https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/130fa187e20e9cb9aa954baacfad4b46.pdf 453ac00c50dfd7d14e48a0f9db45cd97 PDF Text Text ~.· . ,-.. ... 16-The Daily Sentinel, M.,iddleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Thursday, July 'El, 1978 Columbia Gas offers budget plan for '79 · Hospital Nt-ws Holler Medleal Center (Diaebarg.,., July !I) Glenda Brumfield, J anoit Bryant, Sharon Anne Bums, Donald Colley, Leslie Coon, Columbia Gas customers residenual or commercial Jr., Ella Elkins, June Fox, seeking an easier way to pay customer who wishes to take Larry Garrison, Larry winter heating bills have a advantage of it . C~omers Holley , Goldye Johnson, Paul practical answer in th e pay only for the gas they use. Lewis, Margaret Martin, company's Budget Payment Monthly bills show both Sharon McGee, Jamie Lee Plan that lets them know In actual usages and charges, so McPeek, Louise Myers, August what their January customers always Jlre aware Sarah .· Nichols, Mrs. Verne gas bills will be. of the status of their ac- Ord and son, Mrs. Michael " Managing winter heating co unts. Pratt ·a nd son, Dorothy bills ha s become an inMary Alice II a customer decides to Roush, creasingly difficult problem join, he.does so by paying the Spaulding, Judy Stobart, for many customers, and the . budget amount shown on the Winnie Stout, Andrew -·· severity of the past two August gas bill and con- Thorne , Wilford Tipple, winters hasn 't helped, " J . M. tinuing to pay that amount Deborah Wolfe, Patricia Koebel, manager for the gas each month thereafter, the- Woolum. company in the Gallia-Meigs manager said. Births area, said. Budget amounts are based Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stewart, ''Ce rtainl y any way in on each customer 's history of a son, Patriot . Mr. and Mrs. which the company can help gas usage, normal weather William Partin, a daughter, to ease the impact of winter conditions and the cost of ~as. Jackson . Mr. and Mrs. heating costs will be welcome Major changes in any of these R<>nald Huffman, a daughter, indeed for our customers. We factors can result in budget Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. believe our Budget Plan is the amount . adjustments when Mark Beegle, a son, Racine. best solution possible, and accounts are reviewed prior Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lewis, some 640,000 Col umbia to the end of the heating a daughter, Proctorville. Mr. customers c urrently par ~ · season . . and Mrs. Leonard Hurlow, a ticipating in thf program Cust omers wishing ad- daughter, Henderson, W. Va. apparently · shar e our · ditional information on the Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Creech, opinion." Budget Payment Plan can a daughter, Jackson . Koebel pointed out that call or stop by their local ~as starting in August , th e company office Koebel said. Veterans Memorial Hoopltal Admissions Bertie customer pays a monthly "We will be happy to answer Wratt, Pomeroy; Emma amount equal to one-twelfth any questions or provide any Hayman, Syracuse; Carrie the estimated aMual cosi of further information on this Osborne, Reedsville; and his annual gas service. This practical way to spread the res ult s automatically in impact of winter heating bills Sharon Wise, Middleport. Discharges - Eleanor smaller gas bills during evenly over the year." Werry, Bertha !son, Ethel months of greatest gas usage. Sarson, Allen Lewis, James The decision to join is up to Parker, Daisy Glassburn, each individual customer, the Pearl Reedes, and Dian manager emphasized. The Hysell. company simply offers the plan as a free service for any ! lHE PUFFED Pedwin. THE SHOE BOX Middleport . Ohio 1-------------------~-----· · I f Area Deaths ! Virginia Hess Hartenbach IiERMAN CHEATHAM and two sons : Kip HarHennan Franklin tenbach, Pt . Pleasant, and Cheatham, 59, Col umbus, . Jeff Harten bach, Gallipolis. died Monday evening at his One granddaughter survives. borne following a six-month One brother and one sister . lon g illne ss. A former in death . preceded him , residentofthePomeroy area, Funeral services will be Mr. Cheatham was the son of held 2 p.m. Friday at the the late Herman and Bessie, Crow-Hussell. Funeral HOme Moore Ch eatham. with Rev. John Bradley ofSurvivin g are two sons, Terry and Frankie, both of ficiating . Burial will be'in Kirkland Columbus; two aunts, Carrie Memorial Garden. Friends Moore and Neva Moore, both may call at the funeral home of Pomeroy, ~nd several from 6 until 9 p.m. on Thurs- . cousins. day . Funeral services will be held Thursdayat 2 p.m. atthe MRS. ARVILLA DONAHUE Woodyard Funeral Home , Mrs.· Arvilla Donahue, 91, East State Street, Columbus. Route4, Pomeroy, died early A.E . HARTENBACH this morning at Veterans A. E . Hartenbach, 72, a Memorial Hospital. Born resident of2900 Jackson Ave., June 9, Ul871n Rowan County, Pt. Pleasant, died at 5:09 Ky., Mrs. Donahue. was the p.m. Wednesda y in Pleasant daughter of the late James Valley Hospital after and Lizzie Hardin Pettit. She becoming ill at work . was also preceded in death by He was an 'electrician with her husband, William A. the 1301 Mountaineer Project DonahUe, ln 1966; a son, at New Haven, a member of Carmel; and five sisters. th e Main Street Baptist Su rviving are three Church and a member of the daughters , Mrs . William IBEW Union 317 , Huntington , (Eula ) Elan ,' Pomeroy ; Mrs. W. Va . He was also a ret ired Wavne 1Marie ) Tillman, member of the IBEW Club Ponce, Puerto Rico, and Mrs. 317. Wayne (Florence ) Johnson , He was born July 30, 1905, Le~ington , Ky .; a son, Arlie in Pomeroy, son of the late B. Donahue, Bradenton, Fla.; Albert Earl and Rosa three sisters, Mrs. Mannie Gloeck ner Hartenbach . Swimm. Mansfield; Mrs. Ada He os survived by his wife , Bates , Fleming sburg, Ky ., and Mrs. Maudi e Daugherty, Qearwater, Fla.; a brother, Arnold Pettit, Clearwater, Fla .; Twelve grandchildren, 11 great-greal children , and two great - great - grandchildren . ' Mrs. Donahu e was amember of the Apostolic Church of Rutland . Calling hour&will be from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Friday at the Rawling s-Coats Funeral Home in Middleport . Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the DennyNorthcut and Son Funeral Home in Morehead, Ky ., with the Rev . Damond Adams and the Rev. Ray Rouse officiating·. Burial will follow in the Pokesville Cemetery , Salt Lake, Ky. Come As You Are. 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In addition to her parents, Mrs. Hansher was preceded in deat h· by her husband , James, three siSters, three brothers : and two halfbrothers. OHIO are I . ' Begins Friday, July 28th at ,..30 a.;m. Sale Prices Limited To Stock On . Hand . . OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 SALE MEN'S SALE Women's Tops· and Shorts SPORT COATS Sizes 36 to 46, good selection of · colors and paHerns . .. Regular and Extra Sizes. 1h - ~OFF PRICE sun dresses. Months sizes thru 7 to 14. 20% Savings On Our Remaining Stock of Summer furniture. Short Sleeve Knit Shirts · · Size sma ll through extra large, crew neck, collared styles. a good selection. SAVE 30% WEMBLEY TIES HANES POCKET T SHIRT Solid colors , sizes S, M land XL. Buy for work or sports wear. Selected from regular stock, solids and fancies. Values to $6.50. . ,. . LlffiE BOYS · JEANS AND KNIT SHIRTS FINAL CLEARANCE MEN'S SHORT MEN'S DRESS SLACKS . M.EN'S SUMMER WEIGHT JACKETS Final clearance sale, just 50 jackets in the group. Sizes S, M, L, and XL. While they last. ~ lh PRICE NO. 73 . The World Today . WAsHIN~TON (UP])- U. S. District Judge John Slrica's mhng there 1s no constitutional bar to women serving on war~lpa Is .being hailed by women's rights advocates as operung doors that have been closed since the republic was born. , A_ woman lawyer Involved in the c~ called it a significant door-opener '' because, ''The military tends to be a sacred cow, a traditional male preserve. But with this decision the judge was able .to see beyond those hoary traditions to the real consUt~tlonal principle Involved." BLEGRADE; Yugoslavia (UPI) - In a move seen 'a s presaure on Cuba to end its military Involvement in Africa, Egypt wants the non--aligned conference to refuse Havana the honor of hosting next year's summit, at least lor the time being. Egypt 'sstate minister for foreign affairs, Butros Gall, iate Thw-sday night denounced Soviet Interference and Cuba's mllltary Intervention with liOIDe tG,tllliLtroopo In Africa. SPORT SHIRTS M. L. XL sizes , cotton arid 'Double knit polyester , solid color and pattern.s . Size JO to 46 waist, Hlected from regular stock for quick S, polyester blends, permanent pr.ess. solid colors and patterns. clearance. Regularly St 1.95 to St9 .95 . lh PRICE WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE LAWN BOY MOWER SALE h. PRIC 1 CLEARANCE PRICES -Summer Handbags -Junior Sportswear -Buster Brown -Summer Jewelry '25.00 On Any l.awnboy In Stock. -Women's and Girls' Swimwear -Junior Denim Shorts -Junior Jogging Outfits -Children's Sum mer Clothing -Boys 8 to 20 Short SleM Knit Shirts -Men's Wrangler 14 OL Denim Jeans -Men's & Boys' Cut Off Shorts WOMEN'S DRESS SALE SALE SALE WOMEN'S SUNDRESSES COORDINATE Junior Sizes SPORTSWEAR Special savings Seven-point plan proposed SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (UPI) - ·A se.ven-j)Oint program to Increase overseas markets lor America's _agricultural products has been proposed by Rep. Clarence J. Brown RDhio. · · ' . "The issue of agricultural policy is one which will affect our economic future and well-being," Brown told a meeting Thursday of the Ohio Chapter of the American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers. WASHINGTON (UP!) Inflation roared ahead in June as the cost of food , housing and cars pUShed up all consumer prices by 0.9 percent for the •third straight month, the government reported today. Duriilg the first half of 1978, the prices Americans paid ln supermarkets , department stores and other retail !llltiets climbed at a compounded annual rate of 10.4 percent. That was the steepest gain over a prolonged period since the 11 .7 percent increase in the six-month period ending in January 1975, the Labor Department said. The departmertt said prices increased 11.4 percent during the last three mooths alone . To make matters worse, the average American 's Former student arraigned spokesman told the News that the Federal Highways Admin istration has a large backlog of pla ns that have been submitted by the State. He addf d,that just as suon as the Sla te receives the bridge plaqs back, they will advertise for bid:! on the remain ing contracts . . Until then, he said, there is nothing that can be done . The Ravenswood News story also said an effort was made on March 9 to ascertain when the remaining contracts for the bridge would be awarded. At that time, according to the article, the stale said "all remaining contracts would be advertised fo' bid,s in April, May and June," On May :n, the State said, "t he cont racts for the West . FRIDAY, JULY 28 ' 1978 . Virginia and Ohio approaches would be let for bid on June 6. The date set for the steel st ruct ure was June 27." Another call was pla<-ed on June 6 and at that time, the state said "all remaining co.ntracts have been sent to the Federal Highways Administration for review. It is now almost Au~ust and th e State still · has not received approval fi"om the Federa l • Highways Ad· · ministration . Despite this, the State is now projecting an August bid advertisement. When asked directly by the News if there has been any change in plans. Gallagher said, "!'lo, absolutely none. The delay is directly attributable by the delay of the plans from the Federa l Highways Administration . . PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Inflation • Increases buying power fell 0.4 percent in June and was down 2.3 percent over the past year. KENT, Ohio (UP!) - Newly elected Cuyahoga County The administration has Democratic party Chainnan Tim Hagen, whose political projected that inflation would organization is backing the recall of Cleveland Mayor·Dennis rise 7.2 percent during all of Kuclnich, says the chief executive of Ohio's"!argest city "taps 1978. '" the real frustrations ofthe people" who elected him. However , the d!lllble-digit Speaking Thursday at the Robert A. Taft Institute Govern- inflation pace of the first half ment Seminar for higb school social science teachers, Hagen · makes that prediction said the party has a "responsibility to rid the system of people extremely doubtful , who don't ul)derstand politics·. " according to While House inflation counselor Robert StraUss. The consumer price index TAlLAHASSEE, Fla . (UP!) - A former Utah law student . will be arraigned today, charged with the Jan. 15 slayings of two Florida State University coeds and the savage beatings of three .other women, ·, The charges were returned in an Indictment against Theodore Bundy, 31, late Thursday night at the Leon Couhty Jail. The indictment says Bundy strangled and beat to death Chi Omega sorority sisters Lisa Levy, 20, and Margaret Bowman, 21, both of St. Petersburg, as they slept. ' 0 I Chairman denounces Kucinich Work on .the bridge t9 span the Ohio · River bet ween Ravenswood and the Great Bend area of Meigs County, has been delayed due to a backlog of plans in th e Federal HighWafS Ad· ministration, it was re.vealed this week. • The Ravenswood News, in a story this Wednesday , said efforts made to find out when the remaining co ntract s would be let for bids "have· proved to be as unsatisfactory as in Ure ~st. " According to Pat Gallagher of the West Virginia Department of Highways , officials in West Virginia say they ·hope to advertise for blds on some contracts by August 29 and hopefully on others by September 19. The highways department en tine . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Pressure put on Cuba ON KNIT SHIRTS ON JEANS VOL. XXIX at 'Door-opener' for women SAVE 30% SAVE 50% • e MEN'S Lawn and Patio Furniture Sale FOR AROUND-There will be a 'sllgbt change at the Mason County ' f'a~ this year. Instead of the MoWJtalneer Regional Fiddlers' Contest, a two-hour Fiddlers and Pickers Concert ~tll_be held Samr~y, Aug. 12, beginning at 6 p.m. Te.n area musicians from both Weat VU:IZIIIIB af!d Ohto _will, sta~e the """""~'~· Shown m'acticinR their act are -ll_lree of those mU81c1ans, left to right,_:Jim Gordon, Gallipolis, on the five ... tring banjo; liary Boles, Leon, on the rhythm guitar; and Bernard Connolly, Mason, on the fiddle. Save one-third on dresSy dresses · •nd WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE 2 LITTLE. GIRLS DRESSES for June stood at 195.3 , meaning that goods and services that cost $100 in 1967 were priced at $195.30 last month. Food costs climbed 1.3 percent last month, the sixth straight month of steep increases, the department said. ·~The June increase stemmed from sharply higher prices for beef and a continued rapid rise in prices of other foods such as poultry, dairy products, cereal and bakery products, fats and oil and sugar and sweets, " the department said. Beef prices gained 5.6 percent last month, more than double the May increase and almost as much as the record 6.6 percent inLTease recorded in April. The cost of beef was nearly 3! percent above the October 1977 level when the current upward trend began . Overall, food costs were up at an annual rate of nea rly' 20 percent during the past three months . • The prices of food purchased in grocery stores rose 1.4 percent last month, which was less than the 1.8 percent rise in May and the 2. 4 percent advance'·m·-A'J!til. "'he department 's index for (Contmued on page 101 extra sizes. Tax cut starts its . way through Congress WASHINGTON (UP! ) - Americans who sell their homes would be entitled to a tax-free profit of up to $100,000 - but only once in a lifetime - under a tax-eut measure that has started its way through Congress The bill, approved 25-12 by the House Ways and M~ans Committee Thursday night after a week of wrangling, also provides smallrncome-tax cuts for individuals and a capitalgains tax reduction - f•om 49 percent to 35 percent - that President Carter called a "windfall for millionaires. •• The measure would raise the personal exemption from the current $750 to $1 ,000. The bill, which has a long way to go before it becomes law, would not take effect until 1979. _The bill would provide tax cuts totaling $16.2 billion, With more·than $10 billion earmarked for individuals. The ca pital-ga ins taxes would be reduced on profits from longterm mvestments such as property or stocks and bonds. So.me of the lost tax revenues would be offset by $120 , mllhon expected wbe collected from a new minimum tax aimed at millionaires who now pay no tax , . The committee. has not provided exact ligures yet for IndiVIduals. One committee source said individual tax cuts likely. would be no more than 10 percent in any bracket. However, most would be considerably less with th~ average from 5 percent w 7 percent. ' !Cunt1nued on page 101 Five from PET£ R 0 S E 9·GAME·H ITTING·STREA Meigs on Rio panel HDN.· EST TD PETE ,\ v ,.._..A . ' . IT 'S A HIT - While Pe.te Rose is ma king a I:it with the ba seball'fans of the world Louise G1lmore, Pomeroy, zs makmg a hit local.Jy. Every day in front of her home on.Union Ave ., a new Sign IS put up, made by Louise honoring the Big Red Machine' The latest · made after Rose hit for the 39th consec uti ~e game. The uniformed player was also;;,~~;"~~ Lou1se. She composed the followmg poem m honor of Rose· · Sweet Swinging Pete , He 's hard to beat . He'd rather hit than ea t, Sweet swingng Pete. Hard hitUng Rose , Always on his toes, Everybody knows, Hard hitting Rose. Probe of UMWgoverning board has been demanded Workers get 4-day reprieve SUSAN E. Hannum, Eastern high scbool student, has been selected to perform with the 1978 . All-Ohio State Fair Youth Choir. She will sing soprano. The !25th celebration of the Ohio State Fair Is honored to host such ilo outstanding group of young vocalists. The choir will make a total of 64 a(>' pearances at the Fair, slated lor August 15 through the 27. CHARLESTON, W.Va . "On behalf of the UMWA (UP!) - An attorney for a fi zzled, but presumably " We are contemplating at planned to say more on the Miners lor Recall , I would this point other actions to Striking Tuscaloosa, Ala., city workers have a four-day dis~ iaent group bent on reprieve oo an order to wcrk or be fired, while in San Antonio removing United Mine matter today at a noon news request that an inunedia te redress this usurpation of the investigation be conducted constituti onal rights of the Texas, pollee are riding shotgun for garbage trucks in t...; Workers President Arnold conference In Charleston. But H. John Rogers, a i(lto the flagrant violation" of ra nk and file by the bitter walkout by trash collectors. · Miller from office ha s In Memphis, Tenn., police Thursday marched on City Hall demanded a government lawyer retained by "Miners the union co nstitut io n; In te rnati onal Executive to press wage demands and their fire department colleagues, Investigation of the union's for Recall," wired Labor Roger s' two - se nt ence Board." Rogers.said, without elaborating. who staged a walkout earlier this month , were reported:at governing board after it Secretary Ray Marshall to message sa1d ' "You may consider this as another impasse In contract talks. , failed to consider recall ask for an investigation Into By a 14-S vote, the 24-man rejection of the recall a formal com plaint filed on . IEB sma shed the recall petipetitions. Miller, In a buoyant mood, peti\ions by the UMW's behalf of the above group ." tions on grounds that Miller's Executive A news conference was set foes failed to follow proper expressed satisifaction International at its for noon Aug. 2 in Cha rleston uni o n co n s t itutiona l Board this week Thursday the movement had Denver, Colo., meeting. · by the Marmet-based group . pro cedur es. Four board Foote Mineral dompilny's average rate for aU comIn Meigs County Common Graham Plant bas been peting units in this industry membe~s ab~tained, Court, three including Miller, secretary- Pleas recognized by the National category ts 2.98. dissol uti ons of marriages, treasurer Bill Esselstyn and Safety Council for Its The award was accepted on vice president sam Church. five suits for divorce and one exemplary on-the-job safety the behalf of Graham Plant One was absent. · ~ suit to quiet title . have been performance for 1977. employees by WilHam Beard, Miller interpreted the vote filed . The National Safety Plant Manager. as a sign that hts troubles Filin g . for dissolution Council selected Foote were J31nes E . Mil'!'ere fading. Mineral Conipany for an Portland, and ler, award In II! Metals Section COLUMBUS (UP!) earller this month. Cleveland prior to the vote. Pamela K. MiUer , sa me Safety Contest, Steel Plant Democratic gubernatorial · The lieutenant governor I Celeste 's remarks were address; Benwood D. Division, aMual on-the-job candidate U . Gov . Richard also said he will remain made during a news Bickers, Norfolk, Va ., and safety contest based on the F. Celeste said Thursday he neutral in Cleveland's Edith A. Bickers, Rt. J, lowest . occupational injury remains opposed to mayoral recall election, conference, called to urge his Republican opponent Gov . The Meigs County Health Racine ; Margaret Barrett,' and lllne.. incidence rates reinstating the death penalty scheduled lor AUg. 13. James A. Rhodes to aceept Department is conducting Rutland, a"d James Barrett, achieved by Natlooal Safety in Ohio. He added that he advised debate invitations. Langsville. Immunization Clinics every Council member AI; a member of the Ohio the . Cuyahoga County Rhodes says he will decline Tuesday . (except holidays ) Filing for divorce were orpnlzations duriniJ 1977. House, Celeste said he voted Democratic 'party to stay he doesn't debates, because Iron\ 9-11 ·a ~ m . and 1-3 p.m. Penny Jean Williams, Rt. l, The Graham . Plant . to abolioh the death penalty In neutral on the recall of Mayor believe they significantly. add Rutland, Parents are reminded to ag' inst Dana Ray quaUIIed for its safety award favor of a "meaningful" llfe Dennis Kuclnlch, but the 1bls week'• wlulng Ohio to a candidate's abl~ty to bring · immunization recordl Williams, Rt, 4, Pomeroy ; baaed on Ill Incidence rate of Leltery nambera: senlA!nce with no posaibility of party voted last week , by a 3 communicate his positions to With them. · Rt . 4, Harold Hudnell, .30 occupational Injuries and to I margin, to support the parole. . Gold aamber - 7, the public. · As a specia I service to the Pomeroy , against Judy Ann m-.tnvolving days away Celeste said his position on recall <!rive. ' Wbite lltlmber - lt. Celeste said he believed pt.'Ople of the Salem Center Jfudnell, Marietta; Doris A. from work per two hundred the sub~ct hasn't changed. · However, he said his Blue number - 438. Rhodes would change his area, Immunizations will be Starcher, Middleport, against thouund employee-hours Dhio'a death penalty law position waBII't made known Extra Caob mind, if the contest a)lpears available at the Salem Center Stanley E. Starcher, Orrville, wortlld. For comparilon, the was ruled unconstitutional by to elected precinct . close. 7etU7. F(lemcntary School from 9:30 Ohio; Jeanette L. Davis, the U.S. Supreme Court C001 mltteemen and WOOlen in a.m, to 1 p.m. on August 4. Syracuse, a~ainst Robert ' \ Eugene Davis, Syracuse; Nioka V. Zimmerman , Pomeroy, against Lester E. Zimmerman, Pomeroy. Carl E. Moore and 'Mabel Moore, Rt. 3, Pomeroy,' filed suit to quiet title against Thomas H. Headley , address unknown, et al. Celeste remains opposed to reinstating death-penalty SAVE Immunization Clinics set Junior, Missy, Half Sizes SAVE 35% Elberfl!lds Will Be Closed All O.y Monday, July 31 For Inventory Rio Grande College and Community College today announced the formation of a blue ribbon panel . composed of residents of Gallia, Meigs, Jack&m, and Vinton counties, to promote community in· vollw'ement in cultural events sponsored by the college. The paqel will be chaired by Ms. Ky.le Mari e St iffl er, an e<eculive of Stiffler Stores, Inc., a 15-unit department store chain . Ms. Stiffler will act as community liaison for the college's artist and lecture series. Ms. Diana Ca rsey, Mr. Bill Qui ckie, Mrs . Clara Thoma s, Mrs . Ja ck Carsey and Mr s . Maida Moo re wil l serve as Mei gs county's r~presen· tatives on the panel,' and will promote the college's artist and lecture series . To enco urage community participation, RGC-CC is for the first time time offering area residents an opport unity to purchase season tickets to its artist and lecture series. The series for 1978-1979 includes appearances by Jeane Dixon, Robert Vaughn, David Toma , the National Theatre Company, and the new Vinton County Frog Whompers. The season tickets, which will ent itle patrons to admission to all fi ve first rate perfor man ces, may be purchased from Ms. Carsey, Mrs. Fultz, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Moo re, Mrs. Carsey, or Mr . Qui cki e, during th e months of July and August . Family season tickets cost $25. Tickets for a couple are $20, and an individual season ticket is $15. For more informa ti on concerning the RGC-CC a rtist and lect ure series, call Ms. Carsey !Jll2-2780 or write : Office of Student Development , c-o Mr. Steve Markwood, Rio Grande College, Rio Grande, Ohio 45674. 9 actions filed in common pleas court PLmt receives award on regular and two daughters, Mrs. Gert rude Dittmar, Zanesville, and Mrs. Burdell (Katheryn ) McKinney, Middleport ; four grand children , and four great-grandchildren . She was a member of the First Baptist Church in Gallipolis. Serv ices will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Funeral Rawlings -Co ats Home in Middleport with the Rev . Clllford B. Coleman. Burial Will follow In the Che shire -Gravel Hill Cemetery. Friends may call· at the funeral home from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.nt. , Saturday. Federal backlog delaying bridge construction work ELB.ERFELDS '1ft .POM E Y Fl NAL-CLEARANCE SAL . SUMMER CLOTHING Weather Mo· '.ly SUMy and a little Saturday, with lhuo,der!mowers possible by evening, and highs in the :nid Bus. Probability of precipitation 20 " .rcent today, 10 percent tonight , 30 percent Saturday. Wl , mer GRIDDERS TQ MEET All boys interested in playing football at Southern High School are to meet Monday at the !;chool at 7 p.m. ' ' ' \ , . �-.. ~., .. • < 2- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday , July 28, 1978 Mrs . . John F . Kermedy , widow of the ass• ..iNited 35t!) American president was bern on the .same date in . I now the wido_w of Aristotle 1901. . ~~~ie;!~~;u~~ta:~ Television ENROLL NOW Viewing FRIDAY. JULY21, 1971 s :oo---Monroes J; My Three Son~ .ol ; Gunsmoke 8; Mister Rogers' NeighborhOOd 20 ,33; Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea 10; Emergency One 13; Pe1tlcoat Junction lS. · · 5:3().....Qdd Couple' ' News 6; Elec . 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This would only lose If East held the jack, West the king and was sma rt enough to duck with it.'' 1-ZS.A '!' ~ EAsT • ·~ • K97~ 4 t 743 " ., · : ·, • 9763 "SOUTH • A 10 4 ; ' 1• J • a AKQ9& _.A Q 104 Pass Pass Pass Pass 1• Pass Pass Pass Pass 3t 4• 0. 6• Pass Pass Pass Opening lead : " You hold : ?' Vulnerable : Both Dealer: South w..t North East • K 86 • 73 2 t A Q8 • J 8 43 South A Kansas reader wants to know what we respond to our •• 3+ partner's one-spade bid . We 3• · raise lo two spades , With 10 , 4 NT high-ca rd points we prefer 5 NT the raise to the less encour· Pass ·aging bid o( one notrwnp. •s By Oswald Jacolly and Alan Sontag South looked over dwruny B/ld was mighty glad to see that he had placed the con· tract in diamonds. At either diamonds or spades the con· tract would make if only one spade were lost, but South had two reasons to be happy with the diamonds. The first and important reason was that a 4· 1 spade break might hu'rt a spade declarer ; a 4·1 diamond break wouldn 't hurt a dia· mond declarer . . There was a 4· 1 spade break and, after a heart lead, a second heart would lead, drew trumps and led the four of spades toward dummy . Since West held both spade honors there was no way for South to go down. " I thought the correct play would ha ve been to lead spades twice from dwruny ," . said North . " Why didn't you " It's lucky I didn 't," re· .... 6~% . -. • • ~ INTEREST · On Certificates Of Deposit 11,000 ~- , IN ',. •< • says, " usually this means 'I'm trying to smoke the ball . . 1 Yr. Term • :'iilii . : . . :r:-t~ ~ Effective r·lfe with com pounding 6.66 per unt. withdrawn maturity d1te . before Whenyou · have rea l work to do. pul our exclusrve 8-speed. all· gear transmtsston on your s1de. 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Ewbank, the only nonplayer in the HaU's new group, had perhaps his finest hour in _ Early 1969 when hi$ · Durin g his te_nure, the Colts He pulled down a total of 52 and the Jets won 130 games , interceptions for 800 return lost 129 and lied seven. yards and starred in the Wilson started his pro safety blitz, a tactic that cuts career with St . Louis in 1960 down quar.IA!rbacks before and promptly set the they have a chance io standard by which other free threate n the defensive safetie s were judged f_or secondary. ye_a rs. In 13 seasons, he Alworth will be the first established a reputation as an AJ:'L · player to ·gain outstanding pass defender ~embership in the Hall of .· ----------, I I 1 POMEROY, 0. Da yton may . get pro cage squa d 4 for DOXOL -« J&R SPORT SHOP SERVICE RIDENOUR'S TV & Apeuance Gas Serv1ce A~t:int, Ohio Chester. Ohio • I DELUXE I 4*124 . • 4 40 PlusS231toS2 47 I 1 Til E nA II. Y St: :'IIITIO'; f:l •••I • • ,I'i • • ••• Major League Standings By Unit ed Press Inter national Nationill l ea gue East W. L. Pet . GB 53 42 .558 Ph i Ia 49 48 .505 5 Chicago 4 7 49 490 61 2 P ilts brgh 47 55 .461 9 1/ 'l Montr eal 45 59 .03 1'1 '' ' New York 40 61 .396 16 St Lou is w. L. Pet. GB 'ian Fran 60 40 .600 Lo s Ang · 59 42 .584 Jl '7 Cin cin a t i 58 "'- .sao '1 San D iego 50 52 .490 11 Allan t a 46 53 .465 13' ·::~ Houston 45 56 .446 151 • Thursday 's Results San Diego 6, P itt sburgh l Houston 8. New York J Today's Pr ot:tabl e Pitchers (A ll Times EDT I Ph ilad elph ia !Carllon 9-9 an d 4 . 6) at Cintinnat i L er ch (NormM 9 5 and Seaver 9-9L 2. • • ' \.. ON ~ -- 1978 .. ·o -' PONTIAC LEMANS ( 'II ) Edito r l ' ulil~:>h L~ I rl;tt l\ , .,~, ·t•pt Smun lay In Tilt' illi\" ~' Hili'\ I'UIJh!--l\11\g , ·; ,llll ~ •n.• ·Mu li iJI\l'"d !h ." i ll(' . __l,Jl t ' IO \L I" ( :-\( . Bo ston Milw auke Balt lm re New Yor k Detro it Cl evel nd Toronto ss .to .s'n ,-.,._ "<'•1110 1 rl ; r ~ ~ Kan Cl! y Cal i f . W. L. Pel . 56 42 .571 .519 52 50 5 10 54 48 GB 4 6 48 5 1 .485 8 1'2 Mines ot a 4) 54 .443 12 1 7 Chic ag o 41 57 .d16 15 Sea ttl e 36 66 .353 22 Thur sday ' s Results N ew York 11. Cl ev e 0, l SI Cleve 17, N ew York 5, 2nd M inneso ta 6, Toront o 3 Ba lt imore 7, Detro it 3 Kan sas Cit y 3, Se alll e 1 Oaklan d 7, Ch ic a g o 4 M ilwaukee 6, Cal i for nia 3 Texas 3, Bos ton 1 5: 30p .m . Toda y ' s Probable Pitchers Montrea l ( Ro g ers 11 .7 and (A ll T imes E DT ) Schatzeder 3 2l at Atlanta Kan sas Ci t y {G al e 11 31 at (Hanna 7 7 and M c Williams 2Boston ( Tor r ez 17 51 , 7 : 30p .m . 0) , 2, 6 :05p .m .' •. Ca l ifor n ia (A ase 7.5 ) at New York lt<oosman 3-11) at BaU imore ( Palm er 12 8), 7: 30 Houston ( D IMon s.n , 8: 35p .m . St. Lou is (Denny 8-71 at San p .m . Milwa u kee (Augu sTine 10 9 ) Oieg o ( Jones 7-9l. 10 p .m . Pi11sburgh (C andelar ia 8-10) at Toron to {J efl er son 6·91 . ! :30 at LOS A nge l es ( John J1 .7) , p .m . Oakland (L ang ford 3 1J at 10 :30 p .m . Chi cago (L a mp 3-10) at San CICII Ciand ( Fr eisleb en 1.2), 7: 30, . Fran c iSCQ (Knepper 11·6L 10 :35 p .m . M fnn esota " (J ac k son 3 31 at p .m . New York .0~1 d row 4 Bl. 8 p.m . Saturday's Games Se attl e (A':bbo tt 3·11 a t Detr oit Ph iladelph ia at Cinci n nati ( Jol o tem a .t .SI . 8 p .m Chicago at San Franc isco T'ex as {Com er 3..3 ) a t Ch ic ago Montreal at Atlanta . night · (Schueler 3 d ), 8:30 p .m . Pitt sb urgh at Los Ang , nigh! Saturdjy ' s G•mes St L o u i e;. a t San 01ego , n ight Krinsa s Ci t y at Boston M inneSota at Ne w Y ork Iran's Crown Jewels serve · as backing lor 75 percent of the c..:ounlry's rurreney. Oakland Te xas 411 .475 16 356 28 Wes t ~~Jt . 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By hitting in both .games is after is Joe DiMaggio. The continue then ? Fans l<eep pounding rhythm, tonight, Rose can top the 4{). Yankee Clipper holds the and the Pet.. Rose beat goes game streak of one of his major league record of 01\. heroes - Ty Cobb. hitting s~fely in 56 straight Ji. standing room onlY And, if Rose can keep the games. throng of more -than 52!000 streak going past · 44 ~ames, The other starting pitcher will jam Riverfront Stadtum he also will silence ' some Rose will have to face tonight tomght to keep Pete on beat. pure-blooded detractors. besides . Carlton is another Rose, making his first · The National Lea g ue , Randy Lerch. southpaw home appearance Sl'!'Ce , Lefties increase the odds that setting the National League Rose won't get a hit . The consecutive game hittin_g switchhitter doesn't hit as record, will try. to extend hJS ·well batting r ighthanded new mark to games No. 40 • against lefthander s. and 41 as the Cincinnati JWds Reds' starters tonight are play a twl-<1ight doubleheader Tom Seaver and Fred ag~inst the Philadelphia Norman. Th e Reds-Phils Phillles. series continues with single Rose and the Reds enjoyed . . • games Saturday and Sunday. an off -<lay Thursday, but tbe . United Press International .U!levision stations to gauge But the big questiO!l is , will ticket-sellers didn't . The A close friend and former interest. DELUXE CHAMPION'"Polyester cord · Reds announced _late business partner of George The league, first of its kind A7B -13 Blackwall. Thursday afternoon that M. SU!inbrenner, the New fo r wom en, " proba bly" ye t. This was the first time I Plus S1 69 F. E.T an d old lire tonight's >:30 p .m . EDT York Yankees . owner , is would add St." Louis and met with Bill ( Byrne) ." Whitewall add 53. , trying . to establish a Dayton for the first 34-game twinbill was a sellout. But Byrne said he " I( ' size 5-rib design . "! hit good at Rtverfront, professional sports team in schedule season~ details can personally would like to see a be worked out, Byi-ne said . franchise in Ohio, an d said Rose, happy to be home Dayton Slitt kwa\1 afteraneight-gameroad trip . The ~port - baSketball. The eight WBL teams are especially in Dayton. "Those big crowds really get The league - the fledgling Iowa, Chicago, Minnesota, " If you look at develand, 6 00 12 ·. 5 60 13 me revved up." Women 's Pro Basketball Milwaukee, New Jersey, New Columbus and Cincinnati, the P15.> 800 13 . 6 00 13 . And, Roseprobablycanuse League. · York, Washin glon, D.C., and place to go ( with ~ ·women's 8 78 13 . C78 14 the encouragement of . the Alex dawson, a Columbus Bos ton. Only four have franchise) is Dayton," Byme 078 14 . 5.60 15 ' hometown fans tontght resident, said he met with selected names - the Iowa sa id. "The arena isn't too big 600 15L ', 68oS 15 ' because ooe of tbe scheduled WBL President Bill Byrne Co rnets, Chi cago Hustle, and it isn't too small." 6 4 5 111 ' 'Phillie starting pitchers ~~ Thursday at the league's Milwaukee Does and New Each of the league's eight £ 78 1 ~ . F78 14 . none other than Rose nemesis Columbus headquarterS to Jersey Gems. · G78 14 . H 78 1~ teams has signed seven or G78 15 Steve Carlton. . discuss a l)ayton franchise Clowson would not say eight players for the first H78 15 . l /8 15 "I haven 't gotU!n a h1t off for this season. The eight- what sort of o wners hip season, Byrne said , after the Carlton all year ," said Rose, tea m league plans to start ar rangement is being July 18 player draft. A league who is O.f<l'·ll agamst the play Dec. 15. · considered. League officials s pokesman e s ti mated , lefty . . Clowson was low-key about have set a $50,000 price tag salaries will range between · Jus~ last week, Carl!~ the meeting, and said he is for first-year teams. $3,000 and $10,000, and said appeared to have Ros es unsure a! chances for Clawson acknowledged h!' the league hopes lor fi rst· Double belted streak stopped, getting him establishing a franchise In and SU! inbrenner once were season crowd s averaging out in his first three at-bats . Dayton. But Byrne said afte~ partoQwners in a Columbr.is 3,000. But then Carlton was lifted the Thursday meeting that if r est aurant. He said they for a pinchhitter and Rose details are worked out , remain close fri ends , but he wound up managing_ a hit " Dayton could end up with a side·slepped questions about SANTA ROSA, Calif. (UP!) A78-13 Blackwall. -with two out in the mnth off U!amthisyear . We'll know by Steinbrenner 's possible in- The Oakland Raiders an. Plu s $1.71 FE.T reliever Ron Reed. the lOth or 15th of the month volvement with a Da)1on nounced Thursday veU!ran . per t1r e and fo. ur t1res The posilive.thinking Rose (of August) ." basket ball team. Whitewalls add Iackie John Vella will be lost Hara Arena, with a 7,100 Asked the chances of a is trying to make the {).for-11 .., 55 .25 per tiro . mid-November because until stretch against Carlton W<l'k seating capacity, is being fran chise this winter In 678 -14, C78 -t4. of a chest injtlry suffered f<r him. studied as a home court site. . Dayton, Clowson, who has E~8 - 14 Bl ackwail. during a pass-blocking drill 11 Pl us S1 9 2 t oS2 19 1'm due against . h~ , " Byrne said Clowson will visit never before been involved earlier in the week. for FE T per twe ... was the way he saw II . the a rena· Monday or with a professiona l spar~ F78 -14. G78 -t4, E78 -15 Tuesday , and contact loca l U!am, replied , " I don't know Appliance Needs Kawasaki • o . record of 39 straight games that Rose now holds must be tagge d "the modern-era record" because National l.eaguer Wee Willie Keeler hit safely in 44 games In 1897 , · thr ee years before the "modern day" cutoff mark of 1900. ~ChaialltllaPr.. ..• ...•• . h'ame . He was sought ~'I the • f he San Diego Chargers o . t AFL and lhe San f'ranctsco 49ers of the NFL w)len he graduated frd'm Arka sas in 1962. He chose the Chargers but finished his career with the Dallas Cowboys in 1971 and 1972 · Over 11 seasons, Alworth_ rolled up 10 •266 yards and 85 touchdowns on 542 catches. EquipmentCo. 740 E. Main St. Pomeroy, 0 . •• " and a vicious tackler. An. title. . d• hyth ! ME~GS .1 k Fans eep poun lng r mI I · b and t h e R ose . eat goes on I::?,:;i;;~:~f~ i See it today if • New Yo rk Jets of the American Football League upset his former U!am, the Baltimore Colts, in Super Bowl Ill. Ewbank, 70, is the only person who. ever coached championship teams in both the -AFL and the National Football League. His Colts won the NFL Iitle in t'958 and 1959 a nd the Jets won the 1968 For all you,. home Entertainment and ·I ~P. 500 E. MAIN < Canton all set for ceremonies F78 -15 Blackwall. BUICK CENTURY SHARP USED TRUCKS 1975 FOR-D' COURIER · green, 4 spee~. for economy, minded people o n WJtc r ! Hcan.dle b a n c on t r o l t u rn1ng . Th1011 le cumrols speed . .. ". ClCC itcmcnt l l ytn~ ~':" 17 I . w.t l t~ l ~- ·~ ~ 1977 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE • 4 dr., blue, loaded All 1he you r an im<tKi ne ... like Optn: 9:00-5:30 Mon. -Tu.._. Wod . Fri. & S.l . 8:00-12 :00 Thursd• y MonninQ Roush , Owner • ' SALE $ Pomeroy, 0 . SEE ONE OF THE FRIENDLY SALESMEN AT TWO RIVERS FORD, INC. only water ·sport JET SKI - · l04 Condor 51. f92-ms WHY PAY MORE WHEN YOU CAN GET THE BEST FOR LESS! SO COME IN AND 30 DAY 50-50 WARRANTY ON MOST USED .CARS The new GRAVELY ' TRAGTOR SALES • POINT PLEASANT 675~1490 . . a·~ ·~ N lnety dly Interest penllfY if and swinging too fa sL " To cure m y hook, I form a mental image of returning the club to the ball with the · shaft at the same angle it was in at address. I want my hands and arms and club all to be in the same place they were in when I Set up to the ball. " This mental image slows me d·own and forces me to swing within my self ." Minimum ~- RIV GOLF CLASSICS COLUMBUS (UP! ) - M J Dean and Uma Power were Tips from an Old Reliable wlrmers Thursday night in their respective. divisions of the f2&,000 Ohio Sires Stakes for three-year-old trotting colts at Seloto Downs. M J Il!!an, driven by Dick Brandt, carne from fourth place at the top of the streich to grab. a neck vktory over Record Launcher In the first divialon. He covered the mile in 2:03 1-5 and returned $13, $5.40 and ~ . 20. On To Glory finished third . In the second division , Harold . Dick .guided Lima Power to the front at the quarter pole and kept the colt in the lead the rest of the way l<r a 21> length vlct<ry over How does Sam Snead keep Star Blend . Lima Power his golf swing in the right covered the distance in 2:011.. groove? 5 and paid 14.20, $3 and $2.20. " If you swing full out on every shot, you'll r-arely con· Mall)ractice showed. Thursday · night's races lac! the ball squa re ," Snead concluded preliminary action says. " I learned to throttle back to abou.t 80 percent. in the senes for the three· "This is probably the most.. year-old trotting colts. Finals important . lesson for any will be held Aug. 11 at golfer to learn . " N<rthfleld Park with the He notes, " When I'm r e· numlng of the $54.500 Rising ally smoking the ball, I never have . the sensation of &m Trot. hitting at all . My swing feels , just like grease. The key to this feeli ng Js keeping your legs from getting tight ." But sometimes little things can go wrong - even for Snead. " II I start hooking," he Sam Snead force South to ruff ana there would be two trwnp losers no matter how well the )land was played. . South had no trouble at s iK diamonds. He won the heart of Killers" 4; M ovie " Blood of Dracula" 13. 3. Scioto results ' ------------------------------ ~:Ph::o:ne::N:o: · ::~:::::::::::::::::::::::=~~.l~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::T:E::R::0:~ ~~2 ~ : : 2 ( ~N:e ) . . . : w: s ~ 1J~ : ~J~ : ~ : ::N:e:w: s ~ 3~ ; ~ 3~ : : 3 ( ) . . . : M : o v : l : e ~ · : · w : a : r : k ~ l ~ l ' ~ ' ~m:a~k: e :t:h: a ::tplay?" ~ 985-3301 3- The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, u., HlOay, JUly Z!I, !!I'/H Movie CMniMII 4 - Future Survival 6; Bob Newhart 8, 10; Onedln Line CALL 446 4367 I . Choice, Paints 5 : oo--Bona~ra 3; 6:0().....8ewilchtd 3." " of Dr. J~kyll " 10. 1:4().....News 13: 2:J().....Ne'ws 3; 3:0().....Movle " Human • SALES & SERVICE 9'12-5652 Pomeroy . 0 . ... �4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, July 28, 1978 5- 'lbe O.Uy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy,.O., Friday, July 211,1971 Browns working hard on ·. passing· game KENT, Ohio (UPI ) -,Cleveland Browns , Coach Sam Rutigliano and his staff are in the process of retooling portions of the club's offense as training camp grinds on at Kent State University. Part of th'e plan · of Rutigliano and receiver coach Rich Kotite is to reestabliSh the wide receivers and tight end as primary targets for quarterback Brian Slpe. The idea is to take some emphasis away from swing passes to running backs that the Browns used frequently last season . Among the club's receivers preparing for the challenge is Reggie Rucker. "I always try to be in better shape than the competition, " Rucker said during a break from practice. " That 's one thing that helped push me to the front at Dallas (Cowboys ). AU thlrigs being equal, condition can be the difference." A Ill-year veteran, Rucker said he stepped up the poce of . of Cleveland veterans who his conditioning several were working out on their weeks before reporting to OWl}. camp and even became "I hltte to run by myself " WlOfficial captain of a group he said. " I 'like somebody ·with me training as hard as I do. When someone was late or didn't show, I'd get on the phone. It got so the guys said whenever the phone rang in the morning, they say Spencer gets two hits, shines on defense again 'There's Rucker.'", ' The hard-working receiver said he'd like to catch 70 . CARNER FAV.PRITE passes this season and PLYMOUTH , Ind. tUPI )doesn 't want any "nagging - JoAnne Carner, the second · muscle pulls" slowin~ him leading mon ey winner on the down . "I figure I'll have to LGPA tour this yea r, was the hltve a good year if we're· · featured attract ion as today's going to move the ball like we fifth aMual l60,il011 Hoosier expect." . Classic got under way. In other Browns developCarner, twice. a tourney ments, wide receiver Steve winner and runner-up in last Schmitzle~t camp late Thurs- w~k 's U.S. Open at In· day. !fis departure pared the dianapolis, was among, the training camp roster to 72 favorites in the field of 70, players. including .fi ve amateurs . However , con spicuous by absence were Nancy Lopez, the tour's top money winner, and Open champion Hollis Stacy. Joe Davena to attend Rio CC Gallipolis native Tommy Spencer collected two singles in four trips, scored one run and made two more ·sensational defensive plays from his centerfield position Thursday night in Chicago, but the White Sox dropped a 7-4 decision to visiting Oakland. Spencer, who made two fine defensive catches Wednesday night, threw two . runners out at the plate last night. Since being called up from Knoxville 10 days ago , Spencer has collected 10 hits in 27 times at bat lor a sizzling .370 average. Sports briefs Bosloo Red Sox out of town gave. up eight hits· to """" Thursday night. Baltimore, Matlack raised his rec<rd Royall 3, Marillen 1: to 8-8 with an eight-hitter over Larry Gura, 8-2, pitched an the faltering Red Sox, who eight-hitler and Clint Hurdle BENSONNAMEDCOACH ·dropped the two-game set to drove in the wiMing run·wlth COLUMBUS (UPI ) Texas and hllve now lost eight a ~<ring double in the Syracuse Manager Vern NAMED ASSISTANT of their last 10. Hargrove's fourth to lead Kansas City to Benson has been named as Art Lanham, hea<l basket· CINCINNATI (UP! ) sixth homer of the year its eighth straight over ball coach at Rio Grande one of the coaches for the Dick' Mack, a three-time Rose followed Bump Wills' sixth in Seattle. · College and Community l!>tematlonal League Ali..Star Bowl participant with Ohio A's 7, White Soz 1: the .fifth il)ning. aMounced one of his grant· game Aug. 7. · State in the early 1970s, has Willie Horton and Taylor in-aid selections ·for the 1978"11 was the same tonight as Pawtucket Manager Joe been named an assistant it was my' last lew starts," Duncan each drove in two 79 seaeon. Morgan, who wiD direct the football coach at the Accepting the award was said MaUack, who has3n runs to lead oakland over . JL All..Stars, made the University ofCinciMati. Chicago. Bob Lacey, 7~, wcti Joe Davena, a 6'-4:" graduate lighting a head cold as well announcement Thursday. Mack will work with poor hitting support from h · the victory and reliever Elias of Waverly Htih School. The IL AU.Stsrs will play r.eceivers. under head coach Sosa chalked up his 13th save. leanunales. "I had , At Waverly, Davena . was the Texas Rangers oi the Ralph Staub. damned careful tonight but Brewers 8, Allgell S: the ieam leading scorer with American League at Mack, an All-Big Ten Robin YoWl! had three hits 18 points a game. He also it's a lovely feeling to win a Franklin County Stadium, Conference lineman at OSU and Gorman Thomas hit his grabbed down an average of 8 ballgame f<r a chllnge." home of· the Columbus in 1974, was a graduate The one-run performance . 23rd horne run to power reboundS each conteat. Clippers. assistant coach with the year starter for the Jon Matlack didn't feel too lowered Matlack's earned Mllwauk~ over · Calll<rnla · A Buckeyes lor three years run average to :1..18, second and Nolan Ryan. Ryan, 5-9, Waverly Tigers, Davena NORTHFIELD well and Mike Hargrove while in law school. Ills best in the majors to New struck out three to move paat collected a host of swards his NORTHFIELD, Ohio doesn 't Uke to hit against i.AJis brother, Tom, is a 13-year York's Ron Guidry. Tiant's Bob Feller into ninth place on senior year, including hiii (UPI) - Art Bier guided Mr. Tiant, but the Texas Rangers veteran with the Los Angeles the all-time strikeout list with league's most . valuable Tango to the trotter's second still managed to run the record feU to 7-3. Rams. "I really don't like to hit 2,582. · straight victory in Thursday player . ·award afid A. P: against Tiant , " said Padres &, Pirates 3;. night's featured ninth race at second team, all-district Hargrove. "He's got four Gene Richards' sacrifice selection and an A. P . all· ·.· Northfield Park. different pitches and throws fly and Ozzie Smith' s third state, hon()rable mention Mr. Tango covered the mile JOE DAVI3NA 1 'em from 15 different single accounted for two in a lifetime low 2:07 I~ to selection. motions." beat out Spectators Milly by a Davena Is the son of Mr. seventh·inning runs that Sam Bowen's first major· lifted San Diego to its third Major League Leaders head and return $7.40, $4.80 and Mrs. Charles Davena, . By United Press International league homer accounted for straight victory over PittsFourth St. , Waverly. and 1-1.20. Warfield came in Batting the only Red Sox run. The bUrgh. (sued on 250 at bah I third. !EQUIPPED HERE! National L~ague third Teus rWI was Scored Michael T, a 711-1 lonshot, GAB. H. Pet. Astrua 8, Meta 3: on Butch Hobson's error in won tbe loth race to front a 7· NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. Burroghs All 93 303 97 .320 Enos Cabell and Bob the fourth iMing. CaHie Halters - Horse & Ponr UPI) _ The Buffalo Bills Clark SF 98 371 118 .318 8-0 trlfecta combination that ( Madloc k SF 1J 275 86 .313 Halters - Whips - Leads - Stock In other American League Watson each drove in two was worth a whopping ThUrsday acquired OUtside Rose Cln 99 418 130 .311 Canes - Blankets - Fortex Tubs & games, New Y<rk beat Cleve· runs and J.R. Richltrd, i0-9, linebacker Robert Watts Smith LA a1 293 91 .311 $7 ,000.80. Lucky Lena came Buckels - Galvanized Tub• & Bowa Phil 93 390 1~ 1 .310 . !arid, II~, then lost, 17~. pitched his third tw<Hiitter of Buckets- Shampoos- Fly Sprays in second and My Chickadee the Tampa Bay Whltlleld SF 96 319 99 .310 Minnesota beat Toronto, 6-3, the season to lead Houston. from & Repellents - Brushes - Currr Buccaneers · for an- Valnt ine Mfl 98 JBO 116 .Jos finished third: Combs Grooming Supplies - · Baltimore downed Detroit, 7undlscJo·sed future draft .Maddox RichardsPhil so 98 371 113 .305 A crowd of 3,532 wagered 91 340 102 .300 Veterinarian Supplias - Saddles 3, Kansas City took Seattle, 3Temperatures in Nevada choice. American League . $385,384. . Rabbit Feed & Supplies - Purina 1, Oakland defeated Chicago, range from 120 degrees F. on Feeds & Animal Health Aids for All Watts, 6-3: 218-pounds, Carew Min ~ 2\~ 0 ~16 P3','; 7-4, and Milwaukee topped the fringes of Death Valley nilssed Farm Animals.- · aU of last season with Lynn Bos 90 325 104 .320 California. 6-3. to 40 deg rees below zero in a back injury. He was pfcked Rice Bos TOLEDO RACEWAY 99411 130 .>16 KC 82 332 105 .316 the northern part of the Up On Waivers by the LBrett FOR THE RIDER .. . Yankees 11-5, IDdlans 11-17: ezcano M il 83 212 85 .313 ' TOLEDO, Ohio (UPI) Reggie Jackson celebrated stale. Buccaneers. Piniella NY 72 260 so .JOB Fashion Frisky, winless in 13 Oliver Tex 13 29 2 89 .305 previous •WESTERN HATS his return to right field by career ' starts ' . J a c kson Ca l 80 285 87 .305 driving in three nms in tbe Sundberg Te x 93 322 98 .304 surged to victory Thursday •WESTERN BOOTS by AcME . opener with two singles and Ford M in 90 360 109 .303 night in the seventh race ai ~ d:f& ·r • / Home Runs his 15th h0111er to lead tbe ~- "'P II' Nttional Lugue : Foster , Cin Toledo Raceway to return Yankee win in the first game . by THOMAS JOSEPH an d Luz in ski , Phil 23 ; Smith , $195.40, $33 and $4.60. LA 20 ; Valentine , Mi l. Winf ield', .Duane Kuiper drove in six ACROSS 3 Bobby or The win payoff, which was SO and Clark , SF 11 . runs with a pair of bases- 1 Insipid safety Amerlc•n League : Rice , Bos collected by . 17 12 24 ,· Bav tor. Cal. Hisle and ticketholders, was the highest loaded triples in tbe second 6 o T book. 1 Peruvian Thomas . Mil 23: ThOmpson . Det 21. • game II! spark the Indians. abb~ . · of the season at the track. Runs Batted In Twins f, Blue Jays 3: Ocea . · noble Fashion Frisky covered the National League : Foster , Cin Mike Cubbage hit for the 9 ~c 5 Hilrt 78 ; Cla r k , SF 76 ; Montanez , NV mlle in 2:07 and finished one •TIES cycl~ and drove in four runs 10 June s 6 Toler~t and Winf ield , SO 69 ; Gar ve y, L A 67 . and newcomer Stan refrain 7 Fuss American League : Staub , De! •BELTS Perzan<iWski pitched a six-11 Equipoise 8 Use a scythe 83 ; Ric e, Bos 81; ThOmp son , Det 73 : tl isl e. M il 72 ; Thornton, hitter in his debut to win it for 12 Kind of tie 9 Hawaiian Cl ev 65 . Yellerday's Aawer Minnesota. 13 - patriae bird Stolen B.nes National League : -~ Mor eno , Orioles 7, Tigers 3: 11 Comic 11 Dracula's %Z Base J99 WE ST MA INSTREET 9n2164 POMEROY. 0 . 34 Arctic P it t 42 : Lopes . [ A and Eddie Murray and Ken Johnson alter ego Richards , SD 29 ; Taver as 1 P i tt TH ESTOREWITH "ALLKINDSOFSTUFF" Z3 Stale : Fr. explorer and Sm ith . so 26. Singleton accounted f(J' four 16 Law of 15 PaviftG FOR PETS - STABLES - LARGE AND SMA LL %1 Moelem V.I.P. ~Irish river American League : LeFlor e, runs w1th f~rst-uuung h0111ers ~ ... ANIMALS Oet 41 ; Oilone , Oak 35 ; Wil son , Z5 In the know 31 Corrode and Scott McGreg... , 11-9, Moses substance LAWN S- GAR DENS KC 32; Cru z., Sea 31; Patek , KC 18 Russian 17lsraeU 21 Strike a 31 Pole 30. Pitching lake dance balance 39 - fix e Victories 21 Put up with II Strain 30 English 41 Swissc8nton N•tion•l Lugue : Blue , SF 1~·river tz Boy 4; Gr imsley, Mtl 12-8; N iekro , 21 Caught you! 111111t All 12 10; Per r y , SO 11 4; Knepper , SF 11-6 : Hooton and %7 Decay Zll Law : Lat. 31 They "no" not MHail! APPEAR lNG THIS WEEKEND .......----. John , LA and Roger s, fo!!ll 11 :1. .,. Z8 Remiss American League : _;1 Guidry , NY lS -1; Tana na , cat . 14 -5; %!Premium AT THE :-:-+-~~~ Cal dwell , Mll 13-5 ; Flanagan . 32 High point Ba ll 13-8; Torrez . Bos 12-5; SOrensen , M il 12-7; Palmer , 33 Brave's =--1-~f...-~ B!ilt 12-8; Leonard, KC 12 -11. residence Elrned Run AVerage (Based on 90 innings pitched) 37 Ancient National League : Vuckov ich , SI .L 2.19 ; Rogers , M11 2.26 ; Gauls Swan , NY 2.44 ; Reuschel , Cn l 4tEvening, 2.66 ; Knepper , SF 2.67 . Red Rose League : ·. Gu idr-; , in Italy \ . -~-+--~~ NYAmerican 1.99 ; Matlack , Te l( 2. 18 ; II Actress Ca ldwell , Mil 2.38 ; Palmer . Bait 2.S9 ; ~ra , KC 2.68. Hagen Strikeouts National Lugue : , R'icl'lard , 13 Unyielding ..,...+~Hou 194 ; Nlekro, A11 145 ; t5 Tease " Seaver, Clh 130; Montefusco, SF 116; Blue , SF 115. , 4t Drastic Amerlun League : Ryan . Cal 47 Chemistry 156; Gu idry, NY 153 ; Flanagan , . Ball 111 ; Leonard, KC 109 ; suffix Underwood , Tor 95 . 48 ltay-bitsy DOWN WILMINGTON, Ohio ( UPI ) - Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Chris Devlin cowardice reUred Thursday after a brief %Biblical h+-+3 PIECE GROUP thr!!f-ye&r pro football mountain career. Belll!als Coach Bill FROM FREDERICKTOWN Johnson said the 24-year-<Ild OAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: Devlin told him he was no AXYDLBAAXR longer "totally c0111mitted" Ia LONGFELLOW to football and hlld decided to three YOUR .HORSE CAN LEAD THE PARADE! .length ahead of the favorite, Lalfaire. · Billy B Geddes captured the loth race to !dck off a ,.._1 trifecta combination that aa worth 11,560.60. Tami Tax placed and Easy Adam showed. ·A crowd of 2,331 wagered 1188,778. RIVER DO~S CINCINNATI (UPI) Arturo Herrera piloted Giddy Up Garrett to a come-frombehind victory in the featured $4 ,200 eighth race Thursday at River Downs. The wiMer covered tile mile and 70 yarda in I :<15 2-5 and returned f!UO, fUO and 12.80. Facilitate finished second, two lengths back, and Searchable came in third. Frock 'Eyed Moo Moo cap. lured the first raee and Duces Teeum won the secood to set · up a 6-10 dally double combination that paid f58.20. A crowd of 4,073 wagered 1-114,377. • ROSTER REDUCED SAN JOSE, Calif. (UP!) The San Francisco 49ers reduced their pre-season roster to 69 Thursday by waiving free agent ponte~ Mike Lyons. The cut left thd9erli with two punters, Mike Connell, a !Oth·rowtd draft choice from · Cincinnati, and free agent Dan Beaver, a rookie from lllinois. The 49ers' regular punter, Tom Wittum, will be sidelined for the 1978 NFL season because of injuries suffered in an automobile accident. Haggis is a favorite dish of the Scots. The delicacy is a potpourri of ·· mincemeat, wtmeal and spices, all cock· ed together in the lining of a sh~ep 's .stomach . Excellence in Design afl!l Quality PomiiUY Flower TONIGHT '& SATURDAY 10-2 THE • ·' • MEIGS CKYPTOQUOTES I ATW PH CWGSAT PK G EN S E G N. ATW CEDSI · EN RD WGI GKI G 'XSEGO. - OGTSPS JPRDGK Yellerday'l Crypleqaole: WHO WllJ.. NOT BE DECEIVED MUST HAVE AS MANY EYES AS HAIRS ON HIS HEAD.GERMAN I'ROVERB · .. 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Dog Meal FOX will services of Mrs. Jennie Han.. sher who died early Th Thursday morning will be the Rev . Robert Bumgardner and not the Rev . Clifford B. Coleman Vacation Bible School There will be Bible stories e:tl.so be I!Cam~.s, conte.sts, be held at the Middleport aboutCreatiun,God's People, singing, and refreslunents. as was announced earlier. Church of Christ Monday The Coming of Jesus, the The closing program will Polly Cramer Dorothy Wells was honored Ellen Hawk , who is in The Hansher services wiU be Utrough Friday, July 31 to - Resurrection, and lhe Begin- be held Sunday, August 6 at on her 48th birthday with '8 Honolulu. Sunday at 2 p.m. at the August 4 at 9-11:30 a.m. All nin~ of the Church. There will 7:30p.m. Sending gilfs were Mr. and held party on July 21. Funeral Ra wlingsCoats children ages 2 through 14 ·socks won't POLLY A green and white color Mrs. Ralph Wells and Nancy Home inMiddlepurt. scheme was carried out. Banimus. stretch OUt DEAR POLLY- It is USUlll· (grade 9) are· invited to at· ly so ·hard to get all the tend. Refreshments of cake, ice ··.·.·:·······:··-:···:··-;.· ..·.:.. .. ·. ............ .. ·::-.-:.;-:-:-;-:-:-:-:-:-.·:-:-:·:·:-:·:-:·.·.·:·::;.:-:-:·.·.·.·.·.-:·:·:-:::: DEARPOLLY-Wouldyou mayonaise out from the bot· · Sharon Stewart, director of cream, potato chips and <·. • please ~11 ~e how to stretch ., tum and sides ot \he large the school, aMOuftces that _the elastic m ankle ~nd knee- jars. BulliOW that 1use' a rub- the theme is "Our God .He Is le~gth nylon socks · 1 have . her spatula for · this the iar Alive." She · says the Mike of Middlepol'l; .Mrs. :::: :::: tned stretchmg them over a · can be deaned out very easi· material, from College Presll Jean Powell and Butch of :;:: :·:· jar but that did not help ly. - JEAN of Joplin, Missouri, is "fresh, Karen Blaker Ph.D. much. - LELA DEAR POLLY - I am a · different, and sure to \:: . DEAR LELA - Was the nurse's aid in a hospital and brighten the summer for all and Amanda, Reedsville; :::: ··· who attend." elastic wet when you tried my white nursing shoes hav good kids, but I think are such Jimmy Wells, Leslie Wells, stretching. It? I am sure the to stay white. When 1 do no~ ~~ ~--~M·----~ Single-handed DAUGHTER MUST SAVE SELF . they really need me around Barbara Wells, Sherrl parent readers will have further hel(5 have time to polish them I use , on the weekends . DEARHELEN. , Reynolds, Terry Reynolds, Our daughter has been living with this man for five years, for you as doubtless many an alcohol swab on them and COUNSELOR : You are Julia Wells , Ralphie Wells, ha"<e had the same problem the dirt marks come off nice· There are more single l'Oill"erned about your work Mrs. Wells' husband, Chester and has two children. and some have surely solved ty.- DEBBIE B. Ever since Jan moved in with him, at age 16, he has abused parents now than ever before. schedule because you don't and son Jack . and beaten her. He is insanely jealous and won't even let her it.Howaboutlhis,readers?DEAR POLLY - 1 save you spend enough time think Mrs. Wells also received a Families headed by mol.hers ·go to the store by herself or with me unless he gives her the with your children. Is that paper grocery bags. To keep call from her daughter, Jo are growing 10 limes faster right? third degree. them neat I have stretched than hi!Sband·wife families. Periodically she ·Comes home to us and we never refuse to MS. P: Why elile would I one-half inch elastic to the FRIDAY One out of seven children take ~er and our grandchildren in . This last time she was side of a kitchen cabinet and THERE WILL be . a lives iii a home without a want to work ·regular days . black-and-blue all over. during the week • put tacks for each size bag. meeting of the Past Matroriil father. Again, he pleaded and promised, and she's ready to return. COUNSELOR: I thought They stay neal with the sizes of Evangeline Chapter Women who are singleWhen this happens, she starts blammg us for "trying to break maybe you might wantlo go together and are out ·of the Friday at '7:30 p.m. at the handedly raising families up. " them out from lime to time un _ way. -CHRISTINE Middleport Masonic Temple. often have overwl)elming George and . Charlotte 1'!11 afraid he might kill her or the children in one of his weekend evenlng:s. _ DEAR POLLY - I would' problems. Dixon, Nazarene evangelists, SATURDAY rages. She never fights back, just runs to a neighbor's and MS. P: Oh no, .nut me. I like to share a Pointer on the In this excerpt from a hot· MEIGS County Truaees line call, a widowed mother don 'I know what I would do or singers, and musicians, will calls, us to come and get her . care of refrigerator gaskets be at the Racine Church of Jan is only 21 and could start a new life. How can we save that was given tp me by a and Clerks Association tries to sort out her various where I would go. the Nazarene this Sunday, Saturday 7:30 p.m. at Rock COUNSELOR : When do her? -MOTHER .repair '!nan. Wash them with responsibilities - to her job, July 30, for morning and · DEAR MOTHER: a mild solution every month Springs Grange Hall. The · to her children and to herself .. ¥OU have your days off ? services. There's no way you can save anyone who isn't ready to help MS. P: 'Always during the evening or two and dry completely budget for Meigs CoWIIY (Personal information in all The Dixons ate · recording before applying a very light Health Depaltment will be hut·line excerpts has been week when the kids are in artists . They have three herself. Jan apparently has no will of her own. She seems application of petroleum jel· discussed. altered to protect the caller's school. I feel so guilty aoout · record albums :' "Pixon dominated by a sadist who has convinced her she can't make it having t!ml time free and Duets," "Hallelujah Time," without him. SUNDAY ly. Be sure and treat well into l"Onfidentiality. J • her great ring Her best hope : intensive therapy which may conquer her EBLIN REUNION Sunday all the c<eases .- MRS. E.B. MS. P: Work was so upset· then turning them over to so- and "Heaven's Harbor meone else on weekend even· feelings of worthlessness.· DEAR POLLY- At the last at State Park. on U.S. 33; ling today. I had been waiting Lights." Possibly a talk with a clergyman or a formerly battered wife ings. I guess I would like to minute before preparing din- south side. Dinner at 1 p.m. for almost two years to ~et on They are ~lso gospel song· (who has escaped ) might aim her toward further counseling. spend every minute with rrer I decided I would like TENTH aMual reunion of regular weekdays 1lt the writers. One of their own some homemade noodles. Taylor' Harper families diner where I wait tables. them when they aren 't in songs, "rll Never Be Meanwhile, contact child welfare on behaH of the kids . If they Since my husband doesn't Sunday at Forest Acres Park, This evening my boss called school. I have to make up Lonesome Again," was are also beaten, they should be removed from danger. - H. P.S. And let your daughter know she can't keep running to like them I didn 'l know Rutland . Basket diMer at I and said it might be as long as somehow for the fact they recorded on Columbia label whether or not it was worth p.m. Bring own table service. six months before that will be don't have a father . But it's so - "Songs of Glory" - and Mummy and Daddy when things get tough. She must un· derstand you'll give her shelter only if she makes a firm hard - in fact, sometimes I lllilking all that mess just for · CHESTER high clau of possible. sold over 50,000 cpies. realize it's probably impossi· two Dtrlh Sllrl , myself. Then £had the idea of 1931 annual re.union at .COUNSELOR : What is Every one is cordially decision to change her life. ble to be two people. But I try . rolling out the dough on a Chester Firehouse Sunday. your work schedule now? COUNSELOR: 11 . sounds invited to attend these ser· DEAR HELEN. cookie sheet, This saved hav- Basket diMer at 12:30. All MS. P: I work from 9 a.m. vices of gospel preaching and "Waverley" is an old family name. My ·mother (now ing to clean the counter tops teachers, members of the . to 3:30 in the afternoon during like you expect too much of special music . . lull cut deceased) was so happy when we named our son after her and the noodles dried very class, and schoolmates the week, but every weeke~d yourself. .diamond. kl . MS. P: I hale to admit it, father . thrM b.rlh ~tars . quic Y, too. -KIM welcome. Bring pictures of I have to ·take the evening But Wav says the kids tease hm about having'a girl's name but I guess you're right. DEAR POLLY- Submerge families ..• shift. '\hal means· f have lo COUNSELOR : Why do you and he wants to change it to "Wade." a lemon in hot water for 20 1130" CAR WASH SET ANNUAL MATLACK leave my kids with baby sit· Waverleys down the line IN ere .anything but girlish · Other hate to. admit it? I would minutes pr so before squeez· reunion Sunday at Rising ters on Saturday and Sunday The Eastern High School Mothef!l.l o~e i! expressed · sea captains, etc. How can I teach our son family pride' think it would be a relief to let ing and you will get twice the Park, Lancaster. Bask.et evenings. It has been so hard majorettes will Sponsor a ca r by the genuine diamond . up a little on yourself. TRADITIONALIST amount of juice without har· dinner at noon. All relatives since my husband died more wash Saturday, July 29 from her Chtldren by the glowinq MS. P: That'strue. DEART. : nung the flavor. 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. at the Vista than five years ago. AI least and friend& are invited. Dlf1h stars tn colors that · , Family pride doesn't make il when a boy is being teased COUNSELOR : In some When your sewing machine Station in Tuppers Plains. all the children are finally in SINGER reunion Sunday at milCh the b~rth month ot about his "sissy" name. Let him go with "Wade." After all, the ways, it is fortunate your needle becomes dull, sharpen Royal Oak picnic grounds. school. Exterior wash will be $2. In· ear.h Ct'IIIO working hours force you to banner still "Wav's" on his birth certificate -though don't be it ~Y placing a piece of fine terior wash will be $1.50. COUNSELOR: How old are Potluck at noon. Singing and surprised if he changes it legally when he's grown. - H. take some time for yourself in the machine sandpaper Beaultful styles with stars they? entertainment will follow . . I during the week. If you could and ru~ning the needle fOf 1 lo 6 chtldren - or MS ..P: Let's see . John is 6, SINGER reunion Sunday at . DEAR HELEN : through it. grandchtldren . Come in and Kevin is 8 and Susie is 9. They relax more and enjoy thllt Oak Park picnic Royal free time, you might enjoy I read in a newspaper supplement that "according ·to a If you must use tap water '"the \ldiant colors ot all ground&. Potluck dinner at nationwide government survey o{ 6,900 wives," the majority the children more when you for watering your house 12 turn, stars joy the schL '<iule imposed Singing and en· noon. Far Saturday, July Zl want male babies. Only one third said they'd rather have a girl are with them. Your guilt is plants allow it to stand before upon her by her Job. With the tert. a inment following meal. than a boy, and JUSt 19 percent wanted a balanced family , one only making you miserable. using so the chlorine gas may counselor's help, she was of ectch sex. Even in this ERA era , it seems, women aren't • . It's not accomplishing any . escape. Also water for such SUNDAY able to recognize how that' over-fond of females. Why ? - OF THE SLIGHTED SEX constructive purpose I . can use should be at room BIBLE SCHOOL program schedule might satisfy he!' DEAROTSS : temperature. Rain water is at Bradbury Church of Clu'ist Bernice Bede Osol think of. Is it !)laking you ·a need for free lime without ~ .. Perhaps because they're still hel r-<'ondilioned- you know, better mother• ideal as it will supply the '· during Sllnday School SWiday guilt and help her become a :'carrying on the family name" and all that sluff. Pity ... - H. MS. P : Well , sometimes I ptants with the necessary at 9:30a.m. Crafts will be on more relaxed mother and a IU W. MAIN. P'O,.IIIO't think lam a more responsible P.S. Comments, anyone' minerals. -HOLLY display . Church picnic im· mul'e satisfied waitress. mother if I am always feeling mediately following services Dr. Biaker cannot take guilty. But now I dun 't ihink it at Valley Christian Service telephone calls from her actually makes me better CampgroWida. Bring covered readers. However, the re are with my children. I would dish, table service and July 21, !178 hundreds of crisis interven· beverage. AU members and This coming year 11 is very probably be a happier person lion phone lines in the United America Trusts "Hoover" likely you 'll jo in an o rgan ization if I coqld relax and enjoy my guests are invited. where you will pia-; a prominent lime off. Come to think of it, l States . For the phone number MONDAY role. Many new adv entures are It beats as it sweeps as it cleans . Makes might enjoy my work more, of one near you, contact your ALL BOYS, grades 9 awai1in9 you . local mental health associa· carpets last longer and the feature you through 12, interested in LED (July 23-Aug. 21) Discuss too. your newest interest today , Ms. P began lo accept the lion or ment81 health in· would expect and some extra ones besides . playing varsity and reserve especially forma tion serv1ce. ·if you f1nd yoursel f football to report at Eastern at a large gathering . There ' s a possibility that ·she could enHigh School Monday at 8:30 possibility of meetmg someone who .can be very helpful. Ftnd p.m. to have helmets fitted. out of what lies ahead lor LADIES AUXILIARY of you more by sending lor yo ur copy of the Bashan Volunteer Fire Astro~Graph Letter t>y mailing The Office of COntinuing Education is Department Monday at 8 50 cents for each and a tong , self-addressed stamped enveA FULL SI%ED HOOVER seeking persons who desire to share with p.m, at fire bouse. All ladies lope to Aslro-Graph . P.O. Box others their craft, hobby or s~cific skill. in the vicinity are asked to 489. Radio Cily Stallon. NV . CLEANER COMPLETE come and join the auxiliary. 10019. ,ae.sure to specif y birth Interested persons should write and give WITH TOOLS Money-making projects will sign . details and particulars t9 the COordinator of VIRGO (Aug. 2J-Sept. 221 Vou be discussed. coul d be in the center stage Continuing Education, Rio 'Grande COllege RUTLAND Township toda..,- , pulling off something Nehi~ cans. and Community College. Box 453, Rio Trust~s will meet on the important to you , but there 's a person behind the curtains Grande, Ohio 45674. proposed budget for fiscal who netped put you there . year Jan. I, 1979 on Monday LIBRA (Sapt. 23-0cl. 23) at 6:30p.m. at Rutland Fire Reworking or reviving an old idea you 've had may prO'nise House. to bear fruit in the future . RUTLAND Garden Club Knowledge· and experience will annual picnic Monday at 8 be your best allies . p.m. at Forest Acres Park, SCORPIO lOci. 24·Nov.22) table number one on the Someone importanl to your will come th rough lor you ri@Jht. Bring flowers and plans SAVE YOUR RC, NEHir UPPER 10, today and provide the bold containers and participate in measures necessary for you to DIET RITE & DAD'S RQOT BEER flower arranging using Fair obtain succ ess . , SAGITTARIUS \Nov. 23-D..:. schedule. %1~ Include your riends in your BOmE CAPS FOR CHARITY plans today . They can be moat TUESDAY helpful in your efforts to work MEETING of all something oUt . prospective Meigs High CAPRICORN (DK . 22-Jan. 11) School Girls Volleyball With cooperation ol strong . BUILT ITH AN CERAMICCOATED . coworkers today yoa should be players::ruesday, August I at MILL STREET able to complete a major GRANULES TO GIVE 7 p.m.. at the, high school. Middleport, Ohio g~~~cl 1ong on tne. drawing INORGANIC FIBER GlASS 992-3542 or 992-3344 . ~OUA!\IUS (Jan. ZO.Fab. 11) ER AN SHINGLES A DEEP .................... 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CANCEII (June 11-Juty ZZ) You ahouldn't have lo push to have things go your way lodly. The more you roll with events , the mor• gOOd ttlinga ean ·come lhrougll. tNEWSPAPEfll f.1 1T£'!['RtSE ASSN 1 MAT ...:. RATH TH ORGANIC' FE' 'J R.ICH HUE. _______..___... 1 CONTAINING ABOUT ASSURED' OOUBLE • 50$ COVERAGE WITH MORE ASPHALT DISTINCTIVE RANDOM- THAN cOHVENnONAL CUT EDGES. SHINGLES 20 YEAR .SEAI.-0-MATIC SHINGLE STRIP PRO RATED WITH SUN GUARANTEE KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. BONDS SHINGLES HEAT 405 N. 2ND Open Mon. thrll Sat. 8-5 p.m. CONVENIENT FREE PARKING PH. 992-3748 or 992·5020 . MIDDLEPORT, I 0. �• • • MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC• • • ~ . GIFTS Pomeroy school supt. Chu rch Schoql , 9: 15 ,. a .m .: worship service, 10:30 a.m . : Choir ret).arsol , Tuesday . 7:30 ; ! p .m . . under d irect ion of Aliu "'t,r~MI . "'• , POMEROY CHURCH OF THE :\i:NAZAAENE: Corner Union ond ;a.. Mulberry, Rev . Clyde\/ . Hender· :: : Son . pastor . Sunday school. 9:30 ~~~ .. e .m ., G len McClung, suP.I. . !'flOrn . • 'lrhQ worship , 10:30 a.m .: e\lening tervic~ . 7.:30; mid-week service , Wednesday , 7:30p .m. ~ GA,t.CE EPISCOPAl . The Rev . i Aob.rt Graves . RIB'Cior . M o rning ~ 'Prayer . and Sermon 11 a.m . , Church School and Nursery Ser· • ~ice I a.m. Oole' Outlon . . loy : i.oder. On ist ing the rector . POMEROY CH URCH OF CHRI ST . ' 212 W. Main St.John McArthur , : pastor. Bib le school. 9:30 a .m.: . morn ing wo rsh ip , 10:30 a .m .: RUTLAND CHUR( H OF GOD . Rev. Bobby Porter . pastor . Sun· doy S<hool, 10 a .m.; Sunday war . sh ip , 11 a .m .: Sunday evening ser vice , 7 p .m .; Wednesday Forn i· ly Trai ing Hour . 7 p.m .Wednesdoy worship serv ice , 7:30p.m . HAZEl COMMUNITY CHURCH . Near Lon g Bottom , Edsel Har t , pasto r. Sunday schoal , 10 o,m .: Chu rc h . 7:30 p.m .; prayer meeting , 7:30p .m. Thursda~ MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAl . Th ird :A ve ., the Rev . Willia m Knit te l. pastor. Ronald Dugan . Sun · day School Supt . Cl oss e~ for oil ages; &lle ning ser11 ic e. 7:30: Bible study . Wednesday , 7;30 p.m ., youth serv ices , Friday . 7:30 p.m . MIDDLEPORT FREEWill BAP· • TJST, Corner Ash •and Plum : Noel Her rman . pastor . Saturday even ing ser vi cv , 7:3,9 p.m .. Sunday School, !0:30a .m. MEIGS COOPERATIVE PAR ISH METHODIST CHURCH Robe-rt T. Bumgarner . Direc tor POMEROY CLUSTER Re v . James CorbiH POMEROY , wor's hip ~ enll(: e . 9:15a .m .: Sunday sc hool. 10:30 a.m ., Re.... . Robert McGee , minister . EN TERPRISE . WQrship 9 a .m . Church Schoo11 0 a.m ROCK SPR INGS . Worship 10 ·a .m . Chu rc h School 9 15o,m UMYF 6 : 30p . m ~ . FlATWOODS , wo, h ip , I I o .m . Church Scho ol lO a.m . MIDDlEPORT Cl USTER Rev . Robert .Bumgarner HEATH . Robert Bumgarner. & LOHSE PHARMACY We FiII Doctors' . Prescriptions 992-2955 Pomtroy NEW YORK ClOTHING HOUSE EWS & SONS SOHIO "Complett Automotln Service KERMIT'S KORNER Ph. 9t2-2101 TRINITY CHURCH, Rev .• W . H. -. , P,err~n . pastor: Bob Buck .. Sunday 1 Church & Office Supplies John F. FuHz, Mtr. ·' • MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Mill St. Middleport Pomeroy, Ohio These Messages Of Our ReligWus Heritage Are Sponsored Each Week By The Following: RIGGS USEP - ¢ ~ Pomeroy , Ohio FU~NITURE & HARDWARE CAP'fAIN EASY Homellle Sews Ray Rl119s Ph . 115-3301 St. Rt. 7 REM,M!&ft' WHICH &llt1N6S UP TH& GUESTION OF WHAT'U. HAPPEN TO TITUS Whirlpool ROSEBERRY'S PENNZOIL IF UNCLE TY'S DE< C ~AR!!<D LI!GAI.I.Y 6AI!A·· '!'OUR MERGER I'M SUPPO!I&ll TO ~!!' RUNNit.lll A COMPANY•• Chuter l!oUT YO U MIGHT PIIP:SUADE M~ ! AFTER A~~ .. MEitGINS DOES HAlle . ITS POINTS, DON'T YOU THINK l' RECKON YOU'li;E RIGHT; TRII.YA·MAY AS WELL TeAR It UP ~ SOIZRV IF I 'M HIYA 1 WASH! ' INT!RRUPTIN6 WHAT'S UP ANVTHI~, SACK AT M<I<Ee . INDUSTRIES l KNOW AlloOUT A61li!'EM&NT WON'T EASY, SUT WHADOA VA SHARKS? HO~DI TRACTION' APPUANCE II Salu-$trvJC9·Ac<HIOrlu i Youth meetings , 6:30p.m .: even· 220 E. Main 5!. t ing worship , 7-: 30. W&dnesdav Ph. IU-9130 ni ght prover m &eling and Bible • studv. 7:30 p .m . • THE SALVATION ARMY , 11S ; &uHernut Ave .. Pomeroy . Envov f qnd .Mrs . ,Roy Wining , .o fficers in , c h"o rge . s· un da y - ~ o li ness Tho Store 1meeting . 10 a .m .; Sunday.School , With A Hearl T0:30 o."m. Sunday schoo l leqder. 510 N. 2nd 212W. IMin Racine . YPSM, Eloise Adams . 7:30 p .m . , Ph. 141'2626 ; sq l va ti on meeting , variou s , ~peekers and music .specials . • thursdoy-- 10 a. m. to 2 p.m : Ladies Home leOgue . all women invited ; 7:30p.m . pr oyer meet in g Na tlonwldt Ins. Co. ' and Bible study , Bob Estep , ~leader . Rev . Noel Hermon , of Columbus, 0. n.eacher . I,.W. IMin Pomeroy 992·2582 :: BlJRLINGTON SOUTHERN BAP 912-2111 Pomeroy 7 73 7 2 ' liST CHAPEL , Route 1, Shodewars!'lip · YF 6 Church. School 9:30a10:30 .m . UM : Postor Bobby Elkins . Sunday Pastor • school , S p .m. , Sunday worshi p , p.m . , Rutland -Salem Center Cha rge ~ 5: .. 5 p.m.: Wednesday prayer se r· vice, 7:30p .m . RUTLAND , Wil bur Hilt , PQstor. POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH Worship 10:30 a.m. Church Sct'lool OF CHRI S,T', 200 W. Ma in St .. Jerry 9:30 o.m . Paul . mi nister . phone 992 -7666. SALEM CEN TER . Chu r<h School Conserva tive . non·.instrumen tal : 9:45a .m . worship9 o.m . Sunday worshi p , 10 a .m. , .Bible SYRACUSE ClU STER 's tudy . It a .m .: worship , b p:m . Re.... . Horvev Ko.c h . Jr . ASBURV , Worship 11 a m Wednesday Bible study , 7 p .m . OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN Church Sch ool q,so a .m . UMW ' ·cHURCH , Re v . Rolph Sm i th . f irst Tuesday . Bible ~ tudy Thu rs . pastor . Sunday school, 9 :30 a.m ., 7:30 p.m Now Holl•nd FOREST RUN . Wors hip 9 a.m . Mrs. Worley Francis, super inten dent. Preaching services l int & Ch urch School lOa m. 9t25TOI MINERSVIlLE. Worshi p 10 a.m . th ird Sundays fo llowing Sunday School , Ch urch Sc hoo19 a.m. SYRACU SE, Ch urch School 9:00 GR AHAM UNITED METHO DIST , Prea ching 9:30 ·a .m .. first and se- ' a .m . Won. h ip ser vic e 7:30 p.m. SOUTH ERN CLUSTER <ond Sundays .of eo<h month ; On a summer Sunda y morn ing . . . at a · '[ out toward God. Through centuries it Rev . Da'li d Harris th ird and fourth Sun da y s each boys ca mp . .. a silhouette of the call to ha s united men in their quest for truth. It Clu ster Lead er ' "fl''onth, worship servi ce at 7.30 216 5.. second Rev . Steven Wi lson . p.m . Wednesday evenirJgs at Pomor(!y worship. has been the cJarion of consecration, Fl or ence Smil h 7:30 . Prayer and Bib le Study . 111 ·3325 214 E./Min courage. comm,itm ent. 'It has inspired SEVENTH -DAY ADVEN ·TI S ~ , Hilton Wolfe Intere sting th~ t rnan ha s used the per911-!TlO Pomeroy · A ssoCiates Mulberry Height s Rood . Pomer oy . love and sacrifice, hope and resolve. cussion in strumen ts to express the BETHANY (Dorcas). Wor ship ' Pastor , A lbert Dittes , Sabbath 9:30 a.m . Church School 19:30 Sch oo l Superintendent . Rita tempo of his exc itement-ahd strings to Make worship part of your life. Its a .m . · Whi ttt. Sabbath School. Saturday translate his deepest emotions into trumpets call you to new adventures in , afternoon at 2:00. with Worship CARMEL . Chruch Sc hoo l 9:30 melody. But generally he has c hosen the the discovery o fTruth , , . the journey to a a.m . Worship 10:30 a .m . 2nd and Service following at 3: 1S. ~ RU TL AND FIR ST BAPTI ST 4t h Sundays . Groceriesbra sses to sound his call to action.. · .lasting Joy. •• • 461 S. ,.,rd. Middleport APPLE GRO VE, Sunda y Schoo l GH URCH Sister Ha t r iell General Merchandise 992-2116 9:30 a .m . Wo r!oh1p 7_30 p.m : 1st Worne r, Supt . Sunday Schoo l, Worship is action I It is our reac~.ing Racine 949-2550 9.:30 a.m .; morning wor Sh qil , and Jrd Sunday s: Prayer meeting ) (l : ~S a.m . , · Wed nesday 7.30 p.m . Fello ..... sh ip ' THE HILAND CHAPEL, Geor ge s. upper fir st Sa turday b p .m . UMW 2nd Tuesday 7:30 p.m . Casto, pastor. Sunda y School. Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursda y Friday Saturday EA SJ LET ARt , Chr uch School 9 9:30a .m. : evening worsh ip , 7:30 . Thursday evening pr ayer ser vice , a .m . Wo rsh ip 'ser vic e 10 a.m . Exodu~ Exodus Exodu s Exodus Exodus Exodus Exodus . Sales & Service Pra yer mee tin g 7 :30 p .m . 7:30p.m. 8: 1-15 8: ]6-32 9: 1-12 9:13-35 10: 7-20 10:2 1·29 11: 1· 10 POMEROY FIRST BAPTI ST, Wednesday.. UMW f irst Tuesdo_y 7.30p.rn . Oovid Man n, mini 5ter : W illiam RAC INE WE SLEYAN Sunday Watson, SUnday sc hoo l supt . Sun · do:Y schoe'T", 9:30 a .m .: morning schoo l 10 a .m .; wor ship , 11 a . m . Jt;;;::::~;~-MOO Cho ir practi ce , Thursda y . 8 p.m. · worship 10: 30 o ."'. LETART FAlLS- Chur ch Schoo l FIR ST SOUTHERN BAPTIST . 282 l b o .r;n Worship ser vice . q a .m .: M ulber.rv Ave ., Pomeroy , Paul J. Equipment MORNING STAR Wo r sh ip 9:30 yYhite ,' Po stor : Gory Ba sham . Sun · Salei·Sarvice a.m .. Church School 10·30 a.m ., day school sup! Sun day sc hool , Fire Extinguishers M id -Week Serv ice Wednesday 8 lfe'l,\o S. Third 9:30 a.m .: morning worsh1p . Fire Dept . Equip. 10:30 ; evenin g w~~sh i p . 6:30 p.rh . p.m . Middleport Rutland 742 -2777 Midweek prayer service , 7:30 MORSE CHAPEL . Wors hp 11 Ph. 9t2-7155 a.m .. Church Schoo19 .30 a .m . p-.m. PORTLAND , Wors hip 7 30 p.m .. MIDWAY EOMMUN ITY CENTER , De xter Rd . l angsville . Ohio . Re ¥. Chur ch Sc hool 9.30 o .m . pyde Ferrell. Pastor . ·su nday SUTTON . C~urch Sc hool 9:30 Eatlnor Let us capture the story a .m _Worsh ip 1st and Jrd Sundays ,Sch ool 11 o .m Sat urda y , CorrvOut of your Wedding . Futurlng Dotp SIHM I 0:30 a .m . •p rea ching ser vice5 7:30 p.m . Bakers of 126 E./Min Extroctlon NORTHEAST CLUSTER :Wednesday e-ve-n in g Bible- study Good Bread "-:~,.,., 9B5-41l5 911.6304 992-2206 or _at 7·30 p.m . Rev . Ric hard Th oma s Chester, Ohio 45720 Pastor FAITH TABERNAClE CHURCH, W. RU, Ba iley Run Rood . Rev . Emmett Duane Syden st r1ck er John Dougla S Raw son. pa stor . Handley Dunn . 's'u p t , Sund ay school . 10 o m . Sun A ssoci ates ~ ou th mee ting . b p .m . Tue sday Bi · 7:30 p .m .Bible Stu 9v . Wedne!>· ~ c h' ao !. ' 9 30 am . , Ralph Carl , th,ird Tuesdays . Prayer end Eilbh:r alternating with C. E. Wednesday TRINITY Ch r istian A ss~mb ly , day evening se rvice 7:30 Bible day , 7 30 p.m ., Sa turday n ight. supe ri n tendent : e\le ning wor ship , Stu d~ , Wednesday , 7:30p .m . JOPPA . ' Wo rs hip 10 o .m : bl e St udy , 7 p.m . prayer meeting 7 :30 p.m Rev . Coolvi lle ~ Gil burt Spen cer, tea chi ng , 7:30p .m . Thur sday . Chur ch Schoof 9 o.m . P ro~ er RACIN£ CHURCH OF THE pray er ser vice , 7:30 p.m . , 7.30 p .m . Pray e r mee ti ng , HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST Jam es leach , pasto r. David pastor . Sun day sch oo l . 9 :30a .m.; , [W ES V I LL E 'COMMUNITY Meet ing Wednesday 8 p .m NAZARENE Re'.,. John A Coli · HEMLOCK GRO VE CHRI ST IAN , Wednesday , 7:30p .m . tN CHRISTIAN UN ION , The Rev . Holt er, la y lvoder. morning worship . 11 o .m . Sundoy CHURCH, Roger C. Turner , pastor . CHESTER , Wor !ohi p q a m , man pO !> tor _ Fro nkl m tmbode(l. Roger 1/Vohon. pastor. Ken neth LONG BOTIOM CHR ISTIAN , Wi ll iam Campbell. pastor. Sunday JEHOVAH 'S WITNESSE S, 1 mile e ... ening service. 7 30 p.m .: :Sundoy sc hoo l, 9:30a .m .. Sundov Chu rch School lOo _m cho 1r mon o f the Bo or d ol Chr i!>· Bye r. Sunday sc ho ol supt . M orn Br uce Smith , pa stor . Walla ce School. 9:30a .m .: James Hughes, east of Rutland, junction of Rou te midweek pr ayer service Wednet m ornin g w or sh ip. 10: 30: Sundav LONG BOTTOM . Wor sh ip 7.30;-- t1on L• le Sunday S<hool, 9 30 1ng w ors hip . 9 30 a.m .. Sl;n Dame w ood. Supt. Bible School. sup! ., e vening serv ice , 7:30 p.m . 124 and Noble Summit Rood (T· dav . 7:30p .m . evenmg ~ E!r \liC e , 7:30. p.rn Chur ch School 9.30 o o rn morn1ng won.h1p 10:30 . dov sc hool. 10:30 a .m ., evening 9 30 a .m . Prea chin g ser \l ice , wednesday e\len ing prayer IH ). Sunday Bible Lecture . 9:30 MOUNT Oli ve Co mmunity M IDDlEPORT ALFR ED . Worship 7 30 p.m .. Sund ay E' llenm g worship, 7 30 ser \li ce , 7:30 . W edne~ d oy B•b le 10.4 5 o _m _No evening service . meeting , 7:30p .m . Youth prayer a ... ~ y-Jat<htower study , 10:30 Church , l ong lottom. Ru ssell MT . MORIAH BAPT IST , Co rner Church Sc hoo l 9:30 a .m p m Prayer mee ting Wednes - St udy , 7·30p .m . HY SEll RUN FREE METHODIST service each Tuesday . a .m .: TIJesOoy. Bible study . 7 and Cline, superintend•n t. Sunday Fourth a nd Main. Middleporl ST. PAUl. Worsh1p 11 o.rn . do-; 7 30p .m . MT. UNION BAPTIST, Don CHURCH, Re v . Her bert Ailing , FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHUR~CH , 8 : 15 p.m.: Thursday , th&Q(rot ic School 10 a .m . Youth group and Rev . Henry Key , Jr .. pa stor. Sun Churc h5c hool9:30 o.m . · ~A C IN £ FIR ST BAPTI ST, Don L. W 1l son , Su nd a y $ c h oo l pos tor . Sunda'l Schoo l 9:30 a .rri ., Letart , W . Vo., Rt . I . Re¥ . Charles #school , 7:30 p .m .; • ser vice prayer meetings Wednesday 7:30 day School , 9 :30a .m.; Mrs ; Ervin REEDSV ILLE . Sunday School 9·3Q Wa lke r . Po!i!Or Ronn ie Sal ser . .,uperin t,e ndent. Sunday sc hoo l . Morni ng ser\l'ice . 10:30 a . m ., Hargraves, pa stor . Worship sur · meeting, 8:30p .m . p.m . Chur~:: h se r ... ic•s Sunday 7:30 Baumgardner . su pt ., M o rn ing a.m . Worsh1p 7·30 p .m ., Prov er Sunday sc hool sup!. , Sunday 9·.4 5· a.m .. evening wor sh1p , 7 30 Evon gel1stic serv 1ce 7:30 p .m . viqJS, 9:30 a.m . ; Sunday sc hoo l , HOPE BAPTIST - 570 Grant St ., p.m . La w r ence Bush . pastor . worsh ip, 10:-<ISo .m . Mee ting 7:30 ' •P.m. !uesdoV . !>Cho at 9 30 a .m . morning wor - p.m _ Prayer meet ing . 7·30 p .m . Prov er meet ihg , Thu rs day , 7:30 11 a .m .: e¥enin g wor ship. 7:30 Middleport. Bobby Elk ins, po11or. FAITH BAPTIST Ch urch , Mason , MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF Vis rtot ion 7:30p.m ls! Thursday . !>hlp 10 40 a.m .. Su nday eve#n1ng W ednesday . p rn , p.m . Tuesd ay co ttage pray er Sunday School , 10 o .m .; worship meet at United St ee l Workers CHRIST IN CHRIST IAN UNION SIL VER RIDGE, Worship 10 O.m . w orsh 1p , 7 30 Wedne sdo~ . e11e n TUPPER S PLAIN S CHRISTIAN FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION ot mee ti ng and Bibl e study . 9 :30 service . 11 a.m .: even ing ser¥it:e, Union Hall , Railroad Street , l awrence M onlev . pastor , M rs Church School 9 a.m. mg B1ble !o tudy . 7·30. CHURCH, Eugene Underw ood , Bold Kn ob .· Rev, l awrence a.m . Worship se r\lice , Wednes · 7:30 p.m . Thursday prayer Mo1on . Pastor , Rev. Joy M itchel l. Russ ell . Voung . Sunday Schoo l TUPPERS PLA INS. W orship 9 DAN VILLE WESLEYAN Re11 R. pa stor : Howard Co ldwell , . Jr .. G lu e~e n<; omp . Sr .. pa stor: Roger day . 7 : 30p . m~ meet ing and Bible study , 7:30 Morn ing worship q:45 o .m ., Sun Supt . Sunday School 9 .30 o .rn o.rn . Ch u rc h School 10 a .m . D. Bro w n po ~ t or . Sunday S<hooL Sunday .School Sup t.. Sunday Wil lford .' Sr .. Sunday sch ool supl. · CAl VARY BIBLE CHURCH . now p.m . day School 10:30 a .m . Prayer E.vef1 ln g w ors h ip , 7:30, Wednes· KENO CH URCH OF CHRIST , ser - 9 30 o .m : morn ing wor sh ip School , 9 :30a .m .; M orning Ser· Sun day school 9;30 a .: ev&ning locat ed On Pomeroy Pill: e. County RUTlAND FREEWill BAPTIST meeting Wednesdo~ , 7 :30p.m. day prover meeting , 7:30p .m ., Vk es ea ch Sunday 9:30 a :m . 10:45; you t h se r vrce , b:4S p.m .; mon . 10:30 a .m .: Sunday eveni ng w or shi p, 7:30 p .m . Pra yer Rood 25 . near F l~ twoods . Rev. Church - l eland Haley. pastor . Ml . MORIAH CHURCH O F GOO , George Pt< kens, pa stor w1t h evening wor sh 1p , 7.30 p.m .: ser vi<e , 7 p .m . mee l lng , Wednesd a y 7:30 p .m ., Bla ckwood . pa stor . Serv ices on Sund ay school. lO a .m .: evening Racine Route 2. the Rev . James preach ing on f irst and th 1rd Sun- prayer and pr OI !o e . Wednesday . LET ART FAllS UNI TE D Youtl) meeting , Sunday , 5:30p .m . Sunday at 10:30 a .m . and 7:30 se r vice . 7: 30 p .m . Prayer M. Muncy , pa stor . Su nday !jChool , do~ of mo nth . O live r Sw am . Sup ! 7 30 p.m · BR ETHREN , Rev . Fre eland N or ns , w i th Don and Martha Meadows in p.m . w it h Su nday school , 9:30 meeting . Wedn esd ov . 7:30p.m . 9 45 o m .. mor nin g w orsh1p 11 HOBSON CHRI STIAN UNION SILV ER RUN FREE BAP TIST, Re... . pos ter . Flo yd Norris , supt Sunda y cho rge . ' a.m . Bible study, Wednesday , CHURCH OF GOD of Prophe<y , a. m .. e11en ing worsh ip . 7.30 . Re 11 . Ke it h Ebl in, pasto r. Sunday Mo r .,. 1n Mark m pa stor, Ste... e Li t· schoo l . 9:30 ~ . m .: mornmg ser· k)cat ed on the 0 . J. White Rood WHIT E'S CHAPEL , Coolvi lle RD . 7:30 p .m . Prayer meeting. Tues doy . 7:30 Sch oo l. 9 :30 a.m.: leon ar d tie Sunda y u .hool sup! . Sunday man . 10:30 a .r:\, .; Prayer se rvi ce, Rev Roy Deeter , postor. Sunday INDEP ENDENT HOLINE SS oft highway 160. Sundoy School p.m .: Yo ung peop le's meeting . Gilmore, fir st elder ; evenin g ser · s<hool. 10 a .m ., mornin g w ar · Wedne sday , 7 30 p .m . sc hool G1 ·30o .m .: wors hip serv ice, CHURCH , INC. - Pearl St ., Mid· 10 a.m . Superintendent John 7 30 p m. Thur sday. v•ce . 7:30 p .m Wed nes day prayer sh1p 11 om . S un de ~ e\l enmg CH,ESTER CHURCH OF THE 10.30 a .m . Bible s1udy and p rayer dleport . Rev. O'Dell Manley, Loveday , First Wednesday night MIDDl EPOR T- FIRST BAPTIST . meetin g. 7:30p.m. wor'ihip 7 30. Pr a yer meet ing NAZAREN E. Rev . Herber t G rote , !>e-rv1c e , Wednesday , 7:30p.m . poslor, Sonny Hudson , ~undoy o f month CPMA services , second Mrs. Pearl Norris spent a Corn er S11l f h and Palm er thve Rev. M T. MORIAHCHURCH QFGOD, and Bib le stud y. Thursdov 7:30 pa stor . Wors h1p. se rvice , 11 a .m . RUTLAND school supt . Sunday school. 9:30 Wednesday WMB meetin g, third few days with her sister, Mrs. Kirby Oiler . pastor Rober t Rac1ne Route '2 . Th e Rev . Charles p m youth ~er vi c e . b p m Sun · and 7 30 p .m . Sunda y , Sunday youth service . RUTL AND CHVRCH OF CHR IST. o.m .: even ing wo rship , 7:30p.m . thr ough fifth Fltt Warner. Po rker , su perin tendent . Sunday , Hand , pas t or . Sunday ~ch ool 9.45 day . School . 9:30a .m . Richard Bor ton . Lorry Cole man , pastor: Co· Sun · Prayer and pra ise service . George Croyle. pos't or . WMP O Rad io pr ogram 7:4S a .m .. Mrs. Edna Roush ·was a a m . mor n1n g wors h1p 1 I a m CHES lER CHURCH OF GOD , sup!. Prayer meeting Wednes - day !ochoo l sup ts .. Sam McK inney Wednesday , 7 i30p .m . HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEl - 570 Sunday School , 9:15 a.m .. Morn · Eveni ng ser11ices, T u esdo~ an d He ... Donny R_ Cook . posto1 Sun- day . 7 30p.m an d Herb Elli t t. Sundoy s<hool and THE PEOPLE'S CHURE:H OF Grant St., Middleport: Rev. Bobby Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. 1ng Wors h ip . 10 15 o.m You th oc· Fndoy , 7:30 p .m d o ·~ sc hool . 9 30 a .m .: wors hip BRADFORD CWUR CH O F com muni on , 9:30 a .m . Worship POMEROY - Carner Main and Elkins. Sunday schOol , 10 a .m .: Russell RouBb and family . tivl t ies and fell o wship for junior BEARWAUOW RIDG E CH URCH 5er\11C e. 11 am .. e\l ening se rv•ce , CHRIST , Cobd el Mtrs, pasto r . Bi · o pd co muni ~n . \0 :30a.m Court Sts ., third floor over mor ning worship , II : evening and senior h igh stud en ts b p.m . OF CHRIST , Duon e Wo rden , 7 00 vou th serv ice . Wednesday. bleSundayScho o 19:30 a .m .: mor · RUT l AND C 0 M M UN 11 Y lighthouse · Restaurant. Henry warship . 7:30 p .m .: Thursday Mrs. Shirley Ables was a Sun day evening wor s h 1 ~ . 7:30 m in ister . Bible class. 9:30 a .m . 7 00 p.m . ning church 10 :30 o .rl'l ., Sundo~ CHURCH , Sur1doy School, 9:30 Cook . pastor . Su nday school , 10 evening Bible study ond proye~ WedOeaday gu..t of Mrs. p .m . Mid - week proyer services . morning w orsh1p , 10:30 o .m . LA N GSV ILLE · CHR I STIAN evening sen,i ce , 7:00 p .m . om · w orshiP ser¥i ce, II ·a .m .: a.m .; morn ing worship , 11 a .m .: meeting, 7:30p.m . Affil iated with Roush •. Wedn esday , 7.30 p.m evening w or ship, 6 ~ 30 p.m CHURCH . Robe rt MuH er , pa, lor . Wedne sday ser vi,ce , 7:30 p.m . Wednesday pray er meeting, 7:30 evening service , 7:30. Wednes· S.B.C. Mr . and Mrs .' Herbert CHURCH OF CHRI ST, Mid · Wedne sday Bibl e study .. 6::l0 p.m . ~u nda y school . 9 30 o m . Roy lAUREL CUFF FREE METHOD IST p m . vouth 5. er vic.es . Sunday , 7 doy evening ser vice , 7:30. In · OF BRADFORD CHURCH dlepor t. 5th and Mo(n . G eorge NEW STI VE RSV ILLE COMMUNI · Sigman , sup! . morning wors hip ." CHURCH ; Rev . Flo yd F. Shook , p.m ., Sunday night worsh ip, 7: 30. te rdenomlnotiona l , full gospel. CHRIST--. Gabriel Mroz, pastor. Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsa Glaze . minis ter . Mike Ger lach. TY Chu rc tJ.. Su nday School ser· 10.30 . Sunday e ven ing Sf! rvice , pa stor lloyd Wright , Sunday RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO Sunday _schoo l , q:.30 a .m.; morn- Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. su Peri ntenden t . Terry Von key , 11 ice , 9:45 a .m .. Wor!ohip ~eniic e , 7:30. mid · week ser¥ JCC , Wedne s· S<hool Supt .. M orning Wo t ship NAZ ARENE . Rev . lloyd D. Grimm . Pa stor Dennis Boles. Sunday- ing ch urch. 10:30 a.m. Junior Ronald Ruuell, Mai.dy and youth min is ter , Bible schoo l , 9:30 10·30 i Ev onge listk Ser vice. 7:30 day , 7 p .m . 9·30 a .m .: Sunday School 10 10 Jr , po~o tor . Sunday school , 9 :30 $chool , 10 a.m .; w ors hip service , church program under direction Michael, Davtd, Edward and a.m ., morning wors hip, 10:30 p .m . Wed ,e sd oy , Praye r SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE a .m ., Wedne sday Pra yer and 8i· a.m .: w or ship service . 10:30 a .m . \.1:30 a .m . Gnd 7:30p.m . Prayer of Koren MraJ for children . 2- 10, Cindy RouBb, Mrs. Iva Orr a .m .. ev ening wor sh 1p 7:30: meet 1ng , 7:30. NAZARENE , Re v . Do le Ba ss . bleSt udy 7 30 p .m .. 3undo y e ven· Broad cast li ve over WMPO ; young meeting, Wednesday , 7:30 p .m . . during regula r chul-ch hour in prayer servic e 7 p.m . Wed nes· ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST , pastor : Bo,b M oore Sunday ing w o r s hip ~ 30 p m ChoH Pr oc - peo pl e 's se r vi.:e . 7 p .m . RUTlAND APOSTOliC C:HURCH <hurch basement . Sundo~ even - vtalted Mr. and Mrs. DaM da y . ..-~Pomeroy· Ho rmonville Rd ., Don School s~t .; Sunday s<hool . 9•30 ~ ti < e--Thu fS doJ :""1 p~ rn . Evongehst ic ser \lice . 7:30 p .m . OF JESUS CHRIST , Elder James ing se.rvlc• . 1 p .m .; W.c:lnesday Lewla Sunday .at Clifton. MIDDlEPORT CHUR CH OF THE Ke nnedy , pa stor Bill McElr oy. a .m ., morning w onh1p, 10:415 DEXTER CHUR CH OF CHRI ST, Wednesday service, 7:30 p .m . Miller . Bible study , Wednesday . ser ¥iU , 7:30p.m . Mrs. Edna Par1<ms, 10n NAZARENE . Re v. Jim Broome , Su nday sc hool supt. Sunday a.m .. e vangelist ic ser vite . 7 p .m . Charles Russell , Sr .. min is ter: MASON COUNTY 7:30 p .m .: Sunday School. 10 a .m . JUBILEE CHRISTIAN CENTER Mart, Prl!lton Paraons enpostor: Mrs. Mary Lathey . Slrnday school 9 30 a .m .. morn ing wa r - Wedne sdo v se r\l ices prover Ri el.. Macombe r , wpt·, Sund ay GeQrg e't Cr•ek Rood . Church FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTI ST, Cor· Sunday night service , 7:30p .m . sc:hool sup! . Sunday, school , 9:30 ship and cornm un• on, 10 :30 a .m .. and pro1 se, 7 p .m .. Nazarene school. 9:30 a .m .; w onhip se r- ner of Sec ond and Anderson , PO M E ROY • WESLEYAN ~t hool , Q"'30 a .m .: mornin g wor+ joyed a cookout allhe home a .m .· morn ing wor ship, 10:30 Sun doy e ven1ng youth Ch rist ian youth 7 p .m . Doll y prayer vic v , I 0:30 a .m , Bibl e Study, l ues· MaSon. Pa stor Frank Lowther. HOLINESS - Harrisonville Road ; ' 1hip , 10:30; evening·s•rvlce, 7:30 . of Mr. and Cal'fOll White 1 a .m .; Sund o v ev angel ist ic Endeavor , 6 p.m .. worsh1p ser - mee ti ng , 8 30 a .m . M en's pray er day . 7:30p.m .' SlJnd oy school, 9: ~5 a.m .: w,or· Dewey King, "pastor , Edison Prayer m. .ting Wednolodoy . 7:30 and famllJ Sunday. me e ti ng, 7:00 .p m Prayer MEORGANIZED CHURCH OF sh1 p ser vice . II o .m . on d 7:30 Weaver . ostlstont: Henry Eblin, pm . v ice , 7 p,m,. Wednesday evenl ng mee t i., g . Sa tu rday , 7 p.m. Mn. Paula Laird and lOria, rneeti~g·. Wedn~sday , 7:30 p.,m . praye r rntfet ing and Bib le studv . 7 EDEN LiNITED BRETHREN IN JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY p . m . ·Weekly Bib le Study . Jr ., Sundar school supt. Sund ay ST. PAUl lUTHERAI>! CHURCH , UNI TED PRESBYTERIAN p.m . , CHRIST, E _l d~ n R. Bloke. pastor. SA INTS. Po,r t lond Racine Rood . Wednesday . 7;30 p .m . sc hool . 9:30a .m .: morning wor· Corner of S.,.camor• and Sec:ond Paul aad Don, of Lakeside, MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY. ST. JOHN LUTHERA N CHURCH . Sun day Schoo l 10 a .m . Howa rd William · Roush , pastor . Ru ~s 8 11 MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST , P. ship, 11 a .m . Sunday •vening ser· Sts . , Pom•roy. fhe Rev. Wllllom Ca~ l!pellt Sunday with Dw ight l , Zavitz , director . Pine Gr ov e . The Re v . Wi lli am McCoy . su p! ,· M orn ing ser mon. Ratcliff . church school Direct or . 0 . Box 487, Miller St ., Ma~on , W . 11lc•. 7:30 : pray&r meet ing , Thun· M iddleaw orth , Pol tor . SUnday Don Manuel HARRI SO N V I l lE ·Middles worth . Po slor .. Church -;II a .m .. Sunday night ser vices Sunday School , 9.30 a .m .; M orn · Vo . Sunday Bible Study 10 o .m .. day, 7:30 p.m . School at 9:.. 5 o .m . of)d Church Mr. IJid . , aad chlldnn. PRES BYTER IAN , Re v . Ernest ser11lces 9 30 a .m. Su nda y Schoo l ~h nsl l o n En deo -wo r. 7:30 p .m .. · ing w or shjp , 10 :30 a .m .. Sun day Wor ship II a .m . and 1 p.m . Bibl e SYRA CUSE FIRST CHURCH OF Service~ 11 a.m . Strickl in , pastor . Sunday <hurch IO:JOo.m . !ong ser\l lce, 8 p .m .; Preaching evening service 7 p.m . Wednes· Study Wednesdov 7 p.m:, Voca l GOO - Not Pentecoslol, R•v. SACRED HEART , Rov, Falhot .chool. 9:30 a .m .. Mrs . Homer BRADBURY · CHUR CH O F B·JO p .m . M idweek Pray er doy e-~J.e ni ng prayer services , 7:30 mu~ l c. George O iler , pastof. 1 Worship Paul 0 . W•llon , po1tar . Phone Lee , sup! ., morning w o rship. ' CHRISI M r . Donald Roley , pas tor. meeting , Wednesday , 7 p.m. Roy p,m . MASON ASSEMILV OF GOD , ••rvice Sunda y, 9:45a .m .; Sun· 992 -lm . Saturday evenln; Moll , 10:30. Sunday school . 9 30 a .m .. vt_Or · Adam s, lay leader . BETHLEHEM lfAPTIST . Rev . Ear l Dudding Lone, Mason. W . Vo . day schoo l , I I o ,m .; worsh,ip ser· 7:30: Sunday Mats , 8 and 10o.m .; Enroute lo the Bell, the MIDDLEPORT , Sunday schoo l , sh.1p serv ice , 10:30 a .m .. Sunday 1CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST. Shuler , pastor . Worsh1p servJ( e . Che ster Tennant , Pastor . Sunday viu , 7:30 p m . Thursday prayer Confe~slon . Saturday . 7-7:30 p.m . Amuon River Ia fed by more 9:30a.m .. Richard Vaughan , sup!. servk es, 7 p.m.; youth gr oup, Locoled ot Rutland on New li mo 9 :30 a .m . Sunday scti ool . 10:30 School 9 . ~S o .m .: Children' s meeting, 7:30p .m . CHRISTIAN BAPTIST - On tho Morning worshiP . 10:30. - . Hood , ne 11 t to f'or e sl Ao e Pork . o .m . Bibl e Study and prayer ser · Church tJ ·45 p.m , 'Y oung f'eop le 's MT. HERMON United Brethren ltoute 7 bypass. James E. KHtH , than 2110 lribularlea, 10111e ol We11nesd a y, 7 p.m. SYRACU SE . Morping worship, q ANT IQUITY BAPTI ST, Rev . Eod f{e\1 . May Rou se . pastor . Robert vice Thursday . 7.30p.m. 3er vic9 6:45 · p . m . . E... a.n~lis tic Church . Sunday Sc:hool 9:30a.m. po1tar. Sunday 14;hool , 10 0 .'!' .; which are more than 1,000 V.of'1 ·; Sunday school. lO a .m . Mrs. Shu ler , pastor. Sunday school Musser, Sunday S<hoo l svp l. Suf) CARLETON C.... URC ~ . K l rig ~ bury 3ervice 7:30 p .m . Women 's M ls· Worsh ip service 110:•5 a .m. morning wonhip , 11 a.m. : •ven miles long. _ Wmpson Hall , supt . 9 JUo 'fl .. Ch urch se rvi ce 7 p.m . day schoo l, 10130 a .m .. wor!;h ip Ro.ad . G ai-y King, pa ~ t or . .liundoy "'uno1 o; Coundl 10 a.m . first ond Preac h ing ser vices 8\'ery $unday ;.,gllr~k• . 7. ! .. 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"r I I J-[ ·I I )" (Answers tomorrow) ~ Yetterday·s Jumbles: BLAZE AIIIET EASILY _____...___. USEFUL Answer: WhM the thHt.,·tovtng c.taway wu -rodol. otloot - ASEATONTHEISLE - - N o. 1 0 . - - - 1 1 0 _ _ _ .,,, . . _ ... traM ......... Nui td. N.J. ~- lnaludt OlD.... MAYBE .IF I TOTE SOME WOOD IN FROM TH' WOODSHED·· ,.. "' •• AUNT LOWEE1V WON'T .BE MAD AT ME FER GITTIN' •HOME LATE The Almanac . Unlted Press International Today is Friday, July 28, the 209\h day of i97B with 106 to follow. The moon is moving from i!!llast quarter loward a new moon. The morning star is Jupiter. The evening s tars a re Mercury, Venus, Mars and Saturn . Those born on this date are wtder the sign of Leo. �•. R- The Oally Senttnrl, Midd.leport-l--oy, 0., nmy, JUlY :111, lY/8' Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash --- - - ... WHEEL CHI£VROUT NOV A. wtth 350 Derlo<mo>nce . 197• Harley Da v son 350 $ 700 S2000 992 7453 1975 61• 067 6489or61• 667 -3305 c $1295 SPECIAL Roush East Lefort 247 3752 61<4-378 6283 after 5 Any U S mAde ur -parts extra tf needed. front·wheel drive Excludes cars. 1975 SUPER SPORT 5SO Hondo F model 1111 cyl•nder5, , bogs and 2 tuneup new ftres new • 197_. DODGE botterv BRING IN COUPON AND RECEIVE 304-773 5957 ESKA 7 hp outboard motor Seo Ktng 7' , kp outbo ard motor Less than 1 year old Soe Kmg o lu mmum flat bottom boot 247 2411 $~OFF FIREWOOD GREEN or seasoned 985 3567 or 949 2358 8 1 , FOOT truck campe r sell con SPECIAL PRICE EMpires , August 10,-1978 to1ned , 992-5983 CB BASE stottons StltrontM 1011 -0 Freq counterD104mtc Tube type om stde bond $325 Rod•o Shock model TRC 458 Call now tor appointment. Pomerov 992-21111 HITCH AND sway bar for travel trader PaulE Vall Wor chesler St Syracuse Oh1o below Hub bards Greenhouse 985 359b 1971 DODGE CHARGER 500 383 4 speed h:tros Good cond1 !ton 949 2338 _..1 2 story older home. 3 bedrooms, fomlly room wifh flrepil<:e, living room, 1974 PINTO RUNABOUT : A.C , dining __ wagon A C P S mtles 992 5786 ~-- --------......-- 1976 TRAN S AM Blo ck , loaded low mtl.age h:cellent cond1 I ton 99:2 5296 or 99:2 7841 Pomeroy Let us test your water Free Pomeroy l:.andmark - count 1ng machtne Phone 992 215b The Doily . 5flnlinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy , Oh10 1b SKEETER boot 7 ' , h p Mer cury motor lrolltng m otor and USED TRA CTOR S MF230 01esel access~es 992 3483 l am MF135 O u~sel MFISO D1e sel MF235 Dtese l Smtih ..:::;::;_::__ - -- MF1b5 Diesel MF285 Dt ese l Mf1135 01esel Cob otr & heater NEW & USED IMPLEMENTS MF9 Baler MF10 Bole • MF 110 Boler Matthews Rotary Scythe IF YO U hove o servtee to otter wont to buy or sell some thtng , MF880 Sem1 wo untOO b bot oe lookmg for work or to m Plow MF520 12 Dt !:oC whatever yo u II get re~ults Mf200 '} Row Ch opper MF39 2 laster w1th o Senllnel Wont Ad Mechonocol Row Planters Coll992 2156 Transp lanter SHINN S TRACTOR SALES TH RE E FAMILY Vord Sole I m1le Ph one 458 1030 N of Tupper'j Plotn s Fn and l eon W Vo Sot Sam til dark 1 fomt ly s1ze te,l1 we1ght l1h1n g set many 1975 BL ACK El (ammo Clou•o.:: ~o~-~t.!._"2_5 _w_o~h t or :'~n s 350 two barrel ou tomo t1 c YARD SALE Corner o f CR37 and power steer1ng an d brak es CR28 tn So ~h on Fndo.,. and Moy be seen 1';• mde~ oft So t urdo ~ Gam to 4pm Cos Route 7 Bvposs on 143 or call range bo,; ~ pnng s and mot 992 3750 Good condt tton t~ess de ~ k plu s other m1sc S7b00 !I ems BASS BOAT 1S olum mum lowe FLEA MARKET So t Jul y 79 lme 20 h p Mere St ick steer SRI2" ot>Of Solem Cen te r mg Elec trt c stor1 Eagle tr oll1n g w hef t. Jo t ell Grocer y used to molor Col i qes 4339 be St · lam CABBAGE CO!tN potatoes half YARD S A L~ ""' and Sa t July 28 th runne• beans (p ell your own ) and 29th form 9 to dark 3 mdes 54 bu C W Proll1tt Form south ol M1ddlepon ne"t to Bet Penland Ohto ty s Cor ryoul '?97 7969 - - - - .-.t ROA NOKE HAY baler New Ideo BASEMENT RUMMAGE Sale at Ar hoy r ake Needs repou thur Millers Rt I Rutland ____ ---- ~oaF HOlL~W Hor ses- ;uy se ll trode or lrotn New an d used sadd le!> Ruth Ree ves Albany (614 ) 698 3190 RISING ST AR Kennel Boordtng Indoor and ou tdoor runs Groomtng ell br eeds Clean son1tory locilt t1es Chesh.re Phone (61 4) 367 0797. - ---FEMALE , I year old • AIREDALE Spayed Reg tstered good w•th ch•ld•en tra1ned $50 firm 985 4 l3 4 orb1 <~ bi:J7 3878 AKC REGI STERED Doberman mole 1' , years old Bloclo. and ton $150 304 773 5873 New Lishng - Ntce big older home wl th wood floors and beautiful tr 1m J bedrooms, full basement and attic. Home has new root and furnt!l ce, Jlh baths. sttf tng and dtntng room and much more Located on South Jrd A\lenue tn Moddleporl Sell lng for 125.00000 Rutlond - 3 bedroom total elecfr t c home , full basemen t and attached garage Located In Hutchiso n Sub dtvislcn Selling price $32 ,000 .00 . Roclne - 1971 fleetwood mobile home, 2 bedrooms, carport and storage bulldong On lot 145' ~ 126' Excellent buy at S16,000 00 Crest " Manor Has many luK ur les too numerous to mention Call toda y for more tnfo Selling for $60 ,000 00 Maddleport - 7 rooms and bath , • bedrMms, nice size k1tchen and l tving room . St fuated Cl1 I V~ a cres on Happy Holl ow Road Askong pr ice 532,000 00. Rutland 3 bedr oom home. bath , k itchen and dtning area Located on Maon Street A IIHie work could make this home Se lltng sit,"~~~~ POMEROY LANDMARK rot All y,,iJI GE 1 v K. Holpoonl/\ppl ~.111· Pr" '"• .JackW (,Jf'>\'r', Mq1 Pho11o· '1'1/ /IBI a ntce prtce \14,000 00 For a qutck sale of your propertv , see us for fast servtce Cheryl Lemley, Assoc. Home Phone 742-2003 Hi lton Wolle. Assoc. Home 949-2589 GeorgeS. HobsteHer Jr Braker _Home Phone 992 -5739 15 A C RE ~ Cell Ph il tp Werry 985 .425 5 l ocated on Sand Rtdge Rood m Chester Twp --.---- MAIN POMEROY. 0. NEW LISTING - Newer ranch t-;pe. 5 bdrms .. close '" Appx 1 10 acres, 2 storage bldgs., In good co nd1 t 1on , large l i vtng room , equtpped butlt - in kotchen and the kids go to Pomeroy elem Looks good for Ul.OOO.OO NEW LISTING - Super ntce 1974 mobile home In e,.; cellent condition on a beaut iful 1 acre fenced lot Storage bldg , carport. full-; furn is hed and et~ulpped Close to mtnes All for S16,500 00 6 ACRES In Syracuse, really clean , 3 bdrm one f loor plan home , large kttchen , basement. 2 car garage , f ron t porch overlooks the beauttful Ohio Value os $32,000 00 EASTERN SCHOOL DIST - Nice new 3 bdrm 1 acre, garage . features Priced ranch , many rtgh1 $26.000 00 BEAT THI!.-- 3 bdrms, large bath , :2 stories, new (c arpeting , sidtng , down spoutin9. •I iian,elinQ, ceo tongs J. on Ohoo to Pomeroy ORHOOD 6 rooms , 3 bdrms , 11!1 bat hs . separate ut tltty . storm s. k tds walk t o school $20,000 00 FAIR MARKET VALUE Is reflected w1 th thts 2 brdm home tn good nei gh borhood and good c on dttton New carpet tng, e t c 0!1 iy $1\ ,000 00 LOW DOWN PAY basement , town 4 F uli bdrms • tn Cheap at $6,750 00. BEFORE YOU BUY OR SELL YOUR BEST INVESTMENT MAY BE AN APPRAISAL BY A QUALIFIED APPRAISER IF WE CAN BE OF ANY HELP, PLEASE CALL. HENRY E. CLELAND REAlTOR , HENRY E. CLELAND, JR SR CERTIFIED APPRAISER 992 22$9, 992 ·2561 YY2·6191 FIVE ROOM house ond lot 14:2 M1ddlep or t See Fletche r Welch CENTRAL REALTY CO. JUST LISTED · 3 bedroom , living room, kitchen & bath , lots of paneling , mostly all carpeted All with Phone992 -2 111 HOUSE PA IN TING 1ndoor or out door N o tab too btg or small Heosonable proces 992 b3b8 . AeSidentill 1ncl commer- cool. Coli for osllmote. 24 Hour S.rvice. Any Clly, anytime. Phone rls-3106 Jock Ginter ,.s-3116 " SERVICE a G l - Tillers, LAwn loy All typel of roofing, gutters a downspauts. 20 yeors a Strvtca. 399 W. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio ~h. 992-2164 ·•·I mo. 10<10 c experience. All Bissell Siding Co. General Contractors 8 A.M. to4 :30 P.M. I'lL HU174 SALES AND SERVICE 11 -9-ttc RUTLAND - St. At. n4 toword Rutllnd, Autp & Truck, Repalt Also Transmission Repair Phone 992·5682 124 In VACANT LANO - 10 acres of land on Rt 33 4 lane about one mile north of 7 33 by pals. Asking Sl2.800. S10,900 - 1 acr e level land with a 6• ~~:;12, J bedroom m,blle home wifh natural gas heat. city 'wa ter & sept tc SlS,OOO - Wil l buy a good 5 bedrm house wi th large livmg room and kitchen . 2 ba ths , basement, FA nat. gas heat in Chesler We Need We CA ( Moddleparl) ol proorty t49-2lll Phone 992·2156 . MASH BROTHERS ALUM. & VINYL SIDING Large J bedroom home wtth bath , na tu r a l gas furnace , oak floor Sj down and fu ll basement, n ~ee spot overlooktng the Ohto Rtver Thts Is a good buy at S19,500. UNION i, VE. 3 shady lots Large 10 sofftt, Room Additions & A -Fr ame Homes For Free Estlmate5 room house w1th 4 bedrooms , 2 baths natu ra l gas f.a t urna ce Hobby shop, garag e, cove red PICOtC patto, all t hiS IS V A approved Call 992-6323 or 992-60 II 6· 19-1 mo. pd. REEVES TRADING Post , Pogevrlle Grocer1es dry goods hard wore feed lock shop Spectol 25lb of dog food . $3 BB HTS Building lots wtth sewer, water , and electnc avatlable REEVES TRADING Pos t New sh tp men! of Western show saddles stl ve r trimmed $200 up Also pony saddles S~ up All hone su pplies Open Monday thr ough Saturday 8· 8 ~~~ 698 5-436 $6,000 NEW COUNTRY HOME 3 nice bedrooms, step saver kttchen, d mtng room , famtly room wtfh wood burntng firepla ce, la rge sun deck, front porch and large wooded lot Ph. m2MI WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES . Nwnun&.l'llrWiy Tuestlu ~ thru Frldl:l) 4 r, M ~ dliy befun: publu.: Httoll Roofing. Siding. Room Additions & Spray Painting FRED'S TIRE CENTER 7 20 1 mo. pd . _3_8_25-·-"--.--· SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE A LITIU & SAVE A LOT 51,000,000.00 WORTH OF PROPERTY FOR SALE G. Bru(e Teaford Helen L. Teaford ' Sue P. Murphy 592 3051 .1. THREt BEDROOM frame home 1n M iddleport Coll99:2 3-457 Associates TUPPERS PLAINS ' 3 bedroom I •; , both fo tol electrtc otr condt tton lng full basement Iorge BUil DING SITES for sole I acre lots Crty wo ter 992 5809 or <185 3595 fARM 10 ' 1 acre~ Horn ond 3 butldmg s 8 room house C1ty wot e• One e•ghth rrn le o ff SR33 1n Bur lmg ~-9_?~2..?~ too 992 3585 IN SYRACU SE 2 bedroom hou se New storm wtndo ws New ol um tnum bu1ld•ng '1 porches 'W23219. HOUSE AND LOT rn Oonv1Ue Poe ed lor qutck sole 7412·2068 THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY GAI.LIA COUNTY'S lARGEST REAL ESTATE AGENCY CALL 446 3643 PUlliNS EXCAVATING Complete Servtce Phon e 992 2478 PUDblE POOlS AU mes end shapes Swim pools 2 yeors expenence free eslt moles onyt htng you need for underground sw tm pool s New chemtcol and supply store Albany Ohto Ph o ne 61A 698 6555 [ After 6 pm 61-4 689 5251 John Jeff«trs or 689 S2b5 Bill G illette ) We ore NOT all wei on PRICES NEtGLER BUilDING Supply for butldtng houses repo tr work ond cabtnets Call Guy H N••gler 949 250S after S pm AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE been coflcelled? l os t your operolors hc;ense? Phone 992 2143 Ali urpet instollld will! podding ot no chorgo . E•pert insloilotoon , Rubber Bac11 Carpet As Low As '4•88 9' and 12° Vin~ Floor Covering In Stock Buy where you tin come In •nd see wh•t you're geHI111 - Good nledlons stocked. ---.-- Fully Good Stltdlon Of RUG REMNANTS From AUCTION FRIDAY 1pm New merchanchse and lots o f vsed furniture table1 choirs . wooc::Mn b.d1, chests, ches t tvpe freezer color JV gos r ange and much more at Ohio Rl .... er Auction now located ol 537 Htgh Street . M1ddleport AL4CTION SATURDAY as well as F,ridoy at 7pm New and used merchand11e at Ohio R1...,er Auc lltOn &up RUTLAND FURNITURE 742-2211 Rutlond ~ dr , AM, w B track OWNER DESIRES IMMEDIATE SALE - The owner of th•S home '" Pomerov IS leavtng the area and needs to sell now A 1•12 s tor y home with • bedrooms Including a spac tou s master bedroom, lovely kitchen with all the appltances l arge ltvtng roo m, washer & dryer pius pat •o & 6 acres ol land and It ' s onlyh 1 mtle from downtown $27,500 148 ACRE FARM - 1975 TOYOTA CEUCA 6 L ........ '2995 7 Dr . H.T , 5 sp. 1974 MERCURY COUGAR XR1 .... ~2695 Atr, auto . p s, p b , half vinyl roof . 974 IMPAlA CU~M-~..9~::.~!~; '2195 1974 FORD TORINO................. . • dr. Wgn , ps, pb, oc Dr .. a:r. '17~ CHEV. BElAIR •··•4····•··· •••··· 1 1974 CHEVY NOVA 17-95 E . M. Wiseman, Broker446-3796 Eve . J1m Cochran, Assoc. 446·7111 Nancy Smith, Assoc. 446-4910 ~~----- --- ~~epa~~ Ph~~~r~'l ~;2eJ M•d PUPPIES PART Elk hound and port coll1e 99:2 3976 THREE KITTENS tn Mtddleport 9923173 10 x 50 TWO bedroom mobtle home $1800 9<1'1 5858 - -. ~ -~~ .. 19b2 RITZCRAFT mobile home 10 x , SO Good c:ondrhon Clean $3500 742 2844 Gellhe Drill The average 1ceberg lhat dn!ts as far south as New· foundland and the Atlanllc shipping lanes has a volume of 5 million cub1c feet and we1ghs 150.000 tons, com· pared w1th 50 mdhon cub1c feet and 1.5 miU10n tons when 1l was glacier-born three years earlier. 6 cylinder Hatc ..~oack, automatic, AS sharp . • 1973 NOVA ...........6••c.~l:·. ~-~~~.:.~.~~ PUaLIC NOTICE tn accordance With Sectton 307 12 of the Ohto Revlud Code . the Meigs counlv Board ol CommiSSIOners wtll used equipment. scrap steel and other Items of tunk , bV public aucti•n a't 10 00 AM , Saturday , August 5, \978 louted at the Ml!'t9S County H tgnwav Depart menf, Rout e 1 By -Pass, Ro ck Springs , Oh io Equipment for S11e ,u '"II IN THE COMMON PLEAS cou•T OF ME1GS COUNTY, OHIO LEONARD L LENTZ , Pl1lntiff, VI. ROBEY, Defendants NELLIE et II , N• . 16,1 79 Notlu By P'ubllcatlon To K M Seeds , address unknown, it l l v tno. and tf deceased the unknown h'irs , devrsees, legatees , ad mm•strators, executors and an lgns of K M Seeds, ad • Follows: .dresses unknown . Marte 1 1971 Ford custom S h oemaker, address Sedan 2 1971 lnternatronal unknown , if liVIng , and tf deceasted the unknown hetrs, Ptckup Truck 3 - 19SJ Oadge Truck , w tth d ev tssees , legatees. ad m lnlstretors , executors and Mounted Compressor assigns of Marie Shotemaker , A 1969 1 lnternattonal ..l~~resses ~ unknown, Mabel Dump Truck S 1959 Mack Tractor Parsons , address unknown , lf living , and If deceased the Truck 6 - 1966 Ford stake Body unknown heirs, dev isees. legat ees. admtnlstr.ators , Truck 7 - 1969 Ford Ptekup Truck exec utors and asslgns of addresses 8 1959 lnternattonal Mabel Parsons unknown , Mabel Crusher , truck 9 1,000 Ga llon Gasoltne address uoknawn, If ltving , and tf deceased the unknown Tank 10 - 1972 Ford Dump Truck he1rs, d ev lsees, leo<~~ te es , e~<ecutors 11 1970 G M C Dump admmtstrators , and asstgns of Mabe l Truck addresses 12 1956 Two Wheel Cr u she r , unknown , Vint1e Hopk inS, Tratler address unknown , If l iving. scrap Steet1nd ltetns of Junk and tf deceased the unknown he ir s, devtsee-s, legatees . for s••• 11 Follows 1 - Lot No 1 - Old Brtdge admin i s tra t ors , executors of Vtnfte Sleel. scrap iron and ttems of and - assigns Hopkt ns, addresses tunk, appro~~:imately 7 tons unknown , t he u nk nown The followtng are to be he•rs, devisees, legate es, c on s1 dered as m l ntmum admtnts-frators, executors r eQuirements for the btdders l)l} d assigns of each ot the 1 Each ptece of equtp followtng all of whose art ment will be sold as as, wtth dresses are unknown John no warrants expressed or Hopkm s, Ma ry Wtlllams, tmplied , and I')O addrt 1ons or Emma Swearingen , Alfred subtra c t tons to the equ 1p ment, before or after the sale Swearingen, Elizabeth Ha ck ;' Georoe Hack , Percy Hack, 2 The scrap steel and Sarah Parsons Seeds, other ttems of tunk Wtfl be Theophtlus , H opk m s, and ma rked tor sate as Lot No 1. and wil l be sold as a lump Vlntte H opkin s You are herebv not1fted sum . with no add l ltons before that a Complatnt has been or after the sale J - The successful btdders f t1ed '" the Common Pleas Court of Metgs County , Ohto , m u st mak e paym en t m full to Case No 16 ~ 870 1 demandmg the Me t gs Count y Com mtSS tone r s b e fore the part tf ton of tt'ie tollowmg eq u.pment and or scrap descr i bed real estate, to wtt Pa-r. cel No 1 The followmg m etal and or other ttems o r estate sttuate 1n One tunk are removed , and the real Hundred A cre Lot No Thr ee removal m u st be with m ten Hundred ~nd Ftve '" sat d ( 10 ) days after the sale County of Metgs descnbed as 4 - Items far sale ma y be Beginnmo ~t· the tnspe c ted at the Meigs fol lows Northwest co rner of Lot N o County Htghway Department One Hundred and Eigh teen l ocated at the HtQhway (1 18) tn Hor t on & Dabney 's Garage , Rt 7 By Pass. Rock Addttton to Pomeroy on the Sp r mgs, Oh to Sou th l1ne of sau1 One Hun 5 - Auct ioneer for the sale dred Acre Lot No. 305, thence will be Dan Smtth of Racrne , North 4 ''~ deg West Nmety OhtO E tght feet to Run Street. 6 T he Metos County thence a long sa td Run St reet Comm1Ss toners reserve th e down the run to a po1n t r 1o ht to accept or re1ect any North 4112 d eg West or all b tdS or any part ther eof fr om tne Northeast co r ner of satd Lot No 118, Mary Hobs l etter ,· Clerk ·th en ce South 4rh deg East to Board of Metgs sa 1d Northeast corner of No coun t y com m tSSto n ers 118 at the South , I me of satd 100 Acre Lot No 305 , then ce 111 21 , 28, 2tc alono said South l1ne to the pla c e of beglnn tng, being t he west end ot Lot No ' One Hundred and Six tn sa1El Horton & Dabney 's Addtft on to Pomeroy PRD8ATE COURT OF Parcel No 2· The fol1ow tn g MEIGS COUNTY,OHIO• real estat e sttuated tn the ESTATE OF LOUISE M . Vl1!age of Pomeroy , County KEEBAUGH, DECEASED of Meu~s and Sta te of Ohio Case No 22437 Bemo tn 100 Acre Lot No 306 NOT1CE OF tn C W Dabney '$ Addlt ton to APPOINTMENT the Village ot Pomeroy, and OF F1DUCIARY more partt cul &r ly descrtbed on J uly 18, 1978, In the as follows Betng Lo t 118 tn c Me1gs c ounty Probate Cou rt, W Dabney ' s Add 1tion to the Case No 22 437, Marvtn L V1l1age o r Pomeroy , ex Keebaugh , Route 3, cepltng therefrom the P omerov, Ohto was ap fallowtng parcel The pomted Admm tstrator of the lol1owmg real estate situated esta te of Loutse M m the Vil lage of Pomer oy , KeebauQh. deceased, late of County ot Me tos and stale of Rou te 3. Pomeroy Ohto Ohio Betn g tn 100 Acre L ot No 306 tn C W Dabney's M an nmg D Web ster Probate Ju dge . Add•fton to the V11lage of Clerk Pom eroy , and more par ttcularl-; descrtbed as 17) 21 28 IBI 4, 31c follows Beglnn tno a t the southwest corner of L ot No 118 , the nce No'rth 4 1h deqrees we1t 156 feet to a f en ce , thence Eul 87 feet to the east l ine of said Lot 118 , thence sou th on the Eas t line of s~4~ Lot No 118 to Fry StreeT thence w es t to the p lace of begtnn.ng Reference Dee() Vol 211. P age 361, Deed Records MetQS County. Oh 10 You are notttled fhiU you are reql.11red t o answer the Compta1nt wtth i n twenty etght davs after the last publr ca tton T he l ast pub! tcatron w ill be made on the 18th day af August , 1978 YARD SALE, 701 Beech St, Middleport 10 a m Sat • July 29th The first president of the Umted States to be burled m ' the Natoonai Cemetery at Arlington, Va . was William Howard Taft, :nterred March 12, 1930. • ' t' r LARRY E SPENCER , Clerk of Courh, Me-igs County , Ohio (1) 7, u, 21. 21 U) 4, 11. 11, 7tc PUBLIC NOTICE Se ated btdS wtll be rece11Jed tn the olftce o f the Vrllage Clerk , Pomeroy . Oh10 , unt il 12 o'clock noon on Augus t 7, 1978 tor the followtng One new or used portable air co mpressor, 1977 mode l Engtne Gasol tne , 4 Cyltnder. Water Cooled Compressor , 85 CF M 100 pst , S1ngte Stage, Otl c;oo ted Rota r y Atr Cleanl!r Dry lype Ttres -· 77SX 1S,4 Piy , Each bid must conl atn t he full name of every person o r com pan y tnterested tn the same, and be accomanted bY a bond or certtfted check m the sum of SIOOOO to th e sattSfactton of the V 1lla ge Counctl liS a guaranty that tf the b1d •S ac cepted con tra c t wtl l be entered tnto and tf s perfo rma n ce p roperly secured The se checks or bonds Wi ll be returned at on ce to all excep t the successf ul btdd er H1s check or bond w• ll be h eld unt il tt'l e con tract or btd tS pr oper ly e:.:ecuted by h rm Th e nght tS r eserved to r e 1ect any and a ll btds rve "Finally. found a MAN-SIZE tractor" • rcoNoMr ,I;' TlfAI:ZOif •' SEE THEM TODAY REED'S COUNTRY STORE KARR &VANZANDT BAR~AIN HUNTERS Jane Walton Clerk VILLAGE OF POMEROY (7) 21. '2 8, 2tc ' '· ' '" PICNIC PLANNED The Rutland Garden . Club will hold 1ts annual picmc Monday , July 31 at 6 p m at Forest Acres Park. table number one on the nght Members are to brlilg flowers and containers and partiCipate 1n flower arranging usmg the Fair Schedule Demonstrators are to be Mrs. James Titus , Mrs. Ralph· Turner, Mrs V1rgll Atkms, Mrs Robert Canaday, and Mrs Jack Robson Members are to brmg table service and a covered dish VBSSLATED The Hemlock Grove ChnstiWl Church will hold Vacation B1ble School July 3lAugust o,6 30-9p m. dally •• J 1974 Cad. Deville Sed ..... ................ '3695 1973 Cad. Deville Cpe......................11995 1976 Cad .. Deville Sed ............ . , ... , .. '6900 1977 Olds. Royale Sed......... ...... ...... 16895 1975 Chev. Caprice Wag ................... '3695 1974 Chev. Caprice Wag................. ... '2395 1973 Chev. Impala Sed...................... '895 1971 Chev. Malibu Cpe .................... 11095 1970 Chev. Malibu Cpe. ..................... '395 1973 Ford T-Bird ........................... 11695 1973 Buick LS. Sed....................... '1795 1969 Pontiac Bonneville Sed................ '895 1973 Dodge Charger SE.. .. .............. . '1895 1976 P~. Volare sed............... .. .. .. .. '2695 "' "' Drive Home A Winner See one of these courteou s salesmen Marvtn Keebaugh or George Harr1s Pete Burns, Karr & Van Zandt tn sen 915 -3S9S "You'll Ltke Our Qua hty Way of Doing Business" GMC Ftnancing . 992.5342 Pomerov Open Evenmg s untii6 : 0o- Ttl S p m Sat 1973 PONnJ£ GRAN AN ........... '1895 V-1, auto , P.S., P B , aor, vinyl root 1975 VEGA WAGON .......~.~!?::.~!~. '1295 1973 CH£V. CHEVELLE-............. '1395 1973 MERCURY MONTEG0 .........!129S 4 dr 1970 DODGE DART .•...........•••.... '895 Custom. 2 dr. H T TRUCKS 1975 FORD F·100 .....................'2695 , 1974 CHEVY 1f2 TON .••...............'2495 Aula , V 8, P.S., P B.. LWB 1974 QfEVY %TON ••......•.....•.. '1995 1975 MERCURY BOBcAT 24,000 miles, standard shift, air •1995 1975 MUSTANG II .........••........••..,...'2'495 v, vinyl roof. VANS QfEVY C-10 .:~..:~:............... '2695 1974 ~£V. -30 ..................... ,'3295 1 ton, step van, V-8, auto., p .• , Jl.b .. dual wheels. 36,000 actu•l miles. BOAT 18 FT. LYN.CRAFT...................... 'SOO 75 H .P., J.;.,nson motor Elo<;trlstort windshield Boat, motor and trailer. UII'IIMt Stllc:tlan In 11le Yeller automallc shift, V 8, 37,000 miles. ps. pb. SAVE NOW AT 2 Or. HT. aut. air , P S, P B 1975 MAVERICK 4 DR. AUTO .•••••••••••• '2395 1975 CHEVY MALIBU WAGON ••••~·-~:·.:.·~:. '2595 1975 MERCURY MARQUIS ••~;~;·.!::.:.':~:.'2995 1975 FORD MAVERICK 4 DR•••••••• ~!~... '2295 ' • 1974 PINTO STATION WAGON ••••••• ~~~- •• '1495 1974 VEGA 2 DR GT. •••••••••• :.'~:.!~~ .... '695 4 dr , auto 1199 5 1974 MAVERICK ••••• •• •••••••••••••••••••••• · P S, P. B , air '1495 CHR SLE 9 1 73 Y R WAGON ••• ••••••• •••• ••••• 1973 OLDS WAGON••••••••• ~;~:·.~·-~·:.~~: •• 11495 6 CY•....................... '595 J_5 IN.•STOCK OL_ _ __ 1974 FORD GRAND TORINO •••••••••••••• ·'1995 2-dr , slotted wheel s, auto ., ps, pb, v r V 8, P.S , P B , LWA D SPICIAU auto air, p.s, P b CHEv. VEGA ........ ~.~~~:.~~~ .... '395 1967 FORD GALAXIE 2 DR ......... ..S395 1970 OlDS CURASS ..................'1095 UNUSUALLY GOOO BUY - The • owner ' s age prevents h er from continuing to operate the I arm and she de-sires an immediate sale: SO to 60 acres tillable wtth some very good creek bottom and hilltop land . The balance in pasture & wOOds , The six room home ls good {does need some moder"izatton), large a ll purpose barn and sever a l good outbuildinga. M tn e r als go wtth 1t and •t 's located In an area whl!f~ gas, oil & coal have been found to be plentiful Near Rutlahd $60's . -- air . IF YOU NEED BED.fCDR · ·l OU FURNISHED APT for rent Adults , no pels downtown Pomeroy 1 Cons tru ct t on workers welcome Call <192·2347 or & power door locks, 35() V-8, auto , p s , p.b , "tnyt roof, V -B, auto , p.s., p b, removable top, 4 wheel dr A SOFA THAT SPA CE FOR comptng trotler tdeol f or cons tructton workers close to power plo11t , w oter eleclnc and w at er optd Pnvole 99'2 23.3 stereo, crutse controL p. windom 1973 CHEV. BLAZER ........:..:...... '3695 longer able to take care of this lovely place so they must sell now Atfradt\te remOdeled 10 room farm home with n1ce stzed r ooms, 11h baths, • bedrooms & ca rpet th r oughout . Rural & well water plu& several old ovtbu tld tngs Prtced to sell a t S-46,900 992 5434 I fem ale puppy 3 months old V-8, auto , p 1 , p b , L W B. QUICK SALE NEEDED" - 68 acres of (IOod bottom. Pasture & woods on Van Zandt Road. The owner ts no 3 AND 4 RM furnt shed and un f urn t she d opts Ph one I FEMAL£ coon dog age 2 years ~~&Up C..ll742·2211 TALK TO Wendell or Horb Grote or Gena Smilll COUNTRY MOBIL£ Home Pork Rou te 33 north ot Pomeroy Lorge lots Coll992 7A79 6pm 4 Dr. Wagon. sq. yd. ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR prevtous exPenen ce worktng w tth gertatertCs Must be on orgon11er wtlh obtl tly to com muntCote lots of publi c con l oci Co ll6144467112 1or •nter vtew An Equal Opportunity Employer ~ 2dr atr,ps,pbvr ElWOOD BOWERS REPAIR Sweepers IOO!tters trans all s mall oppltonces lawn mowwr , neM:t to Stole Htghwoy Goroge on Route 7 Phonw (bl_. ) 985 or 3 CHR'ISTIAN singer mus tctons Interested rn tormmg o gospel group only , coil _ ?_~S- ,.174 alter ~~-- __ 2 THREE BEDROOM modular home Portland preo Secu rtly depostt Refer ence ~•qutred $:200 month Ca ll 304 773 5272 a ft er 1975 FORD LTD ........................'2995 BRADFORD .. Auclioneer Com plete Servtce Phone 949 2487 or 949 2000 Racme Oh1o Crltt Bradfor d NEED SOMEO N E to brush hog htl ly posture Rea5onoble rote . _ ?85 _.24,. morntng or eventng 992 3201 Construction 742-2328 523 ~ HOMESITES for soht I acre and up Mtddleport near Ruflond Will do roo fmg cons truc lton Coll99 '2 748 1 p lumbtng and heolt ng No tOb too Iorge or too sm all Phone NEW 3 b9droom house :2 baths 741 :23<18 all elec I acre Mtddlepor t <lase to Rutland Phone 99:2 HOWERY AND MART1N Ex covohng sepltc sys t ems 7481 dozer backhoe dump truck VA FHA 30 yr ftnoncrng al so limestone , grovel bla cktop refrnonctng Ireland Mortgog~ po¥tng Rt 143 Phone I [bl4) 77£ Sta te Athens phone (b14J 698-7331. bedrooms, bath . na tural gas furnace. garden space , 2 ou tbuildi ngs and room for off street parktng . Want $9, 500 we have over <PM F'rtday uftcrnootl '5495 1· 10·1 mo EXCAVATING doter ba ckhoe and dttcher Charles R Hot f1e l d , Bo ck Hoe Servtce Rut land Ohto Phone 742 2008 60's 314 CONDOR ST -3 Swida) AI Tromm Frte Esllmotos Work Gueronlted In Hortford, W. Vo . phone 992 3525 or 992 CLOSE OUT on all 1Q78 Slo rcrof l f old downs and travel traders thru Aug 5 only Before our vocotton !>loris Make us your offer only 5 umls 1 used IS ft , trotler Open Sunday Camp Con ley Starer oft Soles ( .fh 62 N of PI Pleasant 301. 675 5384 1977 CHEV. CAPRICE CLASSIC dey. Stop In ot EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe wo'k dump tru cks and lo boys lor hire will haul ttl l d irt to sot! ltmf!s tone and gravel Coli Bob or Roger Jef fers day phone 1)9'}.7089 ntght 742 2336 ,.---THIS WffK'S SPfCIAL--. comptete. Truck owners, don't miss this deoi. We soil •t dl~eount prtcss every SEWING MACHINE Repatrs ser vice all make ~ . ~:2 2284 The Fobr•c Sk op Pomeroy Aulhomed Singer Soles and Servtce We sharpen Sc.tnors LIKE NEW 22 foot 1977 Polomtno fo ld down camper Awntng tee b01c furnace sleeps b $2295 Munduy 3· 15-lfc Mounted on now wheels, ... dy lo .... 130 to us - -:.. -· ON E BEDROOM opt Contact Vtl loge Manor ~ Ap1 Mid dleporl 99'2 7787 Pomeroy, 0. NEW ABERGLAS TIRES 1 HAlf GROWN krtten golden long ho1red w.arrng flea col lor l ost tn Roctne oreo around July 17 th or 18th Coli 949-'1097 or 99:2.soa5 NOTICE Muffler Brakes Shocks Tires Battery . Installation Service 4·30.ttc 7-7-1 'mo. LOST FEMALE !hor tho tred beagle Weartng o brown col lor Answers to lucy Los! 1n the Rutland , leading Creek area Phone 742 :22Aq respomnbk< for mure UNin one uu.:tlr· ra:t m.sertiou MOORE'S D. Free Esli.mates Phone 949-2862 or 949-2160- $35.000 NEW LISTING - LINCOLN II• mit. off Rl. 7 by-poss on location Woll go quick tor S35,000 57 ACRES - With a nice 1'/1 story house woth 3 bedrms . Rt The Publlsher reserves tl~ nghl wOOit or reJc<.'l anr 11ds d~med 00. For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At GARAGE New or Repair Gutters.and Downspouts Chester area 3 bedroom home wtth central heat and atr, full ba sement, and rural water 2 car garage and other outbutldmgs 4 14 acres wtth pond . Has a trailer hook up and tree house Just shady ROOER HYSEll H. L WHITESEL ROOFING Large bl4-446 43 1 3 ·----~- Unel baths, sun deck and lots of shrubbery HOLY LAND Tour Walk where Jesus walked 25 reservati on! opened Hosted by Ira and Irene Wellman Wrtle Al3 4th A¥e Konoug9 , Ohlo 11 days. departure Oct :2~ Mobtle Home sa'le!J 1:1tld Yami 5CIW!> <tre BL't,'epled only wtth ush w1th order, Z5l-~nt c:har~e fur ads carry. u1 ~ Bu:l Number In Care of The Sen· 7-9· 1 mo. more e~~; tra s, low heat b i l l w1th nat gas forced air furna ce. All th1s and two nice acrt!! of land in a good hospotal and school at (aurel Ci ofl Asking 142.500 A BEAUTY AT FIVE POINTS - Here ls anexcellent l bedrm house with 1'11 bafhs. kitchen and built-In ""'lu Phone 949-2101 or 949-2860 FREE ESTIMATES No Sundoy C. lis Pteose carpe ted . 7 baths. full basement with TV room, Many and 11h baths. Mostly carpeted Btg central fireplace wHh heatolater . Small barn and outbu lldmgs, 20 acres lenced N1ce cou ntry sethng off' blacktop road just 6 m tnutes north of Racine .Asking $42,000 6 ACRES - N ice 1'1~ story home mostly carpeted with 3 or 4 bedrr:ps., living rm .. fam;ly rm .• with ftreplace, basement, f uel oil f urnace , garage and outbuildings Some fen cing, plenty of road frontage and garden space C1 f '; water and drilled well L oc close to wotk Storm Windows Call Professional Builders or m.nu Otlio Rtver Over 3'12 acres of land, dn lied well , 3 bedroom Fleetwood mobile home wtth - central heat and air, 11f2 collect e~Jentngs 216·27~· 4158• •~mury, Card uf Titank:; and ObllUHry 6 c:ents per wortl 13 00 mutunwn C1:1sh tn advamc:e Vinyl & Aluminum Siding JOOMoln St. Pomeroy, Ohia Pomeroy m-t212 LONG BOTTOM Rt. 124. View of the "' EMt:h wurd over the mmunwn 15 wurd.!l is 4 t._'f ntiJ ~r w~ ptor dtly , Ads NMUlK ~ thitn tbiua :uttve days will bl:l cJiarK~ al tht! J day JecliOOIII The Pub t<d'lt:f' wtll nol 1Je HEAnNG INC. "'menJ1' Otuo • guaranteed . Coli Tom Hoskinl, 949 -2160. Fr .. E1tlmotes. 7 16· 1 mo PWMBING & , 300 HOME MAINTENANCE CARTER o!~~ 3325 Small tolllne a mower Mr¥ica, ~sHY Ftl'luaon Chesler, Ohio -------~---- m ~ MODERN SUPPLY OHIO VALLEY ROOFING AND Mower Soles Jack's Septic Tank Service large eat tn kitchen . J bedrooms, all nicely storage build ing a nd garden space on Sf Syracuse ~ tWO 3 under construclton at Morntng Star Heughts Re c room !.replace gbroge and bose men t Ready for occupancy tn neor future lee Cons truction 99'2 34541 or 6 14 440 9568 SEPTIC TANK CLEANING 12> 1.90 22> ISO I Ill ="-- STAN S 8AftGAINLAND A store R N PA"T TIME Cammuntty for the paop ... W• buy, trade health nurstng experi•nce and 1ell New and gDod us~ preferred Must be resld•nl of merchandes•. furniture and ap MeigJ County, and b. able to pltances Antiques You wtll ~ vary worktng doy1, Reler.nces always gel a fotr deal wtth requtr.d Pu:k up appl1cotton Stan Open 7 days o we.k form and further tnformo tiOn ot Monday thru Soturdoy 9 om to Melg~ County ofhce of Planned Parenthood of Southeastern -~ p~ s~!'doy 1Oom to 0 pm Ohto County Courthouse, ACCO ~EED D&olers ovotlobl• '7n weekdays except Thursday thtS area Wrtte Stan Eookley, Route I Killbuck .44637 or coli _!qual Opportu_n~~p.!_o_rer _ Chur..:c 100 TWO ACRES - A beautttut • yea r old, 3 bedroom holT. Sl1 ,700 will buy o good 2 bedrm . house and garage, ~ack W. Corsey, Mgr. ---.r bedroom houses Cuh tnsulated , natural gas heat, outside cellar. Nice Ohio R1ver view L ocated near Racine Priced for qvlck sale $9,500 approx one acre land Have a took . Only$47 ,900 Pomeroy Landmark -NEW - • ; J5 Worlbor Under Only. $14,000 NEW I:ISTING - heat ong and coo long Very tow elec. bills . Ail this and -~oi l P92 ·7~ - ---~­ 61<-698 2bl>5 4 bedroom frame home Has bath. city water, natural gas, fireplace tn the ltvtng , :2 car garage and extra level lot appliances, family rm with fireplace, all ntcely carpeted Full basement with wood burn1ng stove At tac hed (2 car) garagl! ChrysJer Air Temp central OLD FURNITURE rce boxes brass beds tron beds desks etc com plete hou sf!holds Wnte M D Miller, Rl 4 Pomeroy or or wtth acreage m tht ! oreo Land co ntract or owner ltnonce pon•bl~ 99:2 501-'4-'-.-,--FOOT CONTROllED electrte troll ~g~or__~~ 37 17 804W. Moon Pomeroy ff2·2291 Aller Hours C..llft2-713l CONTACT: Lois Pout.y Spacious Split level Colonial located on Riggs FOUR NEW 15 tn ch wh1te spoke wheel!' for Dodge or Plymou th S100 Phone 9q2 b288 Forest Pro fo r slondmg 992 59b5 or 8S70 -HOUSE _.,. -------IN pomerov ol M tddlepo rt cellar , outbuildings, grape arbor , No. 216 $17,500 Zj&j'! =- . GeorgeS. Hobstetfer Jr. Broker Pomeroy, Ohio Phone m -6l3J Office Hrs 911 m .-5p m . Closed Thursdays & Soturdoy ot noon Your Full Time Re11 Est1te Broker - CHI P WOO D Pol e 5 mo • d•ort"'eter tO on lar ge st end $8 WATER WElt.,dnlltng W1ll1om 1 Grant 7 42 2879 per ton Bundled slob SO per ton Delt11ered t o Ok10. Pollet Co Rt 2, Pomer oy 99'} 2689 OlD COINS podlet watches class rtngs weddmg bands dtomonds Gold or silver Coli Roger Wam sley 742 2331 garage, RrAI 'JY t.N. curl 7773 Will CARE lor the elderly In our home Phone '?9'1 73 1d TIM BER POMEROY duels Top pnce sow limber Co l i Kent Ho101by , I 4_.6 Modd leport Large tot, completely remodefid. 53'17 comple telv fenced woven wtre 2 barns, storage buildtng Ctty water drilled well , Iorge 11. • 60 mobtle home 2 bedroom ltv1ng room , krtchen both f treploce central otr IOIOI eiKirtC 2 porches w1n dow owmngs cedar fence tn front Heouttful set11ng somw po stur e some woods and mot;..e A 1 condttton Colt 2U E Se<CHICI Strftf H()BSitiiER2 --- ,_::_::;- car peted , kitchen r~9~92~~7;3~9~ -~;;:~·~~ =; ~ ~ ,..........__ •289.95 :Aiiidil l'ilZl>i_~"":o-~ modern dishwasher THREE BEDROOM h ouse plovroom , utthty room foyer , Iorge ktt chen and ltv tng room mostly carpeted wt th ftreploce on ' l oc re of land near town ca ll For more tnlormot ton soffen & - eondltton your ! water with Co-op w•ter softener, Model UC-SVI. Now Only REGISTE RED APPALOO SA more Phone 992 -2181 $500 12 yvors 59tn 7A7. 2644 1971 1'' TON FORD X l T Ra nger truclo. Good cond • li on S1500 742 28-44 COAL LIMESTONE sand gro11el calc iUm chloode lert tlue r dog HEll CENTRAL 01r co nd1 honer load end all types ol salt EX Un~t model CU229AQOJ0 eel s or Sa lt Worlo. s Inc E Motn Never used complete wtt h con· neclmg tubmg Wdl sell below 51_ Pome!_OY ~2_2~1 dealer cos t $500 or best offer BU RRO UGHS SENSI MAliC oc ~ ~ s~~~~oy J~l y 29th YARD SALE Morv1n McGu•re restdence oft Rt 7 Bypa ss 9 7 Fr oand Sot bedroom . 2 Bedroom 19H OL DS CUTLASS Supreme PS PB AC Good shape Coll99:2 7841 Londmork ···:!_ack W. Carsey, Mgr. 742 2692 carpeted throughout. kitchen completely equipped, laundry room with washer and dryer , 2 baths , outbuilding with electric for stor~e. alum. siding, storm windows, new roof, on double lot . Asking $35,000 Owner will take mobile home as down payment. Prefer 3 1972 INTERNATIONAL Scout b-4 m room, ow2m3 Let 1972 750 KAWASAKI STREET btk e 992 529b P 8 64 000 1971 AMC HOANET wagon Spar tabout b cyl book va lue $550 Wtll se ll for S300 because reverse •s out 99'2 2426 NEED A WATER SOFTENER? $1000 741 7<26 - 304 882 3120 -----------. 1973 GRAN TORIN O stotton =---""'----- 16 FOOT FIBERGLASS boot 75h p E11tnrude motor Wtth trotler ' 8 & S MOBIL E HOMES Pt Plea___, - sent W Vo best de Hec::k s 18 ) ACRES on l tncoln Htll wtt h 1973 Broodmore 14 • b4 2 water and sewage Make on of· bedr oom f~ ~- Phone 992 6333 or 1973 I 4 14 :oo: 60 2 bedroom 1972 Dorton V1<ton on x 67 J bedroom 2 bath 1972Collentrv 12xb53bedroom 19b9 Sto lesmon 12 x 60 2 bedroom GIL BERT LIONEL ele-ctm: tram ac cessones Statton house log etc loader water tower Phone after 5 992 29b I ·- new fires , l(t(.onomtcal Pomeroy Landmark ~0 W C..rsey, Mjr. TRACTOR FARMALL Super C and equtpment J!! 1_2_: 4:, 2'cc--- CANNING TOMATOES Harry Hd l Form l etart Falls Oh1o s10'15 -'-- HAND CONTROL 20 speed Pflueger trol ling motor $55 992 3717 GREEN BEANS Coli Q.t.9.2471 8i'illO'r· ClUB cob ptckup auto vtnyl top $1200 1 1976 Che11y luv Ftberglo ss .rt,.a pper $2700 New Hove n and new 40 chfiJnnel om s1de band Used 2 months $200 992 7066 CAMARO 53 500 mrles S1b50 742 24b0 ------1972 PlYMOUTH DUSTER P S A C Reohsflc Novo 7 B speakers $130 Len than o year old Coli ferr tngs CHEVROLET 985 3504 A N N N G TOAMTOES Ptck your own Br tng own contotner Marshall TWO 75 wall R.oltsflc Novo 8 speok•n $160 55 watt • *'- n -=i:."~ "'"""' ::_~, WANT AD CHARGES Business Services RHJ~ _;,~ . --- - -· SAVE av Owner Small farrr 197.. PONTIAC VENTURA 0 cvl ALIGNMENT •, 9- 'lbe DaUy Senllnel, Middleport-PO(Iler.oy, 0 ., Friday, July 21, 1978 All New! Bronco 4 x 4. Total toughness w1th famoly-s1ze co mfort Bog-cube 5.8 L (351) V-8 standard TRUCKS • 1976 FORD F-100 ............................ '2995 Std. trans , L. W B , red 1976 FORD lh TON •••••••••••••••••••••••••. '2695 Color white, 61J, ft bed , automatic. 1 1975 TOYOTA PICKUP.:••••••• ,.~··········· 2695 5 sp. trans .• 35,000 mllss Sharp I 1968 DODGE 'h TON PICKUP. ••••••••••••••• - Aut , runs good. 1969 FORD VAN •••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• ,, 1 795 1395 Ford Free Wheeling Stylaside Ford Free Wheeling Courier For fantast1c good looks- look to Ford's Free Wheeling Stylesodes Tough new way to go Truckm ' RIEBEL'S USED CARS See Roger Riebel 2 Convenient Numbers 992·3345 or 667-3463 I Sl. Rt. 7 1 mite north Pie ins, Olllo · Add some excitement w oth th e ponstrope sho rty Flaresode D1slonct ove ponstropong, blackout grolle and black bumpers . ------- m siyl e OPEN TILL7 P.M. bcept Thursdoy & Soturday t1i 5:00 . Closed Sunday '• �~ . 10-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o., Friday, July 28;..:,1;:;P7_R_~---~---_;_--.,.----------------, i The one-time tax break f«r home sellers, propooed by Rep. Sam Gibbons, D-Fia., would make the first $100,000 of profit from the sale of a house or apaJ;tment free from capitlll gains or minimum tax if lt has been the taxpayer's ....,,. 19 ES Fll 8' Cl H. HI G c. Y• K s. G It uidted Press Intematloul say the money im 'I enough. For 33 years Ray Mitchell has carried_ Mitchell says he understands the money the mall through the· rolling sagebrush JrOblems of postal workers in other areas country near Arapahoe , Colo., and he but he says there are other factors doesn't plan to t11op now even if there is a involved. nationwide mall strike. "In rural areas it takes less to live but "We take an oath not t0 strike and I will then, they get a lot of things for living there. not strike because I feel·like I am doing all If they want tO live in higher populated right and I have a good job," said Mitchell, areas th~ get some I'OI'Veniences.and that 60, who has two 7!MnUe routes along the makes a difference," said Mitchell. flat land where Colorado meets Kansas. In Washington Thursday, the American The threat of a national ,poStal strike, Postal Workers · Union advisory possibly as early as next week, increased committee, made up of leaders of union Thursday with the rejection by ooe union's locals, voted 29-!5 against the proposed leadership in Washington of the proposed Contract and then decided ID submit the cootract just negotiated with the. Postal contract In a vote by its 300,000 members. Service. . Immediately after the advisory Mitchell says !lie Postal Service has committee vote, a group of dissidents been good to him. His pay as a mailman announced it would !Ue suit in federal belps pay for the farm where he and his court to prevent the polling of the rank and wife raised two children. ; file. They said the union constitution "Farming is a hobby -something !like makes the advisory committee vote to do, but there is no profit in it. I can binding. afford that hobby because work for the Three other unions ·a lready have started post office helps subsidize it." · to· poll their members. The APWU is the "The postal service has been good to me ooly one with an advisory committee vote. over the years. I never have struck and I Mail balioting is expected to be just won 't do it," said Mitcbell. completed in about two weeko, but a strike . Most of the opposition to the proposed Could come,sooner. national contract offering an average In New York, 23,000 postal worke~ plan increase of 19.5 percent in pay and cost-<>f- to vote Moo day on a strike proposal, with a living raises during three years has come . walkout expected at dawn TUesday if the from big city area postal workers. They vote is yes, a spokesman said. r--~:-vv~1)J~P1U-N:o:o7--l I OPTOMETRIST · I 5 (CLOSE 1 OFFlCE HOURS : 9:30to 12 • 2 to 1 AT NOON ON THURS. ) - EAST COURT I 1 I ~-~~_P2~!~2.~ ... -~------------i' . . FREE SKIN TESTS Therewillbefreeskintests given August 14 from 6:3(h'l : NOTICE :• MEIGS INN PIZZA SHACK : NEW PHONE NUMBER : 9~2~674 e e • : •: :• : : e e e e • OPEN TUES., WED., THURS. 4:00-1 hOO FRI. and SAT. 4:00-11:00 SUNDAY 4:00-11:00 : e ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Tuppers-Plains J'igers win ":...,_ Eastern. Little League crown ··., POMEROY ,ftAfiONAL BANK OF P()MEROY (" in the sta te of Ohio. at the. dose of business on June 30, 1978 published in resP.onse to ca ll made by Comptroller of the Currency. under Iitle 12. United States Code. Section 161. Charter number 1980 National Bank Region Number 4 Statement of Resources and Liabilities Ill Iii Ill Ill cr: Ill -.-_.., -cr: Ill ID .-.. f ,....._......cr: :lOCI. Iller: u Thousands of dollars Cash and due fr om banks. .... . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . .. . . .. . .......... . ... . .. Sl ,792,a41 .47 U.S Treasurysecurilies. ... . . . . . . . . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . . .. . ............ 9.867.119.77 Obliga tions of States and political subdivisions .. . . . .. . . .. . .. . . . . . . . .. . .. . . .. ...... . ...... 2,213.447.83 Other bonds, notes, and debentures . . . .-" -· . ...... . ... , ........ .. ......... ... l,742.:i0 Federal Reserve·stock ~ nd corporate stock ... .· . . ............ • ............... 48,000.00 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell ........ __ . . . . . . ........ . ........... , ..... J.57a,OOO .OO Loa ns. Total !excludmg unearned income 1. . . . . . • . • • • ... 11,137,422.R2 Less Reserve for pO~sibleloan losses . . . . ... . ... . .... . . 5f·I ; ,, ,o Loans. Net ................................ . . .. ............ __ ...... . . 11,087,311.34 Bank premises, fu rn iture and fixtures, and 1 other-asseis representing bank premises .... . .. . ........... . ............. .. 291 ,343.89 Other assets . .. . .. .. .. . . .. .. . . . . . .. .. .. ............... ..... ........ 168.:>11 .92 TOTA L ASSETS .......... .. .. .. . . . .. .. . . ..... . ......... .. ......... S27J)6jiJl48.72 Demand deposits of indi viduals. prtnshps .• and corps ..... . ........... . . . .... a,393,8la.:i5 Tune and savi ngs deposits of individuals. prtnships, a nd corps ... .. ...... . ........ . ................. . ........... la ,676, 17a.60 Deposits of United States Government . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . ... 155,175.45 Deposits of States and political subdivi sions . . ...... . . ........ . .. ........... 3,240,344.97 Certified and officers· checks . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .......... .... . 93,197.84 TOTAL DOMESTI C DEPOSITS ..... . ............. .. . .. .... . ............ 24,:;58.709.41 Total demand deposits . . .. . . ......... . . ...... .. .. .... . . 6,814.274 .82 Total time and savings deposits .. .. ... .. .......... .. ....... 17,744,434 .59 TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN OH' ICF.S . ......... . ...... . ...... .. ............. ..... 24,:;58,709.41 Other liabilities . . . .. .. .. . .. . .. . . . . . . . .. .... .. .. .... ... ..... ...... 102.22(1_68 TOTAL LIABILITIES (excludmg subordinated notes and debentures ) ....... $24,660,930.29 Conunon s tock : a. No. shares authorized 8,00J b. No. shares outstanding None (par value 1.... .. ... . ... .. . .... . .. . ..... $200,000.00 Surplus. .. .. . .. . . . . .. .. . .. .. .. . . . . . .. ..... ...... : .. . ..... ..... ..... 1.400,000.00 Und1vided profits . ............................ . ........................... 760,911.01 Reserve for contingencies and other capital reserves. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .... . . .... 43,207 .42 TOTAL EQU ITY CAPITA L ................................ .. .. .. ...... ·12·404,118.43 • TOTAL I.IABII.JTIES AND EQUITY CAPITAL . . . ... .. . .. . .. . . ... ... .fll,065,048.72 Average for 30 calendar days endin~ w1th report date: CHsh Hnd due from hanks .... . . . . . . . . . ..... .. "" ... . ..... .. . $1 ,569,000.00 F'ed. funds sold Hnd securities purchased under •greements to resell . . . ......... . ........ . ...................... 1,277,000.00 Total loans ................... . ... . ............ . . . ...... . .. . , ........ 11,026,000.00 Time deposits of $100,000 or more in dorn ~stic offices . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1,133,333.00 Total deposits.......................... .. ...... . ......... . ......... 23.921.000.00 TOTAL ASSETS . . .. .. .. . . .. .. . . . . . . .. .. .. . .. .. .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . ..... . . 26,451 ,000.00 Time certificates of deposit in denomination of $100,000 or more (outstanding as of report date ) ..... . .... .... .... . .............. $1 ,400,000.00 l. J oan Wolfe. Assistant Cashier. of the abuve-named bank do hereby declare that thi~ Report of Conditi on is true and correct to the best of my know ledge and belief. Joan Wolfe July 19.1978 We , the undersigned directors Hltest the correctness of this statement of resources and liabilities. We declare thHt it h<os been examined by us, and to the best of our knowledge and belief is true a nd correct. Edison Hobstetter Phillip W. Kelly - Directors Warnm Pi<:kens ( ·' The Tuppers Plains Tigers defeated lhe Reedsville Rockets by a score of 7-1 last night to capture the championship in the Eastern Little League Tournament. In that game, played at Eastern High · School, J . Bauman of the Tigers was the leading hitter with two homeruns. Bauman also pitched five innings for the win. He. gave up three walks and one hit and had II strike outs. M. Collins relieved Bauman in the sixth, pitching one st'rike out. Others hitting for the Tigers were T. Everett with a double, L. Life with a triple, and Gillilan and Carpenter, each with a single. Consolidating domestic subsidiaries of the j LONDON (UP!) - Gold climbed dramatically to reach a record high today. The dollar sagged acroas European money markets in a slump dealers attributed to an International Monetary Fund sale of dollars in New York .' Currency tr$ding In Tokyo, the focus of most of the world's financial attention this week, was brisk but the dollar stayed at abOut the same rate - its lowest in the post-World War II period. Gold skyrocketed in Loodoo to a record '199 during trading. II opened at a new high of $198.25 per ounce, up $4. t250 over Thursday's close of '194.1250. The previous record price of $197.50 ~as set on Dec. 30, 1974. Deillers reported a brisk demand . . In Zurich gold gained $3.75 to $197.6250. Dealers said the rise was due to investors and speculators getting into the market as a hedge against cUrrency upheavals . The dollar, however", ·in a turnaround from Thursday's p.m. at the Orange Fire House in Tuppers Plains. ·······················~~·····: •: record high not to stop delivering mail chief residence f«r at least two years. H a homeowner made a profit of $100,000 in selling his borne, he would pay no tax. But a homeowner who made a JrDfit of $120,000 would pay capital gains taxes oo $20,000. The coounittee estimated the proposal would cost the Treasury nearly $750 millioo a year, most of it goiljg to taxpayers in the $20,000 t.o $50,000 tax bracket. The chairman of the Senate .Finance Conunittee, Sen. RusseU Loog, D-La':, however, has JrOmlsed an even more generous, capital gains cut, perhaps to 19 percent, when the bill reaches his panel. The $16.2 billion tax cut includes $10.4 biUion in tax relief. for individuals and about $4.8 billion for corporate and capital gains tax relief, plus about $750 million in individual capital gains tax relie( for home sales, $250 million in tax credits for rehabilitating existing commercial buildings and $159 million iit additional job credits relief for businesses that hire the hard<ore unemployed. The legislation would elimlnste the $100 individual deduction for political contributions, but retain the $2!i individual tax credit for such contributions. It also would eliminate some current medical deductions, bUt allow deduction of the full costs of medical and hospitalization Insurance premiums, prescription medicine and drugs and other qualifying mediCal expenses that exceed 3 percent of adjusted gross income. c Gold reaches Dedicated postal worker vows ICunlltlu<ocl !rom JliiMe I I I J . Larkins was the losing pitcher, giving up six hits and four walks. He had 10 strike outs. The Rockets lone ·hit clime on a J . Larkins triple. . Trophies were presented to the Championship Tigers and second. place Rockets after the game. Coaching the Tigers were George Collins and Charles Collins. Hugh Martin and William Gilland were coaches for the Rockets. -------------------------1I Area Deaths I I Sayre, Mason; one grandson, MRS. BIRTlE WYATT . Mrs. Birtie Wyatt, 90, Rt. 4, Alan Sayre, Mason; four and Pomeroy, died this morning great-granddaughters several nieces and nephews. at Veterans Memorial Funeral services will he Hospital following a long held Saturday I :30 p.m. in the illness. Arrangements will be announced by Walker Foglesong Funeral Home with the Rev. Ralph Mahoney Funeral Home, Rutland . officiating. Burial will be in Graham Cemetery. CaUing hours are 7 untill 9 p.m. LILLIAN M. REITMIRE Lillian M. Reilmire, 84, today . Mason, died Thursday in IN THE SERVICE Pleasant Valley Hospital. Navy Boiler Technician She was born on April 13, Fireman Apprentice Garland 189.f In Trenton. N. J. to the L. Aleshire, son of Howard E. late William and Georgina and Avonell Al~shire of 108 Howard WoodS. Union Ave ., Pomeroy , She was preceded in death recently returned from a by ,her husband Henry deployment in the Caribbean Reitmire in 1969 along with Sea. He is assigned to the one son and a brother. USS Fiske, She was a member of the destroyer homeported in Bayonne . N. J. United Brethren Church and A 19n graduate of Meigs the Stewart Johnson VFW Auxiliary, Feeney Bennett High School, Aleshire joined American Legion Auxiliary, the Navy in June t9n . Middleport, wtiere she served as chaplain for several years. Survivors in clude one GROUP MEETS daughter, Mrs. Thelma May Ladies of the Faith Baptist Church Missionary Fellowship gathered at lh.e church July j(), for their Tbe monitors at tbe monthly meeting. President Louise • Dennis Freoch Art Colooy for Ibis called the meeting to order. weekend will be Mrs. Hallena Wheeler read the Bruce AlkiDJon and Mrs. minutes of the previous Josepb Stiles lor the meeting. The ·. joys and Saturday I till 3 p.m. duty frustration s of being a and Mrs. Belly McGIDDess mother were presented in two aod Mrs . Raymoad poems read by Win Vallance Blowers, Jr. for the ..te duty . On Suoday Mu . for the evening's devotions . The ladies are working on Harry Mills and Mrs. Mary Mossman wUl share the quilts for a missioo hospital early duty and Mrs. in Bangladesh. Cutting and Charles Gammon 8Dd Mrs. sewing squares will he the project for the next few Mildred Heslop the 3 till i meetings . Refreshments p.m. duty. were served· bY. Carol Lahaie and Lois Sterrett. · -- Will offer degree in new course Rio Grande Community College will offer an associate degree in applied business in food service management technology . This news came out of the Ohio Board ol Regents' July 21 meeting, attended by Bob Evans and six. other regents. The office of Ron Easley, coordinator of two-year programs, said that the coU rse involve~ ·. - : ...... . -:!" - ~ ~~ ••• - -· ... - -· - - Opens Monday night~--::-------~-------~---~-----,-- All in readiness for '78 Gallia JuniOr Fair . . , GALLIPOLIS- After 12 months of preparation, au is ready for the 1978 ·Gallla Qlunty Junior Fair. · The 29th annual youth exposition will begin a six-day stand Monday with opening ceremooies dn Main Stage at "! p.m. Fair offi~ials are hoping for excellent weather to go with the variety of program activities being offered this year. In 1977, the first six-day fair drew approximately 61 ~000 persons. AU timere<:ord attendance is 82,500, established in 197S. Since last August, lairboard members and other interested fair boosters have been busy preparing for the .1978 event. Wayne Russell, president of the Gallia County Agricultural Society, Saturday thanked his directors and all others who have worked long and hal'<f to make the 1971 fair ~ huge .success. Russell commented thateach year • dedicated citizens and leaders of the city an~ county work together for the youth of Gallla Co!IJltY. "These com· munity people . forget their own per!!(>nal problems and try to make the Gallia County J untor Fair better each year," Russell said. The president pointed out, as in the past, falrhoard officials have continued to make improvements to the fair. · Among ot~r projects, new lighting has · been installed and the horse ring lighted for additional use during the lair and throughout the year. Ru8sell said the board has in!.Teased Ihe amount paid for premiums to exbibitors, more than $1,1100, io give each participating youth more money for the excellent job they do with their projects and showmanship. . , Tickets have been on sale ·for the fair since the first of July. . Prices are ; Membership (in- dividual, $4 ); season pass (individual, S4j ; concession, $4; delivery trucks, • Inflation free; general awnission $1.25 (up to 12 years, free.). Here's the p~ogram lor the 1978 Gallia County Junior Fair : Monday , July · 31 (Queen Night ) - 7 p.m . Official Opening, VFW Post 446 4, Opening Pra yer. Robert Co lv i n ; Nat io nal Anth e m , Southwestern High School Band, Welcome Addres s - F·air Board Pres i dent . Introduction of Oignitaries, Main Sta9'e. 7: 15 p.m. Band Concert. Southwestern H i~h. Sc;hool Band, Main Stage . 7: 30 p.m . Dog Obedience Judging, Show Arena . 7: 30 p.m , 4-H Judging, . Act i vities Bldg . 7: 45 p.m . Jr . Fair Majoret1e Lin~ Confe!t. A11n _Rieser, Supervisor. Main Stage . 8: 30 p.m . Ofd Tyme Chorus - Senior Cit izens, Main Stage. 9 p.m .. Mi ss Gallia County Q'ueen Pageant. Main Stage . Tuesday, Aug . 1 - 8 a.m . 4-H and FFA Judging. Activ ities Bldg . 9 a.m ., Horse Judging , HQr.se Ring·. 12 :-3 0 p.m .. Garden Tractor Pulling Con test sponsored by th e Gallipolis RotarY "club , Show Arena . 2 p.m .• Sr(l?t ll Animal Judging, Dairy Barn . 6 p.m ., Style Revue , Main Staae ;. 7 o .m .. · Sheep Judging , Show Aren~ , B p,m . Gene «;un!lnued on Page A-2 " tmts VOL 13 NO. 26 GALliPOliS-POINT PLEASANT tttfittt SUNDAY, JULY30, 1978 MIDDLEPORT - POMEROY • • ~ GROUP ACI'IVITIES - These 4-H'ers participated In various group activities Friday morning at the annual Meigs County 4-H Clothing Judging. Self and peer evaluation and modelling practice were among the acllivilies supervised by Meigs County Hom e Economics Agent Diane Eberts. Clothes judged Elberfelds l.n Pomeroy. I . I ! ~ ~ continuation of Pete Rose's · hittl.pg I streak (Pete singled In tht firsi tnniDg • ! of Saturday 's game against Philadelphia to extend his mark to 4% games and · lie Bill Dabeln's 1894 !\....-._........ record ) in to'day•s sports section. .___.._..._.._.._:.._ __j ., COLUMBUS - Ohio Public Workors United has recently been grante.d a charter by Secretary of State Ted W. Brown to operate as ·a non·profit cor· poration in the State of Ohio. The principal office is to be located in Gallipoli s. ' The Articles of Incorporation sta te the purpose of the corporation as being " PubJi c ~ mployee labor org anizati on providin~ representation and as.~i~<t R~(',. ~A _____ ___ I prodigal son In 1980 only five days after ' Read more about this and the his forced resignation. about 6 percent of concrete poured. Work to remove t se portions began July 17. All cost rela~ to replacement· of the concrete are t responsibility of the general contract . Future construction sche dules indicate that without further extensive rain delays, concrete .pOurs should be completed the week of July 31. Structural steel constructon will begin · Wednesday of that week. If these schedules hold, masonry work should _ ___ .. any public employee of the State of·Oh1o , who is a member in good standing of Ohio Public Workers United ..." Michael Clifford. Rt. I Gallipolis. Dennis Van Sickle, 3220 Nimeshillen Church St., Hartville, Ohio 44632, and Dora Clifford. Route I, Gallipolis, will serve the corporation as trustees. Michael Clifford SPECIAL GUESTS - Roda Omer, left. and Nadereh "Azy " Sadoogh right has been appointed as Statutory Agent . relax at poolside at Friday evening 's Middleport - Pomeroy Rotary Club 'picnic: Rod a, of Somalia, and "Azy," of Iran, were weekend guests of Rotarian and Mrs. EXTENDED FORECAST Bernard Fultz and family , Middleport, through a program at Ohio University Fair Monday and a t'hance of which puts foreign students and local families in touch. Both girls are students at showers Tutsday and Wednesday. 0 . U. in the Ohio Program of Intensified English. See Page D-1 for additional Highs will range from the mid 70s north ptctures and story about the annual Rotary picni c. . , to the mid 841s south, whUe lows will be In t~t; upper 50s or lower 60s. Allegations about GSI refuted them . " Dumping generally implies that not true of the entire ~roup of 73. Dr. Levester Cannon, commissioner of individuals are placed in liv ing " in a ny event all necessary steps the depa rtm ent 's division uf mental arrangementS tess desirable," Dr. Cannon have now been ta ken to notify the county retardation. labeled the allegations as said, ''But each or the nursing homes used program and district orfire inv.olvcd," he "absolutely untrue"' after one of his deputy for placement of the 73 clients were' said. t'Ommlssioners reviewed them and found reviewed and round to be far .superior to "The allegahon that individUals were them .unsubstantiated. the environmeQt of Gallipolis Slate In· olaced without contacting the welfare stltute." . department is distorted because it impiles ,Railro~~ worker critically injured .1.- -· - ___ _.._ ·- .,..........,._._.............. --..- firs< m•nager to baseball history ! the hired oo a "deferred basis" Saturday ! " 'hen the New York Yankees an~ i nounced th ~y were bringing back their O.arter granted for new wrlon -- ·-- ------------ . Ju~ 31st for inwntory. NEW YORK !UPI)- Bounce-back Billy Martin, in another bizarre turn during a tumultuous career, became l l l Th e Technical Building , being 4-H Advisor ; Darlene Lambert, Jackson County Home Economics ExtensiOn Agent; Cindy LeMa§ter. homemaker and . teacher in Vinton County; and Denise Shockley who has a degrcoe in home emnornics from Ohio State University. Helping with lhe activity groups were Jean Spencer, Pansy Jorden, Mandie Rose, Diane Smith, Opal Dyer. Beth RitEVALUATES CLOTHING _: Suzy Carpenter, former Meigs High Scbool chie, Tammie Starcher: Paula Hysell. H"'?e Economtcs.lell(!her, looks over.an item of clothing made by one of the many Mary Colwell, and Mary Mura. 4-H ers parttclpa!ing Ill Friday mornmg's Clothes Judging in conjunction with .the Metgs County Fair. The winners will be announced Tuesday, August I, at the Winners will be announced Tuesday, annual Style Review to be held at 7:30p.m. at Meigs High School . August 1 al the annual 4-H Style Review. _.. ,__._.... The show will get underway at 7:30p.m. at Meigs High School. At that time also the Meigs County Junior Fair Queen and King will be announced along with the introduc· GALLIPOLIS - The GaiUpolis City lion of other Meigs County royally in· CommiSIIIon wlll meet TUesday, Aug. I, at eluding the Sheep and Dairy Pri~c"esses . i p.m., Ill the Mualcl(llll Court Room. COLUM BUS - The Ohio Department Items on the agenda Include 'reports by _.._.._.._.. , ._ ..... the oily manager, city clerk, and city of Mental Health and Mental Retardation englneeri ordlnancel!i and resoluUoos ; refuted Saturday allegations by the Ohio WASHINGTON (UP!) - Hancho communtcetloas aad miscellaneous Legal Rights Service that Gallipolis State Institute had " dumped" 73 mentally Kim, coavlcted of co01pirlng to (IIISII buSiness. retarded residents since June l into . ...,110 to cpagressmen on beh•U of nursing homes incapuble or caring for floatlr Korea, oald Saturday hiJ lawyers have reoched a plea-harplalng with !lie Juotlce Department In bia lax evasloll ea1e. · . .~ kim! wltol-·ltlll malDiatu .biJ .. ,.,_ · DoceDtt, oald lie wUJ pltilld IUilty~llo one NEW HAVEN - ~ railroad workman for the New Haven and Community Fire <GUlli of a feder8l lax evaoloa/ lil!lcl·.. : . ~~s critically Injured Friday after he was Department, S~c k was retrieved from the moat H btl wile, SOoaduk, dori WI ... .ki\ocked oft a railroad trestle at New bottom of the ravine through a spectacular have lo 1elbroqli a ltiol and becouse Hkven by a crane and fell onto a dry creek join! rescue operation conducted by the btl lepl loallln a..t re.. ted publldty bed, located down a steep JG.Ioot em- fire department and rescue squad olreadJ have coot him S3 mlllloll ia bankmerit . members. buolaeu aad lecolleeo. , Joe Ray Suck, 53, Route 1. Belpre, b.. James states thai the rescue squad was taken to Holzer Medical Center by the was notified of the accident at 9:20 a.m. "'WI.. - - - - - - ·__.._W_ _.. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ New Haven Rescue Squad and was ad- and responded to the scene. Upon milled with compound · fracture~ of the eva luatlng the situallon, they requested REiri"IIAININGORDER · right leg , fractures of the left leg, right the assistance of Ihe fire department in NEWARK, N. J. (UP!) - A federal wrist and rlb3, ~nd a possible kidney in· raising Suck from the ravine . judge IIIUed 1 temporary restraining jury. Following surgery, he was placed in While three medical technicians ll'der Friday buTinC 1 union representing intensive care where he was listed by bandaged and splinted Suck, II firemen 2:1,000 metropolitan, orea poetal Wll'kers hospital personnel In 111t1Jfactory con· tied off ropes. all ached Ihem to a stretcher fntm taldna a strike •thoriution vote. dillon Saturday. and lowered It into the ravine, James said.· It . waa not Immediately known The man apparently had been working The rescuers then began the, slow, whek oflldlll of the New YQI'k Metro on the trestle. located behind the sewer Area PO&al Union would obey U. S. plant at New Haven, when the acrident " tedious job of carrying the stretcher up the steep embankment while at the same time. Diltrlet o-t Judae Fredrlclt B. Locey's occurred. holding onto Ihe ropes , James noled. order blocking Monday's schetmled vote. Accordin& to Bill James , spo'kesman ••11 took about 30 minu•rs lo gel him ··--~-" Pete extench mark weeks. University; Ann lsai:tcs. Athens County ·' M:Tti~~;hi~:l:-1 A hoped for completion date has been delayed by approximately six Judges for the event were Suzy Carpenter, former Meigs High School horne economics teacher; Brenda Dodrill , a student in Home E<.·unomks e~t Oh.iu r£~"rteids~iii"b~~k;;AiiD;"M;;;t;, ·J1 tec hn ology. · mining technolog y. secreta rial technology and accounting technology. PRICE 25 CENTS begin one week later. ed Jn various divisi ons. Apparel During This Special Sale. tronics t ~chnology·, manufacturing replacement. This a aunt represented Group activities such as modeling pral'· Children's and Ladles' Wearing constructed through State of Ohio appropriations, will house the two-year techni cal programs of Rio Gra nde College and Community College. Th ese programs pre sen tly includ e: e l ec~ cubic yards of co~rete not meeting specifications and needing Uce and self and peer eValua tion were held and clothing made by the 4-H'ers was judg- Save Up To 50"• On Men's, Boys, • _ RIO GRANDE - Work toward lhe completion of Rio1Grande Community College's Technill Building is con· tinuing. ·· Testin~ on rtions of concrete footers had halte<ft' construction on the building. Results okhe lest showed 17 \': By JUDY OWEN POMEROY - The Meigs County 4-H Clothes Judging WKS held Friday morning at Meigs High School under the supervision or Diane EI:M!rts, Home Economics Extension Agent for Meigs County. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 AND SATURDAY 9:30 TIL 5 P.M. County from Lawrence County. Following their stand in Gallia County, the amusement company will move to Meigs. Construction • progressing· ·. SUMMER CLOTHING . . ASINGLE RIDE was parked Fairgrounds Saturday morning. · Board members said that Bates Brothers Rides will ' begin setting up the amusements at 2 a.m. Monday. Bales Brothers will come to • - FINAL CLEARANCE SALE , ! slight rts.e, "'ontinued its recent steep slide. Dealers in Zurich, where the dollar opened at I. 7825 Swiss francs from 1.71140, said the loss was due to an International Monetary Fund sale of dollars in New York. They also cited the Hospital News comment by Swiss Central Bank President Fritz Veterans Memorial Hospital Leutwiler in a television Admissions - Betty Clark, interview Thursday night ·Millfield ; Woodrow Hall, that there was little hope of a Racine; · Lorenzo Davis, strong doilar in the near Pomeroy, and Phillip Null, future. Leutwller said there Tuppers PlaiJ)s. . would be· no short-term Discharges - Brenda solution to 'inflation in the LeMaster. U.s., meaning no dramatic change in the greenback's Holzer Medical Center favor on foreign exchange (Discharges July %7) markets. Ruth Brown, · Charlene In Frankfurt the dollar Bush, Brenda CaU, Robert opened at 2.0495 marko from Cassidy, Mildred Clarey, Thursday's close of 2.0665, Ernest Cullums, Mrs. while in Paris it was 4.4050 William Dunn and son, !'rlrs. from 4.41325. James Ervfn and daughter, Connie Fleming, Donald G!llloway, Carl Gardener, Christine Higginbotham, . !Continued I rom p~~ye I I Goldie Hood, Katie Keams, food purchased in Ronald Miller, Charles restaurants jumped 1.1 Parko, Willis Roach, Johnny percent, higher than in recent Rose, Johnny Sanders, months. Richa1'd ··Shuler, Garland The housing sector rose 1 Slayton, Mrs. Norman Swindpercent last month, the ler and son, Kame Packett, identical gain registered Reginia Walters, Dock Watts, during May, and rose by \~.3 Melvin Williams, Mrs. Philip percent d\lring the second Wilson and 5on, Earl York·. . Bldhs quarter, the department said. Horne prices increased Mr. and Mrs . Warnie more in June thah in recent While; a daughter, Rutland. months and mortgage ( Mr. ·and Mrs. Donald Gill, a interest rates continued their daughter, Wellston. steady climb. the department TRANSPORT PATIENJ: said. At 1:08 p.m. Thursday, the .,rostal charges, which fall Middleport Emergency into the • category of Squad transported Esther housekeeping services, Kissell, l:iO N. Second Ave., soared 14.1 percent, the first Apt. · 14, to Holzer Medical major increase since early 1976. The reason was the Center. A medical patient, introduction of the 15-cent she was complaining_of chest first< lass postage stamp last pains. month . SQUAD CALLED Electricity prices rose by At 3:43p.m. Thursday the 2.6 percent. Higher prices for both new Pomeroy Emergency. Squad and used cars accounted for was called to the parking lot much of the rise in the on Main Street for Robert transportation index , the de- Dugan who had fallen . He was taken to Veterans partment said. Transportation increased Memorial Hospital. by 0.7 percent for the second consecutive month . Ualted Rubber Workers The new car index climbed Local 144 will coaduct a 0.9 percent. following a rise of special ruaoff elecUoa oa 1.2 percent in May. Both Sunday, July 30, betweea Z gains refiected recent price and i '' p.m. increases by domestic PoliJ will be located Ill automobile manufacturers the Carpenter's HaD, Pt. and higher prices for Pleasant. imported cars. Elberfelds In Pomeroy . .,.:-, · " ! • up."" he pointed out. James praised the teamwork bel ween the fire department and rescue units and the professional manner in which the rescue was handled. 11 1 was proud to see what went on," he said. Shaeffer appointed Rhodes chainnan in Meigs County POMEROY - Francis E. Shaeffer has been named Rhodes foi- Governor Chairman <In Meigs County. Edwin F. Mulligan. State Chairman of !he Rhodes for Governor campaign announced Saturday . Shaeffer will be coordinating campaign arllvllles for <he Rhodes' campaign In Meigs County. Dr. Cannon said the department was disturbed t hat a newspaper artiCle quoting J prior approval of it i.s required/ ' the commissioner said . ' 'The fact is that Kale Haller, chief of the legal service's approval of the welfare depart~nt is Development Disabilities Unit, of the required only where we seek medicaid alleged dumping appeared the same day a reimbursement ."' letter £rom Ms. Hatler to the department His division is in the process o£ was dated. . meeting with potential providers to make ," No top department administrative official was caned by Ms. Haller regarding her concerns before the article appeared," Dr. CaMon said. Dr. CaMon said the allegation>left the · impression the nursing homes are un~ certified. He added , "Our review indicates · · aU except one are licensed, meaning they have been certified by an appropriate state agency as a skilled nursing facility and intermediate care facility. The one exception was certified as only an in. lermediate care facility ... sure "our c)ients receive a treatment program consistent with their needs." "It is essential. however. that we establish our position that nursing homes · in themselves are not inappropriate treatment resources for the mentally retarded," Dr. CaMon said. "The division will continue to use such facilities when ' they provide a level of care appropriat~ to the needs of our clients." Vinton Bean Dinrter VINTON - The I10th annuHI Vinton Bean In some cases individuals were placed Dinner and lOth annu~J Old Fashioned "ithout consultation with the county Parade will be held next Saturday. Vinton Amt!rit:l:ln LA!gion Post 16.1 and its auxiliary mental retardation program or district office but Dr. Caftnon emphasized it was and Canteen. . '. - • Mr. and Mn. Edward Hedrick, Battemat Ave., wtll observe' tbelr 41tb weddlag aaniveroary Sunday. · Tbey bave two cbUdren, Wllllllm, ol Atbeno aD electrlctaa aad Mn. David . (DoDD8) Keller, Re)'llolUburg· wbo iJ a beautlclaD. Mr. Hedrick iJ a retired electrlctaa. the cooperation of members of an advisory bo,a rd repre~nting restaurants '. and o!her foodservice enterprises. They include Bob Evans Farms, the Shake Shoppe, L and K restaurants, Pizza Hut of Ohio, Holiday IMI, the · culinary arts department of Mar~all University, Krafi Foods, Chessles restaurants, f·- .. . Tax cut starts ·its way .. - 'I w1it cu·e sponsors. � 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/. 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