https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/49f6ecc49b06ff396fe60b76b4c6bcbc.pdf 4681e0e84c8cd6f1cb28c029036a53cd PDF Text Text ~~-=-T~:_D~i2:e~~~~~.~~~'!~t~':::"~~~- ~~L~s~~..::~um· r·------==~:-~::~~~~~~~~~~-!lll------!111---~-------"'!"---------------~ • tl [ b b u c b g 8 r I ! E.L.BERFELDS IN POMEROY Area Deaths LELAH HENDRlX Lelah Belle Hendri•. 90. Mechanic St., PQmeroy . died Wednesday evening i:JI Veterans Memorial Hospital Mrs . Hendrix was a daughter of the late Wil!Lam and Ella Holter Spencer riLed May ln. She was prc.:cded tn death by her husband. Flnyd 1Dick 1 Rummel. ~_me st(•p-su n, Theodore Hununel. both fo rmerly of Minersville : her parents. and I wo brothers of omaha . Rathe·r· 's Day G. l•tt sugges· tz•on·s . , • Besides her parents. she She is survived by one S<!lt. was preceded in death by her James D. Rummel : one stcrhusband, She lton: a sister, snn, Riehard G. Rummel. one Cora Campbell and a broth er . ... step-danghtcr. Mrs. Pienc Roy Spencer. tJanet l Boss anl. all of Surviving are a sister. Mr s. Onwlta: two sisters: Mrs. Gertrude King , Wintersville, Mari e MufOey , Lin coln , Neb .. 0 .; three nieces , Ruth and Mrs. Evei)·n Kopecky : Stearns. Racine : Ev el\'11 brothe r-in-law. Dr. Mark Robinson , and Rulh C~ n- Muffl r 1· and stster-in-law ningham , both of IV Ln - .Ill s. Vernell Buresh · on~ tersville, and a nephew , Lt·o wrd ~. Charl es Buresh.' all of King, also of Wintersville. Oma ha : s isters-in-law , Mrs . Hendrix was . a Gl enna Rumme l. Mtnermember of the Syracuse S\'ille, and Mrs. Gladys Smith Church of the Nazarene. and Mrs. J. Ca rl r~\lberl<i 1 Funeral services will be Hawse of Barberton: .. ne held at 2 p. m. Friday at the brot her- in-law, Rolla"d Ewing Funeral Hom e where Rununcl of Columbus. fri~ds may can· at any time. Services were held May 19 Burtal Will be in GL!more at 2 p. m. at the Omaha Cemetery. Gospel Tabernacle wit h the Rev . Peter Befgen offtc tatmg . Auria! was in MI. Hope Cemetery . Ft•r MILDRED RUMMEL memo rial s the family Mildred L. Buresh Rum- suggests a J . D. Hummel mel. 61 , Omaha, Nebraska . Edu cation FUnd. FATHER'S DAY CHAIR SALE! Save 20 pet . on our entire stock of recliners, · · wall -a -ways, swivel rockers, rocko-loungers , and wood MEN'S $16 BLUE JEANS 95 Basic blu~ denim jean - boot cut. flaire leg ?r stratght legs - pre -washed. No fault den1m. S1zes 29 to 42 waist . Special price . Ameritel Enterprises, Inc. announce today ground breaking ceremonies lor its Meigs County Nursing Home are scheduled June 27 at 3 p.m. The ceremony will be held on the 10-acre sit e located' two miles north of Meigs Local High School on Old State Route 33. The $1.1 million facility wa s financed by industrial revenue bonds iss ued by Meigs Co unt y. Thi s tax-free 2 DAYS ONLY REDUCED 20% .. ; It js expected 60 to BO people will be employed at the home, with an annual payroll exceeding $5011,000. Presiding at the ce remo ni es will be Ameritel's Pres ident Halph E. Hazelbak er and Meigs Co unt y Co mmissioners Henry E. Wells, Richard E. Jones, and James E. Roush. Areception will be held at the Meigs Inn afterwa rds. ltnancing method was enacted by the federal and slat e gove rnm ents to promote jobs through the private sector. Although the bonds are issued by the county , all financial obligations are the re sponsibili ty of Ameritel F.nterprtses. Inc. Construttion of the 100-bed hom e is scheduled to be ('()rrt pletcd by June, 1979. ROLF'S BILLFOLDS You ' ll please Billfold from first floor cred it card TODO your Dad wi th a Rolf our selection on th e bi ·fold s . tri -folds . cases. key -holder s . SAVE 20% ~EN'S WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS I 3 in a pa ck age - permanent press colt on po lyester bl e nd . $~~~age TIES ..................... SALE 14.15 Men's $6.50 TIES ..................... SALE 14.85 TIES ... -... -............. SALE 15.65 FREE GIFT BOX TWO DAY SALE MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS HOURS EXTENDED FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE. OPEN: FRIDAY 9-6 AND Smal l. med ium , large and extra larg e sizes . Crew necks - collared styles - lank tops - cottons coHen pol yesl er ble nds - terry cloths, banlon s A big se leclion . ,o SATURDAY 9-3 Men's sus Knit Shirts ....................... $4.25 Men 's $6 .95 G I ~ Knit Shirts .••..•..•.•••.••..•.••• . SS .90 Men's S8 .95 Knit Shirts ........................ $7.~5 Men's $10.95 Knit Shirts ....................... $9 .35 Men's $12 .95 Knit ShirtS••••••••••••••••••···· $10.9S Men 's $14 .95 Knit Shirt s ....................... S12.7S A Home Bank Fur Meig.~ Cou11ty PeofJ/e \ \ f I L Music Dept . REG. 79.95 CHANNEL MASTER AM-FM CASSHTE PLAYER-RECORDER 1 • A(. DC $5900 SALE • Buill-in Microphon e • Bib Overalls • Summer Caps • Dress ow Work Socks •Jackets • Suspenders • Pajamas •Swim Trunks • Umbre lla •coveralls • Dress Shirts 'Bandana Handerchiefs and man more. .. Music Dept . REG. '99.95 RCA STUDIO Ill HOME VIDEO GAME 2 Only Fealures 5 built -in vi deo games with added programs available . $7900 SAlE Music Dept. REG. '17.95 CHANNEL MASTER AM-FM TRANSISTOR RADIO -- - ~ construct the new 100-bed facility through industrial revenue bonds issued by Meigs County. Ground breaking ceremonies are planned at the construction site, June 'll . NEW NURSING HOME - An architect's drawing of the new Meigs County Nursing Home is shown above . Ameritel Enterprises, Inc. will • at y at lea st $116 million in loans mtd grants to help keep schools open t11rough 1978. At the same time, the House passed 85-1 an accountability and management bill to help school clis1ricts get the most out of available revenues. That measure passed after majority Democrats voted down an amendment forbidding schools to close unless Utey operate under minimwn stJte standards for a8 long as tlley can . '11te two bitrs crossed paths and will be taken up in the opposite chambers when the Legislature reconvenes next week . Legislative leaders hope to grt them passed by the end of Ute week and adjourn for the summer , but there are indi cations some pitfa lls may sur face, particularly with the tr eatm ent or financially tr oubled sc hool di stricts through proposed grants and lo• ns. Senate President Pro Tern- pore Oliver Ocasek, D-Akron , said the package should keep mos1 Ohio schools open in the fall. with th e poss ible exception of Cleveland and a dozen other cash-starved dis1ricts unable to pass new tax levies. Passage of the supplemental appropriation ca me on a bipartisan vote of 29-3 after only 15 minutes of debate . Although th ey warned that the school loan program would endanger futLWe property tax Jevjee, ·CHARLESTON, W.Va . (UP! I - The 1978 contract between Ute coal indu stry and the United Mine Workers union , with its switch to commercial health insurance for active miner s, has revitalized the once-mling UMW health and retirement funds but has resulted in problems for ailing miners. Funds director Martin Danzi nger said Thur sda y that the funds. once at the point of nmning dry. arc having no problems making payments under Ure new UMW contract. He said invoices are pra cti ca lly current. The director co nceded there have been som e problems with doctors , clin ics und hospitals who refu se to bill insura nce ('o rnpanie s and insi.lit on billin~ miner s and their h1rnilies. '' Some providers ha ve refu sed to bill carri ers I insunmt·c companies 1 and are billin~ the benefi ciaries instead," he said . "We have tried to talk to the provtders and some have refused to do. that (bill in su r a nee companies 1." However, Dan zinger said the problem is' not unique to miners. " It is a si tuation which third parties all over this country ar e dealing with," he said. Earlier this week, UMW International Executive Board Member Vernon Massey of Districtl 7 said the ~hangeover to commercial insurance plans ha s sparked widespread disaffection that co uld be tran slated into wildcat strikes next month . Bitwninous Co al Operators Association President Joseph Urerman was in West Virginia this week to di scuss medical benefits and related problems. according to Quinn Mo rton Ill , exe cutive secretary of the Kanawha Coal Operators Association . Morton said the industry's chief complaint with the new system is the complicated forms secretaries must fill out. He said several large companies are making direct contact with clinics and hospitals to tra ck down complaints about billin g procedures . Char les Louden, marketing director for Blue Cross-Blue Shield of Southern West Virginia. said his firm has encountered only "minin1al" difficulty with doctors billing patients directl y. He said the firm . the serond lar}4est coal insuran ce provider in the state, will reimburse any benefi ciary within 14 days. Danzinger said pensioners who are •till covered by the UMW funds should try to deal only with medical units that will bill the funds directly . In cases where that is not possible , he said the funds u s uall y reimburse beneficiaries within 30 days . SALE '13.99 MEN'S DRESS SLACKS • . ,.... ! • enttne Fifteen Cents Vol. 2!1. No. H Republican s offered little resistance to the bill. '11te appropriations bill, fLnanced by a $79 million surplu s this year , a sunilar projected overage for fi sca l 1979 and a variety of fund tran sfers, includes $35 million to finan ce ' a state em ployees' pay raise and $20 million in new money for public •ssistance. In addition . a reduction in welfare caseloads will enable the state to boost aid to uepen<!ent children beneftls 11te education portion of the appropriation contains $68 milli on in in creased subsidies and a guarantee that most school districts in the state will receive at least 10 percent. but no more than 35 perce nt , more than thelr curren t subsid ies starting Jul y I. 'lltere is also an $8 million bonus lor school districts with pa ssage of tax levies . "This is an excellent piece heavy welfare caseloads. · The most controve rsia l or leg islation in terms of item . a $40 million loan balance," said Sen . Harry program , drew fire from Meshel, D-Youngstown , the Republicans who sa id it chief sponsor. " Although it would benefit big city school does n't meet everybody'• distri cts who had not needs, it does a reasonably mana ge d th eir operations decent job." The lone oppo<tents to the well . They complained it (Continued on page 12) would discourage future ' .. \ committee Teenager l(r.IGS COtJNTY returned MEN'S 11.95 1 SLACKS ........................... SALE 19.56 10.36 1 SLACKS ......................... SALE 112.76 MEN'S 118.95 Weather SlACKS -........................ SALE 115.16 HALLMARK FATHER'S DAY CARDS - \ OPEN SATURDAY 9:30 A.M. TO 5 P.M. ELBERFELD$ IN POME·R y WASHI NGTON tU Pl i Dt srega rdin g inci dents of student riotin g there , President Carter was headed for Panama today to complete the accord by whkh ~te United States b'l'aduall y will yield t~m tr ol over th•· Panama Canal 1t built 75 years ago . Carte r and his wife Rosa lynn left Washington with nut the tradi tional MODELS NEW FUU. DRESS SUIT - Charles (Frog ) Wayland, Middleport , is this fanfare that al'co mpani es a year's Grand Croaker . He will preside at all frog events during the Big Bend Regatta that presidential trip abroad . will be held June 22 Utrough the 25th . The chan1ber had Mrs. Howard 1Edna) Triplett, They left th e White House by Pomeroy, right, make him a full dress suit with top hat Utat he will wear during the Regatta helicopter at 8 a.m. EDT and weekend . Shown are 1-r . Emmogene Holstein, secretary of the chamber. Frog and Mrs. 18 minutes later took off from Triplett . The picture was taken during a fitting of the suit. The attractive green sati n full Andrews Air Force Base for dress suit is in keeping with the Frog events. Atlanta . Chatting briefly at the Black lung bill Whit e House with Vice EXTENDED OUTLOOK President Walter Mondale, Fair Monday and a given approval Carter waved to the press but cha nre of showers or had no words lor reporters thundershowers Sunday before his departure . WASHINGTON (UPI ) and Tuesday. Highs will be The first lady, however. The Senate Appropriations In the 80s and lows will mnfided that she was not Committee has approved a range from the upper 5Gs to co ncerned by reports of bill authorizing expenditw-es the middle 60s. unrest in Panama. "Maybe I of $162.7 million from the ·:-:.;-:-!-:-:-:-:-·.:-:-:.:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:::-:-:::::-: should be," sh e told UPI. black lung disability trust One of the best attended "but I'm not. " Site hopes fund for thousands of pending everthing will be "all right. " orga nizational sessions of the and new black lung claims. llte president appeare<l to Meig s Count~ Demo crat Sen. Jennings Randolph, Dbe in ~ood spirits for the trip Central Committee was held W.Va ., who wrote and floorThursday night at the Meigs to l.atin i\Jnerica. managed the black lung But the first stop on the Inn . legislation . said Thursday the Officers elected for the president's 35~1our journ ey approp riations bill I• On Thursday , Juvenile identical to the one approved was to be in his home •1ate of committee include Norman Georgia, to attend a Will , chairman : Eve lyn Officer Carl R. Hysell and a 237-72last week by the House breakfa•1 meeting of the Thomas, vice cha irman : parole officer of the Ohio of Representatives . Southern Baptist Convention. Bruce Ma y. secretary, and Youth Commission went to a He said the bill shvQ!d be Edwin (Bill ) Cozart. Columbus airport to take favorably reported to the custody of a 17-year old Meigs treasurer. Senate floor next week as a The Democrat Executive Co unty youth being returned Committee was organized. from Cleveland, Tennessee. joint resolution . which means it will not have to go to a Officers for that group are The youth . on parole from conference committee. Che ster Wells , chairman : the Ohio Youth Commission, Henry Hunter, vice chair- awaits a dispositional man ; May. secretary . and hearing for a theft from an Partly cloudy , chance of Cozart. treasurer. elderly resident of Midscattered showers Saturday. Fo ll o win g the dleport . He fled the state, but organizational session, Jack through the use of the Highs in mid or upper !lOs. Hillyer. SQperintendent of the teletype Leads" System of Probability of precipitation Nelsonville-York School Sheriff Proffitt's office, the 20 percent today . tonight and District and Demo crat youth was apprehended by Jll percent Saturday. LO'ITERY nominee for State Senator, Tennessee authorities. This wt;ck's winning Ohio was present to address the BOARD MEETS He presently is being held Lotlery numbers : group. Speaking upon his in the Juvenile section of the RACINE - The Southern Go ld 11umb er - 6. planned campaign, Hillyer Meigs County Sheriff's Loca I School Dist rlct Board Whlt1· number - 65 . told the group that if elected Depar1.ment. of Education will meet In Blue •tumher-227. to the state senator's post he Today, Hysell conveyed a regular session at 7:30 p.m. t·~ xlra Cash will fill the position on a lull 16-ycar old Route I, Mid- Tuesday in the high school 79216:1. time basis . cafeteria. (Contlnued on page 12) Democratic A big selection in sizes 29 to 48 waist solid color patterns, stripes - most all are 100 pet . polyester double knits . Special Father's Day Sale prices . Se lect yours from our display on the first floor . You're sure to find · t right one · for your Dad . iUS the enroute to Panama Will heads \ I MEN'S 112.95 SLACKS.... ~ .................... SALE MEN'S 115.95 , .' ' ) . UMW pact helping fund~::::::~ Men's S7.50 SPECIAL DRIVE-UP WINDOW By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP II - A •· a-pronged' Democratic ~,rckage to ensure that Ohio public schools are operating next fall has reached the halfway point in its legislative journey. But the serond half, which begins next week. may be more difficult than the first . The Senate Thur sday quick!~ approved a $200 million suppleprental approprtaliona bltl containing Our entire stock included Ready tied ties and four -in hand solid colors and patterns. • VVork Uniforms • Oress Belts, • Hanes Underwear •Sport Coats • House Slippers • Robes • Walk Shorts • Jog Suits • Western Shirts ~ \ Democratic school package at halfway point WEM BLEY Tl ES Men 's 'Department 1sl floor BaHery ppera led s tyl es. sell winding s tyles and d>grlals . lAVING FATHER'S DAY SALEI OTiiER GIFT SUGGESTIONS • e l'omeroy-Middleport. Ohio Friday. June Hi, 1!17H Men's $5.50 Included in this sale men's round about fuller cut Jeans Reg. 116.95 SALE '12.88 SIZES 34 to 50 \ Announce groundbreaking Lloy~ sp ring base chair s, fo ld ing lurmture, redwood. swings and tabl es. SPECIAL FATHER'S DAY SALEI MEN'S TIMEX WATCHES OHIO LAWN & PATIO FURNITURE SALE \ ( better revenue projections and keep closer track of their money . In some cases, the state Department of Education would help them . In fa ct . under certain circumstances the state could take over management of a schoo l district's fiscal affairs. "There are not very many circumsta nces in which we believe this will happen, " Christman told hi s eolleagues (Continued on page 12) weeks or study by the House F'rnance Committee, which took testimony last winter on why 15 school diStricts were for ced to close in 1977 and 35 others ran short of cash. Sena te leaders hope to give the measw-e quick consideration next week and put it on the floor for a vote . Sponsored by Rep. Larry H. Chri,1man, D-Englewood. the maf)Bgement bill would allow school districts to make FREE DELIVERY IN TIME FOR FATHER'S DAY SALE RACINE COLUMBUS (UP! ) - The Ohio Senate 'has received from the House a school accountability and management bill designed to give school districts help in wiser use of existing revenues. The bill, part of th e majority IJemocrats; school financing package, was sent to the Senate Thursday on an ~I House vote. It was the products of LARGE SELECTION OF CLOTH AND VINYL COVERS. A GREAT WAY BANK . J.J Hnlzrr Medi cal Ct• ntrr 1Disrhargrs June Ill Lesli e Adkins. Har old And ers on, Mt sty Clagg. Forrest Clark. Nancy Clark. Hallie Cross. Donald DeCoy. Nellie Haggy, ~l e li ssa Halley. Mrs. Marlyn Haner and daughter, Sally Icard , Barbara Ja ckson. Cel'e lia Jenkins, Ruth Karr . Brad Landrum. Lula L•udermill. Janet Mallhews, Kathleen ~ o bel , Jan et Norman. William Persinger. Arzelda Rife , Shelby Robert s, Teresa Scott . Pamela Smith, Karen MEIGS BOOKMOBILE Theiss, Deni se TillLs, Mrehael SCHEDULE Monday, June 19- Great Waugh, Geraldine Wires . 1Births I Bend, 3-3 :30 ; Stiversville 4Mr . and Mrs. Paul Kauff. a 1:30: Long Bottom )-) :30: Success Road 6-£ :30; Count\' daughter. Middlepon : Mr. Road 20 - Da ve's Grocery 7- and Mrs . James Wolt z. a 7:15 : Enterpri se 7: 30-1! ·00. daught er. \1cAnhur . Thursday, June 22 - Letan 2:45-3: 15 : Antiquity 3:30-4 : Racine -· Wagner's Hardware 4:15-5 :15 : Racine Ba nk 5:1).0 :15 · Srracuse Swimmin g Poo i 6:30-B: HI-LOW TEMPS Minersville Hill B: 15-8 :45 . NEW YORK I UP! ) - The highest temperature reported Wednesda y to the National GET LICENSE A marriage \ice nse wa s Weather Service. excluding issued to Robe rt Lee Alaska and Hawau, was 112 William:;on. 19, Rutland. and degrees at Casa Grand e Donna Lynn Thornton . 20 , Ariz. Today's low wa s :IZ degrees at Bradford . Pa. Langsvi lle. HOME NATIONAL • ' \\ rockers . Veterans Memorial Hospital Admissions - Ja cquelynn Naylor. Mason: Herman Lawson , Minersville: Betty Hamm an n. Reed svi lle: Franklin Coe , Heedsville; Katheryn Pier ce. Mid dleport ; Debra Burke , Pomeroy: Albert Martin , Pomeroy, and Sampson Hall, Syracuse. Discharges - John Dudding and Lena Heilman. RACINE ' WAREHOUSE SURPRISE DAD WITH A NEW RECLINERI HOSPITAL NEWS YOUR • f a th er 1 s Day IS t h is Sunday. You'll find many excellent gift Ideas at Elberfelds. Clothing • Cameras - Easy Cha Irs • Ra dl OS • TV Sets • Luggage - Records and Tapes and many, many more. Plus Hallmark father's D~y Cards and Gift Wrapping. Accountability bill sent to Ohio Senate ON BEHALF of the three chapters of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority three members of the wority's City Counct l pre!M!nted a $500 gift to the Meigs County Museum . Purpo!M! of the gift Is publkations. From the left at the ~ ~ presentation are Norma Amsbary, Mary Pickens, Janice Peavley, sorority City Council representatives: C. E. Blakeslee , president of the Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society; Margaret Parker and Mike Gerlach. sndety representatives. .. "' ., �_ The DatlY Sentmel Mtddleporl Pumeroy 0 Fr~d ay June 16 1978 3 2- The Dally Sen!tnel Middleport Pomeroy 0 F nday June 16 1978 Orient teacher remarks: 'You get burned IE(J ITOR S NOTE R •semary Arm a" ul the Culumbus UPI bureau w11rked se•eral days a week durmg a slxm.,nth perlld as a vulunteer at Orient Stale Institute m Orient Oh111 Her status as a nt'ws repurter was not known lu uHicials If t'lnpiHyees at lht: ID!illtUthtn Based m her expenences at Orient she has complied a three-part ser1es 111 wha t 1t IS hke w •rkmg m an u1st ltutu n for lhe mentall) re tarded F11llt~wing IS the sect nd arttcle In tht se nes 1 By ROSEMARY ARMAO ORIENT Ohw I UPI I - If I ever heard an elementary school teac her complam I d laugh They have k1ds who can talk The) can read Just on ce I d hke to ask a questwn and see 40 hands shoot up The speaker ts one of 25 teachers hired at Onenl Sta te Institute for $5 24 an hour 18 month s ago to fulftll reqUire ments of a ne~< state law that ever) Ohioan under the age of 22 has the nght to an educattun Named for the b11l that created It the 455 Program takes m teenagers so retarded so afflicted w1th additiOn al behavioral and phys1ca l handicaps like epilepsy and cerebral palsy that other tram1ng plans exclude them The severely and profoundly retarded have IQs bet ween 35 and 40 TheIf teachers w1ll never see a hand shoot up or a face hght w1th unde rstandmg They will watch hopefully for the bhnk of an eye or the relaxmg of a limb You get burned out You reallv do a teacher satd You put out so much effort and get so httle m return In one 455 class at Onent there are SIX g1rls Cmdy 1s blmd as well as sever!) retarded Unless prodded and verballv directed she turns tnto a statue slltmg lor example at lunch lime wtth her spoon suspended 111 nud atr Nmeteen year-old Michelle ts ~ut t sttc and cannot bear to be touched Her lmgernatls are npped from constant ptcking and from years of grmdmg them Her teeth are worn to smooth httle squares Teachers don t hke to Sit near her because of the wrenrhmg sound of that grindmg Debb1e also has cerebral palsy and at 22 IS called a l) p1cal 2 year -{lid by her teacher Tall and bmsterous she IS a behavtor problem who throws puzzle pteces at the tea cher and push es classmates K1m IS deformed and retarded aod spends hours hunched over m a cha1r b1tmg her hands The) bleed and are scarred w1th pmk welts Her hands and chm are coated wtth stt cky bad smelhng sahva Joyce 22 often gets tgnored m class by a busy teacher because on her own she can string beads aod lace paper shoes She talks So supenor does she seem m th1s class 1t comes as a shock when she cannot d1Stmgu1sh between two flash cards of a ball and a tree Another Joyce conftned Ill a wheelchair uses her one good arm hke a pmcher She talks m a constant babble What s your nam e' Hey look at the hghts Will you wash me Mormn) " He\ Mommy lm dirt) Joyce m1ssed stx mon ths of classes this vear wh1le a Andrews President suffers out' attend . • ;:.:::.'ruc"M•;;., :~"; graduatton maJor setback other w e~y to ge t I er wheelc hatr down the ntne steps that lead to th e basemen t of R11 erstd e Cnttage where classes are held m rooms full nf p1pes Classes are also held next d nr m a c: onderned t: ott.age !hat teachers have patnled and deco rated with fmgerpamtmgs and cut outs "' flo~<ers and birds They cant control the heat m the old bnck structure Bad equipme nt and la cIllites are a way of hie at OS! Some bwldmgs still m use date back 80 years Older resident bUII dmgs are bUilt hke a sheltered workshop that bu111Cd down m nud Aprtl - w1lh a wood fram e and ,tsbestos shmgles The 455 teachers ftnd the1r students rmss sc hool for other ndd rea sons A hepat11ts out break kept reSidents of one <ottage a\\ a) for two months Thev marked the end of quarantme w1th a ca ke and party Bobby dropped nut whtle hospitalized w1th symptoms hke Legtonna1res disease Doctors told hiS teacher the days of high fever could I aw done further bram damage Great the teacher remarked a year and a half If lea ch ing and he ends Up more retarded Med1catwn adrustmems the onset of rmm struat10n cmd eve n a brew1ng thunder storm teachers say cause beha\ortal changes that rna) mea n mt errupt ed schoo l Debb1e was a MlCHAEl cece,-e the world s youngest \\on tra\ner \~o nly one of the many exc1tmg anunal acts w1th HoXIe Brothers Ctrcus comm g to the Gall1pohs area on Wednesday June 21 w1th 6 and 8 p m performances at the Galha County Jumor Fairgrounds Indlvtduals ma) buy advance ttckets from members of the Galha Me~ gs Fraternal Order of Pohce Lodge No 95 peopletalk By United Press International LIVING LEGEND UVE It took 16 000 people to fill the cavernous Earls Court Exh1b1t1on Hall m lAndon Thursday rught butt! wasn t hard to do In fact when the tickets went on sale last month all 96 000 for the SIX-concert senes were sold out wtthm hours The draw' None other than Bob Dylan, who wowed the fans for 2\'z hours wtth updated verstons of his old songs - and a lot of new materta l too Dylan - sportmg a black leather Ja cket and wh1te trousers trunmed wtth hghtnm g bolts - was bac ked up by an e1ght-ptece group It was hts f1rst conce rt m England smce his appearance at the Isle of W1ght festtval mne vears a ~o IT S NOT EASY It s been 34 years smce Glenn Miller di ed but hts name st1ll attracts attention and that makes hts ch1ldreo uncomfortable A small park recently was dedicated m Dil3rle Calif on the s1te where M1ller once had a ran ch Son Steve and daughter Jonnie attended but reluctantly Steve M1ller satd he ts now a policeman somewhere m the U>s Angeles area - but won t be more spec1f1c If peopl~ know where I worked you d be surprised at the wetrd calls I d get People call who are mordmately cunous about my father Some asked morbtd questlons QUOTE OF THE DAY Rock mus1c fan Steve King on why he was wtlhng to shell out $80 to see the Rollin g Stones concert m Washmgton Thursday ntght Let me put 11 to you th1s way If you had a s1ster and the stster was gettmg married how much would you pay for a ticket ' I don t have a Sister BABY BORN Mr and Mrs Dav1d Baker are announcmg !he b11 tit of a sun Ryan James un June I at the Holzer Medical Center They are the parents of three other children Gay Brett and Rubble Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Paul Baker S) racuse and Mr and Mrs Wilham Morns Mtddlepurl Mr and Mrs Davts Butcher of Texas are great grandpa rents WAS GRADUAED Kn sta I ynn Morrts daughter of Mr and Mrs W1 lltam Morns Midd leport graduated Sunday from the Hockmg fechmcal Coll ege Nelsonville w1th an associate degree m apphed buSiness Her parent;; attended the ~re~d ua l!un l'eremuntes MAKE LIST Three Me1 gs Co unty studeots have been named to the dean s ltst of Mar~etla Co lle ge for the second semester They are Dav1d B Wolfe Middleport Jenmfer C Chapman Pomeroy and Mi chael B May Rutland GLIMPSES Former Sen Stuart Symington, D Mo was mamed Wednesday m New Canaan Conn to Nancy Hemingway Watson and among the guests were comedian Bob Hupe and wtfe Dulores Warner Brothers ts smng actor wnter-producer Tom Laughlln for $1 m1llion m U>s Angeles 1n a disagreement over television nghts to his f1lm The Master I wo SUH :signs of swnrue1 Gunfighter A fe ller al Judge tn Las Vegas gave comedian tllC SUITHTH.' I S JJSII U tlll d l:lp Gt.-.r~e Kirby - who ts free on bond ft ghun g a 111-year-prtson peat ance rf tht ~ea t s 111 st term for hero1n dealmg - perrmsston to accept out-of town f ..tx.!JNcS!'ittlOI IStll s l Jl JC!'i boo ktngs as long as he reports to the local U S marshal s off1ce every Monday Smgcrs David Crosby, Stephen Stills and Graham Nash will have thetr names placed on the 1 696th star tn the Hollywood Walk of Fame next Wednesday Milton Berle and Cab Ca lluway w1ll be headl1mng Les Gtrls • l.es Girls' at the Westbury (NY 1 Mus1c Fatr June 27 through July 2 New York s Cardmal Terence Cooke and JUrtst Louis 'lllzer were on hand at the Waldorf Thursday mght for the 90th mm ve rsary dmner-<lan ce of the Beth Israel Medtcal Center DINN ER EN JOYF.D Husb.wds were gu<sis f nernber> f till M1 ~s umw y « let) of the I <l UIcl Clrff rec Methuclist Ch 11 ch Tues lay mght for a putlutk ell! ner ot the r oads11le P•" k Steve Sil uk UUH;r s Hll-.:ru.hug \·H:: J c M1 s Eblm M1 s Sll uok Mrs funealee J hnson M1 and MIS James (, ,)more Mr and Mrs I loyd Wnght Mrs Amh<r l • lin Mrs Ddld ( ur liS Mrs l "'" Jatobs Susa n ... blm Hn umpanwd on Jus rl es h111 an Mrs JJ e rl loa ,UJtar for group smgmg Par ktr MIS Steve Eblon and ''ace was by the Re1 f I• yd Mr and Mrs I rne st Powtll ~ I • s~vere M1 i:llld M1 s Paul Anril l ws uf I un~ Bultum we1 t) 111 By PAfRICIA KOZA WASHINGTON (UP!) Nelsonv ille Sunday fur the PreSident Carter has suffered g1aduatwn uf lheu da ughter Ba1ba1a f1om the Hockmg a maJor setback m the House Ted1n1< al College Barbara m hts efforts to kill several ' ece1ve<l an associate degree water pro1ects but another adnu mstratwn backed lllJnedt<.al ass tstaiJt proposal - to help out New Oth e1 relati ves atte11 d111g wc1e M1 and MIS Pea rl York City - passed a b1g hurdle m the Senate McCrery Mr and M1s The Senate Bankmg IuS< ph C0111gan Michael An Committee approved a b1ll dr ews Columbus Mr and Thursday pr ov1dmg $1 5 MIS La11 Y M1ll11 on suns b1llton m guarantees to allow Mark and Jerry Cmdy New York to borrow money to Milliron Columbus and Mr stave off bankruptcy and Mr s Pa ul J And~tws The House already has son Ch11stopher Weste1VIlle approved $2 b1Ihon m loan Follo\\mg graduatiOn the family enJO)ed a dmne1 at guarantees the amount re by the ad the Hocking Valley Molu1 quested m1n1slrat10n and c1ty of Loclge Nelsonville ftclals However lobbyists for the b11l were sa ltsfted w1th PLANS MADE Banking Comm ittee approval Plans have been completed for the June 18 weddmg of of the prmc1ple of long-term guarantees and less Jeffrey Fr1end son of Mrs concerned about the amount Luther Fnend Bashan and Kimberly Ward daughter of because only $1 btlhon IS deftmtely called for m the Mr and Mrs Gene Ward Portland The open church c1ty s four vear ftnan c1al ceremony w1ll be held at the plan 1 he other $1 billion was Sulton Methodist Church at 2 to be fur contmgenc1es Banking Committee Chairp m wtth the Rev Steve man Wilham Proxm1re DW1lson off1c1atmg Wts satd the measure may be delayed on the Senate floor SON BORN Mr and Mrs Cltfford Young Jr Athen s are announcmg the b1rth of a seHn pound 15 ounce son Michael Edward on June 12 at 0 Bleness Hos p1tal In Athens Maternal grand parents a re George Brll v Athens and Dorothy Billy of Atlanta Ga Pat ernal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Cltfford Young Sr of Pomeroy Mr aod Mrs Eilts T Vickers New Conco rd are the great grandparents by the f1hbuster over labor law revtston and also poss ibly by a fthbu ster agamst the btll 1tself 11te ad1mmstrat10n s effort to cut back on spending for water reso urces proj ec ts backfired m th e House Thursday desp1te a threat e ned pr es tdenttal veto The congressmen went along With Carter s request to add 11 new proJects but reJected an amendment to delete e1ght others Fmal passage of the Sl 0 3 btl!ton pubhc works appropnatwns b1ll whtch con tams the proJects could come today Meanwhile Senate leaders were trymg to work out concessiOns m ~n effort to untraek the labor btll wh1ch has been held up for weeks by the fihbuster A f1fth vote for cloture - to lumt debate failed Thursday by two votes In addition to the chance of a fthbustcr over th e New York bill there loomed the poss1bthty of yet another one on a comprom tse plan lor deregulatmg the prtce of natural gas by 1985 Three hberal DemocratiC senators - Howard Metzenbaum James Abourezk and Wend ell Anderson Thursday branded the Jeg1sla!ton a sellout of the Arnencan pubhc and sa1d 11 was almost certam ' they would stage a filibuster agamst 1l In other leg1sla!tve act1on - The House Commerce Comm ittee approved an amendment to a hosp1tal cost<uttmg b1ll under whtch hospitals would not have to f1 gure salary mcreases for non supervtsory employees tnto voluntary cost cutbacks - The House Agrtculture Committee approved a b11l reqwrmg that arumals be knocked unconscious before bemg killed m governmentInspected meat packmg pla nts Humane slaughter methods already are used m most plants - The Senate Ethtcs Commttte e htr ed attorney Richard Werlheuner as a ~ spec1al counsel m 1ts.. : 1nvesllgatton tn to the • ltnanctal affatrs of Sen " Edward Brooke, R Mass • ~· Attendance doesn't • • worry mznzster case Her teache r ca lled her my By MARIAN E McQUIDDY 75-year-old Polk Co unty Jatl best kid uo t1l she was DES MOINES Iowa !UP I ) - the ltrst m the Jail s sudden!) because rf a new - The Re' Lanny Robbtns hist ory Before he came a state regula tion taken off a nev ~ r worne s about low group of area mtn1 sters regular tranqUili zer and at attendance at Sunday served the )3il whtch holds the sa me tune lOntacted an servtees He has a captive more than 100 uunates and IS ear 1nfec uon She bega n eongregat10n one of the largest county pulhng ut her half tn f1stful s Robbms 1s chaplam of the fa ctllttes tn the state and suapmg holes m her Robbm s sa1d he was called cheeks to sene Chnst while tn the When ft nally returned to Army and felt drawn to DAUGHTER BORN class w1th a scarred fa ce and pnson mtntstry wh1le tn APPLE GROVE - Mr and patch) scal p she sal With her setmnary arms folde d behmd her back Mrs Roger Herbert Roush We have a dynamic pro because she had become so are announctng the birth of a gram at the JBII he satd daughter Kimberly I ynn used to restramt s My work rs non Tea chers also compla in June 1J at PJeas.snt Valley denominational and about the lack of help from Hospital Pt Pleasant at evangehcal m content And <ntt<lge attendants m ge ttmg 11 36 a m She wetghed 71bs the att endance at the serv1 ces res1dents ready for school A 1 oz and was 20 mche slong ts mcreastng We are able to gym tea cher was distressed Maternal grandparents are get more people mvolved m tn hod several large bosomed Mr and Mr s Charles the program And they all g1rls sent to run and jump m Mi chael of I etarl f alls Opal B1ggs Jud1th A seem happy w1th the work Paternal grandparents are Bailey Charles W Bailey to her class w1th no bras Robbms congregatton m M1chelle \\as sent 10 class Mr and Mrs Herbert Roush J effrey A Mom s lot eludes men charged w1th nne day w1th no soc ks and one Rac1ne Route 2 Great Pomeroy an ythtng from drunk drtvtng grandparents are Mr and cold day 10 a sleeveless shirt Albert fhll Jr Dons H1ll to and sunple mtsdemeanors to Eve n when clean most Mrs Russell Fmdley Racme Thomas McKay Sandra felomes Man e McKa) parcel Chester Onent res idents look Route 2 Mr s In h1s two years at the Michaels Racme and Mrs deuep11 because laundr) 1s Mabel V Moore Carl E fa cthty he has scheduled a maJor headache at the g1ant Edna Roush Racme Moore to Danny B Fmk B1ble stud) classes reltgwus mstttu wn Water hot enough - J)eborah L Fmk lots serv1ees and one on one to kill ba ctena also shrmks Middleport counseling and has helped set cotton and wilts perma nent Thelma Dalton afhdav11 up a htgh school eqwvalency press Prns ar e more Sc1p1o program and other support comm on than buttons or Thelma Dalton to Mornmg program s for the men llppers Residents outgrow Star Untteil Baptist Church The )at! ts a rough clothes before they are re 1 003 acre Scipio env1runment rtle men are James C Hamby V1cey I pla ced and matchm g colors IS a t1me<onsummg IW<un Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr of Hamby to Harold D Lam The teachers beg m work at Chester called at the home of bert Sheryl Ann Lambert 7 a m at the cotta ges where Mr and Mrs Robert Lee and 16 85 Acre Salem thetr ktds are awa 1t10 g sho famtly receotly wers Sitting naked on a Mr s Donald Pterce of bench Ones that can 1 walk Athens ca lled on her mother are seated on a tmlet seat Mary C~rcle Saturday AUCTION SET suspended on a stee l frame Betty VanMet er Sheryl An auctton IS betng planned and hosed down and Patrtck Johnson and for Jul) t5 10 30 am at the Breakfast 1s the day s ftrst Eume Brmker called at the Jumor Fatr Bu1ldmg Metgs lesson Kun must be forced to home of Jesse Gamer County Fatrgrounds by the drmk liqu1ds You wrap a Pomeroy Sunday afternoon Canter s Cave 4 H Camp towel around her neck hold Mr and Mrs Arthur Fund Ratstng Commlltee Submitted her head from the bat k and Johnson VISited hts father Anyone who would ltke to William p Smith pour 10 the nulk stroking her Douglas Johnson at Holzer donate Items for thiS auctton Area Ext Agent throat so she II swallow Medical Center Saturday please contact Opal Dyer at Farm Management before she sp1ts James C ~rcleof New Haven 742 2SO~ Teresa Carr at 667 and The bus nde to class 1s was at the home of Mary 3416 or the Metgs County BudCarter Extension Of11ce at 992 369~ Ext Ageot, Agrlc hectic Teachers push pull C~rcle on Sunday and command res1deots to SIDE G'._..,.. • ..,CES by GoiFox 1 Ga111a couoy t dtmb the sta tr s and r : - - - - - - - -----..,-.:...-------, The 1978 Southeastern Ohio overco me demanding datry fteld day will be held obstacles th e) never - - Tuesday June 27 on two encounter tn thetr cottages ) Lawrence County Ohio, f ron! seats a1 e reseved for a datry fanns The host fanns spasti c <hlld and a crtpple ~ are owned and operated by Teachers !tnd seats among Dr and Mrs John Pratt , th e students trymg not to get South Potnl and Mr and near the dr110lers or teeth grtnde rs Or ncar Lana who ) Mrs Jay Schneider Chesapeake may sp1t tn lour hatr or the blontle gir l l'ho pulls puny I West Vtrgtma and Ken tail s On cold days teachers I lucky datrymen m the area avoid the teenagers wtth - ".----are also mvlted to participate rWJny nrses m thts Oh1o acttvlty 1 get ctise< uraged all the Field day acttvltles w11l um e one teacher s31d At start at the Pratt farm on first I cli dn t kru w what wdu Rankms Creek Road at 10 30 with them a m The farm Is one m1le One 111mn1ng she spent I south of the Symmes Creek trymg to get Ktm to knock •' "o• bndge at Getaway Vtslung datrymen will be able to d •wn a tnwer of three bl ocks Thtrty 1111nutes nne day went ,.; I observe a !Hk:ow Holstem 1 11 gettmg Ctndv to walk ~ ' ' herd concrete free stalls fnr w<J rd til volct! t:ommand magn etiC concentrate ( ondy hurm ucd Amenca the feeders, crowd gate alfalfa Beauuful throuKh It all '''\ ' grass haylage and effJclent nulkm~ lacrltues Removal of extra teats and dehornmg calves will be demonstrated V\.l \~ U[ d ll I SH) Ul A group of cows which 1 1ghl ' gt t' llff hut he , freshened at 21 to 24 months !I ttl\ Ill I \ ~ k11 W \\II of age Will be on exhibit Hll I Ill :\J lt p \ llh /JI .., h 1 j At I 15 p m the field day tl ll_: t I H 1111 It Y. O d I I ~1 sh you wouldn I brag about our live percent morlgagc will contmue at the Schneider I I I I I I I I 11 1.. ,. you mrghttuSI as well 'ell them my aget fai1J located on Ohto 378 Meigs Property Transfers Carmel News, By the Day • • I_ __ =- it f"' I am ICr) pleased With tl1s row1d satd lrw10 who bogeyed OIC pcmng hole and prornptl v abando ned Ius aggresstve tactics After all th1s IS the US Open and you Can I afford foolish nnstakes The 1dca IS not to make any foo ltsh gam bles fhe nthe1 thr ee par breakers at 1 unde1 70 were tour 1eterans Andy North and J C Snead and 111-year" ld B11ghan Young UmverSity freshman Bob Clarnpell In 1960 when the Open was last held at Cherry H1lls the course sun emiered a record 45 sub-par rounds But w1lh swtrl10g wmds unexpected heat and typtcally d1ff1cult p n pla cement s th e 153 starters m the 78th Open found a chfferent co urse than the one they had been playmg By MIKE RABUN UPI Sports Writer DENVER (UP!) - For the better part of a week 11 had been wh1spered m corners of the Cherry Hills Country Club locker room The feelmg among some of golf s most prol1c1ent praclt !toners as the U S Open approached was that thts course can be had So much for that theory Just as t! almost always does the course prepared b) the United States Golf Assoc1atton for 1ls once-a year moment m the spotlight had somelhtng m reserve Thursda) And many of the golf s household names coul d not cope Thirty four or those m the f1eld - 22 per cent failed to break 110 Only four men could break par and one of them local favonle Hale lrwtn put together a 2-under par 69 m the 9>degree heat Thur sda) for a one stroke lead gm og mto today s second round GEAR UP FOR THE TOUGH JOBS WITH AGRAVELl I can t understand It CINC INNATI i UPl l Iom Seaver appeals to be Seaver sa1d after be1ng pounded b) the P!Hiadelph1a reboundmg from an early season p1tch mg sl ump JUSt 111 Plulh es last month for hts th ird loss m SIX starts I ve th e mck of time lh e 33)earold ne ver had a eonlrul problem righthander has shrugged off smce the 1974 season when I a J-4 start to record s1x had the 11 11 record But then stra ight vtctones for th e there \\as a reason I had a Cmcmnat1 Reds And the ptnched scmttca nerve m m) Reds are counting on hun lnp !'hal s what IS so frus hea\ 1ly tontght agamst the St tratmg I ve ne ver had a LOUIS Cardmals Wllh the pertod hke thiS without HL>ds firepower sapped by somethtng bemg wrong "1th m1ur1es and slumps Seaver 111 h1s fir st full me physically Lately though Seaver has season w1th the Reds after shown flashes ol rebounding beong traded from the New He takes a 7-4 record to the York Mets a )ear ago w nfessed he felt completely helpless earher thts spnng when mtred tn one ur the 11orst slun1ps of h1s 11 ) ea r -~ havmg to face the fact that there are problems and they have been separated from the rest of society They real1ze that this occurred because of somethmg thev dtd And thts IS difftcult for some to grasp Robbms satd I am not afra1d I go m thetr cells eat wtlll them sleep w1th them and let them trust me I only rarely get any twinges or qualms now But Robbms satd he works closely wtlh the Jail s guard staff for h1 s own security When you t:J;have ea wo k lo do p our exctusrve 8 speed oil gear traosrn ss on on your s de Wrt h no bel ls to s p co e oose o bredk A od pos l ve power strd g111 nto the mower atteclm1c t Wrth a elloree ol 40 or ~0 nch center nou t Or 40 nch front rllOL nt 1 owers rernoval-a whole all times and let me know 11 there IS ever a man who IS a htt le unstable In h1s behaviOr Robbtns satd They make re c ommendatlons about who I should see and about who I _ shouldn t see - and I follow • ' thetr ret:ommenda!tons The condtltons at the agmg Ja 11 also mfluence hts work It s a crowded fac1hty Many of the men spend the bulk of thm ume locked up so 11 ts not hke a standard pnson environment he srud Many of the men are frustrated and not happy bemg locked up So th1s takes a special kind of counsehng and help Morgan homers in exhibition tilt Thursday maJOI league career You II cut a 11 de s noolh swath And Gravel) has artac11111ents tor compost ng hauling ledl They know where I am at etBadt Q iD'f:3aAWA· lot 10re Those are some of the easons w y Gravely s I e cho•ce ol the pros Con" 111 and see lor yoursell GRAVELY rRACTOR SALES Condor St Kawasaki J'ii. KZ200 iJ ~. 204 9922911 Pomeroy 0 Open 900!30 Mon Tues Wed Fro & Sot a oo n 00 Thursday Mannmg Roush Owner Tu& Trtle ~~ tis s mple reliable econom cal Its the exc t ng new KZ200 I om Kawasak FEATURES 17 1 Oepenoab!e 4 stroke SOHC eng ne • Conven ent electr c starter See 11 t oday at J&R SPORT SHOP • 740 E Moin St ~ Choice al the Pras. Pomeroy 0 • • 1111 111 111111 approxtmately I 'h miles so uth of tts junctton wtth Ohto 217 The ltl(k:ow Holstein herd 1s A I bred Datry factltUes to be observed will Include a new calf rats!ng bam cow hospUal area freestall bam with concrete stalls and a modern mllkmg parlor Added pomts of mterest will be the alfalfa and com crops, gestation calculator, an1mal vaccmation program and a practtcal farm shop A spee1al program lor 4-H and FF A da1ry youth will be held throughout the day at the Pratt farm In the morning a chmc on llttmg and grooming dairy cattle for show will be conducted In the afternoon there will be a dairy judging cltmc followed by judgmg contests Trophies will be awarded the wumers Lunch will be available from a local 4 H club at the conclu~lon of the morntng field day program on the Pratt !ann State Extension da~ry speclahsts, area and county Extension agents will be on hand to present information and answer dairymen's questions on both farms The dairy field day Ia a public education program sponsored by the Ohio Cooperative Extension Servlce In the nme counties of the Jackson Area ' ea rher tn the week !'he course had the upper hand today admitted Jack N1cklaus after he had opened h1s pursml of a fourth U S Open crown With a 2-over-par 73 I had thought before that 1l would take better than 280 to wm If the course stays hke lhts a 290 1mght wm Arnold Palmer who \\On h1s only Open m 1960 at H1lls shared Cherry Nicklaus feelmgs nus country club golf course that I heard someone call1t earher m the week has turned mlo somthmg more than that satd Palmer who shot a 76 Jommg Casper at 71 were Ma sters champton Gary Player AI Getberger Dave Stockton Ph1l Hancock Bill Brask and Bobby Wadkms Seaver going for • eighth win tonight ,. :~~ Dairy field Day June 27 I lrwin's 69 tops U. S. Open field "-__ , a-\ ~. "i'l ' INDIANAPOliS (UP! ) fh e Ind1an apo hs lnd1an s l'hursda) mght lost lhelf annual exhibitiOn game 1gamst their parent club Cmcmnat1 11-5 almost as much on th eJr 0 \\11 errors as on ern rless Cmc mnat1 s comeback httlmg prowess Joe Morgan got a home run and Jay Howell got wtnnmg pitcher ' credit but two sev enth mmng errors by the Amcncan Assoc1atton club m th e cruc1al se \ cnth 10111ng addc'<l two more ru ns to three the lteds earned on base hitS !'he Ht>ds had entered the mmng trallmg :>.3 M1ke I um doubled battmg 111 Dave Collins and Jumor Kenned) sco red on a shurt>top er ror V1c Correll got a run on an error by losmg p1tchcr Raul Ferreyra Mor gan s hr st tnmn g homer Y.1th a ma n on base started the scormg m the game Th e Reds went scoreless after that unhl Dan Dnessen doubled m the stxlh and was batted m by Dave Concepc ion who smgled to nght f~e ld The Indtans got thetr fi rst run from C11amp Summers who smgled m Ron Oster The Tnbe s best tnnm g was the fou rth wh en Tom Mutz smgled to score Swnmers and 1 ynn Jones who also had both smgled BIG SAVINGS ON ALL NEW BUICKS &PONTIACS IN STOCK : We co~n uve you money We are The Fr1endly Deller Call or see one of these Fnendly salesmen J D Story Ray Douglos or Bill Nelson • ; ; , : SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 500 E. MAIN . POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992-2174 .,..,, Ebershach spins two-hit, 6-1 win Giants make it 6 in row Ily MARK 11\IEDMAN UP! Spurts Wnter Roger C1arg may ha ve found the answer t o Ross Grtm s ley s surpr1 s10g success - the spra y f1 om the ball IS bllnd10g lhe hitters pitched \\ell He espec 1ally w1th men on bose said the Sa n D1ego 11moager after Grnnsley and the Extx s had taken a 3 1 VICtory over his Padres last mght But he doctored the ball a little b1t too Sllame on you Roger Doubles by Chrts Spe1er To ny Pere z an d Eilt s Valent me 10 the s1xth mnmg broke a I 1 lte and helped Montreal sn ap a SIX game lr smg streak Gnm sley who became the ftrst pitcher m the major to "10 11 games set down the Patlres on seven h1ts Bob Slltrley 3-jl was the loser In other Nl games San F ranct sco down e d P1uladeloh1a 6-1 '"rl l "s drove m two run s With a double and l.arr) Herndon tnpled to dme 111 two others to hand Jun Kaat hiS f~r st loss tn [OW' dct: lSIUnS Doodge rs 3 Met s 0 Steve (.arve) s tw o 1 un smgl e capped a th ree-1 un f1 fth tnntng and H ck Rhoden anrl Charlie Hough combmed on a f1vc ~11l shuto ut to lead Ins Angeles to Its stx\h S!l a1ght Wtn Summer league results mound m R11 erlront Stad1um tomght to open a three-game stand agamsl the Cardinals In hiS last start agamst Pittsburgh Saturday Seaver used an erratiC fastball and a httle of th1s and a httle of that to down the Ptrates 6-4 He struck out SIX m notchmg hiS seventh victory W1th Johnny Bench hosp1lahzed until Wednesda y w1th back trouble s J oe Morgan stdehned by a gram mJur) and Pete Rose ploddmg through a seven for 50 slump the Reds ha\f uncustom ar~ly rehed on the p1tchmg staff to keep them two gan1es back of San FranCISCO m the Nalwna l League West In thetr rece nt three-game se rtes " 1lh th e Eastern 01Vlston leaders the Ch1cago C.'ubs Heels pitchers allowed JU S! three runs and 14 h1ts W11en was the last time yo u ever sa\\ us score SlX By Greg Bailey In Pee Wee action last mght host Syracuse handil y downed Letart 20-8 Ban y McCoy got the wm w1th relief help from Shawn Cunn1 ng ham !'he) fanned 10 ao d walked 12 M1ke Klues led lhc h1tters w1lh a grand slam home run tnpl e and smgle Doug Owens had I wu tnples and John R1ffle had two doubles McCoy had two smgles while Tun Wtllts and Clyde Sa) re each had a smgle Roush took the loss fo r Letart tssumg seven walks wh1le fannmg three Hupp led the hitters "'th a double and s1ngle wh1le Housh and Jarrell eac h had one hit Letart 012 41 - 8 S) racuse 517 IX 20 In other Pee Wee action host Dale C Warner de \\ned the Middleport Cubs 13 12 T Cullums hit a tnple m the hfth mmog to knoc k m the wmnm g run P Ktng got the wm 10 rehef of R Hamso n B Freeman and G Moore runs m four games and wm Kmg lee the hillers •1th four tw o of them ? manager smgle.s "'hlle Harnsun had a Sparky An der son asked homer and double Cutlums rheto11cally after a J.l Reds had a tnpte and twu smgles "111 Wednesday Last year and Pra ter Fr~m a n and " e scored 15 tn one game and Stobart each got one h1t lost I us in g pitcher wa s J On e brtght spot has been K1tchen Cundiff and Durst the htttm g of Dave socked doubles whtle Stem Co ncepcton w1t h a 309 and Arnold got a smgle each average Concepcwn got h1s The wmn ers are now 5 1 1 OOOth maJor league h1t Middleport t15 23- 12 Wednesday and knocked 1n Warner 170 41 - 13 one of the three Reds ru ns St IJIUIS lodged m the fhe Midd leport Mustangs basement of the Eastern scored a 6 2 "tn u1er the DIVISIOn IS trymg to rebound vtstung Rutland Reds with from a three ga me sweep by Damn Drenner gcttmg the the Atlmta Braves wm fa nnm g n1n e and walktn~ seve n Donnu; Becker had a double and smgle Em J ohnson had a double aod Tun Cassell had a st ngle for the winners BROWNS SIGN TWO Gam ble Grant took the loss CI EVE I \ NO (U P! I w1th rehef help from Ryan The Cleveland Browns have Mahr Mahr got a double announced the stgmn g of Mtke Bart rum gut l\\ O thetr two hrst round draft smgles and Sha\\n Grant got chotces m the recent college a smgle dr aft - ltn ebacker Clay Rl'<IS 010 01 - 2 4 2 Ma tth ews of Southern 301 2x-6 4 1 Mustangs Ca hfornta and t tgh t end O.me Newsome of Alabama In I lltle League act1on the The two were s1gned Thurs- Mi dd leport Braves easily day to a sertes of one-year downed the host Hamson contracts W1th the s1gmng of v11le Bobea ts 18 7 wtth Trey Matthews and Newsome the Cassell gettmg the wtn Ttm Browns have thetr top ftve Wamsley Bob Southern and draft chotces under motrad Shawn Baker each had hot mghts gomg four for fiv e at the plate Cassell and N1ck Bush each had two htts wh1le Chrts Burdette had one for the wmners Dave Hendncks look the loss go1ng the dt stance Buddy Gays led the hitters w1th three h1ts while Wesley Pnest Dave Hcndn cks Chnssy Hanmg and John Carl each had a h1t M1ddleport 10 05 201- 18 t7 2 Harrisonville 22il300- 7 77 Hubbard s Greenhouse 1s now IHl alter p1 ckmg up two Br on Doyle rom 1acoma o Pa c t c Coasl Le~ JUC nd ass gned outr gh to Tacoma more wtn s th1s week froy R1fOc tossed a no hitter at VISillllg Letart for a 1 2~ wm 1 uesday R1f0e fanned f1f teen and walked JUS! one as he picked up h1 s second 11111 ni c der Geor ge Zebcr San F anc sco Acov r ed ve ter an shor tstop Roger qer fr om Hous on f o d 1o be na ned tat er or ob ta ned th r d baseman Cr u z and a p ~yer to be II s other wm wa s a one Me l player ca h Hecla named atcr tr am th e Ct caqo Cub5 lor Iutter Ke~th Cook got a ba ses loaded tnple 1n the f1 rst p mr 1ng lu st~ r t the Green M 1ch1ne rollmg Alan I ucket tc ok the loss farm mg seven and wa lkmg fi ve While JIC)dl!lg JUSt SIX hll s Letart 000 000- 0 0 3 Hubbard 401 07x- 12 6 0 tche r Lynn McGLo hen c e" eland Traded ou n eld cr ~ k c va 1 10 the Ch tag o Cubs tor ou t e der oc Wa s Hou ston Rccal!ed nf e der M kc F sci n fr orr Ct ar est on of 1 l erna anal Lcaque 10 re place Roger Mct1ger 51 Lou s Sen t ou ! ctder Dwyer o he Slln ~ anc sco G an s ro o pl c te th e F ra nk R ce ll trade ot l ast w ntcr 1m Footb all 5 gncd ~ two cho ces 1 ncbocker Cl ay Matthci'I S of Southc n Cal and t Qht end On e N ew so nl! of Ataoama Clevel a nd No 1 dr aft FEAfSENT SIGNS CINC INN ATI I UP ! ) Km1 F ealsent an all M1d Am ~.: r1ca n Conference w1de 1et. e ver fr om Kent State Um\t!rstt\ has signed w1th th£ Cm cmnat1 Bcngals reat se nt 6 foo l I 191 rxrunds t au ght lli passes for I 662 Hu ds tn fow years at Kent St<~tc to become the Golde n Flash es all lime leadin g 1etei\ el He was drafted m the l2th round by CmcuJna tJ I he Ben ga ls no \\ have f he VISiting Sy rac use Signed 13of thetr 18 choices m lnd1ans d1dn t fa re much the recent college draft better as the frreenhnusP Kan sas C y Annovnc<'d romped 18 7 Wedn esday ret r e nen of rvnn g bark Ed Bubb) W1lhs got the wm as Podo ak San r ran c sco S gned to a Enc Cunningham led the se r es o 0 1 e ye ar coni acts hltttng "1th a home 1 un th round dr at c h o c e !. double and smgle 10 three Herman R~dden il dcfcn sve bacK fro Howard Un vcr s ty !lipS lnd 5 eve McDan els a ackte fodd Adams took the loss rom NOI e Oa ne formMlCe ar , . . De nn ts Teaford had l" o doubles 111 three lnps to the For all your home ar r plate En1erta nment and 001 060- 7 3 S) rae use Appliance Needs 746 lOx- 18 13 HG Mercury ~~~p~ ~ ~~~o:~o )J The Ne\\ romped O\l~r the hu3\. Pomeroy Pirates 19-11 Wllh Rollins tossmg a one h1tter N1ck HlgKs took the loss fhe vnly h1t for Pomeroy \\ as a s1nglc b) Bryan Betzu* (, ettmg hilS for the Cubs \\ere Bumgardner 2 ll umphr e1 2 J ohnson 2 Da" son two doubles and Holhns 2 singles !lash ha d a t11 ple and Spradling an d Hollins had a double Smgle hil lers 11 ere Petht el Sprad hn ~ I t U VJ a "- U 'C d Mrs Ha yes Mrs rr.-' 1 !-i ctnd M1 s Julia ll vse ll ( II p stllutwn cmd r ileen Sc Il ls 's b\ l(m s IIlii" anti M" Huln Mw parllltr sluo Mt s ,at I K11app sd10la1slup N s llillnplun M1 s Knapp st rs Mary Mar 1111 and Mrs c atll Boy d p,trody and rs Mit I hn M1 s Da\ IS and \1 tl rs fl) sell finance Mrs Sa1 un was also named Ia vac utc and publi ci t y 1atrpersun for the Salon 1 blem ,I) Phms w~J ~ M"R\NE Sales & Serv1ce RIDENOUR'S (6141992 5652 TV & Appliance Gas Servtce 808 W Man 51 I Pom erov OH 4S76* Ra crne Ohro Chester Oh1o U f th 11 c endor seme nt ~ DOUG'S DOXOL SERVICE Haven Cubs of Pat11ua Henthorne of Culum b1ana Cuu1 ty " candidate !01 Ia collelel ge of Department") tl Oh ro \HI~ read Ge orge H<1 ckett wa s 1epm ted huspll<tlized Kmv~s a1e fur sale by the salon Veda Davts prestded 111 the absence of Mrs R1cha1ds required to complete tor tak1"9 the Oh1o State Exammafton complete wee k s only 1n Cia~ ;. bCg1n~ 12 Jun e 12 For more mformat1on contact Lee E Tyler 446 4367 made to a gam ~us yea r pt epaiC a frog 11111 r;w fur R e~atta weekend he City I oa n Will be con ;,cll'li about the poss1bil1lv uf I n mg til! d1 splcn 111 d wm Budget xpens1ve urniture NITURE Inspirations T, OHIO Coming Sunday 'SERVED The Gospel lnsparatlons Quartet (above l w1ll appear during the hom ec:;o m ng ce lebrafton day th s 5 PM 17th Not eJtactly as shown Su nda y of the Mt Un1on Baptist Church two miles south of Carpenter The quartet w II 10in the congregat on fo r Sunday school ser-vices and there wi ll be a basket dmner at CSERIES WHEEL HORSE TRACTORS. 8 • 16 h.p. AND ACCESSORIES NOW IN STOCK noon lol l owed by a hymn stng In the afternoon IALCONCERN Come and see the Grand Selectton BAUM TRUE VALUE 985 3301 Single Art Fogelstrom drove them m w1th a trtple and Kelly Win ebrenner sacnhced h1m home fwu more runs m the second sewed up the contest M1ke Way land reached on an error and was followed by Greg Becker s smgle Hamilton then doubled home both runners Both Belpre s hitS were smg les eommg Ln the fifth wh en they scored their only run Hamilton led the h1tters w1tb a double and smgle while Becker had two smgles F ogelstrom had h1s tn ple and Wmebrenn er fm1 Hood and Wayla nd each had a smgle Spo rt ~ "T rans.act1on s Delage and Gates ha d By Un ted Pres s lnt e rn aiiO nitl Belpre s hils Thunday Baseba ll Me1gs 1s now 4 2 and Coach Ch ca go (NL S gned Char li e Hamtlton bel1eves crttct er and No d raft chD ce thiSto be one uf the strongest W II am H ayes and ass gn ed t1 m o Pompano Beach o f hitting legwn clubs he s seen Flor d a Sta l e League s gncd <.a tcher and No 6 ctratl cno ce Logan comes here fur two Robe t T pll of Ch ca qo and games Sat urday afternoon ot hc draft p cks sho rl 5 oo John Slee Ks center elde r M r..e and then Me1gs travels to Dod ev r gh handed p che r Gloust er for a double header K c v n K r oy and wo non dan Suoda) aycr'> ou 1 e der Jell Doyle Belpre 000 01 2 0- 1 2 3 a nd r h h an ded p tche r ~ ch a rd Asten e re Me1gs 320 100 x-6 8 1 New York AL Traelcd Horner t l P) Marks (6) n l el der M <key K lu t-s and ou H elder De! Aston to OaK and Bowes land tor ou t! e dcr C 1 y 1t o Ebersbac h and forbes n as son R eca ed n I e :l e r a By Greg Bailey Contmumg 1ts good h1lltn~ the Me1gs Amenca n Legwn Angeles blanked New York team last mght too k a 6 1 3-11 v1ctory over v SlUng Belpre In the Amc1 ca n League Cahforn ra downed Baltimore beh1 0d a tWO hiller by fun Ebe rs hach Ebersba ch 5 t Boston toppled Oakland 7 3 New York t n pped fanned 12 batters but walked Seattle 51 Kansos C1ty 8 Horner took the loss for Belpre as he and Marks slu~ged DetrOit 7 2 C.'h1cago farmed hve and \\alked two stopped Texas 3 1 Cleveland Me~ gs got all the runs they at Mmnesota was poS1poned needed m the f1rsl mn1og by b) ratn pushtn g three across John Gtanls 6 Plulhes 1 John Montefusco won hiS Sayre reached on a walk and f1fth stratght game and Brtan Hamtlton followed w1th struck out 11 batters to raise hiS recor d to 6 2 lack Clark IN STOCK Beat the prtce ratse Most of our new cars came tn before the prtce ratse So come on tn and p1ck out the new Butck or Ponttac of your choiCe Plus we need used cars so you wrll gel top money lor your trade tn Now IS lhe ttme to trade for a new BUick or Ponhac and save money Don t lorget you owe it to yourself to check wrth us before you buy any car new or used ' who knocked a 0-1ron m the hole for an ace at the 15th It was the ftrst hole~h.()ne m U S Open compettt1on smce 1975 Lee Tr ev1nu and Andy Bean who has won the last two PGA tour stops headed a group at 72 wh1le Nicklaus was JOtned by Gene ltttler Tnm Ktte and former Open champiOn Jerry Pal e at 2over 73 I eadmg money wmoer 1om Watson had to shoot a 2under 34 on the back mne JUSt to post a 74 Ray Floyd and Sever~ano Ballesteros each shot 75 Defending champwn Hubert Green JOmed Palmer at 76 Tom Wetskopl was at 77 and Ben Crenshaw sk1ed all the way to a 78 in add1Uon to the d1fhculty of the course Robert C Irnpagha of Auburn N Y had to contend wtth a dec~ stun by USGA off1c1als c1tmg him for playmg too slow He became the ftrst player 10 Open history to be assessed a two stroke penally for slow play I like the attentwn I m gettmg sa1d lmpagha after Ins 1ound But I w1sh 11 was for a different reason '"hester 0 TINGTON Holidays Supt 0011 Wilson invites the publ iC to attend the services Su('day school wlll start at 9 45 a m Lunch wtll be served at noon with teh hymns ng to begtn at l 30 p m SILVER RUN F.W.B. GOSPEL SING JUNE 17 AT 7:30P.M. FEATURING GOSPEL INSPIRATIONS PUBLIC INVITED �_ The DatlY Sentmel Mtddleporl Pumeroy 0 Fr~d ay June 16 1978 3 2- The Dally Sen!tnel Middleport Pomeroy 0 F nday June 16 1978 Orient teacher remarks: 'You get burned IE(J ITOR S NOTE R •semary Arm a" ul the Culumbus UPI bureau w11rked se•eral days a week durmg a slxm.,nth perlld as a vulunteer at Orient Stale Institute m Orient Oh111 Her status as a nt'ws repurter was not known lu uHicials If t'lnpiHyees at lht: ID!illtUthtn Based m her expenences at Orient she has complied a three-part ser1es 111 wha t 1t IS hke w •rkmg m an u1st ltutu n for lhe mentall) re tarded F11llt~wing IS the sect nd arttcle In tht se nes 1 By ROSEMARY ARMAO ORIENT Ohw I UPI I - If I ever heard an elementary school teac her complam I d laugh They have k1ds who can talk The) can read Just on ce I d hke to ask a questwn and see 40 hands shoot up The speaker ts one of 25 teachers hired at Onenl Sta te Institute for $5 24 an hour 18 month s ago to fulftll reqUire ments of a ne~< state law that ever) Ohioan under the age of 22 has the nght to an educattun Named for the b11l that created It the 455 Program takes m teenagers so retarded so afflicted w1th additiOn al behavioral and phys1ca l handicaps like epilepsy and cerebral palsy that other tram1ng plans exclude them The severely and profoundly retarded have IQs bet ween 35 and 40 TheIf teachers w1ll never see a hand shoot up or a face hght w1th unde rstandmg They will watch hopefully for the bhnk of an eye or the relaxmg of a limb You get burned out You reallv do a teacher satd You put out so much effort and get so httle m return In one 455 class at Onent there are SIX g1rls Cmdy 1s blmd as well as sever!) retarded Unless prodded and verballv directed she turns tnto a statue slltmg lor example at lunch lime wtth her spoon suspended 111 nud atr Nmeteen year-old Michelle ts ~ut t sttc and cannot bear to be touched Her lmgernatls are npped from constant ptcking and from years of grmdmg them Her teeth are worn to smooth httle squares Teachers don t hke to Sit near her because of the wrenrhmg sound of that grindmg Debb1e also has cerebral palsy and at 22 IS called a l) p1cal 2 year -{lid by her teacher Tall and bmsterous she IS a behavtor problem who throws puzzle pteces at the tea cher and push es classmates K1m IS deformed and retarded aod spends hours hunched over m a cha1r b1tmg her hands The) bleed and are scarred w1th pmk welts Her hands and chm are coated wtth stt cky bad smelhng sahva Joyce 22 often gets tgnored m class by a busy teacher because on her own she can string beads aod lace paper shoes She talks So supenor does she seem m th1s class 1t comes as a shock when she cannot d1Stmgu1sh between two flash cards of a ball and a tree Another Joyce conftned Ill a wheelchair uses her one good arm hke a pmcher She talks m a constant babble What s your nam e' Hey look at the hghts Will you wash me Mormn) " He\ Mommy lm dirt) Joyce m1ssed stx mon ths of classes this vear wh1le a Andrews President suffers out' attend . • ;:.:::.'ruc"M•;;., :~"; graduatton maJor setback other w e~y to ge t I er wheelc hatr down the ntne steps that lead to th e basemen t of R11 erstd e Cnttage where classes are held m rooms full nf p1pes Classes are also held next d nr m a c: onderned t: ott.age !hat teachers have patnled and deco rated with fmgerpamtmgs and cut outs "' flo~<ers and birds They cant control the heat m the old bnck structure Bad equipme nt and la cIllites are a way of hie at OS! Some bwldmgs still m use date back 80 years Older resident bUII dmgs are bUilt hke a sheltered workshop that bu111Cd down m nud Aprtl - w1lh a wood fram e and ,tsbestos shmgles The 455 teachers ftnd the1r students rmss sc hool for other ndd rea sons A hepat11ts out break kept reSidents of one <ottage a\\ a) for two months Thev marked the end of quarantme w1th a ca ke and party Bobby dropped nut whtle hospitalized w1th symptoms hke Legtonna1res disease Doctors told hiS teacher the days of high fever could I aw done further bram damage Great the teacher remarked a year and a half If lea ch ing and he ends Up more retarded Med1catwn adrustmems the onset of rmm struat10n cmd eve n a brew1ng thunder storm teachers say cause beha\ortal changes that rna) mea n mt errupt ed schoo l Debb1e was a MlCHAEl cece,-e the world s youngest \\on tra\ner \~o nly one of the many exc1tmg anunal acts w1th HoXIe Brothers Ctrcus comm g to the Gall1pohs area on Wednesday June 21 w1th 6 and 8 p m performances at the Galha County Jumor Fairgrounds Indlvtduals ma) buy advance ttckets from members of the Galha Me~ gs Fraternal Order of Pohce Lodge No 95 peopletalk By United Press International LIVING LEGEND UVE It took 16 000 people to fill the cavernous Earls Court Exh1b1t1on Hall m lAndon Thursday rught butt! wasn t hard to do In fact when the tickets went on sale last month all 96 000 for the SIX-concert senes were sold out wtthm hours The draw' None other than Bob Dylan, who wowed the fans for 2\'z hours wtth updated verstons of his old songs - and a lot of new materta l too Dylan - sportmg a black leather Ja cket and wh1te trousers trunmed wtth hghtnm g bolts - was bac ked up by an e1ght-ptece group It was hts f1rst conce rt m England smce his appearance at the Isle of W1ght festtval mne vears a ~o IT S NOT EASY It s been 34 years smce Glenn Miller di ed but hts name st1ll attracts attention and that makes hts ch1ldreo uncomfortable A small park recently was dedicated m Dil3rle Calif on the s1te where M1ller once had a ran ch Son Steve and daughter Jonnie attended but reluctantly Steve M1ller satd he ts now a policeman somewhere m the U>s Angeles area - but won t be more spec1f1c If peopl~ know where I worked you d be surprised at the wetrd calls I d get People call who are mordmately cunous about my father Some asked morbtd questlons QUOTE OF THE DAY Rock mus1c fan Steve King on why he was wtlhng to shell out $80 to see the Rollin g Stones concert m Washmgton Thursday ntght Let me put 11 to you th1s way If you had a s1ster and the stster was gettmg married how much would you pay for a ticket ' I don t have a Sister BABY BORN Mr and Mrs Dav1d Baker are announcmg !he b11 tit of a sun Ryan James un June I at the Holzer Medical Center They are the parents of three other children Gay Brett and Rubble Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Paul Baker S) racuse and Mr and Mrs Wilham Morns Mtddlepurl Mr and Mrs Davts Butcher of Texas are great grandpa rents WAS GRADUAED Kn sta I ynn Morrts daughter of Mr and Mrs W1 lltam Morns Midd leport graduated Sunday from the Hockmg fechmcal Coll ege Nelsonville w1th an associate degree m apphed buSiness Her parent;; attended the ~re~d ua l!un l'eremuntes MAKE LIST Three Me1 gs Co unty studeots have been named to the dean s ltst of Mar~etla Co lle ge for the second semester They are Dav1d B Wolfe Middleport Jenmfer C Chapman Pomeroy and Mi chael B May Rutland GLIMPSES Former Sen Stuart Symington, D Mo was mamed Wednesday m New Canaan Conn to Nancy Hemingway Watson and among the guests were comedian Bob Hupe and wtfe Dulores Warner Brothers ts smng actor wnter-producer Tom Laughlln for $1 m1llion m U>s Angeles 1n a disagreement over television nghts to his f1lm The Master I wo SUH :signs of swnrue1 Gunfighter A fe ller al Judge tn Las Vegas gave comedian tllC SUITHTH.' I S JJSII U tlll d l:lp Gt.-.r~e Kirby - who ts free on bond ft ghun g a 111-year-prtson peat ance rf tht ~ea t s 111 st term for hero1n dealmg - perrmsston to accept out-of town f ..tx.!JNcS!'ittlOI IStll s l Jl JC!'i boo ktngs as long as he reports to the local U S marshal s off1ce every Monday Smgcrs David Crosby, Stephen Stills and Graham Nash will have thetr names placed on the 1 696th star tn the Hollywood Walk of Fame next Wednesday Milton Berle and Cab Ca lluway w1ll be headl1mng Les Gtrls • l.es Girls' at the Westbury (NY 1 Mus1c Fatr June 27 through July 2 New York s Cardmal Terence Cooke and JUrtst Louis 'lllzer were on hand at the Waldorf Thursday mght for the 90th mm ve rsary dmner-<lan ce of the Beth Israel Medtcal Center DINN ER EN JOYF.D Husb.wds were gu<sis f nernber> f till M1 ~s umw y « let) of the I <l UIcl Clrff rec Methuclist Ch 11 ch Tues lay mght for a putlutk ell! ner ot the r oads11le P•" k Steve Sil uk UUH;r s Hll-.:ru.hug \·H:: J c M1 s Eblm M1 s Sll uok Mrs funealee J hnson M1 and MIS James (, ,)more Mr and Mrs I loyd Wnght Mrs Amh<r l • lin Mrs Ddld ( ur liS Mrs l "'" Jatobs Susa n ... blm Hn umpanwd on Jus rl es h111 an Mrs JJ e rl loa ,UJtar for group smgmg Par ktr MIS Steve Eblon and ''ace was by the Re1 f I• yd Mr and Mrs I rne st Powtll ~ I • s~vere M1 i:llld M1 s Paul Anril l ws uf I un~ Bultum we1 t) 111 By PAfRICIA KOZA WASHINGTON (UP!) Nelsonv ille Sunday fur the PreSident Carter has suffered g1aduatwn uf lheu da ughter Ba1ba1a f1om the Hockmg a maJor setback m the House Ted1n1< al College Barbara m hts efforts to kill several ' ece1ve<l an associate degree water pro1ects but another adnu mstratwn backed lllJnedt<.al ass tstaiJt proposal - to help out New Oth e1 relati ves atte11 d111g wc1e M1 and MIS Pea rl York City - passed a b1g hurdle m the Senate McCrery Mr and M1s The Senate Bankmg IuS< ph C0111gan Michael An Committee approved a b1ll dr ews Columbus Mr and Thursday pr ov1dmg $1 5 MIS La11 Y M1ll11 on suns b1llton m guarantees to allow Mark and Jerry Cmdy New York to borrow money to Milliron Columbus and Mr stave off bankruptcy and Mr s Pa ul J And~tws The House already has son Ch11stopher Weste1VIlle approved $2 b1Ihon m loan Follo\\mg graduatiOn the family enJO)ed a dmne1 at guarantees the amount re by the ad the Hocking Valley Molu1 quested m1n1slrat10n and c1ty of Loclge Nelsonville ftclals However lobbyists for the b11l were sa ltsfted w1th PLANS MADE Banking Comm ittee approval Plans have been completed for the June 18 weddmg of of the prmc1ple of long-term guarantees and less Jeffrey Fr1end son of Mrs concerned about the amount Luther Fnend Bashan and Kimberly Ward daughter of because only $1 btlhon IS deftmtely called for m the Mr and Mrs Gene Ward Portland The open church c1ty s four vear ftnan c1al ceremony w1ll be held at the plan 1 he other $1 billion was Sulton Methodist Church at 2 to be fur contmgenc1es Banking Committee Chairp m wtth the Rev Steve man Wilham Proxm1re DW1lson off1c1atmg Wts satd the measure may be delayed on the Senate floor SON BORN Mr and Mrs Cltfford Young Jr Athen s are announcmg the b1rth of a seHn pound 15 ounce son Michael Edward on June 12 at 0 Bleness Hos p1tal In Athens Maternal grand parents a re George Brll v Athens and Dorothy Billy of Atlanta Ga Pat ernal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Cltfford Young Sr of Pomeroy Mr aod Mrs Eilts T Vickers New Conco rd are the great grandparents by the f1hbuster over labor law revtston and also poss ibly by a fthbu ster agamst the btll 1tself 11te ad1mmstrat10n s effort to cut back on spending for water reso urces proj ec ts backfired m th e House Thursday desp1te a threat e ned pr es tdenttal veto The congressmen went along With Carter s request to add 11 new proJects but reJected an amendment to delete e1ght others Fmal passage of the Sl 0 3 btl!ton pubhc works appropnatwns b1ll whtch con tams the proJects could come today Meanwhile Senate leaders were trymg to work out concessiOns m ~n effort to untraek the labor btll wh1ch has been held up for weeks by the fihbuster A f1fth vote for cloture - to lumt debate failed Thursday by two votes In addition to the chance of a fthbustcr over th e New York bill there loomed the poss1bthty of yet another one on a comprom tse plan lor deregulatmg the prtce of natural gas by 1985 Three hberal DemocratiC senators - Howard Metzenbaum James Abourezk and Wend ell Anderson Thursday branded the Jeg1sla!ton a sellout of the Arnencan pubhc and sa1d 11 was almost certam ' they would stage a filibuster agamst 1l In other leg1sla!tve act1on - The House Commerce Comm ittee approved an amendment to a hosp1tal cost<uttmg b1ll under whtch hospitals would not have to f1 gure salary mcreases for non supervtsory employees tnto voluntary cost cutbacks - The House Agrtculture Committee approved a b11l reqwrmg that arumals be knocked unconscious before bemg killed m governmentInspected meat packmg pla nts Humane slaughter methods already are used m most plants - The Senate Ethtcs Commttte e htr ed attorney Richard Werlheuner as a ~ spec1al counsel m 1ts.. : 1nvesllgatton tn to the • ltnanctal affatrs of Sen " Edward Brooke, R Mass • ~· Attendance doesn't • • worry mznzster case Her teache r ca lled her my By MARIAN E McQUIDDY 75-year-old Polk Co unty Jatl best kid uo t1l she was DES MOINES Iowa !UP I ) - the ltrst m the Jail s sudden!) because rf a new - The Re' Lanny Robbtns hist ory Before he came a state regula tion taken off a nev ~ r worne s about low group of area mtn1 sters regular tranqUili zer and at attendance at Sunday served the )3il whtch holds the sa me tune lOntacted an servtees He has a captive more than 100 uunates and IS ear 1nfec uon She bega n eongregat10n one of the largest county pulhng ut her half tn f1stful s Robbms 1s chaplam of the fa ctllttes tn the state and suapmg holes m her Robbm s sa1d he was called cheeks to sene Chnst while tn the When ft nally returned to Army and felt drawn to DAUGHTER BORN class w1th a scarred fa ce and pnson mtntstry wh1le tn APPLE GROVE - Mr and patch) scal p she sal With her setmnary arms folde d behmd her back Mrs Roger Herbert Roush We have a dynamic pro because she had become so are announctng the birth of a gram at the JBII he satd daughter Kimberly I ynn used to restramt s My work rs non Tea chers also compla in June 1J at PJeas.snt Valley denominational and about the lack of help from Hospital Pt Pleasant at evangehcal m content And <ntt<lge attendants m ge ttmg 11 36 a m She wetghed 71bs the att endance at the serv1 ces res1dents ready for school A 1 oz and was 20 mche slong ts mcreastng We are able to gym tea cher was distressed Maternal grandparents are get more people mvolved m tn hod several large bosomed Mr and Mr s Charles the program And they all g1rls sent to run and jump m Mi chael of I etarl f alls Opal B1ggs Jud1th A seem happy w1th the work Paternal grandparents are Bailey Charles W Bailey to her class w1th no bras Robbms congregatton m M1chelle \\as sent 10 class Mr and Mrs Herbert Roush J effrey A Mom s lot eludes men charged w1th nne day w1th no soc ks and one Rac1ne Route 2 Great Pomeroy an ythtng from drunk drtvtng grandparents are Mr and cold day 10 a sleeveless shirt Albert fhll Jr Dons H1ll to and sunple mtsdemeanors to Eve n when clean most Mrs Russell Fmdley Racme Thomas McKay Sandra felomes Man e McKa) parcel Chester Onent res idents look Route 2 Mr s In h1s two years at the Michaels Racme and Mrs deuep11 because laundr) 1s Mabel V Moore Carl E fa cthty he has scheduled a maJor headache at the g1ant Edna Roush Racme Moore to Danny B Fmk B1ble stud) classes reltgwus mstttu wn Water hot enough - J)eborah L Fmk lots serv1ees and one on one to kill ba ctena also shrmks Middleport counseling and has helped set cotton and wilts perma nent Thelma Dalton afhdav11 up a htgh school eqwvalency press Prns ar e more Sc1p1o program and other support comm on than buttons or Thelma Dalton to Mornmg program s for the men llppers Residents outgrow Star Untteil Baptist Church The )at! ts a rough clothes before they are re 1 003 acre Scipio env1runment rtle men are James C Hamby V1cey I pla ced and matchm g colors IS a t1me<onsummg IW<un Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr of Hamby to Harold D Lam The teachers beg m work at Chester called at the home of bert Sheryl Ann Lambert 7 a m at the cotta ges where Mr and Mrs Robert Lee and 16 85 Acre Salem thetr ktds are awa 1t10 g sho famtly receotly wers Sitting naked on a Mr s Donald Pterce of bench Ones that can 1 walk Athens ca lled on her mother are seated on a tmlet seat Mary C~rcle Saturday AUCTION SET suspended on a stee l frame Betty VanMet er Sheryl An auctton IS betng planned and hosed down and Patrtck Johnson and for Jul) t5 10 30 am at the Breakfast 1s the day s ftrst Eume Brmker called at the Jumor Fatr Bu1ldmg Metgs lesson Kun must be forced to home of Jesse Gamer County Fatrgrounds by the drmk liqu1ds You wrap a Pomeroy Sunday afternoon Canter s Cave 4 H Camp towel around her neck hold Mr and Mrs Arthur Fund Ratstng Commlltee Submitted her head from the bat k and Johnson VISited hts father Anyone who would ltke to William p Smith pour 10 the nulk stroking her Douglas Johnson at Holzer donate Items for thiS auctton Area Ext Agent throat so she II swallow Medical Center Saturday please contact Opal Dyer at Farm Management before she sp1ts James C ~rcleof New Haven 742 2SO~ Teresa Carr at 667 and The bus nde to class 1s was at the home of Mary 3416 or the Metgs County BudCarter Extension Of11ce at 992 369~ Ext Ageot, Agrlc hectic Teachers push pull C~rcle on Sunday and command res1deots to SIDE G'._..,.. • ..,CES by GoiFox 1 Ga111a couoy t dtmb the sta tr s and r : - - - - - - - -----..,-.:...-------, The 1978 Southeastern Ohio overco me demanding datry fteld day will be held obstacles th e) never - - Tuesday June 27 on two encounter tn thetr cottages ) Lawrence County Ohio, f ron! seats a1 e reseved for a datry fanns The host fanns spasti c <hlld and a crtpple ~ are owned and operated by Teachers !tnd seats among Dr and Mrs John Pratt , th e students trymg not to get South Potnl and Mr and near the dr110lers or teeth grtnde rs Or ncar Lana who ) Mrs Jay Schneider Chesapeake may sp1t tn lour hatr or the blontle gir l l'ho pulls puny I West Vtrgtma and Ken tail s On cold days teachers I lucky datrymen m the area avoid the teenagers wtth - ".----are also mvlted to participate rWJny nrses m thts Oh1o acttvlty 1 get ctise< uraged all the Field day acttvltles w11l um e one teacher s31d At start at the Pratt farm on first I cli dn t kru w what wdu Rankms Creek Road at 10 30 with them a m The farm Is one m1le One 111mn1ng she spent I south of the Symmes Creek trymg to get Ktm to knock •' "o• bndge at Getaway Vtslung datrymen will be able to d •wn a tnwer of three bl ocks Thtrty 1111nutes nne day went ,.; I observe a !Hk:ow Holstem 1 11 gettmg Ctndv to walk ~ ' ' herd concrete free stalls fnr w<J rd til volct! t:ommand magn etiC concentrate ( ondy hurm ucd Amenca the feeders, crowd gate alfalfa Beauuful throuKh It all '''\ ' grass haylage and effJclent nulkm~ lacrltues Removal of extra teats and dehornmg calves will be demonstrated V\.l \~ U[ d ll I SH) Ul A group of cows which 1 1ghl ' gt t' llff hut he , freshened at 21 to 24 months !I ttl\ Ill I \ ~ k11 W \\II of age Will be on exhibit Hll I Ill :\J lt p \ llh /JI .., h 1 j At I 15 p m the field day tl ll_: t I H 1111 It Y. O d I I ~1 sh you wouldn I brag about our live percent morlgagc will contmue at the Schneider I I I I I I I I 11 1.. ,. you mrghttuSI as well 'ell them my aget fai1J located on Ohto 378 Meigs Property Transfers Carmel News, By the Day • • I_ __ =- it f"' I am ICr) pleased With tl1s row1d satd lrw10 who bogeyed OIC pcmng hole and prornptl v abando ned Ius aggresstve tactics After all th1s IS the US Open and you Can I afford foolish nnstakes The 1dca IS not to make any foo ltsh gam bles fhe nthe1 thr ee par breakers at 1 unde1 70 were tour 1eterans Andy North and J C Snead and 111-year" ld B11ghan Young UmverSity freshman Bob Clarnpell In 1960 when the Open was last held at Cherry H1lls the course sun emiered a record 45 sub-par rounds But w1lh swtrl10g wmds unexpected heat and typtcally d1ff1cult p n pla cement s th e 153 starters m the 78th Open found a chfferent co urse than the one they had been playmg By MIKE RABUN UPI Sports Writer DENVER (UP!) - For the better part of a week 11 had been wh1spered m corners of the Cherry Hills Country Club locker room The feelmg among some of golf s most prol1c1ent praclt !toners as the U S Open approached was that thts course can be had So much for that theory Just as t! almost always does the course prepared b) the United States Golf Assoc1atton for 1ls once-a year moment m the spotlight had somelhtng m reserve Thursda) And many of the golf s household names coul d not cope Thirty four or those m the f1eld - 22 per cent failed to break 110 Only four men could break par and one of them local favonle Hale lrwtn put together a 2-under par 69 m the 9>degree heat Thur sda) for a one stroke lead gm og mto today s second round GEAR UP FOR THE TOUGH JOBS WITH AGRAVELl I can t understand It CINC INNATI i UPl l Iom Seaver appeals to be Seaver sa1d after be1ng pounded b) the P!Hiadelph1a reboundmg from an early season p1tch mg sl ump JUSt 111 Plulh es last month for hts th ird loss m SIX starts I ve th e mck of time lh e 33)earold ne ver had a eonlrul problem righthander has shrugged off smce the 1974 season when I a J-4 start to record s1x had the 11 11 record But then stra ight vtctones for th e there \\as a reason I had a Cmcmnat1 Reds And the ptnched scmttca nerve m m) Reds are counting on hun lnp !'hal s what IS so frus hea\ 1ly tontght agamst the St tratmg I ve ne ver had a LOUIS Cardmals Wllh the pertod hke thiS without HL>ds firepower sapped by somethtng bemg wrong "1th m1ur1es and slumps Seaver 111 h1s fir st full me physically Lately though Seaver has season w1th the Reds after shown flashes ol rebounding beong traded from the New He takes a 7-4 record to the York Mets a )ear ago w nfessed he felt completely helpless earher thts spnng when mtred tn one ur the 11orst slun1ps of h1s 11 ) ea r -~ havmg to face the fact that there are problems and they have been separated from the rest of society They real1ze that this occurred because of somethmg thev dtd And thts IS difftcult for some to grasp Robbms satd I am not afra1d I go m thetr cells eat wtlll them sleep w1th them and let them trust me I only rarely get any twinges or qualms now But Robbms satd he works closely wtlh the Jail s guard staff for h1 s own security When you t:J;have ea wo k lo do p our exctusrve 8 speed oil gear traosrn ss on on your s de Wrt h no bel ls to s p co e oose o bredk A od pos l ve power strd g111 nto the mower atteclm1c t Wrth a elloree ol 40 or ~0 nch center nou t Or 40 nch front rllOL nt 1 owers rernoval-a whole all times and let me know 11 there IS ever a man who IS a htt le unstable In h1s behaviOr Robbtns satd They make re c ommendatlons about who I should see and about who I _ shouldn t see - and I follow • ' thetr ret:ommenda!tons The condtltons at the agmg Ja 11 also mfluence hts work It s a crowded fac1hty Many of the men spend the bulk of thm ume locked up so 11 ts not hke a standard pnson environment he srud Many of the men are frustrated and not happy bemg locked up So th1s takes a special kind of counsehng and help Morgan homers in exhibition tilt Thursday maJOI league career You II cut a 11 de s noolh swath And Gravel) has artac11111ents tor compost ng hauling ledl They know where I am at etBadt Q iD'f:3aAWA· lot 10re Those are some of the easons w y Gravely s I e cho•ce ol the pros Con" 111 and see lor yoursell GRAVELY rRACTOR SALES Condor St Kawasaki J'ii. KZ200 iJ ~. 204 9922911 Pomeroy 0 Open 900!30 Mon Tues Wed Fro & Sot a oo n 00 Thursday Mannmg Roush Owner Tu& Trtle ~~ tis s mple reliable econom cal Its the exc t ng new KZ200 I om Kawasak FEATURES 17 1 Oepenoab!e 4 stroke SOHC eng ne • Conven ent electr c starter See 11 t oday at J&R SPORT SHOP • 740 E Moin St ~ Choice al the Pras. Pomeroy 0 • • 1111 111 111111 approxtmately I 'h miles so uth of tts junctton wtth Ohto 217 The ltl(k:ow Holstein herd 1s A I bred Datry factltUes to be observed will Include a new calf rats!ng bam cow hospUal area freestall bam with concrete stalls and a modern mllkmg parlor Added pomts of mterest will be the alfalfa and com crops, gestation calculator, an1mal vaccmation program and a practtcal farm shop A spee1al program lor 4-H and FF A da1ry youth will be held throughout the day at the Pratt farm In the morning a chmc on llttmg and grooming dairy cattle for show will be conducted In the afternoon there will be a dairy judging cltmc followed by judgmg contests Trophies will be awarded the wumers Lunch will be available from a local 4 H club at the conclu~lon of the morntng field day program on the Pratt !ann State Extension da~ry speclahsts, area and county Extension agents will be on hand to present information and answer dairymen's questions on both farms The dairy field day Ia a public education program sponsored by the Ohio Cooperative Extension Servlce In the nme counties of the Jackson Area ' ea rher tn the week !'he course had the upper hand today admitted Jack N1cklaus after he had opened h1s pursml of a fourth U S Open crown With a 2-over-par 73 I had thought before that 1l would take better than 280 to wm If the course stays hke lhts a 290 1mght wm Arnold Palmer who \\On h1s only Open m 1960 at H1lls shared Cherry Nicklaus feelmgs nus country club golf course that I heard someone call1t earher m the week has turned mlo somthmg more than that satd Palmer who shot a 76 Jommg Casper at 71 were Ma sters champton Gary Player AI Getberger Dave Stockton Ph1l Hancock Bill Brask and Bobby Wadkms Seaver going for • eighth win tonight ,. :~~ Dairy field Day June 27 I lrwin's 69 tops U. S. Open field "-__ , a-\ ~. "i'l ' INDIANAPOliS (UP! ) fh e Ind1an apo hs lnd1an s l'hursda) mght lost lhelf annual exhibitiOn game 1gamst their parent club Cmcmnat1 11-5 almost as much on th eJr 0 \\11 errors as on ern rless Cmc mnat1 s comeback httlmg prowess Joe Morgan got a home run and Jay Howell got wtnnmg pitcher ' credit but two sev enth mmng errors by the Amcncan Assoc1atton club m th e cruc1al se \ cnth 10111ng addc'<l two more ru ns to three the lteds earned on base hitS !'he Ht>ds had entered the mmng trallmg :>.3 M1ke I um doubled battmg 111 Dave Collins and Jumor Kenned) sco red on a shurt>top er ror V1c Correll got a run on an error by losmg p1tchcr Raul Ferreyra Mor gan s hr st tnmn g homer Y.1th a ma n on base started the scormg m the game Th e Reds went scoreless after that unhl Dan Dnessen doubled m the stxlh and was batted m by Dave Concepc ion who smgled to nght f~e ld The Indtans got thetr fi rst run from C11amp Summers who smgled m Ron Oster The Tnbe s best tnnm g was the fou rth wh en Tom Mutz smgled to score Swnmers and 1 ynn Jones who also had both smgled BIG SAVINGS ON ALL NEW BUICKS &PONTIACS IN STOCK : We co~n uve you money We are The Fr1endly Deller Call or see one of these Fnendly salesmen J D Story Ray Douglos or Bill Nelson • ; ; , : SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 500 E. MAIN . POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992-2174 .,..,, Ebershach spins two-hit, 6-1 win Giants make it 6 in row Ily MARK 11\IEDMAN UP! Spurts Wnter Roger C1arg may ha ve found the answer t o Ross Grtm s ley s surpr1 s10g success - the spra y f1 om the ball IS bllnd10g lhe hitters pitched \\ell He espec 1ally w1th men on bose said the Sa n D1ego 11moager after Grnnsley and the Extx s had taken a 3 1 VICtory over his Padres last mght But he doctored the ball a little b1t too Sllame on you Roger Doubles by Chrts Spe1er To ny Pere z an d Eilt s Valent me 10 the s1xth mnmg broke a I 1 lte and helped Montreal sn ap a SIX game lr smg streak Gnm sley who became the ftrst pitcher m the major to "10 11 games set down the Patlres on seven h1ts Bob Slltrley 3-jl was the loser In other Nl games San F ranct sco down e d P1uladeloh1a 6-1 '"rl l "s drove m two run s With a double and l.arr) Herndon tnpled to dme 111 two others to hand Jun Kaat hiS f~r st loss tn [OW' dct: lSIUnS Doodge rs 3 Met s 0 Steve (.arve) s tw o 1 un smgl e capped a th ree-1 un f1 fth tnntng and H ck Rhoden anrl Charlie Hough combmed on a f1vc ~11l shuto ut to lead Ins Angeles to Its stx\h S!l a1ght Wtn Summer league results mound m R11 erlront Stad1um tomght to open a three-game stand agamsl the Cardinals In hiS last start agamst Pittsburgh Saturday Seaver used an erratiC fastball and a httle of th1s and a httle of that to down the Ptrates 6-4 He struck out SIX m notchmg hiS seventh victory W1th Johnny Bench hosp1lahzed until Wednesda y w1th back trouble s J oe Morgan stdehned by a gram mJur) and Pete Rose ploddmg through a seven for 50 slump the Reds ha\f uncustom ar~ly rehed on the p1tchmg staff to keep them two gan1es back of San FranCISCO m the Nalwna l League West In thetr rece nt three-game se rtes " 1lh th e Eastern 01Vlston leaders the Ch1cago C.'ubs Heels pitchers allowed JU S! three runs and 14 h1ts W11en was the last time yo u ever sa\\ us score SlX By Greg Bailey In Pee Wee action last mght host Syracuse handil y downed Letart 20-8 Ban y McCoy got the wm w1th relief help from Shawn Cunn1 ng ham !'he) fanned 10 ao d walked 12 M1ke Klues led lhc h1tters w1lh a grand slam home run tnpl e and smgle Doug Owens had I wu tnples and John R1ffle had two doubles McCoy had two smgles while Tun Wtllts and Clyde Sa) re each had a smgle Roush took the loss fo r Letart tssumg seven walks wh1le fannmg three Hupp led the hitters "'th a double and s1ngle wh1le Housh and Jarrell eac h had one hit Letart 012 41 - 8 S) racuse 517 IX 20 In other Pee Wee action host Dale C Warner de \\ned the Middleport Cubs 13 12 T Cullums hit a tnple m the hfth mmog to knoc k m the wmnm g run P Ktng got the wm 10 rehef of R Hamso n B Freeman and G Moore runs m four games and wm Kmg lee the hillers •1th four tw o of them ? manager smgle.s "'hlle Harnsun had a Sparky An der son asked homer and double Cutlums rheto11cally after a J.l Reds had a tnpte and twu smgles "111 Wednesday Last year and Pra ter Fr~m a n and " e scored 15 tn one game and Stobart each got one h1t lost I us in g pitcher wa s J On e brtght spot has been K1tchen Cundiff and Durst the htttm g of Dave socked doubles whtle Stem Co ncepcton w1t h a 309 and Arnold got a smgle each average Concepcwn got h1s The wmn ers are now 5 1 1 OOOth maJor league h1t Middleport t15 23- 12 Wednesday and knocked 1n Warner 170 41 - 13 one of the three Reds ru ns St IJIUIS lodged m the fhe Midd leport Mustangs basement of the Eastern scored a 6 2 "tn u1er the DIVISIOn IS trymg to rebound vtstung Rutland Reds with from a three ga me sweep by Damn Drenner gcttmg the the Atlmta Braves wm fa nnm g n1n e and walktn~ seve n Donnu; Becker had a double and smgle Em J ohnson had a double aod Tun Cassell had a st ngle for the winners BROWNS SIGN TWO Gam ble Grant took the loss CI EVE I \ NO (U P! I w1th rehef help from Ryan The Cleveland Browns have Mahr Mahr got a double announced the stgmn g of Mtke Bart rum gut l\\ O thetr two hrst round draft smgles and Sha\\n Grant got chotces m the recent college a smgle dr aft - ltn ebacker Clay Rl'<IS 010 01 - 2 4 2 Ma tth ews of Southern 301 2x-6 4 1 Mustangs Ca hfornta and t tgh t end O.me Newsome of Alabama In I lltle League act1on the The two were s1gned Thurs- Mi dd leport Braves easily day to a sertes of one-year downed the host Hamson contracts W1th the s1gmng of v11le Bobea ts 18 7 wtth Trey Matthews and Newsome the Cassell gettmg the wtn Ttm Browns have thetr top ftve Wamsley Bob Southern and draft chotces under motrad Shawn Baker each had hot mghts gomg four for fiv e at the plate Cassell and N1ck Bush each had two htts wh1le Chrts Burdette had one for the wmners Dave Hendncks look the loss go1ng the dt stance Buddy Gays led the hitters w1th three h1ts while Wesley Pnest Dave Hcndn cks Chnssy Hanmg and John Carl each had a h1t M1ddleport 10 05 201- 18 t7 2 Harrisonville 22il300- 7 77 Hubbard s Greenhouse 1s now IHl alter p1 ckmg up two Br on Doyle rom 1acoma o Pa c t c Coasl Le~ JUC nd ass gned outr gh to Tacoma more wtn s th1s week froy R1fOc tossed a no hitter at VISillllg Letart for a 1 2~ wm 1 uesday R1f0e fanned f1f teen and walked JUS! one as he picked up h1 s second 11111 ni c der Geor ge Zebcr San F anc sco Acov r ed ve ter an shor tstop Roger qer fr om Hous on f o d 1o be na ned tat er or ob ta ned th r d baseman Cr u z and a p ~yer to be II s other wm wa s a one Me l player ca h Hecla named atcr tr am th e Ct caqo Cub5 lor Iutter Ke~th Cook got a ba ses loaded tnple 1n the f1 rst p mr 1ng lu st~ r t the Green M 1ch1ne rollmg Alan I ucket tc ok the loss farm mg seven and wa lkmg fi ve While JIC)dl!lg JUSt SIX hll s Letart 000 000- 0 0 3 Hubbard 401 07x- 12 6 0 tche r Lynn McGLo hen c e" eland Traded ou n eld cr ~ k c va 1 10 the Ch tag o Cubs tor ou t e der oc Wa s Hou ston Rccal!ed nf e der M kc F sci n fr orr Ct ar est on of 1 l erna anal Lcaque 10 re place Roger Mct1ger 51 Lou s Sen t ou ! ctder Dwyer o he Slln ~ anc sco G an s ro o pl c te th e F ra nk R ce ll trade ot l ast w ntcr 1m Footb all 5 gncd ~ two cho ces 1 ncbocker Cl ay Matthci'I S of Southc n Cal and t Qht end On e N ew so nl! of Ataoama Clevel a nd No 1 dr aft FEAfSENT SIGNS CINC INN ATI I UP ! ) Km1 F ealsent an all M1d Am ~.: r1ca n Conference w1de 1et. e ver fr om Kent State Um\t!rstt\ has signed w1th th£ Cm cmnat1 Bcngals reat se nt 6 foo l I 191 rxrunds t au ght lli passes for I 662 Hu ds tn fow years at Kent St<~tc to become the Golde n Flash es all lime leadin g 1etei\ el He was drafted m the l2th round by CmcuJna tJ I he Ben ga ls no \\ have f he VISiting Sy rac use Signed 13of thetr 18 choices m lnd1ans d1dn t fa re much the recent college draft better as the frreenhnusP Kan sas C y Annovnc<'d romped 18 7 Wedn esday ret r e nen of rvnn g bark Ed Bubb) W1lhs got the wm as Podo ak San r ran c sco S gned to a Enc Cunningham led the se r es o 0 1 e ye ar coni acts hltttng "1th a home 1 un th round dr at c h o c e !. double and smgle 10 three Herman R~dden il dcfcn sve bacK fro Howard Un vcr s ty !lipS lnd 5 eve McDan els a ackte fodd Adams took the loss rom NOI e Oa ne formMlCe ar , . . De nn ts Teaford had l" o doubles 111 three lnps to the For all your home ar r plate En1erta nment and 001 060- 7 3 S) rae use Appliance Needs 746 lOx- 18 13 HG Mercury ~~~p~ ~ ~~~o:~o )J The Ne\\ romped O\l~r the hu3\. Pomeroy Pirates 19-11 Wllh Rollins tossmg a one h1tter N1ck HlgKs took the loss fhe vnly h1t for Pomeroy \\ as a s1nglc b) Bryan Betzu* (, ettmg hilS for the Cubs \\ere Bumgardner 2 ll umphr e1 2 J ohnson 2 Da" son two doubles and Holhns 2 singles !lash ha d a t11 ple and Spradling an d Hollins had a double Smgle hil lers 11 ere Petht el Sprad hn ~ I t U VJ a "- U 'C d Mrs Ha yes Mrs rr.-' 1 !-i ctnd M1 s Julia ll vse ll ( II p stllutwn cmd r ileen Sc Il ls 's b\ l(m s IIlii" anti M" Huln Mw parllltr sluo Mt s ,at I K11app sd10la1slup N s llillnplun M1 s Knapp st rs Mary Mar 1111 and Mrs c atll Boy d p,trody and rs Mit I hn M1 s Da\ IS and \1 tl rs fl) sell finance Mrs Sa1 un was also named Ia vac utc and publi ci t y 1atrpersun for the Salon 1 blem ,I) Phms w~J ~ M"R\NE Sales & Serv1ce RIDENOUR'S (6141992 5652 TV & Appliance Gas Servtce 808 W Man 51 I Pom erov OH 4S76* Ra crne Ohro Chester Oh1o U f th 11 c endor seme nt ~ DOUG'S DOXOL SERVICE Haven Cubs of Pat11ua Henthorne of Culum b1ana Cuu1 ty " candidate !01 Ia collelel ge of Department") tl Oh ro \HI~ read Ge orge H<1 ckett wa s 1epm ted huspll<tlized Kmv~s a1e fur sale by the salon Veda Davts prestded 111 the absence of Mrs R1cha1ds required to complete tor tak1"9 the Oh1o State Exammafton complete wee k s only 1n Cia~ ;. bCg1n~ 12 Jun e 12 For more mformat1on contact Lee E Tyler 446 4367 made to a gam ~us yea r pt epaiC a frog 11111 r;w fur R e~atta weekend he City I oa n Will be con ;,cll'li about the poss1bil1lv uf I n mg til! d1 splcn 111 d wm Budget xpens1ve urniture NITURE Inspirations T, OHIO Coming Sunday 'SERVED The Gospel lnsparatlons Quartet (above l w1ll appear during the hom ec:;o m ng ce lebrafton day th s 5 PM 17th Not eJtactly as shown Su nda y of the Mt Un1on Baptist Church two miles south of Carpenter The quartet w II 10in the congregat on fo r Sunday school ser-vices and there wi ll be a basket dmner at CSERIES WHEEL HORSE TRACTORS. 8 • 16 h.p. AND ACCESSORIES NOW IN STOCK noon lol l owed by a hymn stng In the afternoon IALCONCERN Come and see the Grand Selectton BAUM TRUE VALUE 985 3301 Single Art Fogelstrom drove them m w1th a trtple and Kelly Win ebrenner sacnhced h1m home fwu more runs m the second sewed up the contest M1ke Way land reached on an error and was followed by Greg Becker s smgle Hamilton then doubled home both runners Both Belpre s hitS were smg les eommg Ln the fifth wh en they scored their only run Hamilton led the h1tters w1tb a double and smgle while Becker had two smgles F ogelstrom had h1s tn ple and Wmebrenn er fm1 Hood and Wayla nd each had a smgle Spo rt ~ "T rans.act1on s Delage and Gates ha d By Un ted Pres s lnt e rn aiiO nitl Belpre s hils Thunday Baseba ll Me1gs 1s now 4 2 and Coach Ch ca go (NL S gned Char li e Hamtlton bel1eves crttct er and No d raft chD ce thiSto be one uf the strongest W II am H ayes and ass gn ed t1 m o Pompano Beach o f hitting legwn clubs he s seen Flor d a Sta l e League s gncd <.a tcher and No 6 ctratl cno ce Logan comes here fur two Robe t T pll of Ch ca qo and games Sat urday afternoon ot hc draft p cks sho rl 5 oo John Slee Ks center elde r M r..e and then Me1gs travels to Dod ev r gh handed p che r Gloust er for a double header K c v n K r oy and wo non dan Suoda) aycr'> ou 1 e der Jell Doyle Belpre 000 01 2 0- 1 2 3 a nd r h h an ded p tche r ~ ch a rd Asten e re Me1gs 320 100 x-6 8 1 New York AL Traelcd Horner t l P) Marks (6) n l el der M <key K lu t-s and ou H elder De! Aston to OaK and Bowes land tor ou t! e dcr C 1 y 1t o Ebersbac h and forbes n as son R eca ed n I e :l e r a By Greg Bailey Contmumg 1ts good h1lltn~ the Me1gs Amenca n Legwn Angeles blanked New York team last mght too k a 6 1 3-11 v1ctory over v SlUng Belpre In the Amc1 ca n League Cahforn ra downed Baltimore beh1 0d a tWO hiller by fun Ebe rs hach Ebersba ch 5 t Boston toppled Oakland 7 3 New York t n pped fanned 12 batters but walked Seattle 51 Kansos C1ty 8 Horner took the loss for Belpre as he and Marks slu~ged DetrOit 7 2 C.'h1cago farmed hve and \\alked two stopped Texas 3 1 Cleveland Me~ gs got all the runs they at Mmnesota was poS1poned needed m the f1rsl mn1og by b) ratn pushtn g three across John Gtanls 6 Plulhes 1 John Montefusco won hiS Sayre reached on a walk and f1fth stratght game and Brtan Hamtlton followed w1th struck out 11 batters to raise hiS recor d to 6 2 lack Clark IN STOCK Beat the prtce ratse Most of our new cars came tn before the prtce ratse So come on tn and p1ck out the new Butck or Ponttac of your choiCe Plus we need used cars so you wrll gel top money lor your trade tn Now IS lhe ttme to trade for a new BUick or Ponhac and save money Don t lorget you owe it to yourself to check wrth us before you buy any car new or used ' who knocked a 0-1ron m the hole for an ace at the 15th It was the ftrst hole~h.()ne m U S Open compettt1on smce 1975 Lee Tr ev1nu and Andy Bean who has won the last two PGA tour stops headed a group at 72 wh1le Nicklaus was JOtned by Gene ltttler Tnm Ktte and former Open champiOn Jerry Pal e at 2over 73 I eadmg money wmoer 1om Watson had to shoot a 2under 34 on the back mne JUSt to post a 74 Ray Floyd and Sever~ano Ballesteros each shot 75 Defending champwn Hubert Green JOmed Palmer at 76 Tom Wetskopl was at 77 and Ben Crenshaw sk1ed all the way to a 78 in add1Uon to the d1fhculty of the course Robert C Irnpagha of Auburn N Y had to contend wtth a dec~ stun by USGA off1c1als c1tmg him for playmg too slow He became the ftrst player 10 Open history to be assessed a two stroke penally for slow play I like the attentwn I m gettmg sa1d lmpagha after Ins 1ound But I w1sh 11 was for a different reason '"hester 0 TINGTON Holidays Supt 0011 Wilson invites the publ iC to attend the services Su('day school wlll start at 9 45 a m Lunch wtll be served at noon with teh hymns ng to begtn at l 30 p m SILVER RUN F.W.B. GOSPEL SING JUNE 17 AT 7:30P.M. FEATURING GOSPEL INSPIRATIONS PUBLIC INVITED �~ -The . Datly Sentmel, Mtddlepott-Pumeroy, 0 , Fuday, Jwte 16, 1978 -·· I / / L __ ) J SECOND PLACE FINISHERS - These members of Ute s1X1h grade basketball team at Bradbury Elementary Sdt<>ol ftmshed second m the Metgs Elementary School IJ,,,h•tball tournament thts year Ptctured wtth thetr lt• J!h) are , fron t ro ~< 11-4 ), Anthony Smtih , John Aetker. Dave Follrod , and Greg Peckham, and back row , Chrts Burdette, JeiUly Meadows, Bob Southern, Jtmmy Farley and Charles Davts Absent for the ptcture were Andy lannarelh and M1k e Mournmg Bob Southern and Frank hn Aetker coached the team THE CHAMPS - These members of the fifth grade basketball team at Bt ad bury Elementary School captured the champ10nshtp m the 1977-78 Metgs Elementary School tourney for fow"th and ftfth graders Showtng off their ftrsl place trophy are front row, 1-1', John Epple , Max Blake, Joey Pouhn, Er1c Johnson, and Soott McKmley , back row, Trent Nash, Trey Cassell, Tim Wamsley , Scot Gheen , P J HarriS and N1ck Bush. Charles Cassell wa s the coach Sports briefs. Maror League Stand 1 ng ~ By Untied Press tnternattonat Nat.onal League Ch •cago Pru ta Mon tr eal P llsbrgh N ew York 5 1 LOUIS East W L Pet 33 2.:l 579 JQ 16 5J6 37 30 ]I 1 31 7 516 456 l 44 4 8 365 13 26 31 18 35 23 40 Wes t W l GB Pet GB San Fran Cmc tn o3ft 38 21 644 37 25 597 1 LOS Ang 34 17 557 5 Hous ton 26 J 1 456 11 San Otego 17 34 443 12 A t lan ta 14 J d 414 131, Thur sda y's Resulh San F r anc•sco 6 Ph il adelphi a Montreal 3 San D1ego I L os Angeles J New York 0 Today ' Probable P•fchers ( All Ttm es EDTI P•11sburgh ( Biytcven 4 51 at Atlan ta ( N ek ro 7 OJ 7 35 p m 51 L0u1!i I Oenn~ 6 4) at C•nc nna t • !Seaver 7 4) 8 05 prn Ch1Cilgo [ Burr1s 4 4) Hous ton ILemongello 6 6 1 pm llllADBURY TEAM - Makm g up the 1977-78 fourth .111d f1fth grade basketb.lll squad at Bradbury Elementary ~.. II ol .u t>, front ro" \~ ,Sha wn Baker , Steve Crow, John S,\ N J•H,\NCISCO 1UPI Il lt1 S.m Franu stn 49ers ll111r sdLJ) s1gnec..l two mnth r <~u nd draft cho " es Lief e mi l \t.' bark Herm(Jn Huldl n •f Ho" ard Un!V{'J sit\ _..._\ l ,..,,~T1:o '~'·we \.tn:'l\\t ~e'V~ h SIJ.!ned £t ser1es of onenrdmg to IH r.tl M.mngt.•r .11e It Baker and James Acree, and ba ck row, Ed dte Miller, Dann y l110ma s, Jolene Mood1spaugh, Be th Wolfe, and Dar111 Wolf< Absent "as Allen Spauld mg Dann) Thomas was the tl'am s coach Trading deadline passes with no major exchanges Un1trd Prt·ss International !he 1rad1ng deadlin e JloiSsed I hur sda v mght "lthout lh1.• lund of major dea ls Invo lved the world champion New York Yankees l .t~t t wn \ears (,t and the Bo;ton Hed Sox, who Mumeoota s Rod ( arew l l11 11l lo i S baseball 's best h1tt er .tnd are f1 ghtm g for the top spot tn Ca hforma s Nolan H) an, ont• th e Amema n Leag ue East New York sent two of Its of the ga mes premter po\\er I pit chers sllrrc'l the mo>1 most pronusmg farmhand s trade speculaunn, but both mf~elde r M1cke) Klutts and I OPTOMETRIST OFFICEHOURS 9. 30to12,2toStCLOSE 1 pla)e" wc1e ta ken off the outfld dcr Dt'll Alston, to the Oa kland A s for outfielder 1 AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT I blnck as the June 15 dead! me Gar) Thomasson An d Boston I ST , POMEROY I sold outfielder Ber me Carbo nw. t\.\11 mo~1 stgm ftcant .. . to the Cleveland Indians for They are the parents uf three an undisc lose d sum JUSt By United Presslnteroatloual other chil dren Ga y, B1ett, be fore the m1dmght deadhne LIVING LEGEND , UVE It took 16,000 people to ftll the and Rubble Grandparents Thomasson "as th e second cavernous Earls Court Exhtbtllon Hall m London Thursday are Mr and Mrs Paul Baker, left4t• nded hitting outfielder rught, but 11 wasn't hard to do In fact when the tickets went on Syracuse, and Mr and Mrs .ICQUtr L'li by the Yankees mas sale last month, all 96,000 f<l' the stx-concert ser1es were sold Wilham Morns, Middleport ntanv days On Wednesday , out wtthtn hours The draw' None other than Bub Dylan, who Mr ond Mrs Da vis Butcher the) JHC kL'li up Jay John•1one wowed the fans for 21'> hours w1th updated versiOns of his old of Texa s are g1 eat- a nd m1n or le ag ue r Bob songs - and a lot of new mater~al, too Dylan - sporting a grandparents Browr fr om the Philhes for black leather Jacket and wh1te troU8ers trtrnmed w1th relie f p1 ~c her Rawl y hghtntng bolts - ~as backed up by an e1ghl-ptece group It Easlwttk was hiS f1rst concert 111 Englan d stnce his appearance at the Pl.ll mg out hi s option thts WAS GRADUAED Isle of W1ght festival mne vears a~o ye"r 1t marked the secon d Krt sta I ynn Mur m tunc Carbo , 30, w"s traded by IT'S NOT EASY . It's been 34 years stnce Glenn Miller daughter uf Mr and Mrs the Hed Sox He was dealt to died, but his name sui! attracts attention, and that makes h1s W1lham Mom s, Mtddleport, Milwaukee 1n Juoe 1976 ch1ldren uncomfortable A small park recently was dedicated gtaduated Sunday frum the The Phlihes, meanwhil e, In Duarte, Cahf . on the Site where Miller once had a ranch Huck mg Techmca l College dtd some more shuffhng of Son Steve and daughter Jonnle attended , but reluctantly Steve Nelsonv ille w1th an ossuctate their p1tc hmg staff , se nding Mtller sa1d he IS now a poheema n "somewhere m the Los degree In apphed buSiness U1e bearded ~e hever Gene Angeles area " - but won 't be more speCifiC " If peopl~ know Her parents attendc'<i the Garber to the Atlanta Braves graduat1un ceremomes where I worked you'd be surpnsed at the wetrd calls I'd get. for nghtha nder D1 ck People call ~<ho are mord111atell cunous about my father Rut h ven Eas tw1 ck Some asked morbid questwns " ur quesuonabl y wtll replace Ga rbe r tn the Ph1lhes' MAKE LIST QUOT~ OF THE DAY Rock mUSICfan Steve King on, why Three Me~ gs Co unty bu ll pen, wh1le Ruthven had he was wtlhng to shell out $80 to see the Rolling Stones' concert as ked th e Braves to be m Waslungton Thursday mght 'Let me put 1t to you thts way. students have been na med to traded U you had a Sister, and th e Sister was getUng marned , how the dean 's hst of Manetta The San Francisco G1ants College for the second much would you pay for a ticket' I don't have a Sister " were the bus1est traders, semester They are Dav1d B swmgmg a triO of deals to GLIMPSES . Former Sen. Stuan Symington, D-Mo , was Wolfe, Mtddleport J enmfer ;1rengUJen thetr bench The mamed Wednesday 1n New Canaan, Conn , to Nancy C Chapman, Pomeroy, and Gt£tnt s a t: qutr ed vete ran Hemillgway Wat5oo , and among the guests were comedian Michael B May, Rutland short stnp Roger Metz ger Bob Hope and wtfe Dolur es Warner Brothers IS sumg actorfro m Houston for a player to Writer-producer Tum Laughlin for Sl mtlhon In Los Angeles m be dec 1ded by Nov I, then a disagreement over televtslon rtKhts to h1s ftlm 'The Master sh1 pped nght-hander Lynn I wo SUI'C .signs of swnrnet G unf1 ~hter" A fe deral judge m 1. 1s Vegas gave comedian McGlothen to the ChiCago GC\Irge Kirby - who IS free on oond flg htmg a 10-year prison tlw summe1 solstice a nd " Jl Cubs for third basema nterm for herotn dealmg - pellntsston to accep t out~f-town pc~ram.: c of the \COl !\ fu st :outf le lder He~ty Cru z In boo kmgs as long as he reports to the local US marshal 's off1 ce I AK: h Ness n w n sh• J stu1Jcs 1"dd1t1on . the Gtants pte ked up ever y Monday Smgers Davld Crosby, Stephen Stills and reserve outfielder Jun Dwyer Graham Nash w1ll have liletr names placed on the 1,6961il star 'from the St Lou1s Ca rdin" is 1 111 the Hollywood 'Walk of Fame" next Wednesday Milton to comple te a trade of l"st rltt UAII 't'SfoNJJ I\I tl llerle and Cab Calloway wdl be headl tnmg "Les G1rls' Les nnnTFu ro rut wm ter 1 1 II'Tt Hfo.."iTm G1rls " at the Westbury IN Y I Mus1c Fatr Jun e 27 through ~tii-J(.!'Ii M ASl iN AHt ;\ I July 2 New York 's CardlnaJ Terence Cuoke and JUrist Loulo RIIHt HT ll41fo foil< II I II)' Fdtl tr RC PARTICIPATES ~l•er were on hand at the Waldorf Thur sday mght for the 90th ] Ultl l ~ ht d IJ;ul\ 1 \r Jl! ~.tl Ill 1.1 \ The loca l Royal Crown Cola mmversary dmner-dance of the Beth Israel Medtcal Center l11 llh tllu• V •l ill l 'uhh ~ luu~ I Bottling Company sponsored !tllllli111\ t\1U II II IItilll l 11 Ill I' 'Ill :-.1 I'• .... l it\ 1!111 l~ ti!l 1 softball tea m part iCipated m 1\u~ u• ~~ l lrfut I'll 111 11'1 ,! !lah ' the annual Grove City I IIII• 11tll 1h •no r1 11.,, ~~ 111! t Ia ~~ 1• ' '" p.tld ••I I Slowpltch Tournament over IIII I t\ 1)111 ' t he wee kend and pla ced DINNER ENJOYED \.111 11111 nlloll l, lu !tjllt~ l l Sh11uk UUtct s C:&llcJH.llll~ Wei c !,II J\o J~uul~t \ •... tl, lh -. IIIII seco nd 111 lhe double Husbands ~< e re ~ues t s of MIS Eblin , M1> Shook , Mrs I !I• Ill \11 I I+ Ill r1 1l J!u 1-4 11 ;.~ ellnunallun evenl nembers uf tile Ml ss lunary .htnealec John son M1 C:Jnd ~l t h''''lllhll t 111 , lf.llt \ ott11ill The loca ls had to play a Ill h ~ II. I o >oil I .J ilt ,~ tiiiA J• I ioclely of the l.aulei Chff Mt s . Jam c~ C; tlmorc Mr and l<tl It\ ""''•I I! • ill li lt II I 11111 1 l<~tal of len games, and both ree Methodist Chtn t h rues· MIS Lluyd W11ght M1 s "' I I 1 II ! t i l ollill tl. I lil t 11101111 II losses c: amr ttl the hands c1f $:1 .!.1 IH 111 11 1 111 lllu r uul \\ ~11 lay mgilt for" potl uck dmner Ambe1 Lohn Mrs Della ( u• th I I II $.!' till "I\ 111111 lh ~ ehu111p1on Ql!•" ry Lounge uf 11 the l'UildSldc pal k Steve lJ~ M1 s 'I U\H Jt~tobs, Susa n $11 vii (/II• I Ill IIIII' r 1111 Columbus ll lr~t' "ere 3ti JJ, I\IJ11 1 $1 1~1 I II ~~~ I ltrlllh• %1m aecompanted on Ius F'Jesliman , M1 s Belt Ita ll II lltor Utlllll" ~~ I I l cCJ u J~ cniL•Ird 111 the 1'\'Cn t lUttar fur g1oup sm~ mg Pal ke1 M1 s Steve f<:blin, Hllll ~~~~~ ! lpll<~lljll 1111l11tlo 111d 1 ~ r" ce was by the Rev F'l nyd M1 ami M1 s E1 ne>t P<~well I'"' " ••I till \~ ' tr U l!ltl dt ts iJt'C I -·--------------- ----------· -- t I t 1 1 J t t o I Amencan l eagu e East dea ls that roc ked IJ<ISeball the I-------------------------, N. w. COMPTON, 0.0. I Montreal ( Roger!> 7 61 at LOS Angelc5 I Rau 67 ) 10 lOp m Phda oetph •a {Car lt on 6 61 at San D •ego (Jones 5 Il l 10 p m New York { Kobel 0 I J af San F ran etsco ( Ha l!ck• 3 II 10 35 pm Saturday s Games St LOUIS at Cmc•nr1ilf1 New Yor k at Sa n Franc •sco P.ttsburgh at Att an1a n1gh! Ch1cago at Hous ton n1 gh t Mon tr ea t at Los Anqete~ n•gh! Ph d a <" I San D•cgo n•ght Bos ton New York Balt •m r e M dwau ke De tr o !I Ctev elncJ Toronto W d3 JS L Pet 19 694 ?4 600 26 57 J ]d 16 561 26 Jl 4~6 19 40 Wes1 317 36 J1 >a m W L Pet Ka" C ity Oak l and TC)(.J ~ Jl n 32 30 30 19 G8 ' 7' 8 10' " /1 1 ,; 53-l GB 516 I I 508 508 Calli Jl 30 I ' Ch•cago 19 30 <~9 2 l ; M1nesota 74 35 407 7 Sea lfl C 19 45 797 ll Thur sda y's Resu lh Cl eve at Monn ppd rc11 n Ca tl! or n.a s Ball 1more 1 Bo!> ton 7 Oak l ana 3 N ew YorkS Sea !tte? Kansas C1ty 7 Detrod 1 Ch ic ago 3 Texas 1 n MaJor League Lead er s By Un 1ted Pr ess Inter national at e 35 Today s Probable Pitchers (All T1mes EDT ) Toronto (Underwood 'l7 an d Je ff erson 4 6 ) at Texas !Mo r et a a and E ll1s 5 2J 'l 6 35 p m Milwauk ee (Sor ensen 8 4) at Cleveland I Hood 3 3! 7 30 p m Oaklan d (Johnson d J J at Ba lt•mor e (D Mar tmez 5 31 7 30 p m Ca hforn a (Aa se 1 31 a! N ew York ( Bealf le1 t l 8 pm Seat tle ( Po le 4 al Bost on ( Ec k er sley 6 2) 7 30 p m Det r o• ! (Rolema 2 2) at M•nneso ta (Jackson oOJ 8 30 prn Ka nsas C• l y (Gura 3 1) a t Ch cago l Bamos 5 51 8 30 p m Saturday ' s Ga me s Sea !lie a t Bo ston Milwa ukee a t Cl eve land Kans as C• tv ar Ch•cago Detro• I a! Minnesota Cehforn 1a at New York n•ght Oakland at Ba ll •m ore n1gh t Toronto at Texas n 1ghl Barling 1 Based on ISO at bats I Nitftona l l eague G AB H Pet Grd!ey C1n 62 253 83 32B Burroghs All Sa 190 61 326 Sm1lh L A 53 195 62 3 18 S1 mmom St l 61 71'l 67 316 Puhl Hou 52 213 67 315 Fm.ter Cm 62 746 77 313 Bowa Phil S4 233 ]J J 13 Madloc k SF -t6 179 56 313 Monday LA 49 ISS 48 310 Clark SF 59 713 69 309 Amencan League G AS H Pet l arew Mm 54 203 n 3.55 Jac kson Cal 46 1!15 5 1 3'19 MolllorMII 50211 69 327 P•n•ella N Y 43 156 5 1 327 R •ce Bos 6'1 '159 83 320 Reynolds Sea 59 106 60 310 Le r c ano Mtl 51 169 54 370 Belt Cle 57 127 70 315 Brett KC J l 168 53 315 55 704 64 3 14 Lynn Bos Hom e Runs Naflonal l eagu e Luz msk • Ph 1 15 K ngman Ch1 and roster Cm 14 Monday LA 12 Sm1 th LA and Wmt clo SD 11 Amencan l ea gu e R1 ce Bos 21 Bavtor Cal and Thompson De ! 15 Evans Bos and Thomas M 1 14 Run s Batt ed In Nahonal League Fos l er Ctn 18 Mon tanez NY J2 Cey ano sm. th LA and Mcco ... ey SF 41 Amencan L ea gu e R ce Bos td Staub Del 44 Ol1ver an a Z sk Te" 39 May Ba ll Baylo r Ca 1 Thompson Del and Ford Mmn J8 Stolen Ba se~ Nar1ona1 League Mor en o Pdt 77 Ceaeno H ou 23 M<tddo• lnternat1ona I League Un1ted Press International Charleston Ri chmond Pawluckel Tidewater Tol edo W L Pet 39 33 30 30 21 20 661 25 569 27 576 19 508 28 491 29 463 29 453 39 316 GB 5'' 8 9 10 1Jl 1 12 R oches ter 25 Colum bus 24 Sy r acuse 18 20 Thursday 's Resu Its T1 dewa ter 7, Toledo 0 Roches ter 11 Charles ton 4 Co lum bus 7, Syra c use 2 R tc hm ond 7, Paw tu c k et 2 Todav 's Games at Ttdewater R ocheste r at Charl eston Toledo Co lumbus at Syracuse R1chmond at Pawtucket Saturday's Games Ttdewater Roc hester al Ch ar les ton Co lumbu s at Syracuse R1chmon d at Paw tucket Toledo at Phd 19 Ta veras " . ... . •• roster, the Astros called up ' Mtke F1schlm, 22, from thetr Charleston W Va, farm '. club CLEVELAND (UP!) Th e Cleveland Br own s announ ced Thursday th e Slgnmg of their two first· round draft choll'eS tn the rece nt college draft ltnebacker Oay Matthews of Southern Cal and ttght en d Owe Newsome of Alabama The two were Signed to a senes or one-year contracts The Browrs have their top fiv e draft cho1ces under NEW YORK (UP!J - The New York Yankees announ ced Thursday they had recalled infielder Brian Doyle from thetr Tacoma famt team tn the Pacific 01ast League and ass1gned mfl elder George Zeber' : contra ct outnght to Tacoma ,, Doyle had been with the team from Aprli 23 to May 12 HARTFORD, Conn (UPI J 11nd appeared m nne game The World Hockey w1th no hits m three tunes at , ., Assoeta t1on smd Thursday 11 bat was po~1pon mg the scheduled June 20 21 mee tin g m Edmont on Ca nada, for at KANSAS CITY , Mo (UPI ! least 10 days 1n order to Runmng ba ck Ed Podolak resolve th e future of the ann ounced h1s retirement Houston franchtse from the Kansas C1ty Ch1efs "The meettngs Will now be Thursday , mdtcatmg he will held on or before July 1, " sa1d go mto broadcasting NFL WHA Pr es1d ent Howard ~a mes on teleVIsion for the Baldwm Houston IS the only NBC network member of the etght-team Podolak, 30, closed hts 9- ·' WHA that h•s not committed )ear career as the Chiefs' aU1tself to operations for the lime leading rusher With 4,451 1976-79 season yards He 1s the only back m HOU STON (UPI ) - The Kansas Ctty history to top the Hou:.1on Astros Thursday as- 4,000-yard mark " I thought mentally and signed the contract of seven· physc1ally It was t1me for me • year short stop Rog er to r ettre ," Podolak satd Metzger to the San Franc1sco I've been very lucky 1n this G1ants 1n exchange for an game I can leave thts game , , unnamed player or cash or both to be ag reed upon by 1n the same state of health m whi ch I came 1n That 's Nov l To fill Metzger's spot on the luck " •Gift Certificate •Leather Goods P1 1t 18 Lopes LA 16 Ame ncan L eagu e Wilso n KC '14 Dil one Oak and Cr u2 , Sea 21 LeFlore Det 19 W1lls lex 18 Ptt Ch Jng Nat•onal League Gr 1mS il' y Mil 11 3 Knep per SF 8 3 R Rcuschc l Ch• John LA and Blue SF 8 4 Amencan L eague Gu dr y, NY 10 0 Torrez Bos 10 2 Tanana Cal 10 J Flanagan and Palmer Ball 9 J Earned Run A' erag e 1Based on 54 .nn.ngs p1lched l Nahonall eag ue R Reusch el Ch1 2 07 Vuckov l( h St L 1 17 Sarm•ento Cln 1 21 Roge r s, Mil an d Knepper SF 1 19 American Leagu e Gu1dr y NY 1 57 Palme r Ball 1 86 Keo ugh Oak 1 99 Ttanr , Bos 139 Sph llorll KC 1 41 Strik eouts Nat.ona l l eague Rtchard , Hou 116 N cll r o All 88 Se aver , Ctn and Montefus co SF 83 Roger !> Mil 76 Am encan League Ryan , Cal 113 Gu1dry , NY 85 Flanagan Ball 76 Ta nana Ca l 62 Leonard KC and Matlack Te)( ."' •Office Supplies •Books •Bibles " •etc. " .' ., WHEN SHOPPING FOR YOUR DAD, SHOP MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE " h Harry O'Dairy thinks the best place to stop for an after practice or after the game treat is DAIRY ISLE SPfCIAL Nf 14·2 4 Fl;wors Salt-Serve Cones Middleport. 0 Mr and Mrs Hiram Ftsl-,r held open house Sunday In observance of thetr 50tht dding anntversary at e1r home m Mmersville. The affair was hos~ by Mr and Mrs Ted her, daughter, Jan and son, •rk Mrs. Brad Maa~ re tered the guests and Mrs· Alfred Yeauger assisted th the servmg The ref stunent table m gold white featured a decorajed tiered cake and floralarr~ngement The cake was served w1th punch, coffee, nuts and nunts. Attendmg the celebraho1 were Mr. and Mrs B<f. Gloeckner and son, Racljel Gorman and Tom, Mr ~ Mr,l W1lham Parker, Nr and Mrs Ron Fisher, Mr.li\d Mrs Vergil Hayes, all of Col· Wllb\18, Mr. and Mrs n Ftsher, Jenmfer and Natt, Mr and Mrs John Fllher, Umontown, Mr and Mrs Gordon FISher and son West Lafayette , Mr and MrJ Nor man FISher, Senecav1le, Mr and Mrs Jtm Sm1lh, Harsha, Melissa and Jhrty, Baltunore, Mr and IJrs BtU Ftsher , Torch; Elmer Grueser, Pomt Plea>ant, W Va ; Mr and !'irs Leo ,-------~ I Social I l Calendar I FRIDAY PAST MATRONS Evangeline Chl<pter, ORS, 7 30 Friday at the hume of Mrs Kathryn Kmght SATURDAY CAR WASH , Saturday, 10 a m to 4 p m at Po~roy Sugar Run Ashland S~llon by jwuor cosmetology class uf Metgs H1gh Schod $2 outs1de, $3 l!ls1de ani outstde , take car to statun MEIG S COONTY RETIRED TEACHFRS pll · me, 6 30 p m at the Route 33 Ruads1de Park, Sahrday SINGSPIRATION Syra· cuse First Church of God, Saturday 7·30 p.m,AII talent cordtally tnvlted l Refreshments and fellolship hour followmg servtre SUND.'Y COUNTY-WilE PRAYER se rvice Sunda y'at 2 p m at White Chapel, Glen B1ssell class leader ANNUAL fiT CH famll) reunton Plftland Park Sunday with lunch at 12 30 pm VINEYARD FAMILY rewuon Sllfllay at Royal Oak Pirk near Vomeroy. Carry-m dlner at 1100 n, all relatives aO,d frlendJ mvtted : MONDAY ltEVIVAL at Zion Church of ' Chrtst, SR 143 between PQIJleroy and Harrtsoavtlle, Monday through July 21, 7 30 p in ntghtly Clsrence Shephard speaker 'ubhc InVIted "EIGS COUNTY Church u(; Chnst Men's Felbwshlp , 7 :10 Monday evenmt at the Mjddleport Church Or Nan Mfkel of the Menld Health CQnter Will be the Sj:taker WOMEN OF HEATH UQtted Methodtst Chureh w1ll have a covered dt.tl dtnner at the home of Mrs ktty Fultz, Mllnday, 6 p m rlembers to ta~e a covered dsh and their own table serv1t, DAILY VACfl"ION Btble School planntnf~ess ton al the RQUand Umud Methodtst c~urch, 7 30 iP m. Monday with all teachjrs and helpers ..Iced to attead Bible school will be held fte week of Jure BLOODMQBILE Monday at • Pomeny Elementar y from I 30 Ll 5·30 P m " I "" '" ... ' I ... ' HAMBURG· & FRIES . ---+A \~-- dany tsle ~ Fishers enjoy open house 26. 99 MILL ST. l7 5- The Daily Sentmel, Middlepc't·Pomeroy, 0, Fr1day, Jw~e 16, 1978 .. .,,,. ... . ... POTLUCK HELD Members of the Laurel Cliff Better Health Club met Thursday mght at the Me1gs County Infirmary for a potluck supper Mrs Mildred Jacobs, hostess, had prayer and readmgs were given by several of the mlfnbers at· tendmg Robm Ca11pbeU and Jack Braley were guests, and others attending were Mrs Della Curtis, Mrs Beri.lut Parker, Mrs. !koflll Karr , Mrs Ruby Fncf! Mrs Mar· 1orie Goett , ar Mrs Iva Powell SERYI()ES SET Sunday mvrnlng services at the Chester United Methodist Cliurch will begin Sunday moming at 9 a m lllllead of 9 1~ . The Rev. Richard Thamu is minister. Tulltns, Newport Mr and Mrs Ken Farley, Cabtn Creek, W Va M1 and Mrs Uswm Nease. Ott1e Schull, Mr and Mrs. Mtllatd Van Meter, Maly K. Rolll>h, Mr and Mrs Brad Maag , Mr and Mrs Alfred Yeauger, Elsie Forbes, June Sayre, Mr and Mrs Karl Gruese1·, Mr and Mrs Vernon Nease and Stanley, Freda Hartinger, Mary Russell, Mr "nd Mrs Bub Roberts, Mr and Mrs . Wllham M GI'Ueser, Chr~sty Baer, Sara Roush and Chnsty, Oms Harns, Mary Nease, Jean Nease, Mr and Mrs LewiS Hams, Mr and Mrs E A Wmgett, Dr aod Mrs Roger Damels, Hlida Sclunoll, Mr and Mrs Roy Junes, A1leen Wehrung, Mr ond Mrs. Ed Baer, Tncta and Eddie, Mr and Mrs William T Grueser, Luctlle Le1fhe1t, Mary V Retbel, Mary E Chapman, Mr and Mrs V~rgtl Hamm, Ellwyn Yost, Ellen Wtlson, Ail ee Wamsley, June Ann a nd J H , M1 und Mrs Mason Ftsher, Ca1la Ftshel, Mr and Mro Pearl Mora, the Rev and M1 s Harvey Kuch, Bub HtJefhch and daughter, Jayn e, Glenna Rwnmel, Ja eklC Just•s Sally Landers, Mr ond Mro Chf· fo1 d Plnlhps, Kenneth Wtg· g111s, Dr eama Bentz , Kathleen ScuU, Ann Wa lson, S tella Grueser. Rae Reynolds, Mae Holter, Ada Holter, Altona Karr, Evelyn Hollon, Theresa F1sher, Mr and Mrs Charles Grueser and Amy , Hetdl , Ted and J e remy , and Clara McMaste<, all local Sendmg remembran ces were Mr and Mrs Richard Lowe Mr and Mrs M1ke Ham~er, Mr and Mrs Joe Gloeckner, Mr and Mrs Denver Rtce, D1 and Mrs James F'1sher, Mr and Mrs Henry Salser, Mmersvllle Methodist Chureh, Wtldwood Garden Club , and Mrs Mildred Manktn WERE 'GOOD OLD DAYS' THAT GOOD? DEAR HELEN People who gnpe aboul workmg eond1twns should read tlu s and take heart Here are some work rules 1ssued by a Scolllsh factory m 1852 1 The f1rm has reduced the hours of work, and the clencal staff w11l now only have to be present between the hours of 7 amand6pm 2 A stove IS provided for the benefit of the staff Coal and wood must be kept tn the Iucker It ts recommended that each member of the staff bnng four pounds uf coa l e"ch day dunng eold weather 3 Nu member of the staff may leove the room without perITUSSIOn of Mr Rogers The coils of nature are permitted and staff may use the garden below the second ga te Th1s area must be kept m good order (What, no keys to the executive wa shroom ' -H ) 4 No talkmg IS allowed durmg busmess hours S The cravmg of tobacco, w1nes and sp1nts IS o human weakness and as such ts forbidden to all members of the staff (So much for the three-martmtlunch - H ) 6 Now that the hours of busmess have been drastically redueed, the partakmg of food ts allowed between II 30 am and noon, but work wtll not on any accuwtt cease 7 The owner.; recogmze the generosity of the new labor la~<s but wtll expect a great nse m output of work m compensation for these near utoptan cond1ttons - M U DEARM Well, at leastthere w•s no "1thholdmg tax H --DEAR HELEN My mother was very act1ve m the church unttl she broke her hip at aKe 90, and can't get around well anymore At f1rst her church frtends calle-d, but now never come near her , ex cept for a potluck on her b1rthday They're ~uo busy" dutng ch urch work Isn't v1sttmg the elderly pari of tt She feels abandoned , and I'm sure she gets t1red uf me 24 hours a day Please ment10n tn your colwnn that a little ktndn ess to the hvmg Is better than a big eul ogy and Jots of fnends" at a funeral - DISGUSTED DEAR DIS Duely mentwned But why don't yo u call your rrumster ' Perhaps he can fire up these church women- and drup around for a VISit hm!Self - H DEAR HELEN I'm another uf the m1lhons who are burned up at the lugh cost or husp1tahzat10n and med1 eal eare Our health msurance prerruurns cost an amt and a leg lhcse days because of It And 1t sttll doesn't cover My drug bill for 13 days m hospital was 1322. when all I recetved were two anttb10t1c ptlls per da y Qmte o pruf1t 1Saymg hell o" each mormng earned my doctor $25 per v1s1t, maddition to other fees And how about the hospital meals you mtss because you're taktng tests that require fasttng' If they charge some $10 per ptll, they should deduct at least $25 per day for food they withhold -NICKED PLENT Y Boosters make Regatta plans Pla11S for food bwtha at boU1 the baton twtrhng con· test to be held Sundsy •t Metgs Htgh Sehoul and the fr(lg JUmp on Regatta W\Jekend were made durmg the Monday mght meehng uf the Metgs Band Boosters at the high sehoul Pat Woods prestded at the meetmg durtng wh1ch lime workers were sol1c1ted fo1 both odlVItles It was also noted that baked beans, potato salad, ma caront sala d, Leader to make visit The dtstr1ct wom en 's leader w1ll VISit the RactncPortland Brandl of the Reorgamzed Church of Chnst Latter Day Samts. Saturday at Ip.m Announcement of the forth· cornmg vtslt of the guest speaker was made at a recent meeting of the Emma Smith Circle held at the chureh wtth Mrs Lucy Taylor as the hostes. Several women uf the Circle attended the distr ict women·~ trl slJtutc held 1ecently at Jackson The cookbooks arc cum· pleted and have been turned mtu the publisher It was announL'ed Refreslunents 1\'C I'e served sandwiches and desserts " ' e needed fur the Sunday food booth Handy Hunt, band director , reported that the second pay ment of $20 ts due for band eamp by June 20 M1 s Ma1 y Dorst gave th~ tt cctsurcr's report, and Floren<c BearllS , the secretary's report POLLY'S POINTERS Polly Cramer T1ps for travellers FAMILY AFFAIR - Mr and Mrs Howard B Caldwell Jr, Route I, Reedsville, can hold a college alumm meetmg at every famtly reuruon When Martie Caldwell Baum "alked across the stage at recent graduation ceremomes held on the RID Grande College and Community College campus, she became the fifth famtly member smce 1975 to receive a degree from the mst1tuhon In 1975, Howard B Caldwell lll of Rt I, Reedsville, presentl y teaching at Southern High School, began the ;"trmg of graduates when he recel\ ed hi S bachelor 's degree m English His wtfe, Christy Donahue Caldwell, formerly of Vmton , recetved her bachelor 'sdegree m elementary educatiOn that same day Bob Cold~< ell, oow teachmg 111 11~gan added number three and four to the hst rn ceremomes tn 1976 At commencement t~t year Bob rece1ved a bachelor's degree m commumcat10ns wh1le ht s wtfe, Tem Pohl Caldwell.'formerly of Jackson, recetved an assoc1ate degree m secretan al sc~ence The couple now restdes at 162 Front Street, Logan Martie, wh o thts year became the ftfth graduate recetved her bachelor's degree m elementary educatiOn Left to nght Martie Caldwell B'aurn, Bob Caldwell, Terri Pohl Caldwell, Chnst) Donahue Caldwell and Howard B Caldwell Ill DEA H POLLY - I am gumg lu du some ex:tensave h ""ehng "nd hope yuu ean help me wtth my w•rdrobe I would hke to know what kmd of fabn cs wdl not get messy and c1wnpled luokmg "h1le havcl111g and w1ll look neat and fr esh when I ge t off a pl ane If there 1s any special care the) would need I would hke tu heal about that , too I hank yuu fur any he lp you can g1ve me - DEBB! DEAR DEBBI - I have found 100 percent pul)esters and ny lons w1lh a weave-hke Jersey ptuve most sahs[at:· tory when traveling They can be rolled up to t•ke less space 111 a ba~ and are hght 111 we1ght An y wnnklt.~s seem to di sa ppear very qu~ekly when the ga rm ent IS spread out fur a b1l A fnend w1th ~horn I ha ve tra veled flequently alwa ys uses a wash cloth wrung out of wa rm walct lu gu over any wnnkles tn her clothes and then hangs I hem nn a show er rod to d1 v One uf the must unpu1tant tlungs to consider when planlUll ~ a tJ en.e) Wi:tl drube 1s to be s ure It IS lolor t ourdmated so that the le• st •umber uf lercl1 an up111 1un about the shoes and purses, sweaters S l tu c~twn ~ et the ealkr felt .md coats a1e requtred Plam she had 1e< Plved support ba ste clothes that can acqwre Dr Blake1 c.111nut tilke a different luuk by chan gutg Karen Blaker Ph.D. .::~~~'=--------------telephone call s f1 um hc1 an:essuJ 1es are mva lu£t ble ,1 cad ets Huwcvet there (Jf e PO LlY mg Ius hardships tu get out of hund1 cds uf t:I ISIS lntervenChi/dsupport DEAR POLLY - I would Ius com1mtment to the twn ph one lines 111 the United hke tu suggest th"t the 1e"der duldten Slates 1'01 the phon e number w1th grease dnppmgs use C"n a dtvorced woman w1th COUNSELOil I Ill nut sure of one ncCI J you con l::td yuu1 t11em tu make soap The duldren feel secure 111 expec qutte how you arc feeli ng locil l mental heal th assoc•a ung support from her ex about demanding duld sup- twn or mental health m- folluwmg w1ll make 12 pounds of snow wh1 te laundry soap I husband ' The sobenn g purl • fut tna liUll SCI \'ICC IL'e 6 pounds of clean, stt am stat1st1cs md1cate the ans11er MRS 1 I did feel gu1lty tu that question Is an em- But now that I tlunk mu1 e phattc no deady about the s1lualwn I One year afle1 dtvorn, on· 1emembe1 that they a1e Ius Jy 38 percent of tile fatil eiS 111 children as well as m1 ne I one W1seonsm euunty we n~ kee p fur getttng that nnpol· paymg tile full amount of tant fact I don't m• ke duld support urde1 cd by the eno ugh mone) for duld care court And 42 pCI cent had plus all tile expenses of 1aIS made nu payments at all mg a gruwmg famtly And Mrs I' a Powell w•s duw there It was also vulL'<i By the lOth yea r on ly 13 they are Ius duldren, too el ect ed <hapcau uf Met gs tu umtact the Pomeroy percent uf the fath ers were COUNSELOR Dues you1 Counly Sa lon 710, Etght and Cham ber of Commerce a bout complytn g fully wtth the sup- ex- hu s ba nd vtsl t the Fu1 t) , " t a meeting he ld Mon· an area fr om wht ch to sell purl order An "stoundm g 79 ~.:htldr en ? day mght "t the home uf Mrs f1 ug slu rts, frog badges and percent hod stopped pavmg MRS T I'm curw us Why Dully Haves fr ug reph cas dunng the cmn plete ly d1d vuu ask' Other uff1 ce1S elected " ere weekend Few women press charges C'OUNSI~LOR By til e 11ay Delega tes and alternates to ttg.alfls l cx-husba.nds who aa you ar e l&lkutg, Ll Uuesn l Mrs Veda Davts fu st dem1 delinquent w1th du ld supp01 t sound "s thnugh you sec hun <.: hnpcau Mt s Ha y c ~ sec.:und the Ia marche t u be held In dt: ml t: hiip ea u Mr s Cleveland on Jul y 26 and 2i payments In thiS excerpt u1 talk w1tl1 htm at all C•the1111e W elsh I alUIIUrt let were named M1 s Mill t1n from a hut-hne call, one MHS 'I I thmk tlus ts unc Ml s Jum SelleiS Ia ar- ,md Mrs Ruby Mw shall arc woman talk s about her gu11l uf the b1g p1 ubi ems He nc ve1 the delcgales at '"' ge while and fea r as she prepares to comes to see the ktds I am d uvJsle, M1 ~ rum t: Bnnkt:t take her ex husband to court ashamed tu admtt II I lhtnk Ia t:Uil t: l crgc, Mts r lutCII<.: t: the eledl'<i delegate" ale M1 s Welsh Mrs Guctt, Mrs INole that pelsunallnfollna- that's une reason why he has Hu.: hards, puuvtur member Mrs I uiCI H(fmpt on sc ~<.tp· Knapp, and Mrs Powell lt un 111 all llut-lute excerpts stopp<!d paymg cluld suppu1t lx•ok chau man and Mrs Alternates a1e Mrs Hysell has been altered tu protect He ts 11 0 lungc1 tnvulved wtlh Mt s Davts, Mrs Boyd. and M.11 June C.octt, Ia secreta II e the c"ller's confidentiali ty 1 tile k1ds Mrs Hampton It l\ao noted Chan persons fur the MRS T l fe el terrible I COUNSr~ I.Oil Why do yuu that the delega tes fee s and " ct e wmuum. : cd b~ Mr.s have Ju st ma de a r - tlunk he stopped cmm n~ Powell and mcl udc Mrs ctssessments hC:tve been ma t!· rangcmenls tu take my ex· arouncl ? Mine Boyd, d uldl en and ed husband tu cuurt When he MRS T I don t kn o11 I The end orse ment of f1nds uut he IS gomg tu k1ll nev er thought about that l uuth Mrs Ha)CS Mrs DoiV IS, dllll MIS .fuila llyscll Patrlll" Henthorne of Columme Pruba bly 1t 's beta usc tins lllllst1tut1Un and by-laws, biana Count) ~ c.tndldat <• fu1 COUNSELOR Kill )UU ' v.a s h1 s se<:ond marr1agr (JIHI MRS T Not 1eally I guess 1t rermnds tu m he 1s il twu M1~ EilcUJScdrb ltlui:iLHJ d Ia cunue1 ge uf Departmental embl em, Mrs Hub v Mill· d Ohw, " as read that s JUSt a f1g ure of speech tllne loser sh"ll pallnerslup , Mrs George fl•ck el t was But he w1ll be very ang1y COUNSEl OR Is he pavmg Pearl Knapp, " hula1 ship 1ep01 ted hos pitalized Knives CO UNSELOR Why ar< anythmg tu Ius f11 st 11lfe' Mrs Hampton, Mrs Knapp a1 c for sale by the salon 7 yuu takmg hon tu tuurt MRS T Nu He let hc1 M1 s Ma1y Molll!l and M1 s Veda Dav1s prestded tn the MHS T We \\ere marr1ed duwn, too But she d1dn t Mrs R1eha1 ds, fur mne years •nd had three fight I JUSt can t let hun get Ma11c Boyd, pdrody and Mrs Martm , Mrs Dav1s and chil dren whu are now 3, 5 and ""ay wtth tlus It s 8 years old When we got disgusting The murc I ta lk, Mrs Hysell , finan ce Mrs davurn.'<i more lhan (J year the ha pp1e1 I feel abuut my Martin \\a.S also rHHned Ia .JVacote and publ icity agu , the t:ourt unlet cd hun tu dcLISIUfl cha lfJlCI sun f01 the Salon pa) child suppu1t - but no As Mrs I .111swercd Ute Plans were made to agam ahmony bcc•use I work and hut !me tuunsclor 's qucs· tlus year prcpa re a f rug \Hn· dul n t think tt would be fa1r ttons. she l>cciHllC 1nc1 easmgRather tha n seemg tha t as lv confident about hc1 do w for l{egatta weekend I he City l.uan Will be cun" gestu1e uf guud wlil , he (;I 1,1. ( 1/la l d e~.: ISI Uil lacted about the pusSIIJthty uf must ha ve mterpreted It as !'he cuun!iclur nevt t nf· hl.l\ mg tht. ths (Jia) 111 ,1 " 111· evidence he could get away wtth anytlung After only fiv e months, he stopped giVI ng me money for the ktds CO UNSELOR Du yuu know why he stopped paymg' MRS T Well , that 's one reason I feel gu1lty about tak· mg hnn to eourt His sister told me Ius mother d~ed siX months ago and he patd for the funCI al arrangemen ts Then he had lu put h1s fatl1e1 tn i:i nut !;tng home Th£tt mu.iit have cost a lui of muney But 1 know he has plenty uf MIDDLEPORT, OHIO money May be he " JUSt us- CHOICES' ed \\arm grease, one can of lye, one cup of ammoma, and one half cup borax I stratn my greose mto a shortemng ean as I cook Fm the suap I Ust.' a port: elam contcuner cmd stir the lye tn a q11art of warm water until dissolved and cuul Sllr w1th a wooden spoon and cunhnue stJrrm!{ as yuu add the grease, anunoma and borax and It wtll be th1ck hke honey Prevwusly lme a wooden box w1th cloth , pour U1e suap m1xture 1nto box and let stand unlll hard enough to cut 111 blocks or squares Store for tw o or three weeks before uSing and fmd you have very good laundry suap - JENNIE DEAR POLLY - I am a custodian who has the JOb of carmg for several green plants m an ufhce l used an extendm g type radiO "ntenna 111 une plant and afte1 a year the plant ne"rly tuuehes the cetltng I Jill>! keep extendmg the antennas length tu f1t the plant -ED DEAR POLLY .. Wh1le stationed w1th the army 1n Korea I le•rned the followmg solutton for the problem of hard suga1 It seen1.':> t;Ugar l~ splayed down wtth water fur eas1er shtpmenl overseas and 1~ r son n el at the cummtssa ry !old Ill> to place such a bag of sugar m the freezer overmght 01 lungt!r 1f nccess(J r)' It Will bt.tome soft (JgcHn Thts worked for me the twu yea rs I wa" there - A MILITARY WIFE Polly wtll send you one of her s1gne d thank-yo u newspa per coupon clippers 1f she uses your favunte Pomter Peeve or Problem m her columr Wrtte POLLY'S POINTERS m care uf th1s newspaper Mrs. Iva Powell elected Eight and Forty president Y""' chapeau The pra yer ~as g1ven by Mrs Marshall w1th Mrs Bnnker leadmg 111 the pledge to the flag Next meettng w1ll be held at the camp s1te of Mr and Mrs Charles Hayes BenJamin F'1 ankhn ha s been t: ! elhled as the lll H IItuJ uf th e fir st S"- nmmng hns Mc.H.lt.: uf " uud tile\ wei e Wllt nun both hands ami feet WANI A REAL ESTATEBus1ness LICENSE? ~ollege Galhpolts offenng the accrechted program of class work you ' re requ1red to complete for tak1ng the Ohto State Examtnafton IS complete tn only 12 week s Class bcg1 n s June 12 For more Information contact Lee E Tyler, 446 4J6 7 No 75-02 04728 Visit Baker's Budget Shop for inexpensive Party held The f1rst birthd ay of Jeremy Lee Fetty, son of Mr and Mrs RIChard I. Fetty, J1· , Rutland, w•s celebrated Sunday Willi a p1e111e at the Forest Acres Park The twu-llered btrthday cake featured a circus theme wtth downs and balloons The cake was se 1·ved w1th homemade stra wberry tee l: I'CH.In Games 11ere played by both the duld1 en and adults At· tendtng the party were were the hosts and two sons, Chad and Shl<w11, Mr and Mrs Btll Biggs, Penny , Vmda and Jamte, Mr and Mrs Jerry Ra ch and Wendy, M1 and Mr. Ja< k Walker , J H and lly•n, Mr and MIS l.ai'I'Y Pa1·sons, l.a1 ry Wayne and Stssy, Charles Barrett . Mt and Mrs I.ally ('u leman. M1 w1d M1 s Btll Kenn•dy, illld MHndy Sla vm new home furniture BAKER FURNITURE Inspirations Coming Sunday PARK RESERVED UNTIL 5 PM The Gospel lnsp1 rahons Quartet (above) will ap pea r dunng t he hom ecom tng celebra t ion da y th i s SATURDAY, JUNE 17th Sunda y of lhe Mt Un1on Baptist Church. two miles sooth of Carpenter FOR SUMMER OUTING OF LARGE INDUSTRIAL CONCERN OPEN TO PUBLIC AFTER S P. M CAMDEN PARK U. S. 60 WEST - HUNTINGTON Closed Every Monday Except Holidays The q uart e t w1ll jOin the con gregafton for Sunday school serv1ces and there w1ll be a basket dinner ar noon foll owed by a hymn sing 1n t he afternoon Supt Don Wilson Invites the public ro attend the services Supday school w ill start at 9 45 am Lunch wilt be served at noon with teh hymn si ng to begin at 1 30 p m SILVER RUN F.W.B. GOSPEL SING JUNE 17 AT 7:30P.M. FEATURING . GOSPEL INSPIRATIONS PUBLIC INVITED �~ -The . Datly Sentmel, Mtddlepott-Pumeroy, 0 , Fuday, Jwte 16, 1978 -·· I / / L __ ) J SECOND PLACE FINISHERS - These members of Ute s1X1h grade basketball team at Bradbury Elementary Sdt<>ol ftmshed second m the Metgs Elementary School IJ,,,h•tball tournament thts year Ptctured wtth thetr lt• J!h) are , fron t ro ~< 11-4 ), Anthony Smtih , John Aetker. Dave Follrod , and Greg Peckham, and back row , Chrts Burdette, JeiUly Meadows, Bob Southern, Jtmmy Farley and Charles Davts Absent for the ptcture were Andy lannarelh and M1k e Mournmg Bob Southern and Frank hn Aetker coached the team THE CHAMPS - These members of the fifth grade basketball team at Bt ad bury Elementary School captured the champ10nshtp m the 1977-78 Metgs Elementary School tourney for fow"th and ftfth graders Showtng off their ftrsl place trophy are front row, 1-1', John Epple , Max Blake, Joey Pouhn, Er1c Johnson, and Soott McKmley , back row, Trent Nash, Trey Cassell, Tim Wamsley , Scot Gheen , P J HarriS and N1ck Bush. Charles Cassell wa s the coach Sports briefs. Maror League Stand 1 ng ~ By Untied Press tnternattonat Nat.onal League Ch •cago Pru ta Mon tr eal P llsbrgh N ew York 5 1 LOUIS East W L Pet 33 2.:l 579 JQ 16 5J6 37 30 ]I 1 31 7 516 456 l 44 4 8 365 13 26 31 18 35 23 40 Wes t W l GB Pet GB San Fran Cmc tn o3ft 38 21 644 37 25 597 1 LOS Ang 34 17 557 5 Hous ton 26 J 1 456 11 San Otego 17 34 443 12 A t lan ta 14 J d 414 131, Thur sda y's Resulh San F r anc•sco 6 Ph il adelphi a Montreal 3 San D1ego I L os Angeles J New York 0 Today ' Probable P•fchers ( All Ttm es EDTI P•11sburgh ( Biytcven 4 51 at Atlan ta ( N ek ro 7 OJ 7 35 p m 51 L0u1!i I Oenn~ 6 4) at C•nc nna t • !Seaver 7 4) 8 05 prn Ch1Cilgo [ Burr1s 4 4) Hous ton ILemongello 6 6 1 pm llllADBURY TEAM - Makm g up the 1977-78 fourth .111d f1fth grade basketb.lll squad at Bradbury Elementary ~.. II ol .u t>, front ro" \~ ,Sha wn Baker , Steve Crow, John S,\ N J•H,\NCISCO 1UPI Il lt1 S.m Franu stn 49ers ll111r sdLJ) s1gnec..l two mnth r <~u nd draft cho " es Lief e mi l \t.' bark Herm(Jn Huldl n •f Ho" ard Un!V{'J sit\ _..._\ l ,..,,~T1:o '~'·we \.tn:'l\\t ~e'V~ h SIJ.!ned £t ser1es of onenrdmg to IH r.tl M.mngt.•r .11e It Baker and James Acree, and ba ck row, Ed dte Miller, Dann y l110ma s, Jolene Mood1spaugh, Be th Wolfe, and Dar111 Wolf< Absent "as Allen Spauld mg Dann) Thomas was the tl'am s coach Trading deadline passes with no major exchanges Un1trd Prt·ss International !he 1rad1ng deadlin e JloiSsed I hur sda v mght "lthout lh1.• lund of major dea ls Invo lved the world champion New York Yankees l .t~t t wn \ears (,t and the Bo;ton Hed Sox, who Mumeoota s Rod ( arew l l11 11l lo i S baseball 's best h1tt er .tnd are f1 ghtm g for the top spot tn Ca hforma s Nolan H) an, ont• th e Amema n Leag ue East New York sent two of Its of the ga mes premter po\\er I pit chers sllrrc'l the mo>1 most pronusmg farmhand s trade speculaunn, but both mf~elde r M1cke) Klutts and I OPTOMETRIST OFFICEHOURS 9. 30to12,2toStCLOSE 1 pla)e" wc1e ta ken off the outfld dcr Dt'll Alston, to the Oa kland A s for outfielder 1 AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT I blnck as the June 15 dead! me Gar) Thomasson An d Boston I ST , POMEROY I sold outfielder Ber me Carbo nw. t\.\11 mo~1 stgm ftcant .. . to the Cleveland Indians for They are the parents uf three an undisc lose d sum JUSt By United Presslnteroatloual other chil dren Ga y, B1ett, be fore the m1dmght deadhne LIVING LEGEND , UVE It took 16,000 people to ftll the and Rubble Grandparents Thomasson "as th e second cavernous Earls Court Exhtbtllon Hall m London Thursday are Mr and Mrs Paul Baker, left4t• nded hitting outfielder rught, but 11 wasn't hard to do In fact when the tickets went on Syracuse, and Mr and Mrs .ICQUtr L'li by the Yankees mas sale last month, all 96,000 f<l' the stx-concert ser1es were sold Wilham Morns, Middleport ntanv days On Wednesday , out wtthtn hours The draw' None other than Bub Dylan, who Mr ond Mrs Da vis Butcher the) JHC kL'li up Jay John•1one wowed the fans for 21'> hours w1th updated versiOns of his old of Texa s are g1 eat- a nd m1n or le ag ue r Bob songs - and a lot of new mater~al, too Dylan - sporting a grandparents Browr fr om the Philhes for black leather Jacket and wh1te troU8ers trtrnmed w1th relie f p1 ~c her Rawl y hghtntng bolts - ~as backed up by an e1ghl-ptece group It Easlwttk was hiS f1rst concert 111 Englan d stnce his appearance at the Pl.ll mg out hi s option thts WAS GRADUAED Isle of W1ght festival mne vears a~o ye"r 1t marked the secon d Krt sta I ynn Mur m tunc Carbo , 30, w"s traded by IT'S NOT EASY . It's been 34 years stnce Glenn Miller daughter uf Mr and Mrs the Hed Sox He was dealt to died, but his name sui! attracts attention, and that makes h1s W1lham Mom s, Mtddleport, Milwaukee 1n Juoe 1976 ch1ldren uncomfortable A small park recently was dedicated gtaduated Sunday frum the The Phlihes, meanwhil e, In Duarte, Cahf . on the Site where Miller once had a ranch Huck mg Techmca l College dtd some more shuffhng of Son Steve and daughter Jonnle attended , but reluctantly Steve Nelsonv ille w1th an ossuctate their p1tc hmg staff , se nding Mtller sa1d he IS now a poheema n "somewhere m the Los degree In apphed buSiness U1e bearded ~e hever Gene Angeles area " - but won 't be more speCifiC " If peopl~ know Her parents attendc'<i the Garber to the Atlanta Braves graduat1un ceremomes where I worked you'd be surpnsed at the wetrd calls I'd get. for nghtha nder D1 ck People call ~<ho are mord111atell cunous about my father Rut h ven Eas tw1 ck Some asked morbid questwns " ur quesuonabl y wtll replace Ga rbe r tn the Ph1lhes' MAKE LIST QUOT~ OF THE DAY Rock mUSICfan Steve King on, why Three Me~ gs Co unty bu ll pen, wh1le Ruthven had he was wtlhng to shell out $80 to see the Rolling Stones' concert as ked th e Braves to be m Waslungton Thursday mght 'Let me put 1t to you thts way. students have been na med to traded U you had a Sister, and th e Sister was getUng marned , how the dean 's hst of Manetta The San Francisco G1ants College for the second much would you pay for a ticket' I don't have a Sister " were the bus1est traders, semester They are Dav1d B swmgmg a triO of deals to GLIMPSES . Former Sen. Stuan Symington, D-Mo , was Wolfe, Mtddleport J enmfer ;1rengUJen thetr bench The mamed Wednesday 1n New Canaan, Conn , to Nancy C Chapman, Pomeroy, and Gt£tnt s a t: qutr ed vete ran Hemillgway Wat5oo , and among the guests were comedian Michael B May, Rutland short stnp Roger Metz ger Bob Hope and wtfe Dolur es Warner Brothers IS sumg actorfro m Houston for a player to Writer-producer Tum Laughlin for Sl mtlhon In Los Angeles m be dec 1ded by Nov I, then a disagreement over televtslon rtKhts to h1s ftlm 'The Master sh1 pped nght-hander Lynn I wo SUI'C .signs of swnrnet G unf1 ~hter" A fe deral judge m 1. 1s Vegas gave comedian McGlothen to the ChiCago GC\Irge Kirby - who IS free on oond flg htmg a 10-year prison tlw summe1 solstice a nd " Jl Cubs for third basema nterm for herotn dealmg - pellntsston to accep t out~f-town pc~ram.: c of the \COl !\ fu st :outf le lder He~ty Cru z In boo kmgs as long as he reports to the local US marshal 's off1 ce I AK: h Ness n w n sh• J stu1Jcs 1"dd1t1on . the Gtants pte ked up ever y Monday Smgers Davld Crosby, Stephen Stills and reserve outfielder Jun Dwyer Graham Nash w1ll have liletr names placed on the 1,6961il star 'from the St Lou1s Ca rdin" is 1 111 the Hollywood 'Walk of Fame" next Wednesday Milton to comple te a trade of l"st rltt UAII 't'SfoNJJ I\I tl llerle and Cab Calloway wdl be headl tnmg "Les G1rls' Les nnnTFu ro rut wm ter 1 1 II'Tt Hfo.."iTm G1rls " at the Westbury IN Y I Mus1c Fatr Jun e 27 through ~tii-J(.!'Ii M ASl iN AHt ;\ I July 2 New York 's CardlnaJ Terence Cuoke and JUrist Loulo RIIHt HT ll41fo foil< II I II)' Fdtl tr RC PARTICIPATES ~l•er were on hand at the Waldorf Thur sday mght for the 90th ] Ultl l ~ ht d IJ;ul\ 1 \r Jl! ~.tl Ill 1.1 \ The loca l Royal Crown Cola mmversary dmner-dance of the Beth Israel Medtcal Center l11 llh tllu• V •l ill l 'uhh ~ luu~ I Bottling Company sponsored !tllllli111\ t\1U II II IItilll l 11 Ill I' 'Ill :-.1 I'• .... l it\ 1!111 l~ ti!l 1 softball tea m part iCipated m 1\u~ u• ~~ l lrfut I'll 111 11'1 ,! !lah ' the annual Grove City I IIII• 11tll 1h •no r1 11.,, ~~ 111! t Ia ~~ 1• ' '" p.tld ••I I Slowpltch Tournament over IIII I t\ 1)111 ' t he wee kend and pla ced DINNER ENJOYED \.111 11111 nlloll l, lu !tjllt~ l l Sh11uk UUtct s C:&llcJH.llll~ Wei c !,II J\o J~uul~t \ •... tl, lh -. IIIII seco nd 111 lhe double Husbands ~< e re ~ues t s of MIS Eblin , M1> Shook , Mrs I !I• Ill \11 I I+ Ill r1 1l J!u 1-4 11 ;.~ ellnunallun evenl nembers uf tile Ml ss lunary .htnealec John son M1 C:Jnd ~l t h''''lllhll t 111 , lf.llt \ ott11ill The loca ls had to play a Ill h ~ II. I o >oil I .J ilt ,~ tiiiA J• I ioclely of the l.aulei Chff Mt s . Jam c~ C; tlmorc Mr and l<tl It\ ""''•I I! • ill li lt II I 11111 1 l<~tal of len games, and both ree Methodist Chtn t h rues· MIS Lluyd W11ght M1 s "' I I 1 II ! t i l ollill tl. I lil t 11101111 II losses c: amr ttl the hands c1f $:1 .!.1 IH 111 11 1 111 lllu r uul \\ ~11 lay mgilt for" potl uck dmner Ambe1 Lohn Mrs Della ( u• th I I II $.!' till "I\ 111111 lh ~ ehu111p1on Ql!•" ry Lounge uf 11 the l'UildSldc pal k Steve lJ~ M1 s 'I U\H Jt~tobs, Susa n $11 vii (/II• I Ill IIIII' r 1111 Columbus ll lr~t' "ere 3ti JJ, I\IJ11 1 $1 1~1 I II ~~~ I ltrlllh• %1m aecompanted on Ius F'Jesliman , M1 s Belt Ita ll II lltor Utlllll" ~~ I I l cCJ u J~ cniL•Ird 111 the 1'\'Cn t lUttar fur g1oup sm~ mg Pal ke1 M1 s Steve f<:blin, Hllll ~~~~~ ! lpll<~lljll 1111l11tlo 111d 1 ~ r" ce was by the Rev F'l nyd M1 ami M1 s E1 ne>t P<~well I'"' " ••I till \~ ' tr U l!ltl dt ts iJt'C I -·--------------- ----------· -- t I t 1 1 J t t o I Amencan l eagu e East dea ls that roc ked IJ<ISeball the I-------------------------, N. w. COMPTON, 0.0. I Montreal ( Roger!> 7 61 at LOS Angelc5 I Rau 67 ) 10 lOp m Phda oetph •a {Car lt on 6 61 at San D •ego (Jones 5 Il l 10 p m New York { Kobel 0 I J af San F ran etsco ( Ha l!ck• 3 II 10 35 pm Saturday s Games St LOUIS at Cmc•nr1ilf1 New Yor k at Sa n Franc •sco P.ttsburgh at Att an1a n1gh! Ch1cago at Hous ton n1 gh t Mon tr ea t at Los Anqete~ n•gh! Ph d a <" I San D•cgo n•ght Bos ton New York Balt •m r e M dwau ke De tr o !I Ctev elncJ Toronto W d3 JS L Pet 19 694 ?4 600 26 57 J ]d 16 561 26 Jl 4~6 19 40 Wes1 317 36 J1 >a m W L Pet Ka" C ity Oak l and TC)(.J ~ Jl n 32 30 30 19 G8 ' 7' 8 10' " /1 1 ,; 53-l GB 516 I I 508 508 Calli Jl 30 I ' Ch•cago 19 30 <~9 2 l ; M1nesota 74 35 407 7 Sea lfl C 19 45 797 ll Thur sda y's Resu lh Cl eve at Monn ppd rc11 n Ca tl! or n.a s Ball 1more 1 Bo!> ton 7 Oak l ana 3 N ew YorkS Sea !tte? Kansas C1ty 7 Detrod 1 Ch ic ago 3 Texas 1 n MaJor League Lead er s By Un 1ted Pr ess Inter national at e 35 Today s Probable Pitchers (All T1mes EDT ) Toronto (Underwood 'l7 an d Je ff erson 4 6 ) at Texas !Mo r et a a and E ll1s 5 2J 'l 6 35 p m Milwauk ee (Sor ensen 8 4) at Cleveland I Hood 3 3! 7 30 p m Oaklan d (Johnson d J J at Ba lt•mor e (D Mar tmez 5 31 7 30 p m Ca hforn a (Aa se 1 31 a! N ew York ( Bealf le1 t l 8 pm Seat tle ( Po le 4 al Bost on ( Ec k er sley 6 2) 7 30 p m Det r o• ! (Rolema 2 2) at M•nneso ta (Jackson oOJ 8 30 prn Ka nsas C• l y (Gura 3 1) a t Ch cago l Bamos 5 51 8 30 p m Saturday ' s Ga me s Sea !lie a t Bo ston Milwa ukee a t Cl eve land Kans as C• tv ar Ch•cago Detro• I a! Minnesota Cehforn 1a at New York n•ght Oakland at Ba ll •m ore n1gh t Toronto at Texas n 1ghl Barling 1 Based on ISO at bats I Nitftona l l eague G AB H Pet Grd!ey C1n 62 253 83 32B Burroghs All Sa 190 61 326 Sm1lh L A 53 195 62 3 18 S1 mmom St l 61 71'l 67 316 Puhl Hou 52 213 67 315 Fm.ter Cm 62 746 77 313 Bowa Phil S4 233 ]J J 13 Madloc k SF -t6 179 56 313 Monday LA 49 ISS 48 310 Clark SF 59 713 69 309 Amencan League G AS H Pet l arew Mm 54 203 n 3.55 Jac kson Cal 46 1!15 5 1 3'19 MolllorMII 50211 69 327 P•n•ella N Y 43 156 5 1 327 R •ce Bos 6'1 '159 83 320 Reynolds Sea 59 106 60 310 Le r c ano Mtl 51 169 54 370 Belt Cle 57 127 70 315 Brett KC J l 168 53 315 55 704 64 3 14 Lynn Bos Hom e Runs Naflonal l eagu e Luz msk • Ph 1 15 K ngman Ch1 and roster Cm 14 Monday LA 12 Sm1 th LA and Wmt clo SD 11 Amencan l ea gu e R1 ce Bos 21 Bavtor Cal and Thompson De ! 15 Evans Bos and Thomas M 1 14 Run s Batt ed In Nahonal League Fos l er Ctn 18 Mon tanez NY J2 Cey ano sm. th LA and Mcco ... ey SF 41 Amencan L ea gu e R ce Bos td Staub Del 44 Ol1ver an a Z sk Te" 39 May Ba ll Baylo r Ca 1 Thompson Del and Ford Mmn J8 Stolen Ba se~ Nar1ona1 League Mor en o Pdt 77 Ceaeno H ou 23 M<tddo• lnternat1ona I League Un1ted Press International Charleston Ri chmond Pawluckel Tidewater Tol edo W L Pet 39 33 30 30 21 20 661 25 569 27 576 19 508 28 491 29 463 29 453 39 316 GB 5'' 8 9 10 1Jl 1 12 R oches ter 25 Colum bus 24 Sy r acuse 18 20 Thursday 's Resu Its T1 dewa ter 7, Toledo 0 Roches ter 11 Charles ton 4 Co lum bus 7, Syra c use 2 R tc hm ond 7, Paw tu c k et 2 Todav 's Games at Ttdewater R ocheste r at Charl eston Toledo Co lumbus at Syracuse R1chmond at Pawtucket Saturday's Games Ttdewater Roc hester al Ch ar les ton Co lumbu s at Syracuse R1chmon d at Paw tucket Toledo at Phd 19 Ta veras " . ... . •• roster, the Astros called up ' Mtke F1schlm, 22, from thetr Charleston W Va, farm '. club CLEVELAND (UP!) Th e Cleveland Br own s announ ced Thursday th e Slgnmg of their two first· round draft choll'eS tn the rece nt college draft ltnebacker Oay Matthews of Southern Cal and ttght en d Owe Newsome of Alabama The two were Signed to a senes or one-year contracts The Browrs have their top fiv e draft cho1ces under NEW YORK (UP!J - The New York Yankees announ ced Thursday they had recalled infielder Brian Doyle from thetr Tacoma famt team tn the Pacific 01ast League and ass1gned mfl elder George Zeber' : contra ct outnght to Tacoma ,, Doyle had been with the team from Aprli 23 to May 12 HARTFORD, Conn (UPI J 11nd appeared m nne game The World Hockey w1th no hits m three tunes at , ., Assoeta t1on smd Thursday 11 bat was po~1pon mg the scheduled June 20 21 mee tin g m Edmont on Ca nada, for at KANSAS CITY , Mo (UPI ! least 10 days 1n order to Runmng ba ck Ed Podolak resolve th e future of the ann ounced h1s retirement Houston franchtse from the Kansas C1ty Ch1efs "The meettngs Will now be Thursday , mdtcatmg he will held on or before July 1, " sa1d go mto broadcasting NFL WHA Pr es1d ent Howard ~a mes on teleVIsion for the Baldwm Houston IS the only NBC network member of the etght-team Podolak, 30, closed hts 9- ·' WHA that h•s not committed )ear career as the Chiefs' aU1tself to operations for the lime leading rusher With 4,451 1976-79 season yards He 1s the only back m HOU STON (UPI ) - The Kansas Ctty history to top the Hou:.1on Astros Thursday as- 4,000-yard mark " I thought mentally and signed the contract of seven· physc1ally It was t1me for me • year short stop Rog er to r ettre ," Podolak satd Metzger to the San Franc1sco I've been very lucky 1n this G1ants 1n exchange for an game I can leave thts game , , unnamed player or cash or both to be ag reed upon by 1n the same state of health m whi ch I came 1n That 's Nov l To fill Metzger's spot on the luck " •Gift Certificate •Leather Goods P1 1t 18 Lopes LA 16 Ame ncan L eagu e Wilso n KC '14 Dil one Oak and Cr u2 , Sea 21 LeFlore Det 19 W1lls lex 18 Ptt Ch Jng Nat•onal League Gr 1mS il' y Mil 11 3 Knep per SF 8 3 R Rcuschc l Ch• John LA and Blue SF 8 4 Amencan L eague Gu dr y, NY 10 0 Torrez Bos 10 2 Tanana Cal 10 J Flanagan and Palmer Ball 9 J Earned Run A' erag e 1Based on 54 .nn.ngs p1lched l Nahonall eag ue R Reusch el Ch1 2 07 Vuckov l( h St L 1 17 Sarm•ento Cln 1 21 Roge r s, Mil an d Knepper SF 1 19 American Leagu e Gu1dr y NY 1 57 Palme r Ball 1 86 Keo ugh Oak 1 99 Ttanr , Bos 139 Sph llorll KC 1 41 Strik eouts Nat.ona l l eague Rtchard , Hou 116 N cll r o All 88 Se aver , Ctn and Montefus co SF 83 Roger !> Mil 76 Am encan League Ryan , Cal 113 Gu1dry , NY 85 Flanagan Ball 76 Ta nana Ca l 62 Leonard KC and Matlack Te)( ."' •Office Supplies •Books •Bibles " •etc. " .' ., WHEN SHOPPING FOR YOUR DAD, SHOP MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE " h Harry O'Dairy thinks the best place to stop for an after practice or after the game treat is DAIRY ISLE SPfCIAL Nf 14·2 4 Fl;wors Salt-Serve Cones Middleport. 0 Mr and Mrs Hiram Ftsl-,r held open house Sunday In observance of thetr 50tht dding anntversary at e1r home m Mmersville. The affair was hos~ by Mr and Mrs Ted her, daughter, Jan and son, •rk Mrs. Brad Maa~ re tered the guests and Mrs· Alfred Yeauger assisted th the servmg The ref stunent table m gold white featured a decorajed tiered cake and floralarr~ngement The cake was served w1th punch, coffee, nuts and nunts. Attendmg the celebraho1 were Mr. and Mrs B<f. Gloeckner and son, Racljel Gorman and Tom, Mr ~ Mr,l W1lham Parker, Nr and Mrs Ron Fisher, Mr.li\d Mrs Vergil Hayes, all of Col· Wllb\18, Mr. and Mrs n Ftsher, Jenmfer and Natt, Mr and Mrs John Fllher, Umontown, Mr and Mrs Gordon FISher and son West Lafayette , Mr and MrJ Nor man FISher, Senecav1le, Mr and Mrs Jtm Sm1lh, Harsha, Melissa and Jhrty, Baltunore, Mr and IJrs BtU Ftsher , Torch; Elmer Grueser, Pomt Plea>ant, W Va ; Mr and !'irs Leo ,-------~ I Social I l Calendar I FRIDAY PAST MATRONS Evangeline Chl<pter, ORS, 7 30 Friday at the hume of Mrs Kathryn Kmght SATURDAY CAR WASH , Saturday, 10 a m to 4 p m at Po~roy Sugar Run Ashland S~llon by jwuor cosmetology class uf Metgs H1gh Schod $2 outs1de, $3 l!ls1de ani outstde , take car to statun MEIG S COONTY RETIRED TEACHFRS pll · me, 6 30 p m at the Route 33 Ruads1de Park, Sahrday SINGSPIRATION Syra· cuse First Church of God, Saturday 7·30 p.m,AII talent cordtally tnvlted l Refreshments and fellolship hour followmg servtre SUND.'Y COUNTY-WilE PRAYER se rvice Sunda y'at 2 p m at White Chapel, Glen B1ssell class leader ANNUAL fiT CH famll) reunton Plftland Park Sunday with lunch at 12 30 pm VINEYARD FAMILY rewuon Sllfllay at Royal Oak Pirk near Vomeroy. Carry-m dlner at 1100 n, all relatives aO,d frlendJ mvtted : MONDAY ltEVIVAL at Zion Church of ' Chrtst, SR 143 between PQIJleroy and Harrtsoavtlle, Monday through July 21, 7 30 p in ntghtly Clsrence Shephard speaker 'ubhc InVIted "EIGS COUNTY Church u(; Chnst Men's Felbwshlp , 7 :10 Monday evenmt at the Mjddleport Church Or Nan Mfkel of the Menld Health CQnter Will be the Sj:taker WOMEN OF HEATH UQtted Methodtst Chureh w1ll have a covered dt.tl dtnner at the home of Mrs ktty Fultz, Mllnday, 6 p m rlembers to ta~e a covered dsh and their own table serv1t, DAILY VACfl"ION Btble School planntnf~ess ton al the RQUand Umud Methodtst c~urch, 7 30 iP m. Monday with all teachjrs and helpers ..Iced to attead Bible school will be held fte week of Jure BLOODMQBILE Monday at • Pomeny Elementar y from I 30 Ll 5·30 P m " I "" '" ... ' I ... ' HAMBURG· & FRIES . ---+A \~-- dany tsle ~ Fishers enjoy open house 26. 99 MILL ST. l7 5- The Daily Sentmel, Middlepc't·Pomeroy, 0, Fr1day, Jw~e 16, 1978 .. .,,,. ... . ... POTLUCK HELD Members of the Laurel Cliff Better Health Club met Thursday mght at the Me1gs County Infirmary for a potluck supper Mrs Mildred Jacobs, hostess, had prayer and readmgs were given by several of the mlfnbers at· tendmg Robm Ca11pbeU and Jack Braley were guests, and others attending were Mrs Della Curtis, Mrs Beri.lut Parker, Mrs. !koflll Karr , Mrs Ruby Fncf! Mrs Mar· 1orie Goett , ar Mrs Iva Powell SERYI()ES SET Sunday mvrnlng services at the Chester United Methodist Cliurch will begin Sunday moming at 9 a m lllllead of 9 1~ . The Rev. Richard Thamu is minister. Tulltns, Newport Mr and Mrs Ken Farley, Cabtn Creek, W Va M1 and Mrs Uswm Nease. Ott1e Schull, Mr and Mrs. Mtllatd Van Meter, Maly K. Rolll>h, Mr and Mrs Brad Maag , Mr and Mrs Alfred Yeauger, Elsie Forbes, June Sayre, Mr and Mrs Karl Gruese1·, Mr and Mrs Vernon Nease and Stanley, Freda Hartinger, Mary Russell, Mr "nd Mrs Bub Roberts, Mr and Mrs . Wllham M GI'Ueser, Chr~sty Baer, Sara Roush and Chnsty, Oms Harns, Mary Nease, Jean Nease, Mr and Mrs LewiS Hams, Mr and Mrs E A Wmgett, Dr aod Mrs Roger Damels, Hlida Sclunoll, Mr and Mrs Roy Junes, A1leen Wehrung, Mr ond Mrs. Ed Baer, Tncta and Eddie, Mr and Mrs William T Grueser, Luctlle Le1fhe1t, Mary V Retbel, Mary E Chapman, Mr and Mrs V~rgtl Hamm, Ellwyn Yost, Ellen Wtlson, Ail ee Wamsley, June Ann a nd J H , M1 und Mrs Mason Ftsher, Ca1la Ftshel, Mr and Mro Pearl Mora, the Rev and M1 s Harvey Kuch, Bub HtJefhch and daughter, Jayn e, Glenna Rwnmel, Ja eklC Just•s Sally Landers, Mr ond Mro Chf· fo1 d Plnlhps, Kenneth Wtg· g111s, Dr eama Bentz , Kathleen ScuU, Ann Wa lson, S tella Grueser. Rae Reynolds, Mae Holter, Ada Holter, Altona Karr, Evelyn Hollon, Theresa F1sher, Mr and Mrs Charles Grueser and Amy , Hetdl , Ted and J e remy , and Clara McMaste<, all local Sendmg remembran ces were Mr and Mrs Richard Lowe Mr and Mrs M1ke Ham~er, Mr and Mrs Joe Gloeckner, Mr and Mrs Denver Rtce, D1 and Mrs James F'1sher, Mr and Mrs Henry Salser, Mmersvllle Methodist Chureh, Wtldwood Garden Club , and Mrs Mildred Manktn WERE 'GOOD OLD DAYS' THAT GOOD? DEAR HELEN People who gnpe aboul workmg eond1twns should read tlu s and take heart Here are some work rules 1ssued by a Scolllsh factory m 1852 1 The f1rm has reduced the hours of work, and the clencal staff w11l now only have to be present between the hours of 7 amand6pm 2 A stove IS provided for the benefit of the staff Coal and wood must be kept tn the Iucker It ts recommended that each member of the staff bnng four pounds uf coa l e"ch day dunng eold weather 3 Nu member of the staff may leove the room without perITUSSIOn of Mr Rogers The coils of nature are permitted and staff may use the garden below the second ga te Th1s area must be kept m good order (What, no keys to the executive wa shroom ' -H ) 4 No talkmg IS allowed durmg busmess hours S The cravmg of tobacco, w1nes and sp1nts IS o human weakness and as such ts forbidden to all members of the staff (So much for the three-martmtlunch - H ) 6 Now that the hours of busmess have been drastically redueed, the partakmg of food ts allowed between II 30 am and noon, but work wtll not on any accuwtt cease 7 The owner.; recogmze the generosity of the new labor la~<s but wtll expect a great nse m output of work m compensation for these near utoptan cond1ttons - M U DEARM Well, at leastthere w•s no "1thholdmg tax H --DEAR HELEN My mother was very act1ve m the church unttl she broke her hip at aKe 90, and can't get around well anymore At f1rst her church frtends calle-d, but now never come near her , ex cept for a potluck on her b1rthday They're ~uo busy" dutng ch urch work Isn't v1sttmg the elderly pari of tt She feels abandoned , and I'm sure she gets t1red uf me 24 hours a day Please ment10n tn your colwnn that a little ktndn ess to the hvmg Is better than a big eul ogy and Jots of fnends" at a funeral - DISGUSTED DEAR DIS Duely mentwned But why don't yo u call your rrumster ' Perhaps he can fire up these church women- and drup around for a VISit hm!Self - H DEAR HELEN I'm another uf the m1lhons who are burned up at the lugh cost or husp1tahzat10n and med1 eal eare Our health msurance prerruurns cost an amt and a leg lhcse days because of It And 1t sttll doesn't cover My drug bill for 13 days m hospital was 1322. when all I recetved were two anttb10t1c ptlls per da y Qmte o pruf1t 1Saymg hell o" each mormng earned my doctor $25 per v1s1t, maddition to other fees And how about the hospital meals you mtss because you're taktng tests that require fasttng' If they charge some $10 per ptll, they should deduct at least $25 per day for food they withhold -NICKED PLENT Y Boosters make Regatta plans Pla11S for food bwtha at boU1 the baton twtrhng con· test to be held Sundsy •t Metgs Htgh Sehoul and the fr(lg JUmp on Regatta W\Jekend were made durmg the Monday mght meehng uf the Metgs Band Boosters at the high sehoul Pat Woods prestded at the meetmg durtng wh1ch lime workers were sol1c1ted fo1 both odlVItles It was also noted that baked beans, potato salad, ma caront sala d, Leader to make visit The dtstr1ct wom en 's leader w1ll VISit the RactncPortland Brandl of the Reorgamzed Church of Chnst Latter Day Samts. Saturday at Ip.m Announcement of the forth· cornmg vtslt of the guest speaker was made at a recent meeting of the Emma Smith Circle held at the chureh wtth Mrs Lucy Taylor as the hostes. Several women uf the Circle attended the distr ict women·~ trl slJtutc held 1ecently at Jackson The cookbooks arc cum· pleted and have been turned mtu the publisher It was announL'ed Refreslunents 1\'C I'e served sandwiches and desserts " ' e needed fur the Sunday food booth Handy Hunt, band director , reported that the second pay ment of $20 ts due for band eamp by June 20 M1 s Ma1 y Dorst gave th~ tt cctsurcr's report, and Floren<c BearllS , the secretary's report POLLY'S POINTERS Polly Cramer T1ps for travellers FAMILY AFFAIR - Mr and Mrs Howard B Caldwell Jr, Route I, Reedsville, can hold a college alumm meetmg at every famtly reuruon When Martie Caldwell Baum "alked across the stage at recent graduation ceremomes held on the RID Grande College and Community College campus, she became the fifth famtly member smce 1975 to receive a degree from the mst1tuhon In 1975, Howard B Caldwell lll of Rt I, Reedsville, presentl y teaching at Southern High School, began the ;"trmg of graduates when he recel\ ed hi S bachelor 's degree m English His wtfe, Christy Donahue Caldwell, formerly of Vmton , recetved her bachelor 'sdegree m elementary educatiOn that same day Bob Cold~< ell, oow teachmg 111 11~gan added number three and four to the hst rn ceremomes tn 1976 At commencement t~t year Bob rece1ved a bachelor's degree m commumcat10ns wh1le ht s wtfe, Tem Pohl Caldwell.'formerly of Jackson, recetved an assoc1ate degree m secretan al sc~ence The couple now restdes at 162 Front Street, Logan Martie, wh o thts year became the ftfth graduate recetved her bachelor's degree m elementary educatiOn Left to nght Martie Caldwell B'aurn, Bob Caldwell, Terri Pohl Caldwell, Chnst) Donahue Caldwell and Howard B Caldwell Ill DEA H POLLY - I am gumg lu du some ex:tensave h ""ehng "nd hope yuu ean help me wtth my w•rdrobe I would hke to know what kmd of fabn cs wdl not get messy and c1wnpled luokmg "h1le havcl111g and w1ll look neat and fr esh when I ge t off a pl ane If there 1s any special care the) would need I would hke tu heal about that , too I hank yuu fur any he lp you can g1ve me - DEBB! DEAR DEBBI - I have found 100 percent pul)esters and ny lons w1lh a weave-hke Jersey ptuve most sahs[at:· tory when traveling They can be rolled up to t•ke less space 111 a ba~ and are hght 111 we1ght An y wnnklt.~s seem to di sa ppear very qu~ekly when the ga rm ent IS spread out fur a b1l A fnend w1th ~horn I ha ve tra veled flequently alwa ys uses a wash cloth wrung out of wa rm walct lu gu over any wnnkles tn her clothes and then hangs I hem nn a show er rod to d1 v One uf the must unpu1tant tlungs to consider when planlUll ~ a tJ en.e) Wi:tl drube 1s to be s ure It IS lolor t ourdmated so that the le• st •umber uf lercl1 an up111 1un about the shoes and purses, sweaters S l tu c~twn ~ et the ealkr felt .md coats a1e requtred Plam she had 1e< Plved support ba ste clothes that can acqwre Dr Blake1 c.111nut tilke a different luuk by chan gutg Karen Blaker Ph.D. .::~~~'=--------------telephone call s f1 um hc1 an:essuJ 1es are mva lu£t ble ,1 cad ets Huwcvet there (Jf e PO LlY mg Ius hardships tu get out of hund1 cds uf t:I ISIS lntervenChi/dsupport DEAR POLLY - I would Ius com1mtment to the twn ph one lines 111 the United hke tu suggest th"t the 1e"der duldten Slates 1'01 the phon e number w1th grease dnppmgs use C"n a dtvorced woman w1th COUNSELOil I Ill nut sure of one ncCI J you con l::td yuu1 t11em tu make soap The duldren feel secure 111 expec qutte how you arc feeli ng locil l mental heal th assoc•a ung support from her ex about demanding duld sup- twn or mental health m- folluwmg w1ll make 12 pounds of snow wh1 te laundry soap I husband ' The sobenn g purl • fut tna liUll SCI \'ICC IL'e 6 pounds of clean, stt am stat1st1cs md1cate the ans11er MRS 1 I did feel gu1lty tu that question Is an em- But now that I tlunk mu1 e phattc no deady about the s1lualwn I One year afle1 dtvorn, on· 1emembe1 that they a1e Ius Jy 38 percent of tile fatil eiS 111 children as well as m1 ne I one W1seonsm euunty we n~ kee p fur getttng that nnpol· paymg tile full amount of tant fact I don't m• ke duld support urde1 cd by the eno ugh mone) for duld care court And 42 pCI cent had plus all tile expenses of 1aIS made nu payments at all mg a gruwmg famtly And Mrs I' a Powell w•s duw there It was also vulL'<i By the lOth yea r on ly 13 they are Ius duldren, too el ect ed <hapcau uf Met gs tu umtact the Pomeroy percent uf the fath ers were COUNSELOR Dues you1 Counly Sa lon 710, Etght and Cham ber of Commerce a bout complytn g fully wtth the sup- ex- hu s ba nd vtsl t the Fu1 t) , " t a meeting he ld Mon· an area fr om wht ch to sell purl order An "stoundm g 79 ~.:htldr en ? day mght "t the home uf Mrs f1 ug slu rts, frog badges and percent hod stopped pavmg MRS T I'm curw us Why Dully Haves fr ug reph cas dunng the cmn plete ly d1d vuu ask' Other uff1 ce1S elected " ere weekend Few women press charges C'OUNSI~LOR By til e 11ay Delega tes and alternates to ttg.alfls l cx-husba.nds who aa you ar e l&lkutg, Ll Uuesn l Mrs Veda Davts fu st dem1 delinquent w1th du ld supp01 t sound "s thnugh you sec hun <.: hnpcau Mt s Ha y c ~ sec.:und the Ia marche t u be held In dt: ml t: hiip ea u Mr s Cleveland on Jul y 26 and 2i payments In thiS excerpt u1 talk w1tl1 htm at all C•the1111e W elsh I alUIIUrt let were named M1 s Mill t1n from a hut-hne call, one MHS 'I I thmk tlus ts unc Ml s Jum SelleiS Ia ar- ,md Mrs Ruby Mw shall arc woman talk s about her gu11l uf the b1g p1 ubi ems He nc ve1 the delcgales at '"' ge while and fea r as she prepares to comes to see the ktds I am d uvJsle, M1 ~ rum t: Bnnkt:t take her ex husband to court ashamed tu admtt II I lhtnk Ia t:Uil t: l crgc, Mts r lutCII<.: t: the eledl'<i delegate" ale M1 s Welsh Mrs Guctt, Mrs INole that pelsunallnfollna- that's une reason why he has Hu.: hards, puuvtur member Mrs I uiCI H(fmpt on sc ~<.tp· Knapp, and Mrs Powell lt un 111 all llut-lute excerpts stopp<!d paymg cluld suppu1t lx•ok chau man and Mrs Alternates a1e Mrs Hysell has been altered tu protect He ts 11 0 lungc1 tnvulved wtlh Mt s Davts, Mrs Boyd. and M.11 June C.octt, Ia secreta II e the c"ller's confidentiali ty 1 tile k1ds Mrs Hampton It l\ao noted Chan persons fur the MRS T l fe el terrible I COUNSr~ I.Oil Why do yuu that the delega tes fee s and " ct e wmuum. : cd b~ Mr.s have Ju st ma de a r - tlunk he stopped cmm n~ Powell and mcl udc Mrs ctssessments hC:tve been ma t!· rangcmenls tu take my ex· arouncl ? Mine Boyd, d uldl en and ed husband tu cuurt When he MRS T I don t kn o11 I The end orse ment of f1nds uut he IS gomg tu k1ll nev er thought about that l uuth Mrs Ha)CS Mrs DoiV IS, dllll MIS .fuila llyscll Patrlll" Henthorne of Columme Pruba bly 1t 's beta usc tins lllllst1tut1Un and by-laws, biana Count) ~ c.tndldat <• fu1 COUNSELOR Kill )UU ' v.a s h1 s se<:ond marr1agr (JIHI MRS T Not 1eally I guess 1t rermnds tu m he 1s il twu M1~ EilcUJScdrb ltlui:iLHJ d Ia cunue1 ge uf Departmental embl em, Mrs Hub v Mill· d Ohw, " as read that s JUSt a f1g ure of speech tllne loser sh"ll pallnerslup , Mrs George fl•ck el t was But he w1ll be very ang1y COUNSEl OR Is he pavmg Pearl Knapp, " hula1 ship 1ep01 ted hos pitalized Knives CO UNSELOR Why ar< anythmg tu Ius f11 st 11lfe' Mrs Hampton, Mrs Knapp a1 c for sale by the salon 7 yuu takmg hon tu tuurt MRS T Nu He let hc1 M1 s Ma1y Molll!l and M1 s Veda Dav1s prestded tn the MHS T We \\ere marr1ed duwn, too But she d1dn t Mrs R1eha1 ds, fur mne years •nd had three fight I JUSt can t let hun get Ma11c Boyd, pdrody and Mrs Martm , Mrs Dav1s and chil dren whu are now 3, 5 and ""ay wtth tlus It s 8 years old When we got disgusting The murc I ta lk, Mrs Hysell , finan ce Mrs davurn.'<i more lhan (J year the ha pp1e1 I feel abuut my Martin \\a.S also rHHned Ia .JVacote and publ icity agu , the t:ourt unlet cd hun tu dcLISIUfl cha lfJlCI sun f01 the Salon pa) child suppu1t - but no As Mrs I .111swercd Ute Plans were made to agam ahmony bcc•use I work and hut !me tuunsclor 's qucs· tlus year prcpa re a f rug \Hn· dul n t think tt would be fa1r ttons. she l>cciHllC 1nc1 easmgRather tha n seemg tha t as lv confident about hc1 do w for l{egatta weekend I he City l.uan Will be cun" gestu1e uf guud wlil , he (;I 1,1. ( 1/la l d e~.: ISI Uil lacted about the pusSIIJthty uf must ha ve mterpreted It as !'he cuun!iclur nevt t nf· hl.l\ mg tht. ths (Jia) 111 ,1 " 111· evidence he could get away wtth anytlung After only fiv e months, he stopped giVI ng me money for the ktds CO UNSELOR Du yuu know why he stopped paymg' MRS T Well , that 's one reason I feel gu1lty about tak· mg hnn to eourt His sister told me Ius mother d~ed siX months ago and he patd for the funCI al arrangemen ts Then he had lu put h1s fatl1e1 tn i:i nut !;tng home Th£tt mu.iit have cost a lui of muney But 1 know he has plenty uf MIDDLEPORT, OHIO money May be he " JUSt us- CHOICES' ed \\arm grease, one can of lye, one cup of ammoma, and one half cup borax I stratn my greose mto a shortemng ean as I cook Fm the suap I Ust.' a port: elam contcuner cmd stir the lye tn a q11art of warm water until dissolved and cuul Sllr w1th a wooden spoon and cunhnue stJrrm!{ as yuu add the grease, anunoma and borax and It wtll be th1ck hke honey Prevwusly lme a wooden box w1th cloth , pour U1e suap m1xture 1nto box and let stand unlll hard enough to cut 111 blocks or squares Store for tw o or three weeks before uSing and fmd you have very good laundry suap - JENNIE DEAR POLLY - I am a custodian who has the JOb of carmg for several green plants m an ufhce l used an extendm g type radiO "ntenna 111 une plant and afte1 a year the plant ne"rly tuuehes the cetltng I Jill>! keep extendmg the antennas length tu f1t the plant -ED DEAR POLLY .. Wh1le stationed w1th the army 1n Korea I le•rned the followmg solutton for the problem of hard suga1 It seen1.':> t;Ugar l~ splayed down wtth water fur eas1er shtpmenl overseas and 1~ r son n el at the cummtssa ry !old Ill> to place such a bag of sugar m the freezer overmght 01 lungt!r 1f nccess(J r)' It Will bt.tome soft (JgcHn Thts worked for me the twu yea rs I wa" there - A MILITARY WIFE Polly wtll send you one of her s1gne d thank-yo u newspa per coupon clippers 1f she uses your favunte Pomter Peeve or Problem m her columr Wrtte POLLY'S POINTERS m care uf th1s newspaper Mrs. Iva Powell elected Eight and Forty president Y""' chapeau The pra yer ~as g1ven by Mrs Marshall w1th Mrs Bnnker leadmg 111 the pledge to the flag Next meettng w1ll be held at the camp s1te of Mr and Mrs Charles Hayes BenJamin F'1 ankhn ha s been t: ! elhled as the lll H IItuJ uf th e fir st S"- nmmng hns Mc.H.lt.: uf " uud tile\ wei e Wllt nun both hands ami feet WANI A REAL ESTATEBus1ness LICENSE? ~ollege Galhpolts offenng the accrechted program of class work you ' re requ1red to complete for tak1ng the Ohto State Examtnafton IS complete tn only 12 week s Class bcg1 n s June 12 For more Information contact Lee E Tyler, 446 4J6 7 No 75-02 04728 Visit Baker's Budget Shop for inexpensive Party held The f1rst birthd ay of Jeremy Lee Fetty, son of Mr and Mrs RIChard I. Fetty, J1· , Rutland, w•s celebrated Sunday Willi a p1e111e at the Forest Acres Park The twu-llered btrthday cake featured a circus theme wtth downs and balloons The cake was se 1·ved w1th homemade stra wberry tee l: I'CH.In Games 11ere played by both the duld1 en and adults At· tendtng the party were were the hosts and two sons, Chad and Shl<w11, Mr and Mrs Btll Biggs, Penny , Vmda and Jamte, Mr and Mrs Jerry Ra ch and Wendy, M1 and Mr. Ja< k Walker , J H and lly•n, Mr and MIS l.ai'I'Y Pa1·sons, l.a1 ry Wayne and Stssy, Charles Barrett . Mt and Mrs I.ally ('u leman. M1 w1d M1 s Btll Kenn•dy, illld MHndy Sla vm new home furniture BAKER FURNITURE Inspirations Coming Sunday PARK RESERVED UNTIL 5 PM The Gospel lnsp1 rahons Quartet (above) will ap pea r dunng t he hom ecom tng celebra t ion da y th i s SATURDAY, JUNE 17th Sunda y of lhe Mt Un1on Baptist Church. two miles sooth of Carpenter FOR SUMMER OUTING OF LARGE INDUSTRIAL CONCERN OPEN TO PUBLIC AFTER S P. M CAMDEN PARK U. S. 60 WEST - HUNTINGTON Closed Every Monday Except Holidays The q uart e t w1ll jOin the con gregafton for Sunday school serv1ces and there w1ll be a basket dinner ar noon foll owed by a hymn sing 1n t he afternoon Supt Don Wilson Invites the public ro attend the services Supday school w ill start at 9 45 am Lunch wilt be served at noon with teh hymn si ng to begin at 1 30 p m SILVER RUN F.W.B. GOSPEL SING JUNE 17 AT 7:30P.M. FEATURING . GOSPEL INSPIRATIONS PUBLIC INVITED �7-TbeDaily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, June 16, 1978 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., F'riday, June 16, 1978 Aftershock hits Washington Salads bring in green Hcalthwnr ks. "I adopted the Bl' LeROY POPE: UP I Businrss Writt•r NE W YORK I UPI name with somt• hesi tation ," Zenkel sa id . " We aren' t ) N et-~rly aU posh restaurant s !·ra lly running hea lth food and some not so posh have bars. F:vcry body kn ows salad bars these days and salads are good for you, but restauranteurs say a growing we sell tastt', not ct iet in~ or number of customers pass up th~rapy . " entrees and dine on soup and It mi ght seem tha t crea ting 1ew salads is a somewhat salad . Nfllic 1ng this. Bruce ·estri r ted fie ld but Ca r i Zen kel. (.!:-.Jew York finan cial Wnnan d<oesn't think she'll l'OnsuiUJnt. derided there was ha.ve any diffi culty coming up a golden opportunity to start with at least half a dozen new H chatn o[ restaurants ~ <~ la ds or varie nts of serving nnly sa lads. soups tradit ional salads yea rly. Her and desserts. He has bee n in present repertory is pretty busmess two yea r s and rnstn \lpo lite~ n , There is, for alread) 1s preparing to open exam ple. the Pagoda : snow h 1~ ftfth ~1 anhattan e ~ pand re staurant tn and has pla ns to , tn Bos t on. Ph iladt•lphia , Wa shingto n and Atlanta . His fi rst res tau rant on ~l an hattan 's 57th Street does about $\5 ,000 a week on 75 Sti(l ts, to ~ive an tdett LJf the whole Jl<>trntial. Zenkel hastens to S<:JY that rnucll of t.he credit belongs to :!.5 ,·ear . . lld Can Wvm an a lw1;mous brunett~ '.l.;hu is 'his I'JC'e president and top chef. "She destgns the salads and sht( S more importcmt to the bus!IH' SS than I am now and will be for sume tune," Zenkel said The C' UlSinC co nststs of about 21l salads. only five of whtc:h an~ on the menu em~ gt\·en day . Prices i:tre $3 .50 to SbO. The chentele start ed 11ut ab11Ut iO ~ r l'ent femimne ~as, lotu.s , water chestnuts, bean sprouts and oth er Chin ese vete t ables . "Pnpeye" featu res spina ch ! what else ? l. Nicoise is tuna fillets . leta cheese. green w1nc nlives, capers, green beans a nd other stuff . And tJwre are Miss Wyman's own l'f'rsions of such traditiona l sal;uls as Tuscan . Waldorf and I.ittle Ci:iesar . Zcn kt'i sa id the recent record sw·ge in the pnces of lett uce and othe r fre sh garden greens cut sharply int~> his profits but he decided agamst raising priers . " I think good busi ne ss sense reqwres you to rid t> out st:asonal things like that. .. Ca rt Wvman sa id she dcri1·ed her interest in salads \ 'C' I'\' earlv from her Czech father whO w::~s an cnUlUsiast about vegctab!t~ ga rdening . but Ca n sa1d it's at least 40 When s he grew up and f'l€ rcent 111asculirw now. lx.•came i:ln (lffi cc worker she used to m<:~ ke lunch salwJs and wke them to th e office. Tlwv were so temptin g th ai ~~~~~~~~~~ her · co-workers paid her to make salcn.ls fvr tht.•m and that eventually brought her to The bu si ne ss is called Zenkel 's attention . As far ther e <J S Zt!nk el knows. ttrt· restaurant~ 111 nn ol her llw coun try Our Interes t is Greater For You 5.75% On 90-Day Certificates 5.75 per cen t paid on 90 da y Certifica tes of De po sit. $500 . 00 Minim um . Interest Pa ya ble Quarter ly . Keepsake I I r 1 •·• , r 11 ,. 1 • r I, , I 1, • ' , t r · • o 01 .1 r tr, 1, • •l•ti I''' r r ,. ., 1 ,, ! 1• .r 11•ji''''II•'I,.IO> '•1•1 Closed Frr da y Evemng s un til f urther nottc e 212 E. Ma in, Pom eroy By PATRICIA KOZA the Senate on a 279-90 vote, television coverage for the scheduled this afternoon , but WASHINGTON (UP!) also cuts congressional first time, possibly early next meanwhile, work begatl on . ways to modify the bill, which The afterllhock oflhe political · ex p e n s~ all owances 5 year . earthq~ake in Califol'nia 'In the Senate, backers of would make il easier for percent. known as Proposition 13 has " U we really want to be lhe controversial labor law wtions to organize in plants hit capitol Hill. responsive to the taxpayer revision bill are trying to and penalize those wh o The House, in a long session rebellion as expressed in regroup after a slinging violate labor law. The Carter administration that ended early this Proposition 13, we have to setback in their attempts to morning, overwhelmingly loo k no further than the halls end a 17-<lay-<>ld filibuster on suffered a major setback Wednesday in its attempt to approved a legi slative of Congress," said Rep. Silvio the measure. appropriations bill that Conte, R-Mass., who · For the fourth lime, Senate revise th e Civil Service freezes salaries for con- sponsored the amendment to leaders were unable system. The Senate Governmental gressmen, judges and every slice the expense accounts . Wednesday to m~sl.er the 60 other federal official making In a surprise addition to the votes needed to hrml de bale, Affairs Committee rejected, more than $47,1)00 annually. bill, the House decided that comin g up two votes sllorl. 9-7, efforts to lessen lhe The action would affect its own em ployees - and not Organized labor and the arnowtl of preference for about 16,000 officials who had those from the networks _ Carter administration had ve terans in the federal job hopetl for a cost<Jf-llving will determin e where to point predicted 1ictory on the third market. The administration co nsiders changes in the lhe cameras when House or fourth vote. increase In October. Another vote wa s veterans preference system The $1.1 billion bill, sent to proceedlngs are opened to centra l to its efforts to give based almost l'xcl usively on countri es thr ee thousa nd year s agu but they were fir st salads. Incidentally. salads as we inlnKiuced into England by know them today are a Ca therine of Aragon, Henry relatively late eo1~er lo the Vl II's first queen , and it took diet of Eng li sh-s pea kin g them 300 years to beeome peoples. Sa lads were a sl<lple generally popular in Britain in the MPrlitt>rranean and Nnrth America . Meigs 4-H Club News and 1 advisor in attendance. Business discussed was a tou r lo F'enlon Glass, ord erin ~ Superchic decals , a nd altending the officers' and advisors' meeting. Refreshments were served by Linda Don ohu e and Brenda Neutzl ing. The Super Chics also met May 26 at the Lori Welc h res idence with 5 members and 1 advisor in attendan c e . · Bu s in ess dist·ussed was selling stuck 1ickcts. Hefreshments were served by Lorena Donohue and Lori Welch. Ne•t mee\ing will be held June 10 The Meigs 4-H Pleas ure at the Linda Dono hue Lorena Ride rs and parents met May res ide nce. 24 at the Meigs Fairgrounds Donoh ue. Reporter . with 15 members and parent s altending. Work on the new barn wa s started . Next meeting Will be J une :!, at I :00 p. m. at the Meigs Fa irgnlu nds, wh e n more wnrk w1ll be done un the barn . - Tammy Ward. Hrpurter . The Mixed Minds 4-H Club met June I at the Bill Miller residence with 8 members and 2 advisors in att endance. A famil y picni c wa s discussed to be held at Lake Hope. A demonstration on bicycle safely was given by Anita Smith , Bill Brown ing report ed on the pa rt s of a motor and Ta mmy Miller reported un the t"a re of a hog . Refreshments were served bl' Pe nn v Mille r . Next n;eeting will be June 15 at the lli ll Anderson residence. Laura Smti h. Reporter . The Country Chicks 4-H Cl ub met wednesday. May 31. at the Rock Springs Church with 10 members and 2 advisors in attendance. Project boo ks wer e distribu ied. Refreshments were served by Deni se Stegall, Paula Swindell and Hhonda Jeffers. Next meeting will be held June 14 at th e Rock Spnngs Church. K1m Eb lin . Heporter. '' ~I Cross Store in Racine as it loo ks today attt the way the same location lookl'll in 1895. The store bu~ting was built in 1860. The picture exhibit will be one of se~ral features planned at th e Meigs Museum in observa~ of the day . Pi ctur es of Meigs County today and the same scenes in past years will be a feature of Heritage Sunda y to be held from 12 noon to 5 p.m. Sunday, June 25, as a part of Big Bend Regatta Weekend. 11Je larger picture shows the l Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Trv low- fat son wi shes to do so. \aridi• ·;; till' Yuu can accomplish Int i'\ uf sa m~ lltlll ~ a \ the ~ n ~:ery ·store lli-:AH JlH . !.JIMI! - ll htnk I n:ttd 111 une of your <'l!iUilliiS tllal yo u s t~:~lcd must colne !'hultstenrl pn•IJ I ~ m s frum ~dtllt g bt·d itlld dr 111 k11 1g • ·s milk . I hope ! ' 111 n gllt. Yt.: sll'nl<ty we ll;ul 11 din ner of \'CIII SOJl. 'J'ht•n• W<:J!'i II U tntn: d ;rn y fat :t! all til till' Jllt•at. Wuuld 11 bt· bt·ltl' r 1f WL' used L' OI\ of the extra fal IJefurc the Sbaron Leffle and Tbomas A ndenon Jr goqd fur the het-tlth of lhuse wllt.J eCi t ll . 1 would <t pprel'iHlL' you r HIISwcr s on the subjccl. Go<KI and Bad.'1\ will give you some guod guidllines on how to choose meats and stilL have " relatively low-fat diel of lhe type which we btlieve helps prevtn t fally-o holeste rol blockage of a rteries. Others whu ~iinllhis issue can send 50 cents wilh a long, stamped, sclf-atllressed envelope for il to m• in care of this ncwspa1er, P.O. Bpx 1551 , l\ad1o City Station, New York , N' 10019. meat is t'D(Iked and then prepcmn g it witlwu t adding fats. To g1ve yuu more informatiUn c!buut thi s I am !St.·ml!ng I'<J U Tile Il ea ltil l.elle r ;lumber 8-11. \l ed Meals: The gr~a t es l distance betin the Utlltetl S~tcs is tile 5,850 nu les froJi, Elliul Key, Fla ., to llawaii '* ure Island . Wl'l'll mt;' twu point ~ The ubtaitlt·d a ru<~ s t of grass-fed beef and'" tlwt llll'.at sec111cd l u ha ve ll'SS fat th;tn regular Jrll'etl s. l'tnlll t'lilll•d lu think thai beef f<.tltt.'llt'd 111 pen~ like lllt.•y do to makt·thrrn gl'l f;1ttcr IS nut by bu ying the leanest cuts i:i lld tnnu ning aw;1y al! ti ll :-! lr ll'ii l l iHJrt''l lkn·ntl\ wt' ppy . gang is here. ENGAGED - The open church ~ddin g of Miss The Fi1-e Point Bucks 4-fl Sharon Lorn Leffle, daughter of Mrs. Janice Leffle, lli-:JIH HI-:Mli-:H - l'tn Club met May 25. at the Pomeroy , and Harry Le ffle . Ins Angeles , Calif. to afra id lilt' dwl t•slcrttl pruJulltn) and To111m y Parkt•r Thomas Eugene Anderson Jr .. son of Mr. and Mrs. A subs tant ial penalty is hkrn 1 ~ a hit lltol't.' compkx rcsidenc·e wnh i members Thomas Anderson Sr., Hartford , will be held on June 17. invoked on all certificate tll:tlt ~ 11 11 Itaw J'l' p n:.'lt~lltL·d and 2advisu rs m att cndanre . 5:30 pm . at the Church of God in Sy racuse . The double accounts withdrawn prior til\ r o]U III II i!S \IHJi CHllllg. to the date of maturity . A skating pa rt y wa s ring ceremony will be performed by the Hev . George l .t.. . '<ll l bt•t•f L' llllli!lll .'> only about d1scussed. raffl e tickets were Oil er. F'ollowing the ceremony a reception and shower 71llllL! S ]lr l' \Jtn•t•·itii(\-OIH..•-hi!lf di stribut ed ond mcmbl' rS are will be held at the Gibbstown F'airview Chur ch, Letart. All oUIH't.' . "' of t·aw lea n sep:tr;tblt• '' ' start filling out thetr relatives and fr iends are inv ited. lllL' tll Sk1111 11Hlk wh1r h ltas project bot1ks. J imm y Pa rk er ---~----~-----~--------alrnu:-.1 all !l it ' fat re mm•t•d IS gave a health report on difqUilt' In\\ 111 dtolestt.•rul. The fe rent \·1tam1ns tn fou ds. ll'll'k tht·n 1. ' 111111 to l' hlllllliltl' 1 Hefr cshmcnts were scn cd lx•et ur to elltlllll<llt· n11lk lntl by Mrs. Parker. Members T he Ath ens County CI I'C t u brmg prujccl books lu low-f;<t "!'"ducts frll lll savi ngs & Lo an Co . the next mecting. whi ch will W. Ma in St . ~ l'a't;..j Tlt;tt '.'l \\ lr; tt yt1 U' n : dt 1111g be held June 8. 7:30p.m., at Pomeroy , Oh io wl wn y 111 1 u ~l' gru~s·ft:d lx:d the Hock)' Pitzer residence. American Cancer Soclety r111d \lit same applre:"~ lo - Tnmmy Pullms , Hcport er \'t ·ll r ~o n l would ugn:e and reg ul a r feat ur e, mancnt IH!II' dyes. Avat la biC' lt<t\l' .'l l;t\(.•d th;.t\ IIHli\•ldUitl s Th e Super Ch te's HI Club · A SAVE YOU RC, NEHJ, UPP ER 10, _......., prepared by lhe Ameri ca n S(.'ll'llt ific lllfHI'IIWilO!l dot:S wlto l'i t! .'l Udl ll'aJ I IIH.:ats i:ll' t.' rnel M a~ 12 at the D11110hut.· DIET RIT E & DADS ROOT BEER residence wtth 5 mem bers Cancer Sudety, to help save not prove or di spro ve tlwt lt::-.s pront• tn ube:·aty iilld the BOTTLE CAPS FOR CHARITY h:Jir dyes C'~tUM.' CCl ll Ct.'l' H1 f:!lt y-d toJL•StL'I'Itl Jl i'UiJJl' lllS . your life from cancer . \ot 11111 lll<lll)' dt'l'ades agu. An industrial desig ner hu111an b(•tngs. Th e Alllerican r~nn: r bl'frtn • tilt• llt.'itl't aut! .'ltrukr.: writes: "1 need to be convinced lu give up smokmg ." S; ,cicl)' adm ' · t·auuun 111 til ~ d l-"l'i t SL'~ i>L'l 'llllll' I'J)H ll' llll l' Ill ANS WEH iin e: Qu itting use t~f the su bslttnn· untlt·r our SOl' lt.'t ~ , 1ttu.-.l uf the bl'L"f cigctreltes is one of the rnust QUCS! Iun lli111J IIH II'C dl'fllliiC thotl pt.•r ,ple i:ill' was !:( n.tss-fcd MILL STREET bt•t.•f. It 's u::..u;dly tuugher and important steps you ca n ta ke cv idt•nre l!-i m. Middleporl, Ohio A dcntast nut~ s : ··Pt•o plt: h" ' " ,lig llll) dtfk rent flavu r to protect your health and \· 992 -3542 or 992 -3344 life. Smoking is reiMed to should IJe remtnd td tlw t \dudr t ums .'Ill l ilt' people off. more than 320,000 premature there iJI 'l' \\<1 .\ S of pn ltec:t in g Howl'\'rl', 1t t':lll be hllill·d ur !'lri t ~h·d lu ltllt.lel'll t'SS If a Jll'l'· deaths each year from lung against on.1l l..'f.l Ill'(' I' · · ANSWF.Hiuw . !her•· arc cancer. heart disease, em · ph) scm a amj other ·serious ll li i! H.TOUS lllCHSUITS thl.ll one ~ o nd ition s. Ciga rett e can lake to gurm.J ag; unsl smoking is also a messy , (.'11/l!'l' l' t1f t ill' lllOUt/J. i\ Vu id ex pensiv e hab it. As a smok ing wh elh('r 11 Js ciga retle smoker you set a Clg!.li'Cttt:s, JUpt·s ur Ciga rs. bad example for your A\' t1H I hea\'.\' drtnk 1ng. a nd ol her cspcc iull y 1f ) 11 11 !'l lll ll kt: , child ren yo ungsters . Ciga r ett e bcccwsc tile l'tl!llbumt ton has smukmg causes bad breath . IJet.'ll linkt.'d to l.l gn.'iiler If you give up ciga rettes your cancer risk. f:;tt ' a 1mlanced sense of taste and smell will dli..' l !l av e your denti st improve and you will prove to t'IJITect <JilY tooth ur dcn ture yo urself how st rong your will llwt lr r itt~tt· .-. your 111outh . power is. F or a free booklet One uf the l nust important • Hunting Knives • Acme Boots and rnure convinci ng, check th ings anyonl' t an t~ , , 111 with your local American safeg uurd ~1gH 1 n s ! t1 ra l • Mens Moccasins • Gun Holsters cam:t·r pl'oiJicn ls IS t u hcwc l'anrcr Sociely Unit. A woman writes : ' 'I um r~gu l ar d ll'c k-up s IJy a • Western Belts ~nd Buckles • Tooled lighters womcd about us in~ hair dye tlcntist 11 r il dortor without il€causc of the p<oSsibi\ ity that clela) . Ora l ,·ance r i' m"st • Billfolds Novelty T·Shir;ts it n1ay cause cm1ccr. What l'<I Sil) <Jiltl SUC('CSSfully • Western Clocks ttrc the fa cts and what 1.s )'H UI' tl'l' CJ I~ d when detected In an L'HI'I) stage. (j dvicc '!" • Saddles • Western Fringed Jackets If yuu hHve any questiflllS Dairymen, your ANSWE:Riine : Based <I ll ammo! studies done by lht· "r need fluthcr information modem methods National Ca ncer Institute. the call 992-7531. mac h inery have been a bodst to the F<1ud a nd Dru g Ad - CANCER An -FSIJC ____ n r ll·ne 1 70 ---- On special Nehi' cans. 12 oz. :~,~~·,~~~ ,. • RC BOTTLING CO. You Are Tops I and llldu~ lr y ... a nd the community! Our thanks <md a hea rt y sa lute for a job well done ! SUGAR RUN MILLS 180 MULBERR~ ~V£. POMEROY, 0. 20% OFF ON: e ministrution has issued ttn ~~rdcr thl:ll rvery hair dye cun ta111ing the chemi cul kr.own both as .2. 4 DAA or 4MMPD must carry a wa rni ng label. It states thai ihc ingredient ca n penetrate \he skin and has been detern w;cd tu ra use cance r in animal s. You should check to st t' if tht: prudUL1 )'rt U U.Sl' l'0/11 atns 1his dn:ullti:tl wh1L"h as used in Cl buut 80 percent nf f)l~r - The bill, ad opted strongest in the country, bul COLUMBUS tUPli - The y, the bill would tighten il in unanimously Wednesda Ohio House has possed and some areas. conforms the ;tate's mining women and minorities a sent to lhe Senate a bill Drafted by the division of reclamation law lo federal igned to kee p mining des better shnt a\ federal jobs. reclamation in the state Derequlrements. The going also was getting reclam ati on und er state partment of Natu ral min e Ohio's strip rough for two other regulation and to prevent · Re so urces and the coal reclamation law is already administration bills : one to Uncle Sam from stepping industry, th€ measure will regar ded as one of the cu t hospital bills and one to in . enabl e Ohio lo police its own give New York City long- FUNNY BUSINESS Bollen reg ulator y program and term federal loan guarantees r e c eive f ede ral to help stave off bankruptcy. r~i.mbW"sements for meeting The House Commerce th e new requirements. Committee passed a series of Un less lhe Leg islature amendments Wednesday that \l)ELL 1 TO enacts the bill by Aug. 2, 1979, further altered the already the U.S. secreta ry of the COIJDITION I~ watered-<lown hospital bill. interior ill be empowered lo The New York aid bill has administer the fedenil LA'I'W~ENS TERMS ... I been approved by the House, requirements in Ohio. ~l)eGS l'D H~VE TO but the Senate Banking Com,n Rep . Arthur R. Bowers, J).. 11 mittee remains skeptical of Steubenville. chi ef sponsor of WITH 6A~ANAS' lhe need for such guarantees ~ · the bill, pointed out that and Is looking at some Ohio's . stri p mine alternatives. reclamation law is "a mode l £or the nation ." ~ But he warned that fa ilure to con form with t he federa l Surface Mining Control Act of 1977 would cost Ohio money and federal intervention. The bill : food authorities." - Requ ires that stripBuller said the department mined land ,' including prime wallis all children to eat a farml.and , be pr epared for complete lunch but "if junior post-rec lamation use wh ich is high or middle school at least equal to 1ts prechildren don 'I intend to eat m imng use. certain items in the lwtches, - Requires that the prethey won't be required to mining flow of >tr earns and accept Utem on their plates." underground waters be re- C€SCf<lBE 'iOJR. 00 .. •. Students will have a choice HEALTH The Tu ppers Plains 4- H Gtrls met Ju ne 1 at the Sis Murph y residence with 5 mclllbcrs and 2 advisors in attenda nce . Plant s. materia ls an d a trip lo Parkersburg were discussed . Sts Murphy gave a demnnst raliQn on plants. Refreshments were served by Sis Murphy . Ne•t meet ing will be held July 6 at the Teresa Cullins residence. - Angela Cullins. Reporter. Reclamation bill okayed WASHINGTON (UP!) The federal government .is trying to slop some of the waste of school lunch food that ends up in trash cans. The Agriculture Department said Wednesday that jtu1lor high school and middle school students who take part in the national school lunch program now can turn down two of five different foods offered Utem. The students have been required to take milk and pile oo their plates bread, meat or • t ROCk Pom News Notes By Wanetta Radekin Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shillz, Sherry and John , went lo Cherry Point, North Ca rolina to attend'the wedding of their son, Keith to Miss Peggy Lynn. The bride and groom are members of the anned services stationed at Cherry Point. The wedding ceremony was perfonned by lhe chaplain in the chapel at lhe base. The Shiltzes were furnished accommodation s at lhe base lor their weekend visit. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Radekin and Avanel Uolllday called at tile Schoeclll\ger and Norris funeral home, Grove City, to be with the family of Mrs. William Birchfield. Mr s. Birchfield had been con fined to the hospital for two weeks. Husband, son Jimmie and granddaughter, Bec ky remain. Mr. Birchfield is a fonner resident of Colwnbia Township. Mr. Luther Harv ey is recovering from a broken ann rec1!1ved while trimming the mane of his granddaughter's pony. Judy Holliday, a member of the Meigs '78 graduation class , has acce pted employment at Cedar Point . Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holliday, accompanied her to her job and spent the weekend sightseeing. a meal alternate and two vegetables or fruits. But st udents will have lo pay for five items even if they take just three . And the Alfred Social Notes amount of federal reimbursement for each lwtch served will not be affected by the cllange . Senior high students have had the option to choose three instead of five items for two years . Sunday School attendance on June II was 46, the offering was $22. Plans were made for Father's Day next Sunday after Sunday School. Worship services were held at 10 :45 with Charles Domigan brin gi ng lhe message. Attendance at this service was 27. Rev. and Mrs. Thomas are attending annual co nference at Lakeside this week. also Roger Karr from the newly form ed Partsh, of which Alfred is a part . June 18 Next Sunday the new preaching schedule will become effective - Chester 9 a.m. worship, Sunday School 10 a.m. St. Paul, worship 10 a.m., Sunday School 9 a.m .; Alfred, worship 11 a.m., Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; L<lng Bottom, worship 11 a.m., Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Other churches remain the same. An Official Board meeting is schedu led at Alfred church for Friday evening, June 16, at 8 p.m. (Alfred 's meeting I with Thelma Henderson in charge. Alfred 's Vacation Bible School will be June 26-30, with Janice Pullins, director, program on June 30. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Henderson, accompanied by Mrs. Edith Harper and her daughter, Edna and husband of Tuppers Plains visited a sister , Bertha Wri ght , in Zanesville, Ohio this past Sunday . Mrs. Grace Swartz is expeeling company from Dayton, Ohio for the week . The UMW will meet on June 20 at lhe home of Kate Rodehaver, with Janice Pullins having the prngram . Mrs. June Avis lost h<r father, George Kennedy last week who had made hi s home her e for some with the Avises. American BEST quality .. Exterior Acrylic Latex Stains .. . after a col lee li On of colors Iha t rell ec t nature's bea uly comb, ned w il ll rugged Ia lex durabili ly that s1ands up to a ll k111ds of wea ther JU!'i i III IIIUICS tn ldniglll tn utin ~ SlU tl be(fl!'e lhC de:Jdli nc . · ,, tt.·. ·r•· spnkts ma n said B11S\1111 wrl " ex pt'L'h•tl to anltu \11 1' ''' <"l rl'h11 'S rep)CJ( 'l'lltl'lll t!w rw;(ior l;tl £' 1' lud<t ~ 1111 MODERN SUPPL 399 W. Ma in St. 992·2164 Pomeroy '' The Storo With All Kinds of Stull" F r~ PETS - STABLE S- LARGE & SMALL AN IMALS LA WNS - GARDE NS Reedsville News Notes Apple Grove News Notes By Mrs. Herbert Rouoh Mrs. Mildred Spencer rece ived word that her grandson and wife, Mr. and Mrs . Darin Jackson of Leetonia had been in a serious automobile wreck, and were hos pital for seventeen days , and are now recuperating at the home of his father, Mr. and Mrs. }3ill Jackson at Leetonia . Dean Hill , son of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hill was among the graduates at Southern High School recently . Mr. and "''rs. Hill , Mrs. Dolly Wolfe and fa mil y atten ded the commencement exercises at the high school. Mr. and Mrs . Robert Sm'th, Sr. are visiting relatives at Pittsburgh. Mr . an d Mrs . Erw in Gloeckner were dinner guests of Mr s. Elsie Dav is at Parkersburg. Mr . a nd Mr s. Vernon Donohue spent the weekend Attendance June 11 Sunday with Mr . and Mrs. Charl es Winebrenner and famJJy at morning service was 105. Mrs. Tina Jacobs and Mrs. Newbury, 0 . and attended Edna F'olk who have been ill, commencement exercises for were able to attend church their grandson , Richard Winebrenner, at Newbery Sunday. High School Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Phill Wise, Mr . and Mrs. Ted Hayman Beverly, attended services at and family spent the weekend the local church Sunday. ' with Mr. and Mrs. Ger ald Mrs. Ray Bowden, Detroit, Hayman and Keith . Mr. and Michigan, Mrs. Betty L<Ju Mrs. Gene Jewell and familyi Dea n, Mexico, Miss Bonnie of Letart, W. Va . visited the Hatliff, San Francisco, Mr . Haymans Sunday and they all and Mrs. Edward F'arley, attended co mm encemen t Charleston, visited recently Southern weal exercises at with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Karr . Mrs. Betty Ann Jacobs, Mr. High School Sunda y. Keith and Mrs. Steve Narley , Mr . was one of the graduates. Mr . and Mrs. L<Juie Pickett and Mrs. Bru ce Jacobs, have purcha sed a new mobile Columbus, visited relatives home and moved to il at here over the weekend , all Leta rt fr om the form er persons attended the church Haro ld Roush residence . services Sunday at the loca l Mr . and Mrs. Lester Roush, church . Johnnie , Mike and Vicki, The flood we had here Greg Cundiff, Mrs. Karen Thursday nig ht was the Connolly, Brian and Shelly , highest ever was in several Mr. and Mrs. Dick Smith, Mr . homes. Mrs. Opal Randolph visited rece ntly with Mr. and Mrs. Steven Needs al Columbus. The Needs are announcing the birth of a baby girl, Kelly Ann . Mrs. Millon Tuttle of Texas Road visited with Mrs. Helen Archer. Chester Mundry has returned home after being a pat ient at th e Vete rans Hosp ital at Clarksburg, Va. Mrs. Da le Sm ith spent several days at Justice, W. Va ., with her husband who is employed there . Mr . and Mrs. Bill Meredith of Beve rl y visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ern est Whitehead recently . - Mrs. L. Balderson I .aurel Oiff Nt·ws Nott·s Store MoreSave More- Consider these benefi ts: • • • • • • • exce llenl color re\en lio n w1tt)stands sun. ra1 n. snow durable acrylic lalex l1n1sh fa de and blis lel res1stan1 fast t.lrying 24 beautilul co lo rs soap & wa\er clean up Apply to : • ex Jerior wood SICiiii U, sl1ak os. sl1 tng les • plywoocl, smoolh o r rougil -sJwil lumber • inlerior wood bea ms and panelmu • ou tdoor lu rniture. le11ces, rnel dl or masonry Also Available : American Best Exterior House Paint & Interior Paint. PViiiiiiiiiiRT~-~;j BOSTON iU Pf ) - Bu,1on Hed Sox outfielder Ilernie . f't:lr hn w~l s so ld tn tht' C\Pve lan d fnd ta ns lal<" 'Jlmrsda\ ltll' em und!sdntiefl - "Th e purpose of this change is to reduce food waste in the school lwtch program ," sa id Sydney Butler, deputy assis tant secretary. "Junior high and middle schools may offer this option to their students upon approval of their loca l school ~ ~...------~Model FH1 Gibson · Chest Freezer with this This t5 3 w fl. model <S lust rrg ht for many fam ilies with ex tra conve n·ence features lik-e a lifl·oul bask et. adtuslable dlvid· r, saf&ly lock with pop-out keY. t n~ power guardian light. $299 95 INGEL•s FURNITURE 106 N. 2nd Ave . Middleport and Mrs. Gary Roush, Jeremy and Bra ndi , Mr. and Mrs . Roger Manu el and daughters were Mother 's Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Riffle and fami lv at Lucasville. Bob Roy, son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. F'loyd Cumm ins had lhe misfortune of fall ing from a barn he was hel ping his brother··in-law, Ru sse ll Cummins build Saturday and is hospitalized at Veterans Mem o r ia l Hospi t al, Pomeroy . Cards would be appreciated as we hear he will be hospilalized for some lime. Mr . and Mrs. Geor ge Morrjs of Medway , Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Durst, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Durst and families ol5pringfield , 0 ., spent the wee kend with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Durst and assisted them m moving from the former Albert Hill residence to their home they purchased from Randall Roberts. Visit ing Mrs. Margie Hunt Memorial Sunda y were Mr . and Mrs . Wilbur Rowley, Pomeroy, Danny Harri s, George Hunt of Pt . Pleasant, F'loyd T. Chapman and daughters of Pittsburgh, Mrs. Connie VanMeter and baby of Wahama, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ly nch of Athens visited her on Thursday . Mr . and Mrs . Herbert Roush visited Mr . and Mrs. Robert Boggess and daughter and Judge and Mrs. John Bacon at Baileys Run Sunday. Mr . and Mrs. Roger Roush , O! uck Micha els, Mrs. Edna Roush, and Mrs . Gladys Shields visited Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush Sunday. Mr . and Mrs. Jeff Miller of Middleport visited his pare nts, Mr . and Mrs. Herbert Miller. Joey Hill of Rogers, 0 . is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Hill. Mrs. George Hicks and da ughter have been assisting in the care of Mrs. Paul Hill since she return ed home from Holzer Medical Center. Mr. and Mrs . Ca rr oll Balser of Mansfield spent the weekend with Mrs. Alice Balse r. Mr . and Mrs. Ronnie Ables, Miss Vicki Ables of Canal Wincheste r spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ables and Paul. Joe Hill of Rogers, 0 . spent Memorial weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Dugan , Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hill and other relatives. . Mr . and Mrs. Dorsa Parsons visited Mrs. Iva Durst at Leon , W. Va ., Mr. and Mrs. Otis Hussell, Mt . Alto, Virgil Sayre of Evans and Hazel Herdman al Evans Sunday. Mr. and Mrs . Marlin Derouin of Clarington, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Derouin of Mill· ville, Pa . spent Memo ri~l weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, Sr. and attended graduation exercises wit h th e Smiths at Rio Grande College Sunday. Valerie Johnson was among the graduates and received her Bachelor of Science degree . Memorial weekend guests of Mr . and Mrs. Bob Spe ncer were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bower>, 'VIr. and Mrs. Bub Barnclhw oc\ J eremy. Debbie ami D•·Ub 1\arnetl<•, all of I •a rkcrsiJII r!-! - >tored . - Giv es s pe c ial dispt.msation to resto ration of mountaintop land to ils original cnnt.our . - Increases the str ip mining permit fee from $30 to $50 per acre - Extends the authority of the chi ef of the division of reclama tion to prohibit mining in certain areas. By Mrs. Herbert Roush Memorial wee kend VISi tors , - Allows lhe attorney genMr . and Mr s. Russe ll of Mr . and Mrs. Clai r Giles ·, eral. upon writt en request by Housh, Edward and Cindy, were Mr. and Mrs. Rlllph the chief, to prose~ute anyone Mr . and Mrs. Ronald Russell, Rhoton of Dayton and Mrs. who viO lates a diVIson rule or Michael and Ma ndy, Mr. and Alice McGlone and Gene of the strip mme law . Mrs. Issac Lewis en joyed a Springfield. - Upgrades training and cookout at the home of Mr . Mr . and Mrs. Cec il Giles of salanes fur mspeetor s. and Mrs. Da na Lewis at Grand Fork, N. D. are ah · - Brmgs certam aspects of deep Clifton. minin g recla mation nouncing the birth of a son, , Homer Warner is a surgical Donald William born May 13 under division con trol for the patient at Holzer Medical weighing eight pounds, 15 ' first time . Center whe re he had a ounces. They also have a pa cemaker put in his heart . daughter. Gra ndparents are Mr . and Mr s. Ronald Mr. and Mrs. Clair Giles, Russell, Mandy and Michael, loca l, and Mr . and Mrs. D W. m Mr. and Mr s Dana Le wis Bockh orst of McHenry, Design and enjoyed a cookout at the fllino1s. home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mr. Earl Russell of KenQW1/ity Roush F'riday evening. tucky is visiting Mrs. Bertha RusselL Mrs. Earl Russell is Pomeroy somewhat improved. Flower Mrs. Robert Russe ll and Smallest planet Mercu ry, nea rest planet tu Mr. and Mro. Donald Ru=U ~ tile sun. is the smallest of the were business visitors in Mrs. Millard nine planets knu\\11 tu be in Columbu s Tuesday . V.nMeler the solar system. ll moves 91:1-2039 or m -l72 1 with great spec'tl in Its Fairview Wolfpen News Notes News Notes journey e~ ruuml the sun, ave ra gin g auoul 30 miles a secund tv l.:um plt•le 1ts cireuil in 88 of our days. Mercury rulates trll I tS OXIS UVt:! J' a penud of ncH rl y 59 days, lh us expust ng all of tis su rfa!'e penudtcally lu !he sun. Phystcal fitness " a su rl of sc1zure su ffert'd by lhe lazy lllli)Ority of us wheu urged to start )ugg111g by the health SECRETARIAL REFRESHER On June 12 there will be an opening tor beginning and advanced Typing and Shorthand Classes at Gallipolis Business College . Weekdays or ni·ght classes. Both are being offered. ENROLL NOWI For more information contact Lee E. Tyler , 446-4367. No . 75-02-0472 B nuts. Store Hours Mon .· Thurs. 10a.m.· ll p .m . Fri. & Sat . ' a .m .- 11 : 30p .m . S.turdav 11a .m .. t1 p .m Served In ~9 -fun itl!-..~wl Frosted Mugs Call In Orders 992-6292 Featuring sa lad bar . chill and much, much more! CREAMY OLD FASHIONED ROOT BEER Some pla ces have pretty good Chicken. Some of fer ra1r rOot beer Others, nN·too-MC cones and snakes. But, th.ere 1S only 0r1 e place you can gel lhe best of au these lhmgs - your local 3 IN ONE fam 11 ~ res tauranl lt 35• E. Main , Pomeroy . 0 . tn.nn �7-TbeDaily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, June 16, 1978 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., F'riday, June 16, 1978 Aftershock hits Washington Salads bring in green Hcalthwnr ks. "I adopted the Bl' LeROY POPE: UP I Businrss Writt•r NE W YORK I UPI name with somt• hesi tation ," Zenkel sa id . " We aren' t ) N et-~rly aU posh restaurant s !·ra lly running hea lth food and some not so posh have bars. F:vcry body kn ows salad bars these days and salads are good for you, but restauranteurs say a growing we sell tastt', not ct iet in~ or number of customers pass up th~rapy . " entrees and dine on soup and It mi ght seem tha t crea ting 1ew salads is a somewhat salad . Nfllic 1ng this. Bruce ·estri r ted fie ld but Ca r i Zen kel. (.!:-.Jew York finan cial Wnnan d<oesn't think she'll l'OnsuiUJnt. derided there was ha.ve any diffi culty coming up a golden opportunity to start with at least half a dozen new H chatn o[ restaurants ~ <~ la ds or varie nts of serving nnly sa lads. soups tradit ional salads yea rly. Her and desserts. He has bee n in present repertory is pretty busmess two yea r s and rnstn \lpo lite~ n , There is, for alread) 1s preparing to open exam ple. the Pagoda : snow h 1~ ftfth ~1 anhattan e ~ pand re staurant tn and has pla ns to , tn Bos t on. Ph iladt•lphia , Wa shingto n and Atlanta . His fi rst res tau rant on ~l an hattan 's 57th Street does about $\5 ,000 a week on 75 Sti(l ts, to ~ive an tdett LJf the whole Jl<>trntial. Zenkel hastens to S<:JY that rnucll of t.he credit belongs to :!.5 ,·ear . . lld Can Wvm an a lw1;mous brunett~ '.l.;hu is 'his I'JC'e president and top chef. "She destgns the salads and sht( S more importcmt to the bus!IH' SS than I am now and will be for sume tune," Zenkel said The C' UlSinC co nststs of about 21l salads. only five of whtc:h an~ on the menu em~ gt\·en day . Prices i:tre $3 .50 to SbO. The chentele start ed 11ut ab11Ut iO ~ r l'ent femimne ~as, lotu.s , water chestnuts, bean sprouts and oth er Chin ese vete t ables . "Pnpeye" featu res spina ch ! what else ? l. Nicoise is tuna fillets . leta cheese. green w1nc nlives, capers, green beans a nd other stuff . And tJwre are Miss Wyman's own l'f'rsions of such traditiona l sal;uls as Tuscan . Waldorf and I.ittle Ci:iesar . Zcn kt'i sa id the recent record sw·ge in the pnces of lett uce and othe r fre sh garden greens cut sharply int~> his profits but he decided agamst raising priers . " I think good busi ne ss sense reqwres you to rid t> out st:asonal things like that. .. Ca rt Wvman sa id she dcri1·ed her interest in salads \ 'C' I'\' earlv from her Czech father whO w::~s an cnUlUsiast about vegctab!t~ ga rdening . but Ca n sa1d it's at least 40 When s he grew up and f'l€ rcent 111asculirw now. lx.•came i:ln (lffi cc worker she used to m<:~ ke lunch salwJs and wke them to th e office. Tlwv were so temptin g th ai ~~~~~~~~~~ her · co-workers paid her to make salcn.ls fvr tht.•m and that eventually brought her to The bu si ne ss is called Zenkel 's attention . As far ther e <J S Zt!nk el knows. ttrt· restaurant~ 111 nn ol her llw coun try Our Interes t is Greater For You 5.75% On 90-Day Certificates 5.75 per cen t paid on 90 da y Certifica tes of De po sit. $500 . 00 Minim um . Interest Pa ya ble Quarter ly . Keepsake I I r 1 •·• , r 11 ,. 1 • r I, , I 1, • ' , t r · • o 01 .1 r tr, 1, • •l•ti I''' r r ,. ., 1 ,, ! 1• .r 11•ji''''II•'I,.IO> '•1•1 Closed Frr da y Evemng s un til f urther nottc e 212 E. Ma in, Pom eroy By PATRICIA KOZA the Senate on a 279-90 vote, television coverage for the scheduled this afternoon , but WASHINGTON (UP!) also cuts congressional first time, possibly early next meanwhile, work begatl on . ways to modify the bill, which The afterllhock oflhe political · ex p e n s~ all owances 5 year . earthq~ake in Califol'nia 'In the Senate, backers of would make il easier for percent. known as Proposition 13 has " U we really want to be lhe controversial labor law wtions to organize in plants hit capitol Hill. responsive to the taxpayer revision bill are trying to and penalize those wh o The House, in a long session rebellion as expressed in regroup after a slinging violate labor law. The Carter administration that ended early this Proposition 13, we have to setback in their attempts to morning, overwhelmingly loo k no further than the halls end a 17-<lay-<>ld filibuster on suffered a major setback Wednesday in its attempt to approved a legi slative of Congress," said Rep. Silvio the measure. appropriations bill that Conte, R-Mass., who · For the fourth lime, Senate revise th e Civil Service freezes salaries for con- sponsored the amendment to leaders were unable system. The Senate Governmental gressmen, judges and every slice the expense accounts . Wednesday to m~sl.er the 60 other federal official making In a surprise addition to the votes needed to hrml de bale, Affairs Committee rejected, more than $47,1)00 annually. bill, the House decided that comin g up two votes sllorl. 9-7, efforts to lessen lhe The action would affect its own em ployees - and not Organized labor and the arnowtl of preference for about 16,000 officials who had those from the networks _ Carter administration had ve terans in the federal job hopetl for a cost<Jf-llving will determin e where to point predicted 1ictory on the third market. The administration co nsiders changes in the lhe cameras when House or fourth vote. increase In October. Another vote wa s veterans preference system The $1.1 billion bill, sent to proceedlngs are opened to centra l to its efforts to give based almost l'xcl usively on countri es thr ee thousa nd year s agu but they were fir st salads. Incidentally. salads as we inlnKiuced into England by know them today are a Ca therine of Aragon, Henry relatively late eo1~er lo the Vl II's first queen , and it took diet of Eng li sh-s pea kin g them 300 years to beeome peoples. Sa lads were a sl<lple generally popular in Britain in the MPrlitt>rranean and Nnrth America . Meigs 4-H Club News and 1 advisor in attendance. Business discussed was a tou r lo F'enlon Glass, ord erin ~ Superchic decals , a nd altending the officers' and advisors' meeting. Refreshments were served by Linda Don ohu e and Brenda Neutzl ing. The Super Chics also met May 26 at the Lori Welc h res idence with 5 members and 1 advisor in attendan c e . · Bu s in ess dist·ussed was selling stuck 1ickcts. Hefreshments were served by Lorena Donohue and Lori Welch. Ne•t mee\ing will be held June 10 The Meigs 4-H Pleas ure at the Linda Dono hue Lorena Ride rs and parents met May res ide nce. 24 at the Meigs Fairgrounds Donoh ue. Reporter . with 15 members and parent s altending. Work on the new barn wa s started . Next meeting Will be J une :!, at I :00 p. m. at the Meigs Fa irgnlu nds, wh e n more wnrk w1ll be done un the barn . - Tammy Ward. Hrpurter . The Mixed Minds 4-H Club met June I at the Bill Miller residence with 8 members and 2 advisors in att endance. A famil y picni c wa s discussed to be held at Lake Hope. A demonstration on bicycle safely was given by Anita Smith , Bill Brown ing report ed on the pa rt s of a motor and Ta mmy Miller reported un the t"a re of a hog . Refreshments were served bl' Pe nn v Mille r . Next n;eeting will be June 15 at the lli ll Anderson residence. Laura Smti h. Reporter . The Country Chicks 4-H Cl ub met wednesday. May 31. at the Rock Springs Church with 10 members and 2 advisors in attendance. Project boo ks wer e distribu ied. Refreshments were served by Deni se Stegall, Paula Swindell and Hhonda Jeffers. Next meeting will be held June 14 at th e Rock Spnngs Church. K1m Eb lin . Heporter. '' ~I Cross Store in Racine as it loo ks today attt the way the same location lookl'll in 1895. The store bu~ting was built in 1860. The picture exhibit will be one of se~ral features planned at th e Meigs Museum in observa~ of the day . Pi ctur es of Meigs County today and the same scenes in past years will be a feature of Heritage Sunda y to be held from 12 noon to 5 p.m. Sunday, June 25, as a part of Big Bend Regatta Weekend. 11Je larger picture shows the l Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Trv low- fat son wi shes to do so. \aridi• ·;; till' Yuu can accomplish Int i'\ uf sa m~ lltlll ~ a \ the ~ n ~:ery ·store lli-:AH JlH . !.JIMI! - ll htnk I n:ttd 111 une of your <'l!iUilliiS tllal yo u s t~:~lcd must colne !'hultstenrl pn•IJ I ~ m s frum ~dtllt g bt·d itlld dr 111 k11 1g • ·s milk . I hope ! ' 111 n gllt. Yt.: sll'nl<ty we ll;ul 11 din ner of \'CIII SOJl. 'J'ht•n• W<:J!'i II U tntn: d ;rn y fat :t! all til till' Jllt•at. Wuuld 11 bt· bt·ltl' r 1f WL' used L' OI\ of the extra fal IJefurc the Sbaron Leffle and Tbomas A ndenon Jr goqd fur the het-tlth of lhuse wllt.J eCi t ll . 1 would <t pprel'iHlL' you r HIISwcr s on the subjccl. Go<KI and Bad.'1\ will give you some guod guidllines on how to choose meats and stilL have " relatively low-fat diel of lhe type which we btlieve helps prevtn t fally-o holeste rol blockage of a rteries. Others whu ~iinllhis issue can send 50 cents wilh a long, stamped, sclf-atllressed envelope for il to m• in care of this ncwspa1er, P.O. Bpx 1551 , l\ad1o City Station, New York , N' 10019. meat is t'D(Iked and then prepcmn g it witlwu t adding fats. To g1ve yuu more informatiUn c!buut thi s I am !St.·ml!ng I'<J U Tile Il ea ltil l.elle r ;lumber 8-11. \l ed Meals: The gr~a t es l distance betin the Utlltetl S~tcs is tile 5,850 nu les froJi, Elliul Key, Fla ., to llawaii '* ure Island . Wl'l'll mt;' twu point ~ The ubtaitlt·d a ru<~ s t of grass-fed beef and'" tlwt llll'.at sec111cd l u ha ve ll'SS fat th;tn regular Jrll'etl s. l'tnlll t'lilll•d lu think thai beef f<.tltt.'llt'd 111 pen~ like lllt.•y do to makt·thrrn gl'l f;1ttcr IS nut by bu ying the leanest cuts i:i lld tnnu ning aw;1y al! ti ll :-! lr ll'ii l l iHJrt''l lkn·ntl\ wt' ppy . gang is here. ENGAGED - The open church ~ddin g of Miss The Fi1-e Point Bucks 4-fl Sharon Lorn Leffle, daughter of Mrs. Janice Leffle, lli-:JIH HI-:Mli-:H - l'tn Club met May 25. at the Pomeroy , and Harry Le ffle . Ins Angeles , Calif. to afra id lilt' dwl t•slcrttl pruJulltn) and To111m y Parkt•r Thomas Eugene Anderson Jr .. son of Mr. and Mrs. A subs tant ial penalty is hkrn 1 ~ a hit lltol't.' compkx rcsidenc·e wnh i members Thomas Anderson Sr., Hartford , will be held on June 17. invoked on all certificate tll:tlt ~ 11 11 Itaw J'l' p n:.'lt~lltL·d and 2advisu rs m att cndanre . 5:30 pm . at the Church of God in Sy racuse . The double accounts withdrawn prior til\ r o]U III II i!S \IHJi CHllllg. to the date of maturity . A skating pa rt y wa s ring ceremony will be performed by the Hev . George l .t.. . '<ll l bt•t•f L' llllli!lll .'> only about d1scussed. raffl e tickets were Oil er. F'ollowing the ceremony a reception and shower 71llllL! S ]lr l' \Jtn•t•·itii(\-OIH..•-hi!lf di stribut ed ond mcmbl' rS are will be held at the Gibbstown F'airview Chur ch, Letart. All oUIH't.' . "' of t·aw lea n sep:tr;tblt• '' ' start filling out thetr relatives and fr iends are inv ited. lllL' tll Sk1111 11Hlk wh1r h ltas project bot1ks. J imm y Pa rk er ---~----~-----~--------alrnu:-.1 all !l it ' fat re mm•t•d IS gave a health report on difqUilt' In\\ 111 dtolestt.•rul. The fe rent \·1tam1ns tn fou ds. ll'll'k tht·n 1. ' 111111 to l' hlllllliltl' 1 Hefr cshmcnts were scn cd lx•et ur to elltlllll<llt· n11lk lntl by Mrs. Parker. Members T he Ath ens County CI I'C t u brmg prujccl books lu low-f;<t "!'"ducts frll lll savi ngs & Lo an Co . the next mecting. whi ch will W. Ma in St . ~ l'a't;..j Tlt;tt '.'l \\ lr; tt yt1 U' n : dt 1111g be held June 8. 7:30p.m., at Pomeroy , Oh io wl wn y 111 1 u ~l' gru~s·ft:d lx:d the Hock)' Pitzer residence. American Cancer Soclety r111d \lit same applre:"~ lo - Tnmmy Pullms , Hcport er \'t ·ll r ~o n l would ugn:e and reg ul a r feat ur e, mancnt IH!II' dyes. Avat la biC' lt<t\l' .'l l;t\(.•d th;.t\ IIHli\•ldUitl s Th e Super Ch te's HI Club · A SAVE YOU RC, NEHJ, UPP ER 10, _......., prepared by lhe Ameri ca n S(.'ll'llt ific lllfHI'IIWilO!l dot:S wlto l'i t! .'l Udl ll'aJ I IIH.:ats i:ll' t.' rnel M a~ 12 at the D11110hut.· DIET RIT E & DADS ROOT BEER residence wtth 5 mem bers Cancer Sudety, to help save not prove or di spro ve tlwt lt::-.s pront• tn ube:·aty iilld the BOTTLE CAPS FOR CHARITY h:Jir dyes C'~tUM.' CCl ll Ct.'l' H1 f:!lt y-d toJL•StL'I'Itl Jl i'UiJJl' lllS . your life from cancer . \ot 11111 lll<lll)' dt'l'ades agu. An industrial desig ner hu111an b(•tngs. Th e Alllerican r~nn: r bl'frtn • tilt• llt.'itl't aut! .'ltrukr.: writes: "1 need to be convinced lu give up smokmg ." S; ,cicl)' adm ' · t·auuun 111 til ~ d l-"l'i t SL'~ i>L'l 'llllll' I'J)H ll' llll l' Ill ANS WEH iin e: Qu itting use t~f the su bslttnn· untlt·r our SOl' lt.'t ~ , 1ttu.-.l uf the bl'L"f cigctreltes is one of the rnust QUCS! Iun lli111J IIH II'C dl'fllliiC thotl pt.•r ,ple i:ill' was !:( n.tss-fcd MILL STREET bt•t.•f. It 's u::..u;dly tuugher and important steps you ca n ta ke cv idt•nre l!-i m. Middleporl, Ohio A dcntast nut~ s : ··Pt•o plt: h" ' " ,lig llll) dtfk rent flavu r to protect your health and \· 992 -3542 or 992 -3344 life. Smoking is reiMed to should IJe remtnd td tlw t \dudr t ums .'Ill l ilt' people off. more than 320,000 premature there iJI 'l' \\<1 .\ S of pn ltec:t in g Howl'\'rl', 1t t':lll be hllill·d ur !'lri t ~h·d lu ltllt.lel'll t'SS If a Jll'l'· deaths each year from lung against on.1l l..'f.l Ill'(' I' · · ANSWF.Hiuw . !her•· arc cancer. heart disease, em · ph) scm a amj other ·serious ll li i! H.TOUS lllCHSUITS thl.ll one ~ o nd ition s. Ciga rett e can lake to gurm.J ag; unsl smoking is also a messy , (.'11/l!'l' l' t1f t ill' lllOUt/J. i\ Vu id ex pensiv e hab it. As a smok ing wh elh('r 11 Js ciga retle smoker you set a Clg!.li'Cttt:s, JUpt·s ur Ciga rs. bad example for your A\' t1H I hea\'.\' drtnk 1ng. a nd ol her cspcc iull y 1f ) 11 11 !'l lll ll kt: , child ren yo ungsters . Ciga r ett e bcccwsc tile l'tl!llbumt ton has smukmg causes bad breath . IJet.'ll linkt.'d to l.l gn.'iiler If you give up ciga rettes your cancer risk. f:;tt ' a 1mlanced sense of taste and smell will dli..' l !l av e your denti st improve and you will prove to t'IJITect <JilY tooth ur dcn ture yo urself how st rong your will llwt lr r itt~tt· .-. your 111outh . power is. F or a free booklet One uf the l nust important • Hunting Knives • Acme Boots and rnure convinci ng, check th ings anyonl' t an t~ , , 111 with your local American safeg uurd ~1gH 1 n s ! t1 ra l • Mens Moccasins • Gun Holsters cam:t·r pl'oiJicn ls IS t u hcwc l'anrcr Sociely Unit. A woman writes : ' 'I um r~gu l ar d ll'c k-up s IJy a • Western Belts ~nd Buckles • Tooled lighters womcd about us in~ hair dye tlcntist 11 r il dortor without il€causc of the p<oSsibi\ ity that clela) . Ora l ,·ance r i' m"st • Billfolds Novelty T·Shir;ts it n1ay cause cm1ccr. What l'<I Sil) <Jiltl SUC('CSSfully • Western Clocks ttrc the fa cts and what 1.s )'H UI' tl'l' CJ I~ d when detected In an L'HI'I) stage. (j dvicc '!" • Saddles • Western Fringed Jackets If yuu hHve any questiflllS Dairymen, your ANSWE:Riine : Based <I ll ammo! studies done by lht· "r need fluthcr information modem methods National Ca ncer Institute. the call 992-7531. mac h inery have been a bodst to the F<1ud a nd Dru g Ad - CANCER An -FSIJC ____ n r ll·ne 1 70 ---- On special Nehi' cans. 12 oz. :~,~~·,~~~ ,. • RC BOTTLING CO. You Are Tops I and llldu~ lr y ... a nd the community! Our thanks <md a hea rt y sa lute for a job well done ! SUGAR RUN MILLS 180 MULBERR~ ~V£. POMEROY, 0. 20% OFF ON: e ministrution has issued ttn ~~rdcr thl:ll rvery hair dye cun ta111ing the chemi cul kr.own both as .2. 4 DAA or 4MMPD must carry a wa rni ng label. It states thai ihc ingredient ca n penetrate \he skin and has been detern w;cd tu ra use cance r in animal s. You should check to st t' if tht: prudUL1 )'rt U U.Sl' l'0/11 atns 1his dn:ullti:tl wh1L"h as used in Cl buut 80 percent nf f)l~r - The bill, ad opted strongest in the country, bul COLUMBUS tUPli - The y, the bill would tighten il in unanimously Wednesda Ohio House has possed and some areas. conforms the ;tate's mining women and minorities a sent to lhe Senate a bill Drafted by the division of reclamation law lo federal igned to kee p mining des better shnt a\ federal jobs. reclamation in the state Derequlrements. The going also was getting reclam ati on und er state partment of Natu ral min e Ohio's strip rough for two other regulation and to prevent · Re so urces and the coal reclamation law is already administration bills : one to Uncle Sam from stepping industry, th€ measure will regar ded as one of the cu t hospital bills and one to in . enabl e Ohio lo police its own give New York City long- FUNNY BUSINESS Bollen reg ulator y program and term federal loan guarantees r e c eive f ede ral to help stave off bankruptcy. r~i.mbW"sements for meeting The House Commerce th e new requirements. Committee passed a series of Un less lhe Leg islature amendments Wednesday that \l)ELL 1 TO enacts the bill by Aug. 2, 1979, further altered the already the U.S. secreta ry of the COIJDITION I~ watered-<lown hospital bill. interior ill be empowered lo The New York aid bill has administer the fedenil LA'I'W~ENS TERMS ... I been approved by the House, requirements in Ohio. ~l)eGS l'D H~VE TO but the Senate Banking Com,n Rep . Arthur R. Bowers, J).. 11 mittee remains skeptical of Steubenville. chi ef sponsor of WITH 6A~ANAS' lhe need for such guarantees ~ · the bill, pointed out that and Is looking at some Ohio's . stri p mine alternatives. reclamation law is "a mode l £or the nation ." ~ But he warned that fa ilure to con form with t he federa l Surface Mining Control Act of 1977 would cost Ohio money and federal intervention. The bill : food authorities." - Requ ires that stripBuller said the department mined land ,' including prime wallis all children to eat a farml.and , be pr epared for complete lunch but "if junior post-rec lamation use wh ich is high or middle school at least equal to 1ts prechildren don 'I intend to eat m imng use. certain items in the lwtches, - Requires that the prethey won't be required to mining flow of >tr earns and accept Utem on their plates." underground waters be re- C€SCf<lBE 'iOJR. 00 .. •. Students will have a choice HEALTH The Tu ppers Plains 4- H Gtrls met Ju ne 1 at the Sis Murph y residence with 5 mclllbcrs and 2 advisors in attenda nce . Plant s. materia ls an d a trip lo Parkersburg were discussed . Sts Murphy gave a demnnst raliQn on plants. Refreshments were served by Sis Murphy . Ne•t meet ing will be held July 6 at the Teresa Cullins residence. - Angela Cullins. Reporter. Reclamation bill okayed WASHINGTON (UP!) The federal government .is trying to slop some of the waste of school lunch food that ends up in trash cans. The Agriculture Department said Wednesday that jtu1lor high school and middle school students who take part in the national school lunch program now can turn down two of five different foods offered Utem. The students have been required to take milk and pile oo their plates bread, meat or • t ROCk Pom News Notes By Wanetta Radekin Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shillz, Sherry and John , went lo Cherry Point, North Ca rolina to attend'the wedding of their son, Keith to Miss Peggy Lynn. The bride and groom are members of the anned services stationed at Cherry Point. The wedding ceremony was perfonned by lhe chaplain in the chapel at lhe base. The Shiltzes were furnished accommodation s at lhe base lor their weekend visit. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Radekin and Avanel Uolllday called at tile Schoeclll\ger and Norris funeral home, Grove City, to be with the family of Mrs. William Birchfield. Mr s. Birchfield had been con fined to the hospital for two weeks. Husband, son Jimmie and granddaughter, Bec ky remain. Mr. Birchfield is a fonner resident of Colwnbia Township. Mr. Luther Harv ey is recovering from a broken ann rec1!1ved while trimming the mane of his granddaughter's pony. Judy Holliday, a member of the Meigs '78 graduation class , has acce pted employment at Cedar Point . Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holliday, accompanied her to her job and spent the weekend sightseeing. a meal alternate and two vegetables or fruits. But st udents will have lo pay for five items even if they take just three . And the Alfred Social Notes amount of federal reimbursement for each lwtch served will not be affected by the cllange . Senior high students have had the option to choose three instead of five items for two years . Sunday School attendance on June II was 46, the offering was $22. Plans were made for Father's Day next Sunday after Sunday School. Worship services were held at 10 :45 with Charles Domigan brin gi ng lhe message. Attendance at this service was 27. Rev. and Mrs. Thomas are attending annual co nference at Lakeside this week. also Roger Karr from the newly form ed Partsh, of which Alfred is a part . June 18 Next Sunday the new preaching schedule will become effective - Chester 9 a.m. worship, Sunday School 10 a.m. St. Paul, worship 10 a.m., Sunday School 9 a.m .; Alfred, worship 11 a.m., Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; L<lng Bottom, worship 11 a.m., Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Other churches remain the same. An Official Board meeting is schedu led at Alfred church for Friday evening, June 16, at 8 p.m. (Alfred 's meeting I with Thelma Henderson in charge. Alfred 's Vacation Bible School will be June 26-30, with Janice Pullins, director, program on June 30. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Henderson, accompanied by Mrs. Edith Harper and her daughter, Edna and husband of Tuppers Plains visited a sister , Bertha Wri ght , in Zanesville, Ohio this past Sunday . Mrs. Grace Swartz is expeeling company from Dayton, Ohio for the week . The UMW will meet on June 20 at lhe home of Kate Rodehaver, with Janice Pullins having the prngram . Mrs. June Avis lost h<r father, George Kennedy last week who had made hi s home her e for some with the Avises. American BEST quality .. Exterior Acrylic Latex Stains .. . after a col lee li On of colors Iha t rell ec t nature's bea uly comb, ned w il ll rugged Ia lex durabili ly that s1ands up to a ll k111ds of wea ther JU!'i i III IIIUICS tn ldniglll tn utin ~ SlU tl be(fl!'e lhC de:Jdli nc . · ,, tt.·. ·r•· spnkts ma n said B11S\1111 wrl " ex pt'L'h•tl to anltu \11 1' ''' <"l rl'h11 'S rep)CJ( 'l'lltl'lll t!w rw;(ior l;tl £' 1' lud<t ~ 1111 MODERN SUPPL 399 W. Ma in St. 992·2164 Pomeroy '' The Storo With All Kinds of Stull" F r~ PETS - STABLE S- LARGE & SMALL AN IMALS LA WNS - GARDE NS Reedsville News Notes Apple Grove News Notes By Mrs. Herbert Rouoh Mrs. Mildred Spencer rece ived word that her grandson and wife, Mr. and Mrs . Darin Jackson of Leetonia had been in a serious automobile wreck, and were hos pital for seventeen days , and are now recuperating at the home of his father, Mr. and Mrs. }3ill Jackson at Leetonia . Dean Hill , son of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hill was among the graduates at Southern High School recently . Mr. and "''rs. Hill , Mrs. Dolly Wolfe and fa mil y atten ded the commencement exercises at the high school. Mr. and Mrs . Robert Sm'th, Sr. are visiting relatives at Pittsburgh. Mr . an d Mrs . Erw in Gloeckner were dinner guests of Mr s. Elsie Dav is at Parkersburg. Mr . a nd Mr s. Vernon Donohue spent the weekend Attendance June 11 Sunday with Mr . and Mrs. Charl es Winebrenner and famJJy at morning service was 105. Mrs. Tina Jacobs and Mrs. Newbury, 0 . and attended Edna F'olk who have been ill, commencement exercises for were able to attend church their grandson , Richard Winebrenner, at Newbery Sunday. High School Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Phill Wise, Mr . and Mrs. Ted Hayman Beverly, attended services at and family spent the weekend the local church Sunday. ' with Mr. and Mrs. Ger ald Mrs. Ray Bowden, Detroit, Hayman and Keith . Mr. and Michigan, Mrs. Betty L<Ju Mrs. Gene Jewell and familyi Dea n, Mexico, Miss Bonnie of Letart, W. Va . visited the Hatliff, San Francisco, Mr . Haymans Sunday and they all and Mrs. Edward F'arley, attended co mm encemen t Charleston, visited recently Southern weal exercises at with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Karr . Mrs. Betty Ann Jacobs, Mr. High School Sunda y. Keith and Mrs. Steve Narley , Mr . was one of the graduates. Mr . and Mrs. L<Juie Pickett and Mrs. Bru ce Jacobs, have purcha sed a new mobile Columbus, visited relatives home and moved to il at here over the weekend , all Leta rt fr om the form er persons attended the church Haro ld Roush residence . services Sunday at the loca l Mr . and Mrs. Lester Roush, church . Johnnie , Mike and Vicki, The flood we had here Greg Cundiff, Mrs. Karen Thursday nig ht was the Connolly, Brian and Shelly , highest ever was in several Mr. and Mrs. Dick Smith, Mr . homes. Mrs. Opal Randolph visited rece ntly with Mr. and Mrs. Steven Needs al Columbus. The Needs are announcing the birth of a baby girl, Kelly Ann . Mrs. Millon Tuttle of Texas Road visited with Mrs. Helen Archer. Chester Mundry has returned home after being a pat ient at th e Vete rans Hosp ital at Clarksburg, Va. Mrs. Da le Sm ith spent several days at Justice, W. Va ., with her husband who is employed there . Mr . and Mrs. Bill Meredith of Beve rl y visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ern est Whitehead recently . - Mrs. L. Balderson I .aurel Oiff Nt·ws Nott·s Store MoreSave More- Consider these benefi ts: • • • • • • • exce llenl color re\en lio n w1tt)stands sun. ra1 n. snow durable acrylic lalex l1n1sh fa de and blis lel res1stan1 fast t.lrying 24 beautilul co lo rs soap & wa\er clean up Apply to : • ex Jerior wood SICiiii U, sl1ak os. sl1 tng les • plywoocl, smoolh o r rougil -sJwil lumber • inlerior wood bea ms and panelmu • ou tdoor lu rniture. le11ces, rnel dl or masonry Also Available : American Best Exterior House Paint & Interior Paint. PViiiiiiiiiiRT~-~;j BOSTON iU Pf ) - Bu,1on Hed Sox outfielder Ilernie . f't:lr hn w~l s so ld tn tht' C\Pve lan d fnd ta ns lal<" 'Jlmrsda\ ltll' em und!sdntiefl - "Th e purpose of this change is to reduce food waste in the school lwtch program ," sa id Sydney Butler, deputy assis tant secretary. "Junior high and middle schools may offer this option to their students upon approval of their loca l school ~ ~...------~Model FH1 Gibson · Chest Freezer with this This t5 3 w fl. model <S lust rrg ht for many fam ilies with ex tra conve n·ence features lik-e a lifl·oul bask et. adtuslable dlvid· r, saf&ly lock with pop-out keY. t n~ power guardian light. $299 95 INGEL•s FURNITURE 106 N. 2nd Ave . Middleport and Mrs. Gary Roush, Jeremy and Bra ndi , Mr. and Mrs . Roger Manu el and daughters were Mother 's Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Riffle and fami lv at Lucasville. Bob Roy, son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. F'loyd Cumm ins had lhe misfortune of fall ing from a barn he was hel ping his brother··in-law, Ru sse ll Cummins build Saturday and is hospitalized at Veterans Mem o r ia l Hospi t al, Pomeroy . Cards would be appreciated as we hear he will be hospilalized for some lime. Mr . and Mrs. Geor ge Morrjs of Medway , Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Durst, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Durst and families ol5pringfield , 0 ., spent the wee kend with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Durst and assisted them m moving from the former Albert Hill residence to their home they purchased from Randall Roberts. Visit ing Mrs. Margie Hunt Memorial Sunda y were Mr . and Mrs . Wilbur Rowley, Pomeroy, Danny Harri s, George Hunt of Pt . Pleasant, F'loyd T. Chapman and daughters of Pittsburgh, Mrs. Connie VanMeter and baby of Wahama, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ly nch of Athens visited her on Thursday . Mr . and Mrs . Herbert Roush visited Mr . and Mrs. Robert Boggess and daughter and Judge and Mrs. John Bacon at Baileys Run Sunday. Mr . and Mrs. Roger Roush , O! uck Micha els, Mrs. Edna Roush, and Mrs . Gladys Shields visited Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush Sunday. Mr . and Mrs. Jeff Miller of Middleport visited his pare nts, Mr . and Mrs. Herbert Miller. Joey Hill of Rogers, 0 . is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Hill. Mrs. George Hicks and da ughter have been assisting in the care of Mrs. Paul Hill since she return ed home from Holzer Medical Center. Mr. and Mrs . Ca rr oll Balser of Mansfield spent the weekend with Mrs. Alice Balse r. Mr . and Mrs. Ronnie Ables, Miss Vicki Ables of Canal Wincheste r spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ables and Paul. Joe Hill of Rogers, 0 . spent Memorial weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Dugan , Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hill and other relatives. . Mr . and Mrs. Dorsa Parsons visited Mrs. Iva Durst at Leon , W. Va ., Mr. and Mrs. Otis Hussell, Mt . Alto, Virgil Sayre of Evans and Hazel Herdman al Evans Sunday. Mr. and Mrs . Marlin Derouin of Clarington, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Derouin of Mill· ville, Pa . spent Memo ri~l weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, Sr. and attended graduation exercises wit h th e Smiths at Rio Grande College Sunday. Valerie Johnson was among the graduates and received her Bachelor of Science degree . Memorial weekend guests of Mr . and Mrs. Bob Spe ncer were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bower>, 'VIr. and Mrs. Bub Barnclhw oc\ J eremy. Debbie ami D•·Ub 1\arnetl<•, all of I •a rkcrsiJII r!-! - >tored . - Giv es s pe c ial dispt.msation to resto ration of mountaintop land to ils original cnnt.our . - Increases the str ip mining permit fee from $30 to $50 per acre - Extends the authority of the chi ef of the division of reclama tion to prohibit mining in certain areas. By Mrs. Herbert Roush Memorial wee kend VISi tors , - Allows lhe attorney genMr . and Mr s. Russe ll of Mr . and Mrs. Clai r Giles ·, eral. upon writt en request by Housh, Edward and Cindy, were Mr. and Mrs. Rlllph the chief, to prose~ute anyone Mr . and Mrs. Ronald Russell, Rhoton of Dayton and Mrs. who viO lates a diVIson rule or Michael and Ma ndy, Mr. and Alice McGlone and Gene of the strip mme law . Mrs. Issac Lewis en joyed a Springfield. - Upgrades training and cookout at the home of Mr . Mr . and Mrs. Cec il Giles of salanes fur mspeetor s. and Mrs. Da na Lewis at Grand Fork, N. D. are ah · - Brmgs certam aspects of deep Clifton. minin g recla mation nouncing the birth of a son, , Homer Warner is a surgical Donald William born May 13 under division con trol for the patient at Holzer Medical weighing eight pounds, 15 ' first time . Center whe re he had a ounces. They also have a pa cemaker put in his heart . daughter. Gra ndparents are Mr . and Mr s. Ronald Mr. and Mrs. Clair Giles, Russell, Mandy and Michael, loca l, and Mr . and Mrs. D W. m Mr. and Mr s Dana Le wis Bockh orst of McHenry, Design and enjoyed a cookout at the fllino1s. home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mr. Earl Russell of KenQW1/ity Roush F'riday evening. tucky is visiting Mrs. Bertha RusselL Mrs. Earl Russell is Pomeroy somewhat improved. Flower Mrs. Robert Russe ll and Smallest planet Mercu ry, nea rest planet tu Mr. and Mro. Donald Ru=U ~ tile sun. is the smallest of the were business visitors in Mrs. Millard nine planets knu\\11 tu be in Columbu s Tuesday . V.nMeler the solar system. ll moves 91:1-2039 or m -l72 1 with great spec'tl in Its Fairview Wolfpen News Notes News Notes journey e~ ruuml the sun, ave ra gin g auoul 30 miles a secund tv l.:um plt•le 1ts cireuil in 88 of our days. Mercury rulates trll I tS OXIS UVt:! J' a penud of ncH rl y 59 days, lh us expust ng all of tis su rfa!'e penudtcally lu !he sun. Phystcal fitness " a su rl of sc1zure su ffert'd by lhe lazy lllli)Ority of us wheu urged to start )ugg111g by the health SECRETARIAL REFRESHER On June 12 there will be an opening tor beginning and advanced Typing and Shorthand Classes at Gallipolis Business College . Weekdays or ni·ght classes. Both are being offered. ENROLL NOWI For more information contact Lee E. Tyler , 446-4367. No . 75-02-0472 B nuts. Store Hours Mon .· Thurs. 10a.m.· ll p .m . Fri. & Sat . ' a .m .- 11 : 30p .m . S.turdav 11a .m .. t1 p .m Served In ~9 -fun itl!-..~wl Frosted Mugs Call In Orders 992-6292 Featuring sa lad bar . chill and much, much more! CREAMY OLD FASHIONED ROOT BEER Some pla ces have pretty good Chicken. Some of fer ra1r rOot beer Others, nN·too-MC cones and snakes. But, th.ere 1S only 0r1 e place you can gel lhe best of au these lhmgs - your local 3 IN ONE fam 11 ~ res tauranl lt 35• E. Main , Pomeroy . 0 . tn.nn �16, 1978 »--:.The.Pil~tinel, Middleoort-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, June 16, 19'18 'DICKTRA... , MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC; TRINITY CHURCH . Rev . W. H flerrin. pastor; Bob Buck . Sunday school supt. Church School. 9 ·15 om ; Worship Ulr'o'ice. 10:30 am Choir rehearsal . Tuesdor . 7 30 p.m under direction o Alice Neas•. POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corner Un1on and Mulberry , Re ~ . Clyde V. Hender· son . pastor. Sunday school , 9 30 a.m., Glen McClung , ~upL : morn· ing worship , 10:30 a .m .. evening RUTLAND CHVRCH OF GOO, PENTECOST"-L . ;Dutton and Rome Williamson loy MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAP· 7·30: mid· wlitek sennce . W~nesdoy , 7.30 p.m. GRACE EPISCOPAL , The Rev . leden , assisting the rector . POMEROY CH URCH OF CHRIST, 212 W Main St.Jo hn McArthur . pastor, Bible school . 9·30 c m . morning worsh ip, 10·30 am .. ·Youth meeting~ . b 30 p.m : even in g worship THE SALVATION ARMY POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN CH URCH. Rev . Ral ph Smt ih pastor. Sunday sc hoo l 9:30 o m Mrl. Worley Froncts, supe rm ten· dent. Prtocl'ung service!i f irst & third Sundays follow1ng Sunday S< hool. GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST . Preoctung 9:30a .m .. f irst and se· cond Sundays of each mon th ; third and fourth Sundays each mon th , Worship service at 7 30 p.m. Wednesday evenings of 7·30. Prover and Btble Study SEVENTH -DAY ADVENTI5T . Mulberry Heights Rood . Pomeroy . Pastor, Albert Oithn , Sabbath School Superintendent , Claro Mdntyre Sabbath School. Sotvr day afternoon at '2 00 , w1 th War · ship SerYice followmg at 3· 15. RUTLAND FIRST BA PTIST CHURCH Sis ter Ha r riett Worner . Supt . Sunday School . 9:30 a.m .; mormng worsh tp, !0:45a.m THE HILAND CHAPEl . George Co•ta. past or Sunday School. 9:30am .. evening worship , 7·30. Thursday '"ening prayer servtce, 7:30p.m. POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Oovid Mann. minishH W1lliom Wo,•on , S.undoy nl'loo\ •up' . Su" doy school 9;30 o .m . morning worsh ip 10.30 o .m FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST . 282 Mulberry A ve .. Pomeroy , Paul J. Wh ite, Pa stor . Gory Basham , Sun · day sc hool lupt . Sunday schoo l, 9·30 a m mo1ning worshtp 10 30. even1ng w orship . b.JO p m. Midweek prayer serv-tce, 7·30 p.m . MIDWAY COMMUNITY CENTER De•ter Rd ., longsYille Oh1o Rev Sunday Clyde Fenell . Pastor School II o .m Saturday preaching serv1ces 7 J0 p.m. Wednesdo,. eYentng Btble study' at 7.30 p.m FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH Bailey Run Rood Re~t Emmell Row$on . post or . Handley Dunn . tupt . Sunday school 10 o m Sun dav evenmg serv• ce 7 30 Btble teaching. 7·30 p m Th u 1~doy DYESVIllE COMMU NI TY CHURCI;t, Roger C. Turner pa stor Sunday school . 9·30 o m Sunday morn in g worsh1p , 10 30 Sun day evemng ser vice. 7 30 MIOOLEPOR l MT. MORIAH BAP TIST Corner Fourth and Mo•n Mtddleport Rev. Henry Key , J r pastor Sun day School , q:l() am Mrs Er'..11 n Boumgordne1 wpt Morm ng worship . 10 45 a m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH Of CHRIST . lN CHRISTIAN UNION Lawrence Monlev . pastor Mrs Ru uell Young , Sunday School Supt. Sundoy School 9 30 o m Even ing wo rJhtp . 7 30. Wedne s dov prayer meet1ng , 7 30 p.m . MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD . Rocine Route 2. the Rev Jome .. M Muncy, pastor Sunday school 9·4S o m morn•ng w orship , 11 a.m .. evening worsh1p , 7 30 Prayer meeting, Tue sday . 7 30 p m ., 't'oung peoples meet1ng 7:30pm. Thursday MIDDLEPORT FIRST BA~II>T COt"ner Si•th and Pa lmer . the Rev Kirby Oiler, pastor . Robert Porker . superin t•nde nt . Sunday . WMPO Rod•o program 7 45 a.m .. Sunday School , 9 15 am .. M orntng Worsh 1p 10 15 a.m . Youth ocHvtt l&l ond fellowship tor JUniOr ond sentor high students, 0 p .m Sunday evening worsh 1p, 7 30 p m M1d· wee!.. prayer serv1ces. Wednesdo)' , 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST M'd POMEROY ClU STER TO MC' .EH l ~OAT REASON TO MA1<5 SURE I DON'T' C OM~ 8ACk ALI VE ! TR IP! APPUANCE II RACINE FOOD MARKET St. SUNOCO SERVICE CENTERS Tilt Store With A Htlrl 510 N. 2nd 212W. Rotlne Ph."9-2626 P. J. PAULEY, AGENT 2 Convenient M1rkots UH , EXCUSE IN WHO IS '11<15 liME! N11tonwld1 Ins. Co. Bob's Market ofCalumbus, 0 . 104 W. Main Pomeroy 992-2!•2 Millon 713-5721 YES ••• AND ALSO -n-115 OOD OISC~PANCY Mid11ay Market OH, I 'M ME, DOC ..•. GUY? ~: 11'15 15 MY UNCLE ... AUGUSTUS f>EEVIL.L! 912·2311 Pomeroy pm RUTlAND . Wilbur Hill. Pas tor. Worshtp 10·30 o.m . Church School 9 30 a.m . SYRACUSE ClUSTER Rev Harvey Koch , J• ASBURY Worshi p II o m Church School 9 :50 a.m . UMW f~rst Tue sday 81ble Study Thurs 7.JOp .m FORES T RUN Worship 9 a m Church SchoollO d m . MINERSVIllE . Worsh1p 10 o m Church School9 a .m . SYRACUSE. Church Sc:hool 9:00 o m Worship Slltrvice 7:30pm Fulton· Dtull Troctors, New Holi1nd Fum Machinery Ave.9925101 SOUTHERN CLUSTER Reuter-Brogan Re'v . David Hams Cluster Leader Rev . Steven Wilson Florence Smi!h Hilton Wolfe Associ ates BETHANY . (Dorcas ). Worshtp q:JO o .m Church School 10:30 Insurance Senices 214 E. Maon 992 ·5130 Pomeroy o.m CARMEl . Chruch Schoo l 9:30 om Worsh1p 10 30om . 2nd and 4th Sundays APPlE GROVE Sun day School qJo om Worsh1p 7 30 p m l~ t an d 3rd Sundo~s Prayer mee ting Wednesday 7 30 p m , Fellowshtp supper f~rsl So!urdoy b p m. UMW 2nd Tuesday 7.30 p.m. EAST LETART. Chruch School If o m Won;hip servtce 10 o.m Prayer mee ti ng 7·30 p .m . Wedne5doy UMW f~rsl Tuesday 7JOp.m . ftACINf: W'E~lf"'AN - !tu"doy schoo l 10 o m., worship 11 o m Cho.r practice, Thursday 8 p .m. LETART FAll S Church School 10om Wors h1p s&rYice , q om. MORNI NG STAR Worsh ip 9:30 om Church School 10 30 a .m ., M1d Week Serv •ce Wednesday 8 pm MORSE CH AP El , Won.hp 11 om . Church School q 30om. PORTLAND . Worsh•p 7 J0 p m. Church School9 30 o.m SUTTON , Church School 9 30 o m Worshtp h t and 3rd Sundo)'l 10 30 a .m WAID CROSS SONS STORE Grocertts Gtnerll Mtrchandlst Rodne Uf-2550 WILKINSON Smal En&ines Sales & Service STATE FARM INSURANCE VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. Thai's where the Church comes 1n. The leachongs of the Church gtve us l he baste understanding and philosophy we need If we are lo do a good JOb of navigaltng our way through life. In the Church we lea rn lhe mean1ng of faith-and we learn . too , why our Faith has endured through the cantunes We come to realiZe lhe wonder ard beauty of wisdom . kindness and lolerance . If you feel lhat you've gollen off your course somehow . . don'l try lo find your way back alone Remember lhal your church stands ever ready lo welcome you. Sunday Monday Tuesday Acts Acts Acts Acts 15 ·t-29 15:30·41 16: 1-10 16: 11-40 Thursday Friday Acts ACIS 17 t -9 t7 ·tO-t5 Don Thompson Farcl. Inc. Middleport &tltt Socletr For Tilt !lest In T'tl ¥1ewlnt1 11171 l(wter Acl-wert'""il Serlo, s.-ut>urg, Vlfi)INa Of Your Choice Let us c•pture the story ol your Wedding . NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev . R1chord Thomas Pastor Duane Sydenstrt( ker John Dougla s -------.r Your car seems to run on water! 915-4155 Chesler, Ohlo45720 Eotlnor Corry Out PlACE SCARES ME· ust a Iittle t'inq I t 'ouqht up 1 It was a necessit4 1 [ can't afford qasol i ne~ Equipment SlleJ.Strvice Fire ExHngulshers Flrt Dtpt. Equip. Rutllncl74z.2777 \ ~~~~~TRH AN I NEED 1\/ITH THE 5DITIN3 A .X. ~TIL:::Iv\AN 5H:JULD 'IOU HAV:: :: NOUGH ~ R)OTA6=? PillA SHACK WHY "· BUl fHAT FIRE & SAFETY 992-m5 Ken Grower Photography EDGE 0' THAT OlD QliARR.'t ·,, Gets onl1.1 Yes. but it Miqht not An~ peanuts Quite unusual 1 t'ree miles to that be.er;, wouldn't cost dont qrow on A car the qallon' remedied. just peanuts' mone1.1 trees~ that Ler... can't help but notice~ 992·2194 This Sunday 'lo'l•"" S. Third TO KNOW WHERE TO PLACE' YOU · - M~ I' l l BE CARErUL ·.. I DON'l KNO W FORD , 7•t6-34 ~~ ANN IE .1 11 'S HARD r0R DON'T CiE1 TOO Cl OSE TO TH ' HM ·M··· I'M ArRAID IT'LL 9E HARO FOR ME TO TEACH YOU MUCH THAT YOU DON'T ALREADY KNOW, ANN IE·· · Wednesday 461 5... rd. Middleport ~ DIFFERENCE WHAT Cl<'ISS YOU PUT ME' IH ... YOU'RE TfACHIN' ALL MY ClASSES AREN'T ' YOU? • Satu rday Acts Scnpillln MilcltCI Dr tt'oil IT DOESN'T MCIK E MUCH 'IOU'RE QUITE A GIR.l J:. 216 5. . ~ttond Pomeroy 912-3325 How aboul you? Do you know where you ·re going? II you're like many ol us. you probably have your moments ol doubl. Attend The Church ttm tu• A Here's a man who knows where he's going-and it's a good lhing he does' Because even a small era II can llounder prelly badly tf tl gels too far off course. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-EDGE OF THE ABYSS LITTLE ORPHAM ANMIE-DIDUCTION Tractor Sales, Inc. YOUNG'S CARPETING MARK VSTORE Middleport '\ TH INK. HE.5 5::TTIN5 -....~ L~ !3U- TH:: :>fZIGlNAL FIL 1\. EVEN I= THATS '-'5 -'~ -urc CC,.,\C5 :;r 1.:::::; H-\\ :': _iL,(:: -'~V~ -;- - .\ ...),:7 CU'J .5UQE \CULl \ '· ..'!~,= A\ 7 _:~,:::'[' !;\ ­ ~"! = :;r.= ----~=-:-= CANT 131/ARANTEE A 'J>'T-< 1\lc T~""- s -\Q= :::1-\A). 1\\~ WIL!.... 4)... r ,,:'T•., 1 \...;. -,,::u \VHY 1\5:- oArD CA''c:''fA \ ?::AU.> .:;:::: \\'> . . =-. _.:"_;,, Bu- >::Ju r<::A.·z:: \:: :rs I:J~ ::; .. CCQ Y8 U7. ...,,,1 ::::. s::7::::'\l 1ES I ? :;='< -r A\JJ T.AL:= \ T ·== c:;rz ... ?A'r5 '(. ~ FNIUring Deep S!Nm 121 E. /Min ExlrtttiOII "2-431M 992·2206 or ff2·7UCI Rt. I, PomeroY Auoc:•o te~ JOPPA Worsh1p 10 o.m Church Sc:hool 9 o.m Pro,.er Meetmg Wednesdo.,. 8 p m . LONG BOTTOM. Sunday uhool at 9 30 o m. Wonht p servic es at 7 30 p m Bible study and Youth meet•ng at 8 p m on wednesdays NORTH BETHEl Wors h1p 11 am ChurchSchoollOo m Al FRED Sunday School 9 30 om Worsh1p 10:45 om , Proyer meehng Wednesday 7 45 p.m UMW Jrd 1u e~doy 8 p m REEDS VIllE . Sunday School9 30 o m Worsh1p 1 J0 p m Prayer Meelt ng 7 JO p m Tuesdoy VtS1Iahon 7 30 p. m 1st 1hursdoy SIL VER RIDGE , Worsht p 10 a .m. Chur ch S< hool9 om TUPPER S PlAINS Wo rsht p 9 am Chv rch SchoollO om . KENO CHURCH OF CHRI>T , George Fredenc:M , supt . Se rvice weekly . q 30 om on Sunday Preoc. htngllfs! and thtrd Sundoyli of month by Cli fford Sm1th. 9 30 om HOBSON CHRI STIAN UNION Rev Ke1th Ebltn , pm tor Sunday School q 30 o m leonard G1lmore. l 1rst elder eventng ser ~ti C C. 7 JO p m Wednesday prayer mee11ng, 7 30 p.m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO. Roc me Reule "J rhe Rev Char les Hand pastor . Su nde,. school q 45 o m ., mormng w orsh1 p II a m henmg serv•ces. Tuesday dod FrtdO)I , 7 30 p m BEARWAllOW RIDGE CHURC H OF CH RI ST Duane Worden m•n.ster Bible d oss . lil ,JO o m . morn 1ng worsh1p I O:JO o.m e"ening worsh ip, 6·30 p m Wednesday ll1ble stvd'f . b 30 p.m. BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHR IS T Mr . Donald Roley , pastor Sunday ~chool 9.30 o.m war· sh1p serv1ce 10.30 o.m .: Sun day ser ..... ces . 7 p.m., yo uth group . Wednesday , 7 p.m. ANT IQUITY BAPTI ST . Rev . Earl Shuler . pastor Sunday schoo l 9 30 o m. Chur ch serv•ce 7 p m.., youth meeting 6 p.m Tuesday Bible Study , 7 p .m RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Re" . John A . Coli men . pastor Fronkl1n lrnbodan . <holrmon ol !he Boord of Chris · tton L•le. Sunday Schoo l 9,30 am .. mormng worst11p 10 30: Sunday e"enlng worsh1p, 7·30 p.m Prayer m&v tmg, Wednes · doy 7:10 pm . RACINE FIRST BAPTIST . Don l . Walke r. Pastor Ronn 1e Salser . Sunday school sup t., Sunday school, 9 30 o m morn1ng war ~hip . 10 40 a .m .. Sunday eventng worsh1p 7 30 Wednesday eve n mg Bible study , 7 30 DANVIllE WESLEYAN Rev R 0 Brown . pos1or Sunday School 9 30 o m mormng worship 10 45 J'Outh serv•ce. 6 45 p.m. evenmg worshtp 7 lO p.m.. prayer and pra ise , Wednesday . 730prn SILVER RUN FRH BAPTIST Re•. Morvin Mork •n . po1tor S!e~telit tie Sunday school ~upt Sunday school, 10 a .m., morntng worsh ip , 1! o m Sunday lllvtl'n lll Q w orsh1 p. 7 30 Prayer meetmg and 81ble ~tudy , Thur1daf' . 7.30 p.m .. youth se r.... •c:e . 6 p.m . SIJn· TY Church , Sunday Sc hool ser v•ce , Q 45 o m.. Worshtp serviCt , 10·30 hongelisti( Servtce , 7 30 p m Wed nesday Pro.,.er mee!•ng. 7.30. MIDDlEPORT , Sunday school. 9:30a.m., R• ehard Vaughan sup! Morning worsh•p 10 JO SVRACUSE . Morning wor~h•p . 9 a.m .. Sunday sc hool 10 o.m Mu Sampson Hall , sup! . T' H5LP CONVICT YOUR NIECe OF ATTEMPTED MURDER! THe COMPANY! DOUBLE '1birlpool 220 E. NAZAR ENE Rev J• m Broome , pastor. Mn . Mary lathey Sunda~ school StJpt StJndoy school. 9 30 a.m. mormng w orsh1p, 10 30 o m , Sunday evongeltsttc meeting . 7 00 p. m Prayer meeting, Wednesday . 7 30 p m 10:30. THINIS HAPPHJS r;;' THE I~5!~Y · 6 1VIN6 HER i(IISHn .,. AND I ' LL ARRAN6C' T' LfiME IT ARO Uf.I D WHEREi TRIL~A WIL.L. SEE IT-· BEFORE YDU TAKE DFF ON THAT Ph. 949·9130 preoch1ng on first and thtr d Sun · doy o f month by Georg&o Pickens HARRI ,ONVIllE Chester · Ph.m.JJ08 DITTO FOR 'IOU IF Af.I Y· AND IN RETURN I'D ACT AS BAIT A COMPA~y ME~ISER WITH YOU RUI-INI~ ll Slln-SJrYlC!·AttaSIOrln doy MIDDlEPORT CHURCH m THE PRESBYTERIAN , He v Ernest Stricklin . pastor. Sunday church Khool , 9.30 o m Mrs Homer lee , supt . morn1ng worshtp , fHERE'S ·t.\'1 OFFER· · Home lite Sows . ROSEBERRY'S PENNZOIL day CHESTER CHURCH OF GOO KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST . Mev . Donny R Cool.: . poster Sun · George Fredeflck SIJpl Sundoy day school 9.30 am .. worah•p morn•ng service . 9:30 a.m w1th serv1ce . 11 a .m . e ... enmg service , Owtght l. Zovitz direct or . Pomeroy, Olllo FURNITURE & HARDWA@E Chesler dleport, 5th arid Ma in , George CikJze. mm1ster , M1ke Gerl ach superintendent Ter r y Yankey . youth m1nis ter . Bible sc hool, q 30 a.m , morn1ng w orsh ip, 10 30 a.m ., eventng w orship , 7 30. prayer ser\oOICe 7 p m Wednes · UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY RANKUri: RIDENOUR SUPPLY . RIY Rl1191 St. Rt. 7 Buttern ut A ~e .. Pomeroy . Envoy Rev Robert Hoyden ond Mn Roy Win ing off icer!i 1n Re ... . James Corbitt charge . Svnday · ho line ss CHESTER. Worsh 1p 9 15 om. m.eting, 10 o.m , Sunday School. ' Chu rch SchooiiO o .m 10·30 a .m. Sunday school leader POMEROY worship serYtCIB, YPSM . Elo1se Adam!> . 7 p.m . 9 15 o m . Sunday schoo l. 10 30 solvot1on meetmg , vanous o m . Rev Rober! HoYden apeak.ers ond mus1c specials . 7 30 m1n1ster p m Thursdoy- 10 om to 2 p m ENTERPRISE . Worsh tp 9 o m ladies Home league. oil women Church Sc hool I 0 o m invited: 7:30p.m. prayer mee ttnQ ROCK SPRINGS Worsh1p 10 and B1bl e study , Bob Estep am . Church School 9,15o m leader. Re\' . Noel Hermon UMY F 0.30 p.m. teacher FlATWOODS, Worst·11 p, II o m BURliNGTON SOUTHERN BAP- Church SchoollO a .m. TIST CHAPEL Route I , Shade MIDDlEPORTCLUSTER Past or Bobby Elk1ns . Sunday Rev , Robert Bumgarner school, 5 p.m. Sunday worsh•p. HEATH . Robert Bumgar ner 5:45 p m.; Wednesday proyi!r ser - Poster Worsh1p 10 30 o m >tlce . 7.J0p .m. Church School 9:30 o.m UMVF 6 Of CHRIS T, :100 W. Main St ., Jerry Paul , minister, phone 992 -7666 Conserva tive. non ·tnstrumf!'ntol Sunday worship . 10 a.m .· Btble study , 11 a.m.; worsh1p, b p m. Wednesday 81ble study , 7 p.m . f •. O~re<tor 115 EN POMEROf · These Messages Of Our Religious Heritage ~(... -, ~ vOB DONE ••• Locust& Pomeroy, Ohio RIGGS USED CARS, INC. MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH METHODIST CHURCH Robert T. Bumgarner, night prayer mee ting and Bible study, 1 30 p m. SHOVEL.-JAWED COP 15 HARD TO KIL.L.. Are Sponsored Each Week By The Following: Prescriptions 912·2955 Pomeroy Tf<'\T15 ElECAUSE ElEFOF<E NOBODY EVER OFFEREO MIL.L.II UN SUCKS TO GET FACE IT, 91G BOY- THPif Com pitt. Automotive Service KERMIT'S KORNER Middleport ----- EWS & SONS SOHIO NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE We F ill Doc:tors' TIST , Corner Ash and Plum . Noel Herrman pastor Satvrday even ing serv1ce . 7 30 p.m.; Sunday School . 10·30 a.m. 7 30. Wednesdo',' GIFTS 51. SWISHER &.Lun;," PHARMACY Near long Bottom . Edsel Hart. pastor Sunday schoo l 10 a .m .i Church . 7 30 p. m .; prover meeti ng , 7 30 p m Thvrsdoy Robert Groves , rector . Ser ... ice . 11 a.m.; Sunday scnoot with Dole service , PomtrOY HAZEl COMMUNITY CHURCH. MIDDLEPORT Church & Olllco Supplies John F. Fultt, Mil•· Ph. 91H101 Rev . Bobby Porter . pastor Sun· dey schoo l. 10 o m.; Su nday war · ship. 11 a.m .. Sunday evening service . 7 p.m.; Wednesdoyfam• ly Tro11ng Hour , 7 p .m. Wednesday worship service, 7;30 p.m. Third A ... e., the Re..,. , W1lltom Kntt· tel , pastor, Ronald . Dugan , Sun· dey School Supt . Closs&$ for all ages evemng service. 7 30: Bible s!udy Wednesday . 7·30 p.m .. youth ser\' •ces Fridov . 7·30 p.m. MIDDlEPORT BOOK STORE NEW STIVERSVILLE COMMUNI ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy· Horrisonvtlle Rd .. Don Kennedy , postor . Bill McElroy . Sunday !(hool sup t Sundo,. school. 9 30 o rn morning wor sh ip and commun• on 10 30 o m .. Sunday e"ening youth Chmt lon Endeavor , b p. m w01~h1p set vi ce . 7 p m Wednes.doy evenmg prayer meel•ng and Bible study. 7 pm !>I JOHN lUTHI:HAN CHURCH, Pi r, e G rove The Re v W1lliom M •ddlesworth t'ostor Church ser..,.ICei 9 JO o m ~undoy School 10 JO om 7 00 yout h aervtce, Wedne5doy , 1 OOp m LANGSVILlE CH RI STIA N CHURCH Robert Muuer . pastor . Sunday school, 9 30 o .m . Roy S1gmon supt ., morning worsh•p . 10 30 Sunday evemng service . 't .30 mid · week sendee Wedne§· day . 7pm SYRACUS! CHURCH Of TH! NAZARENE Re v. Dole Bon , pastor Bob Moore . Sunday School sup! Sunday school 9 30 a.m .. morn ing w ors hip , 10 45 o.rr · eYorgeltstlc servtce . 7 p.m W.Onflsdoy S&l v•<e~ proy9r end praise , 7 p m , Nolorene ~outh 7 p m. Doily prayer meeting. t1 30 a m . Mens prayer mee tmg , )o tu rdoy 7 p .m. W!N UNITED 6RETHH!N IN CHRI ST . Elden R Bloke pouor Sunder School 10 o rn . Howo1d M cCo ~ sup! Morning sermon II o.m .. Sunde~ ntght servtees Chriat•on Endeo vot 7.30 p.m., Song se rv•<e . 8 p m ; Preaching 8.30 p m. Midwee$.: Prayer mee ting. Wed nesday . 7 p.m.; Roy Adami. , Ia y leocfer SAINTS, Porllond ~o c me Road . Sunday ~ chool . q 45 o m , wor· Wi ll iam Roush, po ~tor . Rus~oll sh1p servke . 11 a.m . and 7 30 Ro tdi tl church sc hoo l Dlfector p m , Weekly Bibl e St udy . Sunde~ Sc hool , 9 30 o rn . Mom Wednesday , 7 30p.m . lng wor~hip . 10 JO a.m .. Svndo~ MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST , P. eventng ser..,•ce 7 p.m Wednes · 0 Box 487 . Miller St. , Mason , W. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST , day e ... ening prayer ser~t t ce s 7.30 Vo . Sunday Bible Study 10 o.m .. located at Rutland on New limo p.rn . Worship II a.m ond 1 p.m. B1ble BETHLEHEM BAPTIST , Rev . Earl Stud.y Wedne•doy 7 p.m. Vocal Rood , next to Fou~st Acre Park , Rev . Ray Rovse . pastor Robert Shuler . po~t o r . Worship service . mUSIC Musser , ~undoy School supt. ~un­ 9 30 o .m . Sunday sc hoo l. 10 30 . MASON ASSEMBlY OF GOO , do,. uhool , IO:JO a.m .. wor1.h1p a.m . S1ble Study and proye1 ser Dudding l one, Mason, W Vo . 7 30 p.m.81ble Studv Wednes v•co Thursday . 7:30p.m. Chester tennant . Poster Sundoy doy , 7 30 p .m .. Saturd ay night CARLEtON CHURCH, Ktngsbury School q,45 a.m.. Children s prayer service . 7 lO p.m . Road. Gory King. pastor Sundar Church 6.-4S p.m. Young People 1. HEMlOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN sc:hool. 9 30 a m , Rolph Cor , Service b:45 p.m. Evon9ellstic Roge1 Wot~oon , pastor . Kenneth superin tenden t: evening wor,h ip. Service 7 30 p.m . Women s M• s· Byer . Sunday schoo l sup t Morn - 7.30 p.m . Prayer meeting sionory Coundl 10 o m . lint and ing worsh ip, 9.30 o .m ., Sun· Wednes.doy , 7 30 p.m. th ird Tuesdoys. Prayer and Bible doyschool , 10 30 o m . evening LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN. Study . Wednesday, 7:30p.m. serv1<a 7·30. Wednesday Bible ~1u ce Smith, pastor Wallace HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRISI Study , 7'30 p.m. Damewood, Supt. Bfble School . IN CHRISTIAN UNION lhe Re, , MT. UNION BAPTIST , Don 9.30 o.m . Precx hing serv1ce. W.UIIom Campbell, po!itor Sunday Wilson , Sunday school 10 45 o.m No evening servtce . School. 9:30 a m .. Jame s Hughes . superin te nden t Sund ay sc hool , HI'SELL RUN FREE METHODIST supt . e'ltning service. 7:30p .m. 9.45 a.m. evemng warsh1p, 1 30 CHURCH . Rev Herbert A ilmg. Wedne,doy evening pr ayer p m. Prayer meeting. 7:30 p.m pastor . Sunday School 9 30 o.m., mee ting, 7:30p .m . Youth proyer Wednesday Morn ing •erv•ce 10:30 a.m. Slltr ... lca each Tues.doy. TUPPERS PlAINS CH RISIIAN Evangel•sllc serv•ce 1 30 p.m FAIR VIEW BIBlE CHURCH, CHURC H, Eugene Underwood. ~royer meeting, Thursdov , 7.30 l etart , W. Va .. Rl L Rev . Charles pastor Howard Coldwell Ji. . pm Horgroyes , pastor , Worsh ip ser Sunde.,. School Supt . ~undoy FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at vic es, 9.30 a.m.: Sundov school. School , 9· 30 a.m .. Mormng Ser Bold tl;nob . Rev . lawrence 11 o .m . evening worship , 7 30 mon, 10 .30 a.m. Sunda.,. evenmg C lue!iencomp , Sr .. peat or. Roger p.m Tue1doy co ttage prayer ~ervke . 7 p .m. Willford. Sr , Sundav ~chool supt meeting and Bible study, 9 30 lETART fALl S UNITED Sundcy school 9.30 a., even1ng a .m . Worship urvice. Wednes · BRETHREN . Rev Freeland Noffls . wors h1p , 7 30 p m. Prayer doy , 7 30 p .m . po1101 , Floyd Norfls . supt, Sunday moetmg. Wed nes day 7 30 p m. CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH . now liChool , 9 30 a,.m , morntng ser 'f'outh meet1ng , Su ndov . !, 30 p,m locoled on Pomeroy Pike County moo . 10 lO o m , Proyer serv•ce . w1th Don and Martha Mead ows in Roo d 2S near Flotwoocb . Rev . Wednesday 7.30 p .m chor ge Blackwood . pastor. Service1 on CHESlER CHURCH Of lH! WHITE S CHAPEL . C ool~t•lte RO Sunde,. ot 10:30 a.m . and 7 30 NAZARENE , Aev. Herbert Grote . Hev . Hot Deeter pm;tor Sunday p.m with Sundoy school. 9 30 p01tor Worship ser" lce, II o m •chool 9 30 o rn .. wouhtp se rv1ce o .n . Bible •tudy, Wednesday , and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday 10 30 a n1 B1ble s!udy and p rayer 7 30p.m. School 9 30 a.m. Rt chord Bort on sBI Vtce Wednesday , 7 30p.m . IN OE~ENDENl HOliNESS •upt. Pra yer meetmg Wedne ~ RUi l ANO CH URCH , INC. Peorl St .. Mid· doy , 7 30p .m RUILANO CHURCH. OF CHRIST , dleport . Rev. O 'Dell Manley, BHAO FORO CHUR CH OF Lorry Coleman pastor. Co· S!Jn· pastor, Sonny Hudton , Sunday CHRIST , Gobnel Mus. pastor 81· day school supt~ , Sorn McKinney school supt. Sunday school , 9·30 ble Sunday School9·30 o .m mor· and Herb 1:11111 Sunday schoo l and o .m ., evening worship , 7.30 p.m. ning chur ch 10 JO a .m ., Sunday communion. 9 30 o.m Worship Prayer and p roist se rvice , tvening r.ervlce, 7 00 p m and cornu man 10 30o .m W~es.do~ . 7,30 p.m . Wedne!doy !ervlce, 7 30 p.m. HUTIAND CD MMUNITV THE PEOPlE'S CHURCH OF LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHURCH , ~unday Xhool . 9:30 f'OMEROV Co rn•r Ma in and CHURCH. Rev Floyd F. Shook . om worship strvtee . 11 a.m .. Coull Sts .. third floor over pastor . Llo yd Wright . Sunday Wedruu doy proyer meeting , 7·30 lighthouse Reslau retnl . H1nry School Sup!. , Morning Worsh ip p.m youth ~ervkes Sundof' . 7 Cook , pollor. Sunday s<hool, 10 '1 ·30 o.m . Sunday School 10:20 p m .. Sunday night worship . 7 30 o .m , morning worship, 1I a.m.; a.m.. Wednesday Prayer ond 81· RUILAND CHURCH OF THE evening service, 7:30. Wedntl · ble Study 7 30 p.m. Sunday even. NAlAittNt , lole ... . lloyd 0 . Crimm, doy evening servke. 7:30. In· 1ng worship 7 30 i> m . Choir Proc · Jr poi l o• Sundav nhool, 9 30 terdenomlnoll'onal , fu ll gospel. tic:e Thursday . 7 p.m am wor~hlp service. 10;30 o Ill RUTLAND CH UR CH OF GOD DEXTER CHURCH OF CHHISl , ~ rc,od(.ost l1 ve over WMPO young f.latlor Dannl1 Bole s. Svndoy Chorlll f(uue ll. Sr . mmlste• . pe ople s se r .,.ice 1 p m School, 10 o m., worship service, R•ck Macom ber. sup! !Iunday ~ " ongfli i\IIC c.ervlct, 7 30 p m 11 ·30 a.m . and 7 30 p m . Prayer sc hool , 9 JO o 111 worshtp ser Wud nf' h my ~r~e• vice 7 30 p.m mee!lng, Wednesday . 7.30 p m v1<e 10 30 o:J 111 B1ble )tudy. rues IM~ O N COUNT V RUTlAND A~OS TOLIC CHURCH doy , 7 :JOp ,., Ilk) I ~UUI HI:HN HAJl TI~T . Cor Of- JESUS CHRIST l:lder James ~fO RGANIZEO CHURCH . Of nm ol ;e(ond or1d Anders.on . Mtll•r. Biblfl study, Wedn~Jdoy , j. \ 11\ n tl.tll,T Of- LATHH OAY Mo~nn ~fl \ l nr I 'Oilk Low ther . 7 JO p m. Sunday School , 10 o.m Sunday n1gh t service , 7 30 p.m . POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINE SS Harrisonville Rood . Dewey King, pas!or; Edison Weaver , assistant : Henry Eblin , Jr ., Sunda y !chool •upt. Sunde~ school. 9.30 a .m .; morning w ar· ship , II a .m. Sunday evening ter · 'll(e, 7:30 : prayer mee tin g, Thurs - lng sar .... lce. 7 p.rn .: Wednesday service. 7 30 p.m. JUBILEE CHRISTIAN CENTER George's Crtek Road . Church ~c h oo l , ~30 a.m.; morning war · !h ip. 10:JO. eYening servke , 7:30. Prayer mee ti ng Wedne•doy. 7.30 pm . ST. PAUL lUTHERAN CHURCH . day , 7:30 p.m. Corner of Sycamore and Second SYRACUSE FIRS T CHURCH OF ~~~ , Pomeroy. The Rev William GOD - Not Pen tecos!ol , Rev George O ller, pastor. Worship ser..,.i<e Sunday . 9:45 a.m ., Sun · day school, II a .m .. worsh ip ler v•ce , 7 30 p.m Thursday prayer meeting, 7 30 p .m . MT HERMON United Brethren Church Sunday School 9.l0 a .m. Wonhlp tervice 1 0 : ~5 a.m . Preoc.hing services every Sunday alternating with C. E. Wedne,doy prayer meeting 7:30 p m Re ... . David James leach . po•tor Holter, loy leader Middlesworth , Pastor . Sunday School at 9:4S a .m. and Church Services 11 o.m. SACRED HEART , Rev. Father Paul 0. Welton , pa stor. Phone 992·'1825. S oturda~ ewening Moll , 7 JO , Sund ay Moss . 8 and 10 o.m ; Conf euion . So turdov . 7·7 30p m . CHRIST IAN BAPTIST - On lho Route 7 bvpou . James f . Jll.ettee , pcn!or. Sunday school, 10 a.m .; morning worship . 11 a .m.: e\len · lng ~.ervice . 7. TRINITY Christian A11embly . JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES. I mile Cool,llle - Gilbert A~ & ~ ~ Q ACCID!N,.•PRONE? . Spon~ r . eas t of Rutlan d, !unction of Route pastor. Sunday schoof, 9·30 a .m.; 124 and Noble Summlt Rood (T· morning worship , II a .m . Sundov 174 }. Sunday Bible lecture , 9·30 e-_.ening serv ic•, 7 :30 p.m .: a .. : Watchtower sludy. tO 30 midwHk p rayer service Wednes· a.m ., Tuesday, Bible s tud~ . 7 and doy, 7:30p.m. 8: IS p.m., Thur5doy , theocratic MOUNT Olive Community sch ool , 7:30 p m.: service Church , long 6ottom. Runell mHting, 8 30 p .m . CHne, superin tendent. Sunday HOPE BAPTIST - 570 Gran I St. . School 10 a .m. You th group and Middleport . Bobby Elklnt . pastor . prayer meet1ngs W~n es da.,. 7:30 Sunday School , 10 a.m.: worship p.m. C.,urch services Sundov 7:30 service 11 a.m.: evtning service , p.m. lawrence Bush , pallor. 7 30 p.m . Thursdav prayer meeting and Bible study . 7.30 p.m. RUTlAND FREEWILL •••• HOW •, I.ONG. Hllv! You I • JiAD ,.Hf FEELING " ~ •• ntiW' You·~~ 5 f BRIDGE ""' Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Clubs to heart to set NORTH &.16-A • J 82 • K QJ9 3 • 10 6 . • 74 2 BORN LOSER WEST WHYDIDtJ'T '(JI) TAJ(E rov.Jf.l 1\16 ST()?MS f.liD LlP ll\B ~'BIJS~ txJ FCfi!.:OT! YOU ~T ~~YTHII.lb! '/OJ'IZ5 ~TI~ %f.JIL.E! BAPTIST Churc h - leland Haley, poslor . Sunday s.c hool, 10 a.m.: evening service , 7:30 p . m . Prayer meeting, Wednesday , 7:l0 p.m. CHURCH OF GOO ol Prophecy . located on the 0 . J. White Rood off h ighway 160. Sunday School 10· a.m . Superintendent John l o..,.edoy. first Wedn11doy night ol month CPMA services . second Wednetdor Wlf',a mettlng, thlrd through ifth youth service . GooriieCrayle. poalor. ~~TBA.yPTIST CHAPEL - 570 In 1976, Francis Meloy, Jr., S. ambassador to Lebanon, and his economic aide, Robert Waring, were llhot to death by terrorists In a combat sector of Beirut. Abo that day In 1876, 11.1 peraona were when 10,000 atudent1 conducted a rlotoua demonstration In the DERN SUPPLY ' 51. 992·2164 Pomoroy "The Slorf With All Kinds of Stull" - STABLES - LARGE& SMAL L ANIMALS LAWNS - GAR DENS •K • 86 2 • J 8 7. + AKQ9> EAST • 7634 • 10 7 5 t AQ 913 + J West 2+ North E111t Pass Openmg lead : • DON'T EVEN THINK ABOUT IT 1t If\} I I I mond to Gene who led a SouIll I+ Pass Pass BARNEY clubs and shifled to Lhe deuce or hea rts aflcr Gene Ne1ger. his partner, had dis· card ed th e five of that suit. Maybe declare~ should have won in hi s hand , played ~M THAT SCRAMBltD WORD GAME hts a~e or spades and made b H r1 Am 10 ana Bob Lee 10 !rocks. But declar er won ~ ~ I) ® Y en o in dummy and lost a trump ' p • Unscramble lhese lour Jumbles, YOURS - IS VERY OLD! f .In esse 1o p e t er •s k mg . e one letter to each square , to lorm ter led a second heart. South lour ora 1nary words. won, played his ace orr---:-:~::-, spades. got the bad news bul l still gave the hand a final Lry . He led a Lhird club. Peter won and led a dla· . . . UpQ HC SOUTH • A Q 10 9 3 ¥ A1 t K 2 +1086 3 Vulnerable: North-South Dealer : South U. awed . under I he s1gn ol Gern tnl. Ameri can soprano Helen Traubel wa s born Jun e 16. 1903. On thi s day in histor y : In 1871 , Lhc An cient Order uf Nobles of Lhe Mystic Shrme There 1s no morning star. was organized in New York CiLy by Dr. Waiter FlemLllg. The evenin g star s are In 1963 , Ru ssia put the fir'! Mer cur y, Venus , Mar s, woman into space Sat urn and Jupiter. Valentina Tcre shkova. Those born on this date are The Almanac United Press International Today is Friday , June 16, the !67th day of 1978 with 198 to follow. The moon is between 1ts fir;1 quarter and full phase. f' rlday. June 16 K By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Two spades became the contract at both tables m an Important match. AI table one VVest cashed three top clubs and led a fourth. South ruffed wit h dununy' s eight and when West failed to overruff, South just led a trump to hi s ace. dropped West s >ingleton king and made two overtri ck s. At the other table Peter VVelchsel cashed just two I o L , -,,c-,•.J~ :-:"':-~L.:,,.,.l:.:-:.,.:::l.:' ,_ ...~. I..----==-• CAXTE ..:o::;rv:....:.T--1rii"""l third trump. South w on in dummy and tried to cas h a heart, but Gene rufled. .L South overrufled, but the defense had five tricks in ~ ..A and were still sure or a clu b Lri ck. , r-~~=~~~ I V "l V "l ~ .A ~i~:!::~lrJNlrls KJ to know if there is any fool· proor way to avoid getting to r--::R-:O::-::O:-L:-:-:I • siam orr the ace and king . Now arrange the circled let1ers to of.lrumps. lorm the surprise answer. as sugThere are seve r al m eth· L_.,L1_ _I\."'-"'.!1"'-'·' --''--'---' gested by the abOve canoon ods designed to avoid thi s, but there is not one expert pair that hasn 'I landed in six Prlntanswerhere: "[ off that ace and king of (Answers tomorrow ) trumps. tNF.WSI'A.PF.H t: NTEHPR ISt: ASSN . ! Jumbles: SNORT MOTIF CHORUS GENDER e=-"" 1 V "l I I Xl Y' /Fo r a ccpy of JAC09Y MODERN , send S1 to: " Win ar Bridge, " care of th is newspaper. P 0 Box 489, Radio City Station. New York , N Y ' JIJt9 J Yesterday's I Answer: Protection f or II lady recluse - ''HER-MITI" �16, 1978 »--:.The.Pil~tinel, Middleoort-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, June 16, 19'18 'DICKTRA... , MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC; TRINITY CHURCH . Rev . W. H flerrin. pastor; Bob Buck . Sunday school supt. Church School. 9 ·15 om ; Worship Ulr'o'ice. 10:30 am Choir rehearsal . Tuesdor . 7 30 p.m under direction o Alice Neas•. POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corner Un1on and Mulberry , Re ~ . Clyde V. Hender· son . pastor. Sunday school , 9 30 a.m., Glen McClung , ~upL : morn· ing worship , 10:30 a .m .. evening RUTLAND CHVRCH OF GOO, PENTECOST"-L . ;Dutton and Rome Williamson loy MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAP· 7·30: mid· wlitek sennce . W~nesdoy , 7.30 p.m. GRACE EPISCOPAL , The Rev . leden , assisting the rector . POMEROY CH URCH OF CHRIST, 212 W Main St.Jo hn McArthur . pastor, Bible school . 9·30 c m . morning worsh ip, 10·30 am .. ·Youth meeting~ . b 30 p.m : even in g worship THE SALVATION ARMY POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN CH URCH. Rev . Ral ph Smt ih pastor. Sunday sc hoo l 9:30 o m Mrl. Worley Froncts, supe rm ten· dent. Prtocl'ung service!i f irst & third Sundays follow1ng Sunday S< hool. GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST . Preoctung 9:30a .m .. f irst and se· cond Sundays of each mon th ; third and fourth Sundays each mon th , Worship service at 7 30 p.m. Wednesday evenings of 7·30. Prover and Btble Study SEVENTH -DAY ADVENTI5T . Mulberry Heights Rood . Pomeroy . Pastor, Albert Oithn , Sabbath School Superintendent , Claro Mdntyre Sabbath School. Sotvr day afternoon at '2 00 , w1 th War · ship SerYice followmg at 3· 15. RUTLAND FIRST BA PTIST CHURCH Sis ter Ha r riett Worner . Supt . Sunday School . 9:30 a.m .; mormng worsh tp, !0:45a.m THE HILAND CHAPEl . George Co•ta. past or Sunday School. 9:30am .. evening worship , 7·30. Thursday '"ening prayer servtce, 7:30p.m. POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Oovid Mann. minishH W1lliom Wo,•on , S.undoy nl'loo\ •up' . Su" doy school 9;30 o .m . morning worsh ip 10.30 o .m FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST . 282 Mulberry A ve .. Pomeroy , Paul J. Wh ite, Pa stor . Gory Basham , Sun · day sc hool lupt . Sunday schoo l, 9·30 a m mo1ning worshtp 10 30. even1ng w orship . b.JO p m. Midweek prayer serv-tce, 7·30 p.m . MIDWAY COMMUNITY CENTER De•ter Rd ., longsYille Oh1o Rev Sunday Clyde Fenell . Pastor School II o .m Saturday preaching serv1ces 7 J0 p.m. Wednesdo,. eYentng Btble study' at 7.30 p.m FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH Bailey Run Rood Re~t Emmell Row$on . post or . Handley Dunn . tupt . Sunday school 10 o m Sun dav evenmg serv• ce 7 30 Btble teaching. 7·30 p m Th u 1~doy DYESVIllE COMMU NI TY CHURCI;t, Roger C. Turner pa stor Sunday school . 9·30 o m Sunday morn in g worsh1p , 10 30 Sun day evemng ser vice. 7 30 MIOOLEPOR l MT. MORIAH BAP TIST Corner Fourth and Mo•n Mtddleport Rev. Henry Key , J r pastor Sun day School , q:l() am Mrs Er'..11 n Boumgordne1 wpt Morm ng worship . 10 45 a m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH Of CHRIST . lN CHRISTIAN UNION Lawrence Monlev . pastor Mrs Ru uell Young , Sunday School Supt. Sundoy School 9 30 o m Even ing wo rJhtp . 7 30. Wedne s dov prayer meet1ng , 7 30 p.m . MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD . Rocine Route 2. the Rev Jome .. M Muncy, pastor Sunday school 9·4S o m morn•ng w orship , 11 a.m .. evening worsh1p , 7 30 Prayer meeting, Tue sday . 7 30 p m ., 't'oung peoples meet1ng 7:30pm. Thursday MIDDLEPORT FIRST BA~II>T COt"ner Si•th and Pa lmer . the Rev Kirby Oiler, pastor . Robert Porker . superin t•nde nt . Sunday . WMPO Rod•o program 7 45 a.m .. Sunday School , 9 15 am .. M orntng Worsh 1p 10 15 a.m . Youth ocHvtt l&l ond fellowship tor JUniOr ond sentor high students, 0 p .m Sunday evening worsh 1p, 7 30 p m M1d· wee!.. prayer serv1ces. Wednesdo)' , 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST M'd POMEROY ClU STER TO MC' .EH l ~OAT REASON TO MA1<5 SURE I DON'T' C OM~ 8ACk ALI VE ! TR IP! APPUANCE II RACINE FOOD MARKET St. SUNOCO SERVICE CENTERS Tilt Store With A Htlrl 510 N. 2nd 212W. Rotlne Ph."9-2626 P. J. PAULEY, AGENT 2 Convenient M1rkots UH , EXCUSE IN WHO IS '11<15 liME! N11tonwld1 Ins. Co. Bob's Market ofCalumbus, 0 . 104 W. Main Pomeroy 992-2!•2 Millon 713-5721 YES ••• AND ALSO -n-115 OOD OISC~PANCY Mid11ay Market OH, I 'M ME, DOC ..•. GUY? ~: 11'15 15 MY UNCLE ... AUGUSTUS f>EEVIL.L! 912·2311 Pomeroy pm RUTlAND . Wilbur Hill. Pas tor. Worshtp 10·30 o.m . Church School 9 30 a.m . SYRACUSE ClUSTER Rev Harvey Koch , J• ASBURY Worshi p II o m Church School 9 :50 a.m . UMW f~rst Tue sday 81ble Study Thurs 7.JOp .m FORES T RUN Worship 9 a m Church SchoollO d m . MINERSVIllE . Worsh1p 10 o m Church School9 a .m . SYRACUSE. Church Sc:hool 9:00 o m Worship Slltrvice 7:30pm Fulton· Dtull Troctors, New Holi1nd Fum Machinery Ave.9925101 SOUTHERN CLUSTER Reuter-Brogan Re'v . David Hams Cluster Leader Rev . Steven Wilson Florence Smi!h Hilton Wolfe Associ ates BETHANY . (Dorcas ). Worshtp q:JO o .m Church School 10:30 Insurance Senices 214 E. Maon 992 ·5130 Pomeroy o.m CARMEl . Chruch Schoo l 9:30 om Worsh1p 10 30om . 2nd and 4th Sundays APPlE GROVE Sun day School qJo om Worsh1p 7 30 p m l~ t an d 3rd Sundo~s Prayer mee ting Wednesday 7 30 p m , Fellowshtp supper f~rsl So!urdoy b p m. UMW 2nd Tuesday 7.30 p.m. EAST LETART. Chruch School If o m Won;hip servtce 10 o.m Prayer mee ti ng 7·30 p .m . Wedne5doy UMW f~rsl Tuesday 7JOp.m . ftACINf: W'E~lf"'AN - !tu"doy schoo l 10 o m., worship 11 o m Cho.r practice, Thursday 8 p .m. LETART FAll S Church School 10om Wors h1p s&rYice , q om. MORNI NG STAR Worsh ip 9:30 om Church School 10 30 a .m ., M1d Week Serv •ce Wednesday 8 pm MORSE CH AP El , Won.hp 11 om . Church School q 30om. PORTLAND . Worsh•p 7 J0 p m. Church School9 30 o.m SUTTON , Church School 9 30 o m Worshtp h t and 3rd Sundo)'l 10 30 a .m WAID CROSS SONS STORE Grocertts Gtnerll Mtrchandlst Rodne Uf-2550 WILKINSON Smal En&ines Sales & Service STATE FARM INSURANCE VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. Thai's where the Church comes 1n. The leachongs of the Church gtve us l he baste understanding and philosophy we need If we are lo do a good JOb of navigaltng our way through life. In the Church we lea rn lhe mean1ng of faith-and we learn . too , why our Faith has endured through the cantunes We come to realiZe lhe wonder ard beauty of wisdom . kindness and lolerance . If you feel lhat you've gollen off your course somehow . . don'l try lo find your way back alone Remember lhal your church stands ever ready lo welcome you. Sunday Monday Tuesday Acts Acts Acts Acts 15 ·t-29 15:30·41 16: 1-10 16: 11-40 Thursday Friday Acts ACIS 17 t -9 t7 ·tO-t5 Don Thompson Farcl. Inc. Middleport &tltt Socletr For Tilt !lest In T'tl ¥1ewlnt1 11171 l(wter Acl-wert'""il Serlo, s.-ut>urg, Vlfi)INa Of Your Choice Let us c•pture the story ol your Wedding . NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev . R1chord Thomas Pastor Duane Sydenstrt( ker John Dougla s -------.r Your car seems to run on water! 915-4155 Chesler, Ohlo45720 Eotlnor Corry Out PlACE SCARES ME· ust a Iittle t'inq I t 'ouqht up 1 It was a necessit4 1 [ can't afford qasol i ne~ Equipment SlleJ.Strvice Fire ExHngulshers Flrt Dtpt. Equip. Rutllncl74z.2777 \ ~~~~~TRH AN I NEED 1\/ITH THE 5DITIN3 A .X. ~TIL:::Iv\AN 5H:JULD 'IOU HAV:: :: NOUGH ~ R)OTA6=? PillA SHACK WHY "· BUl fHAT FIRE & SAFETY 992-m5 Ken Grower Photography EDGE 0' THAT OlD QliARR.'t ·,, Gets onl1.1 Yes. but it Miqht not An~ peanuts Quite unusual 1 t'ree miles to that be.er;, wouldn't cost dont qrow on A car the qallon' remedied. just peanuts' mone1.1 trees~ that Ler... can't help but notice~ 992·2194 This Sunday 'lo'l•"" S. Third TO KNOW WHERE TO PLACE' YOU · - M~ I' l l BE CARErUL ·.. I DON'l KNO W FORD , 7•t6-34 ~~ ANN IE .1 11 'S HARD r0R DON'T CiE1 TOO Cl OSE TO TH ' HM ·M··· I'M ArRAID IT'LL 9E HARO FOR ME TO TEACH YOU MUCH THAT YOU DON'T ALREADY KNOW, ANN IE·· · Wednesday 461 5... rd. Middleport ~ DIFFERENCE WHAT Cl<'ISS YOU PUT ME' IH ... YOU'RE TfACHIN' ALL MY ClASSES AREN'T ' YOU? • Satu rday Acts Scnpillln MilcltCI Dr tt'oil IT DOESN'T MCIK E MUCH 'IOU'RE QUITE A GIR.l J:. 216 5. . ~ttond Pomeroy 912-3325 How aboul you? Do you know where you ·re going? II you're like many ol us. you probably have your moments ol doubl. Attend The Church ttm tu• A Here's a man who knows where he's going-and it's a good lhing he does' Because even a small era II can llounder prelly badly tf tl gels too far off course. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-EDGE OF THE ABYSS LITTLE ORPHAM ANMIE-DIDUCTION Tractor Sales, Inc. YOUNG'S CARPETING MARK VSTORE Middleport '\ TH INK. HE.5 5::TTIN5 -....~ L~ !3U- TH:: :>fZIGlNAL FIL 1\. EVEN I= THATS '-'5 -'~ -urc CC,.,\C5 :;r 1.:::::; H-\\ :': _iL,(:: -'~V~ -;- - .\ ...),:7 CU'J .5UQE \CULl \ '· ..'!~,= A\ 7 _:~,:::'[' !;\ ­ ~"! = :;r.= ----~=-:-= CANT 131/ARANTEE A 'J>'T-< 1\lc T~""- s -\Q= :::1-\A). 1\\~ WIL!.... 4)... r ,,:'T•., 1 \...;. -,,::u \VHY 1\5:- oArD CA''c:''fA \ ?::AU.> .:;:::: \\'> . . =-. _.:"_;,, Bu- >::Ju r<::A.·z:: \:: :rs I:J~ ::; .. CCQ Y8 U7. ...,,,1 ::::. s::7::::'\l 1ES I ? :;='< -r A\JJ T.AL:= \ T ·== c:;rz ... ?A'r5 '(. ~ FNIUring Deep S!Nm 121 E. /Min ExlrtttiOII "2-431M 992·2206 or ff2·7UCI Rt. I, PomeroY Auoc:•o te~ JOPPA Worsh1p 10 o.m Church Sc:hool 9 o.m Pro,.er Meetmg Wednesdo.,. 8 p m . LONG BOTTOM. Sunday uhool at 9 30 o m. Wonht p servic es at 7 30 p m Bible study and Youth meet•ng at 8 p m on wednesdays NORTH BETHEl Wors h1p 11 am ChurchSchoollOo m Al FRED Sunday School 9 30 om Worsh1p 10:45 om , Proyer meehng Wednesday 7 45 p.m UMW Jrd 1u e~doy 8 p m REEDS VIllE . Sunday School9 30 o m Worsh1p 1 J0 p m Prayer Meelt ng 7 JO p m Tuesdoy VtS1Iahon 7 30 p. m 1st 1hursdoy SIL VER RIDGE , Worsht p 10 a .m. Chur ch S< hool9 om TUPPER S PlAINS Wo rsht p 9 am Chv rch SchoollO om . KENO CHURCH OF CHRI>T , George Fredenc:M , supt . Se rvice weekly . q 30 om on Sunday Preoc. htngllfs! and thtrd Sundoyli of month by Cli fford Sm1th. 9 30 om HOBSON CHRI STIAN UNION Rev Ke1th Ebltn , pm tor Sunday School q 30 o m leonard G1lmore. l 1rst elder eventng ser ~ti C C. 7 JO p m Wednesday prayer mee11ng, 7 30 p.m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO. Roc me Reule "J rhe Rev Char les Hand pastor . Su nde,. school q 45 o m ., mormng w orsh1 p II a m henmg serv•ces. Tuesday dod FrtdO)I , 7 30 p m BEARWAllOW RIDGE CHURC H OF CH RI ST Duane Worden m•n.ster Bible d oss . lil ,JO o m . morn 1ng worsh1p I O:JO o.m e"ening worsh ip, 6·30 p m Wednesday ll1ble stvd'f . b 30 p.m. BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHR IS T Mr . Donald Roley , pastor Sunday ~chool 9.30 o.m war· sh1p serv1ce 10.30 o.m .: Sun day ser ..... ces . 7 p.m., yo uth group . Wednesday , 7 p.m. ANT IQUITY BAPTI ST . Rev . Earl Shuler . pastor Sunday schoo l 9 30 o m. Chur ch serv•ce 7 p m.., youth meeting 6 p.m Tuesday Bible Study , 7 p .m RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Re" . John A . Coli men . pastor Fronkl1n lrnbodan . <holrmon ol !he Boord of Chris · tton L•le. Sunday Schoo l 9,30 am .. mormng worst11p 10 30: Sunday e"enlng worsh1p, 7·30 p.m Prayer m&v tmg, Wednes · doy 7:10 pm . RACINE FIRST BAPTIST . Don l . Walke r. Pastor Ronn 1e Salser . Sunday school sup t., Sunday school, 9 30 o m morn1ng war ~hip . 10 40 a .m .. Sunday eventng worsh1p 7 30 Wednesday eve n mg Bible study , 7 30 DANVIllE WESLEYAN Rev R 0 Brown . pos1or Sunday School 9 30 o m mormng worship 10 45 J'Outh serv•ce. 6 45 p.m. evenmg worshtp 7 lO p.m.. prayer and pra ise , Wednesday . 730prn SILVER RUN FRH BAPTIST Re•. Morvin Mork •n . po1tor S!e~telit tie Sunday school ~upt Sunday school, 10 a .m., morntng worsh ip , 1! o m Sunday lllvtl'n lll Q w orsh1 p. 7 30 Prayer meetmg and 81ble ~tudy , Thur1daf' . 7.30 p.m .. youth se r.... •c:e . 6 p.m . SIJn· TY Church , Sunday Sc hool ser v•ce , Q 45 o m.. Worshtp serviCt , 10·30 hongelisti( Servtce , 7 30 p m Wed nesday Pro.,.er mee!•ng. 7.30. MIDDlEPORT , Sunday school. 9:30a.m., R• ehard Vaughan sup! Morning worsh•p 10 JO SVRACUSE . Morning wor~h•p . 9 a.m .. Sunday sc hool 10 o.m Mu Sampson Hall , sup! . T' H5LP CONVICT YOUR NIECe OF ATTEMPTED MURDER! THe COMPANY! DOUBLE '1birlpool 220 E. NAZAR ENE Rev J• m Broome , pastor. Mn . Mary lathey Sunda~ school StJpt StJndoy school. 9 30 a.m. mormng w orsh1p, 10 30 o m , Sunday evongeltsttc meeting . 7 00 p. m Prayer meeting, Wednesday . 7 30 p m 10:30. THINIS HAPPHJS r;;' THE I~5!~Y · 6 1VIN6 HER i(IISHn .,. AND I ' LL ARRAN6C' T' LfiME IT ARO Uf.I D WHEREi TRIL~A WIL.L. SEE IT-· BEFORE YDU TAKE DFF ON THAT Ph. 949·9130 preoch1ng on first and thtr d Sun · doy o f month by Georg&o Pickens HARRI ,ONVIllE Chester · Ph.m.JJ08 DITTO FOR 'IOU IF Af.I Y· AND IN RETURN I'D ACT AS BAIT A COMPA~y ME~ISER WITH YOU RUI-INI~ ll Slln-SJrYlC!·AttaSIOrln doy MIDDlEPORT CHURCH m THE PRESBYTERIAN , He v Ernest Stricklin . pastor. Sunday church Khool , 9.30 o m Mrs Homer lee , supt . morn1ng worshtp , fHERE'S ·t.\'1 OFFER· · Home lite Sows . ROSEBERRY'S PENNZOIL day CHESTER CHURCH OF GOO KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST . Mev . Donny R Cool.: . poster Sun · George Fredeflck SIJpl Sundoy day school 9.30 am .. worah•p morn•ng service . 9:30 a.m w1th serv1ce . 11 a .m . e ... enmg service , Owtght l. Zovitz direct or . Pomeroy, Olllo FURNITURE & HARDWA@E Chesler dleport, 5th arid Ma in , George CikJze. mm1ster , M1ke Gerl ach superintendent Ter r y Yankey . youth m1nis ter . Bible sc hool, q 30 a.m , morn1ng w orsh ip, 10 30 a.m ., eventng w orship , 7 30. prayer ser\oOICe 7 p m Wednes · UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY RANKUri: RIDENOUR SUPPLY . RIY Rl1191 St. Rt. 7 Buttern ut A ~e .. Pomeroy . Envoy Rev Robert Hoyden ond Mn Roy Win ing off icer!i 1n Re ... . James Corbitt charge . Svnday · ho line ss CHESTER. Worsh 1p 9 15 om. m.eting, 10 o.m , Sunday School. ' Chu rch SchooiiO o .m 10·30 a .m. Sunday school leader POMEROY worship serYtCIB, YPSM . Elo1se Adam!> . 7 p.m . 9 15 o m . Sunday schoo l. 10 30 solvot1on meetmg , vanous o m . Rev Rober! HoYden apeak.ers ond mus1c specials . 7 30 m1n1ster p m Thursdoy- 10 om to 2 p m ENTERPRISE . Worsh tp 9 o m ladies Home league. oil women Church Sc hool I 0 o m invited: 7:30p.m. prayer mee ttnQ ROCK SPRINGS Worsh1p 10 and B1bl e study , Bob Estep am . Church School 9,15o m leader. Re\' . Noel Hermon UMY F 0.30 p.m. teacher FlATWOODS, Worst·11 p, II o m BURliNGTON SOUTHERN BAP- Church SchoollO a .m. TIST CHAPEL Route I , Shade MIDDlEPORTCLUSTER Past or Bobby Elk1ns . Sunday Rev , Robert Bumgarner school, 5 p.m. Sunday worsh•p. HEATH . Robert Bumgar ner 5:45 p m.; Wednesday proyi!r ser - Poster Worsh1p 10 30 o m >tlce . 7.J0p .m. Church School 9:30 o.m UMVF 6 Of CHRIS T, :100 W. Main St ., Jerry Paul , minister, phone 992 -7666 Conserva tive. non ·tnstrumf!'ntol Sunday worship . 10 a.m .· Btble study , 11 a.m.; worsh1p, b p m. Wednesday 81ble study , 7 p.m . f •. O~re<tor 115 EN POMEROf · These Messages Of Our Religious Heritage ~(... -, ~ vOB DONE ••• Locust& Pomeroy, Ohio RIGGS USED CARS, INC. MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH METHODIST CHURCH Robert T. Bumgarner, night prayer mee ting and Bible study, 1 30 p m. SHOVEL.-JAWED COP 15 HARD TO KIL.L.. Are Sponsored Each Week By The Following: Prescriptions 912·2955 Pomeroy Tf<'\T15 ElECAUSE ElEFOF<E NOBODY EVER OFFEREO MIL.L.II UN SUCKS TO GET FACE IT, 91G BOY- THPif Com pitt. Automotive Service KERMIT'S KORNER Middleport ----- EWS & SONS SOHIO NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE We F ill Doc:tors' TIST , Corner Ash and Plum . Noel Herrman pastor Satvrday even ing serv1ce . 7 30 p.m.; Sunday School . 10·30 a.m. 7 30. Wednesdo',' GIFTS 51. SWISHER &.Lun;," PHARMACY Near long Bottom . Edsel Hart. pastor Sunday schoo l 10 a .m .i Church . 7 30 p. m .; prover meeti ng , 7 30 p m Thvrsdoy Robert Groves , rector . Ser ... ice . 11 a.m.; Sunday scnoot with Dole service , PomtrOY HAZEl COMMUNITY CHURCH. MIDDLEPORT Church & Olllco Supplies John F. Fultt, Mil•· Ph. 91H101 Rev . Bobby Porter . pastor Sun· dey schoo l. 10 o m.; Su nday war · ship. 11 a.m .. Sunday evening service . 7 p.m.; Wednesdoyfam• ly Tro11ng Hour , 7 p .m. Wednesday worship service, 7;30 p.m. Third A ... e., the Re..,. , W1lltom Kntt· tel , pastor, Ronald . Dugan , Sun· dey School Supt . Closs&$ for all ages evemng service. 7 30: Bible s!udy Wednesday . 7·30 p.m .. youth ser\' •ces Fridov . 7·30 p.m. MIDDlEPORT BOOK STORE NEW STIVERSVILLE COMMUNI ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy· Horrisonvtlle Rd .. Don Kennedy , postor . Bill McElroy . Sunday !(hool sup t Sundo,. school. 9 30 o rn morning wor sh ip and commun• on 10 30 o m .. Sunday e"ening youth Chmt lon Endeavor , b p. m w01~h1p set vi ce . 7 p m Wednes.doy evenmg prayer meel•ng and Bible study. 7 pm !>I JOHN lUTHI:HAN CHURCH, Pi r, e G rove The Re v W1lliom M •ddlesworth t'ostor Church ser..,.ICei 9 JO o m ~undoy School 10 JO om 7 00 yout h aervtce, Wedne5doy , 1 OOp m LANGSVILlE CH RI STIA N CHURCH Robert Muuer . pastor . Sunday school, 9 30 o .m . Roy S1gmon supt ., morning worsh•p . 10 30 Sunday evemng service . 't .30 mid · week sendee Wedne§· day . 7pm SYRACUS! CHURCH Of TH! NAZARENE Re v. Dole Bon , pastor Bob Moore . Sunday School sup! Sunday school 9 30 a.m .. morn ing w ors hip , 10 45 o.rr · eYorgeltstlc servtce . 7 p.m W.Onflsdoy S&l v•<e~ proy9r end praise , 7 p m , Nolorene ~outh 7 p m. Doily prayer meeting. t1 30 a m . Mens prayer mee tmg , )o tu rdoy 7 p .m. W!N UNITED 6RETHH!N IN CHRI ST . Elden R Bloke pouor Sunder School 10 o rn . Howo1d M cCo ~ sup! Morning sermon II o.m .. Sunde~ ntght servtees Chriat•on Endeo vot 7.30 p.m., Song se rv•<e . 8 p m ; Preaching 8.30 p m. Midwee$.: Prayer mee ting. Wed nesday . 7 p.m.; Roy Adami. , Ia y leocfer SAINTS, Porllond ~o c me Road . Sunday ~ chool . q 45 o m , wor· Wi ll iam Roush, po ~tor . Rus~oll sh1p servke . 11 a.m . and 7 30 Ro tdi tl church sc hoo l Dlfector p m , Weekly Bibl e St udy . Sunde~ Sc hool , 9 30 o rn . Mom Wednesday , 7 30p.m . lng wor~hip . 10 JO a.m .. Svndo~ MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST , P. eventng ser..,•ce 7 p.m Wednes · 0 Box 487 . Miller St. , Mason , W. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST , day e ... ening prayer ser~t t ce s 7.30 Vo . Sunday Bible Study 10 o.m .. located at Rutland on New limo p.rn . Worship II a.m ond 1 p.m. B1ble BETHLEHEM BAPTIST , Rev . Earl Stud.y Wedne•doy 7 p.m. Vocal Rood , next to Fou~st Acre Park , Rev . Ray Rovse . pastor Robert Shuler . po~t o r . Worship service . mUSIC Musser , ~undoy School supt. ~un­ 9 30 o .m . Sunday sc hoo l. 10 30 . MASON ASSEMBlY OF GOO , do,. uhool , IO:JO a.m .. wor1.h1p a.m . S1ble Study and proye1 ser Dudding l one, Mason, W Vo . 7 30 p.m.81ble Studv Wednes v•co Thursday . 7:30p.m. Chester tennant . Poster Sundoy doy , 7 30 p .m .. Saturd ay night CARLEtON CHURCH, Ktngsbury School q,45 a.m.. Children s prayer service . 7 lO p.m . Road. Gory King. pastor Sundar Church 6.-4S p.m. Young People 1. HEMlOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN sc:hool. 9 30 a m , Rolph Cor , Service b:45 p.m. Evon9ellstic Roge1 Wot~oon , pastor . Kenneth superin tenden t: evening wor,h ip. Service 7 30 p.m . Women s M• s· Byer . Sunday schoo l sup t Morn - 7.30 p.m . Prayer meeting sionory Coundl 10 o m . lint and ing worsh ip, 9.30 o .m ., Sun· Wednes.doy , 7 30 p.m. th ird Tuesdoys. Prayer and Bible doyschool , 10 30 o m . evening LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN. Study . Wednesday, 7:30p.m. serv1<a 7·30. Wednesday Bible ~1u ce Smith, pastor Wallace HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRISI Study , 7'30 p.m. Damewood, Supt. Bfble School . IN CHRISTIAN UNION lhe Re, , MT. UNION BAPTIST , Don 9.30 o.m . Precx hing serv1ce. W.UIIom Campbell, po!itor Sunday Wilson , Sunday school 10 45 o.m No evening servtce . School. 9:30 a m .. Jame s Hughes . superin te nden t Sund ay sc hool , HI'SELL RUN FREE METHODIST supt . e'ltning service. 7:30p .m. 9.45 a.m. evemng warsh1p, 1 30 CHURCH . Rev Herbert A ilmg. Wedne,doy evening pr ayer p m. Prayer meeting. 7:30 p.m pastor . Sunday School 9 30 o.m., mee ting, 7:30p .m . Youth proyer Wednesday Morn ing •erv•ce 10:30 a.m. Slltr ... lca each Tues.doy. TUPPERS PlAINS CH RISIIAN Evangel•sllc serv•ce 1 30 p.m FAIR VIEW BIBlE CHURCH, CHURC H, Eugene Underwood. ~royer meeting, Thursdov , 7.30 l etart , W. Va .. Rl L Rev . Charles pastor Howard Coldwell Ji. . pm Horgroyes , pastor , Worsh ip ser Sunde.,. School Supt . ~undoy FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at vic es, 9.30 a.m.: Sundov school. School , 9· 30 a.m .. Mormng Ser Bold tl;nob . Rev . lawrence 11 o .m . evening worship , 7 30 mon, 10 .30 a.m. Sunda.,. evenmg C lue!iencomp , Sr .. peat or. Roger p.m Tue1doy co ttage prayer ~ervke . 7 p .m. Willford. Sr , Sundav ~chool supt meeting and Bible study, 9 30 lETART fALl S UNITED Sundcy school 9.30 a., even1ng a .m . Worship urvice. Wednes · BRETHREN . Rev Freeland Noffls . wors h1p , 7 30 p m. Prayer doy , 7 30 p .m . po1101 , Floyd Norfls . supt, Sunday moetmg. Wed nes day 7 30 p m. CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH . now liChool , 9 30 a,.m , morntng ser 'f'outh meet1ng , Su ndov . !, 30 p,m locoled on Pomeroy Pike County moo . 10 lO o m , Proyer serv•ce . w1th Don and Martha Mead ows in Roo d 2S near Flotwoocb . Rev . Wednesday 7.30 p .m chor ge Blackwood . pastor. Service1 on CHESlER CHURCH Of lH! WHITE S CHAPEL . C ool~t•lte RO Sunde,. ot 10:30 a.m . and 7 30 NAZARENE , Aev. Herbert Grote . Hev . Hot Deeter pm;tor Sunday p.m with Sundoy school. 9 30 p01tor Worship ser" lce, II o m •chool 9 30 o rn .. wouhtp se rv1ce o .n . Bible •tudy, Wednesday , and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday 10 30 a n1 B1ble s!udy and p rayer 7 30p.m. School 9 30 a.m. Rt chord Bort on sBI Vtce Wednesday , 7 30p.m . IN OE~ENDENl HOliNESS •upt. Pra yer meetmg Wedne ~ RUi l ANO CH URCH , INC. Peorl St .. Mid· doy , 7 30p .m RUILANO CHURCH. OF CHRIST , dleport . Rev. O 'Dell Manley, BHAO FORO CHUR CH OF Lorry Coleman pastor. Co· S!Jn· pastor, Sonny Hudton , Sunday CHRIST , Gobnel Mus. pastor 81· day school supt~ , Sorn McKinney school supt. Sunday school , 9·30 ble Sunday School9·30 o .m mor· and Herb 1:11111 Sunday schoo l and o .m ., evening worship , 7.30 p.m. ning chur ch 10 JO a .m ., Sunday communion. 9 30 o.m Worship Prayer and p roist se rvice , tvening r.ervlce, 7 00 p m and cornu man 10 30o .m W~es.do~ . 7,30 p.m . Wedne!doy !ervlce, 7 30 p.m. HUTIAND CD MMUNITV THE PEOPlE'S CHURCH OF LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHURCH , ~unday Xhool . 9:30 f'OMEROV Co rn•r Ma in and CHURCH. Rev Floyd F. Shook . om worship strvtee . 11 a.m .. Coull Sts .. third floor over pastor . Llo yd Wright . Sunday Wedruu doy proyer meeting , 7·30 lighthouse Reslau retnl . H1nry School Sup!. , Morning Worsh ip p.m youth ~ervkes Sundof' . 7 Cook , pollor. Sunday s<hool, 10 '1 ·30 o.m . Sunday School 10:20 p m .. Sunday night worship . 7 30 o .m , morning worship, 1I a.m.; a.m.. Wednesday Prayer ond 81· RUILAND CHURCH OF THE evening service, 7:30. Wedntl · ble Study 7 30 p.m. Sunday even. NAlAittNt , lole ... . lloyd 0 . Crimm, doy evening servke. 7:30. In· 1ng worship 7 30 i> m . Choir Proc · Jr poi l o• Sundav nhool, 9 30 terdenomlnoll'onal , fu ll gospel. tic:e Thursday . 7 p.m am wor~hlp service. 10;30 o Ill RUTLAND CH UR CH OF GOD DEXTER CHURCH OF CHHISl , ~ rc,od(.ost l1 ve over WMPO young f.latlor Dannl1 Bole s. Svndoy Chorlll f(uue ll. Sr . mmlste• . pe ople s se r .,.ice 1 p m School, 10 o m., worship service, R•ck Macom ber. sup! !Iunday ~ " ongfli i\IIC c.ervlct, 7 30 p m 11 ·30 a.m . and 7 30 p m . Prayer sc hool , 9 JO o 111 worshtp ser Wud nf' h my ~r~e• vice 7 30 p.m mee!lng, Wednesday . 7.30 p m v1<e 10 30 o:J 111 B1ble )tudy. rues IM~ O N COUNT V RUTlAND A~OS TOLIC CHURCH doy , 7 :JOp ,., Ilk) I ~UUI HI:HN HAJl TI~T . Cor Of- JESUS CHRIST l:lder James ~fO RGANIZEO CHURCH . Of nm ol ;e(ond or1d Anders.on . Mtll•r. Biblfl study, Wedn~Jdoy , j. \ 11\ n tl.tll,T Of- LATHH OAY Mo~nn ~fl \ l nr I 'Oilk Low ther . 7 JO p m. Sunday School , 10 o.m Sunday n1gh t service , 7 30 p.m . POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINE SS Harrisonville Rood . Dewey King, pas!or; Edison Weaver , assistant : Henry Eblin , Jr ., Sunda y !chool •upt. Sunde~ school. 9.30 a .m .; morning w ar· ship , II a .m. Sunday evening ter · 'll(e, 7:30 : prayer mee tin g, Thurs - lng sar .... lce. 7 p.rn .: Wednesday service. 7 30 p.m. JUBILEE CHRISTIAN CENTER George's Crtek Road . Church ~c h oo l , ~30 a.m.; morning war · !h ip. 10:JO. eYening servke , 7:30. Prayer mee ti ng Wedne•doy. 7.30 pm . ST. PAUL lUTHERAN CHURCH . day , 7:30 p.m. Corner of Sycamore and Second SYRACUSE FIRS T CHURCH OF ~~~ , Pomeroy. The Rev William GOD - Not Pen tecos!ol , Rev George O ller, pastor. Worship ser..,.i<e Sunday . 9:45 a.m ., Sun · day school, II a .m .. worsh ip ler v•ce , 7 30 p.m Thursday prayer meeting, 7 30 p .m . MT HERMON United Brethren Church Sunday School 9.l0 a .m. Wonhlp tervice 1 0 : ~5 a.m . Preoc.hing services every Sunday alternating with C. E. Wedne,doy prayer meeting 7:30 p m Re ... . David James leach . po•tor Holter, loy leader Middlesworth , Pastor . Sunday School at 9:4S a .m. and Church Services 11 o.m. SACRED HEART , Rev. Father Paul 0. Welton , pa stor. Phone 992·'1825. S oturda~ ewening Moll , 7 JO , Sund ay Moss . 8 and 10 o.m ; Conf euion . So turdov . 7·7 30p m . CHRIST IAN BAPTIST - On lho Route 7 bvpou . James f . Jll.ettee , pcn!or. Sunday school, 10 a.m .; morning worship . 11 a .m.: e\len · lng ~.ervice . 7. TRINITY Christian A11embly . JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES. I mile Cool,llle - Gilbert A~ & ~ ~ Q ACCID!N,.•PRONE? . Spon~ r . eas t of Rutlan d, !unction of Route pastor. Sunday schoof, 9·30 a .m.; 124 and Noble Summlt Rood (T· morning worship , II a .m . Sundov 174 }. Sunday Bible lecture , 9·30 e-_.ening serv ic•, 7 :30 p.m .: a .. : Watchtower sludy. tO 30 midwHk p rayer service Wednes· a.m ., Tuesday, Bible s tud~ . 7 and doy, 7:30p.m. 8: IS p.m., Thur5doy , theocratic MOUNT Olive Community sch ool , 7:30 p m.: service Church , long 6ottom. Runell mHting, 8 30 p .m . CHne, superin tendent. Sunday HOPE BAPTIST - 570 Gran I St. . School 10 a .m. You th group and Middleport . Bobby Elklnt . pastor . prayer meet1ngs W~n es da.,. 7:30 Sunday School , 10 a.m.: worship p.m. C.,urch services Sundov 7:30 service 11 a.m.: evtning service , p.m. lawrence Bush , pallor. 7 30 p.m . Thursdav prayer meeting and Bible study . 7.30 p.m. RUTlAND FREEWILL •••• HOW •, I.ONG. Hllv! You I • JiAD ,.Hf FEELING " ~ •• ntiW' You·~~ 5 f BRIDGE ""' Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Clubs to heart to set NORTH &.16-A • J 82 • K QJ9 3 • 10 6 . • 74 2 BORN LOSER WEST WHYDIDtJ'T '(JI) TAJ(E rov.Jf.l 1\16 ST()?MS f.liD LlP ll\B ~'BIJS~ txJ FCfi!.:OT! YOU ~T ~~YTHII.lb! '/OJ'IZ5 ~TI~ %f.JIL.E! BAPTIST Churc h - leland Haley, poslor . Sunday s.c hool, 10 a.m.: evening service , 7:30 p . m . Prayer meeting, Wednesday , 7:l0 p.m. CHURCH OF GOO ol Prophecy . located on the 0 . J. White Rood off h ighway 160. Sunday School 10· a.m . Superintendent John l o..,.edoy. first Wedn11doy night ol month CPMA services . second Wednetdor Wlf',a mettlng, thlrd through ifth youth service . GooriieCrayle. poalor. ~~TBA.yPTIST CHAPEL - 570 In 1976, Francis Meloy, Jr., S. ambassador to Lebanon, and his economic aide, Robert Waring, were llhot to death by terrorists In a combat sector of Beirut. Abo that day In 1876, 11.1 peraona were when 10,000 atudent1 conducted a rlotoua demonstration In the DERN SUPPLY ' 51. 992·2164 Pomoroy "The Slorf With All Kinds of Stull" - STABLES - LARGE& SMAL L ANIMALS LAWNS - GAR DENS •K • 86 2 • J 8 7. + AKQ9> EAST • 7634 • 10 7 5 t AQ 913 + J West 2+ North E111t Pass Openmg lead : • DON'T EVEN THINK ABOUT IT 1t If\} I I I mond to Gene who led a SouIll I+ Pass Pass BARNEY clubs and shifled to Lhe deuce or hea rts aflcr Gene Ne1ger. his partner, had dis· card ed th e five of that suit. Maybe declare~ should have won in hi s hand , played ~M THAT SCRAMBltD WORD GAME hts a~e or spades and made b H r1 Am 10 ana Bob Lee 10 !rocks. But declar er won ~ ~ I) ® Y en o in dummy and lost a trump ' p • Unscramble lhese lour Jumbles, YOURS - IS VERY OLD! f .In esse 1o p e t er •s k mg . e one letter to each square , to lorm ter led a second heart. South lour ora 1nary words. won, played his ace orr---:-:~::-, spades. got the bad news bul l still gave the hand a final Lry . He led a Lhird club. Peter won and led a dla· . . . UpQ HC SOUTH • A Q 10 9 3 ¥ A1 t K 2 +1086 3 Vulnerable: North-South Dealer : South U. awed . under I he s1gn ol Gern tnl. Ameri can soprano Helen Traubel wa s born Jun e 16. 1903. On thi s day in histor y : In 1871 , Lhc An cient Order uf Nobles of Lhe Mystic Shrme There 1s no morning star. was organized in New York CiLy by Dr. Waiter FlemLllg. The evenin g star s are In 1963 , Ru ssia put the fir'! Mer cur y, Venus , Mar s, woman into space Sat urn and Jupiter. Valentina Tcre shkova. Those born on this date are The Almanac United Press International Today is Friday , June 16, the !67th day of 1978 with 198 to follow. The moon is between 1ts fir;1 quarter and full phase. f' rlday. June 16 K By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Two spades became the contract at both tables m an Important match. AI table one VVest cashed three top clubs and led a fourth. South ruffed wit h dununy' s eight and when West failed to overruff, South just led a trump to hi s ace. dropped West s >ingleton king and made two overtri ck s. At the other table Peter VVelchsel cashed just two I o L , -,,c-,•.J~ :-:"':-~L.:,,.,.l:.:-:.,.:::l.:' ,_ ...~. I..----==-• CAXTE ..:o::;rv:....:.T--1rii"""l third trump. South w on in dummy and tried to cas h a heart, but Gene rufled. .L South overrufled, but the defense had five tricks in ~ ..A and were still sure or a clu b Lri ck. , r-~~=~~~ I V "l V "l ~ .A ~i~:!::~lrJNlrls KJ to know if there is any fool· proor way to avoid getting to r--::R-:O::-::O:-L:-:-:I • siam orr the ace and king . Now arrange the circled let1ers to of.lrumps. lorm the surprise answer. as sugThere are seve r al m eth· L_.,L1_ _I\."'-"'.!1"'-'·' --''--'---' gested by the abOve canoon ods designed to avoid thi s, but there is not one expert pair that hasn 'I landed in six Prlntanswerhere: "[ off that ace and king of (Answers tomorrow ) trumps. tNF.WSI'A.PF.H t: NTEHPR ISt: ASSN . ! Jumbles: SNORT MOTIF CHORUS GENDER e=-"" 1 V "l I I Xl Y' /Fo r a ccpy of JAC09Y MODERN , send S1 to: " Win ar Bridge, " care of th is newspaper. P 0 Box 489, Radio City Station. New York , N Y ' JIJt9 J Yesterday's I Answer: Protection f or II lady recluse - ''HER-MITI" �• .. .. • 1 .. ·- •• .. 10- The Datlv Sentmel, Mlddleoort-Pomeroy, 0, Frtday , J une 16, 1978 ~HAfJ'G1:~ v:":~~e~" &lo• ,, 0 J I h<:~r 1-!t' ( <1!>11 ,., 100 I ti t \ I 150 100 ld 1 \ ~ t~ ;!lj JUO IJd ' ' " I ia I ,it lr \\Ut\1 11\tl lht II HIHUIWll IJ r ~ ~ 1 l't ll!-. •,wr rl" wr11 d ~~ !>t r 1!.n 1\d ~ IU I IJIU I ~ u l h t•t \liii lllU i h t t U[l\t don ~ ~o~ r\ 1 0.,1 (Onl e r ol 7 omi ~ o re s ! Hun YAim SAl t f- r1d oy and ~o t u rdoy 10 d 711 ~ :J 1 d~ 1 M1ddlcpo1t Oh10 Bed o;pread~ shee ts cur loms glo s!> wo1e (: IO th1ng toys e- tc N1( e 1lems Ph one 997 7494 N t>l( t to Spee-d Queen l aundr y M o t lJ, t h.u gt.'<l .r\ tht 1 llo1 I ;ti L' Auto Sa].,.. lttiiWII lUII l <ltd uf lh,w k ~ <tml Ollrt u,u 1 II ' t nb j)et " tHII lUlU 1/ll Ul ll ( a~ l t Ill ,id\ ,\t ill S:l 00 JQ?J MONTl: LA ~L O l ondou P ~ PH A C b ccelle 111 tl 43 1on 1\l ul;rlt lltmrt :.orll.!.';lllkl \,Li d ~<lit::. <~ n , 1-(ood 15 ~" '' llhll t llt lllt•r .!d 1\" , Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash attt ptul ul\l\ v. rl h t .r.'lh ~o~rth ur1k r !.altllltll<lr!<t f,r ,1\bt.U t l illg Bu~ ~Ulni.M. 1 In l ilt t' uf ll rt Sur Into\ AM 8 11oc.._ srere o <o ndJI! Qn S1700 1908 VW BU G $400 992 5858 1G75 GRAND 10fltN O ~qu• 1 e f. ord P S fJ H A C ltlt w heel ( r u 1 ~0 ("OI1trol al l ne w 1•r es Powe1 w 1 n d o w ~ S3:l 00 Cal l oiler b pm 74:l :i'OOB FOR SALE 1lit l 'u b iL~ I rt• r 11~~~\t~ tilt rr ~ l r t r r ~pun, r lll t fu r 1111.111 t il'\ lil'l'l li VII f'hvm· ~~! tlrau um• rrrtut NOTICE 1973 1JU ICK LU XU) b. cellen t can d11ron P S fiB A C New IH es $ I 050 992 71J70 WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES 1q7 4 PINl O ~od1o l IHes new shoc ks d8 000 mr Ie., Sl 500 Call 991 718S Mumhn :\n.. uun S.. tuJJI,n 992 0/tl I IQ7J CADi l lAC ~ I D O ~ A O O b re ltenl (On dit ron Call and l et 1ol~ Coil 992 5311 lul'!>l.ial !lit 1974 PL YM O UTH GOLD Ous ter PS AL nev-. hiC'S 0 ryl1 11der t~ ( cllenl co nd! llon <ill •11 ~ JQ)Q CHtV RO L(:l 7 door ~peed SUJ Jd ,l\ 991 7JJ1 +J l \1 <l fii'IIIII<JII ~ lldd l $800 or 317 4 best oll e1 t97J PLYMO U1 H CUlJA Sl(}(.I(J 197J Ask 1119 Cop11 ce C h e ~ role t Jqf) PL YMOUT H FUflY I 300 en gllle a ut o f> 5 P B A C 4 door sedo 1 ~ He lle n ! to nd1 11on 9f::IS 3900 I WOULD hl<. e 10 thank ev ery one who sent me cord• !lower!. and lor al l rhe11 pr oyer!> and lo.mdne !>~ ~ h own Ill£> whde I wo!. 111 the h o~p ,t ol May God I:S ie!> !. You all Wan do Ste wart 1970 YHl OW 1H7 AM FM lope A C b cetlen t gm rn1 fe<tge Be st o ff er ov er $4 000 014 07) 134) 01014 075 ]~ 5 J Notires 147!l G ~ C 4 wheel dr1ve l ake ov e1 pa ymen Ts ond older cor ~ ~ WA~D 991 5301 OI ~~ C ll Y leod1ng to rccov e1 y ol boar mol or ton i-. and bo 11 ery Con tact She11 ff s depar tm en t 1\-ante.l to R e nt WANaO 10 r~ n t h o u ~ e or tro1 le1 by l u:cd 1nco rne co uple QQ[ 3417 lf..lp Wanted No e .. per 1ence neceHoty Apply m pe rso11 or Blue l orton Mddleporl S!:CRE:. TAR Y FOR ~nglfl e er 1ng Dept I yp1ng or,d l iiJ nq s!., dls wiTh bas1c backgr ound 111 moth reqwred May apply otlmpe-r 101 f:lec tr1c Co 011 Monday and luPo; Ju ne 19 l;l. i O between the hour~ ol Hom and II am llO M F DH IVI::R't' f! HISON mu~t hove own cor Pan wne 9cn 5560 Wanted to Buy NQ 1l i.:.M 100 large or IOO t. t-no\1 Wdl buy 1 p1ece o• to mpll're ~1ou~ehold N ew used or onl1 quos M oll m ~ f urn •lufe 70 N 7nd 5t Mtddleport Phone 9Q '] 0370 :ienice• Offered WA 1 ~ ~ Wl::ll drrl lmg W•lhom 1 Gror11 742 287 9 APPLIANCE SERVICE We have enlarged ser'W'tce d~partm en t wtll serv•ce H olpomt other brand s our and and Pomeroy undmar\ ~- Jack W Carsey , Mg r ~ Pl\one 992ll8 l Wheel Alignment Ll ~ SPECI AL Any US . made car- part s extra •f needed Excludes front wheel dr ive cars . 'r'A io/ D ~AU: New ond u'>ed rne r rhondcse J lom•ly ':l to1 I Wed Mo• ntng , mde out Rt l small f ound baler Sl &OO Pu rc ha..ed new l 972 h cell ent co nd 1l +on R e e-d~v t ll e 61d 371:1 6311 MA lSH HR GU~ ON Hoy ro ndt 11 0r1 er SSOO Ver y goo d cond• t•on tleed sv ille 6 14 J78 OJ II 197/i lU ZUKI NM l:/5 94 9 241 0 EED A WATER SOFTENER? Let Pomeroy Landmark soften & condtt1on your water wtfh (o.op water softener. Mode l UC SVI. Now Only •289.95 YA~ U ~ A lt: Do..-·~ ~ ~~~~ t11ne eve r f- r1 lot & Sun lead 11q l•eek Rood J rnrle~ out fr om fJ t 7 Cone cllf"d •I rc111Pmg q to ij Thurs . & Frt , June IS & 16 , 9·S Paul Ba er re s , Rt 7 pa st Htghway Garage on nght. Wat ch for s1gns. Antiqu es , croc ks, tar s and some old bottle s Men ' s sh1 rts si ze M ed 15111 e x c e llent c ond Genuine sliver & turquoise Indian Jewelry Den1m 1eans , small boy s' clothes, m1 sc PHOPUllY bed• oo m house - ~ Appointment Porn eroy landmark ~OJ~ck W Carsey , Mg r ~ Phone 992 -2181 F rn Gt llr't.ll f TV l1 ( 1tH \ ,I/ HI Hnlpotnt 1\pplt.l '),,It· Pr tf Cf'', 1 ·, J,lf k W CM·.t·y Mqr Ptw rw 1./Q) } 1ti 1 1978 VZ 125 Yornoh o Coil 99'.1 SU I J bcellen t condJI1on • Utl ~ I ll bed and m o llr e~ !. $50 l'lb8Che vrol cl $ 175 843 1M~ l::t t(I HIC u1<u bo t01 u'>ed lo•ge bull e t Holl oway bed l+ l<. e ne w ll'n 3079 ~ t AR~ IQ7J 'r' AMAtiA 1~0 MX 31:1 mn1 rocmq co•buro to' G ood rv1~ r , 1119 con d1t1or1 99 '.1 7409 Abo outomol!c wa~her 1Cl73 OA lJU N PICK UP qq7 3003 C. ~ eleCI11c 94'1 J:lSS ronge Sl5 Check our low , low pnc es on FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, 1 POTACH, FERJ.O-PELS 8 S MO Bil I: HOMI::C, PI Plt"o '>Oil t W Vo h r> ~t df! 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Carsey, Mgr - ~ 1 Phon e992 2181 l<fOfl DOOGl: ION truc k w1 th I Q73 d40 cu 111 mo tor au to l runo.. 197ito~en lry 11 . 1:l~Jbed100rn t ande m 11-'01 axle Jq67 1969 Statesman 11 ,. bO "I 1-' lyn'IOut h 3(:13 + ..mg111e body bedr oom good rno tc.u n u e d ~ r epa1 r Con bP ~ e er 1 on 174 at ) yCornOt Q CO Al liM 1: ~ 1ON ~ ~an d grovel C.rove Al ~o o Lo leyette Corn colc1um c. hlo•Jde lertd11er dog !. tor 15 B LJ r hm1ne l l B 10dto f ood a nd all type ~ o f ~ all b '14'-1 270~ cel~·or ~olr Worll<. l nt ~ Mo n ~r Pornl;'ruy 44} J841 h eld HAY )T ANDIN G 985 38J 5 USW I ~A C T0 f( ~ M~ IJ) [)IE.>~el W 1:.0 D 1e~el t1 1-001 I IIHI( G lA ~l boo t on d M i l~() 01P~el M F 1J~ D · e~el tro1 ler 13 cha11nel bo se Cl:l Mlll:l ~ Du>o;el M f. 1ri~ 0 1 e ~el powe r m •k c and ant enna Lol l Ml 11 J!J D •e~ i'l Co b au i' 4<11 ~143 alter 5 p rn h t •(llf'r RI:: G I ~ II::R ~ O bull I I'O l . ~ O Hu<tl wd NhV & U) ~ 0 I MP L~ MI::N 1S yc 01 ~ o ld Phone M19 Boler Mi lO l:lo ler M.. ti'U f./9'1 ~.'l 4 1 Boler M aTthew ~ ~ olory ~ry r he Ml 8~0 ~em1 mounte-d b ho t 1an1 Plow Mf S?O I'] 0 o;( Mf ~ UO l Ho w lhopper M~ 3 9 i Moll<'y to Loan f.f ow P l ant er~ M e< hor)JCOI LOAN ) A VAI LAI:!H :;JJ (J()U to I ronsplaro te' )I(){)(.()(}()() IQ• any to mm(ll ( rol ~ H IN N ~ 1 ti ACt0 ~ l A L ~ ~ 01 bu s 1ne s~ pur p o~f' lo ll Ptl o nP 4 ~H l bJO I 0\ 4 )'I:J 8d00 bel wP.Qn ~ un I' Leon W V.a s j)111 MtDOll:PORl J bedroom house 10 • 10 ut dtty burldmg ~ t o u n wtndow~ and doo r ~ Ne w 10ol f.' r1ce S9SUO Phone 747 78 Q3 1-'lAINJ 11 bO Porllwood 11o de1 on :t ac re ~ of wooded O!eo ove• lookmg lup per~ 1-llo• ns Perfec t l ot (Ouple I hat p l a n~ to bu dd late• trade r h a~ l over step up lo. 1t<hcn and dm1n g orca wdh COi ner li d <hen wa she1 and dryer 2 b edr oo m ~ newt.,. carpeted and l ur nts hed }el l +ng pr •ce $12 900 f or more Jnl oro mt Jon coli 014 06 7 3347 ohe1 4 pm tWO BE:.OHOOM house m Hor 1 •!.orw dl e w tth ponel 1ng corpet1ng and C1ty wot et Co 11 alt erS pm 741 'n5b 70 A Cf~t ~ ol hrll land wtlh d.ng l tmbc r s ~ ~ oo ch ckcn s Q9'} 7330 8 All Y+tut bedroom s, all el eclr rc. modern bath . ea f - tn k it chen f amt ly room , 3 porches and n1ce vtew . Only s 17.500 NEW LISTING - ~ t on 17 A l it!:~ 1-0 H ~ o le Solem Twon ~ h1p MtHgs Coun t,. Hm r ural wa ter (al l 014 ooq 3630 or 014 069 3633 HOBSTETTER REALTY A 2 bedroom frame home tn e)(cellent co nd Jt ton Bath , City water natur al gas hea tm g, :t car garage and 9 Your Full T1me Real Estate Broker NEW LISTING 3 be droom ol der home w tt h sem • modern k dc hen natural gas healtng oak and b1 r ch floor s, st t ua ted on larg e lot 100 ' )( 750 tn v dtage of Ches ter Well worlh 116 000 DO sel ling prrce AN ATTRACTIVE we ll matnfatned older home rn Rac rne Lt 1.11ng room wtlh ft replace dlnt ng roo m , nt c e k tl c hen large pleasant r oom for fl ower s 3 bedrooms has two types of heat . lots o f st or age space Garage and work shop Call today tor al l delatl s Only 132. 0110 DO NICE DOUBLE WIDE SALES AND SERVICE 1l 9 tic H•lton Wolfe , assoctate Home Phone 949 2189 GeorgeS fiob ste tter Broker Home Phone 992 5739 Small engtne & mower servtce, Massey Ferguson & Gilson Tillers, Lown Boy Mower Sales & Service. Free Estimates Phone 949-2862 or 949-2160 CERTIFIED SEPTIC TANK CLEANING APPRAISERS. HELEN L TEAFORD GORDON B. TEAFORD lh s tdentlal commerctal Call for est1mate, 24 hour service. Anyday, anytime Phone 985-3806 Jack Ginler985 -3806 Jack's Septic Tank ~rvtee Box 3 MAIN POMEROY. 0 NEW LISTING - m the ~~·- '.J at9'""9f- ' Portrait~ Weddings Passports AnnivPrsanes Spectal Occas1ons tn Pomeroy one of the ntcest kttchens anyw her e Le ve l lot 2 ston es o f beau t iful l y remodeled lt wab tltty Basement plus many other featu res $27.100 00 NEW LISTING Chester, Oh1o 10 JO c The Photo Place (Bob Hoeflich l Pomeroy 109 High Sl 5J1 lmo. 1n Middleport - 2 stor y older home on good str eet Cou ld be good mves t ment for re nta l s Lots of remodeltng Aslc.tng 399W. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Ph. 992-2164 5-4· I mo Under hang gutters & room addttions For Free Estimates Call 992-6323 or 992-6011 t 5 15 l mo pd the followmg descr~bed vehecles free & clear of all hens and encumbrances Selling the used car Inventory of a new car dealer of Athens County at the Athens County Fairgrounds . OhiO wtll offer for sale ·' • ' 19 78 Datsun M T 2 dr 1979 Datsun M T 4 Weddings Stiver and Golden Anntversary FamiiV Reun1ons Spec1al Occastons 1977 1973 Ca talt na, blue . 1972 VW bus. red while , 1969 VW, Ian . 197\ Pl ymouth Fury II green , 1911 Da tsu n PU w Iepper green 1975 Datsun 2 d r sedan . brown 1971 Datsu n l:tOO coupe , green The aforementioned veh•cles shall be sold at publtc sale at 6:00 PM. OST on Monday, June 19, 1978 at the Athens County Fatrgrounds to the highest bidder . " our bus1ness. not a stde line KEN GROVER VehiCles Will be sold "as IS" Without any upress or implied warranties Veh1cles may be seen at the Athens County Fatrgrounds on the day of the sale after 4 00 PM . The Hocking Valley Ban< ol Athens County reserves tho right to bid and the right to Withdraw any or all PHOTOGRAPHY 985-4155 Chesler, Ohio 45720 vehicles prtor to conflrmat1on Terms of sale Cash , Cerhf1ed check or Ofhcta I Check or Fmancmg confirmation June 19 DUMP TRUCK SERVICE $26 ,000 00 WE HAVE EXCELLENT INVESTMENT RENTALS AND BUS I NESS - CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION LET OUR PHOTO LISTING SERVICE WORK FOR YOU LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS. HENRY E CLELAND REALTOR HANK , KATHY & LEONA throughout , kitchen completely equipped, llundry room with washer and dr~er, ) bolhs, oulbulldtng w1th electric for stor1ge, 1lum . siding , storm wmdows, new roof , on double lot us.aoo. Asking 804W Main Pomeroy 992-2298 After Hours Call 992-7133 CONTACT [H lots P1uley Branch Manager • t AI f 0kl Aucti oneer Com pl e te ~e r 111Ce Pho ne 949 {4tl 7 or 949 1(0) fl oc me Ohr o (r1 tl Brodlor d H~M O DHIN G Plumb1n g hea ling and oil types ol ger1e rol 1epou Wor ll guaranteed 20 yea r ~ c .. ~wnen c c Phone qcn 2d0'1 t XC A VAIING dar er loader and b ackhoe wotll durnp t1uc. k:, and lo b oy ~ lor lwe wtll haul l dl d+r l to !iOil l1mes tone and grove l Col i Bob or Roger Jel l c1 s da y phone 9'11 708q 111 ght phone Qn J5 i'S or 991 5731 year old, 3 bedroom home wt th la rge ea t tn kitchen , J bedrooms, all n icely carpeted , 1 balhs, lu ll basement with TV room Many more edras, low heat bil l wt th nat ga s forced atr furna ce All thts and two ntce acres ot l and In a good S7 ACRES - Wtt h a ni ce 111 story hou se wllh J bedrms and P 1 baths M ostly ca r pet ed B•g central fireplace wtth hca to l a ter Smal l barn and outbutldlngs, 20 ac r es fen ced N• ce coun try se tt ing off bl ack top road JUSt 6 mtnules north ol Ra ct n e Asking $42 000 l:t WOOD BOWERS IUJJAIR ~ weeper~ roo!o tor \ uons oil ~ moll ap pli an ce ~ 1own mower ne .. t 10 State H1gh way Carage on Rou te 7 Phone ~ OIA ) qss 3815 ASTRE Th e Ac cursed " PIHl hes' Manager Danny PHI LADELPH IA 1U\'1 1 Ozark sa td Ruthven, 27 , 'll1e Plul adelphoa Ph ilhes ,mwould be mser ted tn the nnunced Thu1sday ntght they startt ng rotatton thts had aequtr ed n ght-handed weekend a~am sl the &tn p1tche1 Dtck Ruthven from Otego Pad res He 1\ as th e Atlanta Bra ves fo1 expected to JOin th e team m veteran rehcf pilt her Gene &an 0 1 cgo today f:arbcr and an umh srlo sed 2 11)-N ews 13 2 Jf)-News 3 3 Of)-Movte " Nobody 's Pertecl" 3 4 4~ Movle " I Love a Myslery " 3 6 Jf)-Btg Valley J Mov1e Channel 4 5and9p m - NewYork , NewYor<lpg) -7 and ll p m - L1on tn Wm ter l pg) <UIH tUn ! 11f • 't "h Channel F1we 7 p m -- Wahama band m M exi co 6 OG-S ummer Semester 8,10 6 30- TV C lassroom 8, U S Farm Report 10, Kentucky Afield 13 1 OD--Mar lo and the M c"talc Movt e M~rhinP .t Fun for Everyo ne 6, Ghost Buslers B, Pub liC Poll ey Forum s 10, Grape Ape 13 7 30 - Saturday Report 3, Worl d of Surviva l 4, Adventures of Muhammad All 15, Dusty's Treehou se 6, Wac<o 8 Dynomutl 13 8 oo-Hong Kong Phooey 3,4, 15, Superlriends 6, 13, Three Robonic Slooges 8,10 B Jf)-Go Go Globelrotlers 3,4, 15 , Speed Buggy 8,10 9 01)-Scooby 's Lall AlympiCS 6 ll , Bugs Bunny Road Runne r 8,10 10 JI}-P tnk Panlher 3,4 15 , Batman Tanan 8, 10. · ll DO-Baggy Pa nts 3,4, 15, Krolll Supers how 6, lJ 11 3()-Sp ace Senft nels 3, 15. L1ttle Rascals 4, Secrels ol ISIS 8,10 12 01)-Land of lhe Los I J, 15, Mov1e " Rawhide" A Po1nl ol V1ew 6, Fal Albe rt 8,10. Act ion News lor KidS I] 12 JQ- Thunder 3, 15, Ameman Bands la nd \3 , Soul Train 6, Space Academy 8,10 GO--S pace K ldettes 3, Vtewpo m l 8, M r Maqoo 10 , W restll nQ 15 , I n Se ar ch of the Real Amenca 33 I 31)-Greatesl Sports Legends 3, Mtn1ature Golf 6, a. Fil m FesttvallO, M ovie " Oev l l's A n gels Years 6 M ov1e " The Re surrection of Zachary Wheeler ' 8, Movie " II Started In Naples" Votce Of t he Whale 33 t~Basebal l l , 4 . 15 , Better Way 15 Art A m enca 20 '1395 SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE A LimE PULliN S lX CA VAIIN G Cornp letc Se r v1ce Ph one qq1 2-'178 POOlS Al l o; tl e~ ond Swuu pools 2 yea rs e ~>~pe 11ence tr ee e~ limot es o n y thtng you ne ed f or underground ~ wrm pool ~ New chern1 cat and supply ~ ! ore Albany Oh1o Ph one 014 098 0 5~ 5 ( Alt er 0 pm 014 OB'f 5251 John Jellcr 5 or oaq S i'o ~ B1ll G •ll e tte l We ore NOI al l we t on PRICE S ORtlliNG Wo te• well d r dl 11t g t OIIHHei(IQl an d d o rn e~ I 1C flump ~o l e !. and ser VICe 99:/ 6;{9 ~ or 304 9q5 3602 '' bedrm house with I' 1 bath s, kt t chen and built In appltances, lamily rm wt th f treplace a ll ntcely ca rpeted Full ba sem ent w tth wood burn tng stove '4•88 9' and 12' Vinyl Floor Covering In Lamp in ~ un fu1111 ~ h e d opt 1WO I A ~ G f ull fullll">hed opo 1t lllent ~ 111 M1ddleport Co11 '19'1 /8 1! Mu ~ t hovede p 0~ 1 t 1h'A IU: II L0 1 Good luw tu 11 llo)e ro ~c hool bu ~ Go'> eler fi l l ond wo !er avoilohiP M d cJieiJUI I 49"1 J/il)4 H OU ~t lOU NI H'l' Both tO rn1les from Pornet oy lend nome oddre" ~ !o Bo" 7]9 B c o Doily S en t <~1 1-'l Pome•oy Oh+ o rea ~on oble 11MDt IWO lo t!. 111 Pomeroy Will tr ade l or bulldo1er 0 1 ma l o• home loll 1 JU4 6d8 S601 !- art Goy wv E{ruipnw.nl 19/ d l:)l AI'A Ot t:' ~ t t 1T1otot horne '{"/ lh e .. tro '> l1 ~ r:; r10w j6{)0 1nli t"> l'r (o.. $1 d 000 0 14 941 H J8 o1 J04 liJ 5707 l4ll APA l Hl l old doJYn ((HnpOI u~PI:I rv" p ;n.ICJO qq2 2CI 4~ t>..ts for Sale ,, HOO ~ HOLLOW Hor s e ~ ~lobilr llorn~• for Sale HOU::.l I RAU H 14 1 bO Budd y ') ur J bcd1 0orn Unl urn1shed Go ., heal Vood co ndl t JOtl Pho f,e !61 t 66 7 J!JV A., ku 1g SblJW Buy sell !rode or 11011 1 New and u ~e d Yesterda y's Answer ~ ad dl es Huth l(ce ves Albanr 20 One of the 29 Hose bl4 ) 69!l J~9U tenses fr agment ~t::.IN G )IAH K£nn •·1 Boor dmg Indoor and ou td oo! tun <, 21 Party goer 31 Btndtng Groo111 ng oil bH:o£.>do; (lpon 22 Reduce substance ~ O fl l t0 ! 1 l o cd lliC ~ C h e~ h1 re to a mee~n 33 H1berma Ph one (OI 4) J61 0"191. 23 Numerous 34 V1s1tor AK C SILV~ H pug ) 991 73 bb 25 - bhmey 1 to 27 Basso , FerSta rn i\oction n(jndo 35 Encounter tt ~L>UlAR AUCliON Fr1doy 011d ----------, I MEIGS I II Equipment Co. II I I I POMEROY, 0, PH 992-2176 International 1 Harvester pm at Oh1o f.! n.eJ 1 ) ot urd oy a t I AuUJOII Vle lg!> Plo/0 Mtd dlepoll Oh1o No Dealer ~ cue t1 on th1\ wu'"k I L New Idea Equipment T~~ ~n ~r~d~y F y s~~ pp~~~ (f ~ve nt ence --------- I I I I I JI '' "Finally, I've found a MAN-SIZE tractor" ECO NOMY llaciOJ 1\andles ~<Qq~r t ~ u~h ~ l 10bt Mow plow 1111 ~ulldote 20 anJt h meflll Mor 8 w~rll pn~KI low e1tu et c o~t all qeor dill ! E CONO/tn' lii.II C fOJl SEE THEM TODAY REED'S COUNTRY STORE Re ed s ville , 0 . G Y 8 MGIOGE CU Y J UAS, Stock c•n come in and see what you 're gi.Hing - Good selections - Fully stocked P B, PS 1975 MERCURY MARQUIS .. . .. ...... .. .. . '2995 p B , p S , alr 1975 MERCURY MONTE GO .. ............ ..'2495 MX Stalton Wagon. 9 pass . fu lly equ1p 1974 FORD MUSTANG ••••• .IY~.s - ~?~!!.~~~ '2395 Sid , 28 ,000 mi. wa s 11695 1974 PINTO STATION WAGON •• , •••• Now,.'1495 Auto , radio, light blue Caii742 -22Jl TALK TO Nendell or Herb Grate or Gene Sm1th RUTLAN,., FURNITURE 142-2211 1975 CHEVY MALIBU WAGON " ... NOW' '2595 1974 HORNET 2 OR ••••••• Auto , P S Rullond 51 .'~.a-'·· • ~;~.~-~~'•• '1495 1974 FORD MAVERICK GRABBER . .. ... .. , '2195 Std , P S , P B., fan cy wheels, sharp & sport y 1966 PLYMOUTH 4 DR .. . ............. , ••• ,.'195 Runs good 1970 DODGE 2 DR HT . . .. . ... , .... ... ....... ~495 Auto trans .. P steertng 1971 PONTIAC LEMAN'S .....................'695 2 Or • a uto tran s G DS '2800 12595 f.lOO .... ~~-'~. : ~?.:~. :: .. ... '2495 1 1974 CHEVY 'h TON .~.'~.-.~.~.-. ~.! :.?.:~~ ... 2495 1974 DATSUN PICKUP. ..... ~~~-~:~~~-~?.':'!. '1995 15 IN STOCK S1andard, rad1o. mirrors, red In co lor Largest Selection In The Valley , 1974 CHEVY 1!l TON~~~~':'.~'!::~.~-;~.~!??~~~g'2395 Radio, auto., 302 V·8 s.c: 1971 FORD RANCHERO •••••••••••• , ••• •••••• . u 95 mob ile home with natural gas heaf. c1ty wa ler & sept ic. Ill 000 - Will buy a good 5 bedrm house with large l tvt ng room and krt ch en 2 ba ths, basement. FA nat Yl\ c; heat •n Ch es ter 1973 THUNDERBIRD. ....~?~~~-~: .. 12295 1974 IMPALA CUSTOM.~..9:. : .?!~. 12195 1974 CHEV. NOVA?..~~!.'..~~-t-~.'.?..~ 11995 6 cy l 1974 CHEV. NOVA ..~.~!:~.~?.S~...... 11995 1975 CHEV. BELAIR ... ;..~~. : . ~.'~.... 11895 1974 PINTO WAGON.................. 11595' 4 cyl , 4 spd , blue w tfh wood gra1n tnm ' 1975 VEGA WAGON .......~.~ ~?,-..~~~. 11495 1959 FORD 2 DR .. ~. ~-~ 1.: . ~.t.~~~~~~... '695 1971 DODGE 4 DR ..........~:~ ........ 1595 1964 BUICK SPECIAL 4 DR......... 1295 1967 OLDS CUTlASS . ......2• ~r ..S595 1965 AMERICAN WAGON .............1195 1969 REBIL 2 DR ... ~.~:~:.~~-~~~~~?.....1195 ...... , TRUCKS TRUCKS 1974 CHEVY 3~ TON ..................12695 V 8, a uto , p s , p b , L W B 1970 DODGE ~ TON .......~, : .~.'.~ 9 ... . 1 395 RIEBEL'S USED CARS We Need Listings IMiddloporll W• h•ve buyers tor many lypesol properly CALL JIMMY OE EM , Ano<lllt . 949-2388 SL RL 7 i UY £ T B DS Y 1975 FORD F-100 1974 FORD ., EU J U AS WEEKLY SPECIAL blue ylnyl roof . Buy where you '1695 1975 FORD MAVERICK ............. NOW! '2595 4 Dr , auto , p s, p b , radio, air , ltghl blue wtlh dark & up Attached 12 carl garage Chrysler Atr Temp cen tral VACANT LAND - 10 ac res ol land on Rl ll 4 lane, about one mi le north ol7 ll bypass As<lng $12.800 110,900 - l acre level land with a 64• 12. 3 bedroom tWO !:U UHUUM CaiJ 441 2:i'til:l -\\111181\AXR I. 0 S (, F E I. I, 0 W RS I K CN 302 V 8 , P S, P B , L W B Sharp sq yd hea ting and cooli ng Ve r y tow elec btlls Al l thiS and Syra cu se LO! l or troll£!! ~po(e or1 11 \/ Cr i i OI I f./4JJ'}"j/j 0! lO kN ~ H Ont' lt'll..r stmpl) -.t 111rls fnr 111olhcr I n tillS samp le A 15 u,efl fnr lht lhrN• I ~ \ f,.r ll11 t"u 0 ., d(' Srn glt• )etter s .qwslrophe s, the l(' ng ltl .1nd fl •rm.t11 u n of the \Innis arc all tn nts E.u h cL1y l ite l'od c l l'll t·• ~ .11 l' tllffcrent GDS 1975 CHEVY LUV PICKUP.. ... ...... ...... Standard. sharp • _ appro< one acre land Have a loo< Only 547,900 111 ,100 will buy a good 2 bedrm. house and garage. stor ag e building and garden space an St Rt . 124 tn obllo' Ia l1 \ • 111 our u p or!rr 1~ r tl l o1 l e ~~ than S'>U o munt h f or lll Urf' lld Orl lt0 11011 {O ri! OC! Vd lug~> Mo1 1or A pur 1111Pnh 441 1/fJ I ERST JGY SAVE A LOT IF YOU NEED A SOFA THAT MAKES A BED FOR YOU an e•cellen l 3 Our new yo u rnoy bP I'RYI'Ttlltl OTES 1973 FORD GALAXIE 500 .. .. .... ...... ......'1495 In Southern Local with a sma l l barn and dug well About 12 acres ttllabl e Some woods and mtnerals Ask tn g S21 ,500 is 4 Dr .. au to. P .S 6 cyl. & H O W~RV 698 7331 7 J O- Lowell Tho ma s Rem embers Jl All Slar Anylh1ng Goes 10 Kmg Ko ng 13 Once Upon a Class ic 10 8 DO-BIOniC Woman ],4, 15, Love Boa t 6, tJ, Bob Newhart 8, 10, Onedln Lone 20, Old Fr iends New I UIILi:N) 1P n t e 1 ~ o~~·srontu D .\ILY l'ltvi'Tillll iOTE - Here's h"" to "ork it · 1974 MERCURY COMET Rubber Back Carpet As Low As AN D MARliN c a vo 11ng ~ep t 1c o; y ~ h~ms d oJer bockh of' du mp truclr. l•mcstone g 1ov ul b loclr.1 op po v1ng Rt 143 P hon ~ I (61d ) , I JJ :,H>JIOH CHICAGO 1UPI 1 - The Ch1cago Cubs obtam ed rtghthanded pitcher Lynn McGlot hen fr om the San Franc1sco Gwnts Thut sday m exchange for out£1elde1tturd baseman Hector Cruz and a player to be na med later m ltcu uf c.:ash McGlothen 28, ha s had problems wtth Ius alii\ but doctor~ stud 1t 1s all nght now, a Cubs spokesman said I;J--t- t--+ -+-l.-+-+--l-- f-+--l 13, French Chef Jl 2 00 - Baseball Warm up 3.4 ,1 5, Great Teams Greal News ] ], Bugs Bunny 10, Wild Kmgdom 13, Eleclrlc Company 20 4 speed, blu e Ho1ne f!o1k n\)r th ol Pome! OyLorq1 loh loll 941 7d74 ~ ou t<"' I'or !:iale, He n! or l rade by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 2 Bard's I root Wiper n vc1 4 Pat 3 Moun tmn 7 race shape lake 9 Steno's need 4 Break m t3 Went apace rank 14 Sp1nt 5 Appetttc 15 SioJitan rouse r City 6 Dtsclose 16 Western. e g 8 llpprenttce 17 Pro 10 Cracker 19 No landII Her lubber he name means 20 Gambol ltght" 23 Math term t2 Relt gwus 24 ra ce w1th pertod stone IS Tread the 25 Italtan boards City 26 Always 27 Concealed 28 Contm ued story abbr 29Skm aperture 30 Beetle 32 Paper qua nt1ty 36 Nulltfy 37 " Rule Bntam1a" composer 38 Roc k-bormg tool 39 Row 40 Old note 41 l <~ te Mr Cole DOWN I Speck SATURDAY. JUNE 17, 1978 l urn1.hPd and un opt•, Ph one 94/ M0 11 1L~ lOU f'J I R'l' ~ JO p m - Pau l Gaud1no 7 00-1978 College Bowl Tournament 3, Lawrence Welk 4 15 . Hee Hl\w 6,8, Black Perspecttve on the WAGON BY PONTIAC Carnal Know ledge ( r ) Blood on lh e Sun" 6 I 00-M tdnlght Spec 1a l 3.4 15, Movte Answer 15, Zoom 20 . Studi O See Jl 6 Jf)-NBC News 3 4,15 CBS News 10, You Bet Your Life 20. Que Pasa, USA' 33 1975 WILl do 1oofmg co ns1ru<t1on p lurnbt ng and heatm g No 10b too Iorge 0 1 too small Phone 7 47 2348 hosptlal and schoo l al Laurel Cliff Asktng $42 ,500 IS 12 00 - Barella IJ , Movie n ~ 4J4 l'niU f..T\fl Cable Channel s Amer ica 20 , Once Upon a Cl as src 33 L awrence Welk 8, God has the Vac ant land on black lop road Beaultlul A BEAUTY AT FlY E POINTS - Here 7 and 9 p m - Wahama Band tn M extco Zoom 33 5 30 - Porter Wagoner 10, G111 1gan s Island 15, Art All carpel tnslalled w1lh paddtng at no ch1r~~e . Expert installation , ~ P H. O Y localion Will go qu ick lor sJS,OOO "You Cant Wtn ·em All ' 8, Mov1e " Web of Janak r 33 the Coun tr y 10 LX CA VATING do zer bodo. hoo a nd d1tcher C hm l e ~ R Ho1 B oc. ~ Hoe ~e r v l a h el d Hu t land Ohto Phone 74:l 2008 5 ho pe~ 4 9 and I I p m - 3 oo-u.s Open6,1l, Book Beat 33 3 ]f)-People and Pl aces 33 4 oo-Thai Nashville MusiC 10, Body Shop J3, 4 JQSpo rls Spectacular 8, Nashville on the Road 10 Catch 33 33 5 DO-Sia r Trek 3, Marcus We lby M D 4 , Pop Goes . l uH11Sh• (i'11 jj(J 4 Jf)-Johnny Carson 3,4, 15 , U S Open 6 ll , Mo vie Race r s J AND 4 ~M MOVIe t.nannet 4 Vtol en ce" 10 b J or llrnl 5 and 7 P m - Another Man Another Change lpg l 6 00-News 3,4,10 PUt>OLt CENTRAL REALTY CO. II 2 Call Aller s -oo or Anytime Saturday 992 -7119 or 992 -5041 4 27 -llc MACHIN!: Rep o1r !o ~er v1ce all rno lo.c~ qq2 7'1B 4 ! he I ob r 1c Shop Porn <H o y Au1ho r u od ~1nge ' Sai C'!. and ~I.:HIJICU We !> hor pen ~ C J \!>0 1 ~ .story older home, J ~room , family room w1lh fireplace , ltving room, dining room , carptted News 3, 3 J~MO\/ Te ' Ro sie" 3, 5 Jo--Bonanza 3 News 33 dr sedan, both h ave new ca r warranty 1974 B u1ck 2 dr . 1975 Ch evrolet M onte Carla , 1975 Chev r olet Malt bu Stah on Wagon , 1975 Dodg e 1976 Da tsun 2 dr sed an , 1976 Da t sun 28 OZ aut trans , 1974 ~ l W IN G (J l 11)-Movte " Blood Rose' ll 2 51)-News IJ 3 OD- & 8~AOFORO 3 bedroom house ] b ot h ~ all clec 1 acre M1dd!cpo11 clo~e to Hvt lond Phone 992 7481 33 10 31)-Monly Pythons Flying Ctr cus 20 II 01)- News J 4,6,8 10,13, 15 D1ck Cavett 20, ABC 10 . George Cru mb HOM~S tT ES J bedrooms, 10 ACRE S MONDAY EVENING , JUNE 19al6 O' CLOCK PM. !AUTOMOBILE AUCTION) AT THE ATHENS COUNTY I=AIRGROUNDS, ATHENS, OHIO The Hocking Valley Bank, 7 W, Stimson Ave , Athens, Galaxte SOO , 1971 Ford Galax1e 2 dr hardtop Mer cu ry Mon tego MX , wh tfe w bla ck vtn yl top DAVE'S BACKHOE IJu.-ineo• !:ienice!L N~W have been wafftng for Appro x 23 acres of the mos t destrable bu 1ldt ng sites tn M etgs County Sec l uded and c lo se lo Pome r oy . on a g oo d townsh tp road Water and elec tn c available Asking TWO ACRES A beaulllul PUBLIC AUCTION Dalsun 26 OZ a ul lrans , 1973 Datsun 24 OZ 4 spd trans , 1973 Datsun 24 OZ 4 spd trans , 1973 Datsun 2 dr se da n, bl ue , 1975 Ford Currter PU . red 1972 Ford Let us capture and preserve those precious moments forewer - Photography Heal !;;,.late lor sale fo1 sole 1 oCfe a nd up Mtddleport neo1 Ru tla nd Cal1 997 74 81 Sl5,000 00 NEW LISTING - what you CLELAND ASSOCIATES 992 -2259 992-6191 Siding I oo-Mov1e " Texas A<;,ross the Rtver" 3, Ma Yle " Tell T h em Wtl l te Boy tS Here" 4, Wolfm an Jack 6 I 1()-- lronst de 13 AUtTIONEER - BILL JANES, PHONE S57 3411 Remember Sale Will Start AI 6 O' Clock P.M Monday . cou ntr y large garden, 3 bedroom remodeled hom e. N1 ce coun try k ttch en wtfh sn a ck bar Dtnmg room , large ultltty · workshop Barn and other butldmg s New alum in um std mg On ly $15 ,000 00 COOKS DELIGHT - and MASH BROTHERS Alum. &Vin~ 10 00-Qu mcy 3, 4, 15, Husbands, Wtves and Lovers 8, Grease Day US A 10 . News 70 . Austt n C1fy Ltm•ts 9 O{}--c.Rock tord F 1l es 3 4,15 Mov ie " Terr or tn th e Wa)( Mu seum" 6,13 Incre dible Hulk a. 10 Soundstage 10 Ponttac Tem pest, blue, 1971 Pontia c 4 dr OF I0 N 40 ACRES - S65,000 00 WE HAVE MANY CALLS EACH DAY FOR NICE FARMS AND HOMES CALL US TODAY TO FINO OUT HOW TO LIST YOUR PROPERTY . Cheryl Lemley , associate Home Pl\one 742-2003 Repair ~ MODERN SUPPLY AMERICAN A SS0 C I AT RELAX THIS SUMMER on 1nt er com sys tem centra l and air hea tt ng cond tt ton rng Sun deck . :t car ga r age an d much more 11 Located tn Rtgg s Cr est Manor Well worth or ' Brakes Muffler Tires Shocks Battery, Installation Service Ph . 992-2848 Pomeroy, 0 . 3-15-llc 5 l~ News 6, E le clrlc Company 20,33, Mary Tyle r Moore 10, Hogan' s Heroes IS 6 oo-News 3.4.8,1 0.13,15 , Zoom 20, M~km g Th1ngs Grow 33 6 ]()-NBC News 3,4, 15, ABC News IJ; Andy Griff ith 6, CBS News 8, 10; Over Easy 20 , Antiques 33 7 oo-Cross-WIIs 3,4, Newlywed Game 6, 13, Muppel Show 8; News 10; Gilligan's Is land lS, Alm ana c 20, Insight 33 Plymouth Fury Ill 1972 Plymouth Val Dusler . 1969 home stfe About 5 m inutes I rom 5 Po tn t Prtce SIJ.BOO 6 ACRES - Ntce 11 1 story home mostl y carpeted wtfh 3 or 4 bedrms , It Yin~ r m . fam ily rm , wtlh f i replace , basement. fuel oil furnace. garage an d outbu!ld m gs So m e fencmg , pl en ty of road frontage and garden spa ce Ctty wa ter and drilled well Lac close to bedroom s, J lull bolhs '""'"' Downspouts mobil e home rn Arbaugh Add 1!1on tn Tuppers Pla tns H()me IS '1 4 ' :It 52' and IS stluated on Corner Lot Only 55 000 00 down wi lt buyo tht s n1ce home Sell! n g pr ice $21 ,000 00 lhts spaCtous 1:t room Sp i ll Level Col onta l wtth 5 New Pomeroy, Oh1o WORK BY REALTORS M E M B E R S 0 F LOOKING FOR YOUR FIRST HOME ? Darlmg 3 bedroom home •n Syracuse Prt c: ed 1ust rt ghl 1 1 Call now tor pnvate showmg 992-2174 Gutters and Pomeroy 992 6282 or 992-6263 8A M to4 30P,M acres $18,500 SALES ARE NOT EASILY MADE THEY COME ABOUT WITH CONSTANT RANCH - Saturdays at noon p~ 300Matn 51 lovely ktt ch en , 2 years old , exce ll e nt co nd 1t10n a ll electrrc Garage . I acre Closed Thursdays and SMITH NELSON MOrORS, INC. ROOFING And he w tll help f1n ance th ts ol der home tn Pom er oy $6 725 00 Ph 992 6333 ...... 20, Shepherd's Pi e 33 9 31)- Mak em an d Clancy JJ ll 01)- News 3,4,6,8,10,13 15, Soundstage 33 ll I ~ ABC News b ll Jf)-Saturday N1g ht 3 4, 15' Mov 1e "Th1e l ol Bagh dad' 6 Second Ctly TV 8, Movte " The Th ird Day" 10 M ov te ' ' The Castl e ot Ter r or" 13 12 00--Don Kir shne r s Rock Conce rt 8, Janakl 33 8 JO-Ch 1co and the Man 3,4 , 15, Operatton Petticoat 15 MOORE'S PWMBING & HEATING INC. OWNER SAYS SELL -- Off1ce Hours 9a m . 4 p m . c.•. CARTER snooo oo GeorgeS Hobstetter Jr Broker 1011 1 Sycamore St Pomeroy , Oh1o te thl H. L WRITESEL 3 SUE P MURPHY l owns h•p L,__A_s,_so _:_;c_:•a_le.:_R:.::e:.::•.::ll:.::o:_rs:___ 1 ACfli::S wllh 1974 Srhullt mob de hom e Addrtronoltfa der space 111 !u p per ~ Plams oreo 61 4 l:lo7 :n os 9917091 POMEROY LANDMARK - ~IV~ 1q04 OOOG ~ 1 HUCK 2 t on 14 It tl ot bed Good con d1!10n Loll & BLEND For !:iale 991 7M3 W dh res tdence , balh 1 c tf y water , natura l gas heat tn good locaft on on Sta te Rt. Need m .ooo NEW LISTING ..., .. tor ABC Pr esent s Tomorrow ' s Star s 6,13, Movte " For Better, l or Worse" 8, 10, Gr eat Performances 20 6,1 3, Wall Slreet Week 20,33 For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At EXPERIENCED Radiator~ Service'rOM the .,...., Trvdl or !hill~ 4-30-llc fi00M 5 2 a c r e~ Shown br' oppt on ly 9Ci'Z 75 13 fWO Nt W delu • e elen r1C r ange ~ l gol d Gene1ol ~ l enrl( and I wh1tt• I oppon S:t75 each Cart be seen or K1ngsbury Home )o l e ~ 111 0 ~ M 0111 )t Pome!Oy qrn 7034 HA Y roke Sl 45 Pull d"c SJS A nt1que ~ t on e hreploce man tle S35 992 7805 ac re On ly $1 7.500 OVER 9 ACRES - 0 1good l l: V ~N 1q71 HONDA 750 cc !> l ock b ee l lent cond !l mn l o w mdeoge l A ~t m1le off Rt. 7 by pass on St. Rl 124 toward Rutland. 0 ~. Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992 -5682 J l SO AC R~ ~ 111 Che ster or1 Old )tote Route JJ wh1 ch would be 1deol lo 1 !> ubd1v1d+ng r-----:~---.-lli, Of OlhelwiSC (OnlnlefC IOII1111Q l or hom e developm ent Colt QQ 2 709 2 Phone992 2181 10 ~ OOT l RU CK ca mper ff eol good co nd 1lior1 Make me o good oll e r Col1992 s:n1 Ac•eag e 4 2 mob de home ~ Collt1 4J 1011 ~~ v ~ f.IOOM 5 on d both ba sement In Pomeroy Po1t•olly 1emod el IN "' YARD SALE INlOM~ L et us test your water Free V AfiJ!. G~ ~Al t oil doy l ueHloy June :10 ~ e~+dPrlt e h' ose H II HOUSE:. ANO ~to r e build1ng rn tleedsv tll e 985 3519 ed Call Now For 1'0RCH SAL ~ on 5th )treet Ro (lnto Wando Powell > res +d en'e to ts o f clo thii'Q all n qood cond1 t1on S torr ~ lhur ~ day June I ) Th ar1d w1tl lo~ t ] wof>k \ or un t• l every th1ng ~ '>O ld Q 00 unrd dark each do~ · 1-'honf' 949 103J I A Mil Y V AR D S AL~ Mon da y PV(>IIII(j JunP 19 /;) p rn Ill? ONE:. Ao e wooded lots for sole Rock Sprrng s Oh1o Cr· ty wa ter near schools Co li at ter S pm 304 773 '1270 ( HALM ~ R ~ IU C.JIII::R W , Arab more and gl.:' ld111 9 J reo's old lee b ~ e y H1ll l lo t w oo d ~ Rood Pome•oy OhiO qq; 3 1:1~~ If- YOU ho,e o !.er viCC to o lf e1 won t to buy or sell ~o mc t h•ng oe loolung lor war k Of whol eve• ( Ou 11 get re\u lr s lo!iler wi!h o Sen t1nel Won t Ad Coli qq-; 115b wom e n~ d·~tl dren o; <lo th r'q od d~ and en d ~ R o~e H1ll tu~· beyond r tty l1mt1 '> on Ul JJ folo rn ronc el, Bl:AUTI~Ul 51 300 Coll 9n 15J9 tw• ~.- e lard Sale Mf' n ~ SIORY frame house b •ooms and bo th cellar ou t budd11195 4 acres land ot edge ol Rutland Com pl ele lto der hook up abo 2 bonks opp•o •s ed prope fly ot $15 500 Phone 991 7(fl4 IWO JOHN OI::E:. IU 1010 dozer com p le tel y re built $4500 Dt esel engme w11h wmch Coli Charles R Hall eld 747 7008 ofte1 o pm EXPERT HUNTER OlO FURNtlUR E:. tee b o n~ ~ bra'" bed s lfOil bed~ d t-> ~ lo; , PI C co mpletu hou.,Phold~ IN1 If> M D M•l ler Rt 4 Puml•r oy or call 497 6370 Monrlo y th ru W(,<d q to J 592 3051 9q')b:l16 WANHO TO buy Ol der coun Try hou !>e and ocr eoge !:lome wood!> Nor th end of Me• Q!. County Away lf orn paved rood ~ e ply to Bo• 714 M c o 1he Dody Sent• nel Pomeroy Ohm ll VA ~HA 30 yr ltnanc1 ng also rehnonc1ng Ireland Mm tgoge 77 ~ ~to t e Athens phone (614 ) 399 W Ma in St 992 2164 Pomeroy . 0 AI 1915 ld J bedrooms, bath. forced a 1r furna ce. central a1r, ru ral water , pafto, and 80 of a n ROGER HYSELl GARAGE 9 OG-Mov 1e '' Sex an d the Ma rrted Woman " 3,4, 15, 8 01)-CPO Shar.key 3,4 15, Tabitha 6, 13, Wonder Woman 8 10 Wa sht ngt on Week 1n Revmw 20 33 FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1978 5 00 - Here Come the ~rides 3, ~Ja r 1 rek 4, Gun smoke 8, Mr Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33, Hogan 's ST IDUI S1UP I1 "Ille St LouiS Cardmul s Thur sday sent o uthclder Jun Dwyer tn the Scm F'ranc1sco Gwnts to 1 nrnplt!te the F'r an k R1cell1 1r ot de of l <:~st wmter I"''' week the Cardina ls sent RJceih , " l efl~1 anded p 1t<.: h~r. frnm th eir Sprtn ~f lel d Ill , dub 1n the !\ rne rl l <J n 1\ ~s nc t<ttw n to Charleston, W Va , 1n the lnternatwnal Leagut! Ln ext hange £or nutf1elder Hob Trap 33 Co untry 15 Heroes 10, Emergency One! 13 , P etttco at Juncf ton Wan t 1us! $8,000 BUSINESS BUILDING Heal Estate tor Sale 197 1 OA llUN 1 !on p1ckup 4 ~pee d new d ut<h mulller broke!> and po1n1 "J!J m p g NEW LISTING Holl y Park 70 ' Thai Tune 6, 13, Prtee" R1ghl 8, Mac Neil Lehrer Report 10 JJ Famtly Feud 10, Pop Goes the TELEVISION VIEWING Business Services EAFORrD butl dmg land tn town w tth sewer and wa ter ayallabl e. Modem Supp~ \7_,., ·?ack W Carsey , Mgr Will CAIH: l or !he eldetl -, m our home Ph on e 9'12 731 4 fi MBI:: R POM~ROY ~ are\ t Pr o duc ts lop pr1ce l o• !> lond1ng sow t1111ber Coli 9CH :,qos o1 Ken t Ha nby 1 44b 8570 J ~ AM ~I Y YA Rll ~ Al l- June Jq ?U IHISH ~e11er d yeo' s old Coli 985 3988 Pomeroy landmark WOOO Poles rna:o; OUAU f-ltD BA!lYSII 1~ H ( Hil-l bob)' ~J t 111 your horne diame ter 10 on lorges' end SB relcrcntc5 Caii94G )041 per ton ~u n d l ed >l ob So pe• ton Del•vercd to Oh •o Pallet I:IABYSilli NG 1n or out of tn y lo Rt 1 Pomc•oy qrn 7~89 home Col i 74'1 795B COIN':! CU RIH:NCY lolo. em old Will DO bobvs1 rt 111g and fypmg 111 pockr>t wo llhP\ and ch o111 ~ m y hor1H? Coli on yt1me '>l lvt> r and gold We 11 eed 1964 ~ Q') bJ50 and older ~.lver co • n~ Buy ~ell o• trade Coli Roger Wor mle y 747 733 1 We d l h1u So l ') hou">C'• down !r om B IS A I:S(>Quly ~ho p Rocme Oh+o ff~Gf)HIUO rad1o, twm saddle tanks . Good h res W A IT R ~SS SOMi:.ONE:. 10 stay w1th 3 boy!> 14 15 8 10 year s old Or )0 meone that needs o home thor would wel ch rhem 985 4121 Bl ACK AND whrte female co t w1 th 1 k1 ttens 11 male 1 femal e) Very cu le l o good h0111e 24l:l078 31 ,000 miles, P.S , P B , Wagon Ph one843 2061 t:ard of Thanks L.W.B Chewrolet truck wrth 12 ft. gram bed , 454 engme , 1971 CADillAC HDOHADO ~ ull powe r 0 11 ex cellen t cond1 tJ0!1 Phone G92 7402 215(1 1hl U f' I td<11 ~ p i\1 (l;tl 1.1!. f111 1 t..!UIJitl 19 7< C30, l ion hom~ Fr1en ds 33 8 30- Baby , I'm Back 8, 10, In Performance at Wolf 7 JIJ-Por ter Wagoner 3 Gong Show 4, SlOO,OOO Nam e . Heal Estate for ~Je WOULU YOU l1ke o bu smess of • your own ? You don t nocd o 1 ~ ollo<c lo ''o'' Beg •" ot lull or poll hme Ideal lor hu s 1cmpwoocl and Nolhuo £ron band and wrf e learn s Ca ll 01 ~ Heat Co 8 Pu tnam D' (oil Mill IJI ~benezer S1 Pomeroy IRGIL 8 , SR . ~~~ St ) Ath~ tl) Ol<l ~9'1 6U7 Q or ~ol u rdoy between J pm and 1:1 9t2· 3325 ":;", AIIOI.I b 14oQb 11f:l 7 p111lor de!od$ 216 E. Second Street BUR~ OU G H l ~ LNll MAliC ac Pomeroy, OtuO coun"ng ITlOCh Jne Ph one 991 7150 l if e Ua fy ~en t 111e l GheAway COUNTRY PRIVACY - 25 Ill lo ~on t Str'eet P o tm: r o ~ acres o f land and woods O h+o I OUH llHCU pupptes 10 grve Wit h elec tr tc on good O"- OY I mole and 3 females gra vel road A r eal good 1-'honf! 74? :l94Q buy al m 500 oo B ~ ~~ ~ I L I:: li i O N o l the best wood ~ t o -.e~ 111 ~uu th eCJ~If' r Jl Oh•o Jotut M or~o He l 1uoho ~ I O IJ o n w agon ~<. 1 lh ltt t:t lrt m ltjttl.ml dt.b dt'tttM t lr h · Jtcllullal l ht' f'ulll~h t t v. rllrrut lJt> IJu•inc•s Opportunitit"!! For Sale 1- The Datly Sentmel, Mtddleport-Pumeroy, 0, Fnday, Jun e 16, 1978 See Roger Riebel 667 -3463 1 tn1le north Tuppers Plains, Oh10 NDUA E HS N U D ERS E RS JRCI - JR C IB DSY AG H SD M UN AS Y - AGD C G AUYESMMUDC Yesterday'sC ryptoquote : DO NOT JUDG E UNLESS YOU AHE WILliNG TO BE JUDGED BY THE SAME YARDSTICK ALFRED ARMAND MONTAPif[o not pay • ....... , ...... , ""' , 1978 Kmx re.. tVlllage pollee Purpose of the meellng LS to d1scuss pussibihll es uf bu1l dmg a new legwn home 111tinue patrol All trustt..'l'S clncl Interested members are urged to ,tu cnd • • • • • • • • • • • u n t i l the next OCII Ill July ' thts year to I Widger from ME:F.T TUFliOAV GAlliP Oli S - lia lllpolt s C1t y 1ter demed the ClJfnrm~stun "til meet m spcc1al sessiOn on the deciSIOns Tucsd1.1~ , be~ nlllm g at 8 p m m the 1978 Royale for finan<'Jal lllUni C1pal l'O UI11 001ll tn thC City bUlJdmg NOW IS TO r------.;;..;;;...11 Delta 88 garage on nmtunu "'· w11s rurttp1 ely dc!'itro}'cd by fire Saturday afternoon. Tht• butldmg " as o"'ned by Noel Hermann, and \\ 3S used f or storage. Tht· strudur c <ontamed several odds and ends and one old automobile. The Harold Smith hom e nea rb y was save d by Midd leport and Pomeroy firemen Firemen "ere oo tht• S('Cn c three ho urs CaUM' or the blaze wa s un- approxima tely determined _ _G;;eor-..~;;;es;.De;;;;;m::;O;...~the counctl ~ r msurance .. by the vtlla ge 1973 Chev. Impala 4 Dtnds currently 1969 Pont. Bonneville 4~~. counctl IS iblllly ol 1973 Cad. Deville Cpe •. ; k prot ecthm ·riff's ~Jffice 1973 Buick LeSabre 4 r1 move would "' amowots of 1976 P~. Volare 4 Sma ln tenance Dr. r not asked to Rovale Cpe. ' Atkins was mp to ftll a 1975 Olds Cut. Sup. Cpfetirement of 1975 01ds 1974 Cad. Deville 4 Dr. council took lt to remove 1971 Chev. Malibu Cpe.~nd Atkins a 1r before the , 1975 Ch ev. CapriCe Wag,Jnst h1m mbers , Atkins 1974 Chev. Caprice wwe meeti•g• removal vf a 1968 Olds 88 4 Dr. Se( Friday, the IUrance on the Drive HomE. See one of the se courleou•~n f or the Marvtn Keebaugh or Georg011 Plrk. Neekamp 10 Karr & Vcadump truck ' l 1W II lrke Our Quality GMC fma ncinv 9q1 Sl<t! Open Evfnln~5 unf1\ IIJY AL CITIZENS - Freda L1evmg, lert, a nd Beulah Utterback, twtn SISters, who restde on Pomeroy's East Main Street are ded1cated women, They have, Cor sometime, assisted the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce m 1ts cleanup campatgn. You can see them every morrung picking up debris tn front of their home nn up East Mam to the Pomeroy Cement Block Co operatiOn . They also assisted Mr , and Mrs Paul Stmon m planting fl owers at the corner of Nye Ave . and East Mam. Sa turday, the chamber extended iLs thanks to the ladies for thetr interest and assistance �• .. .. • 1 .. ·- •• .. 10- The Datlv Sentmel, Mlddleoort-Pomeroy, 0, Frtday , J une 16, 1978 ~HAfJ'G1:~ v:":~~e~" &lo• ,, 0 J I h<:~r 1-!t' ( <1!>11 ,., 100 I ti t \ I 150 100 ld 1 \ ~ t~ ;!lj JUO IJd ' ' " I ia I ,it lr \\Ut\1 11\tl lht II HIHUIWll IJ r ~ ~ 1 l't ll!-. •,wr rl" wr11 d ~~ !>t r 1!.n 1\d ~ IU I IJIU I ~ u l h t•t \liii lllU i h t t U[l\t don ~ ~o~ r\ 1 0.,1 (Onl e r ol 7 omi ~ o re s ! Hun YAim SAl t f- r1d oy and ~o t u rdoy 10 d 711 ~ :J 1 d~ 1 M1ddlcpo1t Oh10 Bed o;pread~ shee ts cur loms glo s!> wo1e (: IO th1ng toys e- tc N1( e 1lems Ph one 997 7494 N t>l( t to Spee-d Queen l aundr y M o t lJ, t h.u gt.'<l .r\ tht 1 llo1 I ;ti L' Auto Sa].,.. lttiiWII lUII l <ltd uf lh,w k ~ <tml Ollrt u,u 1 II ' t nb j)et " tHII lUlU 1/ll Ul ll ( a~ l t Ill ,id\ ,\t ill S:l 00 JQ?J MONTl: LA ~L O l ondou P ~ PH A C b ccelle 111 tl 43 1on 1\l ul;rlt lltmrt :.orll.!.';lllkl \,Li d ~<lit::. <~ n , 1-(ood 15 ~" '' llhll t llt lllt•r .!d 1\" , Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash attt ptul ul\l\ v. rl h t .r.'lh ~o~rth ur1k r !.altllltll<lr!<t f,r ,1\bt.U t l illg Bu~ ~Ulni.M. 1 In l ilt t' uf ll rt Sur Into\ AM 8 11oc.._ srere o <o ndJI! Qn S1700 1908 VW BU G $400 992 5858 1G75 GRAND 10fltN O ~qu• 1 e f. ord P S fJ H A C ltlt w heel ( r u 1 ~0 ("OI1trol al l ne w 1•r es Powe1 w 1 n d o w ~ S3:l 00 Cal l oiler b pm 74:l :i'OOB FOR SALE 1lit l 'u b iL~ I rt• r 11~~~\t~ tilt rr ~ l r t r r ~pun, r lll t fu r 1111.111 t il'\ lil'l'l li VII f'hvm· ~~! tlrau um• rrrtut NOTICE 1973 1JU ICK LU XU) b. cellen t can d11ron P S fiB A C New IH es $ I 050 992 71J70 WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES 1q7 4 PINl O ~od1o l IHes new shoc ks d8 000 mr Ie., Sl 500 Call 991 718S Mumhn :\n.. uun S.. tuJJI,n 992 0/tl I IQ7J CADi l lAC ~ I D O ~ A O O b re ltenl (On dit ron Call and l et 1ol~ Coil 992 5311 lul'!>l.ial !lit 1974 PL YM O UTH GOLD Ous ter PS AL nev-. hiC'S 0 ryl1 11der t~ ( cllenl co nd! llon <ill •11 ~ JQ)Q CHtV RO L(:l 7 door ~peed SUJ Jd ,l\ 991 7JJ1 +J l \1 <l fii'IIIII<JII ~ lldd l $800 or 317 4 best oll e1 t97J PLYMO U1 H CUlJA Sl(}(.I(J 197J Ask 1119 Cop11 ce C h e ~ role t Jqf) PL YMOUT H FUflY I 300 en gllle a ut o f> 5 P B A C 4 door sedo 1 ~ He lle n ! to nd1 11on 9f::IS 3900 I WOULD hl<. e 10 thank ev ery one who sent me cord• !lower!. and lor al l rhe11 pr oyer!> and lo.mdne !>~ ~ h own Ill£> whde I wo!. 111 the h o~p ,t ol May God I:S ie!> !. You all Wan do Ste wart 1970 YHl OW 1H7 AM FM lope A C b cetlen t gm rn1 fe<tge Be st o ff er ov er $4 000 014 07) 134) 01014 075 ]~ 5 J Notires 147!l G ~ C 4 wheel dr1ve l ake ov e1 pa ymen Ts ond older cor ~ ~ WA~D 991 5301 OI ~~ C ll Y leod1ng to rccov e1 y ol boar mol or ton i-. and bo 11 ery Con tact She11 ff s depar tm en t 1\-ante.l to R e nt WANaO 10 r~ n t h o u ~ e or tro1 le1 by l u:cd 1nco rne co uple QQ[ 3417 lf..lp Wanted No e .. per 1ence neceHoty Apply m pe rso11 or Blue l orton Mddleporl S!:CRE:. TAR Y FOR ~nglfl e er 1ng Dept I yp1ng or,d l iiJ nq s!., dls wiTh bas1c backgr ound 111 moth reqwred May apply otlmpe-r 101 f:lec tr1c Co 011 Monday and luPo; Ju ne 19 l;l. i O between the hour~ ol Hom and II am llO M F DH IVI::R't' f! HISON mu~t hove own cor Pan wne 9cn 5560 Wanted to Buy NQ 1l i.:.M 100 large or IOO t. t-no\1 Wdl buy 1 p1ece o• to mpll're ~1ou~ehold N ew used or onl1 quos M oll m ~ f urn •lufe 70 N 7nd 5t Mtddleport Phone 9Q '] 0370 :ienice• Offered WA 1 ~ ~ Wl::ll drrl lmg W•lhom 1 Gror11 742 287 9 APPLIANCE SERVICE We have enlarged ser'W'tce d~partm en t wtll serv•ce H olpomt other brand s our and and Pomeroy undmar\ ~- Jack W Carsey , Mg r ~ Pl\one 992ll8 l Wheel Alignment Ll ~ SPECI AL Any US . made car- part s extra •f needed Excludes front wheel dr ive cars . 'r'A io/ D ~AU: New ond u'>ed rne r rhondcse J lom•ly ':l to1 I Wed Mo• ntng , mde out Rt l small f ound baler Sl &OO Pu rc ha..ed new l 972 h cell ent co nd 1l +on R e e-d~v t ll e 61d 371:1 6311 MA lSH HR GU~ ON Hoy ro ndt 11 0r1 er SSOO Ver y goo d cond• t•on tleed sv ille 6 14 J78 OJ II 197/i lU ZUKI NM l:/5 94 9 241 0 EED A WATER SOFTENER? Let Pomeroy Landmark soften & condtt1on your water wtfh (o.op water softener. Mode l UC SVI. Now Only •289.95 YA~ U ~ A lt: Do..-·~ ~ ~~~~ t11ne eve r f- r1 lot & Sun lead 11q l•eek Rood J rnrle~ out fr om fJ t 7 Cone cllf"d •I rc111Pmg q to ij Thurs . & Frt , June IS & 16 , 9·S Paul Ba er re s , Rt 7 pa st Htghway Garage on nght. Wat ch for s1gns. Antiqu es , croc ks, tar s and some old bottle s Men ' s sh1 rts si ze M ed 15111 e x c e llent c ond Genuine sliver & turquoise Indian Jewelry Den1m 1eans , small boy s' clothes, m1 sc PHOPUllY bed• oo m house - ~ Appointment Porn eroy landmark ~OJ~ck W Carsey , Mg r ~ Phone 992 -2181 F rn Gt llr't.ll f TV l1 ( 1tH \ ,I/ HI Hnlpotnt 1\pplt.l '),,It· Pr tf Cf'', 1 ·, J,lf k W CM·.t·y Mqr Ptw rw 1./Q) } 1ti 1 1978 VZ 125 Yornoh o Coil 99'.1 SU I J bcellen t condJI1on • Utl ~ I ll bed and m o llr e~ !. $50 l'lb8Che vrol cl $ 175 843 1M~ l::t t(I HIC u1<u bo t01 u'>ed lo•ge bull e t Holl oway bed l+ l<. e ne w ll'n 3079 ~ t AR~ IQ7J 'r' AMAtiA 1~0 MX 31:1 mn1 rocmq co•buro to' G ood rv1~ r , 1119 con d1t1or1 99 '.1 7409 Abo outomol!c wa~her 1Cl73 OA lJU N PICK UP qq7 3003 C. ~ eleCI11c 94'1 J:lSS ronge Sl5 Check our low , low pnc es on FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, 1 POTACH, FERJ.O-PELS 8 S MO Bil I: HOMI::C, PI Plt"o '>Oil t W Vo h r> ~t df! HE-r k ~ i<,I/J el oorln uft' 14 ' b 4 '} lf., Jr oon"'l 1<1/J0urln ii1 4,W i becl•oom 1971 Vu to r 10n 14 • 6/ J bedr oom ')both 1:1 Pomeroy landmark IV'~ ~ck W. Carsey, Mgr - ~ 1 Phon e992 2181 l<fOfl DOOGl: ION truc k w1 th I Q73 d40 cu 111 mo tor au to l runo.. 197ito~en lry 11 . 1:l~Jbed100rn t ande m 11-'01 axle Jq67 1969 Statesman 11 ,. bO "I 1-' lyn'IOut h 3(:13 + ..mg111e body bedr oom good rno tc.u n u e d ~ r epa1 r Con bP ~ e er 1 on 174 at ) yCornOt Q CO Al liM 1: ~ 1ON ~ ~an d grovel C.rove Al ~o o Lo leyette Corn colc1um c. hlo•Jde lertd11er dog !. tor 15 B LJ r hm1ne l l B 10dto f ood a nd all type ~ o f ~ all b '14'-1 270~ cel~·or ~olr Worll<. l nt ~ Mo n ~r Pornl;'ruy 44} J841 h eld HAY )T ANDIN G 985 38J 5 USW I ~A C T0 f( ~ M~ IJ) [)IE.>~el W 1:.0 D 1e~el t1 1-001 I IIHI( G lA ~l boo t on d M i l~() 01P~el M F 1J~ D · e~el tro1 ler 13 cha11nel bo se Cl:l Mlll:l ~ Du>o;el M f. 1ri~ 0 1 e ~el powe r m •k c and ant enna Lol l Ml 11 J!J D •e~ i'l Co b au i' 4<11 ~143 alter 5 p rn h t •(llf'r RI:: G I ~ II::R ~ O bull I I'O l . ~ O Hu<tl wd NhV & U) ~ 0 I MP L~ MI::N 1S yc 01 ~ o ld Phone M19 Boler Mi lO l:lo ler M.. ti'U f./9'1 ~.'l 4 1 Boler M aTthew ~ ~ olory ~ry r he Ml 8~0 ~em1 mounte-d b ho t 1an1 Plow Mf S?O I'] 0 o;( Mf ~ UO l Ho w lhopper M~ 3 9 i Moll<'y to Loan f.f ow P l ant er~ M e< hor)JCOI LOAN ) A VAI LAI:!H :;JJ (J()U to I ronsplaro te' )I(){)(.()(}()() IQ• any to mm(ll ( rol ~ H IN N ~ 1 ti ACt0 ~ l A L ~ ~ 01 bu s 1ne s~ pur p o~f' lo ll Ptl o nP 4 ~H l bJO I 0\ 4 )'I:J 8d00 bel wP.Qn ~ un I' Leon W V.a s j)111 MtDOll:PORl J bedroom house 10 • 10 ut dtty burldmg ~ t o u n wtndow~ and doo r ~ Ne w 10ol f.' r1ce S9SUO Phone 747 78 Q3 1-'lAINJ 11 bO Porllwood 11o de1 on :t ac re ~ of wooded O!eo ove• lookmg lup per~ 1-llo• ns Perfec t l ot (Ouple I hat p l a n~ to bu dd late• trade r h a~ l over step up lo. 1t<hcn and dm1n g orca wdh COi ner li d <hen wa she1 and dryer 2 b edr oo m ~ newt.,. carpeted and l ur nts hed }el l +ng pr •ce $12 900 f or more Jnl oro mt Jon coli 014 06 7 3347 ohe1 4 pm tWO BE:.OHOOM house m Hor 1 •!.orw dl e w tth ponel 1ng corpet1ng and C1ty wot et Co 11 alt erS pm 741 'n5b 70 A Cf~t ~ ol hrll land wtlh d.ng l tmbc r s ~ ~ oo ch ckcn s Q9'} 7330 8 All Y+tut bedroom s, all el eclr rc. modern bath . ea f - tn k it chen f amt ly room , 3 porches and n1ce vtew . Only s 17.500 NEW LISTING - ~ t on 17 A l it!:~ 1-0 H ~ o le Solem Twon ~ h1p MtHgs Coun t,. Hm r ural wa ter (al l 014 ooq 3630 or 014 069 3633 HOBSTETTER REALTY A 2 bedroom frame home tn e)(cellent co nd Jt ton Bath , City water natur al gas hea tm g, :t car garage and 9 Your Full T1me Real Estate Broker NEW LISTING 3 be droom ol der home w tt h sem • modern k dc hen natural gas healtng oak and b1 r ch floor s, st t ua ted on larg e lot 100 ' )( 750 tn v dtage of Ches ter Well worlh 116 000 DO sel ling prrce AN ATTRACTIVE we ll matnfatned older home rn Rac rne Lt 1.11ng room wtlh ft replace dlnt ng roo m , nt c e k tl c hen large pleasant r oom for fl ower s 3 bedrooms has two types of heat . lots o f st or age space Garage and work shop Call today tor al l delatl s Only 132. 0110 DO NICE DOUBLE WIDE SALES AND SERVICE 1l 9 tic H•lton Wolfe , assoctate Home Phone 949 2189 GeorgeS fiob ste tter Broker Home Phone 992 5739 Small engtne & mower servtce, Massey Ferguson & Gilson Tillers, Lown Boy Mower Sales & Service. Free Estimates Phone 949-2862 or 949-2160 CERTIFIED SEPTIC TANK CLEANING APPRAISERS. HELEN L TEAFORD GORDON B. TEAFORD lh s tdentlal commerctal Call for est1mate, 24 hour service. Anyday, anytime Phone 985-3806 Jack Ginler985 -3806 Jack's Septic Tank ~rvtee Box 3 MAIN POMEROY. 0 NEW LISTING - m the ~~·- '.J at9'""9f- ' Portrait~ Weddings Passports AnnivPrsanes Spectal Occas1ons tn Pomeroy one of the ntcest kttchens anyw her e Le ve l lot 2 ston es o f beau t iful l y remodeled lt wab tltty Basement plus many other featu res $27.100 00 NEW LISTING Chester, Oh1o 10 JO c The Photo Place (Bob Hoeflich l Pomeroy 109 High Sl 5J1 lmo. 1n Middleport - 2 stor y older home on good str eet Cou ld be good mves t ment for re nta l s Lots of remodeltng Aslc.tng 399W. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Ph. 992-2164 5-4· I mo Under hang gutters & room addttions For Free Estimates Call 992-6323 or 992-6011 t 5 15 l mo pd the followmg descr~bed vehecles free & clear of all hens and encumbrances Selling the used car Inventory of a new car dealer of Athens County at the Athens County Fairgrounds . OhiO wtll offer for sale ·' • ' 19 78 Datsun M T 2 dr 1979 Datsun M T 4 Weddings Stiver and Golden Anntversary FamiiV Reun1ons Spec1al Occastons 1977 1973 Ca talt na, blue . 1972 VW bus. red while , 1969 VW, Ian . 197\ Pl ymouth Fury II green , 1911 Da tsu n PU w Iepper green 1975 Datsun 2 d r sedan . brown 1971 Datsu n l:tOO coupe , green The aforementioned veh•cles shall be sold at publtc sale at 6:00 PM. OST on Monday, June 19, 1978 at the Athens County Fatrgrounds to the highest bidder . " our bus1ness. not a stde line KEN GROVER VehiCles Will be sold "as IS" Without any upress or implied warranties Veh1cles may be seen at the Athens County Fatrgrounds on the day of the sale after 4 00 PM . The Hocking Valley Ban< ol Athens County reserves tho right to bid and the right to Withdraw any or all PHOTOGRAPHY 985-4155 Chesler, Ohio 45720 vehicles prtor to conflrmat1on Terms of sale Cash , Cerhf1ed check or Ofhcta I Check or Fmancmg confirmation June 19 DUMP TRUCK SERVICE $26 ,000 00 WE HAVE EXCELLENT INVESTMENT RENTALS AND BUS I NESS - CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION LET OUR PHOTO LISTING SERVICE WORK FOR YOU LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS. HENRY E CLELAND REALTOR HANK , KATHY & LEONA throughout , kitchen completely equipped, llundry room with washer and dr~er, ) bolhs, oulbulldtng w1th electric for stor1ge, 1lum . siding , storm wmdows, new roof , on double lot us.aoo. Asking 804W Main Pomeroy 992-2298 After Hours Call 992-7133 CONTACT [H lots P1uley Branch Manager • t AI f 0kl Aucti oneer Com pl e te ~e r 111Ce Pho ne 949 {4tl 7 or 949 1(0) fl oc me Ohr o (r1 tl Brodlor d H~M O DHIN G Plumb1n g hea ling and oil types ol ger1e rol 1epou Wor ll guaranteed 20 yea r ~ c .. ~wnen c c Phone qcn 2d0'1 t XC A VAIING dar er loader and b ackhoe wotll durnp t1uc. k:, and lo b oy ~ lor lwe wtll haul l dl d+r l to !iOil l1mes tone and grove l Col i Bob or Roger Jel l c1 s da y phone 9'11 708q 111 ght phone Qn J5 i'S or 991 5731 year old, 3 bedroom home wt th la rge ea t tn kitchen , J bedrooms, all n icely carpeted , 1 balhs, lu ll basement with TV room Many more edras, low heat bil l wt th nat ga s forced atr furna ce All thts and two ntce acres ot l and In a good S7 ACRES - Wtt h a ni ce 111 story hou se wllh J bedrms and P 1 baths M ostly ca r pet ed B•g central fireplace wtth hca to l a ter Smal l barn and outbutldlngs, 20 ac r es fen ced N• ce coun try se tt ing off bl ack top road JUSt 6 mtnules north ol Ra ct n e Asking $42 000 l:t WOOD BOWERS IUJJAIR ~ weeper~ roo!o tor \ uons oil ~ moll ap pli an ce ~ 1own mower ne .. t 10 State H1gh way Carage on Rou te 7 Phone ~ OIA ) qss 3815 ASTRE Th e Ac cursed " PIHl hes' Manager Danny PHI LADELPH IA 1U\'1 1 Ozark sa td Ruthven, 27 , 'll1e Plul adelphoa Ph ilhes ,mwould be mser ted tn the nnunced Thu1sday ntght they startt ng rotatton thts had aequtr ed n ght-handed weekend a~am sl the &tn p1tche1 Dtck Ruthven from Otego Pad res He 1\ as th e Atlanta Bra ves fo1 expected to JOin th e team m veteran rehcf pilt her Gene &an 0 1 cgo today f:arbcr and an umh srlo sed 2 11)-N ews 13 2 Jf)-News 3 3 Of)-Movte " Nobody 's Pertecl" 3 4 4~ Movle " I Love a Myslery " 3 6 Jf)-Btg Valley J Mov1e Channel 4 5and9p m - NewYork , NewYor<lpg) -7 and ll p m - L1on tn Wm ter l pg) <UIH tUn ! 11f • 't "h Channel F1we 7 p m -- Wahama band m M exi co 6 OG-S ummer Semester 8,10 6 30- TV C lassroom 8, U S Farm Report 10, Kentucky Afield 13 1 OD--Mar lo and the M c"talc Movt e M~rhinP .t Fun for Everyo ne 6, Ghost Buslers B, Pub liC Poll ey Forum s 10, Grape Ape 13 7 30 - Saturday Report 3, Worl d of Surviva l 4, Adventures of Muhammad All 15, Dusty's Treehou se 6, Wac<o 8 Dynomutl 13 8 oo-Hong Kong Phooey 3,4, 15, Superlriends 6, 13, Three Robonic Slooges 8,10 B Jf)-Go Go Globelrotlers 3,4, 15 , Speed Buggy 8,10 9 01)-Scooby 's Lall AlympiCS 6 ll , Bugs Bunny Road Runne r 8,10 10 JI}-P tnk Panlher 3,4 15 , Batman Tanan 8, 10. · ll DO-Baggy Pa nts 3,4, 15, Krolll Supers how 6, lJ 11 3()-Sp ace Senft nels 3, 15. L1ttle Rascals 4, Secrels ol ISIS 8,10 12 01)-Land of lhe Los I J, 15, Mov1e " Rawhide" A Po1nl ol V1ew 6, Fal Albe rt 8,10. Act ion News lor KidS I] 12 JQ- Thunder 3, 15, Ameman Bands la nd \3 , Soul Train 6, Space Academy 8,10 GO--S pace K ldettes 3, Vtewpo m l 8, M r Maqoo 10 , W restll nQ 15 , I n Se ar ch of the Real Amenca 33 I 31)-Greatesl Sports Legends 3, Mtn1ature Golf 6, a. Fil m FesttvallO, M ovie " Oev l l's A n gels Years 6 M ov1e " The Re surrection of Zachary Wheeler ' 8, Movie " II Started In Naples" Votce Of t he Whale 33 t~Basebal l l , 4 . 15 , Better Way 15 Art A m enca 20 '1395 SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE A LimE PULliN S lX CA VAIIN G Cornp letc Se r v1ce Ph one qq1 2-'178 POOlS Al l o; tl e~ ond Swuu pools 2 yea rs e ~>~pe 11ence tr ee e~ limot es o n y thtng you ne ed f or underground ~ wrm pool ~ New chern1 cat and supply ~ ! ore Albany Oh1o Ph one 014 098 0 5~ 5 ( Alt er 0 pm 014 OB'f 5251 John Jellcr 5 or oaq S i'o ~ B1ll G •ll e tte l We ore NOI al l we t on PRICE S ORtlliNG Wo te• well d r dl 11t g t OIIHHei(IQl an d d o rn e~ I 1C flump ~o l e !. and ser VICe 99:/ 6;{9 ~ or 304 9q5 3602 '' bedrm house with I' 1 bath s, kt t chen and built In appltances, lamily rm wt th f treplace a ll ntcely ca rpeted Full ba sem ent w tth wood burn tng stove '4•88 9' and 12' Vinyl Floor Covering In Lamp in ~ un fu1111 ~ h e d opt 1WO I A ~ G f ull fullll">hed opo 1t lllent ~ 111 M1ddleport Co11 '19'1 /8 1! Mu ~ t hovede p 0~ 1 t 1h'A IU: II L0 1 Good luw tu 11 llo)e ro ~c hool bu ~ Go'> eler fi l l ond wo !er avoilohiP M d cJieiJUI I 49"1 J/il)4 H OU ~t lOU NI H'l' Both tO rn1les from Pornet oy lend nome oddre" ~ !o Bo" 7]9 B c o Doily S en t <~1 1-'l Pome•oy Oh+ o rea ~on oble 11MDt IWO lo t!. 111 Pomeroy Will tr ade l or bulldo1er 0 1 ma l o• home loll 1 JU4 6d8 S601 !- art Goy wv E{ruipnw.nl 19/ d l:)l AI'A Ot t:' ~ t t 1T1otot horne '{"/ lh e .. tro '> l1 ~ r:; r10w j6{)0 1nli t"> l'r (o.. $1 d 000 0 14 941 H J8 o1 J04 liJ 5707 l4ll APA l Hl l old doJYn ((HnpOI u~PI:I rv" p ;n.ICJO qq2 2CI 4~ t>..ts for Sale ,, HOO ~ HOLLOW Hor s e ~ ~lobilr llorn~• for Sale HOU::.l I RAU H 14 1 bO Budd y ') ur J bcd1 0orn Unl urn1shed Go ., heal Vood co ndl t JOtl Pho f,e !61 t 66 7 J!JV A., ku 1g SblJW Buy sell !rode or 11011 1 New and u ~e d Yesterda y's Answer ~ ad dl es Huth l(ce ves Albanr 20 One of the 29 Hose bl4 ) 69!l J~9U tenses fr agment ~t::.IN G )IAH K£nn •·1 Boor dmg Indoor and ou td oo! tun <, 21 Party goer 31 Btndtng Groo111 ng oil bH:o£.>do; (lpon 22 Reduce substance ~ O fl l t0 ! 1 l o cd lliC ~ C h e~ h1 re to a mee~n 33 H1berma Ph one (OI 4) J61 0"191. 23 Numerous 34 V1s1tor AK C SILV~ H pug ) 991 73 bb 25 - bhmey 1 to 27 Basso , FerSta rn i\oction n(jndo 35 Encounter tt ~L>UlAR AUCliON Fr1doy 011d ----------, I MEIGS I II Equipment Co. II I I I POMEROY, 0, PH 992-2176 International 1 Harvester pm at Oh1o f.! n.eJ 1 ) ot urd oy a t I AuUJOII Vle lg!> Plo/0 Mtd dlepoll Oh1o No Dealer ~ cue t1 on th1\ wu'"k I L New Idea Equipment T~~ ~n ~r~d~y F y s~~ pp~~~ (f ~ve nt ence --------- I I I I I JI '' "Finally, I've found a MAN-SIZE tractor" ECO NOMY llaciOJ 1\andles ~<Qq~r t ~ u~h ~ l 10bt Mow plow 1111 ~ulldote 20 anJt h meflll Mor 8 w~rll pn~KI low e1tu et c o~t all qeor dill ! E CONO/tn' lii.II C fOJl SEE THEM TODAY REED'S COUNTRY STORE Re ed s ville , 0 . G Y 8 MGIOGE CU Y J UAS, Stock c•n come in and see what you 're gi.Hing - Good selections - Fully stocked P B, PS 1975 MERCURY MARQUIS .. . .. ...... .. .. . '2995 p B , p S , alr 1975 MERCURY MONTE GO .. ............ ..'2495 MX Stalton Wagon. 9 pass . fu lly equ1p 1974 FORD MUSTANG ••••• .IY~.s - ~?~!!.~~~ '2395 Sid , 28 ,000 mi. wa s 11695 1974 PINTO STATION WAGON •• , •••• Now,.'1495 Auto , radio, light blue Caii742 -22Jl TALK TO Nendell or Herb Grate or Gene Sm1th RUTLAN,., FURNITURE 142-2211 1975 CHEVY MALIBU WAGON " ... NOW' '2595 1974 HORNET 2 OR ••••••• Auto , P S Rullond 51 .'~.a-'·· • ~;~.~-~~'•• '1495 1974 FORD MAVERICK GRABBER . .. ... .. , '2195 Std , P S , P B., fan cy wheels, sharp & sport y 1966 PLYMOUTH 4 DR .. . ............. , ••• ,.'195 Runs good 1970 DODGE 2 DR HT . . .. . ... , .... ... ....... ~495 Auto trans .. P steertng 1971 PONTIAC LEMAN'S .....................'695 2 Or • a uto tran s G DS '2800 12595 f.lOO .... ~~-'~. : ~?.:~. :: .. ... '2495 1 1974 CHEVY 'h TON .~.'~.-.~.~.-. ~.! :.?.:~~ ... 2495 1974 DATSUN PICKUP. ..... ~~~-~:~~~-~?.':'!. '1995 15 IN STOCK S1andard, rad1o. mirrors, red In co lor Largest Selection In The Valley , 1974 CHEVY 1!l TON~~~~':'.~'!::~.~-;~.~!??~~~g'2395 Radio, auto., 302 V·8 s.c: 1971 FORD RANCHERO •••••••••••• , ••• •••••• . u 95 mob ile home with natural gas heaf. c1ty wa ler & sept ic. Ill 000 - Will buy a good 5 bedrm house with large l tvt ng room and krt ch en 2 ba ths, basement. FA nat Yl\ c; heat •n Ch es ter 1973 THUNDERBIRD. ....~?~~~-~: .. 12295 1974 IMPALA CUSTOM.~..9:. : .?!~. 12195 1974 CHEV. NOVA?..~~!.'..~~-t-~.'.?..~ 11995 6 cy l 1974 CHEV. NOVA ..~.~!:~.~?.S~...... 11995 1975 CHEV. BELAIR ... ;..~~. : . ~.'~.... 11895 1974 PINTO WAGON.................. 11595' 4 cyl , 4 spd , blue w tfh wood gra1n tnm ' 1975 VEGA WAGON .......~.~ ~?,-..~~~. 11495 1959 FORD 2 DR .. ~. ~-~ 1.: . ~.t.~~~~~~... '695 1971 DODGE 4 DR ..........~:~ ........ 1595 1964 BUICK SPECIAL 4 DR......... 1295 1967 OLDS CUTlASS . ......2• ~r ..S595 1965 AMERICAN WAGON .............1195 1969 REBIL 2 DR ... ~.~:~:.~~-~~~~~?.....1195 ...... , TRUCKS TRUCKS 1974 CHEVY 3~ TON ..................12695 V 8, a uto , p s , p b , L W B 1970 DODGE ~ TON .......~, : .~.'.~ 9 ... . 1 395 RIEBEL'S USED CARS We Need Listings IMiddloporll W• h•ve buyers tor many lypesol properly CALL JIMMY OE EM , Ano<lllt . 949-2388 SL RL 7 i UY £ T B DS Y 1975 FORD F-100 1974 FORD ., EU J U AS WEEKLY SPECIAL blue ylnyl roof . Buy where you '1695 1975 FORD MAVERICK ............. NOW! '2595 4 Dr , auto , p s, p b , radio, air , ltghl blue wtlh dark & up Attached 12 carl garage Chrysler Atr Temp cen tral VACANT LAND - 10 ac res ol land on Rl ll 4 lane, about one mi le north ol7 ll bypass As<lng $12.800 110,900 - l acre level land with a 64• 12. 3 bedroom tWO !:U UHUUM CaiJ 441 2:i'til:l -\\111181\AXR I. 0 S (, F E I. I, 0 W RS I K CN 302 V 8 , P S, P B , L W B Sharp sq yd hea ting and cooli ng Ve r y tow elec btlls Al l thiS and Syra cu se LO! l or troll£!! ~po(e or1 11 \/ Cr i i OI I f./4JJ'}"j/j 0! lO kN ~ H Ont' lt'll..r stmpl) -.t 111rls fnr 111olhcr I n tillS samp le A 15 u,efl fnr lht lhrN• I ~ \ f,.r ll11 t"u 0 ., d(' Srn glt• )etter s .qwslrophe s, the l(' ng ltl .1nd fl •rm.t11 u n of the \Innis arc all tn nts E.u h cL1y l ite l'od c l l'll t·• ~ .11 l' tllffcrent GDS 1975 CHEVY LUV PICKUP.. ... ...... ...... Standard. sharp • _ appro< one acre land Have a loo< Only 547,900 111 ,100 will buy a good 2 bedrm. house and garage. stor ag e building and garden space an St Rt . 124 tn obllo' Ia l1 \ • 111 our u p or!rr 1~ r tl l o1 l e ~~ than S'>U o munt h f or lll Urf' lld Orl lt0 11011 {O ri! OC! Vd lug~> Mo1 1or A pur 1111Pnh 441 1/fJ I ERST JGY SAVE A LOT IF YOU NEED A SOFA THAT MAKES A BED FOR YOU an e•cellen l 3 Our new yo u rnoy bP I'RYI'Ttlltl OTES 1973 FORD GALAXIE 500 .. .. .... ...... ......'1495 In Southern Local with a sma l l barn and dug well About 12 acres ttllabl e Some woods and mtnerals Ask tn g S21 ,500 is 4 Dr .. au to. P .S 6 cyl. & H O W~RV 698 7331 7 J O- Lowell Tho ma s Rem embers Jl All Slar Anylh1ng Goes 10 Kmg Ko ng 13 Once Upon a Class ic 10 8 DO-BIOniC Woman ],4, 15, Love Boa t 6, tJ, Bob Newhart 8, 10, Onedln Lone 20, Old Fr iends New I UIILi:N) 1P n t e 1 ~ o~~·srontu D .\ILY l'ltvi'Tillll iOTE - Here's h"" to "ork it · 1974 MERCURY COMET Rubber Back Carpet As Low As AN D MARliN c a vo 11ng ~ep t 1c o; y ~ h~ms d oJer bockh of' du mp truclr. l•mcstone g 1ov ul b loclr.1 op po v1ng Rt 143 P hon ~ I (61d ) , I JJ :,H>JIOH CHICAGO 1UPI 1 - The Ch1cago Cubs obtam ed rtghthanded pitcher Lynn McGlot hen fr om the San Franc1sco Gwnts Thut sday m exchange for out£1elde1tturd baseman Hector Cruz and a player to be na med later m ltcu uf c.:ash McGlothen 28, ha s had problems wtth Ius alii\ but doctor~ stud 1t 1s all nght now, a Cubs spokesman said I;J--t- t--+ -+-l.-+-+--l-- f-+--l 13, French Chef Jl 2 00 - Baseball Warm up 3.4 ,1 5, Great Teams Greal News ] ], Bugs Bunny 10, Wild Kmgdom 13, Eleclrlc Company 20 4 speed, blu e Ho1ne f!o1k n\)r th ol Pome! OyLorq1 loh loll 941 7d74 ~ ou t<"' I'or !:iale, He n! or l rade by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 2 Bard's I root Wiper n vc1 4 Pat 3 Moun tmn 7 race shape lake 9 Steno's need 4 Break m t3 Went apace rank 14 Sp1nt 5 Appetttc 15 SioJitan rouse r City 6 Dtsclose 16 Western. e g 8 llpprenttce 17 Pro 10 Cracker 19 No landII Her lubber he name means 20 Gambol ltght" 23 Math term t2 Relt gwus 24 ra ce w1th pertod stone IS Tread the 25 Italtan boards City 26 Always 27 Concealed 28 Contm ued story abbr 29Skm aperture 30 Beetle 32 Paper qua nt1ty 36 Nulltfy 37 " Rule Bntam1a" composer 38 Roc k-bormg tool 39 Row 40 Old note 41 l <~ te Mr Cole DOWN I Speck SATURDAY. JUNE 17, 1978 l urn1.hPd and un opt•, Ph one 94/ M0 11 1L~ lOU f'J I R'l' ~ JO p m - Pau l Gaud1no 7 00-1978 College Bowl Tournament 3, Lawrence Welk 4 15 . Hee Hl\w 6,8, Black Perspecttve on the WAGON BY PONTIAC Carnal Know ledge ( r ) Blood on lh e Sun" 6 I 00-M tdnlght Spec 1a l 3.4 15, Movte Answer 15, Zoom 20 . Studi O See Jl 6 Jf)-NBC News 3 4,15 CBS News 10, You Bet Your Life 20. Que Pasa, USA' 33 1975 WILl do 1oofmg co ns1ru<t1on p lurnbt ng and heatm g No 10b too Iorge 0 1 too small Phone 7 47 2348 hosptlal and schoo l al Laurel Cliff Asktng $42 ,500 IS 12 00 - Barella IJ , Movie n ~ 4J4 l'niU f..T\fl Cable Channel s Amer ica 20 , Once Upon a Cl as src 33 L awrence Welk 8, God has the Vac ant land on black lop road Beaultlul A BEAUTY AT FlY E POINTS - Here 7 and 9 p m - Wahama Band tn M extco Zoom 33 5 30 - Porter Wagoner 10, G111 1gan s Island 15, Art All carpel tnslalled w1lh paddtng at no ch1r~~e . Expert installation , ~ P H. O Y localion Will go qu ick lor sJS,OOO "You Cant Wtn ·em All ' 8, Mov1e " Web of Janak r 33 the Coun tr y 10 LX CA VATING do zer bodo. hoo a nd d1tcher C hm l e ~ R Ho1 B oc. ~ Hoe ~e r v l a h el d Hu t land Ohto Phone 74:l 2008 5 ho pe~ 4 9 and I I p m - 3 oo-u.s Open6,1l, Book Beat 33 3 ]f)-People and Pl aces 33 4 oo-Thai Nashville MusiC 10, Body Shop J3, 4 JQSpo rls Spectacular 8, Nashville on the Road 10 Catch 33 33 5 DO-Sia r Trek 3, Marcus We lby M D 4 , Pop Goes . l uH11Sh• (i'11 jj(J 4 Jf)-Johnny Carson 3,4, 15 , U S Open 6 ll , Mo vie Race r s J AND 4 ~M MOVIe t.nannet 4 Vtol en ce" 10 b J or llrnl 5 and 7 P m - Another Man Another Change lpg l 6 00-News 3,4,10 PUt>OLt CENTRAL REALTY CO. II 2 Call Aller s -oo or Anytime Saturday 992 -7119 or 992 -5041 4 27 -llc MACHIN!: Rep o1r !o ~er v1ce all rno lo.c~ qq2 7'1B 4 ! he I ob r 1c Shop Porn <H o y Au1ho r u od ~1nge ' Sai C'!. and ~I.:HIJICU We !> hor pen ~ C J \!>0 1 ~ .story older home, J ~room , family room w1lh fireplace , ltving room, dining room , carptted News 3, 3 J~MO\/ Te ' Ro sie" 3, 5 Jo--Bonanza 3 News 33 dr sedan, both h ave new ca r warranty 1974 B u1ck 2 dr . 1975 Ch evrolet M onte Carla , 1975 Chev r olet Malt bu Stah on Wagon , 1975 Dodg e 1976 Da tsun 2 dr sed an , 1976 Da t sun 28 OZ aut trans , 1974 ~ l W IN G (J l 11)-Movte " Blood Rose' ll 2 51)-News IJ 3 OD- & 8~AOFORO 3 bedroom house ] b ot h ~ all clec 1 acre M1dd!cpo11 clo~e to Hvt lond Phone 992 7481 33 10 31)-Monly Pythons Flying Ctr cus 20 II 01)- News J 4,6,8 10,13, 15 D1ck Cavett 20, ABC 10 . George Cru mb HOM~S tT ES J bedrooms, 10 ACRE S MONDAY EVENING , JUNE 19al6 O' CLOCK PM. !AUTOMOBILE AUCTION) AT THE ATHENS COUNTY I=AIRGROUNDS, ATHENS, OHIO The Hocking Valley Bank, 7 W, Stimson Ave , Athens, Galaxte SOO , 1971 Ford Galax1e 2 dr hardtop Mer cu ry Mon tego MX , wh tfe w bla ck vtn yl top DAVE'S BACKHOE IJu.-ineo• !:ienice!L N~W have been wafftng for Appro x 23 acres of the mos t destrable bu 1ldt ng sites tn M etgs County Sec l uded and c lo se lo Pome r oy . on a g oo d townsh tp road Water and elec tn c available Asking TWO ACRES A beaulllul PUBLIC AUCTION Dalsun 26 OZ a ul lrans , 1973 Datsun 24 OZ 4 spd trans , 1973 Datsun 24 OZ 4 spd trans , 1973 Datsun 2 dr se da n, bl ue , 1975 Ford Currter PU . red 1972 Ford Let us capture and preserve those precious moments forewer - Photography Heal !;;,.late lor sale fo1 sole 1 oCfe a nd up Mtddleport neo1 Ru tla nd Cal1 997 74 81 Sl5,000 00 NEW LISTING - what you CLELAND ASSOCIATES 992 -2259 992-6191 Siding I oo-Mov1e " Texas A<;,ross the Rtver" 3, Ma Yle " Tell T h em Wtl l te Boy tS Here" 4, Wolfm an Jack 6 I 1()-- lronst de 13 AUtTIONEER - BILL JANES, PHONE S57 3411 Remember Sale Will Start AI 6 O' Clock P.M Monday . cou ntr y large garden, 3 bedroom remodeled hom e. N1 ce coun try k ttch en wtfh sn a ck bar Dtnmg room , large ultltty · workshop Barn and other butldmg s New alum in um std mg On ly $15 ,000 00 COOKS DELIGHT - and MASH BROTHERS Alum. &Vin~ 10 00-Qu mcy 3, 4, 15, Husbands, Wtves and Lovers 8, Grease Day US A 10 . News 70 . Austt n C1fy Ltm•ts 9 O{}--c.Rock tord F 1l es 3 4,15 Mov ie " Terr or tn th e Wa)( Mu seum" 6,13 Incre dible Hulk a. 10 Soundstage 10 Ponttac Tem pest, blue, 1971 Pontia c 4 dr OF I0 N 40 ACRES - S65,000 00 WE HAVE MANY CALLS EACH DAY FOR NICE FARMS AND HOMES CALL US TODAY TO FINO OUT HOW TO LIST YOUR PROPERTY . Cheryl Lemley , associate Home Pl\one 742-2003 Repair ~ MODERN SUPPLY AMERICAN A SS0 C I AT RELAX THIS SUMMER on 1nt er com sys tem centra l and air hea tt ng cond tt ton rng Sun deck . :t car ga r age an d much more 11 Located tn Rtgg s Cr est Manor Well worth or ' Brakes Muffler Tires Shocks Battery, Installation Service Ph . 992-2848 Pomeroy, 0 . 3-15-llc 5 l~ News 6, E le clrlc Company 20,33, Mary Tyle r Moore 10, Hogan' s Heroes IS 6 oo-News 3.4.8,1 0.13,15 , Zoom 20, M~km g Th1ngs Grow 33 6 ]()-NBC News 3,4, 15, ABC News IJ; Andy Griff ith 6, CBS News 8, 10; Over Easy 20 , Antiques 33 7 oo-Cross-WIIs 3,4, Newlywed Game 6, 13, Muppel Show 8; News 10; Gilligan's Is land lS, Alm ana c 20, Insight 33 Plymouth Fury Ill 1972 Plymouth Val Dusler . 1969 home stfe About 5 m inutes I rom 5 Po tn t Prtce SIJ.BOO 6 ACRES - Ntce 11 1 story home mostl y carpeted wtfh 3 or 4 bedrms , It Yin~ r m . fam ily rm , wtlh f i replace , basement. fuel oil furnace. garage an d outbu!ld m gs So m e fencmg , pl en ty of road frontage and garden spa ce Ctty wa ter and drilled well Lac close to bedroom s, J lull bolhs '""'"' Downspouts mobil e home rn Arbaugh Add 1!1on tn Tuppers Pla tns H()me IS '1 4 ' :It 52' and IS stluated on Corner Lot Only 55 000 00 down wi lt buyo tht s n1ce home Sell! n g pr ice $21 ,000 00 lhts spaCtous 1:t room Sp i ll Level Col onta l wtth 5 New Pomeroy, Oh1o WORK BY REALTORS M E M B E R S 0 F LOOKING FOR YOUR FIRST HOME ? Darlmg 3 bedroom home •n Syracuse Prt c: ed 1ust rt ghl 1 1 Call now tor pnvate showmg 992-2174 Gutters and Pomeroy 992 6282 or 992-6263 8A M to4 30P,M acres $18,500 SALES ARE NOT EASILY MADE THEY COME ABOUT WITH CONSTANT RANCH - Saturdays at noon p~ 300Matn 51 lovely ktt ch en , 2 years old , exce ll e nt co nd 1t10n a ll electrrc Garage . I acre Closed Thursdays and SMITH NELSON MOrORS, INC. ROOFING And he w tll help f1n ance th ts ol der home tn Pom er oy $6 725 00 Ph 992 6333 ...... 20, Shepherd's Pi e 33 9 31)- Mak em an d Clancy JJ ll 01)- News 3,4,6,8,10,13 15, Soundstage 33 ll I ~ ABC News b ll Jf)-Saturday N1g ht 3 4, 15' Mov 1e "Th1e l ol Bagh dad' 6 Second Ctly TV 8, Movte " The Th ird Day" 10 M ov te ' ' The Castl e ot Ter r or" 13 12 00--Don Kir shne r s Rock Conce rt 8, Janakl 33 8 JO-Ch 1co and the Man 3,4 , 15, Operatton Petticoat 15 MOORE'S PWMBING & HEATING INC. OWNER SAYS SELL -- Off1ce Hours 9a m . 4 p m . c.•. CARTER snooo oo GeorgeS Hobstetter Jr Broker 1011 1 Sycamore St Pomeroy , Oh1o te thl H. L WRITESEL 3 SUE P MURPHY l owns h•p L,__A_s,_so _:_;c_:•a_le.:_R:.::e:.::•.::ll:.::o:_rs:___ 1 ACfli::S wllh 1974 Srhullt mob de hom e Addrtronoltfa der space 111 !u p per ~ Plams oreo 61 4 l:lo7 :n os 9917091 POMEROY LANDMARK - ~IV~ 1q04 OOOG ~ 1 HUCK 2 t on 14 It tl ot bed Good con d1!10n Loll & BLEND For !:iale 991 7M3 W dh res tdence , balh 1 c tf y water , natura l gas heat tn good locaft on on Sta te Rt. Need m .ooo NEW LISTING ..., .. tor ABC Pr esent s Tomorrow ' s Star s 6,13, Movte " For Better, l or Worse" 8, 10, Gr eat Performances 20 6,1 3, Wall Slreet Week 20,33 For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At EXPERIENCED Radiator~ Service'rOM the .,...., Trvdl or !hill~ 4-30-llc fi00M 5 2 a c r e~ Shown br' oppt on ly 9Ci'Z 75 13 fWO Nt W delu • e elen r1C r ange ~ l gol d Gene1ol ~ l enrl( and I wh1tt• I oppon S:t75 each Cart be seen or K1ngsbury Home )o l e ~ 111 0 ~ M 0111 )t Pome!Oy qrn 7034 HA Y roke Sl 45 Pull d"c SJS A nt1que ~ t on e hreploce man tle S35 992 7805 ac re On ly $1 7.500 OVER 9 ACRES - 0 1good l l: V ~N 1q71 HONDA 750 cc !> l ock b ee l lent cond !l mn l o w mdeoge l A ~t m1le off Rt. 7 by pass on St. Rl 124 toward Rutland. 0 ~. Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992 -5682 J l SO AC R~ ~ 111 Che ster or1 Old )tote Route JJ wh1 ch would be 1deol lo 1 !> ubd1v1d+ng r-----:~---.-lli, Of OlhelwiSC (OnlnlefC IOII1111Q l or hom e developm ent Colt QQ 2 709 2 Phone992 2181 10 ~ OOT l RU CK ca mper ff eol good co nd 1lior1 Make me o good oll e r Col1992 s:n1 Ac•eag e 4 2 mob de home ~ Collt1 4J 1011 ~~ v ~ f.IOOM 5 on d both ba sement In Pomeroy Po1t•olly 1emod el IN "' YARD SALE INlOM~ L et us test your water Free V AfiJ!. G~ ~Al t oil doy l ueHloy June :10 ~ e~+dPrlt e h' ose H II HOUSE:. ANO ~to r e build1ng rn tleedsv tll e 985 3519 ed Call Now For 1'0RCH SAL ~ on 5th )treet Ro (lnto Wando Powell > res +d en'e to ts o f clo thii'Q all n qood cond1 t1on S torr ~ lhur ~ day June I ) Th ar1d w1tl lo~ t ] wof>k \ or un t• l every th1ng ~ '>O ld Q 00 unrd dark each do~ · 1-'honf' 949 103J I A Mil Y V AR D S AL~ Mon da y PV(>IIII(j JunP 19 /;) p rn Ill? ONE:. Ao e wooded lots for sole Rock Sprrng s Oh1o Cr· ty wa ter near schools Co li at ter S pm 304 773 '1270 ( HALM ~ R ~ IU C.JIII::R W , Arab more and gl.:' ld111 9 J reo's old lee b ~ e y H1ll l lo t w oo d ~ Rood Pome•oy OhiO qq; 3 1:1~~ If- YOU ho,e o !.er viCC to o lf e1 won t to buy or sell ~o mc t h•ng oe loolung lor war k Of whol eve• ( Ou 11 get re\u lr s lo!iler wi!h o Sen t1nel Won t Ad Coli qq-; 115b wom e n~ d·~tl dren o; <lo th r'q od d~ and en d ~ R o~e H1ll tu~· beyond r tty l1mt1 '> on Ul JJ folo rn ronc el, Bl:AUTI~Ul 51 300 Coll 9n 15J9 tw• ~.- e lard Sale Mf' n ~ SIORY frame house b •ooms and bo th cellar ou t budd11195 4 acres land ot edge ol Rutland Com pl ele lto der hook up abo 2 bonks opp•o •s ed prope fly ot $15 500 Phone 991 7(fl4 IWO JOHN OI::E:. IU 1010 dozer com p le tel y re built $4500 Dt esel engme w11h wmch Coli Charles R Hall eld 747 7008 ofte1 o pm EXPERT HUNTER OlO FURNtlUR E:. tee b o n~ ~ bra'" bed s lfOil bed~ d t-> ~ lo; , PI C co mpletu hou.,Phold~ IN1 If> M D M•l ler Rt 4 Puml•r oy or call 497 6370 Monrlo y th ru W(,<d q to J 592 3051 9q')b:l16 WANHO TO buy Ol der coun Try hou !>e and ocr eoge !:lome wood!> Nor th end of Me• Q!. County Away lf orn paved rood ~ e ply to Bo• 714 M c o 1he Dody Sent• nel Pomeroy Ohm ll VA ~HA 30 yr ltnanc1 ng also rehnonc1ng Ireland Mm tgoge 77 ~ ~to t e Athens phone (614 ) 399 W Ma in St 992 2164 Pomeroy . 0 AI 1915 ld J bedrooms, bath. forced a 1r furna ce. central a1r, ru ral water , pafto, and 80 of a n ROGER HYSELl GARAGE 9 OG-Mov 1e '' Sex an d the Ma rrted Woman " 3,4, 15, 8 01)-CPO Shar.key 3,4 15, Tabitha 6, 13, Wonder Woman 8 10 Wa sht ngt on Week 1n Revmw 20 33 FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1978 5 00 - Here Come the ~rides 3, ~Ja r 1 rek 4, Gun smoke 8, Mr Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33, Hogan 's ST IDUI S1UP I1 "Ille St LouiS Cardmul s Thur sday sent o uthclder Jun Dwyer tn the Scm F'ranc1sco Gwnts to 1 nrnplt!te the F'r an k R1cell1 1r ot de of l <:~st wmter I"''' week the Cardina ls sent RJceih , " l efl~1 anded p 1t<.: h~r. frnm th eir Sprtn ~f lel d Ill , dub 1n the !\ rne rl l <J n 1\ ~s nc t<ttw n to Charleston, W Va , 1n the lnternatwnal Leagut! Ln ext hange £or nutf1elder Hob Trap 33 Co untry 15 Heroes 10, Emergency One! 13 , P etttco at Juncf ton Wan t 1us! $8,000 BUSINESS BUILDING Heal Estate tor Sale 197 1 OA llUN 1 !on p1ckup 4 ~pee d new d ut<h mulller broke!> and po1n1 "J!J m p g NEW LISTING Holl y Park 70 ' Thai Tune 6, 13, Prtee" R1ghl 8, Mac Neil Lehrer Report 10 JJ Famtly Feud 10, Pop Goes the TELEVISION VIEWING Business Services EAFORrD butl dmg land tn town w tth sewer and wa ter ayallabl e. Modem Supp~ \7_,., ·?ack W Carsey , Mgr Will CAIH: l or !he eldetl -, m our home Ph on e 9'12 731 4 fi MBI:: R POM~ROY ~ are\ t Pr o duc ts lop pr1ce l o• !> lond1ng sow t1111ber Coli 9CH :,qos o1 Ken t Ha nby 1 44b 8570 J ~ AM ~I Y YA Rll ~ Al l- June Jq ?U IHISH ~e11er d yeo' s old Coli 985 3988 Pomeroy landmark WOOO Poles rna:o; OUAU f-ltD BA!lYSII 1~ H ( Hil-l bob)' ~J t 111 your horne diame ter 10 on lorges' end SB relcrcntc5 Caii94G )041 per ton ~u n d l ed >l ob So pe• ton Del•vercd to Oh •o Pallet I:IABYSilli NG 1n or out of tn y lo Rt 1 Pomc•oy qrn 7~89 home Col i 74'1 795B COIN':! CU RIH:NCY lolo. em old Will DO bobvs1 rt 111g and fypmg 111 pockr>t wo llhP\ and ch o111 ~ m y hor1H? Coli on yt1me '>l lvt> r and gold We 11 eed 1964 ~ Q') bJ50 and older ~.lver co • n~ Buy ~ell o• trade Coli Roger Wor mle y 747 733 1 We d l h1u So l ') hou">C'• down !r om B IS A I:S(>Quly ~ho p Rocme Oh+o ff~Gf)HIUO rad1o, twm saddle tanks . Good h res W A IT R ~SS SOMi:.ONE:. 10 stay w1th 3 boy!> 14 15 8 10 year s old Or )0 meone that needs o home thor would wel ch rhem 985 4121 Bl ACK AND whrte female co t w1 th 1 k1 ttens 11 male 1 femal e) Very cu le l o good h0111e 24l:l078 31 ,000 miles, P.S , P B , Wagon Ph one843 2061 t:ard of Thanks L.W.B Chewrolet truck wrth 12 ft. gram bed , 454 engme , 1971 CADillAC HDOHADO ~ ull powe r 0 11 ex cellen t cond1 tJ0!1 Phone G92 7402 215(1 1hl U f' I td<11 ~ p i\1 (l;tl 1.1!. f111 1 t..!UIJitl 19 7< C30, l ion hom~ Fr1en ds 33 8 30- Baby , I'm Back 8, 10, In Performance at Wolf 7 JIJ-Por ter Wagoner 3 Gong Show 4, SlOO,OOO Nam e . Heal Estate for ~Je WOULU YOU l1ke o bu smess of • your own ? You don t nocd o 1 ~ ollo<c lo ''o'' Beg •" ot lull or poll hme Ideal lor hu s 1cmpwoocl and Nolhuo £ron band and wrf e learn s Ca ll 01 ~ Heat Co 8 Pu tnam D' (oil Mill IJI ~benezer S1 Pomeroy IRGIL 8 , SR . ~~~ St ) Ath~ tl) Ol<l ~9'1 6U7 Q or ~ol u rdoy between J pm and 1:1 9t2· 3325 ":;", AIIOI.I b 14oQb 11f:l 7 p111lor de!od$ 216 E. Second Street BUR~ OU G H l ~ LNll MAliC ac Pomeroy, OtuO coun"ng ITlOCh Jne Ph one 991 7150 l if e Ua fy ~en t 111e l GheAway COUNTRY PRIVACY - 25 Ill lo ~on t Str'eet P o tm: r o ~ acres o f land and woods O h+o I OUH llHCU pupptes 10 grve Wit h elec tr tc on good O"- OY I mole and 3 females gra vel road A r eal good 1-'honf! 74? :l94Q buy al m 500 oo B ~ ~~ ~ I L I:: li i O N o l the best wood ~ t o -.e~ 111 ~uu th eCJ~If' r Jl Oh•o Jotut M or~o He l 1uoho ~ I O IJ o n w agon ~<. 1 lh ltt t:t lrt m ltjttl.ml dt.b dt'tttM t lr h · Jtcllullal l ht' f'ulll~h t t v. rllrrut lJt> IJu•inc•s Opportunitit"!! For Sale 1- The Datly Sentmel, Mtddleport-Pumeroy, 0, Fnday, Jun e 16, 1978 See Roger Riebel 667 -3463 1 tn1le north Tuppers Plains, Oh10 NDUA E HS N U D ERS E RS JRCI - JR C IB DSY AG H SD M UN AS Y - AGD C G AUYESMMUDC Yesterday'sC ryptoquote : DO NOT JUDG E UNLESS YOU AHE WILliNG TO BE JUDGED BY THE SAME YARDSTICK ALFRED ARMAND MONTAPif[o not pay • ....... , ...... , ""' , 1978 Kmx re.. tVlllage pollee Purpose of the meellng LS to d1scuss pussibihll es uf bu1l dmg a new legwn home 111tinue patrol All trustt..'l'S clncl Interested members are urged to ,tu cnd • • • • • • • • • • • u n t i l the next OCII Ill July ' thts year to I Widger from ME:F.T TUFliOAV GAlliP Oli S - lia lllpolt s C1t y 1ter demed the ClJfnrm~stun "til meet m spcc1al sessiOn on the deciSIOns Tucsd1.1~ , be~ nlllm g at 8 p m m the 1978 Royale for finan<'Jal lllUni C1pal l'O UI11 001ll tn thC City bUlJdmg NOW IS TO r------.;;..;;;...11 Delta 88 garage on nmtunu "'· w11s rurttp1 ely dc!'itro}'cd by fire Saturday afternoon. Tht• butldmg " as o"'ned by Noel Hermann, and \\ 3S used f or storage. Tht· strudur c <ontamed several odds and ends and one old automobile. The Harold Smith hom e nea rb y was save d by Midd leport and Pomeroy firemen Firemen "ere oo tht• S('Cn c three ho urs CaUM' or the blaze wa s un- approxima tely determined _ _G;;eor-..~;;;es;.De;;;;;m::;O;...~the counctl ~ r msurance .. by the vtlla ge 1973 Chev. Impala 4 Dtnds currently 1969 Pont. Bonneville 4~~. counctl IS iblllly ol 1973 Cad. Deville Cpe •. ; k prot ecthm ·riff's ~Jffice 1973 Buick LeSabre 4 r1 move would "' amowots of 1976 P~. Volare 4 Sma ln tenance Dr. r not asked to Rovale Cpe. ' Atkins was mp to ftll a 1975 Olds Cut. Sup. Cpfetirement of 1975 01ds 1974 Cad. Deville 4 Dr. council took lt to remove 1971 Chev. Malibu Cpe.~nd Atkins a 1r before the , 1975 Ch ev. CapriCe Wag,Jnst h1m mbers , Atkins 1974 Chev. Caprice wwe meeti•g• removal vf a 1968 Olds 88 4 Dr. Se( Friday, the IUrance on the Drive HomE. See one of the se courleou•~n f or the Marvtn Keebaugh or Georg011 Plrk. Neekamp 10 Karr & Vcadump truck ' l 1W II lrke Our Quality GMC fma ncinv 9q1 Sl<t! Open Evfnln~5 unf1\ IIJY AL CITIZENS - Freda L1evmg, lert, a nd Beulah Utterback, twtn SISters, who restde on Pomeroy's East Main Street are ded1cated women, They have, Cor sometime, assisted the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce m 1ts cleanup campatgn. You can see them every morrung picking up debris tn front of their home nn up East Mam to the Pomeroy Cement Block Co operatiOn . They also assisted Mr , and Mrs Paul Stmon m planting fl owers at the corner of Nye Ave . and East Mam. Sa turday, the chamber extended iLs thanks to the ladies for thetr interest and assistance �. . .. . . ~ 12- The Datly Sentmel, Muldleport-Pomeroy, 0., Fnda), June 16, 1978 Stella, three daughters, Area Death S ~---------------------------I 1 I I ANNAL BELT Anna L Mtlhoan Belt, formerly of Metgs County, died June 8 m Akron Funeral servtces were held June 12 at 1p m at the Hopkms Funeral Home m Akron Survtvmg are one daughter-m-la\1 Vtvtan Mtlhoan , Akron , two brothers, Clarence and Floyd Bentz, East Ltverpool , and three ststers, Bertha Baker of East Ltverpool, Henen Smtth of Portland , and Besste Fttch of Long Bottom Also sumvmg are four step-sons, two step-daughters and several meces and nephews Mrs Belt was preceded m death b) four sons, one daughter and her hrst and second husbands HUGH A BLACK Word has been received of the death of Hugh A Black 63, 1075 Western Ave , Chtllicothe, a former Mead Corp executive, May 12 a tins residence followmg an extended tllness He became associated with Meaclin 1946 and had served as a consultant after ht s retirement A nail\ e of Kmg>1on , he was born Jan 4 1915, a son of the late John 0 and Nellie Crouse Black On Apnl 2 1946, he was marned to the former Mary V Wtlliamson of Pomeroy who sumves along wtth a sister, Elizabeth Black of Bambndge HIS parents, a stster and two brothers preceded htm m death Dunng World War l1 Mr Black served as a lieutenaJII commander m the U S Navy He was a member of the Chtllicothe First Presbytenan Church Mr Black graduated from Mtamt Umverslty and ea rned a master's degree at the Umverstt) of Wtsconsm He also was a graduate of Fletcher School of International Law an d Dtplomacy tn Massachusetts and was a Fletcher Fello11 A mem onal senH.'e \Joas Kathryn and 1 Rosemary, hts mother, Mrs 1 Eula Bracken, who made her 1 home wtlh htm , all of held at the First Presbytertan Mtdland , Pa , and one Church tn Chtlhcothe with the brother Earl Peacock, of Rev James Grove offtctatmg New York !ollowmg cremauon He was a former restdent of Mmgs County and ts the nephew of Ross Noms. GEORGE COOK George Walter Cook, 84 , Syracuse, Tom Noms, Syracuse, dted thursday Letart Falls, Carl Norrts, evenmg at Holzer Medtcal JunctiOn Ctty and Rev Tan Norns of Rome Ctty . lndtana Center Funeral services 11ere held He was a son of the late at the Schwerha Funeral Charles and Ltza Jane Home at Mulland, Pa June Walker Cook 10 Carroll Norns and stster, Best des his parents, he was Mrs Opa l Zerkle, of preceded m death by hts wtfe, Syracuse, attended the Emma L • a daughter , serv1ces Marte , a stepson, Harold He was preceded m death Capehart, a grandson , Mark by one stster, Katheryn Riebel, and a SISter, Maggte Brownell and father , Walter Dtddle Peacock SurvlVlng are three sons, Cect l, Wellsvtlle , Charles Bernard and Raymond, both of Syracuse, ftve daughters, RALPH WALKER Mrs Pearl 1Mayde ) Searls, Ralph R Walker, 68, a Cheshire, Mrs Clarence noted Logan Htgh School (Edna ) Searls, Bidwell, Mrs sctence tnstru ctor and a Russell 1Della ) Mtller and prestdent of the Oh10 Rettred Mr s Rtchard (Florence} reachers Assoctallon, dted Riebel, both of Tucson , Am , Wednesday mght after sufand Mrs Ezra 1Eva mae 1 fer mg a heart attack at hts Ph illips, Syracuse, 31 468 N Sprmg St restdence grandchtldren. 10 great Born May 16, 1910, m Engrandchildren, 12 step- lerpnse, son of the late grandchildren, 10 step-great- Joseph and Tena Bloom grandchtldren, and several Walker, he was a teacher for meces and nephews 36 years Mr Cook was a member of Wa lker obtatned ht s the Syracuse Ftrst Umted bachelor's and master 's Presbytenan Church and the degrees m edu catiOn from Fraternal Order of Eagles Ohto Umvers1ty Funeral services wtll be He started hiS teachmg held at l p m Monday at the career m the Karns one room Ewmg Funeral Home where school m Hockmg County , fnends may call at any time where he taught grades HI after 7 thiS evemng Bunal He was a teacher and wtll be 1n Syracuse Cemetery pnnc1pal at StarrWashington Htgh School m Umon Furnace and Berne CARL PEACOCK Carl Pea cock 54, son of Unton Htgh School m Sugar Mrs Eula Bracken and the Grove pr10r to becommg a late Walter Peacock passed teacher, faculty manager and awa) Tuesday June 6 tn school treasurer at Logan Mtdland Hospital, Mtdland H1gh School In 1961, he was selected as Pa Mr Pea cock had entered the outstandmg science the hospital on June 2 to have teacher m the Ohto a pacemaker placed to help Umverslly Dtstrtct hi s bean. and on Tuesday A member of the Southsuffered a blood clot In hts eastern Ohto Science Counctl he served three tunes as leg He IS survived by his wtfe chauman of the Southeastern Ohto Dtstrtct Sctence Da) He also was a member of the Batelle Memortal Sctence lnslitute, Kappa Alpha Beta honorary and Ohto Education Assoctauon He sold msurance for the Motonst Mutual Insurance Co for 38 years ln 1968, he orgamzed the Hockmg Co un t) Ret Ired Teachers Asso ctallon and 11as the orgamzat10n's ftrst president He 11as a life member and also served as a trustee-atlarge of the Ohio Reured Teachers Assoctation He also was a life member of the National Retired Teachers Assoctataon Survtvmg are hts wtfe. Jenme Mae Dtxon Walker, two sons, Donald Raymond Walker of Elyna and Wilham Joseph Walker of Cheshtre, Conn , two brothers, Herbert Walker of Logan and Floyd Walker of Mentor a SISter, Mrs Manon (Ruth) Gray of Groveport. one brother-Inlaw. lrvm Huston of Logan, four grandchildren, NanC) and Dtane of Elyrta and Beth 4 ge ld•r~ g 3 y ea r ., old ( Oi l "''ll O:.IIU H1ll ~la!w ood~ O h• o 997 31:18) \ard ~le SPECIAL $1~ I ~ YOU ha11t• a ~e r vr( e to ull e r .... ant to buy or se ll ~orn e t h ing ae loa ~ urq l or w or 1.. or what ever you II ge t resuh 5 las ter w tho ~cntmcl Wor; t A d Any U S made car- parts extra if needed Excludes front wheel dnve cars Co1 19q7 ]15b I" ARD 5Al l chond -.e Mo rmnq New and u ~e d mer J l ornrly ~ tori Wed • rT'rle ou t Rt 7 Call Now For Appointment PORCH )Al~ on 5th 5t eet Ra une Wa nd a f-' o we l l res rden cc lo t'\ of clo th ng all qood C01'1drtron St or!S lhur 1oy Ju ne t Sth and wrll lost wt>('k, ~ o r u 1td Pveryt hrng Wed thru ~o r ') hou~ r ~ rl ow n from B 8 A Beauty ) f AMI IV YA RlJ ~ Al ~ J ur~e 19 10 )I M onrloy thru Wed 9 to .4 MC' 1 ., women s ( h ddr en 'l cloth ng o dd~ and en d ~ H o~ e Hdl IU ~ I bryond Cll( l11r\ 1 ~ on J3 ~OH \ roncel; '1 f.AM ILY YA fo! 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CO Al cc l::.r or Jolt W a r~., Inc. ~ Mo •n ) I f' orn(' t oy qq'l J8q I YARD SALE Thurs & Fn , June IS & 16 . 9 5 Paul Baer res , Rt 1 past Htghway Garage on r~ght Wat ch for stgns Antiques, crocks, tars and some old bottle s Men's shtr t s stre Med 15lt1 e.:cellent con d Genuane Stiver & turquoise lndtan jewelry Dentm 1eans, small boys ' clothes m1sc Dre ~ ol M~ I )(J tc,l7J YAMAHA 7)0 MX J8 mrn ro crng corburo!or Good ruru1 •n g <o ndrlton 9Cf} 740CI A bo ou tomot• r wo~her llfl:J lJ Al lU N PICKUP qq'} :JBOJ G ~ elN tr •< SJ5 ror, g e qq1 J155 Check our low. low pnces on FERTiliZER, NITROGEN,' POTACH, FERT.Q.PELS o,. ~ul 1\tl.,~<k W Caney Mgr - ~, Phone 992 2181 I lib~ UOOGt I ON truck w th 1973 4A0 cu rn mo to r ou ro tron'> 1ondern uw r o•le 19b7 Ply mou th :Jtl3 engrne body good mot o r needs 1cporr Co n bf' ~ een on 114 ol ) ycarno re Gro ... e AI !.O a Lo l cye n e l orn <, lot :15 t! :tJ (honnel ( t! rod •o 94c, :no5 HAY ) IANl)IN G rn h eld M ~ 2:J() D1 e~e l M ~ ~J) O•e ~ el l l' ~001 fiB~H GlA~!» boo t ond trad er LJ channel bo~e C.: t! p o wer m k c and on l etH'O (a ll q<o ~l9J o l1 er ~ prrr Mf I b!l D·e~el M~ 'JH~ Q,eH•I M~ I I J!> Ores el Cob orr II heater !<l G I~Ii::HUJ P0l ' J () Herd rl •d M W &U!:IW IM f-' U:Mt:Nl J bull "I y .. or :. old fJho ne Ml9 baler M i lO Hal e r Mf. l:t'O ll'l':l ~'> 4 1 Holm M o llhow!l. lol o10rJ !:,( ythe Ml ti80 !-l f> rnl rn o ur1 IC 6 bot lorn I-' low M~~'JO 1'I D•!)l Mf '100 I Ho w Chopper Ml 3q '} Money to Loan k ow Pla n ters Mec honrc ol lO AN ~ AVA ilAt!U ):/~ (JOO tu lron ~ plon ter JHINN !-l iHAllOR S A lt:~ Ph on (' 4)1:1 I 030 l t urt w Vo >10000 (J()(Jior Oli y tomrnercrol b\J ~11 1 es ~ purpow l oll ur 1 b 14 ~IJJ fl 400 be l wern q "" ' K ~ prn SAN LUIS PASS, Texas (UP!) - The restdents of Galveston Island know the dangers of the vtctous lUldertow through the pass on the Island 's southern t1p But to the ftve VISttmg children a wade m the Gulf of Mextco seemed hke a pleasant diverston on a hot June afternoon Moments after the ftve none of whom could swtm - tgnored the warnmg stgns and waded into the surf Thursday the undertow caught them , sweeping them to lhetr deaths m front of horrtfted onlookers who could do nothmg to help Brazorta County rescue teams recovered the bodtes of two gtrls late Thursday and searched the beach and dragged the water ear ly today for bodtes of the other . Accountability TOPEKA, Kan (UPJ) Five members of a Topeka (Continued !rom 1111• I) famtly were ktlled early on the House floor today m a hre m thetr The legtslattOn reqmres the apartment on the ctty's east state to provtde m-servtce, stde, authonlles satd ftscal management trammg The Identtttes of the to loca l sc hool dtstn ct vtctuns, SBid to be a man and treasurers and gtves the state woman and three children, supenntendenl of pubhc were not nnmedtately mstru cuon prtor approval available authonty over the audttor's A spokesman for the tss uance of a cerllhca te Topeka fire department satd allowtng schools to close th e blaze appeared to Before the btll was passed, th e House defeated an amendment whtch would have prohtbtted ahy pubhc school m Oh10 to close (Continued !rom 11111 1) Also defeated was an amendment to force a school btll were Sens Thomas A district to cut back tls Van Meter, R-Ashland; Paul operauon to mmimum state E Pfetfer, R-Bucyrus, and standards before tt would be Ronald Nabakowskt, Dallowed to close Loram AdoptiOn of the latt er Majortty Democrats amendment would have caucused for two hours required schoo ls to cut before debate began and teac her sa lanes and headed off what could have el 1mmate courses not been an explostve debate absolutely requtred for over school busmg for ractal graduatiOn desegregalion Rep C Wilham O'Neill, RVan Meter offered an Co lum bus, sa td ht s ame ndm ent whtch would amendment expressed the have forbtdden the state phtl osophy that baste Controllmg Board to release educatiOn was better than no any school loan or advance educallon at all should payment of a substdy to fulfill schools have to close a federal court order Without "It's a questton of whether the consent' of the enttre you want to dnve around for General Assembly two months m a Cadtllac then Van Meter satd such actton Sit home wtthout any by the Controllmg Board, transportation for the rest of which has already ad• anced the year " sa id 0 Netll " If Cleveland 1ts enllre 1978 state you can' t afford the Cad illac, substdy, constttutes "a maJor you have to go ahead and buy policy decJston which should the Ford and drtve ll arolUld not be made by a super mm1 for while " Legtslature " Referrmg to U S Dtstnct Court Jud~e Frank J Balttstt's dectston to keep Cleveland schools open for Velerans Memorial Hospital desegregation purposes, Van Admtsswns - Brenda Meter satd 'Unless thts amendment IS LeMaster, Pomeroy approved, you have very clearly opened the door for the federal court to come m Holzer Medical Center here and seize the enllre $40 (Discharges June 15) mtlhon loan fund " Pamela Albert. Sophta Under an agreement Chesser, Mmme Clark, Flora reached m the DemocratiC Dailey, Leona Ebersbac h, caucus , Ocasek qutckly Kermit Faught, Thomas moved to table the Gooldm , Jason Hall, Mary amendment and debate went tlarrts, Karen Heath. James no further The amendment Htll, Margaret Hoschar, was tabled on a 21-10 party· Goldie Houck, Tom lson, lme vote Ethel Knotts, Fredertck Sen Kermeth R Cox, )). Lamer, Frank Marttnko, Barberton, who favored a Leon McKnight , Orpha stmilar amendment to Jumt Peters, Marhn Poe, Myrtle th e Controlling Board 's Sampson, Dana Sargent, Joy authortty to release busmg Shtelds, Emma Swon, fund s, sa td the ca ucus ranvel Wamsley, Ltnda discussiOn was "hea lthy but ard , Bethany Wreede not volallle " (Births) Mr and M~s Garr) Sexton, daughter.1ackson Democratic Hospital News three vtctlms Authorities said none of the victuns knew lxlw to swun. "The pass ha s a tremendous undertow ," satd Stenff's Capt Gene Smtih, who headed the search teams "The ktds asked tf they could go in the water They were out there Just when the tlde was gomg out and tt has one helluva a current It Just swept them out'' Smtth satd the chtldren, on an afternoon outing, went ongmate on the ftrst floor of the two-story untt All hve of the bodies were found U1 the upstatrs porllon of the complex, he satd Ftre Chtef Joe Douglas satd me of the children appeared to be under 2 years of age and the two other chtldren appeared to be between 6 and 10 years of age "When we arrtved, thetr lUllt was totally (engulfed m flames)," srud Douglas, who responded to the I 56 am. call ' It was qwckly brought under con trol - wtthin 30 or 45 mmutes There was nothmg parttcularly unusual about the ftre, except the tragtc thmg ts that more people don't have smoke detectors " Douglas satd the cause of the flr e was sttll und er mveshga tlOn Court actions filed Thursday Two sutts for money, three acttons for divorce and two for dtssoluuon of marnages have been flied m Metgs County Common Pleas Court Umled Student Atd Funds, lndtanapolis, lnd , ftled sutt tn the amount of $3,056 16 agamst Davtd S Heaton, Rt 3, Pomeroy Agnes Sellers, Portland, flied sutt tn the amount of $900 agamst Aaron Turner, Rt I, Long Bottom, et al for damages as the result of an acctdent Feb 4, 1977 m Lebanon Townshtp Ftlmg for dtvorce 11ere Dottle Cremeans, Rt 4, Pomeroy, agamst Cha rles Cremeans, Coolvtlle, llene Hall , Mtddleport, agamst Truman Hall, Mtddleport, Cynthia Ann Mayle, Mtd· dleport, agatnst Ca lvtn Wtlford Mayle, Jr , Rt 1, Racme · F1'mg for dtssolutlon were Martha Clonch, Mtddleport, and Wtlliam Clonch, Mtddleport, and Donna V Lavender, Mtddleport, and Wtlltam T. Lavender. Mtd· dleport wadmg when the ptckup truck m which they were mling became stuck m soft sand. The area, known as Surfstde Beach and located south of Galveston tsland, was marked no swunmmg, he satd The bodtes of Carol · Masters, 15, of Sugar Land and Lmda Zahn, 13, of Houston were recovered about 100 yards from the shore Still mtssmg were Carol's brother, Leroy, 7, her stster, Usa, 10, and James Bowman, 10, of Houaton. Smtth satd Bowman's stster, Kelly, 16, was wtth the party but did not go m the water. "She saw what was happemng, though, and went out to try to save her brother," Smith SBld. ' She caught hliD for a whtle but the current was so bad she had to let go of him The Tenth Dtstnct Democrallc Action Club held tts orgamzatlonal meetmg recently at the Elks Club tn Martetta The featured speaker was Stale Senator Anthony Celebrezze, Jr, Democratic candtdate for Secretary of State In hts remarks, Celebrezze emphastzed the degree of untty whtch extsts among the Democrats runnmg for state olftce, and felt that tt would carry the entire ucket to vtctory m November Celebrezze was crttlcal of the mcumbent Secretary of State Ted Brown He felt the offtce should do much more to get people to recognize the unportance of votmg He also crtllctzed hts opponent 's role as chatrman of the Ballot 1 Commtsston, sta\m~ that the language of tssues ont he ballot remams extremely unclear and that the adverttsmg of tssues has been madequate. Celebrezze also felt that electton stattsttcs are not TAG DAY SET Syracuse - Mtners•tlle Baseball Assoctatton will hold tag day Saturday m the •lllage of Pomeroy and Syracuse Soltclttng donauons wtll be members of the softball, htlle league and T-ball teams All donattons 1111l be greatl y apprectated SUNS WIN AGAIN The Syracuse Suns T-ball team upped thetr season record 4-1 by defeating Rutland Thursday mght 2323 Teenager (ConUnutd hun pace 1) dleport youth to Fatrfleld School for Boys m Lancaster. 0 , for repeated mctdents of obtaining mot or vehicles from car dealers through deceptton and vtolatton of proballon It ts reported the youth had obtamed cars and motorcycles from dealers m Metgs, Gallta and Mason colUlttes ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY DAD ON R'the same locauon The fit queen's luncheon wtll be held nil at 2 30 p m on Fnday, June ~ 23, at the Masomc Temple m of Mtddleport ·~ All local queens such as w proms, Juruor M1ss, etc , are dE welcome to the queen's N luncheon. They should m contact Mary Ault tf they ~· wtSh to attend ,, bi SQUAD RUNS The Pomeroy Emergency th Squad made two emergency L• runs Thursday afternoon ~ At 2 10 p m the squad was hE called to the Ward residence co m Harnsonvllle where Mr ca Ward had caught his toe m a m1 lawnmower. He was treated Cr on the scene 16! At 4.23 p.m Brenda WI Templeton, New Street, a EA medtcal pattent was taken to ~:Veterans Memo nal Hospttal pr R Fit YO WORD RECEIVED Cl Friends and 1elahves In 1Meigs County have recet•ed word of the death June b of Sharon Smtth 30, formerly of Metgs count\ , In a Col umbus hospital She IS survi ved by - several cousms 111 lhe Met gs Cu unl y area KNIT SHIRTS - ... \/.f ~ TIES ' r I r ' l DRESS SLACKS ) ~ ~\ I I I' r ,. ) ,: ~ '-"\.!-~ CHAIRS Sale Prices on Summer. Furniture, Watches, f'UNDS DISTRIBUTED State Auditor Thomas E Ferguson's office armoWJced the June, 1978 dlstrtbullon of 133,:149,6119 m Aid to Dependent Children to 484 ,489 recip ieo , tn Ohto 's 88 countte , Meigs County recei,ed ~ 449 for 1,019 rcup1en1-. I NO 20 VIdeo Games, Radios, Handkerchiefs and Jeans. SHOP FRIDAY TIL 8:00, SATURDAY TIL 5:00 ·Eiberfelds In Pome <.~ml C•Ii D•hlberg, D<Jvld Bla ~: k , H1t1 • tttlittt tmts SU NDAY, JUNE 18, 1978 GALLI POLIS- POINT PLEASANT MIDDLEPORT- POMEROY PRICE 25 CENTS EXTENDE!l FORECAST Monday lhrough Wednesday, a few scatterrd sho\\ers or thundershowers daily, 1uth highs m the upper 70s or 80s Lows ~Ill be m the upper 50s to lhe middle OOs Monday and 10 the 60s Tucsdo) and Wednesday Panel seeks involvement POMEROY ad~Jlescents Chtldren and - hu"' can they consohda te their po11er lo enhance higher standards of sc\f-<hrection 1 Bob Morns, prmc1pal of Pomeroy Flcmcntar) , Dun Morrts, dtrector of turrtculum develupment for Metgs Luca l SIGNJN(; UP FOR FROG HACE - Ed Slater left, employe of Kerrs Schools, JUvenile probation offi cer Carl D1stnbutmg Co , Athens 1s shown entertng h1s frog 'Kermit' ' In the .mnual frog llysell and John Brammer cuunselor m JUmp" to be sta~ed Saturday, June 24, at Marauder Sladtum m J>omero) FIIhng out the entry form for' Kertnlt 'IS Bill Young grand croaker mcharge of vice the chil d and adolescent program at the Metgs Mental Health Center wtll address Area fire deparltnents invited to take part in July 4 contest rerreatton fest1val GAl l.IPOI IS - The yellu" ball Accordmg to Ftre Chief James Northup su""""ded 14 feet off the ground, won 't be area ftrc depar1rncnts are Jnvttcd to enter the only thtng to get 11et when Gallipoli s firemen hold the1r second annual water- ball fight. July 4 BJ the lime the battle ts over the firemen "Ill have soaked each other as ~ell Spon sored romtly b) lhe Gallipolis Shrine Club •nd the Gal!Ipulis 1'1re Dcpanmcnt, lhe evelll IS schedul ed to learns for the cumpetlttun North up sa1d any depanment nHI) register two person tht:s questiUn at the Mc1g:s Human Resource Cuunc11 s luncheon m ectm~ at the Me1gs lnn 'luesda) , June 20 dt noon The panel hnpes for audience parUc1patwn bram stormmg posstbihltes for mvolvement of patents, students local a ~en c1 es. teachers and udm tm strauon to support th e rno\•ement uf yo uth t oward goa ls which nu~ht mclude self-disctpline, prrde and ln V(Jivcmcnt vta grou p gu1dance Anvonc mtr1 estcd IS ll tYI! ed to <:ltlend the luncheon meettng Nu rcserva twns dre llCCCSSHr}' t~ams by appearing ,JlJ p m on the da) of the battle Northup also said area CIVIC FIIIE f tf,HTERS SUMMONED MlDDJ.EPOHT - The M1ddlepon l'n e Department was ca lled to the UI The obJect of the watcrballltght Is for 1e1 sectiOn of l{oul es 7 and 33 Fnda) ,11 begm at f p m on the c1ty park wl.llcrfrunt one team tu llW\ e the ) ell ow ball from I he II 06 p m ~here a truck owned by Rubert and IS part or he commum ty's ~::~nn 1m\ clubs and fraternal orgamza1 1ons may ent er teams rl\ cr center tu the opponent 's end of .1 100 fool long steel cable uSing a tOO pound lper square tnch r stream of water pourmg out of a 11 t mth hose 1wu teams com pete eat: h lime under a three mm ut e luntt cll itl lbe dmmpiOnshlp team 1s chosen by an chnunuuon proce~s Northup noted that at the conclusion of the regular team matches, chi ldren •Ill GAl.llPOl.IS - Mik e Kamman , have d chance to 1ry thctr luck at waterball general chatrma n ror the 13th mmual fi ght Ulg River festival begins July 1 Creauthers, Route 2 Pomeroy was un fire f1remcn c xun ~ mshcd the btaze Four vandalism II , DISCUSS COUNTY-WIDE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM dulles Pictw-ed, left to nght are Don Phtlltps and James - 1\ meeung of co unty Ia~< enforcement officers was held Frtday aflernoon to disc uss the proposed counlv wtdc lOJnrnumcatJOn system dCS I ~ n ed tO atd O{ftccrs In lhctr Justt<c Shenff James M ont~omery, far nght, served as chmrman of the grant proposal committee 9 Foster held re presentatives fo r the Ad.numstratton of 4 Proposed county-wide communication system discussed by Gallia officials GA!.L!PO J IS - A p1oposed counl )· cuuld foresee no problems "'1th re~ard:s to 1t ponable unlls tor tne Gallia County Shenff s Office lour mobile and four Ille represe ntcttl v~s spc..:ula ted tha t portable umt> for the Gallipolis C11y Pohce discussed here f nday afternoon b) local the proposal 1\ ould probably be approved Depaitmenl. one mobile and one portable law enforcement off1cers umt for the Vil lageofC heshtre, o'ne mob1le The meetmg which was called by b) Ocluber of thiS year If approved, the ~rant would supply and one pOJHtbl ~ um t for Vmton , two Ga lila Count) Sher 1H James MontgomerY, concerned the progress of the grant $50 HlO to the county tu be used lor the mobJie and two portable wuls for Rio proposa l subtnttted to fund the com- purchase of mob1lr and porta ble com Gra nde one rnob1lc and one portable umt "'de ( {JIUHIIUIII(Uti O/lS S)S lem \\CI S the fundm g mumcat iOn net \\ ork Don Phillips and James Foster, held represent all ves for the Admmtstratlon of Just1ce, told the offtcers the p1 oposu l " as betng Vlclled f,IVorabl\ and lhal lhC\ Vinton mayor calls for 5 resignations River Recreation Festival smd Sat urda) reams destrmg to JcgtsteJ ln ddvance that plans have been completed for the ur who want more mformatlun ma) Ga llipolis celebration scheduled lui July I L11nl ac1 CIIhci Chi ef Northup (44lHI613 ) 01 through 4 Maimtng Wei herhull 1446-438:1 I BY t.ARRV EWING The event ts sponsored each year bv VINTON - Chargmg H lack of counctl lhe Gallipolis Area Chamber of Comcooperl!tiOn durmg th e pa st s1x months, merce Vmton Major Howard Neekamp has Fcsllvthes Y.lll ~ct undcrwa) Suturcalled for the restgn<iliOns of Council day, July I With a queen coronallon of Members Elva Adkins, Harold Brown, fic1al opemng ceremonies, a voca l concert Charles Easter, Gary Mc<:Jaskey, and by the Gallta Academy l!tgh School Rodney Alderman Madngats and entertainment by I ex On Jur1e 14, Mayor N•-ekamp sent a Hamson and the Valley Boys, Country and eerllhed letter to each of the council Western Show Sunday, July 2 \\Ill nu~ mbers named above feature a chicken barbecue, open house at The letter read ' Our House museum and a gospel con'Your unme!hate res1gnatton will cert all afternoon and a ski sho" and skt POMEROY - Meigs County Sherif! preclude the necessJl) for )OU to engage an races mto the evemng Monday, July 3, James J Proffttl reports deputies arc atturney to defend you tn forthcommg will be kids day actiVJlies featunn g checktng four vandalis1n complamts liligatwn designed specifJc•lll to effect wheelbarrow races, rope skipping, suck Betty Hawk , C hesler, owner uf the )O ur remova l from ofllcc races, lurtle races ond a pet show Sumerheld Restaurant rep<Jrted a "In dow 'Should le ga I o1 chon become Tu.,day, July 4, highlights mclude a had been broken somet une Thu1 sday necessary the broader charges shall be gtgantlc parade that starts In do11ntown mght malfeasance uusfeasanle , and Ga llipolis at 11 30 am with patriolic Fnday mormng, G•ry Dill, Chest<J nonfeasance m office with speCifics clearly ceremomes, a pra)er breakfast, magic reponed the townships detailed" shows, French Art Colony show, and the TownshtpTrustee. road grader parked at the Township Neekamp !'ilales thai tlus action must area s largest fireworks display by the Ga rage at Chester had Its glass broken be taken tn order lo correct the miStakes Gallipolis Volunteer Ftremen and Retntl out by rocks Damages were eslimated al and problems caused by these ccuncJI Merchants Association "Ill conclude the 545 members day's ac1tVJtles !.aura Ctrcle. Rt 3, Racine rDorcas1 In lcltphune lnlervle\\s Saturday, Enlertamment will be proVl<led by the reported Friday morning that around 1 30 cuunrll membero Adkins, Easler, Old Tyme Chorus, the G•rf1eld Ba rbec ue, am she was awakened by what she McClaskey and Alderman all staled Ward's Keyboard & t'rtends, and Country thought was a gunshot lhey "'uuld not rt..,.;lgn. Strangers and selections from 'G•IIia When she got up, she dlsco,ered two Councilman !::aster s.ud that the Country" throughout the fo ur day festival rocks had been thrown at her house One people Vmton had elected hun to offtce, Food and drinks will be offered by 13 rock struck the sJdtng, the other rock and thatof he would not be threa tened with concesston stands on the festival grounds bruke the sturm window and other wmdow court action by Ule mayor The annual Rtver Recreation F'estlval The fourth repon of vandalism oc He furth er stated he wa s l>rct>ared to IS designed as family fun and en· curred on SR 7 near the mtersectlon of the go to court, 1f necessar) to IIHilfltaln h1s tertamment gtvlng area famtlie s an upRun Road offtce portunlty to enjoy a fun weekend Wilhout Forest t\ 1972 Chevrolet Impala owned by Elva Adkins satd th.Il the mayor had traveling on crowded highways Sara Wells, Rt I, ).,ng Bottom, had been no nght to ask them to resign that the Any organization or tndtvldual ~ tslung to enter the Fourth of July Parade should parked at the wide spot along SR 7 after counctl members are domg thm jobs, and ftll out the coupon tn the local papers or developtng transmtsston problem trying to work with the ma)or Adkins contact the Gallipolis Area Chamber of Sometime between nudmght and 10 am stated she would go to cow-l, If necessary Counctlman Alderman satd that he Commerce on State Street In Gallipolis Friday a quart beer bottle had been thrown thru the wui<lshJela d1dn 't kno~< what charges the mayor could Thls year's theme ts "America, Another Shenff Profftlt requests the asststance brmg agamst htm m court Aloorman also Year or Freedom of the public m helpmg put an end lo the stated that he would not resign rush of vandalism complatnls C.•wtcllman McClaskey recognized If anyone has any Information that can that there were pn1blems 11n the council, FREE CLOTHING DAY asstst In developing the ldeollly of the bul stated he wuuld nut resign at this CHESH IR E - The Galll a- Mel gs time. Community Ael on Agency wlll hold It s free culpritS, please ca ll the sheriff's ufhce In other matters Arthur Woodyard , McClaskey urged cooporatton and clothing da) for low tncomc persons on Wednesday, June 21 , from 9 a Ill to 12 Columbus, reported he had a porch swmg better commumcatlon between the counctl noon The Agency's dothtng bunk Is stolen from his properly In Sc1p1o Town and Mayor Neekamp Counc ilm an Harold Brown was located In the old high school bu1ldmg m ship, sometime between May 28 and June tO The tncldent Is under lnvestJgauon. , unavailable fur ctr~nmenl Cheshtre probed Friday is issued t:A RI OAHLREIIG OAVID BLACK complaints are Reminder A spokesn1an tor the Metgs Extenston Servtce tssued a remmder today that JUnior fatr kmg and queen appllcatlons are due m the Meigs Extension Offtce June 26 Club members of 4-H, Gtrl Scouts, F F A , F H A , and v I C A who are 16 years of age or older are encouraged to enter the contest Applications are avatlable at the F.xtenston Office Requirements are as follows Must have an exhibtt of some form m the Juruor Fatr Must be 16 years of age or older on January 1 Those ha vmg any questtons, contact the Metgs Extension Office at 992-3895. - DAVID SII\ANG VOL 13 provtded qutckly enough by his opponent and felt that the use of more modern techntques could make such mformatton more qutckly available "The days of green eye shades and ann garters are over,'' Celebrezze satd He concluded by saymg he felt that the outcome m November's ele<:Uon would be dectded by the small and medtum stzed counties ln the state In other busmess, members heard Daren Mtkal, candtdate for the 95th House seat, and representatives of other legtslauve candidates Carl Kane, mayor of Beverly, spoke for Dtck Celeste and Mtke Dornan, candtdates for govern or and lieutenant governor Officers elected for the com mg year are · Mary Benson, prestdent, Fatrfteld County , Alexander Prtsley, vtce-prestdent, Athens Co unty. Mary Hackett , secretary, and Mary Bumworth, treasurer , both of Washmgton County 1\.uto l'.n1 s and DcJhlberg Glass The volvement With tht! radio televisiOn InexeuJII Vl' dn c{tor uf lhc.: Suutheaste!n du stry durmg ~ht ch he wun several (Jt.tnch.• Co ll t•ge itnd ( iiii\J t\Uil ll) lnll~~e Ohlu Hc~lll nal ( trllll t ll ICr.;C IVed h1 s awan.ls Ill' al so remains a t:tlv~ i:tS a bathll rr l s degret m JuUmailsm from Uhw mm1 ~1er uf the Lutheran Church m a d nunt slr<~ Lu l s hct ve been t~ppotllt ~ d ! 1• AmenGl Stal l' Univ ersity m ltJ42 n t:~A PIJStiiUn s i.ltcurdlllg IU .In i.U1 The (,alltpol!s rcsidenL received h1.s In hi s new t apuut } IJi:.ihlbcJ g Yilll noun< ement made Jode~y by Paul C ll.a}eS lontm ue t u tout dm.1te the hrghl) sue ba chelm s degree from Il lin ois Wesleyan pr"' ~uch. nl D.thlhcl g forrnct dt rct tul uf tlevclop lcssful free enler pr 1sc v. urk shops whtt h Un tVC I Sit) m 1960 and his m~:~ ster' s of he helped rJ n gtnale <tl Rt!l Grande and dJ VInlll Ill 1965 from I utheran School of fll('nl \.-\ ,ts made an u ss t~tan t tu the I heolugy at Cht cago prt·st r.knt , whtle Suang, Wh(i lwd been \\.hllh last year "'un et Cltdt tun fur ex In Ju s new pusltllm St1ang Will cellence from the Frecdums J. ou ndauun at d n t'clu J of college rd.JLtun s ~HI S named Vollt\ f-orge li e will ai S1 1 work wtth cuor d1n<-1t c R1u (,rande's development I he du ~ecl t1 1 of lievt•lupm~n l Bl cu~ k wtll utfl (e mclud1ng the sdwvl ;:; current 1.\ufk Wllll the dCVClopmCill l~cUTl i)S cln :speu« l Jevel ul>lllcnt piuJecls and fuUII u.sststant I! the d1rt•t1u1 fu t ~(J\>1' 1 nmentr-d dL~II un 1el<Jllun s under a ss 1 ~nm ent fT om capita l c.u n p tll ~n ami It :-:~ co llege relations and alumm Ielat J(JnS dep~u1.ment s President llayes t dc~IHm s Black, GallipoliS the newest staff SI I c mg u n~umll } Jollied lh~ tullegc D<.~\llbc r K who ltv e~ 111 Wellslon swfr 1n 1976 Pnor to tha t ht; Wd !l st<.ttwn member. came lu Rio Grande l• st fall as Julnl'll the t. ullegc staff 111 1969 as vtce presalent for de\Clopmcnt after a 20 year mana ger uf WMPO, MJddlepuil Strang s l 1tle Ill CrJo rdmator H1 s rc spunsJblhtJes Cuntmued on A 2 LLJ rL't r on busmcss .1s owner uf Wcllstun CCHeer mdudes an 16 yc.Jr hi StUI V uf HI HIU I .I!ANIJE I><J vtd M Str .,.n~-: unba lOth District club organizes BOOSTERS MEETING na ' RACINE - A spectal an• meetmg of the Southern Band on ORIENT AT ION SESSION Boosters wtll be held at 7 30 vi i The 15 contestants for the p m Monday at the htgh W~ttle of Metgs County Regatta school Supt Bob Ord wtll be P~ueen wtll meet at the present to explam the new ~~Iverboat Room of the Meigs handbook All parents of band beBranch, Athens County sySavmgs and Loan at 7 p m members are urged to attend mMonday for an onentatton sh~sesslon A I On Wednesday judgmg of m the contestants wtll be held at Rio's Dahlberg, Strang and Black assume new positions Five children swept to deaths Fire kills 5 persons Q 4t!S :J6J5 U ~ l (J IRA CT O iol ~ Mf I J) Set:> I ~ ~(> '( Rood f'omt roy & BLEND Pomeroy Landmark For~le and Wendy of CheShtre, Conn He was preceded m death by one sister, Della Huston Funeral services wlll be held at I p m Saturday m the Hemlem-Brown Funeral Home wtlh the Rev R W Faulkner offtctating Burtal wtll be tn Oak Grove Cemetery Fnends may call at the funeral home from 2to 4and 7 to 9 p.m. Frtday. Memortal servtces wtll be conducted by Mmgo Lodge 171 at 7 30 p m Fnday m the funeral home I Cncket, lnter\1ewed Saturda) mormng Mayor Neekamp. further charged that actton taken m fr1da~ s spccwl CO WICilmet:!tmg was mtended to fortt the rcstgna tion of Vtnton Marshal E W Wtdger Council moved on f nday to not pay the msurance due on the vtllage pohce crutser Thts actiOn wall dtsconllnuE' patrol tn Vmton at least unt il the next ser\u.:es mumcatwn umts as well as foi Jhe purchase of mlscellnneous base and anlenna for Ccntervall e and one mohtle and one tuu nty commurutit'S ~uuld be e)(pected to ~upph 5 p~r cent of 1he amount m mat· dung fund.!! If appM ed the gr"m would allocate fum h fur the purchase of eight mob1le and used for lav. en forcement onl y Altendmg "e re Chns portoble unll for Crown Cttl The number of commurucatlon unlls eqUipment Atotal of 145 i10 would be supplied bl fund ed per commumt} ts based upori the fed er.11 fundm g \\Ilh Ihe remamder s1 ze of theu Ja w rnrorC'e mcnt office The g1ant , wh1ch \\. ould fund this equall\ fu rnished by stol e and local funds Accvrdm g to Phillips and Foster proposa l requires that the equipment iJc !Juiltlill{.f Jlrojl!ct Mmull•r A specml meetmg of f'(JSt 39 ~mcrt can Leg1on, ~•ll be held i 30 p rn Monday m the Pornero\ I eg1un H.ill Purpose uf the rncetmg: 1s to dtscuss posslbtlit l('S of bm ldmg a ne" legiOn home All trustees and 1nterc stcd members are urged l o :mend mayor's t hiJrges and stated the dectsmns had been made enurely lor financial V1nton Ma yo r Howard Neekamp Vmton Ma rshal, E W Widger , NanC\ I emlev of Cheshtre ,Ind Gallia Count) deputtes Gcot ge Plants and D R Whil e POME HOY Drew-Webstt~ r regular meettn ~ of U1e council m July Counrtl moved earllc r thts Yt!dr to reduce the >alar) of Marsh1Ii Widger from $000 to $150 per JIJ()nth Councilman Charles !::aster demed the John 1.t}lor . Ma rhn Wcdeme)er , mayur of Rto Grande. Roben Sha• Rto Gra nde Mar sh.ll !-l!gioll fill irl's to (/i.~('U!>S Mor ns Galhpulis ril l manager , Chief of Police MEf r TUESDAY (,Ati ,JP OI IS - Ga llipoli s Cit) Comnu sston '1-\ !ll JJH!ct m specml sesston on Tucsda), b eg tnntn ~ at 8 p m tn the muruCIJ)lll co urt room Ill the c1ty bu1ldmg MIDOLEPORT - A lurmer village ' garage on Rutland St was romplelel) dcstnt)ed by fire Saturda y afternoon The bu1ldmg • as 0" ned b) Noel Hermann , and "as used for storagr The struc·ture contained sc' era\ odds and ends and nnr old automobile The Harold Smtth home nearby \\as saved b) Middleport and Pomeroy firemen Ftremen .,. ere ou tht' srene approximately three hours Caust· of tile blaze Wa!i un· detrrmlned reasons Accordmg to Easter, the <-ouncil moved not lo pa v th e crUiser msurance lUltll there ISa full disclosure b) the vtllage hnance <nrnnuttee of tile funds currently available Ill the VIoton budget Easter further slated the coutictl was e• plunn g lhe posslbfllty of c.mtractlng around the clock prutectlun lrom the Gallla Cuunl) Sheriff's ufflre. Accordmg to Easter thts move would save the village subslWJllal arnolUlts of mone) on sahmes, \chtcle rnamtcnance and msur ance 11w only council member not asked to restgn was Collis Atkins. Alkms was appomted by Mayor Neekamp to fill a vac:ancy creall..>d by the rettrerncnt of Woodrow Browmng Meetmg on Fnda), the counctl took the £1r ~t step tn an attl•mpt to remove Atkins from office The cowu:rl moved to send Atkins a letter asking htm to appear before the body to answer charges agatnsl hnn Accordmg to council members, Atkins has missed four consecuuve mcet1•gs Council rules allow for the removal uf a member after two absent-es In further actiOn taken Friday, the council moved to pay the msurancc on the Vmton. flretru cks Counctl also patd Roy Spears for the mstallatton of gnlls at VInton park The council authorized Neekamp to mvest1gate the purchase of a dump truck for the village 1DV AL CITIZENS - Freda Ltevlng, left, and,Beulah Utterback, twm ststers, wba reside on Porheroy's East Mam Street are dedtcated women They have, for sometune, assisted the Pomeroy Chamber of Com merce m Its cleanup campaign You can see them every mormng ptckmg up debrts m front of thetr home on up East Mam to the Pomeroy Cement Block Co operation They also asststed Mr and Mrs Paul Stmon m plantmg flowers at the corner of Nye Ave and East Main Saturday, the chamber extended Its thanks to the ladtes for their Interest and assistance � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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