https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0669c26ae7e4826c8154e784e74b9be3.pdf c303f82dc911f936f80218890d6a8f97 PDF Text Text 12- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0., Thur~dHy. July 2'2, 1918 Ell f . . S en ussmg agam?" he ~endant's said she did not wish to lnPomeroy squad records 5 runs terfere. She said when Ellen (Continued fro~ page I) and Leonard drank they did The Pomeroy Emergency taken to Holzer. arg ue. "I'm sure he loved Squad made four . run s At 12:17 a.m. this morning it discharged striking his wife .her," she. concluded. Wednesday and one shortly the squad was called to City sea ted in a nearby chair. In cross examination by after midnight this morning. Hall for Evelyn Hartley who Fitchpatrick said he threw Crow, Mrs. Richards said At 10 :42 a.m. Wednesday, was taken to Veterans. the gun down on the floor. He Leonard sometimes became Webst er Hodge, Laure l said he screamed, "My God. I happy and funny when The Gallia-Meigs Post, Street, was taken to Holzer shot her." He stated he shook drinking and other times Highway Patrol, investigated Medicat' Center. Miss Edwards and told her to became argumentative. She two accidents Wednesday in SQUAD CALLED Atl2 :35 p.m. the squad was call the emergency squad and said she thought she heard Meigs County. At 1:52 p.m. Wednesday, the police. The defendant called to the Farmers Bank her daughter's voice in the Officers investigated a for Opal Cununings who was Mid dle port's Emergency testified he had never shot background during the early rear-end collision on SR 143, taken to Veterans Memorial Squad was called to Front either of the guns since call, before 2 a.m. on Apri19, two miles west of SR 7, at II Hospital. She was a medical Street for George McDaniel getting them several months but had been told that she a.m. who had fa llen. He was taken ago. patient. could not have. heard her According to the patrol, an At 7:20p.m . Herman Werry to Veterans Memoria l When asked by Fultz. "Was daughter. auto driven by John W. was transported to Veterans Hospital where he wa s there a heated argument?", Sheila ·Edwards had been Smith, !6, Middleport, was Memorial and at 9:06 Tracy treated fo r lacerations to the Fitchpatrick replied, "Not to the la st · prosecuting witness struck in the rear by a vehicle Whaley, Lincoln Hill, was head and released, · that extreme. No." on the stand Wednesday. She operated by Edna M. After the accident, Fitch- spent several hours before Blumenauer, 52, Pomeroy. patrick said he picked up his the jury relating events of Two occupants of the Smith seven-month-old daughter, April 8 and 9 when she was at vehicle, Keith Landers, !6, Ta ra, and loo k her to the the Fitchpatrick home. She Cheshire, and Christopher home of a neighbor, Larry told of threats, physical Taylor, 16, Pomeroy, claimed Ogdin. He said he knocked on action against each other by injuries, but were not Im8 Year the doo r. but co uld n't the couple when they a!Tived mediately treated. Certifi~ate rem ember if any one an- home , and told of seeing . According to the report, swered the doo r or not. He Leonard Fitchpatrick aim the Smith exhibited visible signs den ied having brought ·any gun and shoot his wife. She of injury. shell s fo r the shotgun s und erwent · lengthy cross There was severe damage downstairs and told the jury examination but her story of to both vehicles. Blumenauer 6 Year he telephoned hi s mother-in- the evening and early mor- was cited for assured clear Certificate law right aft er the accident. ning activities in direct distance. " I st ill can 't even believe it contrast to the testimony of At 9:25 a.m., the patrol happened," he stated. Fitchpatrick did not change. investi ga ted a one-car Upon cross examination by John Rhodes, a co-worker mishap on SR 143, south of Prosecutor Rick Crow, Fitch- of Fitchpatrick at the Gallia Township Rd . 392. patrick demonstrated how Coal Company, was the first 4 Year According to the patrol, a he pi cked th e gun defense witness. He told o.f vehicle driven by Marcia F. Certificate up fr om the fl oor dMnking with Mr. and Mrs. Elliott , 25, Rutland , lost th e morning it dis- Fitchpatrick at the control on the roadway and charged. He said he did_ Headquarters Bar in Mid- rolled over onto its top. 1 Year not know it was loaded. Crow dleport and the Regatta Inn An occupant in the Elliott Certificate questioned Fitchpatrick as to at Pomeroy on the night of vehicl e, Iva Stewart, 68 , why he took one gun upstairs April 8. He said the couple Rutland, claimed injuries, when he found it was loaded , "seemed happy." but was not immediately but did not take the other gun The next defense witness, treated. upstairs at the same time. LaiTy Ogdin , a neighbor, said There was severe damage Cro w att empte d to get he had just gone to bed when to the auto. No citation was Fitchpatrick to admit that he hea rd a shot and issued. blood on the bathroom walls screaming. His wife, insisted · was placed there by him he investigate and he got up swinging his arms in stri kin g out of bed and dressed. his wife, the blood coming However, before he could get from hi s injured hand. dressed, there was "banging However, Fitchpatrick said on the door" but when he he sa w no reason for blood to answered it, Ogdin testified be on the walls and that he did no one was there. He went to not swing his ann s. the Fitchpatrick home and He again testified there saw Mrs. Fitchpalrick dead was no argument with Mrs. in a chair and he heard FitchFitchpatri ck except that "she patrick say, "I can't believe wanted to put something on it happened." He said the my hand . ~~ Fitchpatricks' baby, Tara, The Bend Area Medical Regulations require that there be an Crow also qu estione d was on the couch crying and Center in New Haven has int erest penally if the principal is Fitchpatrick's statement that he took the baby home with secured the services of two wi thdrawn before matur ity . Holder wil l be he had nev er loaded the gun him. He did not see Sheila medical doctors, it was anpaid interest at the annual rate of 5 per cent which discharged lo which Edwards, but he did see a nounced today . less 3 months tor the ti me the pr incipal was Fitchpatrick replied "he had gun, Ogdin stated. He said 10 Drs . Mateo Dayo and on depos it. never used the gun at all." to 15 minutes elapSed from Zinnia Dayo will arrive in Under questioning again by the time he heard the shot NewHaven on Friday, July I, Fultz, Fitch patrick told of until he reached the Fitch- to start their practice at the bein& examined b~ Dr. R. R. patrick home. Clinic. Piekens for an arm Upon cross examination, The Ben d Clinic will be · discoloration. In reply to Og din said Fit chpalri ck officially opened for Fultz, he stated he knew his appeared nervou s. He receiving patients on Montestimony wa s in direct identified the scream he had day, July 10. con tradict ion to other wit- hea rd · as coming from a Patients will be seen by nesses, but under oath had female. appointment and walk-ins. Meigs County told of the events of April9 as Both Mr. and Mrs . Carl The period from July I to the he remembe red them. Fitchpatrick, parents of the l!lh will he used to set up the People Fitchpatrick's mother-in- defendant , testified that the Clinic and to be ready to law appea red lor the defense relationship hetween their receive the pubtic. also stating she and her son and his wife had been The Clinic has been without husba nd and the Fitch· good and that their son had the services of a doctor since patricks besides being in· always been "a peaceful Mrs. Esther Ralston left on laws , were "good fri ends." person." February 25. She told of Fitchpatrick Brenda Haley, Pomeroy, a The Bend Clinic has also calling her early on the co usi n to Leonard Fitch- secured the services of morning of April9 asking her patrick, said she had talked Dentist James Lockhart who to "come down " hecause to Sheila Edwards, who had will set up his practi ce there had been an accident. told her there had been an around August I, 1978, when She said she could tell he had argument at the Fitchpatrick the furniture and equipment been drinkin g quite a bit and home, but that it looked like will be received. OHIO did not go. She stated she the shooting was an accident. asked him : "Are · yo u and Sheila had told her that Ellen wanted "to go back out" but Leonard wouldn 't let her go. Upon cross examination by Crow, Mrs. Haley testified she had seen Leonard Fitchpatrick often duMng the pa st month . "You would like to help Leonard anyway you could wouldn 't you?," Prosecutor Crow asked. "Sure, I would," Mrs. Haley CINCINNATI· (UPI) - A answered. 91 -year old man has won the How ever, upon furth er right to a jury trial in a questioning, this time from $100,000 negligence lawsuit the defense attorney, Mrs. aga inst Kings Island Haley said that she would not amusement park in which he lie for her cousin . claims he broke his neck Mark Haley, Pomeroy , appeared only briefly on the riding the park's "Bavarian AT defense stand and said he had Beetle" roller coaster. The First Ohio District ta lked to Sheila Edwards Court ,of Appeals ru led several days "alter it had Wednesday that a Warren happened" ~e ca u se she County judge wrong in wanted to talk to somebody dismissing thewas suit filed by about it. However, the conJackson of tent of the conversation was Charles Pomeroy. Ohio Cincinnati . The appellate not brought out as Haley was court ordered a trial. dismissed from the stand. Jackson's attorney, Robert A 64 oz. bottle of RC and a Davis, claims the park was negligent in not warning the Frl1bee with the purcha1e of SPONSOR EVENT 91-year old man that the ride any bucket, barrel or family The Big Bend C.B. Radio could be dangerous to him. Club wUI sponsor a Flea The attorney said the park valu pale Market in conjunt1ion with should assume respOnsibility the Big Bend Bend Regatta to because Jackson didn't know be held on June ~rd , 24th , of the ride's potential danger and 25th. The location lor the because he couldn't see the event will be the Old entire roller coaster track. Pomeroy High ' School The appeilare court ruling Building and space is said that based on previous available inside or outside the cases, amusement parks building. have the responaibillty of Anyone wishing additional warning riders of danger II information may contact the danger is known by the TRT OUR ALL NEW Betty Wilson at 992-7093 or ride operator and Isn't DRIVE THRU WINDOW David Pratt at 993-5456. reasonably obvious to the rider. OPEN Four hurt • m two D el' accidents 71fz 7 %* 6%* Physicians beginning • practice * RACINE HOME NATIONAL . . . . . ,_ ... . ........ ... .... "((I BANK Elderly man will have trial MONDAY THRU THURSDAY Legion officers ·installed Installation of officers highlighted Wednesday 's monthly meeting of Drew Webster Post 39 of the American Legion. Installed were Rod Karr, post commander; Don Stivers, first vice commander ; Charles 'Hayes, seco nd vice commander ; John Blaettnar, host adjutant ; Charl es Swatzel, finance officer; Joe Zwilling, post chaplain ; . Leona rd Jewell, service officer ; and Edgar Vanlnwag en, sergeant-at-arms. Past Commander Clarence Schmucker was praised for his leadership during the past two years. In tum, he related his success to the excellent cooperation he had received from all the Legionnaires duMng his term. Newly installed Commander Karr requested that all members continue to support the unit as they had in the past. In regular business, members were encouraged to sign up for fair police duty August 15-19. It was reported severa l experienced men are needed to volunteer for daily captains for fair police. It was also armounced tickets for the . Pittsburgh Pirates baseball game August 6 are available until the ne<t regular meeting. Members wishing to purchase tickets may call Charles Swatzel. In a report of the BuU.ding Committee meeting held on June 19 it was armounced many post members have not made their wishes known to the committee. All legionnaires were urged to return the questionnaires in regard to the new post home or phone their opinions to Leonard Jewell, Charles Swatzel, or Pau l Casci. It is Important that each member's opinion he heard before the project is continued. The next regular meeting will be held on Tuesday, July 4. Refreshments were served by Charles Hayes. ·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::::·:::::::::::::::·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:=:=:·:·::;.;.;:; . ---------- I ----------------. ! Area Deaths I HELEN JOHNSON . Helen Francis Johnson, 81 , Pomeroy, died Tuesday in Veterans Memorial Hospital. She was born Feb. 13, 1897 in Hartford, to the late Fred and Mary Arm Roy Klaas. She was preceded in death by her husband, George E. Johnson, in 1944. Survivors Include three daughters, Mrs. Peggy Taylor and Mrs. Armetle Boyd, both of Pomeroy and Mrs. Vera Roberts, Columbus; two sons, George E. Johnson, Pomeroy, and Louis Johnson, New Haven ; three sisters, Mrs . Katie Embleton, Norfolk, Va. ; Mrs. Ruth Coleman, Steuhenville, 0 .; Mrs. Lucille Powell, South Point , 0 .; seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Friday in ary I . the Foglesong Funeral Home with the Rev. William (Bud) Hatfield officiating. BuMal will be in Graham Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4p.m. and from 7 to 9 p.m. today . VOL. XXIX Holzer Medical Center tDischarges June 21 I Louis Aldrid ge, Nellie Bandy, Carlos Bishop, Merele Conley , Marcella Corn, Clarice Corrigan, Edith Crossier, Ida Dean, Chester Detty, Bruce Dillinger, Sharon Edwards, Marie Elias, Ercel Fellure, Charles Ferguson, Richard Hackett, . TERRI PULLINS Bill (Continued from page I) through" charges without a prior hearing will effect only a few electric utilities, sa id Zimmers in defense of his bill. He noted that tne Columbus and Southern Ohio Utility Co. EXTENDED FORECAST and the Ohio Power Co. all Saturday through had " flat , relatively Monday, a chance ef constant " pass through Nhowen or thundershowers charges year-f'ound. each day. Highs will he In ·But, said Zimmers, the the 80s through the period, C l eve land Electric while lows will be In the Dluminating Co., tne Dayton mid 50s or lower 60s early Power and Ught Co. and the Saturday and In the 60s Cincinnati Gas and Electric Sunday and Mooday. Co. all had wide variations In the monthly fuel charges. ·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:::<·:·:·:·:·:-:.:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·;.:::.:-:·:·:·:.:·: Republicans argued that the "prior approval" before the levying of pass through charges would for ce the UTIUTY PROFITS COLUMBUS (UPI )- Sen . PUCO to hold 96 hearings a Timothy McCormack, D- year, since all eight major Euclid, introduced legislation electric uti titles would file for Wednesday to require the fu el charge approval rate Public Utilities Commission . increases every month. Zimmers said after Senate to hold hearings every three months to mon'ltor a utility approval of his bill that he exP,ected speedy House company 's profits. UNier law, utilities are action , probably In the required to make a profit as Insurance, Utilities and Institutions determine by the PUCO. Financial McCormack Is chairman of Committee chaired by Rep. the Senate Conservation and William E. Hinig, D-New Philadelphia. Environment Committee. Jacqueline Halley , Edgar Harrop, Jr., Mr. Roy Heath and son, Lillie Hively, Patrick Mahaffey, Scott Mitch , Charles Mitchell, Golda Mitchell , George Moore, Johnny Nelson, Sue Perkins, Gertrude Reed, Maggie Schrader, Frank Smith, Freda Smith, Johnathan Smith, Lilla Speakman, Mrs. John Stroth, and daughter, Gamet Taylor, Ann Treadway, Edgar Vaughan, Ray Wears. (Births) Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cox, a daughter, Pt. Pleasant ; Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Mayes, a daughter, Leon; Mr. and Mrs. William Patterson, a 'son, Pomeroy ; Mr. and Mrs. Tennyson Shephard, a daughter, South Webster ; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Spencer, a daughter, Vinton. DRUNK TEST COLUMBUS (UPI) - The Ohio Senate passed 28-2 and returned to the House Wednesday a. bill clarifying Ohio's "Implied consent" law . Current law requires that a person 's driver's license be suspended for six months If he or she refused w take a blood sample or breathalyzer test to determine the alcohol content of their blood after being apprehended on Sllllplcion of drunk driving . The same penalty appUed for a conviction on OWl charges. The bill, sponsored by Sen. Michael Schwarzwalder, !). Columbus, would clarify the current law w remove the possibility that a person would be in double jeopardy for refusing to take the test and also being found guilty of drunk driving in a court of law. NOW YOU KNOW When 18th·century finan cier W. C. Ralston discovered a town a lew mlles east of San Francisco was being named after hlm, he demurred, finding it awkward to see his name on a map. The city fathers renamed the city Modesto Spanish for "modeat man." Thonga Fall Flat Flat thongs and wide-leg pants don 't go well together. Better to wear sneakers or nat sandals in this case. CINDY PITZER I ' I'" • Hundreds returning CA'l11Y BLAETI'NAR TERRI TOBIN BRENDA, FRECKER BRENDA BOYLES SALONICA, Greece (UPI ) - Hundreds of people braved continuing earthquake aftershocks and returned to their jobs today, but officials said absent workers still kept many of the city's 8,000 industries and businesses closed. More than a half-million of the city's 72{1,000 residents have fled since Tuesday's quake and subsequent tremors demolished several buildings, tore up streets and left 40 people dead , a dozen missing and injured some ISO others. Officials said not all industrial operations would be back in action today, mainly because of shortages of persormel, but hundreds of workers who fled to nearby towns and villages commuted to work tnis morning. Milder aftershocks shook Salonica seve ral times an hour today, but the tremors were weaker than on Thursday, residents said. Rescue workers dug up four more bodies in the ruins of an eight-story apartment house. "There are still another halldozen unaccounted for from th e buildinl(, and we expect the final death total to exceed 40, " a poll ee spokesman said. Bakeries that had remained open were joined by food stores aNI some restaurant owners said they expected to resume serving meals today . Hundreds left on every available night from Salonica airport Thursday . Hundreds of others left by bus aNI car to live in the open or with relatives until the threat of another major tremor passed. " If we are struck again with a quake as strong as Tuesday's we may face a tragic page in our history, " Nikos Ennies, member of parliament for Salonica warned. Authorities say most of those who fled are near enough w commute to work and Deputy Premier Co nstant ine Papaconstantinou sald more than 8,000 major and small industries that had sustained minor damage planned to reopen. They include the Esso Oil refinery on tne western approach to the city . O£,..J_r_h_e_w_o_rl_d_To_d_a_y_ Two deported for conduct LONDON ( UP1 ) - Saudi Arabia has departed two British men because they were alone with an Egyptian airline hostess in violation of Islamic law. A Foreign Office spokesman said Thur~ay the two Britons and the Egyptian stewardess were dr1vmg north . of Jeddah last Friday to have a picnic when they had a flat tire and flagged down a police car. JUST RECEIVED NEW SHIPMENT Surfers are recovering DINETTE SETS TERESA CARR VICKI SHEETS QUEEN HOPEFULS - The ten contestants above are vying for the title of the 1978 Regatta Queen . 1977 Queen Nlesal DuvaU will crown her successor and court at the stage on Lynn Street following Friday night's Rega tta Parade. From 1-f', are Diana Eyans, Terri Pullins, Judi Perry, Cindy Pitzer, Cathy Blaettnar, Brenda Frecker, Terri Tobin, Brenda Boyles, Teresa carr, and Vicki Sheets. ;: ::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::~::::;:::;: ;::::: ::;::: :: ::::::: ::::::::::::::: :::::::' EXTENDED FORECAST Sunday through Tuesday, warm through the peMCHI, with showen or thundenhowen possible Mooday and Tuesday . Hlgha wUI be In tbe 808 Sunday and Tuesday and In the upper 808 aod lower 90s on Monday. Lowa mostly will be lo the Ms. 2. 4, and 6 chair sets - long wearing vinyl upholstered c;hairs. Choose from chopping block light or dark elm, bahia. or glus I~P. tables. Heavy tubular leg construction with bronze or chrome fln1sh . Also a good selection of maple or pine dinette sets. Elberfelds· In Pomeroy PRICE Fl FTEEN CENTS FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1978 \ Elberfelds In Pomeroy Use Our Sensible Credit Service or Pay Cash. Free Delivery. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO As the Pomeroy Village siren sounded announcing II o'clock Thursday night, a jury riled into tile Meigs County Common Pleas Court to present its verdict of guilty to a volul!tary manslaughter charge against Leonard Fitchpatrick, 21, Middleport. · The verdict ended a four-day trial and hours of jury deliberations. The case went to the jury approximately I: 15 Thursday, Fitchpatrick had been charged with aggravated murder in the shotgun shooting of his wife, Ellen, 21, at the couple's 389 Williams St., Middleport, residence early on April 9. The jury had six decisions. It could have found Fitch patrick guilty of aggravated murder, murder, voluntary manslaughter, Involuntary manslaughter, negligent homicide or it could have acquitted Fitchpatrick. The voluntary manslaughter charge carries a minimum sentence of four years and a maximum sentence of 25 years. Following the verdict Thur sday night, Defense Attorney Bernard Fultz requested bond for Fitchpatrick be continued until sentencing is handed down . A hearing was held on the reques t and Prosecutor Rick Crow asked that Fitchpatrick be rem;mded to the sheriff until sentencing. Judge .John C. Bacon upheld the request of the prosecutor. The judge stated Fitchpatrick will be sente nced within the next few days . Crow's Family Restaurant Mascara Matter Don't choose a mascara shade that doesn't work with your coloring. Blondes and redheads need soft brown, for example; brunettes, black or black-brown. NO. 49 enttne Guilty of lessor charge HARRY KELLER Ha!Ty Keller,. Denmark, Maine, a native of Meigs County, died Wednesday. He . was the son of the late Daniel Marion and Myrta Baker Keller. He was born May 25, 1901. He is survived by his wile, Ully,one daughter, Ora, both of Maine and one son, Gerald of Columbus and several cousins in Meigs County. Services will he held at the Raymond Funeral Home in Bridgeton, Maine. HOSPITAL NEWS Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMISSIONS - Helen Kimes, Hartford; Charles Neimeyer, Pomeroy; George Oiler, Middleport; Rehecca Siders, Chesh ire; William Morris, Pomeroy; Herman Werry , Pomeroy ; Anna Howard, Pomeroy ; and Clarence Napper, Racine. DISCHARGES - Tina Smith, JuUe Maxey, Ruth Bailey, George Moulde, Gayle Oliver, and James Haggerty . • • ! Thl1 week'• winDing Ohio Loltery numb ers: Gold oumber - 8. Wblle aumber-57. Bille aumbet:- 773. ErtraCath ' tfNIZ'I. :::::::;:;:;:·:·:;:·:·:·:·:·:·:=:::;;.:.:·:·:::::::::::·:::::::;:::::::;::::: IN THE HOSPITAL Keith Landers Is a patient at University Hospital, Morgantown, W. Va. His room number is 3411. '11 JACKSONVILLE , F-la. (UP! ) - Two surfers were recovering today from minor injuries suffered in shark attacks in the Atlantic Ocean. Mack Shelton Jr., a 17-year-old high school senior, was surfing at Neptune Beach Wednesday when "I felt something pulling at my foot. I pulled it out of the water sod the shark came up with it . I jerked my foot up real fast and he slipped into the water." Shelton said he thought the shark that bit him was about 3feel long. He said tne bile required a dozen stitches to close. Man was hiding from hear ONTONAGON ,Mlch . (UPI ) - A man who fell to his death from a tree In the remote Porcupine Mountalna State Park apparently climbed the tree to escape an attacking bear, state officials say. Although the body of Michael Scott Patterson bore teeth and claw marks, a medical examiner has determined the fall was the actual cause of death of the 19-year-old Alma, Mich., l CONDUCf CUNICS - These members of the Student Health Team sponsored by the Consortium of Health Education in Appalachia Ohio will aid in condu cttng upcoming clinics to Immunize children and screen for COLUMBUS (UPI) - The Ohio Senate gave final approval and sent to the governor Thu!'llday a bill to allow the state to retain jurisdiction over mine reclamation program. It increases the strlproine permit fee from f30 to $50 an acre. The Increased revenue, said Bowers, will enable the state to hire aNI train more state reclamation Inspectors. Recall petitions accepted CLEVELAND (UPI) - PetltlOilll to recall Mayor DenniS J . Kuclnich were accepted as cerllfted today by Cleveland Council, and the embattled young mayor quickly responded saying, a recall election "Is a test I am confident to fa ce." U the recall process Ia successful, It will he the first mayoral recall election in the city's hlatory . ,I diabetes and hypertensi on. It 's the second summer for such a ream in Meigs County and this one will jump into tne swing of things Saturday by entering a fr og in the Big Bend Regatta Frog Derby. Student health team program underway BY JUDY OWEN At a luncheon Thursday at Veterans Memorial Hospital Marty Geyer, volunteer coordinator of the Student Hea lth Team program , herself a member of last year's team, introduced five students participating in this summer' s program. Sponsor ed by the Consortium of Hea lth Edu cation in Appala chia Ohio, th e purpose of hosting the team is to provide needed se rvices for the county and to acquaint the st udents with rural Ohio in hopes that they may decide to practice in the area. The progra m runs for eight weeks. Members of the team are Mary Ellen Beardmore, Newark, in medical dieteti cs at Ohio State Universit y: Mary Kay Rimm , Milwaukee, in nursing at the University of Wisconsin ; Bob Smith, Cinci nnati , a doctor of osteopathy medi cine, from Ohio University ; John McCartney, a graduate school student at the University of Toledo with a Masters of Science and Education in Public Health ; and Roy Gandolf, Grosse Pointe Fanns, Michigan, a medical doctor from the University of Michigan. Precepters to the students, re spectively, are Diane Eherts , Meigs County Extension Agent in Ho me Economics; Opal Gruescr, Meigs Co unty Public Health Nurse, Dr. John Ridgway, D. 0 .; Nancy Kohlrieser of the Gallia - Jackson - Meigs Community Mental Health Center; and Dr. Lewis.Tell e, MD. Aft er the meal Geye r welcomed members of the health team sayin g the students, with their spirit and ambition, are a great motivational force for the people in the community. She thanked the health department, the community mental health department , and Veterans Memorial Hospital for their supp ort in the program. Student McCartney explained goals of the team and detailed plans for upcoming health service clini cs. During the next five weeks, McCartney said, clinics for childhood immuni zations and diabetic, hypertension, and blood pressure testing will be held. Results of such testing will then be sent a way fo'r analysis. The students and other health officials will Instruct those whose blood and urine samples are processed within the fi ve weeks where to go for additional t reatment if necessary. Other services include a diahetic education class and . hypertension . scree ning in ea ch of the three Meigs Mines. A more Immediate goa l of the team , McCartney joked, is the entering of a frog in Saturday 's derby. On a more serious note he concluded the team intends to "start something that can be carried on." And, he said, even publicizing the clinics and gettin g peo ple to listen is a worthwhile end . Offices for the health team, which will speak to various organizations throughout the co unty, are housed in the Senior Citizens Center in Pomeroy . Clinics will be held on the following dates: June 29, 9:30 a.rn .-3 p.m. at the Senior Citizens Center : July 10, 9:3011 :30 a.m. at the Harrisonvi lle Grade School; July 10, 13 p.m . at the Rutland Grade School: Ju ly 14 , 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Salem Center Grade School; July 17, 9:30-11 a.m. at Tuppers Pla ins Elementary School; July 17, 1-3 p.m. at the Cheste r Elementary School; J uly 21, 9:30a .m.-3 p.m. at the Reedsvi lle-River View Elementary Schoo l; July 24, 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Racine Fire Department ; and July 28, 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Portland Grade School. No appointment is ne cessary and persons desiring transportation to a site in their area are to contact the Meigs County Seni or Citizens Center at 9927886. Att ending the meeting in addition to those mentioned above were Jane M. Snider, Ohio Department of Health, Health Education; Maidia Mora, Meigs County Farm Eleanor Bureau ; and Thomas, Meigs County Council on Aging. Meigs man reported in good condition following incident Ceci l W. Teaford, 48 , vehicle operated by Harolc Massar was west bound on Minersville, suffered a W. Massar, 66, Reedsv ille, on 124 when Teaford walked onto the roadway and int o the broken left arm and ankle SR 124 in Meigs County. Thursda y at U:J5 a.m. when According to the Gallia - right side of the truck . Investigating office r s be walked into the PHlh of a Meigs Post, Highway Patrol, Pope Paul VI won't change church order man. Mine reclamation hill okayed ... VATICAN CITY (UP! ) Pope Paul VI said today that his encycUcal of 10 years ago t111nning all forms of artificial birth control including the pill had caused him anguish, but that there was no reason to change it. Addressing the College of Cardinals, the 80-year-old pontiff who has now entered ~e 16th year of his reign, said that the encyclical entitled Hwnanae VItae (Of Hwnan Ufe) "was an anguished document of our pontificate not only because of the grave and delicate matter it dealt with, but also - and pe'rhaps Catholics to lapse or simply more so - because of a · ignore II. The pontiff told the certain atmosphere of expectancy In which, among cardinals today, meeting on Catholics and in the greater the eve of his saint's day sphere of public opinion, (John The Baptist), that "it there had been generated the seems to us that the decade Idea of supposed concessions, since the promulgation (of facllltation or liberalization the encyclical ) has been a of the moral and matrimonial sufficient period to evaluate it better." doctrine of the church." He said it was also an There had been considerable speculation occasion on which "to repeat before the pope's the Important principles that, pronouncemen t 10 years ago in the wake of the recently that he might authorize the ended Vatican Council, we enunciated very specifically use of birth control pills. His baO caused many (Continued' o'\lpage 12) reported Teaford inculTed mcapacitating injuries as a (Continued on page 12) GETS 4-25 YEARS In a ~ery unpopular decision thi s morning , Judg e John C. Bacon se otenced Leonard Fitchpatrick, 21, Middleport, to a minimum of 4-25 yea !'!lin a penal lutltullon for his ron vlellpo of valuotary manslaughter Thursday night In Meigs County Pleas Court. The stale recommeoded a ma~lmum seoteoce ol 725 yean. Prosccutlag Attorney Rick Crow and Sheriff James Proffitt appeared very upset over the judge's decision. In giving the seatence, Judge Bacon said the culprit to the case was alcohol. He brought out . that the defeodaot had oo prior eonvlclloas, even no traffic violations. He a6vlsed Fltchpalrict he had the right to appeal the ease. :::::: ::·: ·:::·:·:·:·:·:·::t.\: ·:·:·:·:::·:::::::::::::~:::. ::::::::~ �2-The Daily Sentinel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Fnday, June 23, 1978 eement should not interfere with merger DALLAS (UP!) - The John MttcheU, then attorney Justtce Department' s general and now a federal mto LTV's agreement not to mterfere priSoner , With the merger of LTV Corp. acqutsthon of Jones & and Lykes Corp - brmgmg Laughlm m 1009 ts largely together two of the nation's blamed lor startmg the conglomerate's slide from largest steel comparues was a marked change from 11th largest company m earlier government treat- Amenca Attorney General Gnffln ment of Dallas-based LTV Bell Wednesday approved the The mtervent10n of the $61·btllion merger of LTV, J~lce Department under parent company of Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp and Lykes. parent of Youngstown Sheet & Tubmg Corp The merger sttU must be approved by stockholders of LTV and Lykes, a New Orleans corporatton l:onglomerates dommated the busmess scene of the 1960s, a ttme of expandmg markets for consumer goods and htgh-veloctly movement of money through the economy LTV deahng pnmanly m electromcs and the aerospace mdustry, was among the btggest and most successful It became a target of the Ntxon admtntstrallon's campatgn agatnst the conglomerate concept Mttchell's antitrust chtef He came home to 700 pounds of rotten meat By AURELJO ROJAS CARU1l!ERS, Calif (UP! I - For two weeks now, workmen have been trymg to gel the smell out of Mer! Clemens' house And they're got at least another two weeks' work before Clemens, his wife and three children move back m - if they ever do The Clemens returned from a three-week vacation June 8 to find that the power m thetr rural home, 20 miles southwest of Fresno, had been shut off, causmg 700 pounds of frozen meat to thaw and rot Just before leavmg, Clemens slaughtered and froze a steer, two hogs and 20 chtckens he had rrused over 21'. years to combat nsmg market costs A Pactftc Gas & Electrtc Co spokeswoman satd the company shut off the PQwer because Clemens' $74, twomonth utihty btU, whtch he patd on tune at another distnct offtce before leavmg, was not recorded Clemens, 34, sa1d the stench that greeted him was unbeltevable He wouldn't allow hiS wtfe, Barbara, and thetr chtldren to see what had happened In thetr modest three-bedroom home foc fear that tt would stcken them "Them maggots were somethmg else," he satd The blood from the meat seeped through the carpet and ttle to the concrete foundation and walls of the house, damagmg much of the funuture and clothes m the closet The odor was not reported by net ghbors because houses are wtdely spread m thiS farm coWltry, and the one netghbor who detected the smell thought the Clemens' cat had dted Clemens was not pleased wtth the PG&E resPQnse to his complamt, which he satd made hun so mad he had to see a phystctan for sedattves and missed nearly two weeks of work where he ts employed A PG&E spokeswoman satd the utihty had hired a dismfectmg service to clean up the mess, would pay for all the damage and cootmue workmg on the house unhl 11 meets Clemens's approval Clemens says the apparent wtllmgness of PG&E to help IS tllusory. He says he had to ft ght for eve rythmg the company agreed to do After spendmg thetr ftrst mght home m thetr camper trader and a week at thetr tn· laws, the family moved mto an apartment rented by PG&E last weekend Work crews have worked full lime trymg to get the stench out of the hou•e Thev started by burytng the two freezers and the refngerator freezer that con tamed the meat In an 8-foot.<Jeep ptt and covermg tl over wtth lune Clemens matntatns the DALLAS (UP! I - Former smell perststs and has told New York Yankees center PG&E the walls of the house ftelder Mtckey Mantle Is should be demolished and hospitalized m sertous rebwlt to get rtd of the wtth bleedmg condthon maggots that had taken to hts ulcers, accordtng restdence m the crevtces phystctan "I don't know the extent of Mantle was admttted t.o the damages yet ," Clemens satd mtenstve care untt of "But if they don 't get that Brookhaven Medtcal Center stuff out of the house I'll Wednesday m cr tttcal never move back m. That condttlon wtth a stuff gets mto the concrete, ulcer. Dr hemorrhaged you know I lhink the house IS Frank J Alllck satd Thursrwned The PG&E sPQkeswoman satd, "We don 't like to go around knocking down walls We're gomg to fmtsh cleamng the place up and then " e'll seal tl up for a week U they 're not happy , we 'II HUNTINGTON , W Va continue workmg " (UP! ) - An extenstve m· lerna ! tn vestigatton has cleared t" o Hunt 1ngton police of wrongdomg m the tradtng of a revolver that was eventually obtamed by a man charged wtth murder, and elephant and Sobik wtll not has dispelled charges they swttch places for another rode wtth a motorcycle club month , the CW'ator says ca lled the "Avengers" He satd cramped condittons Huntmg ton Pohce Ch tel trted Sobtk 's pahent"e last Ottte Adkms satd Thursday summer And the roo workers that "no vtolattons uf any law Sob1k was used to seemg were or departmental ge neral temp orartly repla ced, ord ers " occurred tn the aggravating htrn even more tradtng of a 38 ca liber Posey satd he was not revolv er found m the reall) surprtsed when the PQssesston of Robert Souder, elephant attacked him accused of murd enng a " He 's been a perfect Maryland man recently m gentleman up to then," Posey satd "But \\hen an elephant Ohto In addtlton, Adkms satd "at dtsagrees wtth you, you no du rtng the course of eventually lose the argwnent the t tme mvesttgatton could any When they play around, II 's more effectiVe They 'll Just PQhce olhcer be connected as ever bemg a member of the knock you down " Av engers and the soon ," Posey saJd ·As soon as posstble " But it's not sunple to unload an Afncan elephant wtth a reputation for bemg testy , whether he deserves tl or not Posey wtll not even talk about the Lnjurtes he suffered m the attack Another roo attendant also was trampled at the ttme, but netther was senousl y hurt 'He ts not a belhgerent man-ktller ," Pose) satd "He for another elephant, and ts liable to take liberttes, as beca use no money ts any aruma! would They ltke mvolved, no perm1ts are In see what they can get away etther ' With Anunal brokers who make Afndan elephants like a busmess of lmkmg buyers Sobtk - named foc a past wtth sell ers have been prestdent of the Sanford lookmg, but so far there have Zooligtcal Soctety - are an been few taker s Male endangered spectes and elephants are more mov mg the thi ck-sktnned temperamental than thetr mammals across state lines female counterparts, Pose usually requtres federal sa td , and requtre sllffer permits safety precauttons "We've been able to get "Negottatmg wtth a male authonzat10n wtthout the elephantts not easy.'' he satd . permits and the paperwork "We 're constructtn g an by gomg through an antmal 11,000-foot enclosure exchange," Posey satd "We surrounded by a moat ," were looking for another Posey sa td "The new zoological park or breeding establishment w1th lots of acreage where the anunal wouldn 't conlt- mto hwnan contact We didn't hnd one Instead we will trade Sobtk II I I Lawrence E Lamb. M D peopletalk By KENNETH R. CLARK Uolted Press International NO SCALPERS HERE: Llza Mlnnelll, Mlkball Barysbnlkuv and !ashton designer Halaton gave Martha Graham and her dance compeny a ~. 000 flll8ncial boost TbW'sday rughtm a benefit at New Yock 's Studio 54 Invtted and affluent - guests lined up to porchase box seats for Monday's opentng perfocmance of the dance company at the Met. Gomg prices foc the single show $1,000, $5,000 and $10,000 Mtss MmneUI, Barishmkov and Halston each shelled out $5,000 but buyers of the $10,tm seats preferred to rematn anonymous For the dance~over m the street, ducat.s for the set'Ond show wtll range from $6 to $18 50 TICKET TAXER Heavy wetght champ Leoa Spllllls just can't seem to stay out of trouble with cops on trafftc beat He drew another fine Thursday - $37 this time for domg 35 mph in a 20 mph zone 10 Jacksonville, N C He caught a ~ fine In the same ctty Wednesday, for driving his new Caddy without a license or proper plates SpirW has been rackmg up tickets ever since he dethroned Muhammad All In February St Louis pollee nailed hun for $60 m March for going the wrong way on a ooe-way street - again without a license- and a gam ln April, for $50 on the same charge REMEMBERING A CHAMP: The Brown Bomber fmally will be given a champion's tribute In his home town The Detroit City Counctl has decided to name the city's new $25 million sports arena after him, m "tribute to the dignity , courage and commlttment that Joe LouiJ symbolizes" Says the ex-champ's sister, Vtmlce Bllrrow Hlgb, "We should have done something years ago " And she adds she hopes Louts , whose health has worsened in recent years, will be well enough to attend the dedication in September, 1979 QUOTE OF THE DAY : Central florida Zoo Director Ed Posey, who still want! In gtve away the bull elephant that broke several of his ribs last year In a temper tantrum · "He 'd been a perfect gentleman up to then, but when an elephant disagrees with you, you eventually lose the argument " GUMPSES. Victor Matu~ has a cameo role opposite Sophia Loren m Michael Wluer's "Fire Power," bell)g shot on location in New York "Star Wars" star Carrie Fisher, songwriter NeU Simon and Helen Hayes were among celebrities who turned out Thursday night at the Delacorte theater In New York's Central Park for tribute to roadway producer Josepb Pllpp Sldney Pottier dropped In backstage Thursday night on former co-&ar - lrom "A P1ece of the Action " - Edward Love, now stamng In Bob Foose's Brosdway.musical "Dancm'" Peter Sellen and Lynn Frederlc:k will be In VIenna, Austria, next month to film Universal's "Prisoner of Zenda " - a comedy takeoff on the old Antlloay Hope classic. ~ of full f:u·p lung, s t amped, self · addressed envelope for tl to me In <.: are of Uus newspc:tper P 0 Bux 1551, Radto Ctly Sta· DEARDR I.AMB - lam l7 uon, New York NY 10019 years old Lost yeor I h• d my The Health l.cller I'm sen· nose dune S111ce then I ha ve ding you also suggests that ga 111ed :!11-pow1ds It seems you exerc tse and a regular mostl) on my fat"e I \\ ent exerctse program could help back tu the doctor lu see 1! you Immeasurably m con· th1s was because of the nose trulhng your wetght Yuu can job He satd defmttely not I lea rn lo do a spurt well then went to my reg ula1 doc· regardless ul huw bad ) uu tur and had a thyrotd and may be to start wtth if ) uu metabolism lesl done which could develoo an mterest m was normal I really watch tenms, for example, playmg my d1et but have not lust any tennt s regularly would help wetght I am 5 feet 4 and ) uu use a lot of calurtes- prowetgh 130 If I could only lose vtded you avutded the habJl uf the wetght off my face tt snackmg before, durmg and would save many tears after the game DEAR READER - Many of DEAR DR LAMB - I am a my re•der s who arc 44-year-<Jid woman and I have somewha t older than you been told that r frown a lot would hke tu h•ve your pro- Now I nut tce thal my blem - gettmg nd of the eyebrows are druopmg r fullness tn their face The have been trymg to keep my usual problem a person has brows up but hnd that hard to wtth dtettng 1s that the fa t do Is there an exerctse that leaves the fa ce ftrst causmg a can help or creams or condt· "Tinkled and shrunken ap- lloners" pearance uf the face In these DEAR READER -If yuu'II mstances 11 seems like the look at yourself tn the rm rrur last area to lose falts always you 'II noltce thai the excr~tse the watsl and htps area that you do to ltft the There are heredtlllry ur eyebrows actually wrtnkles fanullal characterlsltcs as to lhe forehead, so I don'l really whtch regwns of the body ac- tlunk that you're gumg lo gel cwnulate fat A tendency to an awful lot of help m ratslng have a fu ll fa ce ts n ul your eyebrows by exerctstng necessarily bad and can be a them The same apphes to great advantage to yuu as the use of creams or condt· yea rs go by Perhaps you Uoners should co unt your blessmgs If tl ts true that yuur There ts no such lhmg as eyebrows are droopmg, you spot reducing and the way to co uld ha ve sume mmur lose the fat ofl your fa ce ts tu cosmellt surgery These are be relatively thm all uver tailed brow hits A sktlled However, you should nul cosmellc surgeon ca n east ly overdo that because tlwl can hft the eyebrows and take uul lead to serl\>us hea llh pro- a httle excess skm wtthuut bl ems ieavmg any stgmf1cant scar I would suggest that yuu try It IS a latrly snnple proto lumt your sweets sta rdtes tcd ur e and :als tn your lood and I am Fur furth er mfurmattun I sendmg you The Health Lei· suggest that you contact a ter nwnber 4·7, Wetght Los· plash~ surgeon who dues mg Otel lo giVe you a baste c11smettc surgery and get ht s sens1bh• plan thai you can advice as tl apphes lu your follow Oihers whn Wdnl thi s patllcuiat 'condttwn ISSUe can senti~ ~.:t:IJ L.s WJlh a In April 1969, one month after the Justtce Department flied sutt, ~TV lawyers asked lor a speedy tnal wtth the clatm that the sutt was challengmg busmess prac· tJces that were widely thought to be lawful Nearly a year later, m February 1970, the Justtce Depa rtmenl agreed to an out of court settlement under whtch LTV would sell off Okonlte and Bramff m ex· change for perrmsston to keep Jones & Laughlin The stratn on LTV had been severe Lmg was eased out of command of the parent company after the set· tlement. By 1971, the com· pany was rePQrttng net losses tn excess of $69 milhon That same year, the Justice day that Mantle's cooditton had tmproved to "sertous " "He was senously ill and was crthcal but we took hun off that bst.'' Alllck srud • r can assure you now he 's very much OK. He 's takmg food and dotng a lot better " At Mantle's request, the doctor released few details of Miss Ohio will again do her belly dancing By JIM AMBROSIO COLUMBUS (UP!) - Sher Lynette Patnck, 19, retgmng Mtss Ohto, says she plans to bell) dance her way to the Mtss Amertca crown desptte some crtltctsm that the dance may be •napproprtate The crtttctsm came from Mt chtgan where 19-year-old belly dancer Janet Pughst satd she was advtsed by her local sPQnsor not to perform her wrtggling routme in last weekend' s Mtss Mtchtgan pageant because 11 wasn't ladyltke M1ss Pughso feels she mtght have 1\'0n had she not opted for a jazz routme 'The dance ts a very femmtne dance It's the oldest dance known to mankmd," Mtss Patnck satd tn a telephone tntervtew from her Centervtlle, Ohto, home ' I don 't see how anyone could call It unladyhke " Mtss Patnck, who won the Ohto tttle last weekend, began belly danctng at age t5 when she was m a high school secreta nat trammg program "I realized I'd ltke to enjoy TltF IJAII \' SF:NTINF I u~ \ nTru ro nn someth10g more artful," the I NTf'Rt~-sruF southwest Ohtoan sa td , Mfi(, S 1\11\SONAKFA HOHF HT IH Jt F I U II choostng belly dancmg (it)' f ditut because she dectded tt was l'ublisllt'tl tlii ll) txu pl Siltu rdtt) L\ IJ1t IJ!uu \J<~ II t \ l uU IJ ~ Ili Hj.l too late to begm ballet 1 !JII IJ);lll \ t\h llllllt d1a 1111.: Ill Mtss Patnck credits her I uur \ St PIJ111t: l u) Oluu ~ 5769 parents Wtth encouragtng her H u ~ m c ~~ llfftu • Pl 1u11 ~ !l'.n 21 ~ F tltt urwl Phllll\: 99'.! l Ja7 dancmg career In fact, she s._..._uml tid!\!! posl<l .:t pond e~ t satd, tl was her father who J •um l' ru~ Oluu ~ tllunlll l!<h lr t t~ l lllo! HprtM. n ftrst advised that she perform Ut l llt I.!Uid!i ll As.sut iOl l l'~ 1101 a belly dance when she won f- Ut hdA I I l l~ ld .UI <.l Olllu -Hll ~ her ftrst beauty Utle, Mtss Su h.\ t ii /Jtlun rtt ll ~ /1tlllt rt'il U1 loll !It' I'>' ltl t ol\ IH iot JJ Jt i~ ltll b J.ltl Mtamt Valley, at age 16 '>' t t k Ill MutvrHuutt 'ftl kt t t i1rTit' l "My parents have an ap!-.11\ll l nut t \ot l l tlJI ~ Olit' llll! lllh S:l ~ Hv II ~d Ill Oluu ~rt t l" vii prectatton for elhntc mustc," Om Vt 11 Sl2 00 Stx nt untlt s Mtss Patnck explamed, and $11 ~0 1 hrt 1 1111 HI\IIS $7 ll0 I b t\loltt ll S~t d lll ) tilt Six 1nur1tlts both en roy watching belly PQsstbthty of a pohce offi cer $ 1 t 5 0 1 111 t' l 11 \UII tll ll S7 su dancers ndmg wtth thts group ts non· SuhMn pt1u11 t>r It t 11 t lud c ~ Sumlil) Mtss Patrtck satd belly ru m )l ~litt 1 t ud ex1stent " dancmg IS "pretty hard" and requ1red three hours of datly -~~~-~--~..,....,.---· 1 ·---~-~ pracuce when she ftrst Investigation clears pair HEALTH Advantagt•s bmmg sport mg goods, pharmaceuticals and meat packUtg In a Justice Department request for an tnjuncllon to ha It further acqutsttton of Jones & Laughltn stock by LTV, McLaren contended LTV could defend ttself agamst a dtvestlture order by claunmg fmanctal hardhstp tf LTV acqutred the full 81 percent of Jones & Laughltn LTV founder James Ling, the htgh school droPQut who m 15 years parlayed a small electrtc company tnto a combtne ol 80 compames dotng $3 btllton m annual busmess, contend ed that sellmg off LTV's mterest 10 J ones & Laughltn would abro gate agreements and mvtte expenstve lawsuits Department sued to compel Ling and hili new company, Omega-Alpha, to sever all lies wtth LTV. Orne~a ·Alpha had been mentioned as a PQSStbl~ buyer of Okonlte. In 1972, LTV restructured ttself from a conglOmerate holding company mto an operatmg company The company planned to change direction from acqul8itlo• of new compames mto a program of expanding tls current substdiares The Carter admtntstratton ' s attorney general, Griffin Bell, approved the merger grounds that the atlmg Youngstown Sheet and Tubmg - the nation's No 8 steelmaker could pull Lykes Corp down wtlh 11 if rt falls Mickey Mantle hospitalized You eventually lose the argument By PAULA SCHWED SANFORD, Fla (UP! ) Ed Posey bears no grudge agamst the 4,000-pound elephant that knocked hun down last year, breaking several of his nbs Posey, cura tor of the Central Flonda Zoo, just wants to ftnd the bull elephant another home "I hope ll 's extremely Asststanl Attorney General Rtchard McLaren, brought sutt to halt LTV's acquiSition of Jones & Laughlin tn March 1969 At the tune, LTV owned 63 percent of Jones & Laughlin stock, and planned to buy up to 81 percent The federal sutt argued that the acqutstllon would tncrease LTV's stze and diverstty, not that tt would form a monoPQIY to restram trade LTV clatmed the Ju st tce Department was breakmg new legal ground at the corporatiOn's expense At the tune, LTV cornbmed largely unrelated mdustrtes, mcl udtng Bramff In ternattonal Atrlmes, Okomte - a major producer of metal wtre - and the Wtlson Co , tlself a conglomerate com· the illness but Altlck said the 47-yearoO!d Oklahoma native would be probably hospitalized for one week Smce retiring from baseball m 1969 after 18 seasons, Mantle has had problems with ulcers, Altick satd Mantle has been livmg m Dallas fir several years and IS a VIce prestdent of Reserve Life InsW'ance Co . Mantle, three times the Most Valuable Player m the Amencan League, wa s elected to the Hall of Fame m 1974 He fmished his career. wtth 536 home runs - the stxlh highest total m baseball history He played on 12 American League pennant winners, seven World Sertes wmners and led the league m home runs four times abdommal muscles Those people stlll start gtrls m belly dancmg as young as three Mtss Patrick also rejects the notton that belly dancer's costumes are too scanty "My bare mtdrtff shows, yes,'' she satd "But you need that to do the tummy-rolls. The costume covers everything that has to be covered, and shows everything !hat has to be shown - like the stomach That's where the actton ts " She calls lhe tummy-rolls, the npphng of the stomach muscles, the 'bea ullful part of the dance " Mtss Patrick ailio has some advtce for Miss Puglisi "Tell her Mtss Ohto says don 't qutt now," she said Dunng the MISS Amertca 30 mtnutes of Pageant m September, Mtss danctng you walk off the floor Patnck wtll agam perform soaked," she explained her belly danctng routine and ~a often, belly danctng is hopes the nationwtde ez. wa'f;. j locked UPQn as exotic and for JlQSUre will encourage other some persons, obscene Mtss Amtrlcen Cancer Society Patrtek, however, think s women to take up the art - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - '' that's because Amen can s The new Miss Ohio Is don t understand 11 strtvmg to become the second A regular feature, spreads lhrough the body If Mtddle Eastern people consecutive Ohtoan to be prepa red by the Amencan treatment can mterrupt that developed belly danctng crowned Mtss America The Cancer Suctety, to help save sequence early , cancer can centunes ago, she says, to retgntng Mtss America, you r hfe from cancer even be prevented from help women train for chtld- Susan Perkins, Is from A magazme ed1tor wrttes developmg II ts one of the btrth stnce It helps t• ehten Mtddletown, Ohio 'I have an 80-)ear-old aunt great benefits of the Pap test who has cancer and 1s m a that th1s stmple, qut ck nursmg home She ts a qutet dta gnost 1c procedure ca., uncomplamtng woman . Whtlc dtscove r cervtca I cancer I am saltsfted Wtth her before there ts the slightest medtcal ca re, I would like to htnt of a problem That ts why know ho\\ to Judge the qua lily all women over 20, who have of her everyday ca re " begun sexual activlly, are CINCINNATI (UP!) - Acourt order to close the centuryANSWERhne The proper urged to have a Pap test old Cincinnati Workhouse by Ocl. 12 has been delayed by the care of the older cancer regularly Ohio 1st District Court of Appeals while It hears an appeal in pattent mcludes spectal skm the case care, oral hygtene, provtstons A poliCe offtcer notes "I A lower court ruled In 1976 that 79 Immediate for adequate nutd IO\ake, a want to know tf all ctgarette improvements be made at the facility. The court also ordered dtet n ch m protetns, mtnerals smokers are at the same nsk it closed by Oct. 12 of this year. However, the appealll court and vttamtns, attentton to uf developmg lung cancer' granted a stay on the order, pending Its consideration of the proper elunmatton and as All ANSWERitne much opPQrtumty lo keep cigarette smokers have a case. Oral argwnenta are scheduled for July 31 before the acttve as ts JlQSStble Equally lung cancer rtsk but some are appellate court unportant IS an atmosphere at greater rtsk than others tn wh tch your aunt can The person who ts a heavy mamtam her prtde and self- smoker and Is over the age of WASIUNGTON (UP!) - The action was hot and heavy on respect The habtls of her 50 has a higher· than · normal Capitol Hill Thursday, but for the Carter aclrnlnlstratlon the hfeUme, her spectal ways of nsk prohle, as does the results were distressing. ' dotng thmgs should be person who has smoked a The Senate voted a record sixth time agalnat ending thl respect ed as much as pack-a-day for 20 years The long ftUbuster against a blll to revise the nation's labor laws PQsslble For example, try to person who began smokmg at 1111d the Jtleasure was shuttled back to a committee. ' determine tf your aunt ts age 15 or younger is at higher given enough time to ftnlsh a · than • normal risk and a meal tf she ts a sluw ea ter smoker who works wtth or OOLUMBUS (UPI)-Gov. James A. Rhodes baa aaked Your mterest ts an Invaluable near asbestos is in a high rtsk President Carter to help prevent closing of the Federal Glau asset to your aunt category Please remember Co., Columbua, by Ita parent company, Federal Paperboard that lung cancer ts just one of Inc , Montvale, N. J The closing of the plant would idle 1 5410 A woman In her 20's ex- the alarming health hazards wockers. ' plams "I recently had a Pap that results from cigarette "We seek your urgent attention to the program of the test and was told that I smok tn g Heart dtsease, Federal Glass C001pany in Columbus, Ohio," Rhodes said 1n a showed cellular changes thai stroke and cri~P.llng telegram to Carter. "Ita parent company, Federal Paperboard were pre-eancerous Whal resptratory diseases also are Is threatening to close the plant with the lou of 1,500 jobe does thts mean' " consequen ces . For thts ANSWERhne · Thanks to reason It makes sense to quit the fact that you had a Pap If you or anyone you know test, you were lucky lo have needs help tn quttting, please CINCINNATI (UPI)- Widow of 16c011lmlnersldlled two an earl y ce llular cha nge contact your local American years ago In tlle Scotia mine disaster today 11111de another detected Ca ncer or the Cancer Soc1et v Unli roc free uterine cervtx , (the nec k of literature, a quit kit, or 1f attempt to collect ""mlllion from the mine owners. The eth u. th e ut er us or womb ) available, a place In a S. Circuit Court of Appeala schedllled a hearing on the widow' • progresses from early pre- smoking wllhdi awal clinic con.tentlon that the Blue Diamond Coal Co.'s negligence led to thetr husbandJJ' dea11la. cancerous cellular changes to If you have any questions The t5 miners were kllled March t, lfl75,1n a methane saa a lnca hzed cancer to one that or n~ed further information explosion ,at the Scotia mine near Oven Fork, Ky., ln eutern Inva des su rrc.unciJnJ,t IJssuc tn ca ll 992-7531 Kentucky a {.etcher County Two days later, 11 more people advan~e<l ca ul cl wht~ ll vre killed In a second methane PI expiOIIon in the lllint I CANCER • An 'or llne be.~~~ter -:J i_..J_r_h_e_w_o_rl_d_To_d_o_y_ Court order is de1ayed Capitol Hill results not good Rhodes seeks assistance Widows making another effort 3- The Datly Sentmel, MtddlePQrt-Pomeroy, 0 'Fndav. June 23 1!!7R Bonham, Sarmiento blank Giants SAN FRANCISCO (UP! ) Ct ncmnatt Reds Manage r Sparky Anderson has pratsed the San Franctsco Gtants lor having the best pttchmg staff m the National !£ague but Sparky's got some stoppers Gtant.s :;.o to stay one game behind the Gtants 10 the Nattonal League West race Bonham had a ne>ltitter gomg until the fifth mrung when Hetty Cruz smgled wtth one out . Darrell Evans toe. singled wtth one out m the Bill Bonham boosted hts seventh for the only other hit record to 11-1 and combmed off Bonham. with Manny Sarmtentn for a Sarmtento shut off the three-lntter TbW'sday mght Gtant.s completely until two as the Reds blanked the out m the ntnth when Wtllie McCovey npped a leftfteld double before dymg at second The wm gave the Reds two YICtortes m the three games wtth the Giants that drew over 134,000 fans and pushed San Franctsco 1978 attendance over 739,000 , surpassmg the 1977 seasonal total. "Wtnnmg two out of three here, I don't thmk tl wtll bother the Gtants," Anderson satd "They have enough pttchmg to stay m the race " The Gtants' Bob Knepper, who has complamed of arm wearmess recently, absorbed the loss as his record dropped to8-5 He gave up a patr of runs m the ftrst mning on smgles by Ken Gr tffey, Dave Concepcton and Foster Guidry ties old Yankee record By MIKE SHALIN UPI Sports Writer Wtth Billy Martm 's rob and Ron Gutdry 's 11-game wmmng streak both tn trouble Thursday mght, the New York Yankees woke up wtlh a mnth·mmng rally to defeat the Detrott Ttgcrs, 4-2 Gutdry, lockmg to he a 49) ear-old club record "1th hts 12th stratght vtctory , trailed, 1~. as a result of Ron LeFlore's leadoff homer m the ftrst tnnmg But Reggte Jackson !ted the game 1-1 , hithng a Dave Rozema pitch m the rtghtfteld stands wtth one out m the ntnth for hts 12th homer By the tune the top or the mmng was o\ er, l.ou Ptmella smgled tn the go-ahead run off rehever John Htller and Fred Stanley and Roy Whtte srngled m msurance runs Rtch Gossage, brought on after Gut dry walked the leadoff man m the bottom of the mnmg, wlld·pttched home a run but natled down hts lOth save and Gu1dry's 12th vtc· tory "That's the closest I've come to losmg a game all year," satd Gmdry Martm tned to play down hts predtcament, but ended up saymg, " I've got no control over who gets hurt or over the pttchers I've got avatlable I'd like to be m first place and we will be come September " Th e vtctor y left the Yankees 7\'; game~ behmd Boston m thtrd place m the Amertcan League East In other Amertcan League games, Balttmore beat Mtlwaukee, 1().3, Californta downed Mmnesola, 4-2, tn 12 mnmgs, Texas took Oakland, 8·2, and Seattle defeated Cht!;_l!&_O, IHl m 10 mmngs Orioles tO, Brewers 3 MiKe Flanagan, 11-4, won his lOth game smce May 5 and Eddte Murray and Ktko Garcta drove m three runs each to lead Baltunore over Mtlwaukee for the Or10les' 18th triUmph m the last 20 games Angels 4, Twins 2 Ken Landreaux and Ron Jackson had back·to-back run-producmg smgles wtlh two out m the 12th mnmg to Legion squad beaten Wmmng ptlcher was Brent Zt ca foo se Chtlltcothe fmtshed wtth 10 htts while Metgs had just two The combmed pttchmg of Joe Glassco, Brent Ztcafoose, and Steve U>well tssued two walks whtle 8strike outs were recorded Metgs' Tom Owens, Mtke Trtplett, Art Fogelstrom and Bnan Hamtlton walked four and fanned lour RIVER DOWNS Chilhcothe plates tiS ftrst CINC INNATI (UP! ) three runs m the fourth on Co untry Bear, rtdden by two htts Jun George walked, Bernon Sayler , won the Ztcafoose got on an error, featured race at River Downs Glassco smgled to bnng Thursday , ftnlshlng 18 'h George across Mavts then lengths ahead of Trots Jr collected l\10 RBI 's by Geraldine Honey was thtrd scormg Ztcafoose and Glass Sayler put Country Bear m co on a smgle front at the hall-mtle post In the seventh, they Rll and Get woo lhe flrst collected one run on two race and Carnousttc the walks and a smgle They second In return $48 60 on the datly double t'O mbinatton of 2 scored four runs m the etghth on two walks, an error and and 1 A crowd of 3,5.\7 wagered two smgles Met~s· Tun Hoed fotled $327,470 gtve Caltfo rma tis vtctory Dave LaRoche, 6 3, worked two perfect mmngs for the v1ctory Rangers 8, A's 2 Bump Wtlls' two-run tnple tnggered a three run first mnmg agamst 18-yea r-old Mtke Morgan that earned Texas over Oakland Dock Eilts, 6·3, went seve n mnmgs and Morgan, 0-3, gave up SIX runs m 2 1-3 mnmgs Mariners 8, While Sox 6 Bob Stinson, who had homered earlier , doubled across the wtnntng run as Seattle rallted for two runs m the top of the lOth to defeat Chtcago Rehever John Montague, 1·3, pt cked up the Wtn coupled wtth a patr of errors by San Franctsco ce nter ftelder Larry Herndon Two walks and a smgle by Bonham made tl J..O m the fourth aad consecuttve smgles by Gnffey, Co ncepcton and Foster scored one run and another came home on a double-play ball m the seventh ' I dtdn ' t fee l ttred," Knepper sa1d "I tusl made some had pttches I d1dn't concentrate as much as I should hav e ' Gtants Manager Joe Altobelli confmned lhal, addmg, "Knepper could have been better He was throwmg the ball well, but dtd make some bad pitches The Gtanls now open a loW' game senes aga mst Atlanl<l while U~e Reds travel so uth to play the Dod~ ers • Field day wmners are named W10ners of a held day held for thtrd gr aders at the Mtd dlepor t Elementary School were announced Top three w1nners 10 the boys and gtrls compettlton, respecll\ely, mclude Feed sack race - Jason Bush Allen Maynard Stanley Broome, Tom Ltttle, fm a Sm1th , Wen dy Barker, Rwmmg broad Jump - Jeff Nelson, Ttm Durst, Marttn Woodard , Tom Ltltle Maqone Smtih, Chttsla Fasley, Basketball throw Donme Becker , Les ter Stewart, Robbte Cundiff 1 ont Ltltl e, Tamm) Cremeans Maqo ne Smtih , Standmg Today's Sport Parade broad JUmp - Uamn Drenner Sl<lnley Broome, Mark Smtih , Wendy Barker, Marron e Smith , Ta mm y Cremeans, F11shee throw Oarrtn Drenn e1 Hob bte Cundiff , Terry I ttll e Vtrgtnta l.a1 gc, Iolli L•ttlc Rachel Steele , 100 ya rd da sh - Donm< Becker, Eddie Ktlchen , Stanley Broom Tarrunv Cremeans Wendy Barker, Theresa Whlttmgton 50 yard dash Donnt e Becket, Eddte K1tchen , Ttm Durst, Cmdy Rtffle , !.1 sa Wllllltngton Marjorte Smtth Relay race - Eddte Kt tc hen, Davtd Acree, Ttm Cassell , f1 rst te,un Robb1e Cundtff Jeff Ne lson , Mtke Sealis secon d team Donald Stem Damn Dt enn er Mart y Wood ard third team , famm y 'Cr emean s, ,Julie Hyse ll, Chmty Farl ey , f ~r st team, Crystal Manle), ltsa Whittmgton. Wendy Barker second, Knslt Richm ond Mtssy Stevens V1rgtnta l.arge, tlurd , egg and SJlQOn race - Mtchele Ztrkl e, Rhane Engle Jerr) Raker, Allen Maynard , ftrst, Shann on Hmdy Cry sta l Manl ey , MaqmleJO Smtih , Theresa Ltttle, second , Tun Cassell, Cmdy R1ffle, Donna Manley Damn Dt en ne1 tlurd Chillicothe's attempt at a no hitter m the seventh wtth a stngle Bna n Hamtlton scored Metgs only run m the By MILTON RICHMAN mnth wtth a hard htt homer to NEW YORK (UP! J - Btlly Martm s JOb hangs by a center fteld He knows 11, hts players know 11, the world knows 11 Metgs travels In Logan Hts boss, George Stembrenner, the man who runs the Saturday for a double header Yankees, has no mtentton of st ttmg tdly by and watching them at 1 p m Sunday they return s1nk below lhe honzon like the setting su n to Metgs H1gh School at I He has satd that m the plamest posstble terms so that p m for a double bill wtth even a grammar school boy can understand tt, and Btlly Lancaster Chtll 000 300 140--8 10 2 Martm, who has been around a long tune now, kn ows the score 000 000 001 - 1 2 2 Nobody has to pamt an) pictures for htm Metgs The Yanks are m Detrmt lor a four-game senes wtth the Glassco, Ztcafoose (WP 3), Tigers and the world "must" freque nt!) rs overused m cases U>well (6) and George hke thts but bpth Stem brenner an d club Prest den t AI Rosen are Owens (LP), Tnplett (6), talking as lf the Yankees must wm th1s senes along w1 th the Fogelstrom (8), Hamtlton (9) next one agamst the Red Sox at home tf Martm IS to keep hts and Kennedy , Forbes (9) jOb No matter how they do agatnst the Tigers and Red Sox 10 the next four days, 1t would be a grave nustake, the " a) I see NORTHFIELD tl, lor the Yankees to ftre Btlly Marltn NORTHFIELD , Oh1o They are not gomg to get a better manager and AI Rosen, (UP! ) - Mtss Robtown havmg played ball, probably rea ltzes tha t better than anyone grabbed the early lead else Thursday mght and pulled Someone else who realizes tt IS a fellow like Hank Greenaway to a 3\'z length vtctory berg, who has had a chance to examme a sttuatton such as thts over Ratder John tn the from both sides, haYing played 15 years tn the b1g leagues featured $3,000 Btg Tnple Greenberg feels the Yankees ' front off1 ce ts pantckmg combmatton 'Crea tmg thts ktnd of managenal cnsts wtth the season The wmner, drtven by Jack not eve n half over ts push mg th e pantc button," says the Betts, covered the mile tn former home-run slugger and cl ub owner, speakmg from I.as 2 06 3-5 and returned $6, $4 Vegas where he and hts playmg partner, Franco HarriS of the and $3 60 Ratder John patd Pittsburgh Steelers, are compet mg m the Dewar's Cup tennts $8 60 and $6 40 for second, tnurnament whtle Mark Mtller showed, "It's tembly unfatr In put Btlly Martm under the kmd of paymg $5 20 pressure he 1s now I'd leave hun stay put The 4-9·2 btg tnple com· "Everywhere he s gone, Martm has prove n to be an bmallon was worth $592 50 excellen( manager I understand how tl ts In New York you re A crowd of 3,234 wagered always stttmg on a ltme bomb , bultt's not Martm's fa ult that AT THE $342 ,586 the Red Sox are red hot He can't go out here and play for the Yankees "What ts he supposed to do, prove himself every year, ct.w after day ' Lock at Walt Alston He was wtth the Dodgers 23 Astros 4, Dodgers 3: Enos Cabell's run-scoring years and hedtdn't wm every year When I was wtth Cle\ eland stogie wtth two out m the (from 1948 through 1958), we expenenced some of the sa me mnth mmng gave the Astros a thmg the Yankees are now because we ltmshed second so vtctory Doug Rau , 7-3, took many tunes There was agtt.atton that we should change the the loss whtle Joe Ntekro manager, AI Lopez, but we stayed wtth htrn because we knew pttched a stx-hitter for he was a good manager Prunartly, what sttrs up thmgs like Trophies Will Be Awarded thts ts the press •· Houston Perhaps bot the press cannot be blamed for the Yankees bemg tn the PQStlton they are In now any more than they can be credtted for them wmmng the World Senes last year By the same tn ken only mtntmal attentton ts betng patd to the fa ct that Martm ts havmg to compete wtth a team whose pttchmg staff has been dectmated by tnjurtes and several of whose other member s are handicapped by a variety of atlments Greenberg also has sympathy for AI Rosen, who Stembrenner keeps saymg ts the man who wtll have to make the dectstOn on whether Marltn goes or stays "Aits new at the JOb," says Greenberg ' He's caught m the mtddle He has to be loyal to the owner and to the manager, and that's a very dlfftcult JlQSilton because tt amoun ts to carryIng water on both shoulders " Martm ts doing as well as he posstbly can under the ctrcumstances, Greenberg continues ' I've watched him and tt's hard to crttictze the way he runs a team Tbts guy ts alert and astute I'm very unpressed 500 E. MAIN ST. by hun , Everybody knows a manager ts only as good as hts players" PH. 992·2174 The best mana ger he ever playe d for, says Greenberg, was POMEROY, 0. the late Mtckey Cochrane "He was ftery , like Martm, and he was fortunate to be a $4695 1976 Buick Regal, 2 dr ., red & white, like new only playmg manager so that he was able to lead by example After $2795 1975 AMC Pacer, a1r, cruise, am -fm, one owner. he was hit m the head by a pttch and couldn't catch anymore, $3795 1974 Ford T-Bird. this Bird is loaded, cheap at stones got around that he was only a good pla ytng manager $2395 1974 Ford Maverick, 1-dr., low mtleage, extra clean . and couldn't manage from the bench Those stortes were $2695 1974 Olds Omega 2 dr . H. B., only 43,621 m1ies. sharp. purely a lot of nonsense " $1995 1974 Pont~ac Ventura 2 Dr., clean, local owner, good buy . $1495 1973 Ford Gal. 500 2 dr. HT. This is one nice 73 model. $2195 1973 Buick Century 2 dr .• air, sold th1s one new, nice. $2395 1973 Buick Century 4 dr., extra clean & like new 1nside. $1595 Buick Skylark, dr . sed . Blue with blue interior. $1795 1972 Buick Skylark, 4 dr., air, thts ts one nice car. $995 1972 Ford Gal. 500 4 dr. H. T., runs extra good $1695 1971 Cad . 2 Dr. HT, low mileage, a nice 71 model . $295 1968 Pontiac Catalina, 4 dr., makes a good wo~k car. BY DEBBIE HOFF Chilhcothe upped tis record to 22-llast ntght by defeating the Metgs Amertean Leg10n Ill at Syracuse Accordmg to Coach Charlie Hamtlton, Tom Owens pttched excellent ball, even though he collected the loss 11 Summer league results BY DEBBIE HOFF In recen t l.tttle League actton, Hubbard 's Gt eenhouse defeated Portland H-3 Wmnm g p1tcher was l'ony Rtffie and T Ward was the loser Hubbard 's Greenhouse started U1e scormg wtlh a smgle by Mark Salser tn the hrsl Randy Arms had three RBI's m the game Portland 's r Ward had a home run tn the fourth wtlh two on base HG 314 421>-14 10 Port 000 401- 5 3 Rutland Reds defeated Dale C Warner's team tn Pee Wee actwn 9-2 Rutland Reds got their btg lead m U1e !trst mnmg collectmg SIX runs Dale C Warner got thetr on ly two runs m the f1rst and fou rth For Rutla nd, G Grant had two tnples and K McClellen had one M Bartrum got two doubles wtth P Oatley geltmg one M Saunder s and P Oatley each had a smgle Getting hits for the Warne r team were Cullums and B For all your home Appt1an ce Needs DOXOL SERVICE 120 Ill>- 3 4 172 OX- 10 7 M R GEAR UP • FOR THE 'I'UUGH JDBSWI'nl AGRAVELY. _-_ ~.,J. ~~ CJ~~ ~ lhe combmed p11J;hmg of K McClellen G Grart and M Bartrum for Rutland, tssued three wa lks and fanned 13 Dale C W<Irner s H Harnso n and P Kmg also ~ ,lik ed four and struck out 13 Rut 611 11>-9 War 100 11>-2 In an other Pee Wee game, the Rutland Angels defeated the Mtddleport Cubs, 10-3 l.cadmg lntte1s for the Cubs were R Cundtff wtth two s1ngles and J R Ktlchen 1/vtJi l 'f(U 1rllf-' rr 11 \"fOrk to Co PJt ~l tu ve 0 sp.:.ecl l1ll f P. 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Main Pomeroy , o. 992-2094 "Front End Alignments" Plu s S2 87 Whitewall L78 ·15 lo S3 05 FE per fire and 4 old tores White Add $2.33 Per T1re • �2-The Daily Sentinel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Fnday, June 23, 1978 eement should not interfere with merger DALLAS (UP!) - The John MttcheU, then attorney Justtce Department' s general and now a federal mto LTV's agreement not to mterfere priSoner , With the merger of LTV Corp. acqutsthon of Jones & and Lykes Corp - brmgmg Laughlm m 1009 ts largely together two of the nation's blamed lor startmg the conglomerate's slide from largest steel comparues was a marked change from 11th largest company m earlier government treat- Amenca Attorney General Gnffln ment of Dallas-based LTV Bell Wednesday approved the The mtervent10n of the $61·btllion merger of LTV, J~lce Department under parent company of Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp and Lykes. parent of Youngstown Sheet & Tubmg Corp The merger sttU must be approved by stockholders of LTV and Lykes, a New Orleans corporatton l:onglomerates dommated the busmess scene of the 1960s, a ttme of expandmg markets for consumer goods and htgh-veloctly movement of money through the economy LTV deahng pnmanly m electromcs and the aerospace mdustry, was among the btggest and most successful It became a target of the Ntxon admtntstrallon's campatgn agatnst the conglomerate concept Mttchell's antitrust chtef He came home to 700 pounds of rotten meat By AURELJO ROJAS CARU1l!ERS, Calif (UP! I - For two weeks now, workmen have been trymg to gel the smell out of Mer! Clemens' house And they're got at least another two weeks' work before Clemens, his wife and three children move back m - if they ever do The Clemens returned from a three-week vacation June 8 to find that the power m thetr rural home, 20 miles southwest of Fresno, had been shut off, causmg 700 pounds of frozen meat to thaw and rot Just before leavmg, Clemens slaughtered and froze a steer, two hogs and 20 chtckens he had rrused over 21'. years to combat nsmg market costs A Pactftc Gas & Electrtc Co spokeswoman satd the company shut off the PQwer because Clemens' $74, twomonth utihty btU, whtch he patd on tune at another distnct offtce before leavmg, was not recorded Clemens, 34, sa1d the stench that greeted him was unbeltevable He wouldn't allow hiS wtfe, Barbara, and thetr chtldren to see what had happened In thetr modest three-bedroom home foc fear that tt would stcken them "Them maggots were somethmg else," he satd The blood from the meat seeped through the carpet and ttle to the concrete foundation and walls of the house, damagmg much of the funuture and clothes m the closet The odor was not reported by net ghbors because houses are wtdely spread m thiS farm coWltry, and the one netghbor who detected the smell thought the Clemens' cat had dted Clemens was not pleased wtth the PG&E resPQnse to his complamt, which he satd made hun so mad he had to see a phystctan for sedattves and missed nearly two weeks of work where he ts employed A PG&E spokeswoman satd the utihty had hired a dismfectmg service to clean up the mess, would pay for all the damage and cootmue workmg on the house unhl 11 meets Clemens's approval Clemens says the apparent wtllmgness of PG&E to help IS tllusory. He says he had to ft ght for eve rythmg the company agreed to do After spendmg thetr ftrst mght home m thetr camper trader and a week at thetr tn· laws, the family moved mto an apartment rented by PG&E last weekend Work crews have worked full lime trymg to get the stench out of the hou•e Thev started by burytng the two freezers and the refngerator freezer that con tamed the meat In an 8-foot.<Jeep ptt and covermg tl over wtth lune Clemens matntatns the DALLAS (UP! I - Former smell perststs and has told New York Yankees center PG&E the walls of the house ftelder Mtckey Mantle Is should be demolished and hospitalized m sertous rebwlt to get rtd of the wtth bleedmg condthon maggots that had taken to hts ulcers, accordtng restdence m the crevtces phystctan "I don't know the extent of Mantle was admttted t.o the damages yet ," Clemens satd mtenstve care untt of "But if they don 't get that Brookhaven Medtcal Center stuff out of the house I'll Wednesday m cr tttcal never move back m. That condttlon wtth a stuff gets mto the concrete, ulcer. Dr hemorrhaged you know I lhink the house IS Frank J Alllck satd Thursrwned The PG&E sPQkeswoman satd, "We don 't like to go around knocking down walls We're gomg to fmtsh cleamng the place up and then " e'll seal tl up for a week U they 're not happy , we 'II HUNTINGTON , W Va continue workmg " (UP! ) - An extenstve m· lerna ! tn vestigatton has cleared t" o Hunt 1ngton police of wrongdomg m the tradtng of a revolver that was eventually obtamed by a man charged wtth murder, and elephant and Sobik wtll not has dispelled charges they swttch places for another rode wtth a motorcycle club month , the CW'ator says ca lled the "Avengers" He satd cramped condittons Huntmg ton Pohce Ch tel trted Sobtk 's pahent"e last Ottte Adkms satd Thursday summer And the roo workers that "no vtolattons uf any law Sob1k was used to seemg were or departmental ge neral temp orartly repla ced, ord ers " occurred tn the aggravating htrn even more tradtng of a 38 ca liber Posey satd he was not revolv er found m the reall) surprtsed when the PQssesston of Robert Souder, elephant attacked him accused of murd enng a " He 's been a perfect Maryland man recently m gentleman up to then," Posey satd "But \\hen an elephant Ohto In addtlton, Adkms satd "at dtsagrees wtth you, you no du rtng the course of eventually lose the argwnent the t tme mvesttgatton could any When they play around, II 's more effectiVe They 'll Just PQhce olhcer be connected as ever bemg a member of the knock you down " Av engers and the soon ," Posey saJd ·As soon as posstble " But it's not sunple to unload an Afncan elephant wtth a reputation for bemg testy , whether he deserves tl or not Posey wtll not even talk about the Lnjurtes he suffered m the attack Another roo attendant also was trampled at the ttme, but netther was senousl y hurt 'He ts not a belhgerent man-ktller ," Pose) satd "He for another elephant, and ts liable to take liberttes, as beca use no money ts any aruma! would They ltke mvolved, no perm1ts are In see what they can get away etther ' With Anunal brokers who make Afndan elephants like a busmess of lmkmg buyers Sobtk - named foc a past wtth sell ers have been prestdent of the Sanford lookmg, but so far there have Zooligtcal Soctety - are an been few taker s Male endangered spectes and elephants are more mov mg the thi ck-sktnned temperamental than thetr mammals across state lines female counterparts, Pose usually requtres federal sa td , and requtre sllffer permits safety precauttons "We've been able to get "Negottatmg wtth a male authonzat10n wtthout the elephantts not easy.'' he satd . permits and the paperwork "We 're constructtn g an by gomg through an antmal 11,000-foot enclosure exchange," Posey satd "We surrounded by a moat ," were looking for another Posey sa td "The new zoological park or breeding establishment w1th lots of acreage where the anunal wouldn 't conlt- mto hwnan contact We didn't hnd one Instead we will trade Sobtk II I I Lawrence E Lamb. M D peopletalk By KENNETH R. CLARK Uolted Press International NO SCALPERS HERE: Llza Mlnnelll, Mlkball Barysbnlkuv and !ashton designer Halaton gave Martha Graham and her dance compeny a ~. 000 flll8ncial boost TbW'sday rughtm a benefit at New Yock 's Studio 54 Invtted and affluent - guests lined up to porchase box seats for Monday's opentng perfocmance of the dance company at the Met. Gomg prices foc the single show $1,000, $5,000 and $10,000 Mtss MmneUI, Barishmkov and Halston each shelled out $5,000 but buyers of the $10,tm seats preferred to rematn anonymous For the dance~over m the street, ducat.s for the set'Ond show wtll range from $6 to $18 50 TICKET TAXER Heavy wetght champ Leoa Spllllls just can't seem to stay out of trouble with cops on trafftc beat He drew another fine Thursday - $37 this time for domg 35 mph in a 20 mph zone 10 Jacksonville, N C He caught a ~ fine In the same ctty Wednesday, for driving his new Caddy without a license or proper plates SpirW has been rackmg up tickets ever since he dethroned Muhammad All In February St Louis pollee nailed hun for $60 m March for going the wrong way on a ooe-way street - again without a license- and a gam ln April, for $50 on the same charge REMEMBERING A CHAMP: The Brown Bomber fmally will be given a champion's tribute In his home town The Detroit City Counctl has decided to name the city's new $25 million sports arena after him, m "tribute to the dignity , courage and commlttment that Joe LouiJ symbolizes" Says the ex-champ's sister, Vtmlce Bllrrow Hlgb, "We should have done something years ago " And she adds she hopes Louts , whose health has worsened in recent years, will be well enough to attend the dedication in September, 1979 QUOTE OF THE DAY : Central florida Zoo Director Ed Posey, who still want! In gtve away the bull elephant that broke several of his ribs last year In a temper tantrum · "He 'd been a perfect gentleman up to then, but when an elephant disagrees with you, you eventually lose the argument " GUMPSES. Victor Matu~ has a cameo role opposite Sophia Loren m Michael Wluer's "Fire Power," bell)g shot on location in New York "Star Wars" star Carrie Fisher, songwriter NeU Simon and Helen Hayes were among celebrities who turned out Thursday night at the Delacorte theater In New York's Central Park for tribute to roadway producer Josepb Pllpp Sldney Pottier dropped In backstage Thursday night on former co-&ar - lrom "A P1ece of the Action " - Edward Love, now stamng In Bob Foose's Brosdway.musical "Dancm'" Peter Sellen and Lynn Frederlc:k will be In VIenna, Austria, next month to film Universal's "Prisoner of Zenda " - a comedy takeoff on the old Antlloay Hope classic. ~ of full f:u·p lung, s t amped, self · addressed envelope for tl to me In <.: are of Uus newspc:tper P 0 Bux 1551, Radto Ctly Sta· DEARDR I.AMB - lam l7 uon, New York NY 10019 years old Lost yeor I h• d my The Health l.cller I'm sen· nose dune S111ce then I ha ve ding you also suggests that ga 111ed :!11-pow1ds It seems you exerc tse and a regular mostl) on my fat"e I \\ ent exerctse program could help back tu the doctor lu see 1! you Immeasurably m con· th1s was because of the nose trulhng your wetght Yuu can job He satd defmttely not I lea rn lo do a spurt well then went to my reg ula1 doc· regardless ul huw bad ) uu tur and had a thyrotd and may be to start wtth if ) uu metabolism lesl done which could develoo an mterest m was normal I really watch tenms, for example, playmg my d1et but have not lust any tennt s regularly would help wetght I am 5 feet 4 and ) uu use a lot of calurtes- prowetgh 130 If I could only lose vtded you avutded the habJl uf the wetght off my face tt snackmg before, durmg and would save many tears after the game DEAR READER - Many of DEAR DR LAMB - I am a my re•der s who arc 44-year-<Jid woman and I have somewha t older than you been told that r frown a lot would hke tu h•ve your pro- Now I nut tce thal my blem - gettmg nd of the eyebrows are druopmg r fullness tn their face The have been trymg to keep my usual problem a person has brows up but hnd that hard to wtth dtettng 1s that the fa t do Is there an exerctse that leaves the fa ce ftrst causmg a can help or creams or condt· "Tinkled and shrunken ap- lloners" pearance uf the face In these DEAR READER -If yuu'II mstances 11 seems like the look at yourself tn the rm rrur last area to lose falts always you 'II noltce thai the excr~tse the watsl and htps area that you do to ltft the There are heredtlllry ur eyebrows actually wrtnkles fanullal characterlsltcs as to lhe forehead, so I don'l really whtch regwns of the body ac- tlunk that you're gumg lo gel cwnulate fat A tendency to an awful lot of help m ratslng have a fu ll fa ce ts n ul your eyebrows by exerctstng necessarily bad and can be a them The same apphes to great advantage to yuu as the use of creams or condt· yea rs go by Perhaps you Uoners should co unt your blessmgs If tl ts true that yuur There ts no such lhmg as eyebrows are droopmg, you spot reducing and the way to co uld ha ve sume mmur lose the fat ofl your fa ce ts tu cosmellt surgery These are be relatively thm all uver tailed brow hits A sktlled However, you should nul cosmellc surgeon ca n east ly overdo that because tlwl can hft the eyebrows and take uul lead to serl\>us hea llh pro- a httle excess skm wtthuut bl ems ieavmg any stgmf1cant scar I would suggest that yuu try It IS a latrly snnple proto lumt your sweets sta rdtes tcd ur e and :als tn your lood and I am Fur furth er mfurmattun I sendmg you The Health Lei· suggest that you contact a ter nwnber 4·7, Wetght Los· plash~ surgeon who dues mg Otel lo giVe you a baste c11smettc surgery and get ht s sens1bh• plan thai you can advice as tl apphes lu your follow Oihers whn Wdnl thi s patllcuiat 'condttwn ISSUe can senti~ ~.:t:IJ L.s WJlh a In April 1969, one month after the Justtce Department flied sutt, ~TV lawyers asked lor a speedy tnal wtth the clatm that the sutt was challengmg busmess prac· tJces that were widely thought to be lawful Nearly a year later, m February 1970, the Justtce Depa rtmenl agreed to an out of court settlement under whtch LTV would sell off Okonlte and Bramff m ex· change for perrmsston to keep Jones & Laughlin The stratn on LTV had been severe Lmg was eased out of command of the parent company after the set· tlement. By 1971, the com· pany was rePQrttng net losses tn excess of $69 milhon That same year, the Justice day that Mantle's cooditton had tmproved to "sertous " "He was senously ill and was crthcal but we took hun off that bst.'' Alllck srud • r can assure you now he 's very much OK. He 's takmg food and dotng a lot better " At Mantle's request, the doctor released few details of Miss Ohio will again do her belly dancing By JIM AMBROSIO COLUMBUS (UP!) - Sher Lynette Patnck, 19, retgmng Mtss Ohto, says she plans to bell) dance her way to the Mtss Amertca crown desptte some crtltctsm that the dance may be •napproprtate The crtttctsm came from Mt chtgan where 19-year-old belly dancer Janet Pughst satd she was advtsed by her local sPQnsor not to perform her wrtggling routme in last weekend' s Mtss Mtchtgan pageant because 11 wasn't ladyltke M1ss Pughso feels she mtght have 1\'0n had she not opted for a jazz routme 'The dance ts a very femmtne dance It's the oldest dance known to mankmd," Mtss Patnck satd tn a telephone tntervtew from her Centervtlle, Ohto, home ' I don 't see how anyone could call It unladyhke " Mtss Patnck, who won the Ohto tttle last weekend, began belly danctng at age t5 when she was m a high school secreta nat trammg program "I realized I'd ltke to enjoy TltF IJAII \' SF:NTINF I u~ \ nTru ro nn someth10g more artful," the I NTf'Rt~-sruF southwest Ohtoan sa td , Mfi(, S 1\11\SONAKFA HOHF HT IH Jt F I U II choostng belly dancmg (it)' f ditut because she dectded tt was l'ublisllt'tl tlii ll) txu pl Siltu rdtt) L\ IJ1t IJ!uu \J<~ II t \ l uU IJ ~ Ili Hj.l too late to begm ballet 1 !JII IJ);lll \ t\h llllllt d1a 1111.: Ill Mtss Patnck credits her I uur \ St PIJ111t: l u) Oluu ~ 5769 parents Wtth encouragtng her H u ~ m c ~~ llfftu • Pl 1u11 ~ !l'.n 21 ~ F tltt urwl Phllll\: 99'.! l Ja7 dancmg career In fact, she s._..._uml tid!\!! posl<l .:t pond e~ t satd, tl was her father who J •um l' ru~ Oluu ~ tllunlll l!<h lr t t~ l lllo! HprtM. n ftrst advised that she perform Ut l llt I.!Uid!i ll As.sut iOl l l'~ 1101 a belly dance when she won f- Ut hdA I I l l~ ld .UI <.l Olllu -Hll ~ her ftrst beauty Utle, Mtss Su h.\ t ii /Jtlun rtt ll ~ /1tlllt rt'il U1 loll !It' I'>' ltl t ol\ IH iot JJ Jt i~ ltll b J.ltl Mtamt Valley, at age 16 '>' t t k Ill MutvrHuutt 'ftl kt t t i1rTit' l "My parents have an ap!-.11\ll l nut t \ot l l tlJI ~ Olit' llll! lllh S:l ~ Hv II ~d Ill Oluu ~rt t l" vii prectatton for elhntc mustc," Om Vt 11 Sl2 00 Stx nt untlt s Mtss Patnck explamed, and $11 ~0 1 hrt 1 1111 HI\IIS $7 ll0 I b t\loltt ll S~t d lll ) tilt Six 1nur1tlts both en roy watching belly PQsstbthty of a pohce offi cer $ 1 t 5 0 1 111 t' l 11 \UII tll ll S7 su dancers ndmg wtth thts group ts non· SuhMn pt1u11 t>r It t 11 t lud c ~ Sumlil) Mtss Patrtck satd belly ru m )l ~litt 1 t ud ex1stent " dancmg IS "pretty hard" and requ1red three hours of datly -~~~-~--~..,....,.---· 1 ·---~-~ pracuce when she ftrst Investigation clears pair HEALTH Advantagt•s bmmg sport mg goods, pharmaceuticals and meat packUtg In a Justice Department request for an tnjuncllon to ha It further acqutsttton of Jones & Laughltn stock by LTV, McLaren contended LTV could defend ttself agamst a dtvestlture order by claunmg fmanctal hardhstp tf LTV acqutred the full 81 percent of Jones & Laughltn LTV founder James Ling, the htgh school droPQut who m 15 years parlayed a small electrtc company tnto a combtne ol 80 compames dotng $3 btllton m annual busmess, contend ed that sellmg off LTV's mterest 10 J ones & Laughltn would abro gate agreements and mvtte expenstve lawsuits Department sued to compel Ling and hili new company, Omega-Alpha, to sever all lies wtth LTV. Orne~a ·Alpha had been mentioned as a PQSStbl~ buyer of Okonlte. In 1972, LTV restructured ttself from a conglOmerate holding company mto an operatmg company The company planned to change direction from acqul8itlo• of new compames mto a program of expanding tls current substdiares The Carter admtntstratton ' s attorney general, Griffin Bell, approved the merger grounds that the atlmg Youngstown Sheet and Tubmg - the nation's No 8 steelmaker could pull Lykes Corp down wtlh 11 if rt falls Mickey Mantle hospitalized You eventually lose the argument By PAULA SCHWED SANFORD, Fla (UP! ) Ed Posey bears no grudge agamst the 4,000-pound elephant that knocked hun down last year, breaking several of his nbs Posey, cura tor of the Central Flonda Zoo, just wants to ftnd the bull elephant another home "I hope ll 's extremely Asststanl Attorney General Rtchard McLaren, brought sutt to halt LTV's acquiSition of Jones & Laughlin tn March 1969 At the tune, LTV owned 63 percent of Jones & Laughlin stock, and planned to buy up to 81 percent The federal sutt argued that the acqutstllon would tncrease LTV's stze and diverstty, not that tt would form a monoPQIY to restram trade LTV clatmed the Ju st tce Department was breakmg new legal ground at the corporatiOn's expense At the tune, LTV cornbmed largely unrelated mdustrtes, mcl udtng Bramff In ternattonal Atrlmes, Okomte - a major producer of metal wtre - and the Wtlson Co , tlself a conglomerate com· the illness but Altlck said the 47-yearoO!d Oklahoma native would be probably hospitalized for one week Smce retiring from baseball m 1969 after 18 seasons, Mantle has had problems with ulcers, Altick satd Mantle has been livmg m Dallas fir several years and IS a VIce prestdent of Reserve Life InsW'ance Co . Mantle, three times the Most Valuable Player m the Amencan League, wa s elected to the Hall of Fame m 1974 He fmished his career. wtth 536 home runs - the stxlh highest total m baseball history He played on 12 American League pennant winners, seven World Sertes wmners and led the league m home runs four times abdommal muscles Those people stlll start gtrls m belly dancmg as young as three Mtss Patrick also rejects the notton that belly dancer's costumes are too scanty "My bare mtdrtff shows, yes,'' she satd "But you need that to do the tummy-rolls. The costume covers everything that has to be covered, and shows everything !hat has to be shown - like the stomach That's where the actton ts " She calls lhe tummy-rolls, the npphng of the stomach muscles, the 'bea ullful part of the dance " Mtss Patrick ailio has some advtce for Miss Puglisi "Tell her Mtss Ohto says don 't qutt now," she said Dunng the MISS Amertca 30 mtnutes of Pageant m September, Mtss danctng you walk off the floor Patnck wtll agam perform soaked," she explained her belly danctng routine and ~a often, belly danctng is hopes the nationwtde ez. wa'f;. j locked UPQn as exotic and for JlQSUre will encourage other some persons, obscene Mtss Amtrlcen Cancer Society Patrtek, however, think s women to take up the art - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - '' that's because Amen can s The new Miss Ohio Is don t understand 11 strtvmg to become the second A regular feature, spreads lhrough the body If Mtddle Eastern people consecutive Ohtoan to be prepa red by the Amencan treatment can mterrupt that developed belly danctng crowned Mtss America The Cancer Suctety, to help save sequence early , cancer can centunes ago, she says, to retgntng Mtss America, you r hfe from cancer even be prevented from help women train for chtld- Susan Perkins, Is from A magazme ed1tor wrttes developmg II ts one of the btrth stnce It helps t• ehten Mtddletown, Ohio 'I have an 80-)ear-old aunt great benefits of the Pap test who has cancer and 1s m a that th1s stmple, qut ck nursmg home She ts a qutet dta gnost 1c procedure ca., uncomplamtng woman . Whtlc dtscove r cervtca I cancer I am saltsfted Wtth her before there ts the slightest medtcal ca re, I would like to htnt of a problem That ts why know ho\\ to Judge the qua lily all women over 20, who have of her everyday ca re " begun sexual activlly, are CINCINNATI (UP!) - Acourt order to close the centuryANSWERhne The proper urged to have a Pap test old Cincinnati Workhouse by Ocl. 12 has been delayed by the care of the older cancer regularly Ohio 1st District Court of Appeals while It hears an appeal in pattent mcludes spectal skm the case care, oral hygtene, provtstons A poliCe offtcer notes "I A lower court ruled In 1976 that 79 Immediate for adequate nutd IO\ake, a want to know tf all ctgarette improvements be made at the facility. The court also ordered dtet n ch m protetns, mtnerals smokers are at the same nsk it closed by Oct. 12 of this year. However, the appealll court and vttamtns, attentton to uf developmg lung cancer' granted a stay on the order, pending Its consideration of the proper elunmatton and as All ANSWERitne much opPQrtumty lo keep cigarette smokers have a case. Oral argwnenta are scheduled for July 31 before the acttve as ts JlQSStble Equally lung cancer rtsk but some are appellate court unportant IS an atmosphere at greater rtsk than others tn wh tch your aunt can The person who ts a heavy mamtam her prtde and self- smoker and Is over the age of WASIUNGTON (UP!) - The action was hot and heavy on respect The habtls of her 50 has a higher· than · normal Capitol Hill Thursday, but for the Carter aclrnlnlstratlon the hfeUme, her spectal ways of nsk prohle, as does the results were distressing. ' dotng thmgs should be person who has smoked a The Senate voted a record sixth time agalnat ending thl respect ed as much as pack-a-day for 20 years The long ftUbuster against a blll to revise the nation's labor laws PQsslble For example, try to person who began smokmg at 1111d the Jtleasure was shuttled back to a committee. ' determine tf your aunt ts age 15 or younger is at higher given enough time to ftnlsh a · than • normal risk and a meal tf she ts a sluw ea ter smoker who works wtth or OOLUMBUS (UPI)-Gov. James A. Rhodes baa aaked Your mterest ts an Invaluable near asbestos is in a high rtsk President Carter to help prevent closing of the Federal Glau asset to your aunt category Please remember Co., Columbua, by Ita parent company, Federal Paperboard that lung cancer ts just one of Inc , Montvale, N. J The closing of the plant would idle 1 5410 A woman In her 20's ex- the alarming health hazards wockers. ' plams "I recently had a Pap that results from cigarette "We seek your urgent attention to the program of the test and was told that I smok tn g Heart dtsease, Federal Glass C001pany in Columbus, Ohio," Rhodes said 1n a showed cellular changes thai stroke and cri~P.llng telegram to Carter. "Ita parent company, Federal Paperboard were pre-eancerous Whal resptratory diseases also are Is threatening to close the plant with the lou of 1,500 jobe does thts mean' " consequen ces . For thts ANSWERhne · Thanks to reason It makes sense to quit the fact that you had a Pap If you or anyone you know test, you were lucky lo have needs help tn quttting, please CINCINNATI (UPI)- Widow of 16c011lmlnersldlled two an earl y ce llular cha nge contact your local American years ago In tlle Scotia mine disaster today 11111de another detected Ca ncer or the Cancer Soc1et v Unli roc free uterine cervtx , (the nec k of literature, a quit kit, or 1f attempt to collect ""mlllion from the mine owners. The eth u. th e ut er us or womb ) available, a place In a S. Circuit Court of Appeala schedllled a hearing on the widow' • progresses from early pre- smoking wllhdi awal clinic con.tentlon that the Blue Diamond Coal Co.'s negligence led to thetr husbandJJ' dea11la. cancerous cellular changes to If you have any questions The t5 miners were kllled March t, lfl75,1n a methane saa a lnca hzed cancer to one that or n~ed further information explosion ,at the Scotia mine near Oven Fork, Ky., ln eutern Inva des su rrc.unciJnJ,t IJssuc tn ca ll 992-7531 Kentucky a {.etcher County Two days later, 11 more people advan~e<l ca ul cl wht~ ll vre killed In a second methane PI expiOIIon in the lllint I CANCER • An 'or llne be.~~~ter -:J i_..J_r_h_e_w_o_rl_d_To_d_o_y_ Court order is de1ayed Capitol Hill results not good Rhodes seeks assistance Widows making another effort 3- The Datly Sentmel, MtddlePQrt-Pomeroy, 0 'Fndav. June 23 1!!7R Bonham, Sarmiento blank Giants SAN FRANCISCO (UP! ) Ct ncmnatt Reds Manage r Sparky Anderson has pratsed the San Franctsco Gtants lor having the best pttchmg staff m the National !£ague but Sparky's got some stoppers Gtant.s :;.o to stay one game behind the Gtants 10 the Nattonal League West race Bonham had a ne>ltitter gomg until the fifth mrung when Hetty Cruz smgled wtth one out . Darrell Evans toe. singled wtth one out m the Bill Bonham boosted hts seventh for the only other hit record to 11-1 and combmed off Bonham. with Manny Sarmtentn for a Sarmtento shut off the three-lntter TbW'sday mght Gtant.s completely until two as the Reds blanked the out m the ntnth when Wtllie McCovey npped a leftfteld double before dymg at second The wm gave the Reds two YICtortes m the three games wtth the Giants that drew over 134,000 fans and pushed San Franctsco 1978 attendance over 739,000 , surpassmg the 1977 seasonal total. "Wtnnmg two out of three here, I don't thmk tl wtll bother the Gtants," Anderson satd "They have enough pttchmg to stay m the race " The Gtants' Bob Knepper, who has complamed of arm wearmess recently, absorbed the loss as his record dropped to8-5 He gave up a patr of runs m the ftrst mning on smgles by Ken Gr tffey, Dave Concepcton and Foster Guidry ties old Yankee record By MIKE SHALIN UPI Sports Writer Wtth Billy Martm 's rob and Ron Gutdry 's 11-game wmmng streak both tn trouble Thursday mght, the New York Yankees woke up wtlh a mnth·mmng rally to defeat the Detrott Ttgcrs, 4-2 Gutdry, lockmg to he a 49) ear-old club record "1th hts 12th stratght vtctory , trailed, 1~. as a result of Ron LeFlore's leadoff homer m the ftrst tnnmg But Reggte Jackson !ted the game 1-1 , hithng a Dave Rozema pitch m the rtghtfteld stands wtth one out m the ntnth for hts 12th homer By the tune the top or the mmng was o\ er, l.ou Ptmella smgled tn the go-ahead run off rehever John Htller and Fred Stanley and Roy Whtte srngled m msurance runs Rtch Gossage, brought on after Gut dry walked the leadoff man m the bottom of the mnmg, wlld·pttched home a run but natled down hts lOth save and Gu1dry's 12th vtc· tory "That's the closest I've come to losmg a game all year," satd Gmdry Martm tned to play down hts predtcament, but ended up saymg, " I've got no control over who gets hurt or over the pttchers I've got avatlable I'd like to be m first place and we will be come September " Th e vtctor y left the Yankees 7\'; game~ behmd Boston m thtrd place m the Amertcan League East In other Amertcan League games, Balttmore beat Mtlwaukee, 1().3, Californta downed Mmnesola, 4-2, tn 12 mnmgs, Texas took Oakland, 8·2, and Seattle defeated Cht!;_l!&_O, IHl m 10 mmngs Orioles tO, Brewers 3 MiKe Flanagan, 11-4, won his lOth game smce May 5 and Eddte Murray and Ktko Garcta drove m three runs each to lead Baltunore over Mtlwaukee for the Or10les' 18th triUmph m the last 20 games Angels 4, Twins 2 Ken Landreaux and Ron Jackson had back·to-back run-producmg smgles wtlh two out m the 12th mnmg to Legion squad beaten Wmmng ptlcher was Brent Zt ca foo se Chtlltcothe fmtshed wtth 10 htts while Metgs had just two The combmed pttchmg of Joe Glassco, Brent Ztcafoose, and Steve U>well tssued two walks whtle 8strike outs were recorded Metgs' Tom Owens, Mtke Trtplett, Art Fogelstrom and Bnan Hamtlton walked four and fanned lour RIVER DOWNS Chilhcothe plates tiS ftrst CINC INNATI (UP! ) three runs m the fourth on Co untry Bear, rtdden by two htts Jun George walked, Bernon Sayler , won the Ztcafoose got on an error, featured race at River Downs Glassco smgled to bnng Thursday , ftnlshlng 18 'h George across Mavts then lengths ahead of Trots Jr collected l\10 RBI 's by Geraldine Honey was thtrd scormg Ztcafoose and Glass Sayler put Country Bear m co on a smgle front at the hall-mtle post In the seventh, they Rll and Get woo lhe flrst collected one run on two race and Carnousttc the walks and a smgle They second In return $48 60 on the datly double t'O mbinatton of 2 scored four runs m the etghth on two walks, an error and and 1 A crowd of 3,5.\7 wagered two smgles Met~s· Tun Hoed fotled $327,470 gtve Caltfo rma tis vtctory Dave LaRoche, 6 3, worked two perfect mmngs for the v1ctory Rangers 8, A's 2 Bump Wtlls' two-run tnple tnggered a three run first mnmg agamst 18-yea r-old Mtke Morgan that earned Texas over Oakland Dock Eilts, 6·3, went seve n mnmgs and Morgan, 0-3, gave up SIX runs m 2 1-3 mnmgs Mariners 8, While Sox 6 Bob Stinson, who had homered earlier , doubled across the wtnntng run as Seattle rallted for two runs m the top of the lOth to defeat Chtcago Rehever John Montague, 1·3, pt cked up the Wtn coupled wtth a patr of errors by San Franctsco ce nter ftelder Larry Herndon Two walks and a smgle by Bonham made tl J..O m the fourth aad consecuttve smgles by Gnffey, Co ncepcton and Foster scored one run and another came home on a double-play ball m the seventh ' I dtdn ' t fee l ttred," Knepper sa1d "I tusl made some had pttches I d1dn't concentrate as much as I should hav e ' Gtants Manager Joe Altobelli confmned lhal, addmg, "Knepper could have been better He was throwmg the ball well, but dtd make some bad pitches The Gtanls now open a loW' game senes aga mst Atlanl<l while U~e Reds travel so uth to play the Dod~ ers • Field day wmners are named W10ners of a held day held for thtrd gr aders at the Mtd dlepor t Elementary School were announced Top three w1nners 10 the boys and gtrls compettlton, respecll\ely, mclude Feed sack race - Jason Bush Allen Maynard Stanley Broome, Tom Ltttle, fm a Sm1th , Wen dy Barker, Rwmmg broad Jump - Jeff Nelson, Ttm Durst, Marttn Woodard , Tom Ltltle Maqone Smtih, Chttsla Fasley, Basketball throw Donme Becker , Les ter Stewart, Robbte Cundiff 1 ont Ltltl e, Tamm) Cremeans Maqo ne Smtih , Standmg Today's Sport Parade broad JUmp - Uamn Drenner Sl<lnley Broome, Mark Smtih , Wendy Barker, Marron e Smith , Ta mm y Cremeans, F11shee throw Oarrtn Drenn e1 Hob bte Cundiff , Terry I ttll e Vtrgtnta l.a1 gc, Iolli L•ttlc Rachel Steele , 100 ya rd da sh - Donm< Becker, Eddie Ktlchen , Stanley Broom Tarrunv Cremeans Wendy Barker, Theresa Whlttmgton 50 yard dash Donnt e Becket, Eddte K1tchen , Ttm Durst, Cmdy Rtffle , !.1 sa Wllllltngton Marjorte Smtth Relay race - Eddte Kt tc hen, Davtd Acree, Ttm Cassell , f1 rst te,un Robb1e Cundtff Jeff Ne lson , Mtke Sealis secon d team Donald Stem Damn Dt enn er Mart y Wood ard third team , famm y 'Cr emean s, ,Julie Hyse ll, Chmty Farl ey , f ~r st team, Crystal Manle), ltsa Whittmgton. Wendy Barker second, Knslt Richm ond Mtssy Stevens V1rgtnta l.arge, tlurd , egg and SJlQOn race - Mtchele Ztrkl e, Rhane Engle Jerr) Raker, Allen Maynard , ftrst, Shann on Hmdy Cry sta l Manl ey , MaqmleJO Smtih , Theresa Ltttle, second , Tun Cassell, Cmdy R1ffle, Donna Manley Damn Dt en ne1 tlurd Chillicothe's attempt at a no hitter m the seventh wtth a stngle Bna n Hamtlton scored Metgs only run m the By MILTON RICHMAN mnth wtth a hard htt homer to NEW YORK (UP! J - Btlly Martm s JOb hangs by a center fteld He knows 11, hts players know 11, the world knows 11 Metgs travels In Logan Hts boss, George Stembrenner, the man who runs the Saturday for a double header Yankees, has no mtentton of st ttmg tdly by and watching them at 1 p m Sunday they return s1nk below lhe honzon like the setting su n to Metgs H1gh School at I He has satd that m the plamest posstble terms so that p m for a double bill wtth even a grammar school boy can understand tt, and Btlly Lancaster Chtll 000 300 140--8 10 2 Martm, who has been around a long tune now, kn ows the score 000 000 001 - 1 2 2 Nobody has to pamt an) pictures for htm Metgs The Yanks are m Detrmt lor a four-game senes wtth the Glassco, Ztcafoose (WP 3), Tigers and the world "must" freque nt!) rs overused m cases U>well (6) and George hke thts but bpth Stem brenner an d club Prest den t AI Rosen are Owens (LP), Tnplett (6), talking as lf the Yankees must wm th1s senes along w1 th the Fogelstrom (8), Hamtlton (9) next one agamst the Red Sox at home tf Martm IS to keep hts and Kennedy , Forbes (9) jOb No matter how they do agatnst the Tigers and Red Sox 10 the next four days, 1t would be a grave nustake, the " a) I see NORTHFIELD tl, lor the Yankees to ftre Btlly Marltn NORTHFIELD , Oh1o They are not gomg to get a better manager and AI Rosen, (UP! ) - Mtss Robtown havmg played ball, probably rea ltzes tha t better than anyone grabbed the early lead else Thursday mght and pulled Someone else who realizes tt IS a fellow like Hank Greenaway to a 3\'z length vtctory berg, who has had a chance to examme a sttuatton such as thts over Ratder John tn the from both sides, haYing played 15 years tn the b1g leagues featured $3,000 Btg Tnple Greenberg feels the Yankees ' front off1 ce ts pantckmg combmatton 'Crea tmg thts ktnd of managenal cnsts wtth the season The wmner, drtven by Jack not eve n half over ts push mg th e pantc button," says the Betts, covered the mile tn former home-run slugger and cl ub owner, speakmg from I.as 2 06 3-5 and returned $6, $4 Vegas where he and hts playmg partner, Franco HarriS of the and $3 60 Ratder John patd Pittsburgh Steelers, are compet mg m the Dewar's Cup tennts $8 60 and $6 40 for second, tnurnament whtle Mark Mtller showed, "It's tembly unfatr In put Btlly Martm under the kmd of paymg $5 20 pressure he 1s now I'd leave hun stay put The 4-9·2 btg tnple com· "Everywhere he s gone, Martm has prove n to be an bmallon was worth $592 50 excellen( manager I understand how tl ts In New York you re A crowd of 3,234 wagered always stttmg on a ltme bomb , bultt's not Martm's fa ult that AT THE $342 ,586 the Red Sox are red hot He can't go out here and play for the Yankees "What ts he supposed to do, prove himself every year, ct.w after day ' Lock at Walt Alston He was wtth the Dodgers 23 Astros 4, Dodgers 3: Enos Cabell's run-scoring years and hedtdn't wm every year When I was wtth Cle\ eland stogie wtth two out m the (from 1948 through 1958), we expenenced some of the sa me mnth mmng gave the Astros a thmg the Yankees are now because we ltmshed second so vtctory Doug Rau , 7-3, took many tunes There was agtt.atton that we should change the the loss whtle Joe Ntekro manager, AI Lopez, but we stayed wtth htrn because we knew pttched a stx-hitter for he was a good manager Prunartly, what sttrs up thmgs like Trophies Will Be Awarded thts ts the press •· Houston Perhaps bot the press cannot be blamed for the Yankees bemg tn the PQStlton they are In now any more than they can be credtted for them wmmng the World Senes last year By the same tn ken only mtntmal attentton ts betng patd to the fa ct that Martm ts havmg to compete wtth a team whose pttchmg staff has been dectmated by tnjurtes and several of whose other member s are handicapped by a variety of atlments Greenberg also has sympathy for AI Rosen, who Stembrenner keeps saymg ts the man who wtll have to make the dectstOn on whether Marltn goes or stays "Aits new at the JOb," says Greenberg ' He's caught m the mtddle He has to be loyal to the owner and to the manager, and that's a very dlfftcult JlQSilton because tt amoun ts to carryIng water on both shoulders " Martm ts doing as well as he posstbly can under the ctrcumstances, Greenberg continues ' I've watched him and tt's hard to crttictze the way he runs a team Tbts guy ts alert and astute I'm very unpressed 500 E. MAIN ST. by hun , Everybody knows a manager ts only as good as hts players" PH. 992·2174 The best mana ger he ever playe d for, says Greenberg, was POMEROY, 0. the late Mtckey Cochrane "He was ftery , like Martm, and he was fortunate to be a $4695 1976 Buick Regal, 2 dr ., red & white, like new only playmg manager so that he was able to lead by example After $2795 1975 AMC Pacer, a1r, cruise, am -fm, one owner. he was hit m the head by a pttch and couldn't catch anymore, $3795 1974 Ford T-Bird. this Bird is loaded, cheap at stones got around that he was only a good pla ytng manager $2395 1974 Ford Maverick, 1-dr., low mtleage, extra clean . and couldn't manage from the bench Those stortes were $2695 1974 Olds Omega 2 dr . H. B., only 43,621 m1ies. sharp. purely a lot of nonsense " $1995 1974 Pont~ac Ventura 2 Dr., clean, local owner, good buy . $1495 1973 Ford Gal. 500 2 dr. HT. This is one nice 73 model. $2195 1973 Buick Century 2 dr .• air, sold th1s one new, nice. $2395 1973 Buick Century 4 dr., extra clean & like new 1nside. $1595 Buick Skylark, dr . sed . Blue with blue interior. $1795 1972 Buick Skylark, 4 dr., air, thts ts one nice car. $995 1972 Ford Gal. 500 4 dr. H. T., runs extra good $1695 1971 Cad . 2 Dr. HT, low mileage, a nice 71 model . $295 1968 Pontiac Catalina, 4 dr., makes a good wo~k car. BY DEBBIE HOFF Chilhcothe upped tis record to 22-llast ntght by defeating the Metgs Amertean Leg10n Ill at Syracuse Accordmg to Coach Charlie Hamtlton, Tom Owens pttched excellent ball, even though he collected the loss 11 Summer league results BY DEBBIE HOFF In recen t l.tttle League actton, Hubbard 's Gt eenhouse defeated Portland H-3 Wmnm g p1tcher was l'ony Rtffie and T Ward was the loser Hubbard 's Greenhouse started U1e scormg wtlh a smgle by Mark Salser tn the hrsl Randy Arms had three RBI's m the game Portland 's r Ward had a home run tn the fourth wtlh two on base HG 314 421>-14 10 Port 000 401- 5 3 Rutland Reds defeated Dale C Warner's team tn Pee Wee actwn 9-2 Rutland Reds got their btg lead m U1e !trst mnmg collectmg SIX runs Dale C Warner got thetr on ly two runs m the f1rst and fou rth For Rutla nd, G Grant had two tnples and K McClellen had one M Bartrum got two doubles wtth P Oatley geltmg one M Saunder s and P Oatley each had a smgle Getting hits for the Warne r team were Cullums and B For all your home Appt1an ce Needs DOXOL SERVICE 120 Ill>- 3 4 172 OX- 10 7 M R GEAR UP • FOR THE 'I'UUGH JDBSWI'nl AGRAVELY. _-_ ~.,J. ~~ CJ~~ ~ lhe combmed p11J;hmg of K McClellen G Grart and M Bartrum for Rutland, tssued three wa lks and fanned 13 Dale C W<Irner s H Harnso n and P Kmg also ~ ,lik ed four and struck out 13 Rut 611 11>-9 War 100 11>-2 In an other Pee Wee game, the Rutland Angels defeated the Mtddleport Cubs, 10-3 l.cadmg lntte1s for the Cubs were R Cundtff wtth two s1ngles and J R Ktlchen 1/vtJi l 'f(U 1rllf-' rr 11 \"fOrk to Co PJt ~l tu ve 0 sp.:.ecl l1ll f P. 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We can save you money, see or call one of These Friendly Salesmen: J .D. Story, Ray Do!J9Ias, or Bill Nelson. 5 Black wall 0 or 4*172 for 4$l l f Plu s$277 toS2 96 FE pe r fOr lire an d 4 old tores 606 E. Main Pomeroy , o. 992-2094 "Front End Alignments" Plu s S2 87 Whitewall L78 ·15 lo S3 05 FE per fire and 4 old tores White Add $2.33 Per T1re • �4-The Daily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy,0.. Friday. June 23. 1978 M1jor ltagu• How to watch a boat race Hundreds and hundreds of persons will be lining the Ohio River in the Pomeroy area Sunday to ~-alch powerboat races. Fort he benefit of those .-ho are not famil1ar wi th boat racing , Bill Quickel. chair· man of the Big Bend Regatta . has released the following material so that reSidents can enjoy the races more full y: Watching a powerboal race has oft en been li kenl'd to wat ching a parade ... alter the start . it's just e matter of the rest of the boals Iolluwing the leader around the course for the required number of laps. While this might be a true obSen•ation , it focuses at· tention on one fact; ev idently the start is pretty important . but for the occasional race obsel\'er the reason is not always apparent. First. the sta rt IS im· portant ' It 's so important that the drivers will take a few runs at the line prior to the fi ve-minute gun just to sec how long 1t takes them to reach the line from various points buck of it. The idea being to hit the line at full Speed just as the gun fires, it requires a certa in preciseness of timing and position by the dnver, particularly since he 's gen erally surrounded by six or seven other boats whose drivers have the same thing in mind. And all this leads to the next pullJOse ... to get into the first turn in first position, therefore elimi nating one's self from the spray-washed traffic Jams that arise in that fi rst corner. It's much easier to steer a rig amund a co rner when one is not being hosed down from a ba rrage of rooster-tails and when one is not bein g jounced and boun ced about. hoppin g through and over the wak es of a half·d ozen of one's competitors. That brings us to the second fact or. Most boats in the \'a tious classes are fairly e\·enly . maJched tn s~ . Genera lly.onl y a m1le or two per hour w ~l separate the top two or three boats, and the fa ctor ~·a uld be apparent 1f each boat ran alone agamst the clock. but they don't. so ho.- does tlus change the sJtuauon so much Jhat w>de margins soon de\'elop between boats. and the parade fom1s? Wake might be thought of as a major cause. but asi de from the first tum after a sta rt , wake is much less a worry for drive rs than cavitation . Boats have no so lid contact with "the road," so to speak. as have sports cars or stock cars, and slippage factors at the propeller are a very real part of "setting up" a race boa t lor a particular course, just as gearbox ratios are a part of set ting up a race car for a particula r track. The boatma n makes his "gearbox" changes in the form of propellers. using various diameters and pit· ches for variou s racing situati ons . Thi s he can B•tting I Blstil on UO It bah I N1tion1lleague GAB H Pet. closet a the "rail" While going around . one has a better chance to win, tells the story of "·hy . ls there any way to over· come a trailing situation brought on by a bad start~ Yes. but it req uires several things - a faster boat. a more daring driver, and luck. By running wider on the Niurse , tbat is, outside the "up Ule stern" cavitation trail of the leader . a driver can generally find "solid" water, but he has to travel a ionger route, hence must run faster on the straights and deeper into the turns before "ba cking off," in order to gain ground. This is what makes a race out of it. When you see a driver doing just thi s, han g ont o your seats ... .because you are abou t to watch a boat RACE, not a parade. FLAGS AND Sf ARTING SIGNALS -Red Flag - False Start. White tlag - Start. -<Jreen Flag - Beginning of Last Lap. -Checkered F1ag - The Finish . - Black Flag - Don't Lea ve Pits or Go on Course. control to a point. but what he can't cont rol is the condition of the water just under the surface. parti cularly right after a group of boats have churn ed it int o a bubble foamed mass of air-pockets .,.... in which hiS propeller is Lf 'lJ getting much less " bite" than the lead boat which is running Sports Transactions Sports Gr Itt tv Cin nsa ctz' 0 ns in more '·solid" water . Uniled Press l nternational Th ursd ay His engine might be turning Pro Football more revolutions per minute Gr een Ba y S1gned fo r mer W1sco nS 1n q u art erba c k Ned than the lead boat. but with Gr a fl iiS a tr ee agenr more slippage at the I New Yo r k G1 ants - Srgned propeller , he might be defenS IVe oa c K Od 1S M CK rnn e)l runnrng ba c k. Brl ly Taylo r , running at the same speed or and 00 1t1 dratt cho 1c es maybe losing ground due to Crn cr nnar r S1gneo sa tet v Jo e Brans on . L rv 1n gs t one excess cavitation . Co t leg e, a se venth r ound draft That's why the start and cho.ce Seatt l e S1gned saf ef y Don the lead at the first turn is so Dult•k to a two ye ar con Tr act in1portant. More so lid water. Co ll ege v anoer b1lt Cl ay S,aol eton an unobstructed view of the r es1 g n ~d a ~ a thl et tc d ir ec tor course ahead. and the Soccer Seaut e S1gn eo 18 year old kn owledge that if one stays forward Mark. Peterson o f Ta co rrra , w ash Ba!> eba/1 N ew York Yan ll ees Op I rone d p1f Cher Jtm Bc att 1C' to Tac om a and rec a lled p 1tch('r Lilrr y M cCa ll fr om sam e cl ub 1 BaH 1mor e SrgnE'O ou Tfi elder •ke Ander son . r el eAs ed by the OFFICE HOURS : 9: 30 12 ,2 5 (CLOSE I M Pnil adelpn1a Ph tll rcs ear l1er .n AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT I t he day Senr r rgt11 hand E?d rel i ef SPCC 1ai 1SI John F l1 nn IO ST., POMEROY. I Roc he !o ter --------------------------· Burrogh s All 68 7.77 90 . 325 56 219 H 323 64 '111 68 .32'2 Sm ith LA 53 195 62 .318 Dr- iessen Ci n 61 120 69 .314 Pun! Hou BASEBALL SCOREBOARD 67 265 83 .JlJ 57 108 OS .313 8owa Ph il 59 253 79 .311 Parker Pit 63 'l.U 76 .311 Madlock SF 49 188 58 . 309 American Lugue GAB H Pet. Carew Min 60 2U 79 .353 Pini elta NV 46 159 SJ .333 Reynolds Sea 6A 228 75 3:19 R ic e Bos 68 28? 91 .323 Jackson Cat 51 180 58 .321 Lynn 8os 61 225 72 .320 CubbaoeMin 57 167 51 .315 Sundberg Te~~: 62 '114 67 . 313 Cooper Mil S\ 195 61 .313 Le zcano M il 58 189 59 .311 Home Runs National League : Foster , Cin anq Lu zin ski , Phil 15; Kingman , Chi 14 ; Monday , LA 12 : Smi th , LA , Par ~er , Pill and Winf ield , so 11. Americ1n Lugue : Rice , Bos 22, Baylor, Ca l and Thomps.on , Det 17 ; Tho m as, Mil 16 ; Evans , Bos 15 . Runs Biltfed In National Lugue : Foster , Cin 52 ; Gar\ley , LA and Montanez . NY 4.t ; Morgan , Cin and Cey , LA Foster Cin Major league Standings United Prt•ss International Nat iona l League Eut Chi cago Phd a Montreal Pi tts . N. York · St . Lou is W L Pel. JS 28 .SS6 32 19 .525 35 33 .515 JO 33 .476 30 40 .429 2-4 4A .353 West W L Pet . A2 24 .636 42 26 .618 37 30 .55/ 30 33 .476 JO 37 .448 Sea t lle ( Colbo r n 1 S) a t M il waukee ! Cald w~ ll 7·41. 8 30 p .m . Saturdiy ' s Game s Bal timore at Boston Toronto a t Cleveland , n ight New York at Detroi t , night 2 2ll Seattl e a t Milwaukee . n ight M innesolc'! at Chic-ago, n ight S 8 1 1 Oakland at Kan City, n igh t 13 1 2 Californ ia at Te"as, n ight GB GB San Fran Cin ci n . 1 LOS Ang 51 ~ Hous 10 1 2 Sa n Drego 12 1 ; Atlan t a 27 37 .A22 14 Thursday's Resulh Houston 4, Los Angeles 3 San Oie90 2, Atan!IJ 0 Ph il adelphia '/ , St . Lou is 1 Montreal 2, New York 0 Cin cinnati 5, Sa n Franc isco 0 ( Today ' s Probable PltchenJ All Times EDT Ch tcago ( L amp 2 and Roberts J . l) at P h itadel ph i a ( Ruthven 2-7 and Lonbor g 55 ). 5 :35 c.m . Pi l!sburgh ( 0 Rob inson 4-/ ) at New Yor k ( Koo sman 2 8) , n z. 8 OS p m . fv\ontre al ( Tw itchell 3-6) at St . Lov i s (Mart inez 2-2 ), 8:35p .m . Houston (Andu jar 3-• ) at San D1ego ( Perry 7 21, 10 p .m . Cinci nnat i (Norman 8-l ) at Los Angeles ( Hooton tS-6). 10 : 30 p m. Atlan t a ( Hanna 6-1) at San FranC ISCO { Siue-9 -4). 10 : 35 p.m. Saturdav ' s Games Pi tt sbUrgh at New York C1nc 1nnat i at Los Angel es Atlanta at San Franc isco Chi cago at Ph i l a. n ight Mont r ea l at St LOU IS, n 1ght Houston at San Di ego , n 1ght tntl!'rnat ional League Un i ted prtu lnhrnitional W. L . Pet . GB Charleston 45 22 .672 RIChmo nd 34 28 . 548 8 1l Pawtu cket 3• 30 531 9 1 1 T idewater 34 32 . 515 101 l Toledo 3030 . 5001111 Columbu5 27 32 . 458 14 Roctleste r 27 JA . ul IS Syracuse 21 .t4 . 323 23 Thursday ' s Results T idewa te r 3, Paw tucket 2, 1st. 1 inn i ngs T idewater 3 , Pawtu cket 0. 2nd , 7 inni ngs Cha r l eston J , Syr a cuse 0 Cha r l eston 7, Sy ra cuse 0, 2nd , 7 innings Toledo 6 , Rochester 2 T oday ' s Games Ch ar leston at T i dewater PawfV cket at Ric hmond Syrllcuse at Colum bus , 2 Rochester at Toledo Saturday ' s Game s Ch ar l eston at T i dewat er Pawtu c Ket at Ric hmond Syracuse at Col umbus Rochester a t Toledo Ameriun League : R, ice, Bos 46 ; Mvrrav . Sa l t. Thompso n , Oet and Zisk , Te• AS. Stolen Bases National League : M oren o . P i tt 29 ; Cedeno , Hou 23 : Lopes . LA a n d Ta veras , P i tT /0 ; Maddox , Phil 19. American League : Wilson , KC 26 ; LeF lore , Oet and Cruz, Sea 23 , Di lone. Oc'!k 12 ; Pfttek, KC 20. 200 001 000- 3 60 Amer ic an League East W L Pet. Bo st on Ba ll N York. M 1t wa u De t rO i t Clev e To ronto 47 21 691 40 27 597 582 ) 9 28 JB ?9 l J l2 '8 36 21 44 Wet! .567 GB 612 71 "J 81 1 50812 1 2 438 17 313 24 1 1 and Ferguson .· Rau and Yeager . W - Niekr o ( 4-4l. L Ra u (7 .3) HRs -Hovston , Fer guM>n ( 7) ; Los Ang el es , Lopes P ) . A II a 000 000 San Ogo 001 010 Mahler , Cam p (3 ), Campbell (8 l and Owch i nko . F i nl;lers Swee . W- Owch 1nko Mahter ( l ..d ) . OClO--(I 5 2 OOx - 2 9 0 Skok (6J. Pocoroba ; ( 8 ) and (5-6) . L - W L Pet. GB Ka n Crty 35 30 .538 St .L 000 000 01 tl- 1 7 1 Ca l1f 36 31 537 Ph ila 010 100 00.: - 7 J 0 Te xas 34 32 .515 11 • Denny and Swi sher ; Carlton Oak. tand 33 35 .483 31 2 and McCarver . W- Ca rlton (8. Ch1 Cago 31 35 .470 41 :l 6). L- Denny (6 -6). HR s-- St . Mmn . 2J 38 .415 8 Louis , Hern andez (8 ) . ' Sea ttle 23 47 3'19 J41 J Thursday 's; Re sults M il 100 100 000- 2 7 0 Ca li f -4 , M inn 2, 12 inns. NY 000 000 000- 0 2 1 Balt imor e 10, M ilwc'!ukee 3 Dues . Ga rman (7) and Cart er ; New York. .11 , De!ro i f 1 Zach ry , Kobel (7) , Loc kwood (9 1 Texa s 8, Oakland 7 and Stearn s. W- Dues ( 1-3 1. L Seallle 8. Ch i 6. 10 inns . Zachry ( 8 3L HRs- M ontr eal. 1 Todav ' s Probable Pitcher s) Garrell ( 1). { All T imes E DT J Cal iforn i a ( Knap p 7 5 and CJrt Ci 100 100 200- 5 1J 0 Hartzell 1 5) al Texas (J enk ins San 000 000 000- 0 3 2 ~ 3 and Ale•ande r 7 4). 6 . 35 p . m Bonham , Sarmiento (7) and Oakland (Johnso n A 4 and Werner . Kne pper , Will i ams ( 7) , Broberg 6 6 ) at KJJnsas Ci ty Curt i s fB ), Moffi tt (9) a nd Hil l ! SplilTor lf 8 6 and Leonarc 7 9), ~ - Boo ha m , 8 1. L - Knepper , 8· 1. 6 . 35 p m . Toronto !J efferson 5.6) at Cl eveland f Waite 4 7 ), 1 30 p m . (On I v g ames scheduled 1 Bal t imore (Palmer 10 4) al Bo st on ( Lee 7 J J. 7 30 p .m American League New Yo rk (,F iguer oa 7 51 a! 111 inn ings ! Det roi l (Wi lco .. 4 5 ), 8 p m . M i nn esot a ( Go l Tz 4 4) at Cal ifor nia 000 000 020 002- 4 11 I Ch 1cag o ( Kra vec 6 d). 8 30 p m MinneS(II • 000 010 000 ooo-2 7 1 Brett , Hartzell (6), LaROche 111 ) and Down ing . Serum , Marsnall 181 and Wynegar . w16 31 L- Marshall 11- ~~Roche D Ball 400 00.5 100- 10 12 I Milw 000 Fla nagan 021 ooo- and 3 10 o Dempsey ; Haas, Replogle tll. Ste in 161. Flanagan 11 1 41. L- Haas t 2 31. Hrs- aatlimore. Morra y tl< l. May 1141. NY ooo ooo oo•- • 9 1 Det 100 000 00 1- 1 6 1 McClure (9 ) and Moore. W- Pi tching Victor ies Nitional League : Grimsley , Mtl 11 -4 . Bl ue . SF 9 . .4 ; Bonha rn , C1n 8 1. Norman , Ci n an d Zachry , NY ·8-3 ; R. Reus chel , Chi 8-4 : Sea ver , Cin , John . LA and Knepper , SF 8 5, carl ton , Ph il and Forsch . St . L 8-6: Ni ekro . Al l and Rogers , Mft B-7. American League : Guid r v. NY 12.0 : Tanana , Cal lJ .J . Fl anagan , Bait 11 -4: Torrez , Bos 10 -3, Palmer , Bal l 10-•t. Earntd Run Avera9e ( ea se d on 6J i nnings pitched ) National League : Sa r miento , Ci n 1,94 ; Hat ick.i , SF 2.05 ; R . Reusctle l, Chi 2.07 ; Rogers , Mtl 2. 25 , Blue , SF '2 .41. American League : Guid r y, NY 1.50 . Palmer , Ba it 1.82 ; Keough , Oa k 2.06 ; Wa i t s, Cle\le 1 49 ; Ta nana , Cal 2.52. Strikeouts Nafional League : R icMrd , Hou 123 ; Ni ekro, All 97 ; Se aver , Cin and Montefusco , SF 89: Blyle>Jen , P itf 88. Am•rican League : Ryan , Cal 113 ; Gvidry, NY 11 1; Flanagan, Salt 82 , Leonar d , KC 66 : Tanana . Clll and Un derwood, Tor 65 . SCIOTO RESULTS COLUMBUS (UP! )- Brad Farrington guided Hola E Adios In a one-hall length victory over Norbie in the featured eighth race·at Scioto Downs Thursday night. Hola E Adios took the lead at the three-quarter pole, covering the mile in 2:01 I~ and returning ..., ••.80, •'l ..f0 and ~ $3. Norbie paid $3.80 and $3 lor second, while Mightey One Time came in third and kicked back •c 80 ..,, · · R J K won the ninth race, kicking off a trifecta · of .,. '9·I th at was com b'Illation worth $2,398.20. Bonnie Plate was second and Bwnblebee Shane was third. A crowd of 4,71 3 wagered Gu i dry , Gos uge ( 9 ) end n'Ml Mun son , Johnson (61; Rozem a , ~.,, 442 · Hiller f 9 l and Parr ish W- · Cu 1dry ( 12 01. L- Rozema 12·41.' HR~ - N ew Yo rk , J ackson ( 11 ) , Expos Detro it. L e Flore (6) . Oak 000 000 200- 1 6 1 Texas JOJ 100 Olx - 8 9 1 Morgc'!n , McCattv (3 ), Heaverlo ( 7) and E ssi an ; 0 Elli s, Comer (8) and Sun d berg . W- D. Ell is (6 l l . L- N\organ (0 3) HR s Oakland , Gross {.5 ) tough enough to falce if. easier than ever to own! ! 10 Sea i nn i nQ ~l 210 000 201 2- S IS 2 003 011 100 G-6 12 1 Pole, R~w l ey (.5). Mont.,gue ( 7) and St inson ; Bftr r io s , Ku cek ( 1). H in i on (7 ), Willough by ( 7) and Nordhagen , Nahorod ny . W- Montague, 1 J L - WHio u ghby , 0 S. HR sSeattle, St inson {4). Ch ic ago . Soderholm (6 ) . ( hi ( I (Only games scheduled > 2. Mel• 0: Ex·Mets ' Wayne Garrett and Del Unser each knocked in a run to ba ck the two-hit pitching of Hal Dues and Mike Garman for the E1pos victory. Dues notched his first victory of the seaso n against three defeats. SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) "C" San Francisco Giants Ge neral Manager Spec Ric hardson has denied reports thaI ace lelt./lander Vida Blue sigried a six-year $3.7 million contract with the team. "There isn't a grain of truth to it," Richardson said Thursday night. " I talked In Blue's agent this morning, but nothing came of it.!' Blue, traded In the Giants lor seven players and cash oo March 15, has posted a 9-1 record and a 2.41 earned run average this seaso n. In his eight seasons with Oakland his record is 124~. including three 20-v ictory campaigns. His best year was 1971 when he went 24-8 with a league-l eading 1.82 earned run average that culminated Bench released from ho8pital CIN CIN NATI (UP!) Ci ncinn ati Reds' catcher Johnny Bench is to be released today from Christ Hospital, where for the past week he has been undergoing treatment for a lower back strain . He is expected to join the team in l.<Js Angeles this weekend. However, when Bench will be able to play again depends on how soon he "regains his playing condition - strength and timing, " Reds' officials said. "Bench has continued to Improve daily at Christ Hospital. where he has been undergoing treatment and therapy ," th e Reds an· nounced . "He is now almost free of sy mptoms. "We expect him to be released from the hospital Friday and he wi ll join the team in Los Angeles Friday or Saturday, " the club said. Bench , plagued with pain in his lower back the past several weeks, last sta rted a ga me on May '!1 , although he was able to pinch·hit on June 2 and June II. Backup catcher Don Werner has been filling in for Bench. Don't settle for anything less than America's No.1** truck line! Or C;nu; 1,1m1ly stze ana comfort Iough chass1o., Vans- wtlh exira room 1nsrae BEST V-8 GAS MILEAGE RATINGS IN A PICKUP. Look at these winning gas mileage ratings: 26/17 MPG ' HWY. FO!O F "" 0 rrrre u02w"n MP G' CIDI V B dnd CITY ll'laf"IUil1 !:1 BEST 6 GAS MILEAGE RATINGS IN APICKUP. 28/19 4 91rlre (300 MPG ' WPG" CIDJ Sr1 and HWY. CITY tr;in S.ml <;o.,ron MO A ~ Foro F 100 • •In manual !filn Sm iSSIOI\ Atmu I MILEAGE RA l iNGS "EPA 11 \h m .J l ~~ Your actu111mrlfHt9e rnay v11ry de pttm~ ng on yoor verw;le 5 ooll(jltiOI'l opt1011al eqwprnenr aotl haw ancl where you Qrwe IC0m 11 ar r~ ! &OO'o'e e•cludt car-t ru c ~ s ~ no 111ese1s 1 See all the Ford trucks and vans at your local Ford Dealer FORD \ CIN CINNA Tl (UP!) Pete Rose and the Hilleri ch & Bradsby Co., manufacturers of " Louisville Slugger " baseball bats, have reached an out-of·murt settlement in Hose's lawsuit agains thte company. Details of the settlement about using the Cincinnati Reds third baseman's name in connection with the sale of bats were not disclosed as U.S. District Court Judge Timothy Hogan dismissed the case. Rose had filed the suit last year, asking null ification of a contract he signed in 1961 giving the company exclusive rights to the use of his name in connection with selling • bats. ~The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, June 23, 1978 Although the co ntra c~ ·: contained no termination ~ date, Hose co ntend ed a ; rea sonable time had passed • and that the contract should ; be vo i~ed. Rose said he lost $25,000 in • endorsement contracts last • year because the firm had • refused to release him from .' the contract . •· Phltlles 2, Cardinals I: Steve Ca rlt on tossed a ~ seven-hitter for his !99th : ca reer triumph and out· • dueled John Denny in pit· : ching Philadelphia to victory.': Keith Hernandez homered lor : St. Louis. By Roselle Hargrove PARIS - (NEA) - In France, marriage is a going concern. The affluent society and modern mores have not made that much of a dent in age-uld custom . Some 350,000 mar· riages were registered ·in 1977. Civil ceremonies arc obligatory by law and the on· ly ones recognized as legal. The optional but once impor· tant religious rite has shown a noticeable decline. Even liberat ed gi rls , however, still want a white wedding - notwithstanding that 34 percent of the couples have already lived together as man and wile. An expected child prompts many couples to regularize their status. · As a consequence, the most important producer of wed· ding dresses (Pronuptia, 100,000 sold yearly ), includes among its traditional models a range of high-waisted Em· pire gowns guaranteed to disguise any hint of pregnan· ey. These also come while as snow. Despite liberated moral values and efforts to popularize pastel colors , never as in the past two years hav e prospective brides desired to appear so virginal. So the 1978 bride is a vision in pristine while from tip to toe, though some may display a touch of Scarlet O'Hara with off-shoulder tops or choose variations on 18th· century deeolletes. Trains are completely out of date. In the absence of heirloom lace veils the choice is wide and r~crea· lion~ of waist-length medieval head-d resses replace the oceans of tulle once considered so glamorous. Romantic wreaths, crowns or nower arrangements are ehie but the droopy, widebrimm ed flower· trinuned hat is considered rather provi ncial. The recent Marriage E<· hibition , the third to be slag· ed, enjoyed a considerable success. The exhibition of· Cered every possible ac· L-essorY, that any about-to-be· married could desire and need. The engagement ring - 56 percent of fiances believe a diamond is forever - alone re presents a market of several million dollars since even a relatively modest one can cost more than s~.ooo . A minority , 34 percent of those recorded, are first mar· riages for both partners. But even if more than half the newlyweds already own a doubl e bed, an automobile, pols and pans, some linen and a range of cook books, there Beautify your surroundings ROUNDED LANDSCAPING TIMBERS. Pressure treated against rot. ONLY BAUM TRUE VALUE Chester, 0. 985-3301 The e• appyDays gang is here. BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • Stort Hour~ Mon.·Thurs . 1o·, ,m .-11 p .m . Fri. &S•t . lOa .m .-ll : JOp .m . Saturday n • .m.-11 p.m ~s-\\Jnfm.~~WJ Call In Orders 992-6292 Featuring salad bir , chili and much, much mort! Served In Frosted Mugs CREAMY OLD FASHIONED ROOT BEER On special Nehi®cans. 12 oz. SAVE YOU RC, NEHI, UPPER 10, DIET RITE & DADS ROOT BEER BOTTLE CAPS FOR CHARITY RC BOTTLING CO. MILL STREET Middleporl, Ohio 99'.1-3542 or 99'.1-3344 is usually still something they will want to invest in to set up housekeeping together. The French are essentially practical. Every specially shop throu~hout the country keeps a marriage list from which friends, relatives and business associates can select items listed by the prospective bride. thus eliminating the ubiquitous . hall-dozen butter and bonbon dishes, ashtray sets, travel!· ing clocks, trays, bookends and what-all. A well·known Paris finn with branches all over the country specializing in this type of merchandising estimates their lists accow1t for 75 percent of their annual turnover. Department stores and others also count on the rnqrriage market to sell cookers. deepfreezers and electrical gadgets. Tradition again is respected with marriages scheduled to take place either before or after the month of May, dedicated in Catholic countries to the Virgin Mary, This is especially true of provincial France. The honeymoon' More and more do newlyweds opt for organized lours or cruises rather than the conventional honeymoon trip to Venice and other parts " a deux ." Especially because many airlines and tourmg com· panies offer special rates to just-marrieds, some airlines even making it a two-fur-one deal. With all lhe traditional paraphernalia at the Salon du Mariage, there was also a new feature this year - a legal stand, "Justice at Your Service." Young couples could learn all about their lega l rights and duties, mar· riage contracts and dowries and the many other complex laws whi ch govern the establishment of a family in France according to the Napoleon ic code. Carpenter Personals 3"x5" and 8 ft. long Cash & Carry See the Spring Air Back Supporter Mattress with the Unique 'Karr' Innerspring Unit. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gassaway, Powell, visited here with their son·in·law and daughter, Mr. and . Mrs. William Miller and family. Evelyn Rile and William Frecker, Rutland , were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cline. Sixteen members of Rock Springs Grange were guests of Columbia Grange on Frida y evening and presented the program . Interesting numbers carried out the theme of "Flag Day and Father's Day." A skit entertained the entire group. The State Grange program lor 1979 was discussed by Grange Deputy, Mendal Jordan . It was announced that Athens County Pomona Grange would visit Meigs County ~omona Grange at the July meeting , and the Talent Festival will be at Albany on June 17. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey joned Mrs. Joy Clark and children lit the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wiseman in Harrisonville for ice cream and cake and celebrated the birthday of Joy Clark and the 64th wedding amiversary of the Starkeys. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cassell, Ada, Ohio, were overnight guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clay Jordan. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crabtree, Mr . and Mrs. Earl Starkey and Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan, Columbia Grange members, attended the live county gathering of Grangers at Rodney Grange, Gallia County on Saturday evening. Bosy May Be Better Cllngy knits and halter tops are line on the 'small· bosomed woman. Blousons and boxy shirts work better on the better endowed. PARK RESERVED SATURDAyI JUNE 24 11 EMPLOYES' OUTING.. OF KENTUCKY WEST VIRGINIA GAS CO. . AND KENTUCKY HYDROCARBON CO. OPEN TO PUBLIC AFTER 4 P.M. Some places have pretty good chicken. Son1e offet j atr root bt"er. OU1t>r s, nol-too-bad c<Yte s and shakes. But, U1~e rs only one place you can get the , best of all these thmg!l ... your local 3 IN 9NE ramlly restilUfantl 1 CAMDEN 'PARK U.S. Route 60 West- Huntington Closed Everv Mondav Except Holldavs JS4 E. Mill!, Po-or. o. Chester alumni gather for annual dinner dance The French still love marriage ·: durability, comfort and support? 1 SOU'lll BENI'.i, Ind. (UP!) - All six 1978 Notre Dame home lootbaD games have been sold out, the Notre Dame ticket office announced Thursday. The supply of tickets f(l' aU six games Watl ellhausted June 20, the opening day of the alumni sale. 1 Pete Rose, firm reach settlement Do you want the most In set for 10 a.m. The casting derby for yo ungs ters will be held &tturday at 10 a.m. Those participating are to meet at the Grace Episcopal Church with age groups, 6 through 10 and II through 1~. Each child whill be awarded a prize, however. Ted Dean , educat ional officer of the Division of Wildlife , Athens , Brian Sim pson , Department of Wildlife , Co lumbus, Andy Lyles, Meigs County Game Warden and Emmogene Holstein, secretary lor the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce will assist with the event. Sponsors are Royal Crown Bottling Co., Middleport , Goessler rs Jewelry , Pomeroy. and Moore's Stores, Pomeroy. in his being named winner of the American League Cy Young Award. Blue, 28, has two years In run on his $140,000 a year , contract and has talked about playing out his option. Before coming to the Giants, Blue was let go twice by A's owner Charles 0. Finley ooly to have baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn vein the deals. Two years ago Finley tried In sell him to the New York Yankees lor $1.~ million, and last winter he tried In trade him to the Cincinnati Reds lor Dave Revering and $1.7~ million . Kulm vetoed both deals on the grounds they were not in the best interests of baseball. SPRING AIR Casting derby on Saturday ' Denies report 6ot ; Staub, Del 48 ; Hobson . Bos Ma j or League Results United Pre 55 1nternational Nat ional League Hous 000 002 101 - .4 12 1 LA Lopes LA <3 . N i e~ r o l~---~--------------------, n. W. COMPTON, 0.0. : OPTOMETRIST l1I to to I Ludeu United Presi lnternltional . CHESTER-Approxia1ntely 190 Chester High School alumni and guests attended the alumni banquet and dance held June 3 at the Chester Elementary School. The 5().year reunion class was honored and gifts were presented to the alumni, Ada Kimes Van Meter of Chester and Phillip Will, Columbus . Other reunion classes and the nwnber of graduates allen· ding for each wertl 1923 , three; 1933, five; 1938, four ; 1943, nin e; 1948, three, and 1953, 10. z Anniversary cards for 6() - .~ year graduates were signed · «c and mailed to John Wa lter Elementary Sc hool princ ipal , spoke concerning the gym nuur at the school and called for help on repairs from the e~ lurnni. The associaton voted to give hall of the balance in the treasury after all bills were paid to the repair fund . Individual donati ons were also made and that evening a total of $1500 was given to the Gym Improvemen t Fund Committee. Next year's banquet will be held on the Saturday follow· ing Memorial Day. June 2. Officers elec ted were Gene Riggs, president ; Roge r Kell er. [irst viee president ; Bill Ha1tnum , secor vice president, Harold Newell, third vice president ; Leota Young , secretary; Eleanor Leo nard, assis t a nt serret.Gtry; Margaret Brown, Mrs. Dorothy Woodard and tr_easurer ; Margaret Christy. assistant treasurer. Mrs. Betty Whitlatch . Named to the decorating A vesper service wa s con~ dueled by Mrs. W. H. Perrin comm it tee were Maxine who offered the challe nge of Goc~lein, Henry Thomas, look ing for the best of li fe . Dale Kautz , Roy Christy, She cited an epitaph in an old Opa l Ei chinger, Betty c-emetery , "Ever she thought Newell, and Donald Mora. The banquet was prepa red the best. ever found it " as a by the Chester PTO and servreminder that fur thi s woman ed by the Five Pomts Junior who lived in the Civil War Leaders 4-H Club . days. life must ha ve held much of loss, grief, and problems, yet she had risen abov e them to be so remembered. Scripture from the Psalms, poem and prayer concluded the service. Frank of St. Cloud, Flil., and Helen Knight Will, Lexington , Mass , both unable tu attend. Off.icers fur the reunion were Robe rt Wood , presi· dent; Roy Christy, Iirst vice pcesident ; Ruger Reibel , second vice president; Betty Newell , secre tary ; Cleo De Tray, assistant secretary ; Dorothy Karr . treasurer; Leota Young, assistant treasurer. On the 'decorating committee were Donald Mora, Reid Young, Elson Spencer , Lela Windon , Dorothy Myers, Bill Hannum, and Victor Bahr. Dur1n g the busine ss meeting Mike Will. Chester Annual circle picnic held TIMES AND MORES may have changed, but the white wedding Is still th e French preference. A gown by from the House of Dior is styled with demure simplicity. A capsule view of tastes, Bradford church plans VBS Interests and .attltudes ' What's up in superstitions Most of us are ca re ful not to wa lk under ladders. open um b r e ll as indo o r s or befri end b la c k cats . But are ~ ; doing enoug h to protect ou rselves from the forces of ev1l . Here are some lesse r kn own sup erstitions fr om " Tak e Warnong ," a new book by Jane Sarnolf and Reynol d Ruffins: - If three people help make a bed, one w ~ll become sick within a year. . . - A bee can ·\ sling you whtle you are ho lding your breath . - If you drop a school book . you must kiss it a~ y~u pick it up or you will to1get everything you have read m 1t. - The annual p1 cnic of Friendly Circl e, Trinity Church was he ld Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Phil Globokar, Mason, W.Va . Miss Mary V. Reibel gave the table grace preceding the covered dish supper on the Globokar lawn. Guests were Mrs. J. V. McGrew, Sr. and Mrs. Lucille Leifheit. A contribution to the Logan Square Youth Outreach, a home mission project of the Congrega tional Ch ristia n Church, was acknowledged during the meeting eunducted by Miss Elizabeth Fick. Sym· pathy cards were si~ n ed fnr "Jesus, God 's Wonderful Gilt" will be the theme for the vacation Bible School to be held at the Bradford Church of Christ, June 26-30. Classes will be held fr om 9 a.m. to II : 30 a.m. fur all children age nursery (two and three year olds) through high sehoul. Emphasis of the school will be on winning souls to Christ and offerin g aid in growing in Chri st. Bible lessons will be taught through as sunt5 tune, Bibl e study, visual demonstrali uns, dassroom intcractin intera ction. craft making, and other innovative methods in keepin g with the theme. Workers are needed. For informat ion on the school residents are asked to telephone Mrs. Kathryn Mra z. 992·5844, director, who invites community boy s and girls and their friends and family. such t~cllvlttes A gir l who steps O<Jer a b room hand le wd l b e a bad housekeep e r . - If you have yoo1 clothes mended while you are wearing them . you will soon die. - Nev e r comb your hair w h e n the devil into it - II it is wet or you ' ll comb you kis• your elbow , you witt change se•. --:- To c u re a f eve r , burn the l eat h ers o f a blacK hen under Ihe palienJ' s bed . . . - An.empty frying pan leit on the f1re causes wnnkles in the face of its owner . - Poin ting at a gr.ave wi ll make your l i ng er ro t . . - If the iirst thing you eat or. drink each mornmg IS seawater. you will live forever . - Dark -col o r e d soc k s with white toes protec t th e wearer from being tr ipp ed by e l ves - 11 you carry a toad's heart In your pocket . you can steal wilhout being caught. And if, alt er al l thi S advice. you sli ll do somethong that cau se s bad lu ck , you can cancef th e evil by spr 1t1ng thre e t1me Ci Salem students enjoy musical program The students at Salem Center Elementary enjoyed a program or folk music and folk tales presented by Jennifer Sheets and Roger Gilmore on Tuesday. Mrs. Sheets began the program with a short in· traduction and played "Sourwood Mountain" on the dulcimer. Roger Gilmore was featured on the next tune, "Old Tyler." Between songs, Mrs. Sheets mentioned several super· stitlons and a tall tale about a pour dog who was split apart and put back together wrong side up and right side down . Jennifer continued the program by telling about the hammered dulcimer and playing "Wildwood Flower." Roger introduced Hill·Billy and mode him dance through the next nwnber Jennifer played, "Old Joe Clark." The next song was "Chum· Chum" which originated in Kentucky where it was first sung by the famous folk artist Jean Ritchie's mother. The next instrwnent in· troduced was a double , or courting, dulcimer which is played by two people. Jen· ntfer and Roger played News Notes " Polly Wolly Doodle." Next BY BERTHA PARKER was a song about Jenny Attendance June 18 at the Jenkins who wouldn't wear Free Methodist Church was any color her boyfriend 89. wanted. Father 's Day was ....._A ghost story was then recognized with 15 fathers related. present. Pins were presented Jennifer then played a to the oldest and youngest patriotic melody on the fathers. Ernest Powell was autoharp. The banjo was the the oldest and Ri chard first instrument on the Friend the youngest. agenda and Roger played Ivan Powell presented four "Cripple Creek" alter we electric fans to the . local learned that lhe live string church in memory of Mrs. banjo and the dulcimer were Margret Allen. the only lwo original Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Gilkey American inslrwnents. All and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stahl others were originated in visited recently with Frttz other countires. Roger Stahl, New Marshfield. lealured the jew's harp on Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bauer, "Froggte Went-a-Couttin". granddaughter Kelly Sue The final number was "Oh, DeConnlck, Marlon, vi.sited SUII8nna" sung by everyone recently with Mr. and Mrs. present. , Dick Karr. The WMS of the local church held their picnic Tuesday at the roadside park In light of the Capitol hooon Route 33. haw over who'll sell elec· Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ironic l'QUipment to whom: Struble, Pomeroy, ealled one lllltion's oil-spotter is ~ently on Mr. and Mrs. another power's sub-nabber. Dick Karr. Missionary society has meeting Monthly meeting of the Evangeline Missionary Socie· ty of the Church of Christ of Pomeroy was held Tuesday night at the church with Mrs. Betty Spencer, president, in charge. The L<Jrd 's ·Pra yer in unison was given and Mrs. Trudy Andrews gave the treasurer 's report and Mrs. Thelma Osb orne, the seereta ry 's report . LaDonna Clark gave the fl ower fund report, and Mrs. Eileen Bowers wa s put in charge of the moth er-daughter banquet IWid . Devotions were given by Mrs. Ja nel Venuy and Mrs. Clark gave the missionary report. Mrs. Spencer will host NOW IS TilE TIME TO TRADE Fl t lmll )!l.' ~ntJr r1ld f i l ~ hr n m· d d 1.1n111 11d rm g fll f i1 11 Excellence in Design and Quality Pomecoy Flower Keepsake' ~l'lt' ~ n.amuuJ M.mK-"1' ~~ Shop mE . MAIN Mn. Mlltord . POME!;OV vm-t03• ... - .. or'P92-S721 At THE INN PLACE NIGHT SHIFT 5 PIECE GROUP FROM SCIOTOVILLE, OHIO TONIGHT & SATURDAY 10-2' THE MEIGS INN 992-3629 t'\ ~I LII..,I I C nr.:w Kl· .:p\ .tk t• . ~ u .lrnnt..::cct ,!lld rcrm itl\l.:nrl) n:~" t c r~J Return Engagement Laurel Oiff ' the next meetin~ . Following prayer by Mrs. Venoy desse rt and coffee were served by Mrs. Andrews assi sted by Mrs. Venuy . Mrs. Kate Jar· rell was a guest. POMEROY, 0. �4-The Daily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy,0.. Friday. June 23. 1978 M1jor ltagu• How to watch a boat race Hundreds and hundreds of persons will be lining the Ohio River in the Pomeroy area Sunday to ~-alch powerboat races. Fort he benefit of those .-ho are not famil1ar wi th boat racing , Bill Quickel. chair· man of the Big Bend Regatta . has released the following material so that reSidents can enjoy the races more full y: Watching a powerboal race has oft en been li kenl'd to wat ching a parade ... alter the start . it's just e matter of the rest of the boals Iolluwing the leader around the course for the required number of laps. While this might be a true obSen•ation , it focuses at· tention on one fact; ev idently the start is pretty important . but for the occasional race obsel\'er the reason is not always apparent. First. the sta rt IS im· portant ' It 's so important that the drivers will take a few runs at the line prior to the fi ve-minute gun just to sec how long 1t takes them to reach the line from various points buck of it. The idea being to hit the line at full Speed just as the gun fires, it requires a certa in preciseness of timing and position by the dnver, particularly since he 's gen erally surrounded by six or seven other boats whose drivers have the same thing in mind. And all this leads to the next pullJOse ... to get into the first turn in first position, therefore elimi nating one's self from the spray-washed traffic Jams that arise in that fi rst corner. It's much easier to steer a rig amund a co rner when one is not being hosed down from a ba rrage of rooster-tails and when one is not bein g jounced and boun ced about. hoppin g through and over the wak es of a half·d ozen of one's competitors. That brings us to the second fact or. Most boats in the \'a tious classes are fairly e\·enly . maJched tn s~ . Genera lly.onl y a m1le or two per hour w ~l separate the top two or three boats, and the fa ctor ~·a uld be apparent 1f each boat ran alone agamst the clock. but they don't. so ho.- does tlus change the sJtuauon so much Jhat w>de margins soon de\'elop between boats. and the parade fom1s? Wake might be thought of as a major cause. but asi de from the first tum after a sta rt , wake is much less a worry for drive rs than cavitation . Boats have no so lid contact with "the road," so to speak. as have sports cars or stock cars, and slippage factors at the propeller are a very real part of "setting up" a race boa t lor a particular course, just as gearbox ratios are a part of set ting up a race car for a particula r track. The boatma n makes his "gearbox" changes in the form of propellers. using various diameters and pit· ches for variou s racing situati ons . Thi s he can B•tting I Blstil on UO It bah I N1tion1lleague GAB H Pet. closet a the "rail" While going around . one has a better chance to win, tells the story of "·hy . ls there any way to over· come a trailing situation brought on by a bad start~ Yes. but it req uires several things - a faster boat. a more daring driver, and luck. By running wider on the Niurse , tbat is, outside the "up Ule stern" cavitation trail of the leader . a driver can generally find "solid" water, but he has to travel a ionger route, hence must run faster on the straights and deeper into the turns before "ba cking off," in order to gain ground. This is what makes a race out of it. When you see a driver doing just thi s, han g ont o your seats ... .because you are abou t to watch a boat RACE, not a parade. FLAGS AND Sf ARTING SIGNALS -Red Flag - False Start. White tlag - Start. -<Jreen Flag - Beginning of Last Lap. -Checkered F1ag - The Finish . - Black Flag - Don't Lea ve Pits or Go on Course. control to a point. but what he can't cont rol is the condition of the water just under the surface. parti cularly right after a group of boats have churn ed it int o a bubble foamed mass of air-pockets .,.... in which hiS propeller is Lf 'lJ getting much less " bite" than the lead boat which is running Sports Transactions Sports Gr Itt tv Cin nsa ctz' 0 ns in more '·solid" water . Uniled Press l nternational Th ursd ay His engine might be turning Pro Football more revolutions per minute Gr een Ba y S1gned fo r mer W1sco nS 1n q u art erba c k Ned than the lead boat. but with Gr a fl iiS a tr ee agenr more slippage at the I New Yo r k G1 ants - Srgned propeller , he might be defenS IVe oa c K Od 1S M CK rnn e)l runnrng ba c k. Brl ly Taylo r , running at the same speed or and 00 1t1 dratt cho 1c es maybe losing ground due to Crn cr nnar r S1gneo sa tet v Jo e Brans on . L rv 1n gs t one excess cavitation . Co t leg e, a se venth r ound draft That's why the start and cho.ce Seatt l e S1gned saf ef y Don the lead at the first turn is so Dult•k to a two ye ar con Tr act in1portant. More so lid water. Co ll ege v anoer b1lt Cl ay S,aol eton an unobstructed view of the r es1 g n ~d a ~ a thl et tc d ir ec tor course ahead. and the Soccer Seaut e S1gn eo 18 year old kn owledge that if one stays forward Mark. Peterson o f Ta co rrra , w ash Ba!> eba/1 N ew York Yan ll ees Op I rone d p1f Cher Jtm Bc att 1C' to Tac om a and rec a lled p 1tch('r Lilrr y M cCa ll fr om sam e cl ub 1 BaH 1mor e SrgnE'O ou Tfi elder •ke Ander son . r el eAs ed by the OFFICE HOURS : 9: 30 12 ,2 5 (CLOSE I M Pnil adelpn1a Ph tll rcs ear l1er .n AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT I t he day Senr r rgt11 hand E?d rel i ef SPCC 1ai 1SI John F l1 nn IO ST., POMEROY. I Roc he !o ter --------------------------· Burrogh s All 68 7.77 90 . 325 56 219 H 323 64 '111 68 .32'2 Sm ith LA 53 195 62 .318 Dr- iessen Ci n 61 120 69 .314 Pun! Hou BASEBALL SCOREBOARD 67 265 83 .JlJ 57 108 OS .313 8owa Ph il 59 253 79 .311 Parker Pit 63 'l.U 76 .311 Madlock SF 49 188 58 . 309 American Lugue GAB H Pet. Carew Min 60 2U 79 .353 Pini elta NV 46 159 SJ .333 Reynolds Sea 6A 228 75 3:19 R ic e Bos 68 28? 91 .323 Jackson Cat 51 180 58 .321 Lynn 8os 61 225 72 .320 CubbaoeMin 57 167 51 .315 Sundberg Te~~: 62 '114 67 . 313 Cooper Mil S\ 195 61 .313 Le zcano M il 58 189 59 .311 Home Runs National League : Foster , Cin anq Lu zin ski , Phil 15; Kingman , Chi 14 ; Monday , LA 12 : Smi th , LA , Par ~er , Pill and Winf ield , so 11. Americ1n Lugue : Rice , Bos 22, Baylor, Ca l and Thomps.on , Det 17 ; Tho m as, Mil 16 ; Evans , Bos 15 . Runs Biltfed In National Lugue : Foster , Cin 52 ; Gar\ley , LA and Montanez . NY 4.t ; Morgan , Cin and Cey , LA Foster Cin Major league Standings United Prt•ss International Nat iona l League Eut Chi cago Phd a Montreal Pi tts . N. York · St . Lou is W L Pel. JS 28 .SS6 32 19 .525 35 33 .515 JO 33 .476 30 40 .429 2-4 4A .353 West W L Pet . A2 24 .636 42 26 .618 37 30 .55/ 30 33 .476 JO 37 .448 Sea t lle ( Colbo r n 1 S) a t M il waukee ! Cald w~ ll 7·41. 8 30 p .m . Saturdiy ' s Game s Bal timore at Boston Toronto a t Cleveland , n ight New York at Detroi t , night 2 2ll Seattl e a t Milwaukee . n ight M innesolc'! at Chic-ago, n ight S 8 1 1 Oakland at Kan City, n igh t 13 1 2 Californ ia at Te"as, n ight GB GB San Fran Cin ci n . 1 LOS Ang 51 ~ Hous 10 1 2 Sa n Drego 12 1 ; Atlan t a 27 37 .A22 14 Thursday's Resulh Houston 4, Los Angeles 3 San Oie90 2, Atan!IJ 0 Ph il adelphia '/ , St . Lou is 1 Montreal 2, New York 0 Cin cinnati 5, Sa n Franc isco 0 ( Today ' s Probable PltchenJ All Times EDT Ch tcago ( L amp 2 and Roberts J . l) at P h itadel ph i a ( Ruthven 2-7 and Lonbor g 55 ). 5 :35 c.m . Pi l!sburgh ( 0 Rob inson 4-/ ) at New Yor k ( Koo sman 2 8) , n z. 8 OS p m . fv\ontre al ( Tw itchell 3-6) at St . Lov i s (Mart inez 2-2 ), 8:35p .m . Houston (Andu jar 3-• ) at San D1ego ( Perry 7 21, 10 p .m . Cinci nnat i (Norman 8-l ) at Los Angeles ( Hooton tS-6). 10 : 30 p m. Atlan t a ( Hanna 6-1) at San FranC ISCO { Siue-9 -4). 10 : 35 p.m. Saturdav ' s Games Pi tt sbUrgh at New York C1nc 1nnat i at Los Angel es Atlanta at San Franc isco Chi cago at Ph i l a. n ight Mont r ea l at St LOU IS, n 1ght Houston at San Di ego , n 1ght tntl!'rnat ional League Un i ted prtu lnhrnitional W. L . Pet . GB Charleston 45 22 .672 RIChmo nd 34 28 . 548 8 1l Pawtu cket 3• 30 531 9 1 1 T idewater 34 32 . 515 101 l Toledo 3030 . 5001111 Columbu5 27 32 . 458 14 Roctleste r 27 JA . ul IS Syracuse 21 .t4 . 323 23 Thursday ' s Results T idewa te r 3, Paw tucket 2, 1st. 1 inn i ngs T idewater 3 , Pawtu cket 0. 2nd , 7 inni ngs Cha r l eston J , Syr a cuse 0 Cha r l eston 7, Sy ra cuse 0, 2nd , 7 innings Toledo 6 , Rochester 2 T oday ' s Games Ch ar leston at T i dewater PawfV cket at Ric hmond Syrllcuse at Colum bus , 2 Rochester at Toledo Saturday ' s Game s Ch ar l eston at T i dewat er Pawtu c Ket at Ric hmond Syracuse at Col umbus Rochester a t Toledo Ameriun League : R, ice, Bos 46 ; Mvrrav . Sa l t. Thompso n , Oet and Zisk , Te• AS. Stolen Bases National League : M oren o . P i tt 29 ; Cedeno , Hou 23 : Lopes . LA a n d Ta veras , P i tT /0 ; Maddox , Phil 19. American League : Wilson , KC 26 ; LeF lore , Oet and Cruz, Sea 23 , Di lone. Oc'!k 12 ; Pfttek, KC 20. 200 001 000- 3 60 Amer ic an League East W L Pet. Bo st on Ba ll N York. M 1t wa u De t rO i t Clev e To ronto 47 21 691 40 27 597 582 ) 9 28 JB ?9 l J l2 '8 36 21 44 Wet! .567 GB 612 71 "J 81 1 50812 1 2 438 17 313 24 1 1 and Ferguson .· Rau and Yeager . W - Niekr o ( 4-4l. L Ra u (7 .3) HRs -Hovston , Fer guM>n ( 7) ; Los Ang el es , Lopes P ) . A II a 000 000 San Ogo 001 010 Mahler , Cam p (3 ), Campbell (8 l and Owch i nko . F i nl;lers Swee . W- Owch 1nko Mahter ( l ..d ) . OClO--(I 5 2 OOx - 2 9 0 Skok (6J. Pocoroba ; ( 8 ) and (5-6) . L - W L Pet. GB Ka n Crty 35 30 .538 St .L 000 000 01 tl- 1 7 1 Ca l1f 36 31 537 Ph ila 010 100 00.: - 7 J 0 Te xas 34 32 .515 11 • Denny and Swi sher ; Carlton Oak. tand 33 35 .483 31 2 and McCarver . W- Ca rlton (8. Ch1 Cago 31 35 .470 41 :l 6). L- Denny (6 -6). HR s-- St . Mmn . 2J 38 .415 8 Louis , Hern andez (8 ) . ' Sea ttle 23 47 3'19 J41 J Thursday 's; Re sults M il 100 100 000- 2 7 0 Ca li f -4 , M inn 2, 12 inns. NY 000 000 000- 0 2 1 Balt imor e 10, M ilwc'!ukee 3 Dues . Ga rman (7) and Cart er ; New York. .11 , De!ro i f 1 Zach ry , Kobel (7) , Loc kwood (9 1 Texa s 8, Oakland 7 and Stearn s. W- Dues ( 1-3 1. L Seallle 8. Ch i 6. 10 inns . Zachry ( 8 3L HRs- M ontr eal. 1 Todav ' s Probable Pitcher s) Garrell ( 1). { All T imes E DT J Cal iforn i a ( Knap p 7 5 and CJrt Ci 100 100 200- 5 1J 0 Hartzell 1 5) al Texas (J enk ins San 000 000 000- 0 3 2 ~ 3 and Ale•ande r 7 4). 6 . 35 p . m Bonham , Sarmiento (7) and Oakland (Johnso n A 4 and Werner . Kne pper , Will i ams ( 7) , Broberg 6 6 ) at KJJnsas Ci ty Curt i s fB ), Moffi tt (9) a nd Hil l ! SplilTor lf 8 6 and Leonarc 7 9), ~ - Boo ha m , 8 1. L - Knepper , 8· 1. 6 . 35 p m . Toronto !J efferson 5.6) at Cl eveland f Waite 4 7 ), 1 30 p m . (On I v g ames scheduled 1 Bal t imore (Palmer 10 4) al Bo st on ( Lee 7 J J. 7 30 p .m American League New Yo rk (,F iguer oa 7 51 a! 111 inn ings ! Det roi l (Wi lco .. 4 5 ), 8 p m . M i nn esot a ( Go l Tz 4 4) at Cal ifor nia 000 000 020 002- 4 11 I Ch 1cag o ( Kra vec 6 d). 8 30 p m MinneS(II • 000 010 000 ooo-2 7 1 Brett , Hartzell (6), LaROche 111 ) and Down ing . Serum , Marsnall 181 and Wynegar . w16 31 L- Marshall 11- ~~Roche D Ball 400 00.5 100- 10 12 I Milw 000 Fla nagan 021 ooo- and 3 10 o Dempsey ; Haas, Replogle tll. Ste in 161. Flanagan 11 1 41. L- Haas t 2 31. Hrs- aatlimore. Morra y tl< l. May 1141. NY ooo ooo oo•- • 9 1 Det 100 000 00 1- 1 6 1 McClure (9 ) and Moore. W- Pi tching Victor ies Nitional League : Grimsley , Mtl 11 -4 . Bl ue . SF 9 . .4 ; Bonha rn , C1n 8 1. Norman , Ci n an d Zachry , NY ·8-3 ; R. Reus chel , Chi 8-4 : Sea ver , Cin , John . LA and Knepper , SF 8 5, carl ton , Ph il and Forsch . St . L 8-6: Ni ekro . Al l and Rogers , Mft B-7. American League : Guid r v. NY 12.0 : Tanana , Cal lJ .J . Fl anagan , Bait 11 -4: Torrez , Bos 10 -3, Palmer , Bal l 10-•t. Earntd Run Avera9e ( ea se d on 6J i nnings pitched ) National League : Sa r miento , Ci n 1,94 ; Hat ick.i , SF 2.05 ; R . Reusctle l, Chi 2.07 ; Rogers , Mtl 2. 25 , Blue , SF '2 .41. American League : Guid r y, NY 1.50 . Palmer , Ba it 1.82 ; Keough , Oa k 2.06 ; Wa i t s, Cle\le 1 49 ; Ta nana , Cal 2.52. Strikeouts Nafional League : R icMrd , Hou 123 ; Ni ekro, All 97 ; Se aver , Cin and Montefusco , SF 89: Blyle>Jen , P itf 88. Am•rican League : Ryan , Cal 113 ; Gvidry, NY 11 1; Flanagan, Salt 82 , Leonar d , KC 66 : Tanana . Clll and Un derwood, Tor 65 . SCIOTO RESULTS COLUMBUS (UP! )- Brad Farrington guided Hola E Adios In a one-hall length victory over Norbie in the featured eighth race·at Scioto Downs Thursday night. Hola E Adios took the lead at the three-quarter pole, covering the mile in 2:01 I~ and returning ..., ••.80, •'l ..f0 and ~ $3. Norbie paid $3.80 and $3 lor second, while Mightey One Time came in third and kicked back •c 80 ..,, · · R J K won the ninth race, kicking off a trifecta · of .,. '9·I th at was com b'Illation worth $2,398.20. Bonnie Plate was second and Bwnblebee Shane was third. A crowd of 4,71 3 wagered Gu i dry , Gos uge ( 9 ) end n'Ml Mun son , Johnson (61; Rozem a , ~.,, 442 · Hiller f 9 l and Parr ish W- · Cu 1dry ( 12 01. L- Rozema 12·41.' HR~ - N ew Yo rk , J ackson ( 11 ) , Expos Detro it. L e Flore (6) . Oak 000 000 200- 1 6 1 Texas JOJ 100 Olx - 8 9 1 Morgc'!n , McCattv (3 ), Heaverlo ( 7) and E ssi an ; 0 Elli s, Comer (8) and Sun d berg . W- D. Ell is (6 l l . L- N\organ (0 3) HR s Oakland , Gross {.5 ) tough enough to falce if. easier than ever to own! ! 10 Sea i nn i nQ ~l 210 000 201 2- S IS 2 003 011 100 G-6 12 1 Pole, R~w l ey (.5). Mont.,gue ( 7) and St inson ; Bftr r io s , Ku cek ( 1). H in i on (7 ), Willough by ( 7) and Nordhagen , Nahorod ny . W- Montague, 1 J L - WHio u ghby , 0 S. HR sSeattle, St inson {4). Ch ic ago . Soderholm (6 ) . ( hi ( I (Only games scheduled > 2. Mel• 0: Ex·Mets ' Wayne Garrett and Del Unser each knocked in a run to ba ck the two-hit pitching of Hal Dues and Mike Garman for the E1pos victory. Dues notched his first victory of the seaso n against three defeats. SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) "C" San Francisco Giants Ge neral Manager Spec Ric hardson has denied reports thaI ace lelt./lander Vida Blue sigried a six-year $3.7 million contract with the team. "There isn't a grain of truth to it," Richardson said Thursday night. " I talked In Blue's agent this morning, but nothing came of it.!' Blue, traded In the Giants lor seven players and cash oo March 15, has posted a 9-1 record and a 2.41 earned run average this seaso n. In his eight seasons with Oakland his record is 124~. including three 20-v ictory campaigns. His best year was 1971 when he went 24-8 with a league-l eading 1.82 earned run average that culminated Bench released from ho8pital CIN CIN NATI (UP!) Ci ncinn ati Reds' catcher Johnny Bench is to be released today from Christ Hospital, where for the past week he has been undergoing treatment for a lower back strain . He is expected to join the team in l.<Js Angeles this weekend. However, when Bench will be able to play again depends on how soon he "regains his playing condition - strength and timing, " Reds' officials said. "Bench has continued to Improve daily at Christ Hospital. where he has been undergoing treatment and therapy ," th e Reds an· nounced . "He is now almost free of sy mptoms. "We expect him to be released from the hospital Friday and he wi ll join the team in Los Angeles Friday or Saturday, " the club said. Bench , plagued with pain in his lower back the past several weeks, last sta rted a ga me on May '!1 , although he was able to pinch·hit on June 2 and June II. Backup catcher Don Werner has been filling in for Bench. Don't settle for anything less than America's No.1** truck line! Or C;nu; 1,1m1ly stze ana comfort Iough chass1o., Vans- wtlh exira room 1nsrae BEST V-8 GAS MILEAGE RATINGS IN A PICKUP. Look at these winning gas mileage ratings: 26/17 MPG ' HWY. FO!O F "" 0 rrrre u02w"n MP G' CIDI V B dnd CITY ll'laf"IUil1 !:1 BEST 6 GAS MILEAGE RATINGS IN APICKUP. 28/19 4 91rlre (300 MPG ' WPG" CIDJ Sr1 and HWY. CITY tr;in S.ml <;o.,ron MO A ~ Foro F 100 • •In manual !filn Sm iSSIOI\ Atmu I MILEAGE RA l iNGS "EPA 11 \h m .J l ~~ Your actu111mrlfHt9e rnay v11ry de pttm~ ng on yoor verw;le 5 ooll(jltiOI'l opt1011al eqwprnenr aotl haw ancl where you Qrwe IC0m 11 ar r~ ! &OO'o'e e•cludt car-t ru c ~ s ~ no 111ese1s 1 See all the Ford trucks and vans at your local Ford Dealer FORD \ CIN CINNA Tl (UP!) Pete Rose and the Hilleri ch & Bradsby Co., manufacturers of " Louisville Slugger " baseball bats, have reached an out-of·murt settlement in Hose's lawsuit agains thte company. Details of the settlement about using the Cincinnati Reds third baseman's name in connection with the sale of bats were not disclosed as U.S. District Court Judge Timothy Hogan dismissed the case. Rose had filed the suit last year, asking null ification of a contract he signed in 1961 giving the company exclusive rights to the use of his name in connection with selling • bats. ~The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, June 23, 1978 Although the co ntra c~ ·: contained no termination ~ date, Hose co ntend ed a ; rea sonable time had passed • and that the contract should ; be vo i~ed. Rose said he lost $25,000 in • endorsement contracts last • year because the firm had • refused to release him from .' the contract . •· Phltlles 2, Cardinals I: Steve Ca rlt on tossed a ~ seven-hitter for his !99th : ca reer triumph and out· • dueled John Denny in pit· : ching Philadelphia to victory.': Keith Hernandez homered lor : St. Louis. By Roselle Hargrove PARIS - (NEA) - In France, marriage is a going concern. The affluent society and modern mores have not made that much of a dent in age-uld custom . Some 350,000 mar· riages were registered ·in 1977. Civil ceremonies arc obligatory by law and the on· ly ones recognized as legal. The optional but once impor· tant religious rite has shown a noticeable decline. Even liberat ed gi rls , however, still want a white wedding - notwithstanding that 34 percent of the couples have already lived together as man and wile. An expected child prompts many couples to regularize their status. · As a consequence, the most important producer of wed· ding dresses (Pronuptia, 100,000 sold yearly ), includes among its traditional models a range of high-waisted Em· pire gowns guaranteed to disguise any hint of pregnan· ey. These also come while as snow. Despite liberated moral values and efforts to popularize pastel colors , never as in the past two years hav e prospective brides desired to appear so virginal. So the 1978 bride is a vision in pristine while from tip to toe, though some may display a touch of Scarlet O'Hara with off-shoulder tops or choose variations on 18th· century deeolletes. Trains are completely out of date. In the absence of heirloom lace veils the choice is wide and r~crea· lion~ of waist-length medieval head-d resses replace the oceans of tulle once considered so glamorous. Romantic wreaths, crowns or nower arrangements are ehie but the droopy, widebrimm ed flower· trinuned hat is considered rather provi ncial. The recent Marriage E<· hibition , the third to be slag· ed, enjoyed a considerable success. The exhibition of· Cered every possible ac· L-essorY, that any about-to-be· married could desire and need. The engagement ring - 56 percent of fiances believe a diamond is forever - alone re presents a market of several million dollars since even a relatively modest one can cost more than s~.ooo . A minority , 34 percent of those recorded, are first mar· riages for both partners. But even if more than half the newlyweds already own a doubl e bed, an automobile, pols and pans, some linen and a range of cook books, there Beautify your surroundings ROUNDED LANDSCAPING TIMBERS. Pressure treated against rot. ONLY BAUM TRUE VALUE Chester, 0. 985-3301 The e• appyDays gang is here. BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • Stort Hour~ Mon.·Thurs . 1o·, ,m .-11 p .m . Fri. &S•t . lOa .m .-ll : JOp .m . Saturday n • .m.-11 p.m ~s-\\Jnfm.~~WJ Call In Orders 992-6292 Featuring salad bir , chili and much, much mort! Served In Frosted Mugs CREAMY OLD FASHIONED ROOT BEER On special Nehi®cans. 12 oz. SAVE YOU RC, NEHI, UPPER 10, DIET RITE & DADS ROOT BEER BOTTLE CAPS FOR CHARITY RC BOTTLING CO. MILL STREET Middleporl, Ohio 99'.1-3542 or 99'.1-3344 is usually still something they will want to invest in to set up housekeeping together. The French are essentially practical. Every specially shop throu~hout the country keeps a marriage list from which friends, relatives and business associates can select items listed by the prospective bride. thus eliminating the ubiquitous . hall-dozen butter and bonbon dishes, ashtray sets, travel!· ing clocks, trays, bookends and what-all. A well·known Paris finn with branches all over the country specializing in this type of merchandising estimates their lists accow1t for 75 percent of their annual turnover. Department stores and others also count on the rnqrriage market to sell cookers. deepfreezers and electrical gadgets. Tradition again is respected with marriages scheduled to take place either before or after the month of May, dedicated in Catholic countries to the Virgin Mary, This is especially true of provincial France. The honeymoon' More and more do newlyweds opt for organized lours or cruises rather than the conventional honeymoon trip to Venice and other parts " a deux ." Especially because many airlines and tourmg com· panies offer special rates to just-marrieds, some airlines even making it a two-fur-one deal. With all lhe traditional paraphernalia at the Salon du Mariage, there was also a new feature this year - a legal stand, "Justice at Your Service." Young couples could learn all about their lega l rights and duties, mar· riage contracts and dowries and the many other complex laws whi ch govern the establishment of a family in France according to the Napoleon ic code. Carpenter Personals 3"x5" and 8 ft. long Cash & Carry See the Spring Air Back Supporter Mattress with the Unique 'Karr' Innerspring Unit. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gassaway, Powell, visited here with their son·in·law and daughter, Mr. and . Mrs. William Miller and family. Evelyn Rile and William Frecker, Rutland , were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cline. Sixteen members of Rock Springs Grange were guests of Columbia Grange on Frida y evening and presented the program . Interesting numbers carried out the theme of "Flag Day and Father's Day." A skit entertained the entire group. The State Grange program lor 1979 was discussed by Grange Deputy, Mendal Jordan . It was announced that Athens County Pomona Grange would visit Meigs County ~omona Grange at the July meeting , and the Talent Festival will be at Albany on June 17. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey joned Mrs. Joy Clark and children lit the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wiseman in Harrisonville for ice cream and cake and celebrated the birthday of Joy Clark and the 64th wedding amiversary of the Starkeys. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cassell, Ada, Ohio, were overnight guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clay Jordan. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crabtree, Mr . and Mrs. Earl Starkey and Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan, Columbia Grange members, attended the live county gathering of Grangers at Rodney Grange, Gallia County on Saturday evening. Bosy May Be Better Cllngy knits and halter tops are line on the 'small· bosomed woman. Blousons and boxy shirts work better on the better endowed. PARK RESERVED SATURDAyI JUNE 24 11 EMPLOYES' OUTING.. OF KENTUCKY WEST VIRGINIA GAS CO. . AND KENTUCKY HYDROCARBON CO. OPEN TO PUBLIC AFTER 4 P.M. Some places have pretty good chicken. Son1e offet j atr root bt"er. OU1t>r s, nol-too-bad c<Yte s and shakes. But, U1~e rs only one place you can get the , best of all these thmg!l ... your local 3 IN 9NE ramlly restilUfantl 1 CAMDEN 'PARK U.S. Route 60 West- Huntington Closed Everv Mondav Except Holldavs JS4 E. Mill!, Po-or. o. Chester alumni gather for annual dinner dance The French still love marriage ·: durability, comfort and support? 1 SOU'lll BENI'.i, Ind. (UP!) - All six 1978 Notre Dame home lootbaD games have been sold out, the Notre Dame ticket office announced Thursday. The supply of tickets f(l' aU six games Watl ellhausted June 20, the opening day of the alumni sale. 1 Pete Rose, firm reach settlement Do you want the most In set for 10 a.m. The casting derby for yo ungs ters will be held &tturday at 10 a.m. Those participating are to meet at the Grace Episcopal Church with age groups, 6 through 10 and II through 1~. Each child whill be awarded a prize, however. Ted Dean , educat ional officer of the Division of Wildlife , Athens , Brian Sim pson , Department of Wildlife , Co lumbus, Andy Lyles, Meigs County Game Warden and Emmogene Holstein, secretary lor the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce will assist with the event. Sponsors are Royal Crown Bottling Co., Middleport , Goessler rs Jewelry , Pomeroy. and Moore's Stores, Pomeroy. in his being named winner of the American League Cy Young Award. Blue, 28, has two years In run on his $140,000 a year , contract and has talked about playing out his option. Before coming to the Giants, Blue was let go twice by A's owner Charles 0. Finley ooly to have baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn vein the deals. Two years ago Finley tried In sell him to the New York Yankees lor $1.~ million, and last winter he tried In trade him to the Cincinnati Reds lor Dave Revering and $1.7~ million . Kulm vetoed both deals on the grounds they were not in the best interests of baseball. SPRING AIR Casting derby on Saturday ' Denies report 6ot ; Staub, Del 48 ; Hobson . Bos Ma j or League Results United Pre 55 1nternational Nat ional League Hous 000 002 101 - .4 12 1 LA Lopes LA <3 . N i e~ r o l~---~--------------------, n. W. COMPTON, 0.0. : OPTOMETRIST l1I to to I Ludeu United Presi lnternltional . CHESTER-Approxia1ntely 190 Chester High School alumni and guests attended the alumni banquet and dance held June 3 at the Chester Elementary School. The 5().year reunion class was honored and gifts were presented to the alumni, Ada Kimes Van Meter of Chester and Phillip Will, Columbus . Other reunion classes and the nwnber of graduates allen· ding for each wertl 1923 , three; 1933, five; 1938, four ; 1943, nin e; 1948, three, and 1953, 10. z Anniversary cards for 6() - .~ year graduates were signed · «c and mailed to John Wa lter Elementary Sc hool princ ipal , spoke concerning the gym nuur at the school and called for help on repairs from the e~ lurnni. The associaton voted to give hall of the balance in the treasury after all bills were paid to the repair fund . Individual donati ons were also made and that evening a total of $1500 was given to the Gym Improvemen t Fund Committee. Next year's banquet will be held on the Saturday follow· ing Memorial Day. June 2. Officers elec ted were Gene Riggs, president ; Roge r Kell er. [irst viee president ; Bill Ha1tnum , secor vice president, Harold Newell, third vice president ; Leota Young , secretary; Eleanor Leo nard, assis t a nt serret.Gtry; Margaret Brown, Mrs. Dorothy Woodard and tr_easurer ; Margaret Christy. assistant treasurer. Mrs. Betty Whitlatch . Named to the decorating A vesper service wa s con~ dueled by Mrs. W. H. Perrin comm it tee were Maxine who offered the challe nge of Goc~lein, Henry Thomas, look ing for the best of li fe . Dale Kautz , Roy Christy, She cited an epitaph in an old Opa l Ei chinger, Betty c-emetery , "Ever she thought Newell, and Donald Mora. The banquet was prepa red the best. ever found it " as a by the Chester PTO and servreminder that fur thi s woman ed by the Five Pomts Junior who lived in the Civil War Leaders 4-H Club . days. life must ha ve held much of loss, grief, and problems, yet she had risen abov e them to be so remembered. Scripture from the Psalms, poem and prayer concluded the service. Frank of St. Cloud, Flil., and Helen Knight Will, Lexington , Mass , both unable tu attend. Off.icers fur the reunion were Robe rt Wood , presi· dent; Roy Christy, Iirst vice pcesident ; Ruger Reibel , second vice president; Betty Newell , secre tary ; Cleo De Tray, assistant secretary ; Dorothy Karr . treasurer; Leota Young, assistant treasurer. On the 'decorating committee were Donald Mora, Reid Young, Elson Spencer , Lela Windon , Dorothy Myers, Bill Hannum, and Victor Bahr. Dur1n g the busine ss meeting Mike Will. Chester Annual circle picnic held TIMES AND MORES may have changed, but the white wedding Is still th e French preference. A gown by from the House of Dior is styled with demure simplicity. A capsule view of tastes, Bradford church plans VBS Interests and .attltudes ' What's up in superstitions Most of us are ca re ful not to wa lk under ladders. open um b r e ll as indo o r s or befri end b la c k cats . But are ~ ; doing enoug h to protect ou rselves from the forces of ev1l . Here are some lesse r kn own sup erstitions fr om " Tak e Warnong ," a new book by Jane Sarnolf and Reynol d Ruffins: - If three people help make a bed, one w ~ll become sick within a year. . . - A bee can ·\ sling you whtle you are ho lding your breath . - If you drop a school book . you must kiss it a~ y~u pick it up or you will to1get everything you have read m 1t. - The annual p1 cnic of Friendly Circl e, Trinity Church was he ld Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Phil Globokar, Mason, W.Va . Miss Mary V. Reibel gave the table grace preceding the covered dish supper on the Globokar lawn. Guests were Mrs. J. V. McGrew, Sr. and Mrs. Lucille Leifheit. A contribution to the Logan Square Youth Outreach, a home mission project of the Congrega tional Ch ristia n Church, was acknowledged during the meeting eunducted by Miss Elizabeth Fick. Sym· pathy cards were si~ n ed fnr "Jesus, God 's Wonderful Gilt" will be the theme for the vacation Bible School to be held at the Bradford Church of Christ, June 26-30. Classes will be held fr om 9 a.m. to II : 30 a.m. fur all children age nursery (two and three year olds) through high sehoul. Emphasis of the school will be on winning souls to Christ and offerin g aid in growing in Chri st. Bible lessons will be taught through as sunt5 tune, Bibl e study, visual demonstrali uns, dassroom intcractin intera ction. craft making, and other innovative methods in keepin g with the theme. Workers are needed. For informat ion on the school residents are asked to telephone Mrs. Kathryn Mra z. 992·5844, director, who invites community boy s and girls and their friends and family. such t~cllvlttes A gir l who steps O<Jer a b room hand le wd l b e a bad housekeep e r . - If you have yoo1 clothes mended while you are wearing them . you will soon die. - Nev e r comb your hair w h e n the devil into it - II it is wet or you ' ll comb you kis• your elbow , you witt change se•. --:- To c u re a f eve r , burn the l eat h ers o f a blacK hen under Ihe palienJ' s bed . . . - An.empty frying pan leit on the f1re causes wnnkles in the face of its owner . - Poin ting at a gr.ave wi ll make your l i ng er ro t . . - If the iirst thing you eat or. drink each mornmg IS seawater. you will live forever . - Dark -col o r e d soc k s with white toes protec t th e wearer from being tr ipp ed by e l ves - 11 you carry a toad's heart In your pocket . you can steal wilhout being caught. And if, alt er al l thi S advice. you sli ll do somethong that cau se s bad lu ck , you can cancef th e evil by spr 1t1ng thre e t1me Ci Salem students enjoy musical program The students at Salem Center Elementary enjoyed a program or folk music and folk tales presented by Jennifer Sheets and Roger Gilmore on Tuesday. Mrs. Sheets began the program with a short in· traduction and played "Sourwood Mountain" on the dulcimer. Roger Gilmore was featured on the next tune, "Old Tyler." Between songs, Mrs. Sheets mentioned several super· stitlons and a tall tale about a pour dog who was split apart and put back together wrong side up and right side down . Jennifer continued the program by telling about the hammered dulcimer and playing "Wildwood Flower." Roger introduced Hill·Billy and mode him dance through the next nwnber Jennifer played, "Old Joe Clark." The next song was "Chum· Chum" which originated in Kentucky where it was first sung by the famous folk artist Jean Ritchie's mother. The next instrwnent in· troduced was a double , or courting, dulcimer which is played by two people. Jen· ntfer and Roger played News Notes " Polly Wolly Doodle." Next BY BERTHA PARKER was a song about Jenny Attendance June 18 at the Jenkins who wouldn't wear Free Methodist Church was any color her boyfriend 89. wanted. Father 's Day was ....._A ghost story was then recognized with 15 fathers related. present. Pins were presented Jennifer then played a to the oldest and youngest patriotic melody on the fathers. Ernest Powell was autoharp. The banjo was the the oldest and Ri chard first instrument on the Friend the youngest. agenda and Roger played Ivan Powell presented four "Cripple Creek" alter we electric fans to the . local learned that lhe live string church in memory of Mrs. banjo and the dulcimer were Margret Allen. the only lwo original Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Gilkey American inslrwnents. All and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stahl others were originated in visited recently with Frttz other countires. Roger Stahl, New Marshfield. lealured the jew's harp on Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bauer, "Froggte Went-a-Couttin". granddaughter Kelly Sue The final number was "Oh, DeConnlck, Marlon, vi.sited SUII8nna" sung by everyone recently with Mr. and Mrs. present. , Dick Karr. The WMS of the local church held their picnic Tuesday at the roadside park In light of the Capitol hooon Route 33. haw over who'll sell elec· Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ironic l'QUipment to whom: Struble, Pomeroy, ealled one lllltion's oil-spotter is ~ently on Mr. and Mrs. another power's sub-nabber. Dick Karr. Missionary society has meeting Monthly meeting of the Evangeline Missionary Socie· ty of the Church of Christ of Pomeroy was held Tuesday night at the church with Mrs. Betty Spencer, president, in charge. The L<Jrd 's ·Pra yer in unison was given and Mrs. Trudy Andrews gave the treasurer 's report and Mrs. Thelma Osb orne, the seereta ry 's report . LaDonna Clark gave the fl ower fund report, and Mrs. Eileen Bowers wa s put in charge of the moth er-daughter banquet IWid . Devotions were given by Mrs. Ja nel Venuy and Mrs. Clark gave the missionary report. Mrs. Spencer will host NOW IS TilE TIME TO TRADE Fl t lmll )!l.' ~ntJr r1ld f i l ~ hr n m· d d 1.1n111 11d rm g fll f i1 11 Excellence in Design and Quality Pomecoy Flower Keepsake' ~l'lt' ~ n.amuuJ M.mK-"1' ~~ Shop mE . MAIN Mn. Mlltord . POME!;OV vm-t03• ... - .. or'P92-S721 At THE INN PLACE NIGHT SHIFT 5 PIECE GROUP FROM SCIOTOVILLE, OHIO TONIGHT & SATURDAY 10-2' THE MEIGS INN 992-3629 t'\ ~I LII..,I I C nr.:w Kl· .:p\ .tk t• . ~ u .lrnnt..::cct ,!lld rcrm itl\l.:nrl) n:~" t c r~J Return Engagement Laurel Oiff ' the next meetin~ . Following prayer by Mrs. Venoy desse rt and coffee were served by Mrs. Andrews assi sted by Mrs. Venuy . Mrs. Kate Jar· rell was a guest. POMEROY, 0. �6-The Daily Sentmel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0, JUlie 23, 1978 CHOICES Karen Blaker Ph.D. Cross -add1ct1on Fonner Ftrst Ladv Betty Ford 's dtstress was ev1dent the mght she narrated the teleVISIOn verston of the · Nutcracker" ballet As she stumbled gamely , bu t wtlhout expresston. through her !Jnes, one could on!) asswne she had been overmedtcated - or had over· mediCated herself Ftve months later she an· nounced she was entenng a hosptlal to overcome a dependency on ptlls and alcohol Courageously shed· ding light on a problem shared b1 more than two I!Uilton Amen can women, the fo rmer ftrst lady broke Lhrough the pattern of demal by assertmg tn a very per· sonal "ay the mstdtous and destructll'e nature of addtc· lton In th ts excerpt from a hot· hne call, a counselor tnes to help a " orned son face the realtty of his mother 's crossaddt ctlon tu alcohol and pills 1Personal mformatton m all hot-!Jne ~x cerpts has tx>en altered to protect the caller's confldenltahty ) AL I'm nol calling for myself I'm worned about my mothet' Is tt all nght 1f I talk even though tl tsn't an emergency ' COUNSELOR Certatnl) AL At least, I don t thmk tl 's an emergency I m confused by her behavtor I can 't put my ftnger on anythmg spectftc, but she has changed over the past three years She used to be alert and fWl. now she's qUiet and preoccupied Maybe my marnage caused 1 her tu change I got marned about the tune all tlus started But mavtx> th ts ts atlmv llllagma uuti No one else 111 the fa mtl' seems to notice an~1hmg WI USual COUNSELOR What pmmpted vour call toda1 " AL She has a hab tt uf dnnkmg too mudt at soctal gatl~nn gs When we " ere at her !lUUS(' last mght, she gut pretty drunk I offered to ta ke her tu her room ~ s I "as helpmg her do"n the hall she kept sa) 1ng Glvt' me 111~ l!t· tie "hite darlings Do 1ou think she was lalkmg about pillS' COUNSELOR She could have been talkm g .!bout pills. If so, she mtght be miXIng them "llh alcohol That ts reall) dangerous AL Even "hen 1 uu take sumethmg as common as Valtwn ' COUN SELO R Yes Valtwn and some other tran qutllzers, "hen used wtlh alcohol, tn crease the po.s! biltl)' uf develupmg an addicti on Al. That muot be wh1 the doctor advtsed her nut to dnnk when she had Valt Wll m her system COUNSELOR Dues she take Valturn ? AL I don't really knu\\ About three yea rs ago, she had trouble relaXIng and the doctor ~ ave her a prescrtJ>twn She hasn t talked abuu( the ptlls smec then , so I JUS! asswned she slopped laktng them COUNSELOR You mean she hasn't ta lked about the ptlls until last n1ght AL Maybe she was JUS! ac- Sum tmg craz) be<ause of the alcohol Maytx> she didn 't kno" what she was sa) mg Maybe s l~ meant sometlung else Maybe . COUNSELOR Now I'OU are startmg to rationalize \OUr !llqlher's behilVIllr JUS\ as we are trymg to establish wht:.•lht!r she has a senuus problem AL That's n~hl I JUS\ can t face lt . What would I set ' to her '"' COUNSELOR Could you talk to her JUS! to c\anf) "hether or not she ts still takmg Vahu1n., AL No I don t reall) "ant to talk about tht> an)more 1 never should have called You're no help COU NSELOR · You sound "'II and scalpm~ And IL cornt~s v.1th either s1dc or rear d!scharlo!:c mo\1. er Get m on ),!reat Sa\ln)ls on a J>Opular and prO\l'n la'l\n t ractor the MF 85 Tra1•tor W1th heft) 8 hp Hn~J!S & Stratton t'n~in e and fH~pt t~d 1n hm• sh 1rtm~ the MF' Hf• 1s a great tlmt: anti .,.,ork s,t\Cr W1dc 3(j' ModuLtr Mll"- lf l••ts ~ou '1rtua\h {!Jf!<(Ct ahout !'l ktps Uurry 1 Summer Stampede Sale offer ends July 2& 1978 L\mlled 10 ~ available lnvenlOr) ROBERTA WIL.SON DINNER HELD The Rev and Mrs Wtl bur fhlt wtll be wekomcd back fu r • nulher yea r at the \{utla nd United Mcthodtst C11t1r ch Sunday •I a ca rry-m dmner to be held 111 the chu tch du11ng room at 1230 pm 9911164 Pomeroy LARGE & SMAL L ANIMALS LAW NS BUILT WITH AN INORGANIC FIBER GLASS MAT - RAniER DiAN ORGANIC FELT CERAMIC-COATED GRANULES TO GIVE SHINGLES A DEEP RICH HUE. CONTAINING ABOUT 50% MORE ASPHALT mAN CONVENTIONAL ASSURED DOUBLE COVERAGE WITH DISTINCTIVE RANDOM CUT EDGES. I Open Mon . thru Sat. 8-S p.m. CONVENIENT FREE PARKING 20 YEAR PRO RATED GUARANTEE KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. 405 N. 2ND , _ Helen Help ~: ; us. . . By Helen Bone! ::: <' PH. 992·3748 or 992·5020 . I MIDDLEPORT, 0. Scouts of the Pomeroy Elementary School cotnbmed Mon· day evenmg for a Browme fly-up ceremony and a court of awards for the JUmors Mrs Pat Thoma scrvtce umt dtreclor, conducted the fly-up ceremony for Ma'ry Ann Pterce, Amy Satterfield, Sherry Southworth, Meltssa Pterce, Jenmfer Swartz, and Cheryl Roush of Troop 1271 Each of the gtrls received Browrue wmgs and the gtrl scout treefml The court of awards opened wtth the flag ceremony con· dueled by Carolyn Casto and Debbte Werry Mrs Betty Lane, troop leader, pres1ded at the candle hghtmg ceremony where the scouts lighted ca ndles as they read the gtrl scout laws ReceiVIng awards were the followmg scouts: Cmdy Soulsby, personal hea lth , health atde, JUniOr aide, bndgmg, cookte patch and the one year pm , Daphame Dtllard, world assoctatton pm, gtrl scout pm , year pm, gtrl scou t patch, Black Dtamond strtp, blue btrd patch, )Wltor atde and bndgmg patch. Julte Stsson personal health, cookte and year pm. Nancy Jo~son, cookte patch, year ptn, health atde, jumor aide, and bndgmg patch . Laura McCullough, personal health, cookte, year pm,]untor a1de. and bnd gmg patch Jaye Roberts, cookte, year pm , JWliOr atde, and bndgmg pa tch Tnna Reeves, stgn of the star, cooking, camera, personal hearlth , world games, story teller, cook1e patch, one year ptn, JWl!Or health atde and bndgmg patch Karen Spencer, cookmg, cychst, cookte, year ptn, Juntor at de, and bndgmg patch Carolyn Casto, Indtan lore, s1gn of the star, magtctan, cookte patch, year pm, JWliOI' atde and brtdgmg along with a spectal cookte pm for selhng over 100 boxes Debbie Werry, home health and safely, hospitality , housekeeper , s1gn of the star, magtc carpet, cookmg, needlecraft, magiCian, cookte patch, year pm, and Juntor atde and bndgmg Suzan Thoma, personal health, stgn of the star, drawmg a~d pamltng, water fWl , camera story teller , collector, cookte patch, year pm , JWllOr atde , and bndgmg Crystal Lane, home hea lth and safety, housekeeper, per· sonal health pets, stgn of the star, cookmg, cookte patch, year pm, Jum or atde, bndgmg, and a spectal cookte ptn for selhng over 100 boxes of cooktes Atmette Johnson. water fUQ, personal health, cookte patch, yea r pm, )Wltor aide, and ~[ldgill~ , Dtana Whtle, needlecrah, rPY , home, housekeeper, water fun, arts mlhe round , cookte, and year ptn Patty Neutzltng, persona l health, hospttal tty, sewmg, toy maker. penpal, cockle patch, year pm, JUlltor atde and bndgmg Angte Ba ker, water fun , housekeepmg, pen pal. cookmg, personal healt h, cuokte patch, year put, )Wltor atde, and brtdg· mg I:;:~ SHEPAIDFOR THIS AFFAIR DEAR HELEN I fellm love wtth a marned man He had money trouble and borrowed from me Mervin satd he'd pay tt back from hts next check, but there have been ftve paydays and no sho" When! men!ton tl he gets mad and says Ius "tfe doesn t nag like thts What should I do '- COOLING OFF AND NEEDING CASH DEAR COaNC Tell Mervm the moocher the next tune you ask fur a pay· back 11 Will be lo hiS wtfe And contmue coolmg off- fast - H DEAR HELEN J hve alone and am up m years Iff had a heart attack or fell m the tub netghbors probably wouldn't hnd me for days I have though t of enrolling for a phone-calling scrvtce whtch checks un elderly· loners" at least once a day . It's run by a local conva lescent home and keeps restdents happily buoy If they get no answer for a certain penod of ume, they have someone go to the person's apartment or house The problem ts, I have two lovely daughters who hve fa trly she and Mar\!m Wtl sun \\Crc clos!' by , and they m1ghl be embarrassed. I don't mean to sound crtltcal, bul they JUS! plam forget to telephone, bemg so busy wtth thetr famthes When I was down wtlh the flu recently, they came by once a A covert>d dtsh dmner was week to bnng food, but no calls tn between They don't neglect cnJuYl'<i bv members of the me- they never forget Mother's Day or my birthday- but sttll Pa st Prestdenls Parley. I could be very dead m a week, wtthout someone checkmg I call them occastonally but don't like lo bother If I ask a Amencan LegiOn Awnltary. Ore" Webster Post 39, favor , ltke ptckmg up somethmg for me, the) sound so busy Do you suppose they'd feel hurt tf I subscrtbed to the dally Wednesday mght at the hume of Mrs Pearl Knapp , check ' -GRANDMA DEAR GRANDMA Syracuse prestdenl Why should you "orry about your daughters' hurt feelings' The Lord s Prayer m It's your life you're safeguardmg - and thetr lacks whtch make w11 sun opened the meeting wtth members gtvlflg the Ute telephone scrvtce necessary If you don 't want to emba rrass them, keep your subscnpllon pled ge tu the nag and standing In stlent h tbutc fur a seeret Bul I tlunk a btt of truth mtght msptre more telephone deceased members Devu• ttuns were by Mrs Iva Po" ell calls - H """ gdve a story enutled The Love uf John me" DEAHHELEN I ca n't understand these women who say they have no followed by a poem I Said a Pr a)'er Today " A com- regrets over premantal sex Those who were loose before mumcau on from Mrs Jack marnage have more extramantal affatrs, winch leads to more Balhtzet relatt ve tu the pupp} and more divorce Sex IS like glue Used to bmd lwo people m marnage, 1t fw1d was rea d Next meetmg \\Ill be on wuhes But used mdtscrunmately, tl just messes up hves Aug 16 with dmncr at a Putnt -KEITH Pleasant 1estaut ant A sue tal DEAR KEITH Do your words hold for men toe' - H huur followed the meettng lowest-priced Class A fire resi shingle you can buy. SEAL-0-M ATIC SHINGLE STRIP BONDS SHINGLES Wlni SUN HEAT lu Mrs Wtlsun an Amencan Tounster Gannent Carner Teachers at the Salem Center School asstslmg wet e Mtss Glen na Sprague, mustc supervisor and e:tccompan1st, Mrs Anna Turner, grade ftve teacher, Mrs. Wtmfred Naas, grade four teacher and wntcr uf the scnpt, Mrs Carol Evans, grade three , Mrs Olive Page, grade two, and Mrs Wykle Whttley, grade one, Mrs Vtvtan Pterce and Mrs Manum Hoffma n, cooks, and Gene Swan, custt>dian Mrs Bermce Garnes, cock, was absent due to famt\y Illness ~~ By Charlene Hoeflich I ~?:~'-::}:-:::::·:·:~·::~: :::.:.:~:·:.:·:·:·:·:·:-:·.·:·:·:·.::·:::::·:·::::::::;..;;::;:;:::::;;:::~:·:~.:-~·:.:·:«:3 IIASSEY.fDIG•MII ''The Store With All Kinds of StuW' FOR PETS STABLES GA RDENS I MWE.P'N- MODERN SUPPLY lt9 W Mam St I Girl Scout Diary Dinner held as Lawn Tractors rebate wtth the purchase of an MF 1!5 Lawn marned, the fourth graders sang For Me and My Gal" "lule the ftflh graders sang · Rock-a-Bye Baby'' as the bu th of Amslee and Pamela Wtlson were recalled Mrs. Whtlley tn her commentary told of Mrs Wtlson's retum to Ohto Umverstty as her two daughters learned vta radio the popular song, · Candy Man· , sWJg by the stxlh graders To conclude the ThiS Is Your Ltfe" program, the students sang to Mrs Wtlson, ' You Ltght Up My Ltfe' '' On behalf of the student body, Eddte Btshop presented A mustcal Tins Is Your Life' ""s presented by the students uf the Salem Center Elementary School last Frtday m trtbute to Mrs Roberta Wtlson, rettr1ng prmctpal and hundreds uf c ri SIS mterven- teacher Mrs IV) kle Wh1tle) ftrst tton phone lines m the Umted Slates F'or the phone nwnber grade teacher, served as uf one near you, contad your nustress of ce remuntes fut local mental health assuua- the surpme tnbute wluch lton ur mental health m- began wtth recollccttuns of furmatwn serv 1('e Wnte 1o Mt s Wtlsun s chtld huod on a Dt Blaker 111 care uf th1s farm near Fort Gay, W Va ne\\spaper, P 0 Box 489 followed br the first graders Radtu C1ty Statton, Ne" " ngtng Old McDonald Had York NY 100\9 Volume of a farm ' Her educattun •as mat! prohtb1ts repltes, but 1ecalled b) the second smgmg "Sehoul questwns of general tnterest grad e1s be dtscussed m fu ture Da)S' Tlurd graders sa ng You Must Have Been a ('O UJlUl S Beautiful Baby" as het tee na ge years \\ Cr t! ternembered Muv tng to the ltmc when Cash Rebate That'~ n~ht' Massr\· Ferguson IS u ff('nn~ a b1~ $200 cash Roberta Wilson honored with musical tribute 'll a•1gr) 1\L Well. nobod) ts gotng to accuse my mother of bemg a drug addict or an alc'Q hohc COlr.'<SELOR I am not ac· cusmg her of anyth mg You have ptcked up some clues that suggest something ts senousl) wrong If you tn· vesugate a htlle further, you n~<n fmd 1ou are mtslaken Ot j uu may fmd you need to help) our mother AL I don t thmk I want to pr) mto her bublness I II watt wtlll next ume Thts hot-lme call J!lustrates a conunon theme Loved ones often prefer demal tu facmg the reality of a pamful sllua Uun The coWJselur could not be very helpful at tins lnne Dr Blaker cannot take telephone ca lls from her 1eaders However, the1 e are r-~~-.~~~----~~·~~··-~--~----~ D of A holds initiation CHESTER--Three can· dtdates were mtttauun at Ihe Tuesda) mght mcctm~ of Ches ter Co un ctl 323 , Daughters of Amc11ca , ltcld at the hall Charlotte Grant , assuctale counctlur prestded at Ute meeting attended by 30 members lnttlated were Mrs Hebecca Brodenck, Mrs Emma Ashley and Ketth Ashley Elizabeth Hayes , councd deputy, welcomed the new members and each of the can· dictates spoke bncfly The books will be auchtcd on July 27 at the home uf Mrs Hayes Mrs D01uthy Rtldne, dtstrlct deputy, rcpm ted on attendmg :he stnct 9 rally at Toledo The quitrlerly btr· thdays will tx> observed at the Jul y 18 meetmg wtth potluck ref reslm1ents The yard sale sc heduled fo1 Jul y 7 and 8 was dtscussed On the second day there wtll also be a bake sale Plans were made fur bemg 111 the Hega tta parade Refreshments were served by the kitchen commt\tee Ptamst "as Helen Wolf Aitendmg bestdes those tlllmL'<i were Mrs. Betty Roush , Mrs Fem Morns, Mrs Mary Showalter, Mrs Mae McPeek, Mrs Jean F'redenck, Mrs Ada Morns , Mrs Dons Grueser, Mrs Mary Ha~ es, Mrs Margaret Tuttle, Mrs Mary K Holler , Mrs Thc~na Whtte, Mrs Zelda Weber, Mrs Ada Van Melee . Mrs Ethel Orr, Mrs Our othy Myers, Mrs Marcta I< cll cr. Mrs Ada Btssell, Mr s DorJ Kocntg, Mrs Goldte FrL'<ienck, Mrs Enna Cleland , Susan Cleland, M1ss Ju lte Hose, Mrs Leona Hensley, Mrs Goldte Wolfe , Mrs Letha Wood , and Mrs lnzy Newell Rutland VBS to begin The Rutland Un tied the JUn tors, and Edtth Mclhudtst Church Btble Tal bet'\ , the youth school wtll tx>gin Munday ,mq Mrs Hazel !tit and Donna eunllnue tlu uugh F'nday, 6 30 Wtlhamson wtll be the craft to 8 30 p m each evemng leaders, and mustc wtll be · Jesus, God's Wonderful provtded by Donna Jenkms Gtft ' wtll tx> the theme of the and Jane Wtse. Refreshments Polly Cramer school Teachers Will he wtll be served by Ruth Darla Wtlhamson wtlh Mary Erlewme, Janet Wtlhamsoo, Colwell asststing Wtlh the and Janet Morns hammer The shells cannot Troublesome begmners , Ann Webster, TransportatiOn wtll be pr~ ny aroWld ·DOROTHY wme slam prunary ; ~·ae Sauer wtth Joy vtded for buys and gtrls on DEAR POLLY - I l<lke Sauer asststmg wtth Mtd· Beech Grove Road, Leading care of those pesty httlc bugs Dj:AR POLLY- Please tell that get mto cornmeal, flour, dlers ; Marga ret Edwards, Creek Hoad, New I.J ma Road, me how to remove wme pancake mtxes, etc by putand Happy Hollow Road wtth slams ltn thts case red wme tmg a slick of WJwrapped ptckups about 6 15 each even· on a colton and polyester speat mutt gwn m the conmg. Anyone who wtshes to shtrl ) that I have !ned tatner or bux Now I du not help wtth the school should wa slun~ 111 warm water and have to throw away good contact Mrs Htlt , 742·2635, detergent wtth no luck food - ELLA the dtrector. My Pomter co ncerns A collectton wtll be taken DEAR POLLY - I would whi\enm~ old hetrluom !mens ltke to tell Mary that her used each evemng for a spectal and laces that are so lovely smurmg padq wtll not rust tf proJect and to help defray MONDAY and fragile I grate a bar of she keeps them m an old cost uf the school BIBLE SCHOOL Carleton pure so<~p and add water to plastic margarme conuuner A fmal plannmg sesston make a Jelly that I apply to They stay rust free to the Church, I<m gsbury Road , wtll b(! held after the dtnner Monday through Fnday 9 to on Sunday tlte statns or dJscolJJrallon very end -S C B Then hand wa sh usmg only DEAH POLLY - I got tired 11.30 a m da tl y Clostng wann water Tht s has worked of replactng drawslnngs tn program July 2, 7:30 p m. lot me many t1mes - AN- sweat shtrts, racket hoods, BEND 0' THE RIVER N ~: 'l1'E etc after they had worked Garden Clu b, 7 30 Mondlty DEAR ANNETT8 - You lhetr way out dunng l he night althe home of Mrs Bcrmay have set' the sta1ns by wa sh Now my stmple solu· mce Carpenter Members to The annual wtener roosl of wa shin~ m the w<trrn wa ter lton ts to pm the two ends of take thetr favortte arthe Homebuilders Class of the Cold water wtll usually each such strmg w~ether rangements and the program remove fresh stains If your wtth a safety pin (but do be wtll mclude a discusston of Middleport Church of Chi1St was held at Forest Acres fabri c will take It, hold a tea sure tt ts rustproof) Thts has the arrangements Park Tuesday evening. kettle uf but ltng water htgh saved me a lot of tune and BIBLE SCHOOL Monday Edward Evai!S gave the above the stam and pour frustratiOn -JANET through Friday at St Paul blessmg Attendmg were through it Ulltil removed. DEAH POLLY - In order to Untted Methodist Churc h, Mrs Dorothy Roach and Arubber band wtll hold the get more use out of creamy Tuppers Plains, 10 until noon Dartn, Mr and Mr.t. Rayfabrtc taut around the nm of !olton or hqwd makeup keep daily. Clos ing program July mond Baker a nd Angella, a bowl - POt.t.Y Lhc bottle upstde down on 1,7.30pm Mr.t Farte Cole, Davtd and DEAR POLLY - My Pet your makeup tray When BIBLE SCHOOL Monday Rae Anne, Mr. and Mrs Her· Peeve ts wtth messy grocerv , ready to usc the contents Will from 9.30 to 11 30 a.m. datly man Kincaid, Mr and Mr.t. carL~ that have candy wraJ>- be a I the top of the bottle or at Chester Grade School Clay Tuttle, Mack Stewart, pers, fa ctalll ""ucs and other J"f -MIMI BIBLE SCHOOL at Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Van litter in litem -S.M Polly wtll send you one of Galhpolls Christian Church Meter and Mrs. Brenc!B DEAH PO LLY -- My her stgned tha nk -you Monday through Friday 6.30 Shuler, Mrs Martha Hwmel, Pointer concerns shelling newspaper coupon clippers tf to 8 30 p m. each evening. Mrs Martha Fo•, Sherry, nuts so that the shells do not she uses your favonte BIBLE SCHOOL at Laurel Shelly, Terrt and Bobby Fo1, get itll ovet the counter Pul Potnter, Peeve or Problem m Cliff Free Met hodist Church Rhonda Snyder, Max Geary, tltc nuts tn a pla ~lle bag, hold her column Wnte POLLY'S Monday through Friday 9 to and Mr and Mrs. Edward the upenm~ together wtth one POIN'fEI!S in care uf lhts 11 :30 am. dally . Program on Evans Next meeti ng or the h.md and tall the nuts wtth a nt!wspaper Sunday, July 2, at 7 p.m class wtll be 111 September POLLY·s POINTERS ,--------, Social II 1 Calendar l I I Cookout held 7:-~ J?aily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Frid~y, June ~1. 1978 TELEVISION VIEWING Legislation at a glance Outsiders cannot be barred COLUMBUS (UP!)- Here unconslttu!tonally wtth the By CYNTHIA MIU..S is a glance at actiVIty free flow of mtersta le WASHINGTON (UPI) Thursday In the Ohto General The Supreme Court ruled 7-2 commerce Assembly FRID4Y, JUNE 23,1971 Mame, Massachusetts, today that a state capnot bar HOUSE 4 30-My Three Sons3, Gilligan's IS 4,ti, ~raoy liunch New Hampshtre, New outSiders from dumptng all 10, Little Rascals 15 BUislnlrodueed s:oo--Here Come The Brldn 3; My Three Sons 4, HB 1310, Bell Provtdes for thetr waste 111 pnva te ly Jersey, Pe1tnsylvama, Rhode Guns~oke 8, Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33, the appointment of a owned landfill sttes within tts Island and Vermont also have laws wh1ch to some degree Hogen s Heroes 10. Emergency One! t3 : Petticoat guardian for tbe estate of a borders Acting on challenges by bar dtsposal of sohd waste Junction 15 personfoWld not Ill be sane by Pluladelplua and other netghcollected m another state, S JO-Odd Couple -1, News 6, Elec Co 20,33, Mary a court of common pleas Tyler Moore 10; Hogan's Heroes IS bormg localities, the court accordmg to bnefs filed wtth HB 1311, Kurfess. Requues 6 oo--News 323,4,8,1 0,13,1S; ABC News 6, Zoom 20, struck down a New Jersey the court the offertng of extended area Mak\!19 Thl119s Grow JJ. law that barred outstders Justtce Potter Stewart, tel~phone servtce under 6 Jt>-NBC News 3,4, 15, ABC News13, Andy Griffith 6, From ustng the Garden wrtting for the maJortty, satd certain ctrcumstances. CBS News 8,10, Over Easy 20, Antiques 33 the New Jersey Supreme State's mor e than 300 HB 1312, FIX Authortzes 1 t»-Cross-Wits 3,4; Newlywed Game 6,13; Muppet Court was wrong when tt landfills Show 8. News 10, Gilligan's ts . 1S; Almanac 20. county prosecutors to appeal The court majority held upheld the law on groWlds Insight 33. a parole board demston to that the law mterfered that "the banmn g of 7:31>-Porter Wagoner 3; Gong Show 4, Price Is Right release an inmate 8; MacNeil-Lehrer Report 20,33, Family Feud 10, HB 1313, Branstool Pop Goes The Country 1S provides for the grantmg of 8 t»-CPO Sharkey 3,4, 1S. Tabitha 6, t3 . Wonder food and nulrttion servtces. moved 30 days prtor w an conservatton easements Woman 8, tO, Washington Week In Review 20,33. electton 29-II HB 1314, Deering . Reqwres 83-9. 8 30-Co\umbo 3,4, IS, Operation Petti coat 6,13 1 Wall Am HB 1160, Lehman Am . HB 531, Kellogg Rehealth director to momtor Street Week 20,33 Gtves prosecutors an appeal qutres a crtmtnal penalty for pnvale water supplies. 9·01)-Mov\e "-40 Carats" 6,13; Incredible Hulk 8,10, Shepherd's Pie 33 HB 1315, Stmztano Grants as of rtght from eertam trtal a person who permtts certam 9 30-Makem & Clancy 33, tO oo--News 3,4,10, Quincy compensation to persoi!S diS- and JUVemle cotu"l dectstons anunals to run allarge and to 15, Husbands , Wives & Lovers 8, 10. Austin City make a related change m placed by community urban 90-4 Limits 33 Am. HB 1102, R. James antmals runmng at large redevlopment corporaltons 10 :31>-Baseball (Reds Dodgers! 3.4, Monty Python's Converts Ohto University Am HB 1017, Shoemaker Concurs In Flying Circus 20 Academic Center to a branch Reqmres advance payment Senate Amendments 11 oo--News 6,8,10,13,1 S, ABC News 33 campus. 88-10. of workers' compensahon Am. HB 935, Tansey . 11 30-Baretta 13 , Johnny Carson 15. Movie "Blowing Am HB 220, R James premuuns for three-month Revtses law oo retakmg of Wild" 6, Movie ""C C & Company" 8, Movie permits a rettu"n Ill smgle pertod 28-!1 rest for real estate bro~er's or "Flight of the Lost Balloon" 10, Janak\ JJ hfettme eqUivalent under Conference Report Accepted salesmen's license. 81-II. 12'41>-lrons\de 13; I DO-Midnight Special 3;4,1S, retirement systems. 95-0 Am HB 655, Healy Sets Am. HB 1134, L. Brown. 1· 41>-News 13 Am Sub HB 1202, Qutlter organtzauonal meetmg dale 2 31>-News 3; 3 oo--Movte "Nighlmare In Chicago" 3. Revtses regulation of money Authortzes land conveyance for 4·30-Movle "Thelpcress File" 3, 6 DO-Big Valley co unty central order ftrms. 92--2. 3) 7 DO-Bewitched 3 committees 27-0 Am. HB 316, Murdock. m Toledo m Movie Channel 4 Am. HB 637, Bowers InSub SB 158, Speck Allows boards of county S& 7 P M - Another Man, Another Chance I PG I creases common pleas court Improves procedures for commtsstoners to employ 9 & 11 PM -Carnal Knowteddge !R l clerk fees 95-0. collecttve awards by small counsel. 73-9. Cablt Ch1nne1 5 Am Sub HB 467, Ca rney. clauns courts 28-0 Sub HB 469, Nader. Allows 1·00 PM - Paul Gaudino Fam ily Fitness Show Concurs In occupational drivtng Provtdes tax exemption for 10 00 PM - 100 Club energy conversiOn factlittes House Amendments prtvtleges for persons 11.00 PM - Regatta Parade & Highlights Am SB 435, Roberto convtcled of drunk drtvmg 90-3 Am . HB 55, J. Thompson. Defmes an umnco rporated and for termmatton of hcense Provtdes for retireme nt mutua l fund as a taxpayer SATURDAY, JUNE 24,1918 suspensions for refusal w 6 oo--summer Semester 8, 10, 6 30-TVC\assroom 8; benefits to survtce spouses of 31J-(J, take an alcohol test 69-12 U.S Farm Report 10; Kentucky Afield 13 stale retirement systems 92Am SJR lt , Cox Proposes Am HB 1034, Maddux, 1 oo--Morlo & the Magi c Movie Machine 4, Matters of 1 amendmg the consltlution w Conftrms lake lands Life 6, Ghost Buoters 8, Public Polley Forums 10. Am Sub HB 1092, case some restrlcttons on agreements, 84-0. Grape Ape 13 Bra nstool. Provtdes for coun ty commtsstoners 28-1 AM . HB 1036, Maddu•, 7 30-Salurday Reoort ], World of Survival 4, Ad accredttatton of advanced Am SB 464, O'Shaug hnesConfirms lake lands ventureo of Muhammad All t5, Wacko 8, Dusty'• EMT-A 88-5. sy Authortzes sale of stale Treel\ouse 6; Dynomutt t3 agreements 87-0 Am Sub HB 1017, Shoe- land m Columbus to Kroger 8 01)-Hong Kong Phooey 3,4, t5, Superfrlends 6, 13, Am . HB 1037, Branstool. maker Penntts a prellllwn 28-0 Three Robontc Stooges 8,10, 8 30-Giobelrotlers Confirms lake lands secunty depostl reqwred of 34, 15, Speed Buggy 8.10 Am SB 495 , Bowers agreements. 86-II 9 oo--Scooby's Lafl A Lymptcs 6,13, Bug• Bunny employers under workers' Revtses procedure for Am Sub HB 590, Road Runner 8,1 0 compensation 93-II retmbursmg school dtstrtcts Chrtstman Requtr es 10 DO-Pink Panther 3,4, t5. Batman Tarzan 8,10 • Am HB 12185, Chrtstman for u nemp l oyment adoption of a state frre code It DO-Baggy Pants 3,4,15, Krotft Supershow 6,13 School closmg procedures 92compensatton costs for and minunum standards for 11 30-Space Sentinels 3, 15, Little Rascals 4, Secrets 0. auxtliary ~erv tce personne l ftre prolectton and fire of Isis 8, 10. Refuses to Concur 28-0 ftghtmg eqwpment. ~ 12 DO-Land of lhe Lost 3, 15, Mov ie "The Man Hunter" In Sell8te Amendments Am. SB 351, Sehwarwalder 4, Point of View 6; Fat Albert 8, tO; Action News for Am HB 921, T. Johnlon Establishes a pohcy of Am HB 422, Lehman Kids 13 Requires nondiscrunma tor~ ISSuing C itations for mmor Ltmtts su bst ttute co urt 12 30-Thunder 3, 15. American Bandstand 13. Soul ctvtl servtce e•ams for the Tr ain 6, Space Academy 8, tO mtsdemeanors rather than JUdges m sesston 44-44 blmd and deaf. 76-(), 1 oo--Space Ktdettes 3, Viewpoint 8. Mr Magoo 10, Reconsidered and Defeated makmg arrests 29-II. BUts Passed Four Children 15. In Search of the Real America 33 Am SJR 23, McCormack Am SB 130, Allows anaesSub HB 835, Hartley 1 30-Bewtlched 3; Miniature Golf 6, Racer! 8, Film ProvideB for abuse of family thesiologtsts asststants to ad- Proposes amendmg the Festival 10, 28th Southern 300 13, Better Way 15, mtruster anaesthettcs 49-11 constttutton to permtl laws to members. 92-2 French Chef 33 be enacted alfectmg use of Concurs In HB 994, L. Brown . Perllllls 2 oo--Truth or Cons 3. Mov ie "Mysterious Mr priSOn labor 28-0 Sell8te Amendments local Wltls to sell, borrow Wong" .4, Wrestl ing 15 , Great Teams-Great Years Sub SB 415, Roberto Am HB 1013 , Jones 6, Movie "Great Day In the Morning" 8. Movie agaii!St and recetve mterest Permtts n onprofit Au !homes bureau of cnppled "My Friend Irma" 10, Ironolde 13, Good Morn ln' oo notes 92-0. corporattons under contract chtldren's servtces to treat Blues 33 Sub. HB 1186, Deermg wtth the state to provtde 2 30-Star Trek 3, 3 01)-NCAA Special 6, 13 . Movie persons aged 21 or ove r 82-II. Conforms taxmg procedure "Ghosts on the Loose" 4, Ftlm 15, Book Beat 33 guardianship servtces 28-0. Sub HB 1209, Begala Refor railroads Wlder Ohto law 3 3D-People & Places 33. 3 3s-Greatest Sports Bills Passed pea ls Instant voter wtth federal law. 9().(1, Legends 3 Am HB 1081, Bowers. ConAm. Sub SB 351, Schwarz- reg1strabon language m sta te 4 oo--Baseball Warm Up 4, 15 , Golf 8, tO, Body Shop forms Ohto strtp mme law to law 88-2 walder Establishes a pohcy 33; 4 ts-Basebatl 3,4,15. 4 30-Catch 33 33 federal standards 28-0. Sub. HB 565, Leonard Reof tssumg cttations mstead of 5 DO-Wide World of Sport• 6, 13, Sports Spectacular a, Am HB 876, Camera VISes proced ur es for making arrests in mmor Pop Goes The Country 10, To Be Announmced 20, mtsdemeanor cases 56-37 detennmmg competence of Authortzes the Bureau of Zoom 33. 5 30-Porter Wagoner 10, Social Security · How to Fit\ Am . SB 382, Freeman. crunmal defendants to stand Workers' Compensat ion to use dtfferent methods m Out The Form 21), Once Upon A Ctasolc 33 Authortzes land transfer 111 trtal 87-0 pr ese r v tn g ne cessary Am. HB 435, J Johnson 6 DO-Lawrence Welk 8, News 10, Zoom 20; Studio See Stark County. ~ 33 SB 418, Cox Permtts Clarthes procedures for documents 28-0 6 30-ABC News 13. News 6. CBS News tO, You Bet Sub SB 477 , Mah oney boards of educa tion to approprtalton of htghway Your Life 20, Que Paso, USA? 33 Establishes requ trement provtde transporta lion to any lands 81-ll ; oo--Ltttle Rascal s 3, Lawrence Wetk 4,15, Hee Haw to hea lth and safety relatmg Am Sub HB 1081, Bowers. nonrestdent pupil to and from 6,8, Black P.erspective On The News 33, Bugs of clients and state's fiscal a nonpublic htgh school 92-ll Conforms Ohto stnp mine Bunny 10; Wtld Kingdom 13, Elec Co 21l obhga!ton when a nursmg Am . SB 491 , Cox. Allows reclamation law to federal 7 30-We Think You Should Know 3, Lowetl Thomas hom e loses federal Remembers 33. At\ Star Anything Goes tO; Four fire levy funds to be used for standards 84-4 certlfl ca llon 28-0 Refused to Cuneur Children 13. Once Upon A Classic 21l the purpose of purchasmg Am Sub. HB 513, Deermg In Senate Amendments 8 DO-Bionic Woman 3,4,15. Free Country 6,13, Bob ambulance eqmpment 93-1 Estabhshes procedures for Am. Sub HB 513, Deermg Newhart 8, 10; Onedln Line 20; Old Friends New Am SB 495, Bowen. aba tement of agncullural Friends 33. Provtdes for implementmg Revtses procedur e for 8 30-Pttol6, 13; Baby, I' m Back 8,10, In Performance pollutiOn and urban law on agricultural pollutton reunbursing school dtstncts at Wolf Trap 33 28-0 sedunent. for unemployment abatement 3&-29 9 DO-Movie "A Sensitive, Passionate Man" 3,4, 15, Am HB 435, J Johnson co mpensation cos ts for Conference Report Accepted Love Boat 6,1 3, Movie " The Sere! of Santa VII Changes certam spectal Am Sub SB 158, Speck. auxiliary servtces personnel tori a" 8, 10; Greal Performances 20 powers tn htghway land llevlses small clatms co urt 10 DO-Fantasy Island 6,13, 94-0. appropnattons. 28-0 procedures 88-0. 11 DO-News 3,4,6,13,15, Soundstage 33, 11 Is-ABC Sub. SB 415, Roberto . Am sub HB 806, Tranter News 6, News 8,10 Perm i ts n o nprofit SENATE Regulates the btddmg on tl :31>-Salurday Night 3,4, 15, Movie " Mad Monster corporations under contract Bills Passed motion pictures by theater Party" 6; Pro Soccer 13 wtth the Mental Health and Am. HB 1177, Rocco 11 4s-Movle "Our Man Ftlnt" 10, 12 DO-Janakl 33 Retardation Depaitment w Authortzes sale of state owners. 28-0. 12 Is-Don .Kirshner's Rock 'Concert 8; I .<»-Movie Am Sub HB 422, Lehman prov1de guardianship property In Broadvtew "Siory of a Woman" 3; Movie " House of Cards" 4, Ltm1ts tim e s ubstttute servtce. 93-II Hetghts 29-0 Wolfman Jack 6 muntctpal court JUdges rna~ Am. SB 441, Van Meter. Am. HB U02, R James 1 JO-Movle "Fearless Frank" 13, 3 DO-News 3,13; sit tn sesston 28-0 Requires motor vehtcles Converts the OU Academtc 3 30-Mov\e "Secret Ceremony" 3, 5 30-Bononza 3 Refuses to Concur regtstrar to tssue spectal Center to branch campus 27In House Amendments license plates to former 2 Am . SB 493, Meshel thumbs Don 1 lighl Jhe odds POW's 90-1 Am HB tl9, Deertng For Ssturday, June 24 Supplemental approprtattons Wrap 1t up early Get out wllh Am. SB ~ . O'Shaughnes- Spec tfles the manner m pleasant compamons btll ().26 LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cl 2l) Aom sy, Authorizes sale of land In which a board of township trustees may lease or h1gh and don t get d•scouraged Columbus w Kroger . 96-0. rst thmgs don t go your Bernice Bede Osol •fwayat f1Joday Am. SUb. SB 493, Meshel . purchase land For a township Recall th e tate ol Supplemental appropnatlons park 30-0 th e hare and lhe tortoise Am. HB IllS , Htmg SCORPIO (Oct. 24·Nov 22) bill 77-16. Requires employers to make Concurs in Frust rat ions are l1kely today monthl y wtthholdmg tax becau se yo u're apt to set your Senate Amendments sights on the wrong Ob)ecttves payments not later than ten Am . HB 1115, Hlnlg You'll maKe tl'le co rrections banking days after the close Requires employers Ill make however and then 11 s smooth June 24, 1111 of each calendar mooth. 29-0 tu monthly wlthholdmg sailing . Know ledge and e)(perlence SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-0ec: payments not later than 10 Am Sub HB 467, Carney. you ve garnered rn Jhe past will 21) Rather than get uptlghl Provides tax exemption ror be put Jo protttabte uses this Joday regarding things you days after close of each energy converston facilities, comrng year Big thi ngs you can 1 amend or control . loc us calendar mmth. 91-3. solid waste and thermal efft· couldn t putt el l before are now your eltorts and atten11on on Am. HB 119, Deering poss1ble and probable ctency factllttes 27-3. areas where you can do so Specifies the manner m CANCER (June 21-July 22) CAPRICORN (O.c U-Jon 19) which township trustees may Sub. HB 55, J Thompson AvOid goi ng rnlo deb t today Be caretu l today lhat material Permtts publi c employees espectal ly over ttems you really things don t become an Iss ue lease or purchase land for a beneftts to continue after don't need It mlghllake longer between you and someone perk. 92-ll. and be harder lo pay of! than yo u revery land ol EveryJhong remarrtage . Am . Sub. HB 234, Orlett you now realize Find out more witt worK out 11 left un chal· Am. HB 220, R James. Improves state government about yourselt by sendong tor lenged Permits a return wthe smgle your copy at Astro-Graph Let· AQUARIUS (Jon 20-Feb. 111 lifetime benefit equivalent ter Mall 50 cent• tor each and a People you assocoate wtt n to quiet evening at home w1th the after the death of a tong se ll-addressed, stamped da y tend to m1rro r your deport- fami ly enve lope to Aslro Graph , P.O ment If you want pleasa nt TAURUS (Apr\120-Moy 10) A day dest gnated bbeneflclar y Bo• 489 Fladto City Statton encounters . b ehave In a lolled wllh h~avy responsobo\\. other than the spouse of the lies and pressures wtll end N Y 10019 Be sure to speclty lt~ e ndly manner birth srgn PISCES (Feb- 20-Morch 20) qu11e nicely wrlh fri ends tnr s retlrant under the stale LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Do1ng Misusi ng your keen tmagma· everlng You'll com pletely lor- retirement system. 29-0. nice Jhlngs lor others this Iron maMes Jasos appear dllfl· gel earlier strains HB 1285, Ch ristm an evening rs commendable, but It cu lt today If you work Instead GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You II Provides new sc hool won t compleJely aton e lor I hat of rallonalozlng you It see laugh at all the negative !honk· management procedures. lng you did all day long when abrastve attrtude you've had all !hey re really a snap day ARIES (Mirch 21·Aprlt 11) lontghl you discover you re In a 29-0 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) Even You re not tn one of ~our more stronger position than you real· HB 1209, Maddux Restores though you teet \Ike doing a lot sociable moods todoy !zed votmg rights to those who ol work to_<lay . you could be all Foresake tt-e crowds Plan a !NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN f valueless ou\-()f·state wastes .Implicates no constttuttonal protecuon." Stewart satd the law wrongly " tmposes on ouklf· stale commerctal interests the ftJII burden of qonservtng the stale's remammg landfill stale may ban Wilh open space dtmtmshmg, land values nsmg and the amount of solid waste from America 's gr o wtng populatton Increasmg , the problem of what w do wtth the useless byproducts of human space '' But Justice Wtlltam Rehn - extslence ha s become more qutst, m a dissent JOined by and more unporta nt. The New Jersey Chtef Jushce Warren Burger, said he sees no way "Ill legtslature, m response lo a solid waste "criSIS" m the distmgutsh sohd waste. from germ-mfected rags, state and concern about dtseased meat and other envtronmental and health from the noXIOUS Items" which the hazards prolileration of landftll sttes, passe d the law 111 1973, prohtbtllng anyone from dumpmg waste ongmaling outstde tts borders The legtslature concluded such action was wtthm tts pohce powers w protect the • enVIronment But Stewart satd 1! does not matter whether the ultunale a1111 of the law was to reduL.., waste disposal costs borne by state resrdents or w save remammg open lands from pollut1on U.S. policy attacked By CHARLES M. MADIGAN MOSCOW (UPI) - The Sovtet Umon sharply attacked the Umted Stales and NATO for "colleetive and aggresstve mthtary polthcal acttons" m Afrtca, chargm g Westem cnllctsm of Moscow was no more than 'shameless slander " The maJOr SoVIet foretgn policy statement, tssued late Thursday by the Tass ne:vs agency, was an obvtous respoi!Se to President Carter's repeated charges of Sovtet and Cuban mterference m the recent confltct m Zaire " All responstbility for the posstble consequences of the whippmg up of lenstons m the Afrtcan contment rests wtth the aggresstve etrcles of the West, " Tass satd The statement srud efforts by the Umted States and tts allies to promote a pan Afncan force to help Zatre ftght a rebel mvaston was really an attempt to mcrease the West's mfluence tn Afnca "The transttt on of the leading Western powers w coll ecuve and aggresstve milttary polttt cal actions ts a new dangerous moment m Afrtca, " Tass satd "The gmdmg role m !hetr unplementation belongs w the Umted States of Amenca which IS makmg extenstve use of the NATO mechamsrn for tts auns " It underlmed the Sovtet Unton 's own posttton tn Afnca and staled tl will contmu e " supportmg " vanous nat tonal ltberatton movements 4 ~IUEWALK \ SPECIALS Fnday, June 23 & Saturday, June 24 (Broken S1zesl 1 Group Reg. $21 99 PEDWIN LOAFERS ..... NOW $1599 THE SHOE BOX Middleport, Ohio _We Always Go First Class! When it comes to care, the Dairy farme rs in this community have excelled themselves. We'd like to say 'th.mks folks', for making our job so pleasant! SUGAR RUN MILLS ' POMEROY, 0 . 180MULBERRY AVE. ASTRO•GRAPH ~l(]wm Harry O'Dairy thinks the best place to stop for an after practice or after the game treat is ~mcrm~ITJ~ DAIRY ISLE SPECIAL JUNE 24-30 CHECK THE SHERBET SPECIAL FISH SANDWICH & FRIES Locusl & ~th St. l Middleport, 0 94~ 991-514& �6-The Daily Sentmel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0, JUlie 23, 1978 CHOICES Karen Blaker Ph.D. Cross -add1ct1on Fonner Ftrst Ladv Betty Ford 's dtstress was ev1dent the mght she narrated the teleVISIOn verston of the · Nutcracker" ballet As she stumbled gamely , bu t wtlhout expresston. through her !Jnes, one could on!) asswne she had been overmedtcated - or had over· mediCated herself Ftve months later she an· nounced she was entenng a hosptlal to overcome a dependency on ptlls and alcohol Courageously shed· ding light on a problem shared b1 more than two I!Uilton Amen can women, the fo rmer ftrst lady broke Lhrough the pattern of demal by assertmg tn a very per· sonal "ay the mstdtous and destructll'e nature of addtc· lton In th ts excerpt from a hot· hne call, a counselor tnes to help a " orned son face the realtty of his mother 's crossaddt ctlon tu alcohol and pills 1Personal mformatton m all hot-!Jne ~x cerpts has tx>en altered to protect the caller's confldenltahty ) AL I'm nol calling for myself I'm worned about my mothet' Is tt all nght 1f I talk even though tl tsn't an emergency ' COUNSELOR Certatnl) AL At least, I don t thmk tl 's an emergency I m confused by her behavtor I can 't put my ftnger on anythmg spectftc, but she has changed over the past three years She used to be alert and fWl. now she's qUiet and preoccupied Maybe my marnage caused 1 her tu change I got marned about the tune all tlus started But mavtx> th ts ts atlmv llllagma uuti No one else 111 the fa mtl' seems to notice an~1hmg WI USual COUNSELOR What pmmpted vour call toda1 " AL She has a hab tt uf dnnkmg too mudt at soctal gatl~nn gs When we " ere at her !lUUS(' last mght, she gut pretty drunk I offered to ta ke her tu her room ~ s I "as helpmg her do"n the hall she kept sa) 1ng Glvt' me 111~ l!t· tie "hite darlings Do 1ou think she was lalkmg about pillS' COUNSELOR She could have been talkm g .!bout pills. If so, she mtght be miXIng them "llh alcohol That ts reall) dangerous AL Even "hen 1 uu take sumethmg as common as Valtwn ' COUN SELO R Yes Valtwn and some other tran qutllzers, "hen used wtlh alcohol, tn crease the po.s! biltl)' uf develupmg an addicti on Al. That muot be wh1 the doctor advtsed her nut to dnnk when she had Valt Wll m her system COUNSELOR Dues she take Valturn ? AL I don't really knu\\ About three yea rs ago, she had trouble relaXIng and the doctor ~ ave her a prescrtJ>twn She hasn t talked abuu( the ptlls smec then , so I JUS! asswned she slopped laktng them COUNSELOR You mean she hasn't ta lked about the ptlls until last n1ght AL Maybe she was JUS! ac- Sum tmg craz) be<ause of the alcohol Maytx> she didn 't kno" what she was sa) mg Maybe s l~ meant sometlung else Maybe . COUNSELOR Now I'OU are startmg to rationalize \OUr !llqlher's behilVIllr JUS\ as we are trymg to establish wht:.•lht!r she has a senuus problem AL That's n~hl I JUS\ can t face lt . What would I set ' to her '"' COUNSELOR Could you talk to her JUS! to c\anf) "hether or not she ts still takmg Vahu1n., AL No I don t reall) "ant to talk about tht> an)more 1 never should have called You're no help COU NSELOR · You sound "'II and scalpm~ And IL cornt~s v.1th either s1dc or rear d!scharlo!:c mo\1. er Get m on ),!reat Sa\ln)ls on a J>Opular and prO\l'n la'l\n t ractor the MF 85 Tra1•tor W1th heft) 8 hp Hn~J!S & Stratton t'n~in e and fH~pt t~d 1n hm• sh 1rtm~ the MF' Hf• 1s a great tlmt: anti .,.,ork s,t\Cr W1dc 3(j' ModuLtr Mll"- lf l••ts ~ou '1rtua\h {!Jf!<(Ct ahout !'l ktps Uurry 1 Summer Stampede Sale offer ends July 2& 1978 L\mlled 10 ~ available lnvenlOr) ROBERTA WIL.SON DINNER HELD The Rev and Mrs Wtl bur fhlt wtll be wekomcd back fu r • nulher yea r at the \{utla nd United Mcthodtst C11t1r ch Sunday •I a ca rry-m dmner to be held 111 the chu tch du11ng room at 1230 pm 9911164 Pomeroy LARGE & SMAL L ANIMALS LAW NS BUILT WITH AN INORGANIC FIBER GLASS MAT - RAniER DiAN ORGANIC FELT CERAMIC-COATED GRANULES TO GIVE SHINGLES A DEEP RICH HUE. CONTAINING ABOUT 50% MORE ASPHALT mAN CONVENTIONAL ASSURED DOUBLE COVERAGE WITH DISTINCTIVE RANDOM CUT EDGES. I Open Mon . thru Sat. 8-S p.m. CONVENIENT FREE PARKING 20 YEAR PRO RATED GUARANTEE KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. 405 N. 2ND , _ Helen Help ~: ; us. . . By Helen Bone! ::: <' PH. 992·3748 or 992·5020 . I MIDDLEPORT, 0. Scouts of the Pomeroy Elementary School cotnbmed Mon· day evenmg for a Browme fly-up ceremony and a court of awards for the JUmors Mrs Pat Thoma scrvtce umt dtreclor, conducted the fly-up ceremony for Ma'ry Ann Pterce, Amy Satterfield, Sherry Southworth, Meltssa Pterce, Jenmfer Swartz, and Cheryl Roush of Troop 1271 Each of the gtrls received Browrue wmgs and the gtrl scout treefml The court of awards opened wtth the flag ceremony con· dueled by Carolyn Casto and Debbte Werry Mrs Betty Lane, troop leader, pres1ded at the candle hghtmg ceremony where the scouts lighted ca ndles as they read the gtrl scout laws ReceiVIng awards were the followmg scouts: Cmdy Soulsby, personal hea lth , health atde, JUniOr aide, bndgmg, cookte patch and the one year pm , Daphame Dtllard, world assoctatton pm, gtrl scout pm , year pm, gtrl scou t patch, Black Dtamond strtp, blue btrd patch, )Wltor atde and bndgmg patch. Julte Stsson personal health, cookte and year pm. Nancy Jo~son, cookte patch, year ptn, health atde, jumor aide, and bndgmg patch . Laura McCullough, personal health, cookte, year pm,]untor a1de. and bnd gmg patch Jaye Roberts, cookte, year pm , JWliOr atde, and bndgmg pa tch Tnna Reeves, stgn of the star, cooking, camera, personal hearlth , world games, story teller, cook1e patch, one year ptn, JWl!Or health atde and bndgmg patch Karen Spencer, cookmg, cychst, cookte, year ptn, Juntor at de, and bndgmg patch Carolyn Casto, Indtan lore, s1gn of the star, magtctan, cookte patch, year pm, JWliOI' atde and brtdgmg along with a spectal cookte pm for selhng over 100 boxes Debbie Werry, home health and safely, hospitality , housekeeper , s1gn of the star, magtc carpet, cookmg, needlecraft, magiCian, cookte patch, year pm, and Juntor atde and bndgmg Suzan Thoma, personal health, stgn of the star, drawmg a~d pamltng, water fWl , camera story teller , collector, cookte patch, year pm , JWllOr atde , and bndgmg Crystal Lane, home hea lth and safety, housekeeper, per· sonal health pets, stgn of the star, cookmg, cookte patch, year pm, Jum or atde, bndgmg, and a spectal cookte ptn for selhng over 100 boxes of cooktes Atmette Johnson. water fUQ, personal health, cookte patch, yea r pm, )Wltor aide, and ~[ldgill~ , Dtana Whtle, needlecrah, rPY , home, housekeeper, water fun, arts mlhe round , cookte, and year ptn Patty Neutzltng, persona l health, hospttal tty, sewmg, toy maker. penpal, cockle patch, year pm, JUlltor atde and bndgmg Angte Ba ker, water fun , housekeepmg, pen pal. cookmg, personal healt h, cuokte patch, year put, )Wltor atde, and brtdg· mg I:;:~ SHEPAIDFOR THIS AFFAIR DEAR HELEN I fellm love wtth a marned man He had money trouble and borrowed from me Mervin satd he'd pay tt back from hts next check, but there have been ftve paydays and no sho" When! men!ton tl he gets mad and says Ius "tfe doesn t nag like thts What should I do '- COOLING OFF AND NEEDING CASH DEAR COaNC Tell Mervm the moocher the next tune you ask fur a pay· back 11 Will be lo hiS wtfe And contmue coolmg off- fast - H DEAR HELEN J hve alone and am up m years Iff had a heart attack or fell m the tub netghbors probably wouldn't hnd me for days I have though t of enrolling for a phone-calling scrvtce whtch checks un elderly· loners" at least once a day . It's run by a local conva lescent home and keeps restdents happily buoy If they get no answer for a certain penod of ume, they have someone go to the person's apartment or house The problem ts, I have two lovely daughters who hve fa trly she and Mar\!m Wtl sun \\Crc clos!' by , and they m1ghl be embarrassed. I don't mean to sound crtltcal, bul they JUS! plam forget to telephone, bemg so busy wtth thetr famthes When I was down wtlh the flu recently, they came by once a A covert>d dtsh dmner was week to bnng food, but no calls tn between They don't neglect cnJuYl'<i bv members of the me- they never forget Mother's Day or my birthday- but sttll Pa st Prestdenls Parley. I could be very dead m a week, wtthout someone checkmg I call them occastonally but don't like lo bother If I ask a Amencan LegiOn Awnltary. Ore" Webster Post 39, favor , ltke ptckmg up somethmg for me, the) sound so busy Do you suppose they'd feel hurt tf I subscrtbed to the dally Wednesday mght at the hume of Mrs Pearl Knapp , check ' -GRANDMA DEAR GRANDMA Syracuse prestdenl Why should you "orry about your daughters' hurt feelings' The Lord s Prayer m It's your life you're safeguardmg - and thetr lacks whtch make w11 sun opened the meeting wtth members gtvlflg the Ute telephone scrvtce necessary If you don 't want to emba rrass them, keep your subscnpllon pled ge tu the nag and standing In stlent h tbutc fur a seeret Bul I tlunk a btt of truth mtght msptre more telephone deceased members Devu• ttuns were by Mrs Iva Po" ell calls - H """ gdve a story enutled The Love uf John me" DEAHHELEN I ca n't understand these women who say they have no followed by a poem I Said a Pr a)'er Today " A com- regrets over premantal sex Those who were loose before mumcau on from Mrs Jack marnage have more extramantal affatrs, winch leads to more Balhtzet relatt ve tu the pupp} and more divorce Sex IS like glue Used to bmd lwo people m marnage, 1t fw1d was rea d Next meetmg \\Ill be on wuhes But used mdtscrunmately, tl just messes up hves Aug 16 with dmncr at a Putnt -KEITH Pleasant 1estaut ant A sue tal DEAR KEITH Do your words hold for men toe' - H huur followed the meettng lowest-priced Class A fire resi shingle you can buy. SEAL-0-M ATIC SHINGLE STRIP BONDS SHINGLES Wlni SUN HEAT lu Mrs Wtlsun an Amencan Tounster Gannent Carner Teachers at the Salem Center School asstslmg wet e Mtss Glen na Sprague, mustc supervisor and e:tccompan1st, Mrs Anna Turner, grade ftve teacher, Mrs. Wtmfred Naas, grade four teacher and wntcr uf the scnpt, Mrs Carol Evans, grade three , Mrs Olive Page, grade two, and Mrs Wykle Whttley, grade one, Mrs Vtvtan Pterce and Mrs Manum Hoffma n, cooks, and Gene Swan, custt>dian Mrs Bermce Garnes, cock, was absent due to famt\y Illness ~~ By Charlene Hoeflich I ~?:~'-::}:-:::::·:·:~·::~: :::.:.:~:·:.:·:·:·:·:·:-:·.·:·:·:·.::·:::::·:·::::::::;..;;::;:;:::::;;:::~:·:~.:-~·:.:·:«:3 IIASSEY.fDIG•MII ''The Store With All Kinds of StuW' FOR PETS STABLES GA RDENS I MWE.P'N- MODERN SUPPLY lt9 W Mam St I Girl Scout Diary Dinner held as Lawn Tractors rebate wtth the purchase of an MF 1!5 Lawn marned, the fourth graders sang For Me and My Gal" "lule the ftflh graders sang · Rock-a-Bye Baby'' as the bu th of Amslee and Pamela Wtlson were recalled Mrs. Whtlley tn her commentary told of Mrs Wtlson's retum to Ohto Umverstty as her two daughters learned vta radio the popular song, · Candy Man· , sWJg by the stxlh graders To conclude the ThiS Is Your Ltfe" program, the students sang to Mrs Wtlson, ' You Ltght Up My Ltfe' '' On behalf of the student body, Eddte Btshop presented A mustcal Tins Is Your Life' ""s presented by the students uf the Salem Center Elementary School last Frtday m trtbute to Mrs Roberta Wtlson, rettr1ng prmctpal and hundreds uf c ri SIS mterven- teacher Mrs IV) kle Wh1tle) ftrst tton phone lines m the Umted Slates F'or the phone nwnber grade teacher, served as uf one near you, contad your nustress of ce remuntes fut local mental health assuua- the surpme tnbute wluch lton ur mental health m- began wtth recollccttuns of furmatwn serv 1('e Wnte 1o Mt s Wtlsun s chtld huod on a Dt Blaker 111 care uf th1s farm near Fort Gay, W Va ne\\spaper, P 0 Box 489 followed br the first graders Radtu C1ty Statton, Ne" " ngtng Old McDonald Had York NY 100\9 Volume of a farm ' Her educattun •as mat! prohtb1ts repltes, but 1ecalled b) the second smgmg "Sehoul questwns of general tnterest grad e1s be dtscussed m fu ture Da)S' Tlurd graders sa ng You Must Have Been a ('O UJlUl S Beautiful Baby" as het tee na ge years \\ Cr t! ternembered Muv tng to the ltmc when Cash Rebate That'~ n~ht' Massr\· Ferguson IS u ff('nn~ a b1~ $200 cash Roberta Wilson honored with musical tribute 'll a•1gr) 1\L Well. nobod) ts gotng to accuse my mother of bemg a drug addict or an alc'Q hohc COlr.'<SELOR I am not ac· cusmg her of anyth mg You have ptcked up some clues that suggest something ts senousl) wrong If you tn· vesugate a htlle further, you n~<n fmd 1ou are mtslaken Ot j uu may fmd you need to help) our mother AL I don t thmk I want to pr) mto her bublness I II watt wtlll next ume Thts hot-lme call J!lustrates a conunon theme Loved ones often prefer demal tu facmg the reality of a pamful sllua Uun The coWJselur could not be very helpful at tins lnne Dr Blaker cannot take telephone ca lls from her 1eaders However, the1 e are r-~~-.~~~----~~·~~··-~--~----~ D of A holds initiation CHESTER--Three can· dtdates were mtttauun at Ihe Tuesda) mght mcctm~ of Ches ter Co un ctl 323 , Daughters of Amc11ca , ltcld at the hall Charlotte Grant , assuctale counctlur prestded at Ute meeting attended by 30 members lnttlated were Mrs Hebecca Brodenck, Mrs Emma Ashley and Ketth Ashley Elizabeth Hayes , councd deputy, welcomed the new members and each of the can· dictates spoke bncfly The books will be auchtcd on July 27 at the home uf Mrs Hayes Mrs D01uthy Rtldne, dtstrlct deputy, rcpm ted on attendmg :he stnct 9 rally at Toledo The quitrlerly btr· thdays will tx> observed at the Jul y 18 meetmg wtth potluck ref reslm1ents The yard sale sc heduled fo1 Jul y 7 and 8 was dtscussed On the second day there wtll also be a bake sale Plans were made fur bemg 111 the Hega tta parade Refreshments were served by the kitchen commt\tee Ptamst "as Helen Wolf Aitendmg bestdes those tlllmL'<i were Mrs. Betty Roush , Mrs Fem Morns, Mrs Mary Showalter, Mrs Mae McPeek, Mrs Jean F'redenck, Mrs Ada Morns , Mrs Dons Grueser, Mrs Mary Ha~ es, Mrs Margaret Tuttle, Mrs Mary K Holler , Mrs Thc~na Whtte, Mrs Zelda Weber, Mrs Ada Van Melee . Mrs Ethel Orr, Mrs Our othy Myers, Mrs Marcta I< cll cr. Mrs Ada Btssell, Mr s DorJ Kocntg, Mrs Goldte FrL'<ienck, Mrs Enna Cleland , Susan Cleland, M1ss Ju lte Hose, Mrs Leona Hensley, Mrs Goldte Wolfe , Mrs Letha Wood , and Mrs lnzy Newell Rutland VBS to begin The Rutland Un tied the JUn tors, and Edtth Mclhudtst Church Btble Tal bet'\ , the youth school wtll tx>gin Munday ,mq Mrs Hazel !tit and Donna eunllnue tlu uugh F'nday, 6 30 Wtlhamson wtll be the craft to 8 30 p m each evemng leaders, and mustc wtll be · Jesus, God's Wonderful provtded by Donna Jenkms Gtft ' wtll tx> the theme of the and Jane Wtse. Refreshments Polly Cramer school Teachers Will he wtll be served by Ruth Darla Wtlhamson wtlh Mary Erlewme, Janet Wtlhamsoo, Colwell asststing Wtlh the and Janet Morns hammer The shells cannot Troublesome begmners , Ann Webster, TransportatiOn wtll be pr~ ny aroWld ·DOROTHY wme slam prunary ; ~·ae Sauer wtth Joy vtded for buys and gtrls on DEAR POLLY - I l<lke Sauer asststmg wtth Mtd· Beech Grove Road, Leading care of those pesty httlc bugs Dj:AR POLLY- Please tell that get mto cornmeal, flour, dlers ; Marga ret Edwards, Creek Hoad, New I.J ma Road, me how to remove wme pancake mtxes, etc by putand Happy Hollow Road wtth slams ltn thts case red wme tmg a slick of WJwrapped ptckups about 6 15 each even· on a colton and polyester speat mutt gwn m the conmg. Anyone who wtshes to shtrl ) that I have !ned tatner or bux Now I du not help wtth the school should wa slun~ 111 warm water and have to throw away good contact Mrs Htlt , 742·2635, detergent wtth no luck food - ELLA the dtrector. My Pomter co ncerns A collectton wtll be taken DEAR POLLY - I would whi\enm~ old hetrluom !mens ltke to tell Mary that her used each evemng for a spectal and laces that are so lovely smurmg padq wtll not rust tf proJect and to help defray MONDAY and fragile I grate a bar of she keeps them m an old cost uf the school BIBLE SCHOOL Carleton pure so<~p and add water to plastic margarme conuuner A fmal plannmg sesston make a Jelly that I apply to They stay rust free to the Church, I<m gsbury Road , wtll b(! held after the dtnner Monday through Fnday 9 to on Sunday tlte statns or dJscolJJrallon very end -S C B Then hand wa sh usmg only DEAH POLLY - I got tired 11.30 a m da tl y Clostng wann water Tht s has worked of replactng drawslnngs tn program July 2, 7:30 p m. lot me many t1mes - AN- sweat shtrts, racket hoods, BEND 0' THE RIVER N ~: 'l1'E etc after they had worked Garden Clu b, 7 30 Mondlty DEAR ANNETT8 - You lhetr way out dunng l he night althe home of Mrs Bcrmay have set' the sta1ns by wa sh Now my stmple solu· mce Carpenter Members to The annual wtener roosl of wa shin~ m the w<trrn wa ter lton ts to pm the two ends of take thetr favortte arthe Homebuilders Class of the Cold water wtll usually each such strmg w~ether rangements and the program remove fresh stains If your wtth a safety pin (but do be wtll mclude a discusston of Middleport Church of Chi1St was held at Forest Acres fabri c will take It, hold a tea sure tt ts rustproof) Thts has the arrangements Park Tuesday evening. kettle uf but ltng water htgh saved me a lot of tune and BIBLE SCHOOL Monday Edward Evai!S gave the above the stam and pour frustratiOn -JANET through Friday at St Paul blessmg Attendmg were through it Ulltil removed. DEAH POLLY - In order to Untted Methodist Churc h, Mrs Dorothy Roach and Arubber band wtll hold the get more use out of creamy Tuppers Plains, 10 until noon Dartn, Mr and Mr.t. Rayfabrtc taut around the nm of !olton or hqwd makeup keep daily. Clos ing program July mond Baker a nd Angella, a bowl - POt.t.Y Lhc bottle upstde down on 1,7.30pm Mr.t Farte Cole, Davtd and DEAR POLLY - My Pet your makeup tray When BIBLE SCHOOL Monday Rae Anne, Mr. and Mrs Her· Peeve ts wtth messy grocerv , ready to usc the contents Will from 9.30 to 11 30 a.m. datly man Kincaid, Mr and Mr.t. carL~ that have candy wraJ>- be a I the top of the bottle or at Chester Grade School Clay Tuttle, Mack Stewart, pers, fa ctalll ""ucs and other J"f -MIMI BIBLE SCHOOL at Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Van litter in litem -S.M Polly wtll send you one of Galhpolls Christian Church Meter and Mrs. Brenc!B DEAH PO LLY -- My her stgned tha nk -you Monday through Friday 6.30 Shuler, Mrs Martha Hwmel, Pointer concerns shelling newspaper coupon clippers tf to 8 30 p m. each evening. Mrs Martha Fo•, Sherry, nuts so that the shells do not she uses your favonte BIBLE SCHOOL at Laurel Shelly, Terrt and Bobby Fo1, get itll ovet the counter Pul Potnter, Peeve or Problem m Cliff Free Met hodist Church Rhonda Snyder, Max Geary, tltc nuts tn a pla ~lle bag, hold her column Wnte POLLY'S Monday through Friday 9 to and Mr and Mrs. Edward the upenm~ together wtth one POIN'fEI!S in care uf lhts 11 :30 am. dally . Program on Evans Next meeti ng or the h.md and tall the nuts wtth a nt!wspaper Sunday, July 2, at 7 p.m class wtll be 111 September POLLY·s POINTERS ,--------, Social II 1 Calendar l I I Cookout held 7:-~ J?aily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Frid~y, June ~1. 1978 TELEVISION VIEWING Legislation at a glance Outsiders cannot be barred COLUMBUS (UP!)- Here unconslttu!tonally wtth the By CYNTHIA MIU..S is a glance at actiVIty free flow of mtersta le WASHINGTON (UPI) Thursday In the Ohto General The Supreme Court ruled 7-2 commerce Assembly FRID4Y, JUNE 23,1971 Mame, Massachusetts, today that a state capnot bar HOUSE 4 30-My Three Sons3, Gilligan's IS 4,ti, ~raoy liunch New Hampshtre, New outSiders from dumptng all 10, Little Rascals 15 BUislnlrodueed s:oo--Here Come The Brldn 3; My Three Sons 4, HB 1310, Bell Provtdes for thetr waste 111 pnva te ly Jersey, Pe1tnsylvama, Rhode Guns~oke 8, Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33, the appointment of a owned landfill sttes within tts Island and Vermont also have laws wh1ch to some degree Hogen s Heroes 10. Emergency One! t3 : Petticoat guardian for tbe estate of a borders Acting on challenges by bar dtsposal of sohd waste Junction 15 personfoWld not Ill be sane by Pluladelplua and other netghcollected m another state, S JO-Odd Couple -1, News 6, Elec Co 20,33, Mary a court of common pleas Tyler Moore 10; Hogan's Heroes IS bormg localities, the court accordmg to bnefs filed wtth HB 1311, Kurfess. Requues 6 oo--News 323,4,8,1 0,13,1S; ABC News 6, Zoom 20, struck down a New Jersey the court the offertng of extended area Mak\!19 Thl119s Grow JJ. law that barred outstders Justtce Potter Stewart, tel~phone servtce under 6 Jt>-NBC News 3,4, 15, ABC News13, Andy Griffith 6, From ustng the Garden wrtting for the maJortty, satd certain ctrcumstances. CBS News 8,10, Over Easy 20, Antiques 33 the New Jersey Supreme State's mor e than 300 HB 1312, FIX Authortzes 1 t»-Cross-Wits 3,4; Newlywed Game 6,13; Muppet Court was wrong when tt landfills Show 8. News 10, Gilligan's ts . 1S; Almanac 20. county prosecutors to appeal The court majority held upheld the law on groWlds Insight 33. a parole board demston to that the law mterfered that "the banmn g of 7:31>-Porter Wagoner 3; Gong Show 4, Price Is Right release an inmate 8; MacNeil-Lehrer Report 20,33, Family Feud 10, HB 1313, Branstool Pop Goes The Country 1S provides for the grantmg of 8 t»-CPO Sharkey 3,4, 1S. Tabitha 6, t3 . Wonder food and nulrttion servtces. moved 30 days prtor w an conservatton easements Woman 8, tO, Washington Week In Review 20,33. electton 29-II HB 1314, Deering . Reqwres 83-9. 8 30-Co\umbo 3,4, IS, Operation Petti coat 6,13 1 Wall Am HB 1160, Lehman Am . HB 531, Kellogg Rehealth director to momtor Street Week 20,33 Gtves prosecutors an appeal qutres a crtmtnal penalty for pnvale water supplies. 9·01)-Mov\e "-40 Carats" 6,13; Incredible Hulk 8,10, Shepherd's Pie 33 HB 1315, Stmztano Grants as of rtght from eertam trtal a person who permtts certam 9 30-Makem & Clancy 33, tO oo--News 3,4,10, Quincy compensation to persoi!S diS- and JUVemle cotu"l dectstons anunals to run allarge and to 15, Husbands , Wives & Lovers 8, 10. Austin City make a related change m placed by community urban 90-4 Limits 33 Am. HB 1102, R. James antmals runmng at large redevlopment corporaltons 10 :31>-Baseball (Reds Dodgers! 3.4, Monty Python's Converts Ohto University Am HB 1017, Shoemaker Concurs In Flying Circus 20 Academic Center to a branch Reqmres advance payment Senate Amendments 11 oo--News 6,8,10,13,1 S, ABC News 33 campus. 88-10. of workers' compensahon Am. HB 935, Tansey . 11 30-Baretta 13 , Johnny Carson 15. Movie "Blowing Am HB 220, R James premuuns for three-month Revtses law oo retakmg of Wild" 6, Movie ""C C & Company" 8, Movie permits a rettu"n Ill smgle pertod 28-!1 rest for real estate bro~er's or "Flight of the Lost Balloon" 10, Janak\ JJ hfettme eqUivalent under Conference Report Accepted salesmen's license. 81-II. 12'41>-lrons\de 13; I DO-Midnight Special 3;4,1S, retirement systems. 95-0 Am HB 655, Healy Sets Am. HB 1134, L. Brown. 1· 41>-News 13 Am Sub HB 1202, Qutlter organtzauonal meetmg dale 2 31>-News 3; 3 oo--Movte "Nighlmare In Chicago" 3. Revtses regulation of money Authortzes land conveyance for 4·30-Movle "Thelpcress File" 3, 6 DO-Big Valley co unty central order ftrms. 92--2. 3) 7 DO-Bewitched 3 committees 27-0 Am. HB 316, Murdock. m Toledo m Movie Channel 4 Am. HB 637, Bowers InSub SB 158, Speck Allows boards of county S& 7 P M - Another Man, Another Chance I PG I creases common pleas court Improves procedures for commtsstoners to employ 9 & 11 PM -Carnal Knowteddge !R l clerk fees 95-0. collecttve awards by small counsel. 73-9. Cablt Ch1nne1 5 Am Sub HB 467, Ca rney. clauns courts 28-0 Sub HB 469, Nader. Allows 1·00 PM - Paul Gaudino Fam ily Fitness Show Concurs In occupational drivtng Provtdes tax exemption for 10 00 PM - 100 Club energy conversiOn factlittes House Amendments prtvtleges for persons 11.00 PM - Regatta Parade & Highlights Am SB 435, Roberto convtcled of drunk drtvmg 90-3 Am . HB 55, J. Thompson. Defmes an umnco rporated and for termmatton of hcense Provtdes for retireme nt mutua l fund as a taxpayer SATURDAY, JUNE 24,1918 suspensions for refusal w 6 oo--summer Semester 8, 10, 6 30-TVC\assroom 8; benefits to survtce spouses of 31J-(J, take an alcohol test 69-12 U.S Farm Report 10; Kentucky Afield 13 stale retirement systems 92Am SJR lt , Cox Proposes Am HB 1034, Maddux, 1 oo--Morlo & the Magi c Movie Machine 4, Matters of 1 amendmg the consltlution w Conftrms lake lands Life 6, Ghost Buoters 8, Public Polley Forums 10. Am Sub HB 1092, case some restrlcttons on agreements, 84-0. Grape Ape 13 Bra nstool. Provtdes for coun ty commtsstoners 28-1 AM . HB 1036, Maddu•, 7 30-Salurday Reoort ], World of Survival 4, Ad accredttatton of advanced Am SB 464, O'Shaug hnesConfirms lake lands ventureo of Muhammad All t5, Wacko 8, Dusty'• EMT-A 88-5. sy Authortzes sale of stale Treel\ouse 6; Dynomutt t3 agreements 87-0 Am Sub HB 1017, Shoe- land m Columbus to Kroger 8 01)-Hong Kong Phooey 3,4, t5, Superfrlends 6, 13, Am . HB 1037, Branstool. maker Penntts a prellllwn 28-0 Three Robontc Stooges 8,10, 8 30-Giobelrotlers Confirms lake lands secunty depostl reqwred of 34, 15, Speed Buggy 8.10 Am SB 495 , Bowers agreements. 86-II 9 oo--Scooby's Lafl A Lymptcs 6,13, Bug• Bunny employers under workers' Revtses procedure for Am Sub HB 590, Road Runner 8,1 0 compensation 93-II retmbursmg school dtstrtcts Chrtstman Requtr es 10 DO-Pink Panther 3,4, t5. Batman Tarzan 8,10 • Am HB 12185, Chrtstman for u nemp l oyment adoption of a state frre code It DO-Baggy Pants 3,4,15, Krotft Supershow 6,13 School closmg procedures 92compensatton costs for and minunum standards for 11 30-Space Sentinels 3, 15, Little Rascals 4, Secrets 0. auxtliary ~erv tce personne l ftre prolectton and fire of Isis 8, 10. Refuses to Concur 28-0 ftghtmg eqwpment. ~ 12 DO-Land of lhe Lost 3, 15, Mov ie "The Man Hunter" In Sell8te Amendments Am. SB 351, Sehwarwalder 4, Point of View 6; Fat Albert 8, tO; Action News for Am HB 921, T. Johnlon Establishes a pohcy of Am HB 422, Lehman Kids 13 Requires nondiscrunma tor~ ISSuing C itations for mmor Ltmtts su bst ttute co urt 12 30-Thunder 3, 15. American Bandstand 13. Soul ctvtl servtce e•ams for the Tr ain 6, Space Academy 8, tO mtsdemeanors rather than JUdges m sesston 44-44 blmd and deaf. 76-(), 1 oo--Space Ktdettes 3, Viewpoint 8. Mr Magoo 10, Reconsidered and Defeated makmg arrests 29-II. BUts Passed Four Children 15. In Search of the Real America 33 Am SJR 23, McCormack Am SB 130, Allows anaesSub HB 835, Hartley 1 30-Bewtlched 3; Miniature Golf 6, Racer! 8, Film ProvideB for abuse of family thesiologtsts asststants to ad- Proposes amendmg the Festival 10, 28th Southern 300 13, Better Way 15, mtruster anaesthettcs 49-11 constttutton to permtl laws to members. 92-2 French Chef 33 be enacted alfectmg use of Concurs In HB 994, L. Brown . Perllllls 2 oo--Truth or Cons 3. Mov ie "Mysterious Mr priSOn labor 28-0 Sell8te Amendments local Wltls to sell, borrow Wong" .4, Wrestl ing 15 , Great Teams-Great Years Sub SB 415, Roberto Am HB 1013 , Jones 6, Movie "Great Day In the Morning" 8. Movie agaii!St and recetve mterest Permtts n onprofit Au !homes bureau of cnppled "My Friend Irma" 10, Ironolde 13, Good Morn ln' oo notes 92-0. corporattons under contract chtldren's servtces to treat Blues 33 Sub. HB 1186, Deermg wtth the state to provtde 2 30-Star Trek 3, 3 01)-NCAA Special 6, 13 . Movie persons aged 21 or ove r 82-II. Conforms taxmg procedure "Ghosts on the Loose" 4, Ftlm 15, Book Beat 33 guardianship servtces 28-0. Sub HB 1209, Begala Refor railroads Wlder Ohto law 3 3D-People & Places 33. 3 3s-Greatest Sports Bills Passed pea ls Instant voter wtth federal law. 9().(1, Legends 3 Am HB 1081, Bowers. ConAm. Sub SB 351, Schwarz- reg1strabon language m sta te 4 oo--Baseball Warm Up 4, 15 , Golf 8, tO, Body Shop forms Ohto strtp mme law to law 88-2 walder Establishes a pohcy 33; 4 ts-Basebatl 3,4,15. 4 30-Catch 33 33 federal standards 28-0. Sub. HB 565, Leonard Reof tssumg cttations mstead of 5 DO-Wide World of Sport• 6, 13, Sports Spectacular a, Am HB 876, Camera VISes proced ur es for making arrests in mmor Pop Goes The Country 10, To Be Announmced 20, mtsdemeanor cases 56-37 detennmmg competence of Authortzes the Bureau of Zoom 33. 5 30-Porter Wagoner 10, Social Security · How to Fit\ Am . SB 382, Freeman. crunmal defendants to stand Workers' Compensat ion to use dtfferent methods m Out The Form 21), Once Upon A Ctasolc 33 Authortzes land transfer 111 trtal 87-0 pr ese r v tn g ne cessary Am. HB 435, J Johnson 6 DO-Lawrence Welk 8, News 10, Zoom 20; Studio See Stark County. ~ 33 SB 418, Cox Permtts Clarthes procedures for documents 28-0 6 30-ABC News 13. News 6. CBS News tO, You Bet Sub SB 477 , Mah oney boards of educa tion to approprtalton of htghway Your Life 20, Que Paso, USA? 33 Establishes requ trement provtde transporta lion to any lands 81-ll ; oo--Ltttle Rascal s 3, Lawrence Wetk 4,15, Hee Haw to hea lth and safety relatmg Am Sub HB 1081, Bowers. nonrestdent pupil to and from 6,8, Black P.erspective On The News 33, Bugs of clients and state's fiscal a nonpublic htgh school 92-ll Conforms Ohto stnp mine Bunny 10; Wtld Kingdom 13, Elec Co 21l obhga!ton when a nursmg Am . SB 491 , Cox. Allows reclamation law to federal 7 30-We Think You Should Know 3, Lowetl Thomas hom e loses federal Remembers 33. At\ Star Anything Goes tO; Four fire levy funds to be used for standards 84-4 certlfl ca llon 28-0 Refused to Cuneur Children 13. Once Upon A Classic 21l the purpose of purchasmg Am Sub. HB 513, Deermg In Senate Amendments 8 DO-Bionic Woman 3,4,15. Free Country 6,13, Bob ambulance eqmpment 93-1 Estabhshes procedures for Am. Sub HB 513, Deermg Newhart 8, 10; Onedln Line 20; Old Friends New Am SB 495, Bowen. aba tement of agncullural Friends 33. Provtdes for implementmg Revtses procedur e for 8 30-Pttol6, 13; Baby, I' m Back 8,10, In Performance pollutiOn and urban law on agricultural pollutton reunbursing school dtstncts at Wolf Trap 33 28-0 sedunent. for unemployment abatement 3&-29 9 DO-Movie "A Sensitive, Passionate Man" 3,4, 15, Am HB 435, J Johnson co mpensation cos ts for Conference Report Accepted Love Boat 6,1 3, Movie " The Sere! of Santa VII Changes certam spectal Am Sub SB 158, Speck. auxiliary servtces personnel tori a" 8, 10; Greal Performances 20 powers tn htghway land llevlses small clatms co urt 10 DO-Fantasy Island 6,13, 94-0. appropnattons. 28-0 procedures 88-0. 11 DO-News 3,4,6,13,15, Soundstage 33, 11 Is-ABC Sub. SB 415, Roberto . Am sub HB 806, Tranter News 6, News 8,10 Perm i ts n o nprofit SENATE Regulates the btddmg on tl :31>-Salurday Night 3,4, 15, Movie " Mad Monster corporations under contract Bills Passed motion pictures by theater Party" 6; Pro Soccer 13 wtth the Mental Health and Am. HB 1177, Rocco 11 4s-Movle "Our Man Ftlnt" 10, 12 DO-Janakl 33 Retardation Depaitment w Authortzes sale of state owners. 28-0. 12 Is-Don .Kirshner's Rock 'Concert 8; I .<»-Movie Am Sub HB 422, Lehman prov1de guardianship property In Broadvtew "Siory of a Woman" 3; Movie " House of Cards" 4, Ltm1ts tim e s ubstttute servtce. 93-II Hetghts 29-0 Wolfman Jack 6 muntctpal court JUdges rna~ Am. SB 441, Van Meter. Am. HB U02, R James 1 JO-Movle "Fearless Frank" 13, 3 DO-News 3,13; sit tn sesston 28-0 Requires motor vehtcles Converts the OU Academtc 3 30-Mov\e "Secret Ceremony" 3, 5 30-Bononza 3 Refuses to Concur regtstrar to tssue spectal Center to branch campus 27In House Amendments license plates to former 2 Am . SB 493, Meshel thumbs Don 1 lighl Jhe odds POW's 90-1 Am HB tl9, Deertng For Ssturday, June 24 Supplemental approprtattons Wrap 1t up early Get out wllh Am. SB ~ . O'Shaughnes- Spec tfles the manner m pleasant compamons btll ().26 LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cl 2l) Aom sy, Authorizes sale of land In which a board of township trustees may lease or h1gh and don t get d•scouraged Columbus w Kroger . 96-0. rst thmgs don t go your Bernice Bede Osol •fwayat f1Joday Am. SUb. SB 493, Meshel . purchase land For a township Recall th e tate ol Supplemental appropnatlons park 30-0 th e hare and lhe tortoise Am. HB IllS , Htmg SCORPIO (Oct. 24·Nov 22) bill 77-16. Requires employers to make Concurs in Frust rat ions are l1kely today monthl y wtthholdmg tax becau se yo u're apt to set your Senate Amendments sights on the wrong Ob)ecttves payments not later than ten Am . HB 1115, Hlnlg You'll maKe tl'le co rrections banking days after the close Requires employers Ill make however and then 11 s smooth June 24, 1111 of each calendar mooth. 29-0 tu monthly wlthholdmg sailing . Know ledge and e)(perlence SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-0ec: payments not later than 10 Am Sub HB 467, Carney. you ve garnered rn Jhe past will 21) Rather than get uptlghl Provides tax exemption ror be put Jo protttabte uses this Joday regarding things you days after close of each energy converston facilities, comrng year Big thi ngs you can 1 amend or control . loc us calendar mmth. 91-3. solid waste and thermal efft· couldn t putt el l before are now your eltorts and atten11on on Am. HB 119, Deering poss1ble and probable ctency factllttes 27-3. areas where you can do so Specifies the manner m CANCER (June 21-July 22) CAPRICORN (O.c U-Jon 19) which township trustees may Sub. HB 55, J Thompson AvOid goi ng rnlo deb t today Be caretu l today lhat material Permtts publi c employees espectal ly over ttems you really things don t become an Iss ue lease or purchase land for a beneftts to continue after don't need It mlghllake longer between you and someone perk. 92-ll. and be harder lo pay of! than yo u revery land ol EveryJhong remarrtage . Am . Sub. HB 234, Orlett you now realize Find out more witt worK out 11 left un chal· Am. HB 220, R James. Improves state government about yourselt by sendong tor lenged Permits a return wthe smgle your copy at Astro-Graph Let· AQUARIUS (Jon 20-Feb. 111 lifetime benefit equivalent ter Mall 50 cent• tor each and a People you assocoate wtt n to quiet evening at home w1th the after the death of a tong se ll-addressed, stamped da y tend to m1rro r your deport- fami ly enve lope to Aslro Graph , P.O ment If you want pleasa nt TAURUS (Apr\120-Moy 10) A day dest gnated bbeneflclar y Bo• 489 Fladto City Statton encounters . b ehave In a lolled wllh h~avy responsobo\\. other than the spouse of the lies and pressures wtll end N Y 10019 Be sure to speclty lt~ e ndly manner birth srgn PISCES (Feb- 20-Morch 20) qu11e nicely wrlh fri ends tnr s retlrant under the stale LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Do1ng Misusi ng your keen tmagma· everlng You'll com pletely lor- retirement system. 29-0. nice Jhlngs lor others this Iron maMes Jasos appear dllfl· gel earlier strains HB 1285, Ch ristm an evening rs commendable, but It cu lt today If you work Instead GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You II Provides new sc hool won t compleJely aton e lor I hat of rallonalozlng you It see laugh at all the negative !honk· management procedures. lng you did all day long when abrastve attrtude you've had all !hey re really a snap day ARIES (Mirch 21·Aprlt 11) lontghl you discover you re In a 29-0 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) Even You re not tn one of ~our more stronger position than you real· HB 1209, Maddux Restores though you teet \Ike doing a lot sociable moods todoy !zed votmg rights to those who ol work to_<lay . you could be all Foresake tt-e crowds Plan a !NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN f valueless ou\-()f·state wastes .Implicates no constttuttonal protecuon." Stewart satd the law wrongly " tmposes on ouklf· stale commerctal interests the ftJII burden of qonservtng the stale's remammg landfill stale may ban Wilh open space dtmtmshmg, land values nsmg and the amount of solid waste from America 's gr o wtng populatton Increasmg , the problem of what w do wtth the useless byproducts of human space '' But Justice Wtlltam Rehn - extslence ha s become more qutst, m a dissent JOined by and more unporta nt. The New Jersey Chtef Jushce Warren Burger, said he sees no way "Ill legtslature, m response lo a solid waste "criSIS" m the distmgutsh sohd waste. from germ-mfected rags, state and concern about dtseased meat and other envtronmental and health from the noXIOUS Items" which the hazards prolileration of landftll sttes, passe d the law 111 1973, prohtbtllng anyone from dumpmg waste ongmaling outstde tts borders The legtslature concluded such action was wtthm tts pohce powers w protect the • enVIronment But Stewart satd 1! does not matter whether the ultunale a1111 of the law was to reduL.., waste disposal costs borne by state resrdents or w save remammg open lands from pollut1on U.S. policy attacked By CHARLES M. MADIGAN MOSCOW (UPI) - The Sovtet Umon sharply attacked the Umted Stales and NATO for "colleetive and aggresstve mthtary polthcal acttons" m Afrtca, chargm g Westem cnllctsm of Moscow was no more than 'shameless slander " The maJOr SoVIet foretgn policy statement, tssued late Thursday by the Tass ne:vs agency, was an obvtous respoi!Se to President Carter's repeated charges of Sovtet and Cuban mterference m the recent confltct m Zaire " All responstbility for the posstble consequences of the whippmg up of lenstons m the Afrtcan contment rests wtth the aggresstve etrcles of the West, " Tass satd The statement srud efforts by the Umted States and tts allies to promote a pan Afncan force to help Zatre ftght a rebel mvaston was really an attempt to mcrease the West's mfluence tn Afnca "The transttt on of the leading Western powers w coll ecuve and aggresstve milttary polttt cal actions ts a new dangerous moment m Afrtca, " Tass satd "The gmdmg role m !hetr unplementation belongs w the Umted States of Amenca which IS makmg extenstve use of the NATO mechamsrn for tts auns " It underlmed the Sovtet Unton 's own posttton tn Afnca and staled tl will contmu e " supportmg " vanous nat tonal ltberatton movements 4 ~IUEWALK \ SPECIALS Fnday, June 23 & Saturday, June 24 (Broken S1zesl 1 Group Reg. $21 99 PEDWIN LOAFERS ..... NOW $1599 THE SHOE BOX Middleport, Ohio _We Always Go First Class! When it comes to care, the Dairy farme rs in this community have excelled themselves. We'd like to say 'th.mks folks', for making our job so pleasant! SUGAR RUN MILLS ' POMEROY, 0 . 180MULBERRY AVE. ASTRO•GRAPH ~l(]wm Harry O'Dairy thinks the best place to stop for an after practice or after the game treat is ~mcrm~ITJ~ DAIRY ISLE SPECIAL JUNE 24-30 CHECK THE SHERBET SPECIAL FISH SANDWICH & FRIES Locusl & ~th St. l Middleport, 0 94~ 991-514& �8-The Daily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, JwJe 23. 1978 MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. TRINITY CH URCH ~e "' Pernn poster Bob Sue!-. )undoy sc hoo l ~upr Church School !7 15 om Worshtp servrc.~: 10 30om (hotr rehearsal Tue!>doy 7 30 p m under drrectton of Ahn• Nease POMEROY CHURCH Of THI NAZARENl Corner Unto" and Mulberry Rev Clyde V Hender ~on pos l or )unday ~chool 'il 30 om Glen McClung supr morn mg worsh•p 10 30 o. m eve"mg ~t'HVI(E 7 30 1111d weel. 'F'IIIIff' Wednesday 7 30 p m GRACE H'ISCOPA L lhf': ~e ~ Rober I Groves rector Ser\rce II a r!'l Sunday sc hool wrlh Dole Dutt on and ~ om e Wilhomsc·ul IO )' led!H S OS!> ISIJOlQ the r P(! Qf POMfRO'T' CHUIKH Of O~R IS I 712 W Mmn StJohn Mt A!Ihu r pastor Btble school q 30 a rn mommg w orshtp 10 30 om You th meetmgs 6 30 p m even tng w orsh•p 7 30 Wedne~doy n•ghr p1oyer meer•ng ono Brbk study 7 30 p n1 THE SALVATION ARMY 115 Butternut A11f> Pome ro y ~11110~ and M rs Ray W1nrng otl rcers m c ha rge SundO ) holrness rneetrng 10 o m Su•,doy S(hool 10 30 a m Sunday school lea der YPSM t lorse Adams 7 p m meerrng .. or rous solvot ron speaker~ and n1usrL ~pecral:. 7 30 pm Thursda y lOom to2pm Lod1e~ Horne league all wom en rnvrted 7 30 p rn prayer rneet1ng and 81b le stud y Bob htep leader Re "' Noel Her man reacher BWHINGTON SOUT H~HN BAP l'IST CHAP~! Route I Shade Po~to r Bobby lllum Sunday school S p m Sunday worshrp 5 45 p m Wednesday prayer ser VI( Q 7 30p m POMEROY W~STSID~ CHURCH OF CH ii'I ST 200 W Mor n St Jerry Paul mrnrster phone 9q7 7bb0 Con~ervotrve non rns trumento l Sunday worshrp 10 om Brble stud ~ II am worshrp b p m Wednesday 8rbl c study 7 p m OLD DEXHR 818Lt ( H!IISTIAN CHURCH Rev Rolph S1nr rh post01 Sund ay sc hool Gl :JO o m Mrs Worley Fro11(r~ -.upermten dent Preochrng ~erv1ce:. lrrst & th1rd Sundays loll owmg Sunday School GRAHAM UN IH:D M~lH ODl~l Prea<hmg 9 30 a m l• rs.t and ~e <and Sunday s ol ea ch mon th th•rd and fourth Sundays each mon th w o t~hrp ~erv r c to or 7 30 p m Wednesday evenrng~ at 7 JO Prayer and B+ble Study ADV~NII~1 StVENTH DAY Mulberry He•ghls Rood Pome ro ,. Pastor Albert D111e~ So bborh S<hool Supe t rn tendent (!oro Mdnty•e Sobba rh )chool ~otur day oftet noon at ') 00 wr!h Wor shrp Ser . . rce l ollowrng or 3 I) RUTLAND CHU ~ C H FIRSI John F. FuHz; Mgr . Ph. 9?2 -2101 RUllANU ( HUH LH Of GO U W H BAPIIII ~~~!er Ho11rert Worner )upl Sundo,. )chool 9 JO a rn mor nmg ..,.o•shrp 10 <~5 am THt HilAND CHA PH GE'orge Co~ l o past or ~undoy )rhool 9 30 a rn evenmg wor~hrp 7 30 Thur ~d oy even rng praye r ~er"1ce 7 30p m POMEROY FIR:,l H~f-' 11~1 L>ovrd Man n mrn+!.ter W1ll+om WcJ1son Sunday !ochool sup! Su11 doy schoo ! 9 30 o m m01111ng worshrpl030o m fiR\1 SOU1HIR N BAPll\1 lBl M ulberr y A"e Pomero y Pou l J Wht te flo s. to• Gory Ho ~ ho m ~un day ~>t hool s.u pt Sunda y sc hool Q JO am morn1ng worsh1p 10 30 ev~?nmg wor~h1p tJ 30 p m Mrdweek prayer ~Pivrre 7 30 P"' MIDWAY COMMUNlllf ct NTl~ Oc•lc r Rd Longs1111le Ohr o Re~ Clyde ~errell Po s+or :,unday :,chool 11 om Sarurdoy preoch1ng servt ct?'> J 30 p rn Wednesday even.ng Brblp ~ +udy o+ 7 30 p m fAilH 1ABIRNACll CIIURCH 6o rley Ru n Rood Re v bnmeft Howson po ~ t 'H Handley Dunn 'iupl Sunday '>c hool !0 am ~un day e .... enrng 1.ervrce 7 30 B•blc t• ochmg 7 30 p m fhu• sdoy DYESVILLE CO MMUNITY CHU RCH Roger C lur nt>1 po1.t or ~unday s< hool Gl 30 o rn Sunday rnorn•ng w ors h1p !Q 30 ~und oy evenmg ser .... •te 7 30 MIDOL~P O Rl MT MORIAH E!APII5T Cor11er Fourth and Mo 11r M 1ddleport Re.,. Henry Kev Jr posror Sun doy Srhool 9 30 am M r'> ~rvm 6oumgordnf'r sup! M orn1ng worsh•p 10 45 am MlD DlEPORl CHUIKH 01 CHNI)T IN CHRISJt AN UNION lawren ce Mo nlf'y pO!:.Ior Mr s Russel l Young :,undoy S<hool Supt Sund ay ~chao! q ]0 o m tven1ng w o "hr p 7 30 WednE> ~ day prayer meetrng 7 JO p m MT MORIAH CHURCH O f GOO Rocrne Hou l e 'l lhe Hev Jame~ M Mun cy pa stor Sunday Hhool q -4 5 o rn mornmg worsh+p 11 a m ev enmg wor)hrp 7 30 Prayer meetmg Tu e~rlay 7 :JO p m Young pe ople~ mee tr ng 7 30 p m T ~ursdoy MIDDLEPO RT FIRS1 8A r'll:, I Co•r+et Sudh and Palmer the Re v K1 rby Or ler past or Rober t Porker , scuperrn rendenr Sundov WMPO Rod 10 program 7 45 o m :,undoy School 9 15 o rn M m n mg Wmshrp 10 15 am Youth or trvrlres and tell owsh+p for 1un•or and sen1ar h1gh students b p m Sun da y even•ng worsh1p 7 JO p m Mrd wee~ prayer servrce~ Wed nesday 7 30 p m CHURCH 0~ CHRI ST M rd dleporl , 5th and Mor r'1 Geo rge <?lore m~r 1 r s le r Mrke Gerlo<h <,u per+ n tend ent 1e11y Yankey youth m1nt~fer 81blc sc hool 9 30 am ., mornrng wor~hrp 10 30 am . evenrng worsh•p 7 30 proyer se rv rce 7 p rn Wedne~ doy MIDDlEPOR1 CHURCH Of fHI NAZARENE Re.. Jtrn B1oome poslor M rs M ary Lofhey Sunday scMool supt Sunday ~< hool q 30 om mornrng wor~hrp 10 JO om Sunday evongelr\11( mee t 1ng, 7 00 p rn f'royN rnee l rng Wed ne!>doy l 30 p m UN ITED PRtSBY!U{lAN MINIST RY O J. Mt iG:, COUN!'t' Owrghl t ZOV'IIt drre<tor HARR ISONVlll l fiii!~S8YHRtAN Rev bne~t Srr•c"-lrn pm +o r Sunday rhurrh school Gl 30 o 111 Mr'!> Homer lfle !>upt mornmg WOIShlp 10 30 MlDDlEPORI Sunday Hhool 9 30 am R1 chord Vaughan supt Mornrng wor5h1p 10 JO SY RA (U)I: Mo1ntng wor ., hrp 1 om Sunday sc hool 10 a 111 11 )ornpson Holt sup! Pomeroy fle v H o bb~ Po• l et pml o• :,un day school !0 a m :, undo y wo• ~h1p 11 o rn :,undoy e\lerH ng ser v1ce 7 p m Wedne,rlay ~om 1 ly I rorrrrg Hou+ J p rn Wedne~doy wo1 ~hrp ~e1vrce 7 30 p 111 &LOHSE PHARMACY We All Doctors ' Prtsc:rlpllons 992·2955 Fl>moroy HAZll COMMUNIIV CH UHCH Near l ong 8att on1 ~d sel Hart pas. to• Sunday sc hool 10 a"' Church 7 30 p m prayer mee+r11g J 30p rn lhur:.doy MIDDtfPOJ-' 1 P~NHCOS 1 Al lh11d A ve tMe Rt-v Wrllrom Kn1l te l po~t or flonald Uugorr :,un day School Sui) t Classes l o1 oil oqes even1ng se rv1ce 7 J(t H1b le study Wednesday 1 J0 p m youth ~er 11rces ~ r1doy 7 30 p 111 MIODLH'ORI 1- HHWIII I:IAP 11~1 Co t ner Ash and Plum Noel He1 1mar1 po ~ l or ~olu •doy even rng ~e r vrce 7 30 p m :,unday School 1() 30 o m MUG) COO I'tRAli V~ PAJ,'I:,H Mt1HODI~1 CHUR CH l< obt>r t I Burngo rn t>l Orr ector K&C JEWELERS f.._;'\ ......... A 9-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy 0 ., Fnday June 23 1978 DICK TRACY · ' ' ' EUIS & SONS SOHIO Complete (For A Auction C. II The Ret I McCoy ) 1. tMacl McCoy Automotive Service 212 E. Main Street '"·3785, I HOPED TO GO BAO< HOME, AND "-IVE WITH MV PARENTS . SLAPPeD BUT I'M NOT WELCOME THEI'<E. RACINE PlANING MILl. These Messages Of Our Religious HeritJJge Mill Work . C.binel Making Syracuse 992-3978 Are Sponsored Each Week By The Following: FRENCH'S SUNOCO SERVICE CENTERS MIKE SWIGER STATE FARM INSURANCE /o iJ,~ 1 BUT THAT 15 OVER . T HAVe A ii'\ORE IMMEDIATE PROBLEM .. I'M ... I'M T SHOULDN'T o: Locust& 992-9921 Middle pori, Ohio JUNIOR, 5. Third Mlddltport Ph. 992-7151 OH··ER.. HEH, 282 W. Main SEE~ TOO Sw;Y ENJOYING THE VIEW ! P. J. PAULEY, AGENT ROSEBERRrS PENNZOIL (S/(!JH!) NOT BY CHOICE· BE~I!VE ME! I'M REALLY A HOME SIRL .. JU5T WAIT· IN6 FOil MISTER RIGHT: HEH! GUESS ! VE OVER THE I!>ETrER WATCH YOURSELF, BOY.. THIS DAME KNOWS A~L THE ANGI..E5! 5TEA~S! YSHE OSVIOU51..Y JUST REMEMBER .. THAT SHAPE LY EXTERIOR MASKS WROTE THE SOOK ON HO W TO CAPITAI..- A CUNN ING WOUI..D·BE IZE ON A MAN 'S MURDERE5S .. AND HER l'IR5T VICTIM COULD EVERY WEAK- UMM (MEM!l YES, 'fOUR U"'CLe TEL~S Mf: VOU'R& Nationwide Ins. Co. of Columbus, 0. 104 w. Main 992-2311 Fl>meroy Ph. •••-mo &~CUSE M& .. I 'D SETTER <SO TURN NES~! BE A DUDE NAMED EA~Yi REALLY INTO THe NUTS ANP SOLTS OF THE &U51~E5S PO MIR OV ClU\ II H He11 fl abcrt Hoyden ~e v Jo111es Co r btl! C H~ SI Ul Wo •sh •p 9 1) om Church ~c hool 10 a m POMER OY wo•~ h 1p ~ervr<e 9 IS om ~und oy school 10 30 o m Re> Robe r 1 Hoyder; lN1 ~ t? PHI!lt W ors h rp q o Church ) <Mool 10 o 111 HO CK ~ J!RING :, W orshrp om Chur ch ~chool 9 1So UM Vf 6 30 p Ill f LA rwooos Wo1 ~hrp 11 o Church J.cMooiiO am RACINE FOOD MARKET County Savings & Loan _..., Co. _ Tht Storo With A Hurt Rtclnt Ph. 9•9-2626 216 E. Main 111 Ridenour TV & Appliance Gas Semce !0 r1) 111 MIOUllPORT ClU\HR Hev flober l Bumga rner HtA 1H Hober t BumgonJCt Pmror Worshrp !0 30 am Church ~c h oo l Q 30 a m UMV~ b . 992-6655 Chester 915·3307 Raclne949·2020 Pomeroy 992-2582 Mason 773-5721 Kingsbury Home Sales & EUIOTT APPLIANCE II pm RUTLAN D Wdbur H1lt Pmtor Wotshtp 10 30om CMurcM ~chool 9 J(.lo m SY ~A ( U~~ llU~ I !:: ~ Har 11e~ Hl?v Koc h Jr Worshrp 11 o rn • Church School 9 50 a Ill UMW l rr'>l lue, doy Br blto ~ t u dy 1hur:. 7 30 p rn ~ORl:Jl RUN W01 ~ htp Q om Church S<haoiiO om MIN!:RlV IlH Wor~htp IU a rn (hu•ch )<hoo19 a rn )Y NA(U S!: Church )chool 9 00 a m Wo"l11p ~~~ v•ce 7 30 p m A S BU~Y He v Oov1d Ho rrr) Clus ter leader Hc11 :,tcven Wrls on f Iorence Srntth H• lton Wolfe All he ha s to do is stay o n for t>1y l11 s~cu nd~ 1Dorc05 1 W or\h,p Ch ur ch School 10 30 Q 30 om a rn CA HMtL (hruch )chool 9 30 am Worsh+p 10 30 o m l n d and 4t h ~undoy~ APPll GH 0Vt ~und o'( School 930 a rn W or~h1 p 7 30 p m ht and Jrd Sunday~ Prayer meehng Wednesday J 30 p rn I ellows hrp su pper lrr st ')o turdo y b p m UMW ~nd I ue~doy ' JO p m ~A S! LHAHl (hruch School q a m Wor~h1p ~ervrce 10 a rn Prayer mee r•ng 1 30 p rn WPdnesdoy UMW l11 !. I 1ue\doy 7 30 p m HA C IN~ w~:,ll VAN Sunday )Chool 10 o rn wo•s.h1p 11 om Cho11 pro<l r(e 1hur!!doy 8 p m ll!Akl ~AlLS Church 5r(hool H.! om W o r~h•p ~> er v r ce q am MORNING ~ !Ali: Worsh1p 9 30 o rn Church Slhool 10 :tO am M•d Weelo. Ser Y!(e Wednesday a pm M ORSI:. LHAPH W or!:.hp l l o rn Chur ch School 9 30 o rn POlo: IL AN lJ Wor shrp 7 JO p rn (hu•ch)chool930om SUT ION Chu 1{h School Q 30 a rn Worshrp 1~1 oPd 3rd Sundays lO 30a rn N OH1Hl A S1 ClU~H H Hev Rr(ho •d I homo~ Po ~ to r Duone SydenJ>Trrcker John Douglas Wedt Jesday when !he rodeo pc rlor mer gels a par1 icularly sp1nted bronco. Acts 19:23-41 VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. He knows that when hto gi\•es th e frnal nod of h1 s h ead and that big gat e is swung open, some hors~ s lurn in lo rwistlng , turning beast s ~A• ho seem lo breat h e fire and slo mp lightmng Thursday Acts 20:1-12 216 5.. second Pomeroy 992-3325 Bul lh ll l can bl' !he longesl t> 1ght seco nds uf th e day Services A s~oc1a r e~ PIZZA SHACK Ealln or Carry Out 126 E. Main 992.6304 pomeroy Reuter-Brogan Insurance SOUTHIRN ClU\1fR l:i~ IH ANY 1------..;;;,:,:,;,;;;.;_..,.,-----1 214 E. Main 992-5130 Pomeroy Fulton-Thompson Tractor Sales, Inc. Sa turday Acts Don ThomPSOn Ford. Inc. 461 S. ~rd . Middleport 992·2196 21:1-16 S houldn ' t we all then be ready 1o gi\•e itllttXI Ta s har e o f our talen ls and abil ities 1l Wl' \I. ani rlernal ltff" - lhe gr~atul rvward 1:'\/f'f promis"-'d to man·) Sales & Service AA' HA~ OH , FOLKS HER THAT ... Wednesday~ NO RTH BUHH W o,~hr p I I o rn Chur ' h SchoollO o rn AU RW Sunday ~<hoot 9 30 o rn Wor~hrp 10 45 a rn Proy e t rneerlflg Wedne~doy 7 4~ p m UMW 3rd l ue!>doy 8 p m I<HDSV Illt Sundoy School Q 30 om Wor,hrp 7 JO p m Proye• 1ue ~ day Mee1 1ng 7 30 p m Vr'>r i OI+ al\7 JOp m 1~t!Mu , s day Sll v rH ~IDGl W or~ hrp 10 a rn Chur ch ~Hhooi!Y om I U PPU~ S PlAINS Wo rsh •p q a rn Chu r(h ~chool10 am K~NO ( HUN CH 01- ( HHI Sl Geo•gC' f rede11ck :.upl Se r v1u~ weekly 9 JO om on ~undoy P1 Coch1ng hl\t and thud Sundo ,. ~ ol rnon th b'f Cliff ord )mrth 9 30 om HOEI ~ON CHRt :,fiA N UNION 1-fpv Kerth ~b l rn pm tor ~undoy School q :JO o rn Ltw nord G1lrnore i lf~l elder evenmg stu vrce 7 30 p m Wednesday p1oyer meel rng l 30 p m M 1 MORIAH ( HUH(H 0 ~ GOO ~o (1ne Rou re] The Re11 C hotle~ Hand pa~r o r Sunday school ~ 4S o m mo1 nmg w o• sh •p l! a •n i::vf'nrng ~e rv 1C fo S. Tuesday and l-1•doy 730prn B ~A HWALL OW HIOG ~ CHUfiCH 0~ (H HI)l Ouone , Wordcr1 mm1ster 61b iQ cl a ss Gl :JO o rn mo rn1ng WOIShrp 10 30 am even,ng wo<> h' p 6 30 p m Wedne sday li 1ble study b 30 p m HN O CHURCH 0 1 CHRIS I George ~red e~rck supt 5-undoy mormng Se f ,nre 9 30 a rn wr th preo chmg on t rr \I and thrrd Sun day of mo111h by Geor ge f.!t cken~ NtW ~liV l:R >VIll~ COMMUNI TV Church Sunday ~c h ool :.er .. rce 9 45 o m Wor sh+p servrce 10 30 hongel,st+ c ~ervtCe 7 JO p rn Wednf"~doy Pra yer mee!rng 7 30 liON ( HWH 1-f 0 1 C HHI ~ T Po mer oy Hor •,• r ,, lie II!J Don Ke nnerly r 11 ((H Br it Mdhoy Sundoy ~~ hr d !>up! Sundoy ~thool 'I 111 n 111 rnornrn g wor shrp (l'l l '(''"l nr..III•OII 10 30 o m :,unrlrr¥ , " ' ' ' ng youth C hrr~t 1on lnd••OJ ~ r 1.. p m w o •~h1 p ser VI( I I r ,,, Nurlrres<loy OV'e nrng 1,, u 1... , •H·(>'IIICJ 1) 11 d B .bl~ study "! p '" ,., I iOH/I llr ·II 1-'Ml ( HUH (H I' • V ,r F<"J Wdilorn 1/ t • • , •J Jn, IO! Churd1 .._ Jr> 1 1 J• n rn ) 11 ndo y ~r t roo l ClOSER, I'D SURE liK E 10 Y'IE SEE HER · CAN 1E.ll ··· hope he doesn't qet lost on his WeiLl to the bank 1 What's wrona with Mr Pert? @ • An4t' in q that will nold t 'irtl.j t'ousand dol Iars 1n t'irt4 dollar bills! I need to borrow a baq 1 You've made a deal with Pert? BROWN'S FIRE &SAFETY Of Your Choice Attend The Church Groctries G.ntrll Merch•ndise Rac ine 949·2550 Equipment Stit&-Servlct Fire Extinguishers Fire Dept. Equip. Rutland 742-2777 This Sunday GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY HEINER'S BAKERY Prot.ssion•l Service , Aerial-SchoolsWeddings Chesler 98l·41l5 Bakers ol Good Bread Rev Don ny H Cook , po!o tOI Sun day ~dmol 9 30 a m worsh1p se r vrce 11 om eovenrng ~ervrce 7 UU you th ~erv1ce Wednesda y 700pm lANC,SVIllt l Hf(I ~ IIAN CHUHCH f< obert M uHer po st01 ':Iunday H.hool <I 3CJ o m Hoy :,1gmo1 '>u p! 11101111119 war ~ h r p 10 J0 ~un doy evan111g '!> er v1ce l JO mrd week ~er . . r( e Wednes day 7 p m IY ~ACUil ( HUkCH 0 1 IHI NAl AH ~NI: "' ev Dole Ba !>~ pastor ~ ob M oo re ~lmday 5.rhool ~up t ~ undo~ H hoo l 9 30 a 111 1nornrng wor<,hrp 10 4) om evongel• stl ( s er~r!:E' 7 p rr1 Wcd nr sdoy ~e r v1ce~ proyc1 and pr Orl.f' I p rn NaLarf"l\(' 'l'ourh f p m Oo1ly pr o yc t 11'N•Irtrq ij j(J a rn Men s prayer " 1' •' '" '9 ) ot urd ay 7 p m lO~N UN II W BWl:THHI:N IN ( HHISI l lden Jl l:l lnkl' po ~ t or ~ur1d oy :,lhonl 10 om Howard Me< o y ~u p! Mornurg , ..,. rll{ 1 GO For The Beat In TV Viewing C.ll992-2505 WAID CROSS SONS STORE doy CH I SHH CHURCH Of GOU MARKS ME A I'{ 7 WITCH, OF COURSE ... JUS1 SOME. S H~A ~ GE WQITIN , I GUE SS .. I DuNNO ··· MA'fB E IF WE This S unda y co m e to chut ch and lind h ow i!'s don4:! . 448 Locust 992-3093 Middleport BRADBURY CHUR CH 01 CHRI S1 Mr Do"old Hol e y pa~t o r ~unda y s<hool 9 :JO o rn wor shrp H•rv1 ce 10 JO o m )undoy se r 11rce~ 7 p m you th gr oup Wedns~day 7 p m ANtiQUITY BAPTI ~ l He v l:orl ~hule1 pmlo r 5. undoy ~c h oo l 9 :JO a rn Church ~ervrce 7 p fll youth meetrng b p m l ue~do y 81 ble ~rudy 7 p m folA C IN~ (HU NCH O f !HI:. NAlAHl:Nl: Re v Joh11 A (ofl man pastor f ro11klrn Imboden d10rnnon o! the E! oo'd o f (hrr~ 110n !tiP Sundo'( ~(hool 9 JO om 1110rnrng wor~h1p 10 JO )unday evenrng w o"h1p 7 JO p 111 Prayer rnet> tii'Q Wedn e~ day 130 p rn RA ( IN! ~ lk ST HAPII ) l Don l Walker f' a~ + or No11rile ~ al scr :,urrdoy <;.{hool ~up ! :,undo'( ~chool 'I 30 o m mo1 mn g wor ~hrp 10 40 am )und oy e ven111g wor~h1p 7 JO We dr1e~do y ever1 rn g Brble study I JO OANV I LL ~ Wt)Ul'AN !le v H D Brown pastor )undoy )<hool q J0 am morr1109 wo•~htp 10 45 yourh ~e•v•te b 45 p rn even•ng wor!>hrp 7 30 p m prO'I'er and prar~e Wednesday ! JOp m Sl l \l ~k RUN H t ~ t:IAPII ~ l Hev Mo1vm Mork111 pO'>I OI ~te ... e l1t tie ':Iunday sc hool ~up ! 5-undoy ~chool 10 o rn lllOflllllQ wo1 ~hrp l 1 o rn ~und oy Pvermrg wor~htp 7 30 Pray er rne~ t lflg and tl1b le ~!ud ~ lhur sd oy 7 JO p m youth Sef v•ce 6 p rn ~un DOOR 1 WHAT 00 THOSE FUNN( SHE REAI.L'( ISN'T A ntF DAILY YOUNG'S CARPETING MARK V STORE Middleport SENTINEL Fe1turlng Oetp Slttm Middleport· '-·"-"':111 WINNIE OH ·OH I CCMPANY'5 • WHERE WILL I GO 11 am ' )unduy r11 ght se rllr(e <, l ndea .... or 7 JO p rn ~On g ~Cfii + Ce 8 p m flr t:OChrng 8 3() p rn Mrd wee~ Pro y e• meet tn g Wedne 5o doy 7 p m Hoy Adam!> loy leader C HU~ (H Of- J~~u:, ( HHI :, J l oca ted at Rutl and on New L1 m a Hood ne wI 10 fo•esl A Cie Park Hev Roy R ou~e p o ~IOI Rober t Mu ~~er ~undoy ~chool ~u p! 5. un day ~ c h oo l 10 3() om w o r st·~rp 7 30 p m B,ble ~ t ud r Wednc~ day 7 :JO p m ~o t urd ay 111ght prayer ~er .... •ce 7 :.tOp m H~MLO C K GHOV~ CHNI :, \I AN J.! ogtH Wat!.On pa\tol Kenne rh liy er ~undoy ~rhoof wp ! Mor n 111 9 wor~hrp 9 30 am ~wr l day sc hoo l 10 JO o rn cvenrng se r ~ • ce 7 30 Wedne sday Urbl c STudy 7 )0 p n l Ml UNIO I.J I:!.APII ~l Don 5.ul1d oy Hhool W rlson superm!endent ~unday <,( hool 9 4~ am evenrng w 01 ~h1p 7 30 p m Prayer mee trng 7 JO p rn (h ,.~tra n Wlnl T/415 FILM? M~ WHERE SHOULD 1 HIDE OUT? Wcdne~doy fUI-'P lH 5r PlAIN ~ C HHI ~ IIAN ( HUHCH ~ uge"~e Under w ood po~oto 1 Howard Coldwell J1 ::.und oy )chaol Sup + )undoy ~chool 9 lO n m M ornrnq :,(', man 10 300m ~undoy everm1g ser vrce 7 p rn ll:lAHI ~AllS U NillU tlktlHNlN Re v f- 1ec lond N orn~ po~ l o r l loy d Noll+'> ~ up! !>u11do ~ <;.r h Olfl 4 30 am mornrng ~er morr 10 :.JO a rn l'1oym ~C I >~I((' Wednesdoy 'l .:JO p m CHt \ IIR CHURCH 0 1 I Hf NAZARENE: Re v Herber t Grotf· past or Worshrp se r v1CC I! o n~ end l 30 p m )undoy S~mda~ :,c h ool 9 30 o rn Nr<hord Bo rto n !>up ! Prayer m e(' rlllg Wedllf·~ day 1 30 p '" 8HALJI O fW ( HUio: l H 01 LHHI )l Gobrrel Mn '> po~tor f:i, bl c ':nmdoy )c hool 4 JO o 111 11101 111119 church 10 :tO o rn ~undoy ~t ve nmg .. tHvtce I (}() p m Wedne<;day ~e r vrc e 1 )() p rn lAUJ(il ( llH ff<~~ M. l HOD ISI CHUIK H Hev flo yd I ~hoo k po~ t o r lloyd Wnght ~u •1 doy :,chao! ~up t M orn1n g W or~h rp c, J<J o rn )u ndoy :,rh onl 10 70 a "' Wed~tc '>doy Pro~ or 011d 6 1 bl(.l ) + ud~ ., :KJ p 111 Su'ldiJ \' t>Vcn 111g w QI'_, hrp 1 :JO p m Chorr l'r ot lrrP 1hu t ~ day 7 p m UIXIIH ( HUR(H 0 1 Ct1~1~1 lhwlv'> Hu ~~ell Sr · m u rr!!o +er HHk Macombe r ;up ! ~un doy ~tllool '1 30 o rn wor ~lu p !le t 11rce 1030u rn l:l•bi(•Siut!'l' lue':> doy I p •n HIOHGAN IZW ( HUf<l H (JI r! I I' / Ill.')' I I 1l IAI1f.~ I)Al' :w P'" 8l:1Hl l HtM HAPII:,J Hev ~ad ~hule r po ~ t or Wo1~h1p ~CIV'I ( C o 111 ~undoy <,t hool 10 :SO 9 30 om 81ble ) tudy and pro yt_" W' vrce Thursday 7 30 p m CAHIHON CHUHCH K.• ng~bur y Hood Gmy Krng pa~tor :,unda y s.c tl ool 9 3Q o rn Hal ph lad !>upe•mlendenr pvenrng w o •~h 1p 7 JO p rn r'ro.,.or rnee tu1q Wedne:.doy I 30 p 111 LONG I:IO TlOM (HNI)IIAN ~ru<e Srn1th po ~ l a r WollorP Uomcwood Supl li+b lo ~choo l 'I 30 o m Pr c ochrng ~e • vrt e 1(J 4!1 o m No cvenmg ser v•cc H't'5Hl HUN IRH M~IH OUISI CHURCH ke v Her bert A rlm g pmrm )undoy :,chool 9 30 om M arnrng ~er111(e 1(1 30 a rn liiOI)gelr!>ll( \C I VrCC 7 3CJ p m P•oye• mee t1ng lhur sday 7 JO prn I kH DOM GQ)f'H MIS~ION ot Hold Kn o b Re v lawren ce Gtue!>enc omp :,r po<,tor Jo: oger Wrlll ard ~~ ~1,111doy ~c hoo l sup ! )un doy Hhool q 30 o evenmg wo t ~ hrp 7 :JO p rn P1oye r rnt>£' ! 111 9 Wednesday 7 JO p. rn Yourh rneot1ng Sunday 5 30 p m wr t!r Oon an d Martha Meadow\ +n tho r go WHllf ~ CHAPH Coolvil le liD Hnv Ho y Ue-et er pa~ t o r :,undoy \thool q 30 o rn wm<;hrp ~ervl<e I(J JO o rn 81ble study and p•oyer ~ervrce Wcdne~day 7 30p rn HUllANU HUILANIJ ( HUH CH O f- ( HHl ~1 l 011 y Colo mar~ po!.IOI Co :,un day schoo l 5up ts :,am McKmney or1d Hfll b 1:11111 )unday school ond <Omm unton q 30 o m Wor~h1p and cornunron 10 30 o rn HUl l ANU CO MMUNI1't' ( HUH(t~ ~u nd oy ~<hool 9 )() o rn wor~hrp sc r v1<e II o rn Wl'drr~:.~ ~ day f'IIO ycr meehng I JO J.l m yuu th ~PI \liC e ~ Sunday 7 p 111 ~ u n doy r11ght wors h1p 7 JO RUTI ANO CHUH CH Of 1HI I :ALAH t:NI flih ll o yd D G1m)r1r lr pmlor ~vn doy :"~drool fJ JO om wo • sl1 •p ~e rv iCI) 10 3() o 11"1 ijr ood,mt live ove t WMPO young JWO~J il• ~ 'e 1 \<I(C f p m lvo~rgelrsl! c !oe r viCI! 7 30 p rn Wcd!la!:. day u.:1 me 7 JO p m MA lON COU NIV IIH ~ I \OU I HU<N HAP II ~ l . Cor o f ~~~·{(\nci -OIId A llder •,on Mu~ n11 t'n •.!cll bo11 1< l owl h('• llc,•r CATTLEMANS PER SONAL GOON FEA1HER'5 IN MA~IBU SQUAD OKAY I EdriCIIon Pomeroy, 0 . :, A IN I) Portland l.fo(lne Hood w.llrom Rou!>h po~ t o r Hu!>sell Hnt tl r!l rhutt h -,d rool Or r ector ~unda y ~(hoal 4 :JO o rn Mor n 1119 w or!> h1p 10 30 o rn Sunday l'vcnmg s.ervrce 7 p rn Wedn e~ cloy cvcnrng pro(t"l ~cr .... •tC"• I )() COMING! L::JOK& LIKE • I HOPE RU55 MAKES IT TO KATIE 9Pl -2206 or 992-7630 Rt. 3, Fl>meroy - -- - A ~~ncra le !o JOPPA W01shrp 10 om Churc h ~chool 9 o rn Prayer Meetmg Wedne~doy 8 p rn lO NG B0110M Sunday sc hoo l 01 9 30 am Wor ~ h1p se rv1<e'> at 7 :JO p m E!tb le li tudy and Youth rneet1ng a! 8 p m on lOOK ! ON TH' Cl!lL 8UT SO MEBOOY'S liVlt-1' IN THAl OlD SHACK ... Dfl·"' YOU 0')-t\! 20:13·38 AnYihing 1har brings a s pec1 al rewa rd usually requtres a person t o go b~>yo n d his no rma l pe rforman ce . WILKINSON Small Engin~ r.£ oqPHAN ANNIE-'fffiW A Friday Act5 Yet .. \.1.-ry perfnr nwr IHJpt's h (' uri// ge t thai \•ery kind o f mo un!. Unless th(• ho r~(' puts on a w1 ld d1splay durrng the rid e. the Judge!. wi ll '\con • llw rid l' r luu.• and lu:' will rniss lht:> prize . Oeult Tracloro, New Hollo nd Farm Machinery Spring Ave . 9925101 Fl>meroy LITTLE ORPH.A . )undoy ~ c h ool ~ hrp ~erv•ce p rn 9 45 a .m wor II om and 7 30 Weekly 81bl e Sl udy Wedne~odoy 7 30 p m . MAlON CH UHCH Of CHRIST . P 0 Ho• 4(t7 M1ller St , Ma ~on W Vo )lJndoy Brble Study 10 am om ond 7 p m Brble 'll udr Wed ne ~doy 7 p m Voc al Wor~h1p I I fT\USI( MA >ON A> ~ EMHl V 0 1 GOD Ouddrng lone, Mo~ on W Va Ch 1· \ te1 I ennonl f-'ostor :,unday ~hoot 4 ~~ o m Chddron ~ ( hur(h b 4~ p m Young People~ )ervrr e- b 45 p m !:\/Or1gel+s II( :,erv+CC 7 30 p m Wo 111 t't1 !> M+!o ~10110 1 y lountrl IU o m ! irs ! and th+rd I ullsdo~\ Prayer ond Sib le \ludy VV!.Hlnc~duy 7 :JO p m fiAKH O ~tJ CHURCH Of- CH RI !J.l IN (H f.tl ~ 11AN UNION the He v Wr ll 1orn (om pboll pO ~ ! O r Sunday School 9 :JO o rn James Hughe~ I UPI e ~UillllQ ~UI VICU 7 30 p In Wedne:.dor eve m n g prayer mee 11ng J :JO p rn Youth p1 oyer ~ 4•rv,(e each 1uesdoy ! AI~ V lt W BIHlt CH UH CH . lero11 W Vo Nt I , Re 11. Charles H01g rove~ vr(C~ po~ t or Wor~hrp ~er :,un doy ~c h ool evenmg wonh1p, 7 30 pm I ue~ doy co l loge prayer meehng orrd B1ble i. ludy 9 30 om . W o r ~ h r p ' erv, ce Wednes · do'f 7 30p rn CAL VA RY' 81Bl~ ( HUHCH . now lurnted on ~o mer oy P1ke Count)' flood 25. rruor Hotw ood~ Hev Blackw ood po stor ~ur v ices on ~\,lrldoy a I 10 30 o m ond 7 30 p rn w1 th Sund0y !lchool 9 30 o rn b1bl e i ludy Wednesday , q JU om II a r-n 7 30 p m INUHlNOlN I H O liNl~S Sun doy n1gh l serv1ce 7 30 p m ~OMIROY HO UN ~SS WESliVAN Homs onvllle Rood Dewey Kmg po~t01 td1 ~0n Weaver a~~~ s to n t Henry tblrn Jr :,undoy school supt Sunda y ,chool 9 30 a m rnof n •ng wa r ~ h+p II a rn , 3unday ev~n+ng lter v1c c 7 30 p10ye1 meetrng Thu• ~ day 7 30 p m Pa~lor Oennt s Holes Sunday X hool 10om. worship 1e rvice . 11 :J0 o tn and 7 :W p m. fl•oy'er rnoetu tg Wedne~day 7 JO p.m . kUTlANU A~O>lOli C CHUR CH 01 Jt~U'> lHifiS1 ~ldet James Mrll£•r M1hh1 ~ 1 ud 11 Wednesday f J(J p m ~undoy )chool 10 o m pm Sl FREEWil l BAPTIST CHUR CH OF CHtmr Gabriel M rot , past01 Sunday school. 9 30 a rn . mom· rng church , 10 JO a .m . Junror (hur<h p10grpm l.!nder dhe<tion of Koren M toJ lor cM•Idren '1 10, du• ing regular church tlour m chu fdl bosemvnt. !.unday even· BRIDGE ~·vf J~tN fEfL.IN6 D1 .SOR1f~D ALL. DI\Y. THaS ~NINe. % Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Expert's end play c:ouLD ONLY FaND ONt Su~ SOc.i' • NOR Til • K ~ ¥ . 1'186~ • J5 + A Q 10 2 WEST • Jl09 i2 • 5 • Q 10 ~ 3 2 • 75 'rnl<; IS 81WTIJ<; P. 1110~!;! -,oug, l'tlrei2. H,A.-;; Mf.. USTI:D lf.l lllBOBITU~If37 NcAIN,, • 96 7 +K J 64 • 6 :1 " A K Q 10 2 I'M Both Dealer : No1'lh Wes t North EaST I' ass Pass Pa!i!': 1¥ Pass Pass South IW Puss Opcn mg le ad · one leMer to each square, to lorm tour ordtnary words . sco re one club tr 1rk SUI CC hr 1s caug ht 1n IJ vurw tt on of Vu ln e r~blc : Pli .">S m1t E:asl is In but ean only • 9 II :1 ~· born Jun e 23, 1894. On this day in hT>1o ry: In 1845, the Congress of Texa s agreed 1u Ihe ternlory's annexation b)' the United States. In 1947 , the U.S Congress ena cted the Taft-Han ley labor acl over the veto of Pres1den1 Truman . In 1967, Conn ef'licul Sen. Thomas Dodd , a Democrat, was censured b)' the U.S. for n11Susmg Senate campai gn fund~ . play won't come off and Sou th loses four tricks and curses the gods of chance who have set all key cards In the wrong place A really cxperl declarer mak es his contract by pla y· 1ng a low spade from dum· my . F:xper1 West will shift lo a dub but cxperl South goes ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME right up with dummy 's ace . llflllNl by Henrr Arnold and Bob Lee Then he draws trumps, elim· ~ ~ ~~ ® inates the diamonds and leads dummy's king of Unscramble these four Jumbles, spades. • A K II ~gy ASOJT 'THAT. EAST • AQ 65 " 7 :1 SOUTil a~.~. Cannel News, By the Day Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Snider and Cecil of C(llum· bus, Ohio spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs, Homer Circle, Vema and Marie. Mr. and Mrs. George Circle and Mr. and Mrs. James Circle, of New Haven, W. Va., were at the home of Mary Circle on Sunday. There were $7 present for Sunday School on June 18. Mrs . Martha Lee and daughter, Becky, called •' the home of Mr. and M Arthur Orr of Chester Monday afternoon. Kim Follrod called on Becky Lee recently .. The Almanac United Press lnlernalional Today is Friday, J IID e 2:J, the !74th day of 1978 With 191 to follow. The moon is between its full phase and last quarter. There IS no mormng star The evenmg stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars, Saturn and Jupiter . TI1ose born on this date are IIDder the s1gn of Ca ncer . The duke of Windsor, Britain's Kmg Edward Vlll , was Friday, .lum• 2:1 or Sts Chu r th l elan d Holey . pas t'o r !iundoy school . 10 a m . evanlng service . 7 30 p . m Prayer mee1mg , Wednesdav . 7· 30 p m ; ,BC BRADfORD FRANK & ERNIE PAUl lUTHERAN CHURCH a pm RUflAN O -- JUHilll CHR IS TIAN CIN TlR Georges •Creek Rood Chul(h ~c h oo l 9"'30 a.rr. , mornmg w or ~ h1p 10 30 even rng serv1ce 7 30 Proyer meef rng Wednesday 7 JO (or ne• o! Sycamo re and Second Pamer oy The Rev Wrllrom GOO Nol Pentecos !ol Rev M td dlesworth Poslo• Sunday . George O• ler pastor WorsM•p ~chaol at 9 45 c m and Chu •<h scr V'rCC Sunday q 45 o m ~on Se1 v•ces I l a. m day s<hool , 11 a .m . w o rsh•p ser SA~ HEO HEAR I , Rev . Father v1( e 7 30 p m Thu r,doy prayer floul D Welto n, po~t or . Phone rnee tr ng 7 30 p m 9fi'J 1~15 Sa tu rday even1ng Moss MT H ~HMON Un•led 6r e th1c11 7 :.10 Sunday Moss , 8 and 10 a .m Church Sunday Schoo l q 30 o rn (on lau•o n Solurday 7 7.JO p rn Wor~h1p servtce 10 45 o m CHRISTI AN 8APTIS1 On th e Proochmg se r v+cos every Sunday Haute 7 bypass James t Keesee, olte•no t•ng w rlh C t Wednesday pas tor . Sunday 5c kool . 10 am prayer 11'1eellng 7 :J() p rn Rev. morn111g wor sh1p I l om evan Jornes l each , pasto r . Davtd lllQ Sf f VICQ , 7 , Hol ter loy leader , TMIN ITV Cknst lon A Hem bly Jl:HOVAH S WllNt SS t ) , I m•la Cooht•lle G1lbert Spence t east ol llu !land juntllon o l Nauta paslm Sunday school 9 30om. 17~ and Noble Summi t Rood (1 . rnotn1ng wor ship , J I a tn Sunday 174) Sl.!ndoy Bib le lecture , 9 30 evenrng servrce. 7 30 pm , o ., Wa tch tower 5l udy 10 30 m1dweek prayer serv1ce Wednes om , Tuesday Bible study , 7 and day . 7.30p .m , t1 15 p rn Thur~day , thoocrohc MOUNT Olive Community 'H hool 7 30 p .m ., servr<e Church , long Sot!om , R\.l~~ell meetrng 30 p m Cl• ne , superintendent ' Sunday HOf'~ 8AIJTIST . 570 Grant St , School 10 a m Youth group and M•ddleporl . Bobby Ell11n s. pastor prayer meet ing~ Wednesday 7 30 Sunday School, 10 am. w ors hip p.m . Church serviCes Sunday 7·30 serv1ce , 11 a m , everHng service p m Lawrence Bush po~t o r 7 30 p m Thur s day prayer meet ing and Bible s!o dy 7 30 SVR ACUSI FIR IT CHURCH ( HUH CH . INC Pearl St., M•d CHURCH Of GOO o1 Pro phecv. clif;!po•t Hu\1 . ODell Manley , located on th e 0 . J . While Rood pa stor ~onny Hudson, Sunday oil highway lbO. Su nda y School ~< hoo l sup! Sunday ~uhool , 9 .30 10 o.m Superintendent John o rn , eve n•ng wonh1p 7 30 p. m Loveday flnt W@d nesday night firoye1 a nd prOI5e service . · of month CP MA services , second Wednesday 7 30 p m . Wednesdor WMB rneer lng . th ird I HI PlO~ II I CHURCH OF throug h ilt h youlM st r \IICe . POM l-H OY Corner Ma1n and George Croy le pastor. Court Sh thrrd f1oor .over HOPE 8A~fiST CHAPEl 570 lighthouse ltet tou•ont Henry Gron! St. M iddleport , Re v 15obby look poslor ~undoy sc hool . 10 l: lktn s Sunda y school. 10 am.; o,m , r'r10rnu1g worship 11 o m morn rng worsh ip II , evening elo'enrng sorv1<e 7 30 . Wednes · wo rsh•p 7 ·JO p. m. Thur sday day qvenlng ~~~ r v1ce 7 30. In· e11enm g 81bl e study and pr,ayer ttlldenorninoi iOrlol full gospel meet+ng, 7 JO p m , Aff i liated wl !h RUTlAND CHU HCH Of GOD 1ng ~er .... ,ce. 7 p m , Wednesday se rvice . 7 30 p m the end play descnbed eal'l l· cr. IBUD<?R 1 r [J You hold · • AQBH • K 54 +J • J2 + KJ G BARNEY RUN OUT YORE TONGUE AN' SAY ''AAH:' TATER I SEE TH'TONGUE -· NOW, LGT'S HEAR THE''AAH'' Hy Oswald .la<·uby and Alan Sontag In most bridge games. South covers the jack of s_parles with dummy 's k1ng, F...ast cas hes the etcc and Your partner opens one club and jumps lo three spades after you respond one spade What do you do •'I:FWSI'i\l 'EH I NTt:lti'HISI ' r\S.t.;\ I Eust has to c 1lhcr lead a club or give So uth dtM ' i.Jt' tl H ruff an1l . An ex pert Eustl catl s bat·k a luw .'i flildt' WL'!'il win:-; ::md lrruls i t dub. No w the cntt WHAI Hie> DIVIN6 EQUIPMENI BU~INES.~ WA5. I I KJ now') We have decided slam m· teres! but do nul go right into qu ee n and shifts to a diaM Blackwood beca use of th e mood So uth wins , dr aws worthless doubleton in dia· trump , e lunin~t es tho rest of monds Instead. we bill four the tliamowJs . cu nu~s to hi s clubs If pnrtnct' bid s four h.uul wit h" trump , ll'adc; the diamond~ w~ go anto Blackmn e (If l'iuh~. lets It lose to wood the Jack and tlanns s ince I NARIFA (For a copy of JACOBY MOD· ERN send SI IO Wrn a/ Bndge care of th rs newspit· oer P 0 Box 489 Ra d•o C111 Sra/l on New Yo rk . N Y 10019 J J I I [j Msw. ( XXI .I Veslerday s Now arrange the cucleel leners 10 form the surprise answer , as sug · gested by rhe above canoon X]TO GO( XI I I ) (Answers tomorrow ) Jumbles: WEDGE TAFFY Answer. Reeponaible for 1!1 QUAVER BUTTER holdup In golf- A TEE =- JuiT'Mt Book No. 10, wll'l , . .... , 10 puDIII, ......... b $1.3& poll:· pold do lllil, :;1•. Bot! :M, - . N.J. 078411. your netrnl, erco.,~ COdl ,..gct.ckl ~lble totkA !*if+ , 11om.-. �8-The Daily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, JwJe 23. 1978 MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. TRINITY CH URCH ~e "' Pernn poster Bob Sue!-. )undoy sc hoo l ~upr Church School !7 15 om Worshtp servrc.~: 10 30om (hotr rehearsal Tue!>doy 7 30 p m under drrectton of Ahn• Nease POMEROY CHURCH Of THI NAZARENl Corner Unto" and Mulberry Rev Clyde V Hender ~on pos l or )unday ~chool 'il 30 om Glen McClung supr morn mg worsh•p 10 30 o. m eve"mg ~t'HVI(E 7 30 1111d weel. 'F'IIIIff' Wednesday 7 30 p m GRACE H'ISCOPA L lhf': ~e ~ Rober I Groves rector Ser\rce II a r!'l Sunday sc hool wrlh Dole Dutt on and ~ om e Wilhomsc·ul IO )' led!H S OS!> ISIJOlQ the r P(! Qf POMfRO'T' CHUIKH Of O~R IS I 712 W Mmn StJohn Mt A!Ihu r pastor Btble school q 30 a rn mommg w orshtp 10 30 om You th meetmgs 6 30 p m even tng w orsh•p 7 30 Wedne~doy n•ghr p1oyer meer•ng ono Brbk study 7 30 p n1 THE SALVATION ARMY 115 Butternut A11f> Pome ro y ~11110~ and M rs Ray W1nrng otl rcers m c ha rge SundO ) holrness rneetrng 10 o m Su•,doy S(hool 10 30 a m Sunday school lea der YPSM t lorse Adams 7 p m meerrng .. or rous solvot ron speaker~ and n1usrL ~pecral:. 7 30 pm Thursda y lOom to2pm Lod1e~ Horne league all wom en rnvrted 7 30 p rn prayer rneet1ng and 81b le stud y Bob htep leader Re "' Noel Her man reacher BWHINGTON SOUT H~HN BAP l'IST CHAP~! Route I Shade Po~to r Bobby lllum Sunday school S p m Sunday worshrp 5 45 p m Wednesday prayer ser VI( Q 7 30p m POMEROY W~STSID~ CHURCH OF CH ii'I ST 200 W Mor n St Jerry Paul mrnrster phone 9q7 7bb0 Con~ervotrve non rns trumento l Sunday worshrp 10 om Brble stud ~ II am worshrp b p m Wednesday 8rbl c study 7 p m OLD DEXHR 818Lt ( H!IISTIAN CHURCH Rev Rolph S1nr rh post01 Sund ay sc hool Gl :JO o m Mrs Worley Fro11(r~ -.upermten dent Preochrng ~erv1ce:. lrrst & th1rd Sundays loll owmg Sunday School GRAHAM UN IH:D M~lH ODl~l Prea<hmg 9 30 a m l• rs.t and ~e <and Sunday s ol ea ch mon th th•rd and fourth Sundays each mon th w o t~hrp ~erv r c to or 7 30 p m Wednesday evenrng~ at 7 JO Prayer and B+ble Study ADV~NII~1 StVENTH DAY Mulberry He•ghls Rood Pome ro ,. Pastor Albert D111e~ So bborh S<hool Supe t rn tendent (!oro Mdnty•e Sobba rh )chool ~otur day oftet noon at ') 00 wr!h Wor shrp Ser . . rce l ollowrng or 3 I) RUTLAND CHU ~ C H FIRSI John F. FuHz; Mgr . Ph. 9?2 -2101 RUllANU ( HUH LH Of GO U W H BAPIIII ~~~!er Ho11rert Worner )upl Sundo,. )chool 9 JO a rn mor nmg ..,.o•shrp 10 <~5 am THt HilAND CHA PH GE'orge Co~ l o past or ~undoy )rhool 9 30 a rn evenmg wor~hrp 7 30 Thur ~d oy even rng praye r ~er"1ce 7 30p m POMEROY FIR:,l H~f-' 11~1 L>ovrd Man n mrn+!.ter W1ll+om WcJ1son Sunday !ochool sup! Su11 doy schoo ! 9 30 o m m01111ng worshrpl030o m fiR\1 SOU1HIR N BAPll\1 lBl M ulberr y A"e Pomero y Pou l J Wht te flo s. to• Gory Ho ~ ho m ~un day ~>t hool s.u pt Sunda y sc hool Q JO am morn1ng worsh1p 10 30 ev~?nmg wor~h1p tJ 30 p m Mrdweek prayer ~Pivrre 7 30 P"' MIDWAY COMMUNlllf ct NTl~ Oc•lc r Rd Longs1111le Ohr o Re~ Clyde ~errell Po s+or :,unday :,chool 11 om Sarurdoy preoch1ng servt ct?'> J 30 p rn Wednesday even.ng Brblp ~ +udy o+ 7 30 p m fAilH 1ABIRNACll CIIURCH 6o rley Ru n Rood Re v bnmeft Howson po ~ t 'H Handley Dunn 'iupl Sunday '>c hool !0 am ~un day e .... enrng 1.ervrce 7 30 B•blc t• ochmg 7 30 p m fhu• sdoy DYESVILLE CO MMUNITY CHU RCH Roger C lur nt>1 po1.t or ~unday s< hool Gl 30 o rn Sunday rnorn•ng w ors h1p !Q 30 ~und oy evenmg ser .... •te 7 30 MIDOL~P O Rl MT MORIAH E!APII5T Cor11er Fourth and Mo 11r M 1ddleport Re.,. Henry Kev Jr posror Sun doy Srhool 9 30 am M r'> ~rvm 6oumgordnf'r sup! M orn1ng worsh•p 10 45 am MlD DlEPORl CHUIKH 01 CHNI)T IN CHRISJt AN UNION lawren ce Mo nlf'y pO!:.Ior Mr s Russel l Young :,undoy S<hool Supt Sund ay ~chao! q ]0 o m tven1ng w o "hr p 7 30 WednE> ~ day prayer meetrng 7 JO p m MT MORIAH CHURCH O f GOO Rocrne Hou l e 'l lhe Hev Jame~ M Mun cy pa stor Sunday Hhool q -4 5 o rn mornmg worsh+p 11 a m ev enmg wor)hrp 7 30 Prayer meetmg Tu e~rlay 7 :JO p m Young pe ople~ mee tr ng 7 30 p m T ~ursdoy MIDDLEPO RT FIRS1 8A r'll:, I Co•r+et Sudh and Palmer the Re v K1 rby Or ler past or Rober t Porker , scuperrn rendenr Sundov WMPO Rod 10 program 7 45 o m :,undoy School 9 15 o rn M m n mg Wmshrp 10 15 am Youth or trvrlres and tell owsh+p for 1un•or and sen1ar h1gh students b p m Sun da y even•ng worsh1p 7 JO p m Mrd wee~ prayer servrce~ Wed nesday 7 30 p m CHURCH 0~ CHRI ST M rd dleporl , 5th and Mor r'1 Geo rge <?lore m~r 1 r s le r Mrke Gerlo<h <,u per+ n tend ent 1e11y Yankey youth m1nt~fer 81blc sc hool 9 30 am ., mornrng wor~hrp 10 30 am . evenrng worsh•p 7 30 proyer se rv rce 7 p rn Wedne~ doy MIDDlEPOR1 CHURCH Of fHI NAZARENE Re.. Jtrn B1oome poslor M rs M ary Lofhey Sunday scMool supt Sunday ~< hool q 30 om mornrng wor~hrp 10 JO om Sunday evongelr\11( mee t 1ng, 7 00 p rn f'royN rnee l rng Wed ne!>doy l 30 p m UN ITED PRtSBY!U{lAN MINIST RY O J. Mt iG:, COUN!'t' Owrghl t ZOV'IIt drre<tor HARR ISONVlll l fiii!~S8YHRtAN Rev bne~t Srr•c"-lrn pm +o r Sunday rhurrh school Gl 30 o 111 Mr'!> Homer lfle !>upt mornmg WOIShlp 10 30 MlDDlEPORI Sunday Hhool 9 30 am R1 chord Vaughan supt Mornrng wor5h1p 10 JO SY RA (U)I: Mo1ntng wor ., hrp 1 om Sunday sc hool 10 a 111 11 )ornpson Holt sup! Pomeroy fle v H o bb~ Po• l et pml o• :,un day school !0 a m :, undo y wo• ~h1p 11 o rn :,undoy e\lerH ng ser v1ce 7 p m Wedne,rlay ~om 1 ly I rorrrrg Hou+ J p rn Wedne~doy wo1 ~hrp ~e1vrce 7 30 p 111 &LOHSE PHARMACY We All Doctors ' Prtsc:rlpllons 992·2955 Fl>moroy HAZll COMMUNIIV CH UHCH Near l ong 8att on1 ~d sel Hart pas. to• Sunday sc hool 10 a"' Church 7 30 p m prayer mee+r11g J 30p rn lhur:.doy MIDDtfPOJ-' 1 P~NHCOS 1 Al lh11d A ve tMe Rt-v Wrllrom Kn1l te l po~t or flonald Uugorr :,un day School Sui) t Classes l o1 oil oqes even1ng se rv1ce 7 J(t H1b le study Wednesday 1 J0 p m youth ~er 11rces ~ r1doy 7 30 p 111 MIODLH'ORI 1- HHWIII I:IAP 11~1 Co t ner Ash and Plum Noel He1 1mar1 po ~ l or ~olu •doy even rng ~e r vrce 7 30 p m :,unday School 1() 30 o m MUG) COO I'tRAli V~ PAJ,'I:,H Mt1HODI~1 CHUR CH l< obt>r t I Burngo rn t>l Orr ector K&C JEWELERS f.._;'\ ......... A 9-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy 0 ., Fnday June 23 1978 DICK TRACY · ' ' ' EUIS & SONS SOHIO Complete (For A Auction C. II The Ret I McCoy ) 1. tMacl McCoy Automotive Service 212 E. Main Street '"·3785, I HOPED TO GO BAO< HOME, AND "-IVE WITH MV PARENTS . SLAPPeD BUT I'M NOT WELCOME THEI'<E. RACINE PlANING MILl. These Messages Of Our Religious HeritJJge Mill Work . C.binel Making Syracuse 992-3978 Are Sponsored Each Week By The Following: FRENCH'S SUNOCO SERVICE CENTERS MIKE SWIGER STATE FARM INSURANCE /o iJ,~ 1 BUT THAT 15 OVER . T HAVe A ii'\ORE IMMEDIATE PROBLEM .. I'M ... I'M T SHOULDN'T o: Locust& 992-9921 Middle pori, Ohio JUNIOR, 5. Third Mlddltport Ph. 992-7151 OH··ER.. HEH, 282 W. Main SEE~ TOO Sw;Y ENJOYING THE VIEW ! P. J. PAULEY, AGENT ROSEBERRrS PENNZOIL (S/(!JH!) NOT BY CHOICE· BE~I!VE ME! I'M REALLY A HOME SIRL .. JU5T WAIT· IN6 FOil MISTER RIGHT: HEH! GUESS ! VE OVER THE I!>ETrER WATCH YOURSELF, BOY.. THIS DAME KNOWS A~L THE ANGI..E5! 5TEA~S! YSHE OSVIOU51..Y JUST REMEMBER .. THAT SHAPE LY EXTERIOR MASKS WROTE THE SOOK ON HO W TO CAPITAI..- A CUNN ING WOUI..D·BE IZE ON A MAN 'S MURDERE5S .. AND HER l'IR5T VICTIM COULD EVERY WEAK- UMM (MEM!l YES, 'fOUR U"'CLe TEL~S Mf: VOU'R& Nationwide Ins. Co. of Columbus, 0. 104 w. Main 992-2311 Fl>meroy Ph. •••-mo &~CUSE M& .. I 'D SETTER <SO TURN NES~! BE A DUDE NAMED EA~Yi REALLY INTO THe NUTS ANP SOLTS OF THE &U51~E5S PO MIR OV ClU\ II H He11 fl abcrt Hoyden ~e v Jo111es Co r btl! C H~ SI Ul Wo •sh •p 9 1) om Church ~c hool 10 a m POMER OY wo•~ h 1p ~ervr<e 9 IS om ~und oy school 10 30 o m Re> Robe r 1 Hoyder; lN1 ~ t? PHI!lt W ors h rp q o Church ) <Mool 10 o 111 HO CK ~ J!RING :, W orshrp om Chur ch ~chool 9 1So UM Vf 6 30 p Ill f LA rwooos Wo1 ~hrp 11 o Church J.cMooiiO am RACINE FOOD MARKET County Savings & Loan _..., Co. _ Tht Storo With A Hurt Rtclnt Ph. 9•9-2626 216 E. Main 111 Ridenour TV & Appliance Gas Semce !0 r1) 111 MIOUllPORT ClU\HR Hev flober l Bumga rner HtA 1H Hober t BumgonJCt Pmror Worshrp !0 30 am Church ~c h oo l Q 30 a m UMV~ b . 992-6655 Chester 915·3307 Raclne949·2020 Pomeroy 992-2582 Mason 773-5721 Kingsbury Home Sales & EUIOTT APPLIANCE II pm RUTLAN D Wdbur H1lt Pmtor Wotshtp 10 30om CMurcM ~chool 9 J(.lo m SY ~A ( U~~ llU~ I !:: ~ Har 11e~ Hl?v Koc h Jr Worshrp 11 o rn • Church School 9 50 a Ill UMW l rr'>l lue, doy Br blto ~ t u dy 1hur:. 7 30 p rn ~ORl:Jl RUN W01 ~ htp Q om Church S<haoiiO om MIN!:RlV IlH Wor~htp IU a rn (hu•ch )<hoo19 a rn )Y NA(U S!: Church )chool 9 00 a m Wo"l11p ~~~ v•ce 7 30 p m A S BU~Y He v Oov1d Ho rrr) Clus ter leader Hc11 :,tcven Wrls on f Iorence Srntth H• lton Wolfe All he ha s to do is stay o n for t>1y l11 s~cu nd~ 1Dorc05 1 W or\h,p Ch ur ch School 10 30 Q 30 om a rn CA HMtL (hruch )chool 9 30 am Worsh+p 10 30 o m l n d and 4t h ~undoy~ APPll GH 0Vt ~und o'( School 930 a rn W or~h1 p 7 30 p m ht and Jrd Sunday~ Prayer meehng Wednesday J 30 p rn I ellows hrp su pper lrr st ')o turdo y b p m UMW ~nd I ue~doy ' JO p m ~A S! LHAHl (hruch School q a m Wor~h1p ~ervrce 10 a rn Prayer mee r•ng 1 30 p rn WPdnesdoy UMW l11 !. I 1ue\doy 7 30 p m HA C IN~ w~:,ll VAN Sunday )Chool 10 o rn wo•s.h1p 11 om Cho11 pro<l r(e 1hur!!doy 8 p m ll!Akl ~AlLS Church 5r(hool H.! om W o r~h•p ~> er v r ce q am MORNING ~ !Ali: Worsh1p 9 30 o rn Church Slhool 10 :tO am M•d Weelo. Ser Y!(e Wednesday a pm M ORSI:. LHAPH W or!:.hp l l o rn Chur ch School 9 30 o rn POlo: IL AN lJ Wor shrp 7 JO p rn (hu•ch)chool930om SUT ION Chu 1{h School Q 30 a rn Worshrp 1~1 oPd 3rd Sundays lO 30a rn N OH1Hl A S1 ClU~H H Hev Rr(ho •d I homo~ Po ~ to r Duone SydenJ>Trrcker John Douglas Wedt Jesday when !he rodeo pc rlor mer gels a par1 icularly sp1nted bronco. Acts 19:23-41 VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. He knows that when hto gi\•es th e frnal nod of h1 s h ead and that big gat e is swung open, some hors~ s lurn in lo rwistlng , turning beast s ~A• ho seem lo breat h e fire and slo mp lightmng Thursday Acts 20:1-12 216 5.. second Pomeroy 992-3325 Bul lh ll l can bl' !he longesl t> 1ght seco nds uf th e day Services A s~oc1a r e~ PIZZA SHACK Ealln or Carry Out 126 E. Main 992.6304 pomeroy Reuter-Brogan Insurance SOUTHIRN ClU\1fR l:i~ IH ANY 1------..;;;,:,:,;,;;;.;_..,.,-----1 214 E. Main 992-5130 Pomeroy Fulton-Thompson Tractor Sales, Inc. Sa turday Acts Don ThomPSOn Ford. Inc. 461 S. ~rd . Middleport 992·2196 21:1-16 S houldn ' t we all then be ready 1o gi\•e itllttXI Ta s har e o f our talen ls and abil ities 1l Wl' \I. ani rlernal ltff" - lhe gr~atul rvward 1:'\/f'f promis"-'d to man·) Sales & Service AA' HA~ OH , FOLKS HER THAT ... Wednesday~ NO RTH BUHH W o,~hr p I I o rn Chur ' h SchoollO o rn AU RW Sunday ~<hoot 9 30 o rn Wor~hrp 10 45 a rn Proy e t rneerlflg Wedne~doy 7 4~ p m UMW 3rd l ue!>doy 8 p m I<HDSV Illt Sundoy School Q 30 om Wor,hrp 7 JO p m Proye• 1ue ~ day Mee1 1ng 7 30 p m Vr'>r i OI+ al\7 JOp m 1~t!Mu , s day Sll v rH ~IDGl W or~ hrp 10 a rn Chur ch ~Hhooi!Y om I U PPU~ S PlAINS Wo rsh •p q a rn Chu r(h ~chool10 am K~NO ( HUN CH 01- ( HHI Sl Geo•gC' f rede11ck :.upl Se r v1u~ weekly 9 JO om on ~undoy P1 Coch1ng hl\t and thud Sundo ,. ~ ol rnon th b'f Cliff ord )mrth 9 30 om HOEI ~ON CHRt :,fiA N UNION 1-fpv Kerth ~b l rn pm tor ~undoy School q :JO o rn Ltw nord G1lrnore i lf~l elder evenmg stu vrce 7 30 p m Wednesday p1oyer meel rng l 30 p m M 1 MORIAH ( HUH(H 0 ~ GOO ~o (1ne Rou re] The Re11 C hotle~ Hand pa~r o r Sunday school ~ 4S o m mo1 nmg w o• sh •p l! a •n i::vf'nrng ~e rv 1C fo S. Tuesday and l-1•doy 730prn B ~A HWALL OW HIOG ~ CHUfiCH 0~ (H HI)l Ouone , Wordcr1 mm1ster 61b iQ cl a ss Gl :JO o rn mo rn1ng WOIShrp 10 30 am even,ng wo<> h' p 6 30 p m Wedne sday li 1ble study b 30 p m HN O CHURCH 0 1 CHRIS I George ~red e~rck supt 5-undoy mormng Se f ,nre 9 30 a rn wr th preo chmg on t rr \I and thrrd Sun day of mo111h by Geor ge f.!t cken~ NtW ~liV l:R >VIll~ COMMUNI TV Church Sunday ~c h ool :.er .. rce 9 45 o m Wor sh+p servrce 10 30 hongel,st+ c ~ervtCe 7 JO p rn Wednf"~doy Pra yer mee!rng 7 30 liON ( HWH 1-f 0 1 C HHI ~ T Po mer oy Hor •,• r ,, lie II!J Don Ke nnerly r 11 ((H Br it Mdhoy Sundoy ~~ hr d !>up! Sundoy ~thool 'I 111 n 111 rnornrn g wor shrp (l'l l '(''"l nr..III•OII 10 30 o m :,unrlrr¥ , " ' ' ' ng youth C hrr~t 1on lnd••OJ ~ r 1.. p m w o •~h1 p ser VI( I I r ,,, Nurlrres<loy OV'e nrng 1,, u 1... , •H·(>'IIICJ 1) 11 d B .bl~ study "! p '" ,., I iOH/I llr ·II 1-'Ml ( HUH (H I' • V ,r F<"J Wdilorn 1/ t • • , •J Jn, IO! Churd1 .._ Jr> 1 1 J• n rn ) 11 ndo y ~r t roo l ClOSER, I'D SURE liK E 10 Y'IE SEE HER · CAN 1E.ll ··· hope he doesn't qet lost on his WeiLl to the bank 1 What's wrona with Mr Pert? @ • An4t' in q that will nold t 'irtl.j t'ousand dol Iars 1n t'irt4 dollar bills! I need to borrow a baq 1 You've made a deal with Pert? BROWN'S FIRE &SAFETY Of Your Choice Attend The Church Groctries G.ntrll Merch•ndise Rac ine 949·2550 Equipment Stit&-Servlct Fire Extinguishers Fire Dept. Equip. Rutland 742-2777 This Sunday GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY HEINER'S BAKERY Prot.ssion•l Service , Aerial-SchoolsWeddings Chesler 98l·41l5 Bakers ol Good Bread Rev Don ny H Cook , po!o tOI Sun day ~dmol 9 30 a m worsh1p se r vrce 11 om eovenrng ~ervrce 7 UU you th ~erv1ce Wednesda y 700pm lANC,SVIllt l Hf(I ~ IIAN CHUHCH f< obert M uHer po st01 ':Iunday H.hool <I 3CJ o m Hoy :,1gmo1 '>u p! 11101111119 war ~ h r p 10 J0 ~un doy evan111g '!> er v1ce l JO mrd week ~er . . r( e Wednes day 7 p m IY ~ACUil ( HUkCH 0 1 IHI NAl AH ~NI: "' ev Dole Ba !>~ pastor ~ ob M oo re ~lmday 5.rhool ~up t ~ undo~ H hoo l 9 30 a 111 1nornrng wor<,hrp 10 4) om evongel• stl ( s er~r!:E' 7 p rr1 Wcd nr sdoy ~e r v1ce~ proyc1 and pr Orl.f' I p rn NaLarf"l\(' 'l'ourh f p m Oo1ly pr o yc t 11'N•Irtrq ij j(J a rn Men s prayer " 1' •' '" '9 ) ot urd ay 7 p m lO~N UN II W BWl:THHI:N IN ( HHISI l lden Jl l:l lnkl' po ~ t or ~ur1d oy :,lhonl 10 om Howard Me< o y ~u p! Mornurg , ..,. rll{ 1 GO For The Beat In TV Viewing C.ll992-2505 WAID CROSS SONS STORE doy CH I SHH CHURCH Of GOU MARKS ME A I'{ 7 WITCH, OF COURSE ... JUS1 SOME. S H~A ~ GE WQITIN , I GUE SS .. I DuNNO ··· MA'fB E IF WE This S unda y co m e to chut ch and lind h ow i!'s don4:! . 448 Locust 992-3093 Middleport BRADBURY CHUR CH 01 CHRI S1 Mr Do"old Hol e y pa~t o r ~unda y s<hool 9 :JO o rn wor shrp H•rv1 ce 10 JO o m )undoy se r 11rce~ 7 p m you th gr oup Wedns~day 7 p m ANtiQUITY BAPTI ~ l He v l:orl ~hule1 pmlo r 5. undoy ~c h oo l 9 :JO a rn Church ~ervrce 7 p fll youth meetrng b p m l ue~do y 81 ble ~rudy 7 p m folA C IN~ (HU NCH O f !HI:. NAlAHl:Nl: Re v Joh11 A (ofl man pastor f ro11klrn Imboden d10rnnon o! the E! oo'd o f (hrr~ 110n !tiP Sundo'( ~(hool 9 JO om 1110rnrng wor~h1p 10 JO )unday evenrng w o"h1p 7 JO p 111 Prayer rnet> tii'Q Wedn e~ day 130 p rn RA ( IN! ~ lk ST HAPII ) l Don l Walker f' a~ + or No11rile ~ al scr :,urrdoy <;.{hool ~up ! :,undo'( ~chool 'I 30 o m mo1 mn g wor ~hrp 10 40 am )und oy e ven111g wor~h1p 7 JO We dr1e~do y ever1 rn g Brble study I JO OANV I LL ~ Wt)Ul'AN !le v H D Brown pastor )undoy )<hool q J0 am morr1109 wo•~htp 10 45 yourh ~e•v•te b 45 p rn even•ng wor!>hrp 7 30 p m prO'I'er and prar~e Wednesday ! JOp m Sl l \l ~k RUN H t ~ t:IAPII ~ l Hev Mo1vm Mork111 pO'>I OI ~te ... e l1t tie ':Iunday sc hool ~up ! 5-undoy ~chool 10 o rn lllOflllllQ wo1 ~hrp l 1 o rn ~und oy Pvermrg wor~htp 7 30 Pray er rne~ t lflg and tl1b le ~!ud ~ lhur sd oy 7 JO p m youth Sef v•ce 6 p rn ~un DOOR 1 WHAT 00 THOSE FUNN( SHE REAI.L'( ISN'T A ntF DAILY YOUNG'S CARPETING MARK V STORE Middleport SENTINEL Fe1turlng Oetp Slttm Middleport· '-·"-"':111 WINNIE OH ·OH I CCMPANY'5 • WHERE WILL I GO 11 am ' )unduy r11 ght se rllr(e <, l ndea .... or 7 JO p rn ~On g ~Cfii + Ce 8 p m flr t:OChrng 8 3() p rn Mrd wee~ Pro y e• meet tn g Wedne 5o doy 7 p m Hoy Adam!> loy leader C HU~ (H Of- J~~u:, ( HHI :, J l oca ted at Rutl and on New L1 m a Hood ne wI 10 fo•esl A Cie Park Hev Roy R ou~e p o ~IOI Rober t Mu ~~er ~undoy ~chool ~u p! 5. un day ~ c h oo l 10 3() om w o r st·~rp 7 30 p m B,ble ~ t ud r Wednc~ day 7 :JO p m ~o t urd ay 111ght prayer ~er .... •ce 7 :.tOp m H~MLO C K GHOV~ CHNI :, \I AN J.! ogtH Wat!.On pa\tol Kenne rh liy er ~undoy ~rhoof wp ! Mor n 111 9 wor~hrp 9 30 am ~wr l day sc hoo l 10 JO o rn cvenrng se r ~ • ce 7 30 Wedne sday Urbl c STudy 7 )0 p n l Ml UNIO I.J I:!.APII ~l Don 5.ul1d oy Hhool W rlson superm!endent ~unday <,( hool 9 4~ am evenrng w 01 ~h1p 7 30 p m Prayer mee trng 7 JO p rn (h ,.~tra n Wlnl T/415 FILM? M~ WHERE SHOULD 1 HIDE OUT? Wcdne~doy fUI-'P lH 5r PlAIN ~ C HHI ~ IIAN ( HUHCH ~ uge"~e Under w ood po~oto 1 Howard Coldwell J1 ::.und oy )chaol Sup + )undoy ~chool 9 lO n m M ornrnq :,(', man 10 300m ~undoy everm1g ser vrce 7 p rn ll:lAHI ~AllS U NillU tlktlHNlN Re v f- 1ec lond N orn~ po~ l o r l loy d Noll+'> ~ up! !>u11do ~ <;.r h Olfl 4 30 am mornrng ~er morr 10 :.JO a rn l'1oym ~C I >~I((' Wednesdoy 'l .:JO p m CHt \ IIR CHURCH 0 1 I Hf NAZARENE: Re v Herber t Grotf· past or Worshrp se r v1CC I! o n~ end l 30 p m )undoy S~mda~ :,c h ool 9 30 o rn Nr<hord Bo rto n !>up ! Prayer m e(' rlllg Wedllf·~ day 1 30 p '" 8HALJI O fW ( HUio: l H 01 LHHI )l Gobrrel Mn '> po~tor f:i, bl c ':nmdoy )c hool 4 JO o 111 11101 111119 church 10 :tO o rn ~undoy ~t ve nmg .. tHvtce I (}() p m Wedne<;day ~e r vrc e 1 )() p rn lAUJ(il ( llH ff<~~ M. l HOD ISI CHUIK H Hev flo yd I ~hoo k po~ t o r lloyd Wnght ~u •1 doy :,chao! ~up t M orn1n g W or~h rp c, J<J o rn )u ndoy :,rh onl 10 70 a "' Wed~tc '>doy Pro~ or 011d 6 1 bl(.l ) + ud~ ., :KJ p 111 Su'ldiJ \' t>Vcn 111g w QI'_, hrp 1 :JO p m Chorr l'r ot lrrP 1hu t ~ day 7 p m UIXIIH ( HUR(H 0 1 Ct1~1~1 lhwlv'> Hu ~~ell Sr · m u rr!!o +er HHk Macombe r ;up ! ~un doy ~tllool '1 30 o rn wor ~lu p !le t 11rce 1030u rn l:l•bi(•Siut!'l' lue':> doy I p •n HIOHGAN IZW ( HUf<l H (JI r! I I' / Ill.')' I I 1l IAI1f.~ I)Al' :w P'" 8l:1Hl l HtM HAPII:,J Hev ~ad ~hule r po ~ t or Wo1~h1p ~CIV'I ( C o 111 ~undoy <,t hool 10 :SO 9 30 om 81ble ) tudy and pro yt_" W' vrce Thursday 7 30 p m CAHIHON CHUHCH K.• ng~bur y Hood Gmy Krng pa~tor :,unda y s.c tl ool 9 3Q o rn Hal ph lad !>upe•mlendenr pvenrng w o •~h 1p 7 JO p rn r'ro.,.or rnee tu1q Wedne:.doy I 30 p 111 LONG I:IO TlOM (HNI)IIAN ~ru<e Srn1th po ~ l a r WollorP Uomcwood Supl li+b lo ~choo l 'I 30 o m Pr c ochrng ~e • vrt e 1(J 4!1 o m No cvenmg ser v•cc H't'5Hl HUN IRH M~IH OUISI CHURCH ke v Her bert A rlm g pmrm )undoy :,chool 9 30 om M arnrng ~er111(e 1(1 30 a rn liiOI)gelr!>ll( \C I VrCC 7 3CJ p m P•oye• mee t1ng lhur sday 7 JO prn I kH DOM GQ)f'H MIS~ION ot Hold Kn o b Re v lawren ce Gtue!>enc omp :,r po<,tor Jo: oger Wrlll ard ~~ ~1,111doy ~c hoo l sup ! )un doy Hhool q 30 o evenmg wo t ~ hrp 7 :JO p rn P1oye r rnt>£' ! 111 9 Wednesday 7 JO p. rn Yourh rneot1ng Sunday 5 30 p m wr t!r Oon an d Martha Meadow\ +n tho r go WHllf ~ CHAPH Coolvil le liD Hnv Ho y Ue-et er pa~ t o r :,undoy \thool q 30 o rn wm<;hrp ~ervl<e I(J JO o rn 81ble study and p•oyer ~ervrce Wcdne~day 7 30p rn HUllANU HUILANIJ ( HUH CH O f- ( HHl ~1 l 011 y Colo mar~ po!.IOI Co :,un day schoo l 5up ts :,am McKmney or1d Hfll b 1:11111 )unday school ond <Omm unton q 30 o m Wor~h1p and cornunron 10 30 o rn HUl l ANU CO MMUNI1't' ( HUH(t~ ~u nd oy ~<hool 9 )() o rn wor~hrp sc r v1<e II o rn Wl'drr~:.~ ~ day f'IIO ycr meehng I JO J.l m yuu th ~PI \liC e ~ Sunday 7 p 111 ~ u n doy r11ght wors h1p 7 JO RUTI ANO CHUH CH Of 1HI I :ALAH t:NI flih ll o yd D G1m)r1r lr pmlor ~vn doy :"~drool fJ JO om wo • sl1 •p ~e rv iCI) 10 3() o 11"1 ijr ood,mt live ove t WMPO young JWO~J il• ~ 'e 1 \<I(C f p m lvo~rgelrsl! c !oe r viCI! 7 30 p rn Wcd!la!:. day u.:1 me 7 JO p m MA lON COU NIV IIH ~ I \OU I HU<N HAP II ~ l . Cor o f ~~~·{(\nci -OIId A llder •,on Mu~ n11 t'n •.!cll bo11 1< l owl h('• llc,•r CATTLEMANS PER SONAL GOON FEA1HER'5 IN MA~IBU SQUAD OKAY I EdriCIIon Pomeroy, 0 . :, A IN I) Portland l.fo(lne Hood w.llrom Rou!>h po~ t o r Hu!>sell Hnt tl r!l rhutt h -,d rool Or r ector ~unda y ~(hoal 4 :JO o rn Mor n 1119 w or!> h1p 10 30 o rn Sunday l'vcnmg s.ervrce 7 p rn Wedn e~ cloy cvcnrng pro(t"l ~cr .... •tC"• I )() COMING! L::JOK& LIKE • I HOPE RU55 MAKES IT TO KATIE 9Pl -2206 or 992-7630 Rt. 3, Fl>meroy - -- - A ~~ncra le !o JOPPA W01shrp 10 om Churc h ~chool 9 o rn Prayer Meetmg Wedne~doy 8 p rn lO NG B0110M Sunday sc hoo l 01 9 30 am Wor ~ h1p se rv1<e'> at 7 :JO p m E!tb le li tudy and Youth rneet1ng a! 8 p m on lOOK ! ON TH' Cl!lL 8UT SO MEBOOY'S liVlt-1' IN THAl OlD SHACK ... Dfl·"' YOU 0')-t\! 20:13·38 AnYihing 1har brings a s pec1 al rewa rd usually requtres a person t o go b~>yo n d his no rma l pe rforman ce . WILKINSON Small Engin~ r.£ oqPHAN ANNIE-'fffiW A Friday Act5 Yet .. \.1.-ry perfnr nwr IHJpt's h (' uri// ge t thai \•ery kind o f mo un!. Unless th(• ho r~(' puts on a w1 ld d1splay durrng the rid e. the Judge!. wi ll '\con • llw rid l' r luu.• and lu:' will rniss lht:> prize . Oeult Tracloro, New Hollo nd Farm Machinery Spring Ave . 9925101 Fl>meroy LITTLE ORPH.A . )undoy ~ c h ool ~ hrp ~erv•ce p rn 9 45 a .m wor II om and 7 30 Weekly 81bl e Sl udy Wedne~odoy 7 30 p m . MAlON CH UHCH Of CHRIST . P 0 Ho• 4(t7 M1ller St , Ma ~on W Vo )lJndoy Brble Study 10 am om ond 7 p m Brble 'll udr Wed ne ~doy 7 p m Voc al Wor~h1p I I fT\USI( MA >ON A> ~ EMHl V 0 1 GOD Ouddrng lone, Mo~ on W Va Ch 1· \ te1 I ennonl f-'ostor :,unday ~hoot 4 ~~ o m Chddron ~ ( hur(h b 4~ p m Young People~ )ervrr e- b 45 p m !:\/Or1gel+s II( :,erv+CC 7 30 p m Wo 111 t't1 !> M+!o ~10110 1 y lountrl IU o m ! irs ! and th+rd I ullsdo~\ Prayer ond Sib le \ludy VV!.Hlnc~duy 7 :JO p m fiAKH O ~tJ CHURCH Of- CH RI !J.l IN (H f.tl ~ 11AN UNION the He v Wr ll 1orn (om pboll pO ~ ! O r Sunday School 9 :JO o rn James Hughe~ I UPI e ~UillllQ ~UI VICU 7 30 p In Wedne:.dor eve m n g prayer mee 11ng J :JO p rn Youth p1 oyer ~ 4•rv,(e each 1uesdoy ! AI~ V lt W BIHlt CH UH CH . lero11 W Vo Nt I , Re 11. Charles H01g rove~ vr(C~ po~ t or Wor~hrp ~er :,un doy ~c h ool evenmg wonh1p, 7 30 pm I ue~ doy co l loge prayer meehng orrd B1ble i. ludy 9 30 om . W o r ~ h r p ' erv, ce Wednes · do'f 7 30p rn CAL VA RY' 81Bl~ ( HUHCH . now lurnted on ~o mer oy P1ke Count)' flood 25. rruor Hotw ood~ Hev Blackw ood po stor ~ur v ices on ~\,lrldoy a I 10 30 o m ond 7 30 p rn w1 th Sund0y !lchool 9 30 o rn b1bl e i ludy Wednesday , q JU om II a r-n 7 30 p m INUHlNOlN I H O liNl~S Sun doy n1gh l serv1ce 7 30 p m ~OMIROY HO UN ~SS WESliVAN Homs onvllle Rood Dewey Kmg po~t01 td1 ~0n Weaver a~~~ s to n t Henry tblrn Jr :,undoy school supt Sunda y ,chool 9 30 a m rnof n •ng wa r ~ h+p II a rn , 3unday ev~n+ng lter v1c c 7 30 p10ye1 meetrng Thu• ~ day 7 30 p m Pa~lor Oennt s Holes Sunday X hool 10om. worship 1e rvice . 11 :J0 o tn and 7 :W p m. fl•oy'er rnoetu tg Wedne~day 7 JO p.m . kUTlANU A~O>lOli C CHUR CH 01 Jt~U'> lHifiS1 ~ldet James Mrll£•r M1hh1 ~ 1 ud 11 Wednesday f J(J p m ~undoy )chool 10 o m pm Sl FREEWil l BAPTIST CHUR CH OF CHtmr Gabriel M rot , past01 Sunday school. 9 30 a rn . mom· rng church , 10 JO a .m . Junror (hur<h p10grpm l.!nder dhe<tion of Koren M toJ lor cM•Idren '1 10, du• ing regular church tlour m chu fdl bosemvnt. !.unday even· BRIDGE ~·vf J~tN fEfL.IN6 D1 .SOR1f~D ALL. DI\Y. THaS ~NINe. % Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Expert's end play c:ouLD ONLY FaND ONt Su~ SOc.i' • NOR Til • K ~ ¥ . 1'186~ • J5 + A Q 10 2 WEST • Jl09 i2 • 5 • Q 10 ~ 3 2 • 75 'rnl<; IS 81WTIJ<; P. 1110~!;! -,oug, l'tlrei2. H,A.-;; Mf.. USTI:D lf.l lllBOBITU~If37 NcAIN,, • 96 7 +K J 64 • 6 :1 " A K Q 10 2 I'M Both Dealer : No1'lh Wes t North EaST I' ass Pass Pa!i!': 1¥ Pass Pass South IW Puss Opcn mg le ad · one leMer to each square, to lorm tour ordtnary words . sco re one club tr 1rk SUI CC hr 1s caug ht 1n IJ vurw tt on of Vu ln e r~blc : Pli .">S m1t E:asl is In but ean only • 9 II :1 ~· born Jun e 23, 1894. On this day in hT>1o ry: In 1845, the Congress of Texa s agreed 1u Ihe ternlory's annexation b)' the United States. In 1947 , the U.S Congress ena cted the Taft-Han ley labor acl over the veto of Pres1den1 Truman . In 1967, Conn ef'licul Sen. Thomas Dodd , a Democrat, was censured b)' the U.S. for n11Susmg Senate campai gn fund~ . play won't come off and Sou th loses four tricks and curses the gods of chance who have set all key cards In the wrong place A really cxperl declarer mak es his contract by pla y· 1ng a low spade from dum· my . F:xper1 West will shift lo a dub but cxperl South goes ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME right up with dummy 's ace . llflllNl by Henrr Arnold and Bob Lee Then he draws trumps, elim· ~ ~ ~~ ® inates the diamonds and leads dummy's king of Unscramble these four Jumbles, spades. • A K II ~gy ASOJT 'THAT. EAST • AQ 65 " 7 :1 SOUTil a~.~. Cannel News, By the Day Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Snider and Cecil of C(llum· bus, Ohio spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs, Homer Circle, Vema and Marie. Mr. and Mrs. George Circle and Mr. and Mrs. James Circle, of New Haven, W. Va., were at the home of Mary Circle on Sunday. There were $7 present for Sunday School on June 18. Mrs . Martha Lee and daughter, Becky, called •' the home of Mr. and M Arthur Orr of Chester Monday afternoon. Kim Follrod called on Becky Lee recently .. The Almanac United Press lnlernalional Today is Friday, J IID e 2:J, the !74th day of 1978 With 191 to follow. The moon is between its full phase and last quarter. There IS no mormng star The evenmg stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars, Saturn and Jupiter . TI1ose born on this date are IIDder the s1gn of Ca ncer . The duke of Windsor, Britain's Kmg Edward Vlll , was Friday, .lum• 2:1 or Sts Chu r th l elan d Holey . pas t'o r !iundoy school . 10 a m . evanlng service . 7 30 p . m Prayer mee1mg , Wednesdav . 7· 30 p m ; ,BC BRADfORD FRANK & ERNIE PAUl lUTHERAN CHURCH a pm RUflAN O -- JUHilll CHR IS TIAN CIN TlR Georges •Creek Rood Chul(h ~c h oo l 9"'30 a.rr. , mornmg w or ~ h1p 10 30 even rng serv1ce 7 30 Proyer meef rng Wednesday 7 JO (or ne• o! Sycamo re and Second Pamer oy The Rev Wrllrom GOO Nol Pentecos !ol Rev M td dlesworth Poslo• Sunday . George O• ler pastor WorsM•p ~chaol at 9 45 c m and Chu •<h scr V'rCC Sunday q 45 o m ~on Se1 v•ces I l a. m day s<hool , 11 a .m . w o rsh•p ser SA~ HEO HEAR I , Rev . Father v1( e 7 30 p m Thu r,doy prayer floul D Welto n, po~t or . Phone rnee tr ng 7 30 p m 9fi'J 1~15 Sa tu rday even1ng Moss MT H ~HMON Un•led 6r e th1c11 7 :.10 Sunday Moss , 8 and 10 a .m Church Sunday Schoo l q 30 o rn (on lau•o n Solurday 7 7.JO p rn Wor~h1p servtce 10 45 o m CHRISTI AN 8APTIS1 On th e Proochmg se r v+cos every Sunday Haute 7 bypass James t Keesee, olte•no t•ng w rlh C t Wednesday pas tor . Sunday 5c kool . 10 am prayer 11'1eellng 7 :J() p rn Rev. morn111g wor sh1p I l om evan Jornes l each , pasto r . Davtd lllQ Sf f VICQ , 7 , Hol ter loy leader , TMIN ITV Cknst lon A Hem bly Jl:HOVAH S WllNt SS t ) , I m•la Cooht•lle G1lbert Spence t east ol llu !land juntllon o l Nauta paslm Sunday school 9 30om. 17~ and Noble Summi t Rood (1 . rnotn1ng wor ship , J I a tn Sunday 174) Sl.!ndoy Bib le lecture , 9 30 evenrng servrce. 7 30 pm , o ., Wa tch tower 5l udy 10 30 m1dweek prayer serv1ce Wednes om , Tuesday Bible study , 7 and day . 7.30p .m , t1 15 p rn Thur~day , thoocrohc MOUNT Olive Community 'H hool 7 30 p .m ., servr<e Church , long Sot!om , R\.l~~ell meetrng 30 p m Cl• ne , superintendent ' Sunday HOf'~ 8AIJTIST . 570 Grant St , School 10 a m Youth group and M•ddleporl . Bobby Ell11n s. pastor prayer meet ing~ Wednesday 7 30 Sunday School, 10 am. w ors hip p.m . Church serviCes Sunday 7·30 serv1ce , 11 a m , everHng service p m Lawrence Bush po~t o r 7 30 p m Thur s day prayer meet ing and Bible s!o dy 7 30 SVR ACUSI FIR IT CHURCH ( HUH CH . INC Pearl St., M•d CHURCH Of GOO o1 Pro phecv. clif;!po•t Hu\1 . ODell Manley , located on th e 0 . J . While Rood pa stor ~onny Hudson, Sunday oil highway lbO. Su nda y School ~< hoo l sup! Sunday ~uhool , 9 .30 10 o.m Superintendent John o rn , eve n•ng wonh1p 7 30 p. m Loveday flnt W@d nesday night firoye1 a nd prOI5e service . · of month CP MA services , second Wednesday 7 30 p m . Wednesdor WMB rneer lng . th ird I HI PlO~ II I CHURCH OF throug h ilt h youlM st r \IICe . POM l-H OY Corner Ma1n and George Croy le pastor. Court Sh thrrd f1oor .over HOPE 8A~fiST CHAPEl 570 lighthouse ltet tou•ont Henry Gron! St. M iddleport , Re v 15obby look poslor ~undoy sc hool . 10 l: lktn s Sunda y school. 10 am.; o,m , r'r10rnu1g worship 11 o m morn rng worsh ip II , evening elo'enrng sorv1<e 7 30 . Wednes · wo rsh•p 7 ·JO p. m. Thur sday day qvenlng ~~~ r v1ce 7 30. In· e11enm g 81bl e study and pr,ayer ttlldenorninoi iOrlol full gospel meet+ng, 7 JO p m , Aff i liated wl !h RUTlAND CHU HCH Of GOD 1ng ~er .... ,ce. 7 p m , Wednesday se rvice . 7 30 p m the end play descnbed eal'l l· cr. IBUD<?R 1 r [J You hold · • AQBH • K 54 +J • J2 + KJ G BARNEY RUN OUT YORE TONGUE AN' SAY ''AAH:' TATER I SEE TH'TONGUE -· NOW, LGT'S HEAR THE''AAH'' Hy Oswald .la<·uby and Alan Sontag In most bridge games. South covers the jack of s_parles with dummy 's k1ng, F...ast cas hes the etcc and Your partner opens one club and jumps lo three spades after you respond one spade What do you do •'I:FWSI'i\l 'EH I NTt:lti'HISI ' r\S.t.;\ I Eust has to c 1lhcr lead a club or give So uth dtM ' i.Jt' tl H ruff an1l . An ex pert Eustl catl s bat·k a luw .'i flildt' WL'!'il win:-; ::md lrruls i t dub. No w the cntt WHAI Hie> DIVIN6 EQUIPMENI BU~INES.~ WA5. I I KJ now') We have decided slam m· teres! but do nul go right into qu ee n and shifts to a diaM Blackwood beca use of th e mood So uth wins , dr aws worthless doubleton in dia· trump , e lunin~t es tho rest of monds Instead. we bill four the tliamowJs . cu nu~s to hi s clubs If pnrtnct' bid s four h.uul wit h" trump , ll'adc; the diamond~ w~ go anto Blackmn e (If l'iuh~. lets It lose to wood the Jack and tlanns s ince I NARIFA (For a copy of JACOBY MOD· ERN send SI IO Wrn a/ Bndge care of th rs newspit· oer P 0 Box 489 Ra d•o C111 Sra/l on New Yo rk . N Y 10019 J J I I [j Msw. ( XXI .I Veslerday s Now arrange the cucleel leners 10 form the surprise answer , as sug · gested by rhe above canoon X]TO GO( XI I I ) (Answers tomorrow ) Jumbles: WEDGE TAFFY Answer. Reeponaible for 1!1 QUAVER BUTTER holdup In golf- A TEE =- JuiT'Mt Book No. 10, wll'l , . .... , 10 puDIII, ......... b $1.3& poll:· pold do lllil, :;1•. Bot! :M, - . N.J. 078411. your netrnl, erco.,~ COdl ,..gct.ckl ~lble totkA !*if+ , 11om.-. �11- The Dally Senhnel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Fuday June 23 1978 10-The Dally Sentmel Middleport-Pomeroy 0 Friday JWle 23 197 J~ WAITRESS No tP'II:pertenr~ necessa ry A. pp~ y 1 persm ct Slue To rten M 1ddleport Words or Under C&:;JJ 1 dB ~ 100 2 d~tys ll<l Chat~~ 125 100 18tl 300 3dlty!;; 6d~t ys 2 25 3 5 Ead1 word ovt-r tht• nu 1unwn 1~ wonl.s l.'j 4 n~ 1l.s p.;or won! ptl db\ Ads rw1 1Lng utl ~r Uw1 l'1J11St"(Ut \ t' dilys w1l ~ d t~rge<J ill tht 1 da} tIll<! I I me nor) C<~o nJ ul Thanks c Ki Ob tu01 ry ~ ~ t' 1Ls pt>r won! $.100 J ill liJ Um fashu <&th lil lt Mubtlt Hc.m e setk-l <:~ lid \ ani sa t:!l il r~ a ~~ p l~ Uf l\ Wit h <ISh Wlll un.it'r Z!l1..'f1t hlirl!jt' hH ~tds {llrnUl ~ Box Nu I bt- I J CBft' or Tht• Sen tmd Tilt' Pl.lbil.sl t r re:ser.'t'~ Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash ~~w- WANT AD CHARGES the n~ hl tu l'li t or tJt'll<~l \ alb dtt nt'd uf>. ]t!'Cl una! 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THREE FAMilY Garage Po t o Sole Ju e 7-i 25 26 27 & 28 West 68 1 I ~ m• e oH 33 a! Oarw n Mrs Vernal Well = HOOF HOllOW Ho se~ Buy sell trade or t ra n New ond used ~ a d d l e s Rut h Reeves A lban y (bl A) b98 32'10 RI SING ST AR Kennel Board ng Indoor and outdoor runs G room ng oil breed~ Clean Chesh e son to ry fo e I t es Phone (b1.d ) 307 0292 AilmSileE - ;;:~ - _ 1973 MON TE CARl O Landau P S P 8 A C AM 8 tr ack st ereo t: xcellent cond 1 on $1700 NOTICE OF APP OINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Ma y 22 1978 n the M e 95 county Pr ob ale Cou r t c ase No 2239 4 om a Lee w ait e 1135 E M a ple Str eet Pa lmyra Pa 1707 8 wa s app omted Ex ecutr x Of ne esta1e ot L a wton Templeton deceased ate o t Langsv • h~ Oh o loi n Mann ng D Webster Pr obate Judge Clerk 30 111 1 3tc IN THE COMMO N P LEAS COURT PROBATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY OHIO IN THE MATTER OF SETTLEMENT OF AC COUNTS PROBATE COURT MEIGS COUNTY OHIO Accounis a nd vouchers ot the f o ll ow ing n a med f due ar es h a ve been f ed m Me gs the Pro bate Court Cou n ty Oh o for approva l a nd sefl lement CASE N O '21 796 F nal and D l s tr bul•ve A cc ount of Ch ar to ll e Ertew ne.. Ad m in slr, tr lx of the E sta te of Ha rol d F Erlew n e Oec useCJ CASE N O 22 22 8 F rst and F n a t A cco u nt o f Ma rc el a H Sn owde n Gua r d an of the p ~rson and estate o t Arnold Sno wde n a n Inco mpetent per so n CA SE NO '12 '275 F nal and 0 s tr but ve Account o f Henry Wells Executor of the Estale of E m ma May Sho en b e rg ~ r De ce ase d CASE NO 18 7S 2 E gnth Cu rrent A c c ount of Rodney Downtng as. Tru!.tee under the Trust created by the w 11 at John 8 Downrng Decease d Unless e._ c ept ens are I led there to said ac counts w II be for hear ng be for e sad Court on the 24t h day ot Julv 978 "' wh•ch f1me sad a cc ounts w 1 be cons de r ed and con t nued from day to day unl I 1 na ly d1s p ose a ot Any pe r son n ter ested m a y f te wr 1 en except ons to sa d a cc ounls or to mi!lters per t ain ng 10 the e)(ecur on or the trust not tess than f ive days pr.or to t he da te set l or h earmg Mann l ng D Webster JUDGE COM MON PLE AS COURT PR OBAT E DIVISION ME IGS COU NTY OHI O 161 1J '" ( j Lei Pomeroy Londmork soften & cond11ion your water w1th Co-op water softener Model UC SVI Now Only •289.95 let us test your water Free !!!! 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I l 1er dog load and oil ype~ of ~ all Ex eel or Sa lt Wor~ s In( E Mo n St fl ame ov '19') J89 1 BL .d ~ll~C rtON of the best wood tove$ n ~ o u the os te n Oh o Jolu l M ors o ~lf' l T ro lla l ~>mpwood onrl Nafhuo Z on Heo• Co ~ flu nam 0 {off M•!l ~ A hens 0145~2b079 or (,1 4 b9b ! 18! stores too lots of road and no roa d Water line by properly and electric on II house w ith 4 bedroom• 2 balhs lamtly room shop garage and 3 tots Covered picnic pal lo and n ice shade trees approv ed VA 1 ROOM HOME - 3 bedrooms bath gas floor furna ce 70 xiOO garage and lot yard for All coly ul ltllles and m ce ba c k S9 500 NEW LISTING - Lol 12S•125 on Powell Slreet In Middleport S6 000 NEW LISTING - Old 6 room house tn need of repaors 75 acres of land 40 acres ti llable all minerals and several nice hay fi elds Sll 000 TOMORROW INVEST TODAY HELEN L TEAFORD SUE P MURPHY G BRUCE TEAFORD REALTOR ASSOCIATES Any U S made cor~par1s extra If needed Excludes Iron! wheel drive cars C,ll Now For Appomtm ent Pomeroy Landmarl •Jock W Clr,.y Mgr Phone 992 2111 Weddongs Off1ce Hrs hm spm Closed Thursdoys & Saturday ol noon Your Fdl Time Real Estate Broker NEW LISTING 3 bedroom total etecl rlc home located In Sub-Otv•slon Rutland Oh io Home hlts lull basement and garage Situated on lot 9l ~Ill Se lling price $32 000 00 NEW LISTING ~ 4 bed r oom home kitchen rec modern room fuH bath with shower lolal electric low laxes low heal ing bills sllualed In the Arbaugh Add lllo n Tupper! Pla ins Ohio on la rge lal Sell in g lor s-42 000 00 Noce J bedroom home located 1n Syracu•e Ohoo well worth $28 000 00 12 Room spill level Colon ial that has ever ything toca led In Rlggscrest Manor on corner lot Selling for $05 000 but wel l worlh It Tho reiSon thiS ad 15 smoll Is because wo ore se lling our listings lost For 1 qutck soJ. of your property Ht Golden Annoversary Family Reun1on s Spectal Occastons Photography tS our busmess not a stde hne KEN GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY 985 41SS Chesler Ohto 45720 For The Best Pnce In Town See Denver Kapple At C11i 992 713! CONTACT LOIS Pouley Bronch Mlnoger MOORE'S Muffler Brakes Shocks T1res Battery Installation Serv1ce Pomeroy 0 Plo 192 2848 3 I 5 He on lhe snack la rge bar D ini ng room utll ty workshop Barn and other bu ld•ngs New alum1num stdtng Onl y SIS 000 00 COOI<'S DE LIGHT - ~ MODERN SUPPLY Small engtne & mower n serv1ce Massey Ferguson & Gilson Toilers Lawn Boy Mower Sales & Servtce 399 W Matn St Pomeroy , Oh1o Ph 992 2164 5-4 1 mo Pomeroy one of the n c est k t ch ens anywhe r e Le vel lot 2 stor es of beaul ilu tl y remode led lt 'V ab11tt y Basem ent pl u s many other features S27 200 00 NEW LIST ING Mlddlepor1 - - on 2 story older home on good slreel Could be good Investment for rentals L ot s of remode l tng Ask1ng been walt ng for Appro• 23 acres ol lhe most deso rable buold ing s de s m Me1gs County Sec l uded a nd clo se to Pomeroy on a go o d township road Water and electric a va lable As k tng m ooo oo OWNER SAYS SELL And he will help ftnance th iS older home n Pomeroy Sol 725 00 RANCH - 3 bedrooms lovely kitchen l years old ex c ellent cond i t ion a l l el ectr ic Garage 1 acre $26 000 00 WEHAVE EXCELLENT INVESTMENT RENTALS AND BUSINESS - CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION LET OUR PHOTO LISTING SERVICE WORK FOR YOU LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS, HENRY E CLELAND REALTOR HANK KATHY & LEONA CLELAND ASSOCIATES "2 2259 HOMt: Sill: S fo sole I oe~e and up M ddlepa 1 nee Ru t land ( al9q77J8 1 Portra1ts Weddmgs Passports Anmversanes Spec1al Occas1ons The Photo Place (Bob Hoewcn) Pomeroy 109 H1gh Sl 531-lmo F!Vt: ROOM t ouse w th bolt 19 ac es ol ground o 1 CR 28 bel w~P. Roc ~ ond Appl e G ovF! I 01 nore nfa TI O on coli '147 31M F!Vt: MIHS out of town on Rt 14 3 B ck 0 d h OTI C OlCh bed oom~ fom ly room w th f ep oce tw o co gar age wo kshop ond sl ed lull base me I 2 baths S45 000 Coli 992 5845 Over o• acre ClOS~ TO Fa est Ac e~ Po k 5 acre~ lo ts of ou tbu ld ng5 3 bed oom I ame bolh SIS 000 992 584S BU SIN t:SS ~ OR sole Beel W ne Co 'Y Out 991 5786 be t ween 0&5Da ly WILL MAINf AI N Collor n•o Red wood Ranch I !il l loor 3 bed oo m both I v ng room Ia ge k 1 che 1 d g room den Fu ll ~ ze ba sement w th Ia ge co peted ecrea t on room o d both located nco sc hoo l5 thu rclle~ shopp 19 ond ecreo or Cos hep 1 new control or COl d, 01 19 La ge lot Pr vote pot o Loh ol I ees Overs zed d oub le go oge 74 K 30 Custom d1opes a nd o tt e ex tras Ownm be' g trans l erred Se I fo 1 d6(b 304 773 26 7 CARTER H. L WRITESEL PWMBING & HEAnNG INC. ROOFING us for fast serv1ce Cheryl Lemley, Assoc Homo Phone 142 21Mil Hollon Wolfe Assoc Homo 94f 2519 GeorgeS Hobsltllor J r Broker Homt Phone 99'1 !731 TWO ACRES A beaulllul 4 year old 3 bedroom home with large eal tn kitchen 3 bedrooms all nicely carpeted 2 baths full basemen! wolh TV room Many more extras low heat bil l wllh nal gas lorced a ir f u rna ce All thts a nd two n• ce acr es of land In a good location Woll go qui ck lor $35 000 57 ACRES - With a ntte l >Sior y house woth 3 bedrms and Ph baths Moslly carpeted Big centra l fi rep lace wolh healotater Small barn and outbu ildings 20 acres fenced Nice country sellong all blacklop road {usl 6 mlnules north ol Ra cone Ask ing S42 000 10 ACRES - Va cant land on blacktop road Beaul llul homesite Aboull minutes Irom 5 Poonl Pr ice Sl 3 BOO 6 ACRES - Nice I I>slory home mostly carpeted with 3 liv ing rm tamlly rm Free Est1mates Phone 949 2862 or 949 2160 SALES AND SERVICE 11 9 He SEPTIC TANK CLEANING DAVE'S BACKHOE & DUMP TRUCK R.esodenllal and commercial Call for eslimate 24 hour service Anyday anytime Phone 98S 3806 Jack Ginter ?85 3806 SERVICE Jack's -t'""' ~ .ank :iemce 1: Bo x 3 Coli Aller l 00 or Anytome s.1urdoy "2 1119 or 992 5041 Chester Ohio VACANT LANO - 10 acres olland on Rl 33 4 lane abou l one mile norlh ol7 33 bypass Asking Si2 800 SIO 900 - 1 acre level land with a 64xl2 3 bedroom mobile home with natural gas heal clly waler & sepllc liS 000 - Will buy a good l bedrm house with large living room and kllchen 2 bath• basemen I F A nat va• heal In Chesler Wt N"d Listing\ (Middltportl We have blrytrs for mony lypos of properly CALL JIMMY OEEM Assotlllt,949 2SU beetle 2 Washington c1ty 3 M1ssmg BRAD FORD Auc t oneer Co1 plete Ser" ce Phone q49 2487 o 949 2000 Roc nl! Oh a ( II B ad ford Sweepe1s looste ) •rons o il s no I oppl onces l awn mower nex: t to State H ghw oy Go oge o' Route 7 Phono (614 ) 'itl 5 J825 Rt: MOOH ING Plvrnb ng heo n9 o 'd oll trpe s of genera l ropo' Work guo on teed 10 year~ e1 per ence Pho e 9f1'} 7409 EMERGENCY link DAIL'\ C RYPTO<) UOTE - Here's how to work it AXVDIBAAXR Is I 0 N G F E I L 0 W One l r tt er stmpl v st cmd!i for anot her In lh1s sample A ts u sed f or the th re< I s X for th e l\\o 0 s r tr Swgle lett ers apostrophes the length ~nd formalmn of the \\ Onb ar e all hmts Ear h day tlu tode letters ar c d1fferent ( RYI'TOIIUOTES HTNO HDXO HK ROZDPOBTHO PVH ESOF H SO HDXO QKB TWHDKF TBBDMOL LHKI HSD FN DFA TFR AK KF TFRBOE GT W N ! KF Yesterday's Cryptoquote DEBT IS LIKE ANY OTHER TRAP EASY ENOUGH TO GET INTO BUT HARD ENOUGH TO GET OUT OF - H W SHAW ~ XC A V AliN G dozer backhoe an d d lche Charl es R Ho t l• eld B oc ~ Hoe Serv t e Rutland Oh o Phone 742 2008 Cou nc I o f t he V •lla ge of Pomeroy Me1gs ~ou nt y Oh o Sec t on I That t s h er eby deem eCJ necessary to ssue bonds o f lh e V f ll age of Pomeroy 1n the pr nCipat sum of $30 000 tor the p u r pose of resu r fac ng the f oll o w ng str ee t s In the V ll age Port on of Mulberry and Butternut Avenue aM such Sundry Streets as should be d es gna ted by Cou n c• l Sec t on 2 That sa1d bonds sha ll be dated approK mately tn e 1 rst day of August 1978 shall bear nterest at the est imated r ate o f s•x per ccn t u m (6 per cent J per an num paya b e sem a nn ually unt the pr nc pal sum s pad and sha I ma tur e n twel ve substa nt ally equa l annu a ns t allm cnt s after the Iss uan ce thereof sec t on 3 Tha t for t he purpos e of ra s ng money n an t c1pat on of the ssuance of sa id bon ds lor the aforesa d pu rp ose 1 s hereby declared neces sary to .ss ue and th• s Coun c I here by determm es that notes of sa d V ttag e n the a gg r egate pr n c pa l sum Of $30 000 Shall be ISSUed Sec t on 4 That su c h an t c pat o r y note s n th e a m ount a for es a d sha ll be ss ued bear ng n te rest at su ch rat e not exc eedmg s x per ce ntum ( 6 per cent ) per annu m as m ay be f x ed by the Cl er k n h s awa rd of sad not es a t pr va l e sa le such n t er esl to be payable at matur ty Sad notes sha ll be ela ted as of t he elate of •ss uan ce shall mature on Augu st I 1979 and sha ll be n su ch d enom na on s a s m ay be r eq ue st ed by the pur c ha se r of suc h not es Sect on 5 That su ch note s shall b e exec uted b y th e May or and Clerk and bear th e se al o f th e corporal on shall be p ayable a t th e o ff ce of C erk V llag e of Po m eroy Oh o and sh a I e ~~: p r e ss upon the r fa ce th e p u r po se tor wh ch th e y are ssu ed and that t hey are ss ued pur suant to lh• S ordnan ce Sec t on 6 Thai sa d notes shall be r rs t off er eCJ to th e of fi cer m charg e of I he Bond Ret r ement F und and r sad o ft cer r ef uses to take sad no t es t he y shall be sod at pr iv at e sate bY the Cler k at not less th an par and ac cru ed n ter es t a nd an n terest rat e not e)( ce ed nQ s K per c entu m ( 6 perc ent) per annum Th e pr ocee d s from suc h sat e shall be pa id m to the p r oper fund and used l or t he p u r pose TRA DE TWO lots n Pomer oy W tl t ode l o bulldozer or mo ta home Colt 1 304 b4 8 5601 For t Goy W V As Low As '4••• &sq upyd 9o and 12° V.nyl Floor Covennl! In Stock Boy w,.re you con come In ond ' " w~t you're gleHing - Good selections - Fully 1 stocked PUDDLE POOLS All s z. e5 and shapes Sw m poo ls 2 yeo s ex perience fr ee es llm a l e~ a ny t lun g yo u nee d for underground sw1m poo ls New chem•cal and supply store Albany Oh o Phone b 14 b98 6555 ( Ah11H 6 pm b 14 689 525I John Jeff en or 689 5265 8111G.f le ll e ) We ore NOT oil we t on PRI CES Coll142 2211 TALK TO Wendell or Htrb Groft or Gtne Smith RUTLAND FURNITURE 742 2211 RutlliKI MAKES A BED f(!)R YOU In 1973 the Uruted Slates 1974 FORD EXPLORER JUVENILE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY OHIO IN THE MATTER OF JOHN ERIC MORGAN ALLEGED NEGLECTED AND DEPE NDENT CHILD Cue No 2~ a1 LEGAL NOT ICE To Debb e Jean Morgan Bla ir Whos e last know n plac e of res i den ce and ad dress wa s 88 5 Browne ll Avenu e M d dl eport Oh o an d who s e pr es ent ad dres s s unknown you are h er eby nol t ed that a com pta nl wa s t led n t he P lea s Cou rt Common J uv en le 0 v• S•on Me gs County Oh o Ca se No 22207 by Cynth•a M li s of th e M e g s County Welfa re Departm ent a leg•ng that J ohn Er c Morgan s a negl ec ted an d depend ent ch l d T he com p ant r e qu es t s that per rnanent c ustody be granted Permanent c ustody mean s th at the p arent s guard an or other c u st od an may be perman ent l y d epr ve d of all paren l al r ght s The compla nt al lege s t h at you ar e tn e m oth er ot sa d child The comp la n t WII be f or he ar ng befo re th e abo ve co u rt on th e 15th d a y of Ju l y 1978 at 10 00 o cloc k A M an d you ar e re qu red to a p pear bef ore sad cou rt at t he t m e of hear ng Wit n es s my h and anCJ seat of sa•d cou r t t h s 22nd day of June 1978 Ma nn ng 0 Webst er J uven e JudQe By Ja net E Morr s Chef Dep ut y C er k. l6i 23 " ' REQUESTS FOR PROPOSALS Youth Employment and Tra•n•ng Program s Oh to Oepartm ent of Admm st ra t• ve Serv1ces Not ce s her eb y g ve n t h at the Reg •o nal Manp ow er Se rv c es c oun c I 7 s re q u est n g prop os al s f or Youth Empl oyment an d Tr a n ng P ro gra m s (Y ETP l under Tt ll e Ill OF T HE Co mpreh en si v e E m p loymen t anCJ Tra •n ng Ac t of 19 73 ( CETA l Und e r lh s program serv ces to you h w th the m os t severe d t n obl a n ng em f c u1t1es ployment th e cc ono m call y d sadvantaged w II be g ve n pr. or tv YETP w 11 se r ve youth 16 to '1 1 ye ars ol d ( W lhOUt h gh SChOOl d pt o ma sl and c:tropo u ts An 1n sc h ool pr ogra m w•ll be d r ee led t~l tho se need ng work to re m a n n sch oo Dropouts 1n th e prog ram w II be encourag ed to return to school Pr or ty wIt be g ven to wom en m nor t es ve teran s offender s and the a nd Russ1a s1 gned a n agreement to expa nd a1rhne service be111 een the tw o countnes A thought for the day lnsh poet James Stephens sa1d tlar'ld• c ~ppecr Eligib ili ty s open to those tha t nave severe dtfl cu lt es obi an n g e mp loym ent la c k crede n t a s requ ire substant 1'.11 ba s•c remed at sKill develop m en t com e f r om fam I es w th an tncome below 85 percen t of the lower I v ing standard to tho se wh o cer t fy that partt c pat on 1S nece ssary n orde r to con t nu e h s or her edu c at on an d to nter l 1t e tr~ n s fe rs ( f th e y me et the el g bt l t y cr tern3l Al l opportun lies w II ma d e be av a ab le w thout regard to ra ce cr eed color nat ona l o r g n se • age hand ca p po t t cat at fll at on or be liefs P roo rams f unded under YETP m a y nc ud e an y em pl oyment or tra n n g act v v e )(ce pt Publi c Ser v ce Emptovrn cnt Regul at on s a lso requ r e th e Pr m e Spon so r t o se le ct ope r at or s or m ar l y fro m b a se el c omm u n t y or g an zat on s w ho ha ve pro v ed d emo n s tr at ed e t te et v en ess or An y nd" du al organ zat on may subm t a propo sa l howeve r th e re gu lat on s d sal o w th e fu nd ng of a pr og ram wh ch w ould pr oduce pr o f fo r he con l ractor The ge ograph•c ar ea served n Reg on 7 ncludes Athe ns Gal a Hoc k ng J ac kson Law r ence M e gs and V nton cou nt e s Ap pi cat ons may b e obra n ed fr om Cheste r 0 Wh t e Pla nn ng Su perv so r Off ce of Man powe r Dev elopm ent 30 E Br oa d Stre e t 27th F loo r Co um bus Oh o 4321 5 at { 614 ) 4M 8326 or 1 800 28? 1050 ( to ll fr eel Compl et eCJ ap pl c at ons sh oul d be r etu rn ed o Ches t er D Wh t e at t he same a dd r ess on or befor e July 21 1978 Tr a n ng w tl b e pro v d ed for a I pr osp ect ve p ro gra m ope r ator s on Jul y 11 1978 at t he St a te 0 11 ce Tow er In f o r mat on conce r n ng r eg st r at on w II be sent t o potent at opera or s pr or to t h s d a te A N EQ UA L OPPOR TUN TY EM P LO Y ER (6l 23 lt c ----------, i MEIGS I II Equipment Co. I I I POMEROY 0 PH 992 2176 lnternltlonal I illnester Open Fnday T 11 1 oo p m •· ForYour IN ew Iud Shopping I Equipment rr·ven ence J L--------- "Finally, I've found a MAN-SIZE tractor" ICDJIOMY ~ob (61 23 30 2tc tCICI Mild" bMjQII OUij~ l Mow plow 1111 h 16o t 20 tllt t ~ m.. u Mae wo1k pow11 lowe t ~ tl cos •" u • dl ¥1 ECONO/tfV ""' c r o" Se al ed b ds w II be re ce v ed by t h e under s gned at th e 1/ /!age Ha ll Pomeroy Oh•o 12 00 o c loc k noon July 10 1978 tor the sate of 130 000 00 no te dated Augus t 1 1978 Wh c h no te shall bear nterest a t the rate o f 6 perc ent p er annum or lower Interest to be P8•d sem annually Sa id no e s to matu r e on June 30 19 79 Sale of t he note to be awa r ded to b dder quot n g owe s! rate of nterest on sad nol e Th e r gh s reserv ed to r etec t any and all b d s SEE THEM TOOA Y REED'S COUNTRY STORE Reedsville. 0 Jane Wa lton Cl erk Women arc wlser than men VILLAG E OF POME ROY C t y Ha ll because they know less and Pomero y Oh o Wlderstand more 161 2J 30 2tc VB a utomat c P S P B LWB 2000 1 1973 THUNDERBIRD " .. Loaded ...... '2295 1974 IMPALA CUSTOM. 2••~;••• ~!;. '2295 1974 CHEV. NOVA 6. c~! .. ~~~-o . P-~ s1995 6 cyl 1974 CHEV. NOVA ~~!c~.o~_ck .. '1995 1975 CHEV. BELAIR ... ~ .~r··· ~-' r••• s1895 1973 PONnAC GRAN AN ........... '1895 ~. 1975 CHEVY PB PS MALIBU WAGON ••.•• 1975 MERCURY P B P s a ir 1 Nowo 2595 MARQUIS ............... '2995 1975 MERCURY MONTEGO Auto P B P S air 1974 PINTO SQUIRE Std wood graon panels MX 4 DR.... 12195 STA. WGN 1 •• 1695 1 1974 FORD MUSTANG ..... was '?~!!.~.<!~ 2395 Sid 28 000 ml Was St6f! , 1974 PINTO STATION WAGON ....... NOWt. l495 Auto radio light blue Was 51695 NOW I 11495 1974 HORNET 2 DR ....................... . Auto P S 1974 FORD MAVERICK GRABBER ......... 12195 Sid P S P B fan cy wheels sharp & sport y FORD GALAX IE HT 1 500 ................... 1495 air 1973 DODGE DARl ...........................'695 Auto 6 cyl lillie rough HT ...................... '695 1972 Std VW STATION WAGON ................. 11295 1971 PONTIAC LEMAN'S .................... '695 2 Dr auto trans TRUCKS CHEVY LUV PICKUP •• 1975 Standard sharp 118 auto P S P B air vonyl rool 1975 VEGA WAGON . . Auto ~~r •11495 1959 FORD 2 DR .. 6• c.~ 1 .. s_t_a~~~~~... 1695 1964 BUICK SPECIAL 4 DR....... '295 1967 OLDS ClffiASS ...... :..~~-- · · ·· s595 1965 AMERICAN WAGON .............s195 1969 REBIL 2 DR ... ~-~~~--~~~~~~;d.....'195 TRUCKS 1974 1974 1973 ROYALE CPE......................... 13495 1 1975 CUTLASS SUPREME ................. 3895 1 1973 ROYALE CPE ........................ 2295 1 1968 88 4 DR SEDAN ...................... 395 1968 88 4 DR. SEDAN '295 LWB 75th ANNIVERSARY S R u MONTE CARLO ..................... 12495 1 1971 MALIBU CPE.. ............. ·• ••·••••• 1295 1 1974 CAPRICE ESTATE WAGON ........... 2495 1 1975 CAPRICE ESTATE WAGON. ........... 3695 1973 IMPALA 4 DR SEDAN ................ '995 1973 1969 1974 CHEVY 1h TON ................. '2695 DAN THOMPSON FORD 1975 1975 FORD F-100 ...................... '2895 V8 PS PB ELDORADO ......... -- .............. 15295 DEVILLE SEDAN ...................... 13695 DEVILlE CPE......................... 11995 1975 BONNEVILlE SEDAN. ............... .. GRAND PRIX ......................... 13995 Aulo V 8 P S P B l WB 12595 Auto p b p s 12495 FORD F-100 .................. .. DATSUN PICKUP...... ~~~.!~~~~-~~"Y!. 11995 1974 Standard rad io mirror. red In color Radio aulo 302 V 8 Largest Selection In The Velley Crusher John Hopkms Jr Vmlie Hopkins Aff for Trans 30 2t c '2500 6 cyl nder power 1974 15 IN STOCK ( 6 ) 73 1975 CUTLASS ~teerlng & power brak es 1972 CHEVY 2 DR Aulomal ic p steer ing A SOFA THAT Transfers 2 Dr V 8 automalic P S P B I owner 2 door hardtop SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE A LimE & SAVE A LOT Rubber Back Carpet Property WEEKEND SPECIALS automatic All carpet lnstolled with poddong at no chorge Expert onslollallon Meigs REGATTA 1977 '~\;: S I MERCURY MONARCH • 741 7348 HOWER Y AND - NO W THEREFORE BE IT ORDAI NE D by the IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT NOTICE -CJT~ tur Sale, Renl or r rade WILL do oa f ng co n t uc t on plumbmg ond hea t ng No 10b oo o ge o• lao .,moll PI o 1e MARTIN covot ng ~e pt c systems dote r back hoe dump truck me stone gro"el bla cktop po 'lfm g Rt 1-4 3 Phone 1 (b1 4) WH EREA S t he V llage s f tsc a I offi c er ha s cert f ed as to he est•mated life of the property to be acQu red f r om the p ro ceeds of the notes here•n auth or zed as ex ceed .ng s x years and has c er t f ed th e max 1mum matur ty of bonds as t wenty years and o f such notes ass x year s or one year f sold pr vate l y IN THE IN TH E atoresiud and t or no other COMM ON PLEAS COURT COMMON PLEAS COURT purpos e and l or wh ch JUVENILE DIVISION JUVENILE DIVISION purpose sa •d money s her eby MEIGS COUNTY OHIO MEIGS COUNT¥ OHIO appropriated Sec t on 7 Sa •d notes s ha ll IN THE MATTER OF JOHN IN THE MATTER OF be the full g eneral ob llgaf on ERIC MORGAN ALLE\iED ADRIA ANN BLAIR o f th e V 11t age at Pomer oy and N EGLECTE D AND ALLEGED NEGLECTED the fu ll f aith credi t and DEPENDENT CHILD AND DEPEN DENT CHILD revenue o f sad vII ag e ar e case N o 22 201 ~ Case No 22108 h e reby pledged f or t h e LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE promp t payment of I he sam e To M ch aet l hn e t wh ose To Debb e Jean Bla r The par va lue to be rece v ed la st know n p ace of r es d ence whose last known pla ce of from the sa te of th e bon ds and a d dr ess wa s Elk• ns res den ce and address wa s ant1c paled by sa1d notes and Mot et Tw n Fall s Idaho and 885 Br o wnell Avenue M1d any ex cess fun d resulting whose pr esen t ad dress s dlep ort Oh•o and wh ose from the ssuance of sa•d unknown yo u are h ere by present ad d r ess s unkno w n notes sha ll t o t he ex t ent nold ec:f tha t a compla nt w as you are nereby no t f•ed t h at a nec es sary be used onl y for fl ed n th e Common Pl eas comp l aml was fled n th e th e ret remen t of sad no tes Court J u ve nile D v s.on Co mmon Peas Cou r t a malur t y together w l h M e gs Coun t y Oh1 0 Case No Juv enil e 0 VISIO n M e 1g s 1n t e r est ther eon and s-. 22207 by Cynlh•a M li s o f th e County Ohm Case No 22208 h er eby pl edged tor s u ch M e g s County We lfare b y Cynthia Mil s of the Me g s purpose Depar t men t alle g m g tha t County W elfare Depar t ment SecJ on 8 Our ng the per od John Er c Mo r gan s a all eg ng tha t Adr a Ann Bta r w h l e such not es run t her e n egle c t ed an d d ep end ent s a neg l ected and dependent shall be lev1ed n all th e ch ld T he com pia nt r eQu es t s ch d The com pta nt request s taxab le properly n th e that perman ent custody be that perma n en t cus tody be V •ll age of Pomeroy n ad gran td Permanent custod y grant ed Permanent c ustody CJ t on to a I o th er taKe s a m e an s that the paren ts d r eel tax annually not tess guarCJ an or oth er c ustod an rn eans that t h e p"rent s g uard an or other custod an th an that whtch wou ld h a ve may be pe r m a n er tt y may be permanently been l ev ed f bond s had been dep r v ed of all par en tal ss u ed with out th e prop er depr v e d of all parental r ght s r ght s ssue ot such notes sad Ia)( Th e compla nt a ege s th at sha 1 be ~ n d •s her eby or Th e com pia nt a llege s that you ar e the fat her of sad dered compu t ed cert fe d you ar e t h e mother of sad ch li d lev.ed and exten dtng upon th e ch d Th e co m pta n t wil l be to r ta~~: dupl cate •n th e sam e Th e com p i a nt w• I be to r he ar ng befor e t h e abo v e manqer and at th e same t m e co urt on h e 15 h da y of J ul Y hear ng be fore th e abov e that ta xes for gener al p u r court on the 25t h da y of Ju l y 197 8 al 10 00 o c loc k A M poses for eac h of sad y ears and yov ar e r eq u r ed to ap 19 78 at 10 00 o clock AM are cert f ed extend ed an d an d yo u are re qu r ed to ap collected S t~ d ta xes shall be pear befor e sad court at th e pear before sad court at the placed before and n I m e o f hear ng I m e of h e ar ng tn es s mv h and an d se al W preference to a I oth er tlem s w tne ss my hand and seat and for the fu ll amoun t of sa d co urt th s 22nd day of of sa d cou r t th s ?2nd da y of 197 8 Ju ne th er eo f The funds der ve d Ju ne 1978 tra m sad tax l ev es her eby Mann ng D Webs ter requ red sha ll be placed n a Mann ng D Web st e Juven le Judg e sepa rat e and d st ne t t un a Juven c J udge wh ch together w1th nter es t Janet E Morr s Bv Ja net E Morr s co ll ected on same sha t be Ch et Deputy Clerk Ch e f Depu y Clerk rrevocable pledged for th e paymen t of th e pr nc •pal and (6 23 lt c (61 23 lt c n t ere st o f sa1d notes or bonCJ s n ant c pa l on of wh ch they are ssued wh en and as th e sam e f a I due OR DINANCE NO t072 78 Sec t•on 9 It s her eb y An Ordtnance to AMEND determm ed that a 1 a ct s ORDINANCE NO 1048 76 co n d t ons a nd t h ng s and ORDINANCE NO 10.57 requ~red to be don e p recede n t 77 ESTABLISHING TH E to and'" th e ssuan ce of sa 1d SAL ARY FOR notes n orde r to make t hem L IFEG UARDS AND legal v a l d and b nd n g SWIMMING INSTRUCTOR ob i g at ons of th e V •llag e of Pom er o y hav e hap p ene d Be orda ned by th e been done and perform ed n Co unc o f the VI! age of regular and due form as M dd leport as follows reou red by t aw and that no Sec 1 That the wage l or I m ta t on of ndebledness or L l e Guard s be and he sam e ta Ka! on e ther st atutory or s hereby f x ed at S2 00 p er cons ! t u t on a I w II have bee n hour ex ceeded n t he ssuanc e of Se c 11 That he w a ge tor A E Cochran a ka Sw mm•ng Ins ru ct or be and sa CJ no t es Sect on 10 The Cl erk. s Augustus E Cochran dec lo s h er eby f xed at SJ ~5 per hereby author zed and hou r Ethel Cochran Cert of d r ec ed to forward a ce r sec 111 Th at the rat e sha t t f eCJ copy o t t h•S ordnan ce be r etr o ac t ve to May I 1978 Trans Lebanon to the County Aud l or o f Sec IV That lh s Or Et hel Cochran dec lo d nan ce s he re by d eterm ned M e gs County Oh1 0 Sec t on 11 T h s ord1nan ce Delbert Ours Paul Ours to be an em ergen c y m e asu re nece ssar y for the 1m m ed al e •s hereb y declared to be an of Trans Lebanon Cert m e asur e pr ese rva I on of th e pea ce e me r g e n c y nec essary lor t he mme d at e Ethel Cochran dec to hea th safe t y and g ene r al pres ervat•on of the pu b! c fare ot t he nhab tants of DeLong Leo Cochran we Freda pea ce health and safel y of th e v !I ag e and for the reason Alden Cochra n Avery thai t s necessary tha i l h s s a•d v ll age t or the r e a son that th e tmmed ate tssuan ce becom e m te g s lat on Cochran Larry Cochra n m and sat e o f the notes here n o f ed•at el y eff ect ve Norma J ean Combest Sec V Th s Ord nan ce sa•d s tr eet mpro v ement s wh c h are u rgently needed Phyllts Edwards Cert of sha ll take effec t and be '" for ce trom and after Jun e 12 for the saf ety of pede st r•an s Trans Lebanon and veh c u iH trait c 1978 wh erefore th s ordnan ce Passed the 12th day of J une J ohn Hopkm s dec to sha 1 t ak e e ff ec t and b e n 1978 Eliza beth Hopkms Mar} for ce mmed a el y af er ts pa ssag e Wtll1ams Emma Att est e Grate Swearmgen Eltzabelh Hack Gen PA SS ED June 19 978 Clerk Cl ar en ce Andr ew s Sarah Parsons Seeds M L K e IV ATTE ST Jane Wal ton Pr es den t of Coun c I Theophtlus Hopkms, Mabel REGATTA WEEK SPECIAL SPEEDY DRilliNG Wal or w ell d II ng com m e n al a n d domes t c Purnp sole~ ond sor v ce ~2 6295 o 304 895 3807 St:WING M ACHINE Repo · ~ w v ce a ll ok.e!> 997 27B4 l he Fabr c ~ ho p Pome o y A u tho• 1ed S nge r Soles and Serv ce We shar pe Sc sso rs EXC A VAliNG dozer loader and backhoe work dump truc lo. s ond Ia boys fa• h re wil l haul I II d 1 o so I I rn usto a 01 d 9 avel Coli Bob or Roger Jet l er s da y phone 992 7089 n ghl phone 992 3525 or 992 5237 AN D ECLAR ING IL.-------------I0_·'~-~ .!-------------••·-:21-·tl-fc~ with tlreptace basemen! luel o I lurnace garage and oulbu lldlngs Some lenclng plenly of road lronlag e ond garden space Clly water and dr illed well Loc close lo hos pital and school at l aurel Cll ll Asking $42 500 40 ACRES - In Southern Local woth a small barn and dug wel l Aboul 12 acre• llllable Some woods and minera ls Ask ing $11 500 A BEAUTY AT FIVE POINTS - Here is an ucel lenl3 bedrm house wll h ill> balh 5 kitchen and buill In apploances fam ily rm wllh fireplace all nicely carpeled Full basement wllh wood burn lng stove Allached (2 car l ga rage Chrysler Air Temp central heating and cool ing Very low ele c bil l• All this and appro• one acre land Haveo look Oo11y SAl 900 Sll 100 will buy a good 2 bedrm house and garage storage building and garden space on 51 Rl 124 In Syra cuse New or Rl!pan Gutters and Downspouts 300{'olaln Sf Pomeroy Ohto Pomeroy "2 6282 or 992 6263 BAM lo4 JOPM b98 7331 CENTRAL REALTY CO. or .4 bedrms SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. DOWN 1 Egyptian 4 Stnnged mstrument Yesterdays Answer 5 W111g Lat 6 I - K1ck 22 Become 29 Baltic or 7 Be pemtent champ F1fth 8 Ruling 23 Ancient 30 Declatmed Nether days 34USN lands house 24 Bnllsh member 9 Tear to bits gWl 3li Logger s tree II Thnce mus 25 Favor vehicle 19 Amertcan 17CaU (up ) Z6 Gorge 3ti Hebrew playwnght 21 Ursula 27 Symmemeasure i!O Make Andress trized 39 Marsh tUegal ftlm Z8 Incite elder Zl Cheer 171?T;:-r;;"""T':"'~ leader's gannent 24 Con man's a1de 25 Let on 2S Remote 31 Rattle on 32 Eggs 33 Occur rences 38 Augury 37 Part of a porgy 38 Nourish ment to Compass direchon II Income IZ Ftery 13 Rushed El WOOD BOWER S REPA IR m 111/ol 0 '1 Soff1l Room Addtllons & A Frame Homes For Free E51tmales CALL 992 6323 or "2 6011 6 19lmo. pd. ACROSS 1 German pnson camp 7 Decay 10 Famous name m Verona 12 Memorable time 13 Old-time phono record II Mother of Julie 15 European capital 16 Amorous 18 Candlenut Real M tale tor Salr $15 000 00 NEW LISTING ~ what you have VINYL SIDING ~jd PUlliNS EXCAVA TING Com plete Ser vice Phone 992 2-i 78 GeorgeS Hobslefter Jr Broker 107'1> Sycamore St Pomeroy Ohoo Phone 192 6Jll Hutch1nson Sliver and After Houn "2 "" REALTY Coll 99l 2288 CHURCH FOR ren n Srro cuse All Fu n•shed Phone 992 5749 Mayme Custer Mann ng Near Ask ing $JO 000 but woll lake $17 500 7 ACRES PLUS - On good HOBSIEIIER have enlarged our lservi1ce de partment ond 3 AND 4 RM fu m shed ond un l urn shed op ~ Phone 99'1 S434 over r oom 1977 ST A RCRAFT FOLD do wn co npe slo"e f;!' fr gerotor Open\ to 71 ft Sleep$ 8 Perfect cond t on 747 7750 for&n1 gas central heal coly water ntce level lot and 2 car garage wllh workshop Auto & Truck Repair Also TransmiSSIOn Repa1r Phone 992 5682 4-30-llc moments forever - {2 story older home 3 itdroom fam11y room wlfh ftrtpl•ce living room donlng room corpettd throughout kitchen completely equopped laundry room wolh wos,.r •nd dr"r 2 booths out buoldlng with eltctroc for slorogo olum stdlng, storm wtndows new roof, on double lot Askong SJS,OOO 104 w Mlln Pomeroy m 2291 ALUM. & . 0 Lei us capture and preserve those precious Nice countr y kitchen w lh bedr o oms equtpped ktt chen 1', ba t hs natura l St Rt 1"14 toword Rutlond, l WO BEDROOM house n Har 1 so n v e w th po ne I ng carpe t ng o 1d c•ty wah! Col i ol te 5 pn 742 1256 ---~- MASH BROTHERS 'I• m lie off Rt 1 by pus on 70'14 country large garden 3 bedroo 11 remodeled home FAMILY HOME - Good 10 ' qn NEW LISTING - Assorted sizes and prt ces o~nd TWO STOH Y f ra me hou~e 6 rooms and bo th ce Ia• out bu ld ngs 4 ac es fond o t edge ol Rutlo d Comp lete Ire ler hook up also 2 bonks appro s ed prope ty ot $ S 500 Phone lARGE HOUSl: w th both on Rt 17-4 A bo ut '] m les from Po TIC oy Bo ~e m ent coo l ond wood burn g fu noce mce go den spa n ce lawn w1th plen ty ol shade Ideo! for ch tdrcn C s ern and l ead ng (reek water 9Q2 3303 1/IRGIL B >A ~ ~~~ q A 0 992 JJ25 2l6 E Second Street BRICK l1- 1 rooms • / ROGER HYSELl GARAGE 592 30S I 997.,aS< west of Ro ute 7 on paved f lo 1 ' 'I ' 7481 VA FHA 30 y f none ng also rehnanc ng reland Mort gage 77 E Stotc A the's phone (b l-4 ) F V ~ ACRES ollond land on Hyse l Ru n Rood For de a s call 4 TO l ACRES - located 1977 ROTOT lll:R I 614 247 7d64 tQ74 ESCAPADE 25 I mo•or home w t h e.-: tro s 5000 m le~ Pr ce S14 OiXJ 6 4 qcn 2438 or HOUSE FO R SALE 7 story v•ny ~ ·d ng 3 bedro om downs tors 2 upsto r s hv ng room d n ng room bolh k !chen w•lhout or w1lh appliances com pl etely carpeted down sto•rs ho t wal e heat o r w nd•l o ed wat er sofl ener corport and baclo. po o (l o ts of conc rete ) 2 out bu ld ng s (I v nyt sdng ) Loc at ed on s de street n Rut lan d Oh o Coli day 742 221 1 or e>Jen ng 742 1954 A sk for He b fr onta ge restnct ons H n fp .. ,l ,] f~ ppll ,l J,l ( k on wagon w lh o new I re!> n ag whee l5 E..: cellent cand ton Phone 9q2 2058 HOUSE FIVE roo ms ond both clo!'.e to down to wn M1ddlepor t Phone 992 3436 available ,., fd' y G· "' ' \971 DODGE CHARG t: R auto A C S995 A l ~o P~~ 65 Dodge au o $ 295 Even ngs 30d 773 Sb7q 15 A( RI:S LOCATtD on Sand R•dg e Rood 985 425 5 State Route with rural water and electric POMEROY LANDMARK 1977 10V01 A COROllA IbOO l body 997 357A HOUSE n Tupper s !' Ia ns All electnc A C 3 bedroom s I , both Basemen• Lorge lo t 992 3585 or qq2 2196 by THOMAS JOSEPH Business Services Nt:W J bed roo u house 'l bath s oil el.ec oc e M ddlepo t d o~e to Ru land Ph on e 992 15 ACRES FOR sole Complete sel up for o tro• ler c•ly woter near Cool v lle 1 b 1• 067 3933 1976 FORO F 350 heavy du ty 8 x 10 bed 6 f t co t le rock 4 speed P S P 8 A I gou ges 17 000 m1es 949 2173 BRAN D NEW B f Goodr ch :~ t eel be ted re GR 70 15 S05 31 8 b oc ~ w lh Supe Poclo. A C ste eo A he 5 30 or ony ne weekends co I 94/f 'iBIB 14 ~~: 56 Memory to to l electnc tro le Phone 949 2348 b l4 843 2622 1968 VW8U G !400 <I'll 5858 6 cyl $350 Coll992732b PI NIO SQUIR~ Slo E ST AT E OF Lawton Tem pl elon OEC E AS ED c a se No 2139 4 Doc ket 12 Page 61 EED A WATER SOFTENER? 'l'...:!_ack W Carsey 1970 CHEV Elll: ou tomot c lions PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO 971 DAT SUN o p ckup 4 speed new c utch r~ ulller brak es and po n t '15 m p g $1 300 Colt 992 7539 Pomeroy Landmark Co 19ql 2156 CA RPORT SALE June 13rd and 24th ~owo d Rous h es dence M om St Ro c ne S x lam y sole Appl ances d shes sew ng mochme cloth ng orge med1um on9 small Sho e ~ man y s z. es o l ~o golf o d h k ng Too much to I st 9 4 Come and see USED IMP LEMEN TS MF9 Ba ler Mf lO Bol er MF 110 Bol e• Mollhew s Ro tory Scy the MF880 Sem• mounted 6 bo t om Pl ow MF520 12 O• sc MF200 2 Row Chop per MF39 2 Row Pla nters Mec han iCal 1rans pl on ter NO ITEM TOO Lo rge a too s 1oll w.!l bu y 1 p ece or comp lete ho usehol d New used o ant qu es Mar t n s Furn tu1e 20 N 2nd St M dd epor t Phone 843 2963 992 2531 MF 35 0 ese l MF130 D e5 el MF150 D esel MF735 0 esel MFI 65 D esel Mf 285 0 esel Cob o r & MFI1 35 D ese heat er 30. 882 1034 StVEN KITTENS Some long hatred ond some shor t he red Phone ~ ORDINANCE NO 497 TO PROVIDE FOR THE ISSUANC E OF S30 000 OF NOTES OF THE VILLAGE OF POMEROY OHIO IN ANTICIPATION OF THE ISS UANCE OF BONDS FOR THE PURPOSE OF Re SURF ACING SUNDRY STREETS IN THE VILLAGE AND FORD RANCHERO ................... '695 FORD 2 TON FLAT BED., .............. '1195 1974 CHEVY %TON ..................'2695 V 8 \~p s pb L W B 1970 OODGE %TON .......~ . ~.;, 1195 8 •• .... VANS 1973 CHEVY C-30...................... s2395 Completed Inside AM FM stereo Sharp 1972 CHEVY C-10. ~~.":.~ ............... '2895 RIEBEL'S USED CARS See Roger Riebel St Rt 7 667-3463 1 mile north Tuppers Platns, Oh1o DODGE ASPEN SEDAN ..............._13895 1 1976 PLYMOUTH VOLARE SEDAN ......... 2995 1973 BUICK LESABRE SEDAN ............. 11795 1976 Ford Free Wheeling Courier Tough new way to go Tr uck1n In style Drive Home A Winner See one of these courteous solesmen Morvin Keeb.lugh or George Horrls Ptlt Burris OPEN TILL 1 PM Karr & Van Zandt You II Lokt Ovr Quollty W1y of Doing Business" GMC Financing "2 Sl42 Pomeroy Open Evonongs unlll6 - Tll5 p m Sol DAN THOMPSON FORD lote Rocky Hupp O.rrell Dodrill or Pot Hill, Gtntrol Mlnoger for a Good Deol an 1 New or Usod VohlcJ. 21H Mtddleport o 'n ~ I I I I1 II �11- The Dally Senhnel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Fuday June 23 1978 10-The Dally Sentmel Middleport-Pomeroy 0 Friday JWle 23 197 J~ WAITRESS No tP'II:pertenr~ necessa ry A. pp~ y 1 persm ct Slue To rten M 1ddleport Words or Under C&:;JJ 1 dB ~ 100 2 d~tys ll<l Chat~~ 125 100 18tl 300 3dlty!;; 6d~t ys 2 25 3 5 Ead1 word ovt-r tht• nu 1unwn 1~ wonl.s l.'j 4 n~ 1l.s p.;or won! ptl db\ Ads rw1 1Lng utl ~r Uw1 l'1J11St"(Ut \ t' dilys w1l ~ d t~rge<J ill tht 1 da} tIll<! I I me nor) C<~o nJ ul Thanks c Ki Ob tu01 ry ~ ~ t' 1Ls pt>r won! $.100 J ill liJ Um fashu <&th lil lt Mubtlt Hc.m e setk-l <:~ lid \ ani sa t:!l il r~ a ~~ p l~ Uf l\ Wit h <ISh Wlll un.it'r Z!l1..'f1t hlirl!jt' hH ~tds {llrnUl ~ Box Nu I bt- I J CBft' or Tht• Sen tmd Tilt' Pl.lbil.sl t r re:ser.'t'~ Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash ~~w- WANT AD CHARGES the n~ hl tu l'li t or tJt'll<~l \ alb dtt nt'd uf>. ]t!'Cl una! Tilt' Publ!l;l t:r Will 1 111 be rt'spll' sri.Jlt' fu1 nurc tl1<11 us t' lliWI lt:l1 UISt'ltJOII RE81 Eitate lor Sale MA l URE R~ S P O N SIBlE .., o 1101 a~ bobr s tier house~ee~• L e n pos I on seporote hclu'S• 119 and exce le 1t ber\e t ~ Nc smo t.. ng M ust d Coll304 803 6088 oft@ Sp" 8 S MO BILE HQMl:S PI Plea FIVE t<ITTENS 2 ye llow mol es 3 ~ o 11 w Vo bes de Hec .._ s blo c ~ fernoJes L tter bo ~~: tro n IQ73 Broodr l o e 14 11 04 1 ed 843 :;11 85 t! biKliOQil FOREM AN MUS I ho e ew per ence 1 och • tt shop operot ons f or e man e" per ence prefe rr ed but w II Ito n r ght oppl cant Appl co ons or resun1es w•ll be oc ce p eel June '1b 1h ough Ju e 30 lmper ol Electr c Co 345 Sycamore M dd epo Oh o 1q73 Oor on 14 oo: 60 '1 bedroom 1q72 V•c t.or on 14 oo: b7 3 bedroom 1 bo th llf71 Coventry 11 x 65 3 bedroo m 1969 St o t e~ ma n 12 .-. 60 '1 bedroom WOOOt:N HOUSE w ndows w th glo ss n them Scrap wood fo r bu n ng 9<12 6708 BURROUG HS l ENS! MA II C ac rWO KITTENS lemole 2 w eek s old I !i o w wh te I wh te and str pe d Lo'V eab le and house broken to home to be Colt co ed tor and loved coun t1 ng ma ch n e Ph one 992 215b The Do ly Sent nel Ill Court St eel Pomeroy 45700 Oho USto TRACTORS EED M f SWIMMING INSTRU Cl OR ot New Ho ven Pbol Apply at the pool between the hours of l to Sp n N~W 8 PIUie9922156 NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES Mu1 hn Noo 111 S<ltullhn Tu~sLia\ Lhru f r Ia) ~ p M U ~day ~fo rt' pubh ill u1 SUI da} •PM IF YO U hove o ~ e rv ce o otl er want to buy or se ll s.ome lh ng oe look ng for work 01 whoteve you II ge t resul s laster w tho Sent nel Wont Ad q92 6970 SHINN STRACTORSAm Ph one 458 t 630 leo W Vo CHIP WOO D Poles mo x d ometer 10 on lar ges t e d SB pe tan Bund ed ~ lo b Sb pe to' Del "er ed to O h o Pollet Co R 2 Pomeroy 992 2b89 -- - COIN S CURRENCY tok ens o d poc ket wa tches o nd cha ns s Iller and gold We need 1964 ond o dar s •~v e r co ns Buy ~ell or I ode Coli Roge Woms ey 742 233 1 TIMBER POMEROY duc ts Tap pnce sow t mber Coli Ken t Hanby I 4 40 Fares P o l or sta nd ng 992 5965 or 8570 OLD FURN ITURE ce bo~~:es bra ~!> bed s ron beds de!>lo. s e c compte e household~ Wr te M D M lie Rt 4 Pomeroy or coll99l b370 YARD SAL E Sa turday June 2" A cross !rom Syra cuse F re Sto 1on Lo ts of I tt e 9 ~ ~othe~ YARD SA LE 10om Fr Sot Sot and M on Goble $ Lowe ..._!o we ! ~ I M ddlepon_ __ YARD SAL E 5th house on Hys el Run Rood Myr le Norm an e! den ce Thurs Fr & Sa <I'll 2518 HUGE YAR D Sole Fr Sot Su Tools shoot ng n a!Ch gu ) metal too l ba .o: e~ Ia truc k t res camera albums boo k ~ wooden playpen and th s tho• ond he other Paymond P er ce Ant qu ty SR 338 YARD SALE 742 E Ma n St Pom eroy Fr June 23rd 1h u Mon June 26 95 N ce clo th ng on que desk lots of m" BIG BIG Bock Vord Sole C oth ng glassware and m sc 2 b 9 boKeS o f g ve a .... oy !ems ld Fosler D Mason Man & lues June 27 28 9 II? THREE FAMilY Garage Po t o Sole Ju e 7-i 25 26 27 & 28 West 68 1 I ~ m• e oH 33 a! Oarw n Mrs Vernal Well = HOOF HOllOW Ho se~ Buy sell trade or t ra n New ond used ~ a d d l e s Rut h Reeves A lban y (bl A) b98 32'10 RI SING ST AR Kennel Board ng Indoor and outdoor runs G room ng oil breed~ Clean Chesh e son to ry fo e I t es Phone (b1.d ) 307 0292 AilmSileE - ;;:~ - _ 1973 MON TE CARl O Landau P S P 8 A C AM 8 tr ack st ereo t: xcellent cond 1 on $1700 NOTICE OF APP OINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Ma y 22 1978 n the M e 95 county Pr ob ale Cou r t c ase No 2239 4 om a Lee w ait e 1135 E M a ple Str eet Pa lmyra Pa 1707 8 wa s app omted Ex ecutr x Of ne esta1e ot L a wton Templeton deceased ate o t Langsv • h~ Oh o loi n Mann ng D Webster Pr obate Judge Clerk 30 111 1 3tc IN THE COMMO N P LEAS COURT PROBATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY OHIO IN THE MATTER OF SETTLEMENT OF AC COUNTS PROBATE COURT MEIGS COUNTY OHIO Accounis a nd vouchers ot the f o ll ow ing n a med f due ar es h a ve been f ed m Me gs the Pro bate Court Cou n ty Oh o for approva l a nd sefl lement CASE N O '21 796 F nal and D l s tr bul•ve A cc ount of Ch ar to ll e Ertew ne.. Ad m in slr, tr lx of the E sta te of Ha rol d F Erlew n e Oec useCJ CASE N O 22 22 8 F rst and F n a t A cco u nt o f Ma rc el a H Sn owde n Gua r d an of the p ~rson and estate o t Arnold Sno wde n a n Inco mpetent per so n CA SE NO '12 '275 F nal and 0 s tr but ve Account o f Henry Wells Executor of the Estale of E m ma May Sho en b e rg ~ r De ce ase d CASE NO 18 7S 2 E gnth Cu rrent A c c ount of Rodney Downtng as. Tru!.tee under the Trust created by the w 11 at John 8 Downrng Decease d Unless e._ c ept ens are I led there to said ac counts w II be for hear ng be for e sad Court on the 24t h day ot Julv 978 "' wh•ch f1me sad a cc ounts w 1 be cons de r ed and con t nued from day to day unl I 1 na ly d1s p ose a ot Any pe r son n ter ested m a y f te wr 1 en except ons to sa d a cc ounls or to mi!lters per t ain ng 10 the e)(ecur on or the trust not tess than f ive days pr.or to t he da te set l or h earmg Mann l ng D Webster JUDGE COM MON PLE AS COURT PR OBAT E DIVISION ME IGS COU NTY OHI O 161 1J '" ( j Lei Pomeroy Londmork soften & cond11ion your water w1th Co-op water softener Model UC SVI Now Only •289.95 let us test your water Free !!!! Mgr Phone 992 21 81 197b F 50 FORD p ck up Powe s eer ng brakes au to ons AM FM ~ t e eo w th tope ploye 37 OC'Q m les bccellen t cond I on 53750 Call days ~2 5545 ore>Je 1 ngs 9~9 2~ 1 6 HONDA 125 o' off ood mo torcy cle for sole Ew cellent cond1 t a Pho e 949 '1219 1977 VOl ARE RO AD Run1e '10 BOYS 0 ~pee d b cycle AMF Sco che S45 Call 992 700CI of er5pm 992 51S8 COLOR TV Coli 997 1986 af te1 0 pm 197-4 PINTO w l h od ol I res ond new shocks I good co d on Q97 7785 after 4 pm HOLLAND bb baler H 3 pt 4 row cuh vOIO S I H 203 comb e w lh g o n head Call N~ W 1970 2 DOOR PIN TO C. ood t res rod o heo l e Good m leoge " cyl ~t d sh fl 1973 Olds 88 Royal e full v nyl nter or AM FM rod o A C h steer ng whee l n ed glos~ 55 000 m les Con ta ct Joe St uble Q9';1 3424 ot ter 5 30 pm 9A9 2033 dao sta t on wogofl Mol ar ecen tly rebu It S.o Tie rust on 'J '· ''' p, j{ '/J (_,11 • , Ph,,111 · {191' /1ri 197 3 DATSU N 9ql 3803 0 <I'll 30• 773 5107 I I TH A NNIV ~ RSARY So e We ho>Je edu ced our p ces oga n l o th ~s pe c a even t 13 I ovel ~to SC $5596 now $4400 71 lrovel Star SC $548q flow $A37S f- old down!. $18bQ up Uo,ed 10 m n no lor We ~ell uHv ce and qual ty Open 12 7 Open Sun da y I 4 Aut o Tlat c own ng 25 " . off Camp Con ley Store oft Soles R1 67 N ol P Pleoson• 30d 07~ 53l:l" .~./H ) I 1 p ct.. up bl1'1 1978 RM '150 Sutuk WIl l ode lo cor o sell $1700 949 7387 Gos coo k ng stove K tchen co b n~>IS Double !I> nk 9<12 7794 G~ RHH I G~RATOR HAY FOR more nfonnol or coli 949 1827 1970 HONDA Cl 350 mo torcycle Good cord 1 on $ 300 147 2678 COUN TRY MOBilE Home Po k Route 33 nor th of Pom eroy Lo rge Ia ~ Coli qq7 7• 79 S ENIO~ CITI ZENS Our new ente s ass s•once you may be able to l>Je n our opo t 11ent lo les!i> !hon SSO o mon th I or nore nl or not on con to r t V lloge Manor Apa tme nts <I'll 7787 COR N E~ LOT for 1 o ler space on ve l onl 997 2238 or <I'll 530• TWO BEDROOM unfurn shed ap TRAILER SPAO lor Chester q8s 3979 en! near fm:Sale._ servtce Hotpo1nt 1nd brands • Jack W Carsey Mgr _ Phone "2 2111 W lt CAR E lo the elderl y 1n our home Phone 992 73 14 WAT ER WEll dr I ng W•lhom T Gran t U1 2B 7fl tJ Tlney Swepl by o proleu ono l w th modern dust len cleon ng ofdt me worlo.monsh p Call 1 373 0050 Ron Zo rt mon WHEEL ALIGNMENT SPECIAL ml ME RCURY P S P 8 A C No 17 In e na onol bole 2000 bu ear cor n q!f5 3537 aile b pm 985 41JI COAl liME SlONE sand gro>Jel t ok um chlo de !P. I l 1er dog load and oil ype~ of ~ all Ex eel or Sa lt Wor~ s In( E Mo n St fl ame ov '19') J89 1 BL .d ~ll~C rtON of the best wood tove$ n ~ o u the os te n Oh o Jolu l M ors o ~lf' l T ro lla l ~>mpwood onrl Nafhuo Z on Heo• Co ~ flu nam 0 {off M•!l ~ A hens 0145~2b079 or (,1 4 b9b ! 18! stores too lots of road and no roa d Water line by properly and electric on II house w ith 4 bedroom• 2 balhs lamtly room shop garage and 3 tots Covered picnic pal lo and n ice shade trees approv ed VA 1 ROOM HOME - 3 bedrooms bath gas floor furna ce 70 xiOO garage and lot yard for All coly ul ltllles and m ce ba c k S9 500 NEW LISTING - Lol 12S•125 on Powell Slreet In Middleport S6 000 NEW LISTING - Old 6 room house tn need of repaors 75 acres of land 40 acres ti llable all minerals and several nice hay fi elds Sll 000 TOMORROW INVEST TODAY HELEN L TEAFORD SUE P MURPHY G BRUCE TEAFORD REALTOR ASSOCIATES Any U S made cor~par1s extra If needed Excludes Iron! wheel drive cars C,ll Now For Appomtm ent Pomeroy Landmarl •Jock W Clr,.y Mgr Phone 992 2111 Weddongs Off1ce Hrs hm spm Closed Thursdoys & Saturday ol noon Your Fdl Time Real Estate Broker NEW LISTING 3 bedroom total etecl rlc home located In Sub-Otv•slon Rutland Oh io Home hlts lull basement and garage Situated on lot 9l ~Ill Se lling price $32 000 00 NEW LISTING ~ 4 bed r oom home kitchen rec modern room fuH bath with shower lolal electric low laxes low heal ing bills sllualed In the Arbaugh Add lllo n Tupper! Pla ins Ohio on la rge lal Sell in g lor s-42 000 00 Noce J bedroom home located 1n Syracu•e Ohoo well worth $28 000 00 12 Room spill level Colon ial that has ever ything toca led In Rlggscrest Manor on corner lot Selling for $05 000 but wel l worlh It Tho reiSon thiS ad 15 smoll Is because wo ore se lling our listings lost For 1 qutck soJ. of your property Ht Golden Annoversary Family Reun1on s Spectal Occastons Photography tS our busmess not a stde hne KEN GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY 985 41SS Chesler Ohto 45720 For The Best Pnce In Town See Denver Kapple At C11i 992 713! CONTACT LOIS Pouley Bronch Mlnoger MOORE'S Muffler Brakes Shocks T1res Battery Installation Serv1ce Pomeroy 0 Plo 192 2848 3 I 5 He on lhe snack la rge bar D ini ng room utll ty workshop Barn and other bu ld•ngs New alum1num stdtng Onl y SIS 000 00 COOI<'S DE LIGHT - ~ MODERN SUPPLY Small engtne & mower n serv1ce Massey Ferguson & Gilson Toilers Lawn Boy Mower Sales & Servtce 399 W Matn St Pomeroy , Oh1o Ph 992 2164 5-4 1 mo Pomeroy one of the n c est k t ch ens anywhe r e Le vel lot 2 stor es of beaul ilu tl y remode led lt 'V ab11tt y Basem ent pl u s many other features S27 200 00 NEW LIST ING Mlddlepor1 - - on 2 story older home on good slreel Could be good Investment for rentals L ot s of remode l tng Ask1ng been walt ng for Appro• 23 acres ol lhe most deso rable buold ing s de s m Me1gs County Sec l uded a nd clo se to Pomeroy on a go o d township road Water and electric a va lable As k tng m ooo oo OWNER SAYS SELL And he will help ftnance th iS older home n Pomeroy Sol 725 00 RANCH - 3 bedrooms lovely kitchen l years old ex c ellent cond i t ion a l l el ectr ic Garage 1 acre $26 000 00 WEHAVE EXCELLENT INVESTMENT RENTALS AND BUSINESS - CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION LET OUR PHOTO LISTING SERVICE WORK FOR YOU LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS, HENRY E CLELAND REALTOR HANK KATHY & LEONA CLELAND ASSOCIATES "2 2259 HOMt: Sill: S fo sole I oe~e and up M ddlepa 1 nee Ru t land ( al9q77J8 1 Portra1ts Weddmgs Passports Anmversanes Spec1al Occas1ons The Photo Place (Bob Hoewcn) Pomeroy 109 H1gh Sl 531-lmo F!Vt: ROOM t ouse w th bolt 19 ac es ol ground o 1 CR 28 bel w~P. Roc ~ ond Appl e G ovF! I 01 nore nfa TI O on coli '147 31M F!Vt: MIHS out of town on Rt 14 3 B ck 0 d h OTI C OlCh bed oom~ fom ly room w th f ep oce tw o co gar age wo kshop ond sl ed lull base me I 2 baths S45 000 Coli 992 5845 Over o• acre ClOS~ TO Fa est Ac e~ Po k 5 acre~ lo ts of ou tbu ld ng5 3 bed oom I ame bolh SIS 000 992 584S BU SIN t:SS ~ OR sole Beel W ne Co 'Y Out 991 5786 be t ween 0&5Da ly WILL MAINf AI N Collor n•o Red wood Ranch I !il l loor 3 bed oo m both I v ng room Ia ge k 1 che 1 d g room den Fu ll ~ ze ba sement w th Ia ge co peted ecrea t on room o d both located nco sc hoo l5 thu rclle~ shopp 19 ond ecreo or Cos hep 1 new control or COl d, 01 19 La ge lot Pr vote pot o Loh ol I ees Overs zed d oub le go oge 74 K 30 Custom d1opes a nd o tt e ex tras Ownm be' g trans l erred Se I fo 1 d6(b 304 773 26 7 CARTER H. L WRITESEL PWMBING & HEAnNG INC. ROOFING us for fast serv1ce Cheryl Lemley, Assoc Homo Phone 142 21Mil Hollon Wolfe Assoc Homo 94f 2519 GeorgeS Hobsltllor J r Broker Homt Phone 99'1 !731 TWO ACRES A beaulllul 4 year old 3 bedroom home with large eal tn kitchen 3 bedrooms all nicely carpeted 2 baths full basemen! wolh TV room Many more extras low heat bil l wllh nal gas lorced a ir f u rna ce All thts a nd two n• ce acr es of land In a good location Woll go qui ck lor $35 000 57 ACRES - With a ntte l >Sior y house woth 3 bedrms and Ph baths Moslly carpeted Big centra l fi rep lace wolh healotater Small barn and outbu ildings 20 acres fenced Nice country sellong all blacklop road {usl 6 mlnules north ol Ra cone Ask ing S42 000 10 ACRES - Va cant land on blacktop road Beaul llul homesite Aboull minutes Irom 5 Poonl Pr ice Sl 3 BOO 6 ACRES - Nice I I>slory home mostly carpeted with 3 liv ing rm tamlly rm Free Est1mates Phone 949 2862 or 949 2160 SALES AND SERVICE 11 9 He SEPTIC TANK CLEANING DAVE'S BACKHOE & DUMP TRUCK R.esodenllal and commercial Call for eslimate 24 hour service Anyday anytime Phone 98S 3806 Jack Ginter ?85 3806 SERVICE Jack's -t'""' ~ .ank :iemce 1: Bo x 3 Coli Aller l 00 or Anytome s.1urdoy "2 1119 or 992 5041 Chester Ohio VACANT LANO - 10 acres olland on Rl 33 4 lane abou l one mile norlh ol7 33 bypass Asking Si2 800 SIO 900 - 1 acre level land with a 64xl2 3 bedroom mobile home with natural gas heal clly waler & sepllc liS 000 - Will buy a good l bedrm house with large living room and kllchen 2 bath• basemen I F A nat va• heal In Chesler Wt N"d Listing\ (Middltportl We have blrytrs for mony lypos of properly CALL JIMMY OEEM Assotlllt,949 2SU beetle 2 Washington c1ty 3 M1ssmg BRAD FORD Auc t oneer Co1 plete Ser" ce Phone q49 2487 o 949 2000 Roc nl! Oh a ( II B ad ford Sweepe1s looste ) •rons o il s no I oppl onces l awn mower nex: t to State H ghw oy Go oge o' Route 7 Phono (614 ) 'itl 5 J825 Rt: MOOH ING Plvrnb ng heo n9 o 'd oll trpe s of genera l ropo' Work guo on teed 10 year~ e1 per ence Pho e 9f1'} 7409 EMERGENCY link DAIL'\ C RYPTO<) UOTE - Here's how to work it AXVDIBAAXR Is I 0 N G F E I L 0 W One l r tt er stmpl v st cmd!i for anot her In lh1s sample A ts u sed f or the th re< I s X for th e l\\o 0 s r tr Swgle lett ers apostrophes the length ~nd formalmn of the \\ Onb ar e all hmts Ear h day tlu tode letters ar c d1fferent ( RYI'TOIIUOTES HTNO HDXO HK ROZDPOBTHO PVH ESOF H SO HDXO QKB TWHDKF TBBDMOL LHKI HSD FN DFA TFR AK KF TFRBOE GT W N ! KF Yesterday's Cryptoquote DEBT IS LIKE ANY OTHER TRAP EASY ENOUGH TO GET INTO BUT HARD ENOUGH TO GET OUT OF - H W SHAW ~ XC A V AliN G dozer backhoe an d d lche Charl es R Ho t l• eld B oc ~ Hoe Serv t e Rutland Oh o Phone 742 2008 Cou nc I o f t he V •lla ge of Pomeroy Me1gs ~ou nt y Oh o Sec t on I That t s h er eby deem eCJ necessary to ssue bonds o f lh e V f ll age of Pomeroy 1n the pr nCipat sum of $30 000 tor the p u r pose of resu r fac ng the f oll o w ng str ee t s In the V ll age Port on of Mulberry and Butternut Avenue aM such Sundry Streets as should be d es gna ted by Cou n c• l Sec t on 2 That sa1d bonds sha ll be dated approK mately tn e 1 rst day of August 1978 shall bear nterest at the est imated r ate o f s•x per ccn t u m (6 per cent J per an num paya b e sem a nn ually unt the pr nc pal sum s pad and sha I ma tur e n twel ve substa nt ally equa l annu a ns t allm cnt s after the Iss uan ce thereof sec t on 3 Tha t for t he purpos e of ra s ng money n an t c1pat on of the ssuance of sa id bon ds lor the aforesa d pu rp ose 1 s hereby declared neces sary to .ss ue and th• s Coun c I here by determm es that notes of sa d V ttag e n the a gg r egate pr n c pa l sum Of $30 000 Shall be ISSUed Sec t on 4 That su c h an t c pat o r y note s n th e a m ount a for es a d sha ll be ss ued bear ng n te rest at su ch rat e not exc eedmg s x per ce ntum ( 6 per cent ) per annu m as m ay be f x ed by the Cl er k n h s awa rd of sad not es a t pr va l e sa le such n t er esl to be payable at matur ty Sad notes sha ll be ela ted as of t he elate of •ss uan ce shall mature on Augu st I 1979 and sha ll be n su ch d enom na on s a s m ay be r eq ue st ed by the pur c ha se r of suc h not es Sect on 5 That su ch note s shall b e exec uted b y th e May or and Clerk and bear th e se al o f th e corporal on shall be p ayable a t th e o ff ce of C erk V llag e of Po m eroy Oh o and sh a I e ~~: p r e ss upon the r fa ce th e p u r po se tor wh ch th e y are ssu ed and that t hey are ss ued pur suant to lh• S ordnan ce Sec t on 6 Thai sa d notes shall be r rs t off er eCJ to th e of fi cer m charg e of I he Bond Ret r ement F und and r sad o ft cer r ef uses to take sad no t es t he y shall be sod at pr iv at e sate bY the Cler k at not less th an par and ac cru ed n ter es t a nd an n terest rat e not e)( ce ed nQ s K per c entu m ( 6 perc ent) per annum Th e pr ocee d s from suc h sat e shall be pa id m to the p r oper fund and used l or t he p u r pose TRA DE TWO lots n Pomer oy W tl t ode l o bulldozer or mo ta home Colt 1 304 b4 8 5601 For t Goy W V As Low As '4••• &sq upyd 9o and 12° V.nyl Floor Covennl! In Stock Boy w,.re you con come In ond ' " w~t you're gleHing - Good selections - Fully 1 stocked PUDDLE POOLS All s z. e5 and shapes Sw m poo ls 2 yeo s ex perience fr ee es llm a l e~ a ny t lun g yo u nee d for underground sw1m poo ls New chem•cal and supply store Albany Oh o Phone b 14 b98 6555 ( Ah11H 6 pm b 14 689 525I John Jeff en or 689 5265 8111G.f le ll e ) We ore NOT oil we t on PRI CES Coll142 2211 TALK TO Wendell or Htrb Groft or Gtne Smith RUTLAND FURNITURE 742 2211 RutlliKI MAKES A BED f(!)R YOU In 1973 the Uruted Slates 1974 FORD EXPLORER JUVENILE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY OHIO IN THE MATTER OF JOHN ERIC MORGAN ALLEGED NEGLECTED AND DEPE NDENT CHILD Cue No 2~ a1 LEGAL NOT ICE To Debb e Jean Morgan Bla ir Whos e last know n plac e of res i den ce and ad dress wa s 88 5 Browne ll Avenu e M d dl eport Oh o an d who s e pr es ent ad dres s s unknown you are h er eby nol t ed that a com pta nl wa s t led n t he P lea s Cou rt Common J uv en le 0 v• S•on Me gs County Oh o Ca se No 22207 by Cynth•a M li s of th e M e g s County Welfa re Departm ent a leg•ng that J ohn Er c Morgan s a negl ec ted an d depend ent ch l d T he com p ant r e qu es t s that per rnanent c ustody be granted Permanent c ustody mean s th at the p arent s guard an or other c u st od an may be perman ent l y d epr ve d of all paren l al r ght s The compla nt al lege s t h at you ar e tn e m oth er ot sa d child The comp la n t WII be f or he ar ng befo re th e abo ve co u rt on th e 15th d a y of Ju l y 1978 at 10 00 o cloc k A M an d you ar e re qu red to a p pear bef ore sad cou rt at t he t m e of hear ng Wit n es s my h and anCJ seat of sa•d cou r t t h s 22nd day of June 1978 Ma nn ng 0 Webst er J uven e JudQe By Ja net E Morr s Chef Dep ut y C er k. l6i 23 " ' REQUESTS FOR PROPOSALS Youth Employment and Tra•n•ng Program s Oh to Oepartm ent of Admm st ra t• ve Serv1ces Not ce s her eb y g ve n t h at the Reg •o nal Manp ow er Se rv c es c oun c I 7 s re q u est n g prop os al s f or Youth Empl oyment an d Tr a n ng P ro gra m s (Y ETP l under Tt ll e Ill OF T HE Co mpreh en si v e E m p loymen t anCJ Tra •n ng Ac t of 19 73 ( CETA l Und e r lh s program serv ces to you h w th the m os t severe d t n obl a n ng em f c u1t1es ployment th e cc ono m call y d sadvantaged w II be g ve n pr. or tv YETP w 11 se r ve youth 16 to '1 1 ye ars ol d ( W lhOUt h gh SChOOl d pt o ma sl and c:tropo u ts An 1n sc h ool pr ogra m w•ll be d r ee led t~l tho se need ng work to re m a n n sch oo Dropouts 1n th e prog ram w II be encourag ed to return to school Pr or ty wIt be g ven to wom en m nor t es ve teran s offender s and the a nd Russ1a s1 gned a n agreement to expa nd a1rhne service be111 een the tw o countnes A thought for the day lnsh poet James Stephens sa1d tlar'ld• c ~ppecr Eligib ili ty s open to those tha t nave severe dtfl cu lt es obi an n g e mp loym ent la c k crede n t a s requ ire substant 1'.11 ba s•c remed at sKill develop m en t com e f r om fam I es w th an tncome below 85 percen t of the lower I v ing standard to tho se wh o cer t fy that partt c pat on 1S nece ssary n orde r to con t nu e h s or her edu c at on an d to nter l 1t e tr~ n s fe rs ( f th e y me et the el g bt l t y cr tern3l Al l opportun lies w II ma d e be av a ab le w thout regard to ra ce cr eed color nat ona l o r g n se • age hand ca p po t t cat at fll at on or be liefs P roo rams f unded under YETP m a y nc ud e an y em pl oyment or tra n n g act v v e )(ce pt Publi c Ser v ce Emptovrn cnt Regul at on s a lso requ r e th e Pr m e Spon so r t o se le ct ope r at or s or m ar l y fro m b a se el c omm u n t y or g an zat on s w ho ha ve pro v ed d emo n s tr at ed e t te et v en ess or An y nd" du al organ zat on may subm t a propo sa l howeve r th e re gu lat on s d sal o w th e fu nd ng of a pr og ram wh ch w ould pr oduce pr o f fo r he con l ractor The ge ograph•c ar ea served n Reg on 7 ncludes Athe ns Gal a Hoc k ng J ac kson Law r ence M e gs and V nton cou nt e s Ap pi cat ons may b e obra n ed fr om Cheste r 0 Wh t e Pla nn ng Su perv so r Off ce of Man powe r Dev elopm ent 30 E Br oa d Stre e t 27th F loo r Co um bus Oh o 4321 5 at { 614 ) 4M 8326 or 1 800 28? 1050 ( to ll fr eel Compl et eCJ ap pl c at ons sh oul d be r etu rn ed o Ches t er D Wh t e at t he same a dd r ess on or befor e July 21 1978 Tr a n ng w tl b e pro v d ed for a I pr osp ect ve p ro gra m ope r ator s on Jul y 11 1978 at t he St a te 0 11 ce Tow er In f o r mat on conce r n ng r eg st r at on w II be sent t o potent at opera or s pr or to t h s d a te A N EQ UA L OPPOR TUN TY EM P LO Y ER (6l 23 lt c ----------, i MEIGS I II Equipment Co. I I I POMEROY 0 PH 992 2176 lnternltlonal I illnester Open Fnday T 11 1 oo p m •· ForYour IN ew Iud Shopping I Equipment rr·ven ence J L--------- "Finally, I've found a MAN-SIZE tractor" ICDJIOMY ~ob (61 23 30 2tc tCICI Mild" bMjQII OUij~ l Mow plow 1111 h 16o t 20 tllt t ~ m.. u Mae wo1k pow11 lowe t ~ tl cos •" u • dl ¥1 ECONO/tfV ""' c r o" Se al ed b ds w II be re ce v ed by t h e under s gned at th e 1/ /!age Ha ll Pomeroy Oh•o 12 00 o c loc k noon July 10 1978 tor the sate of 130 000 00 no te dated Augus t 1 1978 Wh c h no te shall bear nterest a t the rate o f 6 perc ent p er annum or lower Interest to be P8•d sem annually Sa id no e s to matu r e on June 30 19 79 Sale of t he note to be awa r ded to b dder quot n g owe s! rate of nterest on sad nol e Th e r gh s reserv ed to r etec t any and all b d s SEE THEM TOOA Y REED'S COUNTRY STORE Reedsville. 0 Jane Wa lton Cl erk Women arc wlser than men VILLAG E OF POME ROY C t y Ha ll because they know less and Pomero y Oh o Wlderstand more 161 2J 30 2tc VB a utomat c P S P B LWB 2000 1 1973 THUNDERBIRD " .. 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'695 2 Dr auto trans TRUCKS CHEVY LUV PICKUP •• 1975 Standard sharp 118 auto P S P B air vonyl rool 1975 VEGA WAGON . . Auto ~~r •11495 1959 FORD 2 DR .. 6• c.~ 1 .. s_t_a~~~~~... 1695 1964 BUICK SPECIAL 4 DR....... '295 1967 OLDS ClffiASS ...... :..~~-- · · ·· s595 1965 AMERICAN WAGON .............s195 1969 REBIL 2 DR ... ~-~~~--~~~~~~;d.....'195 TRUCKS 1974 1974 1973 ROYALE CPE......................... 13495 1 1975 CUTLASS SUPREME ................. 3895 1 1973 ROYALE CPE ........................ 2295 1 1968 88 4 DR SEDAN ...................... 395 1968 88 4 DR. SEDAN '295 LWB 75th ANNIVERSARY S R u MONTE CARLO ..................... 12495 1 1971 MALIBU CPE.. ............. ·• ••·••••• 1295 1 1974 CAPRICE ESTATE WAGON ........... 2495 1 1975 CAPRICE ESTATE WAGON. ........... 3695 1973 IMPALA 4 DR SEDAN ................ '995 1973 1969 1974 CHEVY 1h TON ................. '2695 DAN THOMPSON FORD 1975 1975 FORD F-100 ...................... '2895 V8 PS PB ELDORADO ......... -- .............. 15295 DEVILLE SEDAN ...................... 13695 DEVILlE CPE......................... 11995 1975 BONNEVILlE SEDAN. ............... .. GRAND PRIX ......................... 13995 Aulo V 8 P S P B l WB 12595 Auto p b p s 12495 FORD F-100 .................. .. DATSUN PICKUP...... ~~~.!~~~~-~~"Y!. 11995 1974 Standard rad io mirror. red In color Radio aulo 302 V 8 Largest Selection In The Velley Crusher John Hopkms Jr Vmlie Hopkins Aff for Trans 30 2t c '2500 6 cyl nder power 1974 15 IN STOCK ( 6 ) 73 1975 CUTLASS ~teerlng & power brak es 1972 CHEVY 2 DR Aulomal ic p steer ing A SOFA THAT Transfers 2 Dr V 8 automalic P S P B I owner 2 door hardtop SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE A LimE & SAVE A LOT Rubber Back Carpet Property WEEKEND SPECIALS automatic All carpet lnstolled with poddong at no chorge Expert onslollallon Meigs REGATTA 1977 '~\;: S I MERCURY MONARCH • 741 7348 HOWER Y AND - NO W THEREFORE BE IT ORDAI NE D by the IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT NOTICE -CJT~ tur Sale, Renl or r rade WILL do oa f ng co n t uc t on plumbmg ond hea t ng No 10b oo o ge o• lao .,moll PI o 1e MARTIN covot ng ~e pt c systems dote r back hoe dump truck me stone gro"el bla cktop po 'lfm g Rt 1-4 3 Phone 1 (b1 4) WH EREA S t he V llage s f tsc a I offi c er ha s cert f ed as to he est•mated life of the property to be acQu red f r om the p ro ceeds of the notes here•n auth or zed as ex ceed .ng s x years and has c er t f ed th e max 1mum matur ty of bonds as t wenty years and o f such notes ass x year s or one year f sold pr vate l y IN THE IN TH E atoresiud and t or no other COMM ON PLEAS COURT COMMON PLEAS COURT purpos e and l or wh ch JUVENILE DIVISION JUVENILE DIVISION purpose sa •d money s her eby MEIGS COUNTY OHIO MEIGS COUNT¥ OHIO appropriated Sec t on 7 Sa •d notes s ha ll IN THE MATTER OF JOHN IN THE MATTER OF be the full g eneral ob llgaf on ERIC MORGAN ALLE\iED ADRIA ANN BLAIR o f th e V 11t age at Pomer oy and N EGLECTE D AND ALLEGED NEGLECTED the fu ll f aith credi t and DEPENDENT CHILD AND DEPEN DENT CHILD revenue o f sad vII ag e ar e case N o 22 201 ~ Case No 22108 h e reby pledged f or t h e LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE promp t payment of I he sam e To M ch aet l hn e t wh ose To Debb e Jean Bla r The par va lue to be rece v ed la st know n p ace of r es d ence whose last known pla ce of from the sa te of th e bon ds and a d dr ess wa s Elk• ns res den ce and address wa s ant1c paled by sa1d notes and Mot et Tw n Fall s Idaho and 885 Br o wnell Avenue M1d any ex cess fun d resulting whose pr esen t ad dress s dlep ort Oh•o and wh ose from the ssuance of sa•d unknown yo u are h ere by present ad d r ess s unkno w n notes sha ll t o t he ex t ent nold ec:f tha t a compla nt w as you are nereby no t f•ed t h at a nec es sary be used onl y for fl ed n th e Common Pl eas comp l aml was fled n th e th e ret remen t of sad no tes Court J u ve nile D v s.on Co mmon Peas Cou r t a malur t y together w l h M e gs Coun t y Oh1 0 Case No Juv enil e 0 VISIO n M e 1g s 1n t e r est ther eon and s-. 22207 by Cynlh•a M li s o f th e County Ohm Case No 22208 h er eby pl edged tor s u ch M e g s County We lfare b y Cynthia Mil s of the Me g s purpose Depar t men t alle g m g tha t County W elfare Depar t ment SecJ on 8 Our ng the per od John Er c Mo r gan s a all eg ng tha t Adr a Ann Bta r w h l e such not es run t her e n egle c t ed an d d ep end ent s a neg l ected and dependent shall be lev1ed n all th e ch ld T he com pia nt r eQu es t s ch d The com pta nt request s taxab le properly n th e that perman ent custody be that perma n en t cus tody be V •ll age of Pomeroy n ad gran td Permanent custod y grant ed Permanent c ustody CJ t on to a I o th er taKe s a m e an s that the paren ts d r eel tax annually not tess guarCJ an or oth er c ustod an rn eans that t h e p"rent s g uard an or other custod an th an that whtch wou ld h a ve may be pe r m a n er tt y may be permanently been l ev ed f bond s had been dep r v ed of all par en tal ss u ed with out th e prop er depr v e d of all parental r ght s r ght s ssue ot such notes sad Ia)( Th e compla nt a ege s th at sha 1 be ~ n d •s her eby or Th e com pia nt a llege s that you ar e the fat her of sad dered compu t ed cert fe d you ar e t h e mother of sad ch li d lev.ed and exten dtng upon th e ch d Th e co m pta n t wil l be to r ta~~: dupl cate •n th e sam e Th e com p i a nt w• I be to r he ar ng befor e t h e abo v e manqer and at th e same t m e co urt on h e 15 h da y of J ul Y hear ng be fore th e abov e that ta xes for gener al p u r court on the 25t h da y of Ju l y 197 8 al 10 00 o c loc k A M poses for eac h of sad y ears and yov ar e r eq u r ed to ap 19 78 at 10 00 o clock AM are cert f ed extend ed an d an d yo u are re qu r ed to ap collected S t~ d ta xes shall be pear befor e sad court at th e pear before sad court at the placed before and n I m e o f hear ng I m e of h e ar ng tn es s mv h and an d se al W preference to a I oth er tlem s w tne ss my hand and seat and for the fu ll amoun t of sa d co urt th s 22nd day of of sa d cou r t th s ?2nd da y of 197 8 Ju ne th er eo f The funds der ve d Ju ne 1978 tra m sad tax l ev es her eby Mann ng D Webs ter requ red sha ll be placed n a Mann ng D Web st e Juven le Judg e sepa rat e and d st ne t t un a Juven c J udge wh ch together w1th nter es t Janet E Morr s Bv Ja net E Morr s co ll ected on same sha t be Ch et Deputy Clerk Ch e f Depu y Clerk rrevocable pledged for th e paymen t of th e pr nc •pal and (6 23 lt c (61 23 lt c n t ere st o f sa1d notes or bonCJ s n ant c pa l on of wh ch they are ssued wh en and as th e sam e f a I due OR DINANCE NO t072 78 Sec t•on 9 It s her eb y An Ordtnance to AMEND determm ed that a 1 a ct s ORDINANCE NO 1048 76 co n d t ons a nd t h ng s and ORDINANCE NO 10.57 requ~red to be don e p recede n t 77 ESTABLISHING TH E to and'" th e ssuan ce of sa 1d SAL ARY FOR notes n orde r to make t hem L IFEG UARDS AND legal v a l d and b nd n g SWIMMING INSTRUCTOR ob i g at ons of th e V •llag e of Pom er o y hav e hap p ene d Be orda ned by th e been done and perform ed n Co unc o f the VI! age of regular and due form as M dd leport as follows reou red by t aw and that no Sec 1 That the wage l or I m ta t on of ndebledness or L l e Guard s be and he sam e ta Ka! on e ther st atutory or s hereby f x ed at S2 00 p er cons ! t u t on a I w II have bee n hour ex ceeded n t he ssuanc e of Se c 11 That he w a ge tor A E Cochran a ka Sw mm•ng Ins ru ct or be and sa CJ no t es Sect on 10 The Cl erk. s Augustus E Cochran dec lo s h er eby f xed at SJ ~5 per hereby author zed and hou r Ethel Cochran Cert of d r ec ed to forward a ce r sec 111 Th at the rat e sha t t f eCJ copy o t t h•S ordnan ce be r etr o ac t ve to May I 1978 Trans Lebanon to the County Aud l or o f Sec IV That lh s Or Et hel Cochran dec lo d nan ce s he re by d eterm ned M e gs County Oh1 0 Sec t on 11 T h s ord1nan ce Delbert Ours Paul Ours to be an em ergen c y m e asu re nece ssar y for the 1m m ed al e •s hereb y declared to be an of Trans Lebanon Cert m e asur e pr ese rva I on of th e pea ce e me r g e n c y nec essary lor t he mme d at e Ethel Cochran dec to hea th safe t y and g ene r al pres ervat•on of the pu b! c fare ot t he nhab tants of DeLong Leo Cochran we Freda pea ce health and safel y of th e v !I ag e and for the reason Alden Cochra n Avery thai t s necessary tha i l h s s a•d v ll age t or the r e a son that th e tmmed ate tssuan ce becom e m te g s lat on Cochran Larry Cochra n m and sat e o f the notes here n o f ed•at el y eff ect ve Norma J ean Combest Sec V Th s Ord nan ce sa•d s tr eet mpro v ement s wh c h are u rgently needed Phyllts Edwards Cert of sha ll take effec t and be '" for ce trom and after Jun e 12 for the saf ety of pede st r•an s Trans Lebanon and veh c u iH trait c 1978 wh erefore th s ordnan ce Passed the 12th day of J une J ohn Hopkm s dec to sha 1 t ak e e ff ec t and b e n 1978 Eliza beth Hopkms Mar} for ce mmed a el y af er ts pa ssag e Wtll1ams Emma Att est e Grate Swearmgen Eltzabelh Hack Gen PA SS ED June 19 978 Clerk Cl ar en ce Andr ew s Sarah Parsons Seeds M L K e IV ATTE ST Jane Wal ton Pr es den t of Coun c I Theophtlus Hopkms, Mabel REGATTA WEEK SPECIAL SPEEDY DRilliNG Wal or w ell d II ng com m e n al a n d domes t c Purnp sole~ ond sor v ce ~2 6295 o 304 895 3807 St:WING M ACHINE Repo · ~ w v ce a ll ok.e!> 997 27B4 l he Fabr c ~ ho p Pome o y A u tho• 1ed S nge r Soles and Serv ce We shar pe Sc sso rs EXC A VAliNG dozer loader and backhoe work dump truc lo. s ond Ia boys fa• h re wil l haul I II d 1 o so I I rn usto a 01 d 9 avel Coli Bob or Roger Jet l er s da y phone 992 7089 n ghl phone 992 3525 or 992 5237 AN D ECLAR ING IL.-------------I0_·'~-~ .!-------------••·-:21-·tl-fc~ with tlreptace basemen! luel o I lurnace garage and oulbu lldlngs Some lenclng plenly of road lronlag e ond garden space Clly water and dr illed well Loc close lo hos pital and school at l aurel Cll ll Asking $42 500 40 ACRES - In Southern Local woth a small barn and dug wel l Aboul 12 acre• llllable Some woods and minera ls Ask ing $11 500 A BEAUTY AT FIVE POINTS - Here is an ucel lenl3 bedrm house wll h ill> balh 5 kitchen and buill In apploances fam ily rm wllh fireplace all nicely carpeled Full basement wllh wood burn lng stove Allached (2 car l ga rage Chrysler Air Temp central heating and cool ing Very low ele c bil l• All this and appro• one acre land Haveo look Oo11y SAl 900 Sll 100 will buy a good 2 bedrm house and garage storage building and garden space on 51 Rl 124 In Syra cuse New or Rl!pan Gutters and Downspouts 300{'olaln Sf Pomeroy Ohto Pomeroy "2 6282 or 992 6263 BAM lo4 JOPM b98 7331 CENTRAL REALTY CO. or .4 bedrms SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. DOWN 1 Egyptian 4 Stnnged mstrument Yesterdays Answer 5 W111g Lat 6 I - K1ck 22 Become 29 Baltic or 7 Be pemtent champ F1fth 8 Ruling 23 Ancient 30 Declatmed Nether days 34USN lands house 24 Bnllsh member 9 Tear to bits gWl 3li Logger s tree II Thnce mus 25 Favor vehicle 19 Amertcan 17CaU (up ) Z6 Gorge 3ti Hebrew playwnght 21 Ursula 27 Symmemeasure i!O Make Andress trized 39 Marsh tUegal ftlm Z8 Incite elder Zl Cheer 171?T;:-r;;"""T':"'~ leader's gannent 24 Con man's a1de 25 Let on 2S Remote 31 Rattle on 32 Eggs 33 Occur rences 38 Augury 37 Part of a porgy 38 Nourish ment to Compass direchon II Income IZ Ftery 13 Rushed El WOOD BOWER S REPA IR m 111/ol 0 '1 Soff1l Room Addtllons & A Frame Homes For Free E51tmales CALL 992 6323 or "2 6011 6 19lmo. pd. ACROSS 1 German pnson camp 7 Decay 10 Famous name m Verona 12 Memorable time 13 Old-time phono record II Mother of Julie 15 European capital 16 Amorous 18 Candlenut Real M tale tor Salr $15 000 00 NEW LISTING ~ what you have VINYL SIDING ~jd PUlliNS EXCAVA TING Com plete Ser vice Phone 992 2-i 78 GeorgeS Hobslefter Jr Broker 107'1> Sycamore St Pomeroy Ohoo Phone 192 6Jll Hutch1nson Sliver and After Houn "2 "" REALTY Coll 99l 2288 CHURCH FOR ren n Srro cuse All Fu n•shed Phone 992 5749 Mayme Custer Mann ng Near Ask ing $JO 000 but woll lake $17 500 7 ACRES PLUS - On good HOBSIEIIER have enlarged our lservi1ce de partment ond 3 AND 4 RM fu m shed ond un l urn shed op ~ Phone 99'1 S434 over r oom 1977 ST A RCRAFT FOLD do wn co npe slo"e f;!' fr gerotor Open\ to 71 ft Sleep$ 8 Perfect cond t on 747 7750 for&n1 gas central heal coly water ntce level lot and 2 car garage wllh workshop Auto & Truck Repair Also TransmiSSIOn Repa1r Phone 992 5682 4-30-llc moments forever - {2 story older home 3 itdroom fam11y room wlfh ftrtpl•ce living room donlng room corpettd throughout kitchen completely equopped laundry room wolh wos,.r •nd dr"r 2 booths out buoldlng with eltctroc for slorogo olum stdlng, storm wtndows new roof, on double lot Askong SJS,OOO 104 w Mlln Pomeroy m 2291 ALUM. & . 0 Lei us capture and preserve those precious Nice countr y kitchen w lh bedr o oms equtpped ktt chen 1', ba t hs natura l St Rt 1"14 toword Rutlond, l WO BEDROOM house n Har 1 so n v e w th po ne I ng carpe t ng o 1d c•ty wah! Col i ol te 5 pn 742 1256 ---~- MASH BROTHERS 'I• m lie off Rt 1 by pus on 70'14 country large garden 3 bedroo 11 remodeled home FAMILY HOME - Good 10 ' qn NEW LISTING - Assorted sizes and prt ces o~nd TWO STOH Y f ra me hou~e 6 rooms and bo th ce Ia• out bu ld ngs 4 ac es fond o t edge ol Rutlo d Comp lete Ire ler hook up also 2 bonks appro s ed prope ty ot $ S 500 Phone lARGE HOUSl: w th both on Rt 17-4 A bo ut '] m les from Po TIC oy Bo ~e m ent coo l ond wood burn g fu noce mce go den spa n ce lawn w1th plen ty ol shade Ideo! for ch tdrcn C s ern and l ead ng (reek water 9Q2 3303 1/IRGIL B >A ~ ~~~ q A 0 992 JJ25 2l6 E Second Street BRICK l1- 1 rooms • / ROGER HYSELl GARAGE 592 30S I 997.,aS< west of Ro ute 7 on paved f lo 1 ' 'I ' 7481 VA FHA 30 y f none ng also rehnanc ng reland Mort gage 77 E Stotc A the's phone (b l-4 ) F V ~ ACRES ollond land on Hyse l Ru n Rood For de a s call 4 TO l ACRES - located 1977 ROTOT lll:R I 614 247 7d64 tQ74 ESCAPADE 25 I mo•or home w t h e.-: tro s 5000 m le~ Pr ce S14 OiXJ 6 4 qcn 2438 or HOUSE FO R SALE 7 story v•ny ~ ·d ng 3 bedro om downs tors 2 upsto r s hv ng room d n ng room bolh k !chen w•lhout or w1lh appliances com pl etely carpeted down sto•rs ho t wal e heat o r w nd•l o ed wat er sofl ener corport and baclo. po o (l o ts of conc rete ) 2 out bu ld ng s (I v nyt sdng ) Loc at ed on s de street n Rut lan d Oh o Coli day 742 221 1 or e>Jen ng 742 1954 A sk for He b fr onta ge restnct ons H n fp .. ,l ,] f~ ppll ,l J,l ( k on wagon w lh o new I re!> n ag whee l5 E..: cellent cand ton Phone 9q2 2058 HOUSE FIVE roo ms ond both clo!'.e to down to wn M1ddlepor t Phone 992 3436 available ,., fd' y G· "' ' \971 DODGE CHARG t: R auto A C S995 A l ~o P~~ 65 Dodge au o $ 295 Even ngs 30d 773 Sb7q 15 A( RI:S LOCATtD on Sand R•dg e Rood 985 425 5 State Route with rural water and electric POMEROY LANDMARK 1977 10V01 A COROllA IbOO l body 997 357A HOUSE n Tupper s !' Ia ns All electnc A C 3 bedroom s I , both Basemen• Lorge lo t 992 3585 or qq2 2196 by THOMAS JOSEPH Business Services Nt:W J bed roo u house 'l bath s oil el.ec oc e M ddlepo t d o~e to Ru land Ph on e 992 15 ACRES FOR sole Complete sel up for o tro• ler c•ly woter near Cool v lle 1 b 1• 067 3933 1976 FORO F 350 heavy du ty 8 x 10 bed 6 f t co t le rock 4 speed P S P 8 A I gou ges 17 000 m1es 949 2173 BRAN D NEW B f Goodr ch :~ t eel be ted re GR 70 15 S05 31 8 b oc ~ w lh Supe Poclo. A C ste eo A he 5 30 or ony ne weekends co I 94/f 'iBIB 14 ~~: 56 Memory to to l electnc tro le Phone 949 2348 b l4 843 2622 1968 VW8U G !400 <I'll 5858 6 cyl $350 Coll992732b PI NIO SQUIR~ Slo E ST AT E OF Lawton Tem pl elon OEC E AS ED c a se No 2139 4 Doc ket 12 Page 61 EED A WATER SOFTENER? 'l'...:!_ack W Carsey 1970 CHEV Elll: ou tomot c lions PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO 971 DAT SUN o p ckup 4 speed new c utch r~ ulller brak es and po n t '15 m p g $1 300 Colt 992 7539 Pomeroy Landmark Co 19ql 2156 CA RPORT SALE June 13rd and 24th ~owo d Rous h es dence M om St Ro c ne S x lam y sole Appl ances d shes sew ng mochme cloth ng orge med1um on9 small Sho e ~ man y s z. es o l ~o golf o d h k ng Too much to I st 9 4 Come and see USED IMP LEMEN TS MF9 Ba ler Mf lO Bol er MF 110 Bol e• Mollhew s Ro tory Scy the MF880 Sem• mounted 6 bo t om Pl ow MF520 12 O• sc MF200 2 Row Chop per MF39 2 Row Pla nters Mec han iCal 1rans pl on ter NO ITEM TOO Lo rge a too s 1oll w.!l bu y 1 p ece or comp lete ho usehol d New used o ant qu es Mar t n s Furn tu1e 20 N 2nd St M dd epor t Phone 843 2963 992 2531 MF 35 0 ese l MF130 D e5 el MF150 D esel MF735 0 esel MFI 65 D esel Mf 285 0 esel Cob o r & MFI1 35 D ese heat er 30. 882 1034 StVEN KITTENS Some long hatred ond some shor t he red Phone ~ ORDINANCE NO 497 TO PROVIDE FOR THE ISSUANC E OF S30 000 OF NOTES OF THE VILLAGE OF POMEROY OHIO IN ANTICIPATION OF THE ISS UANCE OF BONDS FOR THE PURPOSE OF Re SURF ACING SUNDRY STREETS IN THE VILLAGE AND FORD RANCHERO ................... '695 FORD 2 TON FLAT BED., .............. '1195 1974 CHEVY %TON ..................'2695 V 8 \~p s pb L W B 1970 OODGE %TON .......~ . ~.;, 1195 8 •• .... VANS 1973 CHEVY C-30...................... s2395 Completed Inside AM FM stereo Sharp 1972 CHEVY C-10. ~~.":.~ ............... '2895 RIEBEL'S USED CARS See Roger Riebel St Rt 7 667-3463 1 mile north Tuppers Platns, Oh1o DODGE ASPEN SEDAN ..............._13895 1 1976 PLYMOUTH VOLARE SEDAN ......... 2995 1973 BUICK LESABRE SEDAN ............. 11795 1976 Ford Free Wheeling Courier Tough new way to go Tr uck1n In style Drive Home A Winner See one of these courteous solesmen Morvin Keeb.lugh or George Horrls Ptlt Burris OPEN TILL 1 PM Karr & Van Zandt You II Lokt Ovr Quollty W1y of Doing Business" GMC Financing "2 Sl42 Pomeroy Open Evonongs unlll6 - Tll5 p m Sol DAN THOMPSON FORD lote Rocky Hupp O.rrell Dodrill or Pot Hill, Gtntrol Mlnoger for a Good Deol an 1 New or Usod VohlcJ. 21H Mtddleport o 'n ~ I I I I1 II �M;i;::u:el.~id~epo!rt·P~!r~vA~:~un~D~;~h~---- ! (lJOnUDull!l tram pase 1) 1 l result of the accident. He was taken by the Pomeroy Emergency Souad to Holier Medical · Center after examination at Veterans Memorial Hospital. A Medical Center spokesman reports Teaford is in good condition. The highway patrol in· vestigated two additional accidents Thursday. At 6:30p.m., a farm tractor operated by Melvin Ours, 49, Crown City, was struck in the left rear by an auto driven by George G. Houck, 25, Crown City. The incident occurred on Peters Branch Rd., nine· tenths of a mile northwest of County Rd. 1 in Ohio Twp. According to the patrol, the south bound vehicle operated by Houck rounded a curve left of center, and struck the Ours' tractor. There were no injuries. Houck was cited for left of center. Still under investigation is a mishap that occurred on SR 160 in Vinton . According to the patrol, a parked vehicle owned by Rita E. Hager, Bidwell, was struck in the left side by an auto operated by Roger D. Meade, 30, Bidwell. Investigating off ice rs report that at 11 :25 p.m. the Meade vehicle pulled from a service station, struck the Hager auto, and left the scene of the accident. There was moderate damage to voth vehicles. Meade was cited for hit· skip. ROSS CLELAND Ross Windsor Cleland, 66, Chester, died Thursday evening at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Born December 3, 1911, he was the son of the late Vern and Mable Windsor Cleland. Mr. Cleland was the Fire Chief of the Chester Fire Department, a member of the Odd Fellows Lodge and the Junior Order Df United Mechanics, and was em· ployed in the Chester School System for 42 years. Surviving are his wife, Erma Reed Cleland ; three sons, Larry of Chester; Vernon of Columbus, and SFC Jerry Cleland of Oklahoma ; four grand· children, Diana and Debbie Celand , Oklahoma, and Mary arid Greg Hibbs, Chester; and three step-grandchi ldren , David, Ditter and Kious Gewitsch, Oklahoma . Funeral services will be held Sunday at I p.m. at the Ewing Chapel in Pomeroy with the Rev . George Pickens officiating. Burial will follow in the Chester Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. this evening. Pope Paul (Continued from page I) - the principle of respecting the laws of nature, the principle of a conscious and et hically responsible parenthood." The pope also said: "We Now you Know Great Falls, Mont. , is the must recognize that the windiest city in the United church of Christ is a living States with an average wind and vital reality even though, not tnday and not only from speed of 13.1 mph. without, voices are raised that are happy to stress its difficulties , to give the impression it is lethargic, to announce its coming death throes or fatal decom· position." INTEREST On Certificates Of DepcSt '1,000 Minimum 1 Yr. Term Effect ive rate with com · pounding ' ·" per unt . Ninetv day interest pena!1y if withdrawn bef ore maturity date . The Athens County 5av in!iJ5 & Loan Co . w. Main St . Pomeroy . Ohio - FSIJC ----·- He denoun ce d this as "obviously a challenging criticism that goes well beyond the healthy need of the church to purify itself continuously in its progress along the way of the cross and the resurrection ." The pope said he was well aware of the church's problems "both in countries where they are trying to suffocate religious freedom and in those where the same freedom is being used by some of its adherents to pervert its creed and sap its institutions." GET LICENSE A marria ge license was issu ed in Meigs Co un ty Thur sda y to Law rence Randolf Smith, Jr .. 27 , Mason, and Heidi Jill Ashley , 18, Racine . ----...:....~WHERE IT GOES. E. L. GAUDIN Rose Sisson, Pomeroy, received word of the death of her brother·in·law, E. L. Gaudin on Wednesday in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Mr. Gaudin was the husband of the for· mer Olga Angeletti of Pomeroy. Following services in Fort Lauderdale, the body will be taken to the Miller Funeral Home in Cincinnati where services will be held on Monday. N Hospital ews Veterans Memorial Hospital Admissions - Rhonda Nelson, Rutland ; and Nellie Lemley, Portland. Discharges - Sampson Hall, Robert Bowles, Phyllis Blake, Grande! Wamsley, Homer Bradshaw, and Bernard LaValley, Sr. Holzer Medical Center (Discharges June 221 Deborah Bevan, Chad Briggs, Kevi.n Byus, Marjorie Callicoat, Bobbi Hale, Cathy Hammond, Larry Hudson , Lester Hudson, Wilda Hudson, Judy Hunt, Eleanor Jarrell , Judith Krebs, Clyde Law, Dorsi! McCoy III , Edna McManis, Wilson Moore, Rut h Pattock, Amanda Prince, Mary Russell, Keith Stewart , Sherry Storrer, Edward White . Charles Wilson . !Births I Mr. and Mrs . William Sk idmore, a son, Bidwell: Mr . and Mrs. Timothy Williamson, a daughter, Jackson. Otamher . represents his chief Richard E·. Chambers, Middl eport, represented Chief J , J. Cremeans and the Middleport Police Depart· ment at the fourth National Police Self-Defense In· ~tru(1ors training seminar held June 13·16 at the Netherland-Hilton Hotel in Chambers received training instruction in the areas of physical evaluation of officers, coping with stress , psycho-motor training, baton teuhniques, program design, close quarters confrontation, and training female personnel . He was appointed chair· man of the Correct ion s Committee for the Law Enfor ce ment Lia is on Division of the United States Karate Assn. During the coming year, Chambers will be responsible for the coordination and exchange of techniques and tr aining programs for co r rec tions personne l throughout the United States. The Middleport man has been promoted to the position of '' intermediate instructor'' of the PR·24 by Lon Anderson of the Monadriock Corp., which developed the PR-24 and is in charge of instructor certification . The rank of "intermediate instructor" is currently the highest level of instruction available with this law enforccmenl In· Previously there were only 13 " intermediate in· structors" in the United States. Chambers now w1ll ·be able to not only certify officers to carry the PR-24 but w111 be also able to certify officers to the " basic instructors" in the techniques of the PR-24. pomeroy rutland tuppers plains pomeroy nationa bank the bank of · the century established 1872 . events FRIDAY p.m. Queen registration; queen luncheon and queen rides on P. A. Denny. 5 p.m. - Tennis tour· nament, Middleport. 6 p,m.- Parade. Falls ·city hot air balloon rides following parade. 8:30 p.m. - 1978 Regatta Queen Crowning followed by Rio Grande College Chorale program, 8:30 p.m. on Lynn St. 8 to 10 p.m. - Disco dance on P. A. Denny. 10:30 to 12:30 p.m.- Disco dance on P. A. Denny. SATURDAY Morning - Falls City hot air balloon rides. 10 a.m. - Casting derby , tennis court, Pomeroy. 11 a.m. - Big Wheel race. 10 to 12 - Senior citizens boat ride. 10 a.m. - Art contest at library. ll a.m. - Boat parade leaving Middleport. l p.m. - French City Ski Club show. 2 p.m. - Local boat races . 12 :45·2 :45 p.m. - Boat rides. 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. - Boat rides. 3 p.m. - Eat·a·thon at Burger Chef. 6:15 to 8:15p.m. - Boat ride. 6 p.m: - ~'rog jump. 8 p.m . - Frog derby . 9 p.m. to 1 a.m . - Fire de pa rtment dance at Pomeroy Elementary SchooL 9 p.m. to midnight - Dance on P A. Denny. SUNDAY 12 noon to 5 p.m. Heritage Sunday at Meigs Museum. 10 a.m. til ? - Finals of tennis tournament on Pomeroy court. I to 5 p.m. - CarnivaL $2.50 ride all you want . 12 :30 p.m. - Power boat racing begins. By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UPI ) Sometimes it's not the big things, but the little things, which keep politicians and statesmen from their scheduled appointments. And that's why 132 mem· bers of the Ohio General Assembly, who were ex· peeled to start their summer vacation today, instead will be back at the Statehouse, wrestling with a $202 million supplemental appropriations bill and several minor but controversial measures. Majority leaders said they expected it would take five or six hours to iron things out and leave for the summer after passing the ap· propriation which includes $115 million in grants and loans to ensure that public schools will remain open next fall. Things seemed to be going smoothly until after dinner Thursday when Democratic House and Senate leaders began quarreling over the fate of several minor bills. Sessions broke up abruptly at 10 :30 p.m. after a summit meeting in the office of Senate President Pro Tempore Oliver Ocasek, D· Northfield. And disgruntled House members scurried to reclaim the hotel rooms they had checked out of hours earlier in anticipation of going home. The lawmakers did clear 34 bills to the desk of Gov. James A. Rhodes, one of them the school management bill which is the second part of the majority Democrats' plan to keep schools operating withn their fiscal resources. Although a conference committee report had been swift ly and informally written on a single point of difference between the two SON BORN Marine Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Stephen Chapman, Iwokuni, Japan announce the birth of their second child, a son, Stephen Lyle who was born on the birthday of his sister, Brandee, on June 12. The infant weighed 7 pounds and 9 ounces . The paternal grandmother is Marcella Chapman, Middleport, and the paternal grandfath er, SQUAD RUNS Julius Chapman, Rt. 4, At 6:30p.m. Thursday the Pomeroy. Maternal grand· Middleport Emergency father is Frank Comfort, of Squad answered a call to Canada . Chester for Ross Cleland, a medical patient, who was taken to Veterans Memorial REUNION SET HositaL The annual Randolph At 7:48 p.m. they went to reunion will be held June 25 at 939 Ash Street for Jean Ar· the state park on the right on mentrout who was treated on U. S. Rt. 33 going north. All the scene. relatives of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Randolph and friends are invited. Basket dinner at noon . JUDGMENT SOUGIIT A judgment in the amount of $1,173.20 and costs was filed in Meigs County Com· mon Pleas Court Thursday by Charles J . and VIrginia S. Pennington, Middleport, against William R. Williams. Pomeroy. MAY SALES May 1978 sales ' of Series E & H United States Savings Bonds in OHio were ~I million. At the end of May, the State attil!ned 4() percent of its 197B Sales GoaL Theodore T. Reed , Jr., Meigs County Volunteer Savings Bonds Chairman, reported May sales of Savings Bonds in the county were 122,088. The· county achieved 31.2 percent of its annual sales goal May 31. Miss Blaettnar is '78 Regatta Queen Legislators' vacation plans ·are interrupted Cincinnati. ~1rument. Money's slippery stuff. Gets away. A Checking Account stops slippage. Memory in a book! Open a Checking Account today. Tighten up. Here, S Regatta SERVICES SCHEDULED The sixth annual outdoor services conducted by John Elswick at the Albany Riding Club grounds beginning Tuesday and extending through July I. Services will be 7:30 each evening. The Lamar Sego Family of Macon, Ga ., will be singing on June 27·28; the New Life Quartet on June 29 ; the Bill Morris Singers on June JC and the Messengers on July !. HOMECOMING SET The Fairview Bible Church, Rt.l , Letart, W. Va., will hold a Homecoming June 25. Sunday School will be held at 9:30 and 10 :45 p.m. with a covered dish dinner to begin at noon . Everyone is welcome. A song and praise service will begin at I :30 p.m. with gospel singing by the Newsmen from Charleston . Speaker wUI be Brother Bob Albright from Henderson, W. Va. VBS SLATED The Fairview Bible Church, Rt. I, Letart, wiU hold a five-day Vacation Bible School and Night Revival June ~30. The Bible School will be held from 9:30 a.m.·l2 noon dally with revival service nightly at 7:30p.m. Speakers will be Clyde Fleld5 and Don RA:Jach. Special singing will be by local churches. j chambers on the ap· propriations bill, Ocasek said no committee was officially appointed. He brandished a scrap of paper containing seven oJ>. jections he had to t~e version cleared by the House prior to dinner on a 77-16 vote. But It was understood Ocasek wanted House action on a Senate • passed blll providing tax credits for home insulation before he would bring a conference report to the Senate floor. "The house has custody of that bill," said Ocasek cryptically. "We're going to come back tomorrow mor· ning when we're clear· headed and fresh ." ''I have no comment." grumbled Virgil Riffe, House speaker, as he strode to' his office and declined to elaborate on the dispute. House bills on agricultural pollution and the appoint· ment of substitute municipal court judges also were hung up and were understood to be part of the difficulty. The bill cleared the House after 90 minutes of debate during which minority Republicans tried a variety of unsuccessful tactics to divert more money from the state surplus to schools or return it to the taxpayers. The major amendment adopted on the floor watered down language, inserted earlier ir the day in the House Finance Committee, broadening powers of school districts to arrange long-term loans with private lending institutions. Ocasek and other lawmakers have opposed borrowing as a method of bailing schools out of their financial problems . They argue it would only force them deeper into debt. The appropriations bill, modified only slightly since it left the Senate last week, included $35 million for state employee pay raises, $20 million to hike aid to families with dependent children by 9 percent, $10 million for In· dustrial development and $13 million for a variety of purposes. It contains $75 million in direct additional subsidies to school distri cts , con· cent rating on those in need of money to keep from closing next fall. The bill also provides for a $40 million state loan · program from which financially· troubled districts may borrow under strict terms. Rep. Scribner L. Fauver, R·Elyria, · had gained committee approval earller in the day of an amendment allowing school districts to borrow from private banks from one calendar year to the next without state Controlting Board approval. Fauver's amendment allowed the districts three years to repay the loans, taking some of the pressure off the state loan fund. However, the full House voted 7(}.23 for an amendment by Rep. Thomas P. Gilmartin, D·Youngstown, limiting the private loans to next school year and requiring that they be repaid by June 30, 1979. Gihnartin's amendment also limited the private loans to 25 percent of a school district's annual budget. Republicans complained this change would severely reduce the chances of keeping schools open next fall, because they would not be able to repay ' the loans within a year. Although the bill was written to bring the state's funding of the "equal yield" school subsidy formula to 100 percent, lawmakers agreed that the concept of the for· mula was dislodged by $21.7 million worth of special subsidies to needy school districts. "l think we can hold a memorial service for the equal yield formula," said Rep. Myrl Shoemaker, [).. Bourneville, chairman of the House Finance Committee. "The name was wrong to start with." However, Shoemaker said the bill would "have the ef· feet of trying to keep the schools open for the balance of this calendar year." Shoemaker said that without the addition or $13.$ miUion in special school subsidies guaranteeing at least a 10 percent increase in state aid for every school district in the state, 83 districts might have been forced to close. He pointed out that the extra money would "put some districts on the gravy train," and warned that "these superintendents better not build that into their budgets the nett time." Republicans were systematically shot down as they tried to take the school loan and welfare money, divert it to big city :school districts and eliminate the 10 percent guarantee. .Despite warnings of a "taxpayers' revolt," House members voted 79·12 against returning the entire $202 million to the taxpayers in the form of an income tax refund. Rep . Donna Pope, R· Panna, t.ried in vain for an amendment to preclude the use of state funds for court· ordered purposes, including the purchase of buses to achieve racial integration of schools. Mrs. Pope's amendment was tabled on a voice vote to majority Democrats avoided the discomfort of a rollcall. Rep. W. Bennett Rose, R· Lima, disputed Shoemaker's contention that the bill would at least temporarily solve the school financing problem. "The people of Ohio are smarter than to believe that through this half-baked bill, we've done our job," he said. The school management bill sent to Rhodes enables a school district to better estimate its revenues and expenditures, and places stricter controls on the school district treasurer's cer· tificat10n of revenues of fund operating programs. Under some circumstances - when a district has been certified to close because of a deficit - the State Board of Education can assume operating and fiscal control over the district. Local school ad· ministrators will also be required to undergo fiscal training coordinated by the state, funded by a $241,000 state appropriation. Sen. Marcus A. Roberto, [).. Ravenna, who carried the bill through the Senate ~. noted. that school financing Is a "partnership" between the state and local govemmentJ. " lt is my opinion that the process of state involvement in the operation or schools are indeed substantial revisions which I think will be helpful," said Roberto. "This proposal will help prevent problems." Democrat fete draws 60 persons Sixty people came out to the potluck supper and rally 'n1ursday night in Rodney Gran ge Hall to hear Democrats advocate ele:ction of the entire Democratic Par· ty ticket. While the pleas they heard ranged from Gubernatorial Candidate Dick Ce leste to the county conunis.iuner and county auditor posts, everyone cununended the "Wright Brothers" - Floyd amd Donald Ray - for organizing such a successful meeting at grass roots level. Floyd Wright presided and introduced each speaker and the musical entertainment which preceded the ora tory . Donald Ray nut only helped his brother set up the affair as co-c haim1an , but took movies. ''Apathy is spreading all over our land. People need to get involved in their govern· ment." That was the hard<Ore message given by Roy Newell, principal speaker , who is an administrative aide to State Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson and head of the Auditor's speakers' bureau . Fonner Demucratlc State Chairman William Lavelle of Athens spoke on behalf of Dick Celeste. Bob Kline, also Athens, spoke for Jerry Adams, candidate for state representative in the 91st district. With the legislature in ses· slon, neither Ron James, 92nd · district representative, nor Myrl Shoemaker could attend at Rodney . Also speaki ng were James Plummer for Congress and Jack Hillyer for state senator. Gallia County candidates present were County Auditor Dorothy Condee and Lonnie Burger, for conunissioner. The Happy Four of Vinton Baptist Church and the N~ Life Trio sang. Besides the Wri ght Brothers, those doing the PICNIC SET Members of the French City Swingers Square Dance Club are urged to attend the annual club picnic and election of officers . The picnic and business meeting will be held Sunday, June 25 at 7 p.m. at Fortification HilL Club members are asked to bring a covered dish, hot dogs or hamburgers, drink, and your own table service. work were Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Wright, Terri Wright, Cherri Wright, Karen Morgan, Cynthia Morgan, Kim Morgan, Don Coleman, Jeff Cook, Bill Dray, and Lora Voreh. It was a regional rally , with guesls coming not only from Ga!lia County but also from Meigs, Jackson, Athens, and Mason Counties. REMINDER GIVEN Middleport Pollee Chief J . J. Cremeans remind5 Mid· dleport residents all vehicles must be off S. Second Avenue between Mill and Mulberry Streets by 4 p.m. this af. ternoon to make way for the Regatta parade. Cremeans sayd he appreciates the cooperation of the public in past years and hopes to have the same sort of cooperation this year. POMEROY - ·cathy Blaettnar, dauR!lter of Mr. anrl Mrs. John William Blaettnar, Pomeroy,. was named 1978 Big Bend Regatta Queen Friday night from a field or 10 contestants. Miss Blaettnar· was crowned by the 1977 queen, Niese! Duvall. She was presented flowers, a large trophy and gifts. First runnerup in the competition was Teresa Carr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carr, Tuppers Plains, with Judy Perry, who makes her home with an aunt, Mrs. Bess Webster, Tuppers Plains, being second runnerup . Brenda Frecker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth . !'reeker, Reedsville, was named third runner-up. \ NIESEL DUVALL, 1977 Big Bend Regatta Queen, presents trophy to the 1978 Regalia Queen contest winner, Cathy Blaettnar of Pomeroy. Miss Duvall also crowned the new queen . unba VOL. 13 NO. 21 HANES POCKET T-SHIRTS 100 per cent cotton-short sleevesmen's sizes small (34-36), medium (38-40), large (42-44), extra large ( 46-48). Soft, comfortable, absorbant, and color fast. Solid colors - light blue, gold; Dartmouth green, navy and red. Weather Partly cloudy Saturday, with showers or thun·· dershowers possible late In , the day and highs in the low , or mid 80s. Probability of precipitation is near zero percent today, 10 percent , tonight and 30 percent Saturday. Men's and Boys' Dept. -lsi Floor ' ceremonies. Some I> visiting queens, the largest group since the regatta began, were seated on the platform and were introduced during the queen festivities. Among the group were Mary Mora, Pomeroy, Meigs Dairy Princess : Pam Miller, Gallia County Dairy Princess: Pam McMahon, R1ver Festiva l Queen in Gallia County, and Miss Batey, a Meigs Junior Miss. Others represented were the Ohio Hill Festival at Quaker City; Miss Pottery Festival and her prin cess, Crooksville; International Mining and Manufacturing Festival at Cadiz; Ohio ~'olk fCuntinucd U/l rage A-21 + tmts SUNDAY, JUNE 25, 1978 GALLI POLIS- POINT PLEASANT CATHY BLAEITNAR, Pomeroy, seated, was named 1978 Big Bend Regatta Queen Friday night in Pomeroy. Behind are members of the court and from the left , they are : Teresa Carr, fir st runnerup ; Judy Perry, second runne rup , and Brenda Frecker, third runnerup . Miss Blaettnar also won the Miss Congeniality -~ . tntint MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY and humid, with !ihowers or thun· Deputies break up fight; four persons cited • ' ~ i ., . "'"~~-~ ~ ' . VANDALS REOE(X)RATED the restroom at the Vinton Village Park Thurs· day . VIllage residents stated Friday that the incident may have been a political ototomonl. Cwtrovi!'•Y has surroWided law enforcement efforts for some months in Vinton . VU!age councilmen moved this year to reduce the salary of Vinton Marshal, E. W, Widger, and are investigating the possibility-of contracting with theGallia County Sheriff's Department for around-the.., lock protection and patrol. GALLIPOLIS - Five Galiia County Sheriff's deputies were calledd to the scene of a fight on the perking lot of the Green Gables Tavern, Upper River Rd ., Gallipolis, at I :41 a.m. Saturday. The first officer responding to the ea rly morning call was Roger Bran· deberry . Arriving at the scene, he and special deputy Archie Meadows discovered approximately 75 people in Ihe parking lot, 10 to 12of whom were involved in a fight. As officer Brandeberry attempted to break up the disruption, a man broke from the crowd and ran from the scene. Believe it or not, Americans pay less Hit-skip charged following incident Gallipolis City Pollee ·cited James B. 'Morris, 35, Gallipolis, on charges of operating a vehicle without a license and leaving the scene of an accident Friday at 8:08p.m. Investigating officer H. Moy ~r reported that a vehicle operated by Morns struck three parked cars in the Mumcapal Parking Lot, and that Morris then left the Federal proposals criticized Brandeberry pursued the individual and captured the suspect after a 100 yard foot Overall taxes: WASHINGTON (UP() - Americans pay the highest property taxes and the lowest sales taxes in the industrial world, rectrding to an authoritative study of international lax burdens. On an · overall basis, however, Americans spend less of their earnings for taxes than the citizens of any other advanced country. And the most recent U.S. trend Is for reduced taxes compared with escalations in France, Sweden, Greece and other industrial countries. The conclusions are contained in an Organir.ation for Economic Cooperatioo and Development study of IIIli patterns since 1965 In the world's 23 most first place honors during Friday's 14th annual Brg Bend Regatta parade. See additional regatta pictures on 5-A , Coli and [).[. FIRST PLACE WINNER - This attractive float of the Chester Council, No. 323, Daughters of America, captured industrialized countries. The OECD study depicts taxes in comparison with each n•tion's Gross Domestic Product, or total output of goods and servi ces within each country's borders. a formula eliminating income from overseas investmenLC! and services. When goverrunent revenue is broken down to source. OECD said the United States collects more from property !axes than any other country. Of all taxes collected in the United States, 13.6 percent derives from property. Sweden received the lowest amount from property, 1.11 percent. But the United States collected less in sales taxes - 18.1 percent of aU revenue than any other country. The sales lax was the primary source of state income in Greece, 49.5 percent, and Ireland, 46.5 percent. OECD also said taxes in relation to GOP rose between 1975 and 1976 - the latest year for which data Is available - In Finland, F'rance, Greece , Ireland and Sweeden. Just the opposite occurred in the United Slates, Austria , Belgium and Holland. For all taxes combined in relation to the GOP, the United States ranks In the middle of the 23 countries. But in relation to per capila income, the U.S. tax burden is the lowest. WASHINGTON ( UPI ) - Scientists ca ncer-causing substances. The regulatioos would classify potential representing the oil industry viewpoint chase . cancer<ausers on the basis of eurr~nt The suspect was later identified as said Saturday that federal proposals for evideoce, including data from animal limiting workplace exposure to cancer George Curry, 23, Cheshire. causing substances represent a "meat axe tests, and then foreclose that classification Offil.'" Brandeberry reports that as he from reconsideration . was leading Curry to lhe sheriff's cruiser, approach" and a "Dark Ages" mentality . "Does OSHA realize what effect such The American Petroleum Institute a threatening crowd lormed around the close-minded prejudgments can have on deputy and his suspect . After making his issued a series of statements by scientists scientific progress ?" asked Dr . Rulon W. way to the cruiser, Brandeberry ca lled fbr scheduled to testify at federal hearings on Rawson, direeiDr of the Booneville Ccn!er the issue this week. back-uo suooort frnm All units . Regulations sought by the Occupational for Research oo Cancer Cause and Responding to the call were Lt. Alva Prevention in Salt Lake City . L. Sullivan, Deputy James L. Hatfield, and Safety and Health Administration would Rawson said preventing reconsideration Spec1al Deputy Leo Johnson. Sgt. 0. H. establish procedures and classifications of the classifications was Hreminiscent of for restricting occupational exposure to Hen~erson of the Ohio State Patrol was the anti-intellectualism of the Dark Ages." >1and ing by at the scene. Dr. Melvin First, in written testimony Owner of the tavern . Sam Salem. released by API, said the complex task of Boy, 17, sentenced Identified David Donnelly, 21 , Eureka Star setting standards for about 2,500 suspected Rt., as the supposed instigator of the in· to youth eommis~ion carcinogens "calls for the exercise of informed judgment and prolesswnul cident. Donally was taken into custody by POMEROY - A 17-year old male competence rather than a meal axe offi cer Brandeberry. Also arrested was youth , returned to Meigs County after approach that fails to account for the Jeffrey Maynard, 19, Gallipolis, who being apprehended by authorities '" unique properties of each substantc:· allegedly threatened Brandeberry. Cleveland. Tenn ., appearing before Meigs First is professor of environmental Brandeberry ordered the tavern County Juvemle Judge Manning Webster health engineering at Harvard 's School of closed , and called for the crowd to was committed to the Ohio Youth Com· Public Health . mission. Maximum Security Institution. Another witness, Dr. Jolln Thorpe nf disperse. The officer reports that he was then Indian fliver , ncar Massillon , Ohio. He will EJ<Xon Corporation, chairman of APJ's harassed by Drema Marcum, 23 , remain there 9·tl months. Medicine and Biological Science Deparl · Juvenile Officer Carl R. Hysell took ment. said API is committed to protectmg Gallipoilis, who was arrested on charges ol the youth to the institution on Wednesday. worke rs' health. disorderly conduct. This is the first commitment of th1s Thorpe said an API alternative proposa l Officers report that-.,after the arrests, bottles were thrown by 'the crowd at the type to the Ohio Youth Commission by the builds upon procedures used by other Meigs County Juvenile Court, which Is for federal agencies. includin H the deputies on the scene. The crowd was dispersed , and the area hard core delinquents with lengthy records Environmenlal Protection Agency . They require two decisions - whether !Continued on page A·2 ) of serious offenses. the substance poses a carcinoge nic risk to man, and if so, what regul ator y action is !ippropriate. "Quite simply," Thorpe said, "OSHA cannot hope to determine what level of regulation is feasible for a particular sub· st<lnce unless it resolves, to the best of 1ts ability , such question s as the potency of the subst<Jnce, the danger posed by the substance at various exposure levels, and tlle costs or achieving various exposure levels:' Weather Pa1ily cloudy today. with showers or th undershowers possible and highs in tile low or mid lllls. Probability of precipll<lt!on is 40 percent. DELEGATES RETURN HOME POMEROY- S1x young Meigs County men return to their homes today from uurndmg Buckeye Boys State at Bowling Gn:cn State University . Kmn Kmg served as a State Highway Patrolman; Dave Hedrick as a deputy sheriff. Keith Krautter , as sheriff of· DeWeese County ; Seth Hill as a City Co uncil member: Greg Becker as deputy registrar of Wagonsellcr Co., and Charles Kennedy as a member of the house of representatives. Power off over an hour friday evening C.ALIJPOIJS - Apparently caused by an uve>·luad , u Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company line fed from the Georges Creek substation was out of operation fur a little over an hour Friday evtming. The uulage, from 6tu a little after 7 p.m.· Friday, ·hit the Silver B1·idgc Shopping Pl~zH, the rest of Kanauga, etnd u'privcr lu but not includin~ Cheshire. Our House museum has international visitors GALU POLIS - Our House musewn had an lnternatlunal air briefly May 6 and June 9,aL'Cording toMary Allison, curator. Signing the register un the fonner dati· was Jack Ublnnov, Moscow, USSR. un June 9 and throo Germans , Hans and F.lsc· Schmidt, son Rolf, who wrote "Gic"cn, 0eul.ii(:hJurKI" un the re~ister QS their ~tl· dress. Deul.ii(:hJund is the German W>ll'd (ur Germany. JUNE FUNDS OISTRmUTED POMEROY - June State School Foundation subsidy payments lor Meigs County school districts tota led $210,416.64 following deductions for employe and teacher retirement. Amounts received by each local district include: Eastern, $44,066 .22; Meigs, $114,094.2S, and Southern, ' $>2,256.17. In addition the Meigs County Board of Educatioo received a direct allowment of $14.670.07. \. II)N AND BROTHER of GaUia Countlans, Wayne McCully , Columbus, Invented and deolgned this grinder at work at French City Meats. Watching the machine are Ray Myers, product formulator , and Larry Pyles, production manager. FRENCH CITY MEATS Crinder Operator Richard Slone lifts large hunk of meat to go irito shiny receptacle of Wayne McCully invention In experimental use. Helping Is Product Formulator Ray Myers. (See story and additional pictures on page A·2) . ,. ' PRICE 25 CENTS dershowers possible Monday and Tuesday and highs In the upper 80s or lower 90s. Fair and cooler Wednesday, with highs In the lower 80s. Lows mostly will be In the 60s through .the period. El.berfelds in Pomeroy I an excellent program following the queen EXTENDED FORECAST Monday through Wednesday, warm Moyer's report states that the Morris vehicle turned from Court St. and started to head north through the parking lot when the left front bumper of the aulo struck and caught on the rear bumper of an auto owned by Clinton N. Mcfarland, Gallipolis. The McFarland vehicle was pushed sideways Into the left rear fender of an auto owned by Roger D. Garrett, Gallipolis. The Morris vehicle then pulled to the right, striking an auto owned by Vaughn W. Johnson, Gallipolis, in the Jell rear (Continued on pa~e A·21 JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER SHIPMENT providing her own guitar accompaniment , and Randy Batey and Becky Pooler presented a dance numbe, , The Rio Grande Chorale of Merlyn Ross presented .;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;. ;.;. :· ;.;.;.;.;.; .;.: .;.;. :;: ::; :: :;:;:;:::·::::::::: ~:;:·;.; .; .;. :·;.;. ;:;.;.;.;:;.; ·:·:.: scene. ELBERFELDS All of the winners were ,presented flowers , trophies and gifts. Miss Blaettnar was also selected by the girls as Miss · Congeniality winner of the Regatta Queen competition. Presiding at the ceremonies were Bill Quickel, co-chairman of the Big Bend Regatta ; Mary Ault , Tonya Davis and Miss Duvall. Kim Batey, a Meigs County Junior Miss, presented several numbers I ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. 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