https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8be6de9f51f4aee606a2e59cc199693f.pdf 84e6e1328879c388c5121f12dff2239e PDF Text Text 8- 'nle Dally Se~l , Middleport-Pcmeroy, 0.1 TUesday, A\111. 1, 19'18 J)AUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mrs. David Scragg of Belpre are amoul)!'ing the birth of their lint child, ·a daughter, born July 7, at St. Joseph's Ho s pital , ParkersbUlll, W, Va. She weigl\ed seven jlounds and six oun~-es and has been named Sar11h Elizlobeth. Mrs. Scragg is uie fonner Carrie Roe of Point Pleasant. Maternal grandparents are Mrs. Glenna Roe and tbe late Dallas .Roe of Point Pleasant, and the paternal grandparents are Mr. aild Mrs. Clyde Scragg of Rutland. • 5 charged EXTENDED FORECAST . Thnday Salafda.:y, a e•aace of IConi iiiii<'U from paKe I) ohow~ nandar ud lair the road Into a ditch: Frtuy aad Salarday. . NEWARK, N.J. (UPI )- A government for inciting wage hike over a Une-year Moderate damage was . Htc .. will raqe from llle U.S. District Court judge has w<rkers by firing doZens who period ending in lMl._ With incurred to his auto .. There upper 'Its to lilt mid lh lnuecl a · pr eliminary picketed and called a wildcat previouady won cost of living · were no injuries and no hikes, their wqe wiU cUmb walkout at the New York injunction barring the New Th1ll'lllay aDd Fi'lclay aDd . citations. llle mid Ml to lilt low Ill Yol'k Metro local of the Foreign and Bulk .Mail Center (9.5 percent during ·the second accident occurred A period. • . . Salarday ' Lowt will ..... American Postal W.orkers in Jersey City. . atl2 noon on private property Klein said tbe union was "We believe that to restrain from doe apper Ill lo lilt Union from cmductlng a in · Lebanon Township.' upper•. · strike vote. . the conduct of the strike vote · cmeerned about tbe firing or William M. flader, 32, Weld, Judge violates the Constitution of workers including some who U.S. District Maine was operating a 1971 Frederick B. P.acey said the United Staletl," Klein· honored what they believed · International tractor and Mmday the union could not said. "We contend this (vote) was a unlon -!Ninctloned trailer at the Charles Harris encourage, participate in or is free speech protected by walkout at .lhe Jeraey City Produce at Portland. facility. !lplllllllr a strike vote foc its the First Amendment." Deputies said as Hader was Klein. said tl)e federal "The union is and will 23,000 workers because a driving his rig around the cmtlnue to do everything In government and the postal walkout would be illegal. liuUdlng (packing house) it " A strike is against the law service had placed the its power to get thoee people GATHERING HELD !!truck a telephone line before · of the United States. Thus I workers in a dilficult position back to work as 10011 as The annual gathering of the · .Nora B. Tripp family was he could stop, and the pole can· perceive oo basis in by putting on the bargaining poSllible," Klein said. snapped off at the ground, Lacey instructed the union beld SWlday at the home of then which the union or its table a "take-it-<Jrleave-it" ·t he to obtain affidavits from fired Olarles and Martha Hoff- hood offell an across leadenhip could encourage contract . auto own· The national contract, . workers in an effort to get man, Pomeroy. Attending or set ilp such a strike." .COLUMBUS (UPI) - The ed by Mayford A. Harris, which has not been approved, them reinstated. MARVIN ANDKATIIRYN Glasgoo(Modern Poultry, Lacey said. were Oris and Nellie Rt. 1, Long Bottom . . T!lei'e Ohio Supreme Court was gives workers a 10 percent Athens, were recently . hooored at the Ralston Purina At tbe same time, Lacey Bumgarn e r , Conni e was slight damage to the asked Monday by the state 'Coo • . Chow Hm<r Council held at Hueston Wooda State Park said he would not issue an Bumgarner, Roger, Ryan Harris vehicle. No injuries Consumers' COWIBel to cancel Lodge, College Corner. To be eligible for the weekend trip, order barring workers from and Rodney, Letart, W. Va.; were incurred. the · Public Utilities the dealership aold a mlnlmwn of 100 tons of Purina talking about a strike or even Harold and Ina Teaford. and A third accident occurred Commission of Ohio's opinion Chows. Also in the picture are Tom Siewert, Diviaioo taking an informal strike poll Carrie Swisher, Middleport ; at 10:05 p.m. on the Meigs IIJld order approving a $28 Sales Manager, and NUe Ramsbottom, Director of as long as it was not Kenny and Lois Wyant and million midMay rate increase I I Tim of Harrisonville; Alvin High SChool Parklng Lot by the Columbus & Southern Operations of the Area Ralston Purina ·office at sanctioned by the union . where a parked auto I owned Circleville; Ohio. Glasgo owns and operates Modem The judge said it would MRS. MARION PONN at the Henderson-· Van Alta- and Barb Tripp, Rodney and by Eric Diddle, Middleport, Ohio Electric Co. on grOunds Suppiy, Pomeroy. the utlllty failed to justify its Todd, Chester; George lind violate an individual's right Mrs . Marion Robinson Johnston Funeral Home at was struck by a vehicle being Joan Hoffman, Lisa, Tami, request. to free speech if be issued Ponn, . Hebron , former ·Newark from 2 to I and 7 to 9 backed by Patricia Dyer, Rt. The .state consumer' such an order. But he noted resident of l.odi ToWJUihip, p.m. Wednesday. Burial will and Bryan, Middleport ; I, Bidwell. counsel notice of appeal said Vickie Hoffman, Pomeroy, he in the Ale:tander Cemetery · an order barring wildcat Athens Co unty, died Monday According to the report, · and Jerry Goodin of Crown the PUCO opinion and order strikes, distributing leaflets at Licking Memorial Hospital in Athens County. Ma. Dyer was backing from to encourage strikes or in Newark. City. Unable to attend )\'ere the parking place, the lights was ''unreasonable, tmlawful Nedra Shinn, Columbus, from a nearby truck blinded and against the manifest pickeling the postal center A graduate of Shad.e.''igh ELSIE R. SPENCE remains in effect. - •• whose daughter, -Katrina , her and She did not see the weight of the evidence," and Michael Klein , the union 's School, Mrs. Ponn is survived Mrs. Elsie Roush Spence, the bride of Larry parked auto behind her. cited instances were the by her husband, Fred H. · 71 , 25 7 Wes.t Main St ., became Nakaniski on Saturday. attorney, said be was oot sure Ponn ; a dau ghter ; three Slight damage was in; PUCO erred. Pomeroy, died Monday afwhether the union is planning Major Issues in the case are curred to both veh(clet an appeal of Lacey's ruling or sons ; four grandchildren ; her ternoon at Veterans construction work in There were no injuries or what alternate action it might father a nd step-mother, Cecil Memorial Hospital. Mrs. progress, treatment of citations. and Ethel Robinson, Athens; Spence was born Nov. 9, 1906, DINNER PLANNED Monday deputies in· c ustomer deposits, ~~vernment law ye rs a brother, John Robinson, a daughter of the late Curtis RACINE - The Constant vestigated WASHINGTON (UPI) 'Dayan and gypt Foreign a n incident that is amortization of cmsultants' The United States will have to Minister Muhammed Kamel sought the injunction against Shade, and a sister, Mrs. and Jennie Heaton Roush. BuUders Class of the Racine . expenses , scrubber cost a strike vote, arguing that Marga ret Tu cker , Bea ver She -was also preceded In w..;eyan United Methodist believed to have been caused adjustments and labor costs decide before the end of the at the cmclusion q! the Leeds death by her husband, Floyd Church is making plans to by a bolt of lightning. " what is before the court ... is Cree k. week whether to put forward Castle talks on July 19, said Sheriff's Investigator GarY during the .test period. The its>own plan in prder ,to break he anticipated such a meeting an inducement , an Preceding her in dellth Spence; two sisters, Gladys serve a public chick.en dinner consumers' · counsel had 1n c i t e m e n t , a n were her mother, Cora Violet and Bernice Mc- from 5 to 7 p.m. on Aug. 26. Wolfe reports the ,house, argued in the rate case that the deadlock in tbe Middle would take place within two encouragement to strike... Rogers Robinson, a brother Cullough , and an infant Tickets may be purchased owned by Hal B. Hannon, Rt. the utility failed to justify any East negotiations. weeks. 1, De1ter, appeared to have ~~'Ibis is not democracy," and a sister, On Monday , Vance's brother, Raymond Roush. President Sadat , in from any member of the class been damaged by some type of the ~ - million it sought. U.S. Attorney Robert Del •· Funeral services will be · Surviving are a daughter, or reservations made by spokesman said, "We are Egypt will announcing that said The appeal Tll.fosaid. "This is incitement held at 10:30 a.m. Thursday Mrs. Carol Sisson and three calling 949-2671 or 949-2789. of e1plosion . The electrical const.ru ction · VefY disappointed President not engage in further direct work in receptacles and fuse box to do an illegal act. What 's at the H~ghes Funeral Home granddaughters, Angela , Anwar Sadat has announced negotations with Israel progress, the largest dollar indicat~ that a high voltage democratic is to Jet the in Athens where friends may Amanda and Amy Sisson, aU present that Egypt wUI not amount in dispute at " under had gone through the system workers vote on the ca ll a ny time Thursday of Pomeroy; a sister, Mrs. H. circumstances.'' wants the participate in another round burning and blowing the approximately $100 million , United States to reveal its of negotiations." em tract." morning until time of ser- D. Goeglein, Pomeroy; a was improperly included in plates from the W$ll. The Hospital Nt>w!i Kiein blamed the vices. Friends may also call brother, Virgil Roush , The spokesman cmtinued, proposals, particularly the rate base. notwithstanding, Pomeroy,. and several nieces Veteraas Memorial H.,.pital window glass was blown out guidellne.J for Israeli "This, The appeal also noted the of the house and some of the Secretary and nephews. withdrawal from occupied rl State Cyrus PUCO failed to deduct from Admitted Samuel Funeral services will be Williams , Shade; Milton glass from the front windows the r a t e base approximately territories. Vance will be going to the held at 10 a.m. Thursday at Geary, Racine ; Larry was blown into a roadway $930,000 in customer deposits, Israeli officials believe this Middle East· as scheduled, to the Ewing Funeral Home Whaley , Shade ; Gregory some 15 feet away. An and erred · in allowing a is the wrong time for tbe meet with Prime Minister with the Rev. Robert McGee Roush, Hartford; Ri chard electric clock had stopped at $690,000 amortization United States to ·present its Menachem Begin and proposals, although · the President Anwar Sadat." officiating. Burial will be in Werry, Racine; Alice Mit· I ::zli. expense for consultants. The area had been hit by a The decision that Vance Chester Cemetery. Friends chell, Pomeroy. On March · 30, the PUOO Israelis would not object to heaV¥ electrical stonn about the United States suggesting may call at the funeral home should fly to the Middle East Discharged - Glennie that time. The incident is still granted C&SOE a $28 million to· break specific ideas any time. was made at. a Camp David rate increase. The Milhoan. under investigation. There consurners' counselaskedfor negotiating deadlocks. meeting with President were no injuries. The iosue carne to a head, Carter Monday morning , a rehearing on May I, but the in what Sa!lat describes as "a PUCO denied it May 30. Post, the Elks Lodge in very decisive turning point," WAYNE WINGETI IN THE SERVICE Wayne Wing~t,81, Route! , Athens and was a member when Egypt pulled back from ELECTION HELD Now serving at Iraklion Air Shade, died . Monday at the and past master of Lodi its ~greement to attend a The annual election of the Station, Crete, Greece, with a Veterans 'Administration Grange. REUNION SLATED forelgll ~sters conference ' Hemlock Grove Christian Surviving are two sons, u. s. Air Force Security Hospital in Huntington, W. The annual Miller family m the Maddie East. Church has been held. Terry David of · Jackson and Service unit is Staff Sergeant reunion will be held Saturday Va. Vance, .after checking · ~ CuD urns was named as a Mr. Wiligett was born in Thomas of Delaware ; a James 0 . Hoffman, son of at Forest Acres Park begiM· statement with both Israeli trustee for three years and Bedford Township, Meigs daughter, Mrs. Tony (Jean) Mrs. Lyta M. RouSh of Rt. I, ing at II a.m. and continuing Forei~n Mm ister Moshe Helen Quivey as a deaconess County , a son of the late El!- Lauro of Franklin Furnace ; Letart , w. Va. Sergeant throughout the day , Botll dinfor three years. Named to a precision ner and supper will be enworth and Minnie Whetstone six grandchildren ; four Hoffman, serve one year were Mildred Wingett. He was a graduate brothers, Ernest, Racine: measurement equipment joyed by the the reiatives and Actions filed Ziegler, superintendent; of Athens High School , class Lowell, Chiefland , Fla .: technician, was previously friends of the Miller family · Muriel Bradford, assistant . of 1916, and auended Ohio Franklin, Eclectic, Alabama, assigned at Karamursel Those attending are to take ~ superintendent ; Sara Defense In- basket dinner and their own in Meigs Court University. He taught school and Paul of Palatine Bridge, Common Cullurns, treasurer ; Denise for a number of years in Lodi N. Y.; two sisters, Mrs. Finis stallation, Turkey . The table service. Marshall, assistant Two suits for money and · Township , Athens County, Outterson, Columbus, and S.rgeartt is a 1968 graduate of three actions for d~lution treasurer; "Gayla Roush , and operated a general store Mrs. George.(Jarie ) Yozie of Wahama High School in of marriage were filed In secretary ; Jane Hatelton , Mason, W, Va. at Pratts Fork for several Bridgeport, Conn. Preceding him in death Meigs County Common Pleas assistant ' secretarY : WaUace years. He was an active Bradford, aongleader , and Court Monday. SET DATES member of the Democrat were his parents, his wife, Jane Hazelton, assistant. Schneider Transport, Inc., The Athens Birth Center Party and a former sherilf of Faye Darst Winget! whu died will meet on the fir!!! and C:reen Bay , Wis ., filed REVIVAL SLATED Athens County. Mr. Wingett, in 1968; a brother, Ray, and a sister, Ruth Boyer. third Mondays of each month judgment in· the amount of There will be a revival prior to nis retirement, DANCE TO BE HELD services will he Funeral against Bruce at Four and one-half State St., $759.79 Augo!!! 6-13 at the Mount owned and operated a dairy A teen dance wUI be held farm in Lodi Township. He held at I p.m. Thursday at the Olive Church , Long Bottom. Athens, above the Cas8 Que Hawley, Pomeroy. Also Gary from 8 p.m. until midr)jght was a mern ber of the Shade Hughes Funeral Home in Services begin at 7:30 Pasa Restaurant. For more Aspin, Dexter, and Gene Friday at the Forest Acres Lyons, Racine, flied a suit for United Methodist Church; a Athens with the Rev. Father Qightly. Daymond Adams information call ~2-3886 Frank Patala and the Rev. judgment plus costs against Park on the New Uma Road will be the guest speaker. member and past master of the Meigs County Board of near Rutland. The dance is Harrisonville Lodge 411, Free •Charles McVey officiating. Lawr ence Buck, pastor, Health , Me chanic St., being sponsored by the and Accepted Masons, and a Burial will be in Pratts Fork extends a welcome invitation Rutland Roadrunners 4-H REUNION ANNOUNCED Pomeroy. past patron of Harrisonville Cem etery with military to the public. Club. Admission will be $1 a Descendants of the . late Asking for dissolution of Chapter 255, Order of Es!!!em services to be conducted by person and refreshments will Hiram N. and Sarah Rollins marriage were Debbie VBS SCHEDULED Star. He served on the board the New MarShfield Veterans be sold. The Pomeroy Church of will meet at the Racine Locks Triplett, Syracuse, and Clyd~ of directors of O'Bleness of Foreign Wars.' Friends may call at. the Christ, 212 W, Main Street, picnic area Sunday. A Short Triplett, Syracuse; Fossie Memorial Hospital in Athens , REUNION SET the board of the Athens fWJeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 will hold Vacation Bible program will begin _at 11 :45 Ma1son, Syracuse, and The annual Hayes · Young· to 9 p.m. Wednesday. School August 7-11 from 6:3(). a.m. All relatives and friends Raymond MaliSOn, Syracuse ; County Fann · Bureau and Holiday School Reunlond will Masonic services will be and Patricia A. Woodyard, 8:30 nightly. Classes will be are welcome. was a pa!!! president ol the be held Sunday at the school conducted at 7:30 p.m. Long Bottom. ,and James H. conducted fo r children from Athens County Fair Board. grounds. The pubUc is inWednesday by the HarrisonWoodyard, Pomeroy. . age 1 through teens. For He was a member of the vited. ville Lodge. One 's JUSt right for you ' Come, let us more information call 992Athens American Leg ion MEET TONIGHT· s how you how to e arn the abso lute 2926 . The Drew Webster Post of hig hest interesl as you save ' See us' the American Legion will CAMP MEETING ' " THE There will be a two-week meet this evening at 8 p.ni.'at camp ..meeting at Maplewood the post home. RepresenFRIENDL Y Lake in Syracuse beginning tatives to Buckeye Boys State Monday , July 31 at 7:30p.m. will be special guests. nightly. 0 . G.,McK:iruiey will BANK " be the guest eyangelist. There will be special singing NOW YOU KNOW and the public is invited. King Mongut of Slam Walk-Up Teller Window and depicted In the Broadway musical "Anna and the King MEETING SLATED Auto Teller Window of Siam" ~ may have been There will be a meeting of the most married monarch Iii ~ Sutton TownShip Trustees Open Friday Evenings 5 to 7 P.M. hillloty, with 9,000 wives and this evening at 8 p.m. at the concubines. Syracuse Municipal Building. Injunction is issued · t••n•• $892,440 funding okayed for Meigs '. Wants • • opm1on cancelled -------------------------- ! Area Deaths ! ROYALTY of the Meigs County JWlior Fair was named Tuesday night at the Meigs High .School. The group from the left includes, Noah Hysell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Olan Hysell, Minersville, and Cindy Pitzer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Piizer, Long Bottom, , second Decision expected ~Ll (() 8 LUT. •• witt. mm ul 9'lY Ol!P S9Yhl€S ~Pll€P9ffiS ELBERFELD$ TlJBE SOCI\S ' . VO[. XXIX MIDDLEPORT, OHIO -. Meinber Federal Deposn Insurance Corporation DEPOSITS INSURED TO '40,000 rb.f;{1~~-:\ sz;;i;~}\, •''IIJ ~':. •1. :\.,..~ ~ .... ~ C..,.~·=;· ~ GOESSLERS JEWELRY STORE Court St., Pomeroy, O. your beMmenl • ott.r hlall moisture arHt for .. only p.ml• a day In -r111na c:aot . Shut a off aulomatteatty. Humldla!Ht CCIItrota, 15 pint capoctty . $13911 BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLIPORT NO. 76 • at POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Big new selection - while with colored toDa . Mach ina washabte, tumble dry, new lmJ"'ovld quaHty. Two alza renges 7to.11 and f to 15. Men und boy a' <~eparlmant on the lSI floor . '125PAIR •• • Announcement was made at Tuesday's regular meeting of the Meigs County Commission that the board's $75,000 grant requ est for the multi-purpose building had been approved by the Ohio Department of Mental Health. . Contracts for _the buildirlg•" were awarded to Karr Constr ucti on, Pomeroy , general, $729,000; Southeast M~c~olcal , Cl)llllcotbe; mechanical, 1!03,517; A. :f. Stockmeister, Ja ck s on, plumbing , $76,313; an d Pickering Electric, Mari etta , ele~tric, $121,000 . Co~!!!ruction of the complex IS scheduled to begin within the next two weeks. Ground breaking ceremonies will be held August 16. Nora Harris, Bill Carr , Mrs. Howard Parker, Grace Weber, and MaMlng Webster of the 169 Mental Retardation Board met with the com· missioners to discuss the mental retardation program for Meigs County. Commissioners pointed out, thB:t in order to continue and renovation of a residential halfway house in Cincin nati, $15,882 for equipping a residential home in Elida, $620,093 for con- in Dayton, $87,000 · for in· stalling air conditioning at Northview school in Dayton, and $68,250 for repairs on a training center at Lis.,bon. struction of a wurkshop in Ma~etta, $102,500 for purchase and renovation of a home in res identia l Washington County, $162,000 for purchase and renovation of a fac ility for use as a halfway house a nd day treatment program at Cincinnati. Also, $748,520 for erecting a workshop in Xenia, $35 ,000 for a healing system at a HERE AUG. 9 On August 9, a representative from Congressma n Clarence E. Miller's office will conduct an open door session fr om 10 a.m.-12 noon in the co urthouse in Pomeroy. If anyorle has any question~ tra ining center in Napoleon , conce rn ing ·t he $15,000 for construction of storage buildings at Northview and Southview schools Government, please stop b' to discuss them with th· Feder a ' representative. en tine WEDNESDAY, AUGUST ~ 1978 PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS ....,. the program, It would be necessary to place an operat ing levy on th e Nov ember ballot. The program has been supported since December of 1977 with county General Fund monies after the expiration of the ·.20 mill levy. It was decided to place a 1.25 mill levy on th e November ballot lor the purpose of maintaining the atate m••datod IUD&.Bi refl!rdatlon program. · In other business, a letter was received from Dorothy Johnston, 'clerk. of the Meigs County Board of Elections, statirg the Elections Board had .unanimously endorsed a reso lution requesting the board of """mmissioners to advertise for bids for a single punch card voting and tabulating system. Finally, a lengthy discussion ·was held con cerning the operations of the COWlty hi ghway department and the road conditions. All members of the board .were present. wo_rl_d_To_d_a_y_ 1j.,~)L-_rh_·e__ MARY MORA, daughter uf Mr. and Mrs. Don Mora of Pomeroy, and Charles Calaway, son of Mr . and Mrs. Guy Cal way, Tuppers Pla ins, were named Meigs County Junior Fai r Queen and King at the Meigs High School Tu esday night. They wi ll reign over the junior fa ir which will be staged in conj unction wit h the 1151h annual Meigs County Fai r, Aug. Jo-19. Route 3, THESE ARE som e of the grand champions named ai the annual Meigs Coirnty J unior Fai r style revue held at Meigs High School Tuesday night. From the left are Kim ·Sch ul, topping outfit category; Terrie Starcher, total look category; Lori Welch, clothing speaks category; Paula Swindell . clothes for schoo l: Tammy Calaway, joy ful jump e r , a nd An ge la Co llin s , top to t oe . Five accidents investigated Th e Gallia -Meigs Post, the Sanitary Landfill, offi cers vehicles operated by John W. Highway Patrol, investiga ted investigated a three-vehicle Cox, 34, Thurman, Jinuny five acci dents Tuesday , two crash in volv ing a dump Fortune, 34, Racine, ~.nd of which were three-vehicle truck, a pickup truck, and an Elaine P feifer, 20., Rio misha ps . Grande, were east bound on auto. At 4:10p.m., on U.S. 35, at The patrol reports i~at 35. CLEVELAND - A BOMB EXPLODED late Tuesday night at the Fairmount Elementary School in suburban Beachwood , doing damage to the front of the building, police said today. . No ooe was injured in the blast, which occurred about 10:30 p.m. ueariDg progress slowed I UP!) - sents aU construction union , according to Philip Cocco, FORT JACKSON , S. C. - Progress in a closed-door military hearing into the beat stroke deaths of two 18-year-old recruits after their first day of basic training has been slow, an Army spokesman says. · About a dozen witnesses have te!!!ified before Capt. Edward Anderson, tbe hearing officer, but as many of 40 to 50 could be called, spokesman Bruce Andrae said Tuesday. Fire findings forthcoming NEWPORT, KY . - AFTER HEARING evidence in private for five mmths, a seven-man, five-woman ' special · gancl jury today was aet to present its findings on the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire rl May 28, 1977. . · The CampbeU County grand jury was to present its conclusions to Circuit Court Judge John Diskin at noon, when any criminal tndlctmeQts would be made. The report will afford the first public gUmpee of secretive testimony and investigation that began Feb. '23 and was ll:llended beyond the specified 9tJ.day session when Ccmmonwealth Attorney Louis Ball asked Diskin ·for more Ume in May. M(l'ICOW - THE SOVIET UNION, capping a series of l!peCtacular space firllta in. the past 10 months, today approadled a cheriahed Unite,d States record as the most experienced nation In space. . As So)'IIJ 21 .-nonauts Vladimir Kovalenok and Aleunder IviiiCbenluw circle Earth in the Salyut 8 space lab, the 9oYlels ware to brellk tbe Anlerlcan record of a totll of 937 ~· lpelltin ii!)IICe . Coal firm offering reward BENTON, n.L. - THE OLD BEN Coal Co. is offering a reward for iniCII'IIIItlon leaclinll to the arrest and Ill the people rt!lpollllible fCJI' a aeries of coal-mine bomb 111rtat1 dlwlnc tbe pall three months. . '"111t ._,b hou caDa are not only 1 haraanent to tbe CGIIIJIIIIJ bul ~ Ill 1,600 employ-." a spoke1111an said ~v mn''rlcllon .Cool~ng tower talks resume BOUND BROOK, N.J . Talks begin this ' week with union officials and The Pfeife r auto stopped the Resear ch-Cottrell in fo r tr aff ic, the Fortun e forming a plan to fin iSh a pickup slowed, t he Cox cooling tower at a West vehicle failed to stop, and Virginia power plant where st ruck the Fortune truck in 51 men plunged to their ICont<nued on page lO l death s la st sprin g in a scaffolding accident . Construction of the huge tower at Willow Isla nd , W.Va.. was stopped immediately afte r the April 'll disaster . Technical experts are to meet Th ursda y in Washington with a safety committee of the Building Trades Council that repre- Oeveland school bombed tz1 • ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY amount wer e a nursing home at Warren, $1,113,800, and construction of a workshop in Akron, $849,739. The nursing horrie was given an · extra $423,800 and the workshop an extra $309,039. other projects approved we re $1 ,200, 000 for construction of a training center in Marietta , $429,480 for a workshop in Waverly, $114,52li for the purchase and re novat ion of residential facility in New Lexington, $147,325 for expansion and renovation of an adult center in Ma rysville and $354,750 addition to a workshop in Bucy rus. Also, $286,000 for purchase Commissi gets grant Soviets set another record ADMIRAL DIHUMIDIPIIRS Takas the dam,.u out of • e littl~ a..,~s runners-up ; Mary Mora, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Mora , Pomeroy, and Charles Calaway, son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Calaway, Tuppers Plains, 1978 Junior Fair King and Queen; Ta nuny Pitzer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Pitzer, and Terri Pullins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Pullins, East Meigs, first runners-up . ··Two projects tot aling $892,44ll for construction of a training center and a workShop for Meigs Co unty have been approved by the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Menta( Retardation. Final a pproval is co ntingent upon acceptable plans and state controlling board approval. Meigs County' s projec ts in cluded $585,000 for a training center and $3Q'I ,440 for a sheltered workshop. The larges t grant of $1,495,000 went to Aircraft South Workshop in Columbus, whi ch re ceived an extra $375,000. Also getting higher allocations than the_orig inal lieaching l ' . •• NO ONE WAS injured in this three-vehicle craSh, which occurred on U.S. 35, at 4: 10 p.m., Tuesday. The ; :;: ;:;:;:;:;:; :;:;: ;:;:~;: ; :; :;: ;:;:;: ;:;:;:; :;:;:;:;:;:;:;: : :; :;:;:;:;:;:: EXTENDED FORECAST Friday throulb Sunday, fair Friday and Saturday, with showers Suaday. Higba wUI be iii the u~r 7h or lower 80s and lows wUI 1be In tbe upper 5h or 1ower lh. :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;.,.;:;:;:;.;.;.;:: ' ' ~ ' ' .., <t,. ~' applicants .~ . ~· patrol reports moderate damage to the vehicles operated by (left to right), John Cox, Racine; Jinuny Fortune, Racine ; and Elaine Pfeifer, Rio Grande. Pomeroy's Cha mb er of old Pomer~y High School Co mmer ce , meeting in building. Current plans call regular session for a noon for the structure to he used as luncheon at the Meigs 1M a municipal facility housing Tuesday,' discussed the offices for the Jaycees, Scout proposed renovation of the Clubs and variou s other community organizations. There would also be a general auditorium. Veterans Memorial Hospital President Fred Crow by tbe Pomeroy Emergency reported four pledges at Squad. They were Shukla A. $1,500 each had bene made Sabilendra, 28, and Prern fortherenovationofroomsin Kumar Gupta, 13, both of memory of individual perAthens . There we re no sons. Several other monetary citations and the vehicle was donations have also been demolished. received. Wednesday mornin g, .a Complete ren.ovation of the batterY was stolen from an old school would require auto owned by Tom Gillilan, approximately 1100,000. Fund Chester, CR 36. The vehicle ra ising plans, including a was parked about 50 feel Poineroy High School alumni from the residence. Deputies dri•·e, were discusaed. e row are investigating the' in· sa id, " th e primary cident. beneficiary is the village of v' are sought Ga.llia Co unt y's Local Board of Education Tuesday in special session moved to redu~ its teaching vacancy Pomeroy, and It would be list with the employment of · nice to get the entire com- three mstructors. ·muruty involved." . ' Htred on one-year conAlso discussed were plans tra_cts were Verna Lee Page, for removing the concrete Pomt Pleasant, a~ hbran an pillars at the old coa l tipple at Kyger <;reek Hagh School; and turning the site into an Debbie L. Baird, Rt . I ' observation deck. Crow sa id Cheshire, as an elementary Roy Shepherd, fo rmerly of teacher and T i~a Henck Davis Insurance an d a Creekmore, Huntmgton, as member of the National an EMR teacher. Guard, is seeking help from According to County the guard engineers to knock S up e nnt e nden~ ~ ho m~s down the heavy pilla rs. Haarston, the dtstrtct ~ttll In oth er business , ~ he needs . a gar Is phy s a ~ al chamber called for donations edu ca tiO n all,d health toto the ciea n·ilp committee structor , a· ·business and henrd comments on 1978 · education teacher , and an Regatta activities. EMR teacher at the seconPa t O'Brien ann ounced dary level ; two remedial . $,195 was brought in on· the reading teachers, and a third Tennis Tournam ent but grade teacher. trophies for the winners had Applicants may apply . at not yet been purchased. Hairston's office at 220 rcorumued on page 10 I Jackson Pike., ~allipolis. Renovatl· on chamber Two injured in accident Meigs County Sheriff James J. Proffitt reports deputies investigated a onecar accident at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday afternoon. According to the report , Sudhir Kalcker, 29, Athens, wa s traveling wes t on Flatwoods Road at the intersection to Old US Rt. 33 wben his· vehicle skidded on the loose gravel, slid across old Rt. 33, then traveled over an embankment. Injured were passenger• in the auto who were tran sport ed to ' • t~p·· c director of corpora te commu n ications ' f o r Research-Cottrell of Bound Brook, N.J. , "The meeting is to discuss what possible modifications Iof the tower ) coUld be made to get the co uncil 's appro val," to fin ish the tower , Cocco explain ed Tuesday. Work ers were 168 feet above ground, po uring the 29th concrete layer of the power plant tower , when the scaffolding tore loose. The to wer was designed to reach a height of 428 feet and was being built for the American Electri c Power System 's Pleasants Power Station. Rese arc h-Co ttr e ll is considering th e removal of "a couple of layers (of the concrete 1 to get a clean start," Cocco Said. The firm doesn 't plan to demolish the partly-eompleted tower and rebuild it from 'the ground up . "There is absolutely no plan to destroy th e tower," Cocco emphasized. GRANT APPROVED Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman was notified loda y by Congressman Miller's office that a grant of $128,000 has been approved by HUO for<.~ewer line extension on~ Powell Street to service the proposed nursing home in that area. This was•one of only lour cities in Ohio approved under the Urban Development Action Grant Program. SQUAD CALLED The Middlep or t Emergency Squad was called to the office 1of Dr. James Conde, N. Second Ave., at 2: 09 p.m. Tuesday for Oris Hoffman , Letart, W. Va. Hoffman had fallen outside of the office land received a possible fraCtured leg and other injuries. He ·was taken to Pleasant Valley Hospital by the squad. ' �34th annual .all-star. game Friday ··. ~/ CANTON Ohio (UPI) 'The 34rd a'nnual Ohio Hlch School All .Star procnm cllmaud by the b1£ game Friday night in CantOII'a Fawcett Stadium opened · today with. the tallll at the annual coaches · eRnie attended by """!al hundred foott.JI coaches fnm aU parts cl. the alate. Another program blghllght · wU1 be the annual coaches enshrinement dinner Thursday The staff of the tllrel'-day coaching school has prominent national speakers lncluding Ray Ilclrr allSistani coach at the Unl~ty of Washinglm, which won the Rose Bowl game aad Lou Holtz of the University of · Arkansas, coach of 'the Orange Bowl champions. Also on the staff are Lee Corso of the University of Indiana and his staff; Lee· fir• '•• J,tJt..! i ~ ;4 ) ·. 'l ~l • ;.. Ray McGuffin (left), Senior Master Se_rgeant WiJ\iam H. Lewis (center ), Rose (second from nght), and Colonel Donald E. Ellis (right). Brown and other senior recruiting supervisors were at Riverfront Stadium for an awards presentation 1o Reds Manager Sparky Anderson. (USAF · Photo) . WRIGHT-PATIERSON AFB, Ohio - Former New Haven resident Captain Edward M. Brown. (second from left) and other Air Force Recruiting supervisors 'discuss recruiting, the American youth, and , of course , baseball with Cincinnati Reds third baseman and record-breaking hitter Pete Rose . AlBo shown are Chief Master Sergeant ' . Sparky honored WRIGHT - PATTERSON AFB, Ohio - Air Force Captain Edward M. Brown, son of Mrs. Frances Ohlinger of New Haven, and other representatives of Air Force Recruititig, recently honored Cincinnati Reds Manager Sparky Anderson at Riverfront Stadium. Brown, who is in charge of Air Force advertising and publicity in parts of Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, and West Virginia, designed a plaque for Anderson recognizing him Kiddie corps bombs Reds · By DA vii> MOFFIT UPJ Sports Writer ATLANTA (UPI ) _ With all that excitement over Pete Rose's 44-game hilti'ng streak being stopped, it would have been easy to overlook the fa ct while the Cincinnati third baseman wasn 't hitting, the Atlanta Braves were - at a season-high pace . While Rose was going ll-for4 Tuesday night , the Bra ves were going 21-for-43 in a 16-4 romp over the Reds. The hits, which included three homers and three doubles , and the runs were both 1978 tops for the usuall y wea k-hi llin g Braves. The Braves " Ki ddie Corps" provid ed most of the fireworks. Bob Hor ne r , 2l·yea r-old rookie third baseman who join e d t he B ra ves t his summer fresh out of Ar izona State, drove in four runs, three with his lOt h homer; Dale Murphy, 22-yea r-old rook ie first baseman,. hit his 17th h~mer ; 24-y ea r-o ld outfi elder Barry Bonnell had four hils, including his first homer ; and 24-year,old lefthander Larry McWilliams , recently called up from Richmond , got the win to raise the Atlanta record to ~. Seco nd base man Rod Gilbreath, 25 , and catcher Joe Nolan, an elderly statesman at 27, contributed to the ca rnage with three hits and three RBI each. "The Bra ves have a lot of young fellows who can hit ," said Reds Manager Sparky Anderson. ''They showed tha t tonight. " The_Braves had two fi verun innings o the fifth , when Horner and Murphy ·hit long, ba ck-to-ba ck drives into the left . fi eld · sea ts. a nd th e eighth, when three Cincinnati had kept my streak alive; I wo uldn ' t have been very happy about it with us getting beat .16-4." TERRY BUTANE LIGHTER WASH CLOTHS ~;39° learned to accept it. "I bear that aU the time ," said Ray , as the Bengals tune up thi s week for their Satu rda y exhibition game errors helpthe scor e tocoun t. against the Tampa Bay " It was one of those ni ghts Buccaneers in Tampa Bay . yo u r un int o once in awhil e ," " My fr eshman year in sa id Ander son. "The Braves college (at Ohi o State) I had a suffered through one like it hard time dealing with it, but Sunday ;when Montreal won I finall y learned to accept it . I 19-1l l. The way things were would .love to slip out of gomg. l guess we should have Archie 's shadow . But no known that Pete's streak was matter what happens, he 's always go ing lo overshadow in trouble ." Despite the lop-sided loss, me. "I'm proud of him . I'm not Cincinnati stayed just a half game beh'fnd pa ce-sett ing . complaining at aU . That's San fra ncisco in the Nationa l just the way it 's going lo he ," said Ra y, a rookie League West. " I don't pay any attention cornerb ack who was th e Benga!s' second-round draft to that.'' said Anderson. " I pick this spring. · just know we have 56 gam es Archie, who made his name left to play and if we win enough of them we can win a household word as a our division. I don't follow running back at Ohio State, what the other clubs are admitted the best he can give broth er is endoing and I don 't want to hi s SCIOTO DOWNS CO LUMBUS ( UP ! I Sweet Sheila beat out Nibbles K wit h a strong stret ch dri ve Tuesday night to win the featured eighth race at Scioto Do wns. . Russ Baldwin guided the winner to a head victory in 2:03, good for payoffs of $10.80, ~ . 20 and $3.88. NJI>bles K pa id $13 .80 and $5.80 for second, while All The Tricks came in third and know. I'm just interested in kicked ba ck $3.60. how We're doing." A crowd of 5,124 wa~e red The Reds have been having $338 ,566. their pitching problems of late but Anderson said there's nothng they can do about that INDIANS WIN " but try to work out of it. We CLEVE LA ND ( UPI ) don't ha ve.. anyone in our Cleve land Mana ger Je ff fa rm system that we wa nt to Torborg and Kansas City call up right now." Manager Whi tey Herzog Anderson said he thought followed the bouncing ball Rose 's streak helped th e Tuesday ni ght, but it was Reds. "It seemed to make us Torborg who was singing the play better. It certainly did happy tune at the finish. more good than harm." A pa ir of bad hop hits and Rose was the final batter in Buddy Bell 's two-out pinch the game Tuesday night. and sin gle th a t sco red Rick went down swinging at a 2-2 Mann ing fr om third in the change-up by Atlanta reliefer seventh inning gave the In- Gene Garber who struck out dians 2·1 victory over the the si de in the ninth. Roya ls. " ! hope I come up against ' "They got two runs on bad him Wednesday night with hops and we got a run on a the score tied 1-1,- said Rose. wild pitch an d a balk," said " Driving in the winning run , Hel"llg. " We still have three would give me more , guys out wi th injuri es and sati sfa cti on than hittin g playing four that ~an't run.'' toni ght would have. 'tven if I I j r eferr ed t o as " Ar chle's brother ." But he says he 's • 64 42 .604 58 49 .5A2 Ric hm ond 54 48 .529 Toledo 50 51 .495 61!2 8 11'1> Columbus 53 5.4 .495 ll 1( 2 SO 54 .48 1 13 Sy ra cuse 40 67 .374 2.4 1/ 2 Tidewat er Rochester 51 SS .481 13 Tuesday ' s Results Tidewater 4, Toledo 3 Rochester J, Charleston llllllllll!r. Now, · with Larry McWilliams and Gene a.ber having ·taken ~lr plact llontlllde Jbn lla8bY llld AI Smltb br1he record boob, 'Rae, the (]nclnnati Redl and everyme ei.ae can ptbedt; to what the bueball - I a ultimately all about - pennant races. McWilliams, the rookie IOUIIJIIII'If, and Garber, the bearded sldearrner, ccmblned to shackle Rae with an o.for-4, halting the '¥1ylar olcl marvel's hitting altlllk II 44 gaines Tuesday 11llht, while their Atlanta Brave teammates were PDuncllnl out 21 hits en route tG a1~drubblng of the Recla. : ''Of COIII'IIl I'm dlaappoln• t.d • •" lllkl ·Roae • who wU1 lilve to settle for a share of die allllme National League . 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" I'm just glad I walked thai r ecei11er Kev in Farrel l to Butta to tor t uture con~id er a tion s and r eleasf'd rook1e fr ee agen ts steve He ad , g uard fro~ Kurtztown State. and Bob . Reich . deten$1ve bac.k from "Penmvtvan la. start to lead Chicago PJist the !altering Red Sox. Tigers 3, Blue Jays Z: Ron LeFlore ·drove in the tying run with a sacrifice fly and Phil Mankowski scored the game-winner on a wild pitch 1o give the Tigers and Jim Slatoo , 11..'1, a win over Toronto. Indians 2 Royals 1: Buddy ' Bell 's ' two-out, pinchhit single 8cored Rick Manning from third base in the seventh inning to win it for . Cleveland. Jim Kern picked up his eighth victory against five lo~~S<s with 2 1-3 innings of hitless relief. A's 1, Angels O: Rick Langford tossed a three-hitter and struck out a caree~high II batters lo move Oa kland into a tie with California f<r second place in the AL West. Mariners 13, Twins 6: Bob Stinson belted a grand slam and drove in five runs and Leon Roberts laced a three-run double en route loa four-RBI night to give Tom House , the third of four Seattle pitchers, his fifth win in nine decisions. outfield to secmd NOT ADVERTISED! Women. :reens SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) The San Francisco Giants Tuesday announced the signing of their No. ~ pick in the June free-agent draft, Jeffrey Ransom , a catcher from Berkeley, Calif., High School. . The Giants assigned Ransom, ::..feet-10 and 175 pounds, to Fresno ·.of the Califocnia League. 16~ . how pitches, by fa r the most he's managed in quite some time. And while Hunter, 44, was · impressing with the arm , Jackson was doing the same with his bat. "I have a real good stroke now, " he said' of his 16-for-28 hitting since returnmg..from a five-day suspension. Now I hope I can just keep. it up." · Hunter, ~ho has tw~ce be~n on the · dlS8bled list thiS season, aUo":ed only doubles lo Juan Bemquez . and Mike Hargro.ve and a 91!11!1~ ·lo AI Ofiver Ill the eight mnmgs he. w<rked to lead New York to its 12th win in 16 games, Bobby Bonds provided Texas with Its lone run With a ninthinning homer , his 20th, oH Sparky Lyle .. In other American League games, it was. Chicago 5, Boslon 2; Detroit 3, T~onto 2; Cleveland 2, Kansas Crty I; Oakland 1, Califorrua 0, and Seattle 13, Minneso~ 6. White So• 5, Red Sox 2: Lamar Johnson drove in three runs with a homer and a single and rookie Mike Proly won his first major-league "Yes, I' m tired from · 9_7 MIS 12-6 .Sun. I bl1cku~g up aU those throws : Special buy. Values to 49c. Up to 5 1/o inch size. . l..lnear plastic. Regula,r l9c 4 MEIGS PLAZA .POT BARGAINS. COMFORT TOP of No . 44. { ACE HARDWARE WOMEN'S SWEATERS 25% OFP JEANS a Fits to 11 spoke Nme of tlle listeners had to . if be reminded that the un orm of baseball's all·time home ·run king Hank Aaron bore AT 38~ 'SAND TUBE SOCKS 'm/ became famous. \ _ Regular 59c Sixe 5 6 7 m · P oln\ed oat ' the No . ' •• "BUY AWOOD AND COAL STOVE TODAY" Acele Tricot•, in trouble Rose GET READY FOR WINTER ' 1 00 Pete drink appropriate it was that his .u streak should end at'" games in · AUanta, where, as he Solids and Fancies-Slight lrr's. · 3 By MARK FRIEDMAN UP! Sports Writer The New York Yankees used the talented bat of Reggie Jackson , the crafty armof Jim "Catfish" Hunter and the puzzling ineptitude of Texas to score an tH victory Tuesday night over tee Rangers. "I was determined to throw strikes instead of walldng everybody ," sa id Hunter, who hurled eight sc<reless innings of three-hit ball lo bring the Yanks within 6\'z games of the faltering Boston Red Sox. "I just h~e my arm keeps feeling the way it does ATLANTA (UPI) - Pete base tonight ," be repfied, Rose , physically and lrying - not loa successfully emotionally drained, sat in - to make light of the 164 now.'' his locker stall peeling oH his beating the Reds had taken. Hunter, sidelined most of Rose's strikeout in hls final this year and last with arm dirt-stained, perspirationsoaked uniform. ,, appearance at the plate was problems, struck out six, Rore's thoughl!l wandered . only his sixth during the 44- walked three and threw 106 back to 1967 when he and Joe game streak. Also, only one DiMaggio became good time during the streak was he friends while making a state out m an infield pop up . department-sanctioned tour · Rose refused to be drawn of Vietnam to entertain U.S. into a ccmparision of his troops streak with that of DiMaggio, "DIMaggio was right," whose record he wanted so · said Rose, whose hitting badly. streak ended Tuesday night "! don't know the pitchers . at44 games. "He told me that DiMaggio faced or how good INDIANAPOilS (UP! ) the night his 56-game hitting they were,'' he said . "AU I Consistency is trademark for streak ended he never in his can say is that the pitching in Pete Rose, but a chocolatelife experienced such an · our league this year is the based drink called Pete after empty feeling. hest I've seen since 1 joined the record-setting hitter of "Now," added the w"':'ry the Recla." the Cincinnati Reds is in a Rose forced a smile. slump. Cincinnati Reds thtrd "Uke I said," he repeated, Pete is · ~ chocolate cola baseman, his wocds barely audible, " I know just how Joe "I've enjoyed the streak. I'm being . ma rket ed in the must bave felt. " gonna miss all you guys out Midwest by Rose, the Iri the quiet of the Reds' there. ! gonna miss NBC and Cincinnati Reds third clubhouse Rose made no ABC. baseman who has set a "And," he added, "l ' ust his disa aJ attempt lo conce P' modern re,cord fer hitting in · t ment not breaking the because the streak bas ended consecutive games, and his pom Nation aJ League 's aU-time I doo 't expect lo get booed partner Charfie O'U!ary of consecutive game hitting when we get back to Cincinnati. strea'k of "~ th at he now Cincinnati." In the Indianapolis area, shares with Wee Willie only thel.inder stores seDthe Keeler. drink in the 9'h ounce cans But the fierce pride that Sforts Transactions because other grocery chains By Unltltd Press International sh makes Rose the ball player Tuesdav and food stores have own . he is forced him to joke and College 00 interest. Pro."¥1dence College - Na m ed . d )'oust wi'th members Of the · 1 nl track Jim Lin er, however, saysd Teddy G lbb OMS ass1S a news media long aflet· the and field coach . he thinks the drink caul game ended at a time when st Louis Un iversity catch 011 with parents since it ed Bob Bone assistant d he reaDY Wa nted only the Nani basketball coa ch . is 40percent milk t'Ontent an company of his thoughts . Pro Football mothers may prefer giving it Buffalo AcQuired fr e~ · One repo rter ha d made the ag~nt wide r~e i ver Kevm to their children than sugary mistake of asking Rose Farren trom Ph i tacsetphla and corbonated drinks. . w~ther he was "relieved w a i v e d linebackers .Harold Pete is canned in . ded, Gil ke y of Central State 1n Oh 10 that the streak had en · ono John Douglas ot Marvla nd Indianapolis by the Choc.()la "Relieved " exclaimed and defens ive back Eug ene Co ' ,, 1'f h'18 ears Moore of Ca l State. · . Rose, woo de rmg . u c1e11eland - Relea sed fr ee . The cans feature a picture had betrayed him. I agenl defensive bac k Jo hn of Rose diving head first Oobrzeniecki. d ba bleeped off ·" Philadelphi a - Traded wide tAJwar a se. n high fuel Cost squeeze? KNEE HIGH SOCKS $399 STRtPm . ... CHilDREN'S SIZES ~'h Holds 24 Tapes REG. '6.99 FALL COLLECTION OF FLOWERS HAS ARRIVED! DRIED AND ARTIFICIAL Derrel Thomas ' basesloaded single with ooe out in the ninth inning sc<red pinch runner Bill Abnon with the wiruilng nm and Randy Jones hurled his second shutout of the season. · Ellpoe 41 Pirates 3: Andre D!lwsoo belted a lwoout hcmer , his 19th, in a fourrun secmd inning and Steve Rogers went 6 2-3 innings f<r his 12th win . Rogers also drove in a. run with a squeeze boot. Mels 5, Phlllles I: John Steams hit a threenm hcmer in the seventh inning to deal struggling steve Carlton his lith loss against nine wins. Reliever Kevin Kobel w<rked the final 4 2-3 innings to get the win. DRAVO CORPORATION PANTY and Rose showing signs of wear l'lldreo I, Dodgen 0: DRAVO OORP. WILL BE CONDUCTING BlASTING OPERATIONS DURING AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER AT lHE RACINE DAM. IN THE INTEREST OF SAFETY; DRAVO REQVEST THAT 2-WAY RADIOS C.OSE TO THE CONSTRUC11QN SITE BE TURNED OFF. DRAVO WILL BE STOPPING TRAFFIC ON STATE·ROUTE 338 DURING EVERY BLAST. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INOONVENIENCES THIS MAY CAUSE. 50% ·off. TAPE CADDY . ...~ blned loc a nine-bitter to send CUbe I, Cardlllals Z: _ Pittsburgh, 4-3. Bill Buckner hit l'!l'o run- Chicago over St. Louis. Ke~ Astrus t, Glaall Z: . J.R. Richard struck out 11 scoring singles and Dennis Reitz hcmered for the Carto run his maj<r league- Lamp and Bruce Sutter com- dinals. leading total to ~ and aided 'his own C8U8I! by driVIng in ·me run and sc<ring another. Enos Cabell's IWHIIII single ocoke a 2-2 tre in the fifth inning. conseculi ve-game hitting streak with Wee Willie Keeler . "I knew It was going to end someday and It's just as weD It happelll!d in.a 16-1 game we lost, than to haw my strikeout happen in ~ 1-o game where it might haw o\eant ~ dilferen~ ." ' -. The lllrlkeout Rose referred to was his last attempt. After Garber struck out Junior Kennedy and VIc Correll to llart the ninth Jmlng, Rose came to the plate for one more chance - but went down swinging on a 2-2 count to end his c hallenge to DiMaggio, whicl) began back on June 14. Tuesday night's lc.,sided aHalr - ~blighted by Bob H<rner's four RBI and four runs scoced - stiU left the Reds a half -game back of the division-leading San Francisco Giants in the Naliooal League West. . The Giants lost, 4-2, to Houstm , while In other NL games, San Diego blanked Los Angeles, ,1-o, New York downed Philadelphia, ~-1, Chicago put away St. Louis, 42 and Montreal shaded NOTICE c;1 IPFR SAV!I\IGS J•But, as I said, we've never thought of such a thini " NIAdARA FAU..S, N.Y. (UP! ) - The Buffalo Bills Rodl ester at Charleston , announced Tuesday they had Colum bus at SyracusP. .. waived three players. . . Ric hmond at Pawt ucket The three waived were, Thursday's Games. Toledo at Richmond linebackers Harold Gilkey of Roc hester at Columbus Central State In Ohio and New York Mets' at Tidewate r Houston Astros at Charleston John Douglas of Maryland Toront o Blue Jay s at and defensive back Eugene Sy r acuse Moore nf Cal State . . BJ BILL MADDEN 'UPI s,.rt1 Writer . And • Ne 1\oee's seven. . . ocitMtJ in pursuit of Joe ' DIMaggio's still lllloldlable 11-pme hitting . lllrelk hal eaded, but while II lut.d II was a joyous aldellaht In a baseball WHITE NOTEBOOK . PAPER Y2 Master Sergeant William H. Le wi s , Oper!ltions Superintendent, 3552 USAF Recruiting Squadron, headquarter·ed here . Representing the ~ USAij' Recruiting Group at Chanute AFB, Illinois were Colonel Donald E. Ellis, Commander, and Chief Master Sergeant Ray McGuffin, Operations Superintendent. 0 Pawtucket 6, Richmond l Today ' s Games Toledo at Tidewater McKinley and linebacker ,, , • Lonnie Meredith of ,Toledo -~:~ , Whitmer. . ''"· Captains for the .South ••"linclude on the d~fense "."" · Denver Smith ·of Daytan ~-~-' Meadowdale, a guard, and , _ , Roo Troyan of Lovelapd, a ; ~. middle linebacker. Offensdve:•.,., captains wlll ba Art~~­ Schlichter of Miaml-'l)'ace at '::_ quarterback and Joe Smith oL ,. , Colerain at tackle. · · .·.~· • '""' · Reggie, Hunter heroes Pete's hitting streak ends ' Colors I "I wouldn 't really know Cha rl eSt on Pawtu cket wWbeendBenU>eofcanton .'~"· 5:R1 OO ".....,___..... POCKET T-SHIRTS couragement . Inte rnational League Onlted Press International W. L. Pet. GB J:o REG• • • ~ Senior . wbatlo teD him about playing defen..,," said Archie. "Alii can do is teD him lo have confidence in his abiUty and just go out and try lo show them. I think he's getting lt." And Ray admits his older brother is making him "work harder." "I really look up to him a lot and the !act that he's here helps keep me in line,'' Ray said . "I've never seen a more dedicated person than Archie and he makes me want to be like him." . On another matter, General Manager Paul Brown said he is unsure how to respond to a letter from Los Angeles Coliseum officials aSking if the Benga!s are interested in moving there. "We've never even thought about such a thing ," said Brown. "I don 't know what -our response will he until I've . seen what they have to say. It might not even caD lor a response. All-Siar',i.mef; Venditti, the director, ala> ia to ..,eH at ~-, the dinner ·talrul ·'ectecl Four cap were"" ,1 Tueaday by both hilh IChool ~~ teams, l!llch havq on .,. olf.._ and two on erwe. -I• .·· ForlheNorth,theolf!!UI.., "~9' captains are Maurice Hall, 7?~_ quarterback !rot;~~ :Warren Y •"'· Harding, and Dean Maatak, • .;;.. tightendflUII TolecloCentrll :~:;! Catholic. Defen!lve captains '.or' .'1.29 Men's lrr. Ray Griffin ·just h'i mself WILMINGTON , Ohio (UPI )- Bengals rookie Ray Griffin finds himself still . Al.ao · scheduled for pr-ntatlon at the !M!mer are the annual Ohio team physician's awarda, going to Or. Richard F. Slager, Dr. Brady F. Randolph Jr. and Robert D. atnger. Dinner speakers wlll lnchide Canton Mayor Stanley A. Cmich ; Dr . George Bates, contmi.lsioner of the Ohio High School Athletic Association; Paul starkey head foolball coach LouisvWe fll&h School in stark County who is the president of the Ohio High School Coaches Association ; and Woody J:Iayts of Ohio. Stale UniverSity. " AIO'NelllofAvonLakeand Freel Zechman of Miami Trace, the two game head coache.s , wlll discuss the upcomil!g 33rd annual AUstar game prospects. Lou 300 SHEETS DISPOSABLE dedica lion to the advancement of the· American youth" and honoring him as an " Honora ry Air Force . Recruiter. n Also participating in the presentation were Major William D_ Sheppard, CAPTAIN E\lward M. Brown (left ),' former New Haven resident , spends some time in · the dugout with Cinclnnati Reds Manager George "Sparky" Anderson and Colonel Donald E. Ellis (right ), Commander, 3505 USAF Recruiting Group. Brown , advertising and ' .publicity officer for the 3:;52 USAF Recruiting Sq ., here , designed a plaque honoring Anderson . (USAf photo). AllianCe fll&h School . . for ·" professionalism and Commande r , a nd Treuell alllletledlreclcl'lnd head iootbaU coach at Baldwln,allllce ColJece, '!fho w.. the Ohio COKII of the Year; Woody Hayes; and Jerry Faust 'o( slate champion Cincinnati Moeller lflch School. Flied o.ner Ohio High School Athletk Alloclatlon 8"lsh111 CCIIllllillimer wW speak on rules. Dr. J - T. VIolet will diiCuas a11orts medicine. The coaches' enahrlnement dinner at Canton Thurllday night wU1 be hlghl!ghled by the Induction into fhe.· Oillo High School Football Coaches Hall cl. Fame of Hve lli!W members. They are James Bowlus of London High , School, Jack Llewellyn of Bay VWage , Earf McCukey of Lorain High School, Robert McFarren of Wintersville and Dr. George Wilcoxen of 1-Tbl Dallf Se..WL MldcDellOrt.Pcmeroy, 0., WedneadaY. Atll!. 2.1978 .,.c.tn one nts $ 34.38 SALE PRICE: $20.95 .; . �~ - The DaUY Sentinel, Mlddleport-Puneroy, 0 ., Wednesday, Aug. 2, 1978 Sutton (8) and Wynegar ; KC and Crur. Sea 33 ; Wilts, ovich, St.L and Btut, SF 2.53; R,i!USC.,~I , Chland Knepper, SF Mitchell , M c L a ugh I in (2 ), Tel( 32 . Pltchl"t 2.7'2. House (3), Romo (8) and Vlctor ~ ll Amtrlcan Ltatue : Guidry, Stlfit'!.on . .W- House ( S. .- ). L Niltionat Leltt.lt: Blu e. SF 15· NV 2.03 ; Celdwell, M il 2.31 ; Penanowski Cl -H . HRs- Min · nesota, Smalley 2 (131 ; Seatrte, 4; F'errv. so 12·• • Jo~n. LA Ma tl ack . Tex 2.52 ; Gale , KC and Rovers. Mt112 ·1 ; Gmnstey , ·and Keough, Oak4.61 . San Fran 002 000 000- 2 4 1 Stinson fill . Mtl 12-8 ; Niekro , Atl 12-11. Strlktoufl Hous 0'20 020 00)(- 4 5 1 Amtrican Lugue : Guidry, Nl.tj onal Leat_ue : R lth{lrdl (Only games scheduled!, . Knepper , Moffitt (51, Curtis N Y 15 -L Tan,na, Cal 14-6; Hou 105 : N lekra. Atl t.S9 ; ( 6 ) and Tamargo ; Richard . Ca ldwell, M il 13-S; Pa lmer . Seever. Cln UO; Montefusco, Samb ito 19 ) and Bochy . w-Salt 13-8; .Fiena gan, Bait 13·9. SF 122 : Blutt , SF 120. Major League Leaden Riche rd ( 11 -'l , L - Knepper (11 · Earnttd Run Average American Ltltut: Rv•n . Cal By Unlttd Pren International 8 ). ( Butcl on t9 lnnlntr5 pitched) 164; Guidry , , NY 163 ; Leonard , Batting 1 M•lor Lugu~ St•ndlngl M inesota 45 57 .441 l2 "1 Nalion'a l Leatut : R ogers, Mtl K C 117 ; Ftanaglm. Bait 113 ,· ( lased on 2SO at bah) 000 OOOGOO- 0 71 ly United Press tntern•tlonill Chic ago 45 59 . A33 13 112 LA 2.41; swan, NY 2.45 ; Vuck - Underwood, Tor 100. Nltlonal League san Dgo 000 000 001I 6 0 1 Niltlon•l league Seattle 37 69 .. 34' 22 ' 2 .. GAB. H. Pet. Hooton, For5ter (9) and East Tuesday 's Resutrs ' Yeager ; Jon es end Tena ce . W&urr<XJhS At I 99 320 103 .322 W. L Pet . GB Chicago S, Boston 2 Rose Cin lOS 441 138 .313 Jones. (9-9) . L - Hooton I 11 -8>. Ph ita 55 46 . ~45 · Detroit 3 , Toronto 2 Wh itfield SF 102 3l 6 103 .307 Chicago .52 51 . 50.5 .. Cleveland 2. Kan Cit'; 1 Sm ith LA 86 ·309 95 .307 Pittsbrgh 48 53 .475 ] New York 8, Tel(aS I Bowa Ph il 99 416 127 .305 Ameriun League _51 57 . 472 ] II' Montreal Oakland 1, California 0 104 394 120 .305 Chi 000 300 0'20- 5 11 3 Clltrk SF 46 62 .426 ll l;, New York Seattle 13, Minnesota 6 104 • o4 123 .30• 8os 100 100 000- 2 6 0 Valntin e Mt l Today ' s Probable Pitchers St . Louis .-o 65 .381 11 102 385 117 ..304 Proly and Na!"lorodny ; J"iant , Concepcn Cn (All Times EDT ) West 103 389 118 . JOJ~ W. L. Pet. GB Kansas Ci t y (Leon ard 12 -12) Stanley (81 and 'F isk . w - Proly Richards SO Madlock SF 79 298 90 .302 san Fran 63 44 .589 at Cleveland ( Freisteben 1-2L ' (2J0l. L- Tiant ( 7--4). HR sChiCj!tgo, Johnson (7). Molinar o American League 1h Cincinati 62 44 .585 7:30p.m . GAB. H. Pet. Milwaukee (Cltldwell 13·51 at (5) Los Ang 61 45 .575 . 1117 Carew M in 97 360 119 .331 Balt imore (Pal mer 13-81 , 2 ~ San Diego 5.5 52 .514 8 Lyn n Bos 95 343 111 .324 Oe t 930 000 0003 8 1 7:30 p .m . (complet ion of Atlanta 49 56 .467 13 79 316 102 .323 Tor 1'0000000- 2 7 0 Oliver Tex Houston 49 56 .467 13 suspended game l . Br etl KC 82 332 10.5 . 316 Slaton and May ; Clancy and BOston (Torr ez 12-6) a t New Tuesday's Results Pini ella NY 78 277 87 .314 A5hby . W- Staton (11 -8 ) . L York <T idrow 4 -8 ), 8 p .m . Chicago 4, St . Louis 2 Lezcano M il ' 85 278 86 .309 Oakland ( Brob erQ 9 -8 ) at Ciancy (7 -9) . New York 5, Ph l ladelphi~ 1 M unson NY 98 406 125 .308 Ca lifornia { Aase 7.6L 10 : 30 Monlre&l 4, P ittsburg h J 104 .430 132 .307 K.C. 010000o0o- 1 7 1 Rice eos Atlenta 16, Cinc in na ti A p.m . 91 355 108 .304 000 010 lOx - 2 8 0 Bell Cle Minnesota (Zahn B·9J at Cleve ~ ou ston 4, San Franc isco 2 Ga le, Mingor i ( 7), Paftin (7) , Roberts Sea 81 270 82 .304 Seattle '( Colborn 2-8) , 10 :35 p .m . San Diego 1, Los Ange les 0 Hrabosk y (7) &nd Porter ; Home Runs Thu rsd•v's Games Todav ' s Probeble Pitchers Clyde, Kern (7) and Alexander . N•tionill League : Fos ter, Cin Milw at Baltim or e, n ight CAll Times EDTI W- Kern (8 .5). L - Mingori < 1- an d L uzinSk i, P hil 25 ; Smith , Chicago at Detroi t, night New York ( Koosman 3-111 at LA 20 ; Dawson and Valentine, 3) Boston at N ew York, night Philadelph ia ( Le r ch 5-6 1, 12 :35 Mtl 19. Oakland a t Calif. n ight p.m . Texas 000 000 001 - 1 4 1 American Le•gue : Rice, Bos Minn at Sea ttl e, n ight St . Louis ( Denn y 8-8) el N .Y. · 041200l0 x- .B 100 and Th omas, Mil 24 ; Baylor , Chicago (K rukow 4-01 . 2: 30 Mat lac k , Cleve land (4). Mira - Cal and H isle , Mi l 23; p.m . ' bell.! (7} , Conier (8) and Tl')ompsoJ'l, Del 22. P ittsbu rgh (Kison 2-3·1, at Major League Results Sundberg ; Hunter, Lyle (9) and Runs Batted In Montreal (Schatzeder 4 -2) , By United Press lnternatipnal Johnson . W- Hunter (4 . 4 ) . L tflfional Lt'ague : FQster, Cin p.m . . Matlack (8 -9) . HRs- Tex&s, 81 ; Clerk. s~ 77 ; W [l'i'f.ield, so National league Ci ncinn at i (Norma n 9·6) .-..c:l St .L 001001000 - 2 93 Bond s (20); New York, Jackson 72 ; Ci'll rvev , LA and Mon,tanez , Atlanta (Mc Williams ·2~0J, 7 : 35 NY 70. .-<1 ·• Chi 003 000 lOx - 4 10 0 (16) . p.m . I, Mart inez. Littel l (7), Schultz American League : Staub, Oet San F ran cisco (Morifetusco 7. {7l and Simm ons ; Lamp . Sutter Oak 010 000 000 - 1 6 0 86; Rice, Bos 81 ; Thompson , 4) at Ho!.!ston ( Obc on 8: 35 {81 o'Jnd Rad er . W- Lamp (5· Ca lif 000 000 000- 0 3 1 Det 78 ; Hisle , Mil 14 : ThOrnton . p.m . . 10 ) . l -Martinel (5·5) HR - St. L a n g f o r d and N ewma n, Cle\1 68. Los Ang eles (JOhn 12-7) at Lou is, Re it z (8). Essi an ( 8 ); Ryan and Down ing Stolen Bases San D iego (Ow chinko 7-7), 10 W- L angford (4.7J . L- Ryan (5 . N·• fional League : Moreno , p.m . N.Y. 100 000 l lO- 5 7 0 10 ). P itt 43 ; Lopes , LA and Smith ; Thursday's Games Ph ila 000 010 000..:_ I 6 1 50 30 ; Richards, SO 29 ; St Louis at Chicago Hausman , Ko bel (5 J and Minr\ 301 000 101 - 6 14 0 Ta\l eras , Pitt 26. Houston at Atlanta , night Stearns ; Carlton , Bruss t ar (9) Sea 231 o.-o 03x- 13 13 0 American League : LeFlore, ' Los Angeles at San Fran . and Mc Ca r ver . W- Kobel ( 2 · 2 ). ~ p e r zan ow s k i.Hol! v (2), Det 48 ; Dilone, Oak 38 ; Wilson , . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _oiioiiiioiiilio"""___,_;.;,;;iiilllliiiiiiiii!l night L - Car lton 19-11) . HRs - N ew York , Stea rn s ( 12), You ngblood (5) ; Ph ilad elphi a, Hebner ( 13 ) . Americari L.ague East Ptsbgh 000 300 000- 3 9 0 w. L. Pet. GB Mt l 040 ooo oox- 4 10 1 39 .625 65 Bos ton Bi bby , Whitson (4 ). Te kul ve 59 42 .584 4 1'7 (1) and Ott , Sa ngui l len (9) ; M i! wauke 46 .562 New York 59 (]) and 6' ' Rogers , Know les 57 46 .553 71 11 Car •~r . W- Rogers (12.7) . L Baltimre 49 .533 Detroi t Bibby (6 -51. HRs- Montrea l, so 54 .481 159' ' Dawson (19) . Clevelnd 27 39 67 .368 Toron to West Cinci ·300 010 000- 4 7 3 w. L. Pet. GB Al ia 200 150 35X -'- 16 21 1 Norm an . Borbon ( 1), Hume sa •s .563 Kan City Cal it 56 51 .523 4 (6 ), Sarm iento {7), Tomlin (8) Oekland 56 51 :523 4 and Ben ch , Cor r ell (9) ; M cWII. 49 56 . 467 10 Tex as Iiams, Camp bell (6 !, Garber @;) .......... .... ('71 . W- McW i ll iams (3 OJ. LBorbon (5·2l. HR5- Cincinnatl , Bench (lid . concepcion (.5) ; Atlanta ~ HQr:ner I 10). Murphy (17) , Bonnell (I J. ....... ..... also Ut.• done in mt!n ·s eoats . - POLLY.$ POINTERS BASEBALL SCOREBOARD NEW YORK (UPI) - The only thing that can compare with a woman scorned is a woman wronged. Muriel Grossfeld figures she has been. She's so tiled up, .she's spitting nails, and when she gets • through doing that, she says she's going Iosee her lawyer. For those of you w)lo confine yourselves to such less esoteric sports as baseball, f~lball and basketball, Muriel Grossfeld still ranks as one of the foremost female gyrnnaSlS this country ever produced, having competed for the United States in the 1956, 1960 and 1964 Olympics as well as in numerous other international competitions. What's got her so exercised now is an article in the ' September issue of Penthouse written by Robert Stephen Spitz, who compares some of the places in America where young boys and girls are trained in athletics to a Martne boot camp. Among those places he zeroes in on are Mission Viejo, Calif., where swimming is revered over even godliness and Grossfeld's School of Gynmaslics in Milford, Conn., where he says Muriel runs some 400 girl gymnasts ranging in age from 12 to 17 as if she were some kind of female Captain Bligh. "look, 1 do anything I have to to produce a winner - and these girls are all winners," Grossfeld is quoted by Spitz. "I have to keep them scared. If it takes a little abuse to achieve my ends, then that's the price they pay. They 'll thank me later.' ' Grossleld's practice sessions, according to Spitz, have been rumored to he "tantamount to slave labor camps and many of them end with her girl trainees crying hysterically out of pain and humiliation. ' ' She is even said to regulate the girls ' sex lives. When I spoke with her about all this, Grossleld said she was "appalled at the lack of correctness" in the article. " II 's all a pile of garbage," she said. "We doo 'I stand over tile girls with hammers. I've never seen any of them cry after practice. I do not keep my children scared. The kids we have are seni here by their parents. If the kids didn't like what tlley 're doing, ihey wouldn't come in the first place. Some of tllem live here and others in their own homes. we have what we call an 'elite program' for those we think might q~lify. for international competition, but we don't allow anyone to try for tllat level unless we feel ihey have the necessary personality and physical ability. · "'No one at the school regulates the girls' sex lives. That's sheer nonsense. We have no dating rules for those who Uve here. For the ones who do, we talk to the boys whenever they come here to date the girls, ihe same way any responsible parent would. Is ihere anything wrong with that•" Grossfeld certainly doesn 't consider herself a martinet . "I've heard it said I'm very tough," she says. " I don't think my kids would defy me. Acoach has to use whatever weapoos he or she has in order to help the child move forward . Motivation that's positive is 100 per cent better than motivation tllat's negative . That's my feeling about it, anyway. '' Generally rated the top women's gynmastic coach in the nation, Grossfeld, who still works out regularly on tile bars and doesn 't look her 36 years, sometimes talks the same way AI GOLF CLASSICS The people responsible for baking sesame seed buns obviously never give" thought to customers who wear store bought choppers. , Polly Cramer. Spray smell stays ANNUAL STARTS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2nd You'll Finds Hundreds of Back to School Items at Spacial Back to School Savings. ""- 7-q_, s.n; Sth Street 882-2705 -~ .. "" NeW Hawln buy2bars " Davis of the Oakland Raiders does. "My whole bag is the pursuit of excellence," she says. "Back in my day when I first started to train, the United States traditionally was last in gynmastics. We're trying to improve tllal . At the moment, I'd say our gynmastics team is hi ghly respected. Our women 's team , which competes in tile World Championships in France in October, has beaten Japan, and many regard tile Japanese the best in tile world .'' From having seen her when she was still competing, I know tile way Grossfeld works. She's a perfectionist who demands tile most from herseH and quite likely the same from others. Whetller she asks too much from tile girls she trains I don 't know. What I do know is ihat some kids starting out, wheiher it be in the LiiUe Leagues, the swinuning pools or in gymnastics, are pushed too hard sometimes by their instructors and their parents. They just don't have any fun, and that'• not what sports are supposed to be all about . Sam Snead, acclaimed by professional golfers for his great w edge play, is an expert on how to mak e a cl ubhead and the ~: N T ERP RISF. ASSN~ $299 · . ·' RACHEL BUSH TURNS ONE- The first birthday of Rachel Marie Bush, d!aughter of Denver aod Rhonda Bush, Bailey Run Rd ., Pomeroy, was held Saturday at the home of her graodpareollt, Mr. and Mn. Guy Bush, Bailey Run Road, Pomeroy. Cake and Ice cream were served to her graodpareollt, Mr. aod Mn. Bernard Cook, Syracuse; her great-aunt, lAura Autheraoo, and family, Pomeroy; Mrs. Delores Wloebreaoer and daughter, New Haven; Mr. and Mrs. Roger .Jiysell and family, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs .. Harry Pickens, Jr., and daughter, Raeloe, and 'Owen Morris, Pomerox. ACTUAL SIZE Now in a long-lasting 7-oz . super-size ba r, on ly Safegua rd gives you this combinat•on of unbeatable deodorant soap protect ion plus ri cher, . sm,~!'ll hF'r lai her. CUT ALC>f«P DOTTED liNE ------------------------ ~~ !967891< ' -------------- JOINT 1 liI'- SAVE tOe I I I I I HOGG & ZUSPAN WHEN YOU BUY 2 SUPER SIZE (7 .o oz.). 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Donna Byer read ."Home" by1EdgarGuest, and Mrs. Fultz, "Song fur a Little House' ~ as Mrs . Dyerpresented a miniature house with the roof and awnings being made of one dollar bills, a total of 50. The minister spoke in appreciation. The potluck dinner served in the spacious recreation roonf of the Fultz home was preceded by grace by the Rev . Mr. Bwngamer. Mrs . Pauline Horton pl-esided at the meeting. She read an article from Gulpeposts and announced a Schoolof missions. Sixteen shulin calls were reported . Hostesses were Mrs. Mary Rinehart, Mrs. Juanita Bachtel, Mrs. Edith Jividen, Mrs.l.,ettie Young, Mrs. Rose McDade, Mrs. Fultz, and Mrs. Byer. Members sang "Bless Be the Tie that Binda." FRANKS....... .'.~·...~-} 49 . WIENERS 251b. Cash .Saver Tomato& leHuct Sc extra ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY HRtS . .d· 10 :00 A.M. tilll :00 P.M. Sun .- Thurs. 10:00 A.M.III12 :00 P.M. Friday and . Sa ur ay . · See '-''AI the Pomeroy Bend Bridge Wilinson Small Engine Sales & Service 498 OPEN UHRS• Salad ca l. .. oNF. WSPAPEH nifer C1tarl eston, W. Va . after visitirlj: here with Mr. and REUNION PLANNED Mrs. James Criswell. The 45th . annual Tux ""d Hilda Grannelli of W"ynesbur~. spent the Nicholson reunion will be weekend here visiting their held Sunday, Aug. 6, at the Forest Acres P"rk, Shelter aunt, M"ry Roberts . Kandi Eskew, daughter of House I. All relatives and the Mr. and Mrs. D"vid friends "re invited to atEskew of Newark, is here fo r U!nd. Dinner will be served "visit with her gr"ndp"rents, -at 12:3(). Local members of Mr . and Mrs. Harvey the Nicholson clan will not receive notice ca•ds this Erlewine. year. Except Closed Satlnl1y liniPt nl 9 AI s.d1y Except Hillt01 I Whitt S.lpnr S,ri11p wri s ts of ba c kspin . " The enti re swing s hould De leisurely and r hy thmi· Mr. "nd Mrs. Robert Custer and children, Bart "nd Jen- I'IOOUCT$ 10' LENGTH PRICED AT SAVINGS snappin g into th e ba ll. This gives me a h1 gh lob with a lot favorite Oliii!I:I~IIIAND :;75c 1----~-;_ __., French City $1&9 All Beet .12 or. WIENERS ........... ~.~!::. Plus tax & deposit J 89~ PICNIC HELD The Fallhful Follwers Class · of the Hemlock Grove Christian Church met - t l y at the . ~oule 33 r011daide park fur a pit~ nic. Each member brought a covered diah, and Muriel Bradford had recreation. ' ' '· COPftiOtn lfJI - ntl 11110011 CO . ITIMS AllliO l'ltiCIS 0000 IP.IItDAY JUlY .THIU l.lTUIOAY .lUGUi1 5. IHI IN GALltrOll$ . WI 11111\11 THI ttlGHT TO UMIT QVAN· nna. NOtolliOlD TO DIAllll. Regular or Sugar-Free 7-Up .............. Pak PIUS DII'OSIJ WHOll KIINIL Vac Pak Kroger Minister and wife honored " I take th e cl ub straig ht back and break my wrists with th e hands leadin g the your Peeve, or Problem in her column. Write POI, . LV 'S PO INTERS in care of thts 11ew ~paper . STOll ,01 ·, mo r e than normal, .thus in· creasing its loft. early in the ba ckswi ng , which gives me a·n upr ig ht swing platte . "On the forward swing, 1 strik e down a"nd through uses Point~r . loUITAHlC U\ii'INGI 4" PLASTIC PIPE Sam Snead thing I do is address the ball with the clu bface la id ba ck s he --------..., II Middleport 1. 1 Personal Notes I .ALL KROGER STORES PLUMBING SUPPLIES " When I'm pitc hing ov er a hazard or mound and ha ve li ttle green bet ween me and the hole, I want the shot to fly high and s low and settle tn its tra cks .·· Snead says . He exp lains, " The firs t bit different and an improve· ment , !think.- POLLY Polly will send you one of her s i~ned tha nk-you newspaper coupon dippers 1f when you do~lt-yourself hig h, soft lob to the green . SCOTT GARDNER TURNS THREE - Scoll David Gardner, sou of Mr. and Mn. David Gardner, Danville, celebrated his third birtbday OD July 15th. Allendlug were bls grudpareall, Mn. Heleu Riggs and Mr. and Mrs. Alva Swick, and uncles, aunts and cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Gardner, Stevie, Tammy aod Brian, Mrs. Sandra Lambert and Crlssy,, Mr. and Mrs. Tony CardWo, Jessie Swan, Amy aod Holly Davis, Mrs. Vickie Metheney and Rldde, David Might, and Roo Dean. A Raggedy Audy cake, Ice eream aod puneb were served. DEAR POLLY - Help! I sprayed a bedroom, including the mattress, with a wellknown cununercial product to solve a bug problem and now have an odor problem as the mattress and bedding absorbed all ,the· smell. Wi]at can I do to get rid of this ? Sally. DEAR SALLY...: You might try sponging the mattresS with a strong vinegar and water solution but do be very careful to not let any soak into the fillmg. This would doubtless work better if the mattre5s· could be taken out of doors 'and then he left to dry and air in the sun. If the mattrrss must remain indoors, folded· sheets of newspapers between the bed pad and ·mattress might absorb the odor if left for a week or two. But do protect them frmn any rubbing off of the printing ink. The bedding c•mdd be laundered and riDS- ed in white vineg"r water, 1 aired "nd sunned. Good luck. -POI.LY . DEAR POLLY - When I want to take a hut pie to my daughter I put it in my l" rge frying pan that has a handle. II is easy to carry the pan by the handle, and spills, etc. are avoided. - MRS. T.K .. DEAR POLLY - To clean small-necked bottles such as vinegar cruets, antique \JotUes or vases I put in a hand full of unpopped popcorn kernels combined with hot water and or vinegar, a detergent or cleanser, and shake vigorously. It is amazing how 1the dirt and stains disappear.- WINNIE. DEAR POLLY- I use ]>ink embroidery floss to make a French knot in the lining of each of my coats just below the armpits. Rec-ently I was in a doctor's office and there was another rain coat just like min e so all I had (o dQ w"s show the other lady this colored knot that identified ·one coat as mine. Thls can VIOI.ET. . PEAR POLLY - I have "n ea::;y way to remove fresh ballpoint ink stains from shirt. pockets and other c lothi n ~. Pluce a paper tow.! under the stain and spray hull' spray directly on the spot, blot with another piece of paper towel. Repeat this until the stain !"des "nd then pour a bit of liquid soap on the area where the stain was and rub gently before pl"cing the gai:ffient in the washing machine for the final step. - MRS. A.C. . DEAR READERS - The use of hair·spray fur ballpoint ink stains has been given in this colunm before but Mrs. A.C.'s method for its use is " Stokely Applesauce Corn .............._........... . UQUIO Karidu Bleach v,.w.45 C Ctn; PolvPak Ice Milk Country Club Ham Patties r..~·79c $ 19 12 I l>fl I I I I I I I 1-lb. IIA SHilTS 111• •ou Can Freall HI;.;;·% Lowfal Milk Kroger ~.5 ·% ~ Soutllem Lowfat Mllkr . Peacllea ........... . liMIT ONI COUPON flU fAMIL:Y -~~~:wv~~········ TESS EN SPECIALS 3 29 5 FREE 19 5 ... .ib. tb . 1 ggc OOV'J OIADIOO ............. . .. I ~~ luilo"' Ooly lo Stom Witll Dth's Mit , .... hiil•~· 11 ll·ll'll ,...... ...........•. TIII·LI•• .- ~au~aa$ C:..etf I •• _.. . . . . . .,.f.TWIA,_l..W.S. llll ~· SllcHIICH ·Meat I Lilli 2 WSWITII CIIN• Ul 11.SilDIInOUl PIICMUl iliCUMIIC !MIS lltl) ::;.~149 ~~~ 139 ...lrol•r I . .. IUCEI FlEE H• ................... ~ ' .' ' �- panic, fatlllw and aull1 are There are nuwen, .ar-c! becallle of their par· words ol sympathy, 11c111u ntleviiiiCe to the hugJ. diYUI'Ce experience. , Ialka of happy memorlel .. The ame book oilti!DN • Friends and family, come 6 _ The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pcmeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, AlJII. 2, 1178 St. John's marks lOOth year The IOOth anniversary of the St. John Lutheran Church located in the Pine Grove OJmmunity of Mei!{s County was celebrated on July 16 with an aU-day service. The Rev , Gerald Herbener uf Lexington, Ky . was guest speaker for the morning ser· vice using as his theme Jacob'·s dream <'O ncernin!{ the holy ground. Mrs. Robert (Shirley) Hamm "sang "A Quiet Understanding ." Following the basket dinner at noon, there was an old fashioned hymn sing led by the Rev . William Middleswarth . Special music was presented by . Mrs. Hanun. '·Amazing Grace", "The Greatest Gifr ", and " It Took a Carpenter ." There was also a vocal number by Gary Michael, a flute and vocal duel by Cynth ia and Elizabeth Hamm , " How Great Thou Art " by Gary Michael, Louise Michael, and Lenora Leifheit. Miss Michael and Mrs. Leifheit san!{ "Bless This House" and there were words of wisdom and hope for another hundred years by the Rev. John Richardson, Oxford. Special contributions in preparation for the c-elebra· tion were made by Charles Frecker and Donald Frecker who painted the church with paint donated by Mrs. Avis Frec ker and Wendell Frecker. Clarence Grueser did some step repair . · Flowers for the occasion were donated by Avis and Wendell Frecker, Frances Florists, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grueser, Mr. and Mrs. John Fick, Mrs . Virginia Thoren, Mrs. Elva Cotterill , and the ALCW of Sl. John and Sl. Paul Churches. WE'VE JUST JOINED THE SEIKO FAMILY! Other contributions came from Mr. and Mrs. Edisoo Hob:sf.etter in memory ol the late Peter Hobsetter, Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Boice, and Mr. and Mrs. William A. Young. II was noted that commemorative plates and historical booklets are still fur sale and cari be purchased from any member of the church. Attending from out-<lf-town were the Rev . and Mrs. John Richardson, Oxford; the Rev. IUld Mrs. Gerald Herbener, ' sun, Mart.in, Lexington, Ky.; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hamm, Lancaster; Mr. and· Mrs. E. R.. Hamm, Cynthia and Elizabeth, Struthers; Ml'. and Mrs. Phil Radford, Charlotte Bartels, and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. "Radford, Columbus; Don· nie Newman , Warren, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs Delmar Hamm, South Webster. r-·So--c-ial..__.. 1 Calendar. WEDNESDAY POMEROY LODGE 164 F&AM Wednesday 7:30p.m. All master masons are invited. THURSDAY VACATION Bible school, each evening l)lis week, 6:30 to 9 p.m., at Hemlock Grove Christian Church; public invited. !'lo fi'IOHJI - 1 165.00 ;.. < ~ ' 1-~ P• 8•1~ 1 Q"MIJ C"' <li'O~,_pn ~~~ "' ~ ~· , ,.,., '"' n 111-.IM.OO. ' "" " ' •o ~ • t aon• • .. " ... ' III C• "'''' d•••~~~~"' ...,........ ~ to tOO• t iJO,..,tt~·•l "'1w ~· " ''• l>i<" "'Y' ''~ .. "'~•oo~ <!•~· ' ....• J IOIM- Ul!I.OCI. 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FRIDAY WEEKEND REVIVAL, Hiland Chapel Church of Christ in Christian Union, through Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m. Theron Durham, evangelist. HAPPY HARVESTERS Class, Trinity Church, 7:30 p.m. Friday at the church. CHOICES survivor. t'OUnselors. DEAR DR. BLAKER Vesterda)' I went to divorce court. After a llhort exchange between my lawyer and the judge, it was aU over. I am now free after II years of marriage. It was strange to have thai important a decision handed down with such brevity and lack ol emoUon. I went home feeling empty. I still feel terrible today. I thought the worst time was right after we decided to divorce. We divided our belongings, told our friends and coosulted lawyers and That was depressing and frightening, but I recovered and dido 'l expect to get upset again. Now, six montha later,l am miserable. Why did aU these terrible feelings come hack? Does it mean ·I will never recover from this traumatic event? DEAR READER - Doo't worry. You will recover, tbough the painful . feellnp will continue t.o sweep over you Uke waves for some time. Eventually that wUJ happen less frequently and the inlen· sity of the hurt will begin to fade. Finally it will become like an old wound; you know it's there, but it doesn't hurt anymore. SATURDAY ICE CREAM Social Saturday sponsored by Orange Township Volunteer Fire Department. 5 p.m. at the Tuppers ~ Grade School. Square . dance following at 9 p.m. SUNDAY TEAFORD reunion Sunday at Racine Locka and Dam. Lunch at noon, bring covered dish. MARTIN AND SAVRE annual reWlion at Shrlners Park, Racine. Lunch at noon. Friends and relatives Invited. The finality of the legal action probably precioitat.:d your present emotional 'reaction. Divorce Is a critical event in a person's life. Yet, in our society, we .handle it in such an impersonal manner. We have ceremonll!lllo help people negoU.te birth, puber· ty, marriage and death. But there are none for divorce. · This prose-poem by Earl A. Grollm2n · may help you understand some of the reasons why you are so upset right now: Divorce is a kind of death. In many ways it is worse. With death, there Is a funeral. 7 -The Dlllv Sertlnei,Middleport.-P~y. 0 ., Wednelday, AlJII. 2,117l llvorce and ue Wllllillitl out llratec* to 1111 plln. COUNTY : MI!IGS .. UILIC NOTICI! Yoa can eonquer Ill)• TWO fAMilY Yard Salo. 9-5. Thurs. and Fri. Jrd ond 4th . 2 blk•s .1 INn boys' ond girl1' and ladies clothing, dropttl, show•r rod, gam. .. books , o ir c:on-. - that GrollmiiD believe~ milbl Find out 00. II'GIII Dr. '!bey grieve with the Karen Blaker PhD. The divorce ceremony polllble divorce CillemcJIIY • toget/Jer. workl . . Prolnltonall reCopiu the tralllll el In divorce, one mourn~ alone. Other vignettes from Grollman's book, "Livinl Through Valli" Divwce" (Beacon Preu, ...96), lil8y Milo help you Identify l!nd aCc-ept your feelingl .. Separa· tioo, grief, denial, ancer. .jealousy, ambivalence, help people ~ the~ Blaker's "Hotline on of a ~elaUOIIIblp. RltuallainC · Sh~." F• yoar copy, the kill . mllbl alao aid aend • cenU phu .......... dllldren who lend not to ac- .U-IIIIdreued envelope to cep1 whet baa happened. Dr. Blaker In care e1 thla AJthou&b' yoa will not be , IW!W4 J«, P.O. 8oE f'IS, Ule Jo benefit dltectly from • Radio City SlaUcn, New divorce cen=mony, It abould Vorl!, N.Y. IOOit. Be 111nt to be hartenlnll to know that 1peclfy "Hotline -on thla kind ol ritual II In the ~-" pr~ , VARD SALE. Fri. and Sot . 10.8. Ant!Aues , fur'niture . glass . toys: little girls' dothes , books·. Larrf ,l. Wiley , 216 Oak St ., New·Hoven , WV . FOUR ~AMilY Yard Sale. Thurs , Fri. and Sot . 9:00 . 119 Butternut Awe, Pome'ro~ . Ohio . Furniture, rugs, curtains , dishes , decototlve items, baby c/oth•s . bock to school clothes , anti· ques , misc. YARD SALE. Bedroom suite mpple fJOod stere9. Tv : ct,thes, other misc . 277 lincoln Stt\ Midd..port. Thurs. and Fri. 15.3 CU. Ft. FfiiZif whit ' ~-562• . Llfi·OUI Bllket BACKYARD SALE. 175 N. 3rd Ave., Middleport. Children's clothing and · other Items . Thurs., Fri . and Sot. Moclll FC1UP o lnllnlte-poelllon tempereture control with retleMd knob GAi!AGE SALE. Ron Grate rftldence. Main Sl., Rutland . W~ .. thru Fri. 9-5. o Lllt-<tul baaket o Slim-Wall d•lgn-loaiM(I. YA!lil S:,<;tE. Aug .. 3, A. 5. 10 to 3 at RUtin• Fire house, Racine , Obio. Sponsored by Racine Fi(emen 's ~ux . In-place lnaulatlon for mort apace lnalde. . · o Co11nterbalanced Seii-Tite lid with magnetic guket 0 Baked enamtt Interior and YAR!J SALE. 810 South 2nd St .. Middleport. Ohio. August 2. 3, o4 , Solid ook drop le.of toble. o4 coh~s , silverstane.. dishes , line,ns ; silverware . Avon . · drapes. curtains, lois of clothing , furniture. SOmething for eyeryone . -si e~terlor -.,. 0 o.troet drain Reg. Price S379.t5 Special Price YARD SALE. Clara Phillips, behind Sjrodt st:hool in Ruftand . Avon bott .. s, dresses . 22'1, and 20 1!, . MI K. ~~ Thun, 3rd only. Coli 142·28i13 . GBENFS TWO F!W.HJ. ~ard Salo~ Aug . 3. SAUSaNfER 4: S.· '8b~ •of M0110r Hill , Sbme·\ antiques , White unifarm,s. size l6 1h. New tt.ven. W.Va. YARD WE.,3'1amlly. Wod .. Aug . 2. 8 om till dark . Roger Beegle Farm, 124 ·Out of Racine, pa" hlah school about 3 miles , turn left on County Ad. 35; about 3 miles out. Wotch for signs . I 11011 show-you the rOute to MAXIMUM INTEREST SAVINGS? SATURDAY ANNUAL Zuopan reunion, Krodel Park. Basket dinner served at I p.m. ·INSURED TO clothing in IO't ,. 12't, U 's, preteens and junior sir•• · Charlene Hoeflich, J99HighSt., llock Mlow 4· way stop at 7th and Main in M id· dloport . WHITE SOMETHING'S gotto give! SO··o yard sale $oturday. Aug. S. befinning 9 am. Vorl•tv of items and ••cellent girls' YARD SALE. 591 Broadway St .. Mldd~port . Wed. and Thurs. Nk:e children's clothing, odds Of'd ends . RUMMAGE SALE. Wod. rhru Sat. Post fire house in Syracvs• on s,cond Sf .• blue house . Record pklyer, TV , lots of clothing. all sizes. Rain or shine . YARD SALE. 257 Main StrHf , Mid· dleport . Thun. and Fri. August 3 &4 . 10om to 4 pm . Women 's clothes. sires 12. 14 , 16. Children 's clothing . infant and up . Baby items . Double rinse tubs. utility cart . etc. ~-!_~eroY.:....___ YARD SALE. Thundoy, Frida~ and Saturday, August 3 , ... ' and 5 from 10 to 6 . Children's clothing . some ontiques and mile . Items. ,.,, miles below • OonwilleonRt. 325 . . GARAGE SALE . Fri. and Sot. at the Williom Reevn rftidn~• in Alfred just off b8t on Tucker Rd . 1~7 Ford LTD, $185, fur· niture . · auto. Washer . baby items, ·lamps, dishes , clothing ••c. VARO S.AlE. Bcxk to school sole. Don't Miu this one. ClciirBoso residence, Rt. 1, Porlland. Sr ••• f · • • Sat ., '"'u~ • . 5, ~ · n, '"'ug . "' · 10 • Sun. , ~ug. 6. am to ork . Men's, women 's and children's clothing, various sirn, In· eluding j.ans , shirts . shoes. long dresses, pont suits , etc. Luggage , tapes. records, bookt , (some Pillsbury cookbooks) , dithes , kllch.n utensils. kitchen table and choirs , boby turnlt'u re, lots . lots more. Colt anytime . 843·249... THREE FAMILY Yard Sole. August 4 and 5 from 9 till .. . EarJ Dean r•sidence, Co~,~nty Rd . 36, Chester. Ohio. PUBLIC NOTICI Seailed bld5 will be received . in the office of the Village Clerk , Second Stre-et, VIllage of F»omeraoy, Oh io, until 12 o'c lock noon on Monday , August 7, 1978, for the following proposal: The changing at the pump , tank and bodv on an exlstlno tire truck,to a new chassis, to be furnished by the Fire Department . · O~talied specifications are on file at the FIre Ch lef's Office, Village of Pomeroy . Each bid must contain the full name of every per~on or company intere1ted In the same, · and be accompanied bv a bond or· certified check li1 the sum of 1100.00 to the satisfact ion of the Village Council as e guaranty that If the bid Is accepted, contract w i ll be entered Into and its performance properly secured . These checks. or bonds will be returned al once to atl e:Mcept t'he successful bidder . H is checks or bond will be held until the contract or bid is properly executed by him . The riOht is reserved to reject any and ali bids. Jane Walton, Clerk . VILLAGEO·F POMEROY (11 26 (8J 2. 2tc ASTRO·GRAPH Bernice Bede .Osol ~\10m wrnnwllictlill\'l Ul 2. He TH~EE FAMILY Garage Sole . Fri· day only . Boy•' clothing size 8. Toys . ~tothing , dishes and misc. Church St .. Syrocule . THREE FAMILY Yard Sole . Across fro"' Pennzoil Station In Rutland . Children's school clothes and women's, misc. q:30 IO 5. Thurs. GIVAN TIC YARD Salol . log tobin on At . 7 . Norf'lol-or Chester. Thur• . and Fri. Aug 3 ond ... HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS. F•L and Sot . 101o3. 0neri\ilenorlh of Chester on CR 82. Emerson Pooler . NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Notice IS hereby given that on Au gulf 15. lt71, at 10 a .m . 1 public 1111 will be held at the Citizens National Bank , Middleport, Ohio to 1111 for cash the following collateral to wi.J ; · • Oht 1975 Chivrolet Pick -up Truck, Serial No. CCQ145A .t41902. The Cltlnnl National Bank reserves the right to b id at thiS sale. Flower show class held The following documrnts were tacelved or prepared by Tl'le · o ·hlo Environmental · A demonstration workshop Protection AQtncy during the on classes uf the Meigs Counprevious week . The effect ive ty Fair nower shows was held elate or each final action is stated . The Jlluance date of Monday · evening following each proposed action ts (licnic of the stated . A.nyone aggr ie¥ed or the annual Rutlllnd Garden Club at adversely affect,d by a final ac;llon to Issue, deny . modify , revoke, or rtntw a permit , Forest Acres Park. Mrs. James. Titus showed. a license, or variance ; or to approve or dis.pprove plans modem freestyle suitable for and specificat ions, may file · •n appeal with The En . the class, ''Curl Up with a vironmentai Board of Good Book", with Mrs. Albert Review, Suite 305, 3'5 E . Woodard, Mrs. Chris Diehl, Broad St ., Columbus , Ohio 43216, within thirty (30) days and Mrs. Virgil Atkins ot the effect i ~'e date, pur - demontrating mass ur line suant to Onlo Revised Code Secflon 374!5.07, 'Unless such mass designs for the class, f inal ,j~Ctlori was precedM by "A Flower Garden ." the same or substantially the ...same proroseCI action. All such flna actions ~re so ide.n tifled . Such persons may For Thurodoy, Aug. 3 request an adlud icatlon hearino b'efore The Ohio EPA on a proposed actiOn to issue , ·deeny revoke. or , , modify, e . r n w 0 P r .m 11• · 1•cense, or variance ; or to approve or disapprove plans and speclt•catlons, within thirty (30) days Of the Issuance date. ORC 31-4S ,Oi does not provide for !djudicalion hearing requests or appeals on orders , verified. com . plaints, or enforcement compliance schedule letters . Within 30 days of publication Aug . 3, 1978 In a newspaper In the affected All those unusual happetnings county, any person maY a I !»a : (I ) submit written comments . that have been part of your life relating to actions . proposed 1 for the last couple of years will finally come to an end . A new, actions , ~erlfied col'nptaints , or enforcement complience happy year is in store for you. schedule fetters ; (2) request LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Prepare a public meeting regarding before you react today . Impleproposed actions ; and -or {l l menting you r projects m'ay take requ&st nOtice ot further a little in it ial spadework in actions or proceedings . All order lor your ideas to take requ&sts for adjud ic ation root. Hav ing trouble selecting a heartnos and public meetings. and other com . career? Send for your copy or mun l cations concerning AStro~Graph Letter by mailing public meetings , adlud ication ' 50 cents for each antt a tong , hearings, verified com . selt·addressed , stamped enveplaints , and regUlations , lope lo Astro-Graph, P.O. Box. should be addressed to The -489, Rad io City Station , N.Y Legel Records Section , Ohio 1~19 . Be sure to specify birth E·PA, P . 0 . Bo:-:; 1049. Sign . Columbus, Ohio .43216, (614 ) 466 -6037 . Unless otherwise VIRGO (Au~ . 23-Sept. 221 Curb stated In particular notices, any 1mpulsn1e tenden c y today all other ·c ommunications to say exactlY what 's on your including comments on mind . Take a moment to calm proposed actions, should be yourself . You'll be able lo addressed either to The Air behave more wisely . Permits and Compliance Monitoring Division or LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) PerPerm it and Approval Section. sistency will accomplish your whichever ts appropr iate , at aims today, so don't allow The Ohio EPA. P . 0 . Bo»o: yourself to withdraw the minute 1049, Columbus. Oh io 43216 . things took like they're getting Al)proval of plans and a tittle tough . specifications SCORPIO (Oct . 24-Nov. 22} Ohio Power Ct' . Letart Twp . , ·onto, Ef - Mysterious factors could come fective date 07-28 -78. into play and save the day just This final action not when you thought an important preceded by proposed action goal might be out of reach . and Is appealable to E B R , Stick to your objectives. Arnerican Electric Power Racine Hydroelectr ic · plant SAGITIARIUS (Nav. 23·Dec. construction .water supply tor 21) Don 't let negative thinki ng drilled well, submersible creep Into your day. Tailor your Pump, pitless adaptor , . ideas toy the even Is as they chlorination and hydrop - occur. au can make nice neumafic storage . lhlngs h~ppen . For the class featuring the greens, "Smell of New Mown Hay ", Mrs. Atkins mllde an arrangement , and she . also showed a modem abslrad suitable for the class, "The Golf Course " Mrs. Jack Roi}. son did two things, "Visiting a Shut-in", a small design ' and "Choir Pra ctice" featuring roses . During the busin~s s meeting Mrs. Marvin Wilson was voted into membership. Plans were made for the annual open meeting to be held especial l.,- in writing , 3e ek expert counse l in the field in whi ctfyou are dealing . A quick decision would be .a mi s tak e. PISCES (Feb. 2D·March 20) Don't underestimate your tal ent today . Whal ypu haye to offer is more ¥aluable to the other party than you give yourseH cred it for . ARIES (March 21·Arrll 19) Don 't be disappointed i something falls through unexpectedl')l . A new approach or concept wi tt work thiogs out even better . TAURUS (April 2Q-May 20) Co- operation that you counted on to co mplet~ a ta sk might not be forthcoming today . Actually, if you do the job yourself it'll work out more to your satisfac· tion . llEMINI (M1y 21·June 20) Criticism Is constructi-ve only it you can offer an alternati~e you know to be superior . · Be sure you have the answers if evalu· ating another's work. CANCER (June 21-July 22) ll 's always wise to take care In commercial dealings, but today offers fresh ideas or new fash ~ Ions if you ' ll take the time to shop more carefully . (NEWSPAPER EN TERPRISE ASSN .} · ·.-:-: Aug. 28 at the Rutland United Methodist Church with Mrs. Bernar<l Ledlie , M.rs. Woodard, Mrs. Robson, and Mrs. Charles Lewis as hostesses. Invitations will be sent to cl ubs of the county . Mrs. Joe Bolin will give an arl'anging demonstration, "SwrunerSplender." The fall flower show, "Autumn's Treasures", was discussed and will be held on Sept. 9 at the Rutland Church. Mrs. Lewis is chairperson and at the meeting presented the schedule. Invitations will be sent to other clubS inviting members to elthibit in the show 's open competition. · Mrs. James Carpenter will be the judge. · ,Devotions were given by Mrs. James Nicholson woo read from " Ideals", " I Thank Gud for These", <~nd "Lillie Boy and His Dog." She also read several verses of scripture from John . The .creed and collect were given in unison and members answered roll call by naming nowers they like to grow for arrangements. Mrs. Atkins presided at the .meeting in the absence of Mrs. Ann Turner who is ill. Members sang the doxology before the meal. Attending besides those named above were Mrs. Eugene Atkins, Mrs. C. E. Bishop. Mrs. Kate Jarrell, and Mrs. Harvey Erlewine. Mrs. Bishop furnished the door prize which was won by Mrs. Erlewine. :-: 1- KEEPSAKE MEANS PERFECTION ... Guaranteed in writing for pertect c larity, fine POWELL '·S Store Hours: 8 am-10 pm Sunday 10 am-10 pm 298 SECOND ST. Open Tues., July 4 10 A:M. - 10 P.M. Prices Effective UNO $}38 ROAST•••••• ~~. Keepsake· ~i ...lt:rt"l.. . ;: Diamond RinJl!> :: ::~ : .·.: ·.. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) I~ someone rejects what you f1rst have to offer , dig a little deeper. F1nd a new approach that is acceptable . Don't give· up too easily. Diplomatic leaks occur 'frequently through · AQUARIUS (Jon. 20.Feb. 19) holes in the head. Before agreeing 10 anything , most~·· (81 2, 3, 4 , 3tc $40,000 ENROLL .NOW FOR .HOMEMADE HAM SALAD ••••••••••••• ~b~ • ..S1.09 sliced lb. N CABBAGE ............~~-.. 25' HEAD LffiUCE~!'~~.55' 6 oz . Unsweetened 16 oz . Juice ••••••••••• 2/89c Q ·v PASSBOOK SAVINGS 5£~~ 5;~~~o/o oC 1 •4-YEAR CERTIFICATE .63% 7 til'~:"' . 16 oz . COFFEE MATE .............. ~ .................. s1.49 11 oz . Vienna • • • - 1 1,MIO oC •EXECUTIVE SECRETARY ' · •SECRETARIAL •BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION •JR. ACCOUNnNG •GENERAL OFFICE 3-MONTH CERTIFICATE 61~ s~ro 5?.!!!o 5 ~~:~u Yo ·5;.¥~:"""0 0 ... FLAVORITE ' MARGARINE LB. LIMIT 2 35~ W/C Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only at Powell's Offer S, 1978 DAY. or EVENING >ClASSES .lle&ln September 18, 1978 Financl•l Asslst•nc:t Available Approved for Veterans 3-YEAR CEitnFICATE 2·YEAR CERTIFICATE • •C .' GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE 11111•-lt.IIIUI - &-YEAR CERTII'ICATE 7:i~o 7~~/o • .17% 8U" -·-·t- • THANK YOU St. No. 75-12-14711 ..., .............. FOR INFORMATION CALL 446 4167 OR WRITE: GALLIPOLIS 1~11..111 . ... ~mtMrFDIC 4 COWOI P.O. lla 749 ........... OH.UIII, 18"x25' Reynolds ALUMINUM FOIL.••• ~ ......................... 7'1 12 oz. Nestle's . ' $ 19 1. HOT COCO MIX ·e····e········e·······ee~~e TOMATO JUICE AecndtfH lr; .._ Accredit.,. c:-miUiell of .._ As•clelllol of ln-~pend~nl cat~ allll SO.IL HOT DOG SAUCE ................................ 39' I I PIMII """'. . 11M wlttl_.l...,.,.tlenl 'II- •• I WtC -. &~fo &~!~o/o oC 59~ Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only at Powell's · Offer E . s, 1978 Choose an exciting Carur In ont of these success proven fields: I I Dllr! 1-YEAR CERTIFICATE LIMIT 2 GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE -and ltrllmt iloldlnlllt.., .. allectlll - 1 hrll llllttciJrll tiiJrolltlar Jill.' GOLDEN PASSBOOK 10 3; • oz . Campbell's CREAM OF CHICKEN SOUP. ••••••••••• .-•• 3/79' 200 ct . WHITE.PUFFS••••.~:t~.!~.0!~ ................2P1.25 32 oz . HErNZ KETCHUP. ..............................s1.05 10 Ill tNI . ..-v Ill Stop in today to learn why our savings continue to reach record levels. . SWEET BRIAR APRICOTS ••••••••••••••••••••• 594 15 12 oz . Del Monte crushed UNSWEETENED PINEAPPLE ••••••••• ~ •••••• 53' ~ IlliG orr orro, 1110, n, four. -~ Ill ,.., - ·· ....... 111Yabltl • 111!1 • • orr certlllca., ........ - I l l 15,000.00 Ill-.. Each plan is designed for a specific rieed for our customers and is insured up to $40,00J by F.D.I.C. FRENCH CITY BOILED HAM •••••••••• :~.~.b~.s1.29 LONGHORN CHEESE Atltl Itt TUNA 6.5 oz. AT -a:. All plans pay the highest interest rates allowed by law and guarantee you this maximum yield. Fi 'f NCH CITY BULK WIENERS •••••• }~; •• s1.19 piece lb . CHICKEN QF THE SEA FALL TERM .... oz. 32 LIMIT 3 Taste the beauty of Sunnse" instant coffee mellowed with chicory. Sunrise is coffee that's better natured. not bitter. Because Nestle has discovered how to mellow fine coffees with roasted chicory to bring out coffee's better nature. b'ut leave the bitter taste behind. Save a pretty penny. Clip out the coupon, then drink in the beautiful taste of Sunrise. saw 40C on any I I ·1 1 SUGAR 5LBS. 89~ W/C Limit I Per Customer Good Only at Powell's Offer 5, 1978 ' I DOMINO jar of ~unrlse® Instant coffee mellowed with chicory I '· W/C s. .1 ) 3/$1 limiT 1 1-'er 1..u.romer Good Only at Powell's. Offer E • 1978 I I 1 1 .. Mo11.-Sat. white color. and precise cut. Regislered permanenlty and proJected agoinsl loss. :~ .. ' ., • • �,·: 8-'nle Daily Sentil>el..)liddleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, Allll . 2, 1978 Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash - Business Services . ------- WANT AD CHARGES ·- 1 ~ Wurds '-" Urldt!r Cash I dily 2dilys 3dolys 6dlolys 1.00 i.SO ) .90 2.25 :us Ea.l'h word over the minumun IS wurlb is 4 .._~nts per word~ day . Ads rurv~ing otiwr Own l'OriSl'('Ullvt' dMys will bto charKI:.'d at tht! l d<:ty ...... In nwmury . Cttrd uf Ttu111b and Cl:Jiluttry : 6 l't'nb Pl;!r word . t:J .OO minunwn . C1tsh u1 advanc~ . M obi~ are VA-FHA , 30 fr . f1nqncing , also' mo:oo: . CASBAGE . CORN. potatoes , half · refinanc ing . Ireland Mortgage , d $ runner beans , (pick vou1 own) . diameter 10" an largest en . B bu . C. W . Proffitt Farm . 77 E. State , Athens , phone (61-4) 54 per ton . Bundl~ slob, $6 per 591·3051. ton . Delivered to Ohio Po lle t Por tion_:! . O_h~~: ·--~- _ THREE BEDROOM frame home in Co .. Rt. 2, ~Of!!~Oy . 992- 2~:. CB BASE sta tion s: Siltroni11 • _MI2~1~po~ :....C3! ~ 992 · 3~5 ~ . __ _ TIMBER . POMEROY Forest Pro1011 -D. Freq . counter DI04 mic . ducts . Top price lor standing Tube fype am side band , $325. IN SYRACUSE : 2 bedroom house. i.Ow timber . Call 992 -5965 or Rad io Shock model TRC 458 New slbrm windows . New Kent Hanby. 1.,. 46 .8570. new 40 channel am side band . aluminum building. 2 porches. . - - Used 2 months . SWO. 992-70bb . 992·3219 . OLD FUR':'IITURE , ice boJCes , bross _ 16: SKEi:Ti:R boot ~ 7 ':-t."":" ~ Mer beds tron beds . desk s. etc. , . p d SAVE: BY Owner, Small form . cury motor ("omp letely fenc&d . woven cam p'1e 1e house ho ld s. wn·oe . , trolltng , motor Tan M .D. Miller. Rt . 4, Pomeroy or occ.essanes . 99 ~o · 3463. om wire. 2 barns . storage building, city water , drilled we ll , large call992 -77tiJ. s~~~~ 1-4 x 60 mobile home , 2 hoy , OLD COINS. poc!.et watches , MI XE D CONDITIONED bedroom , living room . kitchen . Shade , Ohio . 614 -696-1234. · doss r ings-. wedd ing bands . both . fireplace, · central air , diamo11ds . ·Gold or silver . Call Sll VER QUEEN conn ing corn ond total electric . 2 porches . win - · romatoes . Delbert Pa tterson , -~~~~ Woms ley 2~? · 2331__ _ dow avmings , cedar hmce in Great Bend. Coli B43-2242 . front . 'Beaut iful s~tting , somw WANT TO buy : Utililv tra iler . pasture . some woods and " 61.41·985·4319 . ------:--,more. A -1 condirion . Co li WE PICK up junk aula bodies buy 614 -698 -2bb5 . ing junk cars. scrap iron . bat lWO NEW 3 bedroom hou5V:S ter ies and mero!s . Rider 's under construction at Morning S9lvage SR 124 , Pomeroy, Star He ights . Rec room . 991- 54bB ~,'------~ fireploc e. garage and baseROOMING HOUSE or Iorge house ment , Aeod y far occupancy in on land contract . Sl()(X) down , near future . lee Construction , $200 a month . Wr ite or call co l992-3454 or bl4 -44b-9568 . lec t : A n no Haines , 1'1~7 lockbou rne Rd ., Columbus-. OH CHIP (.1\ilrg~ 1. ~ I.Ol 3.00 Humc ·SHil'S Hnd Yttrd sales Ht.'t..'eptt!U only wrth r ush wrlh orilt!r . 25 l'tnl dwrg~ fur ach c~t rry· Lng Box Nwnbt!r In Car~ uf Tht' St'n· tin~I. The Publisher reserves the ril!lhl ILl OOiL ur reject ttny ads dt't'nlei.l olljedrOOMI. ~ Pubhs~r wrll nut bt> n!sponsiblt- fur mo re tlutll Oilt' Ui l"Urr~:till:wrt.iun . PhOnt> 992-2Ui6 NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADUNES WOOD . Poles - WANTO TO buy : Early 70's or older ~c~~~ck . 949 -2065. _ t-IOOF HOllOW Horses . Bu y. sell trade or train . New and used saddles . Ruth Reeves . Albany . Sundav (614 ) 698-3190. 4 P . M~ Fnday aflt-moon RI SING STAR Kenne l. Boarding . Indoor and outdoor runs . Grooming all breeds . Clean soni1.ary facili ties . Cheshire . Phone (614) 367 -0292 STAN'S BARGAINLAND. A store for the people. We buy , trade and sell . New and good used merchandise, furniture and ap 1974 PONl iAC VENTURA . 6 cy l . pliances . Antique !;. . You will S1ooo. 991 7453 alway s get o .fair deal wi th Stan. Open 7 doys a week . 1977 PlYMOUTH OUSTER . P. S., A .C. new tires . economJ coL Monday th ru Saturday . 9 om to S109S. 985-3596 . 5 pm . Sunday lOom to6pm . JUST RECE IVED a shipment of 1973 GRAN TO RIN O station Whitmen Black Diamond linowagon . A .C., P.S.. P,B. b4 ,000 ment·. Also Raleigh Products. ~~192- ~~ - ~-1924 Eastern Ave ,. Ga llipolis , 1972 INTERNATIONAL Scout 4x4 . Ohio 45631 . Phone 992-5397 . 614 -446 -9516 . 1%9 FORO FAlRLANE 500 . Std .. low mileoge. Firm , $400 ____ 991· 7363 .....____ ., FOUND ON Mulberry Hgh . L Weeks ago: young male med1um si2ed dog , mixed breed . White long haired wi th block & brown mark ings. Wh ite flea collar Phone 992 -3478. ·-~-- ~- 1909 CHE VROlET NOVA . V-6, standard . Phone Q85·4271 . ClOSE OUT on all 1978 Starcroft FOUND : lARGE German shepard . fold downs and travel trailers Irish Se tter . Bolek , Red collar . thru Aug. 5 on ly . Before au1 vocation starts . Make us your Between 12.C arid Ru tl and ,992 -7481 . after , only 5 units . 1 used 15 ft . trailer. Open Sunday , Camp Conley Starcroft Soles , Rt · 62 N ol Pt . Pleo:r.anl. 304 -075-538.4 . ACTIVITIES OIRE~TOR , prev io us experience working with geriaterics . Must be on orgon1~er wit h ability to com - THREE BEDROOM house in Mid · municat e . lots of public con · -~: por t orPo~e~ y . 99:2 - bJ~B..:.... tact . Coll61:4·446 -7112for interview. An Equal Opportundy Employer . DA IR Y FARM help wonted . House COUNTRY MOBIL£ Home Pork furnished . Ra cine area . Route 33, nor th of Pomeroy 9-49 -2579. Lorge lots. Call 992-7479.. : _ _ BABYSITTER WA~TED : 5 days o ONE BEDROOM op t . Conlocl week . 7 til 5 pr:n . onyrfme . Village Manor Apt .. Mid · 843 ·4803 , Portland area . dlepor t . 992'-'-7 :,-7_:::8:__ 7:_._ _ _ _ INDUSTRIAl ENGINEER wan ted · 3 AND 4 RM . fu rnished and un · , musf hove B,S . degree in IE and furnished opts . Phone of least JO hours ol gradua te 992 ·54 34. wo rk . Must be fam dior with cobol , PL 1 Fortren . Background THREE BEDROOM modu lar home . Portland or eo . Security depos it . AC -DC motors and generators . Re ference req u 1red $200 $15 .000 a year . 40 hours o mon th . Col! 304 -273 5272 after week . 8-5 Contact. Denn 1s 6pm , Rem , lmpenol Electric Co ., 34S Sycamore , Middleport . EEO - MOBILE HOME- space . 1 acre . olf . coun try . 614 -98S·4329 --MATURE BABYS IT TER - RI VER FRONT trader lo t l or ren t housekeepe1 needed . 593 N . Jst St Mtddlepon . Wash ington , WV Employee 992 ·2238 . benefits. sal ary . sepor are housing in mobile home , All AVA ILA BLE AT River side Apts.: ! bedroom , 51 13 pe1 mon th . 5150 e10:penses pa1d . 304 -863 -bOBB sec urity deposit Equal Housmg after Spm . _ _ _ __ _ Opportun ity . IW2 -6098 . --- - CAMPER FOR rent ot Hic k ory Lakes Campground . Tu pper s Ploms . Ohio . $225 per month I MAlE puppy 3 months clid . 553 1nclud1ng utilit1es . So. Fourth A ve , Mtddleport . bl 4·b6 7·3J.49 . Phone 992 -7623 . lUMBER FOR firewood . 992 ·6208 ..". HAY FOR SALE or trade , near Pomeroy 9Aq· 7388 . •• 1 AUCTION FR I .. 7 pm . New and us ed me1chondiSe ot Oh• o R1ver Auct1on 537 High St M id, d leport , Oh1o . 1 1 ~~- .. .. ; JF YOU ha<W~e o serv1ce to offer wont to buy or setl something , 11 ae looking for work or whate ... er ... you ' ll get results , faster w ith o Sentinel Wan/ Ad . ~· Coll992 -2156 ! • ---.. . BIG YARD Sole , Thurs . and Fr t 3 ,, mile:r. north of the Fa irground s on Old Rt . 33 . •' ., , GARAGE SAL E con tinued New item s every day _ H.A . Cole res 1dence Tuppers Pla in" Ohio •. ~- -~~ t Middleport - -- TWO FAMILY Yard Sole . ~lhur!i ,, and Fr i. Aug . 3rd and .4th fr om 9 till 4 . F1r !i l rood to the left off • . ' new R!. 33 nor th (Long Hollow Rd .} , follow 5igns JO" drop-1n electric range . women '5 and rhi ldren $ clo thmg , lah of A von bo ttl~s . and man~ m1sc items . Everyth ing in good co n~i~on Fws¥¥·B 8. S MOBIL E HOME S, Pt. Plea sant . W. Va . bes1de Heck s. 1973 Broodmorg 14 JC 6.4 2 bedroom 1973 Dor ion l4JC602bedr oom 1972 Vic tori an 14 .:oo: 67 3 bedroom, 2 both 1972 Covenrry 12 ){ b5 3 bedroom 19bq Statesman 12 • bO 7 bedroom COAL , LIM ESTONE, sand . gravel calCi um chlortde . fer tilizer , dog l oQd . and, aU tv pes. at salt . Ex· ce lsior Solt Worlo. s, Inc., E. Mai n St . Pomero y 992 -3891 . BURROUG HS SENSl ·MA TIC ac· co unling mo ch1ne . Phon e 992 -2150, The Daily Sentinel , 111 Court Str eet , Pomeroy , Ohio . USED TRACTORS· MF I 35 Diesel MF230 Oie'sel · MF ISO Diesel . MF235 Diesel MF 165 Diesel · MF285 Diesel . MFII35 Diesel . Cab, otr & heater . NEW & USED IMPLEMENTS MF 1:lO FOU R FAM!l Y Yo1d Sole . Kenneth MF9 Baler · MF IO Bo ler · 8dier · Matthew!> Rotary Scythe oa ... is res1denc e. 2 miles easr of MFB80 Sem1-maunted 6 bot Che:r.ter on SR 2.48 . 9 am to 4 tom Plow , MFS20 12 Dis< · pm , Thurs . and Fr1 ., Aug . 3 & 4. MF200 2 Row Chopper · MF39 ") Clothes . chil dren 's clothing and Row f!lanrer s Mechanical table lamps . Transplanter . • YARD SAl E. Baby bed pony sadSHINN S TRA CTOR SALE S dle . clothes , tovs . Honda SO Phone 4S8 ·1030 mini bike , 75 SUzuk1 motorc y· leoll . W Vo d :!' , rollar sk ote s and ny other items . Thurs ondFri. Aug . 3 8. 4. 9 lo 5. On Route 7 Bypon ' turn 1975 BLACK El Camino Closs1c , outomot i< , 350 two barrel right o quarter of o mile post power steerrng and b1 oke!> 1·-43 junction . May be seen 1' .. miles all -- ---~Route 7 B ypa s ~ on 143 or coli 992 -3750. C ood co nd ,rion Coallllued on Page 7 ---- $1600 CANNING TOMATOES . Br ing your own con lioner . Pick your own. Morsholl Roush . Eas t l etar t . 147 -3752 , -~-- -~- PI:.ACHES , MASON peach or· ~ hor~:~ 0~m to ~m_ _ ___ _ JQ73 CHEVROlET IMPALA , P.S., f' 8 auto A C 4-door hardtop ,. Sos6. · R~·gi ste r ed Ap· polooso yearling !i ll y. Soy with wh 11e blanket 991 -7644 o nyrime . 1972 FORO CUSTOMIZED von . EK · ce!lent condition . 54 .000 miles. S3600 . 'N9-2002 . - - - MEN 'S USED wo rk pant s and shirts , used cove1alls . Walker and Georgia insulated work boots . D·E E~E widths . $:26 .95 · $39 .95 . First quality . Bailey s Soots. Middleport . - -~--·- - ... --~ LIK E NEW fringed 9,d2 1001 n'r'lon rug , color r1.1sse t. gr een. be1ge . Am eric an Sears pattern . Rena i:r.s onc e . US made . Two · s1ze 40 let sur e sui!!> m good co nditio n , H2-130l . DELUXE FRIGIDAIRE re fngerot or .· also Frigidaire washe r and dryer . ~2 · 21W4 . N EED A WATER SOFTENER? Let Pomeroy soften ! water Landmark & · condition your with to.op water softener. Model Now Only UC-SVI. •289,95 Let"us test your water Free 1\?~ ':!_ack W. Carsey, M!lr. -· Phone 992-2111 1973 El (AMINO .. $1650 : 1973 Pinto wagon , $650 . 742·7320 - -- ---TOMATOES. pick and -·-- CANNING bring own container . $3 a bu . Gory Roush . letart Falls . 2.4 7-3901 or 247 -3861 . - 1q7 b YAMAHA RO 400 .. Also , 4 new 15"' 992 -7066. Dodge Von . - IQ74 DAT SUN lRU CK 992 -7414 . TWO YEAR old Hotpoin ! electri c wo~her and dryer excellent condition , recently serviced . $250 P' . Ro lawoy bed . SlO 147-379 1. --~ WATER WEll dr dl mg. W1lltom T. G r an! 747-1B79 · HO USE PAINTING. mdoor or out door _ No 1ob too b1g 01 small . Rea son abl e pme~ 992 -b3b8 Will KEEP child• en "' my home, Monddy thr u F11day 7 om td 4 30 pm . 99') 7040. my home . APPLIANCE SERVICE We have' enl1rged our service dep1rtment and will service Hotpoint ·and other brands . Pomeroy Landmark CWJ.. Jack W . Carsey , Mgr. ~. FIREPLACES . Phonem-2181 woodwork. in good con dition . Close to Pomeroy . $25,000.00. In $8.500.00. A STEAL - Nice home, full basement , 11n baths, sma ll yard .· Equ i pped kitchen . Only $8,500.00 . ~92 - 575 4 . THRH 8WROOM home on J ocre1o . Close to sc hool. Pr iced reasonably . For mor e inl ormo llon coli 6 14-992 5126 . HOW>£ FOR sa_le , Ru!. tif Hills, Syra cuse . 3 bed ro oms . co•pt!t ed , A .C., sto r age budd1ng . some appliances , Ell' · .cellent co nd1tiion . 992-53.48 . ~ O iol ~ AlE by owner 21) acres , 3 bedr com remode led house ~~~epi O te , pond . barn s . S4 0 000 74'1·2267 . B4 ACRl: S ON 143 J bedroom house , fen (_ed , 4 ou tbudd lngs 20 acr ei. . posture. 2 ponds . the balan ce timber $.C1 000. Phone (,1~ 9 205 7 BRICK HOME -1! rooms at ~ really good bu y . Has 4 baths and is On a corner lot near the heart of town . Want just $23,000 . MIDDLEPORT - 1 story , remodeled carpeting , do wns ta ir s, etc . Asking $15,000 .00 . RANCH TYPE E)ltellent condition, 3 bedroom, 2 bath s. Covered patio, centra l air , music and intercom system . Level fenced yard, Middleport Elementary .' Many other feature s . $31.500 . LARGE STATELY HOME . Seavtlf u l equlpped kitchen .:.... Could be a show s1s,ooo.oo 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 JR. SR . CERTIFIED APPRAISER 992-2259.993-2568 992-6191 II! ~11011 NEW LISTING - $17.500 . NEAR DEXTER Country home with 6 rooms . central heatirig , lar~e l i ving with . woOdburnlng tlreplace , basement, and · around 10 acres. Want only $33,500 . NEW LISTING - Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 9tH333 Office Hrs. New Listing Nice big ol der home w i th wood floors and beavtiful tr i m . 3 bedrooms, full basement and att ic. Home has new root and furnace, Ph baths~ sitting and d ini ng roOm arld much more. Located on Sou th Jrd A venue in ~ idd l epor t . Se llin g for 3 bedroom t otal home , full and attached Lo ca ted in Sub -d ivisio n . Racine 1971 fleetwCXId rnobile homf! , 2 bedrooms . cuport and s torage building . On lot 145' x 126'. Excellent buy al $16 ,000.00 . Spacious Sp lit level Colonial located in Riggs Crest · Manor . Has many luxuries,' foo numerous to today fO' Selling for Middleport - 7 room s and bath , • bedrooms, n ice size ki tch en and living room . Situated on I '11 acres on Road . Asking price 537,000.00. Rutland 3 bedroom home, ba th . kitchen and dining area . Located on Main Street. A. little work could make this home , Sel ling a 0. nice price \14,000 .00 . Chester, Ohio 10· 30 -c complete. $17,500. STREET - Walk to the stores from your home with Income. Cttv. water , natural gas, and on Ohio Power . Good location frame home with rural water, natural gas, and J car garage . Lots of outbuildings and over an acre of land . Woodburning fireplace too. All this for WE NEED 1,500 ACRES OF FARMS ALL IN ONE PIECE. DO YOU AND YOUR . NEIGHBORS WANT TO SELL. G. Bruce Teaford Helen L. Teaford Sue P. Murphy Associates Housing Headquarters at discount prices everv Smoll onglnt & cloy. Stop in at service, Massey Fergu1:0n & Giloon Tillers, Lawn Boy BRADFORD, Auctione8r , Com · plete SeNice. Phone q-49-2,.87 or 949-2000 . Raci ne . Ohio. Crit"t Bradford . NE!C LER BUilDING Supply lor bu ilding houses , repa ir wo rk and ca bine ts. Coli Guy H. Neigler . 9 49· 2~ of ~~ REPAIR Swe"'per s. toasters ,. iron~ . all small opplion[es . lawn mower . neJCt to State Hlghwoy Garage on Rou te 7. Phone (b 14) 9BS - REEVES TRADING Post , Poge,..ille . Groceries, dry goods . hard· wore . feed . ta ck shop . Special 251b . ot dog food , $3 .88 . Will do roofing , cons tructi on . plumbing and heating . No job too Iorge or too small . Phone '7 A2-23A8 . HOWERY AND MARTIN Ew· covating , septic systems , dozer , backhoe, dump truck , l1mes tone . gravel . blacktop paving . Rt . 143. Phone 1 (614) --WHEEL JUST LISTED: 3 bedroom , living room. kitchen .& both, lots ol panell119 , mostly all carpeted. All River view. Located near Racine . Priced tor qui ck sai·e . 59 ,500. TWO ACRES - A beaut Ilui 4 year old, 3 bedroom horr, ~ NICE OiUMM'f TIME 'AS YOUR GUESTS, GYPSY "• GET IT? CARE 0 ' THESE 843-33 11 . 4 • 88 1 Ally U.S. mode ar -parts utro if needed. E.cludes Yl:S, SUT WHAT A!!IOUT US? AT ~ , ..;HOSI' t!OMAN HUN"'~ A~E HEADING 'THIS WA'(... AND F'f>5T'! ' lllnfonnejl on G,ru.......t... e-.2. ALLEY ~can't fish no 1bin off th' 'ttom of no ke, Joel! r promise t ' clean Miz' Wallet's cabin so nice! 21 . ·.nowthe4 m t no cabin t' clean! II need 23 t'fetch 24 & up s~ OFF SPECIAL PRICE Expires August 10, tf/8 . Call now lor apP.,inlment. Pomero, L.andmarll 9'.-!:<k W. Carsty, Mir. M PQmeroy 992-2111 RUG REMNANTS From S29'5 & Up RUTLAND FURNITURE· 742-2211 concern · 3 Beats to the dra..,. 4 Gershwin 5 Atlanta athletes 6 Pilot's aid 7 Belgian commune 7 8. 11 P .M. - Too Late For Tears (G I Yesterday's Answer Wedoesd8 y, Aug. 2 12 Lipyan port 28 Cross out 16 Peruvian 29 Opera of yore shout 22 Call - day 30 Fann 23 Criticize machine Oswald Jacoby and Alan 2S Dray 32 Seraglio Z6 Swiss city 38 Order of ani27 Relative mals: suffix of " tired 39 In the blood" past BRIDGE 8 Two-timing 9 Resembling provoker Moral serum principles Province of Italy Greek 1et1:er1~+--+----j~ Be able to ... .. J)ll'f. •'•''• %!M 1ftt ~ "l"o defeat three NORTH • A Q6 WHERe ~ cAN +A 10 7 WEST • 9B4 3 • 6 t A Q 10 9 7 • K65 MR. FAGIN BRI0HT AND AMBITIOU:O. HE15 NOT MD-LOOKING EITHER . ' I A SOFA TH:\T MAKES' A IJ!D. f4DR Some fencing., plenty of road frontage and garden space . City water and drilled well. Loc. close to way the contrac t could be North Pass Pass J• 2 NT Pass Pass JVK JKOJ MPQUB'O PE u ...:·ords QUB ,TYKKCWBX TKVUHK WB u are all wo py VPM SGUYYKA . XKPYXK TKYBUYC OVUM Ye.terday'o Crypfoqaate: HOW EASY IT IS FOR A MAN TO DIE RICH, IF HE WILL BE CONTENT TO UVE ' MISERABLY. -HENRY FIELDING - ~ UJ7~ South Easl Pass Pass Pass 1¥ 4¥ Pass Pass Opening lead: tA By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag LONGFELLOW apostrophes. lhe length and f ormation of the hints. Each· day lhe code letters ar c different. JVKD ·YOU hospital and school at Laurel Cliff. Asking $41 ,500. A BEAUTY AT Fill E POINTS - Here Is on excellent 3 bedrm . house with 111• baths, kitchen and 'built-In appliances, family rm . with fireplace. all nicely carpeted. Full basement with wood-burning stove. Attached (2 cor) garage . Chrysler. Air-Temp . central healing a~d cooling . Very low elec. bills. All this and showed out. Fortunately, So uth discovered the one Vulne rable: East-West One letter simply sta nds ror anot her. I n this sa mple A is fAR NEST, K Dealer : East to work it : Good techniq ue is needed to make this contract. It appears, . superficially, that declarer has six trump tricks - three s pades a nd .the ace of clubs. The big danger is a bad trump break, and whe n it did indeed appear, declarer had to find a way to circumvent it. The bidding was simple , direct and accurate. North's lw<>-notrump rebid showed a s trong , balanced h and . South, with a six-card major and a singleton, decided that four hearts would be easie l( to make than three notrump: Interestingly, th e bad trump break, which can be Kinr Fe•tutea SJndiul f!, Inc: . ov ercome in h earts, would BARNEY EXERCISE TIME : approx. one acre land. Have a look . Only $47 ,900. $11,700 will buy a good 2 bedrm. ~ouse and garage, FER ALL "'OU 15 IN.:iTOCK storage building and garden space on St. Rt . 124 In VARMINTS IN THE TEMPERATURE ABOUT THE SAME AS MUST BE A ~UNDRED! l(OUR BATTING AVERAGE 'IOU DIDN'T HAVE TO SAil THAT! D living room and kltclltn, 2 baths, b8'ement, F.A. not. gas heat In Chester. . We Need 0 ~....J J • ,. ' TH' HOOSEGOW!! 0 cash ed the a ce • K 52 • 98 4 lo 8 "'1 Declarer king of trumps and learned the bad news when West t used for the three L's, X lor the two O's, clr . Sin gle lellcrs, ~ ltTIIJ,tu. M:. UI. fiiiU.S. I'II . IJII!. r~~ won with the queen in dwn- • Q10985 3 W est notrwnp . West led the ace of diamonds because it was the suit North had opened and he was hopin g to g ive East a r uff. He abandoned this plan when the kmg of diamonds dr9pped a nd switched to the n ine of spades, which South my. SOUTH DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how AXYDLBAAXR LIP wtrH IT. Rutland EAST • J 10 7 • J 74 2 • 86 •QJ 3, 2 390n IC!eP B-2-A 9 AK • J 50 2 mus. 36 Fiddler crab 37 Dominion ,.R ~NO. 'PHe PDIN'r Sontag Ruffs beat trump break CIIYPTOQUOTES 'location. ·wlll .go quick tor $35,000 . · 57 ACRES - With a nlcel'h story house with 3 bedrms. and 1'' ' baths. Mostly carpeted . Big central II replace with heatoloter. Small barn and outbuildings, 20 acres fenced . Nice country setting off blacktop rood just 6 minutes north of Racine. Asking $.12,000. 6 ACRES - Nice p ;, stO'y home mostly carpeted with 3 "' 4 bedrms .. living rm .. family rm .. with fireplace, basement, fuel oil furnace, garage and outbulldl"9s. mobile home with natural gas heat, city water & septic. sl5,000 - Wil l buy • good 5 bedrm . house with Iorge News 13. Movie Channel 4 5 & 9 P .M. - While Bulfalo (PG) Z Chann more extras, low heat bill with nat. gas forced air furnace . All this and two nlce acres of land in a good Cheryl Lemley, Assoc. 10 ' 0!>-ABC News Closeup 6,13; Barnaby Jones 8; Poldark II 33; Paul Williams In Concert 10; News 10. 10 :31}-Lock. Stock II. Barrel 20 . 11 ,0!>-News 3,4,6.8, 10. 13, 15; Dick Cavett 20; Lilias Yoga & You 33 . 11 : 31}-Johnny Carson 3,4, 15; Storsky & Hutch 6,13; Mash 8; ABC News 33; Movie " The t'feroes of Telemark" 10; 12 :0!>-Janakl 33. 12:05-Movle " Teahouse of the August Moon" 8; 12 :41}-Toma 6.13; 1:0Q-Tomorrow 3,4 ; L50- 35 aHighr.: r~~~~~~==~~r-----------------------------------------------------------------,, Call742-2211 TALK TO Wendell or Htrb Gr•te or Gent Smith Kit 33. ' 7·,30--l>lollywood Squares 3,4; M~ tch Game PM 6; Tattlet ales&; MacNeil -Lehrer Report :20,33 ; ThoYs Hollywood 10; Nashville On The Rood 13; Marty Robbins Spotlight 15 8'0!>-Tut : The Boy King 3,4,15; Welcome Bck, Kotter 9 : 3D-Harvey Korman 6, 13 . bb IIOUR I' Hocking Valley Bluegrass 20 ; Consumer Survival 6, 13; Waltons 8, 10; Once Upon A Classic 20,33. 31 Babylonian deity 32 Pronoun 33 United :14 Religious · school : FRANK & ERNIE 6 ' 0!>-News 3,4,8,10,13, 15; ABC News 6; Zoom :20; Making Things Grow 33. 6 :3!>-NBC News 3,-4,1 5; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8,10; Over Easy 20; Antiques 33 . 7:1»--Cross-Wits 3; 'The Sellin' 4; Newlywed Game 6, 13; Gong Show 8; News 10; Gilligan's Is. 15; 8 :31}-What's Happening 6. : 3; In Search ol the Real America 20.33. 9 : 0Q-Rockford Files 3,4,15; Barney Miller 6,13 ; . Hawaii Flve.o 8,10; Advocates 20,33. ba Band 28 Risk and SM whot you're getting - Good selections - Fully stocked. --- POLICE Marim- Buy where you can come In Good Selection 01 CLEAGY Z5 Z6 The - sq. yd . Floor Covering In Stock BRING IN COUPON AND RECEIVE 14 Cling 15 Martino and Pacino 11 Marsh elder I7 For: Sp. 18 Permit 19 Ending for win or sin [__J:.i:..!:.:l...:.i________£.________!,!!!!,!!:!:~~~~~!!! 20 Groan 8-2 9' and 12' Vinyl front· wheel drive cus . SMOKY NEW-JUST OFF PAESSI JUMBLE BOOK 111 with 110 puZZift II lVIII· able for $1.35 po1tpald tram Jumble, c/o lhls new1p1per, P.O. 801 3-4, Norwood, N.J. 07848. Include your name, address, zlp code ~nd mtke checks payable to Newapaperbookt. ~ Rubber Back Carpet JOKEA Answer : A brand -new huaband - last ~aen in the living raom-"GROOM '' ....--....::~-- 13 Herb genus All c.~~rpet instolltd witll podding ill no ehorgo. $}29S I Jumbles by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 40 Future j un1 Manger gle king visitors 41 Vidal 5 Orchestra 4Z Resin section 43 Individual Hebrew DOWN measure l Coach's ,j SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE A UTILE & SAVE A LOT 1 I 1 X )" ~ .,. ... large eat-In k itchen. 3 bedrooms, all nicely VACANT LAND - 10 acres of land oo Rt . 33-4 lane about one mile nO'Ih ot7-33 bypass. Asking 112.800. S10,400 - 1 oe<"e level land with • Ux12 . . 3 bedroom Georg• S. Hobstetter Jr. Broker _ Home Phone.tti: -5739 lWQ .. . . Yes I er davs . "[ (Answers tomorrow ) carpeted, 2 baths, full basement with TV room . Many For 1 quick sale of your Proper1y, SN us for f•st service. Hilton Wolfe, Assoc. Home 949 -2$19 BACK TO YE'R 5 HACK , OLDGAL .,. AND YOU TOO BRIGHT E'ff s ..' Syracuse . Home Phont74i:-i:OOJ JUST TI-IAT,. KID ... WE'RE SPENDIN ' A YOU BO'(S CARRY Now arrange the circted teners 1o form the surprise answer. as sug ga!Ued by the ab011e cartooll . Prlntanswarllare: UTTLE ORPHAN ANNIE ON ··· I'll TAKE. Heroes 15 . j•joj/tJ l.--------------------------------------------------------------------~----~~:!~~~~..~~:!·~_j 1976 NASHUA U IC 65 3 bedroom 1', both , underpir-ning , $1500 and auume loon. 949 -2683 or As Low AI PUDDlE POOLS . All size1 and shape!!< . Swim pools , 2 years elCperlence , fr ee estimates , onvthing you need for underground swim pools. New chemical ond supply st are . A l bany , Ohio . Phone bl4 -bQ8=6555 . ( After b pm , 6l.C -089 -5251 John Jeffers or 089 -5265 Sill Gillette . ) We are NOT all wet on PRI CES. INAUTERI tJ I I I llfillD~ST ~. ALLEYOOP EKpert installation. SPECIAL OH.~~IT IS lO 00 I.!Ornl~ AIJD mower ---· -1 ALIGNMENT ' PUlLIN S EXCAVAliNG . Cofnpl.:rte Service . Phone 997-2-4 78 . .....=.::.=,:,:::::,:::..:.:.::.::::.:::___ News 8; Young & the Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15; In Performance at Wolf Trap 33. 1,3c.--Days of Our Lives 3,4,15 ; As The World Turns 8, 10. 2:0()-()ne Llle to Live 6,13; Arch itectural Odyssey 33. 1 :3c.--Doctors 3,4,15 ; Guiding Light 8,10 . 3:0Q-Another World 3,4,15; General Hospital 6,13; Lilias Yoga & You 20,33 .3:30--AII In The Family 8, 10; You Bet Your Life 20; Montage 33. 4 : QO-- Mister Cartoon 3; Superman_.; For R icher. For p, orer 15; Merv Griffin 6; Addams Family 8; St>Ome St. 20,33; Match Game 10; Dinah 13.4 ' 30My Three Sons 3; Gilligan's Is . 4,8; . Batman 10; Little Rascals 15 1 5 : 00-Monroes 3; My Three Sons .4 ; , Gunsmoke B; Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20.33; Voyage to The bottom of the Sea 10; Emergency One 13; Petticoat Junction 15. 5:30-Qdd Couple 4; News 6; Elec. Co. 20,33; Hogan's tJ I J IWAKTB I I 0 0 10 x 50 TWO bedroom mobile home . $1800 . 992·5858. PLAY NINE holes withthe course profenional. He"II analyze you r game and try for inprovemen t. Call 985·3961 . 098-7331 .:_- -- - - - - : - - CENTRAL REALTY CO. one letter to each _square, to form four ordinary words. q .1mo." AUTOMOBilE INSURANCE been cancelled? los t you r opera tors licen se? Pho n~ 992 ~ 21-43 EXCAVATING . dozer . backhoe and ditcher . Charles R. Hot· fiel d . Ro c!. Hoe Service , Rurlond , Ohio, Phone 742-2008. byHanri ArnoldandBoblea Unscramble these four Jum.bi8S 1 · 399 W. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Ph. "2-2164 7-20·1 mo. pd . 7-9-lmo. 3815 .'--~ Young & the Restless 8; Midday Magazine t3; Watch Your Mou.th 33 . 12 : 3c.--Ryon's Hope 6,13 ; Bob Baun 4; Search lor Tomorrow 8,10; Romagnolls' Table 33. 1 :DO-For Richer, For Poorer 3; All My Children 6, 13; ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ ~ ~~ ® Mower Sales & Strvlct. in Hortlord, W. Vo . illliiililliili with owners, FRED'S TIRE CENTER EXCAVATING , dozer , looder and backhoe work : dump trucks and lo-boys for hire ; will haul fill dirt , to soil, limestone ond gra 'let. Cal l Bob or Roger Jef fers , day phone 992 -7089, night phone q92.3525 or W2 - 5232. ~RICK Truck don't miss thlo cleo I. Wt sell ..- 12 :00-Newscenter 3; News .4,6, 10; America Ali ve! 15; Pomeroy, 0 . ~. MODERN SUPPLY Mounted on now wheels. rNdy to go. S30 to $35 1 MILE OUT NO. 143 1975 14' x 70' Holly Park mobile home and .80 of an acre . Central heat and air conditioning. Rural water, patio , and n ice outbuilding . 'ftjll}'i.\.(t ~'if 742-2:121 Fret Estimotn Work Gu.ronttod 7-10·1 mo. NEW FIBERGLAS TIRES Phone 949·2801 or 949-2860 FREE ESTIMATES No Sundoy Calls Please II 20 10:oo-Pollce Woman 3,4,15 ; • Stprsky & Hutch 6,13; Architectural Odyssey 33; News 20 . .., 10 :3D-How To 20; 1l : ~News 3,-4.~.8.10.13. lS i Dick Cavett 20; Lilias. Yoga & You 33 . 11 :3!>-Johnny Carson 3.4.15; Pollee Story 6, 13; Hawaii SHIIR.I<. GOT HIM! AI Tromm Construction Jack's Septic Tank Service General Contractors versatton" 8,1 0; Great Performances 33; Poldark THIO SeAC:H·· THEV FISUR!! A Roofing, Siding, Room Additions & Spray Painting Phone 985-3106 B&ell Siding Co. 6 :-45-Mornlng Report 3; 6 ;50-Good Morning, West Virginia 13; 6 :55-News 13. 7 :DO-Today 3,4,15; Good Morning America 6,13; CBS News 8; Underdog 10. 7 ' 2S---Chuck Whi te Reports 10; 7 ' 30--Schoolles 10. 8 :1»--Capt. Kangaroo 8,10; Sesame St. 33. 9:00- Merv Griffin 3; Phil Donah ue 4,13,15; Emergency One 6; Brady Bunch 8; Family Affair 10. . 9 ' 3!>-Andy Griffith 8; Joker' s Wild 10. 10 ,1»--Card Sharks 3,-4, 15; Edge of Night 6; Magazine 8,10; To Tell The Truth 13; Over Easy 33. 10: 3c.--Hollywood Squares 3,4,15; High Hopes 6; S:IO,OOO Pyramid 13; Point Along With Nancy Komlnsky 33. 11 :0!>-High Rollers 3.4. 15; Happy Days 6,13; Price Is Right 8.10 . 11 ' 30--Wheel of Fortune 3,15 ; Fami ly Feud 6,13; Partridge Family 4; Love of Li fe 8, 10; 11 :55-CBS News 8; Loving Free 10. t>ltl•trTntC......, T - ... ~- Jack Ginter 985·3806 Storm Windows Ca II Professiona I Builders Doctors on Call 4; . News 6; Summer Semester 8; For You ... Biack Woman 10. 3-15-tlc . .f_ Residential and commercial . Call for estimate. 24 Hour service. · Any day, anytime. Aut• & Truck Repait Also Transmission Repair Phone 992-5682 ln~ulated , natural gas heat, outside cellar. Nice Ohio Selling pr ice S32,000 .00. Hollow mile oH Rt. 7 by-p.us on St . Rt. 1'24 toword Rutland, SEWING MACHINE Repair's, ser· vice. all makes . 99:2 -2:284 . Th e Fabri c Shop , Pomeroy . Authori zed Singer Soles ond Ser..-lce . We sharpen S'inors . S15,000 .00. Happy GARAGE ---ELWOOD BOWERS A FfW $Cto:AP:7 OF P6RK'5 ~ CLOTHI"'G GOT WA~HE.D I,IP ON SEPTIC TANK CLEANING ROGER HYSEll '~'• Ph. 992-1148 I'lL HZ-2174 SALES AND SERVICE 11 -9.tfc WHAI)I>A . YA MfAN, DON'T CO LINT Ol<!e.TTIN& ANY INFORMATION ~ROM PliRK NE-~OM' THAT'g WHY I HNT Jo11M TO MEXPOR.T- Muffler Brakes Shocks Tires Battery. Installation service · SMITH MOTORS, INC. Pomeroy 992-6282 or992-6263 IA.M. to4,30P, M. . lots in restricted subdivision . Has T .P. water and electric a vail able . 1 Build your dream home here. $6,500. $16.000. Saturday at .n oon Your Full Time Real Estate Broker iln fo . 2 large for only $9,600. BASHAN 3 bedroom GeorgeS . Hobstetter Jr. Broker • Ru11and electric basem en t garage . Hutchison Pom..-oy~ Ohio THURSDAY, AUGUST 3,1971 5 :-45-Farm Report 13; 5 :50-PTL Club 13. 6 ' 0!>-PTL Club 15; Summer Semester 10; 6 :3c.-- 3,4,15; Eight Is Enough 6,13; Carol Burnett 8,10; Worla 20; Nova 33 . 9:oo-tharlle's Angels 6, 13; Movie " The Con . MOORE'S 300Maln St. :oo- 8 :0D--Movle "The Adventures of Froritier Fremont" CAPTAIN EASY Denver Kapple . At Nice .modern home in new subdi11islon .· Has 3 bedrooms, bath, garage, and large lot. T ot al electric home on Ohio Power . m HOBSIEIIER REALTY . . . . ,.,. te ... Siding VIRGIL B. SR. ;·~~~ 992-3325 2l6 E. Second Street I See ... ..... Vinyl & Aluminum lot . Equipped kitchen in gOo d locat i on . Only For The Best Prioe In Town RadiatorService ,_.._...,....,,... 4-30-tlc Market Value at $25,500 .00. MOBILE HOME- In good condit ion 12 x 60 . Nice level mo r e -- CONTACT , good nei ghborhood , 3 bedroom . Beautiful nearby level lot . 'Part basement. Many ni ce features . Fair $60 '000 .00.. THRH BEDROOM hous e f or sale by owner , reason able pr 1ce . Wel!.htown Rd .. Minersville . Colf99~-7133 Lois Pauley Branch Man,ger barn, nicely remodeled hnme in excellent con dition . Basement and many other features . This should have been sold for - < After Hours · FARM - 15 a.cres. fencing, mentioo . Call 8U1L01NO SITES for sole . I acre Ia h . Ci ty water . 992 -5869 or 985·3595 _ . 804 W. Main Pomeroy 992-2298 7-7·1 mo. EXPERIENCED I PWMBING & HEAnNG INC. 2 bedroom Farm Listings Call now for information Or ig inal $30.851 .00 NEWER RANCH CARTER A Closed Thursdays & - on - , 9 a.m. -5 p.m . oo-s-c: WILL BABYSIT 9'/2-6309 NEEDS qu ick sale on this good f:lome . 2 acres, storage buildings, work shop . 4-5 bedrooms , 1ri -chimney wheel:r. . 1972 FORO ECONOLINE Phone 992·3278 ~-••:ri~ - SELL~R 8.. 2-1 mo. .. 1 Tomorrow 3,_.; 2 : IQ-News 13 . Mov ie Channel 4 5 & 7 P .M. - Ghosts On The Loose !Gi 9 & 11 P.M. - V.olentlno (R) WEONESDAY, AUGUST2,1978 6:0Q-News 3,4,8,10,13, 15; ABC News 6; Zoom :20 ;· Mo~l ng Things Grow 33 . 6' 30--NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8, 10; Over Easy 20; Antiques 33 . UJC~.Cross- Wlts 3,4 ; Newlywed Game 6,13; Last of the Wild 8; News 10; Gilligan's Is. IS; Dick Cavett :20; People and Places 33. 7' 30--Afi.Star Anything Goes 3; Sha Na Na -4; Wolfman Jack 6; Family Feud 8; MacNeil -Lehrer Report 20,33; The Judge 10; In Search Of 13; Wild Kingdom 1S;. Free Estimates Phone 9>49,2862 or 949-2160 work guuontetcl. Coli Tom Hoskins , 949 ·21,0. Free Estimotts. 7-16-1 mo. 109 High St. Pomeroy 216. $27.500. pla~e .. Pomeroy Landmark ~ MAIN POME_ROY, 0 . All types of roof1119, guHors yHrs & downspouts. 20 experience. All 12 ,!JG-..'Janokl JJ; 12 :4!>-Mystery of lhe WMk 6,13; Kolok 8 TELEVISION VIEWING New or Repair GutteiS and Downspouts SERVICE ( Bolo Hoof Itch I equipped , carpeted, modern kitchen with d ishwasher . Large lot , completely remodeled , garage, cellar. out buildings , grape arbor . No . DICK::...:.;= H. L WRITESB. ROOFING HoME MAI~TENANCE .The Photo Place laundry r()Om with washer and dryer, 2 baths, outbuildings with electric for storage, alum . sidi!1g,. storm windows, new roo(, on double lot. Asking $35,000. Owne·r wlil take mob i le home a s down payment . Pre fer 3 bedroom. 43206 , 61,4·153·5<81 . T~sua~· Wo ue moklng Senior portrolf oppotnfments. .Troditlenol seHings ond ouldoor 'portrolturo. ·- com pletely OHIO VALLEY ROOFING AND SENIORS 2 story older home, 3 bed ·r a·o ms ! family room with fireplace, living room, din i ng room, carpeted throughout , kitchen -- 10 FOOT CHEST type Coldspot deep freeze . 985 -3862. Charles Chaffee, Silver Ridge Rd. qP,M. tht! d.N.y btolurt" pubhr l:l\1011 8JWJI.lt· ~-~- Saturda)' thru triday HOMESJlES for sOle , I acre ond up. ·Middleport . n&or Rutland ;"" " "' Call 992 -7481 . NfW 3 bedroom house. 2 baths . oil el.c ., I acre , M iddleport , close to Rutland. Phone 9927-481 . F lve·08; ABC News 33; Movie " The STrange Love of Martha Ivers" 10. • ~-- - - - - __ -- "'""""' N~n 011 llRifi¥t -;;~~ ;.: -------- t Ja .... ~ 9- The DaUy Sentinel, MldcDeoort-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, Aug. 2, 1978 save d . He ruffed a diamond in his hand at trick five, then made the crucial plays of the king of s pades followed by a sp~de to dummy's ace. An· ot"er diamond ruff and a c lub to dummy's ace allowed yet a nothe r diamond ruff. East was helpless. If he ruffed, South would overruff. If he discarded, South would ruff with the 10 of hearts and the heart queen would be the lOth trick. Decla rer would up with three spade tricks, a club t rick, three t op hearts and three diamond ruffs. The key play was cashing the ace and king of spades before ruffing the second diamond. Had South not done this, East, who had started with three spades and two diamonds, would have discarded a spade 11nd late r trumped one of South's winners. !NI::WSPAPER F.:NTER~RISE ASSN.! (For a copy of JACOBY MODERN, send $1 ro: " Win at Bridge, " care of this newspaper, P 0 . Box 489, Radio City Station, New York, N . Y. 10019. } �10 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, Aug. 2,1978 Stonn produces flooding Ullll!!d Pre81 lalerutloul 1be late tropical storm Amelia produ ced flooding today in the hill country of SOu\h Texas. Amelia, which died as a tropical storm without causing major trouble as it Green Valley, Ariz., and swept inland two days 'ago, winds gusted near 60 mph at 411 carried heavy rain to many Saloma, Ariz. Qhowers fe)J along the drought -ridden farms and ranches and drenched the Atlantic Coast from New Hampshire to Florida. Other cotton harvest Up to half a foot of rain was showers occurred in the reported over much of the Plains and Mississippi area from Austin to the Valley. Mexican border, causing The West Coast and middle nash noocts. Streets and low South to the Great Lakes had areas of San Antonio were lair skies. under water. Thunderstorms hit sections of the Midwest and· southern Classes set for diabetics Pomeroy, sidewalk sales scheduled Friday . and Saturday There will be a set of Diabetic . Ed11cation Classes lleld at Veterans Memorial Hospital Thllrsday, A11gust 3. The classes, slated 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. in the East-West Dining room , are open to the general public. All known and suspected diabetics, family and friends are enco~~r&ged to participate so that everyone may better understand the problems associated with diabetes. Arizona . For more information or A storm that produced transportation tp the classes several funnel clouds and at please call the Meigs County 1112 Pet . per year on a least one tornado touch-<lown Senior Citizens Center 9924 year certificate moved through Minnesota 7311. The program is brought Tuesday night, A tornado deposit. to you by the Meigs County Eugene Durham, Marie touched down two miles north $1 ,000.00 minim 11m Student Health Team. of LeSueur, damaging a car Durham to Eugene Durham, deposit. dealership, an ice cteam Marie Durham, 3.3 acres, A substantial pen1Hy is stand and a farm implement Rutland . invoked on 111 ctrtifiatt Homer Keith Preece, store . The storm also •ccounts withdrawn prior Elaine Preece, Sandra Kay produced heavy rain, strong to n.. dale of maturity. MAYOR'S COURT winds and golf-ball and Gibbs, formerly Sandra Kay · Six defendants forfeited. Preece to William Beard, baseball-size hail. The same storm struck Montez Beard,' ·LS acres, bonds and two others were fined in the court of Pomeroy neighboring areas of Iowa Chester. Ray W. Miller, Blondell Mayor Clarence Andrews .and South Dakota more )\Iiller , S. W. Durst to Hobart Tuesday night. lightly. Forleitlng bonds were Heavy rairi fell in north- Joe Cotart, Ann Cozart, .699 Renee Trussell, lounging clothes; Pa11la Hysell, dress-up GRAND CHAMPIONS · - These girls were grand Edna Canaday, Rutland, $30, eastern Kansas. acre , Lebanon. dress, long; Beth Ritchie, sports clothes ; Carla Rife, champions in their respective categories at the annual Tho Athens Caunl)' Golf ball-size hail fell at Freeda L. Wells, William posted on a charge of failing clothing compliments, and Brenda Boyles, coats and Me1gs Junior Fair style revue at Meigs High School TuesS.vings & loan Co. to yield the right of way ; Fost er Wells, Deborah Marie jackets. day night.l rorn the left are April Parker, dress-up outfit ; 296 Second 51. Wells to Kenneth B. Young, Richard- Frlley , Pomeroy , Pomeroy, Ollla ACTIVITIES CANCELLED Betty L. Young, 2'h acres, UOO, intoxication; John All activities planned for Olive. WiUiams, Syracuse, $30, and the women of the Chester James Haning, Mary James CotteriU, Syraclise, United Methodist Church for Haning to Russell T. Haning, $30, !loth po~ed on a charge 1Continued frum PM~e I I Thursday, Aug. 3, have been Sarah E. Haning, . 1.01 acre, of traveling the wrong way on Although there was more I I cancelled . a one way street ; Jeffrey interest from outsiders than Scipio. IV AN A. GROVER SHARON LYNN WNG Ohlinger, Pomeroy, $50, and · from Meigs Countians, A Water Safely lnstrllctors The Rev. George Oiler, Sharon Lynn Long, 22, Thomas Woods, -Pomeroy, O'Brien feels the first time Middleport, officiated this Henderson , died T11esday Co11rse for persons 17 years of $30, !loth posted on speeding event was a success. Another aftern0011 at the Waugh- morning of injuries from a age and older will be held for charges. . huge success. accordin2 to Halley-Wood Funeral Home fall at the Holzer Medical tri-county residents. Fined in the court were Bob 1978 Regatta Chainnan Bill for the last rites for Ivan A. Center. She was a graduate of The co11rse, which has a Dugim, R11tland, S100 and Quickie, was the P. A. Denny Grover. Burial was in Gravel Wahama High School. She prerequisite for ·participants costs, on an intoxication Sternwheeler. Plans are Hill Cemetery, where Mr. was born on May 1, 1956, of having completed ad· charge, and Ronald Arms, being made to bring the Grover was sexton for 25 Mason . to Oatho L. and vanced life saving, will be a Pomeroy, S50 and costs, Denny back for next year's years. Military graveside Florida Anderson Casto of 36-hour session with classes passing over a yellow line. festival. The possibility of service~ were scheduled by Mason. to be cond11cted at Shawnee Now, lhore'e a refrigerator thllglvn JOU either having several other stern- Post 4464 , Veterans of Ice, chilled wller, ar twa chilled_.._. Ill Surviving in addition to her Pool in Point Pleasant and the pullh ol a bulton. Want orange juice? Just wheelers in ror a race m.:. Foreign Wars. parents are her husband, London Pool in Syracuse . . slide back the elegant door panel on·this 100% eluding the Denny was Pallbearers were Harold Richard A. Long; one sister, Completion of the courses Frost-Proof 20.0 cu .-ft. refrigerator-freezer-and discussed. Mack , Oli ver Kail , Charles Mrs. Patsy Oiler , Mid- will permit participants to DAUGHTER BORN push one of the buttons marked " Beverage" . of the Regatta A meeting Roush, Clair Athey, fullph dlep ort; three brothers, teach beginning · through Mr. and Mrs. Randy Wood, Concentrate from one or two containers Ina ide Committ ee will be held ne•t Rife, and Melvin Little. Charles Casto, Mason ; advanced lifesaving. 'Rutland, announce the birth the door mi)(eS with chilte~ water &'ld flows into Interested persons are to go your glass. You can even control the nchness of of a daughter on J11ly 31 at Tuesday and full reports will Honorary pallbearers were Ronni e Casto, Pomeroy; your drink, thanks to dials that go from "RI~h " to Dale Bobby, with the U. S. Army in •to Shawnee Pool today at 6 Pleasant Valley Hospital in be given at that tiw.e. The Hortie Roush, "Mild ". Need Ice? It's dispensed through the Point Pleasant. Weighing in 1979 Regatta has been set for Allensworth, and Walter Germany; a grandmother, . p.m. or call London 'Pool at door, too. from an Automatic Ice Maker. 992-9909. Bunce. · ' at 7 lb., 3 oz., the baby has June 21 -24. Leola Miller, Mason. Crow announced plans for a been named Tangie LyM. Funeral arrangements are Paternal grandparents are golf tournament tentatively occurred on U.S. 35, ..ene and incomplete and will be an" LETTERS to ·Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wood and scheduled for August 10 and six-tenths of ~ mile west of nounced by the Crow-Russell maternal grandparents are 17. Funeral Home. EDITOR CR ~7C, at 4:55p.m. 1 MIDDlEPORT. 0 Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Joe · Special guests at the According to the patrol, To the Editor Rathburn, both of Rutland. meeting were Merri . Au lt, vehicles operated by Rocky Rob ert Graves , Adrian Sturgill , 19, Jackson , and The ·Central Ohio Chapter Dalton of the Marietta Ea rl CLASS HELD of the Cystic Fibrosis 22, Cherrington, Chamber, and Helen Hayes, J ack.s.:m, were east bound on Recognition for weight loss Foundation wishea to publlcly long time Chamber member. was held at the three Conway express its appreciation to 35. REPORT OF CONDITION The Sturgill vehicle slowed Classes last week. At the the citizens of Meigs county to tum . the Cherrington auto Pomeroy class Joan Vaugl)an who helped to make this Consolidating domestic subsidiaries of the Coosolidatin~ domestic and foreign subsidiaries failed to stop, apd struck the and Gwen Folmer were the year's Bike-A-Thon the best ~ilie · · Sturgill vehicle .in the rea r. top losers, and two 20 pound ever. Througho11t the Central There was minor damage pins and certificates were Ohio area over 2,500· riders ICon limwd from pa~e I I to the Sturgill vehi cle, presented. At the Mason and many, many sponsors the rear, The force of the mod erat e damag e to the class, J11dy Johnson lost the have contributed thoiiSBnds impact forced the Fortune Cherrington auto. most weight , and Betty of dollars towards our goal. ' pickup into the rear of the These funds will provide Sturgill claimed injury, but James, . oer rllnner-up, of Middleport in· the .slate of Ohio, at the close of b11slness on J110e 30, 1978 published in Pleifer auto. There w<ore no received her :;o pound pin and diagnosis and treatment for was not immediately treated. response to call made by Comptroll er of the Currency, under title 12, United States Code, InJUries and moderat e certificate. Joyce King was CF Children, laboratories, Cherrington was cited on Section 161. dama ge resul ted to all into the "forever slim" funds, and equipment for taken cha rges of assured. clea r Charter number 844t National Bank Region Number 4 vehicles involved . program. At the Athens class, research, and professional distar.ce. Cox was cited on charges of At 11 :40 a.m., the patrol top losers were Pauline education for physicians, ASSETS assured clear distance. investigated a one-car ac- Smith Katie Evener and , n11rses, and. therapists in CF Cash and due from banks ....... ..... .... .. .......... .. ... .... ... .. . . .. .. $2,132,000.00 Officers were called to the Centers in the Central Ohio cident on CR 26, one and Shirley Smith. U.S. Trea sury securities .. ·.......... . .......... . . . ... ........... 2,355,000.00 Area. scene of a second lhreeeight-tenths of a mile north of Obligations of States and political subdivisions .......... .. .. . .... .... ,'... ... 2,015,000.00 veliicle mishap at 10 a.m. on We have made many new SR 7, in Meigs County . Federal Reserve stock and corporate stock . . . .. ............ 21,000.00 • U.S. 35, thr ee-tenths of a mile friends through this endeavor Officers report a vehicle Federal funds sold and securities purchased and we are genuinely grateful west of SR 160. operated by Virginia l!'usco, Veteraas Memorial Hospital under ag rcemenLs to resell. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . ... .... 750,000.00 for the According to the patrol, a concern and 44, Arcadia, Fl., moved to the , Admitted James Hanlon, Loa ns. Total Iexcluding unearned income I ...................... 1.192,000.00 thoughtfulness that they have vehicle operated by Melvin right to avoid an unidentified Letart, W. Va.; Cora Hllto~, Less: Reserve for possible loan losses .. . . .......... ... .... .. ...... 84,000.00 shown . Smeltzer, 64, Gallipolis, was auto, went off the right side of Portland; Angelynn Brunty, Loans, Net . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........... . . ......... 1.108,000.00 Sincerely, east bound on 35. The vehicle the road, hit a road sign , and ' Mincrsville i Joyce Vance, Ba nk premises , furniture and fi x lures , and wa s carrying an extended John F. O'Callaghan struck a concrete culvert. other <:tsscl'i repr esenting bank premises .......... ... .... . . ........ .. ...... ~,000.00 Albany. boom, with a chain. Exec11tive Director A passenger in the vehicle, Discharged Emma HeH I estate owned other than bank pre mises . . . . . . . .. . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3,000~00 The chai n caught and Lucia Fusco, 13, claimed Hayman, Woodrow Hall, Central Ohio Chapter, Other assets .................... ......... . .... . .. . .. . .. .... .. ....... .... ... 6,000.00 snapped ·the ca ble of a injury, but was not im-· Alice Mitchell . Maggie Hoy. Cystic Fibrosis TOTAL ASSETS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . .. .. . .. $14,486,000.00 telephone pole. The broken nlediately treated. Foundation cable whipped and struck Officers report moderate Demand depos1Ls of individuals, prtnshps., and corps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $4,069,000.00 autos operated by Doris F. damage to the Fusco auto. Time and savings deposit!-! of indi vidua ls, Clutter. 16, Loveland, 0 ., and ' The patrol reports that at prtnshps .. and corps. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... .. .. . . . . . 8,135,000.00 VI Robert L. Montgomery, 37, 7:20 a.m. , today an auto Deposits of United States Government . . . ..... . ...... . ......... . ... .. 192,000.00 loll Eureka Star Route, causing driven by Marjory Miller, 50, Deposits of St.tes and political sulxlivisions . . . . . . . . . . . ....... . ... 617,000.00 moderate damage to both. Coolville, struck a deer while Deposi ts of curruncrda l banks . . . ............. . .... . ........... .... 5,000.00 Smeltzer was cited on traveling east on SR 124, one Certifi ed and officers' checks ...... .. ... , . . . . . . . . . . . ..... 55,000.00 I ll charges of operating a motor tenth of a mile east of MP 42. TOTAl. DOMESTIC DEPOSITS ............... . ...... . . .. ... . ....... . .... 13,013,000.00 Cl: vehicle with over height. There was moderate Tot. I demand deposits .... . . . . . . . . . ... .. ...... .... 4,614,000.00 A tw o-vehi cle colli sion damage to the Miller vehicle. · TolHI time and savmgs deposiLs ... . .. .. ....... . .. .. .... .. ... . .. 8,459,000.00 Tot. I Deposits in DomestiC and Foreign Offices ...... . . .......... . .. : . ..... 13,013,000.00 Other liabilities..... ... .. .. . .... . . ...... . .. . . ................ .. . 4,000.00 TOTAI.I.IABI!.ITIES Iex cluding subordinated notes and deb<ntures ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $13,077,000.00 Common stuck <:1. Nu. s hares authorized 2,000 b. No.sharesouL, tanding 2,000 (par value I ....... .. ... . ............ .. . 100,000.00 Surplu s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . ................... 900,000.00 Undi vided profits ........ . .... .. .............. . .. . . ..... . ... ........... ... 409,000.00 TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAl. .. . ........ . .......... ... ...... .... .... 1,409,000.00 ON TOTAL I.IABIL!T!ES liND EQUITY CAPITAL . .. . ...... .... ..... . , . ..... $14,486,000.00 ·~::t:tt:!:it'ittt:t:rt:t'~r:;:r::r=:=:=r:=t:':':'t:::::~='::t::=~=w:t~;~::~~:~~:):?::~::::t:~ItwM::::::::::tN:::r:t::::trtJ?3Jtf:::::::::::tt':t}:=:t'H??:q::: y::::r::::r:u:'<k~Lt'=?i::t:t:: : :~::ut):::::::u:t&~::::::t&tifB&t:::r'::::r:::r::::::: ::~=:I:=xx:=:t=:::=::r:: :::::::::::;:n't?ttt=<t:t=t:t:t? • .e • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Thunday, August 3, 1918 at Y. en tine Fifteen Cents Vol. 29, No. 17 Meigs Property . Transfers Renovation -------------------------- 1· Area Deaths I Safety course being offered FriCJidalre · presents the Refreshment Center. r-----------1 I BA I< ER FURNITURE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK ! Five... ELBERFELD$ - ..-.... -... EKTACHROME • Average for 30 ca lendar days ending with report date : Cash andduefrom banks....... . .... . ....... . ........ ... .. . . .. . .. . $1 ,527,000.00 Fed . funds sold and securities . purchased under agreemenLs tu re~e u· ............. . ..... ........... . ...... 675,000.00 Total loa ns . . . . . ... ... . . . .. . . ................... . 7,498,000.00 Time depoSJLs of $100.000 or more tn domestic offi ces ...... . ...... . . .. . .. .... 200,000.00 Tota l deposits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 12,470,000.00 TOTAL ASSETS .... . .... . .. . .... .. ........................ , ....... . .. 14,343,000.00 Time certificates of deposil in denominations of $100,000 or more louLstanding "s of report date; . ........... . ......... . ...... 200,000.00 RECAPPED TIRES I. Manning Kloes. Vice President and Cashier of the above-named bank, do hereby declare that this Report of Cond ition is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and be IJef. Manning Kloes JOlly 25, 1978 Plus : F. E. T and Recappable Tire .\ We. the undersigned direCtors attest the c·urrectness of this st.tement of resources and liabilities We delare that it has bee n exmnined by us. and to' the best of our knowledge and . belief is tru e and t.:u rrecl. Rodne) I )uwni' ng Dale Dull 1lll - Di recturs Harold F: flubbard PROCESSING \ ANY SIZE RECAPPEOTIRES AND KODACHROME; PROCESSING 20 EXPOSURE COLOR SLIDES, SUPER 8 AND REGULAR 8 MOVIES All Tires Are Regulilr Tread ·MEIGS TIRE CENTER 700 S. Main, Pomeroy Ph:_!'ll-~10~ . __ only sl 19 Offer eKpires : Aug . 15, 1971 j Elberfelds In Pomeroy Some of the r.;;;erve champions at the ann~~al Meigs Junior Fair style revue Tllesday night incllldes from the left, Debbie Woodyard, coats and jackets; Brenda Calaway, sports clothes; Denise Stegall, clothing complement category ; Becky Eichinger, clothes for school; Usa Henderson, topping yoW' outfit, and Betty Jo H110t, IDtallook series. This brother and sister team were JUand chamoions in the self-<letermined clothing category at the Meigs Junior Fair style reyue Tllesday night. Dean Cowell models the outfit which was made for him by his sister, Mary Cowell , for the revue . More reserve champions in the Meigs Junior Fair style revue Tllesday night were from the left, Linda Donohue, clothing speaks, category; Connie Stout, dressup short dress; Mary Mora, lounging; Cindy Pitzer, dress up formal; Lori Robinson , joyful jumper, and Melissa Primmer, top to toe . .· Flash ·flooding results in deaths, damages By K. MACK SISK United Preoo lntmultloaal The raging walls of water - 11001e 50-feet high - roared through the Texas Hill Co110b'y shortly after dawn, riiJI!InB homes from their foundations, washing away dude ranch cabins and forcing h~~ndreds of people to nee for their lives. At least eight persons died in the flash flooding Wednesday and a11thorities predicted the death count would rise when resoue teams resumed their search today. More rain began falling in the Central Texas area early IDday and authorities feared more Rash flooding could j~)_l_h_e_w_o_r_ld_T_o_d_a_y_._ WedNiJiar. IIUIIiD& . l*llle Coalfield crimes considered CHARLESTON, W. Va. (UPI) - Charges of shortweighing, bankrllptcy fraud and the sale of inferior grades of coal were among charges to be considered today as a federal grand jury was empaneled for a loog investigation of crime in Weal Virginia's cqalflelds. ArthW' Nehrbass, the special FBI agent in charge, said ' moat of the allegatioos of coal fraud In western Pennsylvania' and West Virginia involve companies in West Virginia. Bank robbery charges filed CHEYENNE, Wyo. (UPI) - FBI agents arrested a 2> year-old Lancaster, Ohio, man Wednesday oo charges of rubbing the First Wyoming Bank of East Cheyenne of an undWt:loaed amo110t ol money July 28. Special agent-In-charge J11d . Bohrer said John Charles McGroarty was being held in the Laramie Coooty Jail pen<jing a SlO,OOO bond oet by U. S. Magistrate Wllllam Beaman . Crane first ·hopeful filing WASHINGTON (UPI)- With more than two years ID go until the 19M presidential elections, 10 or more Repllbllcans ..., lltalldlng in line to take on President Carter. Rep. Philip Qoane, R-ID., one of the most conservative members ol the HoWJe, became the first officially annoiiOCed candidate lor the White Holl&e Thursday, saying he was maldnl bll announcement early In hopes of overcoming his ~U~J~~Mecognitloo problem. Jaworski is convinced · .WASHINGTON (UP!) -Leon Jaworski , ending hts role in the Korean influen~uying probe, says he Is convinced South Korean blllinesaman Tongsun Park was a foreign agent and bll gifta illegal lor members of Congress. · In a speech Wednesday night ID tbe International Platform AlaociaUoo, Jaw«skl said the other "bagman" in the case was fonner Ambassador Kim Dong-jo and the investigation wollld remain incomplete without Kim's testimooy. OCCIIr. . National G11ard helicopters searched the area from trees and roof tops. One of thooe rescood was the reigning Miaa USA, Kim Tomes of Houston, who had been vacatlooing With her flirnily. They ned iheir d11de ranch cabin to escape the flood , Miss Tomes, whose nightgown was ripped from her body by the raging water, climbed a tree and had Ill . wait lollr ho11rs before being rescued. , " I saw a tree," Eid Miss Tomes, wearing a bl11e work shirt to replace her MURDER.SUICIDE SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - A woman threw her oevea clllldrea from lbe alath floor of the lateraatloaal Duaeo Hotel today, klllfag at least four of lhem, aad lhea j11mped to her death, pollee· aald. Police aald the womaa and four of lbe clllldrea were kflled lastaally, Hellcapeu r111hed the ather children to the Unlvenlty Medical Cealer and Latter Day Salata Hoapltal. The oceae wa1 one of maoo confwlloa as r~~ah­ hour motarllta jammed lbe hotel'• dowatowa latenectloa. All of lbe bodlel but oae hit oa aa overhaq coverlag lhe hotel'• grou!ld Door diDIDI room. Oae body was oprawled oa the oldewalk. ::;:::::;:;:;::·.:::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: damage. There was heavy charges ol failure to yield damage to the Lewis a11to. half the roadway. Drwnrnond. was cited on Officers were called ot he charges of assured clear scene of a one-vehicle mishap distance. on John's Creek Rd., at the At 9:45 a.m., officers in· jwiction of Rock Fork Rd., at vestigated a two-vehicle 8:50a.m. accident on CR 9, two and Accordihg to the patrol, an flve-tentha of a mile east of auto driven by Ernest L. SR 124, in Meigs County. Morrison, 19, Salt Rock, W. According ID the pab'ol, Va. , went out of control on a cars driven by James A. curve while traveling west on Carnahan, 19, Racine, east John's Creek. Tbe vehicle bound. and Barbara J . Baer, passed oil the left side of the 31'-Racine. travellnll west, road, 'and went into a com sl..... wtped in a curve. Tbe field . Carnahan vehicle ran off the While attempting to e:rlt the right side of the roadway and field, the auto siid Into a overt11rned. creek bed, causing moderate Carnahan cialmod inj11ry, damage. btlt was not Immediately A pa~~e~~ger In the auto, treated. Steven Burgeaa, 19, HunThe Carnahan a11to ln- tington, claimed Injury, but e~~rred heavy damage. There was not immediately treated. wu minor damase to the Morrison was cited by Baer vehicle. patrol on charges of exCarnahan wu cited on cessive speed lor conditions. " storm Amelia had the Hill Cquntry towns of Bandera , Comfort, Medina, Welfare, and Center Point awash with lllrrents of water. Sane areas received as much as 20 inches of rain.' Waters from the Medina River s11rged through Bandera earl~ Wednesday, .. .;..·,. submerging almost the entire town of 1,200 and knncking out electrical power and all telephone lines except the Sheriff Department's. Many of the dllde ranches and campgrounds along the river ' were wrecked, forcing evacuations. "All the hoWJes by the river are gone and some nearer the town have water standing in them, " said a spqkeswoman in the Bandera County Sheriff's Department, who !aid the lllwn was submerged except for a high spot near the lllwn square. " We've got lots of inquiries about people missiiJg and right now we ·doo 'I know if they 've been found. They're picking people olll of trees . Our main concern right at the moment is just rescue." . Dmald Cununings, 19, a volmteer helping authorities in Bandera, said he saw the flood crest move . in Wednesday morning. "I was at the (Guadalupe) bridge at 6:30 and there was no water or nothing , except for rain ," he said. " About 6 :4~ the bridge was overOowing and within five minutes after that there were houses going by . The IDwn is pretty well IDrn up." The bodies of two elderly flood victims. residents of the (Continued on page 9) Explosion kills tWo ;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:: Two hurt iri three accidents ·The Gallia-Melgs Post, lfighway Patrol, investigated three accldenta Wednesday. Officers were called to the scene of a three-vehicle crash on SR 7, siK-tentha qf a mile north of SR 218, at 9:20 a.m. Accordlnli to the patrol, vehicles operated by Oretha M. Dillon, .74, Crown City, Steven T. Lewis, 28, Ashville, 0., and Samuel Drwrunond, 17, Gallfpoll.s, were north bowld on 7. 1be Dillon and Lewis cars llowed for a fiJlgrmin at a conatr11ction site. The Dl'lllnmond vehicle failed to llow, and. atrllck the Lewis auto In the rear. Tbe force of the Impact pWlbed the Lewll ' vtlllcle into the rear of the OllJon IIIIo. 1Awll claimed injlll')', but wu nat lmmedlaJely treated. Tbe Dillon and Drwrunond ,.Ucles lnc11rred moderate nightgown. "I knew that if I didn't catch that tree I was gone . There I was on top · of the tree, cars passing me by, roofs, trailer homes." A July drought and tro. degree terllperatlD'es had left many creek · beds concretehard but early Wednesday the r~9''"!nl~ of tropical GOES TO CAMP- Through a 10 per cent sponsorship by the Meigs Coooty Jaycees, Kip Grueser, 5, attended a camp for tbe blind July 15-20 at Highbrook Campgrooods in Cltardoo, Ohio. Activities at the camp, held ann~~ally by the Cleveland Society for the Blind , incllllled hiking, horseback riding, swimmtng, and scavenger hunts. Here John Kauff presents a check Ill Kip on behalf of the Jayceea. Kip Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Grueser, R11tland . Six f~efighters By MOLLY CARRUTH NEW YORK (UPI ) - Fire officials say a preliminary investigation shows the blaze at a Brooklyn supermarket that killed six firelighters in the worst disaster for tbe department in 12 years may have been caused by a "constr11ctloo accident." ·The six . were killed Wednesday when they fell Ill their deaths through the roof of a b~~rning Waldbaum 's supermarket that collapsed and engulfed them in a ball of name. Fire Commissioner August11s Beekman I!Cheduled a news conference lor . tbll morning at Fire Department headqLWters to dWt:lll8 the investlgatioo . A Fire Department spokesman said Wedneaaay night, " A preUmlnary lnvestl!iatlon !letennined the fire probably was the res11lt of a constructloo accident." Ho"""er , he said a full investigation had not been COOtpleted and "we're not going .Ill go off half-cocked." The department reported Wedneaday night that oeven of 34 inj11red firemen were " admitted Ill area hospitals, with two reported in critical cooditioo at Cooey Island . Witnesses said four employeea ol tile Waldbaum 's SIIPfrmarket; four customers and an unknown n~~mber of workmen renovatin~ the 30, die year-o ld brick siructure walked calmly out of the smoking building shortly after 8: 30 a.m. Firefighters a rrived minutes later and some 25 of them began opening holes in !Continued on page 9) ···r Fair activities cancel' meeting Due to Meigs County Fair activities, the j\ug. 15 meeting was cancelled when Drew Webster Post 39, America n Legion , met Tllesday night at the post home. Members, who annually handle parking at the county fair, however, were asked to report to the fairgrounds on thF evening of Aug. 15 be<:ause an especially large crowd 'Is expected · to be present that night when the demolition derby Is staged. Don Stivers reported the Aug . 9 membenhip goal {II 173 is close to being met with 169 members now enrolled. • There will be other membership quotas on Sept. 6, Oct. 11 and Nov. 15 with the total membership quota set for the year of 346. Charles (Chuck) Kennedy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kennedy, Pomeroy, 'expressed his appreclatioo for hav ing been se lected 'to represent the post at Buckeye Boys' State held at Bowling Green State University. He outlined his activities at the annual event, then 'gave a detailed and informative report on the instruction he received dealing with all levels of government. (Continued on page 9) By RICHARD C. GROSS TEL AVIV , Israel (UP!) A terrorist bomb hidden under a clothing stand exploded in the open air Carmel Market in the heart o( Tel Aviv tllday . Initial reports said two persons were kiUed and at least 50 inj~~red. The nail bomb hidden in a black handbag detonated at 11 :20 a.m. (5:20a.m. EDT), spraying pieces of metal through the crowd of shoppers. · Reports from the scene said at least :;o persons were wounded, several of them seriously. · The reports of two deaths could not immediately be confirmed. · Ten ambulances and private cars sped the wounded through heavy Tel New frequency is announced The Gallia-Meigs Regional Airport has been assigned a new radio frequency by the FCC, according to an airport spokesman. The Gallipolis Unicorn frequency is now 123.0 Mh2, the spokesman said. "This should improve the tw<>-w~y radio communication between pilots and officials at the airport," the spokesman concluded. SPECIAL SESSION EAST MEIGS - A special meeting of the Eastern Local Board of Education wlll be held at 7;30 p.m. Monday at the high school for .the purpose of discussing sale of timber on high school property ; interviewing candidates for the high school principalship, and taking action on bids for the Chester Elementary School roof. Aviv traffic ID two area hospitals. Dotens of police and army troops converged on the scene and ro~~nded up dozens of Arab sll5pects, reports said. Arabs from the occupied · West Bank of Jordan and the Gaza Strip go by truck daily Ill the market, Tel Aviv's biggest, to sell fruit and vegetables. Carmel Market is a warren of narrow streets lined with shops and fruit and vegetable stands where crowds of shoppers mingle with b'11cks and porters wheeling hand carts filled with crates of produce. ThlD'sdays generally are the biggest marketing days in Israel in preparation for tbe traditional Sabbath eve meal Fridays. The bomb went off dW'ing a visit to Israel by U.S. envoy Alfred Atherton, who was awaiting the arrival Sat11rday of Secretary ol State •CyriiS Vance . Atherton was in JeriiSalem at the time of the explosion. The blast was the first such incident since June 29 when a born b exploded in Jeru sa le m 's open-air Mahane Yehuda market , killing two people and wounding 42 others. . HERE MONDAY The Huatington Regloul Bloodmobile will visit Meigs Couaty Moaday , Aug. 14, from 1:30 to 5:30 p.m. at the Pomeroy Elementary Sch"''l. The dale first announced wa1 A11g. %1, but It has beea changed. " Blood II in short tllpply, 10 remember the dale and vlolt the bloodmobile. Some of your family or lrleHa may Deed y011r blood," bloomobile official& report, ;:;:;:;:;:;:;!;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:; 1\o � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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