https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b63ea775d6d5662b641ef4e194a9061f.pdf 820b8e4ef7f79c954fb5d4ea288bb043 PDF Text Text • 1G-The L y Sentinel, Middleport-Pnmerov. 0 .. Thursday. Aug. 10, 1978 ,:;:;:;:::::;:;:::::;:;:;:::::::~::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ Failure to ·comply could lead to class ·dismissal Students failing to comply with state school law lm· muniza\)on _ regulations should be elcluded from classes of the Meigs Local School District. This is in the amended state school inununization law and Landmark f .... wen.;shm•g plaques MODULAR HOMES By .A ll American MEETS •OHIO BUILDING CODES •FHA & VA SEE OUR LOT MODEL TODAY Old Rio landmark to be replaced EXTENDED FORECAST · W-udHmWaJMia euaee of allowen or lllaadtnboll"en eacb day. HJPa will be Iaiiie... aDd low• wUl be Ill tbe . . or RIO GRANDE - A bit ol lower 'Ill. the PNI rwill give · way to the district today issued an pupil's physician, that lm· ':::;:::::':':':'::::::;::::':':':'<:::':':::::':':':':':::;:::::;:;:::':':' model'!l facilities and eiplanation of the law in munization may be ·economical operaUon. In an announcement made order that' students can · detrimental to the pupil's today by Dr. Paul C. Hayes, comply: · The statement heahh. outlining requirements in the (3) The pupil submits a president of Rio Grande district follows : College and CommunitY, staement signed by the College, and Dr. Henn11n students in the Meigs Local pupil's parent or guardian Koby, secretary · t!'l!llllurer of School District must have a that the parent or guardian U-L A.LI. Rio Grande · Community record ol inunWJizations as objects to immunization for a College, plans lor a $2.25 follow s: good cause, including million theatre and arts Kingergarten through religious convictions. buDding were .outlined. Grade 9 - DTP, pQilo, (4). The pupil submits Tlie building, to be con· measles and rubella im- written evidence that the Plaques donated by LandmWJizations. pupil is "in the Pl'!lcess" of mark in Pomeroy will be structed on the illte of the Grades lll-12 - measles completing the required awarded to the best overall CUITent Conununlty Hall, Will immunization. inunl\Jiizations. pet in each of the categories house a 503 seat· theatre, ,Any male or female pupil "IIf'· the process" means of youth, . 12 and under, older television studio, graphic who was vaccinated ~gainst that. the pupil Is Immunized youth, those over 12, and arts, ceramics, painting and measles prior to reaching age against measles and has had . adult, at the Meigs CoWJty music areas. The structure haS been twelve months must be at least one dose ol DTP-Td Junior Fair pet show to be funded by the State of Ohio revaccinated. vaccine and o~e dose ol polio staged on Friday, Aug. 18, 1 legislature. At the beginning of each vaccme; und~r . this section p.m . intheshowring. Site preparatioR will begin school year, or at a pupil's every male pupil must have . ) Rosettes will be awarded initial entry, a pupil has 14 been 1mmun1zed against to the first place in each divi· the week of August 2o with days to present written rubella anti every female sion with red ribbons going actual construction contracts evidence that the pupil is in pupil who has not reached to ~ndplaces, and white d compliance ":ith. the State puberty must . have been places. All participants will SchooiinunWJizatlon Law. II, unmumzed agamst rubella. receive green ribbons . .. after the end ·of the 14 day Pupils Age Slund Below Classes in the youth and grace period, the pupU has ( ~ ) The second DTP and older youth are best dog, best not submitted . wntten poho doses must .be ad· cat, best dressed pet, most evidence of compliance, the mm1stered not sooner than talented, most WJusual, while pupil should be excluded two months and not later than the classes in the adult divi· from ~hool WJtil evidence is three months after the first sion are best dog, best cat, submitted. A pup1l IS rn · doses. . and most WJusual. compliance if the pupil meets (B) The third DTP and Entries are to be mailed to oo.e ol the following four poll~ doses must be ad· the ·Meigs County Extension cr1ter1a: mm1stered not sooner than ()[lice Box 32 Pomeroy with ( I ) The pupil submits twomonthsandnotlaterthan the :>.5 cent 'entry fee im· written evidence that the three months after the second mediately. All pets are re· pu.pil meets o_r exceeds the doses. quired to have had rabies (C) '!'he fourth DTP dose shots and should not weigh mtntmum tmmumzatton requirements. must be administered not 'over !50 pounds. Only one en· (2 ) The pupil submits a sooner than illx months and tryispermittedperclass .. statement, signed by the not later than seven months after the third dose . ( If the third DTP-Td dose was ad· Hospital News ministered at age six or Vetel'll• Memorial HOipltal above, no further doses are Admitted _ Owen Watson, required.) Racine ; Jack Robson, Pupils Age Seven and Above (A) The second Td and Pomeroy. pOlio doses must be ad- . Discharg~d - Edward · · Bush, Travt.! Gray, Larry truntstered not sooner than Dillon, EWe Smith, Ellen AM-FM CB rad io, good :;":'';;:~~~~:~~:rl~~"; ~: Killinger, Robin Ritchie. to be let by the second week of September. A target com· pletlon date of November, 1979 has been eatabiL!bed. Site preparation for the 24,000 square loot, brtek structure will requtte the removal of eight of the 54 trees which currently · COURT ACTIONS FILED Two suits for divorce and for money were IUed in Meigs Co!Uity Wednesday. Seeking divorces were t>elcenll Bowling, Cheahlre, from Otis Bowling, Newlon, N. C., and Shirley W. Wolfe, Racine, from Clarence T. Wolle, Racine. Filing for judgment in the amoWJt of $60'/.s:l was Sears, Roebuck and Co., Aahland, Ky., against Herbert Eugene DUIUI, Cheshire. Qll' 1100 E . Main Pomeroy, Ohio . 992-7034 LOcal owner, clean Interior . tires. cyl.. automatic. good tir es, blue finish, radio, good economy & real sporty . 4 1974 Olds Omega .••••••'2395 4 door , 1 local owner . 3So V-8, automatic, P.S., radi o, dark green finish & spotless cle an inter ior . 1973 Monte Carlo....... '1895 L~ndau VB, automatic, ps, pb, air . AM, 8 track stereo· · radio. power door locks and windows. High mileage buf a real barga in . 1972 Chevelle ..................'895 HT Cpe. 1 owner , good tir es, V8 au1omatlc . Doe litfle pa int worK and sa ve . · 976 GMC % Ton .••••• s3695 1 owner, good t ires, v .e, 5utoma t ic , P.S., P.B .. rad io. 1974 Dodge Van •••••• ;.s3995 Conversion 318 V-8, automat ic, p.S. & P . B.. good tires, . sound mechanica ll y, nice interi or conver5 ion , ice box. bed . IN STOCK! NEW CHEVY VAN CONVERSIONS, MOTOR HOMES, % T.-4 WH. DRIVE PICKUP, EL CAMINO, SUBURBANS POMEROY MOTOR CO. ."Your Chevy Deoler" Pomeroy 992-2126 til8 : 00 d~~- The third Td and polio Holzer .,edleal Ceater doses must be administered Di~<hargea not sooner than six months Helen Baer' Marilyn and not later than seven Boggs, Hanford Cos, Reed months alter the second Crary, Connie Cremeans, William Commons, James doses. Denney, Martha Elkins, Tina (C ) A fourth Td dose Is not Facemire; Hennan Ferrell, required if the third DTP-Td dose was administered at age Nancy Gibson, Mrs. Joseph illx or above. A fourth Td dose Harden and son, PauUne Hill, is required if the third DTP· . Myria Jones, Ruby Kinder, Td dose was administered at Burt Kisor, Cleo McCallister, · Chester McGhee, Mark age five or below. Ouskey, Raymond Patterson, It is now required that wriiten Clara Pullins, Mrs. Larry Pupils submit IWese and son, Canie Ross, evidence to their building Matilda Rowley, Clara principal of each subsequent Sa""ent, Henry Sexton, Anna dose of DTP-Td and polio 'D vaccine received in ac· Sheets, Wanda StlfOer, Mrs. cordance with the im· Douglas Thompson and son, munization interval. It is Jack Wheatley' Judith Important that a list of pupils Wolford, Velma Young. who are "in the process" be Blrtlu maintained, and that a Mr. and Mrs. Randy person be designated to Muliord, son, Cheshire. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Barnett, closely monitor each pupil's son, Tuppers Plains; Mr. and progress in conforming with Mrs. James Young, son, the inununization interval. Pliny, w. va: Racine man wins car Sales lor Ohio's fourth David R. Harbarger, Ohio Lottery Executive Director, Instant Game have totalled annoWJced that Paul Cleland more than $20 J)lillion during of Racine, won a new car in the first eight weeks. More the Ohio Lottery's TV Jack· than 180 people have claimed pot Game on August a. He the game's top prize of became eligible for the $10,000, while over $9 million drawing by sending four non· in total prizes have been won wiruting tickets to the Lot· · by game players to date. The tery 's TV Jackpot contest, to car Is worth $4000.88. the address printed on 'the reverse side ol the ticket. Since this game began on Senate approves May 23, 1978, TV Jackpot winners have claimed over water spending ~.ooo in cash and prizes, WASHINGTON (UPI) including more than 50 brand Funding lor medical new cars, 35 kitchen en· research and water quality sembles, and well over 400 testing Ia Included In an color television sets. appropriations bill the u.s.' Senate has approved. · Sen. Robert C. Byrd, W.Va ., said the two amendm..ts he apoJIIOred are part of the 1979 Hollling and Urban Development and Independent Agencies Appropriations Bill. They wUI : AND -Provide $275,000 for equipment, installatlm and UP operation of folD' Ohio River · water quality monitoring stations and the continued . operation of seven e:&ial.ing mmltoring stations. - Restore a propoaed cut in funds (or research at Veterans Administration hospitaiB at H1111tington and 1\lartlnsburg. LOW, LOW SHOE PRICES TEENS ANO lADIES SPORTS & CASUALS lADIES •LEAntER SADDLES $}395 GIRLS, UP TO SIZE 3 SIMON'S SIMON'S PICK-A-PAIR lOB W. MAIN OR POMEROY, 0. ' · GIFT SHOP 992-3830 FOUR PLAYERS SIGNED LORMAN, Mlu. (UPI) Alcorn State tennis coach Lonnie Walker has announced the signing of four playerl to scholarahipa, including Steve Flowers, Reggie Hamnl and Ricky lily, all of Cleveland, Ohio. . • VOL. XX!X NO. 83 GIRLS' JEANS AND PANTS Knits, denims and cotton twills In the latest styles and colors for fall. Sizes 4 to6X and 7 to 14. 1 REG. '6.00 ........................................ SALE 4.99 REG. '8.00 ····· ········•···· ·······•·•···········•· SALE. '6.79 REG. '11.00......................... ·.. ··.. :··· ···SALE '9.39 REG. 513.00 .................................... SALE s11.09 REG. '14.00 ........................... SALE '11.89 ~---------------~' BOYS FASHION JEANS Wrangler "No Fault" denim, pre-washed denim and permanent press styles. Sizes ato 18 in slim, regular and husky cuts. REG. '7.95 ................. SALE '6.79 REG. '8.95.................. SALE 17.69 REG. '9.95 .................. SALE '-49 REG. 110.95 ................ SALE '9.39 110.19 ,,...._,,.,.,!~ ·' REG. '11.95.. ............. STUDENT JEANS Special savings for young men on famous Wrangler pre-washed and " No Fault" denim jeans. Waist sizes 26 to 30. REG. '12.95 ...... SAL£ '10.99 REG. s13.95 ...... SALE '11.89 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Smart styles for the high school· and college crowd . Try these Wrangler "No Fault" 100 per cent cotton denim jeans. Looks better, fits better every time It's washed. Junior, Missy and Extra Sizes. REG. '14.00 ............. SALE 111.19 REG. 116.00 ............. SALE 112.79 . REG. 118.po ............. SALE 114.39 REG. '21.00 ........... ··SALE 116.79 REG. '23.00............ SAlE '18.39 • SHOP FRIDAY SATURDAY TIL 5:00 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY enttne FRIDAY, AUGUST 11 . 1978 PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Militant ring brokell By ALLEN ALTER JERUSALEM (UPI) ls'aeU .prosecutors say they have broken an WJdergrotmd ring of Jewtsb mllltants led by ct American-born teacher who allegedly recruited his · yo111g students In a plot to overthrow the government and murder Arab8. Ten suspects, Including the founder of the group, Yoel Lerner, were> IU'ralgned in a Jerusalem district court Thursday oil charges of conspiracy and illegal possess!on of weapons. The bearded Lenter, 37, was bu-n in New York state and emigrated to Israel 18 years ago . ASII!stant District Attocney Uzi Hasson said Lerner had been an aide in New York City to Rabbi Meir Kaltane, founder of the Jewish Defense League, which has claimed responsibility lor a · number of attacks on Soviet dipl<mats. Lenter, who has eight chi!- membership cards, given code names and assigned specific duties such as planning, organization, sabotage and spying, Hasson said. Scme allegedly received training in karate. HIISlQn did not explain bow the group sought to topple the government, but said Lerner and · some of the membe" w<rked out detailed plans to blow up a building. Lerner's. attorney, Nlssim Abulof, asked the court to · release him on ball because his detention · would "interrbpt his teaching job and cause him to lose his livelihood ." Hasllln replied, " Perhaps it would be better if he stopped teaching altogether." dren, taught English and Hebrew at two yeshivas on the .outskirts of Jerusalem. The other suspects iriclude eight of Lerner's students, all minors, who were !reed on ball·, ' and an lsraell army lieutenant. · HIISlQn told the court the group !llught to replace the "legally elected government of Israel" with an orthodox administration that would !unction according to strict Jewish laws. The. group also planned acts of vengeance on East Jerusalem Arabs In retaliation for guerrilla atta cks on Jews, · the prosecutor said. Hasson said the army lieutenant, Armand Azran, 25, supplied the group with weapons and eliJllosives and trained them in their use. Lerner lillegedly called his ·group ''Ga1,'' ap acronym for "Redemption of Israel" in Hebrew. Members were issued MRS. MICHAEL (MIKE) DORRIAN, center, was in Meigs County ThW',sday on behaU of the Democratic gubernatorial ticket o{ Celeste and Dorrian. On behall of the campaign of · Celeste and her husband, Dorrian, who is seeking election as lieutenant governor, Mrs. D<rrlan visited the Meigs Senior Citizens Center and also met wiUt Meigs Democratic w<men .a t the Meigs lim. With her were left, an aide, Kate Oklok and Charles Mullen who is Meigs CoWJty coordinatoc f<r the Celeste-Dorrian ticket. Mrs. Dorrian said she found Meigs CountiaiL'I receptive and · encouraging. Mrs. D<rrian will travel Ute state to hear Ute problems and questioiL'I of residents, relaying them back to Celeste and Dorrian lor jntegratim into their platform. The team will isaue position papers on energy, economics and education in the near future . . jliflll)~r_h_e_w_o_r_ld_T_o_d_a_r_ ~al action threatened OOLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohio Inns, private manager o! six state lodges, has threatened legal action if a special legislative commit lee does not back off its probe of how the company won cmtracts from the Rhodes administration, it was repOrted today. . Scripps-Howard newspapers said the threat was made in a letter sent to Rutgers University, which has been helping the Clmmittee and the Legislative Service Commission on a study Of the state park system. First lady heads·delegation WOMEN'S JEANS SALE • at e TIL 8:00 •LEAlifER SADDLES . SOme plants measured over 8 feet tall.and I~ inches in diameter. Estimated value of the planta was set at $2,000-$2,51J9. The sheriff's department has not released . names of any persons involved. Meigs Special Investigator Gary Wolfe is shown with the latest crop of marijuana conllscaled. School Year! men will be enrolled in genera l science in the future . Ms. Burner replaces Helen Smith, retired ; in the librarian post. John Bentley will serve as the one earth science tea cher. The board hired J ackie Lynn Brooks for a vacancy in the home economics department replacing Mrs. Frances Roberts , retired, and Mi chael Fergus, a teacher at Ohio University , for a vacancy in the English department replacing Jeane Shaver, who resigned. John Bond was employed as mining instruetor ; Terry Lynn Lovdall as ·a teacher for a new learnin~ disa bilities class to be held in Rutl~nd, and Dianne Williams as a social stu dies teacher to replace Charles Downie a• the junior high school . Mis Williams will also serve a cheerleader coach. . Durin~ th e discussion Supt. Dowler reportl'd there are a num ber or sup· plemental contraL1S unfilled ln t he di stri ct. Among teachers ·still needed are a business and typing in· str uctor at the high school; a weldi ng in· structor ; a teachm -pl'incipa l at Salem Center, anu a vocal music teacher. The board employed Ralph Stone as a regular hu s driver and James Roush as a sub- st itute bus driver. The con· tra ct lor provid ing milk Harrison, Mary King , Cora produtts to the district for the Loftis, Ralph Macomber, Ida next school year . was Martin, Leo Morris, Unda awarded to Broughton . Attending the meet ing were Morris, Gloria Oiler, William Ratliff, Jam es Roush, Supt . Dowl er ; Tr1·:-ts ur er Wa gner ; board William Schultz, Minnie ~-a.ne, Thornton, William Thornton, memb"ers, W~:ncJPII Hoover, Mont Vance, Vernon Weber, Virgil King ami Dr. Riggs; Ernest Wood, Jean Wood, Dan Mor ri s , director of Nonna n Wood , Lois Wyant, curriculum ; Dwight Goins, Letha Co tterill , Chat·lotte admin istrative a~s istant; Dillard , Deloris Surface , James Di ehl, high school Teresa Cremea ns, Ralph principa l: Tim Flesher. Stone, Lee Wood and Beatrice guidance depart ment ; Don Wood, Meigs weal. and J ulia Stiv ers. represe nting th e Flagg, Cordelia Brown and tea chers asso ciaUou ; Bul Orva J. Holter, TMR. Morr is, P omeroy. an The county hoard will hold Middl eport e le lll entar its next meeting on Sept. 12 at principa l; J ohn ivlo r <,~ , juni 7:30p.m. high prmcipal. Bus drivers are certified on a tip. For Two Days On~, Aug. 11 & 12. Save on Jeans for the Upcoming The school calendar was . However, he stated he would accepted by three board support the Sept. 5 starting members present, who acted date because of the financial upon a recommendation situation. made by Superintendent The board accepted the Charles Dowler. Dowler resignations of Wanda Ray as reported the date means a a Title I reading teacher at $94,000 payroll would not Salem Center and Glenna have to be paid -in 1978. If Sprague, who has been a classes had started on Aug. vocal music teacher at the 28, another date discusaed, Salem Center, Harrisonville · that expenditure would h~ve and Rutland Schools. had to be paid. The board employed Janie • According to Dowler, Burner to serve as high transfer of payment ol the school librarian. She has been fWJds from 1978 to 1979 would teaching earth science at the probably make it possible for high school. The board schools to .emain open decided, however, that only Pomeroy Attorney Charles through' Dec. 31. The one earth science teacher is H. Knight is Wlopposed in his district's board of education needed because more fresh· bid for the office of judge ol recently requested a cash Meigs County Court. analysis study be made by There were no other can· the state auditor's ollice to didates for the post at the how long schools determine filing deadline with the Meigs A number ol bus driving stay open with existing County Board of Elections at can certificates fWJds. have been a!>' 4 p.m . Wednesday. The proved by the Meigs County According to the calendar poaition is now held by Robert adopted last night, teachers Board of Education. Buck, who earlier !iled lor Approved were : Paul Baer, will meet on Sept. 5, the day election as probate court after Labor Day. Students Francis Ben edum , Helen judge . The county court will attend their first day of Blake, Sandra Cowdery , judgeship is a four-year term . Charles Estep, Shiela Fields, on Sept. 6. Pomeroy Village also filed classes Providing there are no Chester Frederick, William with th~ board of elections, a HaMutn,- 0. J . Pennington, one mill lire levy .9 of the one problems in the district , Theodore Pullins, Darlene students would attend their mill being a renewal and .I of Archie Rose, Mary a mill being a 'new tax. The final d!ly of classes on May Reed, Rose, Violet Satterjield, 30, 1979. Any makeup days levy, if approvl'd, would be in involved would have to be George Wolle, Eastern Local effect for live years. District ; Romaine Frederick, scheduled A local option also has been Saturdays. in June or on Charles Lawrence, Ray filed with the board on the Board member Keith Riggs Proffitt, Dan Smith, Delbert question as to whether malt expressed concern over the Smith, Larry Smith, Charles beverages, wines and mix Sept. 5 starting in· Wolfe , Willi am Downie, drinks should be sold by the dicaimg that il the date winter is Wend ell Ervin , Southern package for oH premise weal ; Esther Black, David consumption in Bedford as bad as it was during the Chase.. Donna Dani els . last school year, the schedule township. Laura leave.s no makeup time. Naomi . Floyd, Knight runmng unopposed· MEIGS OOUNTY SHERIFF James Proffitt reports that 21 marijuana plants were pulled from a field In the west end of the county Thursday morning. Accprding to Proffitt, Investigator Gary Wolle and Special Deputy Lou Osborne discovered the plants while acting 1977 Pinto.2 DR •••••• $2995 BUCKY . Tuesday, Sept. 5, was set as the opening ol the 1978-79. school term in the Meigs Local School District Thurs· day night when the district's board of education met in special session at the junior high school in Middleport. IIUITOund Community Hall. The new facility wUl allow These treea are plnes and 10ft for better acolllltlca, ll&ltlnC maplas. All are c:um~~Uy and . more comfortable cloee to their average llle · audience ~e&tlng. espectancy. Once the ltructure Is completed, CAN· -GET ----CAIUI8 landleaplnc with trees and EAST MEIGS - Any !brube will begin. Eutem High or Junior Hlgb "The building lbould be a School llludenl who did not major aaet to the College pick up a grade card at the and the community," noted ..d of the Jut lchool y:ear Dr. Hayes. Already, aome may do 10 at the higb school CO!IlQ)unity. theatre groups office between 9 a. m. and 3 p. and educational · m. beginning Monday, Supt. organizations have contacted Clark Lees announced. the .College for ~ of the Junior and senior IICheclules · facility. for'the 1978-79 school :rear are The bulldlng to be replaced, now posted at the high lchool. Community Hall, has In recent years served as the • CORRECI'ION theatre arts building for the Among !he survivors of colleKe. Recent hal'llh winters have accented the need for r.frs. Hazel M. Taylor, 67, replacement or refurbllhlng Columbus, who died Tuellday of the building. Extremely iS a sister, Dolly Wolfe of high costs eliminated the Racine and not Polly Wolfe as reported earlier. latter course of action. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY KINGSBURY HOME SAlES. Eve Board okays school opening ROME (UPl)-A U.S. mlsslontothefuneralofPope Paul VI headed by First Lady Roaalynn Carter and Gov. Hugh Carey pfNew Yockarrived at Rome's Ciampino airport today . The U. S. delegation landed at 1:47 p.m. (7:47a.m . EDT). The Americana had stopped over en route at Shannon airport, Ireland, where Mrs. Carter said: "I am very pleased to repreeent my husband and the people of America at the pope's funeral." . Public ag1ees with goals WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Carter, in an Interview made public today, contended the public agrees .with the goals of his ·admlntlllation, but that his popularity ratings have declined bacallll! "the procram haS not been rapid enough. "I think this t. what the polla reflect, and It mirrors my feellnl, too," Carter said in an Interview publlahed in this week'• lllue of Buaneu Week magaline. ·Five-day slowdown begins PARIS (UP!) - French air controllers began a new live· day slowdown today, locclng cancellation ofaome Olghts and doublinl up on mhers. But a1rporta reported no WJuaual delays. The strlb, originally set f<r Friday evening, began at 8 a.m. today (2 a.m . EDT). It 18 acheduled to run untU 8 a.m. Wednelday. 1be French capital's three alrporta - Rolsay· Otarlu de Gaulle, Orly and Le Bourget - reported normally heavy weekatd b'alflc. Brush fire slowed by fog CAZADERO, Calif. (UPI) -Fog and cooler temperatures lllday llowcl the apread of a lorelll and brllllt lire that has roar.d llnlllh more thE 8,000 aa-ea of a Northern Calllornlli 00111111 lWOrl area. ' '1111 bl-. rll!ed to within two mllel all the 1111111 Nilwood fOMN!ha!iltJ of C)gc!«o . . . WU lilt WWit alffour major flrw lt had dimed about 1D,OOO IICI'elin NCirthern Celllortaa. f Luncheon hosted by health team ·' ANDREW TRAWICK Assistant • manager IS appointed Tbis wee~s wioDiag Ohio Lottery numbers: Gold number - 9. Wblte aumber - 35. Blue 1111mber- 234. Extl'll Cash 11095%. Andrew Trawick has been named assistant plant · manager of Appalachian Power Company's Moun· Variable cloudiness and a taineer Plant, under con· chance of showers and structlon near New• Haven, thWJderllhowers Saturday. West Virginia, effective Oct. Highs in low 80s. Probability 1. .. of precipitation 80 percent Trawick holds a bachelor ol ogday, tcnlght and 40 percent science degree in mechanical Saturday. engineering from Georgia Tech. He began his career with Appalachian in 1956 as a test engineer at the Glen Lyn DEER STRUCK Plant, Glen LyM, Virginia. The Gallla • Meigs Post, He was a plant performance engineer, plant engineer and Highway Patrol, Investigated maintenance supervisor one minor accident Thur~­ there before moving to the day . Olflcers report that at 4:45 John E. Amos Plant ,near p.m., on County Rd. 21, liveCharleston, West Virginia, in tenths of a mile north of SR 7, 1970 as operations superin• a deer ran into the path of a ten dent. vehicle operated by Ney Trawick Is maiTied and has lour children. They will Parker, 17, Middleport . The Parker auto incurred mU:e their borne In Point slight dama~e. Plea-. Weather ' !; Members of the Student Health team, in culminating their eight weeks ol service to Meigs County, hosted a noon ltmcheon Thursday In the east-west dining room ol · Ve1erans Memorial Hospital. The event honored prece!>' tors, health · department of· ficials , media represen· tatives and others who helped the team during its sfay here. The five member team, cosponsored by the Meigs CoWJty Health Department and the Consortium Health Education in Appalachia Ohio, pal"\icipilted in blood pressure, diabetic and health screening clinics throughout the county. They also gave presentations to various community organizations · including the Middleport · Pomeroy Rotary Club, the Fann Bureau and the Girl Scouts. screened. He also expressed hope that Meigs Cou nty would be able to ' host a student team next year and said tha t because the Consortium will not be (Conunued on page 10 ) Willow Island claims settled CHARLESTON , W.Va . ( UP! ) - . The state Workmen's Compensation Fund has settled all but two claims resulting from the Willow Island scafloldin g disaster that claimed the lives of . 51 construction workers in late April. Com mis s ion er Da.n Blizzard said in both cases the delay was caused by wtusual circumstances. He said one involves the widow of a worker who is liv\ng in Japan and the fWJd has contacted her attorney . The second case is being delayed, pending some additional information on an ad.option certificate, the commissioner said. ·The fund is pa yin g m.Ximum claims that equal $903.81 a month to 42 dependents of men who die(! in the industrial accident at a Monongahela Power Co . plant. Each month , the payments add up to a total of about $37;926 to the SW'vivors. Blizzard added that in each of the 51 cases, the lund paid up to $1,500 for fun eral expenses. '!b e benefits will he paid to the widows Wltil their remarriage or death . Children will receive benefits until age 18, but il they go to eo liege lulltime they will receive the be nefits until they arc 23. At th e accident. site, experts from the Na li mHli Bureau of Stand1Jrds began I~ make final tests 11mr.'XIay of debris at the base o! the cooling tower . ·n,. bureau has promised the feden1l Occup ationa l Safety nnd Health Administration , which is heading tile pnJbe , its report by ·Sept. 30. The _experts,. who were admitted bark into" the site Wider orders of a fede ral judge, were expected to take two days to comple te sampling the debris, loo king lor more dues into the cause of the disaster . Resea rch -Cottrell , the subcontractor buil ding the coolin g tow er, reported ly planned tu begin cleanup operations at U1!! site n:!xt week. Bids so:ught for . ·children's facility The GaUia Co unty Commissioners have authorized the advertisement for bids lor a residential children 's fac ility to serve Ga lli a, Jackson and Meigs Cowtties as an alternative to the Nels onville Childr en' s Hospital. This will be an 8 to 10 bed residential facility to be located in Gallia County. it is a 100 percent ~'ta te funded project and is estimated to be completed within nine to 12 months. Anyone interested in secu ring plans and specifi cations ritay c-ontact the Gallia County Com· missioners O!!ice or Malcolm Orebaugh, Director ol Operations at the Gallia· Jackson -Meigs Commun ity Mental Hea lth Center . Co pies of sa id ~ drawiJJgs and specification s may be obtained by prime bidders fro m the architect at his office upon the deposit wi\io them of . $25 in cash oreheck for each set of drn win gs and specifications. The full $25 deposit on cnch set of drawings and spcd!ications wlll be returned to bidders upon return nf drawings and spccilicaiiolls in good con· dition within 10 da ys· after bids are opened. Bids will be opened on Sepi. 5, at 10 a. m. at the offic e o( the Gallia Co unty Com· miss ioners, Gallia County Courthouse. uThis summer has been very rewarding lor all of us," said Mary Kay Grimm on behalf of the team. "We hope it has been just as rewarding for .,elga Coun\Y. We want to extend. our greatest thanks to everyone," she added. , Roy Gandolfi, also a member·of the team, said he beli•ves some good had come from the clinics conducted durin~ the eight weeks. He rePurted 350 persons were TilE FAIR BOARD OFFICE on the Rock Springs Fairgrounds has been a busy spot for the past two days as numerous entries were registered for the open class competition of the IISth annual Meigs County Fair. lltown processing entries from the left are Sharqn Wilson, Addalou Lewis and Muriel Bradford. Mrs. Bradford is secretary of the fair board. " �2-:-lbe Daily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday. AWl, 11, 1978 HEALTH Lawrence E. lamb, M.D. Over-sensitive lubyrinth DEAR DR. LAMB - My husband loves to fly but I get sick even after taking a 111()tion sickness pill. Some say it's nerves but I doo't feel nervous. I don't know whether to eat or not, or to drink something like Seven-Up. It's been suggested that I eat salted foods such as crackers. Do you bave any sugges· • tions? DEAR READER - SoWlds to me like you've bad a -few too many · suggestions alre_ady . Eating salted foods or crackers woo't help one bit. If you have true motion sickness, it 's related to your body's response to movement. You have a little balance mechanism inside the ear that detects your position cliange. We call this the labyrinth. Some people have overly sensitive labyrinths, The anti-motion pills that· are available will help some people. Sedatives do help some and certainly ner· vousness contributes to the · problem. Smne people do better by having an alcoholic beverage and the reason is simple , the alcohol acts as a sedative or tranquilizer and dulls ,the brain's response to the stimulation it receives. · K()eping your eyes closed, leaning back and feeling the pressure of the seat against your body will also help some. Many people have dizziness from a variety of reasons other than motion sickness. Remember that the sensation of motion is dependent upon your eyes, your ears and the nerve mechanism that receives impulses from your entire body including the position sense of your feet, knees, hands and neck area. All of these imputs are . integrated in the brain and sometimes there are defects within the brain ' itseU that cause sensations of dizziness. has disease of the arteries to the brain affecting centers that are related to the sensa· tim of balance. To give you a' better idea of the entire mechanism of dizziness and vertigo I am sending you The Health Letter number ~10. Other readers who want this issue can send 50 cents with a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope for it to me in care of this newspaper, P .O. Box 326, San Antonio, TX 78292. Other people claim to get benefit by fixing their eyes on one fixed object and not looking anywhere else. Since the problem comes from movement that is sensed through th e ear's balan cing mechanism, closing the eyes alone will not solve the problem for most people with lr\le motion sickness. If you have lots of trouble you might ask your doctor about taking a sedative in addition to your anti-motion sickness pills. Pills to prevent motion sickness may depress the nervous system. So will tranquiiizers and alcohol. The tripie combination may act together to depress your brain functi on more than you would like. I must· caution readers who take sedatives, tranquilizers and motion sickness pills to be very careful about taking a drink for the trip. It could be a bad trip . Don't take any of these medicines and drink alcohol too without your doctor's permission. In 196~, blacks began rioting in the Watts section of Los Angeles. During the ensuing six days of violence, 34 persons were killed and 856, injured. in 1977, police arrested David Berkowitz in Yookers, N.Y., ending the search for ·a mass murderer who called These may occur, for exam~ himseU "Son of Sam" and pie, in an older person who killed or wounded 13 persons. Meigs --serry's World Property Transfers Pltlllp H. Werry, Karen S. Werry to Paul T. Grueser, Carolyn A. Grueser, Parcel, Chester. Melvin Drake, Hope Drake to Daniel G. Drake, Ruby D. Drak e, 1...... n.oo acres, 011 ve . Ea r1 A. Bla ck, Sr., Ullla n M. Black to Donald Crabtree, Barbara Crabtree, Parcels, Columbia. James J . Proffitt, Sheriff, Maud Grant, et at to Edwin Cozart , · ..... •• acre, Rutland Brown.launches caJnpaign pamphlel, noted lbat he wu Brown locla,. laiiDched a " wholeheartedly ur Bini campai1n lo · encoara1e senior citizen• and other aenlor dtllln lfOIIPI llld III'Oupll to 11111'1 lllelr voter other voter lnlormalloriat • information Jlfiiiii'IIDII now l!lld edllcale their memben group~ to utiUJe the ablentee ballot lo ln&lll'e tbat aD about the setvlce the quaHfledObloannoteNov. 7. aJ.sttee ballot provides." "Altholl8h 111e ballaU bave Brown, In announcing distribution of hl1 1078 not yet been prln~ and are ablentee \'Otlng inlormallc.J__ SecrtUry of State Ted .W. F~i litunllr. Atog. 1z &UPI PRO-CRAn 1500 . Villa~e. James J. Proffitt, Sheriff, w. F. Stanley, etaI to Edwin Cozart, 3 acres and 2 acres, Lebanon. A119u1t 1Z, 1171 James E. White, Krista M. Strive to eeek more social White to Columbus & outlets this coming ye1r than you h•v.e previously . The asSouthern Ohio Elec. Co., pects Indicate you could eatabRight of way, Chester. lish some powerful contacts Paul J . Pauley, Lois A. that would be of great benefit. , Pauley to Columbus & LEO (July 23-Aug. n1 CompanIons who ore petty or stingy will Southern Ohio Elec. Co., @ 1978by NEA . Inc. ~~ turn you oH today.- Mix only Right of way, Chester. with those who ire as generRobert Reiber, Wilma ous and broadmlnded as you Reiber to Columbus & are. Like to find ou·t more ol " I want to be a simple farmer and get back to what lies ahead for You?. Send Southern Ohio Electric Co., the soil. How much for your little agrlbusi· tor .your copy of Astro-Grsph Right of way , Sutton. . ness ?" Letter by mailing 50 cents for Randall D. Reiber, llqbyn L..--------------------...1 each · and a long, self· L. Reiber to Columbus & addressed, sta.mped anvelope to Aatro-Graph , P.O. Box 489, Southern Ohio Elec . Co., Radio Stotlon, N.Y. 10019. Right of way , Sutton. _ to Columbus & Southern Ohio Columbus & Southern Ohio Be eureCity to specify blnh sign. Richard W. Freese, Linda Elec. Co., Right of way, Elec. Co., Right of way, VIRGO (A119. ZJ-Sept. Z2) UnL. Freese to Columbus & Sutton. Olive. less there Is something in It for Charles W. Carson, Helen Gail D. Reeve to Columbus you, you're apt to be a bit Southern Ohi o Elec. o., reluctant about extending yourRight of way, Orange. M. Carson to Columbus & & Southern Ohlo Elec. Co ., self today : Where rewards are James W. Clifford, Jr. , Southern Ohio Ele c. Co .-; Right of way, Columbia. Involved"' that's another story . Faye F. Cli£ford to Columbus Right of way, Chester. Robert Reeve to Columbus LIBRA (apt 23-0cl. 231 Keep M. Eileen Gorton to . & Solltherit Ohio Elec. Co., In mind today that there are two & Southern Ohio Elec. Co., sides to every coin . Don't let Right of way, Bedford. Columbus & Southern Ohio Right of way, Columbia. dark thoughts overshadow Willie Tony Jones, Shirley Elec. Co., Right of way, Clarence S. Frank, Louise your more JlOSitlve ones. Jones to Cohmbus & Salem. J . Frank to Columbus & SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 221 For John F. Colwell. E. Southern Ohi'o Elec. Co ., one who. Is usually generous Southern Ohio Eiec. Co ., with help, you ·re not so ready . Right of way, Orange. Catherine Colwell, Grace M. Right of Way, Sutton. · to volunteer aid today . Your Paul L. Grady , Catherine Colwell to Columbus & Patsy M. Turner, Danny L. second thoughts will be more L. Grady w Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric ·Co., Turner to Columbus & _c~salonate . _ Southern Ohio Elec . Co. S TT"ARIUS 1Rov. Z:J.Doc. Southern Ohio Elec. Co., Rinht of way, Salem. "'' · bla ' Zll In accomplishing what you Right of' way, Sutton. Homer H. Warner, dec. Right of '!ay, Colum · set your mind to today, take James Carnahan, Nancy Etha J. Warner, Cert of Ernestine Faulkner, care that you don 't tread on Charles Faulkner, Stanley E. others Carnahan to Columbus & t.rans., Let a rt . h ·d toes. I h Goals can be Southern Ohio Elec . Co ., ArtburT. Warner, Janet M. Rea, Virginia Rea, Donald E. ;~~cta~tl~t out using insensl· Right of way , Sutton. Warner, Inez M. Roy, Rea, Dorothy M. Rea, Harlan CAPRICORN (Doc. ZZ·Jan. 111 James F. WiU , Dolores A. Clarence Roy to Elha J . H. WehrWlg, Aileen Webrang · · WiU to Columbus & Southern Warner, Pt. lot 216, Letart. to Harlan H: Wehrung, Aileen PUBLIC NO~ICE Ohio Elec. Co., Right of way, Norbert Neutzling, WehrWlg, Parcel, Pomeroy Sealed bids will be received Salisbury. Katherine Neutzllng to Village. by the under~igned at the Hall , Pomeroy , Ohio , Hugh P. Custer to Michael A. Neutzling, Brenda Gail Eldred Bradford , Village 12 : 00 o'clock noon, August 21. Columbus & Southern Ohio Kay Neutzling, Pt. Lot 491 , Anthony Gall Bradlord, Keith 1978, for the sale of -UO,OOO.OO Electric Co., Right of way, Pomeroy. Gordon Bradford, Debra In notes dated August 1st . 1978, which notes shall bear Salisbury. Ernest A. ·wingett, Maxine Bradlord to Wilbert J . Me· lriterest at the rate of 6 Larry D. Circle, Patricia A. S. Wingett to David Allen Clain, 6,:i!l acres,- Lebanon . percent per annum or tower . Said princ i pal and Interest on Circle to CoJumbus & Sayre, Corrective · Deed , Kenneth E. Riggs, Judith el!lch of said notes is to Southern Ohio Elec. Co. , Sutton. A. Riggs to Stewart B. Sisson, mature as follows : princiral and In Right of way, Sutton. Darwyn C. Enevoldsen , Yvonne R. Sisson, .57 acre; $6,000.00 terest, Augus 1st. 1979 Edson Roush, Mary Roush Eleanore K. Enevoldsen to Olive. $6,000.00 principal and in Robert W. Bush, Roy F. tere5t on August lst , 1980, principal and in Bush, Gloria Bush, Charles $6.000.00 terest on , ~ugust 1st, 1981, W. Bush, Marie Bush, Ernest $6 ,000.00 principal and In · terest on August 1st, 1982, and L. Bush, Flossie Bush, $6,000.00 pr incipal and in Lawrence E. Bush,. Violet terest on August 1st, 1983 . Sate of the notes to be Bush, Jacob M. Bush, awarded to bidder quoting Topper's apartment. apartment, but no weapoos Suzanne Bush, Susan E . lowest ra•e of intertst on said Topper and Jacoboon lived were found. · Pigott , George M. Bush, notes . The right is l i mited to in neighboring penthouse [)etectjves said they were Mary Bush, Clara Mae reject anv and all bl.ds . apariments oo Manhattan's looking for an acoomplice Mcintyre, Herbert A. JANE WALTON , CLERK faS!Ionable East Side. who might have either helped Mcintyre to Jacob M. Bush, Village of Pomeroy Cit'; Hall , Their building, which kill the 34-year-old Suzanne Bush, 34.36 acres, Porn eroy , Oh to police described as full of restaurateur or transport the 24.50 acres, Lebanon. (8) 11 , 18, 2tc "swinging singles," also heavy box to the Bronx contains offices for the My vacant lot. Ordin•nce No. 4f3 An Ordin•nce to 1mand Fair Lady modeling agency, "Somebody bad to help him S.c1tan 4 of Ordln1nce No . which is jointly owned by judging from the extent of the 4t2, follows : Miss Cain and Jacoboon. A injuries and becauae tile box SWEET CORN . Don Houdoshelt , BE IT ORDAINED , as , Oh. follows by the Council of the native of Naperville, m., tile body was in was a -Syracuse Village of Pomeroy , Ohio , Miss Cain has appeared on wardrobe box made of heavy two thirds of all members elected thereto concurr ing : the cover of Redbook ' lumber," me detective said. PUBLIC NOTICE That such anticipatory nQtes magazine . Police still were FOR ElECTION VOTING in the amount of aforesaid & TABULATIONS shell be Issued bear ing in · Other sources close to "the investigaling the possibility Seated proposals for the terest at such rate not ex . investigation said Miss Cain that a man In Jacobaon's car purchue of election voting ceedlng sl,; per centum (6 had made recordings of her When he was arrested SUnday and tabu l ating equ ipment to percentum) per annum as used by the Meigs county maY be fixed bY. the Clerk In . conversations with Jacobson night might have helped him. be Board of Elections will be her award of sa ld notes at without his knowledge. The man, who is in his 208, receiveel at tr,e office or t'he private sale, such interest to ot the Board of Meigs be payable at maturil\1 . Said The sources said claims he was just" a Clerk County Commissioners In her nores Shall be dated as Of the "evidences of blood" had hitchhiker. office located in the Me igs date of lssu•nce end the Count v Cour th ouse , pr incipal on said notes shall been found in Jacobson 's SPECIAL '4328.30 •s Devlin comes out of retirement WILMINGTON, Ohio "I think I've put too much ( UPJ ) - One of the earliest pressure oo myseU in the past retirements in pro football wmake the first team. When has also turned out wbe one cirrumstanees didn't allow of the shortest. me to do it, football was no Twenty-four year old longer fun . I've decided just Cincinnati Bengals' to enjoy it and not worry." · linebacker Chris Devlin, who The Wexf<rd, Mass. , native was disappointed at sitting was b~rtily welcomed back out all last season with a knee by head coach Bill J<il!l8011. injury and had announced his "These things · happen ," retirement two weeks ago, is said J<iln9011. "He's a good back at training camp. perllllll and a good football "I rrWssed it," the fermer player . We're glad w have Penn State !tar said upon his him back." return W football . "I really The Bengals play the bad to get -ay to see it. I Detroit Uons in a prelle8son had to try to decide why I game Saturday night in WBIIIl 't enjoying the game like Cincinnati . I uaed to. ZI.NN'S LANDING Upper Rt. 7 Gallipolis. Ohio own lmoglnatlon., today. Foce luuea squarely. You'll find AQUARIUS (Jan. tt-Fob. 11) EverybOdy hu his or her·INid daya . Keep this In mind If you hove to deal with cranky pols . today . Excuse thetr·actlona the some 11 you hope tbey would yours. PISCES (Fob. ZO.IIoroh H) If you are seeking counsel re· gordlng on lmporlont business motler todoy, don't settle for a single opinion. Seek several pointe of view. AlliES (llorch 21-Aprlt Ill Be pertonally mindful of facia about work tOday . _Aieo take core not to truat others with tuks they are Ill-equipped to hondle. TAURUS jAprtl ZO.IIar HI A great dea of time could be wasted today In looking for euy outs. Once you face up to your challenges you'll be able to overcome !hem , and you 'll ta~e pride In doing ao. OEIIINt (liar 21..Juno Zll Strike a balance todoy between · toll and pleosure, but try n~t to let the acalea tip too heavily toward 1he fun things. CANCER (Juno 21..Jutr Z2) Left to your own devices you 're productive today. In situations where you hove to help those who previously helped you , you won't be so lndua~rlous . INEWSPAPEA ENTERPRISE ASSN .t Pomeroy , Oh io , until .t :OO o' c lo c k P .M . Tuesday , August 15, 1978, and will be opened and rud at 6: 30P .M . the same day . All proposals must comply w i th Chapters 3506 and 3507 ot the Ohio Revised Code anel must be for systems Bnd eQuipment approved b\1 the Board ot ExBm i ners and the Secretl!lr\1 ot the Stl!lte of Ohio . Specifications may be obtained at the office of the Clerk of the Board of Meigs Countv Commissioners in the Courthouse , Pomeroy , Ohio . The Board of Meigs County Commissioners reserves the right to accept or reject env or au proposals , and waive anv informallfies in favor of th e Co unty , ... All proposals must be seated and marked "E lec tions Eq Uipment ProposaL" By order ot the Board of M ei g s County Com . m issioners. MARV HOBSTETTER , CLERK i8) ' · 11. 2tc ma ture in five equal In stallments as follows : 56 ,000.00 on August 1st, 1979, $6,000.00 on August lst, 1980, $6 ,000.00 on August lst , 1981 , $6 ,000.00 on August lsi , 1982 and $6.000 .00 on August 1st, 1913 . This Ordinance shall take effect and be In force from and after the earliest date prov ided by law . Passed : 1-7-78 ATTEST : Jane watton Cler k APPROVED : Clarence Andrtws Mayor ENROLL NOW FOR FALL TERM AT • GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE Choose an exciting Career in one of these success proven fields: •EXECUTIVE SECRETARY •SECRETARIAL •BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION • JR. ACCOUNTING ·•GENERAL OFFICE .dosometliingahout it. ---- -=--The crime of child abuse has become a sickness of we can ' t do anything about it. the mother of an adopted child who suHered · brain damage u the result of a beating , Dale Evan! Rogers Is deeply sensitive to the problem. And her r>ew book, HEAR THE CHILDREN CRYING, Is a sometimH shocking, olton painful, yet ultimately hopeful e~amlnatlon of this national tragedy, and .lfs "'lutlon. As the resull of ahear the . children crying, christians everywhere will begin to recognize the importance of Iovin' and treetlng children as Jesus himself did . •.• .,• • • • -- ·• •• • -•• • • • • ~ DAY or EVENING Be~n ClASS~ September 18, 1978 Financial Assistance Available Approved tor Veterans Accredited by the Accredlti"!! Commission of tho Auoclotian of lndo....,dtnt Collotll and Sc-ls. GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE FOR INFORMATION '\ OR WRITE : P.O. Box 749 Oolllpotls, DH.: •• •< • .' The Loe Anaelea Dodgers bave finally regained tlie top spot In Ute National League's Wild, Wild West. And, followinll the biblical tradition, a child Ia leading them to the Prmllled Land cf lhe playofta. Rookie Bob Welch allowed only live hill through eight lnnlnp Thursday nilht as the ~ trounced lhe San. 1'\anclico Glanlll, U.t to move Into a lhare of first · place in th.e NL West for tbe first time In three mmths. He'il meant ari awful lot to our team, that ldd," said Los Angeles .Manager Tom Laaorda of the 21-year.<Jid rilht-hander, who ralaed his record to 4-0 and beat the Giants lor the second time in slz days. The Dodgers, who have not led the division since May 11, routed Giant ace Vida Blue In the fourth Inning. ':He had an-off night and he ·deserves one," said San Francisco Manager Joe Altobelli. Blue, 16-6, who had a personal tl).game winning streak broken, was rocked for nine hits and seven rWIS in just 3 2.1 innings. Reggie srillth was lhe Dod· gers' offensive hero with four hits and five RBI, includinll his 22nd h<me run. "There are home rWIS that · feel better than others and this Is one of those, " said Smith, who tagged Blue f<r a 435-foot shot that landed In bullpen. In other NL games, Plilla~ delphia lopped Ptttlburgh, ~ 1, and San Diego beat Cincinnati, 1...,. In the Americian IMp, I!Ostm qed Cleveland, 8-6, in 13 innings, california trounced Oakland, 18-6, Tororito defeated Otlcago, 7· 3, Baltimore nipped Kanau Clt_y, 3-2, and New York MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 99 Mill St. , Middleport, 0. blanked MUwaukee, M. ~ I, Plntea 1: Lalry Bowa, who in· wived In a pre-came ahovinl matdl with two Philadelphia lllriten, doubled In one run, lingled and acored another and contributed three outltandlng defelllive pla)ll to lw!lp Dick Ruthven, 1", w victory over the Plratea. nma wit~ a h<mer and double and San Dle1o t~k advantage cf 12 walb Sl route to an easy victory over the Redo , Dave Roberts added a home run for San Diego w help Randy Jones even hll record at 11).10. ....... ...... NESS COLLEGE .S.31 ( ) Ploau provide me with mora Information I . Nam•·- ;:====:ciii;:====SiiAgo:Zii;::.i Acldrns City State_ No. M•lorLe•euasta,.dlnga- -· Rochester 57 58 .4?6 14lh · ByUnltedPrtnlnttrnltiOnll Tidewater 55 S8 .487 15V~ Nationel Ltltu• Toteda 53 58 .477 16 Chi 000 010 200~- 3 11 0 Eost Columbus 53 59 .473 H 000 030 22 x- 1 II 0 Syracuse ., 12 .363 2'1'h Tor PM II a 1L- :C~sso G~ Wood , LaGrow ( 8 ) and Chicago sa 5• .51S 3'n Thunday's Results Nahorodnv ; Garv in, Cruz ( 8 ) Montreal s• 6'1 .HO 9 Charleston 12, Tidewater 6 and Cerone . W- Garvln (3 -11). Pittsbrgh st 59 ·••• 9'n Pawtucket 11, Richmond 5 L - Wood 00 -10). HR:s - Chl t a· NewYork 48 66 .421 ,..,, Svracuse· 10, Columbus 5 · go , Bell 2 (2); Toronto , Carty St .LOU IS "'5 69 .395 11•12 Rochester 7 Toledo 3 i19). ' -~ . West Tod IY' ,S -.-mes ~W L Pet GB K .C . 002 000 000- 2 50 LosAno ·67 · "'8 :583 Charleston at Tidewater Bait 0000020ht - J 81 San Fran 61 48 .513 Pawtucket at R ichmond Bird. Hrabosky (8) and 112 Syracuse at Toledo Ci nc l nat l 66 ~~ .579 Porter ; Palmer , Stanhouse {9) San·Ote go se 57 .504 9 Columbus at Rochester and Dempsey . W- Palm er ( 14Atlanta 53 60 .469 13 Saturday's G1mes 10) . L - Bird (-4-S) . HRs52 60 .46 .. l3 'h Pawtucket at Tidewater Houston Ba IIi more , Si ngleton ( 15 ). Thursdey'sResutt s Ch 1 t t Rl h d Phitadelphia3,PJttsburghl ares on a c mon MHw ooo oooooo~ o 30 San Diego 1S,C incinnatl3 Syracu se at Toledo N.v . 203 300 Ol x - 9 13 o LosAng 12, San Franclsco2 Columbus at Rochester A ug ust in e. Stein { .tL Rep tog 1e • Todey'sProblbltPitchers (7), castro (8l and IIAoore ; (AIITimuEDTI - •U id rv an d H ea th. . W- G JJ id ry c;l1icago (Lamp 5-11) at MejorLuuutResulh 'Mont real (Grlm~l ey 13-8) , 1 : 35 lvUnltedP renl ntern•t lon11 16 -2) . L - August1ne ( l 0-11 l . p .m . Nltlonat League ( st. Louis (Martinez 6.5 ) at Ptsb gh 010 000000- 1 51 Onlygllmessch eduled l Phil ale - 3• 50 New v,or kiE spinose 9·l 01 , 8 : 05 J002·• 001 OOx 181 81 p.m . . y ven , ac son anu P i ttsburgh (Bibby 6-6) l!lt Sangulllen ; Ru thvena ndBoone . Sports T ran 11 c tions Philadelphia ( Carlton 10 - 11 ), W- Ruttwen( _10-8l. l - Bi vleven B vUn i ted Press lnt•rnatlonal a:05p .m . ( 9-8) . H R: s- P • ttsb urg h , Parker Thursday ProFootblll Atlanta (Meh ler 4-5) at C,18 ) . Los Ange les Wa ived Houston (J . Niekrof-8). 8: 35 Ci ne I 002 100 000- 3 9 3 def ensive end Tim Tennigke it p.m . .. SanOgo 30 1 013 6lx - 15 161 from UCLA and t ight end Lon Cinci nnati (Bonham 9-2) at LaCoss . sa r m 1 en 1 o 161, Boyetttrom Ca 1 State Northrid San Diego {Owchinko 8-8) , 10 ge. Tom lin Q(7) , Hume l?l and p.m . San F ran cisco ( Ha 1ick i 5 ·6) at Correll ; Jones , Shirley Ill and Los An ge les (Hooton 12 -8), Sweet . W- Jones, 10-10. L LaCoss , 3-2. HR: s- San Diego , lO :JOp.m . " Ten ace( 13 ) . Rober Is( 1l . satu rdav'sGa mes A thought for the · day: St . Louis at New York French writer Vicwr Hugo SanJ=ran 100 010 0002 53 Ch icagoa tMont rea I ,night L .A . 30040320x- 12 l60 said, " A compliment is some· P ittsburghal Ph I !a ,n Ight Blue, Minton 14), William s At tan taa t Hou st on .n ight Uting like a kiss through a (til and Hill ; w etc·h, Hough {9) san Fr.an at LosAng .nlght veil." C i ncinn a _~ i at Sa n Diego ,n i ght and Ferguson , Grote . wWe lch , 4-0. L - Blue , 16·5. HA sSan Fran ci sco , Clark ( 19). Madlock (1 1); Los Angeles, Ameriunleague Smith (22), Cey (14) . Ent W. L. Pet. GB ( Onlvga m essch eduled 1 71 41 . 63-4 Bo ston 64 49 .566 7 1(2 NewYork 61 49 .555 9 . Amerieanleagu e Milwauke A Greet 61 50 . 550 9'h ( ll i nn (ngs} Detroit 61 52 .5.t0 10'12 Cleveland Combination Ba l t imre 52 59 .-468 18•17 010 012 000 000 1- 5 13 s Cle\lelnd For Soutfleestem Ohio 44 69 . 389 27 112 Boston · Toront o west 000 102 100 000 2- 0 13 3 w. L. Pet GB Pax ton .Monge(7),Kern (7) , KanCitv 62 49 :559 Hood ( 10], Sp inner ( 101 and · Calif 63 53 .5.. 3 p ; 2 Diaz , AlelCa nde_r (10); Ecker Oakland 60 56 . 517 41fo stey , prago {6 ), Stllntev t11 l w6 5 Padrel 15, Redo 3: Gene Tenace drove In five Padres maul Reds, 15-3 scored two more runs In the seventh, when the Padres racked reliever Dave Tomlin for six rWIS on seven hits, Including three doubles. Th~ win ended San Diego's fivegame losing streak. Manager Roger Craig knows tiow Tomlin must have felt . . " He (Tomlin! came over hefore the game and got some films of himself from last year," Craig said of the former Padre. "HeUked If he could keep them and I said .yes. He:s a good kid. I hate to BIG CATCH - Jimmy McDonald, 13, proudly shows see It happen." off the 9'» pound carp he reeled out of the Ohio River at "I'm going to start. all the Pomeroy levee early Thursday morning. In addition to over/' Tomlin moaned. "1 the bill fish, which measured 26'» inches long, he caught haven't pitched well my last two smaller roes - me a carp, the other ~ channel cut. three or four games. Maybe Jimmy, a Meigs junior high school stuilent, is the son of I'm not throwing enough on Doris McDooald, Pomeroy, and Harley McDonald, the side. If we're going to win Ru\_land. the pennant I'd better ... " San Diego buUt up an 8-2 lead prior to their six-run outburst in the seventh. Three runs scored in the first Inning when Reds' infielder Unlledl'nsslnlerlllllloiUII leader to protect your lines Junior Kennedy threw wildly H someooe wid you about a from the razor sharp teeth. into left field on a double play 8sh !bat Is fairly common, Otherwise, you 'lllose a lot of attempt with the bases full to . can be caught at all times of lures as well as !Ish . give the Padres a 3-0 lead. the day, reaches as much as Gar areJound in many Ohio Dave Roberts added a home 15 poW1ds, strikes readily and lakes and rivers. Usually run for the Padres In the lights hard, would you be you'll be able to see them eighth. interested? floating near the surface in Randy Jones went the first Is such a fish in Ohio, areas where there is little There six .Innings and evened his current. llld abnost no ooe fisb011 for Any lure that record at 11).10. Vic Correll it. We're talking about the imitates a minndw - one of bad two doubles and a single gar. 111e gar's favorite foods - is for Cincinnati. Perbap the reasoo most almost sure to induce a ftshermen set!lll to dladain strike. Retrieve it right past Ibis species is that it is the fish and get feady fo~ coosldered unpalatable. That some fast action. alone is sufficient to lump It Once you've battled the gar in with carp and other so· to the boat <r beach, be called "trash flsh ." . careful how· you handle it . In other areas of the Those teeth can cut more country, most notably the far than monofllament..Even so, aoulh, the gar bas no such gar fishing is a good way to reputatloo. Evidence of their make uae of the slow day having been cleaned for ·when other gamefiSh don't t at1de, ealinl Is scattered along seem to be interested in many of the stream banks anything you have in your there. Stlll, you doo, have to tackle box. ,.. .. _ .al eat a fish, <r even keep It at all, to enjoy catching it. · '401.Malltlt: Otbe.r than the long, bony ......... o 11110111 the gar's shape seem to Sl!Uest that of a pike. He Is not relaled w them, though his antics when hooked may lead you w think he is. Gar can be great fun to catch oo 500 E. MAIN ST. the uhra-llght tackle that Is POMEROY, 0~10 45_769 popular right now. A big one can strain even heavy tackle though. , PH. 992·2174 The flsb 's long snout is fllled with sharp teeth. The Inside of the mouth Is so hard lt'sdlffieulttoseta hook well. For this reason, most fishermen who do catch gar do It with a lure where the hooks have been replaced or Till prices go up on '79 Models. So come on in and Save augmented with a piece of Big on 1978 model Buicks & Pontiacs. We need good late "velcro" like material. This beCOtlles entwined in the model used cars, so now is the time to trade for a new 8sh 's teeth and holds him as Buick or Pontiac. securely as a hook. It 's best w use a thin wire SAN DiEGO (11PI) - The Cincinnati Reds · could have had it - first place in the National League West. Manager Sparky Anderson would just as soon forget" Thursday night's game - an embarraasing 15-3 rout by the San Diego Padres. "Tonight Is one you forllet about," Anderson said. "You don't worry about those ." It was a night of high numbers as the Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the San Francisco Giants 12-2, ·giving the Dodgers a share of the top spot ·with the Giants. Had Cincinnati won, the Reds would have been in first place. But Anderson refuses to worry. "I'm going one day _ill a time/' he said·: ''I'm not looking ahead down the stretch ." All Gene Tenace wanted was to put the ball in play . tittle did he know he would put the ball into . play, all right, in the sixth Inning with his 13th home rWl with two on. "I wasn't looking for any certajn pitch," Tenace said. "I just tried to put the baD in play . It wasn 't that bad of a pitch." . Tenace's homer came off loser Mike LaCoss, 3-2, and was followed by a double that Ohio Outdoors J•R src-.1' SHOP Texa s 5347 5764 . 482 M i nesota . 423 Blt2 lS Chicago 46 66 . All 16112 Seattle 42 73 .365 22 Thursday's Results Boston 6, Cle ve 5, 13 inns . California 16, Oakland 5 Toronto 7, Chicag o 3 Baltimore 3, Kan City 2 New York 9, Milwaukee 0 Today•s Probable Pitchers (All Times EDT ) Oak land ( Umgtord 5 -7 and Broberg 9-9) at Minnesota (Zahn 8-10 and Jacksan 3-.4) , 2, 6p .m . Milwaukee (Rodriguez 2-5) at Boston (T iant 8-4), 7: 30p .m . New York '( Hunter S-4) at Balt i more ( O.Man inez 8-9l. 1 : JO p . r'n . Kensas Clly (Leonard 12-14) at Toronto (Moore 5-Jl. 7: 30 ;~r~;,·.snd i~~~~;.d·~-.2~.8 · ,. ~: (I ) II, II, 2tc '6295.22 List Price ·Smith Nelson Discount '776.22 List Price '6647.54 Smith Nelson Discount '845.54 HRS.: 10 :00 A.M. 111111:00 P.M. Sun.·Th•ra. 10:01 A.M. Hll 12:01 P.M. Frllley S.turclly. , he Us AI tho ""'•roy lottd lrldlo List Price Smith Nelson Discount 7182.54 '942.54 1 ·Your Price Plus Tax '5956 Your Price Plus Tax '6240 1978 BUICK CENTURY 2 DR 1978 PONN£ LeMANS 4 DR SEDAN SPT. CPE. List Price '6947.90 Smith NRarl Discount '885.90 List Price 15403.54 Smith Nelson Discount '581.54 Your Price Plaa Tax '6062 Your Price Plaa Tax '4822 YOUR FRIENDLY DEALEH · Don't forget you owe it to yourself to· check with us before you buy any car, New or Used. We can save you money. See or call one of these Friendly Salesmen: J. D. Story. Rly DDuglas or . llll Nelson. OOLUMBUS (UPI)- Wil· llam Vee covered Ute mile in record time Thursday night to Win the S6,500 Invitational Handicap Trot al Scioto Downs. With Dick Richardson Jr. In the sulky, William Vee turned In a !::ill 3-6 clocking, wblch bettered the previous national 11e1son record for four-year-otd· trotting stallions on a live-eights mile track by one-filth or a second. William Vee, a bay son of Hickory Pride, owned by PtJillp Drake of Coltmbus, llao held Ute prevto.. record. Hlghmark, another aon ol Hickory Pride, finished aecond In 'lbunday night's race, t¥t length~ back, while outltandlng tlree-year.<Jid Caml Almahurlll came In Utlrd In lbe lour-bone lleld. II waa lfl&lutw'k'o llrst 11art cf the season, while Caml Almahurst carried a &.1 record Into the race.Willllm Vee returned $3.40 · .mS2.aoandHighmarkpaid f4.40. There waa no !hot betting becauae of the small JUDber cf honea in Ute race. A Thursday nlllhl crowd or 4,804 wagered $343,91~. Charleston Pawtucket Richmond DOXOL SERVICE DOUG'S MARINE' RIDENOUR'S Sales & Service TV & Apetiance Gas serv1ce R • """, 808 W. Main St ., Chac't"'' VTOh'0"to es er, . . . , PomerQy. OH..A5.Z.69 \,__ _ _.....;. _- - - - - - ' . \®®®®®®®®®®® · • 78 Y,earS Of Quality and ServtCe W. L . P ct . GB 70 42 .625 62 SI .549 81h 59 52 .532 10'12 DOWN-TO-EARTH PRICES! • Polyester t!ntJ•id DELUXE *20 A78-13 Blockwoll. Plus $1 .69 F.E.T and old t ire. WHITEWALL ADO U. ·A.. size t ·rib design . 6 .00-12". 878-13. C78-t4 . E78 -14. F78 -t4. 5 .60-13', P155/800-13'. 078-14. 5.60-15•. G78-14. H78-14. H78-15. 8 .00-13". 8.00-16L". 8.86$-15". G78-15. L78-15. Bf.ckwell 1.46-14•. Bleckwell BllckWall Blackwell ·22 ·2& •32 ·a& Pius 51.4 2 to Sl 50 FE T and old t1re 13 to Plus 51 61 to Plus 52 and old !t re and old tire S2 OJ.FE T $2.60 FE T Plus $2 65 tc S2 .93 FE.T. and old tire " Tread design different than shown WHITEWALLS ADO $3. • Two A.utomaUC Cold Controls - one In freezer and one In refrigerator • Refrigerator with in a refrig e rator ju st for fr'esh meat • ExCIJJslve Converti· ,ble Fresh Fruit Bin • E)(~usive Hi-Humid- Ity Compartment • Amana Stor· M or 11 Refrlg eral or And Freezer Doors · • AmonB Power Saver Switch-energy saver • Amana Add-On Au tomatic Ice Maker (at extra cost) 2 DOOR FROST FREE $499 REGRIGERATOR PRICES START AT ... ~; ........... . BELTED DELUXE CHAMPION* DOUBLE BELTED *2 ' . A78 -t3 Blockwall. Plus ~ 1 .71 F.E.T. end old tire . WHITEWALL ADO 13.110. ~~=:~:· C78,14,' F78-14. E78 -15. G78-t4. H78-14. J78-15. F78-111 078-16, H78-15 L78-15 Bl•ckwall Bleckwall Bl•ckwall Blackwell *34 *39 *43 *47 Plus $1.92 to $2 . 1~ F.E.T. Plus S2 .31 to $2.44 F.E.T. Plus $2.47 to $2.77 F.E.T. Plus S2.96to S3.05 F.E.T. end'*' t ire . and old t i re . end old tire. and old t ire . WHITEWALLS ADO .3.50. POMEROY HOME & AUTO 606 E . Main Pomeroy, o. · " F r ont End Alignmen ts" 992-2094 ®®®®®®®®®®® L.;:::.;~:;;;~.;;;;;;;;;.~..;.;.;..;;~.;....;~...;.;.-------... • Starcl'lft/Quechlla Bo Mercwy Outboarde & MercruiMr lnte"rnation11 League United Press International . Scioto nsults 1978 BUICK CENTURYS Your Price Plus Tax '5519 Your Price Plus Tax '5802. 1978 BUICK CENTURY 1978 BUICK CENnJRY SPT! CPE. UMITED 2 DR ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY Far all your home Entertalnmtnf•rtcl Appliance Needs Detroi1 ( Bil l ingham 11 -S) at Chica_oo (Bu rns O-I L 8:30p .m: cat.torn•a !Ryan 5-10) at Seat tle (Mc laughlin 0-3), 10: 35 · p.m . Seturdi\I'S Games Texas at Cle>Jeland Oakland a1 M innesot.a M i lw at Bos ton , 2, dar ·rii te Calif at Seattle, 2, twi -nite New York at Ba lti more , night Kan City at Toronto, night Detro it at Chicago , n ight SALE PRICES ON --- FROZEN ICE CREAM SANDWICH or ICE CREAM BAR ·-~~~~~~-~~~~-~~~~---· SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 1978 BUICK CENTlJRY 4 DR 1978 BUICK CENTURY 2 DR COlli 230 500 312-1 6 18 0 Oak 001 022 000- 5 13 2 Tenene , Griffin - ~8) and Downing , H u. m p M rev ( 8 ); Keough , Norris (2), Heaverlo (4) , Minetto (4) and Esslen . W - Tanana ( 1S -7) .L - K eough (7 . 9) .. HRs- Callfornla , Rudl (8 ); Oaklend.Horton (81 . I ONLY 60 DAYS St. No. 75-02-04128 CALL 446 4367 - the back of the Dodger '6821.90 List Price . Smith Nelson Discount '865.90 so~aboutit,~can epidemic proportions. But unless we know something abou11t - Its underlying symp1oms and - BJ IRA kAUFMAlf UPJ 8porU Writer said, "It II even polllble for per10n1 who ba ve not recista'ed to vale to do Ill by mall and Ibm '¥Ole a'-ltee lhenbr Clllllpletlnl lhe mo111 bulc and 18cnd American rilht"- all tlu'oullb the mall, Brown noted. The Secretary a<INed all pei'IOIIS ... a 01' older cait w1e ablentee u c1111 all election oftlclala, all penona who camol vote on election day because or religious oblervancea llld all dlaabled persona. "In addition all penon• who will be abaenl !ram the countY on electioo day. will be hoopllallzed on election day or who have an accident, medical emor.ency or Incarceration lor a misdemeanor or while awaiting trial can vote absentee," Brown 181cl. "It is vitally Important Utat as inaDY Otiloanl u are ., elllllble vole .IIIIa Nov. 7 e.~d with voter -r elllllratlon obtainable by merely calling or writing your co111ty board of electioos, in addition w ablentee voting, there Ia no reaiDI why Ohio abould not bave a rec«d voter turnout." The Secretary advlaed tllat the absentee ballot informational pamphlets would be avallllble at all aa coWlty boards of elections and at his olflce In Columbus. When Christians learn As 446-2044 111 a good ch•nce you !>• jntlmldoted by your ~ and Kendall , Fisk 110). wStanleyU-1) . L ~ Sp ill ner (2 · 1) . HRs- Cteveland , Norr is C2J ; Boston , Lynn 119). .... .... ..... -BASEBAll SCOREBOARD Dodgers blast Giants, 12-2 no1 nOw aftllallle, I want the people ol ONo lo rellbe lbat many of lhmn can vate llb.entee Nov. 7," Brown IUt Child causes - Open 10 a .m . til& p .m . 7 days coul~ to BASS BOATS LOW Profit Trailers. Mere ~ 700 E L, Motor Guide Haul, 2 Batteries There ~our fe•ra were groundless. Should have taken the money By CATHY BOOTH Cain Jacobson, once me of NEW YORK (UP! ) - the country's leading When his fashion model Thoroughbred horse trainers, girlfriend left him w move in killed him . with the man in the pentholl'le " It was a pretty bizarre next door , Howard "Buddy" triangle," said one law Jacobson first offered his enforcement source rival $100,000 to "buy back" . Wednesday. " An offer of the woman , law enforcement 1100,000 was made by sources said. Jacobson to buy back Miss The sources said when the Cain. We know that f<r sure." neighbor , John Topper, Topper's stabbed, bludgeorefused the offer for Melanie ned , bullet-riddled and partially burned body was foWld Sunday stufied inside a · T l f:,E DAIL.V SENTINEL heavy wooden wardrobe that OE \ 'fYfEDTOTIIE INTEREST OF had been set afire and left in a MEIGS.MASON AREA vacant lot. ROAERT HOEFLICH , Cily Edllor Jacobean, 48, who !!lade as Publi,<;hetl ti;Jily t!ll.l>ept S11 turo. .. ~ much as $150,000 a year as a b\' The Ohiu Voi lley Pubhl:llun~ Thoroughbred trainer in the Company-Mullimt:dW . lne .. Ill Court St.. Porncroy , Otuu 45769. 19Ms before being barred for Bw;tm:s.\1 O ffie~ Phunt' 992- :l l5ti . leading a boycott of fo:W tunal Plumc 992-2157. · St.'l·oniJ c btss pust.aw· p<lld <l\ horsemen that shut Aqueduct Pmner uy , Ohio . racetrack in 1969, has been N ~:~U u n111 adver usi n ~ r~rl!se n ­ t.ali 'ole , Lundllfl . 1\SSOCI<ll'-'S, :IIDJ charged with homicide. He Eoc!id Ave .. Clt:'v t!land . OhHi 441 Ui. was due w appear in Bronx Sul.IS(:n pt lorl ra~s : lkllvrrcd b) Criminal Court today . t'<l f ~t· r wht!re ·a\'<t ila blc 7:) ecnLS ~~ week , Ry Motor Ruult! wht!-rc l.:il rTII:'r Police believe Jacobson t~erv l t' C 1"'1 a vail11ble, One umn th. kilied Topper in a fit . of S:l 2!1 HY' trldt l in Ohu) ::~ml W. V11 . ()11 ~; \ 'par . I22.CM I: SIX months, jealousy over Miss Cain, his $11.50; Thr ee month ~. 17.00 : 23-year-()]d mistress of five r-:llic wilcrc f l6.()11 yeHr ; Six month~ years, who left him two $1 3.50; Th ree month s , 17.50 HubSl r1pt1un prkt! ln d Utl('S Surull:l} weeks ago to move into T un1· ~ --St! nli nd . .. .3-r.IJe DailySentine1Middl~:P<meroy, 0., Frldliy, AIJI. ll, 197)1 ' "' ' ' �• 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport· Pomeroy. 0 .. Friday, Aug. 11, 1971 Four workshops in basic bud,...... flower arranging planned ~nnual Davis reunion held , The aMual Davis reunion (clescendants of Orlando and 1\atliryn Davis), was held August 6 at Lake Alma, near V'ellston, with 46 present. · A basket dinner was served at noon preceded by the Iess ing · by Mrs. Edith Hougland. Happy birthday was supg to Gordon Holter, it being his 25th birthday. Mrs. Mary Kathryn Holter, president , conducted the business meeting. Il was vu•.ed to have the 1979 reunion at Forest Acres Park, Rutland , the first Sunday. in August. The 1979 officers were elected, Mrs. Holter, president~ KeMeth Davis, vice president ; Mrs. Susie Travers, secretary; Melp- 1116 8cllool and Glenn , Mrs . Dian Molden, Tina, Teresa and Timmy, La ngsv ille ; Miss Unda Davis, Colwnbus; Mr. and Mrs. Rona ld Davis, Sandusky; Mr. Kenneth Davis, Mr. and Mrs. ffiyde Davis and Jimmie, Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, Usa and Derek, Rutland ; Mrs. Susie Travers, Greg and Marc, Wilkesville ; Mr. and Mrs: Worley Davis, Dexter ; Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hougland, McArthur; Mrs. Anna Ogdin, Rt . I, Langsville ; Mrs . Eleanor (Hill) Williamson, Mr. Gary White, Mrs. Kim (White ) Smith and Vera, Circleville. ~ MELON SUPPER Modern . Woodmen of America, Camp 7230, is having a melon supper at 6:30 p.m. Monday in front of the grange hall on the Rock Springs Fairgrounds. There will be a melon eating contest " and other entertainment including a guest speaker. Julian W. Hoffman, local, is confined to the Veterans Hospital in Huntington, W. Va. His address is Huntington Veterans Hospital, Rm. 233 W2A, Huntington , W. Va. OPTOMETRIST I1 . OFFICE HOURS: 9:30 to 12,2 to s CCLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT . I1 I J_l~-~~!!2~--------------J Mr. & Mrs. William E. Carte Evangelistic services set .Baby born on July 2 RED BRAND ,., ...-. . Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Robert ANDREA MOORE Collins. Jr., Syracuse , are announcing the birth of a daughter, Anita Gayle. Tbe baby was born on July 2 at Pleasant Valley Hospital-and weighed nine pounds, six Andree Moore celebrated ounc-es, and was 21 inches ber first birthday recently at long. Mrs. Collins is the fonner the home of her parents, Mr. Connie Gayle Ta ckett , and Mrs. Dennis Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Syracuse. She was presented John M. Deering of Ironton. a Raggedy Ann ca.ke, a gift of Glenn Collins, Jr. is the son of Judy Williams who baked it. ' Patine Eynon of Racine and Attending were her grand· the late Glenn Robert Collins. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dinty A shower was given for the Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Bill baby by Mildred !hie, Mary Winebrenner, Judy Williams, Tucker, Ryan and Jane Ann, Haye< , and Dorothy Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Koch, Amy and Jerod Moore. Unable to attend but sendingg agift were Mr. and Mrs. SENT GIFT Jerry Aleshire and Jerry Mr. and Mrs. William Ray . . Lambert sent a gift to the shower honoring Megan Miller and Dan Grandall held recently at the Middleport First Baptist Church, Mid·. 'FUNDS DISTRIBUTED dleport. State Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson's office reported the August 1978 distribution of m,254 ,625 in Aid to Dependent Children to 467,591 WEEKEND AT THE recipients in Ohio's 88 counties . Meigs County received J/2,285 for 1,001 recipients. Ferguson's office also reported the August distribution of $5,721,664.32 in local government fund money to Ohio's 88 counties and 311 cities and villages levying income taxes. Meigs County received $12,500. Party honors Andrea Moore PLENTY OF· FENCING IN STOCK AfWEAR lNG THIS instruction will be offend. For mo~ Information, residents may contad Mrs. Holter, 992-7261; Mn. Howard Birchfield, 742-2178, or Mrs. Joe Bolin, 742-3195. eel to report to tbe biDd boolten booth Gil tbe Melp Colmty fairgroUDda toallbt, SaWday afternoon or eveuiDg to lftllllriDI Cbe booth · for the fair ne:d week. "INN PLACE" QUINTESSENCE FROM MARlEnA; OHIO lhday. A Scooby·Doo theme was carried. Guesta wert Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sellen, Mike, Katbr. - MeUua Ann Wllfq, PaUy and ShaMon Hinely, Sharon Wlllon and :: S , DODIE MARIE CLELAND : , -~----·-- LOADING HOPP~R IIIDI, HULLS &IICIWS · DIICHAfi:OID · MGDIL 41t·TI $2650 BAUM TRUE' VALUE QIESTO, 0. !115-3301 RT. 62 NORTH THE PARADE! Birthday party held . Cheryl Christina Sellers and Cooper were ho~ored recenUy at the Portland Park in observance of \.heir birthdays. G!lllles were played with prizes going to Norma Evans, Sandy Evana, Kathy Swain, Cheryl Sellers and Georgie Cooper. The door prize went to Bill White. . others attending were Kris Sellers, Julie Sellers, Wendy, Bonnie and Sherrie Ransom, Amy Lawson, Larry and Annie Sellers, Mary, JOanne, HEADQUARTERS FOR and Norman Evans, Ruth SeUers, Marge White, and George Cooper. Agnes Sellers and Clarinda Cooper, mothers of the honored guests, hosted the party. Presenting gifts to the children later were Carissa Hill and Monica Hill. Birth is announced C.ttle """'" - HarM & Pliny Hatters - Whips - LNds - Stock C.nes - lllankoll - Fcwtn Tubs & Buckets ...: G.llvanlrld T'*• & Buckets- Sllampoos- Fly Sprays Repollenls - lrushn - Curry Combs - Groomlnt Supplies Vo19rln..-bon SuppH•- S.ddils Rabbit Flld & Supplies - PuriM & • ·' ! •1 walcheo. All w(tll )awol· lo,..r movemento. All mognlflcently otylld. Come and - !hat flna watch" don't n8,.. to boOKpanatvo. Farm Animals. • t FOR THE RIDER ... •WESTERN HATS •WESTERN BOOTS by ACME ''• •• .• .' Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa Drake of Pomeroy announce '. the birth d their first child, a daughter, Christy Dawn. The •TIES .. baby was born on July 31 at ' •BELTS the Holzer HOiipital. She S wei8!Jed eight pounds, five ounces. Mn. Drake is the former Debbie Lawrence. 399WE)rMAtNSTREET 992 - 21~ POMEROY,O. Patemal grandparenta THE STORE WITH "ALL KI~D50F STUFF" Mr. and Mrs.JBOiel Drake, New Raven and the maternal FOR PETS - STAtiLES - LARGE AND SMALL ANIMALS grandparenla are Joseph Lawnmce of Pomeroy, and I ...........L•A•W•N•s. . G.AR•D•E•N•s . . . . . . . . . . .. . . Mary King, Minerlvllle. ' are MODE_RN SUPPLY I PARK RESERVED SATURDAY-AUGUST 12th Anthony Wayne El)lin and Patricia Ann McKinney will be married on Saturday, Aug. 12 at 2 p.m. at the Free Will Baptist Church. The Rev. Noel Herman will officiate at the open church wedding. On special Nehi®cans. 12 oz. SUMMER CLEARANCE lf2 PRICE SAVE YOUR RC, NEHI, UPPER 10, --DIET RITE & DAD'S ROOT BEER BOTTLE CAPS FOR CHARITY Eveni119 Hours By SRecial Appointments OPEN DAILY 9:00-5:00 Phone 304-882-3312 RC BOTTLING CO~ MILL STREET Middleport, Ohio 992-3542 or 992-3344 ' I POl NT PLEASANT "EMPLDYEES OUTING" 1975 FORD COURIER ·lreen, 4 speed, for economy minded people 1971 FORD F-250 • tan/white,· 4 speed ' '3495 '3895 1977 FORD F-100 • red, 3 speed·; equipped with topper only '4995 1977 FORD F·100 RANGER ILT • brown, air, loaded only '5595 1974 F·100 FORD RANGE.It ·green, auto.~ 302 eng. only '3495 See Bill (Ole) Hoss - Bobby Roush - .B ob Crosswhite Also Ben ·L anham For Fult Financial Matters CAMDEN PARK U. S. Route 60 West-Huntington · Closed Every Monday Except wblr Dey t ( '3295 '2295 '2495 '1995 '2195 '3795 '4495 '3395 '5295 '5495 '3450 '3995 SHARP USED TRUCKS Open to Public 1fter 5 p.m. ) The . appyDays' is here. TO BEHELD I ·. ISlAND CREEK OOAL CO. Pomeroy, 0. .EASTERN Higll band practice at high school 7 to 8:30p.m. Monday to rehearse for Meigs County Fair. BLOODMOBILE Visit, l :30 to 5:30 p.m. Monday at Pomeroy Elementary School. · Blood supply is short and residents are urged to report to unit_.· Brenda Frecker, Reedsville; Plains, Mildred Bissell, Top, Janet and Bryan Connolly, pers Plains, Chester and Reedsville; Joe and Eloise 'Ethel Cars on , Tuppers Connolly, Reedsville; Randy Plains ; Robert PeMy, Bobbi, and Janet Kaler, Kentucky, and Brett Price, Long BotClarence, Louise, Joh!Uly and tom, Denver Frank, Alliance. Jeff Frank, Syracuse , Missing from the family Richard and Bonnie Thomas, group were Jim, Jeanie and Tuppers Plains, Dale, Margie Jimmy Starcher, visitit)g in and Dale, Jr. Welsh, Tuppers . Savannah, Ga. at the time. ( Feeds & Animal He1Hh Aids for All Of 992·3629 A family reunion was held recently at the Long BalCom residence of Grace and Charles Price. Attending were Teddy, Chester and Lori Mundry, . Reedsville ; Paul, Carolyn lllld KeMy Whaley, Long Bot· tom, Ruth,' Roger, Scott and Tim Dillon, Long Botto.m ; Kenneth , Mary, Paula, and 30 DAY 50-50 WARRANTY ON MOST USED CARS . only 1974 COUAG~R XR7 • bfown 1977 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE • 4 dr., blue, loaded '4995 1916 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS • silver, nice only '4595 1976 DODGE DART· cream, 33,000 miles ' 1975 PINTO • stationwagon, white 1973 PLYMOUTH DUSTER : blue, 340 engine, 2 door '1995 1976 GREMLIN • bl1ck, 29,000 miles, auto., air '2695 . 1973 MAVERICK • 2 door, gold, 63,000 miles only 1973 PLYMOUTH DUSTER ·red, 340, auto. 1972 CHEVY CHEVELLE · 2 dt., white, nice car '1995 1975 CHEVY CAPRICE • S.W., green, excellent car for a large family 1976 TRUMIPH TR-7 ·orange f4895 special ·price only 1976 CHEVY CAPRICE • S.W., bmwn, 32,000 miles 1974 MUSTANG • yellow '2695 1974 COMET· ·ireen, 4 door 1974 MONTE CARLO · blue, auto., P.S., air, P.8., rally wheels '2495 1977 BUICK CENTURY • lt. green, 26,000 miles, air, P.S., P.B. only 1976 MUSTANG II • red, 2 dr., 3'6,000 miles, 4 speed . '2795 only 1977 CORDOBA • dk. green, 14,000 miles, loaded 1974 MERCURY MONTEGO Ill ·bronze, nice car '2650 197& MUSTANG, · white, - special price 1975 FORD LTD ·yellow, 42,000 miles, one owner only '2195 1976 BUICK SKYHAWK ·white, air, Am/Fm radio only 1975 PLYMOUTH DUSTER • blue '2395 only 1173 FOlD GAL 500 • copper, 2 dr., 53,000 miles '1995 We have a 1uperb Hlec- SINN 675-1490 THE POMEROY Youth League will hold a swimn)ing party and wiener roast at London Pool in Syracuse MondaY, Aug. 14 from 7-9 p.m. for aU ~visions of the Youth League and their families. Family reunion held at Price home Our Prices Are So Low They'll Tickle .Y our Money Bonel Stop In for Super Buys! YOURQSE . CAN lion of Bulova Caravello TH FRIDAY FREE CLOT!UNG day of Gallla·Melgs · Community . Action Agency, 9 a.m. to 12 noon Friday at the agency's clothing bank in the old high school at Cheshl~e; for area low income J!efSODS. MARY SHRINE No. 37 Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem. Regular meeting and practice Friday, August II, at 8 p.m. at Pomeroy Masonic Temple. All officers urged to attend. Picnic preceding meeting at 6:30 at Mason Park, Muon City, w. Va. SUNDAY ANNUAL GRATE Family reunion, Sunday at Royal Oak Park with a covered dish dl!Uler at 12:30. p.m. Those attending take own tableware, a covered dish and a beverage. At the 35th reunion end of the Ia.. school year may do so ~~ the high school office between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. beginning Monday. Junior and senior schedules for the new school year are also posted at the high school. . FRIDAY & SATURDAY • ·o : IIRfAT R1R CAIIIIINII, sours, ruDOIIIIIS, ECT. prizes will be awarded to the youngelt child; oldest person attending; largest family; person traveling· the most distance, and there will be a door prize. THOMPSON • BEESON family reunion Sunday at Uttle Kyger Congregational Church. WEBER FAMILY reunion Sunday ·at Reedsville lock and dam with' basket dl!Uler at . noon; all relatives lind frienda invited. ANNUAL Long Bottom Community Homecoming Sunday at the Long Bottom Methodist Church. Basket dl!Uler at noon. All welcome. CHESTER Tee-Ball, peewee leef!Uers and families picnlc.Sunda~, August 13 at 1 p.m. at Forked Run Lake. Members are to bring a covered dish. Field day games will be played and individual and team pictures Will be taken. 43RD ANNUAL Parker family reunion Sunday. Aug. 13. Basket dl!Ulet at 12:30 p.m. at the Tuppers Plains .Grade School. Friends and relatives invited. DAy OF Celebration Sunday, August 13, at the Carmel United Methodist Church, sponsored by the Carmel and Sutton Churches. Sunday School at 9:30 a.m., Worship at 10:15, dinner at noon, and celebration ser· vices at 1:15 p.m. COLE Reunion Sunday, August 13, at Carthage Gap . Campgrounds. All relatives and friends invited. MONDAY RELIGIOUS services, sponsored by the M.eigs Ministerial Association, to open the Meigs County Fair. 7:30 p.m. at the fair grand· stand. JUNIOR and Senior high school students of Eastern High School who did not pick up their grade carda at the I I I Soci"al I 1 1 Cal d l. en· ar II I ·BYHeIen BOlte1:}:; The affordable quality watch ..• 10 TIL 2 Nicole, Mn. Freda Milcll and I. J., Mrs. Patty Stein and Mary Beth, Wilbur, Allee and Reed Koenig, Mr. and Mrs.Mllton Hood, Mr. and ·Mrs. J~ White. ·- Unable to attend but sen-· ding gifts were Mr. and Mn. Bruce Cleland and Melissa Ann, Mr. and Mn. Ralph Peters and Chrilsy Werner. : DEARPAUUNE-Ifthere final finish which will wear Is a way I am sure some of for centuries. , : ) e e e our ingenious readers will , "Bro~ memo~ need : ···· ·:·: know a way and wiD share it no spec1BI care to bring 8bout · . . with you.- POLLY the natural aging process · . FACE FACI'S: ~·s·COOLED! DEAR POLLY and MRS. beyond the. removal of · DEARHELEN: C.R.-Iamaseamstress.lfl foreign substances such as . I've gone~~ Tim for .a year an.d on Valentihe:s Day he pro-. accidentaUy prick my finger artificial flowers or other ; posed. We didn-1 set definite plana for the wt;c~ding, but I was while sewing and get a bpot of agents that may cause stain· · 1 surehelovedmeasmuchasllovehlm.ldldn !push. blood on a new gannent I ing."-LOLA E~er since then he's started staying with this other woman, moisten a smaU piece of the DEAR POLLY - I read , commgtoseemewheneverhecouldgetaway. new fabric in my mouth and about Kathleen cai'I')'in& a · Then be caUed our relationship off. I can see in his f~ce that rub the spot ·of blood. small bottle of alcohol' and he still cares for me bull only see his face from a distance. Remoisten as necessary until tissues in ber purse for wi!>- · Please tell me he's just afraid of marriage and he'D come stain disappears. Sometimes ing off . public telephones ' arounds0011. -STILL IN L9VE AND CONFUSED it requires placing a towel on before using them. I have DEARSILAC: the wrong side to absorb the found It much handler to I'm sorry : I can't do that. blood. This seems to be a carry a small plastic pill bot· "'\!,en Wtll you ditched women learn that what you "see in his magic combination if the tie which will bold four to face ts only a reflection of your own false hope. saliva and blood are from the seven alcohol soaked coltoo : Pick up the pieces and go on without him. And.be glad the same person and if this is balls. I carry this when . break came before marriage made 11 more shattenng.- H. done before water haa touch- traveling by plane and wipe ed the blood. It can even be the dirt, grime or genns off ' DEAR HELEN: blood that haa dried for two or ear pieces and head ~Is . It had to be a man who insisted premarital sex (on the three days. - RUBY before listening to music. : woman's part) leads to extramarital affairs. I'U bet he DEAR READERS - Many They are also good to use on ' wouldn't keep himself "pure" for his bride! thanks to the nwnber of you dictapbone ear pieces uaed in I can't regret my behavior before marriage. !learned from who sent in this same solution transcription typing. - . It: ,How can you appreciate a true, loving relationship unless - sorry but space does not MARIAN , you•can COillpafe? I'd always have wondered what I missed. aUow printing aU of them. PoUy will send you one of · . The past does not have to dictate the future: I have no trou- POLLY . her signed thank-you ~ : ble remaining faithful to my lint husband, nor he to me. DEAR POLLY - I was newspaper coupon clippers if · Sex by itself is nothing, Wbether within the bonds of mar- most interested in Florence's she. uses your favorite · riage or not. When it is jolried by true conunitment outside the letter concerning the clean- Pointer, Peeve or Problem in ; bedroom, then It is bonding, not binding. - HAPPILY MAR· ing of the bro~ memorial her column. Write POLLY'S ; , RIEDWOMAN plaque erected in memory of POINTERS in care Of this ; • DEARHELEN: . \ her husband. I too wanted to newspaper. ,.: We work for a well-known chain store. A new ruling is that polish my .h usband's · · t"-;:::""'-.:--~....;~,• t we are to close each sale with, "'l'hink you for shopping at memorial. I asked the (name of store)."If we are caught nol\""ying it, we could lose caretaker about it and he our jobs. · 1 very kindly gave me a We clerks get sick of the phrase and I'm sure customers do booklet from the monument too when they stand in a long line. Besidea, it slows us up. company. I would like to pass If these bosses really want to improve on custtmer relations on a bit from this booklet. they could : "Unlike other metals the I. Have on hand what is advertised, instead of resorting to color of bro~ moat highly rainchecks. Too often they don't stock enough "specials." And prized is not its original color if buyers don't ask for rainchecks, they aren't offered. The but. the rich natural patina standard excuse is, " It will be ildomorrow," which it often (verde green) that only age isn't. ' and weathering can bring. 2. Have all _!Derchandise clearly marked so that clerks don't These bronze memorials waste time looking up prices. . come with a protective 3. See that clerks are wiUing to help and be friendly. coaling but It is not meant to . 4. Have every checkout stand open during busy times. Long lines are murder for both checker and buyer. 5. Keep stores clean and orderly. Hire efficient help. · 6. Instruct clerks to recommend other stores which might • have the merchandise if they don't. Thbughlfulness brings peo.. ,' ple back. 1£10 If they did all these things, the phony thank you wouldn't be .I necessary. Right?- AN EMPWYEE DEAR EMPLOYEE : !EQUIPPED HERE) Right ! Store owners and managers: Take notice. - H. BULOVA I ARAVELL 4 PIECE GROUP Mr. and Mn. Carroll Cleland n!CeOUy honored lbelr tilt_.,., Dodie Marte, with 1 party on her fourth bir· ..,..In :: :: . He Ien He Ip {f :~.~'1A;1~Uushowto ;~\~o':e~:et~t=:~ }u } Evangelistic services will Carte serves as minister of music in the church. Nazarene in Racine beginEveryone Is cordially in· ning August 15 and continuing vited to attend these services each evening at 7:30 through of gospel preaching and August 20. special music. Rev. and Mrs. William E. Carte of Quincy, Kentucky will be the evangelist; singers and musicians. Both Rev. and Mrs. Carte were graduated from Mt. Vernon Nazarene College, Mt. Vernon, Ohio, where Rev. Carte was a religion major, and Mrs. Carte a music major. Rev . Carte is pastor.of the Kentucky Heights Church of the Nazarene and Mrs. IN HOSPITAL · Sept. .11, 7:30 p.m. in the social I'OQIJI d the Athena County S.vinp and' Loan Co. building.· Claaea will contlnue for three MOnday even. ings with Instruction varying according to group lntereets. The claua a~ open to anyone wiahing to learn about caring for andmanaging flowers. There Is a n registration fee. Items for each workshop will be published or available by telephone to lhoee interested. Clasaes will be infonnal and if there is enough interest another session of advance Dodie Oeland has birthday lire . . . Mrs. Janet Bolin, an acPolly Cramer credited judge of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs Job for last. Occasionally people w will be the instructor. First to have memorials refinished class will be heJd on Monday, cigarette pocks? but these requesla usuaJJy . DEAR l'qLL\' - If any of come at a · time when the :,:;·.·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:-:·:-:.;.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,... ,.,.....,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.;.:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:-:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:-:-:·:-:·:-:·:-:·:·:·:-:-:·.- .,.,.,.,,,, the readers know how to finish of the memorial II :::: :::: make belts and wallets out of pauing through a critical empty cigarette packs I do stage in ll;e aging process, be held at the Church of the r--,:-w~ooMPrlfri;o:o~--, I Four workahopo iR baaic flower al'l'llllging will ·be d· fered by the Meigs County Garden Clubl Auoclatlon beginning next month. Mn. Pat Holter, Melga County contact chalnnan, reports thi.t the workahops will be participation activlties with each person enrolled furnishing her own containers and plant materials. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Travers to have charge of the games. rafts )¥ere presented · to .1\'IJ's. Glada Davis, the oldest; Vera Smith, the youngest; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Davis trH veled the farthest . Games w.ere conducted by Mrs. Suste. Travers and. prtzes awarded to the Wtn· ners. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Hill, Bryan and Eldon, Dayton; Mr. and Mrs. Curti s Ri.f fl e and Greta, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Go rdon Holter and Wesley, Rt. I ReedsvU! e; Mr. and Mrs . Arvil Holt er , Bill Frederick, Bashan ; Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Davis, Cindy ._,'l).!t-o.ill ~1, Middleport-Pcmeroy, 0 ., Friday, Aug. 11, 1978 .. I •• - �MEIGS nRE CENTER, INC. school supt, Church School , 9: 15 a .m .: worship servk:e, 10:30 a. m . Choir · reheqnal. Tu•sdoy , 7:30 p.m . Under dir~tion Nease . POMEROY CH URCH of A lice OF worship service, 7:30p .m . SWISHER & PHARMACY HAZEL COMMUNITY qiU~I!:fl . Near long posfor. Sunday Church , 7:30 p . m .; Wo Fill Doctors' m4teting, 7:30p.m . Thundoy. THE MIDDlEPORT PENTECOSTAL , NAZARENE: Corner Union and , Mulberry, Rev . Clyde V. H,nder - l'niKrlptlons f92-2U5 Pom.,..v Third Ave ., the Rev . William Knittel , pastor . Rona ld Dugon, Sun- son . pastor. SundaY schOol. 9:30 day School Supt. Claues for all o,rn ,, Glen McClung, supt. : morn - oges: evening service, 7:30; Bibt. ing worship . 10:30 a .m.: evening study , Wednesday. '7 :30 p.m.; COOPERATIVE PARISH METHODIST CHURCH Robert T. Bumgarner, Director POMEROY CLUSTER Rev . James Corbin POMEROY, worship service, 9: 15 a.m .: Sunday sch ool. 10:30 a .m ., Re v. Robert McGee , min is ter. ENTERPRISE , Worship 9 a .m . Church School10 a.m . ROCK SPRINGS . Worship 10 a.m . Church School q: 15o.m . UMYF6:30p.m . FLATWOODS, Worship , 11 o .m Church Schooi i Oo .m . MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev . Robert Bumgar ner .-..EATH , Robert Bumgarner , Postal . · Worsh ip 10:30 a .m . Church School 9:30 a .m . UMYF 6 p. m . Rutland-Sale m Cen ter Charge RUTLAND , Wilbur Hilt, Pa stor . Worship 10:30 a.m . Church School l iS T CHAPEl , Route 1, Shade-Pastor Bobby Elkins. Sunda y Nchool , 5 p.m .; Sunday worship . 5 45 p .m .. Wednesday prayer ser v1c e , 7:30p .m . POMER OY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST . 200 W. Main St .. Jerry Pau l, minister , phone 9fl2 -7b66 . Co nservative . no n-instr umen tal : Sunday worship, 10 o.m .. Bible study , 11 a.m .. worship . b p.m . Wednesday Sible study , 7 p.m . OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH , Rev .Ralph Smith , .o9s tor . Sundav school . q:JO a.m .. Mrs . Worley Fr ancis , superintendent . Preac~ing services first & third Sundays following Sunday Xhool . GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST , Preaching 9:30 a.m ., f irst and sed md Sundov s of each mon t h: third and four th Sundays each mqn th , worsh ip service ot 7:30 p.m. Wednesday evenings ot 7 ~30 . Prover and Bible Study . $EV ENTH -DA 'f ADI/E N TIS T. Mulberry Heighh Road . Pomeroy . Pastor . A lbert Oittes: Sabbath Sc h oo l Superintendent , Rita White . Sabba th School . SOturday afternoon ot 2:00, w ith Worshtp Se~v ic e following al3: 15. RUTLAND FIRST BA PTIST CHURCH Sister Ha rriett Warner Supt . Sunday School , 9.30 a .m .. morn1ng w orsh ip, 10 AS a. m . THE HILAND CHAPEl. George Cas to , pas tor . Sunday School , 9 30 o .m . even1ng worship . 7:30 . Thursday e"eni ng prayer service, 7 30 p .m . POMEROY FIRS T BAPTIST, Dovid Mann , mimst er; Willi am Watson . Sunday schoo l supt . Sun day school , q.30 a.m .. morning worship 1D 30 o m FIRST SOUTHERN BA PTIST . 282 Mulberry A ... e ., Pomeroy , Pau l J. Whi te . Po ster: G ary Ba sham . Sun day school sup!. Sunday sc hool . 9·30 a .m . mor nin g worship.. 10.30 : e vening worshi p , 0·30 p.m . M1dweek prayer service 7 ·30 p.m . MIOWAY COMMUNITY CENTfR . De111er Rd .. langsville . Ohio Rev . Clyde F.:nre ll , Pas tor . Sunday School 11 a .m . Sat ur da y preach ing ser:.oices 7:30 p.m . Wedn esday evening Btble study at 7:30p .m . FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH , Ba iley Run Rood . Rev. £m men Row son , pastor. Handley Dunn supt . Sunday school. 10 a.m. Sun day even ing servic e 7:30, Bible Teachi ng. ] 30 p,m Th u rsdoo; DY ESVIL LE COMMUN I TY CHURCH Qoq c rC . Turner . P.ostor . Sunday ~~ h.- I. 9:30 o, m . · Sunday mor ning 'ihi p. 10·30; Sunday evening se1-. ,~e . 7:30. MIDDLEPORT MIDDlE POR T CHU RCH OF CHRIS T IN CHRISTIAN UNION , lawrence Manley pastor : Mrs . Ru ssell Yo ung . Sundo v School Sup t. Sund ay School 9.30 a.m . Even•ng worsh ,p 7 30 , Wednesda y prayer meelmg 7 30 p.m. MT . MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO , Ro cm e Reu le '2 th e Rev. James M Muncy pas tor Sundo.,- sc hool. 9 45 o .m . morn1ng w ors hip , 11 ' a .m .. evening wor~ h1 p 7.30. Pra yer meel ing . 1uesday. 7 30 p.m . Young pe op les meeting . 7 30 p.rn . Thur sday MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST . Corner Sixth and Palmer , the Rev . 1( 1rby Oiler , pasTor. Hobl&rt Por ker . superintendent . Sunday . WMPO Radio prog ram 7 45 a .m . Sun day School , 9: 15a .m .. Morn mg Worship, 10 lS a .m . Youth oct i ~,~lties and lellows h1p for 1un io r ond senior hi gh stu dents, b p m . Sunday evening wo rsh1p , 7 JO p.m . M 1d- week prayer serv1ces . Wednesday , 7_30 p .m . C HURCH OF CHRIS T. M td · dleport , 5th and Ma in , Geor ge Gl oze, minister, M ike Gerlach , superin tendent . Te~ey, youth minister. Bible school. Q:JO o .m .. morning worship . 10:30 o .m .; e"ening worship , 7 30 . prayer serv1ce, 7 p m . Wed nes day . MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZAREN E, Rev . Jim Broome , pastor , Mrs . Mary l othey . Sunday school sup!. Sunday school . q:JO o, m .; morn ing worsh ip. 10·30 o .m ; Sunday evangelist ic mee ting: 7:00 p .m . Prover meeting , Wednesday , 7:30 p.m . UNITED PRE SB YTER IAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY , Dwtght l Zovt tz dtrector . H A R R I S 0 N V I l l E PRESBY TERIAN . Rev . Erne s t Strick lin. pa stor . Sun day church schoo l, 9:30a.m .. Mrs. Homer Let!. supt.: morning wors hip, 10:30. MIDDLEPORT, Sunday school, 9:30a.m ., Richard Vau gha n, sup t . Morning worship , 10:30. SY RACU SE. Morni ng worship, 9 o .m .: Sunday school. 10 o.m . Mrs. Sampson Hall , supt. RUTLANO CHURCH OF GOO , Rev . ~bby Porter . pastor. Sun· day school, 10a.m. : Sundoy WOf' · sh lp , 11 a .m .: Sunday evenin g 'SAL EM CE NTER . Church School 9:45a.m . worship 9 a .m . SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev . Har vey Koch . Jr . AS BURY , Wors h ip 11 a .m . Church School 9:50 o .m UMW first Tuesday . Bible Study Thur s. 7. 30 p.m . FOREST RUN , Worship 9 a .m . Churc h Schoal10 a.m . MINERSV ILLE . Worship 10 a .m . Chuq:h School Qa.m . SYRA CUSE , Ch urch School 9:00 a.m . Worship ser vice 7:30p.m . SOUTHERN CLUSTER ' Rev . David Harris Clus te r Le:oder Rev . St&ven Wilson Florence Smith Hilton Wolfe Assoc iates BETHAN Y, (Dorca s) . Worsh ip q:OO a .m . Ch ur ch School 10:00 a.m. CARMEL , Chruch School q :30 a. m . W ors hip 10:30 a .m . 2nd and 4th Sundays. APPLE GROVE , Su nday School 9:30 o.m . Worship 7:30 p.m. lsf and Jrd Sundays; Prayer meeting Wednesd a y 7:30p .m . Fellowsh ip supper f irs t Saturday b p.m . UMW 2nd Tuesday 7:30p .m EAST LETART , Chr uch School 9 a.m . Worship service 10 a .m . Prayer meeting 7:30 ' p . m . Wednesday . UMW first Tuesday 7·30 p. m . RACINE WESLEYAN ·-'- Sunday school 10 a .m .; worsh ip , II a .m . Ch oir proctic11 . Thursday. 8 p.m . LETART FAll ~ GC~rch School 10 a .m . W ors htp servtce , 9 a .m .: MORNING STAR . W orship 9 :30 a.m .; Church School 10:30 a.m .; Mid-Week Service Wednesday 8 p.m . MORSE CHAPEL Worshp 11 a.m ., Chu rc h St hool q:JO a.m . PORTlAN D. Worshtp 7:30p .m .· Church School 9:30a .m SU TTO N , Church Sc hool ·9 :30 o.m.,):'lors hip 1st and Jrd Sunday s 10 :30 O.m, NORTHEAST CLUSlER Re v R1 chord Thomo'Poster Duane Sydenstr icker John Douglas Assoc 1otes JOPPA , Worship 10 a .m.; Church School 9 a .m .. Pra yer Meeting Wednesday 8 p .m . CHESTER . Worship 9 a.m .. Church Schooii O a.m . LON G BOTTOM , Worship 7 30 p.m . Chu rc h School 9 :30 o .. ALFRED , Worship 7 30 p.m .. Church School9 ·30 a.m . ST PAUL , Worship 11 a .m .. ChurchSchoo1930a .m . REEDSVILLE . Sunday Schoo19:30 o ,m , Wor"h 'p 1.30 p .m ., Prover Meeting 7:30 p.m Tuesdov : Visilot1on 7.30 p.m . lst Thur sday . SILVER RIDGE . Worsh1p 10 o .m Chur ch Schoo l Q a.m . TUPPERS PLAINS , Worship 9 a.m . Chu rch Sc hool10 a .m . KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST. ser vices each Sunday q:30 · a .m George Pickens. pas tor w ith preach ing on first and third Sun · day of month . Oliver Swain , Supt. HOBSON CHRIST IAN UNION , Rev . Ketth Eb lin . pos lor. Sunday School. 9:30 a .m .; leonard Gilmor e . first elder. even ing ser · ., 1ce . 7·30 p.m. Wed nesday prayer meeting , 7.30p.rn , Ml . M O RIAH CHURCH OF GQO, Recine Ro ute 2, The Rev. Ch arles Hand. postor Sundoo; schoo l. q:45 a. m .. morning worsh ip ' 11 a .m . f.,ening services . Tuesday ond Fndoy , 7.30p.m. BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIS T. Duane Worden . min 1ste r . Bible class, 9:30 a .m .; morn1n g worship', 10 .30 a .m ., even 1ng worsh 1p. 6 :30 p .m . Wedne sdao; Bible study , 6.30 p .m . NEW STIVERSV ILLE COMMUNITV Churd1 , Sundov School ser· v1ce. 9:45 a.m . Worship service. 10 30, Evange listic Servic e. 7:30 p m Wedne.o.doy . Pr ayer meetin g , 7 30 . ZION .CHURCH OF CHRIST , Pomeroy-Harrisonville Rd .. Don l<ennedy, pastor , Bi ll M cElro y. Sunday schoo l supt . Sunday schoo l , 9: 30am ., morning war sh1p ond co mmunion . 10:30 a .m .; Sunday evening youTh Ch r ist ian ·Endeavor , 6 p.m : wors hip ser ..,ice . 7 p .m. Wednesda y evening prayer m eeting and Bible stud.,- , 7 p.m . ST . JOHN LUTHER AN CHU RCH , Pine Grove . The Rev , W1lliom Middlesworth; Pas tor . Church ser Vices·9:30 a.m . Sunday School - l0:30o .m , BRADBUR Y C HUR CH OF CH RI ST. M r. Oono ldRo ley , po~tor . Sunday sc hoo l, 9:30 a .m .. war ship service, 10:30 a .m . Sundov services , 7 p.m .. youth group , Wednesday , 7 p.m . ANTIQUITY BAP TIST , Rev . Earl Shu ler . pastor . Sunda.,- school 9:30a. m .. Church service . 1 p .m .: o;oulh rneet,ng , b p .m Tuesday Bible Study , 7 p.m. RA CINE CHURCH OfTH~ NAZA RENE . Re v John A Cofl man. pastor , Fra nk 1m Imboden. BURLINGTON SOUTHERN BAP ~ Middleport KERMIT'S KORNER Pomeroy. Oh lo '>IFTS These Messages ElliS & SONS SOHIO ~ 4 COmplete A.....,otfvo Service PGMEROJ · """"· ~,..~ KUNJ Of Our Religious Heriage Are Sponsored Each Week By The Following: RIDENOUR SUPPLY >ao-- FURNITURE & HARDWA)t~E HomoiHohwt St. ill. 7 • •-The DaUy Sentinel. truOOJeonrl.Pom.:roy, 0., Frlday, Aug. U,I978, RIGGS USED CARS, INC. youth ser~ticel , Friday, 7:30p.m . MIDDLEPORT FREEWill RAPliST , Corner Ash and Plum; Noel Herrman , pastor. Saturday !!~ten ­ ing service, 7:30 p .m .; Sunday School , 10:30 a.m. 5er vice , 7:30; mid-week nr\lice , Wednesday, 7 :30p .m . GRACE CHURCH ( Episcopal ~. 326 E. Mpin St., Pomeroy . Tl\e Rev . Robert 8. Gro-.:es. rector . Morning pr9Yer and sermon , 11 a .m. Junior choir and nursery ser vice . Rome Williamson and Dole DuHon . loy readers . assisting the pol> lor , POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST. 212 W . Main St .John MCArthur , pastor. Bible school. 9:30 o .m .: morning worsh ip , 10:30 o.m.: Youth me~ttings , 6:30p .m.: e~ten ing wonhi p. 7:30. Wednesday night prover meeting and Bible study , 7:30p.m . THE SALVATION ARMY, 115 Butternut Ave ., Pomeroy . Envoy and Mrs . Roy Win ing, officers in Sundoy · ho l ineu c harge . meeting . 10 a.m .; Sun day SchOQI. 10 ·30 o .m. Sunday school leader . YPSM . f loise Adams. 7:30 p.m., ~ olvi::Jtion meet ing , var ious speakers and music specials . Thursdoy.- 10 o.m . to 2 p.ni . ladieS Home League. oil women lnv1ted . 7 30 p.m . pray er rneeiing and Bi ble study Bob Estep, leader . Rev. Noel Hermon , teacher . . NEW YORK CLOntiNG HOUSE Chur(h II Office Supplies Jolin F. Fultl, Mgr. Ph. ff2·2101 Pomeroy ser\'ic., 1 p,m,; Wedn•sday FamiTRINI TY CHURCH; Rev . W. H . ly 'l roiing Hour , 7 p .m .Witdnetdoy Perrin , pastor: Bob Buc_k , Sunday MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE • I'll. 915.3301 1 Chtsler CA P'I'AIN EASY Cllostor , OKAY, ME~GS nL. PUT I~ Mil. HINilY A SOOP WORP-..UT ROSEBERRfS PENNmiL WATCH YOLIIlSI!LFl EI.I,IOlT 1tirlpoo) APPUMC£ II 11/I~L. _...'OP l.,IILIT IN ' " YOU NOW·· eo llll!IHT IN, P~IIAHI TlfllT CIR1VIIl'5 50Q A~L. FA11l"E!J5, Mf'Oftlt YOU HIRe 11.1-- I FElli. THIIQ'5 !IIOMIITHIN6 1 5HOULLI vou Asoun : WAR!.~ "T VOLJ... He COULD &E IJAtHII!W!Jl hlei·SorVICO·.AcCOSSOrill 220 E. Main St. E FOOD M~RKET Tho Slore WlthAIIHrt Racine Ph. 949·2626 p, J._PAULEY, AGENT Midway . Bob's Market IT'S :;!!1'" WINI<L!i! QUICI(. Uet! "Tl-12 5TUNN&A:! N• rlonwldo Ins. Co. ol Columbus. 0 . 104 W. Main ff2·2311 Pomeroy 930a.m . County & loan to. :i16 E. Main DOUG'S MAitiNE Tractor Sales, Inc. Todtl hun ted with Ro bin Hood , wtd Kristen read CINDERELLA while buri·els of min pelted our windows. Mary prepared our chi cken di•mc.r in u dccp· liycr which frequently became lnaud.ih lc as Uwad cr ro ll ed apd cmshed outside. Light flickered brightly on my newspaper, a nd U1c rad.io crackled as electrical discharges split the sky. & SERVICE Reuter-Brogan New OF COURSe ··~ AAY· 214 E. Main . 992·5130 Pomeroy coo led, _half·cookcd . WAID CROSS SONS STORE connc c t1JIC power 8UT .MOllE'( 6RIIIGS TROuBLE, OHE WANTS oO Mel KIDOtP<I' ~ AM 1. GOtH' 01< A JOURNEY'? GotH' lO MeET A TAU, MllND50N£ GUY? JUST SHOW ME TH' DOUGti ... i'LL ANNIE .. . "TROUBLil .. . llE RICH··· LOOK AT All TH' "ICE VIRGIL B. WORRY '80UT TH' TROUBLE ... THIN6S I COULD DO-- TEAFORD SR. '!ben, somewhere, u longu" uf l.ight.nlng found .its mark. The radio became male, 1111d my newspaper vwtishcd ln darknCI!8. The Merry Jlkn wtd '" Gus-Gus" foundered in the dark, and oar supper Insurance Services Holi<lnd 216 5.. socond Pomeroy 992·3325 Downed lines! A real problc m- whctllcr they are the lines th.at s tntion and hf,mc , or the lineH between God and m nn . Don Thompson Ford, Inc. · '11mnt!o(h U1c C hmch mod tl• c Bible, our prayer wtd worship make God's 101~c li>r ns u 1wo·wuy line. Co me to church this Sunday. GrOcerieS _._ General Merchandise Racine 9<49·2550 Let God suy ~ GASOUNE ALLEY 461 S. ;;j,rd. Middleport 992·2196 '' Po\\'cr re stored!'' Joel! Rufus! 'fromth' fool we has jes · ,""",.. had a What WILKINSON Sman Engines 'fer loot Mr. Wallet. malt.e it even wt.ise! ban !I. meet in'! S~shin' 4er loot on som'bod4 else's propi'ty! ,-~,...-- . ;ales & Sl!rvice Attend The Church STATE FARM INSURANCE 985·4151 Chester , Ohio 45710 chair man a t the Soard of Chri sl 1on l if e. Sunday School. 9:30 a.m .: mornlnQ worship . 10:30; Sunday e ... ening wor\ hip, 7 30 p.m . Prover meeting , Wednesday , 7 30 p .m . RACINE FIRST BAPTIST . Don l Walker , Pa 5tor , Ron nle Sal ser . Sunday schoo l~ supt . · Sunday schoo l. 9:30 a.m .; morning war ship, 10:40 a.m ., Sunday evening worship . 7:30: Wednesday e.. ening Bibl e roludy , 7;30 , DANVILLE WESlEYAN . Rev . R. D. Br own , pas tor . Sun da y School. 9·30 a .m : morning worsh ip 10:45, youth service . 6·4S p.m .: e'.,lli!'ning worship , 7:30 p.m .. pra yer and praise , Wednesday , 7.30p.m . SILVER Rl:.IN FREE BAPTIST. Rev Mor.,in Markin, pastor: Steve Littie Sunday school sup!. Sunday school. 10 a.m .: mo r ning wor shi p, 11 a .m . Sunda y evening wor's hip , 7:30 . Prayer meeting and Bible study , Thursday , ?:30 p.m .; yo uth se rvice , 6 p.m . Sun - day . CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD, Rev . Danny R, Cook . pasTor. Sun day school , 9:30 a .m .. wor ship service. 11 a.m .. evening se rvice , 7:00: you th 5ervi c:e , Wednesday , 7:00p.m . LAN GSV ILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH , Robert Musser , pa stor Sunday school. 9:30 a.m., Roo; Sigmon , supt. : morning worsh ip, 10:30; Sunday evening serv ice , 7:30; mid - week ser vice . Wedne s day , 7 p .m . SY RA CU SE CHURCH OF THE NAZAR EN E, Rev . Dole Boss, pastor· Bob M()o re , Su nday $chool supt .; Sunday school , 9:30 a.m .; mornmg worship. 10·45 o.fT1 .: evangelis t ic se rvice . 7 p.m . Wednesday services praye r ond praise . 7 p.m .. No t ar ene Youth 7 p.m . Doily prayer mee tin g , 8;30 a.m . M en 's prayer meeting , Sa turday , 7p .m . EDEN UNITED BRH HREN IN CHRIST , Elden R. Blok e. poster . Sunday Schoo l 10 a .m .: Howard McCov. sup! .; Mornlng · sermon. 11 a.m .: Sundoo; night serv ic:vs Chris t ian Endeavor , 7:30 p.m Song service, 8 p.m .. Preaching 8:30 p . m . M idweek Prayer mee ting, Wedne1doy , 7 p.m .. Roy Ada ms , loy le ader . CHURCH OF JESUS CHR IST, Lor:;o ted a t Rutland on Nt-...- limo Rood, neM I to Forest Acre Pork , Re v. Roy Rouse, pastor: Robert Mu ssf!'r , Sun dov School supt . ~ un day school , .10:30 a .m .. worship . 7 30 p,m _Hible Study , Wed ne$· day , 7.30 p.m .; Soturdov night prayer Service , 7:30p .m. HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIA N, Equip mont · S.lu.s.rvico Fire Extfngilillltrs Firt Dept. Equip. Rutl<l~74_H1.7.7 Photogra~1hy let us capture the story ol your Wedding. Of Your Choice BROWN'S FIRE &SAFETY This Sunday ''' Middltport "'"' 5. Third Ph. Ken Grover . PIZZA SHAC~ MARK VSTORE Middleport Eat tnor Carrv Out S.kersof Good Bread Roge r Watsof"!. pas tor : Kenneth Byer, Sunday school sup!. ' M orn in g worship . Q.30 o .1n Sun dayschool . 10.30 o.m Cllel11tlg service , 7 30 . Wedne sday Bible Study . 7:30p.m . MT . UNION BAP TIST . Don Wilson , S!-!ndoy sc h oo l superintendent . Sunday sch ool . 9:45 a. m .: e.,ening worsh1 p, 7 30 p.m. Pray er mee t mg . 7.30 p m. Wednesday TUPPERS PLAIN S CHRISTIAN CHURC H, Eugene Underwood pastor Howard Caldwell . Jr Sunday Schoo l Supt .. Sunday School , 9:30 am . M orn•ng ~er man . 10:30 a .m . Sunday even1119 ser vice , 7 p .m ." LE TART FA llS UNI HO BR ETHREN , Re-..-. Freelan d Norr1s .pas tor, Floo;d Nor11s , supt . Sunday school . 9:30 o.m .. morntn g ser rnon , 10.30 a .rn . Prayer ser v1ce Wed nesday , 7:30 pm CHESTER CHURCH OF lH ~ NA ZAREN E, Re11 Herbert Gro te , poster . Worship service 1 1 a .m and 7:30 p.m . Sunda y Sund Q,School, q:30 o .m . R1 ch ard Borton sup! . Prayer rneeting , Wedn es · day 7:30p .m BRAD FORD CHURCH OF CHRISl , Gobnel Mus. JJ.O:. tor 61 ble Sunday School 9 30 o.rn .. mar ning chur ch 10·30 om .. Sur1doy evening se rvt ce 7 00 p m Wedne5day ser lo'tce . 7.30p.m LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHOOI Sl CHURCH, ReY . Floyd F Shook pastor: lloyd WrighT , Sunday School Supt ., M orntng W o r ~tHp q_JO a .rn ., Sunday Sc hoo l 10 'JO a.m .. Wednesday Prayer ond B1· ble Sludv 7 ~30-~p . m .: Sunday eve-n lng worshtp 7:30 p m .; Chorr Pr oc !Ice Thursday , 7 p .m . DEXTER CHURCH O F CHRI ST , Char les Russell . Sr .. mm tsTe r · Rick Macomber , supt . Sund a y· school , 9.30 c m .. ~o rsh1p s~r \lice 10; 30 a.m . Bible Study , l uesday , 7.30 p m REORGANIZED CHURCrl Or JESUS CHRI ST OF LATTE~ DAY SAINTS. Portland Racine Roo d . William Roush , pastor, Russ ell RaT cliff . church school Dtr ec tor . Sunday Sthoo l, 9 30 a .m .. Morn -, in g wor sh1 p, 10:30 a .m ., Sunday ' evening service 7 p .m . Wedn es doy evening pro~er services 7 •30 p.m . BETHLEHEM 'BAPTIST, Re v. t ori Shuler . pastor . Wor sh ip ser vt ce · 9:30 o . •'n . Sunday !\Chool. tO 30 , o.m Qib_le Study and prayPr '-f ' ' vice Tllu r ~oday , 7 ·30 p m CARli:I ON'CHUfKH K u1 g~bu 1y Rood . Go ry King, poSTOt ~undo~ School , q 30 a.m .. Rolph Cctrl superin tenden t; even1ng wors h ip 7·30 p .m . f-'1 oyer 1n€'e t 1ng , ' 126 E . Main YOUNG'S CARPETING Fulvring Deep Stoam BASKET. Extroctfon 992-6304 ff2·22ot or ff2·7630 Rt. 3, Pomorov pomerov Wednesday 7 .JO p m LONG BOT! OM C HRI~TIA N Bru ce Smith pa~ta 1 Wollo<c Do lllewood Sup! B1bl e Schoc)l 9 JO o.n1. Pr(•achmg se t ... ICC 10 45 o rn No e .. er'lm~ ser.,ico . HYSELl RUN ~R H MUH001 Sl CHUH CH, Rev Hm b~rl Ai l lnq. po ~ ! Ot Sunday School 9 30 o 111 . M or n~r~g ~£H.,ICe , 10 30 o rn ., hongelt ~Ti c: serv1n! 1 30 p m Proy e1 me et11'19 Thur sday 7 30 pm I RHDOM GOSPH M ISS ION at Bol d Knob Rev lowrenc.e ~ l ue~('nc omp ~~ rn<,t or Roger Wdlfotd S1 Sunday school sup! Sunday school 9 3tJ o e~,~en1ng w orsh 1p 7 30 p .m Prayer rnue1 mg Wednesday 7 30 p .tn Youth mee.tm g Sunday 5 30 p rn w 11h Don and Martha Mc:ado ws .n charge WH ITE S CHAPEL Coolvdle RD Re v. Rov Oc~h:: • po:.T or Sun day l>Ch ool9 30om wor ~ hlp sN ..-t CP 10 30 a tn . Bible study ond prayersf!r lll(f' Wedne-!>day 7 30 p Iii RUILAND RUILAt--l D CHURCH OF CHRIST' lo 11 y Columan pc'ls tor Co ~or1 day ,;choo l s. upls. Sam M cK1nncy and ~terb Ell ill Sunday \ChQol and commu rHon . ? 30 a.1n . W orsh,p and comunion 10 JQ o.rn RUI L AND COM MUNIT Y CHURCH Sunday School 9 30 a.m .. worsh1p !.erv•re 1! a rn Wcdru)'-doy prayer meeting 7 30 p rn youth ~er ... IC(!-5 Sunday, 7 p rn . Sunda y nrght wot 'i> htp 7 30 HUTLAND CHUR CH O f- THE NAZARENE . Re v lloyd D Grtmtn, Jr pastor , Sunday s~.-hool , 9.30 a.m worsh ip se r vtce , 10 30 a .m. Br oodco5 t Hve ovm WMPO y oun g pe o p les !iC r11 1ce 7 fl . m . Ev ange lis t ic se rvice 7 30 p.m . Wednesday ser..-iur. 7 30 p.m. MASON COUNTY FIR ST SOU TH ER N SAPIISl Cor ner o f Second and A nderson, Mot>on Pu~l or F- ron k Lo wther . Sunday schoo l 9 45 o m wor shtp c,c rvt(O 11 o rn and 7 30 p m Week ly B1ble ~lu d y Wednesday . 7 30p m . MASON CHUR CH OF C HRIST , P 0 Box 487 M tller St , Mo \on . W, Vo Sunday Blb le Study 10 om .. Wor sh•p 11 o m and 7 p m B1ble Study Wedne:.doy 7 p n' Vocal mu s•t MASON ASSl:MBl y 0 1- GOO Duddu1q LomJ • Mason w Vo. C he ~te r l'E',,nont Po ~ tor Sundo 'f 3ch {", ol 9·45 o rn Chtl drcn's (h · ., r, .t , , 1 v ;· 1,! .. "'• 1 I ,, , 1 , !:!t•r v•a• 1 'JO p m , Wornt n.,. M 11 ~IOilOI Y Couilttl 10om ftrst an d thrrd lUOl>dOo;'- Pro yer ond B1ble Mudv WedrW!>Cioy /30.p m • WELL._I PUT ALL MY EoG& IN ONE HARlFORO CHURCH O F CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION , The Rev . Wil ham Campbell. ,astor . Sunday S.. hool, 9 30 a.m .; James Hughes supt . eve,lng service , 7:30p .m . Wednesday evening prayer mt'w l1 ng. ·7 30 p .m . Youth praye r sc- rv rce oa ch Tuesday . FAI~VIEW SIBLE CHUR CH l et01 t, W. Va .. Rt . 1, Rev , Charles Hu1graves , pastor . Worship ser· 111ce~ 9·30 o.m .; Sunday schoo l. 11 o m .. even ing wo rship, 7:30 P 1n Tuesday co ttage prayer mee 11n g Md Bible ~tudy , 9:30 o rn Worshi p service. Wednes do.,- . 7·30 p.m . CA LVARY BIBLE CHURCH, now lo co te d on Pom erov Pike . Coun ty Rood 25 . near Flatwoods . Re v. Bla ckw ood , pa stor . Services o n Sunday oT 10:30 a .m . .and 7:30 p m w ith Su nday schoo l, 9:30 om Bible study , Wednesday , 7 31Jop .m. pray er meeting 7:30 p.m . Rev . James leach , pastor . Da vid Halter , loy leader. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES, I mile east of Rutland , junction of Route 124 and N oble Summit Rood ('T17 A). Sundoy Bible lecture, 9:30 a .. : Wat chtower study , 10:30 o .m.; Tuesday , Bible study , ,7 ond 8: 15 p .m .: Thu rsday, theocrat ic sc hoo l , 7:30 p .m .: ,.r.,ice mee tin g , 8:30p .m . ~OPE BAPTIST - 570 Grant St., Midd leport. Bobby Elkins , ptnlor. Sunday Schoo l . •10 a.m .: wonhlp se r11 ice, II a.m .; evening service, 7:30 p .m . Thursday prayer meeting and Bible study, 7:30 p .m . RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST Church - leland Holey, pastor. Sunday school. 10 a.m .; e .. ening s e r~t ice , 7:30 p .m . Prayer mHIIng , Wednesday , 7::K»p.m . PEOPLE 'S CHURCH OF POME ROY - Corner Main and Court Sts., third floor over l 1gh tho t1se Restau rant. Henry Cook , pastor . Sundov school, 10 om .. mo rr~ing worship , II a.m .-; cven lng service . 7:30 . Wednes · day evenin g serv ice , 7:30. Interdenominolionol , full gospel. , RUTLAN D CHURCH OF GOD Pastor Dennis Bales. Sunday !Jchoo l, 10 a.m .: wors hip ser vice , 11; 30 ,a.m . and 7:30 p.m . Prayer 1neeling , Wodnesdoy , 7:30 'p,ni. RUTLAN D APOSTOliC CHURCH OF J~ S US. CHRIST, Elder James Mi ller. Blble study , W&dnesdav . 7:30 p.m .; SundOy·Sc: hao l, 10 a.m . Sunday ni ght service, 7:30p .m . POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLIN ESS Horr ison~i lle Rood ; Oowe y King , pOster , Edison · Weaver . assista nt ; Henry Eblio , Jr ., Sunday sc hool supt , Sundov schoo l , 9;30 a.m .: morn ing wor· shtp, II o \m, Sunday evening ser· vtce 7:30. prayer meeting, Thurs· day, 7 30 p.m . SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Not Penhtcos tal , Rev . Georg(' Oiler , postor. Worship serv1ce Sunda y, ~: 11115 a.m .: ' SunJov school, 11 c:i .m .: worship servic e, 7 ~ ~0 p.m . Thur.sdar prover t w Ptmg 7 ·:JO p,m · ~.. r Hf.I(MO r" Uni ted Brethrert <.hvrdl , ~unday School 9:30 o.m . WCi• ~ hip service 10:11115 a.m . 1-'reochlng ser vices every Sundor ol tornoltng with _C. E. Wednesday HOPE MPTIST CHAPEl - 570 Grant St., Mldd,eport; Rev . Bobby Elkins. Sunday school, 10 a.m .: morning wonhip , 11 : evening wors h ip, · 7:30 p.m .; Thursday evening llble study and prayer meeting, 7;30 p.m . Affilia ted with S.B.C. BRADFORD CHURCH. OF CHRIST- Gabriel Mroz, pastor. Sunday sc hoo l, 9:30 o.m .: morn-, ing church, 10:30 a .m . Junior church progrom under direction of l<oren Mroz .for children, 2-10, during regular church hour in church basement. Sunday evenlng service, 7 p.m .: Wednesday service. 7:30p.m . JUBILEE CHRISTIAN CENTER - . George's Cruk Rood. Church school, 9"'30 a.m .: morning worship , 10:30: evening service, 7:30. Prayer meetl_ng Wednesday , 7:30 pm. ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Corner of SycamOre and S.Cond Sis ., Pomeroy. The Re~t . William Mtddlesworth , Pastor. Sundov School at 9:45 a .m . and Ct'lurcfServices 11 a.m . SA CRED HEART , Rev . Father Paul D . Welton . pat+or. Phone 'N2-2B2S . Saturday evening Mou, ,7:30; Sunday Mast 18 and 10 o.m .; Confeni.on, SOturday , 7·7:30p.m , CHRISTIAN -BAPTIST - On If\& Route 7 bypass, Jom•s E. KHI. .. po1tor. Sunday schOol , 10 a.m .; morning worship , 11 a .m .; even'ing service , 7 . MAKE 5URE HE POESN'T GIVE >tv mE WE 1LL SEE HOW HE WORKS OUT! 50 YOU'VE HII<ED .FAG IN, EH ? ~US/ NESS I ANYMORE! TRINITY Christian Assembly , Coolville Gilbert Spen cer . pos ter . Sunday school , 9:30 o .m .: morn ing worsl-l lp, 11 Q.m . Sundoy evening service, 7:30 p .m .: midweek prayer 1er111ICe Wednes - I lJ ~I '· doy, 7<30 p.m. MOUNT Olive Community Cl-turcl-t, long Bottom . Runell Cline , 1uperlntendent . Sunday School 10 a.m . Youth group and prayer meetings Wednesday 7:30 p.m . Church 1ervkes Su nday 7:30 p.m . Lawrence Bush, pastor. FAITH BAPTIST Church, Mason . meet at United Steel Work•rs Union Hall. Ra i lroad Street . Mason . Pastor, Rev . Joy M itchell . Morning worship 9:45 a.m ., Sun day S<:hool 10:30 a.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday , 7: 30p .m . FRANK & ERNIE .:t United Pressluterutlonal DI$C.OVeReD A G&.IRI! FOR AMNE:Sift, ..,_ ~G.O'r' " ~ WHerle •• I : PU'fl ,.HE. fORMUJ.A. Meigs Property Transfers THAVf~ • l !i received when the liner "Araphoe" me11aged for help off Cape Hatteras, N.C. In 1954, a formal peace announcement ended the sevenyear war In Indochina between France and forces of saturn. Those born on this day are the Cooununist VIet Minh. under the sign of Leo. WB:l 8·11 • BORNLOSF.R 1833. On this day In history: In 1909, the flrlll radio SOS Today is Friday, Aug. II, the 223th day of 1978 with 142 to follow . The moon is In .lts first quarter . The morning star is Jupiter. . The evening stars are Mer· cury, · Mars, Venus and flll~Nl IDlt Jja THAT SCRAIIIBLED WORD GAME ~ ~ ~·~._ byHonriAmoldandBoblae b 10 Sutton. ' Gregory L. Bailey, Jo F . Bailey to Michael E. Yoke, Stephanie A. Yoke 5.013 A., Olive. M. Neue u William M. Neue, VIrginia L. Neaae to Edwin S. Cozart, Ollie Mae Cozart, Lot, wuu.m rru.., cARNEY STOP HOLLERIN: TATER!! Racine. THAT AIN'T Ralph ' E. Knight, Carol H. Knllht to WHAT I(E IT IS!! JOMph Short IU1d Gladya Short, 7.122 A., <l!ester. See THAR !! DIDN'T -::a.•· v,'i:'".:.. I TELL lfE THAT WUZN'T NO PEPPERMINT STICK? Pmt_...,,_: '"( I I t' IAn•-· II I I I __ .... . . . . . =---·----...-· I J:'~!:~~~w!r ~ ~: ~-- ...e. · Jumblu CEASE AQAll CAMP'III DIIIVll · . · COuld"' 1M"""' ot =:"~;11f;•• 1 to toke you....- - - - ........ - ............ ...,..,.._ Mol. ..?. p +H •IUIUI t 10.875 +10 ly Oawald Jaeoby aad Alaa lloata1 Now orronge lho ....., lottors lo Eric Murray of Toronto fonnltdlho"" lUll· baa l!een one of America '• 1111 really ueat playen lor the 17"..,....,._.,~7"'<V""r'lltlalt 20 yean. Hla 1reateat Ylslerday'a With the tab being what It is, it's no Wlllder the afterdinner drink Ia IIJ'Owinl In neceulty,lfnotlnpopnlarlty. , +AQI •J7 t AQU +t853 •• 0 I I +88 • AK2' • KJ92 • Q J 72 EAST +AKH Vulnerable: Both Dealer: North Weot Norlll But •• Pua 1 NT Puri Pua Puo Elizabeth WIIUord, 1.082 A. ... NOR111 +1117112 • Q4 ,_ ... ..,_c,...t- ,.,..._ Arcllie E. Lee, JWlfl P. Lee to Roy W, Johnlon, Sr., Donna J . Johneon, 1.034 A., The proof of the pudding 110tl'l'8 KREAM Emea A. Wingett, Maxine S. Wingett to Harry WIIUord, Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag 'lt'E8T , - - . . . . , . - - - - - - - - - - " " ' - - , unscr•mbte 1hele four Jumbtes, ~<;()A CC~W'IIZ.Yi:D one lefto• 10 each lqUiro, 10 lorm '""' ordinary words. H~. James J. Proffitt, Sherllf, J . H. Martin eta! to Homer Goodwin, Palma Goodwin, 23\lo &crell, Columbia. BRIDGE American author Robert lngersol was born Aug. II, TbeAimaue CHURCH OF GOD of p,aphe<:y. IN D EPENDEN T HOLINESS locqted on the 0 . J. White Rood CH URCH, INC - Pearl St. , Mid - off highway 160. ·Sunday School dleport. Rov . O' Dell Man ley, 10 o.m . Superintendent John pas tor. So n(ty Hudson . 5unday Loveday . First Wednesdov night <>C hool sup!. Sunday sc hool. q:30' ' of month CPMA services, second a .m ., evening w ors hip , 7:30p.m . WednesdoT WMB m"tlng, third Prayer and praise ser vice , through ifth vouth service. George Croyle , pastor . Wednesday , 7:30 p.m . ll<E IF WINN IE WINKLE DOESN'T HIRE ME, I 'M SUNK . ~ON 'T EVEN HAVE MONEY TO PAY MY HOTEL 13/LL £"ric decries bltl brilliant deleRH on toclay's band with the eomment that an open· Ina lead of any club or of the ac:e of diamonds would easily bave defeated South'l fo~de contraot. • However, Eric did open the Jack of hearta. Declarer promptly played three rounds of hearts in order to discard the six of diamonds from his own hand. Eric ruffed the third heart and at this stage in the proceedings did lead a club. Later on, he was able to give his partner a club ruff which, added to his own three tricks, left declarer one trick short. Eric also decries his club lead. He says it was an easy play since declarer would not bave rushed to discard one diamond if he held two . We disagree. The proof of the pudding is in the ea ling . The game was a team of four. At the other table, West tried to cash the ace of diamonds and declarer made his spade game. Several readers ask if a palr should be penalized if one partner fails to follow his convention as described on his convention card ln a duplicate game. The answer Is that there ahould be a se-vere penalty lf It appean that partner was , aware of the violation. But if partner was In the dark 1 then the offender had taken his own chances and was '· juat luckr, that his bid or play dldn I cost him . (NJ:WIPAPIR ENTERPRISE ASSN .) , !For 1 copy of JACOBY MOl). ERN, lend $1 to: "" Win If • Bridge," care of lhls newapa· par, P.O. Box 411, Radio Cit) Station, New York, N.Y. 100,.} �- • s-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Puneroy, o .. FnW.y, Aug. 11, 1978 9-The Daily Saltine!, Middleoort-Pcmeroy, o ., Friday, Aug . 11, 1978 Want Ads Turn Unwanted ltems Into Cash WANT AD CHARGES ro 1 ~ Wurdsurullder 0\Hrge C11.!1h 12$ I !II !2$ 100 1:.0 I doy 2 dHys 3dllys 6 dilys lllOl 371 100 E1u:h wocd wer \he mmunwn 1~ da:!.: words L'i 4 ~-enLs per wvrd pt>r Ads runnmg other lhil.n L'OilSl"CUtiVt dMy!! Will ble c.: hargi'll HI the I tlll)' "'"In memory, Cwn1 uf Ttumk.s cmd Obituary 6 <.'l!nL!i per word, S3 00 m111unwn Cash In advarn:e MobLk Hurne 111:1les und YM rd SBleti ar~ lK't-'epled only w1th Lash wtth ocder 25 cent chart:e ru" ads t:Hrry1111!: Boll Number ln r.~~ re uf Till" ~ I t­ tine! The Publisher ra'rves tiM.' n!jht 1.0 tdil or rejct't any atl.s d~1nei.l. ob)t'ClJor\lll Tilt Publl:iher wLllnol be responsible for more tha n or1e Ult'orred. rnstrtJO n Phune992·2156 . NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADUNES Munilily Noon on Scnuni.H} Put>st.!a \ thru Fmla\ <P M Utedll) bdu Lt' pt~bll ult l otl Sumla} 4p M Fnday aflt•rrluon STAN S BARG AINlAN O A s.tore l or the people We buy trade and sel l New ond good u sed merchandise furmtur e and op pl1o nces Ant•q ues You w1ll always get a fa 1r deal w•th Sta n Ope n 7 cloys a week Monday thr u Saturda y q am to S pm Sunday lOam Ia 6 pm Oil OR gas lease Fre e JOacres 2 md es north of Pomeroy 61<1 726 2701 e'o'emngs SHOOTING MATCH Sunday 1 pm Corn Hollo w Gun Club Rutlan d Oh•o LOST FEMAlE lr1sh Seller on Ru n Area $50 rewo rd 992 6139 l OST 1 Walker Coon Hound 1n Roc 1ne Letart a rea Brown black a nd wh1te mo le Contact J ohn Sto ba rt 949 25 <1 S rewa rd S t o r ey~ MA TU RE BABY S ITTER ho u s e ke e p e r ne eded Wo sh1 ngton WV Emplo'r'ee be nef 1ts salary se pa rate ho us1 ng 10 mob de home All ex pens e s pa1d 304 863 bOBS afte r Spm BAR PERSON NeaT oppeonng Dependable Fle>u ble hou r~ Also port t1me pe rso n Appl y Ft ve Po1nts Gnl l, ~ ~ 3 Pome ro y 10· 1:t noon - --- - CLEAN ING WOMAN ~----- lor night sh1 h Also doyt1me gr1ll coo k Apply 1n perso n Crows Fom1 ly Restaurant Pomeroy - - -- B & S MOBilE HOMES Pt Plea · son! W Va bes•de Hed• s 1q73 Bro odmare 14 li t>.ll 2 bedroom 1973 Oar •a n 14 • t:JJ 7 bedroom 1972 V1 Ct0r10 n l A !( 67 3 bedroom 2 bot h 1972 Coven try 1:t )( OS 3 bedroom 1969 Sta tesma n 1l t:JJ 7. bedroom CO AL LIMESTONE sand grovel cok•um chloride l ertduer dog food and all ty pe s ol salt E• (els1ar Sa lt Work s Inc E Mo 1n St . Pomeroy 9Q2 38ql BURROUGHS SENSI MA TIC 0 ( co un t tng mo ch1 ne Pho ne 1:.192 2156 The Do il y Se nttnel 111 Cour t Street . Pame1oy Ohro ---~---~ -~- X 50 TWO bedroom mobtle CANNING TOMATOES. pock and IF VOU hove o u rYICe fo offer home S1800. 992 5858 brtng own contai ne r $3 o bu want to buy o r sell something, 1976 NASHUA 14 x b5·~3.:,;... be_d_<_OO_'f' _ Gorv Roush, Letart Falls oe looktng for work or I ''' boftl underptnnlng, $1500 247-3901 or 247-3861 whatever~. · you'll get relutt s- ' ond ouume loon 949 2b83 o r 843-3311 . • foste r wtth o Sent1nel Wont Ad, BEAT THE October rush Gt ve us Call992 2156. your orr,J,e r now for ar rows custom mode the way you wonf PORCH AND Yord Sole. 160 S. 7th t . ttiem ond cut to your 1ndividual Ave .. Middleport, Ohio Auqt.;Jsf length. P•c k up anyf•me before 7-13. 9 to dusk Bu~ycle WATER WEll drilling, William T Octob.r 1 $5 deposit w1th macrame, chair hunt1 ng bow Gront 7 42-2879 order (Ec:n ton Gom.getter) boot troller . 12 volt motorc'Jide alummum ar row s, $26 95 botterv ehtctrlc motor. baby Will DO small c:arpenter workdo zen F1bergla ss $24 95 also shtngles . roofs. polnttng •te ms lol!l of clothes e tc dozen We ref letch a rrows, Phone 949·2657 . glou olummum or w~ In - THREE FAMILY Yard Sole August HOUSE PMNTING tndoor or out10. 11 12 9 - ? SA 55<1 I 'IJ mtle cl udes 3 new plos t1c va nes ntck door too b1g or small from Cheshtre TV furmture, and msert . $1 per arrow Also o ld d1shes rugs bedspreod!o we stra ighten olum1num or 992 drapes. Avon bottles , good rows.. $50 each arrow Tn 1>368 clean clothes , luggage. books County Sporf Shop North and Tn County Spor t Sh op lots ma.::r,•:':-c:-::--;-;:--;-~-;-Downtown ~ 675-1988 THR£E'FAMILY Yard Sale Flrdya Aug 11 and Sat , Aug. 12 l!vmg room !1u1te doth1ng sho. NEED A WATER skates, bicycle, scanner and other mtsc 1tems Rt 2.t8 both1ve" enl•rged ·our SOFTENER 7 tom of Chesfer Hill leo department and . Lot Pomwoy Lonilmork service Hotpolnl and BIG VAAO Sale. Thurs Frt Sot 6 soften & · condition your brands. Mov•e c::am..-a ltghb, protec-· w•ter with Co-op water tor. motorc:yc:le g1rls cloth1ng ,softener, - 1 UC-SVI, curtains. rugs, floor scrubber 'Odds and ends, lots of m1sc 778 :.Now Only Ohver St . Mtddleporl Ltr u. test your water Fre~ l YARD SALE Aug 10 11 Dorothy 5 Phonetn-2111 Syraruse . Bea uty Salon Clothmg baby sw1ngs stroller comer GMC love seat maple ···:!_ock W. Cuuy, Mgr. stereo, hassock , baby bttds and bumper pods Phone m-2111 GIGANTIC YARD Sole Saturday 20 ACRES NEAR Longsvrlle 3 Aug 12 1978 . 10 am ttl 3 pm ~room house Alum1num JUST RECEIVED a sh1pment of Weather perm1ttmg Osbv Mor s 1dtng , Insulated . barns , pond Wh1tmer Black 0 1amond lm1 lin res1dence behtnd Burger S4o oro 1~2 2267 rnent Also Rowletgh !I Pro Chol ducts 19241 Ea sfern Ave 10 ACRES. 12 • 60 1971 mode l Goll1pol1s , Oh1o 4563 1 Phone YARD SAlE Frt and Sot 10 3 Hillcrest trotler 40 K 28 born Clothes of all s•zes , m1sc pond $25 000 Howard Sayre b 1.... 46 9:_:5::_ 1; • -----..,.-..,.-,: •lem5 117 N ' "th St M1d Syracuse , Ohto 1973 FORO FIOO pKk up truck 302 dleport V 8 auto P S Ftrst $1600 bu ys FIVE ACRES of land w1th mobde ~IL~Y~cY~a-r~d~~Sa-l~o­ 11 Genes Body Shop 307 Con FOUR cF~A~M home and three borns Sl3 500 dar St Pomeroy Phone Fndayand Saturday , 9-5 Watch Alos twenty acres of h1ll land 992 6328 for s•gns Success Road In w1th stondmg hmber $500J APPAlO~O~S~A-M__A_R_E~to_r_s-al~e~G-e--n tersec t1on on Rt 7 Fall Phone 992 7330 clothmg fvrmture toys tie Good 4 H project Weste rn saddle and brtdle 992 2395 PATIO SALE Thursday , August 10 10 to 6 Fndoy August II - 10 1973 BLACK DATSUN pickup to 2 Movmg must sell 32712 992 7.. 14 or 992 6057 Nay lo r s Run Rd out Spr.ng 19 77 650 YAMAHA 2400 m•les Ave Ptng Pong table. end Coli 992 37<13 aher 5 pm Best tab le books Or&akfast set , 3 oiler chai rs toys ond games . MINER S STEEl toe msuloted rub- SI X FAMILY go rage sole '/• mrle ber boots S19 95 po1r Po1nter !I on Leading Creek Rd 10 <I 2 story older home, 3 whtte pants and shirts Batley s Thun and Frr bedrooms, family room M1ddleport wtth fireplace, llvtng room. TWO FAMilY Yard Sol• on DexTer 1971 BRONCO 4 wheel dnve dining room, carpeted Rd tu rn at Langsville Aug 992 7054 l ith and 12th TV 10 speed 1hroughout , kitchen btcyde lots of clothmg, lots of completely eq.~lp~ed . FI VE YEAR old rtd mg hor ~ e and other mce •tems ¥ laundry room with washer saddle , S4100 Shp ro tottller a nd dryer . 2 baths , S125 5 t1res 5bO • 15 on OW outbu tldlng with etectn rims hke new $70 lb 000 BTU o•r con d 1fl a ne r $ 2 00 for storage, alum . siding, bl4696105 5 storm windows, new roof, HOOF HOLLOW Horses Buy sell on double lol . Asking 1978 CJ7 Golden Eagle Jeep trade or trom New and used $35,000 Owner will 10 000 rn•les Loaded . Bes t of saddles Ruth Ree-..es Albany fer Must sell 742 2757 mobile home as down (614 ) b98 3290 ·'-'-~payment . Prefer 3 1Gl69 VW for po rts 992 2M2 RISING STAR Ke nnels Boordtng bedroom . a nd groommg oi l breeds CANNING TOMATOES green Cheshire . 367 -029'2 or 367 0106 Middleport- House , large pe pper s Geroldme Cleland lot. completely remodeled. Roctne Ol·uo AKC REGISTERED Doberman pup g a r a g e , c e ,l I a r , 7 weeks old Ha..-e health car FREEZER CORN Whtte yellow outbuildings, grape arbol' . ttfteate $125 8.43-3053 P1ck you r own S 65 a do zen No 216 S27 ,500 Thomas Sayre . 843 2"9 1 AKC REGISTERED lmh Setter pup Llngsvlllt Ar•• - 76 Acres pres 30<1 -773 -5538 SWEET CORN S.3 23"3 afte r 6 more or less. farm pond , barn ,... chicken house , 4 THR EE BRED Guernsey cows 1978 bedroom home, carpeting , AM rod1o for Ford automobile li!lrge bath . Some fur 992 72b l 1974 PONTIA C VENTURA 6 cyl nishlngs, cellar , water JU ST RECE IVED o shtpment of softener . All in e~~;cetlent $2000 992 7 •c 5cc 3 ~c-c-=c Wh1t me r Block D•omond L1m condition Well worth V8 $550 men! Al so Rowle1g h Prod uc ts 19b9 CAMARO asking price of $43,000. 192o4 Easte rn AYe Golltpol,s 992 7891c ----::-c---::4 5631 Ph on e 1970 FORD L 1 D. P.S P 8 O h to B04 W. Main 61 .. .... b 9:"5:.:1.:: • :....-Pomeroy H2·229B A C . $500 o r best oiler Ph After Hours qq2 2779 CANNING TOMATOES SJ a bu Colltn-7133 p1cked Ra ymond Rowe 1975 DATSUN PICKUP 35 000 CONTACT : ' 247-2192 m1les New pa1nt jOb Step --Lois Pauley bumper $2900. 985 3Q7Q 1%8 FORO F 100 Oo v1d Yost Branch Manager Por tla nd O h ta Ph o ne 1976 PONTIAC CATALINA <I door 843-2742 loaded wtth extras P S , P B A C AM-FM rodto Sof-T-Track 15 CU FOOT up•1ght lree!er 3 e lec tnc door locks MIChelm years o ld Contac t Mrs l es lte radi al trJes , many other e•tros Holt ma n, 7"2 2374 Pm ed to sell Phone 7"2 2184 RA Ys USE D Fur mtur e Add 1son 61 4 367 0637 Cool ""stove gos 1976 OlDS ST.A.RFIRE 4 cyl , good gas mtleoge 2<1 000 mdes New cook 5lo..-e e lectnc dryer roc kt1res e xcellent con d• tt on Ing cl,o ,r. breakfast set coffee Owner IS s ellmg because he tab le . ou tomal tc washer 5ewnee ds o truck $2975 new cor mg mochm e wardr obe Open l•ke th1s cos t S4800 Phone 96 992-3325 985 390,·9·''--:--::---:---:--= 1976 FORD 150 Ranger ptck up 216 E Seco~d Stree• 350 4b0 V B powfH !>tee nng power 1977 CHEVROLET h<l a utomat iC P 5 p b Mud !Ires , brak es rod •o p~ t tra ction ht BEtCH STRE~T -- 4 E•celle nt condt llon $5500 Call output he a t ~:!l trader spec1al bedroom brick, large 1u!.t proofed 30 ()(X) m1les living, 1'12 balhs , equipped 985 3577· · - - New truck orde•ed S<IOOCI kitchen , and 2 car gari!lge lq69 FORD FAlCON 6 cyl aut o 742 7.753 with shop Only $27,500 Ru ns g~o~2 75 -~" 3 ~-3__ MAIN STREET -- Nice 3 bedroom large home . Equipped kl!chen, dining , office, 2 car garage with I MA LE puppy 3 moni hs old , 553 storage All for only So Four1h Ave Mtddleport $35,000 . Corner localloo tn Phone 9n 7623 Rutland LAND - 25 acres near FREE TO good home Mole lmh I.S CU Fl Seo1 s Col dspot chest type freer e r Vvry good co nd• Rutland on good gravel Se tte r type. bloc k Good w•lh hon , Sl60 Coli Sundov or alter road with electricity chtldren 992 7o48l ~ JO pm 6 1~bb7~.. 1_ _ _ $12.500 . fW O MONTH old re trtever type 124 RACINE - Large 4 pupp1 e!. block a nd ton mark ~ bedroom horne with bath , •ngs ~2 7404 --------gas furnace , central air, basement , and large eat-In TWO SMAll dogs port be agl e WHEEL ktlchen . 4 porches. Want mo le and female 1' l years 525 ,000 old 985 3808 ALIGNMENT COUN"[RY FARM -- 75 61G, PAR1 German Shepo1d pup acres With lots fo places fo 742 24160 pu! a pond Several good ha y fields , old house and PUPPI ES 7 wee ks old Moth e r •s outbuildings. All m inerals. 81 1 ttony~o n,e l 9~9_E~ ~--­ ili~i~iii '219 •• 5 Pomerar Landmark -· IIAiil ------ - - - l --- I MIX ED CO ND ITIO NE D ha y Shade O hto 6 1<1 696 1234 SPECIAL LO NG HAIRD block lo: tt!e n K•m F oU r~ 9<19 2523orQ"'9 2241 s1295 Any U.S. mode cor -ports •xtr1 tf needtd . Excludu front -wh"l drive c•~s . BRING IN COUPON AWD RECEIVE s~ OFF SPECIAL PRICE Expires August 15, 1911 C., li now for 1ppolntment. Pomerat Landmark W. C.rsey, Phone tn-2111 Mfr. POineray tt2-211, m . ooo.~ RUTLAN - 3 rooms, all on one fl r Good chance for a sm II business & ltving qu rters Asking $13 ,000 ·RT. 33 NORTH - House only 28 yrs. old 1 nlee bedrooms, bath, natural gas heat, city water, 2 car garage and 9 acres . Only 518,500 WETZGALL ST . 3 bedrooms, bath, large eatIn kitchen, basement, new F A furnace , and beck yard Asktng 518,000. NEW LISTING 3 bedroom air ccndl!looed home Two full balhs, d ining, equipped kitchen w1th bar . Sundeck . I root porth , barn, old log house and 28 acres near Portland. WE NEED GOOD HOMES, FARMS , AND LAND ON WATER LINE ON RIVER FRONTAGE . HELEN L TEAFORD, SUE P . MURPHY, AND GORDON B. TEAFORD, REALTOR ASSOCIATES. Housing H cadqu<.~rters _ Business Services HOMESITES for 'ole I O<re and near Rutlond c:n ~:.~.-~8'lf_ - rt.,.. N - EW - 3 bedroom houoe ,· -2::-;ba-t~h-,, all elec . 1 ocr• Middleport close to Rutland Phone 9'12 7•81 VA FHA , 30 yr . llnandng, olso rehnont: tng. lrektnd Mortgage ~~~~to, Athono, phor. (614 ) THREE BEDROOM lrome home ln Middleport Call9923457. IN SYRACUSE 2 bedroom house New storm windows. New aluminum buildtng 2 porches 992 3219 105 ACRE estate . lo~ely lo'rge modern home with porches, Iorge deck , pool and fandscoptng . Born. ponds, well fenced Nearly oil land tn use meadow and posture $225.000 ftrm . 61< 6b7 ·3398 10'/J ACRES , 8 room house,, .t bedroom , new both new kttchen etty woter On Rt . 33 in Burlingham 992-n51 SI X ROOM hou1e and both on 11 o cre5 All m1neralnghts 7•2 307•. HREE BEDROOM home on 3 acres Close to school Pnced reasonably For more •nformofiOn coll992 5126 2't, STORY A frame on 2 11J acres. Extra Iorge family room w1th free standing ftre place 3 bedrooms. 11/J both. large utilitv room , heat pump 1'192-6011 NICE 3 bedroom ranch home with attached 2 'h cor garage, f1reploce . 2!Jt acres and 2 wells 992-6323 FIVE ROOM house and both Newly pamted Portly furnished large garage. $9'500. 9b-4 S. Jrd M1ddleport 992 5989 I WI do S form n ws Call Professional Builders BiJI II Siding (A Gonoral Qontroctors -Mf-2101 orMf-FREE ESTIMATES No Sunday C. Ill PlUM 7-9-1 mo. llolldentlal and commorclal. Call for Htlmete. 24 Hour Service. Any d•v, •nytime. Phone 915-3106 Jock Glnler 915·3106 Jack's Septic Tank Service Chester, Ohio 10·30·c 1 _ ... _ -..... ..... Service SMITH MOTORS, INC. I'Uft·ZI14 H1gh School SENIORS we are currently making 0. NEW LISTING- Priced to sell quick 3 acres oo Rt 7, close to Pomeroy, 3 storage buildings, 2 story home, 3 bedrooms, basement, In good condition. Will heal inexpen!ilvely with coal and wood . ONLY 125,000 00. NEW LISTING - Over 1 acre in the country near Forked Run Stale Park . New, very large , nice garage w th workshop, Ideal for a mechanic or business. Large .4 bedroom home with dining room , family, wood burning fireplace, storm windows EXCELLENT BUY . $29,500 00 NEW LISTING -- 10 lots, nice 1 floor plan home In the cot~ntry , barn-garage, 2 buildings and small house . Home has 3 bedrooms, modern kitchen , pari basement, fruit cellar. VIew of !he Beautiful Ohio . ·Below Fair Mrket Value at $17,700 00. NEW LISTING - Over 5 acres, mini farm on the top of a secluded hill close to Pomeroy Barn. small milk hot~se , Ia rge garden, fencing, 3 bedroom remodeled home In good condition Part basement with cellar Nice kitchen. $16,500 00. DUPLEX - 1·2 bedrooms, 1 J bedrooms, In Pomeroy, In good condition, rMdy to move mlo -- ONLY $15,000 00 GIANT - 2'1• sloryl\ome -up to 5 bedrooms on a corner lol In Middleport, garage . ONLY S9,500 00 . RANCH -- 3 bedrooms, basemen1 , large lo1 , could be real nice home . $18,000 00. FOR BEST RESULTS LIST WITH USIIII HENRY E. CLELAND REALTOR HANK,KATHY,LEONA ASSOCIATES tn-2259 . tn-6191 w UAlT R Mounted on new whHts, rudy to ID· 1110 ID AI e~~~~~pltle. Truck ow-•·. ...,.t mlllltlitdoal. w. Mil at ell~ prices every appointments for senior poJtra•ts. We use trad•· t1ona1 seHtngs and also feature outdoor por· tra11ure. Coli us Today The Pholo Place -· (Bob Hoeflich) 109 Hogh St. Pomeroy 8 2·1 mo . HOBSIEIIER REALTY Gooroo s. HODitetler Jr. Brokor Pomeray, Oltio Phonotn-6333 OlflcoHrs. 9a.m.-5p .m. Closed Thursdays & SatiWdoY at noon Your Full Time Real Estate Broker Mlddloport ·~ Nice big older homo, 3 bedrooms. new furnace and roof Electric and gas lights . On South 3rd Avenue. Priced to sell at 125,000.00 Rutlond-3 bedroom home oo Matn S!reel Gas heat and city water. Call today for more Info. Selling price 514.000 .00 Rutland- Nice 3 bedroom home In HuTchison Sub· dlvtslon. Home Is total electric andhas own well. Well worth $32,000 00 New Listing Choice building site on Rou!e 7, be· tween cemetery and slate highway garage on the soulh side Cootains 3112 acres wl!h all uTilities available . Selling price 512 ,500.00. wo need all types ot lltiiii9S. Cheryl Lomloy, Assoc. Home -742·2003 Hilton Wallo, Assoc. Homo Phone f49-251f George s. HoDIIotter, Jr . Broker Home Phone 992-5739 CENTRAL REALTY CO. .JUST LISTED: 3 bedroom, living room, kitchen & bath, lots of paneling, mostly all carpeted . All insulated, natural gas heat, ootslde cellar. Nice Ohio River view . Localed near Racine. Priced for qultk sale S9.500 . T""'u ACRES - A beaullful4 yearOICI, 3 bedroom home wl!h large eat-In kitchen, 3 bedrooms. 1111 nl<:ely carpeted, 2 baths, full basement with TV room. Many more exlras, low heat bill wtth nat. gas forced air furnace All this and two nice acres of land In a good location. Will go qutck for $35,000. $l ACRES - WIIh a nice IV• otory house with 3 bedrms. and 1'12 baths. Mostly t~~rpoted . Big control fireplace with ~Miolater . Small barn and outbuildings, 20 acres fenced . Nice country selling off bl•cktop road just 6 minutes north of Racine. Asking $.112,000. • ACIIES - Nice 1'12 story home mostly carpeted with 3 or 4 bedrms., living rm., family rm., with fireplace, basemen!, fuel oil furnace, garage and outbuildings. Some fencing , plenty of road frontago and garden - c e Ctty water and drilled well. ~oc . c l - to hospital and school al I.Aiurol Clttf. Aaktng $42,500. A BEAUTY AT FIVE POlNTS-Herolun . .cellont 3 bedrm . houM with 1'1> baths. kllcl*l and buill-In appliances, family rm . wit~ flr~splace. all nicely t~~rpeted . Full basement with wood-burning stove. Attached (2 car) go rage. Chryolor Air· Temp. control healing and cooling. Very low alec . bills. All !his and approx . ooo acre land . Have a look. Only 147.900. VACANT LAND -10 acres of land oo Rt. 33-4 lane about ooe mile north of 7-33 bypass. Asking 512.100 . Slo.tOO --1 ocr~ level land with a 64x12, 3 bedroom mobile homo with naturalgos heat, city watwr & septic. 115,000 - Will buy a good 5 bedrm. houM with large living room and kitchen, 2 boths, basement, F.A. nat. gas heat In Cheslwr. Wa NHd Lltli"'S IMII!dloportl Wo hevo buyers fer many types of Dtllf''OMierrflhy CALL JIMMY DE EM, Associato, Mf·2· GjALD¥E _ ....v.1 · • 'II& mill ".itt Rt. 7 ~y.pau., 1 st. 111. 124 towertl RutiDIIII. 0. day . Stop In at Autf& Truck Repalt Also Transmission Repair FRED'S TIRE CENTER In HartfOrd, W. Va. Phone 992-5682 7-:ZO.l mo. pd. '1-:10-IIC CARTER SEPTIC TANK CLEANING 1'' • ACRES drtlled well septic tonk Locoted I m1le from Me1gs Mtne No I Call 304 882-233• MAIN POMEROY, JCi-~-- l:::::::::;:;:;:==;-;~;,~~~~~~~;.;;-;:~~~~~~~~~=~ Vinyl & Aluminum NEW FIBERGLAS nRES ROGER HYSEll Sidin'I Roofing, Siding, Room Additions & Sprl!l Painting PWMBING & HEAnNG INC. Altromm Construction 742-2:121 Froo Elllmolll Wark GuarantHCI 1· 10-1 mo. For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At 300 Main St• Pomeroy, Olllo PomeroY m"'212 ortn-6111.:1 I A .M. Ia 4:M P.M. SALES AND SERVICE 11-9-tfc OHIO VALLEY ROOFING AND HOME MAINTENANCE MOORE'S Muffler Shocks Brakes Tires Battery. Installation Service Pll . tn-2141 Pomeroy,O. 3-15-tfc H. L WHITESEL ROOFING New or Repair Gutters and Downspauts . SERVICE All types of roofl"'• gvtters & downspouts . 20 yNrs experience . All work guaranteed. Coli Tom Hoskins, U9 -2160. Free Estlmotes . 7·16· 1 mo. J&L Blown Insulation JIM KEESEE . Cellulosic (woocf fiber) Thermal Insulation Sa va 30 pct.to 50 pet. onhNitlltCDII Free Estimates Phone'949-2862 or 949·2160 7-7·1 mo BRADFORD , Autfton. .r , Com plete Serv1u Phone 9<19-2<187 or 949-2000 Rocme , Ohto , Cntt Bradford ELWOOD SOWERS REPAIR -Sweepers toasters trons all smoll oppho rtces lawn mower. ne•t to Stole Highway Garage on Route 7 Phone (61<1) 9853825 SEWING MACHINE Reporrs , serv,ce all makes 9"12-2284 The Fobrtt Shop Pomeroy . Authom:ed Smger Sa~s and Serv1ce We sharpen Sctsson. Exporloncoond tully Insured FrM Est. Coll992-2772 8·10-lmo (Pd.) THE CHIMNEY SwHp Reduced rates til Sept. 1 6>1<1 37J 6057 weekdo~s until' SPECIAl AUCTION Saturday 7 P't' Lots of used furn it ure and anti que' at Ohio Rl..,er Auchon Middleport SAVE ON CARPETING EXCAVATING dozer , loader and backhoe work dump trucks ond lo-boys for htre, w11l haul fdl dtrt to soil . l1mestone ond gra¥el Call Bob or Roger Jeffers , day phone 997-7089 n1ght phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 DRIVE A UTTlf & SAVE A LOT EXCAVATING dozer backhOe and dtfcher Charle' R Hot f1eld . Botk Hoe Ser..- ,te , Rut land Ohto Phone 7,.2-2006 All carpet lnllollod wlltl padding at no charge. Expert instollatfon . Will do roofmg , construction. plumbtng and heahng No 1ob too large or too small Phone 7•2·2348. HOWERY AND MARTIN Ex· covatlng. septic systems , dozer , bockhoe dump truc:k . blacktop ltmestone, gro--...1 povtng. Rt. 143 Phone 1 (614) 698·7331. PULLINS EXCAVATING Complelo Set~t1C8 Phone 99'2-2478. PUDDLE POOLS All 11zes and shapes Sw•m pools. 2 years expenence free est1mates , anything you need for underground sw1m pools New chemical and supplv store Alban.- . Ohto Phone biH98·M55. I Alter 6 pm . 614-689·5251 John Jeffers or 689·5265 Btll GIUette ) We are NOT all w•t on PRICES. NEIGLEA BUILDING Supplv for bulldtng houses repair work and cabinets Coli Gu)l H Nelgler 9,.9 2508 of ter 5 pm REEVES TRADING Post. Pog...,llle Grocenes. dry goods hard wore, f.-d . tack shop Spec:tol 25 lb. of dog load $3.88. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE been c:oncelled? lost your operators license? Phone992-21•3 .IF YOU 1111••••MMI••••MMI••••MM... TELEVISION VIEWING Rubber Back tarpet As Lew As '4•......&up yd. 9' and 12' Vinyl Floor CMrin& In Stock FRIDAY. AU OUST 11,1971 5:30--<ldd Couple 4; News 6; Elec . Co . 20.33: Hogan' s Heroes IS. 6 :GO--Nows 3,4,1, 10,13,15; ABC News 6, Zoom 20; Making Things Grow 33. 6 :30--NBC News3,4,15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 1,10; Over Easy 20; Anllques 33. 7:00--Crou-Wits 3,4 ; Newlywed Game 6,13; News 10; Gilligan's Is 15; Almanac 20; Insight 33. 7:30--Port.r Wagoner 3; Gong Show 4; 5100.000 Name That Tune 6,13; Price ts Righi 8; MacNeil· Lehrer Report 20,33; Family Feud 10; Pop Goes The C011ntry 15. , 8 :00--Biack Sheep Squadron 3,15, Tabrtha 6, 13; Hawaii Aloha 4; Wooder Woman 8,10; Washington Week In Review 20,33. 8 :30--<lperatlon Pe1!1coat 6.13; Wall S!ree1 Week 20,33 9: 00--Rockford Files 3,4, 15; Movie "Three On A Date" 6,13; Incredible Hulk 8,10, In Performance AI Wolf Trap 20; Shepherd's Pie 33. 9: 30--Makem & Clancy 33 ; 10:<»--Qulncy 3,4, 15; Celebrity Concerts 8; News 20, Auslln City Limits 33 . 10:30--Monly Py!hon " s Flying Circus 20; 11 :oo-News 3,4,6.8 , 10, 13, 15 ; Dick Cavett 20; Lilias, Yoga & You 33. 11 30--Johnny Carson 3.4,15; Beretta 13; Movie "A Quiet Place to Ktll" 6; Movie "Cold Sweat" 8 ; ABC News 33; Movie "Biuebeard's Ten Honeymoons" 10. 12 .GO--Janakl 33. 12:4D-Ironstde 13; I :GO--Midnight Special 3,4,15; Movie "World WithOut .End" 10. l : ._News 13, 2:30--News 3; 3:GO--Movle "The Long Gray Line" 3. 5 .oo-Movle "A Prize ol Gold" 3; 7·0Q--Bewlfched 3. Movie Clll!nnel 4 5 & 7 P .M . - ljobby Deerfield (PG) - 9 & 11 P.M.-Alvin Purple (RI SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1971 6 : GO--Summer Semester 8,10; 6·30--TV Classroom 8 , U .S Farm Report 10; Kentucky Afield 13. 7:GO--Marlo & the Magic Mac~lne 4; Fun for Everyone 6; Ghost Busters 8; Public Polley Forums 10 , Jabberjaw 13. , 7:30--S«turday Report 3; World ol Surv,lval 4; Ad· ventuuresof Muhammad All15 , Dusly's Treehouse 6; Watko 8; Grape Ape 13 8:GO--Hong Kong P~ooey 3,4,15, Dynomult 6,13; Three Robonlt Stooges 8, 10. 8:30-Go Go Globetrotteen 3,4,15; Speed Buggy 8,10; Superfrlends 6,13 9 · GO--Bugs Bunny-Road Runner 8,10 ; 9 : 30--Scooby's _~aff.A . Lymplcs 6,13 . 10· 30--Pink Panlher 3,4,15, Batman-Tarzan 8,10, 11 oo-- Baggy Pants & the Nl!wlts 3,4, 15 11 ~Space Sentinels 3,15 , Kroll! Supershow 13, Little RascaiS4, Bewtlched 6 , Secrets of Isis 8,10. 12 ·00--Land of The Los! 3,15 ; Movie "The Movie Murderer" 4; olnJ of VIew 6; F al Alber I 8,10. 12 . ~Thunder 3,15, Amolrlcan Bandsland 13, Soul Train 6; Space Academy 8,10. 1 GO--People of lho Sea 3; VIewpoint 8; Mr . Magoo 10 , Wreslllng 15, Once Upon A Classic 33 . 1 : 3D--Greatest Sporls Legends 3; Witness lo Yesterday 6, Racers 8; Film FesllvallO , Action News for Ktds 13. 2:00--Baseball Warm Up 34.4,15, NFL Great Teams Greal Years 6; Tennis 8, Gomer Pyle, USMC 10: Movie " World Safari " 13; Bill Moyers' Journal : lnlernatlonal Reporl 33. 2· 15-Baseball 3,4,15 ; 2:30--Hogan' s Heroes 10. 3:<»--Greates T Sports Lagends 6, NFL Foolball8,10; Book Beat 33. 3:30--Movle " Battle of lhe Worlds" 6, Way It Was 33. 4 :GO--Inl Summernallonals 13; Photography 33. 4 : 30--Catch -33 33. 5 : 00--Siar Trek 3; WidE World of Sports 6,13 ; Ohio State Fair Preview 4; AAU Jr. Olympics 1 5; W.Va Little League Championship 33. ---,.,.. Good Seloctlon 01 RUG REMNANTS From '29'S & Up Co 11742-2211 TALK TO Wencloll or Horb Orolo or Gone Smlltl RUTLAND FURNITURE W~!'n! Dc!alirHJ RicJht Now In The Used Car Business 1977 CHRYSLER CORDOBA ............... '4895 2 Dr., fully equtpped, 22,000 miles 1977 MERCURY MONARCH ............... '3695 2 Or.,6cyl. , P.S .. P.B 1976 MERCURY STAnON WAGON ........'2695 P .B., P .S ., air , luggage rack 1975 -FORD MAVERICK .................... . 12295 . A SOFA THAT 1974 FORD PINTO WAGON ................ '1695 1974 FORD PINTO WAGON ............... '1495 Sid , 4 cyl 20r.,std shtft (8 ) 11 , nc PUBLIC NOTICE The Chester Township Trustees will hold the annual budget meeting, Saturdey, August 12, at 7 p m at the Chester Township HaiL Chestt:!r, OH Fredertck M L1ttle TownShip Clerk (8 1 11, ltc 1977 CHEY. CAPRICE ClASSIC 2 dr .. AM, w-8 track stereo, cruise control , p. windows & power door lpcks, 350 V-8, auto , p s , p b ., vtnyl roof, air......, 1 ,..::. 5495 1975 TOlOTA CELICA GT: .......... s2995 2Dr HT,5sp. 1974 IMPAlA CUSTOM.?..~~::.~!~: ~2195 1974 FORD TORINO.................. s1395 1974 PLYMOUTH DUSTER .......... '1 2 Dr , Stant 6. 1973 CHEV. IMPAlA ................. sl895 4 Or . H.T .. air, p.s ., p b., vinyl roof . 1975 CHEV. BELAIR ... ~..~~::.~.;~: ... '1795 1973 DODGE CHARGER .............. ~1495 NELLIE ROlEY , O•ftndlnh 1973 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX. ......~1495 et 11., No. u .an Notice 8y Publfution To K M . Suds, address unknown , If living , and If dtceased the unknown heirs , devisees , legatees , ad 1 m lnistrators, executors ilnd ass igns of K . M Seeds, ad dresses unknown ; Mar ie Shoeinaker , ad ?f re-IT unknown , If living , and if deceased the unknown heirs , dev lnees , leg a tees. ad m intstrators. executors a nd assigns of Marie Shoemaker , addresses unknown ; Mpbt.L Parsons , address unknown, If liv ing , end 11 deceased the unknown he1rs , devisees , legatees , admin istrators, executors and assigns of Mabel f)ersons, addresses unknown , Mabel Crusher , address unknown . if ltwlng , and If deceased the unknown heirs , devisees , legatees, adm 1nlstrators, elC~cutors and BSS1gns of Mabel Crush~r . address~s unknown , Vlntle Hopkins, address unknown , If l1ving , and If deceased the unknown he t rs, devisees , legatees, admtntstrators. executors and asstons of Vlntie Hopktns , addresses unknown , the unknown he lrs 1 devisees , legatees , admlntstrators , el<ecutors and asstgns of each of the tollowtng al l of whose ad dresses are unknown John Hopkins, Mary Williams, Emma Swearingen, Alfred Swearingen, Elizabeth Hack, George Hack, Percy Hack .. Sarah Parsons Seeds. Theophilus Hopk ins , and Vtnt •e Hapktns You are hereby not1fled that a Complaint has been filed in the Common Ple11s Court of Me1gs County, Ohio, Case No. 16,870, demanding partition of the followmg described real estate, to wit . Parcel No 1: The following real estate Situate tn One Hundred Acre Lot No Three Hundred and Ftve 1n Said County ot Meigs des c r.bed as follows Beginning at the Northwest corner of Lot No One · Hundred and Eighteen ( 118 ) In Horton & Oabnev's Addition to Pomeroy on the South ltne of sa111 One Hun dred Acre Lot No 305, thence North <1 111 deg west Ninety Etght feet to Run Street, thence elong satd Run Street down the run to a pomt North 4 17 deg West fr o m the Northeast cor ner of sa1d Lot No 118 , thence South <l lh deg tiif to sa 1d Northeast corner ot No 118 ~~ the South line of sa 1d 100 Acre Lot No 305 , thence a long said South line to the place of beginntng, betng the West end of Lot No One Hundred and Six tn sa•d Horton & Dabnev 's Add il ton to Pomeroy . Parcel No 2 The tottowmg rea I estate Situated tn the Village of Pomeroy, County of Metgs and State of Ohio Be 1ng •n 100 Acre Lot No 306 10 C W Dabney's Addition to the VIllage of Pomeroy , and more parttcularly descnbed as follows Bemg Lot 118'" C w Dabney's Add•t•on to the VIllage of Pomeroy , ex cepting ther~from the following parcel The follow ,no real estate situated 10 the Village of Pomeroy , County of Meigs and State of Ohto Being in 100 Acre Lot No. 306 tn C W Dabney 's Acjd/flon to the Village of Pomeroy. and more par t1cularly descrtbed as follows · Beg.nnrng at the soufhwest corner 1ot Lot No 118, thence North 4'h deqrees West 156 teet to a fence . thence East 87 feet to the east Iine- o' said Lot 118 , thence South on the East line of sa •d Lot No. 118 to Fry Street. thence West to the place of beginning , Reference Deetl Vol 271 , Pa(Je 36 1, Deed Records Metgs County , Ohro You are not1fted that you are requtred to answer the com platnt wtlhtn twe n ty e•gh t days after the last publicat ion The last publlcatton w111 be made on the 18t h dav of August , 1978 LARRY E . SPENCER , 2 Dr H.T , auto .. p.s ., p.b .. vinyl roof . (7) Clerk of Courts, Meigs County, Ohto 7, u, 21.21 (8) 4, 11, 11 , 7tc C4~14l1· by THOMAS ~*"' JOSEPH PUBLIC NOTICE Follow ing Section 5115 16 of the Oh io Rev ised COde. t he change in valuation tor the ta x year 1971 has been rev Ised to reflect the new construct ion values for the . tax year 1978 values of the new con ! trucflon can now be v iewed at the office of the county aud itor Howard E Frank, Meigs County Auditor ( I) 41, 11 , 11 , 25, 4tc PUBLIC NOTICE The Board of Trustees at Rutland Township , Meig s County , wllleccept bids untll 6 .00 P .M Tuesday , August 15 , 1978 for th• purpose of opening and closing grave s and removing excess dirt In the cemeteries of Rutland Township The Board of Trustell:!$ reserves the right to reJect any or all b lds Edna SWICk, Clerk Rutland Townsh ip (81 11 , lie ACROSS U Adolescent DOWN 5 American I " lAm - " painter 2 Mrs. Kramden II Olive genus 3 Start afresh 11 Of the sea 4 Pony past IZ Chinese prime dynasty 5 Wore 13 Tel!lls city 6 Mining fmd 14 Seasoned 7 Delegatio~ fighter pilot 8 Stored, 15 Duenna's as fodder • Wlcle 9 Daydreamer's 16 'l'he "S" 1n enemy RS .V.P. 11 Watered 17 Infant fabnc 19 Asian river 15 Unpopular 20 " You 1776 colorual There'' 21 e e cummings, e.g. 22 Fend off I Admonish Yesterday's Aoswer 18 Poet 21 Glazier's item' %2 Breastwork Z3 Telllls city U Letter 27 Awaken 29 - Lllase, Md. 30 Elllloble 31 Angry 32 Consume< sign-off 37 Aglow Z5 Overfill .38 Allow 25 Like the CHIP WOOD Pole' mo x d•ometer 10· on largest end. SB per ton Bundled slab, $6 per ton. Oeh..-ered to Ohto Pallet Co Rt 2, Pomeroy 992 2689 TIMBER POMEROY Forest Pro ducts Top pnce for stondmg sow t1mber Coil 992-5Q65 or l(ent Hanby. 1 446-8570 OlD FURNITURE 1ce boxes. brass bed5 ~ron beds desks etc , complete household5 Wttte MD Mrller Rt. <1 , Pomeroy or call992 7760 beach %& Restmg %7 Managed %8 Outftt %9 Clique 33 Wing 34 Shade 3S Sky Altar 3& Mesta and namesakes 38 "South b--I--t- Pacific" OlD COINS, pocket wat ches class rtngs wedd1 rfg bands character dtomonds Gold or slive r Coli 3t Salad plant Roger Wamsley 7<12-2331 IO Italian WANT TO buy Utd,ty trader family 61< 985 •329 II Imtable WE PICK up 1unk auto bodte s buy mg 1unk cars scrap ~ron bot tenes ond metals A•der s DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work 11: Salvage . SR 12.t Pomeroy AXYDLBAAXR 992· 5468 Ls LONGFELLOW ROOMING HOUSE or Iorge house on land contract $1000 down One let ter Si m ply stands for ano t her In lh1s sample A IS $200 a month Wnte or call col used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc Single lc tt (:rs Anno Hames 957 le e! apostrophes, the length and form alton of the wo rd!' arc all lockbourne Rd Columbus OH hints Each day the cod e letters are differen t •3206 614 253 5•81 CRYPTOQUOTES " USED PIPE 1'6 to 2'11 dtameter 10 ft and longer Also anvd 992 7261. LR KETMA WM BTMS KE MA H WANT· TO buy . 1967 68 o r 69 Good condtt 1on Camoro VWSKETS tt T" Reasonably pnced 949 2706, THREE BEDROOM house or 3 BEKZ LTSK bedroom mobrle home w1th ot Yetterday's Cryptoquote: HE THAT TAKES MEDICINE least I acre of ground 1n coun• AND NEGLECTS DIET WASTES THE SKILL OF THE try on land contract or pnced reasonable 2<17 2164 PHYSiciAN.--CHINESE ADA'f--------- ,.. k+-+-+-+--4f- wz WANTED TRAILER space for rent on outsk.rts of Pomeroy or Mtddleport Cafl 992 5579 WANT TO rent 3 bedroom home rn M•ddleport or Pomeroy 992 b3l8 COUNTRY MOB ILE Home Pork Route 33 north · of Pomeroy large lots Call992 747Q ONE BEDROOM apt Contact Vtlloge Monor Apt Mtd dloport 99.~ 2 _:.77;.:8:.:_7.:.. . c-c----:-3 AND 4 RM. furntshed and un fu rn ished oph .. Phone Q92 5434 MOBILE HOME space I ocre countrv 61" 985 4329 GOT TWO sleepmg room s Wdl furntsh 3 hot meols o day Wdl do wo5h 1ng and ~r on• ng ln Pome roy Clly l1m11s Coli 992 3680 BEAUTIFUL NEW home. 2500 sq ft livtng oreo , 2 bedroom , 2 both5 fom 1ly room central heat and 01r ~00 pe r mo Refe rences 3().1-773-5451 TWO BEDROOM furmshed house for rent m 75A6 Auto , p s. , p.b , vinyl roof, air . 1975 VEGA WAGON .......~~!~: :.~!~. '1295 1973 CHEV. CHEVEIJ.E;............. s1395 MERCURY MONTEGO .........!1295 !967 APACHE FOlDdown cam pe r Good coo ndll• a n S-400 9<9 2m 27 FOO ·~,-T-:E-:R-R-:Y-tro :;i" t r oll er Self contameCJ - Exce lle nt con d•O.on 992- 7b5b _____ 1971 LARK FOLD dow n campe' Sleeps e1ght Excelle nt cond1 t1 on $900 Dats un toppe-r $75 992 7561 II I I I w s . -- 1 MEtGS I1 Equl'pment Co· POMEROY, 0. 1 PH. !192-2176 1 lnternttional Open F nday HlfftSter Ttll7 : 00 p.m. 11 Ida For You< ---- -ft' Shopping 1968 TAYL ORCRAFT CAMPING Equipment cr•v•n•cnce _ tro •ler saoo ~3...~~ _ _ I I I I I I I J I I I L---------J "Finally, Tve found a MAN-SIZE tractor" IC:O.OMY tltctGr hendlel biiQir tlk!llhel 1til Mow """ till , llltllitrs 20 •n•ch ••ta More trOI• .,owet low.1 tiHII t ill! 111 Gtsa t d11v• . SEE THEM TODAY REED'S COUNTRY STORE 1974 FORD MAVERICK ..................... '1995 _.or , auto .• radio 1974 CHEVY VEGA .......................... '895 Station Wagon 1973 FORD TORINO ....................... '1695 1972 GRAN lORINO 4 DR .......... SS95 1973 CHEV. VEGA ........ ~.~~~·:.~:~·.... s395 1967 FORD GAI.AXIE 2 DR ........... s395 TRUCKS 2Dr.,air.radlo 1973 VW STAnON WAGON................ '1295 1973 PONnAC .............................. '1095 1975 FORD CUSTOM 302 .......... szags V 8, auto .. 2 WB, P S. 1975 FORD F-100 .................... s26~ 1971 FORD 2 DR ............................ '495 V-8, P S , P.B, LWR 1968 PONnAC ............................... 1195 1975 FORD CUSTOM 302..... :.... '2695 4 Or .. aulo. v.a, 196-1 atRYSLER •••••••••••••••••••••.••.•••• '295 1970 FORD RANGER F-100 ........ s1095 2Dr ., H .T . stand .. p .s , p .b., LWB. 302 ·auto. 2 Or , goOd condlt 10n TRUCKS Shari Bed . 1976 FORD LONG BED .................... '2995 1968 DODGE SELECT A CAR ~ roN ••••••••.•.•••••••••.••. '395 FORD 6 CY........................ SS95 VANS 1972 CHEVY C-10.~~.a:f:... :........... '2695 974 CHEV. -30 ...................... '3295 lion, step van. V-8, auto .. p .s ., p.b, dual wheels, 36,000 actual miles. RIEBEL'S USED CARS See Roger Ritbel 2 Convenient Numbers 985-3345 St. Rt. 7 you name it! we·ve got-it! 1973 CADILLAC CPE DEVIUE.. ............'1995 .••~~ used car buy you want! 1976 CADIUAC SED. DEVIUE ............. '6900 1977 PINTO 3 DR RUNABOUT... .......... 13495 ' 4 dr auto. air , p s., p b 1976 FORD 1h TON ....................... '2695 Larw•t S.llctJ. In Till Y•lllf (8l 11 , 1tc 1974 FORD MUSTANG .................... '1695 ..ou I 5 IN'.ITOCK The Public Utilities Commission of Ohto By RIChard L Smith, Secretary NOTICE ... Plelntltt , 4 Dr. Wagon. 1964 RAMBl.ER •.•••••••••••••.•..•.••••.••• .'395 BIDII)I Notice is hereby •given that the Public Utilities Com miss ion of Ohio w •ll conduct a public heanng to consider adoptton of a rule governing the regulation of the trans porlatton of waste products 'rhe hear.ng Will be convened on September 25, 1978 , at 9 30 AM at the Otf1ces of the Commission, 180 East Broad Street , Columbus, Ohio, at which time interested per sans shall be g1ven an op portuntty to be heard Fur ther tnformat•on can be obtained from the Secretary of the Commission PUB~IC Meigl County court Pomeroy, Ohio July 31 , 1971 F1nes and Fees to State $1,958 6S Fees to Shertff 321 JS Small Claims ~01.02 F1nes & Costs to County General Fund 2,<1<13 .32 Law Liberty Fund 1, 357 .75 Auto l tc & Gas Fund 892 68 Total $7 , 174 77 IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY . OHIO LEONARD L . LENTZ . , .cDr , radio, auto. 742-2211 Nil~ PUBLIC NOTICE CaseNo.11·119-TR-ORD 4·dr Wgn .. ps. pb, ac Auto., luggage ra ck Buy wher• YDU c•n c:om•ln and- wllal you're gettl"' - Good Mllctfeols - Fully stocked. i .oo-News 3,4,10; Lawrence Welk I; Zoom 20. 6 : ~NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13, News 6; You Bel Your Life 20; CBS News 10. ' 7:00--Little Rascols 3; Lawrence Welk 4,15 ; HM Haw 6.8 ; Black Perspective On The News 33; Bugs Bunny 10; Wild Kingdom 13; Once Upon A 'Classic 20. 7 . ~We Think You Should Know 3; Lowell Thomas Remembers 33; AII-Slar Anything Goes 10; Wide World of Adventuure 13. 8 .01)-Bionlc Woman :U, 15; Family 6,13 ; Bob Newhart 8,10; Oneclln Line 20; Great Performances 33; 8 : ~Baby, I' m Back 8,10 9 .oo-Movie "The Goden Helsl" 3, 15,4; Love Boal6, 13; Movie "The Girl Called Hatter Fox" 8, 10 , In Performance at Wolf Trap 33; Great Performances 20. 10 GO--Fantasy lsland6, 13; Movie "Broken Blossoms" 33. 11 .01)-News 3.4,6,8,10, 13, 15; 11 ·15-ABC News 6 . 11 : 3D-Saturday Night Ltve 3,4,15; Movte "Atom Age Vampire" 6; Second Clly TV 8; Movie ' The Greatest Show on Earth" 10; Movie "II Conquered lhe World" 13. Janakl 33 12:0D-Callfornla Jam-2 B; 12 · 50--Movle "I Was A Teen-age Frankenstein" 13 . 1 00--Movle "Psyche '59" 3; Movie " River of Mystery" 4; Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 8; 2: 15ABC News 13. 3:01)-News 3; 3 :3o-Movte " The Far Out West" 3, 5 . GO--Bonanza 3; 6 GO--Bewitched 3 Movie Channel 4 5 & 7 P .M. - MacArthur !PGl • 9 & 11 P .M - Slapshol ( Rl or 667-3463 ·' Tuppt'rs Plains; 1 mile north Ohio 1977 OLDSMOBILE SED. ROYALE .......... '6895 1973 BUICK LESABRE SED......... :....... 11795 1969 PONTIAC BONNEYIUE SEO........... '895 1973 DODGE CHARGER SE ................. '1895 1976 PLY. VOWE SEDAN ................. '2695 1976 PACER CPE.. .......................... 12295 1972 OLDS 98 LUX. CPE................... 11895 4 cyl.. auto . trans , fuli glass Jrd door Rall ye wheels, AM radio, gas saver. 1977 GRANADA 2 DR .......................14795 6 cyl .. auto trans .. P.S, P. B., A C., AM rodto, vmyl roof, 1h rear, tilt steenng wheel. Sharp 1975 FAIRMONT 2 DR..... ................ $AVE 1976 GRAN TORINO 4 DR ................. 13895 351 V-8, aula trans , P .S., P . B., A. C., AM radio, viny l roOf, e)( clean Nice fam•ly car 1975 OLDS 98 LUX. SEDAN ............... 14395 1978 FORD LTD lANDAU ................... '6895 1975 GRANADA 4 DR GHIA ................. $AYE 1973 DODGE CHARGER SE ...,.............. $AYE 1972 MAVERICK 2 DR GRABBER ......... $AYE 1974 CHEY. MALIBU WAGON ............... 12095 1973 CHEY. IMPAlA SEDAN ................. '895 1973 MAVERICK GRABBER 2 DR......... -11995 1974 MAVERICK GRABBER 2 DR .......... 12495 1974 CHEY. CAPRICE WAGON. ............. '2395 1975 CHEY. CAPRICE WAGON. ............. '3695 1975 DATSUN 8210........................ '1595 1975 PINTO WAGON ....................... '2495 Drive Home A Winner 1977 FORD FlSO 133" WB STYLESIDE ••• 14495 5oe ono ot " ' - court-s ulosmen: Pete Burris, Marvin Koobluth or George Harris. Karr & Van Zandt "You'll Like Our G. a lilY Woy of Oalng lusinHs" GMC FIMncl"' Pom.,..y Dlton E'""l"'l unlfl6:-Tll5 p.m. Sat. fft-SM2 Y·8,auto trans , P .S., AM· FM81rackstereo, A C 4 cyl., auto trans , P.S , A. C., luggage rack, AM radio. 1974 MUSTANG GHIA 2 DR ................ 12395 V 6, aulo. trans .. P S., AM radio, vinyl roof 6 cyl., 300 CID, auto. trans , P S., 'P . B., west,rn bright mirrors, step bumper, radio. sliding back glass, choice of 2. • 1974 CHEV. C10 FL£ETSIDE LWB ......... 12495 DAN THOMPSON FORD 5oe Rocky Hupp, Darrell Dodrill Dr Pot Hill, Oenoral Mlnogor, for o Good Dool on • New or Used Vehicle . tn-2196 MIDOLEPORT,O. ., • �10-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday. Aug . ll, 1978 Pope Paul VI's By JACK R. PAYTON ignoring the wlll 1o prepare VATIGAN CITY (UPI) what might be the largest The ta.l will end testament of · service ·in the 2,000-year Pope Paul VI calling r... a history of the Catholic pious end simple funeral and Church .. burial in the bare earth was Mourners from· tliroughott publlshed today but instead, the world poured Into Rane the College of Cardinals was for the Saturday funeral that' wlll be unique In two t~ - the 113 cardinal princes wlll all say inass In St. Peter's Square and a multitude of 250,000 perllllls wlll witness the first outdoor service in papal histQ'Y. Rosalynn Carter flew in • •IS today from · Wallhinglon at head of an American delegati.... that wlll Include Sen. Edward M. Kemedy. She deacribed the pcntifl as a ' 'belo\cd symbol of ·the gOO<Inesa of mankind." Altogether 100 foreign House rejects Carter's plan ~ GREGORY GORDON WASHINGTON (UPI) The Ho1111e rejected President Carter's tax..:ut proposals and passed its oW.., but a cmference committee gave the administration a f... eign policy victory Thursday by agreeing to Iough cmditions for an end to U.S. sanctims against Rhodesia. The much..-evised · tax..:ut bill, approved by a 362-49 vote , would be directed mainly to middle and upper lnc<me levels, and provide a once-iiHI-lifetirne tax exemption on profits up to $100,000. foc per9011s who sell their homes. The House rejected a plea from Speaker Thomas O'Neill and voted ~193 against an administrationbacked bill for an $18.1 bllllon tax cut package, which would have targeted $12.7 billion -in individual taxes 1o the lower and middle income tax trackets. The adopted measure. IJ"Oposed by the House Ways and Means Committee, provides for a $16.2 billion talicut package, i'hcluding $10.4 billion In individual tax relief directed mostly to ml4dle and '-"f)e!' income levels. It would not entirely compensate for the scheduled increase in Social Security taxes this fall . The ·measure also revises capital gains provisions tax breaks for profits from the sale of lo"g-term investments such as stock or real estate - io drop the minimum capital gains rate from 49 percent tn 35 percent. A House-Senate conference committee considering a troad f... eign aid bill reached accord m a controversial proposal setting conditions for an end to economic sanctims againSt Rhodesta. House conferees accepted Senate language stipulating that before free elections are held, the current white-ruled government must hold a conference on Rhodesia's future attended by insurgent guerrillas . Then , free elections must be held to decide on the new government, a plan aimed at tringing a smooth transitim lo black majority rule. The White House felt its · policy toward Rhodesia would be undermined ljy House conditions calling only for the installation of a new government for the sanctions to be lifted. In other congressional ac1im Thursday: - Administration officials said President Carter may veto a $10.1 villim public MEET MONDAY works appropriation bill The Meigs Athletic because of its "excessive Boosters will meet at 7:30 funding Increases" and its p.m. Monday at the high school. .schedule ' 7'12 Pel. per year on a 4 year certificale of deposit. $1,000.00 minimum deposit . A substontiol ponolfy o:·~·:l~l~:::;:;~:!~. ~ accounts invoked to the dote of The Athens County ;..vings & L01n Co. 2" Second St. Pomeroy. Ohio Meigs - Jackson - Vinton Co unties Bookmobile Schedule for Meigs County : Monday, Auguit 14 Great Bend, 3-3: 30 ; Stiversville, 4·4 :30; Long Bottom. 5-5 :30; Success Read, ~ : 30; County Road 20, Dave's Grocery , 7-7:15; . Enterprise, 7: 36-3. Thursday, August 17 Letait, 2:45-3 :15; Antiquity, 3:30-4; Ra cine Wagner 's Hardware, 4:15-5 :15 ; Racine Bank ; 5:1 5-6 :15; Syracuse Swimmin g Pool, 6: 30-8 ; Minersville Hill, 8:15-8 :45. · HERE MONDAY The Bloodmobile will be at the Pomeroy Elementary School Monday , August 14 !rom 1:30-5 :30 p.m. FREE SKIN TESTS Free skin tests will be given Monday , August 14, at the Tuppers Plains Firehouse from 6:30-8 p.m. ~OT PROBLEMS financing of the controversial Clinch River plutonium breeder reactor. Carter opposes the reactor becsuae it produces weaponsgrade plutonium. Senator Glenn • igitored by /Cardinals delegations were arr1vmg, including the klng of Spain. Inside St. Peter's basilica an early morning tricltle of mourners became a flood as the day wore on. They streamed past the acarlet · bier to see the pontlff wrapped In his golden and acarlet robes, a pointed miter m hla head and a simple rosary In his clasped hands. Nuns reciting the rosary, tourlats with guidebooks In their' hands and Rcmans m their w~y to work moved past at the rate of 12 a second. Even the C<mtnunist Party, an Implacable foe of the church whose members were once excommunicated, pasted posters on the walls of peacema~r. -------------------------, 1· I . Senator Glenn will be the featured speaker at a fund .raising dinner Sponsored by ·the · Tenth · District Democratic Action Club. Mary Benson , president, made the announcement at a recent meeting of the club held at the Ohio University Inn in ·Athens. · Mrs. Benson stated the dinner will be held on Oct. 19 at the Annory in Logan. Cochainnen of the committee planning the dinner are John Ayers, Democratic chairman in Hocking County, and William Ho'ffman, Democratic chairman in Athens County. Other committee assignments were made and a fuU committee meeting was scheduled for September 19 in Logan. In other business, club members voted on a formula .to distribute funds to the 'district's Congressional candidate and lo the Democratic candidates running for seats in the Ohio General Assembly whose districts lie within the lOth Congressional District. James Plummer, Jackson, the Congressional candidate, urged club members to examine his opponent's Religious night set • Religious services will be held Monday night at 7:30 p.m. at the Meigs County Fairgrounds to mark the opening of Fair Week. This worship service is an annual event sponSQred by the Meigs County Minist e rial Association. This year 's Service of Worship and Celebration will feature music by the Senior Citizen's Chorus and the Enterprise Church Choir. There will also be special instrumental music by Pastor Albert Dittes of the Pomeroy Seventh-Day Adventist Church. Worship leader will be Rev . Richard Thomas, president of the ministerial association . There is no admission charge. The public is cordially invited to attend. FACES THREE CHARGES A headline in the Thursday edition of The Daily Sentinel indicated erroneously that Eugene S. Morrison, 19, Middleport , fa ces four charges as the result of an acci dent on Eagle Ridge Road. Morris faces three charges. Morrison was driving a 1974 truck and not a van as stated In Sheriff Proffitt's report . voting record. That record, Plummer said, indicates the interests of citizens In this district are not properly' represented. ·Jack Hillyer, ~thens , candidate for the 17th Ohio Senate District, Jerry Adams, Athens, candidate for the 91st Ohio House District, and Daren Mikal, ~ville, candidate for the 95th Ohio House District, also addressed the group. Each indicated that the educational and energy crises lacing Ohio will be important issues In the election "this fall. They stressed the need to elect a Democratic administration and Democratic majorities in the General Assembly to overcome the problems facing the state. Lmtcheon .IContimwd from Pl'Ne I 1 · sponsoring as many teams next summer "a lot will depend on the enthusiasm of the community and their willingness to get involved with the team." Other members of the team were Bob Smith and Mary Ellen · Beardmore . A fifth student, John McCartney, had to leave during the fifth week to undergo .back surgery in a Toledo hospital. Attending the luncheon were Diane Eberts, Meigs Couni·Y Home Economics Extension Agent and preceptor to Miss Beardmore; Carolyn McKinley of the Ohio Department of Health; Opal Grueser, Meigs Coimty Health Department nurse and preceptor to Miss Grimm; Nita Watniski , Meigs County hyptertension nurse: Jane Karr, clinic volunteer; Mary Cleek, nursing secretary at the health department ; Maida Mora of the Farm Bureau; Debbie Lavalley, B.C.C.S. nurse at the health department ; Mary Price, childcare clinic nurse at the health department; Judy Owen · of The Daily Sentinel, and Debbie Osborne, clinic volunteer. · Honored, but unable to attend, were Mary Geyer, coordinator of the health team : Dr . Lewis Telle, preceptor to Gandolfi; Nancy Kohbrieser of the Gallia Meigs - Jackson Mental Health Department and preceptor to McCartney; Dr. John Ridgway, preceptor to Smith ; and Mrs. Eleanor Thomas of the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center. Also thanked were Mike and Joyce Otto of Pomeroy who hosted Gandolfi and McCartney during their stay in Meigs CoWlty. ', pomeroy . ru~r:KI tuppers plams _1t••••r FDIC pomeroy nationa bank the bank of the century established 1872 . - A portion of the Pomeroy Branch between Old Town and Creola, a distance of 18.14 miles. - A portion of the the Pomeroy Branch between Dundas and Gallipolis, a distance of 36.04 miles. - Operation only over a portion of the Pomeroy Branch between Gallipolis and Pomeroy, a distance of '" ·. ·' Assertmg that the' fact that certain shippers' 'lvm )7.87 miles. A portion of the Pomeroy Branch at, or near , undergo added expense as a result of the abandonment, Pomeroy, a distance of 3.05 miles. " Is not of decisive signilicanc~ in determining whether a . · The Commission's ruling will go into effect Aug. 24 , low density line llhould be abandoned," ·the commission moved that the application filed by C&O Railway should 1978, 20days from the date it was served. The decision does not prevent ConRail, or any other be unconditionally granted. eorporation, from entering intn an agreement with C&O for the op~ration of the trackage. A section of the enmmission 's decision reads as What's wrong businessmen? 111E MAP above llhows the C&<J Railway trackage that is scheduled for abandonment. - VOL 13 NO. 28 GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT tmts tniiut SUNDAY, AUGUST 13, 1978 MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY GRAND CHAMPiON- Shown with Terry Cullen lllid his grand champion CharotaJs.Simmentar O"ou at the 1978 Mason County Fair •e repretiO!IItatlv\!8 of the M1111111 Co..rty Bank who p..-chased the steer foc a record P.ll per pound Frldlo~ni&hl. Shown loft to right: Dick <Kd, executive vice prell ; Mike hw, director; Fair Que"'! •, Tammy . Holzer Medical Center Aug.lO Discharges Carolyn Chapman, Joanne Evans, Jasper Houck , Clarence Jarvis, Anna •lane •Bassett Flexsleel • Hoover •Armstrong • Caloric "Admiral • Syrolo • Speed Queen •Spring Air "Frigidaire Simpson, Ray Weaver, Lloyd Roush and Howard Burris, directDrs •. CUllen, and Jim Layne, head callhier. Mason County Bank also purchased the rese..Ve champion baby beef. Both were dmated back with pr'*eds on the resale going 14 the Fait Queen Pageant. See Page A-6 for story and additimal photos. POMEROY - Mrs. Ellen Bell, Akron , has been named new librarian of the public libraries in Pomeroy and Middleport. A fanner Engli~h teacher, Mrs. Bell comes lo Meigs County with a number of •• Middleport, Ohio increase operation efficiency and main- tain service for Middleport residents." said John Weeks. manager of the company's East Division . SAUSAGE COMPANY BUSY TOP PIG -A 230-pound hog owned by John Hill , Leon, front, was sold for a county record of $!.10 per pound 14 West Virginia SaUsage Co. of New Haven during the Market Hog Sale at the Mason County Fair Friday night. Pictured, left to right, In the back are Jim Circle of West Virginia SaUsage, Fait Queen Tanuny SimPlll!land R. G. Greene of We'!~ Virginia Sausage. MASON :... Llsa Ann Reynolds, dsulhter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Reynolds, Mason, W. Va., has been selected as a state finalist In the Miss West Vlralnla Teenager Pageant to be held Sept. 18 at Buckhannon. . Min Reynolds, 16, who will be a senior at Wahama High School thia fall~ is a member of the Wahama Vocal Chorus, the Keyettea, the National Honor Society and styles! ·A-:WAY YOUR ·COAT: ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY { • The Middleport customers may continue to call the electric company on the existing listed numbers for service with no toll charge.ln addition, Weeks said that the Dutton Drug Store in r.liddleport will be the company's authorized agent lor library major work was done at Case Western Reserve University. Bloodmobile vuit set .. c ' - Tomorrow I• POMEROY bloednTolllle dloy Ia Mete• Cetudy aDd bleod II ~r~eoUy Deeded lo meet die •.....,.demaadl. Relldnll may' ctve blood •• the p:-lll:l-eatary SebOellrom I; 31 tel•• m. No appo!Dimetd II Deeded. received a typing award and a solo and ensemble award at the school. She plays trumpet in the band. Usa is-·Iisted in Who's Who In Music and In the Society of Distinguished American High School Students. She was a representative of her ochool at the interstate government day held In Charleston, W. Va., last spring_ and llhe serves as a Candystriper at Pleasant Valley Hospital In Point Pleasant As If this weren 'I enough to keep several people busy, Usa is a six year member of the Mason Busy Bees 4-H Club and Is a junior leader. She holds an American Rid Cross ce'rtificate in lifesaving and holds a part time bookkeeping job. Miss Reynolds Is a member of the Methodist Church and her hobbles are tennis, reading. swimming, dancing and blklnR. She plana to enter premedicine·studies following her graduation from Wahama Hlch. Judging on the stale level is based upon interview1, poise and personaltty and evening gown competiilon. ., . '· continue their service to the company at the Gallipolis office . Operating and serv ice personnel reporting headquarters will remain in the Middleport area . BAND TO RESUME DRILLS VINTON - Dave Danko, director of the North Gallia High School marching band, announced Saturday that pre-season drills will resume at the h(gh st:hool on Monday, Aug. 14. Practice will be from 5 until 7 p.m. John Halliday, Dexter: Gary R. Dill. Long Bottom: Mary E. Starcher. Route 2, Pomeroy: George Albert Hill, ,Racine; Monte Vance, Route 2, Albany : Clyde Tripl ett, Syracuse: Walter Grueser. Pomeroy; Elizabeth Upton. Reedsville: Ruth Riffle. Route I, Middleport : Eileen Borners, Pomeroy. Janet Simpson, Route 3, Pomeroy: Harry Tipton, Middleport ; Rebert P. Meier. Middleport ; Don R. Hill, Route 2, Racine; Dorothy Amberger, Syracuse : · Lois A. Walker. Rutland : Frederick M. Tuttle, Route 3, Pomeroy : Patricia Kit· chen, Middleport; Roger · Riebel , Long Bottom Harrison. Route. 4, Pomeroy : Barbara Sargent, Chester : Ethel Rife, Route 4, Pomeroy: Evelyn Sedgwick, Tuppers Plains: Gordon West, Racine ; Ralph Pratt , Middleport: Thomas C. Autherson , Tuppers Plains; Betty Ross, Route I, Middleport ; Mattie Beegle, Racine: Judy Weber, Reedsv ille: Danny Brown, Miners· compare:l to 248 last year. Entries In other open class competttion include : baked and canned goods , 362; domestic arts 1 395 ; paintings, 51 ; draft horses, 11 ; .beef cattle. 19; dairy cattle, 91; lambs , 50; poultry, 12 ; rabbits, 183; farm c r ops, 247 ; and grange exhibits. four . Antiques Fair . set Aug. 19,.20 estate sales and attics will be offei-ed for sale at the Antiques Fair Aug . t9-20 at the Bob Evans Fann in Rio Grande . Ea ch da y from 9 a.m . to 5 p.rri . Fair \'isitors ca n browse for collector's items and one·of-a·kind antiques, watch demonstrations of country crafts and visit the Farm Museum. all free of charge . Antique exhi bitors from the midwest to the east coast will display a wide variety of antiques, including art . pottery, china, crocks. furnitUre . glass, Quilts, silver , Nutting and Currier & lves prints and even items that may have been brought tQ American shores on 19th century sailing ships. Hostess for the Fair is "nationally recogn ized · antiquarian Orva Heissen- buttel, Washington , D. C. and a Rio Grande, Ohio, native. She is the editor of two antiques publications. lecturer and producer of special antiQues events. Mrs. Heissenbuttel is the founder of the ·American Antique Arts Association and its 18 chapters and has organized two national glass societies . Authors of a new book .Qn Heisey gla ss, ville ; Cecil Rice, Racine. Virginia and Loren ·Yeakley of Newa:rk. Bei"nice Carpenter, Pomeroy; Robert L. Ohi o, will be at the Fair to greet visitors. Jones, Route I, Shade : Mattie Laurence. The Yeak leys will display a wide variety of Portland ; Marie Birchfield, Middleport: Heisey glass , autograph •their hook and Lloyd Blackwood, Route 3, Pomeroy: 'assist in identifying Heisey glass colors Vernon Bing, Route 4, Pomeroy ; Helen and patterns for Fair visitors. Davis, Rcute 3, Pomeroy : Wenola SchTh e Antiques Fair is sponsored by Bob mucker. Route I, Long Bottom. and Evans Fanns. Parking and admission a re Thomas Curtis, Racine . fr ee. POMEROY - As a continuing service to the community, the Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society will sponsor a program on August 22 at 8 p.m. at the Museum. , Mr. Allen Keller, a retired writer from the New York Times newspaper, and a former resident of Meigs County will be tbe speaker. . Mr. Keller has written several books Including one on Mor~an's Raid , especially as it pertains to Meigs Coilnty. He will talk on highlighls of this event.. The public is cordially invited. LISA ANN REYNOLDS ::::: :::::::::: ::::; :;:;:;:;:;: · :· :·:::::::::.:·: · :·:·:·:;:·:· :::::::::::::·:::;;; ::::::::::::::~:::::::::: EXTENDED FORECAST Monday throu1h Wed~~e~day, fair aad warm throu&b tht period, with htlhl betweea 8i aad 110 ond lows between II and 10. ,::;'::;::':::::;;;;;:·:·:·:·:·::;:::::::::::::;;:::::;:-:·:·:::·:·:1::::::::::::::::::::::::;;:;::::::· MOVE TO BE BLOCKED WASHINGTON (UPI ) - Any attempt to ban as a cancer threat the·preservative widely used In bacon, bot doga and other processed meats will be met almost immediately by moves to block the action in Congress , meat industry sources said Saturday. And as was the case with last year's government move to ban the ~rtlflclal sweetener saccharin, a propoaed ban on sodium nitrite undo~btedly would spawn fresh scrutiny of the same lediral food sufety laws that alrearly are Under. attack by <Titlcl for being too black-ilnd·whlte . . ' WILDIFE AGENT JIM SPLEET, left, and Meigs County Andy Lyles search through the rubble of an illegal roadside trash dwnp for clues that might lead tn an arrest . The irresponsible citizens who d~ped this mess desecrated a lovely streamside spot. Shown in the above picture 1s not even half of th" total dump area. 'I ,, ' .J. ;~o l, 'I second flower show entr:ies total 438 Baum , Chester: Che ster Kni ght, Pomeroy: CIICford Roush, Racine: 0¢1 RIO GRANDE - Antiques and Zerkle, Syracuse. · collectibles gathered from a thousand Paul Lawrence, Ra cine ; Danny those customers who choose to pay bllls in person. Employees of th• Middleport office will first flower show of the fair com· pared to 297 entries la st year a_nd the Author to speak in Meigs County Mason girl finalist in Miss West Virginia Teen~age event .. REG. S~ft.~ ......................................•.• ~IE s~.!l!; . ;•••••• SALE $75.95 REG. sgo.00••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• REG. $112.00 ••.••.••••••••••••••••••••••••·•••••••••• SALE $95.95 REG. s12a.oo •••.•••.••..••.••.••.• ,.••.••.••••••••.SALE 'loa.ts REG. 5148.00.••..••........•... ~ .•••••.•••••••••••..SALE 5124.95 Slate University in August. 1966. Her C&SOE to close office in Middleport Aug. 29 MIDDLEPORT - Co lumbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company announced Saturday that the company's Middleport office will close effective Aug. 29. office, we are pleased that this move will According lo ligures of open class entries at the deadline on Friday, ther e were 469 entries In the Racine; Mila Woods, Pomeroy ; Kathryn Enthusiastic about her new position, Mrs. Bell reports that she hopes to make years experience in library work. From the libraries the center of community June, 1967 to December, 1969, Mrs. Bell activities within the next three years. Her was assista~t at the Walsh College Library plans call for several new Special and from April, 1975, to the present, Mrs. programs to ·be introduced the details of Bell has been assistant at the Maple Valley which wiU be announced in the near future. One program of particular interest will Branch Library in Akron . The new librarian received her master 's ·involve children of the grades four through degree ·in English from Pennsylvania six age group. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY L ROCK SPRINGS - Entries in the two flower tihows of the Meigs COunty Fair " 'hich opens Monday e\·ening almost doubled oyer last year's entries. POMEROY - Names for possible ville: Pat Craig, Middleport ; David Riggs, duty on the grand or petit juries for the Route 4, Pomeroy ; Emma Radford, • September term were drawn Saturday Pomeroy; Dale Williams, Harrisonville: · morning in the office of Meigs County Charles E. Griffith, Route 3. Pomeroy; Clerk of Courts Larry Spencer. _Roger E . weaver, Syracuse; James Attending the drawing were Freeland Vermaric, Pomero~·. S. Norris and Lauren Hoffman, jury Names drawn for possible duty on the commissioners; Judge John C. Ba con, . Common Pleas Court; Deputy Shertff petit- jury include: Ra ymond F . Jewell, Pomeroy ; Carol Dana Aldridge: Nellie Brown .. Deputy Clerk of Courts and Spencer, the Clerk. Neigler, SyracuSe ; Anne Barrett , Route 1, Names drawn for possible duty on the Rutland: Hazel Fox, Reule 2, Racine: grand jury include Robert Morris , 112 Grace Stout, L<mg Bottom: Guy A. Union Ave ., Pomeroy ; Emerson Pooler, Russell, Route I, Middleport ; Samuel Reule 3, Pomeroy: Margaret Gloeckner. _Crow, Route I, Middleport ; Mildred Route 2, Racine; Jane Watson, Route 2, Gillilan, Racine ; Wheeler Drake, Route 3, Pomeroy: Clyde Kulm, Tuppers Plains: Pomeroy . Mary Alice .Bise, Reedsville; Porothy l>o'nnu Va,..,.,, lloute 2, Albany; Mary Ash, Route 4, Pomeroy: Violet ~ith, Reeds- Smith, Route I, Racine; Jack Satterfield, ' I Reule 4, Pomeroy : Bernard Diddle, New librarian selected · WER FURNituRE Fair flower show entries double • -FURNITURE -APPLIANCES Lausch, Terry Mayes, Sheri Rupert, Emma Ryan, Betty Sanders, Judith Sanders, Robert Simms, and Stephanie Woodall. Aug. 10 Births Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Clark, Jackson, a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar York, Oak Hill, a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hastwell, Gallipolis, a daughter . Mr. and Mrs. James Bays, Point Pleasant, a son. Mr. and Mrs. William Buckbee , Ravenswood, a son. PRICE 25 CENTS Meigs jury l,i st drawn AUGUST SALE Veterau Memorial Hoopltal Admitted Daisy Glassburn, Bidwell ; Ray Conboy, Athens: Okey Pullins, Coolville; Eugene Wilson, Reedsville; Jean Wright, Pomeroy. Discharged - Barbara Sinunons, Otto Lohn, Lora Roush . in memoriam : " The Arrival of President Uncoln ." Dan Mor gan is shown st irring • Furniture is being · moved HOSPITAL NEWS 10811! BEAN DINNER - A large crowd was on hand Saturday for the 108th annual Rio Grande 'Bean Dinner conducted at Bob Evans Farms. The program featured distance races, men's horsellhoe throwing, softball throwing, flag raising ceremonies, awards, music by the Galfia Country Chorus and Grand Chorale of Rio Grande College and of course, the bean dinner, itself. The event closed with an one ofthe four big kettles of beans prepared for Saturday's dinner . Water, Bicycles I ' The Conunission further ruled that "no good cause" had been presented which would warrant further hearing. The Commission 's decision will allow for the abandmment of the following trackage by C&<J: . I Pre-Season Buys i(IIEbdtiJ fi II deiliaflllt.; lollows : "Even asswning the adverse impact to the llhlppers as contended, il is not of such character or magnitude as would justify the undue and unnecessary burden upon interstate commerce which would result if the requested abandonment is denied." · The Cooperative Legislative Committee, Railroad Brotherhoods 1111d Railroad Unions, state of Ohio, and the Keener Sand and Clay Company requested lh~t the Cmunlsslon stay any order concerning abandonment and order a further hearing , I A fantastic selection o£ short and long le ngth coats in fa.ll's top colors and \ GALLIPOLIS - The Interstate Commerce Commission has upheld a ruling by the Administrative Law Judge allowing for the abandonment by the Cllesapeake and Ohio Hallway Co. of the Pomeroy Branch, serving the stations of Union Furnace, Starr, New Plymouth, Orland, Creola, McArthur. Dundas, Oreton, Hawks, Minerton, Vinton, Bidwell, Kerr , Gallipolis, Kanauga, Olellhire, Middleport, Ambassador Siding, and Pomeroy - aU in Hocking, Vinton, Gallia and Meigs Counties. named speaker Council Discusses \ • Roote el:jlreuing ....row and . and thus simplify every · pontlfiC!Il funerals should be grief end balling Paul as a question In thla re&peet," It removed and replaced with said. He said the funeral acmethlng humble and deco. So many mourners IUed "llhould be pioua and simple. .-ous." past the bier - 160,000 to • The bier now In U8e lor liO,IJC\0 on Thursday - that the College ol Cardinals was . I. considering extending the J.etlera cl oplllloa art welcomed. 'nley dioldd be lm 1 · viewing period through thaii:SOO WGI'IIIIOIII ror 111bjec:t lo reduelloa by lbt editor! 1 Saturday m..-nilig, almOIIt up ud must be llped with the •1111"'• addr111 . Nam" IDI)' 1 lo the time of the funeral be wtthlltld upon publleallon. However, oa requHI, ltseH. The coUege has. been aam• wW be dlaeloaed. Letlen ahould be Ia lood taate, running the church since the adclmalq lnuea, not personall\111. • pope died &mday at the age of 80. The pope's will publlahed I today was handwritten m June 30, 1965, the ·second I anniversary of his I I coronation. " Cmcemlng the things of this world, I intend to die poor Dear Sir : What is wrong that the doctors, deniiBts, lawyers, car dealers, Insurance agencies and other merchants here In the county do not suwort our youth at'the Junior Uvesloclt Sale at our County Fair? It Is always the same smaU group of buyers that appear at the fair each year. These kids apend months getting their animals ready and end up ~gin debt becauae there are not enough buyera taking part In the sale. Some of the merchal)ts may llol realize that if they do pot want the a~irnal they buy, it wlll be taken to a sale and the . The new water project and a reminder by the cioWJcilthat buyer will receive market price for it. Also If they cannot blcy~\~s were topics of children riding bicycles after attend the sale, there are people that will do their buying fqr discliSsion during the Monday dWik must have headlights them . In some cases, two (2) or more merchants can go evening meeting of the Mason and reflectors. together and buy an animal. Trailer permits were Town Council. The sale will be on Friday night, August 18, at 7 p.m. and It The council approved the granted to Margaret Marshall sure would be nice lo see some new buyers attending and purchase of a PH meter for and Bruce Dale. ~q>porting the youth of our county. -Jim Stewart. Attending the meeting were !,he water department and payment was made lo Brown Mayor Fred Taylor, Recorder Health Steel Contractors for work Lois Test, and council memAs our time with Meigs County draws to a close, the Catherine Smith, Student Health Team would like to extend sincere thanks to all performed on the new water bers Lawrence Roush, Charlotte who made this swruner a success. That Includes most .of all project. Jenks and Ed Perry. every citizen. Their . friencDy hospitality wiD loog be Town residents were issued remembered. We ·would also !Ike lo thank the Steering Coounlttee who • paved our way, the Senior Citizen's Center who gave Invaluable support, and of course, all our sponsors. These POINT PLEASANT - resident rooms, lounges and include the Cmsortlwn For Health Education In Appalachia Every day now Sand Hill offices cost approximately Ohio, the Meigs County Health Department, the Community Mental Health Center, and the·Ohio Department of Health. Road in Point Pleasant is 1150,000. Special thanks go .to WMPO and The Dally Sentinel for busy with huge moving vans James L. Farley, bringing new furniture and Executive Director or their publicity efforts. - Mary Kay Guinne m behaH of the equipment to the Pleasant Pleasant Valley Hospital and student Health Team. Valley Nursing Care Unit. Nursing Care Unit, The $2 million Nursing remarked, " To say this Care Unit is scheduled to Nursing Care Unit Is the open next month. Visitors and newest and most modem In residents will have all new the state of West Virginia Is modem furniture to use in the an understatement. We have gone to great expense to facility . Equipment Including make this facility one of the kitchen, laundry , beauty finest In the entire United shop, dining room, etc. , cost a States. There may be some total of approximately larger, but there is none $75,000. Furniture, including . better." Whtn t he t ime comes to tr ade in " old·flithful" fo r one of the new models, come to auto loen headQuarters where rttso nable rates and n t ended loans keep monthly pey:· mtnts low . Try it. \ Railway abandonm,e nt ruling upheld • ' II ) ) � 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. 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