A ktn ~ t obra wa1ts ror 1ts venom to k 1lltts "preyn - a sausage rub boo wtth snake'S kin so 11 wtll smell like the cobra 's Miura! rood Those ..re .unong the lascll!almg wo scenes on the 'Nova" pre,..ntattnn or " Mernones !rom Eden," whtch PBS Will broadca>t J11n c 14 (check local hstm g.s) The beaultlully produc..J program descrtb€s ti"M? changes m 1ws as they tncrcasmgly hecome places where enllangered ''JlCclCs tna y be protectoo and encouragld to reproduce 1\epcatc-dly th • potnlts malle that tile wild areas ol the earth arc dt8apJl4'arlng beneath the bulldozer and Irom now on the Wild mu.'t ll4' managed tf 11 "Ill surVIve dt sc u.ssed ( OHI IIIU TIIty ri ower fun d I!'P' rt w.J s g1vcn Refrc!=lhs1g11S 1nte rwr decorators to some of the lumber yards Today 's lumberyar ds are sell tn g tllemse lves up as mfonnalton centers lor the hom eowner "Don't get me wrong. nus tloesn 't mean we are lostng the lum ber or gettmg rtd ol the wood It Just means we're lookmg at both Sides ol the merchandising ," Btmsen satd The <!<HI-yourself boom IS atding the lumberyards and Btrnsen said that IS directly l'red Silverman addressed tile NBC alllitale slalwns Monday over dosed mcwt televtswn , and the most startling announcement the new presulent or NBC made was, 'Good afternoon " In bn el remarks he stre8sed the neoo for teamwork tile trnportance ol news and mlormatton, of commitment to mnovauon , quahty and re8pon stbthty "We are not ~om g to lolluw anyune," Stl verman satd 'We're gomg to lead " "Is" the cl ub voted to bills Brackets for •tree! rn' f il l ,,,. , ~,., Ir bU SI/lCSS SCSSiflfl \1r . f irrn.dd M}er s, Mr and y oJ '1o"J/fll J•.IA .., • ~ ' " . · ~,::; , ~, ( 'd. 1 'I', .. i' MF:f:TJNr. fiELI) llw (' B <.: 's met wllh Mr "nd Mrs Denver Weber fllf Lllt·lr nwy mcctmg Dunnj.( so me cases - By JOAN HANA UER UPI Television Writer NEW YORK IUPI J - Wtth perfect hmdstght ABC has yan ked the co-h osts oltts news magazme show " 2().20" after only one broadcast and repfaced them wtth HuSh Downs Downs, best known for his years as co-/lost wtlh Barbara Walters ol the 'Today" show and rurrently hosting a PBS program lor the over-55 set, ' Easy Over," has taken over for Harold Hayes and Robert Hughes m the anchor spot on the hour~ong show, starling wttll the June 13 broadcaBt The ltrst hroadcast ol "2().20'' June 6earned a 12 4 rattng and a 22 pert'fnl share ol the audtence , whtch ts wtlhin shooting dbtanc'f ol the 25 percent share executt ve producer Bob Shanks satd he hoped for when the program was announced tn May, wtth everything but ruffles and flourtshes Rut It IS 12 pmnts lower than the 'Carter Collnlr) " episode that pre<:oooo 11 and tllat , combtnoo with bad reVIews, apparently rn•de Roone Arledge, ABC news and sports preSi dent , decided on llllmed~ate surgery Shanks satd he hoped Hughes. an Australian who also ts arts t'<lttor of 'l'ime rnaga7Jne, and Hayes, a North Carohman and former edttor or Esqwre magaztne, would rematn wtth the show "ettller aq on-atr Clllllrlbutors or as ootlDnal mem bers of th e program 's produclton ~tall " Hughes had served as a IM'odu tlton executive, astde !rom hts co-/lost dultes "2().20" IS schooult'd lor weekly broadcast Tuesdays, 10-11 p m • Ea.tcrn tunc, th rough the summer, then shtlts to monthly 8Chedulmg unhl January, when ABC wtll dectde whether w go weekl y agam t'1nmnent advance, "And the yard.o; are a little nervous and don't rea ll y know ho11 to brlllg Ill the gtr ls They are f1n d1ng they 've got to expand ' The commg ol the women means the comt ng of wallpaper . lt les, carpel samples, dishes and - Ill TV •••in Review By lialted Prets lntematlunal THE LATEST HITE REPORT . The N•ttonal Orgaruzaunn lor Women says 11 's b<.'en shorl<hanged by Sheri HJ1e , the author <JI the "Htte Report," a book on women 's sexualtly "'OW filed a l625,000 sutl In New York Monllay 111(81n.'lt Mt!l!l Htte , alleg mg she reneged on an agreement to cc<llrt bute m<JOe) v, :>; Wfcr II.! help tn her research NOW sa td oo rnooey was e'er patd :lltss Htle could not be reached for f\rllr I" 'I hi\ of Hn ~Sto l , .S UIJI' rlrtr lor school distrtcts unable to make tl through the fall because of voter reluctance to pass levies Much ol the money will be targeted for maj(l' ctty school districts Arid the proposal also funnels ~her fS6 mill100 mto the state subsidy formula, makmg 11 100 percent fu.nded as ol July I. Btg cny legislators are expected to tangle over who gets first call on the loans, and another battle ts anttctpated over what &rmgs are to be attached ca£eterta Rhodes supports the educa· t10n fundtng proposal!, although he wants an addittonal provt81on, costing $lO mtllion , to guarantee a 10 percent ll!crease to every school diStrict Ill the state Some legislators have set therr sights even higher, Ill al percent. The s upplemental approprtattons btll also contatnS $35 mUltoo for a state employees' pay raJSe enacted m April and $lO mtlliOil for II!Creased welfare benefits. Tickets at .. each -~'ch ""' ' "''u ' Incl udes dinner and the dance are avatlable at ', Jtmmy s Pastry Shop, Vtllage Phannacy Rutland ' EARNS AWARD Sergeant Randy S Grin· Htcad, 1!(111 of Mrs Donna J[ r;rln•tead ul Ma"''"· W Va • JH 11 of an Ihilt hllfl Cll mcd rru rnber IJr~ardzt.~llt,n til< IJ S Air Force Out· •um<llnl( Unit Award S•· r~~.:;mt State Farm 1423. WMPO W 7 and Team 5 !All trrlnHlCitd I~ an a c a d e mt c •t and l n K tJirc:r~dt mai nte nan ce rerognation IS gtvcn cath "P •rta lt st at Patrick Af'B semester to student s who f'la • with the 549th Tatt lcui mamtain a 3 ~ or higher Air Support Training Group was cited for grade potn! a verr.tgc on a 4 0 whtch me ritorious serv iCe from scale Dec 15, 1975to Dec. 31, 1976 Mernbct ~ of the 5491h wtll wear a dtsttnctlve ribbon to 111ark their alftllatlon wtth the unit The scrHeant ,. a 1974 ~raduate "f Wahama High Sch<tol. Uts wile, Barbara, 18 the daughter of Mr. and Mrs l.luhby I. Mules ol Ht 3 Leon W Va · 1 ' related w the women " {)Jr busmess has been helped by the 00-lt-yoursell boom," he satd " More and more people are domg reprurs m thetr homes and maktng the chan ges themselves rat her than spendmg money on tl And m many cases they are spear- SONGFEST SET A songlest will be held at the Stiver Memortal FreeWill Baptist Church at 7-30 p.m Saturday Smgers w11l be the Pnvett Family !rom Cleveland, Mona Hill and Elestme McDantels The headoo by the wtves or the pastor, the Rev Andrew Parsons welcomes the public. gu-lfnends " Btmsen admttted many The church 1s locatoo at men used to look at the Kanauga. lwnberyards as a place Ill get away from the women "It 's a Iact of life, and some ol the old-tuners are haVIIlg REVIVAL SLATED to adjust to the tdea," Bunsen A revtval wtll be held at the saJd Zton Church ol Christ, SR 143 between Pomeroy and llaiTlsonville. Speaker wtll be Clarence Shepard. Ser· VIceS will be held Sunday, 6 ' June 19 through June 25 at 7 30 p m. mghtly Everyone Okey Connolly, Mrs frank IS welcome Btse, Mrs Roy Hannum and Mrs Lyle Balderson. The same ofltcers are to serve for HOUSEWARMING SET lhts year except Mrs Walter A huusewamung wtll be Brown wt ll serve as held S11nday !rom 2 to 4 p m treasurer A card shower was lor Mr and Mrs. Larry Hud· plann ed lor Mtss Naomi nail, 371 Broadway St., Mid· Ptckens dleport Mrs Don Wtlson and Garnes were conducted by Mrs Tom Darst will host the Mrs Btse and Mrs Brown housewamung to which all with pmes gomg to Mrs lrtends and netghbors ol the Btse, Mrs Denver Web€r, Mrs Donald Putman, Mrs couple are mvttoo to attend Ernest Whttehead, and Mrs Ronald Cowdery Door priZe went to Mrs. Brown DeilctoUB refreshments and For Wtdnuday, June 14 mtmature ceramic baskets ltlloo wtth flol\ers made by Mrs Hann urn were served to above named and Mrs Donald Myers, Mrs Thomas Spencer, Mrs R H Hannum and Mrs R E Wtlliams re~ort 151 lndependenl and strong Willed than you ve possessed 10 the past could be developed this commg year It will open new channels fo r you r creative tal ents GEMINI (May 21·June 20) You cou ld be shocked to d tscover By Lawrence Lamb, M 0 DEAR DR LAMB - About lour months ago I had an al· tack uf chest pam and was hospttaltzoo lor 10 days. The blood le•ts were OK, but the electrucardwgrarn showed that I had a myocardia l In· farcllon About stx weeks later I went back to the husptta l and had enzyme test• that showed I'd had some more heart muscle d•mage and su I was huspttaltzcd Aller I got out ol the hospital that time I dtdn't have any more chest patns I take lndcralluur ttmes a day and walk about one mtle a Oay lor exemse Now I'm gelltng some tightness across my chest when I take my walkmg exercises I can reheve till s wtlh mtroglycerm Do yuu feel tlml all these attacks were cummg !rum the same artery tlml was closmg off ' How long wtlll have lhts soreness and dtscomlort m my left chest' Wtll I have to take the lnderal the rest ol my hie' I •m 54 years old and was 111 goud hea lth before my attack although r was a heavy smoker I have completely qutl smokmg and my wetghl ts about normal Should I expect to return lu work anO lead a nonnal hie' My per· sonal doctor expecls me to be ull Irom wurk stx munths DEAH READER - It's un· posst ble to know whtch or how many arlenes were m· volved 111caus mKyou lu have hea rt prob lems wtlhout spectal X-ray dye studtes that uutilne too corona ty arlencs themselves fl IS probably true that the rnaJur dtfftcully llml caused lite heart muscle Oatnage lmyocardtal mlarc· llunf was caused by the progressive blockage ol one cor· unary artery, but that doesn't tnean that you couldn 'I also have dtsease 111 the other maJIJr arteries to U1e hcrJ Jt The key to dec td111~ what shoul!l be dune to evaluate you further and what you shouhl du 111 the future dcpend8 on how well you tcu1ver at thts Jlllllll The t hus! discomfort that you are ex per tt.: n<:llll-! wtl h exert 111r1 sugec!'l! ~ Utal yu ~ I :'I Illi hH vc some problem of provtdmg sufllctent ctrculallon to your beart muscle This IS probably due tu the blockage ol your coronary artenes that CllUSOO the heart attack 1n the ltrsl place The lightness or squeezmg across the chest IS a frequent way that lllade· quate c~rculatwn to the heart muscle caUBe' dtscornlort. I'm glad you have qutl smokmg because that should belp a great dea l In addiiiOn you should make every ellurt posstble to decrease your wetght to the potnl that there IS no evidence ol any "gmft· cant !at dellllSI!s under your skm, regardless ul what the bathroom scales read. The thinner you are and the lun~er you sl.tly that way the better chance you may have ol cleamng out some ol tlte fa tty-cholesterol blockage m the artertes ol your body There have been •orne goud experunents done on monkeys that demonstrate reversal ol latty-cholesterol deposits when the diet IS com· pletely changed You should also be on a very low-lat, par· ltcularly low saturated lal, and a luw-chulesterol diet and ltmtt your salt f am sendmg you The Health Letter number 2-12, After the Hea rt Attack It wtll provtde you mfonnation on what kmd ol program a per· son should lollow alter they have recovered !rom heart attack Prtmarlly it's the same kmd of program we wtsh everyone would follow bel ore they had on~ Others who want this tssue can send 50 cenl.l; wtth a long, stamped. sell·addressld envelope lor 1t to me m care ol thts newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Hadto Ctly StatiOn, New York , NY 10019 you re a 1r!tle more as ser1ive 1t1an usual to day 1n promotmg you r mterests You II do so wit hout trampling on oth ers Fmd ou t to whom you re rcr mant1cally su1ted by sending lor your co py ol Aslro-G raph Leller Ma11 50 cent:! for each and a tong setl-addcessed stamped envelope to spec1ly b1rth s1gn CANCER (June 21·JMiy 22) II you take the ltme today to analyze your Innermost feel· 1ngs you t:ould deter m1ne what s been d1s1urb1ng yo u A ne w self-awareness may emerge LEO (July 23-Aug 221 An excel· lent day to go to yo ur fr iends lor counsel or to mull things over Yo u'l l be able to see con ditions much clearer once they are disc ussed VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 22) The odds are sli ghtly 1n your favor today >n competitive Situations erat10n AQUARIUS (Jan. 2&-Feb II) Nice tnmgs are being said about you today because you have been saying pretly nllty things abOut others Stand up and take your bows PISCES (Feb 211-March 211) The .. Ill 0 1c 'r'l11r $%2 00 Sit tnuntlw •7 $11 so nn•t' munthll, oo ~ b1 whcrt~ S'.!61l0 )lt>61r, Sb monllu i ll~ ·· Tllru months. $7 $0 SuiJ."W. IIpUou J:W"iu.> Ultl~.s Sunday Tl ll l t 'lh~t• nt lm: l ; " MINIMUM CHARGE FOR METERED 5ERVICE Through one half l ncl'1 me ters . 3 60 per month Througn live e lgnrnt Inch meters , l 60 per month Through three fo urths Inch meters 6 2~ per month Througl'1 one inch meters , 12 48 per m onth Thro ugh one and one h_alf 1nch meters . 20 88 per month Through two inch meters , ,., 37 •• per month Th r ough to ur Inch me ters , 72 80 Ptr month "through srx mch meters , 1JS 20 per month Sec 11 All bill s for tnt ,., above serv ice shall be ren dered m ontl'1tv on the first ,. , d11 y ot each month or as soon th ereaffer as Is rea5ona bly pO SSib le t o r the serv Jce r endered d uri n g the precedmg month b tlls thus r en dered are payabl i!! on or before the- e~ep l rat l on of ten .. (10) day s fr om l he date ren<lered Payments after the eJC prratton of ten ( 10) days ~ " are sub Ject to a penalt y ot ten , per ce-nt ( 10 per cent) of th e amoun t of the bi ll , but In no tnstance sl'1atl sa id penallv be • , teu than th i rty cen1s ( S 30) , Sec 111 Each user ot 11lllage wllter serv ice who "' does not own real estate shall , 1 make a depostt to secure the payment for water service ot .. the 5Um of $2S 00, wh ich 5Um sha ll be held by t he Village , without I nteres t to 11'11 '" ' depositor Upon the ter . " mrnation of water serv ice such amount of the deposit of " ' S25 00 as Is neceuarv shall be applied to the water b ill and ..~ the balance returned to the user There sha II be charged tor 1, the 1nstalta t1 on ot a new tap , the sum of One Hundred .u Twenty F i ve Dol l ars ., U125 001 A new tap Is hereby def 1ned to be the lnste llatlon t>f water service on a line '" where none formerly existed and whiCh requires tht In stallation of new lines f rom ., the water mam and the In stallatton of 1 new me ter and ,; • .. ~ : • • • : • • • : • • • cost of sa id water system and the operation thereof, and. therefore . th i s Ord i nan ce shall take effect Immed iately upon Itt passage Passed the 2~ttl day Of May 1978 M L Kelt 1 _. Pruldent of counc ~ : Attest • Gene Grate .. Clerk • 30 161 6, 13, 3tc : ••• •• INTEREST o~· MEIG!I-111ASON AREA l11c ., METERED 5ERVICE 1liE DAILY SENTINEL DEVOTED TO 111E Court St , Pollll!'ruy, Ohiu 4576i BusUll'S!i Offrt:e PIHJilt 992· ! 1$a Editor!& I Phone 992-:2157 St!tootl l lols:i PtJSllilf(~ j)IIUI 11 Pumeru)'. Otuu • Natlunal ~dv~rtl!ilrlfl re~ll· tctilvl', l.lil ndurl ~U.te11 3101 Eoclitl A!/e Clevelantl Ohlu oHI 1$ Subsc:rlr.H(.Ifl rM tts DthV!:!red by lh l fl~r w ~rl' MVIUIMble 75 Ct'IILII ptr l-Ink, By M(.llur Ruut.e wl~n! t:llrrll'r ~rv r t l llol •vllfhtWe Dr1e mon lh t:1 ~ II) 1111111 111 Oluo and W Y1 , "" For the llrst 2.000 gallons oer m onth or leH 3 60 M in Charge For the ne x t ],000 gallons P! r month , l W2 per 100 gals For the n~JCI 10 .000 gallons per mon th , 12 per 100 gals For the ne~et IS .OOO gallons per month . 11 per 100 gals All ov!r 30,000 ga l!ons per month , 08 per 100 g~ls Ill ROBERT HOEFLICH L11~ FAIIIur Pubhi'iht.'t.l Wally t!lll't!pl Sa\urtWy by The Ohlu VMI!q Pubhstutl(l 1 E lor!te Boston Clerk. 16 ) • • ll 20 . " ' because you re more able to keep your mmd on the basics LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct 23) II you think you have something wo<th saying talk to the proper people now They II be re ce~ live SCORPIO IOct. 24-Nov. 22) II would be difficu lt to keep thtngs hidden lrom you loday Your natural detective tnstlncts are especially astute and keen SAGITTA AIUS (Nov. 23-Dec 21) Today Is the da y to take care of slluattons that need unllylng You can see all the factors and have the ability to h!~~~rlbyo~e s~~v:dl o~atlo~a7:~ service from the serd water bring !hem tog ether ma in section v Th is CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. II) Ordinance 11 dec la red to be Thece Is somethi ng that you an emergencv measure in can now do 11 you put you< mind that the pi/bile peace, hea ltn, to It to benefit your career safetv and welfare require Wl].en the boss sees you re the Immed iate es tab li Shment serious you wtll get his coo~ ot rates In the f1nan cl no of the Cump.~~ny MullunetJU. MEET THURSDAY Th e 29 duly elected Democratic Central Com· mtttee members wtll meet at 7 p m. Thursday at the Metgs Inn to orgamze for the next two years. At 8 p m , Jack Hillyer, Democratic nominee for state ~~enator, will be present to speak Committeemen and the public are mvttld to the Inn at ep.m. to hear Hillyer Astra~ Graph P 0 Box 489, Rad10 City Station NY t0019 Be sure to 30 , 1 ORDINANCE NO 1070 71 , An Ordrn ance to F ix lhtet 1 nd Charges for Water Servtce In The Vllllfll ot Middleport. Oh io WHE:REAS , ltle Vli Jage of Mtddleport owns ll water n sys tem serv 1no the resrdents of lhe VIl lage of Mrddleport ~· and areas ad1acenr thereto '" Now therefore " Be ' ' orda ined by the Cou ncil of the VIllage of '" ' Mrddleport. Mel gsCounty , ~ 1 Oh10, three fo urths of the members elec ted thereto co ncurr 1ng Sec I That begmnmg July 1 1978 the follow ing shall be the rate5 cha rg ed monthly by the Vill age of M iddleport. Oh 1o tor water flJrntsl'leCI by !hi!! VIll age of Mlddleport to rts a nnabttt~nU t~nd otl'1er users thereof June 14, 1171 Hc'cuwry from hc•art attack thereof maae by the cle rk Of the board nf e-duc atron of Eastern ~Ocal Sc hool Dis tr ict, Rndsv1 11 e. Onto A cert if ied check payable to tM clerk trusurer of the above boa rd of educat ron r a sat rs tactorv bid bl}n d e~eecuted by the br dder and a surety company , 1n an amount eceua l to f•ve percent or the b id sha ll be submrtred With UCI'I b id Satd board of educatton r eserves the r •gl'lt to wa iv e 1ntormalft 1eS , to accept or re 1ect 111ny and a 11, or parts of anv and all b ids "the su cc essful bid der w•ll be reQu ired to furn tsh a sa trstactory performance bon d for one hundred percent of the contract prtce No b1ds may be wttMrawn tor at lent HH r ty (JOJ days after the sched uled clos ln Q t me tor rece ipt of bt d5 Board of Educatron of Ells tern Local SchOOl D1Sir 1ct ev Dou g B1sse ll Pres ident A new personality far more Lawrence E.lamb, M.D. Reedtville - Meigs coun1y, OhiO un111 12 oo o'clock noon. EST , • Juno 11. 1971 ana will be • publicly opened and reed by • tht clerk thereafter at the """ usual piece of so ld board of educo looo , ta bu lated and e 01 Garden Club aathers Rtverv tew Garden Club members met June I at the home or Mrs Roy Hannum wtth Mrs Ronald Osborne an d Mrs Ha rll ss Frank asststm g An mterestmg program was presentoo by Roy Hannum on ht s tnp to South AfriCa He showed snapshots and a souvenir from Alnca He spoke ol the tradtllons, hiStory, hiS ex· pe n ences. and ol the deliCIOUS food serv..J In the restaurants there for the roll call members gave Ill· lonnalton about Alnca Green th umb notes are to be taken care ol 111 June by Mrs Ronald Osborne A potluck lamtly ptcmc was planned for June 29 at 6 30 p m at the Bellevtlle Dam Park Program Corrumllee wtll be Mrs Gene Young, Mrs School D•''"'' Bonham suffers first loss of season, 3-2 Beacon Gulf cler k to u Jd board at 1h nht Statton, New York Clotbing m"llng u Descr1pfton of the rm House or t he MeIgs Inn provement located at ReservatiOns also may be Chester, Otuo, • e repa irs to ,. made by mall to Kathy 1ne Ch~er Elementery ., school bu IJ Cili'IQ Cwrung!l, Box 283, Syract.LSe cop 1es of the spec ltrcat1oos, Providing music for the .nstruct•onl to b idders , and proposa l forms mey be ob Oance wtll be the Cobrllll. ll•n•d at tne offiCe of lhe Furmtu rel Lumberyards changing styles Lettera ol oplaloo are welcomed. They 1h011ld be Ina thu 300 wordlloog (or be aubject to reductl011 by the editor ) a.Dd mUJt be algoed with the •l&D~'• ad· dreaa Name~ may bt wlthlleld upon pubUcatloo. However, oo requett, oamet wiU be dt.cloeed. Letten obould be lo good talk , addreaalag lnoeo, aot perooulltleo. 1 1 I I : 1 rraftld n last weet after the adminisU-atJoo ol Gov James A Rrodt:s finallt.ed figures Ill a July I re\'1!1'1111! SI.I'PIUS, and JrOJeCted a similar cwlltm lor 197'-19 The otheT bill, tightening fiscal prOt'edures, may not be ready lor acuon by tlte lull HoWle unttl next week. It IS the product ol a Wlllla1Jme stu dy by the ftnance Commtltee on why sv many school dtstrtcts closed last year The approprtattons btl! sets up a SSO million loan program , , The Dally Sentinel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Tuesday, June 13, 1978 LEGAL GUESTS WELOOME ADVE,IITIIEMINT Gue!ts will be welcome for FO• 1101 Mllfd propouls both the dinner and dance at torseptratt. rht rtpa 1r1 to tht Chester the reunion of the Melga High Elementary school build ing De rtct lved at the off•ce School Alumni to be held on willthe clerk of the beard of July I at the high IIChool of tducarron of Entern Loca l • •• • lrlends you shou ld be most •• solicitou s of are members of : you< own family Today a cou· • pie of them could prove they 'll : stand by you when the chips • are down : ARIES (Merch 21·Apt11 11) The • more comple• the sttuatiM, • the better you like It Your mind : Is quick and nimble today It a • toolting for a challenge : TAUIIUI (April ZO.Me, HI Be- • cause you put no UmltaUon s on: your thinking today you fast at II be. apotting new sources to: add to your mateclol welfa<e INEWif'APER ENTEAPfiUSE ASSN ) • ... CINCINNATI (UP!) - The teleJll:one rang at Ken Holt· zman s home Ill Oucago AI Rosen, the preSident ol til e New York Yankees, was the caller. "We've traded you to the Chtcago Cubs," satd Rosen · "I . !Did him I really apprectated it and then hung up the telephone ," sa td Holtzman. That was last Saturday " I told my wtfe Mtchelle and she crted," satd Holtzman. "She's a Clncago girl and between us we must have 200 relatives 111 the ctly We called them all , but I couldn't talk to any olthem They crtoo, too, when they learned ol the trade " The next day Holtzman was at Chicago's Wngley Fteld, wearll!g a Cub untform As he walkoo onto the fteld he was gtven an ovallon by Cub fans "I actually got a lump 1n my throat l was so ove rwhelmed ," satd Holtzman Monday mght alter he pttched the last three lfllltngs 111 rebel ol starter Htck Rell.'lchel to preserve a ~2 Cub VICtory over the CmcmnaU Roos m the opener ol a three game sen es at Rtverlront Stadium The loss, hiS f1rst ol the season alter seven VICton es, went to Btll Bonham and dropped the Roos two games behllld the San franciSCO Gtants 111 til e National League Weill and left them only three ahead 01 the !Jls Angeles Dodger~ . The /score was ~ when Holtzman took over lor Reuschel, who had restrtcted the Roos to ooly two hits before lilted for a pmch httter when his elbow sttllenoo alter stx lfllllng.s "I hadn't ptlched lor about a montll sv I dtdn 'I think he (Cub Mana ge r Her man Fra nks ) would ptck a game like thts one ((I' me w make my ltrst appearance," satd Holtunan The veteran lelt-hander wel comed the challe nge, though "I enjoy the pressure that's there when a game IS one the lme. That's what this gwne 1s all about " he satd "I' ve pitched two nohitters, m an AU.Star game and In tllree World Senes, but tomght was the ltrst ume I've really been nervous," he contlnuoo He didn 't show 11 The 33-yea r-old lefty ret~red Joe Morgan , the ltrst batter he laced, oo a ground balltn Larry Buttner at ltrst base . Then George Foster stepped to the plate and wtth the count 2-2 rocketoo hts 14th homer ollhe seaso n over the left lteld fence, JUS! tnstde the loullme. "l ined Ill let up a lltUe on my fastball ," satd Holtzman, "bot I missed wtth the pttch and put 11 about a loot and a hall more InSide than I WWited It " "I was detennmed not to let the homer discourage me," satd Holtzman "I've been ptlchmg 13 years now and I have had a lot of homers wtlh a triple to tell center. Ken Gnlley's gro11nd ball scored Rose and the Cubs loo by ooly one r11n. Joe Morgan went down sWII!gmg lor tlte secortd out 111 the nmth as he became Holtunan's fourth stnkeoul VICtun Up to the plate stepped Fosler And out to the mound walked franks There was a bnel conf erence and , perhaps, w the surpriSe ol everyone mthe park franks stayed with Holtzman. "That really meant a lot w me when franks left me tn thegame,"satdHollunan "I was lacmg the best httter m the league today and the best relief pitcher m basebaU wday (Bruce Sutter) was 111 the bullpen." Holtzman gave r oster a smker low and away and the Reds' slugger hit a game· ending bo11ncer to Steve On· ttveros at thtrd to end the game . The Cubs took a !.()lead m the thtrd tnnmg when Ivan DeJesus doubled took tlttrd on Greg Gross' 'ny to Ken Grtlley m right and scored on Buttner'ssacrtfice fly. Bobby Murcer led off the fourth wtth a smgle, went all tile way Ill th1rd as Bonham threw out Manny Tnllo on a htgh bouncer to the mo11nd and scored on Onllveros' fielder's chotce as the Cubs took a UJ lead Thetr fmal r11n came m the seventll when DeJesus walked , stole second and scored on Gross' smgle. Doubles by Morgan '" the ltrst and Drtessen mlhe ftllh were the only hils ytelded by Reuschel before hiS depa rture. In other Nattonal League games, San Franctsco blanked Montreal, 1-(), Los Angeles mpped Phtladelphta, &-5, Atlanta edged Sl !Jlms, Z.l, Houston outlasted Pttts· burgh 6-5 and San Otego top~ Ne~ York 3·2 ' Giants I, Expus 0: Ed Hahckt hurled a onehitter and Jack Clark doubloo Ill a run Tile loser was Steve Rogers, who ptlched a one· hitler In hiS preVIO US appearance 0.1dgers 6, Phillles 5: Dusty Baker's grand slam ollset two homers by Greg Luzmskt Phil ade lphta lost a chance to lte when Jun Mornson mtssed home plate trymg to avotd a tag by catcher Steve Yeager Tennis tournament to be held June 22-25 POMEHOY - There 11111 Uc i:l tenms tournament m cunJuncltun wtth the Btg Bend Regatta June 22·25 There wtll be lwu da•scs fm eac h dtvtston ·A' Class lor Intermediate and advanced playets, and B" Class fut be~mners There wtll abo be a class lor boy s and gtrls m the 15and undet age group Entry lee IS$5 00 lor smgle• and $10 00 for each doubles team The younget •gc gt oup wtll pay on ly $2 :;o 1 here wtll be troph tf' gtven to the ftrst two l11ushers m each dl\ 1s1on Dtv,.wns wtll be men hit off me " Holtunan then proceoooo Ill stnke out the next two batters. Danny Driessen and Gesar Geronuno After retiring the Reds in order in the etghth . Holtzman again was tn trouble Ill the runth when Pete Rose led oil AGE NAM E Guidry posts lOth victory Summer baseball action roundup By FRt:IJ McMANE UPI Sp.>rts Writer Returmng from a disastrou.q ~ road tnp that droppoo them stx games behmd l~rst-place Boston m the Arnertca n League East, tile New York Yankees gave the ball to Ron Gutdry Monday ntght and thetr frowns turned to smiles The 27-year-old lefl.IJander won hiS lOth game wtthout a loss and lowered his maJor league-leadmg eamoo run average to I 57 wtlh a threehit, 11-slnkeout performance 111 a 2-ll tnwnph over the Oakland A's. In Pee Wee actton Monday mghl, the Middleport Cubs downed host Pizza Shack 4·3 111th Rtchte !Jlng getting the wm. He and J. R. Ktlchen fanned thirteen and walkld lou r Robbte Cundiff socked a double and smgle lor the Cubs whtle Kttchen had a stngle Brtan Tannehill, Kyle Davts, and Arlie lfunnel ptlched lor Ptzza Shack and fanned 14 and walkoo 14 Don Dorst slammoo two doubles and a smgle and Lee Powell sockoo a double and Single to lead the httlers Scott Powell had a smgle Both teams are now 2-4 . Middleport 120 10-4 3 Ptzza Shack 100 11- 3 6, The Pomeroy Yankees scored three tunes m the ltlth to down the host Pomeroy Ttgers 12·9 tn a thriller Scott Hamsv n slammed a grand slam homer lor the wmners whtle Jack Welker dtd the sa me lor the Ttgers The Yank ees' Brill Ktng also htl a homer for the Yanks, Jon Perrm sockoo three smgles, John Aetker htl a double, and K1ng and wmnmg hurler Rhett Mtlhoan htt smgles The Tigers' ChriS Shank htt two smgle• and Ttm Gtlkey got one Gtlkey look the loss m rebel Yankees 050 43- 12 8 Tigers 500 4()-.. 94 stnkes on a batter, the crowd ol 27,721 would roar. "I tr1ed to oblige 'em," Gwdry sa1d, "but you can' t always get a slrtkeoul every ltme ' In other AL games , Bal· tunore edged Seattle, 5-4, Boston mpped Ca hlornta, J(). 9. Texas toppoo Kansas Ctty, 6-5, Chtcago blanked Cleveland, 1-0 , and Mtlwaukee downed Dell"ml, 7· 4 Mmnesota at Toronto was ramoo out. !Jls Angeles beat Pluladelphta, 6·5, San franc tsco downed Montr eal, 1·0, Clucago defeated Cmcmnatt, "The wa y he's pttchmg," 3·2, Housto n topped sru d Yankee Manager Btlly Pitts burgh, 6-5, Atlanta Martm, "yo u may have seen defeated St Luuts, 2·1, and th e Amen can Lea gue's New York rupped San Otego, startmg ptlcher for tile All· 3-2 , m Nattonal League Star game games Leadoff homers by Wtlhe Orioles 5, Mariners 4 Randolph and Gratg Nettles Larry Harlow smgloo horne m the thtrd and fourth mrungs the wmnmg run wttlltwo out respectively accounted lor m the seventll mnmg w gtve tile only runs tile Ortoles lhetr lith stratght The II strtkeouts equaled a lrtumph. Eddte Murray and season high lor Gmdry, and Ken Smgleton homered for every ltme he reachoo two Baltunore Boat races pl~ed during '78 regatta CLASS (A or Bi PHONE POMEROY - Jn con) Unt· lion wtth the Btg llend Regal· Men I dou bl es) __ _ Ia. there wtll be boat races lor M1xed (doub les) _ local boat owners s1ngl es ( 15 and u nde r ) Classes wtll be tanoe Doubl es ( I 5 and under l across the nver and back , 30 hvrst powt!r m(:txnnum - f1 ve Belo11 IS a regtslralton smgles , men douDies, mtxed rounds, 100 hu,.epowct max fotm Send tl along wtth the doubles. an d wome n's unum - ten rounds, and entry fee to Pume t O) st ngles There wtll be a unl umted horsep ower Cilambct of Commerce stngles dtvt ston for both boys twelve 1ound.> Courthouse, Ea•l Second and gtrls tf there ISenough tn· Send the entry fee ol $5 00 Sit eel , Pomeroy. Oh to 45769 te1est shown and tile foll o11 1ng enlty blank Men (srngl esl women lstngl es> 1 _ to Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce, Cuut lhousc, East Se· con d Street Pomeroy, Oh10 45769 Name Addt ess Phone No Class The host Rutland Dodgers outslugged Harrtsonvtlle by the count of 24·12last f'rtday Jack Peterson got the wm and V K1ng took the loss for the Dodgers, Marc Fry had a lrtple and double and Kenny Wtse had three s111gles to lead the htllers Doubbte Prtddy smashed a double, Dave Barr a lrtple, and Peterson and Mike Hatlteld two Singles aptece Harrtsonvtlle had only two hits, a home run by W. Prtest and a smgle by D Reeves Harrtsonvllle 110 01912 2 4 Rutland 650 Ollx- 24 17 3 The Chester Tee Ball team defeated Tuppers PlatnS Jf>.-10 on June 10 In Ltllle League actton , Hubbard's Greenhouse IS now 40 on the year. They defeated the Syracuse lndtans handily , ~ wtlh the Will g01nf to Bobby Wtlhs and the loss to Mtke Chancey For the wtnners, Ertc Cunnmgharn had a home run, Tony Rtffle went live for live, and Mark Salser was four lor four Dann RoUBh had a home run lor the lndtans The second wm was an 11 2 vtctory over the Racme Royals Denms Teaford got the Will and Ntck Bosttck took the loss The thtrd vtctory was an II· 0 shutout over Portland as Tony Rtffle fa nn ed ten and walked hve Wade Connolly took the loss . The ltnal wm was aoolher easy one , 21-10, over the Ra cme Card mals Mark Salser got the wm and Curl· man took the loss WANT A REAL ESTATE LICENSE? Gallipolis Bu•iness CoiJeve " offertng !he acc'red1led program of class work you ' re requ•red ta complele for laking !he Ol11o Slate Examinatton complete tn only 12 weeks Clas s beg~ns June 12 For more Information contact Lee E. Tyler, 4«· 4367 ear aus Damage • • MEN'S WEAR.J •• SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA Auto Insurance Covers Your Car! 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IJII"lrutlcon uf KUOd lJt · havlur 'll•e bill WU/1 one of a !lertes on Ute HoWle calcndar lor rullllcutwn or Senate amendments a s the General A•sernbly reconvened following a mweek r.-unary election r~'Ces.~ Roth chambers were w Hy l . t: ~~ tllflvent at II a .m House ftnance The so-cal led suhwmmtttee met at 9 30 "c•pungement" btU appltes a m to pot the ftnishing to ex~onv1<:ts who avo1d touches on legtslatlon crtm~ more senoUB than upgradmg the accountmg and mtnor misdemeanors lor ~ rnanagemer1t procedures for yean aft.,. thetr release from school distm1 s pnson Another venuon And the S.nalt F'mance clearoo the Hou.'le wah only Committee was UJ rnt..,l at 4 f1 ve vote.IJ to spa r e l~:~st p m tiJ .tart work on • $190 Ja nuary million su pplementa l Meanwhtl e, sepa rat e aprrrrprlall uns btll , wtth SIIJ6 comnuttt-es In the Senate and rntll lon ~oi ng w schools m How., began work today on a extra grants and loans patr or btll8 aunoo at ge ttm ~ Scrwtc Democratic leaders hope U1e approprtatton can be public S<:hools '"' a ftrrn ltnanctal fO<Illng , at least sent over to tile House by the end of tht s wee k Th ey ''" 11pora rd y A ,---- -----------------------1 1 1 t I I By MARIAN E. McQUIOOY DES MOINES, Iowa IUPI) : 1 1 - Lumberyards, once allmale st rong holds through I I most of the coun ll"y, are changtn g th etr htrm g praltiCes and sellmg good.' : • J .. that wtll attract more I I women , an II!dustry olltctal I I says " It 's not just a men's room an)mQre or a place where the boys can get together on a Saturday ," accordmg to John Dear Edt lor , Btmsen , Iowa dtslrJcl I would hke to say th anks ''' ti"M? Ohto State Patrol A manager ol the Northwest member of the 0 S P rendcr<d help w me and my parents Lurnberrnan's Association whtle I was vtSilm~ my brotherstn J,oram, Ohto " We are gelling calls from My car broke down on our wa~ back h<Jme on Memonal lumb€ryard.o; from aU over Day Atrooper pte ked rn e up and took rne to rny older brother's lor advtt'f on how to get the house and returned rne Ill rn y car women In thetr store s So many thanks w that ruce Patrolman because , tn ma ny cases, Thank you - Your• truly, Gc'<Jrge R Johnson, Rt 2, they've got the pocketbooks Racllle for the family and the access to the money ," Btrnsen satd l)~J.o~M~ : : ~ uuwc.,: : Thanks . patrol for help peopletalk TOO TfREil f'OR TRIAl. · Howard Jarvis, leader olthe Cahforn1 a tax re"olt , was tvJ dl t(J itppeetr Monday at his tnal on a mt.'>derneanor charge ol dr unken dr tvmg m Oxnard, Calli JarvLs, a;r.,tcd Mar<h 15, pleaded Innocen t last month , 8aytng he had IJeen talon ~ pres<.nptwn drugs Hts attorney told the court Jarvts sufleroo a sevr·re hemorrhage when he stepp<..'<ltn • hole "" a •ta~e durtn ~ • Vlttory l elebratton alter \hi! Prop4'rmtmn l~ \lfAI! I~$ wttk A :ipoke ~mM for the 75--year - old JarVI.!! satd he ~ a s nr~ senously hurt , but wa s resting at hts Ins An ~e l es horne "He's just fatt~ued and ve ry exha usted lrorn hts 95-lurur w<.rk weeks, " the spt,kesman sa td " All he neoos 18 a little btt of rest " TIJe tnal wa s postponed until July 10 tANS SOAJ< Eil S< .lipcrs were getting at least $100 a lt cket Munday ntght m Atlanta lor fans anxwus to see ~lONES the fllllhng Slimes Best des the "a Ipcro , f•ns were also soaked by heavy rmns befr.-e tlley CIJUid ~e t tnstde li"M? Fox Theater Tight secunty had IJCl'fl set up arr,und the theater 3li hours m prcven t tn~ entry - tnrludtng the mlJre ventun:Sinne from gammg free wh,, lr!f;d tJ, sltp !fiJJOt throu ~ h tran.~m a Alth<Jugh S(lfTie ull11 tal.s csttmatc there wert two lans Without lt ckets to cadt uf th e nearly 4,000 whtr dul, ptllt ce satd the second con tel l IJil th-.: SIJ,nt:s' ( urr• nt U S v,ur went srnuuthly PAI..F.~TINIAN SHOWING Th e llrntr<overst«l !tim 'The PalesUman /' whtch spdrh-d <~ d~HHJ rL'Jtr.::tlltm frJr actress Vanessa Rf'd~rHVf' , wllll>t: sh own Fndoy rur,ht iil the Academy ol Mouon Picture Arts and &ten< s Samu el r;,Jdwyn Theate r In Beverly Hdls, Cali! Acad 'In) J>restd<·nt l111ward J<och S<J td the ~retntn~ docs n•1t mean the M ddl•ff l) cndr;rsc s t:tth er the !tim or the sponsorm~ organlwuun 1n t111 s' Workers I.eaguc , a nc~tton al Trotskyite ~ roup Mtsh Hefh.; r ~vt , who •.-..m the bc!!t .supportmg adres s Us{ dr tht s y1·<.tr, was ptckl!tt..-d by Jewish grt1Uf)S Academy Award s< ercm<.ny IJC cau.~e she fmanced and narrated th e ftlrn '"'·llo< '''till' Ctvtl nghL' leader Ru y Wilkin• was hrrnurc-d at the I lth annual NAA CP !maKe Aw;ml.s banquet tn lm Angeles lor his yems of dc•h catc-d servtce to the cau.se r.I.IMI'S•:~ "'"·"'Y ofhumanstamm prmCIJ)Ies Oatmy l'humas will n -cetvt lhc Huben Humphrc) llu miJnllttn.m 1\Wrtrd from Author s and Celebrltws For urn •' nda y 'I hi' wtll' of While Sox <.:oa< h OreHles ''Minnie" Minusu ftl ed fqr di V(Jrt( MondrJ} 1n l1w.:uMo Authors James Baldwin .mel Norma n Mailer were iHllf1ng those attendJng an Am erU'dO C'lvtl f.tb:•rt1rs Unum ret cptlun In New Yurk MoucUty n 1~hl ,-------, I Social I I 1 I I I I Calendar H fJ".f Sl iAY ~~ n,,, fIl l ll1 • 'IJI~ht• oil '""'' r .. 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',I{ PAST MA I lt()'~S Sll•v,•n ; ,rtw;,rd WjjJt,uru hf Evangel me CI ~ •Jll< 1. r11 .S, Mul,fJ, port ''''''iv••d l if' ~n ' H I ,J'it tuJfl l/1 !i !111 I hr '11J I 111'~ "'( 1111 '\ l~>r al Vln~il!liJ lr r I~>Jf11t1nt VJJ J:,;ln 1,1 SATURDAY ME£GS COUNTY RETIHlW TF:A CHF:HS Pll · mc, 6 3IJ p tn at the Houle 33 Rr111d.<nde P•rk, S~turd~y W L. 26 t4 Team 5 24 16 State Farm Ins Team 3 24 t6 18 22 Team 4 16 24 Team 2 14 26 !nd1vidual h1gh game - ~ Team high series - oN uwr ~~ r Weekof6-7-7B Standings Cled•th K1ng 144 Debb1 e ... " J Wh1tlat ch UJ and Jenny Ma dam- may I show you a Whitlatch 141 k1tchen appliance that your Jnd high ser ies - Jenny nc1ghbor satd yuu could n't pos· Whitlatch 401 , Pat Benlz JW and Cled lth Ki ng 378 St bl y alford ' ' Team high game - State Fa rm 522 , Team 2 S06 and Tea m S 491 H Mrs Kalht \ 11 Kn t~ht League I l'lr wer e F Rlf)A V lu tlllf LAFF - A - DAY WCf(• chapter lire""'' 7 30 Fr1d~~ ~ rd tht A patr ol oceloL~ move Irom the slum ol theJr old -lashtoned 1hiJ room to a hahltat destgned to resemble lhetr place m the wtld A three-ton female hippopotamus screams stlently m frll'trauon a~ she IS rebulled by a wary 600-po11nd baby hippo wh" would rather loll ow hts keeper around like a dog at heel. A ktn ~ t obra wa1ts ror 1ts venom to k 1lltts "preyn - a sausage rub boo wtth snake'S kin so 11 wtll smell like the cobra 's Miura! rood Those ..re .unong the lascll!almg wo scenes on the 'Nova" pre,..ntattnn or " Mernones !rom Eden," whtch PBS Will broadca>t J11n c 14 (check local hstm g.s) The beaultlully produc..J program descrtb€s ti"M? changes m 1ws as they tncrcasmgly hecome places where enllangered ''JlCclCs tna y be protectoo and encouragld to reproduce 1\epcatc-dly th • potnlts malle that tile wild areas ol the earth arc dt8apJl4'arlng beneath the bulldozer and Irom now on the Wild mu.'t ll4' managed tf 11 "Ill surVIve dt sc u.ssed ( OHI IIIU TIIty ri ower fun d I!'P' rt w.J s g1vcn Refrc!=lhs1g11S 1nte rwr decorators to some of the lumber yards Today 's lumberyar ds are sell tn g tllemse lves up as mfonnalton centers lor the hom eowner "Don't get me wrong. nus tloesn 't mean we are lostng the lum ber or gettmg rtd ol the wood It Just means we're lookmg at both Sides ol the merchandising ," Btmsen satd The <!<HI-yourself boom IS atding the lumberyards and Btrnsen said that IS directly l'red Silverman addressed tile NBC alllitale slalwns Monday over dosed mcwt televtswn , and the most startling announcement the new presulent or NBC made was, 'Good afternoon " In bn el remarks he stre8sed the neoo for teamwork tile trnportance ol news and mlormatton, of commitment to mnovauon , quahty and re8pon stbthty "We are not ~om g to lolluw anyune," Stl verman satd 'We're gomg to lead " "Is" the cl ub voted to bills Brackets for •tree! rn' f il l ,,,. , ~,., Ir bU SI/lCSS SCSSiflfl \1r . f irrn.dd M}er s, Mr and y oJ '1o"J/fll J•.IA .., • ~ ' " . · ~,::; , ~, ( 'd. 1 'I', .. i' MF:f:TJNr. fiELI) llw (' B <.: 's met wllh Mr "nd Mrs Denver Weber fllf Lllt·lr nwy mcctmg Dunnj.( so me cases - By JOAN HANA UER UPI Television Writer NEW YORK IUPI J - Wtth perfect hmdstght ABC has yan ked the co-h osts oltts news magazme show " 2().20" after only one broadcast and repfaced them wtth HuSh Downs Downs, best known for his years as co-/lost wtlh Barbara Walters ol the 'Today" show and rurrently hosting a PBS program lor the over-55 set, ' Easy Over," has taken over for Harold Hayes and Robert Hughes m the anchor spot on the hour~ong show, starling wttll the June 13 broadcaBt The ltrst hroadcast ol "2().20'' June 6earned a 12 4 rattng and a 22 pert'fnl share ol the audtence , whtch ts wtlhin shooting dbtanc'f ol the 25 percent share executt ve producer Bob Shanks satd he hoped for when the program was announced tn May, wtth everything but ruffles and flourtshes Rut It IS 12 pmnts lower than the 'Carter Collnlr) " episode that pre<:oooo 11 and tllat , combtnoo with bad reVIews, apparently rn•de Roone Arledge, ABC news and sports preSi dent , decided on llllmed~ate surgery Shanks satd he hoped Hughes. an Australian who also ts arts t'<lttor of 'l'ime rnaga7Jne, and Hayes, a North Carohman and former edttor or Esqwre magaztne, would rematn wtth the show "ettller aq on-atr Clllllrlbutors or as ootlDnal mem bers of th e program 's produclton ~tall " Hughes had served as a IM'odu tlton executive, astde !rom hts co-/lost dultes "2().20" IS schooult'd lor weekly broadcast Tuesdays, 10-11 p m • Ea.tcrn tunc, th rough the summer, then shtlts to monthly 8Chedulmg unhl January, when ABC wtll dectde whether w go weekl y agam t'1nmnent advance, "And the yard.o; are a little nervous and don't rea ll y know ho11 to brlllg Ill the gtr ls They are f1n d1ng they 've got to expand ' The commg ol the women means the comt ng of wallpaper . lt les, carpel samples, dishes and - Ill TV •••in Review By lialted Prets lntematlunal THE LATEST HITE REPORT . The N•ttonal Orgaruzaunn lor Women says 11 's b<.'en shorl<hanged by Sheri HJ1e , the author <JI the "Htte Report," a book on women 's sexualtly "'OW filed a l625,000 sutl In New York Monllay 111(81n.'lt Mt!l!l Htte , alleg mg she reneged on an agreement to cc<llrt bute m<JOe) v, :>; Wfcr II.! help tn her research NOW sa td oo rnooey was e'er patd :lltss Htle could not be reached for f\rllr I" 'I hi\ of Hn ~Sto l , .S UIJI' rlrtr lor school distrtcts unable to make tl through the fall because of voter reluctance to pass levies Much ol the money will be targeted for maj(l' ctty school districts Arid the proposal also funnels ~her fS6 mill100 mto the state subsidy formula, makmg 11 100 percent fu.nded as ol July I. Btg cny legislators are expected to tangle over who gets first call on the loans, and another battle ts anttctpated over what &rmgs are to be attached ca£eterta Rhodes supports the educa· t10n fundtng proposal!, although he wants an addittonal provt81on, costing $lO mtllion , to guarantee a 10 percent ll!crease to every school diStrict Ill the state Some legislators have set therr sights even higher, Ill al percent. The s upplemental approprtattons btll also contatnS $35 mUltoo for a state employees' pay raJSe enacted m April and $lO mtlliOil for II!Creased welfare benefits. Tickets at .. each -~'ch ""' ' "''u ' Incl udes dinner and the dance are avatlable at ', Jtmmy s Pastry Shop, Vtllage Phannacy Rutland ' EARNS AWARD Sergeant Randy S Grin· Htcad, 1!(111 of Mrs Donna J[ r;rln•tead ul Ma"''"· W Va • JH 11 of an Ihilt hllfl Cll mcd rru rnber IJr~ardzt.~llt,n til< IJ S Air Force Out· •um<llnl( Unit Award S•· r~~.:;mt State Farm 1423. WMPO W 7 and Team 5 !All trrlnHlCitd I~ an a c a d e mt c •t and l n K tJirc:r~dt mai nte nan ce rerognation IS gtvcn cath "P •rta lt st at Patrick Af'B semester to student s who f'la • with the 549th Tatt lcui mamtain a 3 ~ or higher Air Support Training Group was cited for grade potn! a verr.tgc on a 4 0 whtch me ritorious serv iCe from scale Dec 15, 1975to Dec. 31, 1976 Mernbct ~ of the 5491h wtll wear a dtsttnctlve ribbon to 111ark their alftllatlon wtth the unit The scrHeant ,. a 1974 ~raduate "f Wahama High Sch<tol. Uts wile, Barbara, 18 the daughter of Mr. and Mrs l.luhby I. Mules ol Ht 3 Leon W Va · 1 ' related w the women " {)Jr busmess has been helped by the 00-lt-yoursell boom," he satd " More and more people are domg reprurs m thetr homes and maktng the chan ges themselves rat her than spendmg money on tl And m many cases they are spear- SONGFEST SET A songlest will be held at the Stiver Memortal FreeWill Baptist Church at 7-30 p.m Saturday Smgers w11l be the Pnvett Family !rom Cleveland, Mona Hill and Elestme McDantels The headoo by the wtves or the pastor, the Rev Andrew Parsons welcomes the public. gu-lfnends " Btmsen admttted many The church 1s locatoo at men used to look at the Kanauga. lwnberyards as a place Ill get away from the women "It 's a Iact of life, and some ol the old-tuners are haVIIlg REVIVAL SLATED to adjust to the tdea," Bunsen A revtval wtll be held at the saJd Zton Church ol Christ, SR 143 between Pomeroy and llaiTlsonville. Speaker wtll be Clarence Shepard. Ser· VIceS will be held Sunday, 6 ' June 19 through June 25 at 7 30 p m. mghtly Everyone Okey Connolly, Mrs frank IS welcome Btse, Mrs Roy Hannum and Mrs Lyle Balderson. The same ofltcers are to serve for HOUSEWARMING SET lhts year except Mrs Walter A huusewamung wtll be Brown wt ll serve as held S11nday !rom 2 to 4 p m treasurer A card shower was lor Mr and Mrs. Larry Hud· plann ed lor Mtss Naomi nail, 371 Broadway St., Mid· Ptckens dleport Mrs Don Wtlson and Garnes were conducted by Mrs Tom Darst will host the Mrs Btse and Mrs Brown housewamung to which all with pmes gomg to Mrs lrtends and netghbors ol the Btse, Mrs Denver Web€r, Mrs Donald Putman, Mrs couple are mvttoo to attend Ernest Whttehead, and Mrs Ronald Cowdery Door priZe went to Mrs. Brown DeilctoUB refreshments and For Wtdnuday, June 14 mtmature ceramic baskets ltlloo wtth flol\ers made by Mrs Hann urn were served to above named and Mrs Donald Myers, Mrs Thomas Spencer, Mrs R H Hannum and Mrs R E Wtlliams re~ort 151 lndependenl and strong Willed than you ve possessed 10 the past could be developed this commg year It will open new channels fo r you r creative tal ents GEMINI (May 21·June 20) You cou ld be shocked to d tscover By Lawrence Lamb, M 0 DEAR DR LAMB - About lour months ago I had an al· tack uf chest pam and was hospttaltzoo lor 10 days. The blood le•ts were OK, but the electrucardwgrarn showed that I had a myocardia l In· farcllon About stx weeks later I went back to the husptta l and had enzyme test• that showed I'd had some more heart muscle d•mage and su I was huspttaltzcd Aller I got out ol the hospital that time I dtdn't have any more chest patns I take lndcralluur ttmes a day and walk about one mtle a Oay lor exemse Now I'm gelltng some tightness across my chest when I take my walkmg exercises I can reheve till s wtlh mtroglycerm Do yuu feel tlml all these attacks were cummg !rum the same artery tlml was closmg off ' How long wtlll have lhts soreness and dtscomlort m my left chest' Wtll I have to take the lnderal the rest ol my hie' I •m 54 years old and was 111 goud hea lth before my attack although r was a heavy smoker I have completely qutl smokmg and my wetghl ts about normal Should I expect to return lu work anO lead a nonnal hie' My per· sonal doctor expecls me to be ull Irom wurk stx munths DEAH READER - It's un· posst ble to know whtch or how many arlenes were m· volved 111caus mKyou lu have hea rt prob lems wtlhout spectal X-ray dye studtes that uutilne too corona ty arlencs themselves fl IS probably true that the rnaJur dtfftcully llml caused lite heart muscle Oatnage lmyocardtal mlarc· llunf was caused by the progressive blockage ol one cor· unary artery, but that doesn't tnean that you couldn 'I also have dtsease 111 the other maJIJr arteries to U1e hcrJ Jt The key to dec td111~ what shoul!l be dune to evaluate you further and what you shouhl du 111 the future dcpend8 on how well you tcu1ver at thts Jlllllll The t hus! discomfort that you are ex per tt.: n<:llll-! wtl h exert 111r1 sugec!'l! ~ Utal yu ~ I :'I Illi hH vc some problem of provtdmg sufllctent ctrculallon to your beart muscle This IS probably due tu the blockage ol your coronary artenes that CllUSOO the heart attack 1n the ltrsl place The lightness or squeezmg across the chest IS a frequent way that lllade· quate c~rculatwn to the heart muscle caUBe' dtscornlort. I'm glad you have qutl smokmg because that should belp a great dea l In addiiiOn you should make every ellurt posstble to decrease your wetght to the potnl that there IS no evidence ol any "gmft· cant !at dellllSI!s under your skm, regardless ul what the bathroom scales read. The thinner you are and the lun~er you sl.tly that way the better chance you may have ol cleamng out some ol tlte fa tty-cholesterol blockage m the artertes ol your body There have been •orne goud experunents done on monkeys that demonstrate reversal ol latty-cholesterol deposits when the diet IS com· pletely changed You should also be on a very low-lat, par· ltcularly low saturated lal, and a luw-chulesterol diet and ltmtt your salt f am sendmg you The Health Letter number 2-12, After the Hea rt Attack It wtll provtde you mfonnation on what kmd ol program a per· son should lollow alter they have recovered !rom heart attack Prtmarlly it's the same kmd of program we wtsh everyone would follow bel ore they had on~ Others who want this tssue can send 50 cenl.l; wtth a long, stamped. sell·addressld envelope lor 1t to me m care ol thts newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Hadto Ctly StatiOn, New York , NY 10019 you re a 1r!tle more as ser1ive 1t1an usual to day 1n promotmg you r mterests You II do so wit hout trampling on oth ers Fmd ou t to whom you re rcr mant1cally su1ted by sending lor your co py ol Aslro-G raph Leller Ma11 50 cent:! for each and a tong setl-addcessed stamped envelope to spec1ly b1rth s1gn CANCER (June 21·JMiy 22) II you take the ltme today to analyze your Innermost feel· 1ngs you t:ould deter m1ne what s been d1s1urb1ng yo u A ne w self-awareness may emerge LEO (July 23-Aug 221 An excel· lent day to go to yo ur fr iends lor counsel or to mull things over Yo u'l l be able to see con ditions much clearer once they are disc ussed VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 22) The odds are sli ghtly 1n your favor today >n competitive Situations erat10n AQUARIUS (Jan. 2&-Feb II) Nice tnmgs are being said about you today because you have been saying pretly nllty things abOut others Stand up and take your bows PISCES (Feb 211-March 211) The .. Ill 0 1c 'r'l11r $%2 00 Sit tnuntlw •7 $11 so nn•t' munthll, oo ~ b1 whcrt~ S'.!61l0 )lt>61r, Sb monllu i ll~ ·· Tllru months. $7 $0 SuiJ."W. IIpUou J:W"iu.> Ultl~.s Sunday Tl ll l t 'lh~t• nt lm: l ; " MINIMUM CHARGE FOR METERED 5ERVICE Through one half l ncl'1 me ters . 3 60 per month Througn live e lgnrnt Inch meters , l 60 per month Through three fo urths Inch meters 6 2~ per month Througl'1 one inch meters , 12 48 per m onth Thro ugh one and one h_alf 1nch meters . 20 88 per month Through two inch meters , ,., 37 •• per month Th r ough to ur Inch me ters , 72 80 Ptr month "through srx mch meters , 1JS 20 per month Sec 11 All bill s for tnt ,., above serv ice shall be ren dered m ontl'1tv on the first ,. , d11 y ot each month or as soon th ereaffer as Is rea5ona bly pO SSib le t o r the serv Jce r endered d uri n g the precedmg month b tlls thus r en dered are payabl i!! on or before the- e~ep l rat l on of ten .. (10) day s fr om l he date ren<lered Payments after the eJC prratton of ten ( 10) days ~ " are sub Ject to a penalt y ot ten , per ce-nt ( 10 per cent) of th e amoun t of the bi ll , but In no tnstance sl'1atl sa id penallv be • , teu than th i rty cen1s ( S 30) , Sec 111 Each user ot 11lllage wllter serv ice who "' does not own real estate shall , 1 make a depostt to secure the payment for water service ot .. the 5Um of $2S 00, wh ich 5Um sha ll be held by t he Village , without I nteres t to 11'11 '" ' depositor Upon the ter . " mrnation of water serv ice such amount of the deposit of " ' S25 00 as Is neceuarv shall be applied to the water b ill and ..~ the balance returned to the user There sha II be charged tor 1, the 1nstalta t1 on ot a new tap , the sum of One Hundred .u Twenty F i ve Dol l ars ., U125 001 A new tap Is hereby def 1ned to be the lnste llatlon t>f water service on a line '" where none formerly existed and whiCh requires tht In stallation of new lines f rom ., the water mam and the In stallatton of 1 new me ter and ,; • .. ~ : • • • : • • • : • • • cost of sa id water system and the operation thereof, and. therefore . th i s Ord i nan ce shall take effect Immed iately upon Itt passage Passed the 2~ttl day Of May 1978 M L Kelt 1 _. Pruldent of counc ~ : Attest • Gene Grate .. Clerk • 30 161 6, 13, 3tc : ••• •• INTEREST o~· MEIG!I-111ASON AREA l11c ., METERED 5ERVICE 1liE DAILY SENTINEL DEVOTED TO 111E Court St , Pollll!'ruy, Ohiu 4576i BusUll'S!i Offrt:e PIHJilt 992· ! 1$a Editor!& I Phone 992-:2157 St!tootl l lols:i PtJSllilf(~ j)IIUI 11 Pumeru)'. Otuu • Natlunal ~dv~rtl!ilrlfl re~ll· tctilvl', l.lil ndurl ~U.te11 3101 Eoclitl A!/e Clevelantl Ohlu oHI 1$ Subsc:rlr.H(.Ifl rM tts DthV!:!red by lh l fl~r w ~rl' MVIUIMble 75 Ct'IILII ptr l-Ink, By M(.llur Ruut.e wl~n! t:llrrll'r ~rv r t l llol •vllfhtWe Dr1e mon lh t:1 ~ II) 1111111 111 Oluo and W Y1 , "" For the llrst 2.000 gallons oer m onth or leH 3 60 M in Charge For the ne x t ],000 gallons P! r month , l W2 per 100 gals For the n~JCI 10 .000 gallons per mon th , 12 per 100 gals For the ne~et IS .OOO gallons per month . 11 per 100 gals All ov!r 30,000 ga l!ons per month , 08 per 100 g~ls Ill ROBERT HOEFLICH L11~ FAIIIur Pubhi'iht.'t.l Wally t!lll't!pl Sa\urtWy by The Ohlu VMI!q Pubhstutl(l 1 E lor!te Boston Clerk. 16 ) • • ll 20 . " ' because you re more able to keep your mmd on the basics LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct 23) II you think you have something wo<th saying talk to the proper people now They II be re ce~ live SCORPIO IOct. 24-Nov. 22) II would be difficu lt to keep thtngs hidden lrom you loday Your natural detective tnstlncts are especially astute and keen SAGITTA AIUS (Nov. 23-Dec 21) Today Is the da y to take care of slluattons that need unllylng You can see all the factors and have the ability to h!~~~rlbyo~e s~~v:dl o~atlo~a7:~ service from the serd water bring !hem tog ether ma in section v Th is CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. II) Ordinance 11 dec la red to be Thece Is somethi ng that you an emergencv measure in can now do 11 you put you< mind that the pi/bile peace, hea ltn, to It to benefit your career safetv and welfare require Wl].en the boss sees you re the Immed iate es tab li Shment serious you wtll get his coo~ ot rates In the f1nan cl no of the Cump.~~ny MullunetJU. MEET THURSDAY Th e 29 duly elected Democratic Central Com· mtttee members wtll meet at 7 p m. Thursday at the Metgs Inn to orgamze for the next two years. At 8 p m , Jack Hillyer, Democratic nominee for state ~~enator, will be present to speak Committeemen and the public are mvttld to the Inn at ep.m. to hear Hillyer Astra~ Graph P 0 Box 489, Rad10 City Station NY t0019 Be sure to 30 , 1 ORDINANCE NO 1070 71 , An Ordrn ance to F ix lhtet 1 nd Charges for Water Servtce In The Vllllfll ot Middleport. Oh io WHE:REAS , ltle Vli Jage of Mtddleport owns ll water n sys tem serv 1no the resrdents of lhe VIl lage of Mrddleport ~· and areas ad1acenr thereto '" Now therefore " Be ' ' orda ined by the Cou ncil of the VIllage of '" ' Mrddleport. Mel gsCounty , ~ 1 Oh10, three fo urths of the members elec ted thereto co ncurr 1ng Sec I That begmnmg July 1 1978 the follow ing shall be the rate5 cha rg ed monthly by the Vill age of M iddleport. Oh 1o tor water flJrntsl'leCI by !hi!! VIll age of Mlddleport to rts a nnabttt~nU t~nd otl'1er users thereof June 14, 1171 Hc'cuwry from hc•art attack thereof maae by the cle rk Of the board nf e-duc atron of Eastern ~Ocal Sc hool Dis tr ict, Rndsv1 11 e. Onto A cert if ied check payable to tM clerk trusurer of the above boa rd of educat ron r a sat rs tactorv bid bl}n d e~eecuted by the br dder and a surety company , 1n an amount eceua l to f•ve percent or the b id sha ll be submrtred With UCI'I b id Satd board of educatton r eserves the r •gl'lt to wa iv e 1ntormalft 1eS , to accept or re 1ect 111ny and a 11, or parts of anv and all b ids "the su cc essful bid der w•ll be reQu ired to furn tsh a sa trstactory performance bon d for one hundred percent of the contract prtce No b1ds may be wttMrawn tor at lent HH r ty (JOJ days after the sched uled clos ln Q t me tor rece ipt of bt d5 Board of Educatron of Ells tern Local SchOOl D1Sir 1ct ev Dou g B1sse ll Pres ident A new personality far more Lawrence E.lamb, M.D. Reedtville - Meigs coun1y, OhiO un111 12 oo o'clock noon. EST , • Juno 11. 1971 ana will be • publicly opened and reed by • tht clerk thereafter at the """ usual piece of so ld board of educo looo , ta bu lated and e 01 Garden Club aathers Rtverv tew Garden Club members met June I at the home or Mrs Roy Hannum wtth Mrs Ronald Osborne an d Mrs Ha rll ss Frank asststm g An mterestmg program was presentoo by Roy Hannum on ht s tnp to South AfriCa He showed snapshots and a souvenir from Alnca He spoke ol the tradtllons, hiStory, hiS ex· pe n ences. and ol the deliCIOUS food serv..J In the restaurants there for the roll call members gave Ill· lonnalton about Alnca Green th umb notes are to be taken care ol 111 June by Mrs Ronald Osborne A potluck lamtly ptcmc was planned for June 29 at 6 30 p m at the Bellevtlle Dam Park Program Corrumllee wtll be Mrs Gene Young, Mrs School D•''"'' Bonham suffers first loss of season, 3-2 Beacon Gulf cler k to u Jd board at 1h nht Statton, New York Clotbing m"llng u Descr1pfton of the rm House or t he MeIgs Inn provement located at ReservatiOns also may be Chester, Otuo, • e repa irs to ,. made by mall to Kathy 1ne Ch~er Elementery ., school bu IJ Cili'IQ Cwrung!l, Box 283, Syract.LSe cop 1es of the spec ltrcat1oos, Providing music for the .nstruct•onl to b idders , and proposa l forms mey be ob Oance wtll be the Cobrllll. ll•n•d at tne offiCe of lhe Furmtu rel Lumberyards changing styles Lettera ol oplaloo are welcomed. They 1h011ld be Ina thu 300 wordlloog (or be aubject to reductl011 by the editor ) a.Dd mUJt be algoed with the •l&D~'• ad· dreaa Name~ may bt wlthlleld upon pubUcatloo. However, oo requett, oamet wiU be dt.cloeed. Letten obould be lo good talk , addreaalag lnoeo, aot perooulltleo. 1 1 I I : 1 rraftld n last weet after the adminisU-atJoo ol Gov James A Rrodt:s finallt.ed figures Ill a July I re\'1!1'1111! SI.I'PIUS, and JrOJeCted a similar cwlltm lor 197'-19 The otheT bill, tightening fiscal prOt'edures, may not be ready lor acuon by tlte lull HoWle unttl next week. It IS the product ol a Wlllla1Jme stu dy by the ftnance Commtltee on why sv many school dtstrtcts closed last year The approprtattons btl! sets up a SSO million loan program , , The Dally Sentinel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Tuesday, June 13, 1978 LEGAL GUESTS WELOOME ADVE,IITIIEMINT Gue!ts will be welcome for FO• 1101 Mllfd propouls both the dinner and dance at torseptratt. rht rtpa 1r1 to tht Chester the reunion of the Melga High Elementary school build ing De rtct lved at the off•ce School Alumni to be held on willthe clerk of the beard of July I at the high IIChool of tducarron of Entern Loca l • •• • lrlends you shou ld be most •• solicitou s of are members of : you< own family Today a cou· • pie of them could prove they 'll : stand by you when the chips • are down : ARIES (Merch 21·Apt11 11) The • more comple• the sttuatiM, • the better you like It Your mind : Is quick and nimble today It a • toolting for a challenge : TAUIIUI (April ZO.Me, HI Be- • cause you put no UmltaUon s on: your thinking today you fast at II be. apotting new sources to: add to your mateclol welfa<e INEWif'APER ENTEAPfiUSE ASSN ) • ... CINCINNATI (UP!) - The teleJll:one rang at Ken Holt· zman s home Ill Oucago AI Rosen, the preSident ol til e New York Yankees, was the caller. "We've traded you to the Chtcago Cubs," satd Rosen · "I . !Did him I really apprectated it and then hung up the telephone ," sa td Holtzman. That was last Saturday " I told my wtfe Mtchelle and she crted," satd Holtzman. "She's a Clncago girl and between us we must have 200 relatives 111 the ctly We called them all , but I couldn't talk to any olthem They crtoo, too, when they learned ol the trade " The next day Holtzman was at Chicago's Wngley Fteld, wearll!g a Cub untform As he walkoo onto the fteld he was gtven an ovallon by Cub fans "I actually got a lump 1n my throat l was so ove rwhelmed ," satd Holtzman Monday mght alter he pttched the last three lfllltngs 111 rebel ol starter Htck Rell.'lchel to preserve a ~2 Cub VICtory over the CmcmnaU Roos m the opener ol a three game sen es at Rtverlront Stadium The loss, hiS f1rst ol the season alter seven VICton es, went to Btll Bonham and dropped the Roos two games behllld the San franciSCO Gtants 111 til e National League Weill and left them only three ahead 01 the !Jls Angeles Dodger~ . The /score was ~ when Holtzman took over lor Reuschel, who had restrtcted the Roos to ooly two hits before lilted for a pmch httter when his elbow sttllenoo alter stx lfllllng.s "I hadn't ptlched lor about a montll sv I dtdn 'I think he (Cub Mana ge r Her man Fra nks ) would ptck a game like thts one ((I' me w make my ltrst appearance," satd Holtunan The veteran lelt-hander wel comed the challe nge, though "I enjoy the pressure that's there when a game IS one the lme. That's what this gwne 1s all about " he satd "I' ve pitched two nohitters, m an AU.Star game and In tllree World Senes, but tomght was the ltrst ume I've really been nervous," he contlnuoo He didn 't show 11 The 33-yea r-old lefty ret~red Joe Morgan , the ltrst batter he laced, oo a ground balltn Larry Buttner at ltrst base . Then George Foster stepped to the plate and wtth the count 2-2 rocketoo hts 14th homer ollhe seaso n over the left lteld fence, JUS! tnstde the loullme. "l ined Ill let up a lltUe on my fastball ," satd Holtzman, "bot I missed wtth the pttch and put 11 about a loot and a hall more InSide than I WWited It " "I was detennmed not to let the homer discourage me," satd Holtzman "I've been ptlchmg 13 years now and I have had a lot of homers wtlh a triple to tell center. Ken Gnlley's gro11nd ball scored Rose and the Cubs loo by ooly one r11n. Joe Morgan went down sWII!gmg lor tlte secortd out 111 the nmth as he became Holtunan's fourth stnkeoul VICtun Up to the plate stepped Fosler And out to the mound walked franks There was a bnel conf erence and , perhaps, w the surpriSe ol everyone mthe park franks stayed with Holtzman. "That really meant a lot w me when franks left me tn thegame,"satdHollunan "I was lacmg the best httter m the league today and the best relief pitcher m basebaU wday (Bruce Sutter) was 111 the bullpen." Holtzman gave r oster a smker low and away and the Reds' slugger hit a game· ending bo11ncer to Steve On· ttveros at thtrd to end the game . The Cubs took a !.()lead m the thtrd tnnmg when Ivan DeJesus doubled took tlttrd on Greg Gross' 'ny to Ken Grtlley m right and scored on Buttner'ssacrtfice fly. Bobby Murcer led off the fourth wtth a smgle, went all tile way Ill th1rd as Bonham threw out Manny Tnllo on a htgh bouncer to the mo11nd and scored on Onllveros' fielder's chotce as the Cubs took a UJ lead Thetr fmal r11n came m the seventll when DeJesus walked , stole second and scored on Gross' smgle. Doubles by Morgan '" the ltrst and Drtessen mlhe ftllh were the only hils ytelded by Reuschel before hiS depa rture. In other Nattonal League games, San Franctsco blanked Montreal, 1-(), Los Angeles mpped Phtladelphta, &-5, Atlanta edged Sl !Jlms, Z.l, Houston outlasted Pttts· burgh 6-5 and San Otego top~ Ne~ York 3·2 ' Giants I, Expus 0: Ed Hahckt hurled a onehitter and Jack Clark doubloo Ill a run Tile loser was Steve Rogers, who ptlched a one· hitler In hiS preVIO US appearance 0.1dgers 6, Phillles 5: Dusty Baker's grand slam ollset two homers by Greg Luzmskt Phil ade lphta lost a chance to lte when Jun Mornson mtssed home plate trymg to avotd a tag by catcher Steve Yeager Tennis tournament to be held June 22-25 POMEHOY - There 11111 Uc i:l tenms tournament m cunJuncltun wtth the Btg Bend Regatta June 22·25 There wtll be lwu da•scs fm eac h dtvtston ·A' Class lor Intermediate and advanced playets, and B" Class fut be~mners There wtll abo be a class lor boy s and gtrls m the 15and undet age group Entry lee IS$5 00 lor smgle• and $10 00 for each doubles team The younget •gc gt oup wtll pay on ly $2 :;o 1 here wtll be troph tf' gtven to the ftrst two l11ushers m each dl\ 1s1on Dtv,.wns wtll be men hit off me " Holtunan then proceoooo Ill stnke out the next two batters. Danny Driessen and Gesar Geronuno After retiring the Reds in order in the etghth . Holtzman again was tn trouble Ill the runth when Pete Rose led oil AGE NAM E Guidry posts lOth victory Summer baseball action roundup By FRt:IJ McMANE UPI Sp.>rts Writer Returmng from a disastrou.q ~ road tnp that droppoo them stx games behmd l~rst-place Boston m the Arnertca n League East, tile New York Yankees gave the ball to Ron Gutdry Monday ntght and thetr frowns turned to smiles The 27-year-old lefl.IJander won hiS lOth game wtthout a loss and lowered his maJor league-leadmg eamoo run average to I 57 wtlh a threehit, 11-slnkeout performance 111 a 2-ll tnwnph over the Oakland A's. In Pee Wee actton Monday mghl, the Middleport Cubs downed host Pizza Shack 4·3 111th Rtchte !Jlng getting the wm. He and J. R. Ktlchen fanned thirteen and walkld lou r Robbte Cundiff socked a double and smgle lor the Cubs whtle Kttchen had a stngle Brtan Tannehill, Kyle Davts, and Arlie lfunnel ptlched lor Ptzza Shack and fanned 14 and walkoo 14 Don Dorst slammoo two doubles and a smgle and Lee Powell sockoo a double and Single to lead the httlers Scott Powell had a smgle Both teams are now 2-4 . Middleport 120 10-4 3 Ptzza Shack 100 11- 3 6, The Pomeroy Yankees scored three tunes m the ltlth to down the host Pomeroy Ttgers 12·9 tn a thriller Scott Hamsv n slammed a grand slam homer lor the wmners whtle Jack Welker dtd the sa me lor the Ttgers The Yank ees' Brill Ktng also htl a homer for the Yanks, Jon Perrm sockoo three smgles, John Aetker htl a double, and K1ng and wmnmg hurler Rhett Mtlhoan htt smgles The Tigers' ChriS Shank htt two smgle• and Ttm Gtlkey got one Gtlkey look the loss m rebel Yankees 050 43- 12 8 Tigers 500 4()-.. 94 stnkes on a batter, the crowd ol 27,721 would roar. "I tr1ed to oblige 'em," Gwdry sa1d, "but you can' t always get a slrtkeoul every ltme ' In other AL games , Bal· tunore edged Seattle, 5-4, Boston mpped Ca hlornta, J(). 9. Texas toppoo Kansas Ctty, 6-5, Chtcago blanked Cleveland, 1-0 , and Mtlwaukee downed Dell"ml, 7· 4 Mmnesota at Toronto was ramoo out. !Jls Angeles beat Pluladelphta, 6·5, San franc tsco downed Montr eal, 1·0, Clucago defeated Cmcmnatt, "The wa y he's pttchmg," 3·2, Housto n topped sru d Yankee Manager Btlly Pitts burgh, 6-5, Atlanta Martm, "yo u may have seen defeated St Luuts, 2·1, and th e Amen can Lea gue's New York rupped San Otego, startmg ptlcher for tile All· 3-2 , m Nattonal League Star game games Leadoff homers by Wtlhe Orioles 5, Mariners 4 Randolph and Gratg Nettles Larry Harlow smgloo horne m the thtrd and fourth mrungs the wmnmg run wttlltwo out respectively accounted lor m the seventll mnmg w gtve tile only runs tile Ortoles lhetr lith stratght The II strtkeouts equaled a lrtumph. Eddte Murray and season high lor Gmdry, and Ken Smgleton homered for every ltme he reachoo two Baltunore Boat races pl~ed during '78 regatta CLASS (A or Bi PHONE POMEROY - Jn con) Unt· lion wtth the Btg llend Regal· Men I dou bl es) __ _ Ia. there wtll be boat races lor M1xed (doub les) _ local boat owners s1ngl es ( 15 and u nde r ) Classes wtll be tanoe Doubl es ( I 5 and under l across the nver and back , 30 hvrst powt!r m(:txnnum - f1 ve Belo11 IS a regtslralton smgles , men douDies, mtxed rounds, 100 hu,.epowct max fotm Send tl along wtth the doubles. an d wome n's unum - ten rounds, and entry fee to Pume t O) st ngles There wtll be a unl umted horsep ower Cilambct of Commerce stngles dtvt ston for both boys twelve 1ound.> Courthouse, Ea•l Second and gtrls tf there ISenough tn· Send the entry fee ol $5 00 Sit eel , Pomeroy. Oh to 45769 te1est shown and tile foll o11 1ng enlty blank Men (srngl esl women lstngl es> 1 _ to Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce, Cuut lhousc, East Se· con d Street Pomeroy, Oh10 45769 Name Addt ess Phone No Class The host Rutland Dodgers outslugged Harrtsonvtlle by the count of 24·12last f'rtday Jack Peterson got the wm and V K1ng took the loss for the Dodgers, Marc Fry had a lrtple and double and Kenny Wtse had three s111gles to lead the htllers Doubbte Prtddy smashed a double, Dave Barr a lrtple, and Peterson and Mike Hatlteld two Singles aptece Harrtsonvtlle had only two hits, a home run by W. Prtest and a smgle by D Reeves Harrtsonvllle 110 01912 2 4 Rutland 650 Ollx- 24 17 3 The Chester Tee Ball team defeated Tuppers PlatnS Jf>.-10 on June 10 In Ltllle League actton , Hubbard's Greenhouse IS now 40 on the year. They defeated the Syracuse lndtans handily , ~ wtlh the Will g01nf to Bobby Wtlhs and the loss to Mtke Chancey For the wtnners, Ertc Cunnmgharn had a home run, Tony Rtffle went live for live, and Mark Salser was four lor four Dann RoUBh had a home run lor the lndtans The second wm was an 11 2 vtctory over the Racme Royals Denms Teaford got the Will and Ntck Bosttck took the loss The thtrd vtctory was an II· 0 shutout over Portland as Tony Rtffle fa nn ed ten and walked hve Wade Connolly took the loss . The ltnal wm was aoolher easy one , 21-10, over the Ra cme Card mals Mark Salser got the wm and Curl· man took the loss WANT A REAL ESTATE LICENSE? Gallipolis Bu•iness CoiJeve " offertng !he acc'red1led program of class work you ' re requ•red ta complele for laking !he Ol11o Slate Examinatton complete tn only 12 weeks Clas s beg~ns June 12 For more Information contact Lee E. Tyler, 4«· 4367 ear aus Damage • • MEN'S WEAR.J •• SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA Auto Insurance Covers Your Car! 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P i ft 26 ; Ceden o. Hou 21 , Maddox , Phi l 18 ; Lo pes , LA and Taveras , Pitt 16. American League : . Wilson , KC 24; Cruz . Sea 21 ; LeF lore, Del 19 ; Dilone, Oa k and Will s, Tex 18. Pitching Victories National League : Gr imsley, M tl 10 3 . R Reusc hel, Chi 8-4 . Bonham , Cin 7 1; Za chry , NY 72: Knepper , SF 1-3; Seaver, Ci n , John , LA and Blue, SF 7-4; Phila Pitlsbrgh New Yor k St . LOUI S 75 30 .455 11 33 .450 81 1 Atlant a Strik eouts Na tional Lea gue: . Richard , Hou 111 ; Niekro. Al l 88 ; Seaver, Cin 83 ; Rogers, Mtl 76 ; Bly te ven , Pill 74. Am eri can Leagu e : Ryan . Ca t 11 3, Gu id r y, NY 85 .- Flanagan . 57 : '-lnderwood . Tor 5J . FOR DAD REMEMBER JUNE 18th 35 35 31 25 ~. $8.39 Value Value F.I.P. Price .. 00 1 100 100- 3 6 0 000 000 101- 2 4 2 R. Reuschel. Holtzman (7) Chi Ci nci and Rader ; Bonham , Borbon ( 9 ) and w ern er . w - R . Reusch · el (8-4) L- Bonham (1.1). HR Cinci nnali, Foster ( 14) . Ptsbgh 100 021 Ol D- 5 12 1 00000 1100- 1 91 OIOOil!J007- 3 6 1 Chicago ( N LI - Sent m inor league pitch er Ron Dav is to New York Yankees as player to be named later in the trade thai sent pit cher Ken Holtzman to C:J bs . Houston Signed t hree draft 3 Piece $149 ' We' re offering this watch two ways . It's an exce llent Val ue Pre cision ie weled . Cl ass ic in style . With sweet second , fu ll numeral di al and Value F.I.P. Price ... $1 .79 SUNBEAM ;[ ~~~·~ ::.~~8. . ~1599 $179 v ery choices r ight -hander Rod Bo:.c berger and shortstop Dou glas Stokke of USC. end r ight · ha nder Thad Trodden of San Diego State and assigned them to Cocoa , Fla ., in the Sarasotll Rook ie L ea gu e. Kan ci ty Chic ago 28 27 .509 26 JO .oi64 2 4112 •;~ 71 35 .375 91h 19 .4 2 .Jll 14 M'cmday's Results Minn . at Tor , ppd .. rain Boston 10, California 9 Ba ltimore 5, Sea ttle oi N ew Yor k 2, Oak land o Minesola sea ttle Amer ican League M inn at Tor , ppd ., rai n Ca t it 300 013 110- 9 11 1 Bos 000 000 40G- ,. 1o 0 003 00 1 10K- 5 a o Ba ll Col born , Ramo ( 1) and Stinson ,· D. Martinez , T. Mar ti nez O J. Sta nhouse (9 1 and Dem psey . W - T . Ma rt inez (2. 1). l - Col born (1 .5). HR5Ball imore , Mur ra y ( 10 ) , Single . ton (6 1; Seatt le, Hate (2J. Oak 000 000 000- 0 3 0 00110000x- 1 50 Keough, Heaverlo (3), Lacey N .Y . l5J and Esslan , Newman (6 ) : Gu idry and Munson . W- Guldry (10-0J . L - Heaverlo (2·21 . HRs - N ew York . Rando lph (2). Nettles (101. oooooo- Mi lw Der Texas 101 000 11Q-- 6 8 0 K.C 010 0110 '1)0,-l 9 0 Jenk ins , Co mer (1), Lindblad (8) and Sundberg ; Bird, M in · gori (8). Pa11in ( 8) &nd Porter . W- Comer ( J ll . L - M ingor i (1 . Bond s {1) , Detro it - Signed ! he ir No 1 er Chr is Gea son , the club 'S 22nd choice in last week ' s free ag ent plaver draft, and as . signed him to M elbourne , Fla . for two weeks before rea ssign . ment to Elizabethton ot the Appalachian Leaoue. Boston - Sig ned seven draft choices - outf ielder Robert Parker, Petal. M tss .; pi tch er Ga r y Givens , Mar t in ez, Ga .; catcher Harol d N11taupsk y , pitcher M arblehead , Mass.; Ke ith Pecka, Ka nkakee, Il l .; and ou lt !elder Ltovd Bessard , Abbev ille, La .; and assigned all f ive players to Elmira , N .Y . in the New York Penn ~e~g ue . F i r st baseman Oel Bender, F t . Lauderdale, Fla .• and ou tf ielder Kenne th Young, West Haven. Conn ., were assigned to Winter Haven of the Flor ida Sta te League . Toronto - P l aced our lt le1Cier R ic~ Bosett i on the lS·dlly disabled list . Sig ned three draft choices Oull ielder M i ke ·Coy ne, a f ourth -round se le cti on Pellz. a ninth -round pic~ fro m from Clncln neli , and lnt le1d er Clemson Un i vers ity ,· pitcher Bi ll La joie , a 20t h.r ound selec . L lvon ill , Mich ., Bob Hussey , a 13th-round tlon. from s.e tectro n f rom St . Xavier ( IlL) assigned to Utica of the New Coll ege ; pitcher Gera ld Stutz Y ork .Penn L eague. Outfielder r 1em , a 15t h .ro und pi c k · from V incent Willi ams, a 12th -round 0 1ympia F ietds , Il l.; pltcher select ion fr om Houston , Tex ., Jim Mc Br ide, a 19th -round asslliJned to Medicine He' of th e choice trom Jackson State and P i oneer Leag ue. second baseman Ken Gilmore , a 27th round sel ect ion from Trov State Un iver sity, and craft cnoice , oull ielder Kirk Gi bson of M ich igan State , and ass igned him to Lakeland in the Cla ss A Florida State League. Cl evela nd - Signed l ive draft choices - th ird baseman Pete ass 1gned all f ive players to Batavia , N V , in the New York Penn League. M innesota - Signed leflha nd . ~;;;,;;;;;:::;~~~OOOOOC:>OCIOOQIOOII MONOFILIMENT LINE GRASS CUTTER $3 35 Va lue And modestl y priced . Court St. , Pomeroy 992 -2920 ' 7 oz . guarant ee d. JEWELRY STORE $119 BRUT 33 SPLASH ON LOTION unbreakable ma in s pr i n g . Wa te r and shock r esis tant . Bu l ova GOESSLER'S 10 lbs . l'h se, 000 100 000- I 7 I 001 00 1 00• - 1 7 1 Vuckovich, Lillel l (7) and Sim mons ; Mahler and Murphv . W- Mahter (1 . 2) . L- Vuckovic h ( J . .a ). HRs - A11anta , Burroughs (5) . Sl. Louis , Hernandez C5J. Alia Baseba ll GREAT LAKES CHARCOAL 30 16 .536 30 28 .517 St.L San An tonio - Signed center Billv Paullz to a new contra ct but d1d nor disclose terms. $6 .84 Value F.I.P. Price .. Calif 030 401001 - 10 13 s Griff in, Brett (5) , Hartzell (71 , LaRoche (81 and Downing, Humphr ey (8) ; Lee , Stan ley ( 6 ) , Drago ( 6) , Campbell ( 8) and Fisk. W - Ca mpbell ( J -4). L - LaRoch e (5 -Jl . HR s- Bo!lton , E va ns ( 14 ). L vnn (81 . :»ports Transactions Pren International Mondav TIKI BARBECUE SET $398 GB 32 27 .5.. 2 National Leagu e Mil 000 000 000- 0 I 0 San Frn 000 001 OO• ~ 1 3 1 Rogers and Her r mann ; Ha licki and Hill . W- Hali c ki ( 3 1) . L - Roger s (7 -6 ). Major L eague Result s &v United Press International By Un1ted With Batt. 19 Sports transactions $219 BURGESS COMP DOLPHIN LANTERN 8 11 Pet. Oakland Texas Lines cores Bask~lbilll $2.95 Value F.I.P. Price .... W•st W. L. Zachry, Murray (9 ) and Stearns ; Jones, Lee (9 ) and Sweet . W- Lee (3 1) . L- Zachry t7 21. HR s- New York. , Stearn s, 11 . HRs- Texe s, ( 4 ) ; Winfie ld ( 10) . Oliver te L '(·" • 50 yd . $3 .98 2 1 ,,.2 Cleveland at Minn , night Detroil at Kan City, night SanDoo HOSE F.I.P . Prlu .. 2 5 6 61•1 021 30 1 1 13 1 30 1 000 -4 6 l E. Rodr iguez . McClure 15) and Ma r tinez ; W ilcox, Foucault I4J. Morr is ( 7J and M. May . w II . - McClure ( 1 1 ). L- Witcox ( A· .4 ). HRs- Oelroi t , Sta ub (9J. Phi l a 010 100 021 - 5 7 J, Thompson I 15 ); M ilwaukee. LA OCO 005 Ob - 6 10 0 Thomas ( 13 ). Lonborg , Brusstar {6 ), Reed ( 71 and Boone ; Hooton . Forster Cleve 000 000 000- 0 6 l ( 8 ), Rautzhan (9 ) and Yeager . Ch i 100 000 OOIC - 1 .. 1 W- Hooton I 5 Sl . L- Lon borg Wai ts and Pru itt ; Kravec, {5 -4 ). HR S Phi ladelph ia, W illoughby (81 and Nahorodn y . L uzinskl 2 ( 1.4 ), Schmidt ( 9 ); W....L.. Kra vec (54 ). L - Waits ( 3Los Ang eles, Baker l JL 71 Monday I11 1. GARDEN $498 11 .615 15 583 27 .534 30 .455 GB GB .6)8 .519 .569 .55.. 31 26 .54.. L i9 24 25 25 76 79 .m 19 ) 6 ,) 45 Clevelnd Toronto St. Lo ui s I NV . AMITY MEN'S BILLFOLD Mi twauke 73 38 .317 13 Hous 000 000 06)( - 6 11 7 ca·nd el aria , T e k u 1 v e (8 ), Ha m ilton (8J, Wh itson (8 ) and Ott ; Di ~eon , N ie ~ r o (6), Will iams 18 ). Sambito ( 9 ) and Bal dwin, Ferguson 18) . wW it l ia ms ( 1 OJ L - Whitson (0. PRIC€0 UNDER $35 DAD Baltimr e Det roit n ight l ea(Jue : . Gu idry , NY 1.57 ; Palmer , Bait 1.94 ; Keoug h. Oa~ 1.99 , L ang tord , Oak 1.42 ; Spli t tor tf , KC 1 54. Ca l 8 Pet. W. 40 JJ 33 31 Boston New York Chicago 3, Cincinnati 2 Houston 6, Pitt sburgh 5 Mi l wltu~e e 7, Detroit 4 Los Ang 6. Ph iladelphi a 5 Chicago l , Cleveland 0 Sa n Diego 3, New York 2 Te •as 6, Ka nsas City 5 Today 's Probable Pitchers Today's Probable Pitchers ( All Tim es EDT) I All Times EDT I M ontreal (May 6·5) at San M innesota (G olh 2-4 and Francisco ( Knep per 1-3) , 7:35 Zahn 5.4) at Toronto (Moore 2-0 p.m . St. Lou is !Ma r ti nez 2 0) at and Clancy 4.4) , 2, tw i-nighl , 4:30p.m . Atlanta ( Hanna 4-I L 1:35 p.m . Californ ia (Knapp 6 ·3) at Ch icag o (Lamp 2-5) at Cinci nn ati ( Norman 6-3}, 8 :05 Bo ston (Wright 2-0J. 7: 30p .m . Seatt le (Abbo tt 1-4) at Bal . p .m . P ittsbu rg h (Bibby 4 -2) at timor e !F lanaga n 8-4) , 7:30 Houston ( Bannister 2-3) , 8 :35 p .m . Oak land (Johnson 4-3) at New p.m. Philade lph ia (Ler ch 3-5) at Yor~ (Figueroa 6-4), 8 p.m . M ilwaukee {C aldwe ll 5-3) at Los Ange les (S utton .4 -6 ), 10 : 30 Detroit (S l aton 6·2l. 8 p.m . p.m. Cleve land (Monge 2·11 at New York (Swan J.J or Koosman 2 -7) at San D iego Chic ago (Wood 6-5) , 8 :30 p .m . T ex as { Al exand er 5·31 at (Rasmussen 2 7) , 10 p.m . Kansas City (Gale 5-l) , 8 :30 Wednesday's Games p.m . Chicag o at Cincinna ti Wednesdev's Gemes Philade lph ia a t San F r ancisco M il w at To ronto , 2, tw i.n lght Mtrl at San D iego , 2, tw i . Calif at Balt imore, night n ight Sea ttle at New Yo r ~. night St. Louis at Atl anta , night Oa~ l a nd at Boston , night P i11sburg h at Hou ston , nigh t T exas at Chicago, night New Yor k at Los Angel es, Am erican Tanana , 7 Houston 9' Sa n Diego 25 32 .439 10' A llanta 22 34 393 13 Monday 's Results San Francisco 1, Montrea t o Mtl 2. 29 ; Swan , NY 2.59. 70 ; .566 31 7 Sa n F ra n Cinc imtti L os Ang Earned Run Average (Based on 54 innings pitch ed ) NahoniJI League : . Knepper , SF 2.05 ; R.Reuschel, Ch i 2.07 ; vuc kov lch, St L 1. 17 : R oger s , Ball ~J J l 27 .534 West W . L . Pet. 8 4. BERNZOMATIC FIRE EXTINGUISHER JO GB Montreat For sc h. 51 L 7 5; N i e~ro , Atl .=tnd Roger s, Mt l 1-6. Am en can League : Gu idry, NY 10 0. Torrez , Bos 9 2; Tanana , Cal 9 3 , F lanagan and Pa lm er . Bait and Sor enson , M il Silicone · 15" Long L. Pet. 33 22 .600 Chi cago Sport Parade American Leag ue East Ma j or Leagu e Staodings By United Pr ess Internationa l Nationa t League 46 179 56 .313 56 213 M .310 League G. AB. H. Pet. 51 193 69 .358 Home Run s . Nationa l League : Kingman , Chi , Foster . Ci n t'lnd Lu zinskL Phil 14 ; Monday 12 ; Smith , LA ·~.. 20 Gr itfey Cin LL baseball standings Rutland Dodgers 5 I Middleport Indians 4 2 Middleport Braves 3 3 HarrisonviUe Bobcats 0 6 This week's schedule: Wednesday, June 14, Middleport Braves at Harrisonv ille ; Thursday, June 15, Rutland Dodgers at Middleport Indians. IIIVI·IIIIOIRB REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE . We are planntng. to rent I motor home for I VICitian. Will our famtly automobile insurlnce providt coverage in th is situation ? Yes .... "' self.propelled motor homf is normally con si d er ed an . automobile . Your policy insu rance shoul d cover '" t his ci r cu m stance . However, this c~vera g e does not apply to regular or frequent ren ti ng o a non .~wned motor home. The key differe nce In coverage IS the frequenc y the motor home Is bel n use d. If you plan to rent and t ravel for several weeks o~ longer consu lt wllh your agenl. The agent may suggest vo~ lal<e out a Broad Form Use of Other Automobiles ~IJcy or an Extended Non·Owned Aulomoblle policy In order to be adequat ely Insured. F.I.P. Price .. REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICE TIN! Insurance Store Pomeroy, 0 . ?': ~ l JC 114 E. Moin ic»>CMM_ _ _.,_. _._...;-; .. .:: :...:.:. .;.;.;:..;..-"""~'..OOOOO-I:fll A 'RE HAVI Today's Major Leagu e Leader s By United P re ss International PEE WEE STANDINGS Middleport Mustangs 5 I Dale C. Warner 4 I Rutland Reds 3 2 Rutland Angels 2 3 Middleport Cubs 2 4 Pizza Shack 2 I This week's games: Wednesday, June H, Rutland Reds at Middleport Mustangs. Thursday, June 15, Pizza Shack a: Middleport Cubs; Rutland Angela at Powell's; Dale C. Warner at llutland Reds: bye, Mid· dlepurt Mustangs. By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sporll Edllor By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sporlll Edllor ABILENE, Texas (UPI ) - Sammy Baugh hasn't louched a football in 12 years but he figures he has thrown enough of them to last him a lifetime . Slingin' Sammy Baugh, they called him, and every tlnie his name was mentiooed it was instantly associated with mly one thing - the bullet pass. Nobody in the w.oi'ld could whip that football like Slingin' Sam. . Baugh's first coach in the professional ran)ls was Ray Flaherty. He was handling the Washington Redsklni and on the very fll'st day he saw his jrize jrospect fresh from 'I't!~as Olristian at practice In 1937, he decided to find out about hlrn. "They tell me you're quite a passer," Flaherty said. "I reckon I can throw a little," Baugh answered in that soft Texas drawl of his. "Slow me," F1aherty commanded. "See thaf receiver over there. Let'sseeyou hit him in the eyes." · Baugh looked at the receiver 30 yards downfield. "Which eye?" he inquired casually. Most such stories are manufactured somewhere along the line to make the personality involved appear bigger thap he actually is. This particular story about Sammy Baugh hapj)ens to be completely true, though. Nobody ever had to bother building up his reput,ation . .' Toothpick-thin as a player, Baugh, a &-footer, played at 175 and is 172 oow. The crow's-feet around his eyes are a little deeper and his face is SO!Dewhat more leathery than it was during the dsys he wore No. 33 uniform, but otherwise ol' Sam hasn't changed that much. At 64, Baugh spends most of his time running his ranch at Rotan, 70 miles up the line, and any time he finds a chance, he drives to Abilene or nearby Sweetwater, where he was raised, to play a round of golf. Twice named an All·Arnerica at TCU, Baugh is enshrined In both the College and Professional Football Halls of Fame. He led the NFL in passing six different times, throwing the ball for 21,886 yards and 186touchdowns during his career. He not only could pass, but could also kick and his 45.1 yard punting average still is an NFL record. In 1943, he led the league In passing, punting and pass Interceptions and if you ask hlrn which one achievement he's proudest of, he singles out those intercepted passes. "When I first started in the prps, you had to play both ways," says Baugh, who was used as a tailback and later quarterback on offense for the Redskins and a safety on defense. "They didn't pay a helluva lot when I came in the league, either. I got $8,000 my first year with the Redskins and that was considered good money. Best I ever made was $19,000." Of all the men he met in football, Baugh says he respected George Preston Marshall, the late owner of the Redskin!, most. "He got a Jot of good things done for the game. Pasaers bad no protection at all when I first came into the league. Marshall called me into his office my second year and told me we had to get some rule passed to protect the passers or all of us would be killed. Heworkedm it and finally, he and George Halas (of the Bears) got a rule passed that helped." The best two football players he ever saw, says Baugh, were Ace Parker and Bob Waterfield; the best passer around today , in his oplnloo, is Baltimore's Bert Jones, and the one who reminds him most of himself Is Houston's Dan Pastorinl. After he was through playing, Baugh served as head coach, first at Hardin.stmmons University then with the old New York Titans in the original AFL. He also was backfield coach at Oklah001a State and Tulsa and with the Houston Oilers and Detroit Ums. Baseball actually was his first love and he went to 8JrlnB training with 'the .St. Louis Cardinals in 1938 as a third baseman. They converted him to a shortstop and sent him to Rochester of the International League. Later he al.!o played for Columbus of the American Association. "With Colwnb111, the fellow I remember best was Ted WU· Iiams. He was a rookie with Mlnneapolill and our players always would get m him because he'd go out there to the outfield, stick his glove in his pocket, tum hill back to the plate and do exercises while the game was going on. But when he got up there to bat, man , oh man, I never saw a hitter like hlrn. He'd hit the ball so hard, it would knock a board off the fence . "Me? I just couldn't hit the curve ball and change up ." • '"., GREAT FOR OUTDOOR GRILLING . CENTER CUT :PORK CHOPS .....~~: ..~.l ~~~~RS .......................~~·. 59¢ 69 $179 ~~~H ~~~ES ... ,...........~~ ...~}59 BREAKFAST CHOPS .......:.. COUNTRY STYLE $ FRENCH CITY 179 CHUNK BOLOGNA ............. ~.~:. .SPARE Rl BS ...... ~~·--· . THIN CUT LB 79¢ SMUCKERS STRAWBERRY PRESERVES 18 OZ. JAR 95~ GOLDEN ISLE AMERICAN 12 OZ. CHEESE Sl NGLES ...... ~~~: . 99~ 8 oz. 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Believe It palled up Saturday's Belmont Stikes Meanwhile, Batonnler, winner of the Dllnoia Derby, will arrive at Thlatledown Wednuday. Batonnier will be ridden by 16-year-old Rm Hlrdes, a highly touted apprentice jockey. Spanish Play, conditimed by Affirmed trainer Laz Barrera, alao may race In the Ohio Der by. The horse suffered a slight Injury in his stall at Belmont and· Barrerra was to test the colt today. U he Is sound, he will be sent to Thlsf!edown . River Downs CINCINNATI (UPI ) Jungle Olief rallied from third place In a driving finish to win the $3,700 future at River Downa Mmday by a Hunting course offered A hunter safety and con· servatlon course will be conducted this evening and Wednesday, 7 to 9 p.m., and from I to 5 p.m. on Saturday, June 17, at the lzaac Wahon Fann near Bashan. State Game Protector Andy Lyles assisted by volunteer Instructors wUI have charge. The course Is open to aU persona 12 and older and · those interested may register by calling Lyles at ~7. The course covers not only safe handling of flreanna in the field, but at home aa well. In addition It covers hunten and consecvatlon, game Identification, the hunter's responsibilities, vision, the bow, rifle, shotgun, handcun, field care of game and wilderness first ald. The course Ia required in 218 other ltates. Hunten !rom Meigs County going out of state to hunt, often find they camot do so because they have not had the coune. YELLOW ONIONS CANTALOUPES EACH I C OUPO N 59e --·---- HUNT'S 2 99¢ 1-LB. CTNS. W/C Lim it One Plene wilh This Coupon Coupon Expires June 17, 197H TWIN CITY GATEWAY \ CUUPO N HUNT'S HELLMAN'S - 5 80Z. CANS $}00 W/C Llmll One Please with This Coupon Coupon Expires June 17, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY CLING FREE FABRIC SORENER SHEETS ... No. 125 24 CT. BOX Limit One PI~• $}.09 W/C .. wllh Thll Coupon res June 17,1978 y,. ( 11, l 11N BEANS 'N FIXINS W/C 20 OZ. CAN 59¢ W/C .i mit One Please with This Coupon Coupon Expires June 17, 1978 TWIN ITY ATEWAY 1 COUPO N COUP(l N LIPTON POST ~ ' W/C No. 405 100 CT. BOX $}79 W/C Limit One Please with This Coupon Coupon Expires June 17, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY No. 155 24 OZ. BOX 89~ CO UPON 1 79¢ W/C $539 Limit One Please with This Coupon Coupon Expires June 17, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY Limit One PINit wilh ThiS Coupon Coupon Expires June 17,1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY \ . :- ~ W/C ·~ :-I' - .. ·• •• .. .' ' -:- :- . -. -:- -:- 1 ', ~. . . 'I KLEENEX FOLGER'S COFFEE 2 LB. CAN ,I .,. -:r Llmil One Please with Thi s Coupon Coupon Expires June 17, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY CUUJ.JON PECAN· SANDIES 'I .I GRAPENUTS TEA BAGS KEEBLER No. 155 14 OZ. BAG BIG JOHN'S Limit fhree Please with This Coupon coupon EKpires June 17 , 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY Li mit One Pleost with This Coupon June 17 , 1978 Coupon TEWAY TWIN 1 COU PON 0 $}19 QUART JAR L No. 105 W/C MAYONNAISE No. 105 - -..1..- 24 OZ. BTL Limit One Please with This Coupon Coupon Expires June 17, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY COUPON TOMATO SAUCE No. 105 69 32 OZ. BTL COUPOf<l ,- No. 85 ¢ No. 105 2% MILK .•• .'••••••••••••••• ~~~~~.~~~~~~•••! 14' WESSON OIL TOMATO KETCHUP MARGARINE 69e All STAR ~- - - COU P ON IMPERIAL No. 205 3-LB. BAG 2-LB. MACARONI &CHEESE DINNER ••• ~g~.89e NEW CROP lARGE SIZE \ neck over Daruthua . With Michael Bryan up, the Winner ran the six fll'lones In I:II U, good for payofta of $3.60, $3 and $UO. 811\an '1 Mountain came in third. A 1-i daUy double ~ Leu Hopper and Lila Hackeu returned .,,tO. Amber Dart, MibllarlcM ..d Joy Rtlpa comlined for a ~ llifecta warlh 12,t10.10 m a wlnnin& p Ucket. The 3, 21t fan a be\ $334,028. ~ •' BOUTIQUE TOWELS W/C 2 JUMBO ROLLS 99.~ Limit One Please with This Coupon Coupon Expires June 17 , 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY '' :I ·I· ·I .I J, W/C , I. �4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. ll .. ·n·~~<1'"' .In n<' 1:! . 1976 Leaders un In The Sun Speci eaning ,....,~ ~ . I Ba sed on 125 at bats) NaliO nft l League G. AB . H . PCf . ~ . .. ~~ . ~, ~-- ·~ ·~~ ·~ ~ . 'lo ' :' ·* SUMMERS EVE AMERICAINE Regular or Herbal Twin Pack AEROSOL · 3 oz . 69¢ MAGNETIC '~,1• \PHOTO ALBUM "f·"~ '$1 .21) Value F.I.P. Price. . $2 :88 Valu e F.I.P. Price. $1 j$198 Value F.I.P. Price 60 245 60 . J'27 Bu ckner Chi Mon day LA Foster .Cin Burroghs All Sm1 t h LA S1m mon s SI.L Pu hl Hou Mad lock SF Clark SF Am erican 38 135 d4 .326 47 148 48 .324 oq 241 77 .320 56 185 59 .319 53 195 62 .318 59 206 65 .3M 52 213 67 .315 Ca r ew Mm Jackson Cal Reynolds Sea Molitor M il Sundberg l ex Lynn Bos Ri ce Bos Coo per Mil Piniell a NY S1 ng teton Ba t 43 144 51 .35,. 56 194 63 .325 47 199 64 .322 5~ 182 58 .319 53 198 63 .318 59 ~ 4 6 78 .317 51 195 6 1 )13 40 147 46 .31 3 49 163 50 .307 II American Leagu e: Rice, Bas 19 ; Baylor , Cal and ThOmpson, Del 15 ; Evans, Bo s 14 ; Thomas , Mil 13. Runs Batted In National League : Fos ter , Cin 48 ; Montanez , NY 42 ; Ce_y and Smith , LA and M cC ovey . SF 41. American League : Rice, Bos 54. Stau.b, De l 44 ; Olive r and Zisk , Te• 39 ; May , Ba1t . Page $115 · CLOTHES LINE 50 Ft. · Asst. Plastic $1 .39 Value F.I.P. Price 7 BARBECUE MITT East ·w. Bayl or , Ca l and Th om pson , Del )8 Stolen Bases National ' Leagu e: . Moreno . P i ft 26 ; Ceden o. Hou 21 , Maddox , Phi l 18 ; Lo pes , LA and Taveras , Pitt 16. American League : . Wilson , KC 24; Cruz . Sea 21 ; LeF lore, Del 19 ; Dilone, Oa k and Will s, Tex 18. Pitching Victories National League : Gr imsley, M tl 10 3 . R Reusc hel, Chi 8-4 . Bonham , Cin 7 1; Za chry , NY 72: Knepper , SF 1-3; Seaver, Ci n , John , LA and Blue, SF 7-4; Phila Pitlsbrgh New Yor k St . LOUI S 75 30 .455 11 33 .450 81 1 Atlant a Strik eouts Na tional Lea gue: . Richard , Hou 111 ; Niekro. Al l 88 ; Seaver, Cin 83 ; Rogers, Mtl 76 ; Bly te ven , Pill 74. Am eri can Leagu e : Ryan . Ca t 11 3, Gu id r y, NY 85 .- Flanagan . 57 : '-lnderwood . Tor 5J . FOR DAD REMEMBER JUNE 18th 35 35 31 25 ~. $8.39 Value Value F.I.P. Price .. 00 1 100 100- 3 6 0 000 000 101- 2 4 2 R. Reuschel. Holtzman (7) Chi Ci nci and Rader ; Bonham , Borbon ( 9 ) and w ern er . w - R . Reusch · el (8-4) L- Bonham (1.1). HR Cinci nnali, Foster ( 14) . Ptsbgh 100 021 Ol D- 5 12 1 00000 1100- 1 91 OIOOil!J007- 3 6 1 Chicago ( N LI - Sent m inor league pitch er Ron Dav is to New York Yankees as player to be named later in the trade thai sent pit cher Ken Holtzman to C:J bs . Houston Signed t hree draft 3 Piece $149 ' We' re offering this watch two ways . It's an exce llent Val ue Pre cision ie weled . Cl ass ic in style . With sweet second , fu ll numeral di al and Value F.I.P. Price ... $1 .79 SUNBEAM ;[ ~~~·~ ::.~~8. . ~1599 $179 v ery choices r ight -hander Rod Bo:.c berger and shortstop Dou glas Stokke of USC. end r ight · ha nder Thad Trodden of San Diego State and assigned them to Cocoa , Fla ., in the Sarasotll Rook ie L ea gu e. Kan ci ty Chic ago 28 27 .509 26 JO .oi64 2 4112 •;~ 71 35 .375 91h 19 .4 2 .Jll 14 M'cmday's Results Minn . at Tor , ppd .. rain Boston 10, California 9 Ba ltimore 5, Sea ttle oi N ew Yor k 2, Oak land o Minesola sea ttle Amer ican League M inn at Tor , ppd ., rai n Ca t it 300 013 110- 9 11 1 Bos 000 000 40G- ,. 1o 0 003 00 1 10K- 5 a o Ba ll Col born , Ramo ( 1) and Stinson ,· D. Martinez , T. Mar ti nez O J. Sta nhouse (9 1 and Dem psey . W - T . Ma rt inez (2. 1). l - Col born (1 .5). HR5Ball imore , Mur ra y ( 10 ) , Single . ton (6 1; Seatt le, Hate (2J. Oak 000 000 000- 0 3 0 00110000x- 1 50 Keough, Heaverlo (3), Lacey N .Y . l5J and Esslan , Newman (6 ) : Gu idry and Munson . W- Guldry (10-0J . L - Heaverlo (2·21 . HRs - N ew York . Rando lph (2). Nettles (101. oooooo- Mi lw Der Texas 101 000 11Q-- 6 8 0 K.C 010 0110 '1)0,-l 9 0 Jenk ins , Co mer (1), Lindblad (8) and Sundberg ; Bird, M in · gori (8). Pa11in ( 8) &nd Porter . W- Comer ( J ll . L - M ingor i (1 . Bond s {1) , Detro it - Signed ! he ir No 1 er Chr is Gea son , the club 'S 22nd choice in last week ' s free ag ent plaver draft, and as . signed him to M elbourne , Fla . for two weeks before rea ssign . ment to Elizabethton ot the Appalachian Leaoue. Boston - Sig ned seven draft choices - outf ielder Robert Parker, Petal. M tss .; pi tch er Ga r y Givens , Mar t in ez, Ga .; catcher Harol d N11taupsk y , pitcher M arblehead , Mass.; Ke ith Pecka, Ka nkakee, Il l .; and ou lt !elder Ltovd Bessard , Abbev ille, La .; and assigned all f ive players to Elmira , N .Y . in the New York Penn ~e~g ue . F i r st baseman Oel Bender, F t . Lauderdale, Fla .• and ou tf ielder Kenne th Young, West Haven. Conn ., were assigned to Winter Haven of the Flor ida Sta te League . Toronto - P l aced our lt le1Cier R ic~ Bosett i on the lS·dlly disabled list . Sig ned three draft choices Oull ielder M i ke ·Coy ne, a f ourth -round se le cti on Pellz. a ninth -round pic~ fro m from Clncln neli , and lnt le1d er Clemson Un i vers ity ,· pitcher Bi ll La joie , a 20t h.r ound selec . L lvon ill , Mich ., Bob Hussey , a 13th-round tlon. from s.e tectro n f rom St . Xavier ( IlL) assigned to Utica of the New Coll ege ; pitcher Gera ld Stutz Y ork .Penn L eague. Outfielder r 1em , a 15t h .ro und pi c k · from V incent Willi ams, a 12th -round 0 1ympia F ietds , Il l.; pltcher select ion fr om Houston , Tex ., Jim Mc Br ide, a 19th -round asslliJned to Medicine He' of th e choice trom Jackson State and P i oneer Leag ue. second baseman Ken Gilmore , a 27th round sel ect ion from Trov State Un iver sity, and craft cnoice , oull ielder Kirk Gi bson of M ich igan State , and ass igned him to Lakeland in the Cla ss A Florida State League. Cl evela nd - Signed l ive draft choices - th ird baseman Pete ass 1gned all f ive players to Batavia , N V , in the New York Penn League. M innesota - Signed leflha nd . ~;;;,;;;;;:::;~~~OOOOOC:>OCIOOQIOOII MONOFILIMENT LINE GRASS CUTTER $3 35 Va lue And modestl y priced . Court St. , Pomeroy 992 -2920 ' 7 oz . guarant ee d. JEWELRY STORE $119 BRUT 33 SPLASH ON LOTION unbreakable ma in s pr i n g . Wa te r and shock r esis tant . Bu l ova GOESSLER'S 10 lbs . l'h se, 000 100 000- I 7 I 001 00 1 00• - 1 7 1 Vuckovich, Lillel l (7) and Sim mons ; Mahler and Murphv . W- Mahter (1 . 2) . L- Vuckovic h ( J . .a ). HRs - A11anta , Burroughs (5) . Sl. Louis , Hernandez C5J. Alia Baseba ll GREAT LAKES CHARCOAL 30 16 .536 30 28 .517 St.L San An tonio - Signed center Billv Paullz to a new contra ct but d1d nor disclose terms. $6 .84 Value F.I.P. Price .. Calif 030 401001 - 10 13 s Griff in, Brett (5) , Hartzell (71 , LaRoche (81 and Downing, Humphr ey (8) ; Lee , Stan ley ( 6 ) , Drago ( 6) , Campbell ( 8) and Fisk. W - Ca mpbell ( J -4). L - LaRoch e (5 -Jl . HR s- Bo!lton , E va ns ( 14 ). L vnn (81 . :»ports Transactions Pren International Mondav TIKI BARBECUE SET $398 GB 32 27 .5.. 2 National Leagu e Mil 000 000 000- 0 I 0 San Frn 000 001 OO• ~ 1 3 1 Rogers and Her r mann ; Ha licki and Hill . W- Hali c ki ( 3 1) . L - Roger s (7 -6 ). Major L eague Result s &v United Press International By Un1ted With Batt. 19 Sports transactions $219 BURGESS COMP DOLPHIN LANTERN 8 11 Pet. Oakland Texas Lines cores Bask~lbilll $2.95 Value F.I.P. Price .... W•st W. L. Zachry, Murray (9 ) and Stearns ; Jones, Lee (9 ) and Sweet . W- Lee (3 1) . L- Zachry t7 21. HR s- New York. , Stearn s, 11 . HRs- Texe s, ( 4 ) ; Winfie ld ( 10) . Oliver te L '(·" • 50 yd . $3 .98 2 1 ,,.2 Cleveland at Minn , night Detroil at Kan City, night SanDoo HOSE F.I.P . Prlu .. 2 5 6 61•1 021 30 1 1 13 1 30 1 000 -4 6 l E. Rodr iguez . McClure 15) and Ma r tinez ; W ilcox, Foucault I4J. Morr is ( 7J and M. May . w II . - McClure ( 1 1 ). L- Witcox ( A· .4 ). HRs- Oelroi t , Sta ub (9J. Phi l a 010 100 021 - 5 7 J, Thompson I 15 ); M ilwaukee. LA OCO 005 Ob - 6 10 0 Thomas ( 13 ). Lonborg , Brusstar {6 ), Reed ( 71 and Boone ; Hooton . Forster Cleve 000 000 000- 0 6 l ( 8 ), Rautzhan (9 ) and Yeager . Ch i 100 000 OOIC - 1 .. 1 W- Hooton I 5 Sl . L- Lon borg Wai ts and Pru itt ; Kravec, {5 -4 ). HR S Phi ladelph ia, W illoughby (81 and Nahorodn y . L uzinskl 2 ( 1.4 ), Schmidt ( 9 ); W....L.. Kra vec (54 ). L - Waits ( 3Los Ang eles, Baker l JL 71 Monday I11 1. GARDEN $498 11 .615 15 583 27 .534 30 .455 GB GB .6)8 .519 .569 .55.. 31 26 .54.. L i9 24 25 25 76 79 .m 19 ) 6 ,) 45 Clevelnd Toronto St. Lo ui s I NV . AMITY MEN'S BILLFOLD Mi twauke 73 38 .317 13 Hous 000 000 06)( - 6 11 7 ca·nd el aria , T e k u 1 v e (8 ), Ha m ilton (8J, Wh itson (8 ) and Ott ; Di ~eon , N ie ~ r o (6), Will iams 18 ). Sambito ( 9 ) and Bal dwin, Ferguson 18) . wW it l ia ms ( 1 OJ L - Whitson (0. PRIC€0 UNDER $35 DAD Baltimr e Det roit n ight l ea(Jue : . Gu idry , NY 1.57 ; Palmer , Bait 1.94 ; Keoug h. Oa~ 1.99 , L ang tord , Oak 1.42 ; Spli t tor tf , KC 1 54. Ca l 8 Pet. W. 40 JJ 33 31 Boston New York Chicago 3, Cincinnati 2 Houston 6, Pitt sburgh 5 Mi l wltu~e e 7, Detroit 4 Los Ang 6. Ph iladelphi a 5 Chicago l , Cleveland 0 Sa n Diego 3, New York 2 Te •as 6, Ka nsas City 5 Today 's Probable Pitchers Today's Probable Pitchers ( All Tim es EDT) I All Times EDT I M ontreal (May 6·5) at San M innesota (G olh 2-4 and Francisco ( Knep per 1-3) , 7:35 Zahn 5.4) at Toronto (Moore 2-0 p.m . St. Lou is !Ma r ti nez 2 0) at and Clancy 4.4) , 2, tw i-nighl , 4:30p.m . Atlanta ( Hanna 4-I L 1:35 p.m . Californ ia (Knapp 6 ·3) at Ch icag o (Lamp 2-5) at Cinci nn ati ( Norman 6-3}, 8 :05 Bo ston (Wright 2-0J. 7: 30p .m . Seatt le (Abbo tt 1-4) at Bal . p .m . P ittsbu rg h (Bibby 4 -2) at timor e !F lanaga n 8-4) , 7:30 Houston ( Bannister 2-3) , 8 :35 p .m . Oak land (Johnson 4-3) at New p.m. Philade lph ia (Ler ch 3-5) at Yor~ (Figueroa 6-4), 8 p.m . M ilwaukee {C aldwe ll 5-3) at Los Ange les (S utton .4 -6 ), 10 : 30 Detroit (S l aton 6·2l. 8 p.m . p.m. Cleve land (Monge 2·11 at New York (Swan J.J or Koosman 2 -7) at San D iego Chic ago (Wood 6-5) , 8 :30 p .m . T ex as { Al exand er 5·31 at (Rasmussen 2 7) , 10 p.m . Kansas City (Gale 5-l) , 8 :30 Wednesday's Games p.m . Chicag o at Cincinna ti Wednesdev's Gemes Philade lph ia a t San F r ancisco M il w at To ronto , 2, tw i.n lght Mtrl at San D iego , 2, tw i . Calif at Balt imore, night n ight Sea ttle at New Yo r ~. night St. Louis at Atl anta , night Oa~ l a nd at Boston , night P i11sburg h at Hou ston , nigh t T exas at Chicago, night New Yor k at Los Angel es, Am erican Tanana , 7 Houston 9' Sa n Diego 25 32 .439 10' A llanta 22 34 393 13 Monday 's Results San Francisco 1, Montrea t o Mtl 2. 29 ; Swan , NY 2.59. 70 ; .566 31 7 Sa n F ra n Cinc imtti L os Ang Earned Run Average (Based on 54 innings pitch ed ) NahoniJI League : . Knepper , SF 2.05 ; R.Reuschel, Ch i 2.07 ; vuc kov lch, St L 1. 17 : R oger s , Ball ~J J l 27 .534 West W . L . Pet. 8 4. BERNZOMATIC FIRE EXTINGUISHER JO GB Montreat For sc h. 51 L 7 5; N i e~ro , Atl .=tnd Roger s, Mt l 1-6. Am en can League : Gu idry, NY 10 0. Torrez , Bos 9 2; Tanana , Cal 9 3 , F lanagan and Pa lm er . Bait and Sor enson , M il Silicone · 15" Long L. Pet. 33 22 .600 Chi cago Sport Parade American Leag ue East Ma j or Leagu e Staodings By United Pr ess Internationa l Nationa t League 46 179 56 .313 56 213 M .310 League G. AB. H. Pet. 51 193 69 .358 Home Run s . Nationa l League : Kingman , Chi , Foster . Ci n t'lnd Lu zinskL Phil 14 ; Monday 12 ; Smith , LA ·~.. 20 Gr itfey Cin LL baseball standings Rutland Dodgers 5 I Middleport Indians 4 2 Middleport Braves 3 3 HarrisonviUe Bobcats 0 6 This week's schedule: Wednesday, June 14, Middleport Braves at Harrisonv ille ; Thursday, June 15, Rutland Dodgers at Middleport Indians. IIIVI·IIIIOIRB REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE . We are planntng. to rent I motor home for I VICitian. Will our famtly automobile insurlnce providt coverage in th is situation ? Yes .... "' self.propelled motor homf is normally con si d er ed an . automobile . Your policy insu rance shoul d cover '" t his ci r cu m stance . However, this c~vera g e does not apply to regular or frequent ren ti ng o a non .~wned motor home. The key differe nce In coverage IS the frequenc y the motor home Is bel n use d. If you plan to rent and t ravel for several weeks o~ longer consu lt wllh your agenl. The agent may suggest vo~ lal<e out a Broad Form Use of Other Automobiles ~IJcy or an Extended Non·Owned Aulomoblle policy In order to be adequat ely Insured. F.I.P. Price .. REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICE TIN! Insurance Store Pomeroy, 0 . ?': ~ l JC 114 E. Moin ic»>CMM_ _ _.,_. _._...;-; .. .:: :...:.:. .;.;.;:..;..-"""~'..OOOOO-I:fll A 'RE HAVI Today's Major Leagu e Leader s By United P re ss International PEE WEE STANDINGS Middleport Mustangs 5 I Dale C. Warner 4 I Rutland Reds 3 2 Rutland Angels 2 3 Middleport Cubs 2 4 Pizza Shack 2 I This week's games: Wednesday, June H, Rutland Reds at Middleport Mustangs. Thursday, June 15, Pizza Shack a: Middleport Cubs; Rutland Angela at Powell's; Dale C. Warner at llutland Reds: bye, Mid· dlepurt Mustangs. By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sporll Edllor By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sporlll Edllor ABILENE, Texas (UPI ) - Sammy Baugh hasn't louched a football in 12 years but he figures he has thrown enough of them to last him a lifetime . Slingin' Sammy Baugh, they called him, and every tlnie his name was mentiooed it was instantly associated with mly one thing - the bullet pass. Nobody in the w.oi'ld could whip that football like Slingin' Sam. . Baugh's first coach in the professional ran)ls was Ray Flaherty. He was handling the Washington Redsklni and on the very fll'st day he saw his jrize jrospect fresh from 'I't!~as Olristian at practice In 1937, he decided to find out about hlrn. "They tell me you're quite a passer," Flaherty said. "I reckon I can throw a little," Baugh answered in that soft Texas drawl of his. "Slow me," F1aherty commanded. "See thaf receiver over there. Let'sseeyou hit him in the eyes." · Baugh looked at the receiver 30 yards downfield. "Which eye?" he inquired casually. Most such stories are manufactured somewhere along the line to make the personality involved appear bigger thap he actually is. This particular story about Sammy Baugh hapj)ens to be completely true, though. Nobody ever had to bother building up his reput,ation . .' Toothpick-thin as a player, Baugh, a &-footer, played at 175 and is 172 oow. The crow's-feet around his eyes are a little deeper and his face is SO!Dewhat more leathery than it was during the dsys he wore No. 33 uniform, but otherwise ol' Sam hasn't changed that much. At 64, Baugh spends most of his time running his ranch at Rotan, 70 miles up the line, and any time he finds a chance, he drives to Abilene or nearby Sweetwater, where he was raised, to play a round of golf. Twice named an All·Arnerica at TCU, Baugh is enshrined In both the College and Professional Football Halls of Fame. He led the NFL in passing six different times, throwing the ball for 21,886 yards and 186touchdowns during his career. He not only could pass, but could also kick and his 45.1 yard punting average still is an NFL record. In 1943, he led the league In passing, punting and pass Interceptions and if you ask hlrn which one achievement he's proudest of, he singles out those intercepted passes. "When I first started in the prps, you had to play both ways," says Baugh, who was used as a tailback and later quarterback on offense for the Redskins and a safety on defense. "They didn't pay a helluva lot when I came in the league, either. I got $8,000 my first year with the Redskins and that was considered good money. Best I ever made was $19,000." Of all the men he met in football, Baugh says he respected George Preston Marshall, the late owner of the Redskin!, most. "He got a Jot of good things done for the game. Pasaers bad no protection at all when I first came into the league. Marshall called me into his office my second year and told me we had to get some rule passed to protect the passers or all of us would be killed. Heworkedm it and finally, he and George Halas (of the Bears) got a rule passed that helped." The best two football players he ever saw, says Baugh, were Ace Parker and Bob Waterfield; the best passer around today , in his oplnloo, is Baltimore's Bert Jones, and the one who reminds him most of himself Is Houston's Dan Pastorinl. After he was through playing, Baugh served as head coach, first at Hardin.stmmons University then with the old New York Titans in the original AFL. He also was backfield coach at Oklah001a State and Tulsa and with the Houston Oilers and Detroit Ums. Baseball actually was his first love and he went to 8JrlnB training with 'the .St. Louis Cardinals in 1938 as a third baseman. They converted him to a shortstop and sent him to Rochester of the International League. Later he al.!o played for Columbus of the American Association. "With Colwnb111, the fellow I remember best was Ted WU· Iiams. He was a rookie with Mlnneapolill and our players always would get m him because he'd go out there to the outfield, stick his glove in his pocket, tum hill back to the plate and do exercises while the game was going on. But when he got up there to bat, man , oh man, I never saw a hitter like hlrn. He'd hit the ball so hard, it would knock a board off the fence . "Me? I just couldn't hit the curve ball and change up ." • '"., GREAT FOR OUTDOOR GRILLING . CENTER CUT :PORK CHOPS .....~~: ..~.l ~~~~RS .......................~~·. 59¢ 69 $179 ~~~H ~~~ES ... ,...........~~ ...~}59 BREAKFAST CHOPS .......:.. COUNTRY STYLE $ FRENCH CITY 179 CHUNK BOLOGNA ............. ~.~:. .SPARE Rl BS ...... ~~·--· . THIN CUT LB 79¢ SMUCKERS STRAWBERRY PRESERVES 18 OZ. 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Believe It, which had been a slight jruace favorite for the Ohio Derby, becomes the heavy favorite with cauthen aboard. Believe It palled up Saturday's Belmont Stikes Meanwhile, Batonnler, winner of the Dllnoia Derby, will arrive at Thlatledown Wednuday. Batonnier will be ridden by 16-year-old Rm Hlrdes, a highly touted apprentice jockey. Spanish Play, conditimed by Affirmed trainer Laz Barrera, alao may race In the Ohio Der by. The horse suffered a slight Injury in his stall at Belmont and· Barrerra was to test the colt today. U he Is sound, he will be sent to Thlsf!edown . River Downs CINCINNATI (UPI ) Jungle Olief rallied from third place In a driving finish to win the $3,700 future at River Downa Mmday by a Hunting course offered A hunter safety and con· servatlon course will be conducted this evening and Wednesday, 7 to 9 p.m., and from I to 5 p.m. on Saturday, June 17, at the lzaac Wahon Fann near Bashan. State Game Protector Andy Lyles assisted by volunteer Instructors wUI have charge. The course Is open to aU persona 12 and older and · those interested may register by calling Lyles at ~7. The course covers not only safe handling of flreanna in the field, but at home aa well. In addition It covers hunten and consecvatlon, game Identification, the hunter's responsibilities, vision, the bow, rifle, shotgun, handcun, field care of game and wilderness first ald. The course Ia required in 218 other ltates. Hunten !rom Meigs County going out of state to hunt, often find they camot do so because they have not had the coune. YELLOW ONIONS CANTALOUPES EACH I C OUPO N 59e --·---- HUNT'S 2 99¢ 1-LB. CTNS. W/C Lim it One Plene wilh This Coupon Coupon Expires June 17, 197H TWIN CITY GATEWAY \ CUUPO N HUNT'S HELLMAN'S - 5 80Z. CANS $}00 W/C Llmll One Please with This Coupon Coupon Expires June 17, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY CLING FREE FABRIC SORENER SHEETS ... No. 125 24 CT. 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The 3, 21t fan a be\ $334,028. ~ •' BOUTIQUE TOWELS W/C 2 JUMBO ROLLS 99.~ Limit One Please with This Coupon Coupon Expires June 17 , 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY '' :I ·I· ·I .I J, W/C , I. �6- T)le Daily Sentinel, MidqJeport-Pomeroy, 0., 1\Iesday, June 13, 1978 • . Moriah ·celebration d · l ·' d ~~r:"~; "'~"~ · raws .arge crow 7- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday , June 13, 1978 PoLLv·sPOINTERs Polly Cramer ~;rh;:~n" retired and fi nd your colurrm must helpful. When screwing a top on a bottle or a lid on a jar turn it back until it seats itself. II will then go on easily. This also applies to placi ng a nul on a sc rew. -FRANCES DEAR POLLY - We have an effective and helpful police department in our snll!ll city. But the offi cers h<tve no j urisdiclion over traf· fie violations on privately owned business parking lots such as at the grocery. depa rtment store, fast loud outlet and su on. III; .the wife of the business ma nager of the local newspaper 1 con· stder t his s1tua tiun a frustrating Peeve . It is no fun to return to one's car after shopping to f111d lllli t. someone has "bashed" it. It pleased me to read your suggestwn on the use uf a toothbrush fur cleaning dif[icull portions of the house. May I add thai a flat-surfaced tooth brush can be indispen· sable in maintaining grooved plaslic articles' 1 use one tu keep the plastic 011 my coffee maker white. Threads and decora tions on ba by's bottles are d eaned more read ily with a new toothbrush than with a corrunercial nipple brush. It works on the gruoved lids or plastic freezer and regri ge ralor boxes and deans the grooves on flower pots. Applia nces too clean up readily with a toothbrush and a caustic clea ner. Another Pel Peeve is wit11 dark outd oor carpet being us· c'<i un steps. It absorbs what light there is and disguises the size of the step. thus creating a hazard. Thanks fur the column. - JA N DEAR POLLY- After you buy a new string mop tie a single knot at the end uf each string before usin g the rnup. It will then lasllwice as lung and the knots help to scrub the fl uor. - VEE Polly will send you one of her stgned t ha nk-y ou . newspaper euupon clippers if she uoes your favo rite Pumter. Peeve or Problem in her column. Write POI.l.Y 'S POI NTE !~ in care of this newspa per. Many former members in· eluding Dr· l..ewis Rickman of Mt. Clemons, Mich., whose grandfather, the late Rev. J . H. Rickman pastored the Mt. Moriah Baptist Church, returned to Middleport Sunday to join in the church's 100\h anniversary celebra· lion. Speaking at the afternoon service, Dr. Rickman talked on what the church had meant to him in his struggle to become a doctor. He presented a donation for the church to Mrs. Nellie.Winston in memory of her sun, Cllli rles Winston, mentioningin his presentation the happy days of singing in a quartet with his two brothers, Ea rl and Charles Rickman, and Charles Winston. It was noted that the history of Mt. Moriah as well as the Providence ·N;socia· lion had been compiled from notes left by the late Rev. Mr. Rickman. Recognized and presented boutonnieres and corsages were the oldest members of the church, Mrs. Winston,. Mrs. Campbell Harper, Ca rl Williams and John Moon. Presentations were also THI S WEEK ' S SPEC I AL made to the Rev. Henry Key of Columbus, and the Rev. Edna Darling of Worthington , speaker and solist for the ser· vice. Mrs. Mary Baumgard· ner, Mrs. Anna Moon; and USED CARS Miss Dolnita Miller made the presentations. Special! Ther e was a bri ef memorial service for deceas· 1974 CHEVROLET ed members before the Rev. CAPRICE WAGON Samuel Jackson introduced 9 Pass. au to .. p.s., p.b.. the guest speaker, the Rev. rad io , lugg age c a r r ie r . Mr . Key. Prayer was by the be ige. Rev. Nyle Borden, pastor of Forest Run . The sennon topic was on faith with the Rev . Mr. Key singing "His Eye is 1975 CHEVROLET on the Sparrow." The service opened with CAPRICE WAGON 9 pass ., new ti r es, auto.. devotions by Oscar Qualls of p.s., p.b.. AM-FM radio. Noami Baptist Church, luggage carr ier, red, black Pomeroy, and Risden Miller vinyl t r im . Power wi ndows of Mt. Moriah . The Rev. Mrs. and power sea t. power door Darling was guest soloist and locks. her selections included '·God Will Take Care of You" and "He's Sweet, I Know." Miss Car rie Ward had the welcome, Mrs. Lola Hampton You ' ll Like Our Quali ty of Naomi Baptist Church' the Way of Doing Business Would sumeunt.· please giJ response, and greetings were GMAC FINANCING 992-5341 Pomeroy uut and uil that bird that brought by the Rev . Dwight Open Evenings ' ti 16 : oo wa les like a rusty hinge at Zavitz of the Middleport Til 5 a.m. Sat. f1 rst l1ght every murm ng ? Ministerial N;sociation, the Rev. Samuel Jackson of the . Providence N;sociation, Mrs. Hampton, second vice presi· dent, for the Women's Aux· iliary ; the Rev. Clifford Nuss for the Ohio Baptist Conven· On June 12 the re will be an opening lor lion and the Rio Grande beginning and advanced Typing and N;suciation. A letter of con· Shorthand Clas ses at Gall ipol is Business gra tulation was read from College . Weekdays or night clas ses. Both Dr. John Sundquist, ex· are being offe r ed . eculive mi nister of the Ohio Bap ti st Convention . The ENROLL NOW! church history was presented For mo re information contact Lee E. Tyler, by Mrs. Margaret Bowles. 446 -4367 . Mrs. Florence Richards was mistress of ceremonies No . 75-02-0472 B By Polly Cramer POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - l have some col· nred crayon marks on a wall painted with latex paint. Is there any way I can remove such marks without hav ing to repaint the wa ll ? l also have ink spots on a green leather chair and hope you have some answers.- JOA;>l DEAR JOAN - When her children were small one uf my daughters-in-law removed crayon marks fr om pa tnte d wal ls wit h toothpaste. If your chair is real leather washable ink can be removed with a lea ther soap - follow directions. Mild soapsuds might even do it, but anything must be followed by the use of a leather conditi oni ng dress· ing . If you are usi ng the word "leather " loosely and your cha ir is covered with a leather-like plastic fa bnc ink should be removed im· mediately with an alcohol dampened cloth. Wipe a ~cay with a cloth wrung out of clear water and then rub dry ·~~· '2495 *3695 Karr &VanZandt for the day and thanked all wh o he lped with the fellowship luncheon including Mrs. Johnie Qualls of Forest Run ; Mrs. Mary Alice Sa muels of Naomi , Mrs. Dorothy Singer Casey of Gallipous, and Mrs . Virginia Stallworth of New York City , The dinner was prepared by the Missionary S ociety of which Mrs. Harper is president. Risden Mill er , acting moderator of the church , spoke of cooperation and thanked the financ e conunit· tee, Mrs . Bowles, Mrs. Ann Angel, and Stanford Moon for their work. Usher s for the · day were Lynn Goggins , Dolnita Miller, Bud Miller, Ernesto Ward, Phil Moon , and Lyle Moon . · Corning from out-()f-town were Mrs . Ethe l Pinson, Esther Embry, Beth Smith, Ethel Lewis, Alberta Dysart, and Mr. and Mrs. Jinuny HR. The professional way to clean your carpets yourself- for a fraction of the professional cost. Deep-cleaning power lifts out ground-in dirt to put "like new'' beauty back into your carpets. "Steam" Carpet Cleaning System Cll1 JON BUCK WAS GRADUATED Jon Faul Buck, s on of Mr. and Mrs. Gall F. Buck, graduated from Ohio University In March with a bs chelor's degree In business admlnlstrslloa. He also had a year's study In chemic&! engineering and hopes to work on a degree in chemistry Ia the future. Rent it at THE JONES BOYS 137 Pine St., Gallipolis 700 W. Main St., Pomeroy , Mrs. Rose McDade was honored during the June meeting of the United Methodist Women of the Letart Falls Church hosted by Mrs. McDade at her home in Middleport. Mrs. McDade, a fo rmer resident of Letart Falls; has continued her membership in the church activities. A program was presented in her honor entitled "Friendship". Mrs. Andrew Cross gave the devotions which centered on readings from Proverbs regarding the importance of being a friend to man. She then read "l Can Find Friends All Around Me" and concluded with the Lord's Prayer in unison . The program on friends was presented by Mrs. Bert Grim. Each member gave a short talk on the value of friends and expressed appreciation of Mrs. McDade's loyalty to ·her church and friends . Readings were "The Friends who Stand by" by Mrs. John Hill , "What is a Friend?" by Mrs. Harold Roush, " A Garden of Friend· ship" by Mrs. Cross, "Speak Out" by Mrs. Inez Hill, "There are No Friends Uke Old Friends" by Mrs. McDade , "Friendship is Eternal " by Mrs , Alice Balser, " The Gift of Friends" by Mrs. Ernest Shuler, and "True Friends" by Mrs. The annual ~'ta g Day picnic of the Return J onathan Meigs Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution wa s held Friday at the horne of Mr. and Mr s. There on .Johnson. · Appropriate to the occa· sion, Mrs. Nan Moore presented a program on fla gs of the nation. She opened the program with a poem, "l Am Your Flag" and then told something about each flag as she di splayed miniature replicas. She began with the oldest, the Beqford flag , car· ried at the Battle of Concord, then to the Bunker Hill flag, known as the New English flag, the Washington Ship Cruiser fla g, the Fir.st r:nn- TEEN-AGE NEED VS. LEGAL HASSLE; DEAR HELEN AND SUE: Where can a teen-ager find inexpensive psychiatric counseling without his parents lmowing7 - IN NEED DEAR IN NEED: Family Service Agencies and state-run mental health clinics charge for counseling on sliding scales: you pay what you can afford. But there's a catch: many s.tates require parental consent before a minor may receive psychiatric aid - even if he or she can afford regular fees . .. • Call a mental health agency in your town and determine your legal status. If age puts you off- limits, discuss your problem 'with an understanding adult, who may make your mother or father see how desperate you are.- HELEN fNNEED : Your question brings out the soap box in me. Why is it slftes that allow teen abortions without parental consent quibble at letting young people see psychiatrist.s unless Mom and Dad give fuU support? Don 't officials realize that psychological troubles often begin because kids can't talk to their parents? How can they find the help they need unless counseling is offered without restric· lions? Even in'liberal California young people are allowed to see psychiatrists only once before their parents are notified . Most areas have more rigid laws. May we see an end to them soon ! Comments, anyone? .SUE TRISHA HEATON TURNS EIGHT - Trlsha Heaton celebrated her eighth birthday recently wilh a party in he r s<eund grade classroom at the Ches ler Ele m e ntar v School. -Mrs. David Heatu~ and Mrs. Susa n Bauer, Trisha 's aunt, hos ted the party. She was later enlertained with a party at the home of her grandmother, . Mrs. Helen Heaton. ,------ -·, .. Social 1 ! Calendar I 1 TUESDAY MEIGS COUNT Y Pomona Junior Grange Tuesday 6:45 p.m. at Rock Springs Grange Hall. POME ROY EAG LES lADfES AUXILIARY CLUB , Tuesday, 8 p.m. at the ha ll. Meetings will be held every other Tuesday. All interested persons are invited to attend . WI NDING TRAl L Garden Club 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Meigs Mu seum . Mr s . Marga ret Parker ,.hustess. ·'SummerStunn.s" will be the One appeal for aid was answered at the recent meeting of the Rock Springs Grange held at the hall. Acommunication was read from the youth director about summer activities and a thank you note from the Na· tiona! Grange for a contribu· lion. Results of the bowling tournament held in Newark were noted. Of the 80 teams participa ting Rock Springs came in fourth. Roy Grueser placed sixth in the all event and 23rd in the singles, and . Roy Holter placed 15th in the Pat Thoma to present a program of OAGCnuwer slides. MID DLEPOR T LODGE 363, F. and A. M. 7 p.m. TuesMI D DL EPO R T day, special meeting in the A MATEU R GARDENERS , 8 entered apprenti ce decree. p.m. Wednesday ~t lht home RE GULA R mee ti ng of Mrs. Rose Revn nlds with Racine Lodge 461. Work in M t. , . Heulah Strauss. c"" EA degree. host . ess. Mrs. Fry uf Ches hire WEDN.:SDAY to ~ I Y t~ Hll ~:t rr·ang t>mcu t 7:30 p.m. Reg ular meeting demiJfiS 1ra! iur1 . I a workshop to be held June 19 and a chapter workshop on June 20 in Columbus. She also announced Waldschmid t House Da y to be obset·ved on Aug. 2 and a bus tour of the DAR school to leave on Sept. ·~N c4 Sherry King, bride-elect of Rick Me cks t ro th , wa s honored Saturday evening with a shower at the Brad· bu ry Chu rch of Christ by her sisters, Mrs . Debuie Finlaw aod Mrs. Kathy Johnson. A daisy theme was carried 15. The chapter thanked Mrs. Eich for her work during the past year as regent. It was noted that subscriptions to the national magaz ine are to be tumed in to Mrs. Patt·ick Loc hary. Guests for the pic· nic were Mrs. Vir giniit Thut·en, Mrs. Clyde Ingles: James Brewington, Ruger Luckeyduu, Lee and Amy Luckeyduo, Emerson Jones, Thereon J ohnson, Patri ck l.uchary, Vern on Weber, and gc ncolo gy A, R. Knight. uul midst yclluw, ~rccn and wl1ile slrt1amers. The servin g presided at the punch bowl , and Mrs. Naomi King pour'ed the coffee. Games were played with prizes going to Mrs. Farie Cole and J anet Meckstroth . Others attendin g the shower were Julie and Angie Meckstroth, Mrs. Debbie Meckstroth , Connie Atkins, Ruth Barnhart. Sherrie Bar· nharl, Delores Bailey, Hila Bailey, Mt·s. Eloise Pickett. Madeline and Lori. Rayanna Cole. Carol King, Mrs. Edte King, Mrs . Ka thry n F. rwin , Mrs. Marj orie Milhoan. Mrs. Fa rie Kennedy, Mrs. Beulah table wa s centered with an arrangement of wild dCJ isics picked by the bride·el el'l . The cake inscribed "Congratula· lions, Hick and Sherry" was made by Mt·s . 1'111!aw and was served· with nuts, mints and punch. Yell ow candles Juil es, flanked the cake. Mrs. Jeanette M•· • ·ko~ ,.,.• h Wliitlatch, Mrs. Janelle Ha p· tunsta ll , Mrs. Sus1e 1\blx•ll. Mrs. Marge Barr . J•1 F.llcn Diehl , and Heather Finlaw. Sending gills were Mt·s. Cora Webb, Mrs. Bermce Jef- ~ fer s, Mrs. !Jcrnicc Winn, Mrs. Hazel Thotnson , Mr . <.tnd Mrs. Wilbu r Hanmng. Mr. and Mrs. Waller Bunce, ~11'. and Mrs. Da le BarnhiH'l, ~l rs. Gladys Cummins. Mary !'lay, Mrs. Bc s~ ic Ki ng, Mr. <.tnd Mrs. Terry Sayre, t'hnsti SU. nley, Mr. a nil Mrs. Warne K111g, Mr. and Mrs. V e~ JU rl Weber and Donna, M1s Ccrtrudc F'inlaw, .\1rs. Kd rcr1 Huush, Pa t Etsenman . Mrs . Mr s . Vir gini a Ma ry Hysel l and Kusli , Mrs . Grace Cha ney. Mrs t\rllnt• D ~v i s cmd J oyce, Ma ndynn T1·ac·y Caralvnn Trary. and on County Road 25 (off tile M~ rtha Bi ble Class of tht• Flat woods Road J. TI1e public Brudbut·y Church of Christ. is invited to see this excellent Christian film. Film showing announced Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Roberts for a FREE TICKET to Moonllte Cruise on TO CELEBR ATE - Mr. and Mrs. Adrian J . Roberts, Whiteha ll , will celebrate their 25th wedding annive rsary on Sunday , June. 18, with an open huuscfrom 2 to 5p.m. at their residence, 562 Robinwoud Ave. Mr . and Mrs. Roberts, the former Helen Chevalier o[ neat· Reedsville, have three chil dren, Randy , Rubin and Henee, all at home. Mr. Roberts is employed by the City of Whitehall Pul ice Department. Friends and relatives arc invited to call durin g the open house hours. P.A. DENNY (No purchase necessary) SEEN AND HEARD Sgt. Kenneth D. Ha ys, Ra cine, for merly of Mid· dleport, has retu rned to Korea after spending two weeks here visiting with hi s wife, Mary and children, Jacqueline and Franklin at the home of his wife's DAVIS INSURANCE AGENCY "Across from the Court House in Pomeroy" (GOT A PROBLEM? Or a subject for discussion , tw()generalion style? Direct your questions to either Sue or Helen Bolte! -()r both, if you want a combination mother-daughter answer - in care of this newspaper.) PARTY HELD The birthdays of · Albert Durin g the business Pettit and Larry Hudnall meeting it was announced were celebrated reeently that 23 shutin calls had been with a dinner party at the made. Thank you letters were Pettit home. Attending were read from the !Wv. David Mr. and Mrs. Pettit and Mr. Harris and Mrs. H. B. Powell. and Mrs. Hudnall, Tanuny, Pledges were rriade to rnis· Butch, and Harry Pettit , Mr. sions and to the Hindu child and Mrs. Bill Pettit and Jeff sponsored by the UMW. A Bi· Smith, Mr. and Mrs . Thomas ble study from Matthew was D-drst and Craig, Mrs. Adam held by Mrs. Ernest Shuler Oldaker and Mark, J im Pet· and each member gave her lit, Jamie and Shannon, arid favorite verse from the Barbara Whitlatch. lesson. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Next meeting will be in September with Mrs. Grimm as the hostess. t,\ Stop In Davis Insurance Now and Register Since Terry agrees waiting is okay , why hassle a problem which isn't even present' You can wait - it isn't all that dif. ficult, when you use good, common sense. - HELEN ANDSUE P.S.. .. And face the consequences logically. Believe me, sex at age 13 isn't worth the pri ce you might have to pay.. . whether or not you get pregnant. - HELE N Grimm. Miss King honored, with bridal shower~ -~ STOP IN NOWI DEAR RAP : I'm 13 and have been going with Terry for quite a while. We're very much in love, and we've talked about going all the way. I told him "sometime," but I'd have to think about it a while longer. He agreed. I know it's not smart to have sex at my age, and I could end up pregnant even if he uses a whatchacallit. I couldn 't get the pill at 13, even from Planned Parenthood in my town . I wouldn't have an abortion - that's killing- but I might consider adoption. I sure wouldn't want to! I know you're going to say , "Don't do it! " but sometimes this doesn 't work when you're in love. Please give ussome advice. - CONFUSED DEAR CON.: , You're right: our advice is: " Don't do it!" Age 13 is too ~~.:~ for serious involvements, no matter how much you are pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Smith, Rt. 1, Racine. Sgt. Hays is stationed at Kunsan Air Base, Korea. While here on leave Sgt. Hays' family held a famil y dinner with his brother, Richard M. Hay s and wife, Judy, of Dublin attending. Calvary Bible Church is announcing the showing of the film , Dry Bones. Calvary Bible has made it a practice to show a hi gh qu alit y Christian film once a month . Some of the prev ious films have been: Challenge of th e Purple Land; Foot>t eps of Livingstone, and The Power of the Blood. Dr y Bones is a very graphic portrayal of the ful fi llm ent of smne of the Old Testament prophecies. The film' s na rTation is co mprised en· tirely of Old Testament Sc ript ure. This color film was shot entirely in Israel. Calvary Bible Church of· fers this showing, not as SHOP MASON FURNITURE FOR THE BEST DEALS " '· IN THE TRI-STATE AREA MASON FURNITURE OPEN : Mon ., Tu es., Wed . & Sat . 8:30t il S: OO Thur sday Til1 2 No on Friday Unti!B P. M. Herm a n Grat e Mason . W. Va . 773-5592 ent er t ainm ent , bu t as a means of en ri chi ng Christians' und erstanding of the Bible. Dry Bones will be shown at7:30 p.m. on June 14 at the church which is located VBS FOSTFONED Bible School to be held at the Asbury United Methodist Church, Syracuse, on 'June 19 through the 23 has been post· .poned until sometime in Jul: A"ITEND SERVICE Attending funeral services for Mrs. Allee Dodson held recentl y at the Ew ing Funeral Home were Alice Ferguson, Huntington , W. Va ., and Rose Hutchison of Bellevue, Neb. all event. Tracy Whaley was reported ill. Practice was held for degree work for inspection set for July 13. 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FUU (DUTCH, PICKLE, PEPPER, SALAMI & BOLOGNA) SUPERIORS DIAL Pomeroy Chapter No. 80. 8: 15 p.m. Reg ular meetin g Bosworth Council No. 46 R 9 sm. Election of offi ce rs. Please bring all rituals. CHESTER PTO Wed· nesday 7:30 p.m. at grade se houl. Dics uss donations to the Chester Gym lm· provement Fund . The com mitt ee for the im· provement fund will meet immediately following the meeting. P O M ERO Y Ml DDLE PORT LIO NS CLUB , noon Wednesday at the Meigs Inn. FREE CERVICAL Cancer Clini c, Wednesday afternoon, at Hea th United Methodist Church in Middleport for Meigs area women. Appoint· ments still available; call 992· 753 t daytime or 992-5832 evenings or weekends. AMER ICAN LEG IO N Feeney- Bennett Post 128 ' Middleport, 7:30 Wednesday nigh t at the hall. New offi cers to be installed. J UN IOR AM E RI CAN lEG ION AUJUL!ARY , Drew Webster Post 39, Pomeroy, 7:30 p.m . Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Harry Davis. linental flag, the Grand Union flag, the Mt. Moultrie flag flown in the harbor of Charleston, W. C., the Gladstone flag, the Rhude Island regiment flag of 13 stars in a blue field, the Benn· inglon flag, the oldest ·sta rs and stripes, the Betsy Ro~s flag , the first Navy Jack which was the emblem of the ra ttlesnake and the motto "Don 't Tread on Me" and then the Star Spangled Ban· ncr. Miss Lucille Smith read an article from the State DAR rnagazine which desc ribed the chapter's display at a local bank fur National Con· stitution Week. Mrs. Paul Eich, regent , an· nuun cc d Rock Springs Grange meets arrangement theme, Mrs. ~ Richards presided with music being presented. by the Paint Creek Baptist Church. The Rev. Grover Turner was speaker and his message was "Hold Fast." Thursday night Dolnita Miller presided as yoqth night was celebrated. Music was provided by Bobby Gor· don and · Clarence McCabe with Marklin Greene at the piano. The Rev. Eddie Buff· ington, pastor of Mt. Zion &ptist Church, Athens was the speaker, The Rev. and Mrs. Wilber Hilt of the Rutland United Methodist Church presented slides of their visit to the Holy Land on Fr:lday night. Sunday school night was observed with Mrs. Mary Baumgard· ner presiding, and Mrs. Mar· cia Denison serving as pianist. Also present was the Rev. L. D. Gause, moderator of Providence N;soclation who brought a message of congratulation to the church. Oscar Qualls of Naomi Baptist Church and Marcus J ohnson of Forest Run gave devotions during the week. Rose McDade is honored SECRETARIAL REFRESHER yourca Rent · Washington, all of Dayton ; l'$'s. HelenMcClain,theRev. and Mrs. Henry Key, David and Jenny , Mrs. Ora Scott and grandchildren, Colum· bus; Mrs. Joanne Miller, Gladys Lynch Walker, Eugene and Gwendolyn · Lynch Keith, Evell Jackson , Clyde and Beulah Walker, Cincinnati ; the Rev. Clifford Nuss, Marietta ; the Rev. Ed· na Darling, Worthington; Viiginia Winston Stallworth, New York City ; Mary Margaret Williams Walburn and son, Larry, Powell, Julius and Betty McCloud, In· slitute, W. Va. the Rev. Kirby ·Oiler of Wellston, interim pastor of Middleport First Baptist Clhurch, and Mrs. Oller. Mrs. McLeod, former member of the church had devotions for the Sunday morning service . with Mrs. Harper .as pianist, and the Rev. Mr. Key as speaker. There were special speakeril throughout the week as well as special music. On Wednesday at the men's night observance, Arnold Mrs. johnson hosts ·picnic By Helen and Sue Bottel 53~ VALLEY BELL t COTTAGE 24 oz. CHEESE ...C?:~~~~. ~ FUDGE BARS ...... ~~~~~~. SCOTLAD POP. . ~?:.~~~~~.. 69~ AU WEEK SPECIAL COKE PEPSI OR 7-UP SPRITE OR TAB FRIDAY ONI.Y Wh eth er you ~ r e looki ng t o buy o r loo kin g to se ll ._. . whether you have merchandi se to trade or a se rvtce to offer ... there's one place where you're su re to get the res ults yo u want . The Class ified! Jump ngfit m and check out the Classified today! oz. BOffiES spg ,,"~ " THURSDAY ONLY DR. PEPPER 8-16 THE DAILY SENTINEL 8-16 3 QUARTS RC COLA OR oz. DIET RITE BOffiES 8-160Z. BOffiES PHONE 992·2156 SUPER MARKET- OPEN DAILY 9 TO 10 P.M. SUNDAY ·10 TO 10 We kcept Federal Food Stamps-We Resene The To lm~ 99/lt • �6- T)le Daily Sentinel, MidqJeport-Pomeroy, 0., 1\Iesday, June 13, 1978 • . Moriah ·celebration d · l ·' d ~~r:"~; "'~"~ · raws .arge crow 7- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday , June 13, 1978 PoLLv·sPOINTERs Polly Cramer ~;rh;:~n" retired and fi nd your colurrm must helpful. When screwing a top on a bottle or a lid on a jar turn it back until it seats itself. II will then go on easily. This also applies to placi ng a nul on a sc rew. -FRANCES DEAR POLLY - We have an effective and helpful police department in our snll!ll city. But the offi cers h<tve no j urisdiclion over traf· fie violations on privately owned business parking lots such as at the grocery. depa rtment store, fast loud outlet and su on. III; .the wife of the business ma nager of the local newspaper 1 con· stder t his s1tua tiun a frustrating Peeve . It is no fun to return to one's car after shopping to f111d lllli t. someone has "bashed" it. It pleased me to read your suggestwn on the use uf a toothbrush fur cleaning dif[icull portions of the house. May I add thai a flat-surfaced tooth brush can be indispen· sable in maintaining grooved plaslic articles' 1 use one tu keep the plastic 011 my coffee maker white. Threads and decora tions on ba by's bottles are d eaned more read ily with a new toothbrush than with a corrunercial nipple brush. It works on the gruoved lids or plastic freezer and regri ge ralor boxes and deans the grooves on flower pots. Applia nces too clean up readily with a toothbrush and a caustic clea ner. Another Pel Peeve is wit11 dark outd oor carpet being us· c'<i un steps. It absorbs what light there is and disguises the size of the step. thus creating a hazard. Thanks fur the column. - JA N DEAR POLLY- After you buy a new string mop tie a single knot at the end uf each string before usin g the rnup. It will then lasllwice as lung and the knots help to scrub the fl uor. - VEE Polly will send you one of her stgned t ha nk-y ou . newspaper euupon clippers if she uoes your favo rite Pumter. Peeve or Problem in her column. Write POI.l.Y 'S POI NTE !~ in care of this newspa per. Many former members in· eluding Dr· l..ewis Rickman of Mt. Clemons, Mich., whose grandfather, the late Rev. J . H. Rickman pastored the Mt. Moriah Baptist Church, returned to Middleport Sunday to join in the church's 100\h anniversary celebra· lion. Speaking at the afternoon service, Dr. Rickman talked on what the church had meant to him in his struggle to become a doctor. He presented a donation for the church to Mrs. Nellie.Winston in memory of her sun, Cllli rles Winston, mentioningin his presentation the happy days of singing in a quartet with his two brothers, Ea rl and Charles Rickman, and Charles Winston. It was noted that the history of Mt. Moriah as well as the Providence ·N;socia· lion had been compiled from notes left by the late Rev. Mr. Rickman. Recognized and presented boutonnieres and corsages were the oldest members of the church, Mrs. Winston,. Mrs. Campbell Harper, Ca rl Williams and John Moon. Presentations were also THI S WEEK ' S SPEC I AL made to the Rev. Henry Key of Columbus, and the Rev. Edna Darling of Worthington , speaker and solist for the ser· vice. Mrs. Mary Baumgard· ner, Mrs. Anna Moon; and USED CARS Miss Dolnita Miller made the presentations. Special! Ther e was a bri ef memorial service for deceas· 1974 CHEVROLET ed members before the Rev. CAPRICE WAGON Samuel Jackson introduced 9 Pass. au to .. p.s., p.b.. the guest speaker, the Rev. rad io , lugg age c a r r ie r . Mr . Key. Prayer was by the be ige. Rev. Nyle Borden, pastor of Forest Run . The sennon topic was on faith with the Rev . Mr. Key singing "His Eye is 1975 CHEVROLET on the Sparrow." The service opened with CAPRICE WAGON 9 pass ., new ti r es, auto.. devotions by Oscar Qualls of p.s., p.b.. AM-FM radio. Noami Baptist Church, luggage carr ier, red, black Pomeroy, and Risden Miller vinyl t r im . Power wi ndows of Mt. Moriah . The Rev. Mrs. and power sea t. power door Darling was guest soloist and locks. her selections included '·God Will Take Care of You" and "He's Sweet, I Know." Miss Car rie Ward had the welcome, Mrs. Lola Hampton You ' ll Like Our Quali ty of Naomi Baptist Church' the Way of Doing Business Would sumeunt.· please giJ response, and greetings were GMAC FINANCING 992-5341 Pomeroy uut and uil that bird that brought by the Rev . Dwight Open Evenings ' ti 16 : oo wa les like a rusty hinge at Zavitz of the Middleport Til 5 a.m. Sat. f1 rst l1ght every murm ng ? Ministerial N;sociation, the Rev. Samuel Jackson of the . Providence N;sociation, Mrs. Hampton, second vice presi· dent, for the Women's Aux· iliary ; the Rev. Clifford Nuss for the Ohio Baptist Conven· On June 12 the re will be an opening lor lion and the Rio Grande beginning and advanced Typing and N;suciation. A letter of con· Shorthand Clas ses at Gall ipol is Business gra tulation was read from College . Weekdays or night clas ses. Both Dr. John Sundquist, ex· are being offe r ed . eculive mi nister of the Ohio Bap ti st Convention . The ENROLL NOW! church history was presented For mo re information contact Lee E. Tyler, by Mrs. Margaret Bowles. 446 -4367 . Mrs. Florence Richards was mistress of ceremonies No . 75-02-0472 B By Polly Cramer POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - l have some col· nred crayon marks on a wall painted with latex paint. Is there any way I can remove such marks without hav ing to repaint the wa ll ? l also have ink spots on a green leather chair and hope you have some answers.- JOA;>l DEAR JOAN - When her children were small one uf my daughters-in-law removed crayon marks fr om pa tnte d wal ls wit h toothpaste. If your chair is real leather washable ink can be removed with a lea ther soap - follow directions. Mild soapsuds might even do it, but anything must be followed by the use of a leather conditi oni ng dress· ing . If you are usi ng the word "leather " loosely and your cha ir is covered with a leather-like plastic fa bnc ink should be removed im· mediately with an alcohol dampened cloth. Wipe a ~cay with a cloth wrung out of clear water and then rub dry ·~~· '2495 *3695 Karr &VanZandt for the day and thanked all wh o he lped with the fellowship luncheon including Mrs. Johnie Qualls of Forest Run ; Mrs. Mary Alice Sa muels of Naomi , Mrs. Dorothy Singer Casey of Gallipous, and Mrs . Virginia Stallworth of New York City , The dinner was prepared by the Missionary S ociety of which Mrs. Harper is president. Risden Mill er , acting moderator of the church , spoke of cooperation and thanked the financ e conunit· tee, Mrs . Bowles, Mrs. Ann Angel, and Stanford Moon for their work. Usher s for the · day were Lynn Goggins , Dolnita Miller, Bud Miller, Ernesto Ward, Phil Moon , and Lyle Moon . · Corning from out-()f-town were Mrs . Ethe l Pinson, Esther Embry, Beth Smith, Ethel Lewis, Alberta Dysart, and Mr. and Mrs. Jinuny HR. The professional way to clean your carpets yourself- for a fraction of the professional cost. Deep-cleaning power lifts out ground-in dirt to put "like new'' beauty back into your carpets. "Steam" Carpet Cleaning System Cll1 JON BUCK WAS GRADUATED Jon Faul Buck, s on of Mr. and Mrs. Gall F. Buck, graduated from Ohio University In March with a bs chelor's degree In business admlnlstrslloa. He also had a year's study In chemic&! engineering and hopes to work on a degree in chemistry Ia the future. Rent it at THE JONES BOYS 137 Pine St., Gallipolis 700 W. Main St., Pomeroy , Mrs. Rose McDade was honored during the June meeting of the United Methodist Women of the Letart Falls Church hosted by Mrs. McDade at her home in Middleport. Mrs. McDade, a fo rmer resident of Letart Falls; has continued her membership in the church activities. A program was presented in her honor entitled "Friendship". Mrs. Andrew Cross gave the devotions which centered on readings from Proverbs regarding the importance of being a friend to man. She then read "l Can Find Friends All Around Me" and concluded with the Lord's Prayer in unison . The program on friends was presented by Mrs. Bert Grim. Each member gave a short talk on the value of friends and expressed appreciation of Mrs. McDade's loyalty to ·her church and friends . Readings were "The Friends who Stand by" by Mrs. John Hill , "What is a Friend?" by Mrs. Harold Roush, " A Garden of Friend· ship" by Mrs. Cross, "Speak Out" by Mrs. Inez Hill, "There are No Friends Uke Old Friends" by Mrs. McDade , "Friendship is Eternal " by Mrs , Alice Balser, " The Gift of Friends" by Mrs. Ernest Shuler, and "True Friends" by Mrs. The annual ~'ta g Day picnic of the Return J onathan Meigs Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution wa s held Friday at the horne of Mr. and Mr s. There on .Johnson. · Appropriate to the occa· sion, Mrs. Nan Moore presented a program on fla gs of the nation. She opened the program with a poem, "l Am Your Flag" and then told something about each flag as she di splayed miniature replicas. She began with the oldest, the Beqford flag , car· ried at the Battle of Concord, then to the Bunker Hill flag, known as the New English flag, the Washington Ship Cruiser fla g, the Fir.st r:nn- TEEN-AGE NEED VS. LEGAL HASSLE; DEAR HELEN AND SUE: Where can a teen-ager find inexpensive psychiatric counseling without his parents lmowing7 - IN NEED DEAR IN NEED: Family Service Agencies and state-run mental health clinics charge for counseling on sliding scales: you pay what you can afford. But there's a catch: many s.tates require parental consent before a minor may receive psychiatric aid - even if he or she can afford regular fees . .. • Call a mental health agency in your town and determine your legal status. If age puts you off- limits, discuss your problem 'with an understanding adult, who may make your mother or father see how desperate you are.- HELEN fNNEED : Your question brings out the soap box in me. Why is it slftes that allow teen abortions without parental consent quibble at letting young people see psychiatrist.s unless Mom and Dad give fuU support? Don 't officials realize that psychological troubles often begin because kids can't talk to their parents? How can they find the help they need unless counseling is offered without restric· lions? Even in'liberal California young people are allowed to see psychiatrists only once before their parents are notified . Most areas have more rigid laws. May we see an end to them soon ! Comments, anyone? .SUE TRISHA HEATON TURNS EIGHT - Trlsha Heaton celebrated her eighth birthday recently wilh a party in he r s<eund grade classroom at the Ches ler Ele m e ntar v School. -Mrs. David Heatu~ and Mrs. Susa n Bauer, Trisha 's aunt, hos ted the party. She was later enlertained with a party at the home of her grandmother, . Mrs. Helen Heaton. ,------ -·, .. Social 1 ! Calendar I 1 TUESDAY MEIGS COUNT Y Pomona Junior Grange Tuesday 6:45 p.m. at Rock Springs Grange Hall. POME ROY EAG LES lADfES AUXILIARY CLUB , Tuesday, 8 p.m. at the ha ll. Meetings will be held every other Tuesday. All interested persons are invited to attend . WI NDING TRAl L Garden Club 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Meigs Mu seum . Mr s . Marga ret Parker ,.hustess. ·'SummerStunn.s" will be the One appeal for aid was answered at the recent meeting of the Rock Springs Grange held at the hall. Acommunication was read from the youth director about summer activities and a thank you note from the Na· tiona! Grange for a contribu· lion. Results of the bowling tournament held in Newark were noted. Of the 80 teams participa ting Rock Springs came in fourth. Roy Grueser placed sixth in the all event and 23rd in the singles, and . Roy Holter placed 15th in the Pat Thoma to present a program of OAGCnuwer slides. MID DLEPOR T LODGE 363, F. and A. M. 7 p.m. TuesMI D DL EPO R T day, special meeting in the A MATEU R GARDENERS , 8 entered apprenti ce decree. p.m. Wednesday ~t lht home RE GULA R mee ti ng of Mrs. Rose Revn nlds with Racine Lodge 461. Work in M t. , . Heulah Strauss. c"" EA degree. host . ess. Mrs. Fry uf Ches hire WEDN.:SDAY to ~ I Y t~ Hll ~:t rr·ang t>mcu t 7:30 p.m. Reg ular meeting demiJfiS 1ra! iur1 . I a workshop to be held June 19 and a chapter workshop on June 20 in Columbus. She also announced Waldschmid t House Da y to be obset·ved on Aug. 2 and a bus tour of the DAR school to leave on Sept. ·~N c4 Sherry King, bride-elect of Rick Me cks t ro th , wa s honored Saturday evening with a shower at the Brad· bu ry Chu rch of Christ by her sisters, Mrs . Debuie Finlaw aod Mrs. Kathy Johnson. A daisy theme was carried 15. The chapter thanked Mrs. Eich for her work during the past year as regent. It was noted that subscriptions to the national magaz ine are to be tumed in to Mrs. Patt·ick Loc hary. Guests for the pic· nic were Mrs. Vir giniit Thut·en, Mrs. Clyde Ingles: James Brewington, Ruger Luckeyduu, Lee and Amy Luckeyduo, Emerson Jones, Thereon J ohnson, Patri ck l.uchary, Vern on Weber, and gc ncolo gy A, R. Knight. uul midst yclluw, ~rccn and wl1ile slrt1amers. The servin g presided at the punch bowl , and Mrs. Naomi King pour'ed the coffee. Games were played with prizes going to Mrs. Farie Cole and J anet Meckstroth . Others attendin g the shower were Julie and Angie Meckstroth, Mrs. Debbie Meckstroth , Connie Atkins, Ruth Barnhart. Sherrie Bar· nharl, Delores Bailey, Hila Bailey, Mt·s. Eloise Pickett. Madeline and Lori. Rayanna Cole. Carol King, Mrs. Edte King, Mrs . Ka thry n F. rwin , Mrs. Marj orie Milhoan. Mrs. Fa rie Kennedy, Mrs. Beulah table wa s centered with an arrangement of wild dCJ isics picked by the bride·el el'l . The cake inscribed "Congratula· lions, Hick and Sherry" was made by Mt·s . 1'111!aw and was served· with nuts, mints and punch. Yell ow candles Juil es, flanked the cake. Mrs. Jeanette M•· • ·ko~ ,.,.• h Wliitlatch, Mrs. Janelle Ha p· tunsta ll , Mrs. Sus1e 1\blx•ll. Mrs. Marge Barr . J•1 F.llcn Diehl , and Heather Finlaw. Sending gills were Mt·s. Cora Webb, Mrs. Bermce Jef- ~ fer s, Mrs. !Jcrnicc Winn, Mrs. Hazel Thotnson , Mr . <.tnd Mrs. Wilbu r Hanmng. Mr. and Mrs. Waller Bunce, ~11'. and Mrs. Da le BarnhiH'l, ~l rs. Gladys Cummins. Mary !'lay, Mrs. Bc s~ ic Ki ng, Mr. <.tnd Mrs. Terry Sayre, t'hnsti SU. nley, Mr. a nil Mrs. Warne K111g, Mr. and Mrs. V e~ JU rl Weber and Donna, M1s Ccrtrudc F'inlaw, .\1rs. Kd rcr1 Huush, Pa t Etsenman . Mrs . Mr s . Vir gini a Ma ry Hysel l and Kusli , Mrs . Grace Cha ney. Mrs t\rllnt• D ~v i s cmd J oyce, Ma ndynn T1·ac·y Caralvnn Trary. and on County Road 25 (off tile M~ rtha Bi ble Class of tht• Flat woods Road J. TI1e public Brudbut·y Church of Christ. is invited to see this excellent Christian film. Film showing announced Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Roberts for a FREE TICKET to Moonllte Cruise on TO CELEBR ATE - Mr. and Mrs. Adrian J . Roberts, Whiteha ll , will celebrate their 25th wedding annive rsary on Sunday , June. 18, with an open huuscfrom 2 to 5p.m. at their residence, 562 Robinwoud Ave. Mr . and Mrs. Roberts, the former Helen Chevalier o[ neat· Reedsville, have three chil dren, Randy , Rubin and Henee, all at home. Mr. Roberts is employed by the City of Whitehall Pul ice Department. Friends and relatives arc invited to call durin g the open house hours. P.A. DENNY (No purchase necessary) SEEN AND HEARD Sgt. Kenneth D. Ha ys, Ra cine, for merly of Mid· dleport, has retu rned to Korea after spending two weeks here visiting with hi s wife, Mary and children, Jacqueline and Franklin at the home of his wife's DAVIS INSURANCE AGENCY "Across from the Court House in Pomeroy" (GOT A PROBLEM? Or a subject for discussion , tw()generalion style? Direct your questions to either Sue or Helen Bolte! -()r both, if you want a combination mother-daughter answer - in care of this newspaper.) PARTY HELD The birthdays of · Albert Durin g the business Pettit and Larry Hudnall meeting it was announced were celebrated reeently that 23 shutin calls had been with a dinner party at the made. Thank you letters were Pettit home. Attending were read from the !Wv. David Mr. and Mrs. Pettit and Mr. Harris and Mrs. H. B. Powell. and Mrs. Hudnall, Tanuny, Pledges were rriade to rnis· Butch, and Harry Pettit , Mr. sions and to the Hindu child and Mrs. Bill Pettit and Jeff sponsored by the UMW. A Bi· Smith, Mr. and Mrs . Thomas ble study from Matthew was D-drst and Craig, Mrs. Adam held by Mrs. Ernest Shuler Oldaker and Mark, J im Pet· and each member gave her lit, Jamie and Shannon, arid favorite verse from the Barbara Whitlatch. lesson. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Next meeting will be in September with Mrs. Grimm as the hostess. t,\ Stop In Davis Insurance Now and Register Since Terry agrees waiting is okay , why hassle a problem which isn't even present' You can wait - it isn't all that dif. ficult, when you use good, common sense. - HELEN ANDSUE P.S.. .. And face the consequences logically. Believe me, sex at age 13 isn't worth the pri ce you might have to pay.. . whether or not you get pregnant. - HELE N Grimm. Miss King honored, with bridal shower~ -~ STOP IN NOWI DEAR RAP : I'm 13 and have been going with Terry for quite a while. We're very much in love, and we've talked about going all the way. I told him "sometime," but I'd have to think about it a while longer. He agreed. I know it's not smart to have sex at my age, and I could end up pregnant even if he uses a whatchacallit. I couldn 't get the pill at 13, even from Planned Parenthood in my town . I wouldn't have an abortion - that's killing- but I might consider adoption. I sure wouldn't want to! I know you're going to say , "Don't do it! " but sometimes this doesn 't work when you're in love. Please give ussome advice. - CONFUSED DEAR CON.: , You're right: our advice is: " Don't do it!" Age 13 is too ~~.:~ for serious involvements, no matter how much you are pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Smith, Rt. 1, Racine. Sgt. Hays is stationed at Kunsan Air Base, Korea. While here on leave Sgt. Hays' family held a famil y dinner with his brother, Richard M. Hay s and wife, Judy, of Dublin attending. Calvary Bible Church is announcing the showing of the film , Dry Bones. Calvary Bible has made it a practice to show a hi gh qu alit y Christian film once a month . Some of the prev ious films have been: Challenge of th e Purple Land; Foot>t eps of Livingstone, and The Power of the Blood. Dr y Bones is a very graphic portrayal of the ful fi llm ent of smne of the Old Testament prophecies. The film' s na rTation is co mprised en· tirely of Old Testament Sc ript ure. This color film was shot entirely in Israel. Calvary Bible Church of· fers this showing, not as SHOP MASON FURNITURE FOR THE BEST DEALS " '· IN THE TRI-STATE AREA MASON FURNITURE OPEN : Mon ., Tu es., Wed . & Sat . 8:30t il S: OO Thur sday Til1 2 No on Friday Unti!B P. M. Herm a n Grat e Mason . W. Va . 773-5592 ent er t ainm ent , bu t as a means of en ri chi ng Christians' und erstanding of the Bible. Dry Bones will be shown at7:30 p.m. on June 14 at the church which is located VBS FOSTFONED Bible School to be held at the Asbury United Methodist Church, Syracuse, on 'June 19 through the 23 has been post· .poned until sometime in Jul: A"ITEND SERVICE Attending funeral services for Mrs. Allee Dodson held recentl y at the Ew ing Funeral Home were Alice Ferguson, Huntington , W. Va ., and Rose Hutchison of Bellevue, Neb. all event. Tracy Whaley was reported ill. Practice was held for degree work for inspection set for July 13. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Ethel Grueser, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Grueser, and Mrs. Lucille Leifheit. ' RATH ' BONELESS FULL CUT WI EN ERS.... ~~~~~.~~~~~~~.99~ RATH RACORN BACON..............L~;.~~~~.! 1 19 • GRADE B ~a~~E GROUND $ 39 ROUND .............~~: .... ROUND STEAK . . . . . . . . . . ~~E.~.5 9e TOILET SOAP.................... ~~~....~~.~~....... 5 FOR '1 FRESH LEAN CUT LUNCH MEAT............ ~~~!.K.~.'1 19 BANANAS ...............~~~·..$1 oo BONE IN ~159 00 ARMOUR . 5 CANS '1 POnED MEAT •••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~doD . ....... ~ . .......................~~. ~~:.~~·· '3" PURINA VALLEY BELL BROUGHTON ·~ COTTAGE HOMO MILK .....~.~~~~~~ REG 1199 z 210 CHEESE ... ~~!~~. 00 5 LB. BAG $159 CAT CHOW••••• ~.;•••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DAN-DEE REG 63' SPECIAL CORN TWISTERS •••• ; ••••••••••••••••••••••••• S.O.S. PADS ....... ·-·........................~~-.~:.~~ .. 49e BROUGHTON $}69 ROUND STEAK ........ ~~~ .. FUU (DUTCH, PICKLE, PEPPER, SALAMI & BOLOGNA) SUPERIORS DIAL Pomeroy Chapter No. 80. 8: 15 p.m. Reg ular meetin g Bosworth Council No. 46 R 9 sm. Election of offi ce rs. Please bring all rituals. CHESTER PTO Wed· nesday 7:30 p.m. at grade se houl. Dics uss donations to the Chester Gym lm· provement Fund . The com mitt ee for the im· provement fund will meet immediately following the meeting. P O M ERO Y Ml DDLE PORT LIO NS CLUB , noon Wednesday at the Meigs Inn. FREE CERVICAL Cancer Clini c, Wednesday afternoon, at Hea th United Methodist Church in Middleport for Meigs area women. Appoint· ments still available; call 992· 753 t daytime or 992-5832 evenings or weekends. AMER ICAN LEG IO N Feeney- Bennett Post 128 ' Middleport, 7:30 Wednesday nigh t at the hall. New offi cers to be installed. J UN IOR AM E RI CAN lEG ION AUJUL!ARY , Drew Webster Post 39, Pomeroy, 7:30 p.m . Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Harry Davis. linental flag, the Grand Union flag, the Mt. Moultrie flag flown in the harbor of Charleston, W. C., the Gladstone flag, the Rhude Island regiment flag of 13 stars in a blue field, the Benn· inglon flag, the oldest ·sta rs and stripes, the Betsy Ro~s flag , the first Navy Jack which was the emblem of the ra ttlesnake and the motto "Don 't Tread on Me" and then the Star Spangled Ban· ncr. Miss Lucille Smith read an article from the State DAR rnagazine which desc ribed the chapter's display at a local bank fur National Con· stitution Week. Mrs. Paul Eich, regent , an· nuun cc d Rock Springs Grange meets arrangement theme, Mrs. ~ Richards presided with music being presented. by the Paint Creek Baptist Church. The Rev. Grover Turner was speaker and his message was "Hold Fast." Thursday night Dolnita Miller presided as yoqth night was celebrated. Music was provided by Bobby Gor· don and · Clarence McCabe with Marklin Greene at the piano. The Rev. Eddie Buff· ington, pastor of Mt. Zion &ptist Church, Athens was the speaker, The Rev. and Mrs. Wilber Hilt of the Rutland United Methodist Church presented slides of their visit to the Holy Land on Fr:lday night. Sunday school night was observed with Mrs. Mary Baumgard· ner presiding, and Mrs. Mar· cia Denison serving as pianist. Also present was the Rev. L. D. Gause, moderator of Providence N;soclation who brought a message of congratulation to the church. Oscar Qualls of Naomi Baptist Church and Marcus J ohnson of Forest Run gave devotions during the week. Rose McDade is honored SECRETARIAL REFRESHER yourca Rent · Washington, all of Dayton ; l'$'s. HelenMcClain,theRev. and Mrs. Henry Key, David and Jenny , Mrs. Ora Scott and grandchildren, Colum· bus; Mrs. Joanne Miller, Gladys Lynch Walker, Eugene and Gwendolyn · Lynch Keith, Evell Jackson , Clyde and Beulah Walker, Cincinnati ; the Rev. Clifford Nuss, Marietta ; the Rev. Ed· na Darling, Worthington; Viiginia Winston Stallworth, New York City ; Mary Margaret Williams Walburn and son, Larry, Powell, Julius and Betty McCloud, In· slitute, W. Va. the Rev. Kirby ·Oiler of Wellston, interim pastor of Middleport First Baptist Clhurch, and Mrs. Oller. Mrs. McLeod, former member of the church had devotions for the Sunday morning service . with Mrs. Harper .as pianist, and the Rev. Mr. Key as speaker. There were special speakeril throughout the week as well as special music. On Wednesday at the men's night observance, Arnold Mrs. johnson hosts ·picnic By Helen and Sue Bottel 53~ VALLEY BELL t COTTAGE 24 oz. CHEESE ...C?:~~~~. ~ FUDGE BARS ...... ~~~~~~. SCOTLAD POP. . ~?:.~~~~~.. 69~ AU WEEK SPECIAL COKE PEPSI OR 7-UP SPRITE OR TAB FRIDAY ONI.Y Wh eth er you ~ r e looki ng t o buy o r loo kin g to se ll ._. . whether you have merchandi se to trade or a se rvtce to offer ... there's one place where you're su re to get the res ults yo u want . The Class ified! Jump ngfit m and check out the Classified today! oz. BOffiES spg ,,"~ " THURSDAY ONLY DR. PEPPER 8-16 THE DAILY SENTINEL 8-16 3 QUARTS RC COLA OR oz. DIET RITE BOffiES 8-160Z. BOffiES PHONE 992·2156 SUPER MARKET- OPEN DAILY 9 TO 10 P.M. SUNDAY ·10 TO 10 We kcept Federal Food Stamps-We Resene The To lm~ 99/lt • �8- The Daily Senttnel , Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday, June 13. 1978 ~~o;f~~~x~~;f~:;~~ - ~AfRrGADEs SEWERAGE SYSTEM ANO S EWAGE OISPOSAL FACILITI ES SER ICE FOR' T HE VILl AGE OLEPORT COUNT Y OF MID · 0 ~ 10 , ITS AND t ne \ d l.sQP of \' dd lec.or' h a s ,Hetot~o.Ht> WHERE-.).S r <"Jh•~ aoopteoo c f'r " ' " cl'l a rg es ro r ~P I\ er aqt:" s , Sftr"i a nd s a ndar ~ SH \ >C t' af"'O s.a a r a'es tlno CtJ d rge-s !'tttdeo ' O t'l e ad tvst eoo a no 1\HERE~ S ra• es 10 .1no ' cn argPS ior -san li.H\ H" " f' f <"lQt' svste~; ana se"'a ge o soC'sa l ta c ltte eos st> r • ce to be rero errc to sa ed \ 'l age ilroo t(' rs nr1 c1 0 !ants otl'\N vsers ..-. n. Cl'l ...., , I ~nd pr('IOUC E' Ca:,.h 5ll fl ( t"l"l! ...'"' \00 ~dli.~~ 1tUih &.d.. ~~ . t1t. l t'~t· I ~5 EXPERT HUNTER 10\ J OO h1 ll'lt'll'klfl , t "a !'\.I uf l1um\u, l~IUdl' 6 \ '\'ILL' ~~ lHII ti. lti1JIUI\Wll ( ;, ...1! 1!1 lhh IUK.l S..\00 d tK.~ Wheel Alignment \l ,.t11 k' H,,.,ll" ""lt'.:!o 1 11ll \';m.l 1Wi lt'~ • f'l d<\'t'pt .... J ,1! \1 ~ " llh ~o;;.!J l 11 1U1 u1J ~ r ~ 1'\'U: d ~<~ r ~ t' 1. ~ i:ltb ,·am · Uh. l'.l ~ \ uml~t.'l l n l~"n:'l•fTllt' St' n· ft' \t'O IJeS- pa y tn e o'tH~' il' ng a na rlHI •n te nancl' (' " oe nses ot •TS- '0 si!ntt M Y ana ~l'\\ ff<"~9~ S\Si t' m o so o sa t Sf' ,.. <tOE' fu 1 t, es and •o pro ' de tor ' N~ jn p oa'!'rnt>n ' l~ f · ne o ~rnc o a t nt e-rest C' ' S3JS OOC 00 Of fl;., Pulll\.l.taJ rt'!-t't" c:- ilk' 11!!111 \l l'lill •II r l}l t \ /t il \ <o \l.~ dt"1ltWtl 1,.(,. ,11 '1111~ .. 1 i 111' t\.lbh~l'l"' .,. Jfj rr\1\ t...· rt~o.orlt' ~ rst .Yi or '-:: i!Ct' Se .,.,!." rage ~vstem a no S.e'' a ol:' 0 !'.DOS .:t l Fi'!ctltes , ...-.o~o,erren' Revenue Borods o • · ~-e \ Iage SSU!."IJ tor f"'!." ou rpOH' Of pd' ,r a oar• ,:.i ''It' cOS ' of cor,sl r vc ••ng sa •c tr\ctl • es an:1 t" lt reno ng sao s~ )te r, \ Tr;EQE FO~ E BE NO\\ IT O Q.DA t 'I.IE D D\ Tflf' Counc 1 of ·he \ tag!:' o f \'1 ,a1J ieoorl g~ Count y OhrO three t ovr 1 "' S or tne rn E> r""'ce rs f' •t'C ' E'O t"('re •o con cu'rmg SE C I That n COI'H' !."C' 01"1 w tl h th e COr"S ' rv: T en o f l· ~t ens ens ana 1m orovements ro tne sewerage sys tem the to llo v-. ng s1 a lt be the r ates cM ar gea mon tf' l y ~Y th e -.. tt aae ot \\ od teport On ro tor sen c es renae red by ·' S san •ar' se wera ge sy<; ' £"11 ' ·o rts nh ab rtanrs ana other us ers ' 1'1e reo t COfT' menc•rHl J\Jh 1 \'178 M o11thl y r a tt> t>ased upon wa ter meter re aa rngs 0 to 1000 oa ton s oe r ,..,onth "e ilOO 1 100 •o S 000 a a ll ons 'S~ 20 5 100 'o 8 000 ga ll Ons f'I'IOn t" ss 10 8 100 to 10 OOG g a l lon~ oer rr>o n · ~ per per S6 00 10.100 to 15 000 gar Ion s per I""'Ontn 59 60 15,1 00 to 20 .000 gallons p er mon t" ~ l J ~o 20 100 to :75 000 gal tons per monl h S16 80 Al l over 25 .000 ga llons per monl h S16BOo tus 12 per l000 mo nt"~ qa ll ofl ~ F t al Ra' e non m ftereCI pr rvate we ll s oer montM $J 80 SE C 11 I n t ne even1 that one wate r me ter se rves more , th a n one ao me st rc , com mer e a l or maustr ral unrt , tne rnrnrmum bd l o f SJ 00 per mon1n pe r u n 11 or !he mete red serv rce read rng wh rc hever rs the greatt'r sha ll aopty Where no wa rer me ter s ore 1nsta 1ted on a pr r"V at e we l l and serv rc e IS pro v rd ed to more !han one domesr rc , cornm er cr a l or mctustr l al un rt , The !!aT raTe of \4 80 per month p er ~,.~nr! , sha ll apply A un rt sha ll con srst ol a se Ner connect ron a~ dete r m rnea by tile reQulatrons of tne Bear e o f Trustees of PIJ b lrc Affa rr s of sa rd Vr l l age SEC Ill The VIll age of M l dd Jepott reser ves lhe rrg tlf to reQu rr e ·ne measu re ment ot water ae !r vereo to an y prem rses rn such d manner !hat rt~ t e s t or ~e w erage serv rc e can OE' oeter,., ,nea from :;v ch wa te r mete r r ead 1ngs. rn wt1 1ch t'vent the r.tte5 for sew er serv rces 'ihall be t he r· ate s set for th on a wcn~r m fler. read 1ng bas rs L d(eW 1Se . any f l at rate user uoon not rt rc a I ron to the Bo drd Of Tr4JSt ees Of P u OI IC Afta rr s ot t he V ill ag e sha ll ha ... e the r rgt'\l ro +nstan at h rs expen~e an appro'o'Cd me t N rng de,.. rce tor the mea suremen-t ot a ll wate r pump ea tr om we lls or othe r source s g rant 1ng unto tne Board ot lrustee~ of Publrc At ta rr s the rrght to re ~d the me ter and per i od i call y cneo. the a c curacy of such me ter 1nQ . The toreqomg c narges are mrn rmum cha rg es , not max1mum charges . and the VIllage reserves the r rgnt and 1S oblr gated to tn<.rcase the same at any t rm e should the re ve nues o t tne san , ra ry se w erag e sy s tem and se wage dis pOsa l ta ctlrl1 t'S prove rn sutt rc, ent to pay th e opera ti ng and ma •nl enanc e ~penses a no !Me deo t servrce cha rge of the bonds rssu ed to pay the cost o f conslructrn g sa td ta cl l! l res or e,.tens rons to sa1d sys tem SEC IV Snou l a t ne C!ll l o r an y se rv rce r ende r ed bY the san rt ary ~ ewerag e sy5tem and sewag e d rs posa t tac 11rt res not be pa rd w rth rn lh rty day s a p en alty of 10 pPr cent ot such bil l1 ng sl'ial l be ch arged 11 the brl l tS not pard wdtw1 sr xly days , the V rl! age r eserves the rrght to cut o ff the sew e r servrc e to sa •a prem 1ses . wh rch Shd ll th en be resumed on ly upon pa yment of an addrtr ona t t ee Of \ ~ 00 , and tu rt her . rl sa 1d bdl s not pa rd w rtn1 n 90 day s , the Clerk I'S he reby a utho r 11E' d an d d tre c ted to ce r · rfy thf' de lt nquent bill , plus the pe n alt te5 to t he County .O. ud1 lor for collect ron as an a at the sa me t rmc t hat o th e r ttno· es and assessments a re COli PC ted SE C v The owner o f prt v dle pro perty Nl'l lc h rs se r vP d or m ay be se rved by 1h c sa n rt ary sewerage system <~nd se wag e d rsposa t fa ctlrtrcs by p rpes conne c teo w th •,;J d sys tem and fa c dr tres to conve y san 1t ary sewerag e t he ref rom sh a II a s Wel t as th e lt•ss ee ot the pr em rses , oe 11 abte to th e v rll ag e for a ll sanrtary 'ie wera qe ro Sd rO sy stem ana fa crldres f r om Sil1d system and ta (d l i es trom sat d prem rses SEC VI Anv other means of sew dge d rsposa l tS he r eO>r de c tared to be a nurs an ce and 1 ~ therefore prohib rt ed SEC VII That atl or .dtna nces , or par ts !hereof . tn co nf lrct herew rth , rnclud ing Ord tnanc e N o 91 0, adopted June ] , 1967, tle . and the s ame are , hereb't r epealeo . el t cc t t... e July 1. 1978 Pa ss ed tl'le 8th da't of May 1978 M L Kelly Pres r dent of Co unc rl A It est qene Gra le , Eterk. (6' ) )0 (61 6, 13, )I C ' .' ~oJ'Sali>. Rent or "frade ' I~ADE TW O lo is in Pomeroy W1ll trade l or bul ld oze r or mo tor 1ho rl'1e . Coli 1·304·6.(fi.56Q:2 Forr ; Coy WV SPECIAL • " l l l \ "l'l:l(ll\ m .n:i. NOTICE An~p~ U.S. made car- p•rts extra if ne@Cied . Exclud@S front. wheel drive c1rs. Call Now For Appointment WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADUNES \ \1 vndd l .,.~~~ •4't ~~uru~, T l!l'kie~ th.ru ~ ·mld' ~ p \1 Pomeroy Landmark ock W. Carsey . M!lr . -· Phone f91 ·2181 • Aato~ Sundon +P \\ f 11J .. ~ dht' ntuu:J 1973 MONH: CAF! l0Londou f' S f' B A C AM B trock ~tere o b ce ll ent col'ldl l ron Sl700 843 2621 Fur Sale li 8 ~ M 0 81ll: HO M~ S flt fll eo· son! W Vo beside Heclo. ·s . I Y7 3 Brood more 14 11: 64 2 bedroom 1Y73 Oormn 14 • b() 2 bed room IY72 lltclor1on t ot 11 b? 3 bedroom 1 bo th . t9n CoYefl tt y 1'1 x 65 3 bedr oom lqb9 . States man 12 ,. 60 'l bed roo m lOAL lt~HlONI: sand g ro\le l. calc1 um chlonde, f ert ilizer , dog food or'ld all types of so h t:. ce lstc-r Salt Wotk& Inc , E. Ma in ~t. Pomeroy . 99 2.3891 Bt S1 SH ~ C TION ol1he bes t wood s t ov e~ rn Sou theastern Ohi o Jo tu l Morso El el . Ttrolr o . lempwood and Nofhuo ZIOn HP-at Co 8 Putnam Dr (off M rll St 1 A then., b1 4 591-t:IJ79 or bl4 o% 11a1 B U RR O U GH~ THt CH ~ STE R Town sh1 p Trustees w 11i meet June l 51h ot the Tow n Hall R~WAR O OI RKTL Y lead rn g To t e(a ver y of boo ! molar I o n ~ and bollery Con to(l Shen ll s depo r tmel"'t Lmit ani:IF'numl FOU ND RWB O Nl rn ba c ~ of longs vdl e Fema le 74'} 187b LOS\ IN •~rcm• tv of Success Rd mo le co llu? sa bl e and wt·11te A mwer ~ !o the norn e of R u~ ly r Tupper~ Plomi) f) l 4 067 -3551 LOST SMAll grey killen w1th w~n te Ilea coll ar Fr om hou~e ne ... r to Gull Statron 1n lla c~r'le Chrl d ~pel Pleme coli cw;~ 235.( alter 3pm No experren ce n e c es~ory A ppl ~ m per~on ot Blu e l orto n M rddlepor! RHIASH BABY SITTER needed tor '] ~mal l bo y\ b doyo; o week Good so lory 9Q2 6173 o• '1'11 6106 MtNTALl Y Rl RHAR:OED odulh ond chrldren ore rn need ol l o5 te r <Ore homes A 5olo ry ona benelrt!ro wil l be pard T ht~ r!ro on tn home 1ob lhot w.l l beneh! the Ide cha nce of o men tall y retarded per~ on For more ml o rrno!ron wrrte ot call f o~ te r Core 680 Mo rn Ja c k so n OH 4 ) 64 0 0 111 186 503q (ladson ) o r 61 4 sq? b6(J7 (At hens) A WO MAN oround 35 or ov er to ..... o r~ ni ghts ot Jo Ann s Uarry lond H o ur~ 4 to 9 30 Mus! be dependable Call bt4 367 76..(6 bet ..... een 4 and 6 pm SOMtON t TO stay w rth J bov~ 14 \5 & 16 yea rs o ld 0• so meone that needs a home tha t would wot<h them qsS -4112 tXPERIENCW MECHANIC wonted l or foc al cor dealerstHp For op pou1tmen t coli b l 4-44b 9800 JQ75 G RANO TO RINO Sq1,.1rre Ford ~ r otten wagon wrth fJ S P 8 A C tdt wheel crur~ e control all ne .... THes Po we r w•ndo ws Co lt ol rer o pm 747 7008 s:ooo JQ71 CA Dill AC HDOHA DO Fu ll po we r 01r e ~~. c ellent cond11ton f.! hone 'Nl 7 467 ] Q7 4 ( H~VY 4 whe el dr rve pr ckup tru ck w•l !l topper S/700 lf/75 VW F!o bb rt S7500 997 '}q87 U~~O l HACIO ioi S Ml- 135 Dresel M~/30 Oresel M~ I SO Ore,.el M ~ 135 D1ese l M~ \65 Oresel · MFLBS Oresel · MI-l l J~ D r e ~el Cob orr & heat e r NlW & USW IM~l lMlNI 5 M ~9 Bole r Mf lO Boler MF 120 Bo ler Matthews Ro tary Sc yth e MFB80 )ern l·mounted tJ bo ttorn Pl ow MF 510 11 O oH Mf-100 ']Row Chopper MF39 '} 1-i ow Plan ters Mechon•cal lron!.p l ont er SHI NN 5 TRAClORIAU S Ph one 45~ lbJO Leo11 W Vo NO HEM TOO Lorge or too smell Wrll buy 1 p1e<e or com plete househo ld Ne w u.,ed or onh ques M otltn !t ~urntture 10 N 2nd ~~ M 1ddlepor t Phone 091 6370 CHIP WOOD . Poles moll: 10 on larges t end S8 per ton Bundled slob $6 per ton Del1 vered lc Ohro Pallet Co Rt 2 Pomeroy 992 -7689 dronu~ ler COIN S CU RREN CY tokens old pocket watches and chorns srlve r end gold We need 196-4 ond o lder ~rive r corns . Bi.Jy sell o • node Coli Roger Wamsley 741 2331 TIMBER POMEROY For e51 Pro· duch l op pnce lor stondtng sow t1mber Call 997 -5965 01 Ken t Ha nby l Hb-8570 OlD FU RNITURE: rce boxes brou beds rron bed~ etc , <omplete household~ Wr rte M .O Mrller Rl 4 Pomeroy or cal l ~7637 0 WANHD TO buy Older counlry house ond ocr eoge !, orne woods Nor th en d ol Merg.\ County Away fr om paved rood Reply to Bo• 729 M co The Oodv Sent1nel Pomer oy Oh n.) Mobile Homes for Sale t2 x 60 1 bedr oom gas f u r n1~h ed Good clea n condrl tOn S<OOO 304 881 1406 PUBLIC NOTI CE Ronald E Bos i 1C. wnose la st kno~n p l ace o f res taen ce rs Apt No l , R 1'o'erSid e ApiS , M 1ddteport , Onro 45760 . rs hereby natrf rea that on th e 19th day Ol Mdy , 1978. Mary Catherrne B ostic , be i n g plarntlft ltted her co mplainl agar nst h im as de f enda nt in the Cour t of Co mmo n Ft leu , Mergs County , Oh io , Ca se No 16,816 . pr ay ,ng fo r d T'o'Or c e fr om !l a rd Ronatd e Bostic on the grounds Of grOSS neglect ot duty and ex treme cruelt y , pla lnt!lt l'ltso prays lor other proper rel re f , said cause w ill be for hearu1g on or alter the 75th d ay of July , 197S MiHy Catherme Bostic P la int i ff O 'B r tc n & O ' Br ien Pa lrtck H O' Br i en Attorney s for Pla int iff ill n l O l6l 6, IJ, 20, 27 , 6t c YARD SAll: . Fri . ond Sol . 16th & 17t k . 8·.( Nobert Hawk . Hem lock Grove . Ohto THREE FAMIL Y Yard Sble . 6-4. Wed . and Thur s and 'hr. Hart resi dence, Mom St . lol utl and Ra in or slune ~~Vt N FAMILY Parch So le. Wednesday on l y. June 14 10 3. Von Cooney s, 52:1 Grant St., Midd leport . O hio R01 n concfl'l s SALE 58 1' , S 4th A veM rddleport . Wed . and Th u r!ro Rom or shtne. and ( Aiolf-'O RT S Al~ June 23 rd 241 h Howard Rous h reSidenc e , Mom St Roc mf!' Sill: fomr ly ~ole . App liances . d 1shes . sew mg mocl'lrne do thrn g, Io rge mediu m ond sma l l Shoes . many ~11e~ al so golf and hi!.. 1119 l oo mu ch to Irs! Come Otld ••• YA HO SA U New and used mer chondrse 3 lomrly Start Wed Mornm g ' • m1le out R1 7 YARD SAlE Clol hes baby rterm , kn rclo. k nock~ k 1t ch e n r t em~ low prrce!ro IH 124 90111 Q 1n to How'e Wed f hurs Jock W. Carsey , M!lr . Phone992.2T81 WAI!.:Iol WHl drrll 1ng Gran t 7 t.11~ 7q Wrllr om l MA lU H!.: LADY wtll Sri w llh chddren or ~err1or ( tt rH~" rn you r horne $7 on hour or $1 5 o dor 10 Mrle l a1 t r on~po rt QTton d ouT of to wn 9q7 70b0 ~ C Carman H:elerence availabl e OUALIFIE:D HAH YS ilTlR Wrll boby~11 111 your hom o Have re ferences Coll9 49· 2041 Gf!A VHV 1HAC10~ wrth rnovv er henrng\ oltet 5 30 co li l97 4 PINTO HOd!OI t rre~ new ~hO< k s 48 000 mrle5 S I 500 LIIU Nl:W ~eor~ H1d111g power mower 5 h p 20 IF' cut S175 . 9Q171qU Coli 9n 7265 1974 PlYMOUTH GOLD Du~te• PS AC new lrres b cylinder h cell ent condr t ron 992-6181 1973 CH ~ V ~ Ol!:T IMPAl A ~to t ron Wagon 2 ext ra mud ond '>now ttres A .C R & H 8 tracK plover 45.( cu rn engtne 48 ,700 m r le ~ One owner S1000 949·2009 1973 CA DILlAC ElDORADO b c~ llent condr tr on Coli and lets talk Coli 992 5311 991 5510 ~tAUl Y 1973 PlYMOU TH ~URV I 3b0 engme OUIO fl S P !l A ( 4-door ~edon ~Hel l e n ! c:ond • !ton 9f:l!> 3900 Let Pomeroy Landmark soHen & condition your , water with Co-op . water soHener, Model UC.SVl , Now Only •289.95 Let CampingEqnipment us test your water Free Pomeroy landmark 197 4 E SC APAO~ 75 h motor home w1th ex t r a~ l tlle new Prrce $14 000 5b00 mtle5 6 1d 997/ 438 or 304 773 5707 902 3417 W. Caroey , Mgr. Phone 992-2181 197b FO RO f 100 prckup Truck 6 c yl sld Iron'> Cam per top 7 e)( tro mud and ~now lrr es 10 900 mr les S3BOO 94q 2009 tqb.t O ODC~ JI(UU 1. ton J4 It flo1 bed Good rondrtron Colt 992 7b91 t'o£ Rent lutn r~hed 3 AND 4 F!M l urrmhed opT\ and \Jn Phone qq7 5434 10 1001 IRUCK cam per Heal good cond1t1on M o~e 1ne a good off er Call 997 5311 Jl 8 OODGt eng1ne w rlh t ramm1! \ ton $40 Ph one 992 3169 COU N TRY MO B IL~ Home Por k Hau te 33 north of Pomeroy large l o t ~ Col199'} 747f1 ROGER HYSEll GARAGE ( A )~ HA Y ro ke $14 5 fl ull d1 sc SJS An trque stone ltreptoce mantle $35 997 7805 Sl:NIOR ClliUN~ Ou r new ren ters OSSI Slonce you may be able to ltve rn our apartme nt l or les~ than S ~O a rnon th For more mformolton con taCT Vtlloge Manor Aport mena TWO SWHOOM trotter No pe h Cal l oh e1 5 pm 8.t 3 1900 CO RN~R lOl lor ttorlcr spa ce on r rve d ronr qQ'} 713b' o• 991 5304 rwo Pick your own . 9:30a .m . to p.m. l p.m, till dark Da i ly exce pt Wed . evening 1 B~DROOM unfurntsh ed apT Cotl997 INCOM~ PHOP H~TY 11 ,. 60 '} bedroom mobrle home near Roc rne 99'} ~858 For Sale 197'} BU ICK Cemur1on 197b Han do Accord 1971 VW 8199 Brownrng 5hot gun 9.(q,243/ . JOHN DHRE 1010 do1er com ple tely reb urlt S.. SOO . D re~el engme wt th wrn ch Call Charl es R Hotf re ld . 7.( 2·200f:l afler b pm 1971 DAT SUN •, !on pickup. 4speed , new d utch . m ulfter . brokas and point . 'lS m .p g. SIJOO Coli 992 7 ~3'1 . Alli S CHALMERS small round baler . $1800. Purchas ed new t rn2 l::x cel lenl co ndit ion . Reedsvrll"! , 614·37B -6311 MASSEY ;ERGUSON Hoy condi· Ironer . $50(1 Ver y good co ndltion. Reed svrlle 6t.( 378 63 11, S fl ~C I ,l 5 prwce COS! iron outdoor !urrrt,·re .§ &!ltut. 2 arm cho11s , tab le & plan ter fo r $749 .95. O dds & ~nds Shop, M iddleport . Oh to Y(l7 .611:t 1(175 KAWA !, AI( I 2~ d in br ke All new parts. J.luns good 38 mm racmg corb Al r.o . was her. 991 5001 ~U RN IIUR ~ SAll: Fr1 only . June lb ~ally Hous h re\rdence t ast Le to n 10 4 24 7 17/.( 40 Hot pom l range $1 50 Dme!!e se t S40 Dr nrng room sel SbO A s$or l ed cho• rs Bedroom su de $1 00..:. Two 15~~: 18 ca rpets NO TICE Of publ tc !.Ol e J Vougha n wall un1h I corne r chtno cab1net . 1 electrophan tc stereo Co p1fo l So vlng~ & loon Company. 300 Wet! StKond )tree!, Pome or'f , Oh1o .(57b9 . ~ole date June 22 , 1978 . We reserve right to rejec t any and oil bid~ Ph. 992-2841 New or Repair Gutters and Downspouts 1 BORN LOSER ~DiflfJD O~LQSI; Gilson Tillers, Lawn Boy Mowor Sales & Service. & ACOb~ 0 0 0 -. 0 0 ~ce Pomeroy , Ohio Ph . 992-2164 or 949.2160 Lel •••' business, not Under hang gutters & room additions. For Free Estimates Call 992-6)23 or 992-6011 >· T5·Tmo. pd. NEVE~ AND LDOK AT ME' I QUIT SCHOOL IN TH'. Sll(TH GRADE ·· · BU'r AIN'T J DONE ALL RIGHT? GOT A FRRM ••• INDE PENDENT.' WHAT MORE'S ANYONE WAN T? GOT ---- HOMt Sia ) f or !roal e I cere a nd up M rddl eport nem Ru tland. Co11997 7481 BI<ADFOR O, Auc tronec1 Co m ple re Serv1ce . Phone q~9 1487 01 9.(9.70C() Racine Ohto, (ttl! Bradfo rd . Acreage 4 59] 3051 bedroo m house '1 mobtle lWO SlORY fra me ho use 6 home., Coll8 43· 2621 •ooms ond both . cellar out II VL k OOM~ ond bo th bmoemen t buildrngs 4 acres lan d, o t edge In Pomeroy l)o rt tOIIy remode l of R:utlond . Com ple le ttode r ed 097 7063 hook -up ol~ o 2 bo nk s opp•oi\ cd p ro per ly a t S15 ,SOO Ph one J t !lO ACR ES rn Ches ler Town~ h rp 092-7094 . on O ld Sta te Ha ut e 33 wh1ch would be tdeol f or subd1vtd1n g H Vt ROOMS ond bolh. goroge or ot herwt~e co mmercrol11tng 964 S 3rd . M iddleport Dining l o r horne dQvelopmen t Co li room Sl.l tl e . 992 -5989 . 99') 2tJ9'] BlAUTIFUl ONl A cre wooded loh ) ~ Vt N ROOMS 2 acre ~ Shown by for sole . Rock Sprr ng 5. Oh fo . C1· Oppl onl y 997-7513 tV w at er. near schools . Col i alter 5 pm 304 77 3-1276. O N~ 5101o1Y f rame '}bedrooms 1 baths or+ cond• l ronod l tv•~g H OUS~ AND St ore burlding 111 room drnrng r oom and kttchen Reed sville 985-3579. corn brned ~ l ove re l ngetol or . wm her dryer rndude d 2 cor HOWARD SAYRE property in Syracuse . oppro1t . 10 acres gara ge. l ot 50 1t 200 . All ~orm pond . born. house tro1le• . utrl ttt e~ . Shown by appo tnf· good shape . $35 ,000 hrm , Soc men t ~ odney Oown rng , Rea l Brooks o r Howard Sovre . hta 1e Br oker , Midd lepo rt. Syroc uut . Pho ne 991 5280. Phone 992·3731 SEWING MACHINE Rep ort io u r vrce , all mo"-e!ro 991 ·1784. lhe Fobt •c Shop . Pomero y Authorhed Sr nger Soles and Servrce . We sharpen Sc1ssors. BOWERS RE~AIR t oas t er~ tton s al l sma ll opplton ces . lawn mower . ne ~~.t Ia Sta te Ht ghwoy Ga rage on Rou te 7 Pho11e (614 ) 985Sweeper~ ~ XC A V A TI N G . dozer . loader and backhoe work d ump tru<k.s and lo boy\ l or htre . w •ll haul fdl drrt to sot! , lrme!rol on e and gra ve l Ca ll Bob or Roge r Jef l ers , day phone 992· 708q, night phon e 9q7.3525 or 992 . 5231 3825. N ~MOOHING Plumbtng . heating and oil type1 of gene ral repou Wor ~ g uaranteed 20 ye or5 ek per1ence . Phon e 992-74{)q d ie type Good wrth ch1ld ren . 997 -5670. type do ~ - ~ TWO SMAll odult fema le dog s, o ne 5poyed . Gen t le Wi th children . 992·5049. PUDDlE POOl S All S11es and §hopes Sw rrn pooh 2 year s exper1ence tr ee es t imates. any th ing o;ou nee d l or underground swim poo ls. New chemical and supp ly ~ l or& . HOOF HOL l OW H o r ~eo; . a ~,.~.,. , sell A l ba n y , Ohio . Ph on e trade or lrOrn . New and used 614 b98 -6555. ( Alte• b pm, saddles Ruth R eeve~ . Albany . 614 ·689 5251 John Jelfers or 16 14) 698·32'10, 689 5165 Brll Gr ll ette ) We out NOr al l we t on PRICES. RISING STAR Kenne l. Boo rd rng Indoor ond ou td oor runs. SPHDY DRilLING . Water well G room ing all bree ds Clean drr ll rn g , co mmercia l a nd ~oni tary facilities. Cheshire . domestic . Pump so les and ser- Phone [614 ) 367.0292 . 'o'r ce . 9Cf2·b195 JOSEPH 40 Brink 41 Required 42 Kind of group [H)~ 1 "Luisa Miller" composer 2 Exotic 3 Kind of orange 4 Scottish uncle 5 Misspent 6 English poet 7 Shinto temple 8 Roundtripper HERE' S OPPORTUNITY J yrs . old, 1 yr . guarantee on workma nship and materials. 3 bedrooms , bl>ths , lormal dining , util ity , carport, T acre . U J,OOO. INVEST - DON 'T SPEND - 15 rooms, 11 lor s leeping . 1'"' bath s. hal water heat , garage , basement. S16,SOO . BUSfNESS - Home and Auto. establ ished 30 years S. ERNIE ago . Here Is an exce llent bus i ne ss for you , all in teres1ed persons ca l l. JUST COMPLETED Ranch type home on cor ner T acre. J bedrooms. bath, wood burn ing firepl ace. lovely tront porch . ca rpor t, room . S36 ,000. POMEROY - 3'1> lois, 1st floor of l bu ildings need other $8,500 . CARRY OUT - f~atures . In the same loc&tlon lor over 30 Other Interests are ~ ie>rclroa the sale of th Is bu siness . Int erested parties call LIST NOW FOR A QUICK SALE. HENRY E. CLELAND REALTOR HANK , KATHY & LEONA CLELAND REALTOR ASSOCIATES 992-2759- 9,.&191 992-1568 bedrooms , IAUI<IE .. JHAT'S ~'IN!:: . NOvV, WE: WANT YOU TO 00 BE: · HIND THAT CU RTAIN AND CHANGE INTO A 5WIM5U lT ...7H/S SWIM SUIT, IN FACT all electric . !All 111..,.1 U- It <llt''l(TIOOIOII I'IOY • •HOII I UJ\1 liM I I IUCTiltiUN: liN modern bath , eaf. ln kitchen, tamlly room, J porches and nice view. Only $17,500 . NEW LISTING - A 7 bedroom frame home In excellent condition . Both, ci ty water , natural gas heating , l car garage and 9 acres. S18 ,500. SALES ARE NOT EASILY MADE . THEY COME ABOUT WITH CONSTANT WORK BY REAL TORS MEMBERS OF AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF CERTIFIED APPRAi tE RS. HELEN L. TEAFORD GORDON B. TEAFORD SUE P. MURPHY Auoclote Rultors P\1011[: ~ 111 7 _... _....... ........., c.....~... .,.,. "'+• ... ..... . ......... .. ' ' • ' ..... ..... ~; 'G ;....~:.:. ,..,.,, (IO(If ... !11~1 lltr-•••o ............. .... ...,.... ""'"'" Dt • \ .. ft Cot>!• -·., •• ()~··· · ~ ~ oJ , .., , ....., ' ".."' _·~-·-· u ,. ..... "' "' ' ~ (ltct!ol • Ill & ,.. 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X tor th e two O"s. etc. Single lellers . apostrophes. the l ength and f ormation o f the words are all L---------~-' hints . Each day !he rode lellers are different. By Oswald Jacoby CRYPTOQUOTES and Alan Sontag hHow was 1 to know ?" R F E U T lamented West. R 0 Y EFT RI TF T " Any crocodile would known ," replied East. zc H y R have YHT D ZW T . ZH LZTC "So would most really good bridge players." IT EFR ' C L T · South had taken dumm y's QYMF UTR RY ace of spades , played three U T R rounds of trumps, led a low RY zc Y R IT F C Z FT . RIT diamond and let West hold the trick with his 10. West K. CI E 0 had shifted to a club and Z R . -- U . Yet!lerday'e Cryptoquole : SHE 'S THE KIND WHO CAN East's 10 had lost to South's MARRY ANYONE SHE PLEASES. TOO BAD SHE DOESN'T king . PLEASE ANYONE.- ANONYMOUS Then came the key play . South had led another low © 1918 Kint Feltllrtl Synd k ll.e, Int . diamond. West had played IT'S A PLUMB MIRACLE. LUKEY-I HAVEN'T SEEN ONE DADBURN CROW IN OUR CORNFIELD IN TWO-THREE the jack and after durruny ducked , East was forced to win with the queen . He could do nothing beller than to take his a ce of clubs and hold declarer to 10 tricks. If West had played the km g of diamonds , he would ha ve been s ure to get the lead and could have set the ha nd by leading a nother club. West reallY. should have made that difficult play . It was a cinch that if South he ld the queen of diamonds, he would have led toward It from dwruny, instead of away from it. A Texas· reader asks what we would bid woth : &-13·B • KJ XX 'O AQxx t X X •J xx The bidding has proceeded one diamond-double-pass. We would bid two diamonds . Then we would raise either major suit that partner would bid in response to our cue bid. ! NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN .) tOo you have a question lo r the experts ? Write " Ask fhe Experts , " care of th is newspa· pe r. Individual questions will be answered II accompanied by stamped, seff·addressecl envelopes. The most in terestinr! questions will be used in th1s column and wt/1 re ce1ve copies of JACOBY MOOE.RN.) IT AIN 'T NO -- AN' GAVE IT MIRACLE -- A NEW I JEST TOOK FRIGHTFUL LOOK MI./ OL' GLADRAGS OFF'N TH' Wall <l•"' :::::::·... ,... . ..... . + A.J 10 • 6 43 • K 72 1/t..fn.O ! o.t:Oot " " 0>......... - ..... EAST • K 8753 '0 543 t Q7 SOUTII • Q6 '0 A Q J 10 8 DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work it : turna ce, central air , rural IMU: TIIIMI, JUN! II TIM!: i :JO P.M. BRIDGE 38 Energy NORTII measure 39 Hire with electric on good gravel road . A real good buy at S12,SOO.OO . . NEW LISTING - 1975 Holly Park 70 x 14, 3 bedrooms. bath . forced a ir Want just $8,000. BUSINESS BUILDING With residence , bath, city water , naturaJ gas heat in good location on State Rt. Need m .ooo NEW LISTING J !6 Hearties 27 Sunnounted 30 Tolerate 31Burn 32 Join •• W'•• "' fellow 37 Youngster _r:_u_e_sd_•_:Y_._J_un_e_13---:-:-=-::-:-::::-- -- - - - - 38 Pub COUNTRY PRIVACY -- 2l sewer and water available. district 20 ZOla 23 Everybody included %4 Glut Maglie Z8 Therefore 19 Fold 33 Black cuckoo : var . :u - Luis Obispo 35 Storage box 36Hwnan acres of l&nd and woods water, patio. and .80 of an acre. Only $17.500. OVER 9 ACRES - 0t good building land In town with 10 Lose weight 16 Incessant i9 N.Z. ,-+--+-Crocodile missed chance 3QA .895·3802 01 Yesterday's Answer 25 Admonish 9 Hennit 7 . JD-Ali.Star Anything Goes J ; Sha Na Na 4; Between The Wars 6, Fam ily Feud 8; MacNeii.Lehrer Report 20,33: The Judge 10; In Sear ch of 13; Wild Kingdom ll . 8:0<>---Grlzzly Adams 3,4,15; Eight is Enough 6,13 ; Carol Burnett B, 10; Nova 20,33. 9:0<>---Davld Frost 3,4,15; Charlie's Angels 6,TJ ; Movie " Up the Sandbox 8,10; Great Pe rformances 33; Poldark II 20. 10 :oo--Pol lce Woman 3,4,15: Starsky & Hutch 6,13; News 20. 10 3D-Amer ican Enterpr ise 10. 11 .00-News J,4,6,8,10,T3,T 5; Dick Cavett 20 : Lilias Yoga & You JJ . Tl : JD-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Pol lee Story 6,13; Hawaii Five ·O 8; ABC News 33; Movie " Another Time. Another Place" 10; 12 :00-Janakl 33 . Tl :4D-Mystery of the Week 6,13; Kojak 8; 1:0<>--Tomorrow 3,4; 2: lD-News T3. Movie Chonnel 4 5 & 9 P.M -Sliver Streak lPG ) 7 & 11 p .M. - Eagle has Landed 1PG I Coble Channel 5 7:00P .M. - Pa ul Gaudino 7:JD-Wahama Band In Mexico 10 · 0<>--- 700 Club 11 :00-Wahama Band in Mexi co. Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag II POMEROY, 0 . roofs, ,...,.,PII*, 1:3D-Days of Our Lives 3,4,1 5; As The Wor ld Turns 8,10. 2:DO--One Lite to Live 6.13; Six American Famil ies 33; 2·3D-Doctors 3,4,15; Gu ldlng Light 8,TO. 3:0<>---Another World 3,4,15; General Hospital 6,13; Lil ias Yoga & You 20,33 . J :3D-AII In The Fam ily 8.10: Ohio Journal 20 : Tur· nabout 33. 4:0<>---Mister Cartoon J; For Richer , For Poorer 15 ; Addams Family 8; Merv Griffin 6: Sesame St. 20,33; Gomer Pyle. USMC TO; Dinah 13. 4: JD-My Three Sons J, Gil ligan' s Is. 4.8; Brady Bunch 10; Little Rascal s 15 S:OO-Here Come The Bndes J: Gunsmoke 8: Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33 . Hogan 's Heroes TO ; Emergency One 13 ; Petticoat Junction 15. 5:3D-News 6; Elec . Co . 20 ,33; Mary Tyler Moore 10; Hogan 's Heroes 15. 6:0<>---New s 3.4,8,10, 13,1 5: ABC News 6; Zoom 20; Making Th ings Grow 33. 6:JD-NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News TJ; Andy Grlttlth 6; CBS News 8,10; Over Easy 20; Antiques 33. 7 :0<>---Cros•·Wifs 3,4; Newlywed Game 6, 13; Sha Na Na 8; News 10; Gil ligan 's Is . 15; Dick Cavett 20 ; People & Place• 33. 25 One of Omar's trio b-+-+~ !6 Vocalized 27 Baseball's MAIN storttge Jt.rnble Book No. 10, wl1h the ii!Mt 1t0 puzzlel, ...~tor 11 .36 pl)lt· Pl6d from Jumble, c/o lhlt Bolt 34, Norwood. N.J. 07&41. tnclt.ldl your l'llml. addreee, zip oodl and mike eheckl paylble to UtM~41·tl oe1111 . symbol PU LLI N S ~XCA V ATIN G Complete Service Phone 991-"l .rt78 old blo c!.. and wh rte neu tered mo le col. Allee· t 1onote, playful 9973.(77 DROWSY POETRY speak 23 Russian 608.733 1. 3 veor SQUAB Goes to pieces in the art muteum - "BUSTS" 2% Unable to HOWERY AND MAR TI N cove ring ~ep t ic sys tems , doler , backh oe , dump tru ck. . lrmes tone . gra ... el. blocktop povtng , Rt 143 Phone 1 (6U ) FREE PUPPit S. 992 J9Y1. Sma ll (Answers tomorrow) of TV WIL L do rool rn g constru Cflon. plumbing ond heo tmg . No tob too Iorge or too sm all. Phone 742 -2348. sma ll I Jumbles. LUCID 2G " Red" name 21 Knight t XCA VA T! NG . dol&l , backhoe ond d ttcher Charles R. Ha tfield , So ck Hoe Se • vrce , Rutland , Ohto . Phone 742· 2008 ADULT MALl shaggy blon de poo· YeSielday's by THOMAS ACROSS I WindmiU blade 5 Plwnbing gadget 11 Backward male? 12 On land 13 Split II Embarrassed 15 Billy Williams 16 Bikini time in France 17 Down under bird 18 Smitten by Amor line bol!int•e• St>nitt~ HWOOD II Now arrange the circled leMers to form tl'1e surprise answer , as sug· gesled by tne abOve car1oon ~ our 985·4155 Chester, Ohio 45720 ~sSen-ice~ VA f HA , JO yr . f in onCtng o l so ref rnon c+ng Ire land Mo rtgage . 77 t ~late A th en~ . phone (6 1A ) GRADe ·•· DIDN: T YOU DO 01(? VOU MARRIED ME I KEN GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY !teal Eetate for Sate Nf: W 3 bedroo m house . '} both~ oil eler I acre . M1ddlepor1, cl ose to Rutland Ph one 992 7481 1 side tJ "( I I 1 ] [ 1 I I r' WHY? '(01) us Weddings Silver ond Golden Anniverury Family Reunion• Special Occosions Photogrophy Is Alum. & Vin~ Siding Chester. Onio TO·JO·c (] I I Answer cApture ond preserve those preciou s moments forever - MASH BROTHERS J \THAll~ • LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-THE MAN, JED! ·4· mo . I 0 399 W. Main St . Free Estimates Phone 949 -2862 and IHERTHS 0 JJ. 12:3D-Ryan 's Hope 6, 13; Bob Braun 4; Gong Show 15; Search for Tomorrow 8,10; French Chet JJ. 1 0<>---For Richer. For Poorer J; Al l My Ch ildren 6,13: News 8, Young & the Restless 10; No t For Women Only 15; Vandalism 33. r II A L.BA'%. Sma II engine & moW4tr service , Massey Ferguson rx r Pomeroy, 0. 3·15·ttc ~ MODERN SUPPLY H. L WRITESEL ROOFING byHenriArnotdandBobLee Unscramble these lour Jumbles, one letter to each sQuare, to form lour ordtnary words BEYo ..a TH' EIGHTH • Jack W. Carsey , Mgr . Phone 9<rJ.1181 15 ACH:tS IN Floune '} sto ry J be droom . f ull bmement ga rage car port , Iorge krtchen bo th on ground ll oo r Al ~ o lo tge bedroom . $21 500 or con hove hou~e and I ocre fo r Sib 700 Ca ll Steve Jac obs q92 2616 Battery. lnst a llation Service p~ n2·2174 SALES AND SERVICE 11.9.tf c 8o• .J • Real E5tale for sale Brakes Tires Shocks SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 300fMin St. Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy 991-6282 or 992-6263 8 A.M. to 4:30P.M. ~ ~ ~~ 1!,1 MOORE'S Muffler PWMBING & HEATING INC. ank 1 nee WIHJE9.!lES TO P~OVE- 1r WA~N'I AN ACCIDENTl ONE'"S DISCOVfRE'D TUESDAY , JUNE 13,1971 5:JD-News 6; Elec . Co. 20.33 ; Mary Tyler Moore 10; Hogan' s Heroes 15. 6:00-News 3,4,8,10,T 3,1 5; ABC ·News 6; Zoom 20; Making Things Grow 33 . 6 3D-NBC News 3,4 ,15; ABC News T3; Andy Grlftlth 6; CBS News 8,1 0; Over Easy 20; Antiques 33. 7:0<>---Cross.Wits 3,4; Newlywed Game 6,1 3; Pop Goes The Country 8; News 10; Gill igan's Is . 15; French Chef 20; Voices of Eastern Kentucky JJ . 7: 3D- Hollywood Squares 3,4; Candid Camera 6;; Mac Neti .Lehrer Report 20,33; Price Is Right 10; That 's Hollywood 13; To Be Announced ll . 8:0<>---Movle " Raid on Entebbe" J,4,T5 ; Happy Days 6,13; Mov ie " National Ve lvet" 8,10; In Search of the Real America 20,33. 8:JD-Laverne & Shirley 6,13 . 9:00-Three's Company 6,1 3; Movie " Play It Again, Sam" 8.10; Minn esota Orchestra's Anniversary Concert JJ; Prevln & the Pittsburgh 20. 9:JD-Carter Country 6; Mary Tyler Moore 13. 10 .0D-News 20 ; 10 :3D-Biack Perspective On The News 20. 11 : OD-News 3,4,8,10.1 3,15,6; Dick Cavett 20; Over 1llill~ ~1} ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME At Wa.tw tCI thil 4·30·tiC (at'l's Septic and Sunday . 10 miles south ot Pt. Pleasant on Rt . 1. Phon e JO~ · S76 · 2026 . Richard and Lois Austin . ~0 For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple ·c-•. Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992 -5682 !JtV~N ROOM hou~e w •th bath and garage N0 pet~ Col i oher 5 pm 843 2900 WHICH MEANS SHE- CAN ~HOVE- ME OVI:RBOA~ D·- AND THERJ!U. Be tJO 5HE CLA IMS 5HE'5 FOUND A PERFECT Fl5HIN6 SPOT WHERE l CAN RS'I.A X IN PEACE AND SOLITUDE! THE: WATER l Service ,,...... ........... ¥• mile ott Rt. 7 by.pan on St . Rt . 11~ toward Rutlond , 0. STRAWBERRIES 991 7787 D01Nii AWAY WlTH YOU OIICE' YOU'RE' OUT ON Radiator...,-~._, Anyday , anytime. Phone 985-3806 Ja ck Ginter 985.3806 1971 HONDA 750 cc stoc k l:11. · eel len t condrtron l ow mdcoge '192 t>21e 992 7331 s.JJ . I mo. commercial . Call tor estimate, 24 hour service. ~HOP EED A WATER SOFTENER? HA!> SOME' ~CHEME FOR Allor 5: 00 or Anytime S.turday 992-71T9 or 992·504T 4·27 .tfc Pomeroy 109 High St. CAPTAIN EASY YOUR NIECE: '(OLJ THI~I( C~ II (Bob Hoeflich) l qv1pment. 7 hy'drou l1c styl1ng c hotr~ 98 541 75 olterb 1959 C H ~VRO U J 7 door 327 4 speed SBOO o r be51 oiler . 1973 f' l YMOUTH CU DA A!lok rng $100CI 197 3 ( he ... ro le! (oprrce Wagon Phone 843 2061 The Photo Place R.e si dent la l IWO N~ W de lu ~~:e ele c t r~c ranges 1 gold General l:lectric and I white 1oppo n . ~ 225 each Con b~ ~een ot K mg~ b i.J r y Home ~ a le!t 110 E Ma1n St . Pomer oy 997' -7034 DUMP TRUCK SERVICE SEPTIC TANK CLEANING A•e 1973 BUIC K lUXUS t.cel lent con P H A C N ew d rt ron P ~ trre~ Sl b50 qq7 7B7t> & Portraits Weddings Passports Anniversaries Special Occasions CARTER Will C AN~ l ot the elderly rn our home Phone qq'} 7J t 4 Pomeroy landmark DAVE'S BACKHOE G ARA G ~ prices on 1977 Challenge, Loaded orr bucket ~eot~ l tnted glOM• a u t o ~tre k c os ~el!e rear ~pe eke r~ letTered trre~ mag~ Hem r orange r-~· ~ t S \800 Bob Morrrit 992 .544 8 114 Un1on WAN TEO 10 renl hou se or t rorler by l r•ed mcome cou ple Want...:lto1Jur SEW-RITI: SEWING Club wrl l :;pon so r a yard sole Wed .. Jur1e 14th on t he em pt y lot acr oss fra n 148 Buttern ut Ave f ro m 10om to? Ra m ca ncels Senices Offered FERTILIZER, NITROGEN,' POTACH, FERT~PELS & BLEND Business Services If YO U ha ... e o se t vlce to offer w ont to bi.Jy o r se ll somethmg oe lookmg for wot k or wh o le_.er . . you II ge Tresu l ts las ter w1th o Sentinel Won! Ad . Ca ll 99 2-7156 Chec k our low, low ~HARP NH D PLUMBER lor loc a l lrrm Mu st hove pre~o~ ro ui e• penence Call 9Cf'} 1918 alter 6 pm ~ ~ NSI MAliC oc co unl!ng mochrne Ph o ne qcn / 156 \he Da rly Sentme-1 111 Co i.Jrl St(e et Pomero y Ohr o 1Qbfi VW BUG S400 9'11 ·5858 'N A IT R~SS TELEVISION VIEWING DICK TRACY! j ra, h "' ~.ru vtt>r U~o.• nununwn 13 lll t>rtb L.' ~ ~ t,lt.• j:lo.' r w·ord i)l.'r dat \ (b rt\1!111111. ulltt'f lhan l'tlll.-.t'\:1111 \"l' d.11~ " Ill bo! ~l ~rp:l'd dl !I~· I d<t~ 1S dremeo t>stat\1 sn certtl H' Want Ads Turn vTrnwanted Items Into Cash \'- uti b ur Uodt•r M E i GS I NHAB I TANTS OT HER \,l!iE R S ne.::essan I~ Easy 33. 11 :Jo-Johnny Carson 3.4, 15; Soap 6,13; McMillan & Wile 8; ABC News 33; Mov ie "The Illustrated Man " 10; 12 :0<>---Janakl 33. 12 :0s-Mov le "Christina" 6,13; 1:0<>---Tomoaow 3,4; 1: !D-Kojak 8; 2:0s-News 13. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1978 5:45- Farm Report 13; 5:50--PTL Club 13; 6:0<>---PTL Club 15; Summer Semester 10 6:Jo-News Conference·• 4; News 6; Summer Semester 8; Christopher Closeup 10, 6 · 4S.....Mornlng Report 3. 6:50--Good Morning, West Virginia T3 : 6:5s-News 13; 7:0<>---Today 3,4,15; Good Morning America 6,13; CBS News 8; Porky Pig TO. 7:2s-Chuck Wh ite Reports 10; 7:3G-Schoolles TO. 8.1l0-Capt. Kangaroo 8.1 0; Sesame St . 33. 9:00- Merv Grltfln 3; Phil Donahue 4,13,15, Emergency One 6: Brady Bunch 8; Match Game 10; Studio See 33 . 9:3o-Andy Grlttlth 8; Family Atlalr TO; Feeling Free 33. lO :ilO-Card Sharks 3,15,4; Edge of Night 6; Pass The Buck 8: Joker 's Wild 10, To Tell the Truth IJ ; Over Easy 33. 10:3D-Hollywood Squares 3,4,15; High Hopes 6, 13; Price Is Right 8,10 ; s20.000 Pyramid TJ ; Pa int Along With Nancy Kominsky 33. 11 :oo--High Rollers 3,4,15; Happy Days 6,13; Charlie's Pad JJ. 11 :JD-Wheel ot Fortune 3,15. Fam ily Feud 6,13 ; Partridge Family 4; Love of Li te 8,10; Erica 33; 11 · 4S..... Theonle 33. 11 :ss-CBS News 8; Loving Free 10. 12 :OD-Newscenter J;" News 4,6,10 : Sanford & Son T5; Gambit 8; Midday Magazine 13; Watch Your Mouth t - The OaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday, Ju.ne 13, 1978 c.. c............. ~-loO · SCF\RECROW )._ (;lpto< ...... , ...... •"f'IC1'1f1 l"'t otot ..... .. . . ....... . liiiU MIID I 10~01 0 1)111 lfl lU.liOII =-~':.'""'"' ......_ ..... " "'." M '•• ........ ~ """>! ........... ...... - ""'""" 1. I �8- The Daily Senttnel , Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday, June 13. 1978 ~~o;f~~~x~~;f~:;~~ - ~AfRrGADEs SEWERAGE SYSTEM ANO S EWAGE OISPOSAL FACILITI ES SER ICE FOR' T HE VILl AGE OLEPORT COUNT Y OF MID · 0 ~ 10 , ITS AND t ne \ d l.sQP of \' dd lec.or' h a s ,Hetot~o.Ht> WHERE-.).S r <"Jh•~ aoopteoo c f'r " ' " cl'l a rg es ro r ~P I\ er aqt:" s , Sftr"i a nd s a ndar ~ SH \ >C t' af"'O s.a a r a'es tlno CtJ d rge-s !'tttdeo ' O t'l e ad tvst eoo a no 1\HERE~ S ra• es 10 .1no ' cn argPS ior -san li.H\ H" " f' f <"lQt' svste~; ana se"'a ge o soC'sa l ta c ltte eos st> r • ce to be rero errc to sa ed \ 'l age ilroo t(' rs nr1 c1 0 !ants otl'\N vsers ..-. n. Cl'l ...., , I ~nd pr('IOUC E' Ca:,.h 5ll fl ( t"l"l! ...'"' \00 ~dli.~~ 1tUih &.d.. ~~ . t1t. l t'~t· I ~5 EXPERT HUNTER 10\ J OO h1 ll'lt'll'klfl , t "a !'\.I uf l1um\u, l~IUdl' 6 \ '\'ILL' ~~ lHII ti. lti1JIUI\Wll ( ;, ...1! 1!1 lhh IUK.l S..\00 d tK.~ Wheel Alignment \l ,.t11 k' H,,.,ll" ""lt'.:!o 1 11ll \';m.l 1Wi lt'~ • f'l d<\'t'pt .... J ,1! \1 ~ " llh ~o;;.!J l 11 1U1 u1J ~ r ~ 1'\'U: d ~<~ r ~ t' 1. ~ i:ltb ,·am · Uh. l'.l ~ \ uml~t.'l l n l~"n:'l•fTllt' St' n· ft' \t'O IJeS- pa y tn e o'tH~' il' ng a na rlHI •n te nancl' (' " oe nses ot •TS- '0 si!ntt M Y ana ~l'\\ ff<"~9~ S\Si t' m o so o sa t Sf' ,.. <tOE' fu 1 t, es and •o pro ' de tor ' N~ jn p oa'!'rnt>n ' l~ f · ne o ~rnc o a t nt e-rest C' ' S3JS OOC 00 Of fl;., Pulll\.l.taJ rt'!-t't" c:- ilk' 11!!111 \l l'lill •II r l}l t \ /t il \ <o \l.~ dt"1ltWtl 1,.(,. ,11 '1111~ .. 1 i 111' t\.lbh~l'l"' .,. Jfj rr\1\ t...· rt~o.orlt' ~ rst .Yi or '-:: i!Ct' Se .,.,!." rage ~vstem a no S.e'' a ol:' 0 !'.DOS .:t l Fi'!ctltes , ...-.o~o,erren' Revenue Borods o • · ~-e \ Iage SSU!."IJ tor f"'!." ou rpOH' Of pd' ,r a oar• ,:.i ''It' cOS ' of cor,sl r vc ••ng sa •c tr\ctl • es an:1 t" lt reno ng sao s~ )te r, \ Tr;EQE FO~ E BE NO\\ IT O Q.DA t 'I.IE D D\ Tflf' Counc 1 of ·he \ tag!:' o f \'1 ,a1J ieoorl g~ Count y OhrO three t ovr 1 "' S or tne rn E> r""'ce rs f' •t'C ' E'O t"('re •o con cu'rmg SE C I That n COI'H' !."C' 01"1 w tl h th e COr"S ' rv: T en o f l· ~t ens ens ana 1m orovements ro tne sewerage sys tem the to llo v-. ng s1 a lt be the r ates cM ar gea mon tf' l y ~Y th e -.. tt aae ot \\ od teport On ro tor sen c es renae red by ·' S san •ar' se wera ge sy<; ' £"11 ' ·o rts nh ab rtanrs ana other us ers ' 1'1e reo t COfT' menc•rHl J\Jh 1 \'178 M o11thl y r a tt> t>ased upon wa ter meter re aa rngs 0 to 1000 oa ton s oe r ,..,onth "e ilOO 1 100 •o S 000 a a ll ons 'S~ 20 5 100 'o 8 000 ga ll Ons f'I'IOn t" ss 10 8 100 to 10 OOG g a l lon~ oer rr>o n · ~ per per S6 00 10.100 to 15 000 gar Ion s per I""'Ontn 59 60 15,1 00 to 20 .000 gallons p er mon t" ~ l J ~o 20 100 to :75 000 gal tons per monl h S16 80 Al l over 25 .000 ga llons per monl h S16BOo tus 12 per l000 mo nt"~ qa ll ofl ~ F t al Ra' e non m ftereCI pr rvate we ll s oer montM $J 80 SE C 11 I n t ne even1 that one wate r me ter se rves more , th a n one ao me st rc , com mer e a l or maustr ral unrt , tne rnrnrmum bd l o f SJ 00 per mon1n pe r u n 11 or !he mete red serv rce read rng wh rc hever rs the greatt'r sha ll aopty Where no wa rer me ter s ore 1nsta 1ted on a pr r"V at e we l l and serv rc e IS pro v rd ed to more !han one domesr rc , cornm er cr a l or mctustr l al un rt , The !!aT raTe of \4 80 per month p er ~,.~nr! , sha ll apply A un rt sha ll con srst ol a se Ner connect ron a~ dete r m rnea by tile reQulatrons of tne Bear e o f Trustees of PIJ b lrc Affa rr s of sa rd Vr l l age SEC Ill The VIll age of M l dd Jepott reser ves lhe rrg tlf to reQu rr e ·ne measu re ment ot water ae !r vereo to an y prem rses rn such d manner !hat rt~ t e s t or ~e w erage serv rc e can OE' oeter,., ,nea from :;v ch wa te r mete r r ead 1ngs. rn wt1 1ch t'vent the r.tte5 for sew er serv rces 'ihall be t he r· ate s set for th on a wcn~r m fler. read 1ng bas rs L d(eW 1Se . any f l at rate user uoon not rt rc a I ron to the Bo drd Of Tr4JSt ees Of P u OI IC Afta rr s ot t he V ill ag e sha ll ha ... e the r rgt'\l ro +nstan at h rs expen~e an appro'o'Cd me t N rng de,.. rce tor the mea suremen-t ot a ll wate r pump ea tr om we lls or othe r source s g rant 1ng unto tne Board ot lrustee~ of Publrc At ta rr s the rrght to re ~d the me ter and per i od i call y cneo. the a c curacy of such me ter 1nQ . The toreqomg c narges are mrn rmum cha rg es , not max1mum charges . and the VIllage reserves the r rgnt and 1S oblr gated to tn<.rcase the same at any t rm e should the re ve nues o t tne san , ra ry se w erag e sy s tem and se wage dis pOsa l ta ctlrl1 t'S prove rn sutt rc, ent to pay th e opera ti ng and ma •nl enanc e ~penses a no !Me deo t servrce cha rge of the bonds rssu ed to pay the cost o f conslructrn g sa td ta cl l! l res or e,.tens rons to sa1d sys tem SEC IV Snou l a t ne C!ll l o r an y se rv rce r ende r ed bY the san rt ary ~ ewerag e sy5tem and sewag e d rs posa t tac 11rt res not be pa rd w rth rn lh rty day s a p en alty of 10 pPr cent ot such bil l1 ng sl'ial l be ch arged 11 the brl l tS not pard wdtw1 sr xly days , the V rl! age r eserves the rrght to cut o ff the sew e r servrc e to sa •a prem 1ses . wh rch Shd ll th en be resumed on ly upon pa yment of an addrtr ona t t ee Of \ ~ 00 , and tu rt her . rl sa 1d bdl s not pa rd w rtn1 n 90 day s , the Clerk I'S he reby a utho r 11E' d an d d tre c ted to ce r · rfy thf' de lt nquent bill , plus the pe n alt te5 to t he County .O. ud1 lor for collect ron as an a at the sa me t rmc t hat o th e r ttno· es and assessments a re COli PC ted SE C v The owner o f prt v dle pro perty Nl'l lc h rs se r vP d or m ay be se rved by 1h c sa n rt ary sewerage system <~nd se wag e d rsposa t fa ctlrtrcs by p rpes conne c teo w th •,;J d sys tem and fa c dr tres to conve y san 1t ary sewerag e t he ref rom sh a II a s Wel t as th e lt•ss ee ot the pr em rses , oe 11 abte to th e v rll ag e for a ll sanrtary 'ie wera qe ro Sd rO sy stem ana fa crldres f r om Sil1d system and ta (d l i es trom sat d prem rses SEC VI Anv other means of sew dge d rsposa l tS he r eO>r de c tared to be a nurs an ce and 1 ~ therefore prohib rt ed SEC VII That atl or .dtna nces , or par ts !hereof . tn co nf lrct herew rth , rnclud ing Ord tnanc e N o 91 0, adopted June ] , 1967, tle . and the s ame are , hereb't r epealeo . el t cc t t... e July 1. 1978 Pa ss ed tl'le 8th da't of May 1978 M L Kelly Pres r dent of Co unc rl A It est qene Gra le , Eterk. (6' ) )0 (61 6, 13, )I C ' .' ~oJ'Sali>. Rent or "frade ' I~ADE TW O lo is in Pomeroy W1ll trade l or bul ld oze r or mo tor 1ho rl'1e . Coli 1·304·6.(fi.56Q:2 Forr ; Coy WV SPECIAL • " l l l \ "l'l:l(ll\ m .n:i. NOTICE An~p~ U.S. made car- p•rts extra if ne@Cied . Exclud@S front. wheel drive c1rs. Call Now For Appointment WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADUNES \ \1 vndd l .,.~~~ •4't ~~uru~, T l!l'kie~ th.ru ~ ·mld' ~ p \1 Pomeroy Landmark ock W. Carsey . M!lr . -· Phone f91 ·2181 • Aato~ Sundon +P \\ f 11J .. ~ dht' ntuu:J 1973 MONH: CAF! l0Londou f' S f' B A C AM B trock ~tere o b ce ll ent col'ldl l ron Sl700 843 2621 Fur Sale li 8 ~ M 0 81ll: HO M~ S flt fll eo· son! W Vo beside Heclo. ·s . I Y7 3 Brood more 14 11: 64 2 bedroom 1Y73 Oormn 14 • b() 2 bed room IY72 lltclor1on t ot 11 b? 3 bedroom 1 bo th . t9n CoYefl tt y 1'1 x 65 3 bedr oom lqb9 . States man 12 ,. 60 'l bed roo m lOAL lt~HlONI: sand g ro\le l. calc1 um chlonde, f ert ilizer , dog food or'ld all types of so h t:. ce lstc-r Salt Wotk& Inc , E. Ma in ~t. Pomeroy . 99 2.3891 Bt S1 SH ~ C TION ol1he bes t wood s t ov e~ rn Sou theastern Ohi o Jo tu l Morso El el . Ttrolr o . lempwood and Nofhuo ZIOn HP-at Co 8 Putnam Dr (off M rll St 1 A then., b1 4 591-t:IJ79 or bl4 o% 11a1 B U RR O U GH~ THt CH ~ STE R Town sh1 p Trustees w 11i meet June l 51h ot the Tow n Hall R~WAR O OI RKTL Y lead rn g To t e(a ver y of boo ! molar I o n ~ and bollery Con to(l Shen ll s depo r tmel"'t Lmit ani:IF'numl FOU ND RWB O Nl rn ba c ~ of longs vdl e Fema le 74'} 187b LOS\ IN •~rcm• tv of Success Rd mo le co llu? sa bl e and wt·11te A mwer ~ !o the norn e of R u~ ly r Tupper~ Plomi) f) l 4 067 -3551 LOST SMAll grey killen w1th w~n te Ilea coll ar Fr om hou~e ne ... r to Gull Statron 1n lla c~r'le Chrl d ~pel Pleme coli cw;~ 235.( alter 3pm No experren ce n e c es~ory A ppl ~ m per~on ot Blu e l orto n M rddlepor! RHIASH BABY SITTER needed tor '] ~mal l bo y\ b doyo; o week Good so lory 9Q2 6173 o• '1'11 6106 MtNTALl Y Rl RHAR:OED odulh ond chrldren ore rn need ol l o5 te r <Ore homes A 5olo ry ona benelrt!ro wil l be pard T ht~ r!ro on tn home 1ob lhot w.l l beneh! the Ide cha nce of o men tall y retarded per~ on For more ml o rrno!ron wrrte ot call f o~ te r Core 680 Mo rn Ja c k so n OH 4 ) 64 0 0 111 186 503q (ladson ) o r 61 4 sq? b6(J7 (At hens) A WO MAN oround 35 or ov er to ..... o r~ ni ghts ot Jo Ann s Uarry lond H o ur~ 4 to 9 30 Mus! be dependable Call bt4 367 76..(6 bet ..... een 4 and 6 pm SOMtON t TO stay w rth J bov~ 14 \5 & 16 yea rs o ld 0• so meone that needs a home tha t would wot<h them qsS -4112 tXPERIENCW MECHANIC wonted l or foc al cor dealerstHp For op pou1tmen t coli b l 4-44b 9800 JQ75 G RANO TO RINO Sq1,.1rre Ford ~ r otten wagon wrth fJ S P 8 A C tdt wheel crur~ e control all ne .... THes Po we r w•ndo ws Co lt ol rer o pm 747 7008 s:ooo JQ71 CA Dill AC HDOHA DO Fu ll po we r 01r e ~~. c ellent cond11ton f.! hone 'Nl 7 467 ] Q7 4 ( H~VY 4 whe el dr rve pr ckup tru ck w•l !l topper S/700 lf/75 VW F!o bb rt S7500 997 '}q87 U~~O l HACIO ioi S Ml- 135 Dresel M~/30 Oresel M~ I SO Ore,.el M ~ 135 D1ese l M~ \65 Oresel · MFLBS Oresel · MI-l l J~ D r e ~el Cob orr & heat e r NlW & USW IM~l lMlNI 5 M ~9 Bole r Mf lO Boler MF 120 Bo ler Matthews Ro tary Sc yth e MFB80 )ern l·mounted tJ bo ttorn Pl ow MF 510 11 O oH Mf-100 ']Row Chopper MF39 '} 1-i ow Plan ters Mechon•cal lron!.p l ont er SHI NN 5 TRAClORIAU S Ph one 45~ lbJO Leo11 W Vo NO HEM TOO Lorge or too smell Wrll buy 1 p1e<e or com plete househo ld Ne w u.,ed or onh ques M otltn !t ~urntture 10 N 2nd ~~ M 1ddlepor t Phone 091 6370 CHIP WOOD . Poles moll: 10 on larges t end S8 per ton Bundled slob $6 per ton Del1 vered lc Ohro Pallet Co Rt 2 Pomeroy 992 -7689 dronu~ ler COIN S CU RREN CY tokens old pocket watches and chorns srlve r end gold We need 196-4 ond o lder ~rive r corns . Bi.Jy sell o • node Coli Roger Wamsley 741 2331 TIMBER POMEROY For e51 Pro· duch l op pnce lor stondtng sow t1mber Call 997 -5965 01 Ken t Ha nby l Hb-8570 OlD FU RNITURE: rce boxes brou beds rron bed~ etc , <omplete household~ Wr rte M .O Mrller Rl 4 Pomeroy or cal l ~7637 0 WANHD TO buy Older counlry house ond ocr eoge !, orne woods Nor th en d ol Merg.\ County Away fr om paved rood Reply to Bo• 729 M co The Oodv Sent1nel Pomer oy Oh n.) Mobile Homes for Sale t2 x 60 1 bedr oom gas f u r n1~h ed Good clea n condrl tOn S<OOO 304 881 1406 PUBLIC NOTI CE Ronald E Bos i 1C. wnose la st kno~n p l ace o f res taen ce rs Apt No l , R 1'o'erSid e ApiS , M 1ddteport , Onro 45760 . rs hereby natrf rea that on th e 19th day Ol Mdy , 1978. Mary Catherrne B ostic , be i n g plarntlft ltted her co mplainl agar nst h im as de f enda nt in the Cour t of Co mmo n Ft leu , Mergs County , Oh io , Ca se No 16,816 . pr ay ,ng fo r d T'o'Or c e fr om !l a rd Ronatd e Bostic on the grounds Of grOSS neglect ot duty and ex treme cruelt y , pla lnt!lt l'ltso prays lor other proper rel re f , said cause w ill be for hearu1g on or alter the 75th d ay of July , 197S MiHy Catherme Bostic P la int i ff O 'B r tc n & O ' Br ien Pa lrtck H O' Br i en Attorney s for Pla int iff ill n l O l6l 6, IJ, 20, 27 , 6t c YARD SAll: . Fri . ond Sol . 16th & 17t k . 8·.( Nobert Hawk . Hem lock Grove . Ohto THREE FAMIL Y Yard Sble . 6-4. Wed . and Thur s and 'hr. Hart resi dence, Mom St . lol utl and Ra in or slune ~~Vt N FAMILY Parch So le. Wednesday on l y. June 14 10 3. Von Cooney s, 52:1 Grant St., Midd leport . O hio R01 n concfl'l s SALE 58 1' , S 4th A veM rddleport . Wed . and Th u r!ro Rom or shtne. and ( Aiolf-'O RT S Al~ June 23 rd 241 h Howard Rous h reSidenc e , Mom St Roc mf!' Sill: fomr ly ~ole . App liances . d 1shes . sew mg mocl'lrne do thrn g, Io rge mediu m ond sma l l Shoes . many ~11e~ al so golf and hi!.. 1119 l oo mu ch to Irs! Come Otld ••• YA HO SA U New and used mer chondrse 3 lomrly Start Wed Mornm g ' • m1le out R1 7 YARD SAlE Clol hes baby rterm , kn rclo. k nock~ k 1t ch e n r t em~ low prrce!ro IH 124 90111 Q 1n to How'e Wed f hurs Jock W. Carsey , M!lr . Phone992.2T81 WAI!.:Iol WHl drrll 1ng Gran t 7 t.11~ 7q Wrllr om l MA lU H!.: LADY wtll Sri w llh chddren or ~err1or ( tt rH~" rn you r horne $7 on hour or $1 5 o dor 10 Mrle l a1 t r on~po rt QTton d ouT of to wn 9q7 70b0 ~ C Carman H:elerence availabl e OUALIFIE:D HAH YS ilTlR Wrll boby~11 111 your hom o Have re ferences Coll9 49· 2041 Gf!A VHV 1HAC10~ wrth rnovv er henrng\ oltet 5 30 co li l97 4 PINTO HOd!OI t rre~ new ~hO< k s 48 000 mrle5 S I 500 LIIU Nl:W ~eor~ H1d111g power mower 5 h p 20 IF' cut S175 . 9Q171qU Coli 9n 7265 1974 PlYMOUTH GOLD Du~te• PS AC new lrres b cylinder h cell ent condr t ron 992-6181 1973 CH ~ V ~ Ol!:T IMPAl A ~to t ron Wagon 2 ext ra mud ond '>now ttres A .C R & H 8 tracK plover 45.( cu rn engtne 48 ,700 m r le ~ One owner S1000 949·2009 1973 CA DILlAC ElDORADO b c~ llent condr tr on Coli and lets talk Coli 992 5311 991 5510 ~tAUl Y 1973 PlYMOU TH ~URV I 3b0 engme OUIO fl S P !l A ( 4-door ~edon ~Hel l e n ! c:ond • !ton 9f:l!> 3900 Let Pomeroy Landmark soHen & condition your , water with Co-op . water soHener, Model UC.SVl , Now Only •289.95 Let CampingEqnipment us test your water Free Pomeroy landmark 197 4 E SC APAO~ 75 h motor home w1th ex t r a~ l tlle new Prrce $14 000 5b00 mtle5 6 1d 997/ 438 or 304 773 5707 902 3417 W. Caroey , Mgr. Phone 992-2181 197b FO RO f 100 prckup Truck 6 c yl sld Iron'> Cam per top 7 e)( tro mud and ~now lrr es 10 900 mr les S3BOO 94q 2009 tqb.t O ODC~ JI(UU 1. ton J4 It flo1 bed Good rondrtron Colt 992 7b91 t'o£ Rent lutn r~hed 3 AND 4 F!M l urrmhed opT\ and \Jn Phone qq7 5434 10 1001 IRUCK cam per Heal good cond1t1on M o~e 1ne a good off er Call 997 5311 Jl 8 OODGt eng1ne w rlh t ramm1! \ ton $40 Ph one 992 3169 COU N TRY MO B IL~ Home Por k Hau te 33 north of Pomeroy large l o t ~ Col199'} 747f1 ROGER HYSEll GARAGE ( A )~ HA Y ro ke $14 5 fl ull d1 sc SJS An trque stone ltreptoce mantle $35 997 7805 Sl:NIOR ClliUN~ Ou r new ren ters OSSI Slonce you may be able to ltve rn our apartme nt l or les~ than S ~O a rnon th For more mformolton con taCT Vtlloge Manor Aport mena TWO SWHOOM trotter No pe h Cal l oh e1 5 pm 8.t 3 1900 CO RN~R lOl lor ttorlcr spa ce on r rve d ronr qQ'} 713b' o• 991 5304 rwo Pick your own . 9:30a .m . to p.m. l p.m, till dark Da i ly exce pt Wed . evening 1 B~DROOM unfurntsh ed apT Cotl997 INCOM~ PHOP H~TY 11 ,. 60 '} bedroom mobrle home near Roc rne 99'} ~858 For Sale 197'} BU ICK Cemur1on 197b Han do Accord 1971 VW 8199 Brownrng 5hot gun 9.(q,243/ . JOHN DHRE 1010 do1er com ple tely reb urlt S.. SOO . D re~el engme wt th wrn ch Call Charl es R Hotf re ld . 7.( 2·200f:l afler b pm 1971 DAT SUN •, !on pickup. 4speed , new d utch . m ulfter . brokas and point . 'lS m .p g. SIJOO Coli 992 7 ~3'1 . Alli S CHALMERS small round baler . $1800. Purchas ed new t rn2 l::x cel lenl co ndit ion . Reedsvrll"! , 614·37B -6311 MASSEY ;ERGUSON Hoy condi· Ironer . $50(1 Ver y good co ndltion. Reed svrlle 6t.( 378 63 11, S fl ~C I ,l 5 prwce COS! iron outdoor !urrrt,·re .§ &!ltut. 2 arm cho11s , tab le & plan ter fo r $749 .95. O dds & ~nds Shop, M iddleport . Oh to Y(l7 .611:t 1(175 KAWA !, AI( I 2~ d in br ke All new parts. J.luns good 38 mm racmg corb Al r.o . was her. 991 5001 ~U RN IIUR ~ SAll: Fr1 only . June lb ~ally Hous h re\rdence t ast Le to n 10 4 24 7 17/.( 40 Hot pom l range $1 50 Dme!!e se t S40 Dr nrng room sel SbO A s$or l ed cho• rs Bedroom su de $1 00..:. Two 15~~: 18 ca rpets NO TICE Of publ tc !.Ol e J Vougha n wall un1h I corne r chtno cab1net . 1 electrophan tc stereo Co p1fo l So vlng~ & loon Company. 300 Wet! StKond )tree!, Pome or'f , Oh1o .(57b9 . ~ole date June 22 , 1978 . We reserve right to rejec t any and oil bid~ Ph. 992-2841 New or Repair Gutters and Downspouts 1 BORN LOSER ~DiflfJD O~LQSI; Gilson Tillers, Lawn Boy Mowor Sales & Service. & ACOb~ 0 0 0 -. 0 0 ~ce Pomeroy , Ohio Ph . 992-2164 or 949.2160 Lel •••' business, not Under hang gutters & room additions. For Free Estimates Call 992-6)23 or 992-6011 >· T5·Tmo. pd. NEVE~ AND LDOK AT ME' I QUIT SCHOOL IN TH'. Sll(TH GRADE ·· · BU'r AIN'T J DONE ALL RIGHT? GOT A FRRM ••• INDE PENDENT.' WHAT MORE'S ANYONE WAN T? GOT ---- HOMt Sia ) f or !roal e I cere a nd up M rddl eport nem Ru tland. Co11997 7481 BI<ADFOR O, Auc tronec1 Co m ple re Serv1ce . Phone q~9 1487 01 9.(9.70C() Racine Ohto, (ttl! Bradfo rd . Acreage 4 59] 3051 bedroo m house '1 mobtle lWO SlORY fra me ho use 6 home., Coll8 43· 2621 •ooms ond both . cellar out II VL k OOM~ ond bo th bmoemen t buildrngs 4 acres lan d, o t edge In Pomeroy l)o rt tOIIy remode l of R:utlond . Com ple le ttode r ed 097 7063 hook -up ol~ o 2 bo nk s opp•oi\ cd p ro per ly a t S15 ,SOO Ph one J t !lO ACR ES rn Ches ler Town~ h rp 092-7094 . on O ld Sta te Ha ut e 33 wh1ch would be tdeol f or subd1vtd1n g H Vt ROOMS ond bolh. goroge or ot herwt~e co mmercrol11tng 964 S 3rd . M iddleport Dining l o r horne dQvelopmen t Co li room Sl.l tl e . 992 -5989 . 99') 2tJ9'] BlAUTIFUl ONl A cre wooded loh ) ~ Vt N ROOMS 2 acre ~ Shown by for sole . Rock Sprr ng 5. Oh fo . C1· Oppl onl y 997-7513 tV w at er. near schools . Col i alter 5 pm 304 77 3-1276. O N~ 5101o1Y f rame '}bedrooms 1 baths or+ cond• l ronod l tv•~g H OUS~ AND St ore burlding 111 room drnrng r oom and kttchen Reed sville 985-3579. corn brned ~ l ove re l ngetol or . wm her dryer rndude d 2 cor HOWARD SAYRE property in Syracuse . oppro1t . 10 acres gara ge. l ot 50 1t 200 . All ~orm pond . born. house tro1le• . utrl ttt e~ . Shown by appo tnf· good shape . $35 ,000 hrm , Soc men t ~ odney Oown rng , Rea l Brooks o r Howard Sovre . hta 1e Br oker , Midd lepo rt. Syroc uut . Pho ne 991 5280. Phone 992·3731 SEWING MACHINE Rep ort io u r vrce , all mo"-e!ro 991 ·1784. lhe Fobt •c Shop . Pomero y Authorhed Sr nger Soles and Servrce . We sharpen Sc1ssors. BOWERS RE~AIR t oas t er~ tton s al l sma ll opplton ces . lawn mower . ne ~~.t Ia Sta te Ht ghwoy Ga rage on Rou te 7 Pho11e (614 ) 985Sweeper~ ~ XC A V A TI N G . dozer . loader and backhoe work d ump tru<k.s and lo boy\ l or htre . w •ll haul fdl drrt to sot! , lrme!rol on e and gra ve l Ca ll Bob or Roge r Jef l ers , day phone 992· 708q, night phon e 9q7.3525 or 992 . 5231 3825. N ~MOOHING Plumbtng . heating and oil type1 of gene ral repou Wor ~ g uaranteed 20 ye or5 ek per1ence . Phon e 992-74{)q d ie type Good wrth ch1ld ren . 997 -5670. type do ~ - ~ TWO SMAll odult fema le dog s, o ne 5poyed . Gen t le Wi th children . 992·5049. PUDDlE POOl S All S11es and §hopes Sw rrn pooh 2 year s exper1ence tr ee es t imates. any th ing o;ou nee d l or underground swim poo ls. New chemical and supp ly ~ l or& . HOOF HOL l OW H o r ~eo; . a ~,.~.,. , sell A l ba n y , Ohio . Ph on e trade or lrOrn . New and used 614 b98 -6555. ( Alte• b pm, saddles Ruth R eeve~ . Albany . 614 ·689 5251 John Jelfers or 16 14) 698·32'10, 689 5165 Brll Gr ll ette ) We out NOr al l we t on PRICES. RISING STAR Kenne l. Boo rd rng Indoor ond ou td oor runs. SPHDY DRilLING . Water well G room ing all bree ds Clean drr ll rn g , co mmercia l a nd ~oni tary facilities. Cheshire . domestic . Pump so les and ser- Phone [614 ) 367.0292 . 'o'r ce . 9Cf2·b195 JOSEPH 40 Brink 41 Required 42 Kind of group [H)~ 1 "Luisa Miller" composer 2 Exotic 3 Kind of orange 4 Scottish uncle 5 Misspent 6 English poet 7 Shinto temple 8 Roundtripper HERE' S OPPORTUNITY J yrs . old, 1 yr . guarantee on workma nship and materials. 3 bedrooms , bl>ths , lormal dining , util ity , carport, T acre . U J,OOO. INVEST - DON 'T SPEND - 15 rooms, 11 lor s leeping . 1'"' bath s. hal water heat , garage , basement. S16,SOO . BUSfNESS - Home and Auto. establ ished 30 years S. ERNIE ago . Here Is an exce llent bus i ne ss for you , all in teres1ed persons ca l l. JUST COMPLETED Ranch type home on cor ner T acre. J bedrooms. bath, wood burn ing firepl ace. lovely tront porch . ca rpor t, room . S36 ,000. POMEROY - 3'1> lois, 1st floor of l bu ildings need other $8,500 . CARRY OUT - f~atures . In the same loc&tlon lor over 30 Other Interests are ~ ie>rclroa the sale of th Is bu siness . Int erested parties call LIST NOW FOR A QUICK SALE. HENRY E. CLELAND REALTOR HANK , KATHY & LEONA CLELAND REALTOR ASSOCIATES 992-2759- 9,.&191 992-1568 bedrooms , IAUI<IE .. JHAT'S ~'IN!:: . NOvV, WE: WANT YOU TO 00 BE: · HIND THAT CU RTAIN AND CHANGE INTO A 5WIM5U lT ...7H/S SWIM SUIT, IN FACT all electric . !All 111..,.1 U- It <llt''l(TIOOIOII I'IOY • •HOII I UJ\1 liM I I IUCTiltiUN: liN modern bath , eaf. ln kitchen, tamlly room, J porches and nice view. Only $17,500 . NEW LISTING - A 7 bedroom frame home In excellent condition . Both, ci ty water , natural gas heating , l car garage and 9 acres. S18 ,500. SALES ARE NOT EASILY MADE . THEY COME ABOUT WITH CONSTANT WORK BY REAL TORS MEMBERS OF AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF CERTIFIED APPRAi tE RS. HELEN L. TEAFORD GORDON B. TEAFORD SUE P. MURPHY Auoclote Rultors P\1011[: ~ 111 7 _... _....... ........., c.....~... .,.,. "'+• ... ..... . ......... .. ' ' • ' ..... ..... ~; 'G ;....~:.:. ,..,.,, (IO(If ... !11~1 lltr-•••o ............. .... ...,.... ""'"'" Dt • \ .. ft Cot>!• -·., •• ()~··· · ~ ~ oJ , .., , ....., ' ".."' _·~-·-· u ,. ..... "' "' ' ~ (ltct!ol • Ill & ,.. 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X tor th e two O"s. etc. Single lellers . apostrophes. the l ength and f ormation o f the words are all L---------~-' hints . Each day !he rode lellers are different. By Oswald Jacoby CRYPTOQUOTES and Alan Sontag hHow was 1 to know ?" R F E U T lamented West. R 0 Y EFT RI TF T " Any crocodile would known ," replied East. zc H y R have YHT D ZW T . ZH LZTC "So would most really good bridge players." IT EFR ' C L T · South had taken dumm y's QYMF UTR RY ace of spades , played three U T R rounds of trumps, led a low RY zc Y R IT F C Z FT . RIT diamond and let West hold the trick with his 10. West K. CI E 0 had shifted to a club and Z R . -- U . Yet!lerday'e Cryptoquole : SHE 'S THE KIND WHO CAN East's 10 had lost to South's MARRY ANYONE SHE PLEASES. TOO BAD SHE DOESN'T king . PLEASE ANYONE.- ANONYMOUS Then came the key play . South had led another low © 1918 Kint Feltllrtl Synd k ll.e, Int . diamond. West had played IT'S A PLUMB MIRACLE. LUKEY-I HAVEN'T SEEN ONE DADBURN CROW IN OUR CORNFIELD IN TWO-THREE the jack and after durruny ducked , East was forced to win with the queen . He could do nothing beller than to take his a ce of clubs and hold declarer to 10 tricks. If West had played the km g of diamonds , he would ha ve been s ure to get the lead and could have set the ha nd by leading a nother club. West reallY. should have made that difficult play . It was a cinch that if South he ld the queen of diamonds, he would have led toward It from dwruny, instead of away from it. A Texas· reader asks what we would bid woth : &-13·B • KJ XX 'O AQxx t X X •J xx The bidding has proceeded one diamond-double-pass. We would bid two diamonds . Then we would raise either major suit that partner would bid in response to our cue bid. ! NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN .) tOo you have a question lo r the experts ? Write " Ask fhe Experts , " care of th is newspa· pe r. Individual questions will be answered II accompanied by stamped, seff·addressecl envelopes. The most in terestinr! questions will be used in th1s column and wt/1 re ce1ve copies of JACOBY MOOE.RN.) IT AIN 'T NO -- AN' GAVE IT MIRACLE -- A NEW I JEST TOOK FRIGHTFUL LOOK MI./ OL' GLADRAGS OFF'N TH' Wall <l•"' :::::::·... ,... . ..... . + A.J 10 • 6 43 • K 72 1/t..fn.O ! o.t:Oot " " 0>......... - ..... EAST • K 8753 '0 543 t Q7 SOUTII • Q6 '0 A Q J 10 8 DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work it : turna ce, central air , rural IMU: TIIIMI, JUN! II TIM!: i :JO P.M. BRIDGE 38 Energy NORTII measure 39 Hire with electric on good gravel road . A real good buy at S12,SOO.OO . . NEW LISTING - 1975 Holly Park 70 x 14, 3 bedrooms. bath . forced a ir Want just $8,000. BUSINESS BUILDING With residence , bath, city water , naturaJ gas heat in good location on State Rt. Need m .ooo NEW LISTING J !6 Hearties 27 Sunnounted 30 Tolerate 31Burn 32 Join •• W'•• "' fellow 37 Youngster _r:_u_e_sd_•_:Y_._J_un_e_13---:-:-=-::-:-::::-- -- - - - - 38 Pub COUNTRY PRIVACY -- 2l sewer and water available. district 20 ZOla 23 Everybody included %4 Glut Maglie Z8 Therefore 19 Fold 33 Black cuckoo : var . :u - Luis Obispo 35 Storage box 36Hwnan acres of l&nd and woods water, patio. and .80 of an acre. Only $17.500. OVER 9 ACRES - 0t good building land In town with 10 Lose weight 16 Incessant i9 N.Z. ,-+--+-Crocodile missed chance 3QA .895·3802 01 Yesterday's Answer 25 Admonish 9 Hennit 7 . JD-Ali.Star Anything Goes J ; Sha Na Na 4; Between The Wars 6, Fam ily Feud 8; MacNeii.Lehrer Report 20,33: The Judge 10; In Sear ch of 13; Wild Kingdom ll . 8:0<>---Grlzzly Adams 3,4,15; Eight is Enough 6,13 ; Carol Burnett B, 10; Nova 20,33. 9:0<>---Davld Frost 3,4,15; Charlie's Angels 6,TJ ; Movie " Up the Sandbox 8,10; Great Pe rformances 33; Poldark II 20. 10 :oo--Pol lce Woman 3,4,15: Starsky & Hutch 6,13; News 20. 10 3D-Amer ican Enterpr ise 10. 11 .00-News J,4,6,8,10,T3,T 5; Dick Cavett 20 : Lilias Yoga & You JJ . Tl : JD-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Pol lee Story 6,13; Hawaii Five ·O 8; ABC News 33; Movie " Another Time. Another Place" 10; 12 :00-Janakl 33 . Tl :4D-Mystery of the Week 6,13; Kojak 8; 1:0<>--Tomorrow 3,4; 2: lD-News T3. Movie Chonnel 4 5 & 9 P.M -Sliver Streak lPG ) 7 & 11 p .M. - Eagle has Landed 1PG I Coble Channel 5 7:00P .M. - Pa ul Gaudino 7:JD-Wahama Band In Mexico 10 · 0<>--- 700 Club 11 :00-Wahama Band in Mexi co. Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag II POMEROY, 0 . roofs, ,...,.,PII*, 1:3D-Days of Our Lives 3,4,1 5; As The Wor ld Turns 8,10. 2:DO--One Lite to Live 6.13; Six American Famil ies 33; 2·3D-Doctors 3,4,15; Gu ldlng Light 8,TO. 3:0<>---Another World 3,4,15; General Hospital 6,13; Lil ias Yoga & You 20,33 . J :3D-AII In The Fam ily 8.10: Ohio Journal 20 : Tur· nabout 33. 4:0<>---Mister Cartoon J; For Richer , For Poorer 15 ; Addams Family 8; Merv Griffin 6: Sesame St. 20,33; Gomer Pyle. USMC TO; Dinah 13. 4: JD-My Three Sons J, Gil ligan' s Is. 4.8; Brady Bunch 10; Little Rascal s 15 S:OO-Here Come The Bndes J: Gunsmoke 8: Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33 . Hogan 's Heroes TO ; Emergency One 13 ; Petticoat Junction 15. 5:3D-News 6; Elec . Co . 20 ,33; Mary Tyler Moore 10; Hogan 's Heroes 15. 6:0<>---New s 3.4,8,10, 13,1 5: ABC News 6; Zoom 20; Making Th ings Grow 33. 6:JD-NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News TJ; Andy Grlttlth 6; CBS News 8,10; Over Easy 20; Antiques 33. 7 :0<>---Cros•·Wifs 3,4; Newlywed Game 6, 13; Sha Na Na 8; News 10; Gil ligan 's Is . 15; Dick Cavett 20 ; People & Place• 33. 25 One of Omar's trio b-+-+~ !6 Vocalized 27 Baseball's MAIN storttge Jt.rnble Book No. 10, wl1h the ii!Mt 1t0 puzzlel, ...~tor 11 .36 pl)lt· Pl6d from Jumble, c/o lhlt Bolt 34, Norwood. N.J. 07&41. tnclt.ldl your l'llml. addreee, zip oodl and mike eheckl paylble to UtM~41·tl oe1111 . symbol PU LLI N S ~XCA V ATIN G Complete Service Phone 991-"l .rt78 old blo c!.. and wh rte neu tered mo le col. Allee· t 1onote, playful 9973.(77 DROWSY POETRY speak 23 Russian 608.733 1. 3 veor SQUAB Goes to pieces in the art muteum - "BUSTS" 2% Unable to HOWERY AND MAR TI N cove ring ~ep t ic sys tems , doler , backh oe , dump tru ck. . lrmes tone . gra ... el. blocktop povtng , Rt 143 Phone 1 (6U ) FREE PUPPit S. 992 J9Y1. Sma ll (Answers tomorrow) of TV WIL L do rool rn g constru Cflon. plumbing ond heo tmg . No tob too Iorge or too sm all. Phone 742 -2348. sma ll I Jumbles. LUCID 2G " Red" name 21 Knight t XCA VA T! NG . dol&l , backhoe ond d ttcher Charles R. Ha tfield , So ck Hoe Se • vrce , Rutland , Ohto . Phone 742· 2008 ADULT MALl shaggy blon de poo· YeSielday's by THOMAS ACROSS I WindmiU blade 5 Plwnbing gadget 11 Backward male? 12 On land 13 Split II Embarrassed 15 Billy Williams 16 Bikini time in France 17 Down under bird 18 Smitten by Amor line bol!int•e• St>nitt~ HWOOD II Now arrange the circled leMers to form tl'1e surprise answer , as sug· gesled by tne abOve car1oon ~ our 985·4155 Chester, Ohio 45720 ~sSen-ice~ VA f HA , JO yr . f in onCtng o l so ref rnon c+ng Ire land Mo rtgage . 77 t ~late A th en~ . phone (6 1A ) GRADe ·•· DIDN: T YOU DO 01(? VOU MARRIED ME I KEN GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY !teal Eetate for Sate Nf: W 3 bedroo m house . '} both~ oil eler I acre . M1ddlepor1, cl ose to Rutland Ph one 992 7481 1 side tJ "( I I 1 ] [ 1 I I r' WHY? '(01) us Weddings Silver ond Golden Anniverury Family Reunion• Special Occosions Photogrophy Is Alum. & Vin~ Siding Chester. Onio TO·JO·c (] I I Answer cApture ond preserve those preciou s moments forever - MASH BROTHERS J \THAll~ • LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-THE MAN, JED! ·4· mo . I 0 399 W. Main St . Free Estimates Phone 949 -2862 and IHERTHS 0 JJ. 12:3D-Ryan 's Hope 6, 13; Bob Braun 4; Gong Show 15; Search for Tomorrow 8,10; French Chet JJ. 1 0<>---For Richer. For Poorer J; Al l My Ch ildren 6,13: News 8, Young & the Restless 10; No t For Women Only 15; Vandalism 33. r II A L.BA'%. Sma II engine & moW4tr service , Massey Ferguson rx r Pomeroy, 0. 3·15·ttc ~ MODERN SUPPLY H. L WRITESEL ROOFING byHenriArnotdandBobLee Unscramble these lour Jumbles, one letter to each sQuare, to form lour ordtnary words BEYo ..a TH' EIGHTH • Jack W. Carsey , Mgr . Phone 9<rJ.1181 15 ACH:tS IN Floune '} sto ry J be droom . f ull bmement ga rage car port , Iorge krtchen bo th on ground ll oo r Al ~ o lo tge bedroom . $21 500 or con hove hou~e and I ocre fo r Sib 700 Ca ll Steve Jac obs q92 2616 Battery. lnst a llation Service p~ n2·2174 SALES AND SERVICE 11.9.tf c 8o• .J • Real E5tale for sale Brakes Tires Shocks SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 300fMin St. Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy 991-6282 or 992-6263 8 A.M. to 4:30P.M. ~ ~ ~~ 1!,1 MOORE'S Muffler PWMBING & HEATING INC. ank 1 nee WIHJE9.!lES TO P~OVE- 1r WA~N'I AN ACCIDENTl ONE'"S DISCOVfRE'D TUESDAY , JUNE 13,1971 5:JD-News 6; Elec . Co. 20.33 ; Mary Tyler Moore 10; Hogan' s Heroes 15. 6:00-News 3,4,8,10,T 3,1 5; ABC ·News 6; Zoom 20; Making Things Grow 33 . 6 3D-NBC News 3,4 ,15; ABC News T3; Andy Grlftlth 6; CBS News 8,1 0; Over Easy 20; Antiques 33. 7:0<>---Cross.Wits 3,4; Newlywed Game 6,1 3; Pop Goes The Country 8; News 10; Gill igan's Is . 15; French Chef 20; Voices of Eastern Kentucky JJ . 7: 3D- Hollywood Squares 3,4; Candid Camera 6;; Mac Neti .Lehrer Report 20,33; Price Is Right 10; That 's Hollywood 13; To Be Announced ll . 8:0<>---Movle " Raid on Entebbe" J,4,T5 ; Happy Days 6,13; Mov ie " National Ve lvet" 8,10; In Search of the Real America 20,33. 8:JD-Laverne & Shirley 6,13 . 9:00-Three's Company 6,1 3; Movie " Play It Again, Sam" 8.10; Minn esota Orchestra's Anniversary Concert JJ; Prevln & the Pittsburgh 20. 9:JD-Carter Country 6; Mary Tyler Moore 13. 10 .0D-News 20 ; 10 :3D-Biack Perspective On The News 20. 11 : OD-News 3,4,8,10.1 3,15,6; Dick Cavett 20; Over 1llill~ ~1} ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME At Wa.tw tCI thil 4·30·tiC (at'l's Septic and Sunday . 10 miles south ot Pt. Pleasant on Rt . 1. Phon e JO~ · S76 · 2026 . Richard and Lois Austin . ~0 For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple ·c-•. Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992 -5682 !JtV~N ROOM hou~e w •th bath and garage N0 pet~ Col i oher 5 pm 843 2900 WHICH MEANS SHE- CAN ~HOVE- ME OVI:RBOA~ D·- AND THERJ!U. Be tJO 5HE CLA IMS 5HE'5 FOUND A PERFECT Fl5HIN6 SPOT WHERE l CAN RS'I.A X IN PEACE AND SOLITUDE! THE: WATER l Service ,,...... ........... ¥• mile ott Rt. 7 by.pan on St . Rt . 11~ toward Rutlond , 0. STRAWBERRIES 991 7787 D01Nii AWAY WlTH YOU OIICE' YOU'RE' OUT ON Radiator...,-~._, Anyday , anytime. Phone 985-3806 Ja ck Ginter 985.3806 1971 HONDA 750 cc stoc k l:11. · eel len t condrtron l ow mdcoge '192 t>21e 992 7331 s.JJ . I mo. commercial . Call tor estimate, 24 hour service. ~HOP EED A WATER SOFTENER? HA!> SOME' ~CHEME FOR Allor 5: 00 or Anytime S.turday 992-71T9 or 992·504T 4·27 .tfc Pomeroy 109 High St. CAPTAIN EASY YOUR NIECE: '(OLJ THI~I( C~ II (Bob Hoeflich) l qv1pment. 7 hy'drou l1c styl1ng c hotr~ 98 541 75 olterb 1959 C H ~VRO U J 7 door 327 4 speed SBOO o r be51 oiler . 1973 f' l YMOUTH CU DA A!lok rng $100CI 197 3 ( he ... ro le! (oprrce Wagon Phone 843 2061 The Photo Place R.e si dent la l IWO N~ W de lu ~~:e ele c t r~c ranges 1 gold General l:lectric and I white 1oppo n . ~ 225 each Con b~ ~een ot K mg~ b i.J r y Home ~ a le!t 110 E Ma1n St . Pomer oy 997' -7034 DUMP TRUCK SERVICE SEPTIC TANK CLEANING A•e 1973 BUIC K lUXUS t.cel lent con P H A C N ew d rt ron P ~ trre~ Sl b50 qq7 7B7t> & Portraits Weddings Passports Anniversaries Special Occasions CARTER Will C AN~ l ot the elderly rn our home Phone qq'} 7J t 4 Pomeroy landmark DAVE'S BACKHOE G ARA G ~ prices on 1977 Challenge, Loaded orr bucket ~eot~ l tnted glOM• a u t o ~tre k c os ~el!e rear ~pe eke r~ letTered trre~ mag~ Hem r orange r-~· ~ t S \800 Bob Morrrit 992 .544 8 114 Un1on WAN TEO 10 renl hou se or t rorler by l r•ed mcome cou ple Want...:lto1Jur SEW-RITI: SEWING Club wrl l :;pon so r a yard sole Wed .. Jur1e 14th on t he em pt y lot acr oss fra n 148 Buttern ut Ave f ro m 10om to? Ra m ca ncels Senices Offered FERTILIZER, NITROGEN,' POTACH, FERT~PELS & BLEND Business Services If YO U ha ... e o se t vlce to offer w ont to bi.Jy o r se ll somethmg oe lookmg for wot k or wh o le_.er . . you II ge Tresu l ts las ter w1th o Sentinel Won! Ad . Ca ll 99 2-7156 Chec k our low, low ~HARP NH D PLUMBER lor loc a l lrrm Mu st hove pre~o~ ro ui e• penence Call 9Cf'} 1918 alter 6 pm ~ ~ NSI MAliC oc co unl!ng mochrne Ph o ne qcn / 156 \he Da rly Sentme-1 111 Co i.Jrl St(e et Pomero y Ohr o 1Qbfi VW BUG S400 9'11 ·5858 'N A IT R~SS TELEVISION VIEWING DICK TRACY! j ra, h "' ~.ru vtt>r U~o.• nununwn 13 lll t>rtb L.' ~ ~ t,lt.• j:lo.' r w·ord i)l.'r dat \ (b rt\1!111111. ulltt'f lhan l'tlll.-.t'\:1111 \"l' d.11~ " Ill bo! ~l ~rp:l'd dl !I~· I d<t~ 1S dremeo t>stat\1 sn certtl H' Want Ads Turn vTrnwanted Items Into Cash \'- uti b ur Uodt•r M E i GS I NHAB I TANTS OT HER \,l!iE R S ne.::essan I~ Easy 33. 11 :Jo-Johnny Carson 3.4, 15; Soap 6,13; McMillan & Wile 8; ABC News 33; Mov ie "The Illustrated Man " 10; 12 :0<>---Janakl 33. 12 :0s-Mov le "Christina" 6,13; 1:0<>---Tomoaow 3,4; 1: !D-Kojak 8; 2:0s-News 13. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1978 5:45- Farm Report 13; 5:50--PTL Club 13; 6:0<>---PTL Club 15; Summer Semester 10 6:Jo-News Conference·• 4; News 6; Summer Semester 8; Christopher Closeup 10, 6 · 4S.....Mornlng Report 3. 6:50--Good Morning, West Virginia T3 : 6:5s-News 13; 7:0<>---Today 3,4,15; Good Morning America 6,13; CBS News 8; Porky Pig TO. 7:2s-Chuck Wh ite Reports 10; 7:3G-Schoolles TO. 8.1l0-Capt. Kangaroo 8.1 0; Sesame St . 33. 9:00- Merv Grltfln 3; Phil Donahue 4,13,15, Emergency One 6: Brady Bunch 8; Match Game 10; Studio See 33 . 9:3o-Andy Grlttlth 8; Family Atlalr TO; Feeling Free 33. lO :ilO-Card Sharks 3,15,4; Edge of Night 6; Pass The Buck 8: Joker 's Wild 10, To Tell the Truth IJ ; Over Easy 33. 10:3D-Hollywood Squares 3,4,15; High Hopes 6, 13; Price Is Right 8,10 ; s20.000 Pyramid TJ ; Pa int Along With Nancy Kominsky 33. 11 :oo--High Rollers 3,4,15; Happy Days 6,13; Charlie's Pad JJ. 11 :JD-Wheel ot Fortune 3,15. Fam ily Feud 6,13 ; Partridge Family 4; Love of Li te 8,10; Erica 33; 11 · 4S..... Theonle 33. 11 :ss-CBS News 8; Loving Free 10. 12 :OD-Newscenter J;" News 4,6,10 : Sanford & Son T5; Gambit 8; Midday Magazine 13; Watch Your Mouth t - The OaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday, Ju.ne 13, 1978 c.. c............. ~-loO · SCF\RECROW )._ (;lpto< ...... , ...... •"f'IC1'1f1 l"'t otot ..... .. . . ....... . liiiU MIID I 10~01 0 1)111 lfl lU.liOII =-~':.'""'"' ......_ ..... " "'." M '•• ........ ~ """>! ........... ...... - ""'""" 1. I �10 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday . June Fire hits Wellston • station WELL.STON mormng Monday destroyed the WKOV rad111 transnuttmg statl(m, lnca ted one mile snuth nf sta te Route 93 on State Route 788 Fore departm ents from Wellston , Coalt on and Hamden responded to the f1rc short ly after nudnight. but thetr com bmcd e£forts were m vam to save the bulldtng or 1ts va luable cun trnts The ftre's ca use 1f nfft ctally ! Urgent appeal issued An early fi re I Chi-l l'il's r asst• ll. con· structwn manaf!e r for Ohio p ,, w e , Co m p a n) ' s hy drot• lectri c power plant bc1 n~ built at the east end of tht• Rat•me Dam. ISsued an 01gent request toclal fur '"' ft.sh mg at the s1te ·Wt• arc clet•pl y concerned fn r the safe!} of area ci l!zens "h" f1sh near our project," " undeterrmned," but arson Cas.s~ll has not been ruled out Ch1l'f Deputy Edgar Hoy bum of tile sheriff's department sa td the site wtll be mspected b) the ~1 ate ft re marshal's offtrl' Well ston ASS IStant ror e Chief Jun Hutchmson satd the fire apparentl~ sta rted Ill o front off1ce ond sp1cad qu1ckl l through a false an• tlisregardtng our posted Signs and are ft slnng w•tlim the fenced-off area Fur thctr safety, we urge all area anglcrs to do their fl sh mg ctther UJJStream or do wn stre am from those fe nces" He sa1d proJect plans ca ll fm a f1 shtug pier whJl'h \\Ill be open tu the pubhc about the tmte tilt' plant got.'S tnto sa td "Some people ce1lmg Nl) official estnn at10n of S4'rvt ee tn tht• fall of 198(1 loss has been made. but ' II Will must ce rtcunl} run mto the ---------------------------~ In the meantime. we an· asktng area fishermen tn tens of thousands of dollars cooperate wtth us m our cfLew Da\ !S, own er and r,~t1 tncnsuJ eth esafet yuf<tll , o'perat or of WK OV. was rum pany cmplo)ees and 1ht• expected to retum to Jackson genc1a! pubhc ahkc." Munday after an abbre\lal ed 'acatwn in Flonda The loss IS msurcd Dav1s IS also a Jackson Co unt y CumSON BORN miSSioner Dr and Mrs St ephen Coats IllS not known how long the of West Plams. Mo. arc anradw sta lHJII "til Ul' off the nounctng the b1rth of a son, Walt er Chrt stupher on Monday, June 12 at the West P!a1ns Memonal Hospita l SQUAD RUNS Th e baby wetghed 9 lbs , 2 o' The M iddleport Or and Mrs Coats also have Emergency Squad answered ftve other cht ldren. Sean. 10; two calls Monday evening. At Way ne, 9, Laura Beth. 6. 8 55 p m the squad trans· Stephen Andrew, 3 and ported Carl Weimann. Rt 1. Do uglas Scott , 2. Dr Coats ts tVan Zandt Road ), Cheshore, on I he surgica l ~1;Jff a! Wt•sl to Holzer Medical Center. He Platns Mcmonal Hospit al was a medtcal patient Maternal grandparents arc At 9 20 p m the squad was Mr and Mrs Lluyd Conic) of called for Eula Francts, 620 St. LouiS and paternal Locust St. , who ~<a s taken to gra ndparents arc Mr a nd Veterans Mcmo nal Hospllal. Mrs Charl es Gaskell of M1ddlepurt and Wellston and the la te Robert L. Cout s at Mt ddlepu tl Mrs Wal let Hayes, Middleport . •s the Clear and cold tomght . with great-grandmother lows tn the mtd or upper 40s. Sunn)' Wednesday, 11 tth h1ghs 111 the low 01 mid 70s, EXTEN DED FORECAST Thur sda) throu g h Satu rda), faor Thursday, Weather with showers Frida)' e 11· ding Saturday. Highs will be in the upper 10s Thursda). with lOll'S in the 40s or lower 50s. Warmer Friday and Saturday, with highs io the low or mid 80s and lo11 s m the 60s. .···· NOW YOU KNOW Hoach Stmpson, accused of shuoung a banker 111 Sk1dtX1, Ca hf , 111 1905, wa s lynched twice by the to wnsfol k - the seco nd tun c beca use a reporter for the Los Angeles Herald arnved a day late to POOL PARTY - One hundred and twenty-Etght students at Syracuse Elemen tary School were taken to London Pool in Syracuse for a pool party Monday from 11 a m. to 1 p m Teachers and parents also attended the event. Desai visiting Carter B)' JOHN F BA HTON WASHI NGTON 1UP I I In dta' s Prt me Mtn tster MorarJl De sai - tall. creel and vtgm ous at 82 - toun.'< l ~reat Bntain and crossed tlw Umted Sid les !\\ICC before pa) mg a formal ~1ate \1Si t to President Ca rter tn Wash 1111,10n 1\ f t e r w e I co n11n g ccremnntes fin the Wh1te !louse so uth lawn, the dise1ple of the !all' Mahatma Ghandi " as to dtscuss wtth PreSident Carter South As1a 's tncr eaSlngly turbulen t pol lt tcal snuauon and seek mnrl' US eru·1ched uramum for Indi a's nuclear power plants rollo wlll ~ an ltlllerary that W(lUl d exhaust many younge r pohUctan s, Desat arm•ed in Ne 11 Yor k fr om London Thur sday. flew to Sa n F1anc JS<.'(.l Friday, vtslted the farm of Dav 1d St ock lf1 Murdock, Okla . Sunda y, and Re lat tons co mm itt ees retu rn ed to New York Wednesday Munday for an I nd1an Desai has been tmpnsoned ex lubtuon at Bloomingdale's both bv Bnhsh authorities There ha ve been few and his predecessor . lndtra senous bilateral problems Gandhi , for his strong between India and the United political convtcttons. But he Slates smce Desa1 replaced rad1ates energy and speaks llldtra Gandht IS months ago wtth a tongue famed for But the mam one - the tartness ex port of U.S en ri ched For most hiS hfe, Desat's ura niUm for India 's Tarapur day has started at 4 a m. wtth nuclear pl ant outstde thr ee hours of prayer , Bombay - bas provoked followed by 14 hours of work . There ts no reason to beheve controvery 111 Congress Prestdent Ca rter fav ors hts routine wtll be different in se llin g more enn ched Washington . While some have ridtculed uramum to lnd 1a . But hts unrelentmg adherence to Congress, mmdful that India reg1men and strict personal detonated a nuclear explosiOn habits. Desai simply points durmg Mrs. Gandhi 's regime out he IS more v1gorous than an d violated U.S and hts critics Ca nadtan restnction s in the He eats most I)· fru1ts and process - is debating two re so lutions to blo ck th e m1lk, mixed wtth spectal root powders to prevent gas - and sale. w1ll be served a vegetarian Desa1 mee ts wtlh both House and Senate Foreign repast at tomght 's Whtte Bugging authorization is sought CO LUMBUS t UPI l Polire in Ohto say they t an take on orga mzed cri me and wm with a wtre~ap tool smular to the fede1al law that led lll R1chard Nixon 's demtse . They have asked the Oh10 LegiSlature to authonze elec· tron1 c buggmg, parltcularly to ftg ht organi1.ed cnme. but al~l t11 dea l wtth cor ruption tn public off1 ee and murder tn\'CStlgattons "Orga mzcd crune tsn 't rn vo!l ed 111 the 22 caliber murders m the Ullwnbus a1ea," sa1d Lt Dave Oatley, Columbus police mtclhgence bureau clu ef. "but It 's we coul d ga in ev1dence m th1s and other p os >~ bl e murder mvesugat10ns w1th ability to w1re tap ." Police m Columbus and surroundtng co unties a re tnvesttgatmg the deaths of mn e persons who they believe were killed over the past several months by the same 22 calt ber weapon. Currently m Ohio, only federal agenctes such as the FBI and CIA can obtam ev iden ce b) electromc sw-veillan ce Da1ley Jotned Rep Michael Stmzoano. 0-Columbus, at a M n nd e~y new s conf erence when Stinztano announced he would sponsor legts lallon autho ri zing poll ee to use wire4.appmg. Da1ley represents police statewtde as chairman of the Law Enfor cem~n t Consulting Committee of the Ohto Crune Preven\lon CoWlctL Oatley satd people forget that it was a felony (wire tape I convtction of the Wate rgate burglar s that paved the way for an mvesttga tion to former President Noxon's part tn the Watergate scandal Dailey sa id a wire tap bill had been in the works for monlllsand was a prionty for the cr1me prevention council , rover the event YOU CAN'T LOSE SOMETHING THAT YOU DON'T HAVE. YOUR CASH WILl BE SAFE IN A CONVENIENT CHECKING ACCOUNT . AT TliE CITIZENS NATIONAl BANK WALK -UP TELLER WINDOW AND AUTO TELLER WINDOW OPEN FRI. EVENINGSS To7 PM. ''Til f.' FR I J.:NIJLl' flANK" Dinner m his honor Most gues ts w1 11 dme on red snapper But he is as dedicated to democracy as to hi s stotc and asce ttc ways . In the IS months smce he succeeded Mrs Gandhi, Desa i has ended newspaper censorship and restored human rights and respect for government Although he was senior mmister when Jawaharlal Nehru dted 111 1964, Desai saw two others precede hun as prtm e mmtster - La! Bahadur Shastn , who succeeded Nehru but dted within two year s, and Mrs. Gandhi, who tmprisoned Desai for 20 months before voters ousted her from offi ce. Desa1 dtd not beco me prm1e mm1ster until he was 81 But lndtan offtc1als say he plans on bemg 111 offt ce a long llmc. OEA opposes loans COLUMBUS (UP! I - The Oh1o Educati on Assoc1at10n smd Monday ntght It wtll op pose any loans to fm anctall y pressed school distncts to keep them open lltrougli th1s calendar year Instead, said a spokesman for the organiza ti on reprcsen ttn g 82,000 publi c st:l10ol teachers, the OEA wants to use the $50 m1ll1on proposed for a loan fun d to boo;i the level of the general stat e school subsid y and spectal subsidtes for school distnct' 111 th~ e1ght maJor eit1 es w1th !ugh nwnbers of welfare children ·The OF. A ts opposmg any grants or loans to perm1t sdwol distr icts to stay open th ts year and make the 1school fi na nce) problems but noted . " We had dtfhculty fmd mg a sponsor ." Stinztano agreed to be the maJor sponsor of the biU that he msist s would prov1de strict civtl and criminal penalties for the unauthonzed use of wiretaps. " It was very ca refully written and is loaded with safeguards to protect the n ght s of ind1v1duals," Stt nziano said. "Th e wav the bill IS wrotten, whOeve r apphes to wire~ap would have to report the fmdmgs to the court withm I1ve days," he said . " If the results showed that no evidence was obtained during that time, the permit to wiretap wo uld be revoked. Area Deaths EULAH FRANCIS Eulah Lee rranc1s, ~3, Locust St., Middleport, died Tuesday evening at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Francis was born in Mtddleport on May 18, 1925, Locust St.. Middleport. Three sons also preceded: her in death. Other survivors besides her mother are her husband, Marion G. Francis; two daught ers, Mrs. Ronald (C arolyn Sue) Reynolds, Racine, and Mrs. Flornell Brown, Brownsville, N. J. ; a son, Thomas Marion Russell, Mason, W. Va., several nieces, nephews and cousins and seven grandchtldren . Mrs. Francis was a member of the Syracuse Church of God. Funeral services wtll be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Rawlings-Coats Funeral Horne wtth the Rev. George Otler officiating. Burial will be in R1verv1ew Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday. VETERANS MEMORIAL ADMISSIONS - Charles Williamson, Rutland ; Er· nestme Fisher, Racine ; Lela Robinson. Racine ; and John Dudding, Racine . DISCHARGES - Jenmfer Barrett, Gladys Triddle, Paul Hudson and Marie Custer Court actions filed Monday An appeal for roght to participate 111 benefits was f1led tn Metgs County Com· mon Pleas Court by Vtrginia Kmg , Rt . 2, Pomeroy, agamst Robert Daughert y, administrator of the Bureau of Worker's Compensahon et al. Penny S. Stewart, Middleport . filed a sutt for divorce against Harry E. Stewart , Rt. 2, Cheshtre, wh1le Paul McDaruel and Dixie McDaniel, bot h of Middleport fil ed for dissolution of mamage. LICENSES ISSUED Marria ge hce nses were issued to Richard J. Meckstroth, 25, Cincmnati, and Sheryl D Kmg, 23, Rt. 1, Middleport ; Paul Duane Fife, 18, Mtddleport , and Cynthta Lynn McKIMey, 17, Mid· die port , Dwight Dav1d Ashley, 23, Massillon, and Wanda Lou Keesee, 18, Rt. 1, Reedsvtlle. CLASSES CANCELLED Baton classes of Mrs. Gloria Buck Walla ce scheduled lor this evening has been cancelled due to Mrs. Wallace's illness. JAMES R. WALKER James R. Walker, ~9 , Rt . 3, Pom eroy, died Monday evening at Holzer Medical Center. Born Feb. 13, 1919, Mr. Walker was the son of the late Lawrence Walker and Edna Rupe Walker. Preceded m death by his father , he is survived by his wile, Violet Long. Walker ; a son, Larry, Rt. 1, Shade; a daughter, Karen Sloane, Rt. 2, Pomeroy; hts mother, Edna Walker, Pomeroy ; one sister, Neva Russell, Sprongfteld ; and four grandchildren. Mr. Walker was a member of the Middleport Chureh of Christ and the Mtddleport American Legton which wtll con~ct gra veside services . The funeral will be Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Ewing Chapel in Pomeroy. The Rev . James Corbitt will officiate. Burial will follow in the Rock Sprtngs Ce metery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p m. thiS evening. Pharmacist heading directors Rob ert Hock enberry , Dtrector of Pharmacy at Pleasant Valley Hos pttal, Point Pleasant, has been elected preSident of the Board of Dtrectors of Appalachian Emergency Med1cal Serv1ces, In c. Hockenberry has previously served as vtce prestdent of the board. Other oflicers include, vice presi dent , Ja y Hok e, admmistrator for the Lincoln Co unt y Com mission, and secretary-treasurer, Colleen Hollida y, who represents District Nine Association of Nurses. The 25-member board ts responstble for coordinating EMS related grant fu nds for Maso n, ' Ca bell , Wa yne , Lincoln, Logan, and Mingo co unt1 es Applt cat1 ons to talltng ap proxtma tely $500,000 have been submttled to federal and state agencies Ill behalf of these counties for the upcommg (!Seal year In the past year, the board ha s sec ured $130,000 for Paramedtc Tratnin g programs through Marshall University, $17S,OOO for Radio Communications in Mason and Mingo co unltes and $1 2,942 for equipment for vehicles m Mason, Lincoln and Cabell count1es. In addition, applications totalling $180,000 for equipment to be placed m Cabell, Mason, Lincoln and Wayne counties are currently under review for fundin g by WVOEMS. Thts equipm ent mclud es mobile radi os. defilbrillat ors and other ttems needed by squads to enhance the ca re of the emergent patients. In cooperatton with the Heart Association, the agency coordinat es CPR Training within the project area Over 1,500 ciltzens have been ce rttfied withtn the past stx months. fund from which to loan 96th Ohio House district. The MEET FRIDAY money to d1stncts unable to OEA and orgamzed labor The Ga llia . Metgs Com· remam open next fall , mainly backed Bayer mum ty Actton Agency Board btg city districts, beca use of - Lt. Gov Ric hard F . of Trustees will meet Fnday . (ConUnued from pqe 1) resista nce to ad dtllonal Celeste has "about a break· June 16, at 8 p.m. in the property taxes. even chance" of defea ting co unctl central office. " Loa ns w1ll lesse n th e Rhodes in the govenor's ra ce Grate read a letter from chan<e that a solution w1ll be th1s fall . TI1e OEA has been a Ashland Otl, notmg all grades • found to th1s entore problem," eons,.tent foe of Rhodes of gasohn e mcreased .S of a Ball told a group of news cent per gallon as of Ma y 31. reporters " Keeping the A letter was rea d from the schools open through Cold fronts bring Mullen Insurance Agency, December means nothing Pomeroy, dechntng in· It's no answer " jlre·summer relief sura nce coverage on two lift Hall said the OEA favors stations due Lo the serving of anoth er pa rt of th e United PreNS International Charles Mullen, associated governor 's and legislator s' Ulld fronts today broke up with the agency. on l'O uncil. program - $50 million Ll th e nation 's preview of Plans were made to contact fu lly fund the baste state swnmer. the Downing-Childs Agency subs1dy Scattered thunderstorms on the insurance. Work on a supplemental occurred ahead of tlle cold Coun ctl di scussed the appropri ation from surplus front throlll!h New England, proposed Heck's Store in state fund s ts to beg1n the Atlanti c Coast states, the lower Mtddleport and Mayor Tuesday 111 the Senate South and west to New Fred Hoffman reported a Fmance Ulmnutlee Mex 1co. se~m !css sen ous than tl is ," decision on whether the store Thund erstorms wer e JSln be built is expected soon. On other matters, Hall saod Joh n fl Hall , ch1ef severe Monday at lob byi st for the teacher satd : Council ha s given two - Republican crossovers Albuquerque and Roswell, gro up. readings to an ordinance Gov . James A. Rhodes and allowed state Rep William E. N.M . north of Ullwnbus. changing the section where rnaJor tty Der nocratic leade rs Hm1g, D-Ne1< Philadelphta, Ala .• and near Birmingham the store IS planned from m the Oh to General Assembly tn defeat Dale Bayer 111 the and lluntsville, Ala . Tornadoes touched down resi dential to bustn ess have proposed • $50 nulhon Democratic prtmary in the near Miami, Fla ., and zoning. However. no al'tion Mansfi eld, Ohto. A tornado was taken on the third was Sig hted northea st of reading last night pending word from the disco unt store T1J Our Delicious Strawberry Dallas. offi cials on whether the store Hail the size of golf balls is to be constructed Shortl:ake, w~h without fell at Adamsville, Ala. Gusty Co uncil approved the wmds and lightnmg were report of Mayur Hoffman for Whipped Cream. blamed for power outages in June. It showed $6,461.50 in se v e ral Illtnois fines and fees and $106 In communities. merchant police collections, Knoxvt ll e, Tenn ., had nearly I Inch or rain in six a total of $6,567 .50. Dtseusslons were held on a hours. Scattered light rain blind corner at Elm and Page occ urred over the Pacific Sts., purchase of weed eater Northwest . Other areas had equipment and materials Just in lime tor Father' s Day gl, lng big new shipment clear to partly cloudy skies. washmg onto the Wayland men 's bells. while. brown. block , olllhe popular width. property, Brownell Ave. Stop In the men's and boys' deportmen11sl floor , We' ll glodly help you with your Father's Day gift buying, Attending were Mayor HtJffman and councilmen, HRS.: 10:00 A.M. lllll 100 P.M. Sun.· Tlun. 10 :00 A.M. lh •S I WH\' Wt! kll! l\\' ull d ~ IH} 111 12 :00 P.M. Friday and Satvrdav. King, Mullen, Marvin Kelly, 11ft c{!o," :O.t ' l ;~ l!'! lt l lll d i.'l IJ lP tit \Villi am Walters, Carl Horky See Us At The Bend ht · l u~ .tl llt ·tlllt 'l y -~ jlhi 111111.! , and Dewey Hort on . .~-----------tllli·.;;;~;.;.,J Dr. Davis ELBERFELD$ ~rovoo~ooa~ ~row ~~~~ ~rn voo SEE OUR NEW SELECTION MEN'S BELTS or ~ ADOLPH'S MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation DEPOSITS INSURED TO '40,000 I DAIRY VALLEY ELBERfE[DS IN POMEROY l Review final regatta plans 1 EQUAUTY FOR ALL - Freddie the Frog Tuesday managed to get his share of the Fanners Home Administration money when he visited Archie Stegall, county supervisor. Freddie went lo see Stegall for a loan for a frog pond and the loan was granted. Freddie is getting ready for the 14tllannual Big Bend Regatta. Fred Crow, grand croaker of them all , announced that frog memberships are available and Charles Wayland is this year's grand croaker. Decisions are upheld VOL. XXIX NO. 42 j~)_r_h_e_w_o_rl_d_T_od_a_y_ Woman's body is found Construction halt ordered CLEVELAND (UP!) - Some 300 nurses at St. Vincent Charity Hospital pushed their strike into a third day today, rorclng Ute hospital to continue on a sharply curtailed l!Chedule . , Ambulance attendants were still being instructed to take patients to oilier Cleveland-uea hospitals if possible, so St. Vincent's emergency room would treat fewer persons tban usual. The nurses, members of the Ohto Nurses Association, lllrUck Monday after bargaining conducted by a federal mediator faUed to produce a settlement. Process speeding up WASHINGTON (UP!) - President Carter wiU speed up Ute process of seeking full diplomatic relations with Communist China, but is Insisting on three conditions to safeguard Taiwan's future, administration officials say. Natlooal security adviser Zblgnlew Brzezlnsky told Peking's leaders last month the United States is detennlned to move toward full relations, but did not start negotiations, officials said Tuellday, Arrest worsens relations MOSCXJW ( UPI) - The forcible arrest of an American businessman on charges of currency violations threatens to worltn U.S.-Sovlet relations, already strained by worldwide political tensions and allegations of espionage. P. Jay Crawford, 31, of Mobile, Ala., the Moscow representative of International Harvester, was gragged from hil car ala traffic light by Soviet mlllUamen. Park closed after attack YELLOWSTONE PARK, Wyo. (UP!) - Yellowstone National Plll'k rangers have closed almOII 10 percent of lhe p11rk's back-country campsites becauae a bear mauled and critically Injured 1 woman. Mary Anna YoWlg, 21, of Jacbon, Wyo., was mauled Tuetlday while hlkln& alone In the Jsolated Heart Lake area In the IOUthweatem portion of the park, park apokeeman Jordan Burl1l llid. She wu In critical but stable condition at the (llrk'a l.lke HQ~Pilal Tueadav. Bini contaminates water HILlll!:.K'I', Wll. (UP!) - It will be 11 leut another week before rlllidenll can stop boUing their drlnkin& water, contaminated by a dead bird In the w1ter tank. (Continued on Pllt 12) contest at the Pomeroy Library . At 11 a.m. a boat parade will leave Mtddleport levee and go up river to Pomeroy, arriving around noon. A prize will be gtven to the best decorated boat. This ts open to any individual tn the county who wishes to par· tictpate. A quilt show will be held at 1 p.m. in the Trinity Ch urch . Persons planning to enter the quilt contest are to have thetr work at the church Friday morning. At 1 p.m. Saturday the French City Ski Clu b of Galhpolis will perform. Loca l boat races follow at 2 p.m. Boat rides on the P A. Denny will be offered from 12 :45 to 2:45 and 3:30 to 5:30p.m. At 3 p.m. that day an eat-a-thon will be staged at Burger Chef. Persons competing mu st have a sponsor. The event is being sponsored by the Jaycees Rtdes on the P. A. Denny will again be off ered • • at y POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT. OHIO from 6:15to 8 :1~ p.m. The biggest event of the Regatta, the frog jwnp, will be staged on the Meig s Foot ball Stadium, beginntng at 6 p m. At 8 p.m. the nationa l frog derby w1U be held . Th e Jaycees are heading that event asStsted by long lim e advisor Dale Warner From 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. the Pomeroy Fire Department will sponsor a dance at the Pumeroy Elementary School. MUSIC Wlll be provtded by the Flying Machine. Ttckets may be purchased at the door for $7 a co uple. From 9 to mid· mght a dance wtll be featured on the P. A. Denny The Metgs County Museum will also be open to the pubhc from noo n un til 4 p.m. Saturday, according to C. E Blakeslee . After attending church, Heritage Sunday will be held at the Meigs County Museum fro m noon unttl 5 p.m. Finals of the tennt s lour· nament will be held on the Pomeroy Court s beginning at 10 a.m. From 1 to 5 p.m. camtval rides, and power boat races will be held. The rides will be Just $2.50 for the afternoon Races start at 12 :30 p.m. Paul S1mon , vice president of the chamber, reported the clea nup along the river bank is going very well. He stated $1 ,500 had been donated toward the proJect. He also reported over 200 flowers had be en planted at the in· terseclion of Nye Ave., and East Mam Street and that Don Hubbard, Sy ra cuse, donated all the flowers that have been planted along the highway. Attending were Fred Crow, prest dent, Simon, Ernrnogene Holstetn , secretary, Archte Stegall, Dale Warner, Bill Ma yer, Da ve Je nkm s, Quickel, Kyle Allen, J oe Young, Phil Kelly, Boy d Ruth, John Anderson. BtU (Continued on pqe 12) enttne PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1978 Hostility continuing map Strike entering third day beginning in Middleport and traveling through Pomeroy. The Falls City hot air balloon wtll be at Meigs ' Football Stadiwn following the parade to offer rides to youngsters. At 8:30 p.m. the queen will be crowned on Lynn Street followed by the Rio Grande Chorale. Disco dancing will be held on the P. A. Denny from 8 to 10 p.m. and I0:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. On Saturday at 10 a.m the annual cast mg derby, under the direction of Andy Lyles, will be hel d on the Pomeroy Tennis Courts, at 11 a.rn there wtll be a big wheel race for youngsters ages four and ftve sponsored by the GalliaMetgs Fraternal Order of Pollee Prizes will be given to all youngsters who participate. Big wheels will also be provided. From 10 a.m. until noon there will be a boat ride on the P. A. Denny for senior citizens . Also, at the same time. there will be an art e attributable to the service provided " are valid, but "charged otherwise included are subject to reconciliation adjustment." By WESLEY G. PIPPERT In the other case, the WASHINGTON (UPI ) General Motors Ulrp. had The United States and Cuba challenged the PUCO's I977 continued in hostile dectston granting 30 grain- disagreement today over drying companies wh ether Cuba tried to "extraordinary relief" from prevent the Katangese the Colwnbla Gas of Ohio, invasion of Zaire. A U.S. Inc. curtailment plan of Oct. spokesman says efforts to 31, 1975. improve relations between The court held that the the two nations are In exemption from the abeyance. curtailment plant granted to The administration main· the graindrytng companies t.alned its refusal to reveal its was legal because the "grain· evidence the Cubans drying industry ts not easily prepared and trained the accomodated by Colwnbia's Katangans in Angola and es tablished ( natural gas ) failed to try to stop their May supply season" and because invasion of Zaire . of growth within the grainPresident Ca rte r wa s drying business after Initial certain to face a barrage of approval of Columbia's questions about the situation, curtailment pia~ . along with other questions about U.SSoviet relations, at his televised and broadcast news conference today. An administratton official said Cuban Prime Minister Ftdel Castro told U.S. envoy Lyle Lane on May 17 he had heard about preparations for BRUNSWICK, Ohio (UP!) - The nude body of a woman tlle Shaba invasion and had who was abducted from a Brunswick shopping center and warned Angolan leader stabbed 2D times was found In a fteld behind Palmer's Pine Agostinho Neto it should not take place. Tree Inn, Medina Township, authorities said . The official said Castro Carol L. Smith , 22, Brunswick, had been stabbed in the claimed not to have any arms, legs, chest, breasts and abdomen, according lo Medina involvement with th e County Coroner A. J. Karson, who said the woman's body was Katangese in Shaba. discovered shortly after 5 p.m. Tuesday. Two days later, the official said, Lane told a Cuban diplomat that tf Castro's assurances were not true the MEN'l'OR, Ohio (UP! ) - A halt to construction on 35 United States would view it condominiwn Wlits in Mentor has been ordered by City with "gravest concern." Manager Edward Podojtl because of numerous building The invasion began the violations. The condominiums in question are additions to .Independence Place off Bellflower Road. Podojtl has notified the developers, Associated Estates Ulrp., Mayfield Heights, the order will remain In effect unUl they 're in compliance COLuMBUS (UPI) - The Ohio Supreme Court loday upheld two Public UUI!tles Commission of Ohio orders challenged separately by the General Motors Corp. and the Ohio Power Co. In one case, the court unanimously upheld the PUCO's 1977 decision orderlns the Ohio Power Co. to a refund lo its customers because of overcharges relating to the company's sale of power to other utilities. The PUCO decided the utility could not recover certain fuel adjustment ch~rges from Its customers when part of the power generated by the utlltty was sold on an emergency basis 1o «.her utilities. The utility challenged the refund order, but tlle court held that "fuel c-osts ·fairly BY KATIE CROW Final plans for the Btg Bend Regatta to be staged In Pomeroy June 22, 23, 24 and 25 were outlined when the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce met in regular session at noon Monday at the Meigs IM . The Regatta begins on Thursday. adding an extra day, according to Bill Quickel, co-chatrman of the event. Thursday festivities begin with midway rides from 6 to 10 p.m. Rides will be just $2.50 for the evenmg AL 5 p.m. preliminaries for the tennis tournament will get Wlderway at Middleport. At 7 p.m. a talent show will be staged In the Pomeroy Sentor High Building with Ralph Werry heading the event. On Friday there will be queen registration, queen luncheon and queen rides on the P. A. Denny. At 5 p.m. Friday the teMis tournament will resume . The annual _ll8rade wtll be held at 6 p.m . July 4 plans • g~ven RACINE - Pete Simpson, chairman, announces plans for the annual July 4th celebration of the Racine Volunteer Fire Department and Its auxlllary. The day begins with a flag raising ceremony on the juntor high lawn atlO a .m. followed by a parade at 10:15 a.m This year Instead of trophies, float prize winners wfll receive U. S. Savings Bonds. There will be awards to the first and second place floats In the Independence theme and first and second awards to the best entries in the non-theme or commercial theme categories. Trophies wtll be awarded to the top three decorated bicycle entries. At 11 a.m . a chicken bar· becue wfll get underway at the first station and at 2 p.m. there wtll be games at the junior high field. At 7 p.m. a dance will be held untlllO p.m. at the junior , high building with music by Uncle Dugger of WXIL Parkersburg, W. Va. Ad· mission will be $2.50 a person. A fir•works display wfll end the day'a festivities. Individuals and groupa planning to take part in the parade are asked to call Slmpeon at992-6235 day tfme, or 941-2118 In the evenfngs. next day. On May 25, Carter publicly condemned Cuba . Rep . Stephen Solarz, ON.Y ., who met with Castro for seven hours Monday , told reporters Tuesday Castro said a political solu lion is not possible in Angola . "The mission of Cuba in Angola Is to protee l it from foreign aggresston." Solarz quoted Castro as saying , "and there needs to be Cuban troops In Angola as long as tlle situation is unstable in Zimbabw e (Rhodesia ), Namibia and South Africa ." The United States estimates there are over 40 ,000 Cuban troops and military advisers in Africa, most of them m Angola (about 23,000) and Ethlopta (around 17,000) . Solarz said Castro has no plans to withdraw from the Ogaden m the Horn of Africa because the situaUon there is not yet secu re, fighttn g continues and in any case Somalia has no t yet abandoned what he termed expansionist designs on Ethiopia . "Castro quite openly and explicitly acknowledged the fact that Cuba was providing advtce and tra ining and logistical assistance to the liberation forces m Zimbabwe, Namibia and South Africa .. ." Solarz said . White House press secretary Jody Powell said Tuesday the proc ess of tmprovi ng U.S .Cuban rela !tons is now stopped . " The norma li zatton process ... Is in a state of abeyance at thiS point and is not likely to go forward," Powell said in response to a question . Despite deep U.S...CUban differences over Africa, the State Department made clear Tuesday the admtnistration has no plans to cut its on ly bnk wi th tlle Castro regime the U.S. diplomatic interest section in Havana. It's Flag Day! The Rag new today all over Meigs County, 201 years after the Second Contfuenlal Congress adopted the I3 stan to symbolize "a new COII!ltellatlon." It's Flag Day. Wblle stripes, too, were to represent states, ft became obvious by 18181hat the Rag would overflow with stripes. Ohio had a stripe of Ita own for 15 years, but after that year the stripes stood for only the orlglnalstalell on the eastern seaboard. Wflllam Driver, a Mauacbusetta sea caplafu, named lite Rag "Old Glory" fu 1824. While the Pledge of Allegiance lint appeared In the Sept. 8, 189%, iuue of the )'uuth ·~ t:rmiJMniun , It wasn 't untU 19M that tile words "under God"' were added . It was the Fourth of July , 1960 that the 50-star nag made Its lint appearance at Fort McHenry Natfonal Monument In Baltimore. "• .·. ·.. ...; ' • ," , ' ·: ··:::·:: ··:::: .: Six cases BLOODMOBILE DAY Monday, June I9, Is bloodmoblle day In Meigs ·county. The unit wiU be at the Pomeroy Elementary Three defendants were School from 1:30 to 5:30 fined and three others forp.m. feited bonds In Middleport Meigs County Is not Mayor Fred Hoffman 's Court donating as much blood at Tuesday night . the bloodmobile vialts as Is Fined were John Roush, Z2, being used by Meigs Middleport, $50 and costs, County patients In local destruction of village hospitals. There may not property; Carleton V. Booth, be blood avallable when • 42, Danville, Va ., $225 and you need It unless there It a costs and three days in jail, pickup In the donations, driving while Intoxicated ; warn blood program of· Donald Lovett , 55, Mid· flclals. Residents are asked dleport, $50 and costs and 30 Ill report to the unll bedays in jail on a petty theft tween the designated charge. hours. Forfeiting bonds were John D. McCollums, 25, Given, W. Va., posted on a property damage charge; Michael W. Kelly, 25, Middleport, $32, speeding, and BW Wallace, Clear and cold tonight, with no age or address recorded, lows In the upper 40s or lower $50 posted on a charge of 50s. Mostly SUMY and not as issuing menacing threats. cool Thursday wfth hlghs between 75 and 80. FUNDS DISTRmUTED !·!·!·!·!·!·!•:::·:·!·!:!·!·!·!·!·!·!·'·!·!·:::.:::::.::·:::::,.:•'•!•!•!•' State Audllor Thomas E. Ferguson's office reported a EXTENDED FORECAST Friday lhrouch Sunday, total of $19,280,057.39 in public mUd lbrou1h the period, assistance and special activities payments were made with OCCIIIODII ahowen. Hllh• will be In the low or In April to 88 Ohio counties. Meigs County received mtd 8h and Iowa will be in $30,400.89 In public assistance the upper 50s or lower 8ts. funds and $63.25 In special activl t l~s payments. tenninated Weather '25 WELCOMES NEW MEMBER - Paul Simon, left, vice president of the Pomeroy Chwnber of Commerce, welcomes new member, John Doug las of Doug 's Marma as a new member of the chamber. Douglas was introduced at the meeting of the chamber Tuesday. PTA undertakes new fight By RHONDA COOK ATLANTA (UP.! ) - The national PTA, which is involved in the campaign against television violence , is taking up the fight agamst sex exploitation with a threat to challenge FCC licensing of five network~wned stations. Dr. William Young, director of the National PTA TV Action Center. said Tuesday tlle organization will monitor fall network television programming and - If sex exploitation is evident - will challenge the II~slng of five stations up for renewal next year. Young told told the national PTA convention in Atlanta that the networks have been nohfled of the organization •s Intentions if 1978 fall programs are not upgraded. He said the five networkowned stations up for license renewal In 1979 are: WMAQ (NBC ), WLS ( ABC ) and WBBM (CBS ), all in Chicago ; WKYC (NBC) tn Cleveland and WXYZ (ABC) in Detroit. " Wh en we ( the PTA ) started the anti-violence campaign, the networks said they would just substitute vwlence with sex," YoWlg said . "Although there has only been minimal research on television sex explottation, Ute PTA feels the effect on children is detrimental. " The networks are emphasizing the 'jiggles · which show normal body movements of braless women, portraying them as seK objects. Women portrayed as objects rather than humans results tn uncaring people. It Is also totally untyp ical of the Patrol probes 3 wrecks The Gallla-Meigs Post , Htghway Patrol, investigated three accidents on Tuesday. At 9:S8 a.m., a dump truck driven by Martin L. Bailey , 18, Nelsonvtlle, traveling south on U.S. 33, blew the left front tire . · The truck crossed th e medium into the north boWld lane, and overt urned. Bailey Incurred visibl e inj uri es , but received no The automotive division of immediate treatment. the Meigs clerk of courts The incident occurred near during the month of May, milepost 6 In Meigs CoWlty . collected $4,120.50 according The truck was severely to a report submitted by Larry Spencer. clerk of damaged. A one vehicle mishap occourts. Of the total collected curred at 9:50 on Hartsook $2,960.25 went to the clerk and Rd., just west of Mt. Tabor $1,170.25 went to the state. Rd. There were 1,296 titles According to the patrol, issued, 455 notations of liens, James A. Houck, 23, 275 memos, 3 salvage titles, Galllpolls, driving a truck 1,492 applications. affidavits owned by the Gallla County and asstgnrnents, 74 penalties Commission. Highwa y and 44 certified copies. There Department, was east bound, were 37 boat titles issued , 15 notations of hens, 7 memos, when the brakes on the 33 applica tio ns . affidavits vehicle failed. The truck ran into an and asstgnrnents. There were 158 autu Inspections and ten em bankme nt and over· salva ge inspections . (Continued on Pllt 12) $4,120.50 collected dwing May ~ women 's movement." According to YoWlg, the current tss ue of Playboy ma g a z ine said approximately 22 pilot shows this fall will use sex exploitation. "The networks won 't let you prevtew the fall programs, so all we have to go by is writte n descriptions ," he sat d. "When something is seen fa vorably night after night, people think it is OK and tend to imitate. A good example is adultery " YoWlg said the PTA has . met with several top advertisers who "indicated increasin g dissatisfaction with current televison programming." He identified two of the advertisers as Sears and Proctor & Gamble. " Aside from voicing our opinions, we are not putting any pressure on adver tisers ," he said " However, pressure on advertisers may be tlle only recourse tf Congress passes a communication bill now in a House subcommittee. •• YoWlg said tlle bill, if passed , would give permanent licenses to stations after five years of operation. Blood appeal is announced Blood is needed for Tracy Whaley , Pomeroy, a patient at Holzer Medical Center, Thirteen pints of blood have been used for Whaley at the center. Residents ma y give replacement blood when Lhe bl ood mobile vtstts the Pomeroy Elementary School from 1:30 to 5·30 p.m. Monday. Residents donating for Whaley are to indicate that to the clerical staff at the bloodmobile or credit wUI not be given. Whaley fractured an ann in a fall at the hospital Tuesday. '· � 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 13, 1978 francis walker