https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a2d24629637abfd55349b575f37750bc.pdf 76dfa3be1f7ad8141905a96bcf0d49c3 PDF Text Text • . U , .. Uf.tS SWIMWEAR SALE ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY Jr ., missy and extra sizes. Texas rivers c·o ntinue SPORT COATS Selected from OIJr regular stock, ol&n 38 to polyHter double knits. -r ' ~. Reg.$10.oo .......... ......... .. Sale$3.99 overflowing, 16 killed '3000 Reg. Sll.oo ..................... Sale$4.39 Reg. s12 .oo ••••• ... : .••.•••.•.•. Sale$4.79 Reg . $14.00 ·· ..................... Sale $5.59 Reg . 115.00·••••••••••••••••••••• Sale $5.99 Reg .S1 6 ~ 00· ··········~··,······ Sale$41.39 Reg.s1a .oo .......... .... ....... Saie57 .19 Reg . $20.00··· .. ·······•······ · · SaleS7 .99 Reg . 522.00 •..•............••. . . SaleS8 .79 Reg . $23.00 .... .. .... .......... . Sale$9.19 FRIDAY, AUGUST 4th AND SATURDAY, AUGUST 5111 JUST 25 WEMBLEY •6,50 ·JUST6 EARLYWA.RNING SMOKE & RRE AlARMS Battery operated, easy 1o Install, regular price. S21 .88. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 P.M. · BOYS CUT O.fF JEANS ' MEN'S 39.95 SPORT COATs · 5 • MEN'S TIES Not every size. denims, ptil,yesters and blends . Regular price $5.95, $6.95, $7 .95. Denims and cotton polyester blends . Sizes 8 to 18. Solid and patterns, selected from regular stock . ' ' . . MEN'S '12.95 TO '15.95 BOYS •8.95 to '10.95 Y2 PRICE 112 PRICE . SELECTED FROM SlOCK MEN'S '49.95 MEN'S DRESS SLACKS SPORT COATS ' Polyester double knits, sizes 30 to 42, regular price $11.95 to $19.95. ZIPPER JACKETS MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE KNIT SHIRTS Sizes S. M. L. and XL. Good selection. buy now for back to school and college. FOR THIS SALE WINTUK s1.49 KNITTING YARN pi y. handkn itting yarn. excellent selection of '119SKEIN Women's Coordinate Sportswear ~ - -·· . FRIDAY, AUGUST 4' 1978 . PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS YARD GOODS En1 ire s1ock of summer fa.sh!ons in regular and half sizes. Odds and ends, Regularly 11.29.to 14.29 yard. Reg . 512 .00 .... ...... Sale 54.79 Reg. 523.00. ........ · Sale $9.19 Reg . 513.oo .......... Sale 55.19 Reg . S26.oo ......... sale $10.39 Reg . 514.oo .......... Sale 55.59 Reg. S27.oo ........ Sale$10.79 Reg . $15.oo. ........ .. Sa/e 55.99 ,Reg . s2a.oo ........ . Sale $11.19 Reg. 516.00 .......... Sale 56.39 Reg . m .oo ......... Sale $11 .99 . Reg. $17.00 ...........Sale $6.79 Reg . 532.00 ......... Sale$12.79 Reg. $18.00 .......... Sale $7.19 . Reg . S34.oo .. .. ..... Sale $13 .59 Reg . S19.0Q.......... Sale$7.59 Reg . 536.00 ......... Sale $14.39 Reg. 520.00 ......... . Sale $7.99 Reg . S46.oo......... Sale 518.39 Reg . 521.00 · · • • • · ·. · Sale 58.39 Reg . S4a.oo ........ . Sale $19.19 Reg . $22 .oo .......... Sale $8.79 . Y2 PRICE '2.18 Circular PINEAPPLE CUmRS J~st 9 to sell , stainless steel . A:.L-STATERS - Eastern High School Seniors Dave Hedrick, left, and Susan jiannum, right, qualified foJOaiiOhio State music honors. Dave was named w the All.()hio State Fair Band while Susan was se lected for the All.()hio State Fair Choir. E.H.S. Band Director is Jamos Wilhelm. •1 .49 •2.59 Circular CORN CUnERS Fits all size ears, limited quantity . '1. 19 I!T THE HELM - James Wilhelm, left, and Denise ·•>WHte, ~a..,....4U.11DIIIhe - . , . Hial>··· JUNIOR SPORTSWEAR School Marclllng Bantl. Mr. Wilhe lm is entering his third year as director of the E.H.S. corps and Denise is field cmunander for the 1978-79 school year. SUMMER JEWELRY JUNIOR TOPS Our Remaining Stock of Junior Summer Tops. ONE RACK OF HANG TEN AND RED-I · Necklaces, Earrings, Bracelets and Chains. LlnLE BOYS FURNITURE WOMEN'S SUMMER TOPS WOMEN'S SUMMER SHORTS 112 PRICE Y2 PRICE WOMEN'S SUMMER HANDBAGS -LITTLE BOYS' SUITS 2 pi ece and 3 piece suits, broken sizes. ' REG. SJ.00 ....................................... SALE '3.00 REG. sg,oo ....................................... SALE '4.00 REG. '12.00 ...................................... SALE '5.00 .CHILDREN'S SHORTS Little boys' and girls ' sizes . REG. •2.00············ ·· ··· ······ ··············· SALE .79 REG. •2.99 ............. .. ..................... SALE '1.19 REG. '4.01). ............. :..................... SALE '1.59 REG. '5.0Q..... .... .......... ... .. .. ........... SALE '1.99 SALE•49900 Sizes 2 to 4, 4 to 6x and 7 to 14. .REG. '17.00 ......................................... SALE SS.OO REG. '21.00 ................................... :...... SALE '6.00 REG. '30 &'32 .................................... SALE SJ.OO Reg. $3.50· • • • • ••••••• •• • • • •••• • •• ••• • ••• • •• ••••••••••••••••• S.lt S1.39 Reg. $6.00 •••• •• ••••• •••• : ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• S.lt$2.39 Reg . $8.00 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ •••••••••••••••••••••• Slit S3.19 Reg . S11.00 .•••• • 1••• • • •. • •• • • ••• • ••• • •• • • • • • • • • •• • •• • ••••••• , Silt $4.39 Months sizes· thru 7 to 14. Reg.Sl .DO ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••• S.It$1.19 Sa.e .99 Reg . S2 .99 ···· ····································•···········SaleS1 .19 Reg . S3 .so . ... ···· · ·· ···· · · · · · ···•· ··························Sale 51 .39 Reg . S3 .75 ........ .. .. . ..•.•..•••.•.•••..........•••.......•. S.Ie$1 .49 Reg . S4.QQ .......................•••••.•.....•... ~ ..• . •.....• S.le$1 .59 ss.oo........ ... ..... .. .......................... ..... .. $1.99 Reg . 52.50 .... .• •••.••••• • •.•••• •• •••• : ••••••••••••••••.••••• REG. •3.00 ..................................... SALE '1.19 REG. •6.00., ....................•..............•... SALE •2.39 REG. •1.00. .......... .. ..... ....................... SALE '3.19 REG. 111.00 ..................... ~ ................. SALE '4.39 REG. •10.00 .......................... .......... SALE '3.99 Reg, $2.50 ••••••••.••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• S.lt ·" LITTLE BOYS' SHORT SLEEVED TOPS Reg. 17.00 •• •• •• •• ••• •• • • •••••• •• •• • ••••• •• ••••••••••••• , •••• Saltl2.19 Reg . $11 .00 .• • •• •• •· • ••· • • • • •· • ••• ••••.••••••.••••••••••••• , • S.lt S4.31t Reg.$13.00 •• •••..•••••••• •• .••.•..••••••.••••.••••.•••••••••• S.ltl5.19 Reg.$18.00·······•··········· ·······.················•······ S.ltl7.1f $20.00 ··················································S.It17.H .CHILDREN'S SLEEPWEAR I I Reg.SS.oo ••• .••.• •••• •• ••••••...••• •.• ••• •.• •••.•••.•••••••• S.ItS1 ." Rea. REq. '14.00 ......... ;............................ SALE '5.59 REG. '4.50 ............. ........................ I ALl '1.79 110. '6.00............. ····· ··...... .. .. ........ IALI '2.19 nO. '9.00 ...................................... I ALl '1.59 RIG. •12.00.................................... SALI ....79 RIG. •15.00········· ····· ··· ....·... ·········· .. IAU •s.M .\ OPEN· SATURDAY 9:30 TO 5 ·P.M. I ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY ( I JOHN WEEKS DALE TRENARY Unemployment .rate .goes up GIRLS' TOPS GIRLS' SLACKS Broken sl zes 4 to 6x and 7 to I 4. REG. •8.00, ...... ..... ......... ................. SALE •3.19 CHICAGO (UP! ) - At first, 81·year-<>id Roy C. Washington refused to press charges against his 19-year-<>id daughter who had tortured him, but he changed his mind after. • she called hlm at the hospital and threatened ID "finish the job." The daughter, Darlene Washington , is accused of chaining Washington for more than a week in a bathroom where she beat him with a hammer and forced him to drink water from the !DUet. Choose from 13 different 2 piece living room suites In Early American or Traditiona l' styles. Prices from SU9.00 to $779.00 Little Boys' and Girls' Swirilwear ,REG. •6.00 .. ............... .. .. ............. ~ .. SALE •2.39 . MARGO SMmt, who burst oniD the CO\Ultry music acone in the aprlng of 19'15 with her top 10 recording of "There 1 Said It," will be the grandllllnd attraction at the Melea County Fair at a p.m. Thunday, Aug. 17. Mlaa Smith In the past year has appeared wlli1 such slara at CllarHe Pride, Cllarlle Rich, T<m T. Hall, Faron Young, Tanuny Wynette and the Slatter Brolhera. She hal been m teleYIJion shows including "Hee Haw," "The Grand Ole ()pry, " "Music HaU AmeriCII" and " Pop Goes Country." There Ia no admlaslon clw'ge .lor the grandstand ahOWI at the Meigs Fair. . ,. Hannum, vice president; Patti Edwards. freshman: Dave Hedrick, president; Laura Eichinger, sophomore, and Jeannie Mcpure, junior rep . Co lumbus and South ern · Ohio Elect ric Company has reorganized its divisio n operations in the so uthern Ohio serv ice a rea . The company serves all or part of 17 counties in southern Ohio, and has, in the past, divided the operations depa rtment into eight geogra phic areas. Th e reorganization con· solidates the management of line operations and customer service activities into two divisions: the East Division. ' Father won't file charges LIVING ROOM SPECIAL Nice group of styles and sizes. Regular and Extra Sizes , Should the board find that Tax Commissioner Edgar Lindley was within his authority in levying the tax, established last year by the Ohio Legislature, DP&L atiDrney Roger Day said he would appeal the board's ruling to the Ohio Supretne Court. 112 PRICE h PRICE 1 grade; and Debbie Eynoo, flag corps rep: Back row, Susan C&SOE reorgahizes division operations . Appeals. Regular and Extra Sizes Pants and Tops BROKEN SIZES REG. 16.00 BAND COUNCIL REPS - Band council representatives who "do the busy work" and enforce band rules are, from 1-r. front row, Brian Collins, eighth grade rep; Valerie LaBonte , senior; Henrietta Thomas, seventh OOLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio's eight-mont!J.<Jid coal excise tax wsa· labeled as unconstitutional and in restraint of interstate trade Thursda y by the Dayl<>n Poer & Light Co., · which is challenging its tax bill before the Ohio Board of Tax WOMEN'S SUMMER BLOUSES CHILDREN'S ·BUSTER BROWN FASHION JEANS Tax said unconstitutional Two week band • ca~p Is ended .r j_.·]_r_h_e_w__o_r_ld_T_o_d_a_y_ SAVE 50% Y2 PRICE ( ..,....,..,....,....~~--___,.... ··· · ~ · ,·- · ~·· IOCllted across the river from the LBJ State Park and a few thousand feet from the LBJ Rancll . ''We are going to have a lot of cleaning up to do," a park spokesman said. "The water left a lot of debris oo the graves. President Johnson 's grave was one of those covered. " The National · Guard rescued 140 children trapped by high water at Camp Echo Hill near Medina . Guard spokesmaR Capt. Terry Denson said four, 2'fz·tDO trucks successfully crossed the swollen Wallace Creek to carry out children who had scrambled IDa hill when the water hegan rising. A Department of Public Safety helicopter Thursday also located 40 deaf children at Camp La Honda. The DPS was \Ulable to evacuate the children' but said all were in good condition . ,. ··' en tine at POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO several persons were killed Wednesday, the river had a peak flow of H9 blllion gallons a day ~ more than twice the previous record. Tlie normal now at that point is 100 million gallons per 'day. The Medina River, which almost submerged Bandera witi) its floodwaters, also was moving at a record rate of 79 billion gallons per day . The flooding has left hundreds homeless and sent residents and vacationers at the area's n.umerous dude ranches and campgro\Ulds running for hilltops the past two days. At one time the floodwaters covere d the gravesite of late President Lyndon B. Johnson. The Pedernales River, normally ooly a few fee{ deep during the surruner, crested at 28 feet shortly before noon Thursday at Sto newa ll , Texas, and covered the Johnson family cemetery,.. 112 PRICE SAVE 40% 4 VOL. XXIX NO. 78 Final clearance sa.le, sizes 36 to 46. While they last . -lh PRICE Red Heart, colors . • e MEN'S SUMMER WEIGHT Sizes 38 to 46 , solid colors and patterns . at the intersection of Sand Hill Road. The mishap, which occurred at 8:20a.m. Thursday, resulted in minor injuries lo the driver of the pickup, Clifford M. Hill, Ripley Route I. The driver of the dump 1ruck was Joe H. Hager, 20, Route 4, Thornville, 0. TRUCK OVERTIJRNS - Mason County Sheriff's ~uty J . E. Perry and dispatcher Donnie Norman are shown standing next ID a dump truck which overturned oniD another truck on Route 3.1, spilling a load of blacklnp, Sizes S, M. L. and XL. Good selection. permanent press, solid co:>lors and patterns. regular price $6.95 to $14 .95. Limited quantity.- broken size scale, your choice . Small lot priced for quick clearance. not every size . .. MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS FASHION JEANS FASHION JEANS \ By K. MACK SISK overflow this weekend and Texas Hill Co\Ultry rivers endanger the IDwns of New and creeks - swollen by Braunlels, Gonzales and billions of gallons of Seguin- some 50 mUes east floodwaters that already of the original flooding - in have killed. more than 15 cllain·reaction floodin8 · people and cllased h\Uldreds " Almost everything is run· of others from their homes ning off," an NWS spokesman threatened to overflow the said. "The ground just can't region's main lake IAxlay arid hold any mbre." flood three more IDwns. Gov. Dolph . Briscoe Floodwaters - produced Thursday made an aerial bymorethan30inchesofrain IDur of the flood-ravaged from a dying tropical storm towns and said he had - · have surged through the received word from hamlets of Bandera, President Carter that Kerr, Comfort, Welfare, Center Kendall and Bandera Point, Medina and Kerrville, counties had been declared killing at least 16 people with major disaster areas. 14 more listed as missing. " The devljll\ation is unThe National Weather belie vable," Briscoe said. Service Thursday said the "This is .\Uldoubtedly one of area would receive still more · the worst floods in the history . rain and IDwns along the of Texas." Guadalupe River were under The U.S, Geological SUrvey flash flood warnings. Th ursday reported the The Guadalupe River flows Guadalupe was running at into Canyon Lake, which the almost 1,500 times its normal weather service "said would pace. At Comfort, where_ WASHINGTON (UP!) - the lowest since August The nation 's unemployment 1974 - was a "statistical rate, after falling to a four· aberration" that would year low in June , shot upward correct Itself in July. to 6.2 percent last month for The last lime the jobless the largest advance since rate rose by as much as 0.5 March 1975, the government percent in one month was rep<ned IAxlay . between February and Total employment dropped March 1975 when it climbed by .394,000 persons ID 94.4 from · 8.1 percent to 8.6 million last month, mostly percent. due ID sharp climbs In the Despite the steep rise, the jobless rates of . teen-agers administration still considers and women , the Labor the July leveiiD be on target Department said. with Its projections that July 's advance pushed the \Ulemployment will dip·ID 5.9 \Ulemployment rate back iniD percent by year-end. the 6.1 percent ID 6.3 percent Unemployment stood at 6.9 range where it had hovered percent in July, 1977. during eacll month this year \UIW June's sharp drop , Administration econom181s had warned June's 5.7 :;:::::;:::;:;:::::::::::::;.;:::::::::;:::::::::::;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: percent unemployment rate'r· ,OX ROAST Oar Lady of Lorella Church, located on Success Road oear Long Boltom, will hold aD Ox Roaal Festival this Sunday from noon ualll 10 p.m. Partly ' cloudy, chimce of The event, which Ia open showers Saturday. with highs te' tbe p!bHc, will feature near 19. Probability of ox·bur1era, poay rides, precipitation 20 percent game• aad a garden today. and tonight and 40 tractor pull. · percent Saturday. ;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:::::;:;:;:;:;:; Weather 1 .:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;::::: OHIO FORECAST S unda y through Tuesday, fair and warm through lbe pertod, with hlghs iq tbe low or mid 80s each day . Lows wiD be In the mid 50s to near 60 Sunday and In tbe low or mid 60s by Tuesday. New section will he ready in September POINT PLEASANT - The new $2 million Pleasant Valley Nursing Care Unit Is nearing completion now and will be ready for operation in September. Located on Sund Hill Road, the new, modern facllity, with Its patented construction design, features maximum comfort for Its residents. According to James L. Farley, Executive Director of Pleasant Valley Hospital and Pleasant Valley · Nursing Care Unit, the building i.s aU on one floor for easy accesslbllity and mobillty for those people in wheel chairs. Pleasant Valley Nursing Care Unit is a non-profit skilled nursing facility that is owned ao~ operated by Pleasant Valley Hospital. The person with the day-toda )i operational responsibUity for the new facility Is Michael Sellartls, Assistant F.x.. utlve Director. including the ci ties of Athens, Middleport , Gallipolis and Wellston and surrou nding vicinities and the · We st Di v ision, serving the Chi llicothe. Wave rly. Hills· boro. Seaman a nd Circleville areas. John Weeks is appointed manager of the East Division !Continued on page 10 ) Eastern's classes anno·u nced EAST MEIGS - Boys and girls attending kindergarten in the Eastern Local School District will begin regular attendance on Wednesday morning , Sept. 6, District Supt . Clark Lees announced today . · Parent · t eacher con· feren ces will be held at the Tuppers Plains Elementary School on Aug. ll, Sept. I and Sept. 5. Kinderga rten students, as well as students in grades one througtJ 12. are required to comply with state standards in the area of inununization. Eastern schoo ls, in cooperation with the Meigs County Health Department, announce further satellite clinics at Tuppers Plains at 9 a .m.· on Aug. 7; Chester Elementary School, 1 p.m. on Aug . 7, and Riverview Elementary School at 9 a.m. on Aug. 11 . Parents are urged to take adva nta.ge of these free clinics and have their clli)dren properly inununized before the beginning of the 9Chool year. free clinics are also made available f<>r parents at the ·office of the health department, Mechanic St., Pomeroy, on Tuesdays from 9 a.m. until 11 a.m. and I p.m. to 3 p.m. Kindergart en students' parents will be receiving information through the mall 1Continued on Jllie 10) A spirited Eastern High School Marching Band, under the guidance of director James Wilhelm, Coolville, culminated a strenuous twoweek band camp Thursday afternoon at the high school. The 72·mem ber marchi ng co rps is pr eparing for an upcom ing year of festiva l competition , area parades and, of course, home and away footba ll games. Wilhelm has incorporated the junior and seniqr high sc hool band s into · one, making it 35 members larger than last ye~r . Fift y-eight members are instrumental music ia ns wh il e th e remaining 14 are majorettes and flag corps girls. "We're looking forward to participating in a lot more parades and com petitions." Wilhelm says. " We're going to become more public. " Act ivities scheduled to date include the West Liherty - • • ... - Marching Band Festival at West Liberty State College in West Virginia, the Jackson County Apple Festival and the Pa rkersburg Christmas Parade. The bMd will also march in local parades. The first half·time show of the season, accord ing to Wilhelm, will be a disco prog ram. Moving towa rds a more varied style. the band will then work up a 'torps and ' symphonic presentation for competition. Debbie Yo ung, a 1973 graduate of Eastern High School and Mrs. Judy Riggs assist Wilhelm with the majorette line. Teresa Carr, a 1977 Eastern graduate, helps with the flag corps. Wilhelm, m his third year as EHS band director, has worked the band from 9 a.m.· 4 p.m. daily with a one hour break for lunch. Seniors in the band are Susan Hannum, Dav e Hedri ck, Valeri e LaBonte and Paula Hysell. Reedsville youth fair Jeffrey Caldwell, 8, Reeds· ville, was reported ln fair condition today in the i"" tensive care umt of St. Joseph's Hospital, Parkersburg, after being struck by a ca r Thursday . The . Gallia·Meigs Post, Highway Patrol, repo rts officers were called to the scene of the accident at 4:35 p.m., on SR 7, five tenths of a mile south of the Athens Co unty lin e, in Tuppers Plains. According to the report , an auto operated by Malinda Headley, 16, Reedsville, was south bound on 7, when Caldwell ran from behind a This week's winning Ohio Lottery numbers: Go.ld number - 1. Whlie number "- 98. Blue number - 0%2. Extra Cash 3U859. parked car into the path of the Headley vehicle. Ca ldwell was transported to St. Joseph's by SEOEMS where he was admitted for treatment of head and leg injuries. R d d e uce millage .sought Syracuse Village Council acted Thursday night to place a reduced fire protection millage request on the November election ballot. Ccuncil voted to ask for one mill for fire protectiiHI in· stead of the two mills that has · been in effect for the past several years. lt.was pointed out !Hie mill will raise about $1,300 an· nuaUy and this should be sufficient to provid e the vehicle insurance and ,small equipment needs of the fire department. Council originally ·placed the two-mill measure before (Continued on page 10) • �2- Thf Dailv Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Au~. 4,1~97~8~------•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Pressures ~:i hurt •jury TELEVISIOlV VIEWING FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, lt71 4 : 3G-My ThrH Sons 3; Glillgan's Is. 4,8; Batman 10; Little Rascals 15. 1 5:1»-Monroes 3; My ThrH Sons 4; Gunsmoke 8; Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33; Voyage to the Bottom of the SeaiO; Emergency One 13; Petticoat Junction 15. 5:Jo-<>dd Couple 4; News 6; Elec. Co. 20,33: Hogan's J-h~roes 15. 1> :1»-News 3,4,8,10,13,15: ABC News 6; Zoom 20; Making Things Grow 33. · I> :JG-NBC News 3,4,15: ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS Ne~s 8,10: Over Easy 20; Antiques 33 . 7:1»-Cross.Wito 3;,4; Newlywed Game 6,13; Mup~t . Show 8; News 10: Gilligan's Is. 15: Almanac 20; ' Insight 33. 7:31)-Porter Wagoner 31 Gong Show 4; Price Is R lghl 8; $100,000 Name That Tune 6, 13; MacNeii·Lehrer Report 20,33; Pop Goes The Country IS; Family Feud 10. 8:1»-Biack Sheep Squadron 3,4,1 5; Tabitha 6,13; Dr. Seuss 8,10; Washington Week In Review 20,33. 8:31)-Qperallon Petticoat 6,13; D. Seuss 8,10; Wall Street Week 20.33 .- · 9:1»-Rockford Flies 3,4,15: Movie "Take the Money and Run" 6,1 3; Movie " A Warm December;' 8,10; In Performance at Wolf Trap 20; Shepherd's Pie 33 . 9:31)-Makem & Clancy 33. 10 :c»-Qulncy 3,4, 15; News 20; Austin City Limits 33. 10 :31)-Monty Python's Flying Circus 20. . II :()()-News 3,4,6,8,10, 13, 15; Di ck Cavett 20; Lilias, Yoga a. You 33. I I : 31)-J ohnny Carson 3,4, 15; PGA Championship 6,13: Movie "The Flrechasers" 8; ABC News 33; Movie " Blood S. Lace" 10. "The buck stops here!" 12 :DO--Baretta 13; Movie " Retreat, Hell! " 6; Janakl 33. 1:()()-M idnight Specla/3,4,15; Movie " The Fury of the Wolfman" 1o. 1: 11)-lronslde 13;' 2: I I)-News 13. 2:JG-News 3; 3:00-Movle " Let's Do It Again" 3; Seco~d annual ACS benefit tennis tournament honors Ethel Burdette 4: 3G-Movte " M iss Grant Takes R ichmond" 3; 6:00--Big Valley 3; 7:00--Bewltched 3. Movie Channel 4 5& 7 P.M.- You Light Up My Life lPG) 9 & 11 P.M. - Bobble Jo & The Outlaw I Rl SATURDAY, AUGUSTS, 1971 6:oo-Summer Semester 8,10: 6:31)-TV Classroom 8; U.S. Farm Report 10; Kentucky Afield 13. 7:0G-Marlo & the Magic Movie Machine 4; Matters of Life 6; Ghost Busters 8; Public Polley Forums 10: Jabber jaw 13. 7:31)-Saturday Report 3; World of Survival 4; Muhammad All 15; Dusty's Treehouse 6: Wacko 8; · Grape Ape 13. B:oo-Hong Kong Phooey 3,4, 15; Dynomutt 6.13; Three Robonic Stooges 8, 10. B: 31)-G lobetrotters 3,4,15: Superfrlends 6,1 3: Speed Buggy B.10. recognition · and Burdette 9 :0G-Bugs ·sunny .Road Runner 8,10. l :C»-Peoole01TheSea3; ViewpointS ; Mr. Magoo 10; Wres tling 15; In Search of the Real Amerlc~ 33 . 1: 3Q.-Greatest Sports Legends 3; Wi t ness to Yesterday ETHEL BURDE'ITE 6; Racers 8; Film 'festival 10;· Movie " North Country" 13; French Chef 33 . 2 oo-Movle "The Comic" 3; Movie "Tarzan the The Gallia County· Unit of the American Cancer Society lACS) will hold its Second Fearless" 4·; NFL Great Teams-Great Years 6, Tennis 8; Movie " The Scorpio Letiers" 10; Film 15; I n Performance at Wolf Trap JJ. 2:31)-Film IS ; 3:00--Greatest Sports Legends 6; . Cali forn ia Jam II B; Film 15; Book Beat33. 3:31)-Wide World of Sports 6,13 : Way It Was 33 . Annual Tennis Tournament on Aug. 25, 26 and 27, again sponsored by the Jaymar Coal Company of Cheshire, owned by Jay Hall , who most generously sponsored th,e 4:0Q-Baseball Warm -Up 3,4, 15; To Be Announced 8; That Nashville Mus ic 10; liody Shop 33. 4:1s-Baseball 3,4,15 4: 31)-Sports Spectacular 8; Nashville On The Road 10; Catch ·33 33. 5:()()-Pop Goes The Country 10; Zoom 33. 5:31)-PGA Championsh ip 6, 13; Porter Wagoner 10; Once Upon A Classic 33. ' Tournament, as a combined Life 20: 7:0()-News 3; Lawrence Welk 4,1 5; Hee Haw 6 ; Hee Haw 8; Bugs Bunny 10; Wild Kingdom 13; Elec. Co. Selby. attends college h 7: 31)-Litlle Rascals 3; All-Star Anything Goes 10; Wide World of Adventure 13; Once Upon A Classic 20. B:C»-Bionic Woman 34.15; Pllof " Archie" 1>.13; Bob Newhart 8.10; Onedln Lne 20. 8:31)-Baby,. I' m Back 8,1 0. 9:QO-Movie " The Land That T ime Forgot" 3,4, 15; ·~ Burn! " 8,10; Great Per- formances 20 . 10 :00--Fantasy Island 6, 13; Movie " College" 33. 11 :()()-News 3.4.6,8, 10,13.15 11 :3Q--Saturday Night Live 3,4, 15; Movie " Jesse FORT SHERIDAN, II ·Anny Major Jack , L. Selby, Executive Officer of Fort Sheridan 's Army Medical Department Activity, has been transferred to Com· mand and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth, James meets Fr ankenstein' s Daughter" 6; Second Ci ty T.V . 8; Movie ''Welcome to Hard T imes" 10; Mov ie Movie " The Brain Eaters " 13; Janak l 33 . 12 :0(}--Don K irshner ' s Rock Concert 8. 12:45---M ovle " Invasion of the Saucer Men" 13; 1 :DOM ovie " Per ilous Voyage" 3; Movie " I'l l Never Forget What' s ' lsname" 4. J :QO-News J ; J : Jo-Movle " The Wild SeaSon '.' 3; 5:0Q- Bonanza 3; 6:QO-Bew ltched 3. Kansas , it was announced . Movif. Channel 4 5 & 7 P.M. - Bobby Deerfield lPG) 9 & 11 PM. - Al vin Purple (R) here. The college is a special ten.-month long intensive VBS SLATEQ teachings that Jesus is God's Vacation Bible School will gift to all the world. There 'be held at the Enterprise will be singing of new songs, United Methodist Church craft work and refreshments. beginning Monday , August 7, The closing program will be and continuing through Aug. held Saturday , Aug. 12, at 11 from 6:30 to 8:30 each 7:30p.m. evening. All children are invited to attend. The theme is "Jesus, God's Wonderful Gift ." th is year's co urse expresses the great Biblical THE DAILY SENTTNF: I. DE\'OTEDTO TH P. INTF.Rf..ST OF • M•:IGs-MASON AREA Rt tHE KT HOE:t'l. ICH CHy Ed itor PuiJh.•.ht.'ll da ily u repl Salurd.ll y hy Tilt! Ohtu· Vallt.· y P LJb h s t un~ Cump;~ny -M uJ tun~Uia . lnt·, r uun St .. Ptmwruy, Ohto lll ~~ 769 Hu;.; mess Offtt:c Pho n~: 992· 2156. Edt tur utl P hont' 99"2 -ZI!ii . St-cund ·dH!fS p;nd at pusl.i:li(L' Poltteruy ,OhlU :"i<itlom~ J WtiV t', Eut'hd etll vc l'll.~m~ !.lt ritloll r c pr·c~n · ASSUt 'lilll'!>. 1\ v~; ., C ll·vcl ~o~nd . 3_101 Ohto 4411a. Suhst·r t/llwn l'alcs : fk• lt vcrcd ll} ta r\lcr "' u~ r !! <1\'ll lllt lllt 7~ ('t'llki ~r· Wl'l' k By Mutvr Huule wltt'l'r <:<trncr scn•ttT lltJI ll V ~tiht Uit> , O m~ month . S:l 2a Ul l~ B.'! mtul Ill Otuu and llr' . V<t .. Yt·ar. U2.00 , SLx mtmths, $11 511 ; Three m unti)S , $7.00, Eb~wh~ n· 126.00 yci:lr : SLX .lllunti iS $1J.50 ; Th r t'e m urllh!.. ,I I 50 Su llsL"r lptlun prLLe uw lutl •·~ Sunrhty Tunt.'s..SerLiin ul_ _ _....j •• ,--~----~ t t t Social Va., Mrs. Burdette ·has live grandchildren. In addition, for the past ten years, she has been and continues to serve as a Foster Grandparent at the Gallipolis State Institute. Co-chairing this second annual tournament lor the loca l cancer unit are Bridget and Richard Cloak. Mrs. Ooak, a registered nurse, specializing in coronary care, was the 1977 Miss Hope for the Gallia County Cancer organi!.8llon . She and her husband also chaired the 1977 Cancer Tennis Tour· nament . Rio Grande College and Community Coll eg e have initial tournament one year ago. This second anrual ACS tournament in Gallia County will be ca lled the Ethel Burdette Ca ncer Tennis 6·oo-Lawrence Welk 8; News 10; Zoom 20 ; Studio See Love Boat 6,13 ; Movie un- who lives in Moundsville, W. 12 : 3Q.-Th under 3,15; American Bandstand 13: Soul Train 6; Space Academy 8. 10. 20; Tennis 33 . has twice dergone surgery for cancer, in 1960and 1967, resulting in a double masectomy. She has been aciive in the Reach for Recovery program since its inception and has served a number of years on the local ACS Chapter Board. The mother of two sons, Fred of Gallipolis and Pete 9:31)-Scooby 's Laff-A-Lympics 6. 13; . 10 :31)-Pink Panther 3,4, 15; Batman-Tarzan B. 10. ll :C»-Baggy Panls 34,15;. 11:31)-Space Sentinels 3. 15; Kroffl Supershow 13; Little RascalS 4; Bewitched 6: Secrets of Isis B, 10. 12 : ()()-Land of the Lost 3. 15; Movie ' Nlght People" 4; Po int of View 6: Fat Albert 8, 10 .. 33. 1> :3Q--CBS News 10; You Bet Your Econom ically Speaking 33 . salute to Ethel Arthur Burdette. Mrs. t t· Calendar . . TIJESJJAY WINDING Trail Garden Cl ub, 8 p.m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Addalou Lewis . Fur roll call members are to name their .favorite arranging book. Mrs. Cora Beegle will have the program on plant disease, and the arrang· ment theme will be " People, People, Everywhere." THURSDAY GOSPELTONES of Chester will sing at the Alfred United Methodist Church at 7:30 p.m. Saturday; the Rev . Richard Thomas, pastor, invites the public. course which prepares officer personnel for important assignments involving planning and conductin g national defense. Major Selby was affiliated with the For~ Sheridan Medical Activity since Oc· tober 197S, when he arrived with his assignment at Fizimmons jl.nny Medical Center in Denver, Colorado. The son of Mrs. Ruth Selby of 802 Main St., Poi nt Pleasant, W. Va .. Ma jor Selby 'is a 1959 graduate .of Point Pleasant Senior High School and he received his BBA Degree from Marshall University , Huntington, W. Va. He received his ROTC Commission In the Anny in September 1963. Among his other assign· ments, Major Selby was in Vietnam in 1968-69 and holds tlle Bronze Star Medal. and Meritorious Service Medal wlih 1st Oak Leaf Cluster. He received his Master's Degree In Hospital Administration from Baylor University while In the Anny. · Major Selby is a member of American College of Hospital Administrators in Chicago, as well as International Society .for General Semant ics, San Francisco. Johnson to start 6 rookies generously offered the use of their lour tennis courts, part of the Stanley Evans Athletic Field in Rio Grande· so that participants rnay all compete in one location. The tour· nament will feature doubles .competition in three divisions: men's women's and mixed. Mrs. Cloak commented that Ethel Arthur Burdette has provided that vital In· spiration and positive at· titude that is so Important in the Reach for Recovery program, thr.ough her total dedication and ' concern for others. She ·added that Mrs. Burdette's success symbolizes the hope that ACS ltrives to provide for all who are stricken with cancer. Research fo find both the cause and cure of cancec continues through com· munity support, . res.~lting from tlle kind of "confident optimism exhibited by Mrs. Burdette. Tne entry fee of $8 per team to participate in each event should accompany the . registration . lonn and be mailed to the Gallia County Unit, ACS, Route 3, Box 398, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. Th,e registration deadline will be.8 o'clock, Tuesday evening, August 22, with the draw to follow on Wednesday evening, August 23, at · 6 o'clock . The tournament will officially open at S o'clock on Friday evenifii, Aug: 25. Players must provide their own tennis balls until the semi-final matches. Prizes of $20 in cash and a trophy for first place and $10 and a trophy lor. the rwmer· up will be awarded In each of the three divisions : men's , women's and mixed doubles: - Last year's tournament, the first to be sponsored by the local unit of the Cancer Society, was most successful including 43 teams from. a 60 mile radius, indicating a ,great interest In such t~vents, This year's tournament is eJlpected to attract an even larger group of participsnto. For additional inlonnation, those interested may call the Cloaks at 388-9735 or the local unit office, 446·7479 ·in Gallipolis. THE ETHEL BURDETTE CANCER TENNIS TOURNAMENT August 25, 26, 27, 1971 NAME-----------------------------ADDRESS _________ TELEPHONE ----EVENT S ENTERED: - LADIES' DOUBLES - MEN ' S DOUBLES - -MISED DOUBLES CINCINNATI (UP!) Kentucky fire lnvestlptoi'J who studied the Beverly Hilla Supper Club dfauler jwnped to CGiciUIIou beca- of Ume PI euune, according to one · member of the spectal C8mpbell County, Ky., grand jury wldch W:eclnellday foWid oo criminal wrongdoing In cmnectloo with the fire, "I think they truly tried ID do the right jOb," juror John RusaeU, of Cold Spring, Ky ,, said of tha previous lnvestigal<lrs. " ... I think that under tha pressure of . tha time 110me coocluafoos were jumped to." The contrast belweeen the two reports prompted a ruah of crltlcltan Thurllday by . gov'e rnment officials, a newsj)aper and relatives of the 165 persons who dit!d in the fire. The grand jury repcrt did not speclflcaUy address findings in the Kentucky State Police report, issued last September. The 12jurors agreed unanimously there was "negligence Involved" in the May 28, 1977 fire , but that "this negligence was not criminal In nature." In newspaper and television interviews Thursday, jurors stressed they were satisfied they reached the proper cooclu· sion. · "You can't Indict the whole wocld," said juror Raymood Unz, of Cold Spring, Ky. "There were many, many, many people negligent here." "A ·grand jury's respooslllillty Ia ID test and weigh the evidence and decide whether criminal negligence was Involved," said Unz. "We foWid oo evidence of criminal negligence against anyone Wider Kentucky state law." "People who say It's a whltewash - they didn't hear all thai testiJllony," said juror Sharon Turner, of Newp<rt, Ky. "I think we've heard everything. It just all fit together. Not jllll a few people fonned my opinion. I think we did the best we could do and I think we did well," she added. Hawever, many non-jurors stroogly disagreed. "I believe someone Is • trying to pull a ftlm.flam, and It's oot going to work," said · r---~ ·I j I ~The ·James Zarick, of Cincinnati, who JOlt hla flltber ,. brutber 8nd an aWJiln 1he fire. ''Thai place was a death trap!' u.s. By MIKE 8HAL1N UPI Sportl Writer II WIS juJt an old-faahlooed Dodger-Giant game Thlll'lday night - a little hilling, a Uttle pitching and a Uttie controversy. · The Giants WOO the game, 5-4, on" a nlnth.Jnnlng single by I>arrell Evans to go one game up oo Cincinnati and 3\1 ahead of the Dodgers In the National League ·West. With two out In the top of the ninth and san FranciBco ahead, 4-3, Lee Lacy provided the <;ontroveray by hitting a loog drive ID lefl.<!enter for what looked like the last out, Center-fielder Larry Herndon and right-fielder Jack Clark COI)verged on the ball and co!Uded just as Herndon appeared to have made the catch, Second base lllllpire Jim Quick ruled the ball .In play as Lacy circled the bases with hla fourth plnch-b(J'fler ot the season as the crowd of 42,084 watched in silence. A television replay showed Herndon lying oo the groWJd with the baU In hili glove but ~lck didn't see it that way. "I saw the two outfielders go for the baD," the umpire said. "I started ID go out and stopped. They collided and fell. I didn't·see the ball so I started out again. I sa-.y him Rep . Thomaa A. Luken, l).()blo, who cMired a congreuional committee investigation of the fire, said the !allure to return lndlctmenll made It ''a sail day, even sadder than tha • night of the fire!' Luken called a e-lm of ·recommendations by the grand jury for preventing further such tragedies "10 much pious pap." ''They doo 't mean much If you're ool going to beck up the fire code by plllliahiJitl vi· tilators," Luken said. Critics of the I!J'IIftd jury pointed to 1he 188illge Kentucky State Pollee raport which concluded . the nightclub was grossly overcrowded and In serious vlolatloo of fire and buDding safety codes the night of tha fire. It also accused state and local fire Inspection auth<rities of falling to properly examine the huge club. The grand jury 'did not specifically treat alleged imp-oprieties mentlooed In the earlier raport. Russell said discrepancies between the two reports "are the result of the obvious thing. Our raport was cl<ine last, and we weren't under the time pressure they were." Juror Robert J. Freudenberg, of Newport, Ky., said the jury lead the Kentucky Slate Pollee rl!port "but we didn't dl8cul8 it." Jury !<reman Fred Easla· brooks - told a television reporter he thought no one was to blame f<r tha Beverly Hills tragedy, and was quoted as saying, "Accidents happen all the Ume." In a front page edlt<rlal Thursday, the Cincinnati En· quirer said the grand jury report "Ia, in its way, jllll as stunning as the tragedy LANDSCAPING TIMBERS I MASON - Several from the congregation of Faith Baptist Oturch ~t a day at Kings Island, near Cincinnati, on July. 20. . Those enjoying the outing Included Edwina Stanley, Kay Jotilison, Stephen, Liz, Patty, Sheila, Joey and Jackie <llllnger, Susan Coleman, Tom Glover, Janie, Gene, Shirley, J . T., and Jill Coleman, Betty, Tracy and Tanuny Hupp, Joyce and Amy Pauley, Judy ' VanMeter, Jell Zirkle, Ginger VanMeter, Todd, Otuck, Nancy and Jamie Anderson, Georgina, Jenny and Britta· VanMeter, Usa, Lora and Lorraine and Joo Pat McCauley, Rick McKirgln, David Roas, David Varian, Nita Cooard, A1lsha Roush, Mike VanMeter, Tammy Dancey, Tmuny McDermitt, Paul, Virglnla and Danny Wears, nene VanMeter, · Betty VanMeter, Bobby Mosaman, Melanie M081Rllan and Faye Priddy. • .. a IOUNDED 3"15" llld 8 ft. long Cash& Clny Instead, Boston looked very little like a team that had lost 11 of 14 games, upping it,. lead over the Yankees to '81'.! game8 Thursday night, by winning what amoWJted ID a doubleheader. In the completion of Wednesday night's suspended marathoo, Bostoo woo, .7..'i, in 17 innings. It was S-1, Red Sox, In the regularly scheduled game, called alter 61'.! innings due to rain. "We were lucky to be In a ·suspended game," Zilruner . said. "We didn't hit well enough to be there. But two wUd pitches and two bases loaded walks (all by reliever Rich Gossa'ge) helped us ." When 14 innings, lengthened considerably by two rain delays, faUed ID break a · 5-5 tie, the teams stopped then · resumed Thursday. Three innings ln!D the conti-nuation , Dwight Evans singled. Yankee outfielder Reggie Jackson said the play was tainted. He said he had just fielded a foul ball and was returning ID his · position. Butch Hobson, Rick Burleson and Jim Rice aU followed wtth singles , dropping Ken Clay to _2--4 and backing Bob Stanley, S-1, who pitched three scoreless Jntiinga. The second game was much less susperweful. Rice hit a two1-un homer, Fred Lynn added a three-nm shot and ex-Yank Mike T<rrez shrugged off a 110re finger ID win his 13th game. When rain . ONLY BAUM TRUE VALUE . MI: .••A:1 ~.J.JVI R~in h~mpers By MIKE HUGHFJl OAKMONT,Pa. (UPI)-A hot putter made up I« Tom Watson's erratic driving and he rode his luck oo a course made essier by !Drrentlal rain !D a one...troke lead entering today's second round of the PGA Champlooshlp. Watson and the other late starters In tha field of liiO :=::::::::::::::::::~:be:n:e:f:lt:te~d~lr~o=m~:th:e~lw:o · SERIES 2100 CRUISER NOW IN "" STOCK I >· ............ --·~····· S•u•11•1111e...e Some ·people 'a re bound lo get carried away with the 2800 Cruiser. But that's understandable. She's big, beautiful and luxurious. A boat lobe proud ol. When you' re not having breakfast on fhe oft deck or soaking up fhe sun on the fly bridge yciu'll be.enjoylng the comforts of her spacious Interior. Efficient hull design and full range of motor opllona provide perfo(mance that Is as exceptl~nal as her looks. • kept cuning until I a.m., tha fans went hoole not only Wlhappy but wet. It was not what the Yankees had in mind when they welcomed the Red Sox to the park. In other games, Baltimore edged Milwaukee, 3-2, in 10 innings, Detroit nipped Chicago, 5-4, in 10 innings, California hammered Oakland, 11-1, and Seattle shaded Minresota, 6..'i. In the National League it was Chicago 3, St. Louis . 2, and San Francisco S, Los Angeles 4. Orioles 3, Brewers Z: Eddie Murray hit hili 21st home run with two out in the lOth inning, bucking Dennis Martinez, S-8, Jerry Augustine, 1().10, was the winrer. Tigers 5, White Sox 4: Ron LeFlore's two-out single with the bases loaded scored Lance Parrrish with the 'winning run for Detroit. Bob Sykes, 6-5, struck out seven and gave up two hlts In four Innings of relief. Angels 8, A'• 1: Paul Hartzell, ~. threw a three-bitter and rookie Ken Landreaux belted a two-run homer to win It lor California . Rookie shortstop Jim Anderson contributed a three-nrn double. Mariners 8, Twlnll 5: Larry Milbourne's two-out single in the ninth scored plnch:rWIOer Craig Reynolds. Roy Smalley had tied the game, S.S, in the ninth with his 14th homer. play in PGA PreSsllre trellld against rot. Outdoors I, By MIKE TUU.Y UPI Sports Writer Two games, 231'.! m!Wlgs and several mUiioo raindrops ago, a tired and slwnping Boston team arrived in New York, ''I'll admit it," said BOBton Manager Don Zimmer, "when we came in here I would have been satisfied with split." BautifJ JOUr sunaundinp News Notes Uke thai." St. Louis, 3-2, ID move to The homer cost Barr a within 3\1 games of complete game victory and Philadelphia in the NL East. the right-hander departed Bill Buckner's RBI single after giving up an enauing hlt in the seventh inrlng brought 1D I>ave Lopes. Randy Moffitt borne the winning rWJ as the came on and got the last out Cuba beat the Cardinals for l;lefoce picking .., biB seventh the 12th straig~t time thla win against four losses, year·, 14 "I thought I made the 1don't know what to say," catch," said Hemdoo, who said Cardinal Manager Ken suffered a swollen left jaw, ''I Boyer of his club's inabllty ID thought it was legal. That's beat the Cubs. "I don't koow all I remember." what the answer is/' In the only other NL game Pete Vucltovlch, ~ . !Dok Thursday, Chicago defeated the loss. Red Sox sweep pair from NY "Though the report obaerves no llmlt In giving commendations to the individuals, agencies ancj' depertments that reacted to the calamity, one come•. away hun a reading of it· with tha lmpreulon that the'' full '!lory 11as not been told," · the editorial said. By Alma Marshall Mr•. - (Herndon) raise hili glove up but It (the ball) wasn't 'In there, Then I saw him reach foc the ball on the ground. That'$ when I ruled It wasn't a catch." · An Bl'gument ensued as both ootfielders remained on the ground with Giant Manager Joe Al!Dbelli flnaUy being ejected. "I !Did him (Quick) he was late In getting out there," said the San Francisco manager. "I guess he didn't Itself." .NAME OF PARTNER ___ __ TELEPHOI'IE----WILMINGTON , Ohio ( UPli - Cincinnati Bengals NAME OF PARTNER _ _ _ _ TELEPHONE - - - coach Bill Johnson plans ID start six rookies on offense Entries must be received by B PM, Tuesday, August 22, 1978. and lour on defense in the Fee sa. for each event . club's pre-season opener with Send with qheck payable to Tampe Bay Saturday. GALL/A COUNTY UNIT, ACS Needless to say, he 's Route 3, Box 398 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 making no predictions as ID Draw will be made Wednesday, August 23, 1978. · the outcome. Play ing times will be published In your local newspaper. "I doo't know how we're going to do. I really don't Those playing Friday even ing, August 25, will be notified WEST (X)LUMBIA-The Young Adult Class of Salem by phone. know," said Johnson. Community Oturch had a picnic supper and wiener roast at "Every now and then I feel the Racine Locks and Dam oo Friday evening, July 28. Miss Sandra Fowler, teacher of the class, gave a short talk good about what we 've done (in training camp ), and every nerta~ ID the importance of beginning early to· teach now and then I get lumps ." chUdren of God's love and Biblical teachings, Amy Ruuellled The prospect of going with the group In grace. · Gary Shori won the prize lor tile luefly n11111ber and thoae only five starters from last United PresstoternatfoiUII food poisoning are winning game prizes Included Kathy King, Diana Johnson and season would give anyhody There are Jots of ways to salmonella, staphylococcus · IM i 1 arl lumps. Johnson, who llaid he RUSieU, The games were directed by Mlu Fowler. ' Ralph is more interested about rwn a camp• .,. tr p, a ishlng d Clostridium perfrlngena, Thoae winning In the chfldren'a games whlch were - ca"- death ' directed by ~ Johnaon and Lyda ~ Included Scott evaluating his talent than jaunt, or even a picnic . Rain Rarely do thbe often does it, but bugs do a Botulian Ia the polaon that ating Tampa Bay, plans ID better jQb. Ia mOBt likely ID kfll. In fact, R-ll. Shanncln Nell, John Johnlon. start John Reaves at These "bugs" are not the th I d d b Thooe egjoylng horaeahoe pitching and yard darts Included e tox n pro uce y Joe RuueU, Ra1pb Ruuell, Gary Short and Rnnnle Neal, quarterba ck with Archie . Griffin and rookie David ants that most people disdain. botullmlla tha moot virulent Stephen Fowler and Pete Otambera. It's the smaller, blol""l-1 '' Deacoo" Turner as running They're ..,. - ""'-n ,...._ knvwu , Enjoying an evening of Otrlltlan FelloWiblp and fun were microscopic ones that cause estimated that ooe DWire backs. Steve Holden and food polaonlng. would be sufficient to kill Sandra Fowler, Stephen Fowler, Gary Short, Gewama rookie Denris Law will fill in Actually, there Ia a wide Ia c1 Jobnlon, Joe, Peggy and Joey Ruslell, Marcy Knapp, Shannan as wide receivers, with Mike everyone In a rge ty. Cobb and rookie Don Bass 8810rlment of bacteria that However, according !D the ~ll. Rnnnle, Unda, Wendy, Shannon Neal, Ralph, L)<da, Scott, and Amy RuueU, Diana Johnson, John Johnson and sharing chores at tight end. causes these maladies, and CDC · • "Bot··"......... while being Travis Johllllln, Kathy, Ramona and N111cy King, Pete and Roo Hunt and rookie Bill the symptoms range aU the very serious and very much Miller will ~ at the tackles, way from a mild upset in the public eye, Is Kathy Otambera. Greg Fairchild and rookie stomach to death. fortunately quite rare.'' WEST (X)LUMBIA - On Salla'day evening the Salem Mark Donahue at guards and . Usually the symptoma of . All of the common forma of Community Chvch had a baby showw and cookout for Mr, rookie Blair Bush at center. food poisoning are nausea, food polaonln& ue easily and Mra. Pete Chambers, formerly i.rom Muaachuset~ and The defense will Include vomiting, headache and controlled by two thinCa oow realdlng bere. rookies Ted Vincent as nose· 8 b d om i n a I c r a m p s . heat and cold. Heat uually CommWJity Building. The ahower was beld at the Salem. man, Tom DePaso at outside According ID the Center for k111a It and cold lleepllt from Thole IUehdlng Included Mr, and Mra, Dllw Mattox and linebacker and Ron Shumoo Disease Control In Atlanta, being reelltabllshed . In . son, Mlc:hael, Mr. and Mra. Mlb VanMeter, Mlkle, .Mr. and at inside linebacker. Rookie "The most conunon causes of general, temperatures below Mn. WUbur VanMeter, Jane Ann and Jell, Mr. and Mn. Ray Griffin alao will start at 40 degr- prevent Ill growth Alburtlce Young, Mr, and Mn. Bill &nllh, Mra. Robert cornerback. and lemperatur• above 1116 McDermitt llld Ellen, Mrs. Lucy Johnloa, Rewrend and Mrs. "Winring this game II not kill II. Georae Hoechar, Mlsa Sandra Fowler, Mill Melocly Snoulfer important at aU fr(lOI the So II !1 Important to and Dreama Holchar. standpoint that It doesn't COMBINED VBS p-epsre and Rrve foods U The decoraUons were blue llld pink IJid·a buiJnel held the count toward the standings," The United Methodist, soon U pollible after taldng glfll. Gam• were played and p-fzn a'Wirded to the lucky Johnson · sa id . " Everyone Trinity and St. Paul Lutheran them Dill of the freer« or ooes. · wants to ·win, but It's Churches of Pomeroy wiD refrigerator, In the outdoora, . at.oa ud - . ,..._ala certainly not the end of the combine for a vacation ' Bible thla means 1lllnfl your cooler Reverend and Georgelfoldlar, Mr. and Mrs. WUbur wocld if we don 't. In my school which wUJ begin at · for aa long U polllble and Van Meter, Jant Am and Jflf, Mr. aqd Mri. John VIIIMIIeno position as a teacher, I'm 6:30 p.m, unday at the St. making aure fooda to be and aon are Vllcallonlni In the Smoky Mounlllbl. moce coocerned With seeing Paul Church. The school 11 cooked are cooked During the abllence of Rev. Hoadlar, lbe Rev. Paul If these guys can execute." for Y.oung_people throul!h the thorlloughly. the ~-•F11J&erllld of GrllldVIew HelcJU, Pl. Pleuant, dellvtred tha Johnson had acheduled a sixth grade. Those Interested yoo oblerve ae <wei, m111nge at Salem Ccinunumly Ollrch an<lllllday evenlna, He workout f<r today bel<re the ahould attend the lint IIMIIon. you lhDIIId beve no problellll l!pOke on minding the L«d Immediately whln be calli. 1111 team flies !D Tampa Bay. · Sunday nil!ht. - e:rcept for IIIII. serman wu enjQyecl l'ly aU. · Oh lO • Giants edge Dodgers, hike division lead. . . .------------.-.-· Mason County Dally Sentinel, Middlepori-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Aug. 4,1978 . · ZINN 1S LANDING 431 Pine Street Kanauga, Ohio Ph.446-7044 Nicklaus, seeking his fifth PGA crown and 18th ·major champiooshlp, ballooned to an 11-over.per 79; Pahner, who helped redesi gn the course after Miller's 1973 linal ...oWid assault, finished with a 78, and Masters Champioo Player came m with a 76. All bogeyed the openln& hole and it was downhill after that. Defendingchamploo Wadkins, woo has dooeLanny little of note this year, led a group of eight players who posted I· under 70s. Watson, who has a Masters and two British Open victories behind him, shot six birdies, including three-ino&· row from the ninth, but these were partially offset by a couple of bogeys. "I hit a few sloppy shots off the tee,t' Watson said. "I found the rough six times, but I was fort~te ID get a goqd lie each time. "But my putting was out· standing ... It was the best part of rny game.'' Stockton was delighted with biB roiUid. He hlt 18 greens and made birdies 111 the first, fifth and 13th against no bogeys. "I had some trouble reedin& the greens wben It got darll:, but I can't really cm~plllln," St.ocktan ilald. ""m• For oll.your Enlerloon-nt ond Appllonce ...... DOXOL SERVICE RIDENOUR'S £as S.rvAp'llance ce New College Hall-of-Fame dedicated, 2,000 look on ' - KINGS MILLS, Ohio (UP! ) "re int:arnated " Knute - One fonner coach called it Rockne urged them ID "win the "best thing ID happen !D this one f<r the Gipper." college football since the The Hall, to be open every legalization of the forward day except Christmas with a pess." Another called it "the $3 admission charge, has fulfillment of ~ dream." been under construction the Thursday, it was past two years on a 1()..acre christened simply as "home" plot adjacent to Kings Island - the National Football · amusement park, 25 miles Foundation's College nortll of Cincinnati. Football Hall of Fame. College sports officials A standing-room-only have trumpeted the , Hall as crowd estimated at 2,000 the "most exciti ng and turned out ID applaud a host liveliest" of museums , But of fonner college grid stars Thursday, they simply called and cheer a medley, of it "home. " favorite fight songs at the "The reality of thi s official dedication of the $6 magnificent building is the million building Thursday. · best thing to happen to While gray skies college football since the . threatened overhead, Vincent legalization of· the forward dePaul Draddy;'chalrrnan of pess," Hall of Farner Col. the board of the National Earl Blaik !Did the crowd. "It Football Foundation, gives college football a solid described tlle occasion as "A and tangible foundation . day of great rejoicing ." "For years, college football "It's the fulfillment of a needed a focal point - a dream whlch we sometimes borne if you will ," said Blaik, didn't think would become a Day!Dn, Ohio, native who reality," Draddy said. coached Army and Afterwards, the Hall of Dartmouth teams ID a 166-32 Fame was opened ID the eombined record. "For the public, whlch thronged ID home is a symbol of stability. "Today, we have our first kick field goals, play computer foot hall games and family reunion . We are sit in a locker room where a pleased that tlle old man himself is here intercollegiate football, the patriarch of all football." The dedication Clllminsted work begWI by sportswriter Grantland Rice and Admiral William " Bull" Halsey in 1947. From their idea for a college football Hall of Fame sprang tlle National Football Foundation . Kings Island, owned by the Taft Broadcasting Co ., dor.o'>d the land and paid lor the t,.'Jding . Taft will be reimbursed out of admissions fees . Appropriately, a high school band was on hand lor ceremonies Thursday, as was ABC sportscaster Chris Sche nkel. Even President Carter was there i.n spirit, messaging that he hopes the Hall of Fame "will underscore the sign ifi cance of co llege football." Repeating his fa vpri te opening line, Schenkel said, "All the color and excitement of college football - what better way to spend an autumn afternoon ." He added, "There's nothlng wrong with this country that a little singing and college football can 't cure." KZ400 SPECIAL Special Bike, Special Price Injuries main topic at grid coaches meet CANTON, Ohio (UPI ) Ohio State Coach Woody Hayes emphasized th e importance of keeping down player injuries and treating them properly in addressing dozens of coaches from large and small schools at the Thursday night banquet of the Ohio Hil!h School Football Coaches Association. It's held annually in confunction with the North· South all-star high school football game at Fawcett Stadium. The 33rd edition will be run off IDnight before an expected near-capacity crowd. After a welcome by Canton ·Mayor Stanley A. Cmich, talks on the current meetings and the upcoming football season prospects were given by Dr. George Bates, the Ohio High School Athletic Association conunissioner, and Paul Starkey of Loulavute High School who heads the Ohio High School Coaches Association . "I want w coogratulate the Ohio High School Football Coaches Association lor honoring the team doc!Drs for their work in sports," Hayes said. "No one realizes more than we coaches how much our team doc!Drs mean to us. "We did not have one death from heat prostration last year among the millions of youngsters playing football in the United States, due to the guidiance of our team physicians." He also congratulated the players on their selection and tlle coaches for their fine handling of the teams , and wished them well in the All· Star game. The two All-Star game coaches, AI O'Neill of Avoo Lake and Fred Zechman of Miami Trace, expressed opti· mism for a successful ·outcome of the annual contest before an expected capacity audience. Appearing with them was Lou Venditti, the game director. O'NeUI said, " If we can get the ball away from the South's offense, I think we'll see a great ball game." 'Zeckman said, "In previol1S years, we've been beaten with size, we've tried speed but also got beat, but thla year we tried lor quality lrids who played oo winning teams who know what it's like to win. " Also during the evening ceremonies, five new members were inducted into the Ohio High School Football coaches Hall of Fame. They were James Bowlus or Londoo High School, Jack Uewellen of Bay Village, Earl McCaskey of Lorain High Sc hool, Robert McFarren of Wintersville and Dr . George Wilcoxen of Alliance High School. The dinner session also saw the presentation of the annual Ohio team physicians awards by Dr. Brady F . Randolph Jr. of Hamii!Dn. APPEA R lNG THIS WEEKEND AT THE ~ INN PLACE TIGRESS & co. 3 PIECE GROUP FROM PARKERSBURG, W. VA. TONIGHT & SATURDAY • 10-2 THE MEIGS INN PH. 992·3629 POMEROY, OHIO ON ALL REMAINING 1978 MODELS Watch For The New '79 Models Soo~ . DOUG'S MARINE SALES &·SERVICE BOB W. Main St , 992-5652 Pomeroy, Q, & Rocino, Olilo Chellor. Oh•• Complete Line of Accessories· P,ilrts ,, "I �.. 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 ., Friday , Aug . 4, 1978 Padres shooting for 1Oth straight victory Legion stats The Meil!s American Legion Baseball team recently completed their 1978 season when · they par- licipated In · the District Tournament at Athens. Final indiVldual season staUstlcs are as follows : CINCINNAT·I (UPI) - The aren't looking over their NAME A. B. Runs Hits RBI Av. streak will be on the Une shoulders yet. Rose, whose Chuck Kennedy 22 4 2 4 .091 again tonight. But Ibis time, streak was stopped at 44 in Mike Wayland 85 15 19 9 .224 Atlanta Tuesday, cranked out Dave Kennedy it's oot held by Pete Rose. 30 4 9 s .300 15 3 4 3 .267 While the Cincinnati Reds four hits in five at-bats Dan Edwards Cliff Kennedy -40 10 13 10 .325 third baseman compiled a Wednesday. including a home Brian Hamilton BO 21 29 19 .363 record-tying National League nm and double. That raised Kenny Young 36 s 8 1 .229 hitting streak, the fourth- his average to .318, second John Sayre 43 10 12 6 .279 28 3 5 D .179 place Padres were working only to the Je!f Burroughs of Greq Becker Mike Trlplelt 15 D 2 1 . 133 oo a less publicized streak of • the Braves, at .322. Kelty Winebrenner !Ill 13 33 9 .375 t1leir own - nine straight Rose said · he is Mark Forbes 26 ' 4 5 o .192 wins. • concentrating on his pre- Tim Hood 60 13 24 10 .4110 19 7 8 3 .421 The Padres bring their season goals, which included Terry Wall Art Fogelstrom 57 11 17 14 . .298 nine-game . streak to the leading the league in hitting . Tim Ebersbach 60 8 lA 16 . .212 Qu~n City for a three-game " And the ultimate goal of Torn ONens · 16 3 3 3 .188 series with the Reds, starting me and every guy on this club . Ray Andrews 37 A 7 1 .189 29 1 7 2 .241 is to win the Western Division Roger Carson tonight. Terry Wayland 2 1 o o .000 " It's going to take a lot to tiUe ," said Rose. Mark Mitch 2 0 0 0 .000 The Reds still are playing Rick Johnson beat us," warned Rollie Fin2 D o 0 .ooo gers, who helped pitch the without the hobbled Joe Leading hillers - Tim Hood .400 : Kely Winebrenner .375: Padres to their team-<'ecord Morgan, and Johnny Bench BrilJn Hllmilton .363 . Hits - Kelly Winebrenner 33 : Brian Hamilton 29: ninth straight win limped away from the Tim Most Hood 24. Wednesday , 2-1 over Los Wednesday game after Most R.B.I. - Brian Hamilton 19 : Tim Ebersbach 16 : Art Angeles. " We 've been doing ·fouling a pitch off his ankle. Fogelstrom 14. Most Doubles - Brian Hamilton 10; Kelly Winebrenner 7 · everything right the last two So far , the Reds have been ' weeks. One of these days able to somewhat offset the Tim .Hood 6. Most Tr iples - John Sayre 1: Art Fogel strom 1: Tim we're going to lose a game. I injuries with Rose's streak, Ebersbach I. · George Foster's long bell and hope it isn 't for a while ." Most Home R1.ms - Brian Hamilton 1; Ray Andrews 1; Art By knocking off the · Dave Concepcion's hot bet. Fogelstrom 1. Most Walks - Tim Ebers bach 14: Art Fogel strom 10; John Dodgers three straight Coocepcioo had three hils Sayre 9. . games, the Padres and three runs betted in threatened to turn the Wednesday , includfng a Natio nal League Western double and a triple. SP.Orts Tr~ns.ctians hitter Danny Goodwin fro m El " If Concepcion keeps going · By Umted Division into a four-team Paso. Press International race . The Padres trail to right field with pitches Thursday . New York (A L ) - Reca lled p1tcher Larry McCall from {t? ro Footbell league-leading San Francisco away from llim, he's a cinch Dallas - Treded guard Rich Tacom a (ILl and placed first by eight games . The Reds are to hit .300 this season," Rose Jim Spencer on Rosen . fiHh -round draft ch oice b~seman a game out. and the Dodgers said of the shortstop, who hit from Sy ra cuse, to fhe New d1sabled list. "for k Giants tor a draff pick. Collet• .271 last year. now 3 games back. Los Angeles - Acquired first Vanderbilt Named Roy year tight end Lon Bo•l ttl from Kramer athletic director . But .Rose and the Hells 1 CORRECTION SIDEWALK DAYS FRIDAY-SATURDAY THURSDAY'S AD SHOULD HAVE READ Oakland for a draft choice and waived first -year cornerback Curt is Royall from U.S. Inter nat ional University . · Oaklllnd - Wlliv ed \leteran sa fety George .A tkinson , Chicago Announced the retirement of. cen ter Dan _O klahoma State - Named RIChard Young athletic direc - tor ~ BASEBAll Six of the nine courtiies of Lnster, the northeast comer I neb• II Cal iforn ia - Put f irst base - of Ireland , constitute Norman Ron Ja ckson on disabled l ist and rec&ll ed designated them Ireland , with the parliamentary boroughs of Belfast and Londonderry, ~ MliOr LH•ue Slendlntl ly United Press lnttrnatlonll Nation•l LtaiUI 1Ea1t Ph il a Chicago P f tts~rgh Montreal Nt wYork . St . Lou is W. L. ~ct . 56 ., .$<19 GB 5.. 51 . .514 3-lh " 53 .•eo 1 51 Sl .461 1'12 "' 63 .422 13'12 40 67 .37.. 1111: Wtsf L. Pet. 65 ""' .596 63 .t.t .S89 61 47 .565 w. 4 ......... -. ... 11 Houston Aotros o, Charleston 2 Toronto Blue Jays e. Syracuse 2 Toclly's O.mn . Colllornlo 1. Oakland 1 Toledo at Richmond SNtflt 6, Mlnnnota 5 Tocloy'• ~roiNIIIe ~ltchoro Syracuot at CharlestonIAII Tlmu •on Rocheoter at Columbus • ChiCIIIO IWoocl 10·11 11 Tldewatwr at Pawfuckel Delrolt !Wilcox 1-11, 1 ~.m . S.lll.....,y's O.mis Baltimore I Flanagan 13-9) 11 Toledo at Richmond New York I Guidry IS-11, I p.m. Syracuot at Charl•lon Boston I Lee 10·6> 11 Mil · Rocheoter at Columbus waukeil (Soronoon lUI. 1 : :10 Tidewater at Pawtucket p.m . Cltvtlend (Wise I -ll) at TtKIS (Jtnklns4 ~71, 1:35 p .m . Seattlt (AbbOtt .t,l) at Oak . •·+), land (Johnson 10:30 p .m . Mlnl")tSOII CGoltz 10-7) at California p.m . (Frost 3-•J , Saturday's Ga.mts (All Timet EDT) Montreal ( Frotmen 6.7) at Chfcaoo (ROber ts 4-6). 2:30 p .m . . , Philadelphia (Chrlst~son 7-10 and Ruthven 8-1) at Pittsburgh ( Rooker 6-7 end Roblnton S·SL Seattle at Oakland Mlnn at Calif, 2, tw l-nlte Bait at New York. night Chicago at Detroit, night Toronto at Kan City , n ight Cleveland at Texas, night _ Houston (NiekrO 1·81 at Atlanta (Boggs 3-SJ, 7:35p .m . Sl!ln Diego (Perrv 12-" J at Cincinnati (Boriham 9 -21, 8:05 p.m . New York (Swan 3-5) at St. Lo·uis (forsch 9-ll), 8; 35 p m . Los Angeles <Riu 10-6 l at San Francisco (Blue 15 -.IL 10: 35 p .m . . Saturday's oam11 Phl ladelpl'lla at Pittsburgh Montreal at Chicago New York at Sf . Louis , night Houston at Atlanta , night San Diego at Cine!, night Los Ang at San Francisco American Le1gue E•st W. L. Pel. GB Boston 67 39 .632 M iiWaUk.! 60 .. . 577 • Baltlmre S9 47 .557 8 New York 59 48 .55J 8112 Detroit S7 49 .538 10 Cle velnd 51 5.. ·""' 1.51h Toronto 3.9 67 .361 2tl w,,t w. L. Pel. GB 51 "6 .551 co1 ;1 sa 51 .S32 21f2 Oak land 56 5_3 .51" .. 112 . Texa!. "9 56 ... 67 91!2 M lnesota "5 .59 ... 33 13 Ch icago AS 60 ... 29 131h Seattle 39 69 .361 21 Thursdly 'l Rtsultt Bait 3, Milw 2, 10 Inns. Detroit 5, Chi "'· 10 Inns. Bos7 , N.Y . 5 17 Inns . susp om Boston B. N .Y . 1, 6 V~ Inns. :;::::::::::::::::::·:::·:·::::::·:::-:·:::·:·:::::::::::·:·:::::::::·:::::::::::·:·:·:·:,:·:·: ,,,.,., :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·.·:-:·•::·•·: •.·::•·•·• :::::::.• Mllw &o>t 100 001 000 If- 2 7 3 000 100 010 1- 3 a o Augustine end 8.MIIrtlnez · _flO lnn1n11J Chi 000 tOO 300 If- 4 9 3 Del 100 Ill 000 1- s 13 1 Stone, LoGrow (J) end Colborn: Rozome, Sykos 17> end MoY . Porrllh (10) . wSykn 16·51. L- LoGrow 1~-41 . HRs- Chlcauo. Soderholm (16) . Detroit, May (9) , Staub 071 . ; Ook Colli 000 100 001)- 1 3 1 024 000 lOx- I 10 D Rtnko, Norr.ls (3) , M lneuo (7) and Newman; Hartzell and Downing. W- Hartzell (3-6). L....... Renko (5-6) , HRs-CallfOrnli · ' Vuc.kovlch, Littell (I) and Mlnn _ 101 200 001 - 5 11 3 ~ 010 001- 6 6 1 Simmons. Holtzman, McGlothen Sea Jackson, Marshall (8) and (6), Moore (7) and Rader . WMoore (6... ). L - Vuckovlch (I - · Wrnegar ; Honeycutt, Parrott 9). '"' , Romo (I) and Stinson . w.-Ramo • .f -3. L-Marshall, 5·10. LA 000 300 001- • 12 0 HRs- Minnesota, Smalley (U l; San Fran 310 000 001-5 11 t Seattle, Roberts 117}. Sutton, Reutzhan (-4 ), Hough (7), Forster (9) and Ferguson ; (Only games scheduled) _ Barr. Moffitt (9) and Hill. WMOffltt, 7--4. L- Forsttr. 3--4. HRS- LO! Angeles, Lacy (8) ; Sin Francisco, McCovey ( 11 ). rain, ••12 los ton Inns. - ,, Design ant! Quality Pori.., -· Notice Is hereby given that there will be a public hearing on Thursday, the loth day of August, 1978, beglnnl"'l at 2:00 P .M. at the Common Ploas Court Room In the Court House In · Pomeroy, on the Molgs County Plan lor Social Services In Ohio under Title XX of the Social Security Act, lor the roar beginning July 1, 1979. . The object of this hearing Is to highlight pertinent Information regordlng Social Services, problems and needs and to elicit public connment. suggestions and recommandetlons relative· to the county's proposal soclal ·servlces plan . . attend . ssoo :::: ::: ·~ PAIR Gin SHOP PICK-A-PAIR Pomeroy It 's one of the most versatile we rna ke You get a powerl ul 8 HP to work w1th And fDU ca n waij.; 1t around t1ght corners. bushes or brush. the~ at1ach the sulky and dual wheels and nde over the long tough JObs W1th our e•clusrve all-gear dr1ve No belts to sl1p , corne loose or _ break No. s1r And anachments for any k1 nd o1 war~ you hr:~ve 10 do t~ake II yOL! ChOrce-and get your hands on a Gravely 8 Red Rose Dog food GRAVELY TRACTOR,.. SALES 2~ Condor St . 992 ·2f7l Pomeroy , 0 . Dog Nuggets • Dog Meal 9:00-5 :30 Mon .. Tues .. Wed . Fri. & Sot. 8:00-12 :00 Thundoy ~ ALSO SURE WIN & CASH SAVER DOG MEAL By~~r:~~~N On special Nehi®cans. 12 oz. · Manning D. Webster, Chairman ;:;: •. third, only to see the ') ·· Americans tie the game In :· ~~f:.E: =~·~ SAVE YOUR RC, NEHI, UPPER 10, DIET RITE & DAD'S ROOT BEER BOTTLE CAPS FOR CHARITY YOUR tllRSE CAN LEAD THE PARADE! run homer in thllt seventh to send it another inning. O!rl.aty Tucker got credit for the win while •-nela H tfl ~ ... a eld wu taged with the loas. Krla Snowden had three singles to lead the wtnnera while Dede Kimes and Arlene Fowler each had two . . 1be Americans outhlt the NEW YORK (UPI ) -By doing a little simple arithmetic, you can estimate carlton Fisk bends up and down something lille 12,000\imeaaoeuon. That'SaCOillervatlveetltlmate. · Squatting oo h1a haWJchea, with those metal bars acrou hla faceandallthathamessoo,beatingoffnastyloultlps-. every ~· (EQUIPPED HERE) part of his body all the while, he has to be "In" the ..ll game with eaeh pitch. And if you don't think all Ibis Intense Conltl Halters - Horse & Pony coocentration and physical activity d~'t take a whole lot out Halters - Whips - LNdl - SIOCII of a man, you o)lght to get a look at Boston catcher oow. Cones- Blonk•ts- Fort.~ Tubs & He has lost 15 poWJds and he aches aU over . His nickname is Buckets - Golvonized Tubs & . " Pudge" but there is nothing at aU pudgy about blm now. He winners 1 ~1 2 with Cindy Buckets - Sham- - Fly S~roys looks pale and drawn, almost as if he hu )liSt donated a couple Croou leading the way with & A.,.llonts - Brushes ~ Curry of pints of blocK), but It's a )ono, Iono season and the Red Sox three singles. S.laer had her Combs - Oroomlnt Supplies . .., -... homer and a single, and Votwrlnarltll Suppll" - Soddlot need both his bat and his glove desperately. The farthest thing Debbie Michael had a triple Rabbit Feed & Svpplln - Purina from his mind is going up to Manager Don Zimmer and asking and single . ·Getting two Feed• I ·Anlmel Hoolth Aids lor All Form Alllmols. him for a rest. single• each were Paula To give you some idea of what Fisk means to lhe Red Sox, he Swisher, Angela Hatfield, was 21-for->4 during those 11 of 14 games they dropped bef<re La w u nd FOR THE RIDER ... uren e, a lila Edcoming into Yankee Stadiwn for their latest series with the defending world champs. That works out to a .389 batting wt,rdsthe second game, the average and nobody else'bn the club could touch it. Senior American team acored With his .299 season average, hia 15 'home runa and his 59 the fourth run in the bottom of RBI, he ts the heartbeat, the very core of the Red Sox ballclub. the filth and held on for,thllt 40n Wednesday night in that long, drawn-out 14-<nnlng iH 3 win. Carla Teaford wu suspended contest with the Yankees, a foul tip off Willie credited with ·the 'wtn while Randolph's bet in the second inning-caught Flak in the most Kim Grueaer got the loae. sensitive partofhis'groin. The pain wu excruciating and for a Barbara Gordan led the few moments as he doubled over, it looked as If he might not be winnera with 1 triple while able to continue, but after walking around lor a while, be put oo Dolle Chapman, Nancy his mask and got behind the plate again. Smith, Sonia Alb, and Cathy Two innings later, Fisk singled lbarply to drive in Jerry Whitlatch each bid a lllnCie . Remy and after crossing first base, with time called he Melanie Slaaon and Deana walked into foul territory and bent hll head toward his~.. White each bid a doublf for He was white as chalk. All the blood had 1'1111hed from biB the Nationals. Cindy ~ey, bead and suddenly he felt nauseous, u if he waa.golng 10 throw Tonia AJb, and VIcki Cundlll up . each bid a single. 399WESTMAINSTREET 0.,.2J601'0MEROY,O. Aft.- the games, team "What's-a-matter ?" Johnny Peaky, the Red Sox first base THESTOREWITH "ALLKINDSOFSTUFF" coach, inquired solicitouslytrophies and some individual FOR PETS - STABLES - LARGE AND SMALL "John, I'm beat," Fisk answered. "My strength Ia aU awards were presented for ANIMALS sapped ." the -eon and tournament LAWNS- GARDENS "You want me 10 calllhe trainer?" uked Peaky. champl001. "~o. I'll mak~ it," Fisk said, moving over to take hll position w hrst base again. Fisk eaught the entire game which wu interrupted twice by rain and la.sted until1 :16 in the mooling.la the 13th, weary u he was , F1sk smashed a wicked lizzler to the left of third baseman Graig Nettles . The ball bid base hit written aU over It but somehow Nettles flagged it down and made the throw 10 first . . Ploze Sltoppjng Confer · Sand had been poured over the buellnea becauae of the rain Oltlo 45714 ' and although Fisk was giving It all he had trying to make flnt the muddy underfootlng olowed him down eooiJI)I · so Nettles' throw beat him by about a ltep, At I :30 in the morning, when most of the other people In base.bell already were aoleep, or should've been, CarltGn Flail, 3 Pc. 'all Dtvon stillm uniform , sat on the Door In the Red Sox drelling room at Coordlnoles -Mill 1-211 3 pc. Fall - Yankee Stadiwn and ravenously ipOOiled up aome uuced , AUO. 1 THIU AUG. 10 meat balls from a paper plate put out for all the playera by the Ms. clubhouse attendant . "I was nmnlng u 111!11 as I could biiU felt like I wuep!JDng · my whee is ," he said, talldng about the ball be hit In the 131h. 2 Pc. Pall Panttults The Red Sox r~lver took a couple of 11p1 fnlm a can of beer No•Y• Blue. Brn .. •lge, Whut Hours: 8nd someooe aakeil him how It felt to be behind lbe plate so Mon., Wttl .. Tllur•·• FrllO-t Slztl·ll I"!' g. in the rain and and_llll, and then cOme oot of the pme Tue1 .. Sot. 11-l :JO . . . ..0.00 Now Only '2a." . Sunil~ 12:,..1 :30 Wllb nothing really to !!how for lt. · .... '45.00 Now Only 'ai.M :'These lo:ind o1 nighta make y1111 ache all owr ywr body "he S81d. "Especially when you have to keep ~q~~~~ttlna l<r ao ri.ny hours." Rf1.t1LOD f~LL SLACKS · "W!Jat ito you think about beblnd the plate?" wu one Solido I. Printal-20 questiOn . 1 Fisk smiled. Checka I. Solid• S-20 "You're always thinking about tbt pme," be laid, "but 1 ooce m a while when there's a break In the IIC'IIoa lor a NCaMI or ao, you day dream between plldlll. You loc*.at the people relaxed and enjoying themAelvee In 1111 llandl and ,au 11117 to YOID'self wouldn't It be nice to be like them lor a while, to be able to take two or three days oil and 11111ybe 10 to New Hampshire with the family . "I still hope 10 do It in Octqber," he laid. "I mean· APTER the World Series, not before it ." 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BOnLfNG~' CO:" RC ° that EAST LETART-A rwnmage sale was plaMed for Sept. 7 and 8 when the East Letart United Methodist Women met at the church Tuesday evening. The sale will be held in the garage at the Racine Methodist parsonage. Mrs. Marlene Fisher was at the piano for group singing of "Church in the Wildwood " with Sally Gloeckner singing " Make Me a Blessing." Mrs. Mabel Shields presided at the meeting with Miss Kathryn Philson giving the prayer. Officers reports were given and thank you notes were read . Mrs. Philson reported on missions an~ there was a discussion of the distri ct meeting in September and the banner to be made. A pi cnic will be held at the MEIGS COUNTY 'WELfARE ADVISORY BOARD u ·::: DAY or EVENING CLASSES f! • ~! .,.. ' · Begin September 18, 1978 field service; Mrs. Casci, cards and flowers; Marjorie Reuter, membership and poppy; Ruby and Denise Marshall, community service; Ruth Powers. children and youth; Veda Davis, junior activities; and Dollie Hayes, publicity. Appointed to the executive committee were Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Casci, and Mrs. Jenkins, with Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Wildermuth and Mrs. Mary Martin being named to the by-laws corn- . mittee. Pet show awards are planned September meeting. Birthday cards will be sent to a resident at the Gallipolis State Institute, and get-well cards to Belva Fisher , Mary Roush and Clara Mae Sarge nt. Report of the nominating conunittee will be made at the September ·rrm!ting. The program by Mrs. Hazel Fox was on the topic, " Ye Shall Be My Witness ." It dealt with the church moving from Witness. •' home base into the world around it. Mrs. Social I . I 1 Calendar 1 - ! ' . . '. FRIDAY WEEKEND R~ V1VAL, Hiland Chapel Church of Christ In Christian Union, through Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m . Theron Durham , eva ngelist. HAPPY HARVESTERS Class, . Trinity Church, 7:30 p.m . Friday at the church . SATURDAY ANNUAL Zuspan reunion , Krodel Park. Basket dinn er served at I p.m . I CE CREAM Social Saturday sponsored by Orange Township Volunteer F ire Department. 5 p.m . at the Tuppers Plains Grade School. Square dance following ;~~g~ TEAFORD reunion Sunday at Racine Locks and Dam. Lunch at noon, bring covered dish . ANNUAL Davis reunion (descendants of Orlando a nd Kathryn Davi s) will be Sunday at Lake Alma , near Wellston. A basket dinner at noon ; relatives and friends, welcome . MARTIN AND Emma Sayre aMual reunion and Shriners Park , Racin e. Lunch at noon. Friends and relatives invited . 4:i.th NICHOLSON reunion , Sunday , Forest Acres Park with dinner at 12' :30 p.m . Relatives and friends urged to attend . Eileen Buck and Sally Gloe-c kner served refreslunents. Others attending were Mrs. Nora Pearson, Mrs . Sue Beegle, Molly Fisher, June Harris, Mrs. Margaret Gloeckner, Mrs. Ada Rowe , Mrs . Doris Adams, Mrs. Julia Norris, Mrs . Lucy Donahue, Mrs. Mildred Dona hew , Mrs . Eileen Roush, Mrs. Focie Hayman, Mrs. June Wickersham, and guests, Josephine Mowery, Carrie Gloecker, and Tracy Beegle. Wildwood gardeners mark 40tk year r------,·-·1 I committees tension Office, Box 32, Pomeroy, along with an entry fee of 25 cents . In each of the classes there will be a plaque awarded for first place, and rosettes for second and third places . All participants will receive participation ribbons. First pla~ e wiriners in each class will compete for the best overall pet award . The rules specify that no animal can weigh · over !50 pounds, and that exhibitors can enter only one animal per class. Pets must be under control at a ll times and ·ail pets are to have had rabies shots . The best of show plaque has been provided by the Pomeroy Landmark . Classes in the youth di vision (12 and under ) are best dog, rodent class, best cat, best dressed pet , most talented, and most unusual. In the.l3 and over older youth division, the classes are best dog, rodent class, best cat, best dressed pet, most talented~ and mo~t unusual , while in the adult division the classes are best dog, best cat, and most unusual. Miss Erma Smith reported on the 58th Department convention held in Cleveland and attended by herself, Marjorie . Goett, and Catherine Welsh . They were accompanied to Cleveland by Mrs. Mabel Brown, Gallipolis . Mi ss Smith noted awards won by the · wlit and ,presented a monetary gift for junior acti.vities to 1\frs. Grace Pratt, president, who turned it over to Mrs. Davis, junior activities chairman. A report was given on the party held at the Chillicothe hospital in July . Genevieve Meinhart was acting chaplain for the Auxiliary meeting . Gladys Cwrunings resigned as chaplain and Mrs. Casci was installed to the position by Pam Powers and Mrs. Pratt . Thank you note was read from Mr . and Mrs . Keith Ashley for a flag presented to the junior grange a t last mon· th 's meeting . Rhonda Reuter, Buckeye Girl State delegate, was present at the meeting and reported on her activities at Girl State attended by 1248. The first reading of the budget was given by Mrs . Davis . It was decided to have a traveling pnze during the year . Next meeting will be a The anniversary cake was baked and decorated by Jane Harris, a member, and Mrs . Betty Milhoan presented the club history which had been written by Mrs . Leah Nease . The history told of tlie club's MONDAY organization in January 1938 MIDDLEPORT Garden at the home of Elma Holter Club, covered dish picnic at by the late Mrs. Garen the ca bin of Mrs. William Stansbury of Middleport , Morris near Forked Run regional director at that time . Lake. Members are to meet There were only two other at the · home of Mrs. Carl clubs in the county, Pomeroy Horky at 5 p.m. to travel to Garden Club and the ·Midthe ca bin. Beverage and table dleport Garden ·Club, both service will be provided by · organized in !935. the hostesses. Members are Various activities of the to take a covered dish . club during the past 40 years TIIESDAY were noted along with the ROCK Springs Grange, s· names of all the members p.m. Tuesday at the hall . who joined and the year they Members will vacate the ha ll joined. for the Meigs County Fair . Mrs. Ada Holter provided the arrangement for the table 5a75% On 90-Day Certificates 5.75 per cent paid on 90 day Certificates of Deposit . .$50 0 . 00 Min imum . Interest P ayable Quarterly . ~ substantial penalty is Invoked on all certificate accounts withdrawn prior to Hie date of maturity. Meigs Co. Branch ~~ - The Athens County Savings & Loan Co. W. Mail"' St. ....... n ero y, Onto FSTJC ------ HERE'S WHY IT'S AS'fiBI. l . A hiQh volt"ge l91"llb0n system and an efho.cnt co mbu~on chamber moans1fU start work when you do Every tl.me Z. A"no-thumbs:· tully 3 . Hot chamber maqne Slwn du~-casnnq makes the hOUSU19 tougher And •.he wholesawllghter 4. Balanced fuel and 01l tank capaotl.es keep you horn haVU1Q to re:hll ont• iiU!OttldOc c ham otler lets you concen trilte on when ther e's still plenty rn the other cuttmg Not oiling arrangement in memorial to The 40th anniversary 'of the Wildwood Garden Club was celebrated at a picnic recently at Royal Oak Park. Our Interest is Greater For You IlEBE'S THE 015•. using a low and long white container with roses, sn•pdragons, a nd dahlias. Mrs. Nease had grace. Mrs. Milhoan displayed an deceased members using a gold urn decorated with angels, white glass candle and white and pale pink phlox . ~..lili · Dorothy Smith thanked Mrs. Carrie Grueser for her participation in the garden of the year competition. Following the meeting , Mrs. Karl Grueser presented roses to f~nn er presidents and older members attending . A flower show <o be held at the Forest Run Church in September was announced. Mrs . Pat Holter will be the judge. picnic at the home of Mrs. Casci. Refres hments were served by Mrs. Meinha rt and Miss Smith with E dith Lanning a contributing hoste"" . · S. lt's'boon deSigned to Wt ell least lwlce as long as any other SCI W like 11 6. And by lastmg twtoo 4S dS long n'll really only COS! about half as much. AND HERE'S THE BEST PLACE AROUND TO GET IT. POMEROY HOME & AUTO 606 E . Ma!.n St. 992-2094 . Pomeroy , 0 . 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'14.00 NOW ONLY 7.99 lltl. 16.00 NOW ONLY '1.99 ~ew conuJJittees were a~ Best man was Robert Elberfeld, brother ·of the pomted and a report on the bridegroom of Cincinnati. '1lepartment of Ohio convenUshers were Mark Elliott, tion was given at the recent Mechanicsburg; Ron Greite, meeting of the American Cincinnati; Mark Love, Troy, Legion Auxiliary of Drew and Tim Ryan and Andy . Webster Post 39, Pomeroy. Chairperson named were · Sclunidt; both of Hamilton. Rhoda Ha ckett, national A reception was held at the security and civil defense · Springfield Country Club with Linda Bauer .of Oak Harbor Frankie Hwmell, legislative : attending the guest book. Genuna Casci, rebabilitaton • Programs were handled by Fay Wildermuth, scholar: Debra Elliott of ship; Iva Powell , foreign relations; Dorothy Jenkins Mechanicsburg. music;. Norma Jewell, legio~ A rehearsal dinner was activities; Cheryl TP hPw held Thursday in Derr Road 1M with the bridegroom 's parents as hosts . Mrs. Elberfeld is a Plaques and rosettes will graduate of Springfield North be awarded in the Meigs High School and Miami University . She. is employed County Fair pet show to be by Mechanicsburg Village staged at I p.IT). on Friday, Schools. Her husband is a Aug. lB . Mrs . Pat Thoma is the show graduate of Taft High School, Hamilton, and Miami Univer- chairperson and reminded sity . He is employed by exhibitors that Aug . 11 is the deadline for reg istering Goshen School District. The couple will reside at 26 animals. Registration is to be sent to the Meigs County ExChateau Place 12, Milford. UMW plan rummage sale ap17Days' gang1s here. PUBUC HEARING . By Gre1 Batley The Melp - Mason Glrla Soft bell League cloeed ita season lut niBht witb two AllStar games, one for the Junior DivWon and one for the Senior Dlvilllon. In the Junior game, the ,, The called York 000 001 K- 1 6 2 Torrez and Fisk ; Beattie, • Linblad (.5, and Munson. w~ew Mrs. David Elberfeld FIMr 002 020 4- e 11 1 ·Springfield woman weds · Auxiliary ·appoints HAMILTON-The marriage ol Amy R. Elliott and David Hadden Elberfeld was held at 7:30 p.m. Friday, July 7 In Weaver Chapel. The Rev. Richard B. Elberfeld, Jr., curate of St. Peter 's Episcopal Church, Kansas City, Mo. perfonned the doublering ceremony. Music was presented by Dr. Frederick Jackisch, organist, and Helen Boddy Qf San Diego, Calififomia, vocalist. The bride is the daughter of Mrs . Joyce Elliott and Dr. Warren G. Elliott, Springfield. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Elberfeld of · Hamiltoo. He is the grandson of the late Alfred M. Elberfeld of Pomeroy . Lori Young was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Joyce Conover, Anne Elberfeld , Hamilton, and Vicky McRoberts of Brookville. Bridesmatrons were Barbara Love of Troy and Sandra Senser, Colwnbus. D.Martlntz and O.mpaty , w ....!_ Cl-ll . L - August lne {10-10 ). H Rl- 811tlmort, Sin. gleton o.o, Murray (211. · D . ~rtlntz 001 010 lOx- 3 8 1 •• I Ret. gm games are divided . Frf,dJ!v ""'" 4,1978 ( 1o lnwlftll) •m All-Star ~The~ Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, Belley 1•>- Interested persons and organizations are urged to MEN'S SANDALS 108 W- Main St. (18) , . International L.eayuo · United Prnslntwrno lilnal ( ExhlbiHon go mot not In· (Only games scheduled) eluded In standlntll Amtrlcan League W. L. .Pet. GB . (5UIP 1·2• 17 Inns .) Charleston 65 •2 .607 Pawtucket 59 49 .546 6112 Boston ooo 202 o1o ooo ooo 02- 1 Richmond S6 49 .533 8 New York Tidewater 54 54 .511o 11112 ... 000 000 000 000 oo- s Toledo 50 54 .4111 13 112 Ha111er, Burmeler l2J. camp. Columbus 51 55 .481 lll/2 boll (7) , Draoo (13). B.Sionloy Rochesler 52 S6 .481 1Jll2 (15) and Fisk; Tidrow. G01seoe 16), Lyle (131, Clar, liS) and Syracuse -40 68 .370 25 112 Uohnson . w - B.stan ev (6-H . L . Thursd•y's RtJutta - Clay 12·41 . Richmond 6, Toledo 2. lsi, 7 ALL LEATHER . Torrez (13.61. L - Btattlt U ·6l. HRs- aoston, Rlct (25J. Lynn M•j•r LIIIUI Retultl ly Unl ect Prtulnttrnatlonll Nltlonll LIIIUI St.L 100 100 ooo- 2 9 2 Landr•aux (2) . Chi 10:30 Boston at Milwaukee Todar's Games 2, 6:05 p.m. Innings ·Richmond •· Toledo 3, 7nd, I Innings Rochester 11 , Columbus 7 New York Mots 13, Tldewatwr Toronto (Jefferson 6-9) · at · Gl Kansas City (Splfttorff 12-9), 8:30p.m. San Fran Clf'!clnatl 1 LOS AnQ J'h San DitQO .5i6 52 .. 519 8V2 Atlanta -49 57 .-462 U'h Houston -49 57 .462 U'h Th,u rsday •s Rtsutts Chicago 3, St. Louis 2 San Francl&co S. Los Ange-les Kan City ~eiffer . .... .. .... .. .. COOLS 3 TO 4 ROOMS MILK SHAKES SUNDAES ~.54~. 694 P.O. lox 74f Ollltlpolls, OH. 45631 ( I PINM provide mt with moro lntormotlon t Nam•;;~::::::~~::::::::JU;; AlktrHI CIIY'----"•'"--''P--! No. ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY HAS.: 10 :00 A.M. till 11:10 P.M. Sun.-Tllurs. 10:10 A.M. Hll 12 :00 PM Frldo·· Saturdoy . · · ' Sao Us At tho Pomoro~ Iiond Bridge · 1 nc1 Automatic controls, set the desired t~mperature and just use the an - off switch . Large cooling capacity a nd 2 speed fa n for maximum comfort . · · • �... ·. • MEIGS TIRE CENTU, INC. Jolin F. Fu1t1, Mgr. Pll. 992·2101 t......_,-> PDm•roy " TRINITY CHURCH , Rev . W . H. lyTroiingHou• . 7p .m Wednesday P•rrin , pastor . Bob Buck . Sundoy school supt. Church !tchool. 9. 15 a .m ., wonhtp service 10:30 a .m . Choir rehearsal . Tuesday . 7·30 ' p.m . under d•rect ion of Alice worship !8tVICe , 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH , Near long Bottom . Edsel Hart, po5tor . Sunday sckool. 10 a .m .; Church . 7:30 p .m .. prayer Nease . POMEROY CHURCH OF THE I NAZAREN E. Corner Un•ofl and Mulberrv . lt.11 . Clyde V. Hender- son , pastor Sunday school , 9 30 am .. Glen McClung . supt : morn ing worship , 10 30 a .m .; vvening service , 7 ·30: mtd -week se r-.. tce , Wednesday , 7:30 p.m . G RA CE EPISCOPAL . The Rev Robert Groves , Re( tor ..Morn1ng Prayer and Sermon 11 o .m . Ch~rch School and Nursery Ser· vice I o .m Dole Dutton , Icy leader. osmtmg the rector ' POMEROY CH URCH OF CHRIST . • Wo Fill Doctors' Prescriptions 9t2-2t55 Pomeroy meeting . 7:30p.m Thursday . MIDDlEPORT PENTECOSTAL , Third Ave .. the Rev Wtlliom Kntl · tel , poster . Ronald Dugan , Sunday School Supt Clones fer oH oge5 , evening service. 7:30: Bible study . Wednesday , 7 30 p .m .. you th services Frida y . 7.30p .m . MIDDLEPORT FREEWill BAP· fiST . Corner Ash and Plum . Noel Herrman , pastor Saturday even· mg ser\'ICe , 7·30 p m Sunday School !0:30a.m . MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH nan •••• A Complete Automotive Servl~t • 212 E. Moton Street f92-l785, Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio These Mes~es Loc:uata 992-992T Of Our Religious Heritllge Are Sponsored Each Week By The Following: RACINE PlANING MU Mill Wark- C.IIIMI Mllklnt Syrec- m-m• STATE FARM INSURANCE • lfoltl% S. Third Middleport Ph . 992-7155 I FIGURi!!!' YEAH, AND IT .SOMSO~!; DOWN THI!'Ftl!' MU!;T &E TRVIN' P. J. PAULEY, AGENT ROSEBERRY'S PENNZOIL METHODIST CHURCH 212 W Main St .John McArthur , Robert T. Bumgcrner . pastor , Bible school. 9·30 a . m .. O•rector morning worship , 10 30 o m ., POMEROY CLU STER Re v. James Corbitt Youth meet•ngs 6·30 p m ; even · ing worship , 7 30. Wednesday POME ROY . worsh1p serv1ce . n•gh t prayer meehng and Bible 9: 15 a .m .. Sund ay sct1ool . 10 .30 study , 7 ·30p.m. am , Re v Robert McGee , THE SALVATION ARMY , 115 minister . 8ulfernut Ave .. Pomeroy Envoy ENTERPRISE Worship 9 o .m . and Mrs. Ray Wtnmg , officers in Church Sc haol lO om cha r ge . Sunday · h ol1nen ROCK SPRINGS, Wor5h•p 10 meeting , 10 am . Sunday S~hoo l am . Church School 9 15om lO·JO o m Sunday schoo l leader UMYF 6 30 p.m YPSM , Eloise Adams 7.30 p m . FLATWOOD S Worsh•p. 11 om solvat •on meet.ng , various Church Sc hool10o .m . speakers and music specia ls MIDDLEPORT CLU STER Thursdoy - 10 om to 2 p .m Re v . Rabert Bumgorner Lad1es Home League, all women HEATH , Robert Bumgarner , inv1 ted , 7 30p m prayer meet1ng Pastor Wonh•p 10 30 am ond Bible study. Bob Estep, Church School 9 30 a .m UMYF 6 leader Rev . Noel Hermon. p m teacher Rutland Sal em Center Charge BURLINGTON SOUTHERN BAP RUTLAND , Wilbu r Hilt , Pastor , liST CHAPEl , Route I , ShadeWorsh1p 1O<JO am Ch urch School Pastor Bobby Elk.ns Sunday 9 30 o .m , school , 5 p m .. Sunday worship . SA LEM CENTER, Churc h School 5 .t5 p m , Wednesday prayer ser - 9 45 a.m . wors l·up 9 o .m . v1ce 7.30 p.m SYRACUSE CLUSTER POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH Rev . Har vey Koch Jr OF CHRIST 200 W Mo1n St . Jet'ry ASBURy , Worship 11 o.m Paul , minister, phone 992 ·7666 Church School Y 50 om UMW Cans ervottve non .fn strumen tol . f• rst Tuesday B1ble Study Thurs Sundoy worship 10 a m. Bibl e 7 30 p m study , I I om worsh1p b p m . FOREST RUN Worship 9 a .m Church SchoollO o .m Wednesday Bible study 7 p m OLD DEXTER BIBL E CHRISTIAN ~ MtN E RS V IllE Worshtp 10 om CH UR CH Re v . Ralph Smith , Churc h Scheel 9 a .m . pas tor . Sunday school 9·30 om , SYR ACUSE , Churc h School 9 00 Mrs Worley Fronos . supennten · om Worship ser11ice 7:30pm dent. Preach •ng services first & SOUTHERN CLU STER th ird Sundays follo w ing Sunday Rev . Dovtd Horris SchooL Cluster Leader GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST , RP v Steven Wilson Preo c h1~g 9:30 o m . f1rst and se· Florence Sm1th con d Sundays ol each month Hilton Wolfe H·urd and fourt h Sundays eoch Associat es month worsh1p serv1ce of 7·30 BETHANY (Dorcas ). Worship p.m Wednesday evenmg s at 9·30 am Church School 10.30 7 30 Prayer ond 81ble Study a.m SEVE N TH· CAY ADVENTIST , CARMEl . Chruch School q 30 Mulberry He•ghts Rood , Pomeroy o.m Worship 10 30 a .m 2nd and Pastor Albert Dittes : Sabbath • 4th Sunday s Sc ho ol Supenn tendenl , Rita APP LE GROVE . Sun day School Wh11e Sabbath School Saturday 9 30 o .m Worsh•p 7·30 p.m 1st af ternoon ot 2 00, w1th Worship and 3rd Sundays Prayer meeting Serv1ce follo wing at 3 15 Wednesday 7 30 p m Fel lowship RUTL AND FIRST BAPTIST supper f irs t Saturday 6 p.m UMW CHUR CH S1ster Harriett 7ndTuesday7 ·30p m Wor ner , Sup! Sunday School EAST LETART Chruc h School 9 9 30 o .m morn in g worship , om Worshi p se rvtce lO om 10 4S a .m Prayer meet •ng 7 30 p .m THE HILAND CHAPEL . George Wednesday , UMW ftrst Tuesday Casto , past or . Sunday School , 7 30p .m . 9 30om .; even1ng wo rs h•p 7·30 RACINE WESLEYAN - Sunday Thursday evemng pr ayer sennce , school 10 a .m , worsh tp 11 om 7·30 p m . Choi r practice , Thursday , 8 p m , POMEROY FIRST BA PTIST , LETART FALLS- Church Sc hool Da111d Man n mmtster , Wdhom 10 a.m . Worship service 9 om .: MO RN ING ST AR , Worshtp 9 30 Watson . Su nday $Chool supt . Sun doy sc hoo l 9 30 o.m , morni ng om .. Chu rch School 10.30 a .m .: wOr$h ip 10 30 a.m . Mtd· Week Serv1ce Wednesday 8 FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST , 782 p.m Mulberry A ve Pome roy . Paul J MORSE CH APEL . Worshp 11 Wh ite . Po$tor · Gar~ 8o $hom . Sun am . Chu-rch School9 30 am . PORTLAND Wo r sh1p 7.30 p m day school supt . Sunday school . 9 30 a m morn1ng worship , Chu rch Schoo19 30 am . 10 30, evenmg worship , 6·30 p.m . SUTTON Church School 9·30 M1dweek prayer servt ce . 7 30 o .m Worsh ip 1st and 3rd Sundays p.m . 10 30o .m M IDWAY COMMUNITY CENTE R. NORTHEAST CLUSTER De)(ler Rd Langsv•lle Oh•o . Rev Rev . Richard Thomas Clyde Ferrell . Poster Sunday Pastor Sc hool 11 o m Sdtu r doy Duane Sydenstrtdt.er preaching serv1ces 7 30 p .m . John Douglas Wedne~doy even1ng Bible study AS$0CIOie s at 7 30 p m . JOPP A . , Worship 10 o.m., FAITH TABERNAClE CHURCH . Church School 9 om Prayer Bodey Run Rood , Rf!v Emmett Meeting Wednesday 8 p m Row son past or Handley Dunn , CHESTER , Worsh>p 9 om , sup I Sunday sc hool . 10 o.m Sun· Chu rch School 10 o.m LONG BOTTOM , Worship 7 30 day even1ng serv1ce 7 30. 81b le leaching , 7 30 p m Thursday p m Chur ch School 9 30 o DYE SVILLE COM MUNITY ALFRED . Worsh1p 7 30 p m , CHURCH , Roger C TUrner pa sto r Church School9 30 am Sunday school 9 30 a .rn , Sunday ST. PAUL Worsh•p 11 o .m marnm g wor.sh 1p, 10 30 Sunday Churc h School9 30 am . evemng sen.11ce 7 30. REEDSV IL LE Sunday School9 30 om Wo r sh•p 7·30 p.m .; Prayer M IDDl EPORT ' MIDDLEPORT CHUR CH OF Meehng 7·30 p m Tue!!.doy CHRI ST IN CHRISTIAN UNION Vis•tollon7 30 p m lsi ,Th ursday . law ren ce Manley pastor M rs Sit VE R RIDGE . Worship 10 a m Russell Youn g Sunda~ School Church School9 o m Sup! Sunday School 9 30 a m TUPPERS PLAINS, Worshtp 9 Eve nmg w orsh1p , 7 30. Wednes om Church SchoollO am day prayer meettng 7 30 p m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST ser MT M OR IAH CHURCH OF GOD vtces ea ch Sunday 9 30 o .m Rocme Rou te '2 . the Rev. James Georg~ P•ckens . pas tor w 1th M Muncy p<ulor Sunday school p re achmg on f1rst and third Sun 9 45 a m m?rn1ng wor~h1p , 11 day of mon th Oliver Swain Sup f o,m evenmg wor shtp 7 30 HOBSON CHRISTI AN UNION Prayer meet1ng Tuesday 7.30 Rev Ketth Eblm past or Sunda y Young peoples meeting , School 9 30 o m. Leonard pm 7 30 p m . Thursday G tlm01 e , lu st elder , even 'tng se r MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST . v1ce 7 30p m Wednesdoyprcy er Corner S1)(t h ond Palmer the Re v meet in g , 7 30 p.m . K1rby O iler pa stor Robert MT MORIAH CHURCH OF G OD Parl..er 5upermtendent Sunday . Racine Rou te 2. The Rev. Charles WMPO Rod• o program 7 45 a m . Hand , pasto r Sunday sc hoo l ~ 45 Sunday School 9 15 am .. M orn· a.m . morning worsh1p , 11 o m 1ng Worsh1p 10 15 am Youth ac · Evening services , Tuesday and 11v1 t1es and fellowsh ip for [un1or Fn da.,. . 7·30 p m · BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH and sen10r htgh !>tudenl'i, 6 p m Sunday evenmg worsh1p 7 30 OF CHRIST Duane Warden p.rn Mid· week prayer se rv tces , minister . Bible doss . 9·30 a m . Wednesday 7 30 p m morning worsh 'tp , 10 30 o m . CHURCH OF CHRIST M•d· even1n g worsh1p . 6·30 p .m dleporl 5th and Mom . George Wednesday Bible-study b 30 p m Glale , min 1ster . M tke Gerlach N EW STIVERSVILLE COMMUNI supenntendent Terry Yankey , TV Chur ch , Sunday Xhool ser youth min1ster . Bible school. 9 30' vke , q 45 om Worshtp servtce om mor• mg worshtp 10 30 10 30 : Ev angelistiC Service 7 30 om evemng worsh1p , 7 30 p .m . Wed nesday , Pro.,er pro.,tu !iervice , 7 p m Wednes- meeting . 7 30 day ZION CHURCH O F CHRIST MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE Pomeroy ·Hornsonv tll e Rd Don NA ZARENE Rev Jtm Br oome. Kennedy . pos ter Bill McElro y pastor M rs Mary lothey . Sunday Sunday school supt Sunday schoo l sup t Sunday sc hool , 9 30 school q 30 a m mornmg wor · o m morn mg worsh ip. 10 30 sh•p and commun •on , 10.30 om . om . Sun day e v ongel is 11c Sunday evemng youth Christian meettng, 7 00 p m Pr ayer Ende,ovor , b p m .; worsh•p ser · meet1ng Wednesday . 7 30 p .m v•ce , 7 p m Wed nesday even•ng UNI T E 0 PRES 8 Y T E RIA N prayer meellng and 81ble stud 'I' . 7 MlNISTR¥ OF ME IGS COU NTY pm Dw•ght l. Zovttz , d1rector ST JOHN LU THERAN CHUR CH H A R R I S 0 N V I t l E Pine Grove The Rev William PRESBYTERIAN , Rev Ernest Middlesworth Pas tor Church S t r~c kltn , poslor . Sunday church servtces 9:30 om Sunday School school 9·30 am . Mrs Homer 10 30o .m Lee . supt . rno r ntng w ors htp , BRADBURY CH UR CH ' OF 10 JO CHRIST, Mr Donald Roley , po:~t or . M IDDLEPORT . Sunday school , Sunday school 9:30 om : wor · 9 30 o .m . Richard Vaughan supt ~sh • p service 10·30 a m , Sunday Morn1ng worst11p , 10 30. f servtces , 7 p m youth group . SYRACUSE . Morning wors h ip , 9 W~nesdoy 7 p.m . ANTIQUITY BAPTIST , Rev Earl a.m , Sunday !!.chool , !Oa.m . Mrs Sampson Hall . sup! . Shuler , pastor . Sunday school RUTLAND CHURC.H OF GOD , 9·30 o .m , Church serv1ce. 7 p .rp ., R•v. Bobby Porter , pas lor. Sun - youth mee ll ng b p m r u&!ldoy Hi'· day schoo l. JO o .m ., Sunday wor · ble Study . 7p.m . HACINE CHURCH OF THE ship , II om .. Sunday evening servic• 7 p .m Wednesday Fom i· NA ZAR EN E R•v John A . CoH , SWISHER &LOHSE PHARMACY EWS & SONS SOHIO K&C JEWELERS US SUMTHIN, I!AIW I T'Te~L. Nttlo-lde Ins. Co. of Columbua, 0. 104 W. Molin Ph . 9•9·9130 IIY Titf WAY-· DIPJA ALERT ANYONE' WE WIORf COMIIoJ'l ... I MEAN• WHO CAN we GET HE:LP PROM AT MEKPORT IN CA~E SUII.c DOI!S..,.T SOUND L.IKS GOOD NEW!!Il ... RECKON WE'D lleTTEFt !!1£NP A COI.IPLE MORE TROUILE!!IHOOTERS DOWN THI!REo MIOI! PROM HIM AND CAROL ... NOT A O.OUL KNOW~ WHAT WE'RE UP TO! OF EM!II.&EtoJCY1 WASH I 992-2311 Pomeroy RACINE FOOD MARKET County • Sawinp & Loan Co. Tilt Store With A Heart Racine Ph. 9•9·2626 216 E. Molin Ridenour TV & Ap$ftce Gas Service Midway Bob's Market Chnttr 915-JI17 Rtilnt 949-2010 Pomeroy 992·2582 Mason 77l-572 J ELLlOTI APPUANCE II lNG CARE DOUG'S MARINE SALES & Reuter-Brogan Insurance Services H4 E . Mlin FuHon-Thornpson Tractor Sales, Inc. Farm Machinery Spring Ave . 9t2S101 Pomeroy Copyroghl 1918 Ketsler Aclver!IStflog ServiCe If Christi ans are to survive and flouri sh, they must receive th~ nurture that comes from worship, God's Word . prayer and meditation strengthen and fortify lhcm li1 r a ri ch life. God's help is OUR tender loving S lr l!ISOurg VugonHt ca re Small Engines 441 Locust OUR &l RANGER WillS GOOD Wi1H A ROSCOE> · · E·E·E·V+H ~ THE •WO WH O WERE FOUOWING HIM ·" 9 , 9 , BUT >HAT OH· H,H ... !HEY YEP ,, BUT HI' ENOUGH ... OUl OF PRACTICE, MAYBE " · THIS 15 A TC H · TC H' HE BUT GAVE TH ' JOB ·TEA" ro ... SHERIFF' KURT t<OLLY " · AH ! J UST AS I THOUGHT .. , GONE 1 YEP···600D NAP WAS All ~E NEEDED, POOR SOY''" HEH ' HEH ~ Ffll ASLEEP .. . OTHER ONE YOU WIISN'T QUITo &OOD 60T tiiM, TOO ··· BY NQW .. . 116S.. NCOnd Pomeroy 992-3325 Don Thorn pson Fonl. Inc. -~----0 better come see what's in th' Wallets· cellar! Rufus! Joel! 461 S. %rd. Middleport 992·21N Clble TV Systems, Inc. Sunday Exodus 12:1-27 Sales & Service SI'EMS VIRGIL B. TEN,ORD SR. Find 11 in c hurch thi s Sunday. WILKINSON '\11! IT pomt.. Y Houseplants must be tended regularly . They must rece1ve waler and food . The earth in which they grow must be loose ned period ically. m -5130 Pomeroy Tractors, New !tolland Eat In or Carry Out 126 E. Main 992-':IH Est her has the m'ost beautiful flowers of anyone 1' know . Every plant she touches seems to grow magically. When her sister discarded some seedlings. Esther resc ued il. Within months the plant had grown until it r~ached the cei ling. Starcraft Pleasure & Fishing Boats. Mercurv Outboard . Deull PIZZA SHACK For TIM Its! In TV Vltwlnt 992·3093 c. WAID CROSS SONS STORE Attend The Church Of Your Choice Groceries General Merchandise FIRE & SAFETY Equlpm111t Seles-Servict This Sunday Racine 949-2550 Fire ExtintiUIIIItrs Firt Dept. Equip. Rutland GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY Professional Serv1ce Aerial-Schools- Weddings Chester985·41SS mon posto1 Fronk l1n Imboden ol the Boord ol Chns lion li fe . Sunday School 9.30 am . morntng wor sh1p 10.30 Sunday e ... en.ng wor sh1p 7·30 p.m . Prayer rnee tmg , Wednei da.,. 7 30p m RA CINE FIRST BAPTIST Don l Walk er Pos t01. Ron n1 e Salser Sunday sc hool ~upt . Sundov !i>Choof 9 30 o m ., mormng wor ~hip , 10.40 om . Sunday evening wors htp , 7 30 Wednesday e ven 1ng B1ble study , 7 JO DAN VIl l E WESLEYAN Rev . R D Br o wn pos tor Sunday Sc hoo l mo rnmg w o rsh1p 9.30 o .m 10 45 you th $erv•ce 6 45 p m even1ng wOr!l.htp 7 30 p m prayer and pr o•se . Wed nesda.,. 7 JOp rn · SI LVER RUN FREE BAPli Sl Rev Marvlfl Mark in , pastor, Ste ve Lit lie S.undoy sc hool sup1 Sunday ~ c ho ol . 10 am morn1ng wo r ~h 1 p 11 o m Sunday. e"en tng wor shtp 7 30 Pr ay er meetmg ond B1ble slud y T hu r~doy 7 30 p m '(O U 1h serv 1ce 0 p m ~un c ho~tmo n day CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD Rev Danny R Cook , past or !:.un day s.c hool 9 30 o m war sh1p serv•c e . 11 a m e11emng se1v1ce 7 00. you th s. er v tce Wednesday l'()(J p.rn LANGSVILLE CHRI STI AN CHURC*H, Robert MuH et . pas101 Sunday schoot 9 30 a m , Roy Stgmon su pt mot nmg wor sh•p . 10 30 Sundo'( even•ng serv1 ce . 7 ~0 m1d · weelo. ser11ice Wedn e$> day 7 p m SYRAC USE CHURCH OF THE NAZAR £ N~ R&v Dale Boss pa stor Bob M oo re Sunde; School sup!. . Sunday school 9 30 om morn1ng wor shtp , 10 45 om , e vangelis t ic serv•ce 7 p .m prayer Wednesday ser11 tC&S and p r o i ~e . 7 p m Naiarene youth 7 p.m Oody prayer meetin g . 8:30 a m Mens prayer meetin g , Saturday , 7 p.m . EDEN UNITED HHHHREN IN CHRIST , Elden R. Bl oke pastor Sunda.,. School 10 o m Howard McCoy . su pt .. Mornmg sermon 11 a rn . Svndoy IHQh t ser v1c es Chnst ion Endeavor 7 <)0 p m . Song servn::e , 8 p . m . ~ Preochmg lj JO p m Mtdweek Proyet meeting , Wednesday , 7 p m Roy Ariom s lay leader . CHURCH OF JE SUS CHRIST , Located at Rutland on New L1mo Hood . nell(! to Forest Acre Pork He 11 Hoy Rou se , pastor ; Roberi Musser Sunday School supt Sun day s.c hoo! 1 10 30 a.m .. wor sh1 p 7 :m p m .Btble Study , Wedn es· day 7 30 p m .. Sa turday n1gh1 prayer serv 1ce 7 30 p.m . THE DAILY SENTINEL Bakers of Good Bread "''~.-2i!JI w. MARK VSTORE Middleport I WA:; HOPING YOUNG'S CARPmNG ICOLIL!7 TAKE YOU TO LUNCH! Middleport· Pomeroy, 0 . HEMLOCK G ROVE CHRI STIAN Pra y er mee ting . 7 30 p .rn Roger Wa l !l.on pos to t Ken ne th Werinesdoy , 7' 30p m Byer . Sunday sc hool sup t M orn lONG BOTT OM CHRISTIAN . mg wc rshtp , q 30 o •n Sun Wo Ua (e Brufe Smtih . po!>IO t doyschoo l 10 JO om cven•ng Dame wood . Sup! B•ble Sc hool . ser 111ce 7 30 Wednes day B•ble '1 30 om . Pt eac hm g servtce . Stud'( 7 30p m 10 45 om No e11erHng ser voce Ml UNION BAPTI ST Don HYSEl l RUN FREE METHODISf Wd son Su nd ay H h ool CHURCH Re v Herbert A dtng po!itor Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 om super tntenden l Sunda y schoo l q 45 o m _,. venm g w orship , 7 30 Morning ser v•(e , . 10 30 a rn p m Pray er meet mg 7 30 p .m Ev onge l1sf1C se r11tc e 7 30 p m . Wednesday Ptoyer meetmg Thur sday 7 '30 1UPPl:J.I S PLAIN S CHRI STIAN p m CHURCH Eugene Under wood FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSI ON ot pa stor , Howard Coldwe ll Jr Bold Knob . Re v law renc e Sunde; Gluesencomp Sr po5f or ~oger Sunday Sc hoo l ~u p! School 9 30 o rn M orntr'9 Se t W1ll f ord Sr . Sunday sc hoo l supf. mon 10 30 o m !:Iunday even111g ~undoy school 9 30 o evening ~ er"JlCe 7 p m w o r ship . 7 JO p rn Prayer LEIART FAL LS UNilED mcet•ng , Wedi'1 e!>doy 7 30 p.m . BR ETHR EN Re11 f- re('lond Norr• s Youth meet1ng . Sund ay , 5 30 p.m . po ~ t o r . Fl oyd Nortl !. ~u p ! Sunde; w1th Don and M artha Meadows in S(.ho al 9 30 o m rnorrung set. c;- hor ge . mon . l 0 30 a m Pray er ~e r v 1 c e . WHITE 'S CH A PEL Coo l v•lle RD Wedn e<;doy 7 30 p m Re v. Roy Deeter, pastor . Sunday CHESTER CHURCH OF THl: sc hool 9 30om wor sh•p ser111ce , NAZAREN E Rev Herbcr1 Crate 10.30 a .m . Bibl e stud y end ptoyer po slor Wor<; h tp serv,ce . 11 a .m • serviC e , Wedne sday , 7 30 p .m . and 7 30 p m Sun de-,. Sunday RUTLAND Sch(X)I , q 30 a m R1( hord Bor1 on RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST . supt Pray er rneetmg Wedhe~ · l or ry Co le man pa stor . Co· Sun doy 7 30 p m day sc hoo l su pts . Som M cKinney BRADF O RD CHU RCH • OF and Herb Ellitt Sunday sc ho ol ond CHRI ST, Gobt1el Mtr ~ po!>tor . 81· com muni o n 9.30 am . Wors h•p bl e Sunday School q 30 o m mor· and comunion , 1030a .rn . , n1n g chur ch 10 30 o m S~n do,. RUTLAN D. CO MMUNITY even tn g se r111t0 7 00 p m . CHURCH, Sunday Sc hool . q 30 Wednesday '>erv oce 7 JO p rn om . wor":>h•p service 11 o.rn .; lAUREL CliFF FR E~ Ml: l HODtST Wedne sday pra.,er meetin g. 7, 30 CHURCH Rev Flo 'lld F Shook , p m youth services , Sunday, 7 past or Ll o-,.d Wrtght . Sunday p.m , Sund o-,. ntght worsh•p . 7 ~ 30 Sc hoo l Supt .. Mor nm g Worsht p RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE 9 30 o m Sunde-,. School I 0 20 NA Z AR E N ~ . Rev llo yd D G(lmm , a,m . Wed nes day Pr ay er and B1 · Jr " pa sto r Sunday schoo l . 9 30 ble Study 7 30 p m ., Sunday even · am . wor sh ip serv1ce , 10:30 a.m . mg w or ship 7 30 p m · Cho.r Pr oc Br oad cast l1ve over WMPO , young l1ce Thu ndoy , 7 p m people 's se r\1 1C e . 7 p.m . DEXTER CHUR0-1 O F CHRIST ~vongelts t i c service. 7 30 p.m Charles Russell Sr mtn lsler Wedne sday service. 7:JO p m. R1ck Macomber sup! Sun day · MASON COUNT Y sc hoo l , 9 30 am . worship ser · FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST . Cor· v•ce I 0 30 a m B•b le Study Tues · net of Second and Anderson , · day 7 30 p m Mason Past or Fronk Low ther Ri:ORGANIZW CHUR CH OF ~u nd oy school , 9:45 a .m .; wor · JESUS CHRIST OF lATTEN DAY ~h l p sttrv•ce, 11 a .m . and 7 30 SAIN TS, Por tland Ro ctne Rood p .m Weekly B1b !e Study . Willta m Roush pml o t . Russell Wttdnf:!sdoy . 7:30 p .m . • Rattl •ff , church schoo l Ouec lor MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, P Sunday Sc hool q 30 a rn .: Morn 0 So • 41:17 , Miller St., Mason, W. mg wor shtp , I 0 30 o m ~ .Sunde)' Vo Sundoy Sible Study 10 a.m. : everpn g servtce 7 p m Wcdnes Worship 11 a .m and 7 p h-1 . 81ble day e\lenmg prayer ser11tces , 7 30 Study We dnesday 7 p m .. Vocal p.m mu sic . BETHLEHI:M BAPT IS T Rev . ~oil MASON i>.SSEMBL Y OF GOO , ShulE-r , pa stor Worship servt ce , Dudd ing lone , Mason . W Va . 9:30 a m Sunday sc hool 10 30 Chesler Tenn ant , Pa5tor . Sunday a.m . H1ble ~ t u dy anri prayer sel' · Xhool 9 A5 a m , S:hildren s vic£- Thutsdoy , 7 30 p m Church b 4 !> p .m . Young People 's CAIUI:TON CHUf:fCH, l< ongs bury ~e rv • c e 6 45 p rn E.,ongeli5tk Road Gory Kmg pas tor ~undoy 1:-cr vtCC 7 30 p .rY'! . Wornen "1 Mis· school 9 30 om , Rolph Car l '••Onory Council 10 a",m f irsl and supenn tertdenl eventng wo rsh •p' third Tuesdays . Pr oy er and B1ble ahernattng with C E Wednesdvy ing 1erv1ce. 7 prayer meeting 7:30 p.m . Rev. TRif:'ITY Christian A ssembly , IN CHRISTIAN UNION , The Re v . James leach. po1tor . David Coolv1lle Gilbert Spencer W dl1 omCompbell , pastor Sunday Holter , loy leader . pallor. Sunday school , 9:30a .m .; JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES. l mile morning wonhlp , II a.m Sunday $.c hool , 9·30 o.m .: James Hughes. '> upl. , even1ng service , 7 30 p m . eost o f Rutlan~ . junction of Route evening service, 7.30 p .m .; Wednesd a.,. evening p r ayer 12.4 and Noble Summi' Rood (T· mtdwHk prayer ser vice Wednes· mee ting, 7 30 p .m . Youth prayer 174). Sunday Bible Lecture. 9 30 dow- , 7 30p m . o., Wolchtower studY . 10:30 ser vice each Tue sday . MOUNT Ol ive Commu nity FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH . a.m .: Tuesdo~ . B1ble study , 7 and Church , long Bottom Ruuell L• tart W Vo ., Rt. 1, Rev Charles 8: 15 p .m .: Thundav. thaocratic Cl1ne. 1uperintendent . Sunday school , 7: 30 p .m .; 1ervice School 10 a .m . Youth group and Hargraves. pastor. Worship ser v1ces , Y 30 a.m ., Sunday school , meeting . 8:30p.m . prayer meeting• Wltdnesday 7·30 HOPE BAPTIST - 570 Grant St .. p.m . Church tent•ces Sunday 7:30 11 a .m .. eventn g worsh1p , 7·30 p m Tuvsday cottage prqyer · Middleport. Bobby Elktnl , poster p m . Lowrance Bu1h, pastor. mee t1ng and 81ble 5fudy , 9·30 Sunday School. 10 a .m.: worship FAITH BAPTIST Church , Mason a .m . Worsh ip service . Wednes · serv1ce. 11 a .m .; evening serv1c:e. me•t al United Sleel Workefl 7:30 p .m . Thursday prayer Un•on HoU , AoilrOQd Street, day , 7 30 p .m CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH, now meeting and Bible study . 7:30 Masa~ , Pastor . Rev . Joy Mitchell. loco led on Pomeroy Pik e , County p.m Morn1ng wor1hip 9:415 a .m .. Sun· RUTLAND FREEWill BAPTIST doy School 10 30 om . Prayer Rood 25, near Flolwoods Rev . Blackwood , pastor . Serv1ces on Church - leland Holey, pastor. meeting Wednesday . 7:30p .m . Sunday at 10 30 a m . and 7:30 Sunday 1Choal , 10 am . : e11ening p .m wit h Sunday $C hool q:3Q service , 7.30 p .m . Prayer o .m B1ble study, Wednesday , meeting , W.dnesdoy , 7.:.>p m . CHURCH OF GOD ol Prophecy . · 7·30p m INDEPENDENT HOLINESS locoled on lhe 0 . J. White Road CHURCH INC - Pearl St , M1d· ofl highway 160. Sunday School 10 o.m . Superintendent John dleporl . Rev. O 'Dell Manley pastor ; Sonn y Hud.son , Sunday Lo ...eday. F~rst Wedne1doy night $Cheal supt Sundcy school . 9:30 of month CPMA services , second a .m , vvening wars~Hp , 7.30 p .m . Wedne•day WMB m.. llng , third fifth youth ser ... ic e. Prayer and pra 1se saf\Jtca , through Gebrge Croyle , pallor Wednesday , 7:30p.m . HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL - 570 THE PEOPLE'S CHURCH OF Kathy Cumings, forinerly POMEROY - Corner Main and G•anr St. , Middlopo•l; Ro• Bobby Cour t Sts., third l loof over Elk ; n~ . ,S..ndoy school . 10 a m,; Kathy Jeanette Moore Rea Lighthouse Restaurant . Henry mornmg worsh1p , 11. evening I". ...... b ..... to Kathryn,..,..:, •. ~n, Cook , pa stor . Sunday schoOl , 10 worship , 7:30 p m .: Tt'lundoy ..,_,.._.~&"' o m morning worsh1p , II a .m ., ••ening tilblo ••udy and prayer . 93 !IQ. yd . llo acre, Middleport. Nonnan 0. Weber, Vera A. evening sarvlu, 7:30 . Wednes - moe11ng , 7 30 p.m. Affillolod with day vvening service , 7:30 . In · S.B.C. Weber to Richard A Ryan BRADFORD CHURCH OF ' ' terdenomlnclfonol , full gospel . J!M AFAAID IVE ALREADY HA/1 MY LUNCH , MR .FAGIN . 11'5 THREf:-F IFTEE~ ! BUT IF YOU 'RE HUNGHY. .. I'M AFI?A ID IVE WHEN IM BU~Y, I LOSE ALL TRACK OF TIME .I'M AFMID ' I HAVEN'T HAD LUNCH ... WOULD YOU CARE TO JOIN ME:? ALREADY EATEN , BUT I SUPf'05E WE COULO FIND A PLACE NMR· FELT TACT:; WERE OVER :;cJME FOOD AND WINEJ BY. St udy , Wedn esday , 7 30 p.m . HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST Meigs Property Transfers RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Po!!.lor Dennis Boles . Sunday S<hool. 10 am .. worship service. 11 .30 am . ond 7 30 p m . Prayer meeting, Wednesdoy . 7:30p.m . -- ........... . ., ,... ,___ THE S'rRfl'r$ MaNvre 1\RflNE IN SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD - Not Penl.cos tal , Re,; George Oiler, pastor. Wo rs hip ser vice Sunday. 9:415 am , Sun · day school . 11 a .m .: worship ser· vice , 7·30 p m . Thursday prayer meeting, 7.30p.m . ¥1 . HERMON Uni ted Brethren Churc h. Sunday ~c hool 9:30 o .m . Wors h ip se rvice IO·.t5 a .m . Prvoching services every Sundoy church basement . Sunday even · ing servin . 7 p .m .; Wednesday Mrviu. 7.30p .fn . JUBilEE· CHRISTIAN CENTER George's CrHk Road . Chur(h school , 9~30 a .m .; morning war · ..,., u au BORNLU'SER arence PI~D 1\ PA~Jt.ING NORTH II+ A • 85 • A 10 2 • QJ107 3 • J 73 SPAC:!. WEST EAST +A 72 +KQJL096 •97 t96 t52 + 10 9 8 2 +A 54 SOUTH • 43 • K J 65 t A K 84 + KQ6 Pass Pass 3NT Pass Obi. South I NT 4t Pass Opening lead : +A and declarer had no trouble collecting four hearts and five diamonds . At the other!our tables the East-West pa1rs were play1ng a special convention. The double of the threenotrump bid without the use of any suit buls' at all called for a spade lead. Three un· fortunate declarers stood by their notrump guns and wound up 800 points minus. The fourth ran to four diamonds, lost two spades and a club, but guessed the heart finesse correctly and made four diamonds for plus 130. No one at that table was haj1py. South complained that he was unlucky because East and West had that special convention in thelr bag of tricka. East-West complained because South had been smart enough to escape w1th his life. W'ktlil9~ uua You hold: + AQB65 acre, BARNEY raley, ship, 10:30· ••onlng .."""· 7::10. Jacqueline Fraley to CarroU . When IWlllaht fa analyzed !rilh I Jpeetrolcope, It fa found to cooalsl of a CCJOo Unuoua ipeClrum COillpole4 CHRISTIAN IAP1TIST - On the ol aU the colon ot the rain- ' Route 7 bypon . .kimes E. K'"""· pastor. Sunday school, 10 a .m .; bow In order, cn.ed by morning worship , II a.m ., ev-"· muty dark flnel, j NEWSPAPER ENTERPIUSE A.~"' . ~ THo\T SCRo\MBLED WORD GAME byHenri AmoldandBoblee Unscramble these four Jumbles. one letter to each square, to fOfm four ordinary words. OJYLL I KJ ~, ,11.,.noCI'oe• '- I. RAJQM .. .,.._ I • I I I . t] TEAM'~ ) !For • copy of JACOBY MOD· ERN, send 11 ro: " Woo sr 8rldge, " c•re ol this' newspaper, P.O. Bo• 489, Radio City Slalion, New York , N.Y. 10019.) • ftj'}\}1.\..ft m'if ~ ~ ~~ ® WHA'T THE • AQB65 t K2 A California reader aska what we suggeat you do after opening one spade and being ralaed to three spades by your partner. We recommend going right Into Blackwood wlth every Intention of bidding lis If partner shows either one or two aces. · ()yMViJ.le. 149 to The moon is moving from a new moon toward its first quarter . The morning star is . Jupiter · . The evenmg stars are Mercury, Venus , Mars and Satllrn. Those born m this day in hist<ry are under the sign of Leo . Scottish comedian Sir. Harry Lauder was born Aug. 4, !870. On tins day in history : In 1735, freedom ·,of the press was established when John Zenger, publisher of a New York City newspaper, was acquilted of libel charges. In 1949, more than 6,000 people were killed when an earthquake leveled 5Q towns in Ecuador. 11-4-8 +7 P•oyo< moellng Wodneoday, 7:30 D. Woodcerd, Femle Wood"";T, PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH , gerd, Parcela, Columbia Cor,...r of Sycamore and S.Cond Sts., Pom.,oy . The ltev . William Middlesworth . Pcistor . Sundpy SchDDI ot 9:.45 a.m. and Church S.r ... lces II a .m . SACRED HEART , Rev . Father Paul 0 . Welt.n , po1tor. Phone 992-2825, Sotvrday ....ening Moss , 7:30: SundayMon.8ond 10a.m .; ConfMtH)n, Saturday, 7·7:30 p .m . ......- ~~~~wday or 1978 with Lead-directing doubles Vulnerable : Both Dealer : South West North East to Franklin S. Par10na, Violet E . Parsons .203 Pomeroy ' Cl ' E F ,.._.e • --liND Tit 'I' 'ro •Q84 3 ve . "'""-c ~u MOFtNIN6 - - - lng church . 10::10 a.m. Ju~lo• Donald A. May, Vlvltn M. church pr011rom un!Mr direction May to Bernice Fry lot lP of Koren Mroz for children , 2·10, ·Pomeroy . ' ' .,._ Hob., _ V'-'' Ho~'RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH du•ing regular church hour in Of JESUS CHRIST. Elder James M iller. Bible study, Wednesday , 7·30 p m ; Sunday 5<hool . 10 a .m . Sunday night service . 7:30p.m . P O MEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS - Harrisonville Road ; Dewey King , pastor; Edison Weaver os s~s tant : Henry Eblin . Jr ., Sunday school sup1 . Sundoy school , 9 30 a.m .. morning wor · $hip, II a .m . Sunddy eY'enlng ser· vice , 7 30: prayer meeting , Thun· day . 7:30p.m . · ift.ll The Almanac United Press International Today is Fridlly, Aug. 4, the Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag GHIU-L!~E OF 'fttiS IIOR CHRIST- Gabriel Mraz , po110, _ Ma ry L. Ryan, 2.391 acres, 011 Sunday school, 9:30 a.m. j morn - BRIDGE &ERNIE TOUR il.JRNeD IN-'"10. IRETULB I () I Now arrange the circled letters 10 form the surpnse answer , as sug~sted by the above canoon . Print 8118wer here: A "[ II I:)'' {Answers tomorrow) Yeslerday'&. I Jumbles· DOVSE SWOON CAUGHT BRIDGE Mswer: Whet the movteltbout orljlllniled crime --No. ...,,....._,_.ooa.....-a.....,.....,u, w•-A "HOOD·DUN-Ir 10, wtli . . pold- - · ...... I 1 1 0 - l o - tor lUll paol· • ... M.""' J N.J. 07141. ·~a -t 1 · I �.. li-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy;U., Friday, Aug. 4, 1978 !I-The Daily Sentinel, Middieport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Au~. 4. 197 ~ . Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash It91 ~ ~~ ~ _c-""': . WANT AD CHARGES WA.TER WEll drilling. Willie"' T. Grant . 742 -2879. - ;o-o-, -0-, -ou. t· HOuSE PAINTING , i-nd door. No job too b ig or sm all. Reas onab le pr ices . ~~63b8 . _ ·• 10S AcRE -e;t~e.-1~-vely-1;,.; modern home with parches , Iorge deck , pool ond londscop · ing . Born . ponds , well fenced . Will KEEP ch il dren in my home . NeoriJI oll lo nd in use , meadow MOnday thru Friday . 7 ofll til and posture 5225.000 firm . __<_oW __pm . ~_2-_7_ ~_o_.__~---614 -667 ...,JYO. t5 WIJI't.lll Or Undlo! r C...sh ld.y 1.00 2da)'S 1 . ~. 3days 1."' 3.00 6d.ll)"ti Charge 1.2:> 1.!10 2.25 3.75 Assistant Manage~S & Cashiels. F..Ych ·word ov~r lhe minunwn 15 wurd:i is 4 L-tnLs ptr wQrd per W.y. Ads ruMin~ other than consec:ulivi! tbly s will be dtl!rgt!t.l 11t lht- I d ~t y 111 memory, Car d of Thanks lint! ObltuM,ry : 6 ceniJi Jle! ~ord. $3.00 ~~ Thto Pub listlt'r rt>Se n· ~ lht· riMht tu tdll or rejt'c:t <l ilY e~ds d~ m ~ objt-dwnal. The PubiL.sht=r wtll nul bt' n:spo~lblt! for mort'_Uw n one Ull'or· rt.'t'l tn~rtion . ... are wllling to work h!lrd ... like to meet & deal with the public ... can fun ction in a fast-paced atmosph~re ... are looking for a career rather than a job. THREE 8EDROOM fram e home in Middleport . Col l992 -3457. THEN , you may be just the kind of pers~ we' re looking for! IN -S YRACUSE: 2 bedroom house. New storm windows . N ew olumirl um buil ding .· 2 porc hes . e~~:perience working wit h genoter 1cS . Mu st be on o rganizer wi th ab ili ty to com· munico te . Lo ts o f public con · tact . Co li 614-446-71 12 fpr infer· ;~ie w . A n Equa l - Opportunity Employer . thru Fru[<l\' ~ P,M. . -- - - - - till' da~' !Jtofort' JlUblt CGII UII OAIRV FARM help wonted . House f urn is hed . Ra cine area . Sund<t) 949 2S79. lP.M. Fnd<Jy uflt• ruuou --- - - - - - f or •h e peop le . We buy . trade an d sell. New ond good used merchandi se. fu r niiure and op· plia nces . Antiques . You wi ll al w ay s ge t o l air d eal wi th Stan . Open 7 day s o week . M onda y th ru Saturd ay , 9 om to 5 pm . Sunday lOom to 6 pm __ ':-:::-:-:::-:cc SHOOTING MATCH , ' Sunda y I :00. Corn Hollow Gun Club . Rutl and , Ohio. have" enlarged our rvice department and ·u service Hatpoint and brands. • Pomeroy Landmark . . . . J•ck W. C.rsey , Mgr. Phonem-2181 l OS T, JULY 29 : Appro.111 , 5SO lb. block end whit"e stee r on Rt . 143 on Wolf Pen area . Reword . - _ ...:... LOS T· G REY and bl ock femal e Sc hna uzer wi th ~ block end brown beagle pup pies . Pi nlc. col lar . Answe rs to Jody . Sun doy e;~ening in the Kin g sb ury· Darwin oreo . Chi ld's pet 992 -545b -!..----· -·- -- WHEEL ALIGNMENT NEW OPENING l or o coun ty sani tat io n. Conta ct the Mei g s C0unty Health Deportmen t f or req u tre men t!> and inl ormo t ion 992 -3723 or 992 -71b0. Su bm it resume by B-9-78 . BAR PER SON need appear in g , depend able . Rel iabl e hour!> . A lso . oprt -time person . Apply Fi¥e Poi nts Gril l. Rt . 3 Pomeroy . 9 to 11 om . $1295 EA STERN LOC AL Schoo l D1st rict IS looking lor port time vocal rnus tt Teacher . Coli 01 4-985 ·4'192 Any U.S. made car - parts extra if needed. EJCcludes front-wheel drive cars . BRING IN COUPON AND RECEIVE THE CORPORATION for Ohio A p· palochi on O e;~elopment (COAO) is seek ing applic ants for o Troiner·Evolu ator for i ts Energy Conservation Program s. A ppl1 conts fo r th is posi l 1on mu sT ho ve a k nowledge of speci f ic "."'eothe r ization tec hn iques a s they relate to energy co n ser;~o t i on . Requ ire ments for tht s posi tion incl ude . thorough knowledge o f CAA Wea therize· lion Programs. at least one year 's expef ience in on ene rgy related field , a valid Ohio d rt;~e r s licehse and depen · doble t ronspor l ion . exper ience In conducting grou p tra ining seH tons , abi l ity to operate o 35 m m camera The position will tnvo l ;~e e)( t ensiv e t ravel th roughou t the , twenty -nin e count ies tn the CO AD area . Star t ing salar y lor this position is $1 1,000 · $1 2,644 . depend ing upon qualifications . II sele<ted l or the position , the oppl if;ont must ell her lilo'e tn or be w tll.ng to re -loc at e w ith in the COAD oreo . Typewritten resumes w ith worlc. references should be sent to Robert PitT s ot the · COAD Emngy Off ic e, Route 3. Box 102, Athens, Ohio ~5 70 1 . Appli<otions must be recei;~ed by A ugu st 15 ._ 1_97~- _ _ NEW O PENING fo r a registered nurse lor o sp e<iol pr ogr am at t.he Me tg!> CoUnty Health Deportme nt . Su bmi t re!.ume by q.Q.78 to Opal Grueserm PHN at th e Heohh DeportmenT . For mare 1nfor mati on . call q92. 3723 or 9927160 . ~ - SPECIAL --·- BABYSITTER · h o u se keeper needed . Washi ngton . WV . Empl oyee b e: nef it s sa lary se pa ra te ho using 1n mobile home. All e)( pen ses paid . 304·863-6088 after 5p m . STAN 'S BARGA irt.llAND . A store I •.--,--,--- - BAB YS ITTER WANT ED, 5 days o wee~ , 7 til 5 pm , any ti me . 843·4803 . Portla nd oreo . MATURE .;......_ THREE BEDROOM house lor sole by owner , reasonable price. Welshtowf'l Rd ., M iner svill e 992,5754 . ACfiV ITIE S DIREC TOR, previ ou5 • Tuesda\ .;._ TWO NEW 3 bedroom hou ses under construction ot Morning Star Heights. Re c room , l ireplo<e . garage ond bose· men! . Ready for o c<upancy in near ful ure . lee Cons truction. · 992 - 345~ or 614 -446-9568. 497 Locu•l 51. Middleporl, Ohio An Equal Opportun ity Employer WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES ___ ~2 - 3219 . SAVE MORE NOTICE ••2-58.1. ·- _,___ 2 story APPLY AT Phone 992·2 156 IIIIa. - IF YOU ..•....... Mobile Home sales and Yurd Sli~S llrl' au:eptetl only with cash with ordn. ~ t~nt e harge for alls ea rryUlfil Box Num~r In Cart' of Tht- St>n· tind . -. AUCTION FRI., 7 pm . New and us· ed mer<hondise at Ohio RI;~Gr Auction .. ,537 High St .. M id· dleport, Qhio . careers. minimwn. Cltsh in advann~ . IN DU STRIAL MAINTENAN CE mecho n1c Apply in P"rson , Pom eory Forest Produc t s, Bo1ley Run Rd . W2 5905 . ~ AWMill FO REMAN . Cood wag es and bene fit!. for the rtgh t man. Apply '" person Pomeroy Fores t Pr odutl!i 8mley Run ~~~65 t $~OFF NEED A WATER SOFTENER? SPECIAL PRICE Lei Pomoroy ,soften 1wa1er E~tpires AugusllO, 1978 L•nilmark & t condition your with Co-op wa1er soHener. Model Now only UC-SVI, •289.9S Call now for appoi ntment . Pomeroy Landmark W. C.rfey , Mgr . Pomeroy 992 -2181 Let us test your water Free Pomeroy Landmark . . .;;!_ock W. Carsey. Mgr. -· ~ Phone m -2111 B & S MOBIL E HOMES, Pt . Plea· sont, W . Vo. beside He<k's. THREE BEDROOM home on 3 1973 Braodmore 14 x 64 2 acres. Close lo school . Priced bedroom reasonably . -For more inlormo· 1973 Dorio r.1 14 x 60 2 bedroom t ion . coll6 14-992 -5 126. 1q72 Victorian 14 • 67 3 bed room , •HOUSE FOR sole , Rus·-,:;, --cc H:C ill-s, 2 bath Syracuse . 3 bedrooms , 1972 Coventry I 2 x b5 3 bedroom c orpet~d . A .C. , sto rage 1909 Statesman 12 .111 60 2 building . some appliances . Ex · bed room . celleni cond iti ion . 992 ·5348 . ·-:-::=-:-::COAL , LIME STO N E, sand , grovel, FOR SALE by owne r : 20 acres , 3 ca lci um ch lor id e. f ert iliter. dog bedroom , remod eled house . toad , and 'a ll .t ypes of salt . E .~~ ­ Fireplace . p_o nd . born s . tel~ior Sol! W or l<.s. Inc. . E. Main $40,000 . 742-2267 . St .. Pomeroy . 992 -3Bql . .. BURROUGHS SE NSI-MATIC oc · 84 ACRE S ON 143. 3 bed r oom house. fenced . 4 outbuildi ngs, tau nting mac h ine Phon e 20 acres , posture , 2 ponds, the 992-2156 , The Doily Sent inel . balance limber. $42 ,000 . Phone 111 Court St reet , Pom er oy. 949-2057. Ohio . • Price includes Fed . Tu Cdoes not include sales ta K or balancinQ I FULLY GUARANTEED Other sizes · comparably pricftf. Phone m -.2111 ' complelely equipped, laundry room with washer and dryer, 2 baths , aufbuild ings with ele-ctric for stor 'a ge, alum . siding, storm windows, new roof, on double lot . Asking ~5 . 000 . Owner will tak e mobile home as down payment . Prefer 3 bedroom . ·, Shade , Ohio . 216. $27,500. F·arm Listings Call now for information 804 W. Maln Pomeroy 992 -2198 After Hours or· - - IMPALA , P.S., P.B.. auto . A .C.. 4-door hard· top. 5650. Regi stered Ap· polooso yearling f illy . Boy w it h White blank e t . 992 -7644 , anyt ime . 197'2 FO'RD CUSlOMIZEC von . h · t ell ent con d it ion . 54 .00J mtles $3600 . Q4Q.2b02. MEN S USED work ponh and sh1rT s, use d covera l ls . Wollc. er and Ceorgio insulated worlc. boots . D·E-EEE widths $26 .95 · $39 .95 . Firs t quality . Bo dey's _Boots . Midd lepor!.:.. _ DElUXE FRIGIDAIR E refr igerator also Frigidaire wa sher ond 9 rye! · !97 - 29?_~ __ _ 1973 El CAMINO . 5J050. 1973 ~ tnt~~~n ._S~~ - 7 4 7- 73~. CANNING TOMATOES. pr<k and br in g own con tom er . 53 o bu . Gory Roush . Letart Folio.. 247-3901 0 1 247 -386 1 197 6 YAMAHA RD 400 A lso 4 new 15" Dodge w h eelo.., 992 -7006. Von. 1974 DA l SUN TRU CK. qq2. 741 A TWO YEAR old Holpoint ele<tric washer and dryer , e)(<e llen t co nd it ton recently !>erviced . S250 pr Rol ow oy b ed , $1 0. 247 -3791 . G~ 14 l o ot Copper t one r el ri ger otar l or sole . $100. 24 7 325 1. MAN tlWOZ UPRIGHT 2 lree2er . Phone 992· 7294. doo r BEAT THE Oc tobe r ru~h . Give u~ your ord er now for arrows cu sto m mode the way y ou wo nt them an d <u! to yo ur indi vidual length . Pick up •any tun e bef ore October 1. $5 depos it with order . { Eosl~n Gomegetter ) arr ows , $76 .95 a luminum do zen . Fi b e r glass S24 .95 daten. We refletch orrowsJ gloss , alumin um or wood . tn · eludes 3 new plosTt c vanes n tck ond ins ert. $1 per orrpw . A lso we strot ghten olumtnum Ol · rows :· S.SO each arrow fr t Coun tv Spor1 Shop North and 1 ri County Spo r t Shop Downto wn . 304-675 -2988 1976 GlA ST RO N 15 1 1 It with M eiCU I y ou tboard molar hp wi th power tmn ttl! . E·Z loader !railer . A lo-11 of e.111 1ro ~ . Call 742·2595 offer 5. as BICYCLES. Sc.hwm Varsity 10· speed bike , new $100 . Sc hwin Vors ity 10-speed , 550 . Fold tng bi4o:e, $35 . Girls· bi ke. $25. 992-f;/;fl7 <ash end <orry . - For lbe Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At Ph . 991 -2848 ---- REFRIGERATOK wit h freezer to p. $5!). Electric lown mower , $25. Bo th tn good con dition . SELLER a. NEEDS . - A sale · on thi s good home . 2 acres, storage build ings, work shop. 4·5 bedrooms , tri -chlmney Qui c k FIREPLACES . woodwork , condition . Orig ina l in good Close to Pomeroy . S2S.OOO .OO. FARM - 25 a c res, fenc ing , barn. nicely rem odeled home in excellent condit ion . Basement and many other features . This should have been sotd tor $30,1151 .0Q NEWER RANCH - In good neighborhood , 3 bedroom . Beautiful nearby level lot. Part ba sement . Many <nice fea tur es . Fair Market Value at $25 ,500.00 . MOBILE HOME - In, good conditlon 12 )( 60. N ice reve l lo1. Equ i pped kitchen in good lo ca lion . Only $8.500.00 . A STEAl - Nice home , full basement , 1112 baths , small yar d . Equipped kitchen. On ly 58.500.00 . MIDDLEPORT - 2 slory , rem o deled ca rp eting , $15,000 .00 . RANCH downs1a irs , etc . A sking TYPE :r Excellent co nd itio n . bedroom , 2 baths . Covered patio, cent ral air , mu si c and interco m sys te m . Leve l fenced yard , Middlepor t Elementary . Many o ther features . $32 ,500. LARGS STATELY HOME Beautiful equipped kilchen - Cou ld be a show pla ce . Sl5 .000 .00 BEFORE YOU BUY OR SELL YOUR BEST INVESTMENT MAY BE AN APPRAISAL BY A QUALIFIED APPRAISER . IF WE CAN BE OF ANV HELP , PLEASE CALL. HENRY E. CLELAND. JR . SR . CERTIFIED APPRAISER 992-2259, 9fl-256i 992-6191 o. Pomeroy, 0 . 3.- 15-lfc Phone 915-3106 Jack;Ginler 915·3106 Auttt & Truck Repai'r· Also Transmission Repair Phone 992-5682 Jack's Septic Tank Service Chesler, Ohio 10·30·c BoK l 4-30-IIC · Cruising Van has distinctive three-color tape str ipes in two-color co mb inations 10-hole forged alum inum wheels (4 ) and portholes. Cali992-7133 CONTACT: Lois Pauley Branch Manager comptete. .Coostruction Genorol Contr•ctors Phone 949-2101 or 949-2860 FREE ESTIMATES No Sund•Y Co lis Please 7-9-1 mo. onvlno & VIRGILB. SR.~~~ 992-3325 H6 E. 's.cond Streel BRICK HOME - 12 rooms & Gllaon Tillers, Lawn Boy Mow.r Soles & Service. 399 W. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Ph. 992-2164 at a really good buy . Hato 4 baths and is on a corner lot near t he heart of town . Wanl just $23,000 . NEW LISTING - bed rooms , balh , garage. and large lot . Total .e lectrlc home on 527,500 . NEAR· Ohio Power . DEXTER Country home with 6 ro om s , central· heating , large I iving with woo dburning fireplace , basement , and around 10 acres . Want only 533,500. NEW LISTING - 2 large lots in rest-ricted subdivision . Ha s T.P . water and electric available . Build your dream home here. $6,500 . 1 MILE OUT NO: 143 1975 14 ' x 70' Holly Park mobile hom e and .80 ol an acre. Central heat and l!lir con ditioning. Rural water . patio, and nice outbuilding . $17,500 . BRICK STREET - Walk to the stores from your hom e with Income . City water. natural gas, and on Ohio Power . Good locat ion lor on Iy $9,600 . BASHAN - 3 Alllypes of roofing, guHers yNrs eKper i ence. All work guoronteed. Call .To.m Hoskins, 949 -2160 . Free Esllmales . 7-16-1 mo . bedroom frame home with r ural water , natural gas, and 3 c ar garage . Lots of outbuildings and over an acre of land . Woodbur n lng fireplace too. All th is for $1 6,000 . WE NEED 1,500 ACRES OF FARMS ALL IN ONE PIECE . DO YOU AND YOUR NEIGHBORS WANT TO SELL. c Bob Hoeflich I 109 High Sf PLAY N INE h oles withfhe course BRADFORD. Auctio neer, Com· plete Servi ce . Phone 949·2487 professional. He' ll onolyre your or 949·2000. Recine . Ohio . Cr ill game and try fo r inpr ovement . Bradford . Co119B5-3961. ~ THE CHIMNEY Sweep . Reduc&d rates til Sept . 1. 6U ·37:3 -6057 weekdays u nti l .s. 8·2· 1 m o, HOMESITES fof so !e . I acre ond up . Middleport . neor Rutland . Coll992-748l . NEW 3 bedroom house . 2 bath s, all elec .. I o<re , M idd leport , dose to Rut land . Ph one · 992· 7<81·~·- - - . . . , - - - - - : - VA·FHA , 30 yr . fino n(ing. also rel inon dng . Ireland Mortgage , 77 E. State , Athen s, phone (614 ) 592-3051 . HOBSIEIIER REALTY GeorgeS. HobsloHer Jr. Broker Pomeroy, Ohio Phone m -6333 Office Hrs. 9•.m.-5p.m . Closed Thursdays & S•turd•y •• noon Your Full Time Real home wood floors a~d beaullful trim . 3 bedrooms, full basement insulated , natural gas heat, outside ce llar. N ice" Ohio Ri ver vi ew. Located near Ra cine . Priced for quick sale . S9.500 TWU ACRES - A bee utlful 4 yea r ala, J bedroom home w i th large eat -i n kitchen , 3 bedrooms, all nicely carpeted . 2 baths. lull basement wllh TV room . Many more extras, low heat bill with nat. gas for ced air furnace . Att this and t wo nice acres of land in a gooCI locallon. Will go quick for us.ooo. l7 ACRES - With a nic e 111, s tory house with 3 bedrms. and Ph baths . Most ly carpeled . Big cenlral fireplace wi t h heatotater. Sma ll barn and outbuildings, 20 acres fenced . N ice countr y setting off blacktop road lust 6 m inutes nort h of Racine. Asking $42,000: 6 ACRES - Ni ce 1'' ' s tory home mostly carpeted wllh 3 Or 4 bedrms .. living rm .. family rm., with fireplace , basement, fue l oil tur mtce, garage and outbuildings . Some fen c ing , plentv of road frontage and garct.n spa ce . Clly water and dr illed well. Lac. close to ho5pital and school al Laurel Cliff . Asking $42,500. A BEAUTY AT FIVE POINTS - Here Is on excellonl3 bedrm . house with " ' ' balh5, kitchen . and buill-In appliances, family rm . wllh fireplace, all nluly carpeled . Full basement with wood-burnlnQ stove. Altached (2 car l garage. Chry•ler Air-Temp . central healing and coo ling . Very low etec. bllls.' AIIIhls and approx . one acre land. Have a look . Only $17,900. VACANT LAND - 10 acres of land on Rl. 33 -4 lone about on e mile nat:th of 7-33 bypass . AsklngSli,BOO. $10,900 - 1 a cre leve l l'nd with a 64x12. l bedroom mobile home w it h nalural gas heal, city wafer & •optic . 515,000 - Will buy a good 5 bedrm . ._,. wllh large living room and kllchen, 2 baths, ba11monl, F.A. nal . gas heal In .Chesler . We NMd Ll•tlng• (Middleport) We have buyors lor mony typa of tw-'Y CALL JIMMY DE EM, AtMCiete, t4f-2JN m.ooo.oo. Located In Hutchison Sub-division . Selling price $32,000.00. RoehM - 1971 fleelwood mobile home, 2 bedrooms, carport CARPETING DRIVE A UmE .. 742·23<8. HOWERY AND MARTIN & SAVE A LOT r.•·ven;ence ~ · and stbrage building , on iof 145' X 126'. Exc ellenl buy at 516,000.00. menllon. Coli loday f.,. more Info . Selling for ~ .000 . 00 . Mlddl_..t - 1 rooms and bafh , 4 bedrooms, nice size kitchen and living room. Situated an l 1/ 2 acres on Happy Hollow Road . Asking price $32,000,00 . Autlond 3 bedroom home, balh , kllchen and din ing area. Located on Main Streel. A II Hie work · could make lhls a nice home. Selling price \1<,000.00 . . For 1 quick 1111 of your pro.,.rty, 111 us lor fut 1975 MERCU~Y MARQUIS ••~~~;·•.:.~;~.~~:. 12995 1974 MUSTAN& •••2• •~: ·••~!:-~.'f.: .~~~i.o:. ~:~; 11695 '4•18 Buy where you can come In •nd 111 whit y011'ro goHinv - Good Mltctlons - Fully stocked. ---J ••••• ~ • 0 •• 0 1895 TRUCKS 1976 FORD F-100 .. .................... ...... 12995 1976 FORD lh TON .......................... '2695 Color white, 6'1' ft . b.,P , automatic. From buil ding house s, repair w ork ond . cobineb . Coli Guy H . Ne lgler . 949-2508 offer 5 pm . REEVES TRADING Post, Pag•ville . Groceriet, dry goods , herd· wore , feed. tack shop. Special RUTLAND FURNITURE 2S lb. ol dog food , $3 .88. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE been 742-2211 ' 5 Singer sign~ff Vic & TeiUlis ace 7 Poet's 8 As Jesus is called 9 Ann of the sea 10 Snuggle 11 Smuggler's cache spot In 1872, Arthur Bremer was In 1974, two convicts and found guilty of llbootlng and two of their hostages were wounding Alabama Gov. killed in an e!ICape attempt at Gtorlle Wallace and the state prison in Huntavllle, sentenced to 63 years for the Tens. crime. Yesterday's Allswer See one of these courteous salesmen: Pete Burris, Marvin Keebaugh or George Harris. 19 Ethnic 26 Withdraw :!8 French contest? painter Z2 Coin drop 29 Habituate Z31ce cream choice 30 Consomoedl "You'.ll Like Our Qualitv Way of Doing Business' ; 35 Peruvian Z4 Layer GMC Fin•ncinQ Z5Most 992-5341 Pomeroy Karr &. Van Zandt rue "IF YOU NEED A SOFA THA1 -····-·· · -· lED IG)I ·"IOU f:-::-4-f-~1--+-f-~ CHIP Poles ma x . 1q74 PONTIAC VENTURA . 6 cyl. diameter 10" on la rgest end , SB · 52000. 992·7453 . per ton . Bundled slab, $6 per :::'7'-~::0:'':-:-=-:-::-=-:=~:-:­ ton . De ll¥ered to Oh io Pollet 1969 FORD FAIRLAN E 500. Std .. Co ., Rt . 2, Pomeroy . 992·2689 . low iTt i leoge . Firm . $400 queen Reedsville. LartHI S.lectM In Tnt V•llet TO buy : Utility traile r. b14 -985 -A329 . =+-~-i--f W£ PICK up junk auto bodies buy ing ju nk <ars , scrap iran . bot· teriel and metals. Rider 's SR 12~ . Pomeroy . Sa lvage AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST COURT ST., POMEROY. ~2- S<I>B . ROOMING HOUSE or Iorge house on fond contract . $1000 down. $100 o month . Write or <oil col· lect : Anno Haines, 957 l o ckbourne Rd ., Columbus , OH One letoer simply aunda for another. In fhla sample A Ia thre~ L's, X for the two O's , etc . Single letoers, <3206. 61HS3·S<81.:..:__....:.... . apootropheo, the length and formation of the words are all WANTO TO buv: Eorly 70's o' hlnta. Each day the 'codt ~ell era are different. i truck . 949-2065 . CllYPTOQUOT£8 N. w~ooiT»roi;o:o~--,- : sLEy M:: l OFF ICE HOURS: 9:30 to 12, 2 to 5 I CLOSE L 0 N .G FE L L 0 W used for the o. OPTOMmiST TIMBER., POMERO Y For&st Pro· du<fs . Top pri ce for standing sow · timber . Coli 992 -5965 or Kenl Hanby. 1·4.46-8570 . OLO FURNITURE, ice bo11es, bras s bed s. iro n beds . c:hlsks , etc .. com pl ete households . Write M .D. Miller , Rt. 4 . Pomeroy or call992 -7760. OLD COINS. pocket watches , clan rings , wedd ing bond s, diamonds. Gold or si l;~er . Coli _____!~oms ley . 7.42-2331 . =+--+--1--f WANT II 8 L 1-:.-+--+-1 1--+-+-1 DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It : AXYDLBAAXR REED'S COUNTRY STORE 1.5. IN...-sTOCK b-+--t-- luffix SEE THEM TODAY II 8 sF M XJ s Luv : VDRLDODE . ~u WSE Y MF I MALE pupp~ . 3 months old . 553 So . Fourth A¥ 8 , Middleport . MX V DQ . Phone 992-7623 . FRE E. BLUETIC~ . Elkhound-;,;;P. UEDTMDJ Y•Urday'tCi)flr .. llle: TilE WORLD IS NOT INTERESTED TilE sroRMS YOU ENOOUNTERED, BUT DID YOU I BRING IN THE SIDP.-WIIJ.IAM MC FEE I IN . -----------------------~ I' pies . 742 -3048 . • !-'5$~%~ THREE 8EI?ROOM house in M id --~~ or f-'omeroy . 992 -6JI8 . ------- ----- :... Hat ~ hback , automatic, A.S . shar p. 1973 DODGE CHARGER .............. ~1495 2 Dr . H.T ., auto., p .s., p.b ., vinyl roof. 1973 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX. ......!1495 Auto ., p .s ., p.b .; vinyl roof. air . v.a, auto .• P.S., P.B., a \r, viny l roof . 1975 VEGA WAGON .......:':~!~;:.~!~. 1973 CHEV. CHEVELLL ............. s1395 1973 MERCURY MONTEG0 ....... ..!1295 CHEV. VEGA ........ :.~~~.:.~::..... s395 1967 FORD GAI.AXIE 2 DR ........... s395 • 1970 OLDS CUTtASS .................. s1095 2-dr ., slotted whee ls, au to .• ps, pb , v -r . 1970 DODGE DART.. .................. s395 Custom , 2 dr . H.T. TRUCKS 1975 FORD F-100 ... ,.................s2695 V-8, P .S., P . B.. LWR 1974 CHEVY 1h TON ................. s2495 Aula .. V-8, P .S ., P . B .. LWB 1974 CHEVY · ~ TON ................. s1995 V-8, auto., p.s ., p .b .. L. W. B. 1973 CHEV; BLAZ£R .................. s3595 V -8. auto., p.s., p .b., removable top, 4 whee l dr . 1970 FORD RANGER F-100 ....... ..'1095 302 auto . · 1967. FORD 6 CY. ....................... s595 VANS CHEVY C:10.~.h.a:!! ............... s2695 1974 CHEV. -30 ...................... s3295 1 ton . step va n , v.a, auto .. p .s .. p .b .. dua l w heels , 36,000 actual miles. · 1973 DODGE TRADESMAN Van B-100 ............... ~ .............. s2295 BOAT 18 FT. l YN:CRAFT....~~~~~ :.;~: .~~~~ .... SS00 75 H . P., Johnson motor Electr istart windsh ield . Boat, motor and trai ler . RIEBEL'S USED CARS See Roger Riebel 985-3345 or 667-3463 wild dog MN~rical ~4--+~--r-+-­ ....... *ttll·•·· 6 cy linder 2 Convenient Numbers JIIaraeU port JIJapanese ICDIOMY - rll ............ ""'~ illtl . ....• . .. , ........ ZO lttiCII· 1975 CHEV. BELAIR ... ~..~~.:.~.i~: ... SlJ95 1974 CHEVY NOVA SlJ95 Open Evenings until6 :00- Til 5 p.m. S•t. 34 Arthurian damsel "Finally, found a MAN-SIZE tractor" 1977 OLDSMOBILE SED. ROYALE.. ........ '6895 1973 BUICK LESABRE SED........... .... .. '1195 1969 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE SED. .......... '895 1973 DODGE CHARGER Sf ................. 1l895 1976 PLY. VOLARE SEDAN ................. 12695 1976 PACER CPE.. ................... ; .......12295 1971 CHEV. CHEVELLE SED.................. 1195 1974 CHEV. MALIBU WAGON ............... 12095 Drive Home A Winner Z1 Pasty • 11 Shooting match 2% Take steps 33 Spanish S7 Cut 1973 CADILLAC CPE DEVILLE. .............11995 1970 CHEV. IMPAlA SEDAN .................. '895 1970 CHEV. MALIBU CPE.. .. ................ 1395 1974 CHEV. CAPRICE WAGON. ......... :... 12395 1975 CHEV. CAPRICE WAGON. ............. '3695 1975 DATSUN 8210....................... ; 11595 • Ceiling Z7lnsect • Hlg!Ktrung w;.,......;;;;;....;.,-..._:-_-:-___==;;;;;;~a:::::..J AVAILABLE AT Ri;~ers i de Apls.: l bedroom , $113 p er mOj'lth , $150 sec urity dep os it . Equal Housing -~O pp ortu nity·. 997-6098. • 3 Popular toy 4 Pallid 2% Withered Z3 Wickedness r,--,;...,.,,-;-,..!4 Swfeit zs Irish export ~&Up Co 11742-2211 TALK TO Wendell or Hirb Grato or Gene Smltll . 1 Hunt 12 Unwilling 13 Pulpit Z1 Rattle on RUG REMNANTS NOT all wet on PRICES . Q92-2238 zOf man 14 Values 15 - and Fox IF Main star , .. '.Vord with · chest or meg 18 Contest . joiner ze Coolidge Std . lrans., L. W. B., red . ---- 6li9-S265 8111 Gillette. l We o'e RIVER FRONT tro ile f lot for rent . 593 N . lst St., Middleport. DOWN I Feast upon 5 Dig down II Wahine's dance Good Selodion Of Cheryll.emloy, Aaooc. - · Pllone 742-2003 Hilton W.lle, AaiOc. Home t4t-2Mf Qeor. . S. Hobotottor Jr. lrokor -5739 4 Dr .. aula .. air . • • •••••• 0 •••• 0 • , A CAR acre, by THOMAS JOSEPH 1973 FORD GRAND TORIN0 .... .. ......... 1695 •• • MOBILE HOME spo<e . I country . 6 14·985·4329. ~.4Dt4 ACROSS ,. 1976 CADILLAC SED. DEVILLE ...... :...... '6900 992-5434 . -=--- 1 • • 3 AND 4 RM . furn ish ed end un · fu rn is hed opts . Phone CAMPER FOR rent ot Hi<kary tokes Campgrou nd . Tupper s £6_1_41_6_ 98_3~~:_. · ~----Plains, Ohi o . $225 pe r m onth RISING STAR Ken nel , Board ing . i nclu di n g ut i litie~ Indoor and outdoor ru ns . ' 61 4-667 -3349. Groom ing all breeds . Cl ean sonifary lo<ilili es . Cheshire . Phon e (61.4 ) 367·0297 0 sq. yd. &up 9' and 12' Vin~ Floor Covering In Stock . HOOF HOLLOW Horses Buv . sell lrode or trai n. N ew on d used saddles Rut h Ree ves , .A ibo njl . 1974 MAVERICK............ : .:.~~:·.~·~'. : . . . . 11995 . P S , P. B:, afr . 11495 1973 CHR YSLE R WAGON .................. .. 1974 PINTO ·sTATION WAGON ....... ~~?: ...11495 service. Homo Pllone m L.-= ·4··2328. 1975 CH'EVY MALIBU WAGON ....~~~ ~·. :.-~:. 1 2595 Sp•clous Spill level Colonial localed In Riggs Crnt Manor . Has many lut:urles too · numerous to 10 )( 40 Nous hu 2 b ed room, new pl umb ing. Priced to ~e ll . As L-As John Jeffers or cancelled? l os t vour operoton ll<ense? Phone 992 · 2143 :·~ 843 3311. 1975 MAVERICK 4 DR. AUTO............. 12395 1973 PONTIAC 61<·698 -65S5 . ( Altoc 6 pm , 6U·b89 -5251 h vinyl root , automatic sh i ft. V-8, 37,000 miles , ps, pb. Rubber Back Carpet Ex · PUDDLE POOLS . All sites and ·:lhopes . Swim pool!! , 2 vee rs eJCperien ce , fr•• estimates , onvth in g you need For undei"Qround swim pools . New chem k ol and supply store . Alba n y , Ohio . Pho:ne 1975 MUSTANG 11... .......................'21495 .. SELECT COUNTRY MOBILE Home Parle. . Route 33 , north of Pomeroy . ~ 1976 NA SHUA 14 x 65 3 bedroom 1 1 , both , unde rpi nni ~ g . S1500 and assume loon . 949 ·2683 or 4-dr . Wgn .; p s, pb , ac. 4 dr . auto . air, p .s .. p .b. Lorge lots . Co11992·7479. ~ ONE BEDROOM Opt . ContOct ' Vil loQe Menor Apt .. Mid· 10 )( 50 TWO be droom mobile dlepor l . 91'12 · 7787 . 1 Radio , auto ., air . Friendly Salesmen: J.D. Slory, Ray Douglas or Bill Nelson. ;~i~~~ auto. All atr.,.r lnstollod wltll podding II no chorgo. Export lnstollallon. NEIGLER BUILDING Supply Ia' Autl•nd - 3 bedroom total electric home, full basement and attached garage . WIH do roofing , construction . plumbing ond heating. No iob too jorge or too sm all. P!lone 698-7331 . Nice big with SAVE ON EXCAVATING . dozer . looder end backhoe wor k : du mp tru<ks and lo -boys for hire : Will houl f ill dirt , to soi l , li mestone ond gr o;~el. Ca ll Bob or Roger Jel fers , day phone 992 · 7089. night p hontt 91'12·3515 or 99'1· 5132 . PUlliN S EXCAVATING. Comple te S·ervice . Phone 91'12 -2478. Estate Broker New Llsllng older SEWING MACHINE Repairs , ser · vi<e oil makes, 992-22&.4 . The 1 Fob ric Shop , Pomeroy . A uthorized Singer Soles and Ser¥ice . We sharpen Sciuon . coveting , sept ic svst&ms , do ter , boc.khoe . dump truck , limestone . grovel , blacktop paving . Rt. IA3. Phol) e I ( 61~ ) Soulh 3rd Avenue In Mlddleporl . Selling for JUST LISTED o 3 bedroom •• living room , kllchen & bath , lots of paneling , moslly all carpeled. All HAY FOR SALE or trade. neor Pomeroy . 949 -7388. 1Y77 STARCRAFT FOLD down comper . Sleeps B. like new . sto;~e , re frigera tor . w'oter ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR sys tem , spore tire. Wil l lfode Sweeper s, toasters . irons , al l for good used truck or smoP small oppl iunc•• · Lown mower . station wagon o f equal va lue . next to State Highway Goroge H2-2750 . on Route 7. Phone {61.4) 985 - EXCAVATING , dor:er . ba ckhoe and dltch er. Chortes R. Hot· field , Bo ck Hoe Service . Rutland , Ohio . Phone 7"'2·2008 . Housing CENTRAL REALTY CO. Equipmenl L---------J. I D?or . H.T.. radio, Pomeroy ':!825. Associ1tes Headquarters I _ !~?_ m_ e . !1BOO . 9q2.SBS8 . and attic. Home has new roof and furnace , '1th baths, sitting and dining room and much more. Located on G . Bruc~ Teaford Helen L. Teaford Sue P. Murphy 1977 MERCURY MONARCH '3695' The Photo Place 1974 IMPALA CUSTOM.~..~;~: .~!~: s2195 1974 FORD TORINO.................. s1895 4 Dr. Wagon. Don't forget. you owe it to -yourself to check with us beJore you buy any car, New or Used. We can save you money . See or call one of these 1 EquipmenfCo. 1 I I. 'II POMEROY, 0. I· I PH. 992-2176 1: ·1 lattllllliollll Open Fr•diY . 1: 1 ·I HaMSter Till7oOOp.m . · 'I New 1.... For Your I' ..,. Shl>ppinQ ·1 SPfCIAU Call Us Today WE ARE THE FRIENDLY DEALER II MEIGS I I We are curn~ntly makint appointments for senior 1 portraits. We use tradi· tionat settings and also feature outdoor por· triliture . & downspout• . 10 $31~ r----~----, . High School SENIORS Nice modern home in new subdivision . Has 3 ~ MIDDLE PORT, 0. 7-20-1 mo. pd . SERVICE mo- Good Deal on a New or . Used Vehicle . 9f2 ·2l96 in H•rtfO'rd, W. Vo . HOME MAINTENANCE Missey Ferguton I~· See Rocky Hupp, Oarrell Dodrill or Pal Hill, General Manager, for a FRED'S TIRE CENTER OHIO VALLEY ROOANG AND MODERN SUPPLY DAN THOMPSON FORD Truck ownerS, don't miss this de• I. Wo Mil · of discount prlcot ovory dlty . Slop in of Bissell Siding Co. AI Tromm ~ .... ely 1o go. s:IO Storm Windows Ca II Professiona I Builders Roofing, Siding. Room Additions &Spray Painting :1975 TOYOTA ·CELICA GT:.......... s2995 2 Dr . H.T., 5 sp . 1975 AMC Pacer 2 Dr .• auto., p.s., p.b., air, oneowner.$2795 1974 Ford T-Bird, red & white, has everything, sharp. $3695 1974 Ford Maverick2 Dr., extra clean inside&out. S2395 1974 Ford Mustang 2 Or. H. T., extra clean, sharp. $2495 1973 Ford Ga I. 500, 2 dr. H. T., a real nice 73 model. S1695 $1795 1973 Ford Cusl. 500 4 Or. H. T., air, real sharp car. 1973 Plymouth Gran Fury 2 Or. HT, air, vinyl top. Only $1995 1972 Pontiac Catalina 2 Or. HT, red & white vinyl top. $1795 1972 Buick Skylark 4 Dr. Sed., auto., p.s., p.b.,good car. $1695 1972 Ford Gal. 500 4 Dr. HT, air, p.s., p.b. Sale $995 1970 Buick Lesabre 4 Dr . HT. Make a nice family car. $995 OPENTILL7 P.M. Except Thursday & Selurdaylil5oOO Closed Sunday ~Rf.;l Mounted on n - wheels, to $35 & power door locks, 350 V -8, auto .• p.s .• p.b .. vinyl roof, air . ~r. PRICE ADVANTAGE, TOO! NEW FIBERGLAS TIRES 2 dr .. AM, w -8 track stereo, cruise con trol. p. windows 1977 Pontiac Astre Wagon, 4 cyl., auto., p.s., p.b., air, 12,121 miles $3495 1977 Ford Mustang II, one owner, extra sharp V-6 auto. · $4295 1976 Buick Regal2 Dr., red & white top, local one • owner. $4695 • 1976 Pontiac Trans Am, dark red, auto., p.s., p.b ., air, AMFM $5795 1975 Chev. Imp. 4 Dr. Sed., auto., p .s., p.b., air, local '79 Ford Crultlng Van SPECIAL.--, 1977 CHEV. CAPRICE CLASSIC LOOK AT THESE BARGAINS ReSidentl•l ·and commercial . C•ll tor estimate . 24 Hour 5~vice. Any day, anytime. Vinyl & Aluminum Siding service, POME~OY, GARAGE r - - - - THIS WEEK'S BIG SAVINGS ON ALL USED CARS Iron! move-a round room , comfort and advanced van design, nothing comes close to Ford . SEPTIC TANK CLEANING milo off Rt. 7 .bY·.,.•• on St. AI. '124 towud Autlond, YOU BET OUR lEST DEll IIBHT FIIOM THE S1IIIT I POMEROY, 0Hl045769 PH. 992-2174 · '78 Ford Econollne for uP- ~-'• Muffler Brakes Shocks Tires Battery. .Installation Service . SMITH NELSON _ MOTORS - ROGER HYsal MOORE'S ffi8 ' 1I@) SMITH NILSON MOTORS. INC. . ~ VISIT SALES AND SERVICE 11 -9-lfc 7-7-1 mo. 742-2321 . Froo Estlm•tes Work Guar•nteed 7-10-1 mo. MAIN CANNING TO MATOES. Brin g Y.our . o wn con tion er . Pick your own . Marshall Roush . Eas t l e tart. 2"' 7-3752 . 1n2 FORD ECONO LINE Phone 992 -3278 . 300Maln St. · Pomoroy,Ohlo PomeroY m-42n orm-6163 · IA.M . Io4:30PJ~. Free Estimates Phone 949,2862 or 949-2160 Sm•ll Sll VE R QUEEN conning GOrn and t o mot o e~ . Delber t POIT e r so n. Grea t Bend . Coll843·2242 . · -1973--CHE VROLET Guttets and · wit}'I dishwasher . Large lot 1 completely remodeled, gara~.e. cellar, . out · · build•ng9, grape artsor . No . h ay . 614 - 696 · 1 23~ . PEACHES , MASON peach chard . l Oam toOpm PWMBING I HUTING INC. 11© V®QOw 0 '-"-"--' CARTER · or Repair New ov~ Middleporl - 2 bedroom carpeted , modern kllchen --::c====::---:- --- White-Wall Co-Op Custom · Po~ A78xl3 older 1975 BLA CK El Camino Classic. r----=~iiii;;;:]~~n 350·· two barre l, autom at ic , po wer steering and brak es . May be seen I ' • miles off Route 7 Bypo!>s on 143 or .ce ll 992·3750 . G oo d co nd i ti on . JUST RECEIVED o shi pmen t ol Whi tmer Blo<k Diamond li nl men! . Al so Row leigh's Pro· 1924 Eastern Ave., clucls Gall ipo li s, O hi o 45631 . Phone 614 ·446 -9516 $92ll home, 3 bedrooms , fam i ly room with fireplace , liv ing room , dining room . car peted throughout. k i t c hen - - - --- ---- $2600 :;:-:-. MI XED CO NDITIONED H. L WRITESEL ROOFING Downspouts Ashland Oll . ls moving Into the quick service foodstore ,business with its new "SAVE MARTS" and offers real ground floor opportunities for ambitiovs indivi~uals seeking groWth oriented gasoline rHk . HOUSE . 142 , Middleport . See Flet cher Welch . 5 roo ms ond lot . Busin. e ss Services r · '.-~ I 1 mile north Plains, Ohio St . Rt. 7 '192-7363. 1969 CHEVROLET NOVA. V-8, standa rd . Phone 985·4271 . 1973 DATSUN 1200. Run s good . needs b ody work . $7~0 . bl.4 ·378 ·b233 . 19 72 · DATSUN PICKUP with camper . SIBOO. 1968 Ford Folr lone . $800. Con be see n offer 7 pm . Clarence Roy , 949 -2091 . 1970 FORD LTD. A .C. P.S.. P.B. S500 or best o ffe r r1fn·2779 , G ARAGE SALE . In Che-ster . Fri . . YA RD .SAL~ . Bo~k to and Sot . lt;~ing room suite , D o~ t Mtss thts one . Clo ir8oso choir , ather mis< . at Bru<e res lden.<e. Rt . I . Port lan d, Sr Myer s. Phone 985-.1826. 338. Fo , Aug . 4, Sot .. Aug . 5. ~ -Sun .. Avg . 6 . 10 om to dork . YARO SALE tn Rutland . Corner of Men· ~ . women ' ~ end childre n 's locust and College 7th . 81h <loth ing , various sizes , inond9th . I Oto? <luding jeans . shi rts , shoes . lon g dresses . pant su its, et c. lug gage . tapes , re<or ds , YARD SA LE . Be droom suit e, boo k s, (some Pillsbur y mapl e wo od ster eo . TV . cookbooks). dishes , kitchen clo thes . o th er m isc. 277 l inco ln ute nsi ls , kit chen table end St , M id dlepor t. Th urs . and Fri . choirs, baby fu rni tu re , lo ts , lo ts 1975 NOVA HA TC HBACK , 8 cyl. 1 992-5624 more. Coli anytime , 8-43·2-i94 . owner cor, good condi tion , YARD SA LE . 810 South 2nd St ., 949 ·2015. YARD SALE on county rood 5 bet· M idd leport , Ohio. August 2, 3, 1Qb9 CAMARO , V -8 . $550. ween flashin g lights on~ Bred4, 5 Solid oak drop leaf tabl e, -4 (j!92 ·7891. bury Schoo l . Thurs ., Fri and Sot . coh irs , si l vers tone , dishes, 9am . li nens . si l ver ware , A ¥on , drapes ; cur ta ins , lo t s of YARD SALE . Aug . 4th and 5th . 9 to clo thing . fu rniture . Something • . 6th St .. Syracuse . IF YOU have o service lo offer , l or e;~e ry o ne . wont to b uy or sell something , YARD SALE . Fri. and Sat ., 10om oe looking 'for work ... or RUMMAGE SALE . Wed . thru Sot. to .4 pm . Metal barrels . kn ick· Post fire hou se in Syracuse on whote;~er ... you"ll get results lot;nocks , toy s, dothing , men's, second ~I ., blue house. Record laster with o Sentinel Won t Ad . women 's and ·children's, fur · ployer , TV , lof s o f <lo th ing. oil Coll992-2156. • ni ture . Dirt road , I 11• mile off • si ze s. Rain or shine. N•'ft' l imo Rood f ro.m Rutland . BIG YARD Sole, Thurs. and Fri. 3 Welch for signs . A r th ur Miller mi les north of the . Fairgrounds SOMETHING'S gotto gi ve! f.o .. o residence . , yard sole Satu rday . Aug . 5. on Old Rt . 33 . beginning 9 om . Variety of YARD SA.LE . T~un , Fri . Sol . 11/ , GARAGE SALE continued . New 1 tem~ and ex( ellent girls' mlle Ofl 681 , turning l•ft at Oar· items every dey . H.A . Cole clothing in 10's, 12's, U 's, prewin , 8th house on left . Clothes .· res idence. Tuppers Plains , l&&ns . and . junior si r:e s. di shes , Avon . misc . Ohio . Charlene Hoefli ch , 109 High St., - --··:::-:-,.,..-.,-:--:--:::-'fARO SALE . Fri. ond Sot. 9 to Pomeroy . FOUR FAMILY Yard Sole . Thu rs . dar k . 975 Maple St ., M id- . Fri. and Sot . 9:00. 119 Butternu t YARD SALE . Thur sday , Friday an d dleport , behind Heiner's Thrift Ave , Pomeroy , Ohio . FurnitUre . Satur day , A ugust 3. "' · and 5 Shop. rugs , eurtol n s. dishes , fr om 10 to 6. Children 's decoroli;~e ilems , baby clothes , dol hing, some antiques and TWO FAMilY Yord Sole. 277 bock to s<hoot dothes, anti· Main, Middleport. 9·4. Monday mis c. items . 1 1 1 'm iles below ques. m isc. and Tuesday . Danville on Rt. 325 . _____ - -- -- - - - - - - • I �.- - ........ -" • • • • , • r •• .. 10-~Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Aug. 4, 1978 · thenct south 4111 dq . Eut to Slid Norft'tt•st corner of No. 111 •t tht South line of s•ld 100 Acrt Lot No. 305, thence spending .money . Job Corpo alonv uld so·u th line to the place of beginning , beiflg the ·covers for both males and West end of Lot No . One females for trainiq in such Hundred and 51~~: In sald 1 Horton & Dabney ' s Addition ' job skills u auto mechanics, to Pam troy . · · keypunch, bricklayinl . Parul No . 2: Tl'le following estate situated in t he nunlq, weldina, office akllls reel Village of Pomeroy. County and a variety of other fields. Of Met.gS and Stitt Of Ohio : A new facet ol tbe Job Being In 100 Acre Lot No . 306 tn c . w . Dabney 's Addition to Corpo Program this year the Village of Pomeroy, •nd provides that enroUees with a more part icularly descrlb_e d follows : Being Lot 111 In C . hlllh school or GEP diploma as "'! . Oabne:; 's Addlt l on t o the will be eligible to · attend VIllage of Pomeroy , ex · therll!from the junior colleges, community ceptinv following parcel : Thll! college and post secondary following r .. l estate sltuatll!d vocational schoola lor up to In the Vtll ege of Pomeroy, of Meigs and State of two years of advanced · Col,lntv Ohio : ' Be lno in 100 Acre Lot education and training after No . 306 In c . W . Dabney's . Addition to the VlliiQt of successfully completing 90 Pomeroy , ana n1ore par. days in the regular Job Corps ticutarty · described as follows : Beginning at the Program. southwest corner of. Lot No. A field staff represeniaUve 118 ; thence North 4'h deQrees ol tbe program will be in the w,st 156 feet to {I tence i . East 87 feet to the east council chambers, second thence l ine of said Lot 118 ; thence floor of Pomeroy Village HaU South on the Ent line of seld Lot No . 111 to Fry Street ; from 9 a.m . to 4:30 p.m. thence W,st to the place Of Tuesday and Wednesday , beginning . next week. Re ference Deed : Vol. 27 1, Pag e 3 61 , Deed Records. M eigs county, Oh'lo. You an .,n otified that you IN THE tOMMON PLEAS are requ ired to answer -the tOURTOF Com plain t with i n -twenty MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO eight days after the last LEONARD L . LENTZ ., publication . The . last Plaintiff, publication will be made on vs. · t he 18th day of August , 1911. NELLIE · ROBEY , et at., · LARRY E. SPENCER, Defendants · Clerk of Courts, No. 16 ,119 Meigs County, Ohio Notice By" Publication (1) 7,14 , 21, 2t(l) 4, 11, 11, nc To K . M . Seeds , address unknown . if liv ing , and if deceased the unknown heirs , de visees, legatees , ad ·1 m inistrators , executors and assigns of K . M . Seeds , ad · dresses u n known ; M a r i e PUBLIC NOTICE 5 Following SecHon 5715.16 of the Ohio Revised Code, the de ceased the unknown heirs, change in valllat!on for the dev issees, l•gotees , od - ta K year 1978 has been mlnistrators, executors and revised to reflec t t he new assigns of Marie Shoemaker, construction values for tht addresses unknown; . Mabd tax year 1978. Parsons, address unknown , i f values of ttie new con . living , and if deceased the struction ta n now be viewed unknow n heirs , devisees, at the offi ce of the count';' legatees, adminis t ra t ors , auditor . executors and assigns of Howard E . Fr ank , Mabel Parsons. addresses Meigs County Auditor unkn ow n ; Mabel CrUsher , (8 ) .4, 11, 18, 25, 4fc addr ess unknown , if llv ing, and if deceased the unknown he i rs , dev isees. le ~;~ atees . adm inistrators, executors and assigns of Mabel PROlATE COURT OF Crusner . addresses MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO un k now n ; V int ie Hopk ins , EST ATE OF LOUISE M . addren unknown , it liv ing , KEEaAUGH , DECEASED and if deceased the unknown Cue No . 224J7 he irs, dev i sees, legatees . NOTICE OF admin ist rators , _executors APPOINTMENT and assig ns of V lnt i e OF FIDUCIARY .H o p k I ns , a ddresses On July 18, 1978, in th e unkn own; t he unknown Meigs County Probate court , , heir s. dev isees, t e ga~ees , Case No . 22437 , Mar" ln L . adm i n is trator s, e~~:ecutors Keebaugh, . Route 3·, and assig ns of each of the Porryeroy, Oh io was IP · following all o f whose ad . polnted Administrator of the dresses are unknown : John esfate of Louise M . Hopkins , Mary Will ia ms, Keebaugh, deceased , late of Emma Swearingen , Alfred · oute ~. Pomeroy , Ohio. Swearingen, Elizabeth Hack, George Hack , Percy Hack .. Manning D. Webster Sarah Parsons Seeds. Probate Judge. Theophilus Hopk i ns . a n d Clerk Vint ie Hopkins : 28 Il l 4, Jtc You &re hereby notified that a Complaint has been filed in the Common Pleas Court of Me igs County , Ohi o, NOTICE OF Case No . 16,810 , dem and ing DRAWING JURORS part ition of the foll owing Office of Com m lulontrs of descr i bed real estate, fo .wit : Jurors , Meigs County , O"io Parcel No . 1: The following July J1, 1971 real estate situate in One To Alt Whom It Me;< COn · Hundred Acr e L ot No. Three cern: Hundred an d . Five in sai d Saturday , the 12th dav County of Me ips des cri bed as of OnAuoust 1978 , at 10 :00 foll ~s B ~g •n,-. ino at the- o'clock, A .M ., at the office of Nor tnwcst cOrner ot Lot No. the Clerk of Common Pleas Ohe Hundred and Eighteen Court , Meigs County, Ohio , (118 l In Horton & Dabney 's Jurors will be publicly dr.awn Addit io n to Pomeroy on the ror the September Term otj South l ine ot sa111 One H un . the Common Pleas Court of dred Acre Lot No . 305, th ence !ia id cOunty . Nor th 41f2 deg . West Nin ety Eight feet to Run Street. Freeland S. Norr is th ence alo.,g uid Run St re et Lauren E . Hoffman down the run to a po int com m Intoners North 41 l deg . west of Jurors from the Northeast cor · (8) A, He ner o't said A.ot No . 118 . Job corps interviews next week · Meigs County YOIIII8 people fromages 16-21 Iilterested in free job training with fringe benefits may lind the answer next week when a Job Corps recruiter will be in Pomeroy. The recruiter will interview _ potential applicants for a federally funded program designed to better qualify - young people for employment. Enrollees will go to a training center . away from home to learn a skill for Middleport employment and continue their education: Every center offers the high school equivalency diploma. While in Job Corps, PIJ'ticipants are paid while learning , given free IOQd, housing , · medical care, clothing allowance and BASEBALL MEETING The Syracuse - Minersville Baseball Association will meet Monday, AugliB\ 7 at 7:30 p.m. at tbe Syracuse Municipal Building.' Parents, coaches and otl!er interested persons are to attend. squad has seven runs PRACflCE ROUTINES - These Eastern High School · Maj<rettes, under the supervision . of Debbie Young , far right, spin their batons at practices during band camp held at the school during the past two weeks. From 1..- are Paula HyseU, Beth Riebel, and Valerine LaBonte. ASSISTANCE NEEDED Contributions and workers are needed for the food booth 1Continued from pase l l and Dale M. Trenary is of the Meigs Local Band , named manager of the West Boosters at the Meigs County Fair. Division . Parents of band members Weeks joined the company in 1957 as a commercial · are being asked to donate representative and has held cakes and pies. Workers for such posts as buildin g the booth are needed and system s coo rdi nator. those wishing to help are assistant district ma nager asked to ca ll Maxine and assi st an t division Goeglein at 992-7625; Pat Wood at 992-2281, or Ann manager. Trenary joined the com- Radford at 992-3334. pany in 1962 as a groundman and has held a number of line positions such as crew GUEST SPEAKER s uper visor, assistant The Rev . Ca rl Hick s, superintendent of lines and former past or of the Pomeroy operating assista nt in the United Methodist Church, co mpan y's d i v i sion will be guest speaker at the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist operations department Weeks will be located in the Church at both Sunda y Athens office and Trenary services August 6. will headquarter at the The morning worship Chillicothe office. service begins at 9:30 a.m. - Most com pany offices will with evenin g services at 7:30 continue under the super- p.m. There will be special vision of local directors and music at each. Rev. Floyd F. customers may contact their Shook is pastor at the Laurel local offices for services as in Cli ff Ch urch. the pa·st. The existing line and ma int enan ce areas will A thought lor the day : continue operations at their Scottish comic Sir Harry present locations under the Lauder said, "Oh, it's nice to direction of a local _ s~pe r­ get up in the morning, but it 's visor . rucer to stay in bed.'' r--Area-D~iith~-:-i C&SOE ... I J BRIEN GRUESER Bri en Keith Grueser, 15, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Grueser died Thursday Children 's evening at Hospital in .CQlumbus. Brien is survived by his parents; a sister , Shelia Kay; grandparents. Orvial Qualls of Hom er , Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs . Dave Grueser, Pomeroy. and several aunts and uncles. Brien's father, Jack, was rea red in Miners· ville . PROJECT EXPL.AINEI) Mrs. Pat Thoma , service unit director, to clarify the Meigs County Fair exhibits, explained today that only badge work. earned and signed. is eligible lor exhibit. Judging will take place next Thursday at the fairgrounds beginning at 10 a .m. You SAVE GET LICENSES Two couples have been gi-anted marriage licenses in Meigs County . They are Steve Ward Meek, 21 , Albany, to Loui se Ann Newell, 20 , Chester . and Gay lyrd Laine Young , 32, Pagev1Ue. t o Maureen K. McCarthy, 24, Pageville. DALE STANSBURY Dale Stansbury, 77, Route 4, Pomeroy, died Thursday at University Hospital in Co lumbus. Mr . Stansbury· was a retired employe of the New York Central Railroad. He was a member of the Carpenter Baptist Church , Columbia Grange and was an at;tive member of the Meigs County Senior Citizens. He was a son of the late Thelmore and Minnie Lee Cline Stansbury. Surviving are his wife, Golden Faye Cleland Stansbury ; two sons, Clair Dale, Groveport, and Larry J . of Reynoldsburg : two daughters , Clarice Ellen Gryetko, Anapolis, Md ., and Wanda Lou Oxley, Route 4, Pomeroy ; a daughter-in-law. Loretta Price Stansbury, Charleston, S. C.; nine grandchildren; three greatgrandchildren, and two sisters, Faye Fitzmiller, Millersport , and Mae Tewksberry. Columbus. A son, Jerry; ~ brother, Clellie W.; a sister, Flossie Gray and his parents preceded him in death. Funer·al services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Bigony-Jordan Fun e ral Home in Albany with the Rev . Jay Stiles qfflclating. Burial in Rawlings will be Cemetery. Friends may caU at the funeral home any time after noon Saturday. END MARRIAGES Two suits for dissolution of marria ges - and one for divorce have been filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court .' Filing for dissolution were Unda Sue Wolfe and Monte Ray Wolfe . both of Syracuse, and Frances L. Hunt ; Cheste r, and Robert L'ee .Hunt , Long Bottom. Filing lor divorce wa s Brenda U,Master, Minersagainst James ville, LeMaster, Pomeroy . Eastern's 1Continued from page 1) concerning the beginning of the new ·scbool ye~r and related items of information , U,es reports. Kindergarten students in the Chester area will attend kindergarten during the morning hours while children . from Tuppers Plains and the Riverview area will attend · during the afternoon hours. Kindergarten classes will be held at the Tuppers Plains buUding under the direction of Mrs . Wilma Parker. A special parents meeting will be held for a)l parents of new kind er gart en stu dents on Aug . 24, at 2 p.m. at the Tuppers Plains School. • pomeroy rutland tuppers plains pomeroy national bank the bonk of the century established 1 187~ ~~:::::;;;::::~;..,..,,_.,...,..----..,.., ....,~,., ____,.,,_1 • The .Most Popular New Translation Ever · GOOD NEWS BIBLE _ Ove r 10 million sold In the first year! GOSPEL SING The Gospel Tones will 'prsent a gospel sing at l'uppers Plains Church of Christ Sunday, August&, at 2 The Middleport ! p.m. Everyone is welcome. Emergency Squad was LOCATION CHANGED swamped with caUs ThursThe location of the Oraqe day and early today. Township Volunteer Fire AI 12:05 a.m. the squad Department's Ice Cream went to Powell St ., near the Social, to be held at 5 p.m. Page St. intersection where changed · Saturday, has been two girls had fallen out of a from the Tuppers Plains van when the door became Grade School to the Fire unlatched. The squad took House. Bess Templeton, l~l!_nd Lori Roush, 14, both of Pomeroy, to Veterans Memorial For SJ.turd•y, Aug . 5 --=~==::=-=::=-:::--::-== Hospital. Miss Roush was admitted for treatment. .::_::.::__:__ _c::__ _:__ _ _ _ At2:47 p.m. the squad went • 8 ede.0 So1 Be rniCe to Hemlock Grove for Ellen Killinger, who was taken to . Veterans Memorial Hospital where she was admitted. At 7:54 p.m. Sarah McCarty was taken fronrt her apartment on N. Second Ave . to Veterans Memorial H · 1 Aug . 5, 1978 ASTRO•GRAPH enhkc:,::n~ ~,e-~rvin:.a ~~: osptta · . Through your resourcefulness At 10 :16 a .m. the squad was and cleverness you'll lind in called to a tavern where Willa . genious ways to add to you r Jacobs, Mason, W. Va ., had resol.lrces this com1ng year. It fallen. She received an ann will inJ'ury. She was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital where she was admitted. At 11:48 . p.m. Frances Parker was taken from her home at 611 S. Second Ave, to the Holzer Medical Center. At 1:05 - a.m. Friday, the sq uad went to 8 tavern for Jenny Estep who had fallen . She received a head lactration and was treated on the scene by the squad. At 9 a.m ., the squad went to S. Front St. for Mrs. Dorothy 1deas instead ol silting on th em. LEO !July 23-Auv. 22) You 'll know a good buy when you see one loday and you'll gel I rue value . You won 't ask for more than you deserve. but you won 'l accept less, either. Find oul more ol whallies ahead lor you by sending lor your copy of !Continued from page ! ) the voters of the town when funds were being sought lor the new fire truck which was .. purcha sed about two years ago. The proposed new levy would be in effect for five years. Qn other at;tion , Mick Ash was named unanimously to fill an unexpired term on council created by Clyde Triplett having moved out of town-. Co uncil also decided to advertise for bids for an estimated 300 tons of hot-mix for repair of village streets. Presiding over the session . was Mayor Eber Pickens. Others present Joe wereHemsley Kathryn, Crow, Jimmy Larry Brogan, John Arnott and Ash , 'councU members; Clerk Janice Lawson, Pool Manag er Herman London and Bob Wingett. BOOK STORE 99 MILL ST. lhem today . Yo u' re lookin g lor You migh t' even welcome something to get your teeth into. LIBRA (Sept 23-0tl. 23) Once Hospital News Veteralll Memorial Hospital ADMITTED - Gary Ellis, Pomeroy; Carol J et!, Minersville; Donald Dailey, Portland; Barbara Simmons, Bidwell; Darlene Spangler. Rutland; Lori Roush , Pomeroy ; Helen Killinger, Hemlock Grove; Willa Jacob$, Mason .. DISCHARGED Joyce Vance, William Kennedy, Ina Bolin, Sharon Wise , George Bentley , Inez Ash, Timothy _ Cundiff. MEETS MONDAY RACINE - Racine Chapter 134, Order of Eastern Star will . meet at 7:30 p.m . Monday at the temple . & TABULA.TIONS Sealed proposa ls for the purchase of elect ion voting and t abula ting eQuipment ro be used b y the Me igs Coun ty Soarer of E l ec t ion! will 'be received a t tne off ice of the Clerk ot t he Board ot Meigs Count y Com missioners in her you '1.1e given your word today . other s can r ely on you to follow tl}rough no matter how tough it is for you to kee p your promise. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 221 II old pals ha1.1e been in your thoughts lately , make It a point to get in tou ch or be wi th them today . You migh t learn of so methi ng important . SAGITTARIUS (Nov . 23-Doc. Z11 Once your ambitions are aroused to day you 'll be very clever and persistent in getting what you go after, regardle ss . l GALIJPOUS- A conference with U. S. Senator John GleM in mid-August aloog with bea'rinl!s A~. 15 and 22 may bring to \ Ught the damagmg economic effects on j Southeastern Ohio of EPA resulatiolt• which have caused • 30 percent cutback in orden for Ohio coal. This conference and the hearings are an outgrowth of laBt _Wednesday night's meeting in the Gallipolis Holiday Inn of coal operaton and supply companies. The Ohio Coal and Energy Association called the Aug . 2 meeting because of concern over the 30 percent reduction by American Electric Power in its coal Orders across the board to iL~ rontrat1 and spOt market t'Oill suppliers. · 1 At the same 'time, Bob Evans, ,President ol tbe Southeastern Ohio Regiunal Council, circulated copies ,of tbe resoluti!JII passed July 20 by his organization, a resolution requesting the President of the United Sllltes to suspend the resulations. The re,;olulion rea_ds tha~ Pfesident . Carter has the authonty, which; was provided by P:.nsres~. "to suspend tbe implemenllltion of the regullitlorts promulgaled by the Environmenlljl Proteelion Agency as applies to Sotitheastern Ohio and the use of Ohio coal,''for the VOL. 13 NO. 27 for only s13r MIDOLII'OitT prudue~ severe economic hardship in Southern Ohio." Further, the resolution requested deferment "fo r a minimum of four years. to enable Government and Industry to develop a realistic means of using Ohio t-oal without unnecessary air pollution." Bob Evans' letter accompanyinH the copy of the resolution read that lheSEORC "has initiated ;i program using resolutions, letter writing, and cards to !mpre&'l the EPA and the President of the United States that the people of Ohio cannot afford to lose the income !rom its coal-mining GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT SUNDAY, AUGUST 6, 1978 You might surprise yourself today at how well· equipped you are t o handle touchy •ssues . Logical think in~ cou· pled with experience ts the reason. ,. AQUARIUS (Jan . 2G-Feb. 111) Viewing things rea li stically and not expecting anrthing you didn't work for wit make you e•tremely successful today. PISCES (Feb. 20-Merch 20) Ma- ture indiv iduals make the best associates today . Their ability to adjust orinions to to the thoughts o another makes them comfortable to be around . ARIES (Merch 21-Aprll 19) A fine, produc tive day. You may work hard , but you won' t mind a bit because of the deep satisfaction In completing a dllllculllask . TAURUS (April 20-M1y 20) The that the main problem is with the sulfur · dioxide regulations imposed by the United stat.. EPA. These slllndards, Trapp said, "are overbearing and are cau.:;ing coal operators throughout the slllte ol Ohio to lose shipment orders. Utility companies are being forced to purchase ou~ of state t'Oal to meet clean air standards." Ohio coal is high in sul!Ui', and a vast majority of it is not burnable under pre- sent clean air standards. The operators decided that the most effective way to approach these regulations is to contact Ohio's two U. S. senators, and the meeting with Glenn was arranged for mid-August An associalion-6ponsofed adVertising campaign included a June 4 full-page advertisement in the t '"m1,flli• thtily and other Ohio newspapers. The ad was aimed at !he 0. S. EPA and its stringent demands on the pockc. books ol Ohioans. "This is a direct link to .,.,.n,,,. everyone's inoreased electric bill ," said one coal operator.The low-sulfur Western l'oal being impOrted into Ohio i.S mofe ex· · pensive and tess effident than our own coal, he added . .Continued on page 2 tniitttl MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY PRICE 25 CENTS for 1978 grand champion hog i~ ol lh£ obstacles. CAPRICORN (Dec.- 22-Jon. 191 operations which would result if Ohioans are forced to comply with EPA regulations by October, 1979. Such a I""" would be in the hundreds of miUions of dollars." The letter aaked either endorsement ol the SEORC resolution, or the writing ol another resolution, and mailing it to SEORC, Bo<ZI1, Wellston45692. Purpolle of laSt Wednesday 's meeting at . the Holiday Inn was to ascertain what action is needed to restore the ma<imum eoal orders and alleviote future cutbltcks. Jim Trapp, executive secretary ol the Ohio Coal and Energy Association, told the group of local strip miners and suppliers ·Sausage Shop pays record sum GALLIPOLIS - For the second year Sean Call, Rebels, 235, Sausage Shop . Newberry. Hil l toppers . 213, Ro~e ~a_rm Re:dsk ins Equipment , 11; Mike Kemper, H•llbllltes. T~n. 194, Higgins Che1.1rolet. $3 ; Roger 212, Ga ll ia Roller Mills, $.90,• Ste ve record price for the GaUia County Junior Waugh , Hilltoppers, 219, Fallon Brothers , Mon tgomery . So · lo Trave l lers , 23 1. Fair's grand champion hog . Sl.-40 ; Tande Pope , Gallipolis FFA, 205, French Ci t y Landm ark , S.B5 ; Jack Hanna , · Friday, during the fair's 18th annual Haffelt Carpeting, S1.20 ; Bob Foster , Rock Hi ll Ranchers , 201, MTS Coins, $.85 sale, the Sausage Shop paid Sean Call $6.91 Triangle, 239, Ohio Valley Bank , S.95 ; and Tim Green. Hillbillies . 214, Cen tral Roger Spu rlock, Cadmus Redskins Teen, Soya, S.95 . a pound for his top animal. Wayne Lewis , Rock Hill Ranchers , 106. French City Landmark, S.85; Randy Last year, the Evans firm paid An· Martin , Ohio Raiders , 218, Fallon 101, Harland Mart in, S . ~O .· Dale Newberry, nette Carter $6.60 a pound lor the previous Brother s, $.95 ; Sonya Call, Rebel s, 203, Hilltopper s, 225, Cen,tral Soya , $.85 ; Ohio Valley Laundry , S.85 ; Da vid M on. Lenora Scurlock . Cadmus Redskins Teen. mark. , Hannain Trace FFA, 227, J . D. 191 . Jackson Production CrediL S.80 .· Scott eall's animal weighed 235 pounds. A tgomery NDrfh Produce, $3.90 ; and Ste1.1e Mont . ElliDtf , Rock Hi ll Ranchers. 223, Bud Rt. 2 Crown City resident, Call is a gomery , So-Lo Traveliers, 197, 0 . K. Mc Ghee Rea lty . S.90 : Haskell Spur lock , Cadm us Redsk ins Teen . 202, Atty . Da1.1e member of the Rebels 4-H Club. Tobac co Warehouse . S.9S. Pam M iller . Cadmus Redskins Teen , Evans, $.80; Ke1.1in Kna pp, Gage Invaders , · Higgins Chevrolet of Willow Wood 213. Ohio Valley Bank , S.90 ; Lenor a 228, Federal Landmark, $ .90 ; Diane purchased Pam Miller's reserve champion Spurlock, Cadmus Redsklns· Teen , 207. Garber , Rio Fr iendship, 196, Com mercial hog for $3 a pound. Miss Miller, last year's Gallia Roller Mills, S.90 ; Dale Newberry, and Savin gs Bank . S.85 ; Scott Elliott , Rock fair queen, is a member of the Cadmus Hilltoppers, 227, Bob Saunderi QSSC, Hill Ranchers. 216, Art Elliott , S.85 ; Da vid Green , Hi ll b i lli es , Garber, Rio Fr iendshi p, 208, Bob Evans Dana Redskins Teen, and resides on Rt. 2, $1.05 ; 1B6, Fruth 's Pharma cv , S1 .0S; Farm s, S.BO : Debbie fw'\ontgomery, So· Lo Patriot. Her animal weighed 194 pounds. David Mon tgomery, Hannan Trace T-raveliers. 230, Ohio Va lle y Bank . $.80 and One-hundred hogs, 31 more than last F FA , 212, Gillingham Drugs , Annette Carter , Rio Wrangler s, 201 , Atty . year, were sold Friday. S.90: Mande Pope, Tr ia ilgle , 204, Bill Each11 s, $1. Pau l McNeal, Gage Invaders , 221 . Bob Listed in sale order are the exhibitor, Harrev Crouse & Son, Sl ; Bob Foster. Sa under s QSSC. S1.10 ; Todd DeeL Raccoon Triangle, 228, Fallon Brothers. $.95 ; his or her club, sale Weight, buyer and Martha Spurlock, Cadmus Redsklns Teen , Valley , 210, Hillcrest CHni c, S.95 ; Mark price paid per poWld in the hog S..le: 196, Rep . Ron James, S.:90; Mark Cont_inu<;<! on ia~e 2 in a row, Bob Evans Sausage Shop paid a 5{1.91 ; Pam Miller , Cadmus CONRJCH Coal Co. of Addioon purchased Scott Elliott's I ,086 pound uand champion Bladt: Angus 91eer for a record fUB o pound ot the G111ia County Junior Fair Friday. Pictured with the animal are, left to right, Terry Ev1111, Brian Davidson (held by Tenry); Bruce ' Davidson , 'Bill Jenkins, president of the GaWa County Seni..- Citizens; Carol Meadowst Junior Bee! Prince88; Kim Jividen, Senior Beef Queen IIIHI1971 Fair Queen, Donna DeWitt. Holding llnimlll ill front of the buyers Ia Scott Elllott. • , · • • Co'lf,rich Coa;l Co. pays record _ $2.58 a pound for top steer Charles Shaver served as clerk. B. B. GALIJPOLIS- Scott Elliott received $1.55 a pound. Miss Woodward, of Patriot Star Route, GaUipolis, is a member of the Matthews, program coordinator, a record f2.511 a pound for his 1978 grand welcomed spectators and buyers to begin champion steer durins Friday's 27th GaUipolis FF A Club. Friday's activities. Elghty·alx steen were sold Friday. annual sale at the Gallia County Junior That's Z7 more than t.st year's sale Listed in sale order are the Fair. uhlbltor, bls or her club, the 'oalmol's total. P1ylq tbe iiiHiiae blgb price lor Ali cl'ioneers were 'Lee John son, weight, buyer alii! price paid per pound llle prlzod Black Aogu• was Coorich Tommy Joe Stewart and George Wood- In the steer sale: Coal Co., Addlaon. Previous high sum paid for a champion ward . Scott Elliott . Rock Hi ll Ranchers. Working the ring were Alden 1.085, Conrlch Coal Co .. 'S2.58 ; Tandl steer was $2.45, set last year by Ohi o Valley Bank. Elliott owned th~t animal. Wedemeyer, Jerry Haner, Tom Wood- Woodword, Gallipolis FFA. 1.030. Ohio Vall ey Bank , Sl .55 ; M ichelle Mount, ward , Sr., and Tom Woodward, Jr. too. Hil lbillies, 1,241, Ohio Valley Bank, $.80; Geo rge Woodward , Stewari and K Elliott, Rt. 4, Oak Hill,.is a member of im Bickers, Hillbillies , 1,078, carter & the Rock Hill Ranchers. His steer weighed Johnson alternated in the ring. Evans , S.81 ; Randy CaldwelL Gall ipolis Helping control the animals were Jim FFA, 1,067 , Gallipolis Elks Lodoe, $.81 ; 1,086 pounds. After purchasing the steer, Bruce Howard, Paul Butler and Harl~y Crouse. Darlene Jenkins , Ohio l•liver teancners, Jenkins Concr ete , $.83 ; Tande Pope. Passing out slips for buyers were Terri 990 I>avldson and Terry Evans donated it to Ga ll ipolis FFA, 1,005, Holzer Clinic , $.80 ; the GaUia County Senior Citizens. Ac- Woodward and Becky Crouse. Ricky Mount, Hillbill ies. 1, 171 , C»lio Valley Plane HoUey, senior sheep princess Bank , S.72 ; Gary Catd.well. Triangle , 850. ""pting the steer on behalf of the senior ritlztna wu BiU Jenkins, president of that and Diarma Forgey, junior sheep princess, She lley Co ., S.92 and Da vi d Russell, llbillies , 95 1, Steak House, $.92 . were on hand for the livestock sales along HiMike organization . Waugh , Rebels, 1, 111 , Waugh . More than 500 persons were Qn hand with Annette Carter, pork princess; Kim Halley · Wood , $.82 ; Dianna Jenkins, Ohio Jividen, senior beef queep : Carol River Ranchers, 1.164, Rus s Wood Agency, for Friday 's Uvestock saleil. Ohio VaUey Bank purchased Tandi Meadows, junior beef princess and I>onna $.76 ; Paul Duncan , Triangle, 1.113, Gallla Continued on page 2 Woodward'a champion ltteer lor DeWUt , Miss GaWa County. ' BOB EVANS SAUSAGE SHOP paid a record $6.91 a pound for Sean Call's grand champion hog during Friday's livestock sale at the Gallia County Junior Fair. Plctured"left to right are Glendon Elliott, Bob-Evans, Donna DeWitt, fair queen and Annette Carter, Gallia County's 1978 Pork Princess. In front of the buyers is Sean Call, exhibiwr _ Champion lamb "goes for $8.25 a ·pound to Econo-Travel Motel GAWPOUS - Econo-Travel Motel peid Teresa Haffelt $11 .25 a pound for her 1978 grand champion l•mb during Friday's 20th aMual sale in the Uvestock Show Arena . This was just short of last year's alltime record price of $9 a pound, paid by Thaler Ford ui MI.SI Haffelt, who also exhibUed the 1977 grand champion animal. Miss Haffelt, Eureka Star Route, GaUipolis, Is ,a member of the Thivener Pioneers 4-H Club. Her champion tipped the scales at 113 pOunds. Higgins Chevrolet, Willow Wood, purChased Rob Muaie's reserve cham, pion lamb for $4.25 a pound . :.lassie, a resident of Potriol Star Route. Gallipolis. Is a member of the GaUipolls FF A. His lftimol welgbed 132 pounds. Seventy..,.elambo were llold Friday, 16 more than last year's total. Listed in sale ord•r a.., the exhibitor, his or her club, the animal's weight, buyer and price peid per pound: H, 113, Econo·Travel Motel. $8.25 ; Rob Massie , Gallipolis FFA, 132, Higgins Chevrglet, s.-.25 ; Teresa Barcus . Thivener Pioneers , 115, Fruth 's Pharmacy , S2 .75 ; Teresa Barcus. Thivener Pioneers, 109, Krogers , Sl.75 ; Kent Walker , Centerville Young Farmers . 132. Krogers. 51.25 ; Steve Forgey ; Centerville You ng Farmers . 98 . John Ecker , 52 .25 ; Rob Massie . Gallipol is 1;, Continued on Page 2 Draft horse exhibit is slated for Meigs fair ' POMEROY - For the first time a wlll prevail lor the competition with teams draft horse exhibit will be featured at the 3,200 pounds and under and those over Meigs County Fair. 3,200 pounds to take palt. Cash awards of Entries for the exhibit will close at 4 $90 for first place dropping $10 for each p.m. Friday, Aug. 11, and aU horses are to place through ninth will be awarded the be on the groWlda by Tuesday, Aug. 15 · winners of each weight class. The aMual senior lair horse show will There will be a tent placed In the centerfleld to house the draft horses which be held in the center field at 7:30 p.m. on will be on exhibit throughout the fair. Wednesdty, Aug. 16. Cash prizes plus Judging will be on Aug. 16. Eight classes rosettes will be awarded in each class for will be judged with callh prizes ol SIO, f1 first throug~ fifth places ucept in 1he and f4 awarded tbe top three animals in lead-in pony class with trophies to be given MlRKET LAMI SALE Teresa Hatfelt , Th lvener Pioneers • · each class. each participant. . The horse will again play a rrominent Cla_sses for the show include lead-in part In the Meigs Fair with three evenings ' pony; Western pleasure horse, registered of twilight harneu horse racing scheduled ooly ; Western pleasure pony; < English EUENDED roRi!lCAST this year. The twilight r.acing wlll begin at pleasure horse ; roadster pony class Wldtr H..day . lllroap Wed-.Jay, 1 4 p.m. on Wednesday, Thursday and 56 inches; Western pleasure horse, non eb•te of ~ra illollday ..t f1lr Friday. There will not be horse and pony · registered ; Western pleasure pony, unaer r-d1y ..tWa tg ilaj. lliJha m01tly runniOH raceo at thio year'a fair. 48 Inches ; English. three-gaited ; trail wm be Iaiiie • · willie IIIWI will be 111 The aMual horse pulling contest will horse ; trail pony; barrel race, horse or tile upper • or luw .. beheld Ill p.m. on Friday, Aug. 18, as the pony ; (Jag race; e_gg a tid spoon : dash for lbe mid rr UJIPfl' . . by Wedoeo411oy. uandstand ottraction ol the evening. money and the stake race. Rules of the Buckeye Horse Pullers. Inc. ' er••• reason that lmplenumting Lhe SHme will tmts - OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT penni.. a clay In operetlng cost . Shuh off lulom1tlc11ty. HumldltiMI conlrola. 15 pint capoclty. • ' • .Eitierfelds In Pomeroy ADMIRAL DEHUMIDIFIERS ' • faith you put in a friend 's ideas , off ice toea ted in the Meigs Co unt y. Co u rth ous e , as well as standing by this Pomeroy , Ohio , until 4: 00 ' person, will give him or her a o'clock P .M T •.•M "'s \J Aor ll good chance of succeeding 15, 1978 , ~n~ ~~\! ~~ OJJ ened today. and r ea d at 6: 30 p . m ~ the GEMINI (M1y 21-Jun• 211 Your sam e da y . mind Is on ~r responsibilities All proposals must comp l y w ith Chap ters 3506 and· 3507 of to your larrilly loda~Thus, you the Oh io Re1.1 ised Code and strengthen the security of the must be f or svstems. and whole clan . equ ipment approved by the CANCER (June 21-July U) OthBoard of Ex am iner s and the ers will respect you for your Secr etar y of the Slate of Oh io . views today . They know you 'll Spe cifications may be obta ined at the office of the loll the !ruth even lilt Is polnlul Clerk of the Board of Meigs to yourself or them. !NEWSPAPER ENTEAPA&SE ASSN .) County Commissioner! In the CourthOuse , Pomeroy , Ohio . The Board ol Meigs County Commissioners reserve the right to accept or relec t any or all proposels , and wa ive any lnformal11ies in favor of the Count y . All propouls must be sealed and marked " Eiec · l ions Equipment Proposal" . By order of the Boa r d of Me i gs County Com · missioners . MARY HOBSTETTER , CLERK f8) _., 11 , 2tc BAKER FURNITURE I sel l-addressed stamped envelope lo Aslro-Graph , P.O . Bo• 489, Rad1o City .Station, N.Y . 100t9. Be sure lo specif y birth sign . VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopt. 22) Chal~ lenges won '! shake you one bit moiature MIDDLEPORT Astr o-Graph Letter by mailing 50 cen ts for each and .a long . Veterans Memorial HospitaL Takos the dampnoso out of your besem..-.t or ott.r hlah AVAILABLE -AT: importan t to act on your Demoskey who was taken to PUBLIC NOTICE FOR ELECTION VOTING Reduced be Cutback orders concern SEO lea-d ers SIDEWALK .SALE DAYS You ca~ really aave - Many Items drastkally ' reduced- Odds and Ends- Small lots for clearance. SHOP SATURDAY TIL 5 P.M. ......,Y-11 Elberfelds In Pomeroy ~· ' ·. • "' ,. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 4, 1978 grueser stansbury