https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bbf6d8d06fe882f5b7cd8aaa4884df2b.pdf e1b02aa358dd958d0b839277b79bace7 PDF Text Text . .. • ' ~The. Sunday Times~ntinel. Sundav. Julv 2. 1978 Me . orter named new principal .at Wahama the Bend area' ··high school. millutes later . when Board services will. be provided by from ctulroom teil~ I& WOO(II to c1a.-oom teacher With bis appointment, ·· President Harry Siders the group. vacancy is created for the c•lled for . an e1ecutlve ·· ·-Awarded contracts far at Weal . Columbia; Allee post of assista.nt principal: . session: The · session, which dupllcatlllc supplies for flacal Humphre)'lf from dMa'oom The board meeting got included financi~l director year 1971-79 to the following teacher at New Haven to underway at 2 p. Rl· but !l'as Reba Woodrum, lasted two low bidden: J. S •. Latta Co., claiiiii'OOID teacher at Welt member of the Ohio Education Assn . She dupl~tor paper, •10,825, and Columbia; Bernice BaiJden interrupted ex~ctly three hours. belongs to the . Ohio Vocational mlm_ eograph paper, '170 ; from dasaroom teacher at at the meeting Present Association, the American Vocational MacMillan Co., spirit New Haven to cl.-oom were Robert Brewster, Continued from A-1 Association, Epsilon ·Chapter of Alpha ~era, ti!IO.IIIi ; and Copeo teacher at Central; Toni superintendent of schools; Mrs. Roberts,' with a little over 35 Delta, Kappa Sorority and the Racine Paper Co., duplicator Ould, Brown from Aide ll, Amlory William ,Caf?Ohart, assistant years teachjnl!. was valedictorian of her · Wesleyan . Methodist · Church. She is a S982.10: Multiple Handicapped Clul, superlntelldeilt, and board graduating cla~ at Racine High School. member ~ nd past president of the Ladies - Accepted the resignation ' to . S~cretary II, HanolD members. Harry Siders, Bill She received her bachelor of sciene• Auxiliary, Racine American Legion Post 'c!fgree .in .home economics at . Ohio Brady, Paul Watkins, Robert· of KtY M. Hofhllan, mualc · Elementary ; and; Helen 002 and belongs to Racine Chapter 134, , Adkin$..-and ' Donna Thomr>- Instructor, Waham.a Junior • Kinnaird from Secretary II, University and llid . one ye,.r of post Order of East e.,. Stilt. ... . · .. : .. Senior. High ~1. HaMan High, to Secretary TI, son. . · graduate work. · Mrs. Roberts has a son arid daughter· · Declared , . vacant · the Woods Elementary. Upo!l ·· reconvening in-law, Philip and Karen Roberts who · position of Paul Clark, -'- Ratified temporarr, Mrs. Roberts taught approximately 20 following the executive reside in Gallia Coun'ly: Philip is a project vocational .Instructor at the etnployment on "as needed years at the Pomeroy liigh School a nd has discllllSion, board members engineer with the Ohio Department of MaliOJI V ocatlonal Technical · basis of the following as been at Meigs High School for the last disposed of the following Highways and his wife, a registered nurse, Center with full resignation assistant mechanics: James eight years. She taught at Racine earlier business : . works. at the Holzer Medical Center. and organized the vocational department -Approved the request of contingent upon satisfactory E. Harbour, Ralph B. In her retirement, Mrs. 1{oberts plans of reim· Greene, Arnold A111aon and there. She was co-sponsor of the Future the Mason County Action compllance to travel and to work with her hobbies bursement of Homemakers of America at Meigs High. overpayment of Worthy Jeffers. Group to utilize one bus and which include 'cooking, sewing, crafts and . · The board's first meetinC of payrolL The widow of tl)e" late Marvin A. one bus operator on July 14, flowers . ~Accepted transfers of ihe the riew flac81 year Is July 18 Roberts, who was .!Ssociated with in21 and 28 for field trips to Mrs. Louks and Mrs. Roberts have two .following : Sondra Jabbapour at 6:30 p. m . SW'IInce sales, Mrs. Roberts is a member Sunrise, Charleston, and brothers, the late Clark lhle and John lhle ol the llf\ified edu.c ational association Fenton Glass, Williamstown. who resides a t RD Racine . · bturday, July 1 .. lllltiQ.nal, state and ·local - and .. !s a life Approximately 40 II!Udents involved in the Mason Co'Unty Action · Group · summer program will make the trips. Gasolif\e · and bus · orierator Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag costs will be provided through the Mason County Action Group, Inc. - Also gave its approval to jack of hearts to wind up ' ' the Mason County Action· with at least nine'trlcks. NOR'111 7-l·A POINT PLEASANT - ~-- . MARY K. HOLTER, ChesterCouncil323 Daughters of Group lor the use of Central This East waa too IIIUirt to + KQJ764 Plans are completed for the , America, displays the first place tropby the organization make the nonnal play. He School for a day camp • J 10 4 won for its float In the recent Big Bend Reg~tta parade, By e upcoming Fourth of July was sure that South held the program July 17·21. Custodial • 92 · Willis T. Leadinghom • celebration which will take ace of hearts. South, after " +63 Realtor . • 'place at Krodel Park this all, had lumped to three WES'J' EAST coming Tuesday, Mayor John notrump. East also felt that +82 +A93 he could bottle up that spade Musgrave announced •Q9732 II'KB suit If he hung on to hla heart Saturday . t A Q B 4 · t 10 7 5 3 e The courts perm i t quest i onabl e ana r isky • There will be a countryking.·So he played the eight. + 10 9 . • B 54 2 e PrOperty owners to put in situat ions . • South . found h.im.lelf in western show featuring the deeds to buyers reasOnable From the point of view of e SOUTH dununy. He led the' ldng' ol Doc Williams show, which • restrldions on the use of the buyer , lt is preferable e • 105 spades. East ducked. Now : . the real estate being trans· that the agreement • • includes stars of the Wheeling South abandoned spadea in • A 65 • !erred. It m ight be looked enumerate any and all e Jamboree. Also featured will , .. KJ6 . order to try to coUect a • upon as zoning ori a very restr ictions . The· poi nt is • · be Lionel Ca rtwri ght , a diamond trick. He led one to ·~QJ7 rest areas." peroonal basis . this : If there ARE e talented singer, guitari~ and COLU~S - II yqu've Dollison sa id that the spe"ial hla Jsck. _ Dollison advi~ motorists Vulnerabl Both ·• For example . a home ln a restr ic tion s, br lng them out e pianist . He is the son of Mr. noticed license tags like lour, fi ve and six letter plates West won with the queen, led a secOnd heart and the ~··· commerciall y zoned area in the open · and get thee and Mrs . Glenn Cartwright, HAPPY, TENNIS, ELVIS, must be requested in writing .to submit at least lour, and no Dealer: So th may have a restriction advice of your Rea ltor or e Glendale. best poor South coUld do was TYCOON or N,ASSAU, and to the BMV before September more than six, choices of ·weal Nortb Eaot ~. against use for · an y attorney befor e goi ng any e character combinations for 1, in order to receive them lor to cash out five clubs for Ttte show is sponsored by you 'd like personalized plates commercial purpose . Th is further . It' s for your own e Pass I+ downone. · Pass the ir personalized plates. 1979 reg istration season. the Point Pleasant Bicentennial for your car, now is the time tA may be OK for the fi r st protectioh . e Drama The cost is $35 each year, · "This yea~ued over Pa:U. Pass Pass Inc. and will be to submit ybur request to the , ~ buyer who plans to li ve in · • staged from 7:30 to 9:30p. m . Onio Bureau of Motor m additiOn to the regular 12,000 of these special e the ... house. but a lendi ng . · . registratrion fee of $10, and reserved.paltes," he said, "so •e Institution rn ay r efuse to It rln:-r .. ts anythi~V we • Admission to the show is $2 • VehiCles . Opening lead : • 3 there is bound to oe S5 permissive tax, if the The biddli1g has gone: A for adults and 50 cents lor BMV Registrar Dean L. e loan any money . on · it f~~d d:f ':e:le ~st~~: ~~e!~: . : dl!plication of requests." spade-two clubs-pass. A levied in your county. . children under 12. Spectators e because . commerctal_ use phone or drop in at • Nebraska reader wants to . Dollison said, " Five dollars · Dollison cautioned that a e may be the only ~ eason f?r LEADINGHAM RE·Al are as ked to bring lawn know what bid we recom• a new purchaser to buy It, ESTATE , 512 Second Ave .. : chairs. of the $35 fee is used to BMV screening committee a By Oswald Jaeoby . d · . and Alan Sonta1 . THREE CLIMBERS DIE mend with: e . They prefer to play 'l safe Gallipolis. Phone 446-7699. • compensate the BMV for the t' ire'Ys purchased by re~.tew any · Let's not get Into the rela· UMA, Peru (UP!) - Three additional services needed to .. oes . • and give fu_ n ds for less w~ · re here to help . • quest1~nable . · requests. to live merits of the proper the city of Point Pleasant and members of a 'Pittsburgh+K X issue the special pla tg~. and determme thetr acceptabiltty contract with today's hand. handled by the local lire • AQxx based climbing team fell to the remaining $30 is added to to the public. Most people would wind up department, will be set oil their deaths while descending • KXltX .. · Other rese rved plates with North playing in lour the roadside park lund lor following the show. +QJtlt · in darkness after conquering construction and main· issued by the BMV and their spades. Good defense would Doc a nd Chickie Williams We recommend a jwnp to the highest mountain In Peru, tenance of public roadside request dlites are : set them by two tricks, but . are stars of the legendary 43· three notrwnp as an out.• police authorities reported I. State reservedI, 2 and poor defense w~uld probably yea r-old WWVA Jamboree standing chOice,. Friday. 3 letter October 1 througl! let them make 11. . U . S . ~ . in Wheeling, the • . . · This South player amved (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE .AIIN . J Dec.ember I 2. Amate~r ·at three' · notrurnp. · West second oldest country music (Do' you havl! • qul!•tlon lor show in ' the world , second rad1o and commercial radio opened the three of hearts. the eKperts? Write " A•k thl! RECORDER ACCUSED and telev1s1on call letters - . The 10 waa played from EKperts, .. care ollhls ni!WS(»only to the Gra.nd Ole Opry . 10:30 A.M. on O. J. White Road. 4 mi. from CINCINNATI (UPI ) - A August I through October I. dununy and East. had a per. Individual qul!sllons will , There will be something CLOsgo TWO DAYS Holzer Hospital ofl State Route 160 at the Requests lor · the special problem. The nonnal~~~ be answered II accom,.n~ going on ali day long in· July 14 Campbell County, RUTLAND . Closed reserved plates should he 'third hand high. Ha 'residence of Don Neal. Watch for sale . t by stamped, sell-addreued ci uding swimming from II a . Ky ., trial date has been set M~nday and Tuesday in Ohio ·Bureau of played hta king 'South would mailed to the envelopes. The most lnttrell· Will Sell: 1965 Massey Fergu son 165 diesel , for Hamilton . County Cih· riL to 7 p.m ., boating from II observance of the holida y· Mofor · Vehicles, Attention: have won with the ace, gone lng quesilons will N used lh cinnati Reco rder John E . 1972 Ford S U 4000 Diesel. Ma ssey Fergu s on to 8 and golf from 2 to 10. weekend will be the Leadin g MVVPR, P . o. Box 16521, after spades. and eventuaUy this column and will receive 7' 3 point hitch mower , Mpssey Gerguson 7' Come and bring your picnic "Jake" Held after an inCreek Water Office . Columbus, 43216. reached dwruny with the copies oi./ACOBY MODERN.) lunch to one 'of the most nocent pl ea wa s . entered hay cond itioner , sub -so il er, Gehl mixer bea utiful parks in West Friday lor Held on a grinder, 2 row Ford corn planter with 3 Virginia. Shelters cannot be shoplifting charge . point hit ch , s mall grain elevator. 100 bushel reserved this date and picFord power take-off manure s pr e ader , pot nicking will not be allowed in hole digge r with 3 po int hitch , New Id ea the beach area . Police Chief HOMICIDE RULED fime and fertil izer spreader , M ass ie Gaskins announced that th~ WARRE N, Ohio (UPI ) Ferguson manure loader , B' djs ~ with 3 traffic flow will be one way as The Trumbull County coroner point hitch . Mass ie Ferguson corn pick'e r. 1 usual and is asking motorists has ruled a triple homicide in row Allis Chalmers combine , Ne w Ho lland to use caution . connection with the deaths of hay baler , Massie Ferguson wheel rake, 1 ....------~---.. · thre e unide ntified persons . .../ . wa go n w ith grain bed , 1 wagon wi th flat h ay whose bodi es were found ' ~ ' bed , 32' grain e lev a tor for grain or hay, 1 lot Friday in Champion Town· ship. CL , , r ete block 12", Ford rotary hoe , B' pull 3 yr . old brick home, ) disc, Ford bush hog , Ma ssie F e rguson 3ac;reS, 2'12 miles from I ' 14" plows , 3 po int hit ch tractor sprayer . Holter Hospital . In City School District, 4,ooo sq . fl ., Household Goods: Bedroom furniture , uso per month income 'W' COSTS $27,000 living roo m furniture , large dining ream properly included. LOS ANGELES (UPI ) table w it h B ch air s, Hotpoint refrigerator, Substantial down pavment Not to be outdone by rock star doubl e door frost fr ee , la rge To ledo meat required. Alice Coper who dropped on saw. lot s of misc . a rt . " 0 " in his last name l'O save Will assist . in fin1ncing . 1 N.ot 1'esponsible for accidents or loss of the Hollywood sign · Write to Box 851 ; c-0 property . Terms : cash or checks with overlooking tinsei to wn • . Gallipolis Daily ·Tribune, ' ' positive identification . 825 Third Ave., Gallipolis, singer 1\ndy Williams has SLEEV~ Owner : Don Neal Ohio 456)1. giving name & bought the " W" in the .. phone. ~uctioneer : George Stover Hollywood landmark for POINT PLEASANT William McWhorter · wa s · ll&med principal of Whama Hi gh Schooi during th~ continued mee ting Friday afternoon by the Mason meeting. . McWhort ~ r. who served this pa'1( , year as assistant principal at Wahama, replaces John Katnoski, who 'resigned prior to May I. He lo,nnerly taught En~lish at County Board of Education . This meeting was a continuation of its June 19 ·Sisters a e '. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Monday, July 3, 1918 • at y ell tine •. Free®nt still in style wf,sHIN,GTON ( UPI) - A · splintered Supreme · Court Each year one hears it remarked that Independenc-e Day ruled today thBt Ohio's fourisn't what it used to be. The slogan " Hurray lor tile greatand year-old capital punishment ·law violates the Constitution glorious Fourt)l" now brings a nostalgic smile. The aU-day booming of firecrackers and rockets, oratory because it does not provide and parades seems lo have passed into limbo l.o be replaced by enough leeway· for mercy . . quiet family gatherings and private pursuits . The decision provides ne w Yet this new mood is not due lu patriotism going out of style. hope for the 101 · persons P.erhaps iL is because · we .are beginning to rea lize that awaiting execution in Ohio -: " independence" is no longer an adequate wurd lo describe the more than in any other state great event we celebrate. · , · · ~xcept Fior.ida. Just who·· is independent today a nd wha t are they indepen~ Chief Justice warren dent of' Nut of gove.riUTlCnt bureaucracy -althoug h voters in Burger and three other California and some other states seem to be having thuughL' in . justices said the law viola tes that direction . Not of foreign entanglements and respun- the Constitution because it sibililies- which the status of 1\orld superpower has made in- restricts the number of evitable. mitigating or "mercy lacWe must remember, however, that the Continental Congress 'tors " tbat a judge can asserted the colonies should be not only independent but.lrce. consider in determining ·There is a difference. .whether to hand out a death The founders of this nation believed that govermnents exist sentence or a life prison to ·make men free and to help them enjoy thei1' freedom. Their sentence to · a pers on tie to Britain was a bar to this goal so they wrote a Dcclamtiun convicted of 8 capital offense . oflndependence.' . They said the Consitution Yes, it is freedom that we really celebrate today . But it was requires that sentencing not secured to us by the men of '76 lor a il time to come. It is judges, " in all but the rarest something that each generatiu.n must earn and prese1ve fur kind of capital case,. not. be itself. precluded from considering Are we bartering away our freedom for a littl e security , both · as a mitigating factor a ny Individually and nationally' Or are 'I'• putting the meaning of aspect of a d efendant 's freedom into the broader context of a decent life lor ali, character or record and any achieved through national and intem ationul cooperation, even oi the circumstances of the offense J)lat the defendant though it may limit a certain kinti , .~ cugged individualism '' There's room fur argmnent nn both sides. And it's certainly proffers as a ba si~ for a worth thinking about, not only on this July 4th but every day of Sentence less than death' ' the year, ••• •• ••• •• • :. •• . • Cf:state! BRIDGE- festivities scheduled Easfholds king to win · .l · Today : ·BEWARE OF RESTRICTIONS •••• Requests for ·spec.iltl plates· being accepted .. ,.' j ___ )_rh_~w_o_,,d_ro_day_OSP records 14 wrecks ___________ · VFW criticizes Carter ······················~····· ,_ , AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, JULY 8 ' s·· . 9:30A.M. TO 5 P.M. \....-.-------~ ' $27 ,000 . """ •MEN'S WRANGLER 14 OZ. .BLUE JEANS 14.95 •MEN'S SHORT SPORT SHIRTS SALE PRICED •MEN'S AND BOYS' CUT.QFF JEANS SALE . •SPECIAL SALE PRICES MEN'S WORK and DRESS BELlS . •BOYS''' SHORT SlEEVE K~IT SHIRTS SALE •WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S SWIMWEAR SALE '· · . .•MUSIC DEPT. SALE OF AL8UMS ' Doc Smith's BONANZA. p· ·•5797• lndu~ . The Followllll .' ,~ , •301 V-8 Enline •Automatic Trans ePfter Steering , •Pow.- Bralles · I ; •Air Conditioning •Whitewall Radials •Sport Mimlfs . SPORTSWEAR· SUMMER JEWELRY· ENTIRE STOCK WOMIN'S . DRESSES • LlnLE GIRLS'. DRESSES • PLA 'fSUnS • SUNSUITS AND . MANY, MANY MORE. - •Deluxe Wheel CoM •Radio Accom. PI!&. . STOP IN - BROWSE AROUND - SELECT THE ITEMS YOU NEED FOR 4TH Of JUL., . VACATION AND SUMMER USE. CLOSED TUISDA Y, JUl. Y 4TH . . . ' ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY !f. • - Survey team in area . , Meigs County Sheriff James J . Proffitt advises his department has been notified by the UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY tha t a special survey team will be working in the Meigs r:ounty area for the next several weeks to lake samples as a part of a progra m to assess United States uranium resources. The objective of the program, which is being conducted on a nationwide basis, is to complete a systematic survey of the nation 's surface waters, ground wa ters and stream sediments by 1980. One of the goals is to' assist private uranium exploration efforts by furnishing Information which will identify potential new areas favorable lor uranium exp!O.:ation . The survey will include the random collection of water a nd stream sediment samples at various spacings throughout the nation . The samples will be anal)"led and the data plotted on maps. AS completed, these maps will !Je,. placed on open file at various locati ons ~cross th~nited Sta tes. Members of the survey team will randomly visit private residences in our area requesting permlo;sion t o collect samples of well water or silt deposits from streams. They will ca rry identification cards. effect shown l··~ • ed tin CitY trike ·Tornadoes hit .three counties · atKinneciY Largest • u. s. PLUS SALE PRICES ON WOMEN'S SUMMER "TOPS • sUMMER . c o u r t' ~ Justice·Thurgood Marshall noted again that he opposes ·all capital punishment. And he said the Ohio statute "with 'it_s blunderbuss, virtually mandatory approach to imposition of the death penalty for certain criules, · wholly fails to recognize the unique individuality of every criminal defendant who com es before its courts." Lottery funds transfeued uPI) - ., Equipment th e _.. TrUnk claimer ' ' # consideration - should be reversed. But their reru;oning varied . · Justices Potter Stewart , Lewis Powell and John Paul Stevens joined Burger In his opinion. The Gallla • Meigs post, neck . Skidmore is repotted in att ell)pting to turn left , vehicle went out of contl'OI, n,tghway Patrol, i'nvestlgated stable condition. when a vehicle oper· passed off the right side of the OOLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) - President Carter has been · 14 accidents over the Passeng~rs Angela K. ated by Odell 1 R. . Thomp- highway, and knocked down a • aitlcbed by tbe national COIIllllllrider fl. the VeleraJUI fl. weekend. Five · people in· Skidmore, 15, and Dale R. son, 42, Lackerville, N. C., telephone pole owned by t.cOP . ·~ ·! · r_WUJIIII•.· Ill "!""''~• Olio, f'/" a~ vel .laJ!t!!!~P' aupinf~. claimed in· •larled ty pass . The General Telephone. . vf~ " v- ftl01IIh :fiiiu;-11'Sltld:por•· 71JM!;"i•i8i, l!llt 12,~ !IOI'_ .l!it-. "n!Omj;So/1 mtt0 •otRefPt~• "'Th~ma • was .un\njui'ed.1 lbt tint to bead the 1.1 miiUm • member treatment. ' mediately treaied. . C!Jpley vehicle in the left side. There was no cttallOn . The oraanl&atlon, Waayllk Saturday night said Carter's Three people were treated Sanders claimed injury but . Copley , and a pa ssenger in Thomas auto in curr ed adnllnillralian Ia the ''moat antl-wteran in the history of !his for Injuries sustained in an was not treated. A passenger the Coolev auto. John W. moderate damage. •lion." __ ' accident which occurred at In the Sanders auto, Brenda H11rper, 22, Jac kson, both Officers were called to, the 12:3$ p.m. Sundliy on U.S. 35, J . Smith, also claimed injury, ciain1ed injuries and were scene of an .early ~ornm g one and six-tenths of a mile but was not immediately treated at the scene. mtshap on Lmcoln P1ke, a t west o( CR 57C. treated. · Thompson was cited for the junction of Ingles Rd ., a t OOLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohio productlon·wol'lwr pa)Tolla There was moderate improper passing. 2:05 a .m. , Sunday. Aecording .to the · patrol, pined I percent In May aver a ,ear earUer and a1ao for ihe vehicles operated bf Melvin dlimage to the Sanders and . , At 11 : 15 offi cers were According to the patrol, an flnt fiw mmtbl of IJ'I8 over tbe tdmllar period, according to S. Sanders, 24, Columbus, · · Potter vehicles. The Skid- ' called to th~ scene of a one- auto driven by Arthur C. the Ohio State University Center for Bustneu and Ecorl(mic Erwm Potter, 28, Oak · Hill, mo rti" auto incurred severe · .vehicle accident on SR 35, Jeffers, ~1, Kenova, W. Va ., a-reb. ' ' ' and Homer D. Skidmore, 41, dlimage. '· two-tenths of a mile east of was s topp ed on Ing l_cs United Press lnlernatlonal ~~~ate production-worker employmentroee fractionally for Deepwater, W. Va., were all Skidmore was cit.ed for CR 3., . preparing to tum when a Press Inlematlonal Tornadoes struck Sunday United tbe MaJ.-G! May CIIDparlaon and ·up I per cent fer the five- traveling east on 35: · ' assured clear distance. According to the patroi. an vehic.le operated by Grant S. Ali effort by state police to evening in Darke, Gre.ene and IIDith ecmparilon. rroctuctlon nwHiours worked In Ohio Officers repOrt that San· Two people were injured in auto driven by Carl M. Davis, Groom s. 20, Columbus, came the 55 mph speed Butler counties, damaging firma ltbowed 1 me and three percent gaina for the month and ders had Slopped to tum left, a motorcycle accident 19, Hurt, w . Va., was west around a curve, lost control, enforce limit appears to be having a power lines , trees anti a barn IIVHIIilflth perloda. Potter stopped behind San· Sunday on SR 7. lour-tenths bound on 35 when an · and passed off the left s1de of only a slight ·effect on the in southwestern Ohio, and the v e hi c I e, the road'!'ay striking the traffi c death toll lor the long state was under a flash-flood ders. The Skidmore vehicle of a mile south of Bladen- u n ide n t1 f 1e d waa unable to stop, and Mercerville Rd., at 10 :40 a .m . traveling east , came left of Jeffers a uto. Fourth of July holid ay watch until early today. t"enter. Ther e wa s moderate weekend. struck the Potter vehicle In Sunday. · TI1e first twister, which . OOLUMBUS (UPI)- The Ohio general revenue fund ha• the rear, forcing it into the According to the patrol, a The mirrors of the vehicles dalnage to the \'ehicles . The· Texas, where th e caused the damage, touched gotten another fll0,5211.10 from the Ohio lcittery, boosting the Sanders vehicle. motorcycle operated by struck , causin g minor drivers were uninjured . No Department of Publi c Safety down about three miles east ldale'l wagerlntlllhare Wring the flacal period which ended The Potter auld then went Raymond L. Cox , 40, damage. There was no report citation was issued. urged drivers .t o use their of Greenville. Tbe second was JWle 30 to P7,171,~.3] . · >-J off the right side of the road Arlington, Va ., was south · o!'injury, or of citation. At 12 :·59 a.m., on SR 7, vehicle headlights during tpe repor ted about 8:30 ~ .m . . ·S.te Alldllor Th<Dlas E. Fergu10n Salllrday reported tlie and struck a !ann fence . bound when the rear tire At 6:25 p.m. on SR 35, an three-tenths of a mile 1.1orth of day to sy mbolize traffic <1bout 15 to 20 miles west of ~ latelttramferfromtheOiaoLotteryFund,whlchrepresented Pa88ellgers in the Potter blew , the cycle went out of auto driven lly Curtis J, Pomeroy, an. auto dr1ven by safely, led the hi ghway Xenia by Beavercreek police . ~ 30percentofthegroarevenueafortheperiod. vehicle Sherr! A. Potter, 6, control, and turned on its Hamilton, 38, Gallipolis was RonaldW ..Calahan, 34, Me1gs carnage with two more dl!ys At 9:20p.m ., tornadoes wete • and KeUi J . Potter, 2, were side. east bound when an unknown . Co unty , wa s southbo und to go in the counting period. spotted northeast and east of ·S COD U taken to Holzer Medical Cox and a passenger, Unda vehicle flipped a stone from when it passed off the right " This program · had a H<1milton. Center by SEOEMS, wllere M. Cox, 31, were taken to the roadway which broke the side of the roadway and positive impact at Christmas - .Jp a~dition, wind darna~e ATHENS, QUo (UPI) -Smallgrwpunamed picket linea they were treated and Holzer Medical Center by the windshield of the Hamilton struck a teleph one pole and New Year's," sa'd DPS wash ported about one mile lhroqllout ton SUnday u a atrlke by nearly ·50 city released. Gallia Volunteer Squad vehicle. . owned 'hy General Telephone. spokesman Richard south o(Vandalia. maintenance worltera contbNed. Sherri Potter suffered where they were l>oth treated At il: 15 p.m., officers were The Calahan vehicle In· Grimmett. A flash-flood watch was in . American Fecleratim fl. .Stale County and Municipal contusiOIUI of the left thigh. and released lor fractured called to the scene of an curred moderate damage. Operation CA HE , a effect for southern and EnqJioyeea Local SillS members voted to walk olf the job after Kelil Potter waa treated lor clavicles. . . accident on CR 3, three- Calahan was cited lor OMVI. c'OUperative effort to cut the central sections of Ohio for their contract with the city eJplre4 at midnight Frld!IY. laceratiOIUI of the scalp. Two persons were m)ured tenths of a mile east of SR 7 in Officers were ca lled to the estimated 650 to 750 highway this morning . Locally heavy AFSCME repranlative Fred HalJ8 said procre11 hu been An occupant of the Skid· In a mishap on SR 35, just Meigs County. scene of a two-vehicle mishap deaths ,predicted by th e rains from showers and more vehicle, Martha E . east of Rio Grande : ~t 5:45 According to the patrol, an at 2:30 p.m ., on SR 7. one- National Safety Council, was thundershowers fell during llow and It looks like the strike wW be a long one. . Skidmore, 46, waa adniltted a.m. Saturday. · · auto operated by Daniel L. tenth of a ' mile south of being conducted in 44 slates. · the night on ground· already to ,Holzer with a fractured According to the pattol, an Thomas, 16, was east bound Blnden-Merccrville'Rd. qu~tiQned State police were posted· in saturated by recent rains, · ·auto driven by Robert S. · on the wet roadway when the (Continued on page 10) conspiciotis positions along Rainfall amounts :w~re Plgh . NEW YORK ( Pollee Airport today Copley, 46, Jackson, \\>as intersta\e highways to in western sections of the w~ queatkinlnl! 1 man wbo clalliled a trunlt: In which the body encoura ge motorists to state Sunday . Dayton had fl. 111111 In hll :1111 wu lluffed. observe the speed limit . received 1:28 inches, as of 8 OUttlml A&enta &.:overed the dead 01111 •bout 8 A count by United Pri!Ss · p.m ., Toledo 1.21 inches and p.m. SUnday when a lru!lk that arrlftd on an Amlrlcan International at I a.m. EDT Findlay 1.17 inches. Only Airlinea f1lalrt from Jamaica bunt lnd the IU(IIe apll1ed out, today showed\ at least 298 - C!Jlumbus had less than oneP1Jr1 Aulbclrlty police aald. I Sunday evening, Meigs Middlefl'lrl Jail. Fitchpatri<'k struck a nd injured a deer on per,.,ris had been killed in quarter inch . County Sheriff' s DeP.uties had been found guilty by a CR 20. The deer was found traffic deaths · since the Van Wert got a little more were called to investigate a Meigs County Petit Jury of lying in the roadway and had holiday weekend began at 6 than an brch of rain Sundsy · fight that occurred at a voluntary manslaughter for to be destroyed. and an PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) -A thillf 'fho robbed a motorllt the Apri19 shotgun slaying of At 3:34 p.in. Saturday, p.m . local time Friday. _The afternoon , residence at Silver Run. GALLIPOLIS The counting period ends at agricultural station in waitinlln line at a drtvHII ~ demanded llCIIaty of Harold s. Williams. Tampa, According to the report, 23- his wile. largest fireworks display ·in il"idnighl Tuesday. northern Washingt6n County ... vletlm. Meigs Co unty Sheriff Florida reported t o the A breakdown· of accidental had more than three-quarters Robert· aoelz. 21, of PI»MMIz, Arl&., uld he told the GaUipolil' history will flU the year old Donna B~aglin, James J . Proffitt reports sheriff's ollice he was south· alties-with color begiMing at Middleport, was admitted to deaths: of an Inch in 10 minutes &umnan bt did aG1 have But the lllncllt hid doubta. Veterans Memorial Hospital deputi es investigat ed two bound on St. Rt. 7 ncar Traffic 10 p. m . July 4 at the down· "I koow JOil bava- becll• ,.,a're golna to pay for your 293 Sunctay evening. for treatment of injuri es accidents over the weekend. Chester. when some unl!.nown arder," lbl baDdlt replied. Goetz loll e40 In the weekend town riverfront. Crownings 56 . James A. Northup, reportedly inflicted by a 12· The first accident occurred at object. struck and cracked his robba1'7. pellet reporll aald. Planes 12 Galllpolia Fire Chief, said 251 year old male. Ms. Braglin 2:20a .m. Saturday on SR 7 at windshield. The report In· Total 366 the inter!ection of SR 124. dicated there was no vehicle 11(18rate rounds of fireworks waa transported to the . Texas· reported 28 traffic Mostly cloudy tonight, with . hospital by the Middleport Hersh e I W. Whit e, 30., Rt . 3, ahead ' or appraching that would be detonated. Albany, was riding north on a co bid have ca used the deaths, followed by showers ending during the Emergency squad . ''We're able to put on such " " ' pent1111, indudlngk dlllchn, dr'owned in ll(llll'lte California with 19, Alabsma evening . Partly cloudy The case wiD be ·turned motorcycle when his front break.age. ac•:el:cldlnldlrlta In Jlklllpnwaten charm~ the lint tine daYI fl. the a large allow thanks to the wheel began to shimmy. He Sunday evening at apover to the juvenjle and Virginia .with 14, Tuesday , hfg hs near 80. pneroua clonlt10111 of the ~ hart~~ rL Ju!J balldl,y. .lost control, skidded left of proximately ¥:U~ p .m . a Mississippi with 13 , New Probability of precipitation ~ authoi'IUes. . . 8la&t Pu1ke aald - of.tbe Ylctlml - t1ler7l Wlllda, 14, "GaUipolla RetaU Merchants, center Wore combrg to halt vehicle owned by Wilkie G. Lalit Friday, sheriff's York and Missouri with 12, 70 percent today, 30 percent )II Dllluce, ONo, wbD drowned In Coldntar LUI in IIYeral a110f171110u& donors ·br the .-a6uthliound lane. ije Hoyd, Rt. 3, Albany , was deputlea transported Jack and Florida, Ohio . and tonight, 20 percent Tuesday. and the ftre ts,pllrtment lt~ Towflllllp In Br IIIC.'II' Cllun(J Frida)'.· abrasions and destroyed by lir,e . ' · received minor Wade Ollbome, 21, Mansfield, Wisconsin With 11 each. •lf." NorthliJ) l&ld. ORUANIZATIONAL According to the rq>ort, the In one of the worst traOic Firemen will alao par· and ~rd M. Fltchpatrick, only alight $mage to his MEETING was· northbound on cycle. vehicle ·accidents of the weekend, lidplta In the aacond aMual 21, Mldtlleport, to the Ohio There will be an It Ia belie, v ed his c)"cle had . CR 10 at lhe time of the (Ire. three women were killed near WAIIIIING'ION (UPI)- 'bit F1 ~1rlll 'l'rlcll CommLIIIarl watlrbaU fllbl II 4 p. ni. Corrections Medical and organizational meeting of tile Center ' at struck one of the newly in· Deputies · hav ~ been unable- Montpelier, Ohio. Police said .. PI DIP wli'C- fUll . . l • f'llll(lllanlto take. IlK fl. TullllaJ. tbat ennt Ia · Reception Columbul to begin . serving stalle'd reflectors lri the to locate tM owneF or driver. the vlcUms' ·ear was parked Salem Township volunteer :r.:maored jointly by ·the , lbt ~ ad 01t fl. buJfllla Ulld eer. . pavement on SR 7. No The Pomer<)y Fire Depart· In the eastbound lane of U.S. fire deparmtent July 7 at I p. · pella Sirrine allb and the their lelllencell. 'ftlt JII'GPIM !'IIIII wwltl . . . wlndutt llkkln ·to mept responded to the scene. 20 Saturday and had Its lights m . at the fire house, · Alma Oabome pleaded l!UUty to diatlon was ISsued . dllet. ildi lila II et!r II !be-lflllll I IW mi1llp on a OaUipolil Fin n.partment. Smith, clerk, announced Sumlay eveninR at 9:20 The incident js still under The public II Invited to both charges of receivlfll! stolen (Colltlnued on page 10) wed • IIIII npaln l1lltla bJ lhe dlallr, IDc:llidlnl Saturday. · property and ~scape from the p.m . an · unknown vehicle · · tnvestlgallon. f."• n ·~•IJ , murtllt' I 1; lbat ~ !111ft IliaD Ohio payrolls show gain ' ' cases under Slight -ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY INDEPENDENCE DAY SPECIALS MONDAy JULY 3RD '"l'lje need for treating each defendant in a capital case with thai degree of respect due the uniqueness of the indiv idual is fa r more important than in noncapital cases " _beca use a dea th perutlly is a fin al punisl1ment that cannot be revoked, said B~rge. . · Justi ce William .Brcnnan . did not take part irr the case because he was out ill earlier this term . . Of the oiher eight justiecs, all bot William Re hnquist agreed that th e death sentences of Sandra Lockett and Willie LCe Bell - the two ~ ~ .fOR SALE •• New hope given ·..Keep .it ringing .. July4 Vol, 29. No. 55 ' ; • ., ,. c•. . •••oo•~ri Fifte en Cents display promised Honesty is demanded · . Woman hurt in fight ""IIIOIItY· Weather Midiigan waters claim five DJacloture •eg~dations tt•. I ,., "' �' . ... ' • \ 1 ;·•····- 3-The DaUySenUnel, MlddJti,ort.Pomeroy,O., Monday July 3, lti'IB 2..:.The_DaUy Sentinei, Middlepori· Pomeroy, 0 ., Munday, July 3, 1978 Roller> 3,~ . 15 ; Happy Days 6,13. of Fortune 3.15; ·Family Feud 6,13; Partridge Family ~~ Love C!f l.lfe 8.10. 11 :5s--cBS fllews .8: Loving Free 10. 12 : ~Newscenter 3; News 4,6,10; Sanford & Son IS: · Gambit 8; Mlddal' Magazine 13: Great Per· formances 33. • t" 12 :»-Ryan's Hope 6,13; BOb Braun 4; Gong Show 15; Search for Tomorrow 8, 10. I : ~For Rlcher. ·For Poorer 3; All My Children 6,13; News B; Young & the Restless 10; Not For Women OnJy. J5; AI The Top 33. 1: ~Days of Our Lives 3,4,15; As The World Turns 8,10; 2 : ~e Life to Live 6. 13; Be Glad Then America 33. 2:.30-Doclors 3.4.15; Guiding Light 8,10; 3 : ~ Anolhtt:. World 3.~.15 ; General Hospital 6,13; Lilias ~ Yoga & You 20.33. 3:3(f-P,II In The Family 8.10: Consumer Survival Kit· 20.33. 4:0(f-Mister Carloon 3; Superman 4: for Richer, For Poorer 15; Merv Griffin 6: Addams Family ' S; · Sesame St . 20.33: Match Game 10; Dinah 13. 4:3(f-My Three Sons 3; Gilligan 's Is. ~ . R ; Batman 10; Little Rascals 15. · ..,. 5:0(f-Monroes 3; My Three Sons 4 : Gunsmoke B; Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33; Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea 10; Emergency One 13; Petti coal Jvnctlon 15. · 5:3o-odd Couple 4 ; News 6; Elec . Co. 20,33; Hogan's II : ~High -11 : »--Wh~l TELEVISION .· .VIEWING • • MO!IDAY . JULY J,i978 5:0(f-Monroes 3; My Three Sons ~ ~ Gunsmoke 8; Mister Rogers 20,n; Voyage to the Bi>ttorh of the Sea 10; Emergency One 13; Petticoat Junct lo'n 15. 5: J.(f-Odd Couple 4: News 6; E lee. Co. 20,33; Hogan's Heroes 15. · 6:0(f-News 3,4,8, 10,13.15; ABC News 6 ; Zoom 20; , Making Things Grow 33. ' · 6:3(f-NBC News3,4,15; ABC News 14; Andy Grltllth 6; · CBS Nl1ws 8.10; Over Easy 20; Antiques 33. · t 7 : ~ross-W IIs 3.4; Newlywed Game 6,13; Marty Robblos Spotiighf 8; News 10; Gil ligan's Is. 15; Da~l.el Foster, M.D. 20; Shepherd's Pie 33. 7:3(f-That Nashville Music 3; In Search of~ ~ Mup.,et S~o w- 6; Ma1ch Ga me PM 8; Mac N"ell -lehrer Report 20.33; Wild Kingdom 10: Candid Camera 13; · Nashville On The Road 15. 8: O(f-Litlle Hovse on The Prairie 3~4 , 15 ; Baseball 6,13; Jeffersons 8, 10; Consumer Survival Kit 20,33 . 8:3(f-Good Times 8,10; Tur nabout 20,33. . 9:oo--once An Eag le · 3,4, 15; Mash 8,10; Priceless Treasur~s of Dresden 20; Opera Theater 33. 9:3(f-One Cay At A Time 8.10; 10:0(f-L ou Grant a;1~ · Star of lnd Ja .fron LadyoftheSeas33; News20. ' 10 :3()-AnyQne For Tennvson? 33. II :O(f-News 3,4,6,8,10,!3, 15: Dick Clfliett 20: Over Easy 33. 11:3()-Johnny Carson 3,4,15 ; Soap 6,13 1 M~MIIIan & Wife 8:' ABC News 33; Movie " life With Father" 10; 12:0(f-Janakl 33. · · · 12 :0>--Police Slory 6,13; ~:O(f-Tomorrow 3.4; 1;1>-News 13. TUESDAY. JULY 4. 1978 5:4>-- Farm Report 13; 5:5(f-PTl Club 13. 6:0(f-PTL Club 15; Summer Semester 10. on Columbus 4 ; News 6; Su mmer Sernes1er 8; Concern s & Comments 10; 6 : 4~ Mor ning Report 3; 6 :5G-Good Morn lrig, West Virginia 13;. 6:55--News 13. 7:00-Today 3,.4,15 ; Good Morning America 6.13; CBS News 8: Porky Pig 10. 6 : 3Q---Focus '. Heroes ,15. 6:0(f-News 3.4.8.10.13.15 ; ABC News 6; Zoom 20 ; Making Things Grow 33. · 6:»--NBC News3,4,15; ABC NewsiJ; Andy Griffith 6; C BS News 8,10; Over Easy 20: Antiques 33. 7:0(f-Cross.Wits 3,4; Newlywed Game 6,13; NeW. • 10; Gilligan's Is. ]5; French Chef 20; Uncle Sam. . The Mah 33. 7:3(f-Hollywood Squares 3·.4; let's ·Go To The Races 8; · Candid Camera 6; MacNeii.Lehrer Report 2Q.33; Price is Right 10; That's Hollywood 13; Cliffwood Ave. Kl,ds 15. ·• . . B:O(f-Man From Atlanlls 3,4,1 5; Happy Days 6,13; . Movie '•'Where the l ilies Bloom" 8,10; Evenlng at Pops 20; Movie " What Price Glory" 33. 8: J(f-Laverne & Shirley 6,13; 9:00--Qnce An · Eagle 3,4,15; · Three's Company 6,13; Moyie " Pocket · Money" 8.10. 9 :Jo-Carter Country 6; Mary Tyler Moore 13; Blx 8:()().-.Capt . Kangaroo 8,10 ;- Ses·ame St . JJ. Beiderbecke Jazz Fesllval 20. . IO :O(f-News 20; '10 :3(f-Biack Perspective ·en The News 20; Where the Twisted laurel Grows 33. 11:O(f-News 3.~.6.8.10. 13, 15; Dick Cavett 20; OYer Easy 9 : 00- M erv Grif fin 3.· Phil Donahue 4, 13, 15; EmergencY One 6; Brady Bu nch 8; Tic Tac Dough 11 :J(f-Johnny Carson 7:25-Ch uck White Reports 10; 7:3(f-Schoolles 10. t 10, 9;3(f-Andy Griffith 8; Family Affair 10. 10:0(f-Card Sharks 3,4,15; Edge of Night 6; Tic Tac Dough 8; J oker' s Wild 10; To Tell The Truth 13; Over Easy 33 . 10 :3(f-Ho llywood Squares 3,4,15; High Hopes 6; Price is Right 8,10; $20.000 Pyramid 13; Paint Along With Nancy Kaminsky 33 . n. . 3 .~ . 15 ; Soap 6,13 ; Movie " You 'll Never See Me Again" 8; ABC News 33 . · 12 :0(f-Janakl 33:. 1:1:0>--New Beginnings 6,13; 1:00'- Tomorrow 3,4; 1 :35--News 13. WEDNESDAY, JUlY 5, 1978 5:4S.. Farm Report 13; 5:5o-PTL Club 13. 6:0(f- PTL Club 15; Summer Semester 10. 6: 30-News Conference .4 : News 6; Summer Semesfer 8; Christopher Closeup 10. 6:AS- Mornlng Report 3; 6:5(f-Good Morning West VIrginia lJ; 6:5s-News 13. 7:0(f-TOday 3,4,15; .Good Mclrnlng America 6,13; CBS News· 8r Porky Pig 10. 7:25-Chuck ~hite Raports 10p 7:»-Schoolle• 10. 8:0(f-Capt . Kangaroo 8, 10; Sesam·e St. 33 . • . 9:00- Merv Griffin 3; Phil Donahue 4,13, 15; Emergency One 6:· Brady Bvnch 8; Tic Tac Dough 10. . 9:»-Famlly Affair 10. lO:O(f-(ard Sharks 3.4,15; Edge of Night 6; Tic Tac Dough 8; Joker's Wild 10; To Tell The Truth 13; Over Easy 33. lO:J(f-Hollywood Square• 3.4, 15; High Hopes 6; Price Is Right 8.10; s20.000 Pyramid 13; Paint Along With Nancy Komlnsky 33. · 11 :O(f-High Rollers 3.4,15; Happy Days 6,13. 11 :»-Wheel of ,Fortvne 3,.15; Family FeUd 6, 13; Partridge Family 4; love of life 8,10;, II : 5>-C8S News 8; Loving Free 10. 12 :0(f-Newscenter 3; ·News ~.6, 10; Sanford & Son 15; . Gambit 8; Midday Magazine 13; Watch Your Mouth 33. 12 :3(f-Ryan's Hope 6.13; Bob Broun 4; Gong Show 15; Searc~ lor Tomorrow 8,10; French Chef 33. 1:O(f-For Richer, For Poorer 3; All My Children 6,13; . News 8; Young & the Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15; Birthday Party lor,Josef Strauss 33. 1:»-Days of Our Lives 3,4,15;1 As The World Turns 10. 2:DO-One Life to Live 6, 13; ·Madame Bovary 33. 2:J(f-Doctors 3.4,151 Guiding Lloht B, 10. .. · 3:0(f-Another World 3,4,15; General Hospital' 6,13; · · . Lilias Yoga & You 20.33. 3:3G-.AII In The Family 8,10; Ohio Journal ' 20; · · Economleally Speaking 33. 4:O(f-Mister Cartoon 3; Superman ~ ~ For R Ichor, For Poorer. 15; Addams Family 8; Merv Griffin 6; Sesame St. 20,33; Match Game IOi Dinah ll, 4:J(f-My Three Sons 3; Gilligan's Is . 4,8; Batman 10; lillie Rascals 15. . 5:0(f-Monroes 3; My Three Sons 4; Gunsmoke 8; Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33; Voyage to the · Botlom ol'the Sea 10; Emergency One 13; Petticoat Junction 15. 5:3o-<>dd Couple~ ~ News 6; E·lec .' Co. 20,33; Hogan's Heroes 15 . 6:0(f-News 3 .~. 8. 10,13, 15; Zoom 20; Making Things • 6:3(f-NBC News3.~.15 ; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8,10; Over Easy 20; Antiques 33. 7:0(f-Cross-WIIs 3,4; Newlywed Game 6,13; News 10; Gilligan's Is. 15; Dick Cavell 20; Snacks 33. 7:»--AII .Siar Anything Goes 3; Sha Na Na 4; Between The Wars 6; Family .Feud 8; Ma<;_Neii .Lehrer Report 20,33; The Judge 10; In Search Of 13; Wild Kingdom 15. 8:01).,-Grlzzly Adams 3.4.15; Eight Is Enough 6,13; James Paul. Mc€arlney 8; Nova 20,33; Carol Burnell 10. 9:0(f-Davld Frost3,4.15; Charlie' s Angels 6,13; Pilot "Tom & Joann" 8,10: Great Performances 33: Poldark II 20 . 10 :0(f-Pollce Woman 3,4,15; Starsky & Hutch 6,13; ---------------------------------------·~ BEEN A LONG TIME BABY... • , AS • you . . ' SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dac. · 111 Proponents for a cause you _ espouse Will rally to your ~ . I .banner loday . You will eYen · so . f~ib'.~~..a"y you leas! ·~peeled : ~ Be • B d 0 l'fliCe. e e I!Jr,Iilli] ' Vl!J\:.1 , m~ llirllilIT/ r-..o UU 1 I ' . . . Jul~ 4, 1978 . . CAPRICORN CDoc .. IZ.J•n·. .1Rl EYen lhpugh this will be a tun da.Y, th ere are IJ'PI to be not took upon th e m as., . work. . · 1\QUARIUS CJ~n. s1tuahon where you smcerely try to be of help to anothec . only '1o disc oYer \hat Y?U are the one who truly benefited . likely you 'll finish ' lrfl second place. • PISCES (Feb. ~M•rc:h a good day to spend with kith mvtlalton wtll put you m the company of ~eo ple yo u don 't ordi~arl ly as!?claie wilh and pr_o~tde you w1t~ a ~ ery en tertammg day . F•nd out rnore about yourself by sendi ng for your C<?PY of Astro-Graph .L e.tter . Mad 50 cents.for each and a activities will prove pleasurable for all . cause of, . Your •insplratieinal : Ideas . today yoU are able to ~ present vOurseU so ·as to draw the att@ntion and aid Of some ' unusual persons. envelope to Aslro-Grapfl , P.O. Box 489 , Radio City Station , N.Y. 10019. Be sure speci fy birth sign . situations ca n be turned around to your advantage · today . Why not eKplore some diHerent avenues that offer long , sell-addressed , stamped TAURUS CAprtl ~Moy 2111 Mosl ro LEO (July 13·Aug . 221 Finding larger relurns? yourself al ih e helm of a la:ge GEMINI CM•y'Zt.June Zlllead group actiVity tqday r'n~ th e last thing yo u expec t_e~t However. you should ell JOY every ~ minute ot it. . ' VIRGO (Aug . 23 -Sepl. 221 lhings . Friends ,hofd yp_.y,i n partic ularly high esteem lli<tay . They 'll acl in conce rt with your Shoot for th e moon. your own parade today, espe- , clally 11 the slakes are important You may wish to depart from your normal way of doing aims . (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) PUBLIC NOTICE Noti ce is herebv Qiven that on the 15th day of Jvly 1978 at 9 o'clock A.M . "' ,.P u b l ic Hear ing w i ll be held on th e . Budget prepared by th e T ownw~ip of Sul ton for . th e n e~~: t fis ca l year ending Decem ber 31. 1979 . . Su'h hear ing wilt be he-ld at the Syracuse M un icipa l BuildlnQ . Su lton Township Tru stees Paul S. Moore, Clerk liBRA (Sept . ll ~ Oet . 23) Knowledge is one thing , b"\ having the r(g ht contac ts ·is another . To day you are very fortunat e You have both going · for you, so use them . SCORPIO (Oet. 24·Nov. 22) Joint ventur es will no t oh ly be fun today , they also contain possibilities for profit. Se-ek associations that could bene fit ( 7J l , lie ·~~~~~...~ . ~~~~ OPEN JULY 4TH 'POP 1/z gat.... . a '995 m a 3 ONLY Insure Their . Future With o.r ~~gh,A~~el'!: w~~~e'::. =~·~ ~ ~:0;:. m~U. o,q • thank s Reds. owe A tla nta. b-e U.S. GRADE B aak~r LARGE EGGS ~ ~ 59e VALLEY BELL . COITAGE CHEESE . 24 OZ. CTN. much I abnost stumbled over lecond base." .' Orie out later, Rau was (eplaced by Charlie HoUC!h, who was greeted by George Foster's 17th homer of the ieason with two. men 00 • djmaldng a rally that gave · the Reds a 7~ victcry Sunday ind ended their lolling streak ' FAVORITE 99~ BREAD 4 LOAVES '1 ~ . COKE, .SPRITE, ;fAB, FRESCA, at sis , "I : b o w why it ill," d Andl !If "but when QTS. 16 oz. RC COLA OR 8- 16 OZ.. ' BOTTLES · lnparegolnllbadltalwaya ieems that it's a fretdt of 1eca-. THURSDAY ONLY . BOTruS r: • wound ..that turns thinga liorta • Aitde;IOII'I remark wtllll't ineam to belittle Allerlach. aathe Reds' !llillly : lftfle)der will wllllnlliY lldmll, . even In hill wlldetll dreaml he J:aa~ve~ured ~If u a · • MR. PIBB DR ..PEPRER ·" DIET -RITE ~~:d:!f~~ PAR.K R'ESERVED ~!~; •:.:~. pitching staff In bueball out :.flour ~ro:' ~:*san Francisco Giants as the Reds were dropping three out ol four to Loa Angeles over the weekend . ' So ·-~~ ·~ Gianla' lead ..,...thy • ""'' d place over e secon Dodgers in the National League Wat ill three pmes. And jUit • half a game behind the Dodgers are tile Reds. "Now "lllid AideiiCXI "If we can 'h111g c1- WIW' the Cey went down IWin&inl Anderson. lor tlie flnl out of the ilriag. All.star game (July II) and c:ouldn't squat to warm up a John (Bench) and Joe pitcher. r (MOCCUJ) are totally well And how did he feel afler ~ter ~e ,layoff I~ we can . yelllerday's game? "'~ •:.~. "I had a good day physical"U we can take two out of ly~ oui.' three three , from Houston and lllraight timea after dri"!Rg aweep the Glanta the • home a run In the first inning weekend_... we could wtlb a broken bat single be In flrat placei' milled the. before giving way to rookie Reds' Don Werner after seven ci. Garvey bounced out to third as Rusaell acored. Then Baker III'UCk out .and Balr bad hla aecond victory In five ~~ 1 have . more rliiPfd for lb.- IIUYI today than r had In the nine ~ been IMn," :said 1011 , ''When evwyone Ia healthy and JOU're Saine IOO!Ilt'l euy to eame back. a.t thlnp llliUidn't lave bHn nuch for •· but the JIUYI IIIII banC In lben. To lll1 way of lhlnldnc It ,... lou&hlr lor ~ to do that loda)' tban It was In lbal = .;by 1 -'-''·taldn th ,. • Wt _laePI Federll food $111npa-Wt · - Tilt <· .. To 1111 OWENS.ILLINOIS GLASS CO. OPEN TO PU~LIC AFTER 5 P.M. CAMDEN. PARK U.S. ROUTE60 WEST-HUNTINGTON Closed Every Monday Except Labor Day :::~:.:.::.::~~======================:;;==~; • PARTICLE BOARD • PLYWOOD • STUDS • MILLWORK SHOP THE FRIENDLY ONEI • -~~~~~~'aplrwl pma ol the World sirill ~. n., · 1' - Visit our lumber deporTment where you're sure to find the quality material you need for all your buildi~ requirements - from a child's sondbox 10 o new or remodeled room . Whotever your project , look to The Friendly On_e .for the right supphes and tnstruchons. ShQp now nnd sove. · POMEROY CEMENT BlOCK COMPANY dlrlt ...... 10 ...,.. lllllr perlor· clrrldar nl&hl'lllnl The Departme1d S t!' " uf · ..... al • double haldar ... OF 111111111•. ......,.taalfiiiiiWI.-. . ALL PLANT PiCNIC wcr.ae runm• ••r ,SUNDAY 10 1D 10 WEDNESDAY, JULY 5 :"'""stRck ire bad an our Ill& boncboa ---s&JPER MARKET - OPEN DAILY I 10 10 P.M. ~~ :O'U!~~t &mday for the first lime M<rgan'a wrist no longer since ildelined with a bad · lack May 'D. ~~: ::.11!\!'~:.lled groin "Hecamelnalt.ertllegame "The only thing that's last night (Saturday) and bothering Joe now," said · lnsilted that he catch today's Anderson , " is the pulled h I And It just 4 •me," Aid Anderson. "" stomac muse e. 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BOLOGNA......•.....••.. ~ ..•~~. 8 oly Greg ·Ba1ley Brown .and Campbell. p~~ised his Meigs crew for A late inning rally and bemg 10 the game most of the some clutch hitting allowed Three runs ·in the bottom of way , and smgled out some of the host· Glouster American . tbe third carried Glouster to a • the younger players who did a Legion team to sweep a twin- 7-4 victory in the second fine job. Meigs is now 6-10 and bill -Saiurday from visiting game. Meigs was ahead 4-3 hosts Wellston at Syracuse on ' By IRA ltAUFMAN ment afterward~: rut Ten~' Julio erui from leCOIId bale Meigs. In the first game, Wltil that· winning inning. Wednesday. • UPI_S(iurta Writer Manager Billy Hunter saki with the Winning rwt In tlit! Glouster scored eight runs on Campbell got the win while M 103 000 ()..4 10 1 In the llJNlll of two holl'l on Campmlerla' n~cllon may lith inning to snap the 123 OM x-7 8 1 eight hits in the bottom of the Andrews took the loss in · G "Black !kulday," the T u have ateuwllld lnm a oeriea Brewea:a' m.pme wiJyllng NEW YORK (UPI) -Larry Holmes, the WBC heavyweight sixth inning for a come-from - going the distance. Andrews and D. Kennedy. Rangen llllllhelr llbcirtlttop, in Te111 betuen the two - k . Seattle .r eliever Shane champ, keepe -ing all the Prolllems t!Jat ~all his WBA behind win, 11-4. Meigs drew first blood ln Carson (4). «. ballpme Uld undllputed 1eama 1aa1 week when. Anpl Rllwley allowed jUit two hill counterpart, Leon Spinks, and he laughs at him. · · · Campbell and Booker. Meigs leU ·behind 2.0 in the the top of the first with Tim posaesaloo of I!rat place In the piIdlers plunked the fiery over 5 ~ l,nnlngs and Tom HWnelldoeln'l hl.vea whqle l<K of reapect 10!' Spinks , either · first on a two-run triple J>y· Hood cracking a 's ingle, shortatop twice. · Paciorek went .. 4-for-4, as a fighter or a ~tlzen of the oommunlty. . ·· American ~que West. . . · . winning hurler Dave .B~own. stealing second, ·and COII1ing ' THIS WEEK'S $P£CIAl In the · firlll Inning, ,,..as . "Maybe be has - a ' Uttle including his lint hmler ol ''I lhJnk he's a jackala for getting In all that trouble," Bqt in the second , Ray An· home on. Wayland's . single . shon.,top Bert Campanerls feeling about California," the JIIOIIIOil . . HWnellsaya, talking about Spinks' repeated brushes with the drews led the Meigs half off But the . hosts knotted the and California.•.• t:llrting Hunter said. "I thought Brett Yllllleel W, Tlpn W law. "He certainly isn't lie'*ing hllnaell up as a good example with a home run shot, and - score in lheir half on two pitcher Ken Bred exchanged aggravated lt." · .GIII'y 'lbomasaon's twO<lul, II( a black man.- He Aya he wan~ to be 'a model for the kids in Mike Wayland scored after walks and an error. words and punchetl and both The win went to reliever two-nm hmler In the ninth this country. &;me model, lan't he ?" . . be had singled on a single by Glouster got two in the ' benches emplied lor a briel DyarMUter,3-0:'who pitched innlnl! o! .the nightcap gave HWnell limply ill sitting back waiting now to see what Dave Kennedy. Meigs went second on two singles and a USED CARS free.fcr,.ll . Ca111J181*ia wu three innlnp and didn't allow the Yankees a .Weep over the happenli in the Sept. 15 return between Spinks and Muhammad ahead 3-2• iii' the third when double by Spalding. But ejected by mnpire Terry a baaenanner. Tel!lll had Tigera after ~n Guidry All at New Orleans. He's cmvinced it's mly a matter of time Tim Hood walked and came Meigs plated three in their SpecUJl! Cooney. · taken a 3-0 lead Into the fifth picked up l1il 13th rictlry WIW all the cootroversy over who is really the world home on losing pitcher Tim half ofthe third to take that 4That wu Omen, Part 1. m the strength ol homen by without defeat In the opener heavyweight clampioo wUl be settled and is equally sure that Ebersbach .a triple. · 3lead. Carson , Wayland, and 1973 CHEV. . With the game lied 3-3, 'lbomPIOII and Riehle 7Jsk. to set a club recwd for when it ill, he'll .cllDO out oo top. .Meigs seemed l o he on its Andrews all singles. Cliff Callfcrnla's Joe Rudl opened "You have to wi!IIOO or 10 C<lllaecullve wtna at the start Unllile a great many olhers, Holmes does not believe Ali way when they plated two Kennedy singled in two runs IMPALA . the ninth wilb a single and pmes to win a pennant, and ol the season . Gralg Nettlea merely ''loaneCl',' Spinks his title so that he could beat 'him in more in the top of the fifth . and ' t hen Dave Kennedy pinch-rUMer Ken Landreau all games are bnportant, but htt a three-rwt homer for New their rebjm and thereby become the llrst man eve.r to wiri the si ngled in another . But 4 DR. SEDAN Brian Hamilton .singled, sto1e Campbell shut th~ local club advancedtothlr<lwhenlosing . certain pmes,llke this one, York In the nightcap. heayywelght Cl'i)WR three times. ·pitcher · s~e Comer, . 3-2, mean a lot more,'' said · In the opener, Jason · " llhlilll: All gave ll everything he had in their first fight," second and third, and came out the rest of the way. home on a ground out by .threw . Brian. Downin~'s · Miller. The . Angela have 'lbcmpaon hit his 111111 homer · AYS the 28-year-dd, Easton, Pa., baWer who won the WBC Ebei'sbach. Hamilton injured A walk, two singles, and a saorlflct bunt attempt ' past never flnlshed tJ!8ber than · and Guidry trailed 2,0 going championship by outpointing Ken Norton In Las Vegas last d two-run double by Doughe rty his leg sliding into home an gave the victors the win . A :;eCimd base for an error. third: , into the seventh.. With two out moolh. "ldm'tbelleve he 'IQ8Jled' Spinks his tiUe." could be out for t h e 1976' DODGE . ·'nlat was Omen, Part II. In other American League and Thomasaon on first., H<Unes says he'd like to see All beat Spinks in Seplember remainder of the season. walk followed by a homer by Coiner Intentionally walked · games, · Chicago split . a Mickey Rivers doubled high and then retire, rut whatever happens In that fight, he feels Glouster picked one run up Ca mpbell in the si•th ac· ASPEN rookieJimAnderacx~,loadlng - doubleheader with ofl• the right field . wall . . he's better lhal1 either man. count lid for the final 'run. the fifth, and then came Carson led the Meigs hit· . tl\e baiJell .fer Tony Solalta, . Mlnneso1a, w1m1ng the lint Detroit right fielder Mickey "I can beat anybody in the werld," he says. "Ain't nobody in that disastrous si•th. Two 4 DR. SEDAN and the 31-year.Gd Samoalt · pine A belore losinll the Stanley ran In to .claim fan can wtdp me." . walks a nd eight st ra ight ting with his double and , . · singled past divine center nlgbtcap N; Seattle ldJiped . Interference with the first So far, he has tJie record his side. He has won all of his '!I singles, a ll up the middle, single, and Dave• Kennedy fielder Bobby Thompson ID · Milwaukee 4-3 in ll .lnningl; baee umpire while both profeaslonal boula, Including 19 by lmockoula. So elated was he handed Ehershach his first cracked two sing)es as did give tJie Angela a 4-3 victory. New Yerk awept two from runners sc.red. Rivers was over beating Norton last JW\e 9 that he inunedlalely fastened loss in six decisions. The Mike Wayland . Hood, An· The win upped the Anpla' Detroit, 3·2· and ~3; liven a double and Sta~ey a his new WBC title bell around his w~ aftei the fight , took off Meigs hurler fanned lwo a nd drews, Ebersbach, and Cliff 'record to 41-3'1 ( .5256 percen- CleVeland Jtpllt a pair with · two-base em>r · like a obot out of his dre..ins toom and dove into a nearby pool walked ten while winne r Kennedy each had single. You'll LikeOurQUoJIIty tage) . The Ra!Jgersare 411-38 Tcrcinto, winning the opener IDdlaDI Z.l, Blue J8y1 0-3 'Brown fanned four and Andrews fanned two and at Cae181''1 Palace where the coolest was held. Woy of Doing Business with a .52113 percentage. 2-0 belore droppinll the - Roy Howell and pinchwalk'ed seven, and Campbell GMAC FINANCING Holmes hal me thing In ccmmoo with Spinks. He is a grade walked just two. The !If at-Inning melee . seCond pme 3-1; ~ Kanlas hitter Otto Velez each school dropout and it bothers him. enough ·so that he's now 992-5342 Pomeroy Meigs hitters were An· struck out two a nd walked Open EYenings'lil6 :00 began when Brett unc<rk!!d City and Oakland divided a doubled in a run to back the · taking ~ with a view toward getting his 'equlvaleocy drews with his homer and a three. Till p.m. Sat. . a n erriml pitch with pair, the Royilll taking the four.IJlt pitChing of Teronto's diploma. Coacp Charles Hamilton single, Ebersbach with his . Campa~ !Ill thirl Bre!l, oJ)I!ner 4·2 and the A~ s Jesse Jeffer9011 in the second "!think you need an edlicatioo," he says. "You need it to be triple, and Mike Wayland covering the plate, toppled winning the nlllhlcllp 9-3. game and give the Blue Jays able ID read newspapers and contracts. I'm not the best reader with his double. Hamilton , ooto Campaneria during the Boston at Baltimore wu a split. Gary Alexander hit In the world, it lakes me time to read, but I'm not the dmnbest, Dan Edwards, Dave -Ken· close play and the rWiler wil rained ·0111. his 16th home run and Rick either. I'm not afraid to admit I was a dropout, that I need nedy, and Roger Carson each called out, ending the inning. · WilKe lid H, Twlaa W Wails and .Jim Kern help. Seventh zvac1e was as far as I got. · · had a single. Brett headed for the Rob Wlllmg and Mike CUb- COOlbined on a three-hitler in "MY Daddy couldn't read <r write, but you couldn!t cheat. M 021 020 0- 4 8 2 dugout, and Qunpanerla - bageeach hit two-run hmlen the opener f<r the Indians. him out of a dime. He could count money. So can I." G 200 018 x~ll 12 4 OU!aud z.t, Royala 4-3 who was J11181)ended from the .and Mille Manhall allowed H<Unes earned 'tsro,OOO !CD' hi.a fight with Nortm, who was Ebersbach and D. Kennedy 1'972 A.L. playoffa lor mly two hill In 41-31nnlnl!l of Joe Wallla, whoee dropped p~id $2 mllllm foc his end. Getting the smaller share doesn't throwing a bat at Detroit reBel io ~lvage a double- Oy ball helped Kansas City bolherhimthatmuchbecauseheleela that will all change now · pitcher Lerrin LaGrow after . header apllt fer the Twlrul. win the opener, drove in S that he holds a i!Ue of his own. ileing hit by a pitch _picked · Bill Nahorodny drove in two runs with a pair Df doubles to "I couldn't ma~e this kind of money shining shoes or ihe ball up arid threw lt 1n runs with a .homer aQd a llft the A's to a second-game werklnc in car wash," says Holmes, who hasdooe both. · Brett's direction. After 10111e single to help new Chicago triumph . In the opener, Larry "I made • a week washing cars. ·Before that, I used to walk h p 1e 1 i v n d.e let e d , Manage~ Larry Doby to his Gura imp~oved his rOC()rd to all the way from Eastoo to Phillipsburg, New ,Jersey, shining Camp~neris lunged at the ftrllll .victory In the. opener. 6-2 and the Royals rallied In shoea.l'dwalk Into bars and lillY. 'Mister, miste~oe shine?' l!ltcher lrigering the bench· Mllrlaen t, Bmren S the eighth on RBI singl~s by Sometimes, I'd shine their shoes and they wouldn't P'Y me . I'd imptyk.g trawl. . Larry Mllboii'IIC'S me-out Fred Patek and Frank White remember those guys and the next ·time they asked me to do ~ Campenerls wouldn't com· single scored pinch-runner and Steve Braun's bases- their shoes, I'd polish their socks." . The Eastern High School • 10$ded walk. The fact that Spinks COOles from a ghetto area in St. Louis 1978 football schedule has draws lltUe symp~thy from Holmes, who didn't exacUy been announced. · eriginale !1'001 the lap or luxury himself. Sept. 8- Caldwell _ H "lknowhowitfeelanottohaveshoes," hesays."lknewhow Sept. 15 - Open : lt feels ID be m welfare, to smoke dope and get high on wine. Sept %2 - Alexander A : CINCINNATI (UPI) _ -badl'a 1ut pn1Yiot1a !eadl0dwoundupa5-3loeer. l'vetrteditall,_I'velraveledalotoh!liles." _ . Sepl. %9-Federal Hocklog A· . . K & me 30 minutes afler the hit came April 22 at San · Doubles by Pete llo!!e and_ . Hoi.,_ Z. piMd"" bla . . . . . . . . - -• IUetM Gla':'-1, O<t. ft- Kyser Crodl A •· Rick A bleb 81 Francisco, and surprisingly it Ken Griffey and singles by whom he says has helped him a great deal oula1de the r~ as Ocl. 13 - Soulhwestem .' . =~mderlng ~~were a toO was 8 hemet. During the Concepcion · and Johimy · well~s Inside it. He also has learned ~nslderably from Ali, on Od. 20 - Hannan Trace H A lB Bench making his first whosepayrollhewastwice~asparrmgp~rtner . . Oct. '!/- Norlh Gallla $!ream. ' Interim be was er · r~ce behind the plate "What'! learned from All most WliS detennlnalion and will Nov. 3 - Symmes Valley . A Safeguard your loved • Nightmare, not dream, A smile spread acl'oas =May'!/ gavetheRedaa power,"saysHolmes. "H'ehaaa·wholelotofthat,andworking Nov. II - Southern u · giving them the best 3-0 lead in 'the first Inning with him, I picl!ed it up He always told me I was fast. ~ bhouae "Hey," he said; "I just yesterday Rau tagged with · That was what he wanted me for , my speed. I . Sf>!irred protection there. is . .. insurance. ~ ~lib Rau pitching In ,..,.um~ the AU.star break ,ill his frurth. 10118 'against eight hundreds of rounds with him and it did Dill a lot of good '" my Talk to us about our full, C)Ualihe botlml of the seventh, still about two weeks away 'v ickrles then proceeded to fights after that. He's smart. Befere my fight Wlth Norton, he Bench's mere presence in the ity coverage at surprisingly and.Auerbach the ballet with and I'm already ahelld of my blank th~ Reds with two hits picked me to '!in, and he was right. " . . lineup makes a big differen ce lbe count two balll and 110 . record IMine run pace." until Auerbach's leadoff Larry Holmes feels he's mly getting started now . even if the bat he swings affordable rates . . . now! strikes, Reds Mana11er Auerbecha'a single seaacx~ homer in the seventh . .J remains comparatively silent PHONE 992-2342 liparlt;y Anderson was hoping home run record? until he regains his stroke r.r a walk. "The two I hit In 19'12 for lU and complete mobility. . "I hadn't had a hit In two- Mnwlllkee," he replled, grtn. Prior to yesterday Ute Reds months, so 1 was JU8l hoping ning. had lost eight of their last 10 tact with a Anderson . had Inserted CINCINNATI (UP!) .. The · Talking was the same Innings he didn' t have to games. Four of Ute losses to make COn Cincinnati Reds owe the Anderson who frankly e labor a1e upon th e remar k · were · shutouts . 'tch," !'lid A!ler~·-h. Au~-ch Into the g•as a pt """ ...... -·- base Atlanta Br.aves a debt of adniltted he literally " died" · So it wasn't surprising that replacement at oecmd "I doubled the corset I'm And one nee de d to 1oo k no Auerbach couldn't believe he for Junior Kennedy at gratitude. · after the Dodgers ,swept last wearing and moved it up a further than the bottom of t he had tagged Rau'slhlrd pitch beginning of the eevenlh '"nne way we were going, Friday night's doubleheader. little and I felt ' more ' Reds ' balling order in for a home run, pulling the inning, at the same Ume he ::~~ir:"plaen: tfr~V:: le~·~u:e a~U::'tn~a~ e<mfcrtable," said Bench. seeking an explanation for Reds within a run at 5-4. replaced pitcher Pedro hadn'l do , wha' they dld ., the werld didn't end _ that " Yes," he said,. "I'm plan- the run famine . was watching (Dusty) Borbon with Doug Balr. . ne ~. · nlngtocatchagainMonday ." · ·---~---•••••••••••iiii~~~~~• "I k- jump up against the "No I didn't ·have any . 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Pollee Story 6,13; Hawaii ' Flve.08; ABC News 33; Movie "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" 10: , 12:0(f-J anak l 33. 12 : ~(f-Myslery of the Week 6,13; 'Kolak 8. 1:00--Tomorrow J,.t; 2 :- lo-~ews 13. wlll1l ..., ~ ICorlhW alter tali:lnll• Mllnllnnlnl i!di b. s il 'l ' ._ , •• " 1915 .~ �.. ' . . ' .. 4- The Daily Se!'tinel. MiddlePort-Pomeroy, o.. Monday. July 3, Hm Giants BY GREG BAILEY · In game six, the Syracusf . The Albany Fanl!ers, Reds took.a forfeit as the r<ew Powell's Glanta, Syr:acfi.se Hayen Reds failed to show. Me lor LNIUt Sllndlftll . Amerlcen LN... ,ev United Press lnttrn•tlciriel ly United ll'rttt l.fttern1tlon11 - -·, Reds, and the Ne.w Haven Netlon•l Lnvue •••• In game seven, the Dodgers Cubs advanced to the semi· Eut w. L- Pet. ·oe 5'2 2-4 .684 W L Pet G. Boston !inals of PoweU's Fil'l!( ln- were eliminated by the Cubs, · ·· • · M ilwauk •s 32 .514 7 1h P_ h i la 42 3 1 .575 . NeW YOrk .u 33 .577 8.. 1 vitational Tournament for !HI, and in game eight, the Ch ic ago 38 37 507 5 1h .tO _ _. Baltimr 42 JS .545 10 By FRED MeMANE Uttle leaguers at Meigs· Albany Fanners advanced Montreat 38 87 6 112 .37 40 :481 15111 VPI a-....t.; Writer '" 36 . 38 : 486 6 ,12 Detroit High School Saturday. -The · by defeating the Indians 4-1. Pittsburoh 33 46 ..f l 8 12 Clevetnd 36 II .468 16'h ~New York Cub hitting : Bobby Jewell, St . L ou is 28 " -.l6-< 2A'h The San Franclxo Giants; conclusion · of the tourney is 32 , 8 .•oo 1ph .Toronto west .. · Wtst expecting to march tJtroush. scheduled for Tuesday. POSt· Chris Humphrey, Matt w. L. Pet. ·GB W· L. Pet. GB Ilk G I poned from Sunday be· Dawson, John Bumgardner, s en F ran Te11.as 40 36 .526 Atlanta e enera 48 30 .615 LosAno .cs 33 .sn 3 Calif .. 41 37 .526 Sherman's troop- s ,, cause of rain. The semi· Joe Bradley; Chris Bash. 45 J.t .570 3 1h Kan Ctty 3,9 38 _· 50066 ~ :hn encountered heAvy re~ C incinna Ti finals will ·begin at I :30 . Dodger hitting: . Shawn San 0 39 5 D i ego 39 .tO 11194 9•n 0akland 1 Eads,. Rick Edwards, ' Ricky Houston 34 41 s3 'l 2•t Chlcaoo 35 42 .ASS S· h sistance forces . and came with tile finals slated' shortly · 4 2 " :, , 15 M1ntnt•.soto 32 5 •2 ·_ • 3 ~ ~ away from their four-day trip afterwards. The tourney is Wise, Da!U)y Davis, Billy All<> ntaSttufdly'S 32 28 2 3 5 1 501 1 ReSUlTS with heads L-~ Harmon, and James Snyder. · Houston 9· , san Oiego 2, 1st ~aTuraav ·s lttsUih uuwcu. co - ~ponsored by Po·well's San Diego 9, Houston 3, 2od TorOnto· 9, .Cleve' ! and 3 The Giants leaders of the Indian hitting: Allen King, Super·Valu and the Pomeroy Oe.t rDit 8; New York 4 " · . . ' . . Phil • deIPh·'.a 2' Ch 'tee-go 1 Minnesota 10, Chicago o NatioriaJ League West, were David Follrod, Scott Gheen Youtlt league. Mpntn:al 3, St . Louis 2 Pittsburgh 1. .N•'J!I York o Oakland '· Kans.. City 2 humbled . by· lite last.place In game No . . i, the New ahd Tim Cassell. San Francisco 15, Atlanta.. e~lt 3. Boston 2• 11 Inns . Atlanta Brave• .as .' lhey''· Farmer hitting : Scott Haven Cubs. came from MtiWztUkee ~. Seattle 0 L os A· noe I 6 . 2• Cl nc 1nna t 1· O Texas 6, Californ ia 3 dropped three of fow games Sunday's Results behind to doWn the Raci!te McClain, John Farley, Jim N .Y . ot Ptsbgh, ppd .. ro ln · Sunday's Results to the division cellar Rnypls 11-10.- The ·Rnyals Allman and Tom Farley. · 5 .... , 1, 151 Bos &t Ban , pDCI .. rain · Sf Louts · c . 340 008-15 7 • '"""'' rea · Cleveland 2, Toronto o, 1s . t . dwellers, including a 9-7 jumped off to a quick ~lead St . Louis .f , Montreal 2, 2r!d . E 002 612- 11 8 Philadelph ia 6, Ch'icago s ~~~n~~r3k f.'tJ:::a"i~ ~td slugfest Sundaesuly. Ut G' after two innings. A tlanta 9, San Francisco 7 New YorkS, Detroi t 3, 2nd · A3 - 8 r t, e • 18nts The CUbs ~red two in the 7• LOS Ang 6 Cinci nnat i 6, Chicano w·atched Ut'"'• 000 !00-1 4 San Diego_ Houston 2 .. 8, Mlnne~Wfa 5, 1st "" di-~-'~ v ........ lead third, but Racine came back I 9• ChicDg_o 5• 2nd Todly's Prob•bte Pitchers Minn~ta shrink to three games over 003 011}-4 6 with two in the fourth. The big F (All Times EDT> · Kan Ctty • · Oakland 2. 1st . san Diego <Jones 5-71 at san Oakland 9, Kan City 3, 2nd I..DS Angeles. ' blow was eight Cub runs in Francisco I Barr .c-~o . c:os p.m . Cali_fornia · ~ Texas 3 . Dale Murphy, the Braves' the fourth to enable them to Montreat <Oues 1-3) at Seattl' 4• M!lw 3, Ill tnns . L..: f' st base did the . T~IIV'S Problble Pitchers f'OOAJ~ ll' man, go ahead 1().9 before the The Chester Uttie 4ague P ittsburgh (Candelaria 7-7), 6 p .m . · CAll Times EDT) Giants in Sunday with a twoRnyals tied it in the sixtb. · split two games . recently. Houston fBannist~r. J.J) af Baltimore (0 . Martinez 6-6) · .........1,· · · d L'· d Hitters · for Racine were They downed .host Tuppers Cincinnati (Norman 8-S) , 8:05 at Cleveland (Paxton. 5-.f)'. 7: 30 fW1 iX&,161e an IWIIi secon . ·. . p .m . · grand slam of Ute lll!8801l. Steve .Fisher with a single, Plains No. 2 11-1 on a four, p .mPhilad_ e lph ia (Lonborg 7-5)· ar . New York (F igueroa 7-5> at MW''p'hyhithisgr'andslamoff · Rusty ' Cummings with a hitter · by Paul · Harris. He N "IZ h 93 1 -o5 Bpston(Wr ight~ 1),7 : JOp . m . .. • . ew Yor '!> ec ry · · · o . · Toronto · '((laney 5-1> at . starter V1da Blue ln the filth homer and three singles, fanned one and walked no icagq <Roberts 3'- 3) at · St . Oet f:oit <Wilcox .t .7) , 8 p.m . to giVe AUanta a 5-4 lead and Chris Bostick with a homer, one. D. Hawthorne socked a P-(h IMart'nez 2 31 a 35 p m Texas (A_Iex•nder •6-41 l!f ' , • , Lou 's ' ' · ' ; · · Cht ' cago tK . rave' c·7-51 . 8: 30p .m . . his two-run mngle highlighted Nick Bostick with a single, triple an(! two singles to lead Atlanta (Ha_nna 6_-4) . at Los (HOoton · T6 J. 10 :30 t-"ilw'aukee (~a l dwell 8-5> ; at ·afour;un~~eventbinning that · triple and homer, Jay Bostick Chester while J . Newell had pAngele$ .m . . MP- ~~esota <Enc_kson 8-SJ , 8.30 wi~ out a 7-5 Giants' lead. with a ·double, · and Buddy . ·three singles. C. Bailey had a Tuesd•v's G•mes ¥Qntr·ea l at Pittsburgh , 2 California . (KQaPP. 8-6) at "I couldn't have been in Thompson and . Trevor triple and R. Maxson cracked Ch icago at St . Louis KaJ'\sas City (tlassler 1-JL 8: 30 any situation like that Wiless Cardooe with singles. a . triple and single. Other San Diego at San Franc isco p .m . f ou1 'l t N y k 2 t · Oakland ~ Langford 1-61 at someo theotherguysw d Hitters for the Cubs were hitters were Harris and J. n i'gPh htla a ~w _, _or ~ - , w• - ' Seattle ( Abbott,3 -5l , 10 :35p.m . havehadasgood .adayas each of their starters with a Miller. Ho uston at Cinci nnati, nigh_ t- ·- -i- New ~·o:~daotvBos ~:~es they had," said M··-~o.y. Aflanta at Los Ange les, .-:tight . w:.,.._, '~I hit each: Joe Bradley, Chris T. Guthrie led Tuppers Te•~s at Chicago just happened to be in !bat Humphrey , John Rollins, Pla.ins witll a double and Bathmore at Cleve •. night • • nd hap Toronto at Detroit , .night sltuatton _a . I was · py.. to Eric Embleton, Jerry sfngle, V. Gillilan had a Milwaukee at Minn . night - get 8 COUple of hits." Spradling, Mike Pethtel, double, and Probert had a Cal if at .Kan City , night Ph'! N' k h· t Oakland at .seattle, night 1 1e . ro, W ~ _w¢n Chris Bash , and John single. J. Carpenter and seven innings to get a-edit for Bumgardner, and Matt Guthrie pitched, fanning his ninUt viciory against nine Dawson. eleven and walking fiye . losses. S.ld Ute Braves have 330 301 D--10 II C 135 002-i I 11 3 R been playing wllh a great C 002 800 1-11 9 TP 010 ~ I 4 4 deal of enthusiasm In recent games. In Game two, the Rutland Reedsville No. 2 downed "We're a lut.place clpb Dodgers downed the host Chester 7-1 on a fourand we're aU lighting to jet Pomeroy Tigers 16-8. Rick hitter by Ron ·Hensley . Mike WIMBLEDON, England Wimbledon was played .m Edwards and Jack Peterson Jones led the winners with a (UP! ) _ Second _ seeded clay instead of grass his title out of tbere," said Niekro. Elsewhere in lhe NL, hurled for the winners while doUble and single while K. Jimmy Connors, hungrily chances would be brighter. Ron Denny and Parker Long Cowdery had ·two singles. eying the men's singles till~ "Playing m grass kills me. I . Cincinnati beat Los Angeles, hurled for the Tigers. Other single hitters were J . he held in 1974, Moodayheads just can't get used to it," said 7.6, San Diego trimm~d Dodger hitters were : Doug Rucker, Hensley, and D. a powerful u .S. - assault m the man who was Houston, 6-2, Philadelphia Priddy, Kenny Wise. and Randolph.· quarter-final places as the WimbledOn's losing finalist in outla,sted Chicago, 6-li, and St. Louis swept a doub!Hieader C. Balley, J . Newell and J. $510,000 Wimbledon !972and 1976. Billy Harmon had two from Mnnlreal, 5-I and 4-2. doubles each, Rick\ Edwards Miller each had a double for Championships enters its In other U.S. contesl!l, New York at Pittsburgh was had three singles and Danny Chester, and J. Newell had a second week. eightllleeded Sandy Mayer is rained out. Davis had two, Jay Whit· single. Jlm Newell, John . Eight Americii!IS figure in favored against Ute Polish tington had a single, Dave Miller and Bill Call did the the men's fourth-round · No.l3 seed Wojtek Fibak, but Padres I, Astral ·%: · Barr had a double, and Jack pitching for Chester, farining matches; the biggest u .S. Tmt lemard will bave his Tucker ~ford and pinch· ten and walking six. • Peterson had a triple. lineup for more than a work cut out against hitter Jerry Turner hit solo 002 401 - 7 7 0 de de Tiger hitting : Ron Denny R 1 st tw0 Dutchman Tmt Okker, who homers in leading the Padres d ca ' an atplaces ea are oustell fourth-seeded Ar· to victory. Gaylord Percy,&001 000--1 4 4 quarter-final had a single, triple and c h6mer, Jackie Welker had assured with third-seeded gentinian Guiilenno Vilas. 3, went 7 1-3 innin&s and Tbe host M.lddlepolt In- . Vlt8Ji G«uuaatls facing Hank two singles, and Bryan Swedloh -" "" Bjom Borg, reliever •Rolllo Fingers Buffington and Parker Long dians downed the Middleport Pfister and !iftb-!leeded Brian bidding to become Ute first notched IU llllh save. Braves 1().2 to capture second Gottfried. tackling Tim play~r in 42 years to win the PltUUes I, CUbs 5: had singles. 213 liD- 8 8 place in the Middleport Youth Gullikson in headttHiead U.S. men's title three times in T Pitclter Dick Ruthven hit a 264 040-,-1~ 14 league. The Indians ended at dashes. D succession, shpuld have little two-run triple and Jose 8-4 while the Braves bowed camors, who has twice trouble in · overcoming Cardenal added a tW1H1111 In game three, the Albanv. out at 7-5. been a losing finalist since Australian Geoff Masters, homer in pacing Ute Phi!Ues Fanners squeaked by the lind Clonch got the win, winning lite a-own, faces a while ·seventh-seeded to victory over Ute Cubs. . Pomeroy Yankees 3-2. Scott fanning six and wa!klng three tough fourth-round opponent Mexican Raul Ramirez Mike Vail hit a . thr....-un Harrison led the Yankees in while yielding just three hits. in Austraiian John meets veteran Australian homer f« Chicago: pitching and ·hitting . He Alan socked a home run for Alexander. The 25-yeaN>ld John Newcombe, the 16Ut socked two doubles and ·a the winners anti ~ent two for left-hander. from Belleville, seed, in the other fourtlj-ound single while Jon Perrin had a three. Eddie Miller had a ill., will have to be ·at his match. triple and three RBI's, Steve sharp:est against Alexander's . On the w<IIlen's !root, si.J:.. ...,,. tripie. Keith Jordan and Joey Crow and Tony· Welch had lightning first services or he time champion Billie Jean Carder had doubles with doubles, and Dave Follrod could suffer a repeat of his King opens the centercourt Brian Francisco getting a and Scot Gheen had singles. 1976 upset when he went out actim against Britain's Sue triple for the winners. Chris Burdette took the loss in the quarter-finals against Barker. who was given such a y 001 01().-2 4 with relief help from Shawn Affierican Roscoe Tanner, third-round fright by 15-yearF 011 010--3 3 Baker. Hitters for the Braves anotherbilflervlng specialist. old Pam Shriver Saturday. Were James· Acree, Bob Sixth -seeded T-anner, · Top-seeded Chris Evert, The Middleport Indians Southern and Jenny whose explosive serve has chasing the title she lost to thumped the Pomeroy Meadows. been timed at 100 mph, has a Britilin's Virginia Wade; lines Pirates 12-1. B 002 000-- 2 3 0 daunting centercourt task up against Australian Kerry Pirate hitting: Nick Riggs, I 301 33x- JO 7 I against the volatile Reid and Wade meets Rita Bryan Betzing, and Paul Romanian llie Nastase, a Gerulaitis, sister of Vilas and The visiting Racine Pony Jekyll and Hyde character on the only unseed.ed woruan left Duff. . Indian hitting : Scot Gheen league team dele'ated the co urt . in lite s_ingles. had ·a single and double, host Pomeroy· Royals 13-ll. Nastase, seeded three Tracy Austin, the IS-yearDanny Thomas had two The win went to Dale Teaford places behind the left-handed old with the "Little Orphan singles , Donnie Becker and in relief. Brian Whaley took Tanner, knows that his best Annie" look, is nn No.I court Alan King' had doubles, and the loss with relief help from days are behind him. "! bave where she meets secmd. , Jlm Farley and Tony Welsh Brian Swan and Steve · to face lite fact thai my days seeded Martina NavraUlovM, Ohlinger. The winners fanned as a 'top player are tbeU.S.-basedCZechwhohad had singles. p 100 ().- 1 3 seven and walked nine while numbered," the 34-year-old a 37-game winning streak 303 &-12 8 Rvyal pitchers fanned el~ven Romanian admitted, adding ended by Tracy in DaUas I and walked eighteen. ' that he must cash in on his earlier this year. In game five, Powell's For the winners, Wolfe led talent while he can. In other wmten's play, Giants downed the Mid- the hitting with a single and Nastase concedes , tha.1 if Australian Evonne Cawley dleport Braves 13-2. Randy triple while Bryan Wolfe and meets_Regina Marsikova of Stewart socked two home Dale Teaford had a double Czechoslovakia, Mirna runs and single while Bryan each. Getting singles were Brett Carl, Ohlinger and Jausovec of Yugoelavia faces Kom had a triple and David Teaford, K. Wolfe, Paul Brian Swan. The Racine Australian Wendy TumbuU, Ca,rdone, Bob Lee, Rnbin team is now 4-3 while the Australian Dianne Fr<IIlholtz Landa~er a single for the Fortune, Richard Wolfe and · Rvyals are 1·4. Giants. plays SouUr African Mariae John Blake had a double for Allen Pape . · R 600 104 2-13 10 4 Kruger and Betty Stove of Getting doubles for the p ~ . the Braves with Nick Bush 002 131 1- 8 8 6 Holland llnes up against and Jenny Meadows getting . Rvyals were Randy Murray, Rmtanian Virginia Ruzici. Steve Ohlinger, Briafi Swann singles. 200 10 1().-13 5 and Brian Whaley. Single G 010 01 . 0-- 2 3 hitters were Rick Smith, B lead cut . ;; Americans dominate fourth round action .. • .. Summer league resUlts I 0 &-1be n.ily S...Unol, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0,, Monday, July 3; 19'18 Rain postpones fourthWest'1rn, ~pen round· v Helen Help . ' OAK BROOK, IU .. (UP!) Eighty surviv«s test their golf skills' on rain drenched BUtler National Golf Club today with lite toP prize of $45,000 in the $225,000 western Operi awaiting the 'chaUenger who can best solve lite problem of hitthig from water-logged fairweys and rough. · . The fourth round was post· poned sunday due to ·a t;on"tinued rain Insuring .that lite 7,083-yard ' course would be soggy today and raising the ]Xl88i.bility that the fmel round might have to be played Tuesday or that the fourth round· wo.uld be canceled and the event called after 54 holes. Should the ·tournament he declared official after 54 holes, then !bird-round leader Bill. Rogers, with · a !Hmder· par total of 210, would be.too winner. Hale Irwin and Mac Mclendm trail Rogers at 212 and Bob.·.Gilder has 213. . .Only oo.ce previouslY. has a PGA tournament bee.n halted at 54 holes, in the, 1974.C)'osby when winner Johnny MiUer and lite rest of \he field were paid. three fourths of tl)e scheduled prize ' rnonfY· Rogers .and other winners would receive three quarters of the scheduled prizes should Ibis event be stopped. There was a gtiod chance to complete the event today .' Us. ••• G ur staff of denti sts a nd will mak e your custom dentu res quickl y and tec hnicians economically since the weatber f«ecast fairways, partiCularly after called for a most!~ sumy dsy rain that f«ced delaya of two with no more ram: But the hours and 54 minutea "' course was drenched by .ram - . Fndsy and 35 minute& "' during !be last three days and Saturday. The fllirlrays are Salt Creek, '!'hich drains a Bermuda grass anti t1tt baU large area of west suburban Sits oown when they are wet, Chicago and wiitds through · msunng that gr8811 will come the cour!le, posed problems. between the club bead and The creek overflowe<;l the lite l>all w~ struck to ''fly" fairway on No. 7, a 617-yard, greater distances titan the par-5 hole, and was close, to pl?,yers anticipate. thetopofitsbanksonseveral I hit an 8-iron 180 y~rds other holes. There was casual over the green on one of water on numerous holes, but them," Bob Gilder·said after players could obtam· -rehe~ · his third round. under the rules when their "The~e's a' possibtlity we baUs stop. in water on the could finish the tournament }airways~ in the. rough. . TuesdaX, Uwe can't get It in "We'll be okay 1f· the ram !oday, Marsh411l Dann, stops," course super· executive director of the interident Eddie Fischer Western Golf auociation, said. "If it kee~s up, . sa~d . .But the decision we may be in trouble. There whether to play Tuesday has is casual Wl\ter, but the rules to be made by PGA officials, for relief apply, and the who also must decide greens are fine." whethe< to cancel lite final Players throughout the . ro.und and order a partial tournament have J10ted the' payoff of prize money. problems of hitting from '!"•I · . , SAVE &SHAVE SPECIALS ADOLPH'S DAI~ALLEY One or two day full SURFORM'it ( PLANE Compare companies' premium rate schedules . However, as with anythlriQ you purchase, tost · Is not the only lmportarlt-tactor. Service from your agent and the Insurance company reJ:)resented are of equal value . • and importance to you. DtRonald ERivlere •Dr. A .J . Suoeh1i •Dr. C.W. BcaJ •Dr. G.J . StomllouJh •Dr. W.O. K.imbaii•Or. J.C. Murphy •Dr. J. Ochman -·N. J?l'biftoT,()][--~ REUIER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICE The ltauronct Storo · m 5130 Pomoroy,O. .. .16 West Washln&ton,, Athens •f6 colon anilablt • In mou.a,.... ----~--------~~~~~~--~~ ••• 11 Demand for frult remains good, but with smaller f!'IJit crops and higher prices in . prospect, per capita consumption in 197~ will probably decline from the 1977 level." P,romise her . ·a rose gardeti. . . and a 14K ~ose Gold and Yellow (;old Wedding Band by A.rl Cwrved rtCarve GOESSLER'S JEWELRY STORE Court' St. Po_merov . 0 . George Gobel says: . · · "Pick your firmness. Pick your size. J Get once-a-year Sacropedic Sale Savings." E FOR CURBING CRIME lDSSES ' No. Be<:ause of the Importance of all types of . BY CLARICE AU.EN Mr. and -Mrs. Rnbert p , Relatives and friends from Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Paul out of towri hete fo .. the l:lpffman, Mts. Jan Sheets funeral service of Ross ' and Jason, Mrs. Freda Cleland, which was held Miller, Mila lenora Betzing ... " Sunday afternoon at the and 'the hoiloree, all' toea!. Ewing funeral home were The birthday of Mrs. Don Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene HaU, Betzing was also :recognized. Polly Cramer Uniontown, Mrs. Nora Mr. and ·Mrs. -Ronald Clay Damewood and Mrs. Mildred entertained Suriday afternoon DEAR POLLY - My Pet . Black, Akron, Mr. and Mrs. in observance of their Point spill Peeve is with my co-workers. Keith Caibdorph, Mr. and daughter Suzanne's fifty ·Is bod news They spend the entire day Mrs. Ricbard Smith, i>. D. birthday. A birthday cake, cutting up lind ridiculing Cleland, Mrs. Cecelia Car· decorated in the Star Wars DEAR POLLY- When we others andwhenldonotjoin penter, Mr. and Mrs. John theme, and homemade Ice were moving the lid came off in their discUSBions they say Benson, Mr. and Mrs. Clair cream were served to her of a paint can and tbe paint ma"Hod~"come you are always Newell, Mr. and Mrs. Galen brother, Todd, her grandspilled on my favorite Will and Dr. aDti Mrs. Billy' parents, Mrs. Evelyn Gaul afshan. I really need help. Each mmth 1 make a list of Allen, aU of Columbus; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Lando The dry cleaner could do all biDs, miscellaneous items and Mrs. James Smllh, Purl Clay, Mr. and Mrs. Richard. nothing. ·MABEL and the amount I am going to Will. Charleston; Mrs. Ina Gaul and David and Mr. and DEAR MABEL- You fail· put in the bank. This gives me Han-, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur · MJ!. John Wickham. Suzanne ed to say wbat kind of paint a monthly breakdown of whal _ Hines and Mr. and llfrs. bleeived many ~ilts. ;;piUed and whether or not I will have to spend and what Curti.s BaUey, aU of Athens; your aftchan Is wool or a com· is left over 80 I can see at 8 Norma McCain and daughter Mrs. Kenneth Hartung and . lhe. glance wbal I can afford to Mr nd M binali on of nbers. Smce daught,rs, Heather aod ch Faith Ann, . a rs. paint has dried .it · will spend for luxuries 80 liS Robert Parker, Marietta; · Andrea, Louisville, Ky., · doubllesa be impossible to movies and things to pretty ·· Mr. and Mrs. James l:lpllon, spent a week with Mr. and remove if it waslat.ex, acrylic up lhe house.- SHARON • Rick Hollon, Parkerabu!l!; Mh. Henry Bahr and Mr. and or water baae paiJit. If it was Polly will send you one of Mr. and Mrs. Blain Nowell, Mrs. Tom Nice. oil base paint you might app- her signed thank-you. Mrs. Esther Wright, The ly tuipentine, rinse off, rub newspaper coupon ~;lippers if Plains; Robert Brown, with ba r soap, rinse a nd then she uses your favorite Chilli·cothe; Mr. a nd Mrs. launder ali usual. Do test for Pointer, Peeve or Problem in Norman Will, Rutland; Mrs. elfect of turpenline on the her column. Write POLLY'S of his J. s. Davis and Mrs . Dery1 threads and colors. Good luck POINTERS in care t Well, Tuppers Plains. Of· ·and you really need it. newspaper. ficiating mlnlstet; was George ·POLLY Pickens and paUbeantrs were DE~It POLLY - My firemen John Wickham, Pointer is for the reader who Chester Hobart Newell, Harold goes lo so much trouble when Mrs. Mabel VanMeter is a Newell, Robert Wood, Bruce cutting up an onion. All she medical patlenl at the Holzer Myers and Roy Christy. You con help cut down on needs to oo is iurn the onion Medical Center. Burial was in the Chester crime losses .,. losses that upside down and cutfrom the Mlu Debbie . Taylor, cemetery. directly afrecl you. root end. There should be no 'columbus, spent several days A family reunion was whether they happen to you more tears If she tries !his. - with Miss Laura Jean hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Roy or not. LOLA Eichinger. Christy' at their home on Take the crime of orson. DEAR POLLY - During Dr. and Mrs. Billy Robert Sunday, June 18 In ob· You 1 rt paying an lncrNslngly hNvy subsidy the cold months ! ·too make Allen, Columbus, . were servance of the birthday for dellbtrately ..,, .llres ro1ll fiUed with sand to lay weekend gueats of Mr. and anniversary of Iter mother, through ·your lnsu_renct acrot111 the botloma Qf doors Mrs. Clayton Allen, ·D. D. Mrs. Letha Wood. A potluck premiums. where drafts come in. Bul I Cleland and Mrs. Carpenter, dinner was served at noon lnsur1nce costs are make mine to look like ·· alao of Columbus, were with homemade lee cream adversely · affected by swkes. I uoe my scrap yam 'IJiflllalor lunch on s.turdlty. and cake In the aflotnoon. burglorles. robberies and lomaketheroll, whichislq Mr!.and Mrs. Charles Thole attending were Mr. · car !hells ... plus lht and round Iilio a 111111ke and I · Eichinger and Suunnah, and Mrs. Vlrgll Wood, countless CB rodlos and blcycltl that turn up putonlwobutlonlloreyes. Columbus, and Mr. anti Mrs .• Springfield; Mr. all!l Mrs. mlulng. I clean my bathroom mlr· Don Eichinger, Rio Grande, Bill Beegle, Gallipolis; Mr. ror with lha~cream and were weektlld peats of Mrs. and Mrs. Robert L. Wood, One thing you can -do 11 to rub 11 ·really .K to keep it ' ()alii Eichinger. Charlie and Amy, Racine; tupp _o rt programs. providing stiffer penaltln from fogging . ---from the · ·~~r. and Mrs. Virgll Wood, Miss Sandy Wood, Belpre; for wrongdoers 1nd steam. ·ETHEL SpriDslleld, wore Weekend Jcthn Wiltman, ParkersbUrg; proposals for strengtt,.rntd · 'DEAR' POLLY- AI ~ re- peats of Mrs. Letha Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Harold lfawk, crime ln,..allgallon efforts. cenl wedding which I attendMr. anti Mrs. Jolin Beaaon, "MMiil, Dean.and Krlltl, Miss You can also mokt II ed the II-" were Civen Columblll; called on his Jennifer Gainer, Tuppers touglttr . for crool<s. UH ·s-cii:N of bird-s lllllead uncle, Den1el Cleland_, Plainl; Mr. and ·Mrs. Ten-y good. strong locks. Mork of rice to "-1111. the bride u Sunday aftanoc!n, Tbey were Hoffman, uaa and Brian. of po..eulona with your ... altad from tho ct.ln:h.l here to allead \be funeral of Keatucky; Mr. and . Mu. aoclal MCUrlly numbtr. thoitghl thla was an ueellent his coaala, 11.- Cleland. Denny lillenJian: ~~~ and agency provides ldea.-MARGARET Mr. and Mrs.~ Clay, l'ldward, Canal Wlnchellt•; Our llnancla\prolectlon and DEAR POU.Y - I have a Todd and a-me, vlallld Ill Mr. and ..,.. Don llttzlq, Mrvlce wnen crime losses UlllllY · Up fur the warm Ypell•n!l, Mlrhtpll, wltb Mr. Roaa Hill, Roy Bellini • occur ... but many can bt -\her. We wenW:amping · tiDd Mrs. Larry Clay and Donald Betzln&, Kevin, Jan, prevented. Tha!'l why wt uy - pr-'lon Is lht wllhoul cleiJ,!Ier or a bollle Steven. Brian and Cary, Pomeroy; bnl policy. . bruah but mlKhllr. uved the . cllly 'by cllllline acordled poU *fth aand and a damp cloth. Even blbr:• llttlu. Ioolted like . - 111\er a ·wuhlllll wltb warm IUaPY OFFICI to 5 (CLOS:J n'-' and a few • pebbitl. AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT m-21a llat""" (ll'lmltlve but they ST•.- POMIROY. . · lti,W.Mtltl bo1111101'bd.-MRS. P.W.W. Prevaution is the best policy... - Does the ..,mt kind .of Insurance policy cast the umt which will aflect your ..,curlly and pocketbook. '. fruit declined to -84.1 potlnds ' per person and consumptioo of processed products increased to 131.9 pounds. The department said, Otester News Notes with 111 companies? Insurance, and in some case~ . fhe long-term nature. Insurance should be purchased with care. The most important single factor Is fo choose a good Insurance agent, as he or she ' will be advising you on matters By Helen Bottel I Fe1' - • --' 1--' Boothe Luc:o ·I~W' 1t on CAI'IO z AayltUn UMulfle 31f1Cbly ltilled U Proftu WASIDNGTON (UP!) - remain _ above last year's somewhat by the ~ufficient Fruit prices are 'e:xpected to level throughout this suppiy of .major i::anned remain liigh during 1978 be- marketing season.'' fruits, left . over from the· of a sharp decline both Prices received by growers large !9'17 -crop. cause . UNWED M0111ERS NEED LEGAL AW in citrus and non-dtrus fruit for fre!h and processed fruit The. department said the 4Apiece . DEAR HELEN. , ' · 1J Jl'lagnmt crops"'his year. have advanced steadily this stocks " have tempered "F.B."wrole you abOut the necessity Jl(having legal counsel i4 cravat fabric I Anllllmina T h e A g r i c u It u r e year to ree«d. levels, The grower askiitg prices for raw for an unwed mother. Yes, yes, yea! With adoptable babies so u Editor's I HUrt Yoslenlll)"• Anlwer Departmenl's summary of June 30 report on raw product peaches and pears acarce,lhere is undoubtedly as much pressure toward giving a c:oncem 1 !JiiJulble Ute fruit situation, to be agricul(ural prices showed for processing" but "with child up as there was 12 years ago wben I surrendered.my 11· 1t ~ ·~t Zl FootbaU 2S Sool1dng available J_uly n, i!ldicates that 'the index of prices for l!ffialler crops and strooger month-old 11011 to adoption. , . · · · u One: Scot. tDlmor ~ word, when !bat the summer deciduous fl:uit increased 16 per(.'\!nt consumer demand, prices for I waa a college sophomore. I ~ed 11t homt during the early It Perfonnecl ZZSprlnc repeated crop,exceptfordriedprunes, from May to ·June , with the all soft fruits lot processing ~ months of my pregnancy and was then shuffled off to a shelter Ulllallenged ·: a ·Bavman It Unurtbly will :be 12 percent _smilller .. l!n'gest increases for apples . are expected to be negotiated for unwed mothers where my flmily had made arrangenienla ·: ~~!Y beverage ·3flnsurilent Utan the 1977 and 1976 crops. an.d oranges. The index was a! levels substantially higher 15Wayne's · · for me to relinquilli my future child. · . · . . · · ~ ...:u Oust~ 3Z Benumb The citrus crop,,wltich was 68 percent above last year: than last year.'' "TrUe-" . ~n I gave birth, I told t1tt adoption agetlcy ihat I planned .·llsh court as king· 31 Japanese estimated at 12.9 million Cool, wet· and windy Wholesale prices ·for 8 17- fixe to keep my 11011, Michael. Jumping a few inches off her chair, 2S Mortltl Zl VloUnist code word "'etrlc tons on June. I, is , weather delayed mattlfity of canned fruit "will continue the social !"orker exclaimed, "You ean'l keep him; you know :U Judltb ~ . 10 Freitch of nOte. Mln.the know expected to be . 7 per"!'nt fruit tbis spring . and · strong',.arid wholesale prices river you have to give him up!'' But I re!uaed- then. (She granted Anderson r"r.-,o;-"!lt'-,r., srnaUer than last year. California's heavy rains and lor frozen citrus juice will he • pennissim lor me to visit him in a fOIIer h'ome every two Iitle The summary noted, "With mild winter weather reduced higher, while prices for weeki. I inil him,aweat,ers which somehow relieved my 8ense %5 Wee Ms. -+-4.;...+-4'--1 smaUer total supplies, prices yields of most noocitrous frozen strawberries ~ re of helpleuneaa.) ' !I Gr~el[ for fresh fruit are elipected to fruits in California, experts expected to decline to Tbe social worker continued helping me with the "right deci· letter ::-+-1-+-1-+-1 said. · moderate levels because of · !lion": "You bave no' alternative," she said. " It is selfish and %'1 Vadllale Production of apricots, large supplies, the SUmmary S.F.C. Jerry Cleland, cherries. peaches, pears and predicted. wrong to keep the baby (when it may be years before you can stliac:k , reaDy have him)." . writer · plums is down in Western · Supplies of fr ozen ,...+--1-t:~:gh~l~~ Diane and Debbie I left home when he was8months old, hoping lo linda way to '" Klaus Gewitsch, · Fort areas, especially plums and concentrated orange juice support Michael. II was while l _ wll!l · al~ne and _broke in New :=bray Oklahoma, and Vernon ·West coast Bartlett pears. are smaller than a year ago ...,- -1-+--t Sill, Cleland of : Columbus were York City that she told me he would be moved to an infenor . . c .· California · nectsrtnes, on and priee s are "sharply Iosier home if I did not.sign adoption papers; but if I signed, . . - r called here lfy the death of the ,other hand, are iii larger above last year's level," but their lather, Ross Cleland. supply. he'd be aUowed to slay where he was untU placed. · . · . . · 3Uipert of · . competition from other juices Jerry ·and family are spen· . The report predicted that a and other 'forms of orange . Defeated, nol wanting him badly treated, I relinguished him. the brass ding several days with his 24 percent decre~se in the juice have temperated liUS'told I did not even have the right to inquire if and when he n Second mother. • ·was adopted. largest CalilQI'nia clirigstone crop of prices. ' If, as "F ..B.'! suggests, I could have bad an Impartial lawyer, planet Pl!aches will pull total U.S. · The higher. prices and he would have: . . . . • Where peach production down 12 smaller supplies are. Mrs. Otis Casto fell at her percent 1. Protected Michael's well-being. prohibiting the agency Perry. even though · expected to , pqsh down -+--t--1· hoine Monday and was taken freestone production in nine consumption. · from moving him to an inferior foster home. . · fought by the· Pomeroy Emergency southern states will be up . L8st year per capita coo( 2. Advised me of my legal rights regarding what procedure · 3t Helen's squad to the v'eterans slightly. was necessary to remove my 11011 from agency custody and Italian · sumption declined almost Memorial Hospital. Orange and grapefruit four pounds to 216 pounds, but fostercare. ninlesake rn;+-+-t-+Mrs . Gloria · lllencik, a-ops are ·down, but temple it was the third highest 3. Presented alternatives to adoption, including the Barbara and Tom, Youngs- orange and lemon crops are consumption figure for the availability of welfare, day care, and unbiaaed professional 41 Rind town, spent several days with ;,. help froni people who recognized I was a worthwhile pefS!ln. up. • decade. DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - llere'li how to work It: Mrs. Opal Eichinger, 4. Protected my right to appeal. Prices will be moderated . The consumptioo of fresh AXYDLBAAXK In 1975 I checked with the adoption agency where I had been. ·b LONGFELLOW legally entombed, and was told il had never had a policy of . moving babies to poorer foster hotn4!S if the mother rejected PROBATE COURT OF One letter simply stands for another. In lhls almple ,._ II MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO adoption. Per:baps (I Wllllldn'l be surprised) the deciding fac- · used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, ESTATE OF Addie Louise ap01trophes, the length and formation · of the .WQrda are all Mills aka Mrs . T . H . Mills, tor in my surrender was 'a lie. . DECEASED . I'm happily married,now, have other children, lead a fuU hials. Each day the code letters are difl'erent. tase ~o . 22412 Docket 12 and interesting life, but I have not recovered from tbe loss of Page 65 . CRYPTOQUOTES NOTICE OF Micbael. I dm 't see why I cannot at least know he is well a_nd, APPOINTMENT happy wlth.his adoptive parents. When he is an adult, l'lll<iok u J w w J s WGYL WBKNJ OF FIDUCIARY YTO On June 15, .1978 , in the· for him. County Probate co·u rt, · Yes, legal counsel should be available to wtWed mothers. M 1 T J . By P I L N J . Meigs P I Q· S Case No . 22412, Pauline Jane .The_slate provides it free til accused criminals. Are we less ImRuneiL 238 Lincoln ·Street , · v s 1EJ su Middleport : Ohio was ap portant than they?- ELVIRA • G - ZYL KT · - poinl~d Executrix ot the DEAR ELVIRA: Ylllier... )''·l Cryp\Oqaole: THE PRUDENCE OF THE BEST estate ot Addle Louise Mills · Your letter is a teUing argument for Impartial aid to unwed HEADS IS OFTEN DEFEATED BY THE TENDERNESS OF ok s Mrs . T. H . M111s . Y FIELDING docea~ed . late of 2•2 Rutland mothers. TilE BEST OF HEARTS .- HENR St. . M;~rt. Oh•o. · With the baby black market in fuU swing today, it's vilal'lhat ® lfi'B Kinl Feat~re• SyndicatJ , Inc. / ' Mann in~ 0 ·. Webs fer Hours : 10:00 a.m . tilll :OO p.m. Sun. Thur. 10 1111'2 : 00 Probate Judge..-... Friday and Saturday. Se' Us at the Pomeroy young pregnanls receive advice and counliel, but.this can come Clerk Btnd' . (6 ) 26 (7) 3. 10. 'Jtc from non,profll agencies such as Birlhri~ht - .'who may refer ibe mot.lter to iegal help if needed . .: H. · . Custoot full In one or. too . dags Prices.to remaib high ltyTHOMAS ACIIOflB . f • ' . HJa=~~~~~ ----------------------- DU C. WARNER. INS. ,.....,.y P£R PICE . . . . GOIELIIMlU YOU TO ENJOY MOD'~ FIIEIT tMT1RESSlS. •The Betnco Posture". ~ries Featuring tttw Health ·O -Ma tic• Construct ion with Bcmco's ex,d usive Posture -Frame,,..,. for finnness and support when you need it most. PRICE• .. �•' ' t-'l'lil O.Uv sintlnel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Monday, July 3,19'18 • • Rutland gardeners attenc/. _state convention Mn.~~ardsHohvoweatterrishosted =~!!€vi. Vauabln, Mabel Herman, JW aUIII lfllpl IIIOftd Into and the Meigs High . School Oorlbunda aa one cane apeelmena are nU IJ'OWft, ro- In a wicker bnket. ente rtalne d Thundly Wllllama, Hilda Harrll, _Ot*' 1 Ill . 1111 Nld Sandy Seven members of the 'sports banquet. showi;lg two or more five or cut at the· proper time and Mn. Larry Barr, holleu, . even1n11 w1th a ahow,er Debbie Hollllller and PhyiJia . Hooa; IJ! pre~~Aratlon fot ·Rullud Friendly Gardeners Mrs: CarpenJer and Mrs. seven. leaflet leava on the (liven the proper eondltlanlng gave devotiona on "So You honoring Me1an Miller, Baker. • cibltrvance of Allltrlca'a will allllld the convention of Bolin, co-chairmen. for the cane above which many bud and groomlnj. Married i Skeptic" from brtdHlect of 0... Granda!. Fourtb ol Jab Blcllltllmlal, the Oblo A11oclatlon of Meigs County Fair Flower eyes produce groWth and Mra. Edward · dlacuued Guidepoata. The traveling ~atedllllnft ptntka~~ .. ~ ,• Gardin Clube to be held at Shows, discussed plans for terminate ·tn a clllllar · or diabuddlnl roaea, cutting prize wu brought by Mra. lUlU , . _ I Da:pt~~a, Alii. I, 2 and 3. WI. INSURE the event to be staged on Aug. clusters of bloom. She uid It them wlthaverylharp blade, Lambert and won by Mn. and featured pink utln bon Canflatlon activities were 16 and 18 at the Rock Springs · is not a basal cane and doea and conditioning them In a B.p. The bolteu a'!'arded and · weddlnl bella. The c'hmaqad at a recent meeting . The July" not show a lateral branch, . container of cool to warm several door prizea foUowtng refreshment table waa o1 the club helcl. at Forest - fairgrounds meeting will feature a group and noted that florlbunda water. She al!o talked about refrealunenta. centered with roaea and Acrtl Park with members of workshop on deisigns for the may not be dlabuclded or have the length of the Item In Mrs. · , Bruce Davis bebJ'a aloal with the Fwnwood Garden Club as show w.ith Mrs. Bill Wiliford _ l~teral branches removed for proportion to the bloom and dlacuaaed the. me rita of 8 layeredbreath cake decorated·ln . peltl. Mn. Bob Blsbop was .as instructor and demon· judging in a Oo~er ahow. labeling .the speclmllft for mulching versus cultivation, pink and white with wblte · appnlllted as YGtlng delegate strator. . · . · . Miniature roaeJ, lite aald, exhibit. She aald' that aU dlri · noting that Ruth Stout baa cherube and wedding belli. to the state electlon. Mrs; Joe The program was ori roses · are popular now and whUe and spray reali:lue should be written a book on the subject. · The' cake wu llei'Ved with Bolin, uslat.a nt · state and members of the host club they are small they must , ·washed from. the leaves, but ·She advocates using· a thick punch, tea, sandwiches, ~ aecretaty, and Mrs. James roll call by naming ·show all the good .charac- that aU foliage and thorns layer of vegetative matter nut.t. ., Carpiilter, ••te news media answered a new rose for 1978. These teristics of the normal siled should be left on. under plants In . order to Games were played wltli chairpento!l, ~ be involved included Pristine , Color ones, in form, color,- subAliforstorage,aheaaldthat conserve molllure, ~lace prizes . going to Dorot}ly In aeveral activities during Magic and Ch~isma. Mrs. stance, stem and foliage. Old roses can be left several days humus and other elementl Anthony, Fran Perller, the converotlon. Bolin d.isplayed several garden roses shou.ld be in a refrigerator at about 38 to · the soil, and re- · Marjorie Blake and Elilabeth Plana were al!o made for varieties-of roses - Picnic, a . exhibited . naturally grown degrees but that the blooms 'duce · weed problema: . Stumbo. others attending the club members to attend floribtinda, Queen Elizabeth, usually at the fttlly pen stage mUll not touch the waDs. A She said that j,eat, ground were SheUa Harmon, Pat and the Ripley Arts and Crafts a grandiOora , and Tropicana for most perfection0of beauty. plastic bag over the blooms trees, corn cobs, _aaw· • Pam Vaughan, Joan Blevlna, Feltival during the holiday and America, among others. Mrs. Edwards noted that but not touching them 'will dust , leaves, peanut Carin and Connie BaUey, · wee)lend. The club's now~r Mrs. Larry Edwards roses are· often categorized help keep pink and red · hulls, and straw can be used . folary Ann_and Margie aho• t.o be staged the discussed th e . rose aocording to (.'91or claases, varieties from turning blue. as well as many dense, low _.Doria BaUey, Cathy Cooper, wee~end following Labor Day .classifications accordin~ to ·such as red, pink, yellow, Mrs. Jack · Walker growing live plants. Mrs. Kathryn Metzger, Pbyllla SlOP IN oJ - dlacuaaed. Del aUs wiU be types : hybri d tea, both orange, white and blends. · displayed an arrangement of Bolin revie"'ed activities. of Knopp, Kathryn Mlll,i', annoUnced later. Clisbudded and singles; . Many 'varieties, abe said, pink and · reil roses with the Junior Club· noting the Margie Blake, Martha Klein, Members 8et a date for floribunda , grandiflora, while suitable for" the home . euooymous, highlighted by IJUiny projects being carried EJecta Souders and Jane cleanup and planting at the polyanthas, large flowered gardeners' enjoyment.are not red Jl'tlo candles, suitable tor out including flaliing, gar- Huffman. . . Jean Parker Memorial at climbers ; ramblers, · old best suited for exhibition in a (able at a simuner party. denlng, Ohio birds, outdoor Sending llifta l!'ere Mn. R. ''Across '""" "" court hOuse In Pomeroy" Forest Acres Patk1 to· be garden·· roses, hybrid. per· large shows_. Most, however, Mrs. Ray Lambert's cookery, .and forestry. L. Miller, Nancy . Beav~, . . . • • • • • • • • • • • • •. .- •. .' Ualated by members· of th.e petualil, and miniatures. can be exhibited successfully ·educational · exhibit featured · · . Fre~ces Smatt, Rev a -. Rutland Roadrunners 4·H described the in local sho,ws If . the a deilign of yellow and o~ange Club and ·the ·Junior Ga~den · She . Club. Planters · in the downtown .section being i cared for by the club. Land;.~ ~plng at the new firehouse Ia al!o pl&Med when con· atructlon permits. The club received a thank you note from the Harrison· ville Order of the Eastern HARRISONVILLE - The StarJor .floral designs made Harrisonville PTO recently 117 Mrs. Bolin for a ~ent held a talent show· for kin· meeting. Club members al!o der~arten · through the sixth. fumlahed arrangements for grade children. the _Rutland Alumni banquet Two categories were judged, kindergarten through third gradeand · · fourth through sixth grade on individual or group talent. The evening began with selections by the fifth and . sixth grade band under the direction of David Bowen. MONDAY First place winners were SOUTHERN Band pracJ ' I .o1s Eblin, third grade. chord lice, 9 to 10:30 a. m. Monday <kgan; Jan1es Eblin, fifth at high school ; Tuesday, 9a. -grade, guitar; Betty Ann m. for aU junior and senior Loftis and Linda Riggs, with band members. their ventriloquist at1 for . · group talent, fifth grade. l.<Jis nJESDAY and James are children of MIDDLEPORT MASONIC Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Eblin, Lois Eblin, James Eblin, Betty Ann Loftis and Linda Lodge 363, F. and A.M., 7:30 Rutland; Betty Ann, th e Riggs were first place winners, I to r, In the Harrisonville Tuesday night' at the Masonic daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe DO IT YOURSElf PrO talent show. Temple. l.<Jftis, Rutland, and Linda, AND SAVEl the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. In 1892, a strike began at David Riggs, Pomeroy. . Third place winners were Ch'rlstina · Haning, INCTN . lhe Canlelle SUe~ Ccmli&DY Second place winn<!rs were Jell ArDold, 8ute-.a1Jbon•; Tina White, o.wnette Norrla o Stu<dy, rigid sreol ' in Homestead, Pa. Before it ctlndy King. baton twirling Missy Howard, baton and and Mandy Reeves, Hee Haw 0 Ornomonrahc:rolls: ontlquo block finish ended the ftilowing Nov. 20, and tumbling; Katrina Sherry Arnold and Becky act and Mary King, plano. • Rust reslsronr hardware · THEN TU.N TA&ll fllt$T , •El!ASl All NfAnY aeven guard& and 11 strikers • Don ohu e, vocal ; Danny . Ward, mind reading . group Judtes were Mrs. Debbi o mvroossomble(tesslumberl SEAT BOARDS · OVER AND REMOVE FOU)(O •fAiiv · and spectators had been shot Dalton and Kevin Dalion, act. Buck, Wendell Hoover and lilAC! ROO FIWM CliP f•OM lEGS ~STOitAG! Other participants were . Vernon Weber. to death.. group talent , singing. '' fffiJI II· FROM HIGH FO.O D PRICES- SHOP HE.AE ·! ll•••••••••••llil•••••.. l l ---1 Social . I II Calendarl · · · I ' • ' USDA . .CHOICE .. \ . \. N_EW RED • BEEF...........•. ~ ... ~~;. $1 SUPERIORS ALL MEAT 1i oz. FRAN KIES.... m.~~~;. I . SUPERIORS NO, 1 12 g~·. .7· POMEROY CEMENT ··aLOCK CO~ · · . . · COOKING ONIONS ~~~~ 69 ~_ 59 TOMA.TOES ............ YELLO·W BONELESS ENGLISH ROAST ·· FREsH SOLID ., . . .. , 3 . ",..) .· ¢ •. o.oo·····~~-0 - 29 ! .BONELESS ·CHUCK ROAST .. LB. B_E~_f._ST__EW_ _ _ __. _._s_o_NE_LE_ss_ · oz. $119 . PKG. . BACON .................... •' · BAGs GROUND FRESH MANY TIMES DAILY 19 5 LB. . 2 . RADISHEs..'........ ~ .. .-.. · FRESH CRISP .• . · ., ' ENJQY·EVERY OUNCE YOU BITE WN GROUND :· ·POT A TOES .................... ~~:.. . . lB. . f1 99¢ : ~ l ·-'PRODUCE SPECIALS . ' CHUCK· ROAST .. sHorpe. I I ) · .1" PAVIS INSURANCE ·- Harrisonville PTO holds talent show ~ . I Min•. ate . . ' .$ zg· TONY'S STOREMADE HAM .SALAD ................ ~~:. · 1 ·· · PICNIC TABLE FUME ~~52288 CHOICES Karen Blaker Ph.D. 'Shy anxiety to do ;.ith the way a person acts than with where he or she place the blame for anxic· DE~ DR. Bd LAKER - I ty. am a .....year-o1 hard-driving Fur example, a shy woman used car salesman. I am ag· asked to give an oral pre!en· gressive on the jub a11d the t.atiun to a new employer life c•f 1he party in s<icial . would feel her anxiety was sitUlll •.m '· caused by her own sucial in· And I am painfully shy. adequacy. The non-shy per· h .. am ·writing because son. on the other hand, would nobody betieves how ex· recognize that fee ling anx· cruciatingly uncomfortable I wus is nonnal in a stressful am in the presence of peopie. situation. My girlfriend dusn't even Explain lhis to you r beli.eve me and I have be~n girlfriend. A person is shy if dating her fur five years. he or she feels shy. Or, ~~And, of . course, my boss cordtng to dictiOnary deflm· laughs in my fac-e whenever I lion, if he ur she is "timid, talk about my pounaing heart. readily frightened or startled and nervous stomach. and uncomfortable in the Last week my men's club presence of others." did a lak~.off un "Hipleys r am sending you a cumBell~ve It or Nul. " The first plimenl<\ry copy uf my new skit featuFt'li yours tnily II'Y· "Hotline on Shyness." which ing to sell a car without ac- .will give you _ and your tually talking to anyone. girlfriend _more information I must admit it was funny. th t1 di But after I got home, it !ell a on ~ my 15 surroun ng !lOIII' taste in my !flOU!h. ·shyness; the pros .,. and cons I just want someone lo -of glvmg t! up and ways to 1m conquer the problem. Other. readel's who w~nt <1 ow - and accept- the real me. Is that too much to ask? copy should send 50 cents plus DEAR READER - It may a self-addressetl, sta mped be too much .to ask of your e_nvelope to me, in care of this employer and the membel's po B 5 c1. your men's club becaw;e .new~pape~, · · . ox 47 • ,..., Rad1u City Statwn. New · w"' stereotypical shy person · York, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to is quiet - sometimes silent. a~k for •· Hotline on Shyness." He or she avoid.• eye contact If your gir1fn end still can· and often !lies to avoid othel's not undersliind your feelings compleiely. of shyness, you may have a MoSt shy people fit ·this pru~lem . She may not want to stereotype. However, others see you as shy because she is Wte· you handle anxiety ~y enamored with y0ur outgotaking the offensive in in- ing, aggressive image. terperaonal situations. Shy This disparity will even· aruclety is nul the same fo r ' tually cause a (lcep rift in every shy person. your ~e laliunship because Another group suffers from everyone h•s a strung n~d to thiutereotype. That groue_is feej _ "known " by· certain made up of people who mere- special people. ly enjQY being alone. Because Although ·orou seem to be ol that propensity, lhey are upset beca11o;e you are not frequently 'caUed shy. Since understood, you do not seem they. feel no particular anxie! overly distressed about 11 when interacting with feelino shy. For example, yuu oChers, huwevt!!', they are nut do not ask how to combat truly ally. · · · shyness. 111e dlffl!l'ence between the . Ma ybe yu u prefer nut t.u shY and the non-shy has less ~ivc up Y'"" ~hy ness. It c-er· . ' ecology report which cmsiated of a discllillon 00 the lmportlnceof mulching . . Members signed a card for Mrs .· · Gr_etta Simpson disabled by a fall. . Plana were made for a family picnic to beheld July 24 at the Shrines' Park in ·Racine. Mrs. Mcrrls will be the hostess. • For · the ' pr~gram arrangements brought by Mrs. Buck, Mrs. Grimm and Mrs. Carpenter were dlsc,ussed. Poln·tera . were given 00 different tYJI'S of arrangements, suitable ~ontaln~rs · and ways to Uhprove in the art of arranging. Refrealunents were served by the hostess. Robin and Lisa Young of Lllncuter were guests. ' ,.--------~ SALE PRICE 427 2388- • · REG 7.19.• · • Aluminum vent, with ween • 181/l" . 16'h'' • Combination harnmeronddrilloction • 1ft HP · dwb)e insulated o Oe<~le 6 fooleord EASY TO INSTALL • ' AMERICAtf CHEESE • VIASIC KOSHER • . .•. ' .. 1 ' .• .., ' I . •• • ...• FOR T~E BEST DEALS .•• •' W/C CAN 59~ PORK &BEANS 4 69e TWIN ITY COUPON SKIPPY SHORTENING 16 oz. CANS • No. 105 W/C 18 OZ. JAR lim•• One Please with This Coupgn · 1 Expires Ju ry 8, 1978 CITY GATEWAY Y I ' PEANUT BUTTER $}59 42 OZ. CAN W/C Limit One PINit with This Coui>on Coupon Expires J 8, 1978 ~OlJP!JN I j M&M's 89¢ W/C .i "'1it One please with Tf'!is CouPon Coupon Expires July 8, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY CANDY TRASH BAGS PLAIN OR PEANUT No. 205 LB. BAG No. 255 $169 W!C Coupon Expires July B."1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY . . YOUR CHOICE (!AY!*J C011 DSIZI HEAVY DVlY BAmiiES 49 . . CR£G. 1.00 POMEROY C.EMENT BLOCK CO. Tlae. Depmment Slu~ ' - ' of Buildi.., Since J915 .•" • • r• ' .•• ~ 0 . No. 155 34 OZ. CAN 89~ W/C 15 CT. BOX COUPON COUPO N NU-SOFT HEm SUPERWEIGHT ..- IN THE .. OPEN: Mon., Tues .• Wed. & Sat.,8:30tuS:OO Thursday Til n Noon Friday UntiiS P.M. Herman Grate ·Milson. W. Va. 773-SSfl , •~· ·-• . . Limit One Pit••• with This Coupon ~ MASON FURNITURE 13 OZ. BOX , • •' •· oz. SPin 2 LB. CAN · ' MASON FURNITURE . GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 46 ALPHA BITS No. 155 Co•up<•n Expires July 8, 1978 N CITY GATEWAY ." •• ..'•· .. ... SHOP ' PAPER PLATES 89e ·~ tainly does provide you with a lot of attentl?.'l· Or maybe you are resig ned' to being shy for 59 Court Street the rest of your life. Gallipolis, 0 . Write to Dr. Slaker in care Will Be Closed of this newspapr, P.O. Bux Week of July 2 475, Radio City Station, New thru J~ly 9 · . York , N. Y. 10019. Volwne of Open Mon., July 10 Employees Vacation mail prohibits personal replies, but questions of genrral Interest will be dJs<'u~ed. in future columns. L.....;..--.,.....---....J TRI-STATE AREA. 100 CT. PKG . GOLDEN ISLE CEREAL Limit One Pie••• with This Coupon ......' ...•• '" '. • . .. CIRCUS . COUPQ!O.I COFFEE No. 655 99 $4. •• . $}09 COUPON \~ MAXWEU HOUSE •' . BANANA OR ASSORTED BLOOMER ~ COUPON c~ ~ • · JAR GOLDEN ISLE UNSWEETENED • OL99¢ p~g. . 46 oz. DILL PICKLES .. 1.2 TWIN PAK .DIXIE c· ... OSCARS RESTAURANT • ' SINGlE ti\M POTATO CHIPS CAN GOLDEN ISLE SINGLES · ROOF VENT "NEW FROM PRINGLES" . COUNTRY STYlE 16 oz. ORANGE JUICE ~ Mrs. Diehl elected club president . Mrs . James Diehl was elected president of the Bend 0' the River Garden Club at a meeting held recently at the home of Mrs. Wilson Carpenter. Other 'Officers elected were Mrs. Eileen Buck, vice president ; Mrs. Andrew Cross, secretary; and · Mrs. Esther West, treasurer. Mrs. Carpenter wu .chairman of the nommating Cmunittee . Mrs . Cross opened the mee~mg w1th Mrs. Buck reading sc:';lpture ~ an art1cle on. Miracles. Mrs. ~ert . Gnmm presented, Makmg." Your . Own ,... Miracles. For roll c~ll me~bers .answered With thetr favorite arrangement. The project at the Letart Falls ~metery was reported on and 11 was 1111reed that the plantings are In good ·_ condition and that the overall PI'?Ject Is a succeaa. J11r9. Clifford Morris §ave the GOLDEN ISLE FROZEN. . $179 W/C FABRIC SOFTENER No. 405 $149 W/C . 64 OZ. BTL WOO LITE No. 205 16 oz. an. $}39 .. W/C ! •· �.. •• • - 8- The DllilySenUnel,Midcllenort.pomeroy, 0 .; Monday, July~ 1978 .:~t~~iii\~::.~~:·. · CHAwANRTGADES FORI!CLOSURE OF LIENS FOR DELINQUENT LAIID . TAXE!I CASES 110. 71 DL T 1 Jl DL T I JIDL'Tt Ul 1.50 l.tS I t8 71DLT11 ~... u~ :UII l75 11 DL T 12 71DLT13 ... , (Jh.., !\it'll)": TWO PUPPIES. ' Ne~s t;n.:es, a sses sments , cosrs and in l he name of Willtam S . Rceo , J H. Pryor . J R Hawley , Trustees 01 Long jt't1100al. nit• Publbdrer will not Coll997 6190. co le rum chlorrde fer tilize• dog looQ , ond all types of so h h · cel stor Salt Works , Inc : t . Morn St , P(un eloy. 992 3891 WAITRESS No • experience necessary, Apply In per$o n of EUST SELECTION o'l the best wood Blue Tartan . Mtddleport . stoveS m ~ Southeost9•n Oh•o. Jo lul. ~orsO, tiel Ttroi !O, CARRIERS NEEDED for the Do•ly Sentintl. Pomeroy , Middleport . Tempwood and Nofhua . l ion Heal Co 8 f'utnom Or . (oil Mrll and Syrocuse oreo. Please St) A then!>. 6l.t·591 biJ79 or phon• 992· 2156 between 8 30 ---~--~ !)l> WAITRESS . APPL V m penOn at the Mergs Inn. Must be 2 1 veors old LAOV WHO n~~Htds home. To <o re Reference Vol 110 page 531 WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADUNES Ju dq ment $99 35 plu s ac . ~.rue d lal<es, i'IS!;e~sments and p enalties and cos ts of actron . CI1S E NO 78 DL T 8 f'ilo.f..'CE I_ NO COT 01 Titled m na n1 p of Curtis Males, Bddr('S:i unknown , Sr t uar e~ m Carpenter Vi ll iJ~e. Co l umbia Township , Me rgs County . Ohro B eing L(11 No 6 a ,.,d tne North tl alf of Lot N o ' .) ddjoining lot N o . 6, <PM Ow tlay lltfort"puiJ~catwn tP.M. Rt\ fe r ~ n ce ~rit.br1, 11f~nMIOfl Mll! i ~~ 111 .. . .. • C EH 01 Trfle,d ,,,,me o f Alv a Mr tt er , ad . o res:; unJc.nown .,.. · Sr l ua l e d in., Colum br a r ow n !\ h i JL Meig s Co unty , Oh rO, Se c. l, Lot 560 S Pari Of 1:1 a rrr! mill l ol rn S W '• 1 SO <lcrt•s R f! f er~nce 161 page 673 Me rgs County Deed Records . Judgment S17 49 p l us ac . cr ued t axes , assessmen ts and pen altres .3nd cos ts of action• CASE N O . 78 . DLT lu PA R CE L NO . CBT 03 T rtled "' J H Marlin and W 1ll i e Ma r tm • , Sttuatec.t in Columbia 'Towns hip , Meig s County , Oh ro Ber ng N half of N E . qt JM!er of S.W . q u arter , Sec. 15. rown 9, R.1nge 15 Ohio c ompany ' s Pur c hase con ! t~inin g 23 1· 1 · ac res , more or tess Re t e r~n ce Vol 156 page 275 Mcrgs County Dee d Records Judurnent $ 3 10 80 plus nc.:rut;.oc.t ta x es, assessment and pl" n alttes and costs o f af. l• on CASE NO 78 OL T 11 PA RCEL NO CHT 07 T1tled 111 nam e o t C C. Lewr:; , ad · dn•so;. unknown Sr l u tl1 i! d rn Chester T()wn~ htp , Me•gs County , 01110 4 6'1 acres in Frac tion JS Sec 28. Town J, Range 17 Otr i o ~omp any ' s Purcha se , 'wt1ich h es wes t on th e h iQh - • Sunda~ rurchase , Pj\RCEL NO ~~~~~~~~n~r ruLU)' thru Frilhly A, To wn s h rp 9 , 15 Ohro company ' s insu r a n ce . In or der to be con.s.id ered , ,... at t sea t ed bids Sholl t>c r11 ce ived in th e offi ce of the su perintend ent , South Third · Avenue , M iddleport , Ohio, on or b~ ~ l o n 12 .00 noon on J u I 'fl 13 , 1979 A ll bid s su bmitted s h a ll be v~li d for d pl' r iod o f at leas1 si)( ty (60 ) d.1y s fr o m the dete of · bi d openmg s The oni'JI alteration s whi<.h shall be ~I l owed in iJ bid atter the b 1d opcn rng s are change s mede .in tht" pubhsh ed rates after the bids are opened . The Bo"rd of Edu ca tion reserves th~ right to eccept or rejr. ct any or all b 1dS . I Jane Wa9ner Clerk . Tnasurtr Melos L.oca l School Oi :!!. trl c l . (6! ' 21 !71 3, 10, 31c ' t Row Plo nler s Tron sp lon le r -·---~·-·-·~~ · --..---....-----...,-- J . 10 , 31C 11) PR61ATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY . OHIO ESTATE OF Shirley M . Shep•rd, Oti!!CEASED Case No . 2Hl1 Docket 12 qage " ,NOTICE OF M'POINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On June fi r 1978 , •n the Meigs Co unt~ Probate Court , Case No . 22i11. Ronald G . Shepard, Box 28A , Rutland, Ohio was appointed Executor of the estate of Sh i rley M . Shepard , deceased, late of Rutland , Oh iO. Manning 0 . Webster Probate Judge . (6) Clerk 26 !71 l . 10. 31c .. Pomeroy Landmark · whatever you II gel results to~ fer with o Sentine l Won! Ad Coli Q92 -2156 Syracuse Da rr y Queen Ju ly A 11 to 6 A nlr ques guns . m1s c FlEA . On June 28, 1978, lri the Meigs County Probate Court, Case No . 22i17, Blanche Edwards , R t. 1, Box 435, Stor-;s Run Road , Cheshire, Ohio ;5620 was appointed Adm inistratr l.: of the estate Of Pearl P. Edwards , deceased , late of 38500 Star 'is Run Road , Route 1. Bo;~~: -435. cnes111re . Oh io o. Manning Webster Probate Judge (7 1 3, 10. i7, . 3ic lifil.:!"ck W. carsey, Mgr. ~ . -. Phone"2-2UI VARO SALE . July 3 only . Boys , clothes to- size 6, gnls , boby · clothes to 12 months . Rt 124 , M~':'!ll!_e . __ __ Y.ARO SALE . 81 0 Second Stteer Mrddlepor1, Ohio. July 5, b , 7 Oish.es, fr nens, sil verware . A~on , drapes curtains, silver tone pons lurnrlure , ele<:trrc _oppl~nc~s ~n~ ~o t s of clo th rng MU~RA Y l HREE wheel b• cycl e , brond.n e w 742 2789 . F 100 • 1970 Tr uck A I mechonrcnl condllron rod1ol !tres . ped ec t work hutk. Coli V(I1 ·7Zl8 ~ '1~ Ford STA N S UARGA INLANO We buy . sell and ! ro d~ Open 7 days o week Morn Stree"i , RuTland , Ohto Our pn ces con no t be beat Phone 7<12 -1063 . ~!*~"~~~"''~: ;;=Pn3 MONlE CARlO Landau P.S G ARDE~ ~ --;:_==-c._ ·- -.,__- P 8 A .C .. AM B track stereo · Ex cellent co nd1tion . 51 700 I'R l:S H ve g e Tob l es . DelberT Patterson , Gr eat Bend BA3·26n I%6 VW BUG ·S<OO 'I'll 5BSB STATION FORD 5 good t rres by owner . Coli ~ 1.t ~:__-633-~~f_'_!r~ _!>~ 1973 PlYMOUTH Cudo lAO P S . P B.. auto 60.000 m rle s . Askmg $1000 PhoneB.C3·2061 --~- ------ 1971 DODGE CHARGER Spe(!OI Edtlion. Damaged le ft f ro nt lender and door. Hondvmon ~pee rot. $400 firm 985 "l iS. WHEEL ALIGNMENT SPECIAl Any U.S . m•de car-Rarts extra if needed. front ~ wheel Excludes drive cars . Call Now For Appointment IQH PINTO Must sell Wtlt se ll low New trres , new shocks low mrleoge , good c9ndhion Collq92·728S 1973 CHEVROLET IMPALA . 4 door hardtop . Aut o , P S , P 8 .. A C 992-764< . 1970 TORINO $275 Con be seen ol 655 Sycamore Slreet Mtd ~ lep~~ f? h~o -· or . 9q2-2S'18. ~~:YmU'<l - . ; -. :- -~;: t"'; =+~ §:~~ -:c.. f ; - •• ~ Pomerily Landmark 9.~ck W carsey, Mgr. g Phon09t2-2181 WATE R WH L dr,llmg. Wtll rorn T. Gran! 742·1fl79 FEMALE b~itegle . mole beegle One set of 17 gal. _ .~~--i~o.'Jgas l~nks 99?~~3~. ktlchen, nice N.G .F. A. heal, basement, garage workshop, part $25,500.00. NEW LISTING !- Kltthen has range and ovens, ref . & freezer, dishwasher, disposal. ceiling hunt, wall · regular mrleoge I• res $"5 A 78 JJ l ow oft of the m . 992 0309 CAlVES , 3 w eek s To 3 rT1onths old . Coil ~.t ~235! oft er_b ~m REGI !:t TERED APPAlOOSA more . 16 1 hand s E• cellent con · formofiono nd brt:H:~ding Shown pleasure ho rse . So und lor breed in g $1500. negot rable . Koren Griffith . 61• ·99::1·5782. bef01e noon or after sunset 36' GAS RANGE . G ood <Ondttton . NEW LISTING - Lovely J bedrooms, 2 baths, equipped k!tche~. central air cond ., patio, red wood fencing, level lot, newer· home. $32,500.00. 6 ACRES - With very nice home, J bedrooms, b<ith, large dine . ln kitchen, ftreplace , bllsement, N.G . F .A. heat , 2 car garage, tun width porch overlooks river, S32,000.00. LOOK MOM! 3 Here rS a rnat you will Hke. bath, bedrooms, N.G F .A. heal, carpellng, basement, just new s iding, re ce,ntly s.ole . 20". off . July J · Julv 15 . :_. B~dey ~ · M iddleport ._ ' remodeled . lo'.lely ktfchen , 1915 SUZUKI 250 drrt bike . Phone SERVICE 992-3640 1967 BSA b50 Mark .t , Cus tom pamt, excellent shape on ly 2800 oCiuol m rles $_600 7<2-2753 PIGS. 8 wet:tk. s o ld Phone f:I43·74Q I Tom S>oyre Portland , OhrO GICEEN BEAN S ptck your own . 6r mg t!,) ntom e r Arnold Hupp I orrn l etart fall !! . 'J.Cl :'J.6'J"J . We h1ve enl1rg1d our servlet daporl"!tnl and will serl!_i<• Holpoint and other brands. . Prvneroy Landmark 1 ~~De Jack ! ~. • w. corHy •.Mfr. Phonem-2111 1614) 6qa.3290 -- ·-----.-- il-lO.IIc . ... AKC " - -REGIS - fER ED - Pelungnese --·~--- pupp ies j or • :· J!!· ·~_!ll '~ - sole (B '11 MODERN SUPPLY Smoll lllllnt & mower servtce, Missey Ferguson & Gilson Tillers. Lawn ·Boy Mower 'Salas & Service. 399 W. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Ph. 992-2164 ----- COON PUP l o r sole Also. dogs to g• ve owoy . 9"9 20tO Roc1ne . SEWING MACHINE Repq_tr!l , ser· v1ce , oil mokes . 992·2284. The Fabric Shop , Pomerov Authorized Singer Soles ond Servic~ . We sharpen Sc•nors. EXCAVATING. doter , loader ond HOMESITES for sole, I acre and backhoe wor·"- dump trucks up Middleport , near Rutland - ----~...---- and lo· boy s lor hire , will haul lilt dirt to soil, limestone and. g rove l Call Bob or- Roger Jrtf ters day phone CXl2 ·7089 , night phone Qq2 -3525 or 992- 5132 , NEW J bedroom house 2 baths all elec .. I acre. Mrddleporl , close to Rutland . Phone 99'2· 7.t81 . EXCAVATING , d ozer backhoe - - - - - - -- - and ditcher . Charle!l R. Hot · .------------;~ fie ld, Bod Hoe Service , AFOR · ~:~:::· o;:~Pho;:;,:~. Dl"1'] co.at;ng, sepl ;c oySI0"1S . IAGil 8., sR.l(3 truck , tf2.3)2$ limestone , bfocklop doter , backhoe, dump IH,t.ll ll ·- sidrng. 3 bedroom downstairs , '} ups tai rs, hvrng room . •dinmg •oo m , both , kitchen wrthout or with opplron(es, completely ( arpe ted downs lairs hot water heat . orr condiltoned , water softener. carport a nd bcfck poli o { lo h of concrete ). '1 out· b ui ldrngs (I v1nyl srdrng) . Lo< oted on s1de stree t m Hutlond Ohio . Coli day 742·2'211 or evening J.42 -195.. . A Sk for Herb 216 E. Second Slrtet P9mtroy, Ohio ' '' NEW LISTING- 3.7 acres overlooking the Ohio River on Rt . 124. Drilled well, 3 bedroom Fleetwood mobile home witH air conditioning, nice kitchen. 111:1 baths, sun deck and loto of flowers . HOUSING . HEADQUARTERS COUNTRY HOME - GeorgeS. Hobstener Jr. Broker I07Vz Sya~more St. Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 992-6333 Office Hrs.: · 9o.m.-5p.m. C losad Thursdays & S.turd<ly 11 noon Your Full Time Real Estole Broker NEW LISTING 3 bedroom total electr!G taxes, Rlggscrest Manor, po•mg . R1 143. Phone I (61<1 -~'18- 73~.'.:--_ _ _ _ _ __ PUlliNS EKCAVA!ING Complete PUDDLE POOLS . AU sizes and shapes . Swim poo ls , 2 yeors expenence , free eshmotes · onythrng you need lor underground swim pools, New chemical and supply stote Albany , Ohio . Phone 6,. 6 home with central In 6'18 -~55 . low on corner lol. Selling tor $65,000 but well worth II. NEW LISTIIl G - 7 rooms and bath, 4 bedrooms, nice size kllchon and living room, s11ueted on 1'h acres on Happy HolloW' Road. AsklllQ Price SJA,OOO.OO. T.rirO.'"'" this od Is 'a111111 Is btcouse we are ielllng our lisllngt lut. For I quick sale of ~ow property, ... u• for -fast wrvlct. Cheryl Lemley, Auoc. Home ,_lA2·2DIJ Hlllan Wolle, As-. . Home t4t-251t · • GeorgeS. Hobstallltr Jr. Broker !lome Phone m :JJ:It Weddings Silver ond , Golden Annlvtrsory Family Reunions Speciol Occations Photogrophy Is our businns, not a side line 1·3 ENROUTa FROM ~00 .'TO ~I! 20iH CEN'TU~l¥ (VIA DR· WONMUG'S FABULOUS 'TIM!aMACHINE~ ALLEY 00P AND OOOLA lJNEXPSCT!!:DI.Y FINO ~EMSELVIOS IN AN UNF,O.MILIAR DIMENSION. U'ITLE OIIPIW'I ANNIE KEN GROVER A"T LEAS T HE'S SATISFIED·.. fJS·4iSS Chesler, Ohid 45720 GORDON I, TE~FORD • SUI ... MURPHY AIIOCI,te Rtaltora • !!IJl ~ LCM!S HIM ... WHEtol FOLKS ARE HAPP'I AND IH LOIE, WVHAT ELSE BUl' HE'S SO LAlY··· FLOSSY r - -- - - ' \ , DOfS ALL TH' WOftK ... nr:n' .... ~ 1_rtr~t-.J Portraits · Weddings Passports Anniversari"s Specia I Occasions lOOK .-· TWO MEN BUT I OOII'T ARt GF.:l TIH' OUT ... 0 11 · 0~\ 1 SEE HER · K.f:EP DOW !~ .... \ HE Y MU S T Bf B<\D ... THEY ACT SO FUIHIVE'! COUNTS? GASOUNE ALLEY OVUUIU LjOU mind holdinq the qas cap . for a minute? The PhOtO' Place ( Bob Hlleflich l Pomeroy 5-31 -1 mo. 109 Hiilh St. BRADFORD, Aucnoneer , Com· ple1e Servrce. Phone 949 <1487 or '-4'·2000 fitbclne , Ohio, C r~lt Bradford . ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR Sweepers, too!lters , Irons. •oil small opplionres lown mnw or , next •to Stole H1ghwoy Go roge on Route 7 Phone (614 ) 985 - 3825-::.·,-----,,-do roof1ng , COris lru( liOr1, plumbing and heating. N o tab too forge or 100 small. Pho ne Will "'j1-lA\J l<S co;<, 142-7348. u c:~ -~- 1 SAVE ON CAIPETING ~'---1:::, <u ::~ _::. ? C~\ITLE\\ 1~\! ..: Cr\\l =t\J? -li S P!..ACE .\\Y5EL t: ocvs, Bu- : IV.::::NT 0E- \J ::::::> \JG Y2!J \E:x-r- =EL!... q:,rz IIOOK LINE ANtl S/NK£R I rfc WANT.S OU'< [;A l T .. i\JCI.V ! ,."C S~:: -~ = ~!:ST =• LM CF '1E: TONIGHT!!! ,..____0 , .•1 DRIVE ALlnl.E & SAVE ALOT . All corpel lnslollecl with poddlnl 11 no .cho rgo . Expert lnstollolion. .........,.. .......,. . ,.... ...._ . ..,.. ... .... ..~ Rubber Back Carpet ~ ~ ~ bl.c -689 -5251 John Jeffen or b89 52b5 Brll Gillette . ) We ore NOT all wet on PRICES . . . . . . sq. yd. - &up NORTII • 1\ 6 G • Q (() 81; Boy where you <on tome In ·ond s" what you're "'!ling -Good Hftctlons- Fully ' stocked. •K.J !I 2 9A 54 :1 t KQ82 + 1\ 10 .I SOU Til BORN LOSER + ~QH !O • 7 VESIRSe·SOS,'W~ La~llllb ' East-West I ·-· II i ~ ~ I ~ ;" THAT SNUFFY SM!Y HAS GOT TO BE TH' LAZIEST VARMINT IN ALL CREATION~! ' HE EVEN MAKES .OC AUNT SUKEY 00 HIS SIGNALS Soutb Pass 3+ Pass Pas/'i PasR 11bl. Pass l'ass pomt s pl l'kcd up 50 p0111ts." 1\l a n · " What would have ha ppcncd i( South h~td s irni>ly pHs..<;jcd as cl cHicr· Prob;tblv F.as t and Wes l wou ld bid to· four h e<~ rts and go down one und ouhled MriVbc South would 1~ct into th~ bidding. go to rour Spadt•::; ns a save and go d own tw o doubk"<l You never know what is going ~? ha1>pen with freak hands. ~til!{ rfir:ll&llUJl,j · !\ ' (_,ennsyh:ania reader wants t o know what the heart hand is and hOw it got its narne. llcre is the hand : J I (JC EXCOBit rJ 1 - Jacob~ By Oswald and Alan Sonlag • · · 'oswald : " It :jius been standard expert\• practise since almost the fltst days of contract to u se ollenipg,suit bids of three or 'I'OO"e for preemptive purposes . They are made with one-suit hands that will take a lot of '!ricks with thai suit as trump •nd very few tricks with any other suit a·s frump." Alan : " Here is a . typical non-vulnerable preer. pt that paid real dividends. East decided to ~ with a takeout double. ~~st liked ti his hand und cue' bid four spades to let F::ast choose a ~-lo..;~~ suit. F.usl bid five hearts and •A KQ 7-:J-Ij J Answer:"[ Sa1urd ay .s Wl-lA'T 'THE ..::rUDGE W~EN A 51<UNK APPEARED &EFORE $AID HIM. ~OTERO! D Now arrange the circled letters to form 1he surpnse answer, as sUg· gested by lhe above cart0011 .• I I X) IN THE [ I I X1 ] t" (Answers 1omonow) FROZEN CIPHER What 1hc flying fool must'hevu been - I Jumbles· RAINY An swer . LAPEL PLANE CRAZV Mt ssi!-i:lippi Opening lead: , • 2 l-J~~--=~~~~L_j " l _ __:~::=_ ____,:::;:::; BARNEY Vulnerable: Dealer : South .\' We~t North Eaat 4+ Pass Pass ' YOU . . • •to6 3'\ • 8 5 •t <U ~lol v.EDD\\lfJ W~SA~ Son Oswald '' If E..st lmd pa .s.sed , h is snh• would ha ve EAST +10 2 + K 6 42 wc1 t: f'l l' h CI' " WF.ST +8 t A!l 75 No rth decided to duulJie . Wlum the ~anuk c of hatti e h;itl c lt.:.rtrC'd :.twHv Nnrth and So uth + (~ ,I 9 7 IF YOU NIID A SOFA THAT . 'MAKES A 15 IN..STOd( ;. _,., • .I 4 C..11742-l2J J TALK TO .WtriWIIor- Htrb Grata or Gtne Smith Rutf:lnd, Unscramble these four Jumbles . one letter to each square, to torm four ordinary words Preempt pays dividend Floor Cowerinl! In ·Stock 742-2211 fii;\ THAT SCRAMBLED WORD G~ liE ~ ~ ~~ Ul~ (~ by Henri Arnokt and Bob Lee · Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag 9' and 12' Vinyl RUnAND FURNITURE . 'fl Jl\11.\.(t fi;)1f BRIDGE As Low As lED~ NEW LISTING - Lorge I room farm homo. Has 4 bedrooms, 2 balhs, T. P . water : : drilled well. Fully equipped kitchen and lounclry room . All floors carpeted. Alao Iorge barn with 3 lofts 111d torn crib. This you muat -for only 139,000. DON'T WAIT ANY LONGEit, IUY UFQRI IT GETS HIGHER, HER I AT THE REAL ESTATE CJI!NTIR. HELEN L TIAFOftD . LitTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-A LOW PAIR LITTLE ORPHAN ANNJE..-MANA U AU. PHOTOGRAPH\' I Alter 6 P"'· NEIGLER BUILDING Supply lor heat and drilled welL Has a bu•tding hou!le>S , repair work woodburnlng fireplace and and cabinets . Call Guy H P!lrl!al basement. Owners Neigler . 9A9·2508 aher S pm. will help finance or trade -·__,_ for mobile home. 10 acres more or tess. S33:Soo. LIVE FREE - ' 2 apartments and room for more. Want to try an easier ' THREE BEDROOM house In Rocme oreo. Neor river. Completely way then payments . remodeled . '~"9 :25•5 . Opportunity Is right here. -------- -- -~-3 ', ACRES ON Peococ" A~t~enue . <Xtiy $9,600. Pomer oy . Will fmonce GARDEN - I end onem 5786 third acres with 3 bedroom . older home on(l 3 car 1'1• ocre, with 2 bedroom mob•le garage. Lots of home. Excellent condition and outbuildings and ceil ar . attractively set up with under Natural gas end T . P . pmnlng , 1idewolks , • patio . · water. Just $16,0110. porcn awnings ond ollached HOUSE lNG storage room Five Points or~ HEADQUARTER$ _ SI.' ..~·~2~·2;:: 67:_:9:___ __ HOME 'SITE- 2•12 acres of nearly level land. Water and electric available . 1,000 tool oft hard road . Just ,ALL BRICK - 10 rooms, 2 . apartment, modern Inside, J bolhs , s bedrooms. furnace heal . F11ll basement, good brick outbuilding, and nice garden , 1'1• acres of lind c:w. Rl. 7 and 2 rentol lncomn. ·ss.ooo. BUT HD.'i'D "'IU KNOW Chnler, Onlo . 10-30-c . Let us · c1pture and preserve those pre.cious moments torever - Se rvice . Phone 992-7 .. 78. _ --- REALTY located grovel , R( A!{QII room HOBSIEIIER Box! ..0U SA"( 'IOU SENT OUT TO BRING US IN 1' ,w·~ OH Cqjl QQ2-7.81 . DID weo:re; "c· ·--..----~ RISING STAR Kennel, BoordJng Indoor and outdoor runs Grooming all breeds Clean sonUory foe~lilres . Cheshire . Phone (61.C) 367·02'92. all f:l&frlc , carpeted, garage . JUST $26,000 00. MANY OTHER P R 0 P E-'R Tl E S T0 CHOOSE FROM - WANT TO SELL? JUST TRY OUR PHOTO LISTING SER VICE . HENRY E. CLELAND REALTOR HANK, KATHY & LEONA healing b!lls, situated In the Arbaugh Addition , Tuppers P!alno, Ohio, on large tot . Selling for $.12,000.00 . 12 Room, spl !I level lh'al has Chmmey Swept bl' o pr of essio nal - Colonial everything, located In wrt h mode rn dustle ss rfeunrng APPLIANCE Auto& Truck Repair Al$otr'ransmission Repair · Phone 992.5682 HOOF HOLLOW Horses . Buy. '!u'll trade or train New ond used saddles. Ruth Reeves , Albany $27.200 00. 2 YEARS OLD - Localed on 1 acre, ranch type home. 3 bedrooms, bath , utility, electric,· low 992 J236 0. locatton, bedroom home, modern o ldt tme wq1krnon'ihrp , Call I JH·W 57 , k on Znrtr n(ln mile off Rt. 1 by-poss on St. Rl. 124 toword Rullond, SlS,OOO.OO. kitchen, rec. room, full bath w!lh Shower, lola! HAHN'S J hp ro l o t.lle-r Ho me. l i te 150 cham sow · JO gall on gas water healer , 9'J2.7.t65 . ~. P9mitroy, 0. 3-1 5-lfc . un its , flreplate , 5 bedrooms. 2' baths, hoi water · heat, double lot TWO 2 ROGER HYSB.l GMAGE Muffler Brakes Shocks Tires Battery. Installation Service hung and central o base ,_ "- HZ-2174 MOORE'S & porches . ~osldontlol ond commorclol. Coli for estlmoh, 24 hour service . Anyd<ly, onytlme. Phone m-3106 Jock Ginter 91$.3804 NELSON MOTORS, INC. For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At . bath, H.W. floors with carpeting, Hutchlmon Sub-Division, Rutland, Ohio. Homo has full basement and garage. Situated on lot 95'•115' . Selling prlc@, $37,000.00. NEW LIS'{ING 4 A -7 8 - 13 . VINYl SIDING Lovely home, t ires _... _ Soffit, Room Additions & A-Fro me Homn. For F,... Estimotes CALL 992-6323 or 992-6011 6-191 mo. pd. NEW LISTING - OFF BEFOREWE LE'FT THe MARINA! $1PTIC TANK CLEANING Service . . . . . . •• the ...._ AlUM. & newer home, 3 bedrooms, 'THIS WHOLe MeH OYER. THI!- I'OLIUl I HAD THETAN I< TOPPED SALES AND SERVICE 11 -9-lfc :;.:::: 592-3051 WHAT DO 'fOL.I MEAN, I'M OUTA GA5! vou·~r: 0111 THIS: BOAT, TOO! •orm..2u ' VA FHA , 30 yr . frnanc'm g, also r etrnqn cmg tr e f(md Mortgage. 17 E: Stole , Athens . phone (6 14) WE'll! &OING IMCI<: TO !<HORI' Fti&HT NOW ANO ,&ARCH MEl IUT I CAN TElL!. 'fOU ONE THI~C1 FOR SURe·- 1 A.M. to4:30 P.M. MASH BROTHERS , R..aJ EM.it~f~kc:-=~ t~ . :;-_ '' CAI'fAlNEASY ',- !OCI Main St. P9meroy, .Ohio Pomeroy 992..212 Free Estimates Phone 949·2862 or f49-2160 . LOS T· BROWf':' of ton cigor"'tte cose ond change purse, brown and blues wtfh key ring At J(oyal Oak Parks . Phone 773 52.t0 or return to Moson Pol.ce Dept. REGISTERED SNOW Gutters and Downspouts . ONf BEDROOM turn1shed house • PUJMBING &' .HEAnNG INC. · New or Repair m HOUSE FOR SAL~ . 7 story vinyl Wogan . 1911 FORD CA~AXIE Ru n• good S300 Call 742·2137 -- -~- ----1961l DODGE DART 315 V8 4 I;Klth 992 -5621 ---- ---- door oulo or tg i nol Coli Wil l CARE for the eldedy in our h ome , Phone~7 73 1.t . $1200 992 S786 .---· Pomeroy ond CLELAND ASSOCIATES 9?2 -2259 - 992-6191 19M LTD FORO and 1970 For d LlO Also parts and body ports 1-'hon& 992 -36-40. 1973 ROOMS '1'12·2205 also FOUR GRAV~ spaces 1voults nnd componron bt onre m em ori al m Me1g s Memor 1ol Gorclens f'hone 992 5538 - ::-- Coll992 2298 l'HHH • • CARTER H. L WHITESEl ROOFING · . l'WO BEDROOM unfurnisfled opt Klfcnen MARKET . WOMEN S AND , r,,Jd,, n s shoe NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY HERI;'S c Phone 458 -1630 ~~;~~~~-~~;· . .. M ec honrcol !.'Jf!:R. -~- RIGI-IT. LEFT OF' HIM, AFT!:R FALUN<:> Business Services , COUNTRY MOBilE Home Pork , Route 33, north o l Pomeroy , Lorge loh Coli 992. 7;79 . . ~E NtOR CITIZENS : Our new re nlers ass rs tonce , you may be able to live tn o ur oportrnent lor len than SSO o month for •n or@ informat ion , contact Vrlloge Manor Apartments . tn1 7767 • .. SHINN'S TRACTOR SAL<> --- -------- Jiln11~~ Thf' Board o f Educ at ion of the M e1o s Local Schoo l D•st r rc t dP.s 1r cs to re ceive Sfla l e d b rd s lor flt:> e l in su r once an d student a cci d ent household Ne.w used or ont r ques Martin '! Fur n rtur e 70 N 2nd St Mtddleport !Jhone NlW 8 USED IMPLEME NT> Mf9 lloler · Mf lO Boler · MF120 Boler ! Matthews ~oto r y Scrthe MF880 Se nlr mo unt ed b bu t IOJll Plow MF570 12 Q1H · Mr200 2 Ro w Choppe t Mr :N 7 99? 161 26 NOTICE TO BIDDERS FLEET INSURANCE STUDENT ACCIDENT INSURANCE SENSI MA TIC o c f,"oun ttn g machine Ph o ne 992·2156, The Dotly Senltncl Ill Court S!leet, f' omeroy Oh1 o. \., Leo n W Vo CHIP WOOD Po les mox d rameter 10 ' on lorgest end, SB • per ton Bundled !Slab , Sb per 1971 DA TS UN ', ton ptckup .4 ton . Deli vered to Ohio Pollet speed, n e w d ut ch . rn ulller IN LOVING memory of my dear Co_._R•_.2:_!,? me~oy . ~6!Q :.. b ro~ es orrd poml. 2~ m .p g mother Evelyn .EI• zabeth SIJOO . Coli q97 7539 . Whaley . whom poss@d away TIMBER POMEROY Forest Products lop pnce tor !landing INGI::RSOL RAM orr comp1us sor three years ago today . July 3 , 197S sow timber Co li "CXl2 -5Cil65 or for sole Cu ll992·3640 You moy hove ktft thr8e yea rs Kent Hanby 1·"46·8570 ----·-". 11 fOOl Truck camp er, Sleeps ago, but to me it see-ms l1ke OLD FURNITURE , 1ce boxe s brass tour . Hos showe t . s1nk ond yesterday beds. iron b&ds desks , etc comm ode . R e lt~g c rotor gos or There i!l not a doy that goes by complete househo lds . Wnte. e iectrrc Gas stove wr lh ove n . tho! I don't think of you M.D. Miller , Rl . -4 , Pomeroy or h <elien1 cond ttron .$2100 You were such o gocxl mother ond coii9Q2· 77b0 Contact Jam es Roy Por so ns o a good I fiend to me 475Q8 Cormel Rood Roc1ne. OH Whenever I hod o problem I could OLD COI NS , pO<ket wot<hes . -45771 class rings . weddi ng bonds . olwoys re member your sweet vo1ce ond )'OUr loving foce d1omonds Gold or si lver, Colt Sadly m1ssed by daughter and ~Of~~:~ ~o-~ul.! y _7!_2.:._2~ ~ _ .:_ son -in -low . Chris and Terry BUY· SIX rooms , good condit1on Neece. basement. g1ve s•ze rooms. IN LOVING M~MORY of our dear heat, taxes <ond•llon roof. mother, Evelyn Whaley , who me-loco hon lot, prrce. etc . poued owov three years ago Wrrte C· O Do1ly Sentrnel ... Box today . JulyJ 1973 Po~eroy :...O~ _ 45_?bJ__ Sadly missed by Jo Ann leonard _ ~n~~~ ~~br oug_h_ _ __ _ IN MEMORY of Donald (Sonny ) let us test your w1ter Free· Fo lmer He would hove been IF 'r'OU hove o se•vice to o ffer , .forth · Thre& July .C wahl to bur or se ll something, Dod& Mom oe look.tng lor wort.. or WE WISH to . expre!ls our thonk!ii and oppce<rohon to the Roctne Emergency Squad . Dr Telle wnv . ond the personnel at .Veteran s Rei e ren ce Vo l 142 page 95 Mem0f'lol Hosp , the staff ot Mciw. Coun t y Deed Rt>cords . JVCQmcnt S71 15 p l us a c Ewmgs funeral Home. the et ued tax e!), a ssessments and mln1s1er and s1n~n and penelt iH 1\nd cos1s of acHon . ewpeclol\y 10 all our Mends and CAS £: NO 78 DL T 12 nerghbors who helpec:Ldurmg 'PA~CE L NO CHT 01 Titl e d th e illness and death of our rn n ome o f B<l Sh an D rv rs lon of • father and grandfather . God C rllzcn s T .:> l e phone Co , Bless you os we con never Add re ss unknown Sr t ua t ed 1n Chester repay you for your,.!ovmg kmd To wn s h rp , M e r~ S Co unty , nals OtlrO oa r t of S, E Quart er ot .rh~ Ror Bush Family ._·_ _ _ Section 3, Tow n 3, Range 12 Ohro Com pany's Pur c httSe , llC tn Q on e a cre mor e or tess k Pte ren ce Vo l 122 pa ge 483 Meigs Cou nty Deed R ec ords JudgmP.nl Sl-49 . 07 plus THE AMERICAN legion Post 1.CO of New Hoven will sponsor the ,1rc r ut>d taxes, assessmen t s ~1ncJ , penalti es and CO!ots of Donny Workman Memoria l Pte ~ c t io n nrc to be held Jutv " 11 om td ? CASE NO . 78 DL T 13 All members a nd fomrly m PfiRCEL NO L T T .Ol Titled ' \lr ted . leg1on Picnt c G•ound"S tn nam r- nt Oscar L . B<'dg tey f'ublte •nv1led ofler q pm for o~ddres.'i unk nown . !;; •f u<'ted in L e tart Town · !~r~~?~.~ -d~l?_!_~ - -- :... '>l1ip, Me 1QS County , Ohto In WANTED : OIL ond gas leases Lot ?57, SN 5, Ran g (> 12, Olive and OrOnge Townshtp lown I , Ohlo com pany ' s Mergs Co .. Oh1o Also Carthag e PtHt h<t!:.f•, (O nt ain ing one • and Troy Town$hl p , A1hens ttc r e tn orE> or le ~s . Co , Ohio $2 per acre and also Pc tcr tn ce Vol 171 pa ge 52 Mt• l q~ Cou nty D~ e d Reco rds . free gas for your home Ca l l J ud giJle nt $128 85 p l us 1·6" 667-3S93 . o'ic cr-ul'd loJKCS . a ssessmen ts ~nd perf.l ll re!i, and cos ts Of NOTICE TO BIDDERS .1c li on \ Tile Soard ot Educat ron ot Wh cr t'!as. suc h iudgmen ts th~ Me i ljJS Local School or der s a id r ~ aJ p ro p ~rty to be D i str-ict des ires 10 rtce rve '>Old. by th e u nder sr qned to sea led '()Ids for ttr e tollowmg : s ~t 1s t y the t ot ll l am o u nt of 1. Tires and Tubes ">uc;h jiJ dqment '1 Gasoline , Oit, and An Now there l o r e . p ublr c t1treez~ tu) t rc; e rs 11c r c by Qrv cn that I. 3. Fuel O il Jam es J . Pr CJ ff ill , Sher i ff of i. Coal Anllllysrs M I~ ICJ'> ( o\Jnly, Oht(l , wtll sell Require<:t w r. h ' ~.1 1 pr operty at pub lrc 5. Milk and Da iry Product$ rtuCI IOfl . f or Lash to th e 6 . Bread and .,.._ B~tker'fl lnghl":, ! IJ rdder of a n amount •,o·ll iCH:!n t to s al rs t y ' the · Pro<:tucts 7 Meat 11rdQrTH•nl tHJams t eac h pa rcel 8. Produce and Dry -Goods t"Jeq Jtln• ng at 9 .00 a m at the tn orcter to be constdered , •ron ! door ol t ne M ergs all seated bids shall be Cou nty Court HouSf..' , 10 recetved in the offi ce of the Po n,cr oy, Ohro on the 15th Clerk, South Th lr<:t A11enue, d.t y of July, 1978 ann con Middleport , Ohio on or before llnul11g th er e.after , fr om da y 1? : 00 noon on July 13. 1978. to dc1y, tf an v par cr~ t d oes not The Board of Educatton reo•tvP d suff tere nt bid , i t reserves th e r ight to ac <ept shiJII he off ere d fo r sal e , or retect any or .&II b rds . u nde r !he sam e te r ms an d r:n ndt t ion s o f ! He first sal~ a nd Jane Wagner fl l thC ::.a m e I t me of d a y at the Clerk Treasurer ~ ,, n H• pl a ce on th e 11nc.t d<l v ot Me i gs Local School .l •J iv \9 78· l or iJn am ou n t D i strrct <..1/ ff tC rf'nl to 'S .Jt !S I'; t he t udg111Pn l ilgl\m<; l the par cer. J P r off1 tt Sher rfl o t M ei t~ s Co unty , Oht o (6 ) 19. 26 . II l J, Jt c NO ITEM TOO Lorge o r too small w,ll buy 1 piece or ~co mplete 9'12-6370 -~~~~.s~ ·- I BU~ROUGH S" for two older ladies In rown . USED !R.'<CTOHS rOQm , board plus better than overage wages . Replies kepi MF135 Diesel . MF230 Otesel MF1 SO Ore.sel . MF235 Otesel · conf rde-nliql PhonP. 992 7588 or MF165 Otesel . MF285 0 Jesel ..... wrile PO Box 2"9 Pomeroy Mf 1135 Diesel Cob , oir & Ohio. heater " - ·. Mt.IIIWi:f Nuotr UTI SalUI"tWy F r ac t ro n ·- 61. 696· 11 ¥ _ om o~<!_5:00y _m:_ NOTICE M~ r q s Co unty Dee d Records . 2 bbth . 1971 Coventrv 12 x 65 3 bedroom 1«169 Statesman 12 x bO 2 be-clroom , COAL , UMESrONE sand. g'ro ve l Pu r chuo;e , bemg lot 8, 9, lO s w.ln JQ7J Dorion 14 x 00 2 b edroom 1971 Vic torion1.t y 67 3 bcch oom . 8 WEEKS OlD beagle pupp•es . rt"SptiiLSiblt' for-1001 r llum urlt' tnL"Ut"• rt'l.1. LIIS4/rtion· Phur~e 992·21:6 .1r1d • -, o f l ot 11 of the Sub d iVISIOn Of SiH d lOt by A ." W . 8 & S MOBilf HOMES Pl. Plea· sont , W Vo . besrde He<k s. 1973 Broadmore 1-4 1e · 64 2 b~r oom ~Q SHEPHANO puppy weeks old. 992·3630 · n~ Publi.tdrcr rt'St.'t'Vt'l the right kJ t'tlit ur frJl't1. HIIY 11Wi det•Jnt"t.l ub- Si .u<11ed 'i n Olive Townsh ip , M<!I QS cou nt y , Oh10 , Part ot l o t 112 Se c l 1on 2.11 , Town , 3 , R'a ngc 11 Ohi o Company'! Vo l JA7 page 358 Cou n t y D ee d ~ecords . Judgment SA1 ,94 plus ac . cr ued taxes. <l ssessmcnts and re nAl l ies dnd costs of action . C AS·E NO 78 DL T 9 old COlllf unci. !3o tto m Dn1 ,s,lon of Citizens fe lephone ( o . • addresses v u known • weeln whi te . N7· 318l Mot..Ue Honw uMsantl Yard waleti all' ill'l>eplal only with l'Hslr will r Ul'dcr. 25t't"llll'h1U"Mt' for a~tb carrying Bux Numl.rt•r In Dn"t! of The St!tJ. ( ASE NO 78 D L T 1 PARC EL NO OUT 01 T1fiE'd R<mlll' 6 good home Black. and nwmnllln. C~U~h inildvi&IM.'t' d Hi rqes as foll o ws · ' FROM THE SQUAD ROOM WINDOW. In memory. C..n1 ul n1anks •nd Obituary : 6 t>elltM per word, P 00 has t)l'!en rende red agatn !it cer t.tm parcels of reo I e~tate tor 'fRAQY &lotm'Jil · F.tu:h wun.J UYf'f'' Uw- rninunw n 15 Wurth b 4 l't'llU pet" wort.! ~ t.la~: Alb Nfllling ulht"r 01.11.11 L'tltWe\'UIIYt" dia)'ll will bl' dwrgl!d at tlw l dH)' rMtl' . NOTICE OF SALE UNDER J UDGMENT OF FO.ECLOSURE OF LlENS F DA DELINQUENT LAND T AXES Wllere a s ludgment Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash · liWunb~ratti .CJW~t" Jl DL T 10 9-·The Dally SentinP.L Middlepurt.Pnmeroy ; 0 ., Mund"y, July 3,1£~ii . . NE\V- JUST OFF PRESS I JtiMBLE BOOK 111 with t 10 puules Is avail· able for $1 J5 POstpaid trom Jumble, cJo "'1.9 newspaoer, P.O. Bolt 34, Norwood , N J 07648 Include your name, address, tip code and make checks payabfe to NewepapMbOOkt-. " 1\ K Q .I 10 9 ·-·-- •AKQ ,J ~-·~ A contract player ' opens seve n hearts He is promptly doubled and takes only sht tricks because an opponent holds SIX top clubs Md the other, seven hc1ulo;. It was discovered way back when spades.,... wcrc the lowest· ranking suit and hearts the highest. It was supposedly used by riverboat gamblers to fleece passengers. I Nt.:WSPAPF:H ' •:NTF:II1 11USt: ASSN . I .OS (F'o• a copy of JACOBY MODF.RN sene( Sr to. '' Win al 8rl(me. ·· ca rt~ of this 11ewspa· per. P.0 . Bo x'-1/89. Radio City F's! t' Sld ll\1tl. New York . N.Y. 10019.) ' I .era I stop by .• with the �.. 10-'lbe Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o., Monday, July 3, 1978 - 0 ~~~!: ::1) , ,~;~;!~~:~;~, r-~~-A~OO_ -i;-.;;ih~---- !I ~ c~~ . The ' ;::r~~ollce Garrett, Torrance, Calif.; a• ·· Department investigated two r .Md n.hera oft . i t wu ~~:'!u•~ wl~ 11n1c1t from the ...,. by , · cluuace ol obewen JOSEPH HINJ)Y· F.uneral services "for !lt~ughter, Mrs. Richard 1, _ 6 ulllllllltolllelew ' Joseph (Joe ) . Hlndy, 53, (Sharon) Smith, Coolville; a 111 ud early mo....., Iowa . formerly of Mlddl~rt who . brother, .· AI~. Folla01bee, wUl he Iaiiie • or low 'ltl. died Saturday In Chillicothe, Va., three grandchildren; we~. !leld at 2 p.m. today at three step-grandchildren and the Rawlings .- Coats Funeral seve.-.1 niece.§ and nephews. ::::::;::::::::::::::::::':::::::::::::~':::::':;:::::,;:::;::::>::::,::: Home with the Rev. Dwight Precedll)g hiq~ ·tn \Ieath . ld!!swlfhis pandren~, ;~ehhis WEEKEND MEETING Javitz oHlclating. Mr. ljlndy bes wUl he a weekend was hom July 2, 1924 at 1arst .. e a ·sax. . ers 1 d Delbarton, W. Va., a son of and sisters. ~re:et.!' f ~a;~:t Rcu~u~~b the late Ollie 41Jd. l'l!ary ., Funeral services 1Vill be st rt•~• Wed eSda With' the . Mustard llil)dy. He was alllo. · _held a( 2 p.m . .Wednesdl!y ~t a ~P..,· En., - '1 Ut h . preceded 1n death · by two · the White FURt~"ai· Home. 111 Rev. au1 _. ,.ay1or o1 a . . . · .. Coolville with the Rev. Roy ak ' Sisters. . . . . . . .. as spe er. . Surviving are two Deeter offac1atmg: Burial will On Sunda~ mghl the_r,..-"~ daughters · Mrs Mary Jo be In Cool~leCemetery. • be a hymn smg featunnl! the · Pickens 'Middl~port . 'Mrs . Friends Y call at the PeacefUl Valley gospelgroup Sharon ' Brewer Pbrkers: funeral ho any time after from Columbus. Pastor . . W V • •hr . noon on Tu ·. 1 .·. · Leland Haley invites the burg, . a:, t. ee sons, . . . public'to attend the services Joey, .Cleveland, !,lay. of . . ' which will start at 7, 30 each Parkersburg, and ROD!Ue of KATHRYNP .. fOJ\D. • Beverly·• three ••Isler• .Kathryn Petennan Ford, evening · - -~ · ·Mrs. · · Don (Emma) · Crum, 45., ·former .· . Ml.d dleport , Delbarton, W.' Va . ;. ·-Mrs . resident, died · Friday at ATHEN~ · Clifford (Eijzalleth) ·Stumbo, University ." Hospital In · UVESTOCK SALES Middleport, · and . Mrs. Reed Columbus · after :. several Saturday; July 1, 1978 (Dickie) Vam•" Las Vegas months illness. She was the ·' . ' daughter of 'Mrs. Vemlce Slaughter Steers 51-51. 25_, · Nev_., and t;wo "brothers, ,Cass Feeder St~rs - (400-100 lbs.) of Middleport' and Kalad Petennan, Columbus, and choice 51Hi2, good 43-55. . (Cal ) ·of Winter Park, _Fla. the late Curtis Peterman. Feeder Helfeys ( 400-700 Several grandchildren In idditio11 -to her mother, "" • d . ' 9 lbs.) choice 46.50-4 ·""• eOO nieces and nephews also she. is survived · by one .. •• 75 . ....... survive. daughter,. wanda ; · one son, Feeder BuDs (400-100 lbs.) Mr. Hindy was a member Aaron, and an aunt, Mrs. Ora choice ~. good 41.75-47. of the Middleport First Scott, Columbus. Slaughter BuUs ·(over 1,000 United Presbyterian Church. Funeral services 'will be lbs.) 48, Slaughier Cows, He served with the U.S. Navy held Thursday at the J . W. utilities 38.75-41.85; C8Mers during World War II. He was Ross Funeral Home at I p.m. and Cutters 32-37.35.. a 25 year member'. of · both Burial will he In Ev~rgreen Veals (choice and prime ) Middleport Masonic Lodge Cemetery. The family may 62-70; Baby Calves (by the 363, F&AM, and Feeney· be contacttd. at' 1425 IJUdreth head) ~Bennett Post 128, American or phone 252-3216 ~3. 1 . Friday. IIICb• ,.111 ruce Inlet. .. FOII'membersofanJillin, m, fllllllly ·died Saturday In cralh of a slnaiHngine illrpta. 1n a ·cornfield near Denl8an 1 The dead were B~ Steam, 43 • !*wife Dr Anne Steam 31 and · 'tw~ daught~rs: Ale~:a'ndrla Jane, 7,. and Jennifer,&. 'lbreepassengers SllrVived, Including two. other. w. !be of, There 11 Steam children. D...,,; PLACE DESIGNATED The GlowetteUhould meet at ·Scott's Cleaners on the corner ol Second and Spruce In Gallipolis at 11 a .m . Tueiday for the Gallipolis Fourth of July parade. SQUAD RUNS The 'Middleport Emergency Squad answered three caDs over the weekend. At 12:06 p. m. Saturday Donald Annentrout, 106 N. · Second Ave. , was _taken to Veterans Memorial Hosnital with a po$Sible fractured leg. AI 12:SI p. m. Sunday the squad re!ponded to a caU at . the Anderson Trailers, but the call was cancelled before the squad completed the run. At 9:48 p. m . Sunday the squad w's called to the Aleshire residence on old ropte 7 for DeJa Braglln .who Hogs200-230 (No. 1,lbs.) Barrows and Gilts, 47-47.10; was taken to Veterans With a Sows :i5.85.J9.10: Boars 32,50. .. broken ankle and injured Feeder Lambs 51~. shoulder. or Legionan , Middleport . lieFann had been agent _.With Bureau Jn.surance which later became NationWide. Burial was in · Riverview Cemetery: ·, • d 111 ek rlmoss Aceording to ,the p!llrol, m auto drlnn by Jeffrey p;: BI'WIIfleld,25,G•Uipolll; wU' ealll bound on .Wooclnllle,: when vehicle operated by: Stinley Mayo, 2&, Jackaol!: · Pike, went left of ~ and;. sideswiped the Brumfield. auto. : There was no report of; · injury or Qf citation. • At 6 p.m ., · officers in-l . vestlgated a one-auto crub! on SR 124, at Mineravllle 1n; Meta• County.· .., .,.. •Officers repo!1 that an auto • driven by George J . Deaver~ lost control while netlotlatbqf a curve, went ok the ~· sid f he ad __ eo t ro way,.,"""", back onto the highway;. passed oH the left side, and struck a e•uanlraU. ~. . There were no Injuries. 11Mo Deaver vehiCle lncurre4: mooerate damage. ( .. By ltENNETH 1\. CLARX razura, 18, loll both hands to United Prao IDterutluUI the explosion of an. "M.atl." It wu· the nation 's 202nd Police IBid both firecracker l!lrthday, and Americans types pack power 'ranging marked It wllh their usual from a quarter to a third o( recipe of plcnlci, parades, that of a Stick of dynamite . ~otechnlca and proleat. But • On the highways, jammed the Fourt.h of July carried its Tuesday aa motorlllla headed 1111181 mark of trqedy too. home from their holidays, the ' A dynamite-caliber "block- traffic death toll topped 600, buller" firecracker ripped · Inching toward Ute National · threeflngersfrom the hand of Safety Council predlcUon of . :Kenneth McCorle, 17, of New . 650 to 750 fataJIUes . In BUllion, soaking ralo 'Yirk when he tossed It from the window of a. CJ~r, only to thinned lhe crowd to 20,000 find It bouncing back, and in from last year's 350,000 - as Baymne, N.J ., Marcello Er- .. Veter.alli"MemorlalHospltal Durham, Michael Dutcher, Saturday Admissions - · Mary Edmonds,"Brett Elliott, None. {:Harles Ferguson , Zelia NOW YOU ·KNOW Saturday Discharges - .Fisher, Pearl FuUer, Rosa Mike There actually were seven . CURT.lS M. PERSINGER Ollie Buchanan, Louise Griffith, Norma HollingsCleopatr_a s who ruled Egypt Curtis M: Persinger, 98, Eshelman, Rhonda Gilbert, head, Anna Hughes, Karen at one tune or another, and Coolville, died Sunday at Charlotte · Nease, Danny Jackson, Georgiana Jenkins, 149 S. Third St. they . were Greeks, not Camden - Clark Memorial Walker, Nancy Huffman, Troy Kingerly, Mrs. Charles Middleport, 0 . Egyptians. Hospital in Parkersburg Elizabeth Hysell, Myrtle Lanier and daughter, Mickey following a brief illness. Warner. Manring, · Imogene Morgan, . '"See M i1 Mr. Persinger was hom In Sunday Admissions Lorita Nicely, Evie Nickles, MEETING Ufe, bealtJa uti lwj] I AREGULAR Burnsville, W. Va ., a son of Helen Bartels, Syracuse; Orema Smith, Mrs. Max regular meeting of the late Martin L. and Susan Carl Autherson, Syracuse; Stumbo and daughter, Debra . ·~ Pomeroy Lodge 164, F&AM, Fox Persinger. He worked at Della BragHn, Middleport. Via , · John Forys , Irene will be held at 7:30 p. m . Sunday Discharges - Eliza · Wellman , Teresa Whit, · at the Temple. \he shipyards In Baltimore, Wednesday . ~r.j,,.. .... ,....... Md., during World War II and Foreman, Carolyn Klein, tington, Mary Wolford, ~ All Master Ma50ns are 1o: 5pentthe rernalnderofliis life Richard Hudson, Alma Thomas Wright. vited . as a self-employed fanner. Frazier, Daisy Glassburn . ' (Birtba July I) He had been a resident of " Mr. and Mrs. David Coolville for 40 years. HoberMedlcaiCenler Hughes, a daughter, Surviving are his wife, ·(JilDe!l'l Jackson;. Mr . and Mrs . Helena Rood Persmger; a, . Donna · Baker Teddy Wendall Payne, a son, Bid· ' daughter, Mrs . Bertha Barker, Randall ' BentleY. well. William Bowling, Luther (DiscbargeaJulyZ) Outstanding style, quality, Brown , Jack Carter, Denise Kenneth Adams; Milton. Cox, Carey Cramer, Charlene Barnhart, Florence Barrett ~ D , u I"J Bertha Batey, Debra Carll.r~ ,.• , "'"'r~, · .., J!~P.!lc.~ -nter, Edna Ellb, . Cheryl value. In a word: Lane Delaney and son, Ira ~:..ggers, ,... • tlb~ervance Jr., Helen George, Margaret Fraley, Mr,ll. Timothy Gray, Bev.erly . Guinther, Harless and son, Mary · Clean . un<!l uttered lines . Lots of emphasis The Parish of Grriee Mary Heck, Michael Jarvis, Hughes, Hazel .Jarrell, John Church ;Episcopal) wlll Lucy Jones, Osle Juniper, Jones, Leigh . Mash, Myrtle on the natural beauty of richly grained eo~Jlmemorate the an· Otie l.iru!berry, Mrs. Dwight Neal, George Newland Jr., woods . Scaled for modern needs : Styled of American. In- Uoyd and son , Lewis Long, Vicky Pittenger , Reva olveriBry with a flair for understated contemporary dependence with a · Robert Massie, Marion Reaves, Ghin Sprouse, Tanya elegance. Crafted with the integrity of a celebration of Holy Com· McGinnis. Mrs . David Sturgeon, Donald Vaughan Company whose nanie has stood for -quality munlon at 10: 00 a . m. Meaige and daughter, Mrs. · Jr. furniture for more than 60 years . And priced Tueaday, lo the church, 3%1 Frank Mooney and daughter, realistically . This is the Lane story . One to · E!lst Malo Street, Pomeroy. Suds Pauley, William Perlive with happily ever after . Mrs. Roberta O'Rrlea, a singer, Timothy Powell, member ollhe p!lrlsb vestry, Kelsie Ratliff, will serve as Eplololer. Tlie Reitmire, Tina Riffle, Mrs. · celebrant of lbe service, Charles Ruckel and son, which will he accerdbag to Douglas Russell, Viola " The Book of Common Rutherford, Marla Rutt, Pnyer", will he the Rev .. Marjorie Salser, Pamel~ Robert B. Graves, rector of Saylor, Uoyd Sergent, Clara MIDDlEPORT. 0. the. parish. Shamblin, William Sharpe, Fern Sheets, Billie Stewart, Mrs . Paul Stewart and daughter, Nancy Stinson, DO-IT-YOURSELF Luronda Thacker, Joy Thnton , Scottie Tripp, Juanita Weethee, Aubrey Young. (Births) For al your do-it.,ourself . Mr. · and Mrs. Robert daughter, Chassin, a Home Improvement Supplies Jackson; · Mr . aod Mrs. W_Uliam Cochran, a daughter; Cross Hardware Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. Brett \ Epling, a son, Gallipolis; Mr. • Housewares · and Mrs. John Johnson, •a • • WallpaPer daughter, New Haven; Mr.· N • Paints . and Mrs. William Rollins, a • Electrical Suppjies A . daughter, Wellston; Mr. and • Plumbinq Suoolies Mrs . Arthur Robinson, . a doughier, Jackson. E (DI.sehargeo July II . Helen Anderson, Olga Open Mon. thru Sat. Beckley, Jake Betz, Blllie 9: 00 to S: 00 Black, Nonna Broyles, Mrs. •' 71 N. 2nd Ave . Middleport _ 992-38 William Christian and son, the U-year-old Art~ur Fiedler conducted hla annual musical specuicular, with from the cannon-fire Mauachusetts National Guard punctuating Tchaikovsky's "1812 Overture." At Intermission, ·Fiedler was presented with 24 leather-bound volumes containing half a · million congratullitory · signatures from his fans. · , "This -Ia a: great day for :· me," Fiedler ·said. "'I don 't think I'll ever be able, to read .all this. It woulrl almo st he 7_,.. ·. · Pomer.oy-Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, July 5, 1978 like reading · the · " Star Wars ;" " Close Encyclopedia Britannica." · Encounters of a Third Kind" For ' New Vorkers it fell .and_ "2001 Space .Odyssey." Cold rain dampened more like the Fourth of March, with temperatures in festivities in Philadelphia the 60s and a drizzling rain too, but failed to halt the washing' out planned disco ·traditional fireworks and the parade from Independence dancing In the streets. Despite the gloomy Hall. Mayor Frank Rizzo weather, they turned out in presented the City 's highest force to .watch the · aMual· awllfd - the F~eedom Medal Macy's fireworks display to Roman Catholic elec)ronically synclironized Archbishop Cardinal · John this year so that 6,640 aerial Krol. · shells burst on cue to the . In . Washingto n, several Strains of theme music from thousand members of the Youth International Party puffed pot across the street from tbe "White House in a protest bid ID be arrested, but police . de clined . Yiolence erupted briefly when mounted officers r:esponded to a ·barrage of bottles and cherry bombs with a charge loto the " Yippie" ranks, but chants of "peace - w.e .want peace" soon quelled the disturbance. In J3axter Springs, Kan., a firecracker tossed from a car by two teen-agers blew back into the vehicle, igniting • • ............ ......................... LANE . . Independence ' ' MEN'S BtUE JEANS . . ••• •· '1 .195 . 1 t \ • .... Leggs Popular Mr. Brand flare leg . true western st'y ling. 14 ounce blue denim pre. washed . Sizes 29 tci 42 waist - lengths 30 t~ 34 . . Be sure to Mt ovr fine selection ol 11\tn's long . sleeve western shirts In slros small 04-141'11, medium 115-IS'I'al, Iorge 116· 16•i.l, extro lor.. (t7-t7V.l .' USE OUR FREE PARKING lOT Q.OSED TUESDAY ON SECOND ST. JUlY 4TH Open Wednesday niursd;~y · Saturday 9:JOto5 P.M. . Friday 9:30A.M. toe P.M. ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY He Does His Banking From The Bank • SUNDAE SALE: \ • FREE ' In fact, Mr. Anthony haa more time than 1¥11' to relax, fish and travel thanks to a spacial free F .armer• Bank service; Each month Willis . Anthony's social security check Is dapoalted -· automatically and directly In !tis Farmers Bank checking account. He . doesn't halll to Wait around foe: the check to arrlw In' his mall box, or worry about It being stolen If he's out--of-town, or spend precious time hurrylnQ to the blink to deposit his own check. If you're rill,.;! you c;ail tika advanlage of the same aervloe , Vlalt Farmer's Bank for Information about how your aoc;lal security check can lie automatically . deposited In your checking account. .·•. :-3 in One o• Pt()pfe ,you kno·w.... know Farmer~ I ·~ CLOSED JULY 4TH ·' Fs dan_y 1s e ~:J LOcust St. ,iddleport_. 1 ,~.-..,_...,., 0 f 0,' ..._ Farmers Bank .................. POIIiiiiOY OltiO ...... ;Die . WWKU% .. . FIRST PLACE in tlie now - theme division was the float entered by Racine I;laptist Church. Their theme was Dr. Wade joins PVH POINT PLEASANT. John A. Wade, Jr., M.D ., an otolaryngologist (ear, nose 8 a.m . till 1:30 p.m. He and his wile, Sarah, and daughter, Emily, reside at j~:eJh;~:\t:fr"~:'~i~a!~~ ~l~a~~~~-dler Drive in 'P oint praise given ..:!'h!'~KI. :rJ'~· ·l.aa~otJ:-~=~~ l X~JutrA"t11 ~~ -~~n~;; James'flamed America mthe Fourth of July - sort of. ''The American peq~le's struggle for independence and · democr•cy stands as a fine tradition that is aimed at providing a better life and society In which the people can truly be Masters· o1 the land," the radio Intoned . Wants legislature involved ment. ·Earth return readied MOSOOW (UPI) ~ The world's first Pollah cosmonaut and bla 1\uaaian cm~ma'*'r readied their return to jj:arth today, .,.._ their apace ca~ule loaded _With data from a week of aperlments aboard the Salyul 6 $Illite station. - Soviet aplite experts predicted more SJ)I!cefllghts with Jnternatlmal cr.e~ as part ol the jntercoounos program. U. S. protests ap_p ointment GENEVA, Switzerland (UPI) -The United States has . lannaJly protested the appointment of a Soviet KGB Jn&eWaence colonel u persoMel director at the United Natlma' European headquarters. SWiu authorities, In an unusual public statell)ent, salct· ' tbey were "c'-IY studying" a Soviet request to •lve ·dlpklmatlc accreditation to Gell Dneproflky, ldentlfled as a KGB colonel. . r . ,llO,tJOO reward is offered , WAIHJNGTON ( UPI) - 'l1te FBI wtU PIIY .10,001) each for W.awlkm ...ding to lhe arr8ll of two Cuban exllel being lullld Ia CCIIIIICUon with lhe 1978 slaying ol tonilir OtUean D I 21 Mbr...f Orlando IAteller. PBJ11p JNIIBII Dave C... said Tuedlay ''Up to flO,OOI! 1 lu'betD lll1bll'llld fGr Jll)'lllellt to lndlvldull" who help find ··e~~~~~r Jo11 DIGnlllo Sulrez cr VlrgiUo Paz . The FBI consldera 1 ~~ 1naed and dangerous. . • , '11 .. · ~Happlness is Freedom in ChriSt ." State fire marshal's offic'e to be req " uested • · ., -~ office In the hospital. to ·represent Dr . Wade is the first ea r, B k nose and throat specialist to UC eye state come to the tri-county area of COLUMBUS State Mason, Gallia, and Meigs . He Representative Ron James Is a graduate of West Virginia (0-Proctorville) has received Unlversi ty .School of special recognition by being Medicine. He completed .a named to help represent Ohio ClEVELAND (UPI)- U.S. District Court Judge Frank two-year general surgery at the National Conference o£ residency at Charleston Area Stale Legislatures. J. Battisti has received a suggestion from stale attorneys that Medical Center in Jame s was tapped bY he Involved the state legislature in the Cleveland school Charleston, West Virginia, Speaker of the House." Vern deeegreptlon case to get th~ $15 million needed for school and then retu111ed to West Rille, to attend the three-day busing In 1978. Virginia University Medical . meeting beginning July 5, at A melll<l'andum filed with the judge by attorneys for the Center. for a three yeaf' Denver. Colorado . Ohio Board of Education, co-defendant With the local school Rifle said he chose James. residency in ENT surgery. board In the desegregation case, said there can be no . A- native of Charleston, Dr. because of his expertise in the desegregation without the money and the legislature controls Wade has been published in areas of natural resources, ihe funds. · · the " Laryngoscope" a environment, energy and national publication for e~r. state retirement. · nose and throat specialists. _"T.he people of $outhern His subject was "Clinical Ohio should be proud that CHARLESTON, W. Va. {UPI ) - No increase has Signi£icance of Vir al they have a representatative materialized even though· U. S. Bankruptcy Court oHiclals Latency ." who has experienc e and were pre~re<t f<r a large boost In cases at the close of the 11~ in addition to his office kn owled ge to share with day United Mine W<rkers strike. hours, Dr. Wade will also be le gislator s from all fift y · U. S. Bankruptcy Judge Edwin Flowers, In fact, said the rumber of bankruptcy petitions In the past three months has dolog ear. nose and throat . states ," Riffe said. Represent ativ e J ame s and facial plastic surgery at faUen over the same three-month span last year, from 283 in commented, " l am looking Pleasant Valley Hospital. ,1977 to mly 235 In !978. · James L. Farley. · forward to a t remendous Executive Director of . learning experience that will Pleasant Valley Hospit a l, help me to continue to imBARTOW, F-la . (UPI) - Charlie Smith celebrated, hls announcing lhe appointment prove services to !he people !38th birthday Tuesday and said he still drinks as much booze of Dr. Wade to the staff Silid, of my ~istrict , " " We are indeed fortunat e to as he can get and likes to smoke cigarettes, too. . have . a physician of Dr . EXTENDED FORECAST. And m special occasions a piece of cake is a nice chaJ11le of Wade's caliber on our staff." Friday through Sunday, . pace f<r Charlie, who !lillY reaDy he the oldest man in the Dr. Wade Is in the process warm and hum!~ ..-tth wcrld as well as the IJnited States. of establishing his practice at showers dally. Highs from Pleasant Valley Hospital 85 to 90 and lows In the now . His office hours will be lower 70s. . LAGOS, NtieFia ( UPI) -Relatives are moving thousands Monday through Frid~y from of sick NlgeFian p!ltients out of Lagos hospitala, which have been itruck by the state 's public and private doctors. Both public and private health iervlces in the Lagos area were paralyied f<r the second day Tuesday as doctors refused to treat the ~ck because of a dispute With the military govern- .:Relatives moving sick Goldie • rd Wo s Celebrates 136th birthday CROSS HARDWARfJ JULY 4 ONLY BUY 1 GET 1 :£,..)_r_h_e_w_._or_fd_To_'.d_a_y_ No increase materializes R . -- County and Churct)." Second' place was won by the Aux iliary of the Racine Fire Department. F1RST PLACE WINNER In the Independence Day theme was the float entered by Wesleyan United Methodl$1 Their theme was "Independence in . Church. . J) .Twice the fun for the ,... . _z-, .. . . . ~·~ 'l ..., r see Crabtree_, Fifteen Cents Vol. ~9. No. 56 • . HARDWWARE HEADQUARTERS Chad $0 .60. GULF 'BAKER FURNITURE ..-::;;;;;;:::;;:::;iiiiiiiiiiiiiii=····-~ ago in a wooden crate In a bookstOI'e - was purchased by Dallas millionaires Ira Corn Jr. &lid Joseph Dr~oll for $400,000. . For horae.raee buffs in Lafayette , La ., Mr. Firecracker did his Fourth of July best . The 4-year-old gelding entered the fifth race a decided m1derdog, but hunch bettors, eyeing his name, ran.lhe odds 2· 1 in , ll is favor . Mr . Firecra cker won , paying • ~enttne at y me for car, .-r....... more fireworks and Sl'lling the car on- fire . The two youths jwnped, and were .not injured, but the lllazing car hit another vehicle, then rairuned a garage which also burned . Another , firecra ckerrelated blaze leveled most of a city bloek in Girard, Kan. In Dallas, a group of wealthy' Texans marked the Fourth .by presenting an original second"printed copy of the De cia ration of Independence to the city. The documPnt - found 10 yeo;us MEETS WEDNESDAY ": The Syracuse- MineravIlle Sports .AISOCtatlon Will meet Wednesday at 8;30 p. m. at-' the Syracuse MuQiclpaJ , B u ildlng. ELBERFELDS . ·sPECIAL SALE I . .- _B irthday -marked by ·u sual'customs, but ca~ries · .tragedies ~~~~ ~~u:r:: ~on':: . ~~ Rd,, at the junction ol S~ According to the an . auto operated by Junior F. the rlllllp , accll;lents over the weekend Baker, 25, Crown City, had The cb-tver loll control 011 while the emergency squad slowed to _tum left, when a · the wet ~vemerit, went off answered three caDs. ve'!'cle dr1ven by Richard A.. the rlghl aide of the roadway, At 7:1:tp. m . Saturday, an Philllpo, 24, Chesapeake, was and struck theslgnsowned by accident occurred on East unable to atop and struck tile the . Dep!lrtrnent of TransMain Street when a car Baker auto In the rear. port~tlon. _ driven by Carl Swartz 25 .\11 QCCup!lnt of the Phillips. The auto Incurred · Mason, was maklog a' left· -.:ehicle1 Mabel .M. Phillips, moderate damage. There tum_and a vehicle driven. by 56, clalined lojuries, but was . were 110 lnjurlea, or Citation. .Daruel Dudding, 17, Rac10e, . not 4\lmediat~ly- tr~ted. . At 9,04 · .in. officers were !ltruek the Swartz.car In the . Phillips was · c1ted :'or ·'caUed to ·tl:e sCene of a twOleft rea~. Dudding was assu~ clear distance : 'lliere . car accident on SR 7 threecharged With unassured clear . was sbght domage to both 1 lhs f · th' th <liotance. . . . .h. , . . . . . en o a m 11 e sou o1 e . .. . . . ve lc.es. . . . . . . . . Gallla ·County Line. An acc1dent on West Malh ' · At·6:30 p.- m .-. on M_t. tabor: . . A 'di . . ·lh . 1 occurredat7:18 p.m. Sunday '.Rd · tlllv-tertths of ·a ·mUi•' · .ccor ng to - ~ patro • when a vehicle operated by north of CR 3o an llllto driven· Jerry $wartz,(f, Middleport, Debra . Beasley! . . Wes_t bY. Joe .W: Undamood, 40; .wahi rttempttedg ~o ha Columb1a was pulling·out of VI 1 · Y t y · 11 .• d . 'th ait ve c e opera . Powell's' Silnoco Statii>n n on, ~o . lu.e __wl . . ! · Sayer; 19, New Haven, headln west . Beasley lied embankment. ...; . . When Swartz observed apg_ ._ . . pu . . . Acc~rdlng _to · the patrol, . proachlng traffl~. her · vehicle across ·the road Undamood was 110rth bound · swa 11z then a 1· t empted . 1o hi · ·d · · b K. · tUng a car riven Y eMy on .Mt.. Tabor · when· -he, h · h 1 d Hanklson, ~ew Haven, who . became incapacitate~. at- re;:enter 1 e ng t ane, an was travelll)g _~ast: Beasley templed to back to tum: hls st ;ck the Saye~ ar~· Sa was charged . Wl\h ·failure. to · -uto;·!'lid-,strbck ·an etJl)lank· v . passenger m. yer y1eld the •nght of way. · men I. · Tbere was · sliglit NehlciHae,SusanlJ .. Ededwainrdj, 17 • . . da mage . to the .auto. .. ' · . .. , but ew wasven~otc aun ury . th . ere. were IIo inj unes m immediatelY e1ther accident . ·Lindamood was cited for t ted At 2:~ a. m Sunday the DWI. · . · . r~her~ was moderate emergency squad answered a ·AI) auto operated by Jackie da both h.I 1 all t th Thoma 'd R. L. k ' d v· . mage to ve- ces. c o e . . resa !'DC~ • uc a o, 21 ; . mton, . S rt' d f r on Wolfe Drive and _lit 12: 26,p. · · wa z was c11 e o m . the squad ::irted Mrs. Norman . ysell, · Pomeroy, to Hotze Medical Center. Also, at 3:04 p. m . the squad transported Donna Gibbs and Chriatie Gibbs, · . both involved in ari automobile accident, to · Holzer. 'HOSP. JTAL N'EW.·.·S • 20 • assured clear dla·-· ~2~!:.·~ 1) ·~~~~:~:~::r::~ ~~~=:~ca. ~trol, . ' · . •~ · . . from several cars at Racine Tue sday evening, Meigs Count y Sheriff Jam es _J . Proffitt said this morning. ' Sheriff Proffitt and Deputy "Robert Beegle had responded to a ca ll from Thomas Kibble, RD Pomeroy . Kibble advised he had gone to Racine to wa tch the fireworks display and had parked his pickup truck in ~e church parking lut behind the junior high building . F oll owi ng . the fir ework s .display, he discovered the truck's battery had been stolen . While investigating , nearby res id ent s furnish ed t he sheriff with a description and li cens~ plate number of a couple of cars as well as the descri pti on . of . some in· dividuals thaf had been act. ing suspiciously . Patrolman Werry was alerted by radio information . ' regarding the matter . A short Unlted.Eress loternatiooal states patrol ' ipterstate mi:might T.uesday but reports lime later Werry spotted one of the vehicles in downtown A nationwide effort to highways for speeders, has from some states went . not Pomeroy : He stopped the car reduce speeding dur.il)g the not reduced the death count complete. Fourth of July holiday significantly from previous A breakdown of accidental and took three suspects to the eounty jail. deaths : weekend appears to have holiday weekends. Upon questioning, deputi~s Alaska , Washington, D.C., Traffic 634 failed to hold the traffic death learned an IS.year-<>ld Rt. I count under the minimum of South Dakota and Vermont Drownlngs 140 Reedsville . ro uth and two 650 projected by the Nati o~al had no deaths reported. Planes 21 youths ages 16 a nd 17 from Safety Council. . Attempting to combat dri· . Total 795 Operation CARE, a vers ' fati gue, volunteer s California led all states the Chester Area, had cashed cooperative elfort among law served free coffee at eight wit h 68 traHic dea ths , a check at the Landmark enforcement agencies in 44 cities along intersta te followed by Texas with 44 / Station. The check had been highways in 'Dlinok, ~hi~~ < TIJi_noii!. r~rded 29, New stolen from a car at Racin e. had one of its highj!st" death '·York had .zs: •Florida 24, The battery Jaken from th e tolls·for the Fourth of July in Geprgia · 22, ·Arizona 21 and truck has '&en recovered recent years ,, The Texa s lntlfana alii:I Ala)Jama 20. · ,.. _frorrra Syracuse resident . De puties also learned that Department of Public Safety / 1. - -"~:" one of the trio had stolen two urged drivers to use tHeir ,.,,1- , ~~W ' -helmets at the Southern . headlights during the day to'' ' " . .. ' Junior High and when· he remind fellow motorists of Considerable cloudiness, discovered that one of the traffic safety, but the effort apparently had little effect . becoming mostly sunn y face pieces had been broken he threw the helmet against a Clear skies an~ · excellent during the afternoon and a swimming conditions caused little warmer. Highs today window breaking the glass. Th e helmets were recovered recreation !;eekers to flock to around 80. Generally clear tonight with lows in .the upper beh ind the junior high 'pools and beaches, increasing 50s to the low 60s. Sunny and building . . the drowning toll. Th e warmer Thursday with highs · The trio wer e held in the crashes of several ' light in the mid 80s . county jail. pending hearings . plahes pusned up.the airplane Wednesday . The name of the death count. 18 yea r-old is being withheld Two Oklahoma Highway pending.the filing of charges. : Patrol trooper s and a ACTIONS · FILED J'{lilitary policeman wer e Two suits fo.r mQney and a killed Monday · when a dissolution of• marriage -have · · Department of Public Safety been filed in Meigs · Co unty OPEN DOOR SESSION . airplane hit a power line and Common Pleas Court . On july 12 a representative The Fanners Bank and · ·c rashed while on a traffic from "congressmim Clarence control assignment near Savings Co., P omeroy, filed E. -Miller's office will conduct Madge, Okla. suit in the amo unt of $1 ,113.44 session from 10 an open door A count by United Press agaihs.t Helen K. Bol en, . International at 7 a .m . E;DT. Dexter; and another for a.m.·l2 noon in the court· ljlday showed at lealll 634 $1,491.75 against Ja ck Bolen, house in Pomeroy. · If anyone has any questions persons had bet-n ldlled in and Helen Bolen, Dexter. Debbie . Smith, · Portland, concerning the ' Federal '111E BICYClE DMSION - 1n111 by Mike VanMeter; age 2 and his sister Becky . traffk deaths since the "Yankee Doodle Dandy" wu 1IMd u their theme. They are the childr,en of Mr_. and Mrs . holiday weekend began at 6 and Cart~r Smith, Racine; Government, please stop by Roy VanMeter, Racine. Second and 'third places respectively went ·'" Br~· an Dill, Racine,, p.m. local time Friday. The !iled for dissolution of to discuss (hem with the representative. eounting period ended at marriage. and Donlta Manuel, Letart Falls.. · • Me igs Count y Sheriff Jame' J . Proffitt reports the State ~· ir e Marshal's Office will be called to assist in the investigation of a fire tnat destroyed a truck Tuesday even ing at the parking lot at the old King 's Arms Night Club below Middleport . According to the ,report, a 1971 Brockway truck owned by Anthony Ca rdillo, Rt. 1,' Litng~ville, wa s parked at th e pa rklng place' a·round 7 P··l"· Monday evening after Cor· dillo came into the tipple at Jay Mar Coal Company which had -already closed . The cab of the truck was destroyed . Coal in it was owned - by Jay Ma r. T.he Middleport Fire Department responded to the scene and extinguished 'the . flarne s . Fireme~ were su.mmoned around 6:30 a.m. today when one front tire again ignited . Deputies are lnvestigaging the r eport of a boat motor · from Old Towne Cree k. Gerald Dilf, RL I, Miners· ville, reported the motor was stolen sometime between 10 p.m . Monday and 4 p.m. Tuesday . T.homa s Gasper s , RD Pomeroy (Flatwoods area) re,ported sometime bet jlleen I p.m. Friday and Tuesday his house had been entered. Th ~ method of ent ry iS un determined. He reP<>rled a 19 inch TV set and a Singer sewing machine with ca binet had been taken . Tuesday e veni ng, J oan · Milliron , Rt. 2, Racin e, reported the windshield had been smashed and the radio antenna and wiper anns P.,nt on her 1971 Opel Cade! station wagon parked at a local night club. Charges were expected 'to be filed later today . The alertness of Pomeroy Patrolman Thomas " Pee Wee" Werry r esulted in the apprehension of lhree in· dividuals lo r t he theft of a battery and other items taken Nationwide effort to reduce SReed fail~d l· - th - . ea er • .!t ~I J • � 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 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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