https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f70243fc2fed90da5fbef3a620a7fa60.pdf 47210f734ac3d921b2d5ae9be71f9545 PDF Text Text • • ' • I : -~ 10- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 ., Thursday. Jw1e 28, 1979 Board has 3-2 split -- ELBERFELDS IN POMER.O Y Gleason named Meigs school superintendent BY Bob Hoeflich . Dealte strong public support for ' ~ . ~ OPEN. FRIDAY . NIGHT TIL 8 BOYS' " GIRLS TOPS Our entire stock sale priced . Sizes 2T to 4T and 4 to 14. Knits, THE PENNZOIL Service Station on West Main St. in Pomeroy has been reopened by David Grindstaff who also operates a Pennzoil Station on East Main. Pictured is Keith Klein, the assistant manager rl the reopened W, Main station. vive. ~ . Hazel Irene Lear, 72, a resident of Two brothers and two sisters sur24 Neil Ave., died at 8 a.m. Tuesday in vive : Russell Wells, Crown City ; Mrs. Holzer Medical Center. She had been Pearl Lear, Mercerville; Mrs. Herb in failing health the past three years. (Maxine) C&llicoat, • Northup and She was oorn ~eo. 1~. 1~. in Harley Wells, Crown City. Guyan Twp. in Gallia County, One brother and one sister daughter of the late Alvin and Addie preceded her in death. Belville Wells. _ She was a member of the Gallipolis She married Ogal Wilson Lear on Church of the Nazarene. Sept. 29, 1929, in GaUia County. He Flineral services will be held 2:30 preceded her in death on Oct.1, 1969. ~ p.m. Friday at the church with Rev. Three daughters and one son sur- Bob Madison officiating. Burial will vive: Mrs. Fred (Beatrice) Stover, beinOhioValleyMemoryGarden. Gallipolis; Mrs. Rose Lee Holley, Friends may call at the WaughGallipolis; Mrs. Sanford (Virginia) Halley-Wood Funeral Home from 2-4 Stroop, Gallipolis; Thomas Lear, and 7-9p._m. Thursday. Gallipolis. Five grandchildren sur- HOSPITAL NEWS VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER Admitted--Mark Michael, Discharged, June 27 . Dorothy Adams, Stephen Adams, Pomeroy; Ernest Powell, Pomeroy; Au .·ey Altizer, Wayne Amsbury, Alice Brauer, Racine; Leland Saxton, Robert Andrews, Jerry Bradley, Pomeroy; Terry Grogan, Middlepor\. Discharged-Carolyn Walker, Philip Hollis Clark, Kay Clonch, .Frank Cox, Null, Dorothy Wright, Diana Pope, Gusta Culligan, Ronald Davis, Mrs. Russ Elliott and soil, Jewell Evans, Preston Parsons. Mary Fallon, Martin Hall, Avonelle . Hammond, Reginald Harris, Trevor Harrison, Milton Houdashelt, Minnie TO END MARRIAGES Jackson, Sharon Kearns, Anna Two suits for divorces were filed in Lausch, Betty Lemley, Elizabeth Mc- Meigs Courtly Common Pleas Court. Claskey, Michael McGuire, Marie Filing for divorce were Naree Hale, McKnight, Samuei Morrill, Mildred Rt.l,Dexter, against William A. Hale, Nay, Richard Richmond, Betty Stout, same address; Diana Bartoe, Rt. I, Eunice Taylor, Mrs. Robert Long Bottom, against · Joseph Winebrenner and son, ffilarlene A.Bartoe, same address. Withee, Betty Woodall. The marriage of Deborah L. Smith Births JWII! 27 and Roy R. Smith was dissolved. Mr. and Mrs. Randy Boggs, son, Oak Hill; ·Mr. and Mrs, Steve Sam· min, son, Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. Allen Lunsford, son, Waterloo; Mr. Oklahoma became a state in 1906 and Mrs. Glen Hapney, son, Bidwell. . wi\h the merging of ths former Indiatt Territory and the Oklahoma Territory. Girls 52.99 Tops ... ..... . $2.25 Girls 54.00 Tops ... , ... . . $2.95 Girts 55.00 Tops ...... . .. $3 .75 Girts u ·.oo Tops , .. , ..... $4.55 Girts $8.00 Tops .. . , . .... $5.95 BOYS' 117.95 JACKETS ....... ,...110.70 LimE BOYS · SHORT SLEEVE SHI Sizes 2 to 7 in knits cut and sewn sport shirts, tank tops, good selection . Boys $2.99 Shirts •••••• $2.25 Boys S3.99 Shirts ...... $2.95 Boys $4.99 Shirt~ ...... $3.15 Boys S6.00 Shirts ..... . $4.55 Boys $7.00 Shirts ...... S5.25 SWIMWEAR Antron and lycra spanoex. Our most popular styles reduced for this sale . Features upholstered top in a variety of fabrics. Choose oak, maple, honey ' pine, cherry, dark pine. For Meigs County ~--f--1--- POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO SJ59 others injured during a boating ac- CHILDREN'S SW.IMWEAR SALE cident Thursday night on Chickamauga Creek, just inside the channelleading1o the Ohio River. KIUed were Eddie Repass, 35, Rod· ney, and Eleanor Gilliam, 43, Gallipolis. Gallia County Coroner Donald Warehime, who pronounced the couple dead at the scene, said this morning each died of head and chest injuries. fVERY SWIMSUIT IN Just right for cool summer evenings. Sizes 2 through 14. 20% SAVE MEN'S - "SUPER NAIL" AND NAIL ENAMEL DOZENS OF SHADES. $1.85 AND $1.45 REGULAR. WEMBLEY '6.50 and s7.50 • MEN'S TIES SELECTED FROM REGULAR STOCK, LIMITED QUANTITY. YOUR CHOICE ~200 BOYS' & GIRLS' Our entire stock of terry bath towels, ~and towels, wash cloths, kic~ dn towel~, pot holders includ· ec .• 1 this sale. SAVE 20% OFF REV LON 20% .KITCHEN AND BATH TOWELS SWIM TRUNKS Sizes S, M,L and XL. Entire stock on sale. MEN'S 15.95 SWIM TRUNKS ............ 14.15 MEN~ '6.95 SWIM TRUNKS .... ;....... '4.85 MEN~S 17.95 SWIM TRUNKS ............15.55 HANES •1.00 REFUND By mail when you buy any 3 men's and boys all cotton Tshirts or briefs or men's boxers. Friday and Saturday last 2 days. Special offer. MEN'S SUMMER SLEEPWEAR SPORT SHIRTS From 6 months to 18 months, 2 to 4, 4to 6x and 7 to 14. , Short sleeve styles, polyesters, cotton· . polyester blent;ls, solid colors and pat· terns . Good -selection of styles. S, M, 1:; XL and XXL sizes. Short sleeve western shirts included. Pajamas, gowns, robes, shorties and long pants·. cotton polyester, knits and nylons. Solids and panerns. CHILD~EN'S 14.00 SLEEPWEAR ....................... 12.80 CHILDREN'S 4.75 SLEEPWEAR ........................ 3.30 CHILDREN'S 16.00 SLEEPWEAR .. ...................... 14.20 CHILDREN'S 18.00 SLEEPWEAR ........................ 15.60 CHILDREN'S 110.00 SLEEPWEAR ....................... 17 1 Men's s 8.95 Shirts .••••••.•••.• ,. s 6.76 Men's $1Ci.95 Shirts ..• ..• .• .•• • •• , S 8.26 Men's $12.95 Shirts ... ~ ........... s 9.76 Men's $14.95 Shirts ..•••••..• , , •• , $11.26 Men'S$15.95 Shirts............... $11.96 Men's $16.95 Shirts .•••.•••••••••• Sl2. --~-·--·--·-·--~~·~·----~·----·----·-·----.--~-~ OPEN SATURDAY 9:30AM TO 5 PM SAVE' MONDAY AND TUESDAY 9:30 AM TO 5 PM ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY' . ' Two killed, three injured in Gallipolis -boat accident 40% OFF LIGHTWEIGHT CHILDREN'S JACKETS . enttne Two persons were killed and three PAIR! ,.,.. ' FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1979 ONLY Choose white or yellow gold from over 500 styles. ' and reputation of MorriS and urged theboardtohlreMorrill. Ellen Bell, Pomeroy-Middleport librarian, said she ·has been" "much impressed" with Morrill in hill relationship with teachers and hill im· agination, a quallty,.she said, which ill hard to place a value on. carol Pierce, board president, responded saying that the board of education has spent many hours in seekihg a new superintendent and has been "concerned about the district." Mrs. Jennifer Sheets, board member, spoke 111 '.the procedures .which had been followed by the board which received 45 applications for the superintendent's post. Dr. Max Evans, .Athens, she reported, was employed by the board to help narrow down the applications because of hill wide experience in (Continued on page 10) • at y SAVE 20% ONLY BEDSPREADS 1 - employment of a local perlion for the superintendent's job. Morris has been employed with the district since 1875. It as during O'Brien's presentation that Warren Perine turned over to the board peti· lions reported to be signed by about 419 resdlents of the district recommending that a local person be employed for ·the superintendent's position over a person f~om out of the county. . Perine followed O'Brien in urging the board to employ Morrill because of hill qualifications and of hill knowledge of the Meigs Local sltualion. Perine pointed out that people attending the meeting vote on levies. "U the board can't go with the peopie,' the people can't go with the board", Perine warned. Allen Lee King spoke on the ability • e . VOL XXVIII NO. 54 -~ YOUR CHOICE till September 1 -Free Tuning -Fre!l Delivery --Bench Included WE WILL NOT BE OPEN JULY 4TH Racine,- Ohio LAYAWAY NOW All piano's marked down $300.00 for real· 1 Iy big savings. . ,. . attempted BY LANE Beautiful new styles. Outerbanks by Jerold and other famous bral!ds. KIMBALL PIANO SALE remember beswayedandthevoteended3-2with Mrs. Jemlfer Sheets, Carol Pierce and Instruction, the Meigs School and Virgil King voting in favor of DlatrictBoardOfEducationThursday~ Gleason's employment and Dr. Keith nlght at 3-2 vote named David L. Riggs and LalT)' Powell voting Gleason, Circleville, as new against naming Gle1190n to the auperintendent of the district. district's top position. More than 100 Morrill supporters 1Adding to the unique situation was were m hand at the meeting which, at the appearance of Gleason, who was times, became slightly unruly as called upon to field questions from the speakers to sway the board crowd of ,Morrill supporters during , of education into nalning Morrill to the recessed session which had been the superintendent's post. continued from June 18. At one point, supporters gave MorAt that time, the split vote among ria a standing ovation and at another' board members was noted in matters point, petitions reported to contain relating to the hiring of a new some 1,310 signatures of Meigs Local superintendent; residents, were presented to the Attorney Pat O'Brien addressed the board. board at last night's meeting .on Speakers m behalf of Morrill-drew behalf of Morrill. He said he enthusiastic applause. However, represented interested .parents and board members who felt that Gleason was himself an interested parent. He . commented that if the..flnal two can· didatea for the superintendent's post were equally qualified (Morris and Gleason), the local resdient, Morrill, should be employed because "he knows' the problems and shortcomings of the district". O'Brien stated that Gleason would have to spend time learning about these problems and itcould take him months to get famlllar with them. He pointe_d out that an out-«-county elf!Ploye would "have little or no ties" and could "leaye easily" if he decided to call it quits. In contrast, O'l3rien stated, Morrill has established roots.and would hold a high level of pride in improving the Meigs Local District. O'Brien presented letters from Mayor Fred Hoffman, Middleport, and Carl Hysell, Meigs Juvenile- Offleer.• both of which recommended the STOCK REDUCED 40% OFF to ill the man for the position, would not CEDAR CHESTS FALL PREVIEW COAT SALE HYPO-ALLERGENIC PIERCED EARRINGS • MISSY 1 or 2 PIECE styles and colors. Cannon and other famous makes . Many have drapes and pillow s~ams to match. BANK MEN'S 117.95 JACKETS ......... 110.77 MEN'S 118.95 JACKETS ......... 111.37 MEN'S 122.95 JACKETS ••.•••.•• 113)7 MEN'S 127.95 JACKETS ..........116.77 t-·-~----·-·--·--~-·~·-~1-·-~·-~-JULY 4TH SPECIAL PRE-TEEN · JUNIOR Full , king , queen and single bed sizes. Good selection of HOME NATIONAL Sizes 36 to 46. Good selection of styles and colors. Entire stock included. BOYS' 112.95 JACKETS ••••• , ...... 17.70 SALE I Aday RACINE Sizes 8 through 20. Limited quantity for quick clearance. BOYS' 19.95 JACKETS .............. 15.90 Sizes 8 to 18. Good style- selection, clearance sale priced . /!eo pie SUMMER JACKETS tank tops, long and short sleeve BOYS' $4.95 SWIM TRUNKS ~~~~~ffi~fA Home Bank SUMMER JACKETS patterned shirts, _.,__ HAZELLEAR · MEN'S . r Dan Morris, director of cuniculum BEGINS FRIDAY, JUNE 29 AT 9:30 f.M .-No CONTINUES THROUGH TUESDAY. JULY 3RD SALE! .. FATAL BOAT ACCIDENT UNDER IN· VESTIGA'l10N - Thursday night's double fatality boat acdderit just Inside the Channel of Chicka:nauga Creek remains undeiljpyestigation by Gallipolis City • Pollee. It had not been aeteJ;rii.aed, a8 of this morning, which of the five occupants 111 board was operating the - Gallia man dies in farm. accident cr8ft at the time of the accident. A apokeaman for the Coast Guard sald this morning that the dtatls of the , mlahap are "fairly llketchy." City Pollee report that apparently the boat went out of control, at a high rate rl speed, while attempting to turn from the Ohio River into the channel. The craft traveled onto the shore line and struck a tree. Weekend motorists to ·face toughest gasoline problems western states began talking of a dealer strike in May; saying their profits have been frozen by federal edict since March 1974. Meanwhile, most brand managers recommendations on dealer strikes announced higher fuel allotments to until mid.July. Ohio dealers for July than they had in An Allsociated Press sampling · of -':;June, but that did nothing to improve stations in 18 O,hio cities shows prospects for the last weekend nf this gasoline prices went up me to two month. cents a gallon over the past week, and dealer spokesmen say more stations may be clOsed this weekend than at . any time this sununer. The Ohio Automobile Club says SUpplies wW be tight in this and surrounding states for the weekend and the first days of July. It expects July dellveries of gasoline to dealers to be fully under Waf after July 4. Eastern's Local Board of Education Executives of all Ohio gasoline at its recent meeting accepted the dealer groups met in Cleveland resignations of two instructors. Wednesday tlight. They deeided to Resigning were R. Alan Holter, delay recommendations on a strike by vocational agriculture instructor, and station owners until federal officials Mrs. KelT)' O'Connell, high school can reply to a request for higher E.M.R. , Instructor. Letters· of com· profits. mendation will be sent to them by the James V. Cresente, executive board. director of the Northern Ohio The board hired Mrs. Margaret Petrolewn Retailers Association in Ella Lewis as learning disabilities Cleveland, said the ~ector of the tutor for the new school year and Mrs. national gasoline dealers, Risque Betty Osborn as high school Harper, will meet with White House and U.S. Department of Energy custodian. The new superintendent, Richard officials in Washington July 12 to Roberta, was given authority to discuss profits. regulate all employe vacation time as Some station owners in eastern and determined by the Ohio Code. OOLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Ohio motorists this weekend face the toughest problems of the summer finding gasoline, but some IJ!IlY find solace in a deci.!im to delay The Standard Oil Co. (Ohio) plaiis to Suow dealers 113 percent of their year..ago sales for July. Cresente said he hopes this will spur other brand managers to further increase July allotments. He said up to 90 percent of his member stations may close Sunday while others forecast 65 percent closinR in central Ohio. Two instructors • • • reszgn poszttons It was ~ to advertise for bids on bus tires, bread, milk, bus in· silrance, gasoline, fuel oil, grease, an· annual ox roast event t1 freeze and .all equlprn~t and supplies required for designated Rtn'LAND - The Rutland Fire · programs. . . James -autt· reviewed federal Department 1s ma1dng plans for Z7th annual July 4th celebration. . programs with the · ~rd which apA talent show will be held as an proved participation m both the Title evening highlight for the observance I and the D.P.P.F. programs for the Wlth prizes of p:;, $15 and $10 to be of. next school year. . fend the top three winners: The board passed a resolbtlon Residents wishing to take part are · against sponsoring any more board liked to call 742-2107, 742-2333 or 742- paid trips. All ~leld trips or othet: 2W at their earliest convenience. stud~t bus trips m the future must go Tbere will be an ox roast with Mrs. through the activities account. . · 1 h The board also adopted a policy Pearl IJttle oversee ng t e. requiring all workbooks, teacher preparations and there will be games, gra'de books and teacher planning a kiddie ride and food booths on the books be kept on hand by the schools .Fire department plans ·u-.s parkgrounds From 1 to 5p.m. the Dark Hollow Blue Grass Boys will be oo hand to en· tertain and in the evening a group known as Sky Rock will present music for llatenlng and dancing. ~' ' . Injured were Ruth . Casto, . 28; Phi!Up Garlic, 33, and, ICaren Kent, 22, all of Gallipolis. caned to the scene at 9:25 p.m., Gallipolis City Pollee report that the 111-feet _Stareraft C8m·An apparently attempted to turn from the Ohio River into the channel of Chickamauga Creek, at an excessive rate of speed, went out of control, traveled up the shore line and struck a tree. It has not been detennlned which of the five occupants was ~rating the craft. , Galila Oeunty Coroner Dr. Donald R. Warehime has ruled Glenn M. Smith, Jr., 57, Rt. 4, Kerr, died Thur· sday evening of head and chest in· juries tlllffered in ·a I~ accident. According to sheriff's investigator, carl Langford, the fatality apparently occurred when a stick became lodged in hill hay baler. After he attempted to pull it out, Smith became entangled in the baler's rollers. HlB body was found by a neighbor, WWlam Kemper, lying partially under the machine. Smith was dead on arrival at the HolZer Medical Center. The Gallia CounW Emergency Medical Service was at the scene. Glenn M. Smith, Jr., was a fanner, a Kyger Creek plant employee and a veteran of World War D. Mr. Smith was born July 7, 1922, in Gallipolis to Glenn Smith, Sr. and the late Elaine (Harrill) Smith. Surviving him are hill step.mother, Minnie L. Smith; a daughter, Frances Ann Varney, · Columbus; four brothers, Claude, Spokane, Wash.; Francis, Columbus; Darrell, • Weather Cleveland; Charles, Columbus; and · sketchy.'' three grandchildren. The incident ~ under in· Arrangements will be announced vestigation by Gallipolis City Police by McCoy-Wetherholt-Moore Funeral and the U. S. Coast Guard. home. Thirty-eight of 42 strikers offered jobs·back at GSI BY KEVJN KEILY Gallipolis State Institute will be of. fering jobs hack to 38 of the 42 employees dlsmlased for their participation in last week's one-day strike. Superintendent John Beattie said the 38 will be getting their jobs under the provisions of the state's Ferguson Act. The provlalons state an individual may be rehired with the un· derstanding he or she will lose seniority rights, will serve a two-year probationary period, will not receive a pay ral.se for a year, and under no circwD&tances be rehired at a pay l'ate higher than the one before dlsnolasal. The ~ four emplayees will not be offered back their jobs until legal consideration of their lndlvldual cases has been taken. "What we want to communicate," Beattie said, "ia that there were 1,000 good, loyal employees who came to work and cared for thelt obligation to the state of Ohio and to the people up here. •• Occasional showers or thun· dersowers fllnlght with locally heavy year was adopted with 'classes to stari thunderstolms possible. Low tonight on Aug. 28. The year enda May 28. It Willi agreed to release a newslet- in the low to mid 60s. Mostly cloudy ter once a montli uuilng the school with a good chance rl showers SaturHigh In the upp.:r 70s. The chan· year and once during the swruner. A day. ce rl rain ia 80 percent tonight, and 50 repOrt on the atud~t activities accounts was suliiiillted fof .review by pe~ntSa~turda~~Y~·======3C~~~T~o~~~~~ Mrs. Debra Rose, clerk of activities accounts. -~ Mrs. Eloise Boeton,ll'gaurer of the district, reviewed ezpe1 ses for the district. Pemilaslon was given for an advance draw to meet payroll during the beginning of July, this year. Several cheerleaders were on hand to discuss an advisor for their group. The district bus mechanic and a bus driver were present and eEpressed concern over the condition of buses. Roberts, the new superintendent, was present for the session along with board members Dorsel Larkins, Deryl Well, Mrs. Dorothy, Caladay, Doug Bissell and James Coldwell, CLEVELAND (AP) -Here are for a period of two years after use for the wlllnlng uamben drawu 'I'Inlr· parent viewing and the checking of sday ID lbe Obi. Lottery: grades. A special meeting was setfor Blue OM; white 11; goltU; WIIHl· budget review at8p.m, on July 12. diGa U11'7. The school calendar for the next , liALs'rEAD, outgomg The three penona IIIJured "'"' transported by the Gallla CoulltJ Emergency Medical Service to Holzer Medical Center. Casto was admitted to the intelllive care unit for treatment of a cerebral concussion and multiple contusiona. Casto is listed in guarded oondltlm. Garllc was admitted for treatment of multiple contusions and a severe laceration of the left arm. He ia listed in fair condition. Kent was admitted and ia listed in stable condition with a fracture rl the leftl~ and the light hip. . City Police called in the U. S. Coast Guard to aid in the lnvestlgatioo. U. Minott, of the Huntington Station remained at the scene throughout the night. I A spokesman for the Coast Guard sald this morning that the details of the fatal accident remain ''fairly pretldl~t ot the , declalon and sincerely hope thole who accept the offer to return after the provisions rl the Fetguson Act will return with a poeltive attitude toward their duties." . Beattie's action is in line with the declaim of the State Department of Mental Health and Mental Retar· dation to hire hack all but !:til of the 1,476 mental Institution employees dlsmlased for being in the one-day strike. The diBml&lais were ordered under the provisions of the Ferguson Act, which states any public emplayee who strikes "&hall thereby be considered to have abandoned and ter· mlnated hill appointment or em· ployment.'' ~~t~ectorDr.nm~ B. Moritz sald earlier this week 138 employees will not be offered back their jobs because of violent actions on their part during the strike. The four at GSl are not being considered now for the same reason, although Beattie declined to what actlma the four were meeung, at the Meigs Iiln in Pomeroy. snown left tO ' New Haven Rotary Club, congratulates Dr. Jim light are Rev. John C8mpbell, Incoming secretary. Lockhart, n~ly Installed president at Thursday's · lreasurer, Halstead, Dr. Lockhart and HalT)' Mllier, incoming vice-presdlent. · \ (\ •\ �• 3-The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, June 29, !979 2- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pmteroy, 0 ., Friday. Jwte 29,_1979_ • NOTICE- TO . BIDDERS PURCHASE OF SIX SCHOOL BUSES FOR MEIGS LOCAL BOARD OF EDUCATION Sea led proposals will be received by the Board of Education· of the Meigs Local School D istrict of .,. M idd leport , Ohio at th e Treasurer's off i ce un til 12 : 00 Noon on June 30, 19?9 r and at that time opened by the Treasurer of said board . tabulated , and a report tiTereof made t o said Board at its next regU lar meefing as prO\Iided by law fat six (6) 65 passenger school buses , according to specifica t ions of said board of educ&tion . $eparate and ln . depende n t b ids will bt' rece ived with respect to t he chassis and body type and wilt state t hat the bus when assembled and prior to delivery com ply with all sc ho o 1 d 1s t r 1c t specifications ; all safety regulatio ns a nd cur ren t Ohio M in i mum Standards tor School Bus Co n · structlon of the Depart ment of Education adopted by and with the consent of the D irector of Highway S af~ty pursuant to Section 4511.76 ot tlie Ohio Revised Code and all other per · t inent provision'of l aw . Spe~ificat i o~s and •n · struct1 ons to b ldders •. m~y be o61iln"ed at the Off 1ce Of the T reas·urer , M iddleport, Ohio . A cer ti fied check payable to t he Treasurer of the above board of education or a satis fa ctory b.id bond exec uted by the b idd er and rne surery 1..vmpany, In an amount e(lual to five percent (5 percent> of the bid shall be submitted with each b id . . Sa id board of education reserves the right to wa ive inform allties . to accept or reject any and all , or pa rts of any and all bids. No bids may be with · drawn for at . least thirty (30) days after the 'sctleduled closing time fO r re"ceipt of bids . -Sn.,.r-rt nf Education Duffles lot ; thence west LEGAL NOTICE also known as W illi am dated February 19, 1979, Is Don 't let negati-ve thoughia Me igs Lo cal 373.9 teet ; thence sotuh Marvi n P . Cremeans . Carleton Ill , Deceased ; H. Sch ool Distr ic t hereby amen·ded to the defeal you . feet ; thence east 373 .9 ' .t71.8 whose last known place of E . Carfeton, Dece ased ; Jane Wagner , extend that Sect ion 2, Is SCORPIO lOot. 23-No,. residen ce IS, c .o Leonard Jul.ia carleton, Deceased ; ,....t eet to the east line of said Trea Surer changed ·as follow;s : Keep dealings with frlenda toLot Number Two Hundred Cremeans , R;t. 2,· Coolv.l l le, Alma Edwards, Deceased ; South Third Avenue s ec tion 1. Full time arid N ! n~ry Seven ; rh ence day on a purtily soclallevel.l1's Ohio , Is hereby notified EdnJ Carleton, Deceased ; Middleport , Ohio 45160 F"ol lce employees who have best that you don' t become North along said east line that on the first day of Ethel weedy . Decea sed ; worked a minimum of s ( 6 ) 8, 15, 22, 29 , 4tc .t71. 8 feet to the pla ce of lnv·olved In the ir flliancial years will tteceive 10 ce!'IIS 1 June , 1979, Oa_phn e G . and William Carl Edwards, beginning about 4.05 acres, Cr em eans, plaintiff, tiled Deceased : affaire, nor they In yours. per hour' •longevity pay tor more or less·. EKceptlng out her compl alnt, agalnst him · You are hereby notif ied SAGITIARIUS (Now. Zl·Doc . each S years of em · of said abCive descrlb•d as defendant In th e Court of that a Complaint has been Z1) luck may Intervene today ployment . IN THE prem ises a sti'IP of la nd Common Pleas, Meigs filed In the Common Pleas In helping you accomplish COMMON PLEAS Section 2. The max i mum tw~nty fiv e feeJ In width , County , Ohio, Case No. Court of Meigs County, COURT OF aC-crued sick lea ve wi i'l commencing on · the north · something you'd be unable to 17, )99, demand i ng for · OHio , Ca.se No . 17,202, increase · tram 90 to 120 MEr!iS COUNTY, do · ·~n your own.· The way It line of said Bbovt!.described dlvbrce from the sa i d demanding authorization da ys ClS""aayst,fler year} for de"velaps could be quite surOHIO premins 22 .8 feet east of Marv in P . Cremeans on the to sell aod convey the Teal all regu l ar employe~s . LEONARD L. Lt:NJ'Z, prising . the northwest corner of the ground of gross neg lect of estate hereinafter Those employees ' WITh Plaintiff, .ana more parr• Cul.arty, duty ana .extrem·e cruelty ; same and extending at a CAPRICORN !Doc. Zf.Jon. 111 described to the Board of more than 8 years of ser . vs . described as fo llows : Bei ng w idth 9f twent y fiv~ feet pla intiff also demands f or Be very frai1k and open today Coun'y Com m lssloners of v ice will be el igible for 120 NELLIE ROBEY, EtAL. Lot 118 in C. W . Dabney -' s. south 12 degrees and-thirty custody of the m !nor child Meigs Count.,, Oh io, for the with your friends . Lay all your days upon effective da te of Defendants . Add it ion to the Village of four minutes east to the and other proper relief . sum of $25,000.00 for the cards on the table. Give them Ord inance and have i!IC · No . 16,17(, Pomer o\1 , P.KrPotlna south line of said tract of Th is notice Will run once pUrpose of bu i lding a no Cause to think you are crued 90 days pr ior t o et ~ - NOTICE BY land, said strip of land a week for six consecutive school for the mentally tnt:-rt:rrom rne r oiiOW 1n c fect i ve date of Ordinance . hiding somelhlng: PU ILl CATIONbeing the · same now oc - AQUARIUS IJon. ZO.Fob. It) In weeks , the la st publication retarded and furt he r parcel : The following rea Section 3. A l l employee! To Vint le Hopk ins, Aiel ~ Cupied ~$ the publ ic road being on· th~ 13th day of estate situated in thE w i ll be given 6 paiC demanding that you be ' joint ventures today , be very dress unknown, If l iving , through said premises ; July , 1979. lhe defendant Village of Pomeroy , .. lid h h I'd f 11 required to assert any careful not to allow. an outsider County of Meigs and State ,, o ays w en o I ay a ~ and If deceased the also rese rving tWenty five will have 21 days from the ci'aim that you may have, in on a regular work day 01 t)ecome Involved . Thla person unknown heirs, dev isees, feet along the east side of of Ohio : Being in 10() AcrJ: the employee . day Of last publication In and to that sa id real estate legatees, admini stra to r s, could throw a monkt!IY wrench . sa.d above desc::rlbed Which to answer said · or ~ e for ever barred from [ot No . 306 In C: W . D ab Section 4. Full t ime exec utors and assigns of . Into the operation. premises for a publi c street any right, title and Interest ney 's Addit i on to the Poli ce will be a llowed two .complaint , Vintle Hopkins , addresses or highway .. . PISCES (Feb: ZO.Morch 201 Village of. Pomeroy, and (2) p ai d per sonal days off Daphne G. Cremeans in and to said prem ises. unknown , and Nfllle Reference Deed : Vol. 29, more . part ic u l arly ann ually . Your judgment Ia quite keen :· Pla intiff There Is a further demand Robey, . address unknown , Pi!i trlck H . O'Brien Page 410, Deed Records described as follows : Sect ion 5. Larry Hudson that should it be deter . tOday , but tor some strange If living , and .if deceased Meigs County, Ohio. Beginning at the southwest $3.00 per hour . Attorney for Plaintiff m Ined that th is proposa l of reason you may harbor 'unnecthe unknown he irs, You are notified that you cor ner of Lot No . 118 ; Thomas Wrr y S3.00 per sale Is a deviation from the essary doubts regarding your , devisees , legatees, ad - . then ce Nort h ·4112 degrees hour . ( 6! 8, 15, 22, 29, (7! 6, 13, 61c are requ ired to answer the purpose · of the original decisions. Don 't overanalyze mlnistrators , exec uto rs comp la int within twenty Section _6, That Ordl · West 156 feet to a fence ; c onveyance that such . needlessly . -"'ruf_ ass!_gns of Nell ie_ thence East 87 feet to the · nance No . J79, dated · eight days after the las t deviation be determined to ARIES (Much Z1·Apr11111 Mov&' publicati on . The last R obey , a a a r £A~ s e ~ Februa ry 6 , 1969, Or east !inA of sai d Lot 118 ; LEGAL NOTICE be within th e scope of the unknown : . publ ic ation will be made on . while lhe Industrious mood Is Re : Proposed AnneJCatlon genera l intent of the thence ::t0UH1 ~n - the "'E"as t d inance No. 401. da te d June upon you today or else you the lOth day of August , You are· hereby notif ied to Racine VillaGe original grantor and duly l ine of said Lot No . 118 to 1, 1970, Ordinance No . 407 , 1979.. may put otl doing eeaentlal that a Comp lain t ,has been Fry Street ; thence Wes t to dated November 1, 1970, This .is to adv ise that the author ized by law .· A sale chores. Your Indifference filed In the Common F"lea s Meig s Count y Board of by private sale Is the place of beginning . Ord inance No. 431. dat ed L ARRY E . SPENCER , grows tne longer you procrasCour~ of Meigs County , demanded . The rea l estate Commissioner' hav e Reference Deed : Vol . May 15, 1972, Ordinance CLERK OF COURTS, Ohio . Case No . 16, 870 , establisheG the date of July is descr i bed as follows : 271 , Pa ge 361 , De ed No . 440, dated August 20; Unate. MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO demanding par tition of th e 26, 1979, and time of 9: 00 The following real estate Record s M e igs Coun ty , l973, Ordinance No . 451 , TAURUS (April ZO.Mor 201 Un· (6 ) 29 (7) 6, 13. 20, 27 (8) 3, follow ing- described real o'clock A .M . for a public situate In the County of Oh io. "' - dated July 1, 1974, Or · der no circumstances should 10, 7tc estate, to.wlt : You are notified t ha t you dinance No . 454~ dated hearing on the proposed Meigs and State of Oh lo you compromise 'f'Our high F"arcel No . 1: The are required to answer the November 18, 1974, Or · anne xa tion to the VIllage of and being a part of 100 .A cre standards today, even though Racine, Ohio. Complaint within twenty . d lnan ce No . 473 , dat ed :lune Lots Number Two Hundred following ~ real estate · SltUrday, June 30 you may be lempted to do so. situate In On e Hundred eight days after the last 6. 1976, Ordinanc e No . 485, and Ninety Seven In Town Said hearing wlrt be held ClEMINI (Moy Z1.Juno 201 ReAcre Lot No. Three Hun . In the Common Pitas Two, Range Twelve and puQIIcatlon . The last ; dated January 1, 1978, and ared and Five in said Courtroom on the third · garding changes you 're conpublicat ion will be made on Ordinance No . so·1, dated Number Two Hundred and County of Meigs described the 20day day of July , 1979 . February 19, PH9 , and all floor of the Meigs County Ninety Eight In Town One , lemplallng, It's beo1thol rou do as follows ~ Beg Inning at" courthouse . . Range Thirteen , bounded not seek too many outik:te other Ordinances in con · LARRY E . SPE'NCER, and described as follows , All wr i tten and oral the Northwest co rner of Lot opinions. flict with the pro vis ions of CLERK OF COURTS co mments will be heard at · to -wit: No . One Huridr~ and INf\NCie A~e e et.~1"CIHNIIII_, ASSN .) thi s Orr1 ln;tnce shall bE! af)ll MEIGS COUNTY, OH 10 Beginning at a stake In the time so designated . E:::lghteen ( 118 ) m Horton & · (6) 8, 15, 22, 29 (7) 6, l J, 20, are hereby repeau~a . , t he East line of said Lot Ernest A . Wingett Section 7. That - t·his Dabn ey's Addit i on to Jtc Number Two Hundred and Elm Sl . Ordinance shal l tak e effe-ct Pomeroy on the South l in.e.. CERAMICS SHOW , Ninety Seven twe"nty five Racine, Ohio .U771 and be in force from and of sai a On~:: nundred Ac"re feet east of the Southeast SYRACUSE,N. Y. (AP) -: after the earliest da te Lot No . 305 , thence North corner of John Duffle's lot; Dale E . Hart ORDIANNCE prov ided by law. - "A Century ri Ceramlcsj 41f2 deg . West N ! n~ ty Eight thence west fift y six.. rods to Route 2 No . so2 feet to Run Street, thence AN sa id Isaac: Carleton's West ·In the United States 187~ Racine, Ohio 45771 ORD I NANCE T< Passed : 6-18 -79 alolig said Run Street down AMEND line; thence South along Agents for the ORDINANCE : 1978" Ills opened 8 ATTEST: Jane Walton the run to a point North 4'12 NO. 379, ORDINANCE NO said west l ine twenty eight June 30, 1117i Petitioners Clerk deg . We st from th e Nor - 401. ORDINANCE NO . 407. ( 6! 22, 29 (7! 6, 13, 41c year natiODB! tour at rods and fifteen links, Th is coming year you ' re llket· APPROVED : theast corner of said Lot ORDINANCE NO . 431. thence East fifty six rods to ' to experience a more excitinu Everson MUieiiDI rl Art. Mayor Clarence No . 118, thence South 41!2 ORDINANCE NO. 440, IN THE the East line of sa ld Lat ; social life than you have fof AndreW;s here and wW remain on' deg . E as t to sa id Northeast ORDINANCE NO. 451 , (6 ) 22, 29, 2tc COMMON PLEAS COURT · Number Two Hundred and quite some lime . PaJ"take of lu11 corner of No . 118 . at the ORDINANCI;E NO. 454, Ninety Seven; thence OF MEIGS COUNTY, view through Sept. 23. North along. said line to th e activities where you can mee OHIO ORDINANCE NO . 456, Tbe ahow wu orpnlzed! of beginning. and mingle wilh new people. H . S. PARKER , etol. , place ORDINANCE NO. 458, Reserving twenty five feet CANCER (June 21-Juty 22) lr by the Evenon, wblcll hal Trustee of C.rleton ORDINANCE NO. 501, TO order for you to manage other! College, a non profit legal along the East side of the FIX SALARIES AND the mOlt elteDallve collecentity, effectively today, you must firs1 aboVe described premises WAGES OF THE Plaintiffs, for a public street or high ., setthe;properexample. Assisl- tion ci American cenmlca VILLAGE OF POMEROY, vs. OHIO. way . Also reserving the ants will mirror you behavior to In the United States, 81111 ARTS GRANTS The Attorney General of right of way across said lhe letter. Your new Astrob!'lnga together over 400: the State of Ohio, et al., BE IT ORDAINED , os premises In a conven lent . Graph Leiter tells you what lies WASHINGTON (AP) Defendants . fo llows by the Council of works In clay b)' UIO artists. place until streets are ahead for you for lhe ve.ar The National Endowment regularly la id out. ' 1011 1 No. 17,202 the Village of Pomeroy , Tbe IIIU8eUIII ..,., '"lbe, ExceJ:Jting therefrom the ow ng your birtl"'day. Get -NOTICE BY Ohio , two -th i rds of all for the Arts bas annowtced real estate which was yoursbymailing$1 for each to PUBLICATIONMbition traces the growth( members el ected thereto 22 grants from tile Exconveyed by Carleton AstrCH1raph , P.O. Box 489, Ra· To The Unknown heirs, concurring , that Ordinance ci American ceramics College to Christia n Baer dlo Clly Station, N.Y. 10019. Be dev i se-e s, legatees, pansion Arts Program for No . 37 9, dated February 6, an fmn from !tal execulors, adm inlstrators by deed recorded In Vol . . sure to specify birth sign. 1969, Ordinance No . 401. support of regional tour and assigns of each of the 139; Poge 211 of lhe Meigs LEO ~July 23-Aug. 221 Forego da ted June 1, 19701 Or traditional-art pottery· eveniB In 15 states and the following : Isaac carleton, County Deed Records, and : temptations to take speculative dinance No . •o7, dated roota to pioneering per-' Deceased ; Isaac Carleton, November 1, 1970, Or . described as fol lows: The risks IOCiay, even though they District of Columbia. Jr ., Deceased ; Ada May dinance No . 431, da ted May following descr ibed real may look good on the surface. 801181 statements In clay, The grants total $158,750. Carleton, a daughter of 15 , 1972, Ordinance No·. estate situated In the Gambles cou ld backfire unless wblch have dramatically Isa ac Carleton, Jr ., who da t ed Aucust 20 . 191:1 The endowment says, County of Meigs and State · you analyze all the aspects. may have been married Influenced the . devei<Jp-, ordinance No . -451. aareu of Ohio, end being • port of VIRGO .(Au•. Z3·Sopt. 22' "The matching grants wW but If married whose • ' One HunCireCI Acre Lot JU ly I, 1974, Ordinance No . ment ci ceramic lnNumber Two Hundred and Things that you can do q1-1ickly married name Is unknown. assist organizations to 454, dated November 18 , teniationallv." Ninety Seven In Town Two, loday you Will be able to do deceased ; Arthur Carleton, 1974, Ordinance No . 456, present arts festivals using Range Twelve In the Ohio quite well. Your skill may wane, Deceased : Helen Jane dated Fel;lruary 3, 1975, community-based arts Carleton, a daughter of Company' s Purchase however, In malters reQuiring_ Ordinance No . 473, dated Isaac Carleton, Jr., who bounded and described as grea,t patience . June 6, 1976, Ordinance No . III'OIIPil from a regional may have been married follows, to .wlt: Beginning LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) Op•as, dated January 1, 1978, Put It In writing. That area.'' but If married whose at a stake In the east line of portunltles for person al gain and .Q.rdin_ar_:~_u__ ~o . 501 .._ married name Is unknown, · sa i d Lot Number Two could be diluted today if you · way, the boss won't have deceased ; Edgar Wilflam Hundred and Ninety Seven , view things toQ skepUcallv.:. quite as much trouble plnnCarleton, Deceased ; twenty five feet east of the • lng you down when the 'V'IIIiam Carleton, who is southeast corner of John ' South line of said 100 Acre Lot 305. thence alan~ said South line t o the place of beginn ing , being the West end of Lot No . One Hundr ed. an d Six in Si!iid Horton & · Dabney 's Addition · lo Pomeroy · · Par ce l No . 2: The fOIIo.wing real estate situated in the Village of Pomeroy , Co unty of Me igs and State of Ohio : Be ing in 100 Acre L:.ot No . 306 in c . W . Dabnev's Addlt_ion to the Village of Pomerov , 2fll ASTRO·GRAPH Bernice Bede Osol two-: tile/ u: art art Summer baseball results By Greg Bailey Syracuse Hubbard's Greenhouse won their 13th game in a row Wednesday whe_n they downed visiting Tuppers Pla1ns, 2-1·, on a two·hitter by Mark Salser. Thatlo_ss was the first of ...- the year for Tuppers Plains. Both Syracuse nms were scored in the last of the sixth after Mike Chancey bad led off with a single..Salser followed with a triple to tie the sc:ore at 1-1, and Darin Roush got his third hit of the game to send in Salser with lhe'Winning run. Tuppers Plains got its lone run in the first lhning. Salser faMed nine and walked only three while R. Balser and T. Everett combined for the losers to fan eight and walk just two. R. Bissell and Balser each singled for Tuppers Plains while Roush had three singles to lead the winners. On Tuesday, host Syracuse got by the Rutland Dodgers 10-3 with Greg Nease getting the win. Roush and Salser saw relief action. Roush led the winners with a threerun homer and Salser had two singles. Chancey, Doug Owens, Rich Davis, and Nease each had a single. D. Davis was lagged with the loss. J . Acree and K. Wise led the Doders .at the plate with a home run and single each. D. Cremeans had two singles. On Monday, host Portland feU to Syracuse ~. Mike Kloes , Darin Roush and Mark Salser shared the mound chores for the winners with Roush getting the win. Together they fanned twelve and walked thirteen. · Mike Chancey had a single and double for the winners while Roush ahd four singles. Salser had two singles while Todd Adalll$ and Rich Davis each singled. Scott Grueser had a double. David Ambergy took the loss, fanning five and walking four . Jeff Con· noUy and Kevin Teaford had the only Portland hits, a single each. In r~ent Pony League action, Mid· dleport edged the host . Pomeroy Royals 2-1 d~spite a three-hit per- HOW'S YOUR HOSP ITAUZATION? cALL Mutual C'\ ~ilhil~ PN,I. ... Cilll ~ N... Gregg Gibbs· • 992-3443 .fomlllnce by Royal pitcher Chris iloth sin~lcd . Paul Harris .got the only Allen. Allen struck out fifteen batters Chester hit, a sing!~ , and walked only one, but the Royals committed three costly errors. Mid· In girls action, host Letart romped dleport is now 4-2 while the Royals fell ·over Syracuse 20-10. Eight doubles to·3.,'!. helpect the ·hosts . to victory. L.aren David Dem.osky got the win with a Wolfe scored four times while .Becky save from Jeff Wayland. They fannep Michael and Traci Mearns each seven and walked just two. Wayland, scored three times for t he winners. Demosky and Terry Wayland each · Mearns got the win while Debbie had a single for the only Middleport Michael took the loss. · hits . Jenny Bentley and Alice Riffle Nick Leonard cracked a double and scored twice for the losers. single to lead the Royals while Tony Jewell had a triple and double. Allen The Pomeroy Tigers romped over had the only other hit, a single. the host Mason Rangers 71!-jj with Parker Long and Cluis Shank comMason downed Syracuse 8-4 with bining for the win. They fanned nine Estel L.avender getting the win with · and walked eight. Keith. Reynolds eight strikeouts and three walks. took ihe loss as Jell Barnltz teamed Steve Lyons, L.avendar, and Nathan with him to strike out four and walk Davis each had two singles for the ten. winners while Don VanMeter bad a Jackie Walker led the winners with double. Ronnie Bradley, Norm a grand slam homer, double, and L.audennllt, and Elvis Zerkle had a single. Shank bad a homer and three single each. singles while Tim Gilkey had a triple Brian Riffle took the loss as he and and double. Robert Cwmlngham fann~ six and Long bad a good night with a double walked five. Rick Chancey led the hit- and three slnjjles while Scott Hysell ting with two singles, and Riffle and contributed three singles. Vince Brian Anns each singled. Knight had a double and single and Syracuse is now 1-6 while Mason otis Morris had · fwo hits. Steve wentto2-4. Musse~. Todd Hysell, and Jackie Justis each bad a single. Also in Pony action, the host For the Rangers, Reynolds had two Pomeroy A's defeated Racine 4-2. singles. Junior Pearson bad a double, Roger Kovalchik picked up the win and Jason Hysell bad one single. with nine strikeouiB and four walks. Kovalchik helped his own cause with The host Rutland Dodgers romped a double and two singles while J. R. to a 13-1 win on a no-hitter by James Wamsley bad a single and two RBI's. Acree. Acreefannedelghtand walked Jerry Fields also had two singles, and just four. Danny Thomu took the Scott Harrison and Mark Boyd each loss, fanning three and walking eight. had a single. Danny Davis had a double and Kent Wolfe took the loss, fanning single to lead the winners while nine arid walking six. John Porter got Danin Cremeans bad two singles. a double for Racine, and Wolfe, Por- Acree doubled, and Doug Priddy and ter, and Scott Frederick each singled. Kenny Wise each singled. Both teams are 4-2 ori the year . That was the first league loss for the Indians. In T·Ball action, the Daily Sentinel romped over the host New Haven In girls ball, Pomeroy Dale Warner Tigers 34-4. Scott Barton had two blasted the host Middleport Midgets homers and a double for the winners, 16-7 as JeMi Couch got the win, fanand Randy Hawley had three triples ning nine Midgets. Usa Whittington and a double. took the loss. Joe Roush had three doubles while Couch and Tanuny Wright each had Shawn Hawley had two. Todd Powell two home nms for tile winners while had a triple and double. The Sentinel Wright also bad a triple. Cindy Riffle team·ia now 13-0 on the season. and Angle Sloan each doubled. Teresa Whittington homered for the Tuppers Plains N~>-. 2 handed host Midgets while Wendy Barker and Chester fl 4-1 defeat with Vic Gillllan, Denise Gibeau! each doubled. Tcm Everett, · and Steve White pitching for the winners. They fanned fourteen and walked fOur. John Mlller and Paul Harris hurled for Chester, fanning ten and walking five. Roger Balser got a double for the winne~ while E. Coilins and S. White Sports briefs. whnle tblng fall ai!"J'l. Pastor-Darrel Chuck Sea·rch all roads to game • 72 Vulnerable : Both Dealer: East West North East but South saw · one slight extra chance . He led his jack of spades. "Eureka! The extra chance had paid off. West could not ruff and South was able to discard one of dummy s diamonds on that good ·spade. Then It was a cine!] to cash the ace of diamonds and cross ruff for the rest of the tricks. • QG 3 • KJ 9 • J5 .AJ832 BUY A BUCKET OR A BARREL WEST EAST • A K 10 4 • 74 3 -· 6 5 t K 10 8 6 2 • 9 7 3 • Q 10 6 5 • K97 SOUTH AND GET ALL THE FIXINS • J 98 5 ¥ A Q 10 8 2 • AQ4 FOR HALF PRICE. With every 15 piece bucket or 21 piece barrel of Kentucky Fried Chicken, you get all the Colonel's famous fixins for just half price. And that incl1.1des mashed potatoes and gravy, macaroni salad,' cole slaw, baked beans and potato salad. • 4 Red Rose· 1 Pass 2+ Pass Pass Pass Pass J• Pa ss · Pass Pass .Once Again Meeting at the old Baptist Church at Pageville. Sunday Morning at lO"a.m. Evening Service Sunday Wed. & Sat. at 7 P.M. finesse would be necessar y. Opening lea d : +7 WILD GEESE PLUS GRAY EAGLE S-29-8 • A Q 10 8 5 ¥A Q 10 8 • 64 ONE WEEK Sunday thru Saturday By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Things didn't look good for South after the defense started with two spades and a spade ruff. East had passed as dealer and since he had already shown · up with the ace-king of spades the diamond · finesse was a very probable loser. West led a trwnp at trick four. South won in dummy and decided to see if something good could be done with clubs. Maybe-someone · held king-queen-small. So he FOUL'PLAY Your partner responds two clubs to your one-spade opening bid. You rebid two PLUS hearts and your partner jumps to three spades. A Missouri reader asks how we plan to continue bidding. We bid five spades. This bid tells our partner that we want to be in si>< but have two quick diamond losers. GREASE OFFER GOOD THROUGH JULY 4TH .THE BEST NUTRITION FOR YOUR • DOGS ' ' . GOLF, ANYONE? Members of the Pomeroy Women's Golf Aasociaton ~eet every Tuesday morning at 9 a.m. at the Pomeroy course and invite women golfers of any age to join them. The officers are, standlng,left to right, front, Jwte Freed, treasurer ; Pea~! Welker, vice president; and Margaret Follrod, pres1- ' By Greg Bailey A lack of timely hitting by the Meigs American Legion team again spelled defeat for the local club as they fell to visiting Logan 6-2 last night. Winning pitcher Chris North gave up ten 'Meigs hits, but issued just one walk, but three Meigs hurlers yielded ten buses on balls. North himself picked up four of those walks and scored three times. Meigs took a 1.0 lead In tile bottom of the first when Mike Wayland got things going with a one-out single. The speedster stole second and raced home when Tom Owens doubled. Art FO(Ielstrom then singled, but both runners were left stranded. Logan went ahead In the third with two runs on two walks and a Mark Ruggles double. But Meigs came bouncing back to tie things with a run In the fourth. Dave Kennedy and Chuck K.ennedy hit back-to-buck singles and the fonner raced home on In other action, Bruce Kleege defeated Mark Turpin 3-7, 7-jj, &-2; Fred McNair beai Peter Campbell of Australia 6-0, 6-3; and Erik van Dillen took Chris Lewis .of New Zealand 6-3, 6-0. GOLF DEARBORN, Mich. (AP) - Debbie Austin and Barbara Barrow each shot a :Hinder-pat 69 to tie for the Jirst round lead in a $150,000 L.adies Professional Golf Association tournament. At 2-underiJilr 70 were five golfers - defending champion Sandra Post, Susie Berning, Beth Solomon, Debbie Massey and Gall Toushln. At 71 were ten players, including Pat Meyers, Sandra Palmer, Jan Ferraris and Kathy McMullen. MEMPHIS, Tenn. ( AP) - Pat McGowan tied Mark McCumber at five-underiJilr 67 for a share of the first-round lead in the f300,000 Danny Thomas Memphis Classic. Gary Koch and Tom Jenkins followed tied at 68. Glll'y Player, Mike McCullough, Victor Regalado, Wally Armstrong, Brad Bryant and J .C. Snead were all at' 69. 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'3995 See one of these courteoussalesmen : Pete Burris, Marvin Keebaugh or George Harris. Karr & Van Zandt ••You'll Like OurQuollty Woy of Doing lluslneu" GMC Flnonclng Open Evenings Unloi6 .PO- Till p.m . Sat. 992-5342 POMEROY · •• ' r.b seventh. A walk, sacrUice, and a . Wa,;y.la•n•d• . -------'Dave Lelunan single pushed the run ..o home. Lehman led the winners at the plate on the night with a triple, single, and three RBI's. M. Wayland and Foster led the Meigs attack with two singles each. Owens and Ken Brown each doubled, and Fogelstrom, D. Kennedy, Chuck Kennedy, and Cliff Kennedy each had a double . Owens was tagged with the 106.'1 In relief. · Meigs travels to Belpre Saturday for a twinbiU and then will host KEJOO Wellston Sunday for anoth~r ''World'• Largeat Selling Chain Saw" ONE WEEK Friday thru Thursday THE TACKLE BOX a base knock by Bobby Foster. Logan got the winning run 1 CAR //,,,,,,~ CARTOON . Meigs legion team beaten INEWSPI\PER ENTERPRISE ASSN .) (For a copy of JA COBY MOO· ERN, send S1 .to: " Win a t Bridge, " ca re of this newspa per, P.0 . Box 489, Radio City Station, New York , N . Y. 10019.} ,l ... , ....... STIHL ~ \.( . ~ .t<,._ .\,;~· ~ ; ,. ~ ,< * r%}~? ,, fll £ ';' ~ . ., ' : :. ~,~ ..;,'... "'" ~ .·1:'>.~ ·,~>'?, ~-~·· :· ~.-!i• l'~· ·t<•.' Mi:-~.!·~~ '"J ,·7 . :'It. ·... ··.~._/:+-_,•· :~·.·· ·~ ·"4. ~-...-~·.· "f. ~~· ".~. " ., ' ., ·~ ' " . . ,, ,..,, "'' dent. Mrs. Betty Fultz, handicap chairman, was not present. Several of the other members active with the · group are sealed In the cart, EUzabeth Lohse and Mildred Karr, and standing back, left to rlgl)t, Peggy Moore, Roberta O'Brien, Norma Custer, 1...oube Thompson, Velma Rue. ,\ COLO\) · STOP IN SOON - r ·I +A 2 So let the Colonel do your holiday cooking and save money, too. The more people you have to feed, the more you can save. • DOG FOOD Friday & Saturay AlktiMI!xDG'II You hold : , McPherson dummy's ace of clubs and led and ruffed a second club. Neither honor dropped so no good could come of the club suit .. He couldn't get more than one discard. It looked as if the diamond &-29-A -.....WJMBLEDON, England (AP ) Tim Wilkison shocked sixth-seeded Guillermo vuas 3-7, &-2, &-1, 7~ at the Wimbledon tennis championships. In other men's action, Manuel Orantes of Spain lost to Gilles Moretton of France 7-jj, ~. 7-jj, ~. &1; Jimmy Connors downed Marty Riessen &-7, 6-3, 7~, 6-0; Victor Pecci defeated Australia's Phil Dent 8-4, 7~. &-3; Roscoe Tanner demolished Peter McNamara of Australia 6-1, 7-jj, 6-4 ; and Tim Gullikson beat Tomas Srnld of Czechoslovakia 7~. 6-7, 6-2, 6-4. In women's play, Tracy Austin beat South Africa's Brigitte Cuypers 4-6, 61, 6-2; Kathy Jordan outstroked Swissborn Bettilla Bunge of the United States 6-1, 6·4 ; Rosie Casals eliminated Francoise Durr 7~. 6-2 and Mary Carillo defeated Betsy Nagelson 6-0, 6-2. . KIAMESHA LAKE, N.Y. (AP ) Vince Van Patten, 21-year old son of actor Dick Van Patten, upset third· seeded Roil Frawley of Ausb:alia 1~. 6-4, &-2 to move Into the quartel'finals of the J25,000 Cmcord Hotel Tennis Classic. FELLOWSHIP Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag NORTH By The Associated Press TENNIS BRIDGE cashed • • l ' �... . • r-----------. I Social Calendar 4-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Jwte 29, 1979 ·Reds have busiest day siRce Seaver trade 1·, l J:IW ltl one ch'a11ge leads to another ." Reds • disco brawl in which he allegedly bit a and held the club record for career the Reds, but Solo developed bact President Dick Wagner said after the m?n. _ · · 'appearances by a pitcher witli 531 and trouble in spring tr~ining and oniJ ·recently bas pitched himself inl< smoke had cleared. "That should be Borbon was 2-2 with two saves a nd a was second in saves with 76. shape. • · Solo, 22, was 1-1 \jith one save in 15 it," rtfeaning the end to the furious 3.411'earned run average this season. Wagner said Cruz, the third of threE bartering. He had been with the Reds since 1970 relief appearances for the Reds' Class brothers to play in the major leagues AAA farm club in Indianapolis. It was the Reds' most active trading ""' would bring experience to the Re!U Reds' Manager John McNamara cl3y si nce June IS, 1977, when they got HJ'll Pee Wee Tourney had planned to bring Solo north with despite his poor .120 batting averagE Tom Seaver from the New York Mets, in just 16 games this year. S d bought Auerbach, called up Moskau Cruz' big year was 1976 when he had and dealt away pitchers ll,awly starts on atur ay 13 home runs and 71 runs batted in for Easlwick and Gary Nolan. · the St. Louis Cardinals. "We fe lt that Solo had pitched so The Pat Hill Pee Wee Tournament THISTLEDOWN Spilman was impressive in spring well that he could help us more than starlll tomorrow afternoon with the NORTH RANDALL, Ohio (AP) Pedro right now ," Wagner said. first game between the Tuppers Danny Weiler rode Tarns l>ay tp training, but had Qeen assigned to He denied that the trade with the Plains Orioles and Racine getting un- victory Thursday in the featured Indianapolis where he could play Giants was merely the culmination of cterway at 3 p.m. at Middleport. allowance at Thistledown Race every day. "He's been !Jilting well the last 10 a deal that was rumored when Borbon At 4 p.m . the Rutland Angels go Track, covering six furlongs in I :11 4days, " Wagner said, while Henderson refused to pitch in the final game of · against Syracuse and the Middleport 5. spring training and was suspended for Mustangs face the Gallipolis Orioles. The ~year-old filly paid $42, $10.110 and DeF-reites, used mostly as pinch hitters, never did produce the way the two days. At 5:30, the Rutland Reds square off and $5.40. Reds expected. "He can help us, and cher . Transferred the opt ions of AI " I talked to Spec Richardson (San against the winner of the Tuppers Pi Phi Prez was second, returning Holland . pitcher, from Portland of the Francisco general . m,nager) Plains-Racine contest, and at the $3.40 and $2.60, and Shire Cove help us now." Paci f ic Coast League to Phoen ix of The Reds, 5'h games out of first the PCL ond that of Fred Breining, probably 72 hours ago," .Wagner said. same time the Middleport Cubs face showed, paying $6.110. in the National League West place Borbon, 32, had been in the the Pomeroy Pizza Shack. pilcher, from Buffalo of the Eastern A crQwd of 3,674 wagered $431,091. after leading the division during May , League tQ Shreveport of the Te)(as Cincinnati doghouse on more than one The four remaining teams will start League as part of the same deal . occasion. He still is awaiting trial on play at 2 p.m. Sunday with the chamhave been victimized recently by Recalled Joe Strain, second baseman, spotty relief pitching and lack of an assault charge siemming from a pionshlp game starting at4. from Phoeni)( . RIVER DOWNS timely base hits. BASKETBALL CINCINNATI (AP)- Staff Trouble National won the $4,1100 featured ninth race Basketball Association DETROIT PISTONS - Signed Phil Thursday at River Downs by five r-------~-----~ Hubbard, forward. lengths, covering the six furlongs in I . MEIGS . SEATTLE SUPERSONICS 1:11 2-6. Signed Lonnie Shelton, forward , to a EQUIPMENT I The winner paid $5.110, $3.20 and contracT Through the 1985·86 season. . I FOOTBALL $2.80. Angel Glow paid $3 and $2.40 to 1 National Football League 1 Pomeroy, 0 . PI). 992-2176 I place, and Class to Bum returned BUFFALO BILLS - Signed Mike I $4.20 to show. I Hours : 8·5 Mon.-Fri. 1 Burrow, guard ·tacklel to a series of Daily double numbers 7-4, Sandlot I 8-125at. one ·vear contri'lcts. LOS ANGELES (AP) - In recent years and home runs the last two . DENVER BRONCOS - Signed Closed Sunday J ''I've got 13 home runs this month Slugger and Bobbin's Exposure, I Zachary Oi)(on, running back, and years, it has usually been the Los I International New Idea $82.60. returned Angeles Dodgers and Cincinnati Reds and I'm pleased with my average Cyril McFall, placekicker. ..,. Equipment ~ Attendance was 3;679. The handle 1 Harvester NEW ENGLAND PATR IOTS - fighting it out for the National League ( .343), my )lome runs ( 19) and my RBI Signed Allan Clark, ha lfback , and West Iitle, but things have changed. production," he said. "I'm not totaled $393,819. Bob Durrett, wide rece iver. The Reds are second in the division, striving for any goals, just trying to be NEW YORK JETS.- Signed Marty a distant S'h games back of the consistent." Lyons, defensive lineman . Hume, who had lost four COLLEGE Houston Astros, and the Dodgers are ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE - Named fighting a different kind of battle. consecutive · decisions against the Gene Roberti men's basketbal l coach When· Los Angeles and the Atlanta Dodgers, gave up one run and five hits and Steve Maletz women's baskeTball Braves begin a three-game series In in his seven innings. coach . "I've been in the bullpen the last UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA Dodger Stadium tonight, it will be a Named Claude Felton sports in - battle for last place in the National few weeks and that taught me a lot,'' formation director . League West. After 18 losses in 25 · said the 2&-yearo()ld right-hander. "I games this month, that's where the learned to keep runners close to the bag when they're on base. I did that TODAY'S . Dodgers find themselves. MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS After Thursday night's 2-1 loss to. pretty well tonight, but I also got very By The Associated Press Cincinnati, their third in a row, the tired since I haven't been out there for AMERICAN LEAGUE BATT ING ·( 150 at bats) : Smalley, Dodgers fell 13'h· games behind a while." High School years Los Angeles Manager Tom Lasorda M innesota , .363 ; Carew, California, Houston, a game behind fourth-place represeni more .355; Boehle. Seattle, .3<8; Downing, San Diego, and th.ree games in front·of expressed dismay at the Dodgers' California, .348; Kemp, Detroit, .344. . the last-place Braves. than just lack of hitting, noting that his club has RUNS : Brett, KansasCity,63 ; Laneducation to your The Dodgers once more missed scored only 14 runs in its last seven Sford, California, 59; Otis, Kansas iOn or daughter Cily, 48 ; Rice, Boston, 55 ; LeFlore, numerous opportunities, managing games - six of them losses.They are a fime of matunng DetroiT, 5-4. "We're just not scoring at all,'' he only one run on six hits against the and expanding their horizons. JOHN ROBERTS RBI : Lynn, Boston, 63; Baylor, Reds' Tom Hume. and Doug Bair. said. "I don't know what to do, what to IA. class ring iS a time less memento of those years. ClNis ~."«>S California, 60 ; Bochte, Seattle, S7 ; 'AJam Robelts class ring shows you're proud ot lheir RIce , Boston, 54; Thomas, Hume , who earlier this season was in say. I know we've hit into an awful lot the Reds' bullpen, earned the win and of double plays lately." Milwaukee, 54; Horton, Seattle,54 . !achievements. Together vou con seleci a style just right 1for them. Come in and look oi ihe wide selection ot HITS : Brett, Kansos City,107; Lan· is now ~. Bair, who pitched the last The Oodgers left two runners on in sford, California, 98; Smalley, Min· two innings, recorded his lith save. the second inning, left the bases b<ioulifully crafted rings. nesota , 98; Boehle, Seattle, 93; Hor· loaded In the fourth, and another Cincinnati scored twice in the first ton, Seattle. 93. FOR A LIMITED TIME - DOUBLES : Lynn, ·Boston, 23; inning agamst loser Burt Hooton, 7-5, runner in scoring position in the SILADIUM' CLASS RINGS ON SALE! Washi ngTon, Chicago, 22 ; Lemon, and, as it developed, that was enough. ~~eventh. Their last gasp came in the Chicago, 19; Brett, Kansas. City, 19; eighth inning when Reggie Smith Joe Morgan doubled home Dave .BRING IN 'THIS AD TO GET SPECIAL Cooper, Milwaukee, 18 ; Downing, singled with one out and Steve Garvey PRICE ON 'lOUR SILAOIUM RING ConcepciOn with the Recta' fir~ run, California, 18; Bell , Texas, 18. · TRIPLES : Brett, Kansas City, 12; and Morgan later scored ·, on a grounded into a double play. It GoocHhru June 197'1 I Wilson, Kansas City, 7; Randolph, sacrifice fly by George Foster. It was marked the seventh time this month New York, 6; Molitor, Milwaukee, 5; Foster's 6!ith run batted in, tops in the the Los Angeles first baseman bad hit Griffin, Toronto, S; Bann ister, into a double play. NL. ' Chicago, 5; R. Jones, Seattle, 5. Cincinnati is in San Francisco over "I missed 12 games in May, but I've HOME RUNS: Lynn, Boston, 19; Thomas, Milwaukee, 18; Rice, come back strong now,". said the the weekend for a four-game series Boston. 17; Singleton, Baltimore, t6; Reds' left fielder, who has led the with the Giants that includes a double117 f. MAIN· I'OMIIIOY Grlch, California. 16. league in·runs batted in the past thre!l header Sunday. ••••••• ••••• I' ' l ••••••• ••••• '. GB 4 l'h 91f2 14 16'h 27'h 1 3 8'h 10 21 Thursday's Games Milwaukee 6, Minnesota 51 10 i nnings Chicago 2. Seattle 1 New York 5, Toronto J. 10 innings Cleveland 6, Baltimore 3 Detroit 6, Boston 3 Texas14, California 4 Kansas City 7, Oakland 6 Friday's Games Toronto (Jefferson 1-7 and Steib 0· 0) at Baltimore (McGregor 1-2 and Stone 5·SJ. 2 ·· Boston (Torrex 8·4) at New York (Guidry 6·4), (n) Cleveland (Walts 9-6) at Detroit !Baker 1·4) , (n) · Seattle (Abbott 3·8) at Milwaukee (Sorensen 9·7). (n) Chicago (Wortham 7·7) at Min· nesota (Jackson 0·0) or Kossman 8-6). (n) California (FrosT 5·4) aT Kansas City (Ga le 6·5). (n) Oakland (Keough 0-9) at Texas (Johnson 4·8J. (n) Saturday's Games Boston at New York Cleveland at Detroit Chicago at Minnesota TorQOIO at Baltimore, (n) Seattle at Milwaukee, (n) Oakland at Texas, (n) California at Kansas City, (n) Sunday's Games Clevelond at Detroit Toronto at Baltimore Boston at New York Chicago at Minnesota Seattle at Milwaukee California at Kansas City Oakland at Te)(as, (n) Hume sharp, .R eds I post 2-1 victory co. ·" \\ ,. GOVERNOR'S CONFERENCE-Approximately 20 persons, senior eitizens and staff members of the Senior Citizens Center, attended therecent Governor's Conference on Aging held at the Ohio State Fairgrounds in Columbus. Among those going was Mrs . Garnet Ervine of Pomeroy, pictured here with Gov. James A. Rhodes. The daily vacation Bible school of ! the Middleport Heath United \ Methodist Church and the Middleport ; First United Presbyterian Church • held this week at Heath Church coneluded today with a luncheon for the t53 children enrolled. C Mrs. Sandy Luckeydoo and Mrs. . Faye Wallace have served as direc1, tors of the school which had as its ~· theme, "Jesus, I Am His, He is Mine '' ·: Fluffy; a band puppet, has been usi ed throughout the week to introduce 1the lesso!l. The leaching staff consisted of Joni Murray, Carol Ann Harper, Bette Krawsczyn, and Pam Vaughan, beginners; Angie Houchins : and Donna Jenkins, primary; Jean ~Horton, Marcella Coleman and Patty 1Stein, middlers; Jennifer Wise, fifth land sixth graders; Judy Crooks, l i !......--------~ { For all your home entertainment and appliance needs . DOXOL SERVICE RIDENOUR'S TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE • Chester, 0 . Racine,'O. Curolyn Satterfield and Pat Philson, junior high. Assisting with the games and in the kitchen have been Larry Byer, Julie Byer, Jo McKinney, and Kathy and Ruth Ann Blake. TUESDAY POMEROY CHAPTER 172, Order of the Eastern star, 7:45p.m: Tuesday at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Members to take Items for a silent Mr. and Mrs. Dimny Wayne Robin- auction. son, Sr. of Route 4, Pomeroy, are announcing the birth of a son, Andrew BAKE SALE Harrison, born on June 21 at the A bake sale will be held at Royal ·Holzer Medical Center.' Andrew weighed seven pounds , two Oak Park on July 3, at 1 p.m. Funds ounces and was 19 inches long. Mr. for the sale will be used to purchaS!! and Mrs . Robinson have a son, Danny unifonns for band students at Wayne, Jr., six, and a daughter, Mar- Eastern High School. All students are asked to contribute cia Anne, four. M;tternal gr;mdmother is Mrs. to the project. Items are to be taken to Marcia Capehart, Route 2, Pomeroy, the trading post at the park. Help is and the paternal grandparents are also needed. Those intere$ted In Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Robinson, Jr., assisting are to call ~1 or ~ . Clifton, W. Va. Mrs: Eva Hysell, 4117. Route 2,' Pomeroy is the maternal great-@1'andmother; and Mr. and ROSEMARY HUBBARD Mrs . Frank McDermitt, Route 2, Rosemary Hubbard, daughter of Letart, W. Va. are the paternal great- Mr. and Mrs. Roger Holter, Route I, grandparents. Other paternal great- Racine, anti Brian Bailey, son of Mr. grandparents are Mrs. Clara Staats, and Mrs. Roger Baley, Route 3, Route I, Letart, W. Va. and Harrison Pomeroy, have left for Ithaca, N.Y. Robinson, gr., Gallipolis. to attend Cornell University for the summer. They are both enrolled in the introductory program In architecture and will return borne on Aug.U. Announce birth l I OPTOMETRIST · 1 OFFICE HOURS: 9:30 to 12, 2 to 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST COURT ST., POMEROY. Friday's Games New YOrk (Hassler 1·1) at Chicago (Reuschel6·5) Philadelphia <Espinosa 6·7 and Christenson 2·5) at St. Louis (Vuckovlch 6·4 and Forsch 3-7), 2, (n) Montreal (Lee 1·4) at Pittsburgh (Kison 3·4), (n) Houston (Andujar 8·4) at san Diego (Perry 7·5), (n) Atlanta (Solomon 4·31 at Los Angeles !Sutcliffe 7·5). <n> Cincinnati (LoCoss 8·2) at San Francisco (Knepper 6-2), (n) Saturday's Games VIKING COUNTRY ELM PANELING Reg. 113.44 ~ SALE Cincinnati at San Francisco Philadelph ia at St. Louis Atlanta at Los Angeles, (n) Houston ot Son Diego, (n) -------------------------------· -. •a•s Sheet Limited Quantity ]amey Holter The purpose of the plan is to provide Ohio with social services that will enable residenls of Ohio lo restore, maintain, or improve lhelr capabilities for seli-supporl (Goal 1). self-sufficiency (Goal II), to prevent or remedy abuse or exploitation, or to preserve families (Goal Ill), to provide community-based care (Goal IV). and where necessary. to provide Improved Institutional care fGoal V). ,. Application for social services will be accepted by the local county wellare department which has been delegated respon sibility lo manage the se.,ice program under lhe administration ol the Ohio Department of Public Wellare. EXPLANATION OF DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE PROPOSED ANO FINAL CASP Turns five years The fifth birthday of Jamey Holter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Holter, was celebrated at his home on June 19. Refreshments of cake, ice cream and Kool-Aid were served. The cake, decorated to resemble a super van, was made by his aunt, Sharon Card. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Thonias Holter and Kevin, Mr. anll Mrs. Jim Werry, Randy and Rick; Mi-. and Mrs. Ronald Holter, Debbie, Tammy and Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Card, Aaron, John and Tracy, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hubbard, Cassie and Jeremy, Mrs. Robyn Reiber, Rachel and Robert, Rosemary Hubbard Mike Dent, and Vicky Sheets. Sen~ gifts were Mrs. Susie Workman and Mrs. Lillie Gheen. ••• SERVICES: The follow ing social services have been changed wiih respecl to definitions and service title adjustments. New York at Chicago, 2 Montreal at Pittsburgh, 2 Philadelphia at St. LOUiS, 2 BAUM TRUE VALUE Chester, 0. 985-3301 ALLIS-CHALMERS SJOO OFF Saturday' s Games By The Associ~ led Press . BASEBALL American League NEW YORK YANKEES ·- Ac · tivated Reggie Jackson, outfielder. Placed Ed Fiyueroa, pitcher, on the 21 ·day disabled list. National League CINCINNATI REDS - Acquired Hector Cruz. outfielder. from the San Fronclsco Giants for Pedro Borbon, pitcher. Sent Arturo DeFreites, first bosemon, to indianapolis of the American Association . Recalled Mario soto, pitcher, and Harry Spilman, first baseman ·third baseman, from indianapolis. Sold the contract of Ken Henderson , Services reviled: out· fielder, to the Chicago Cubs. .SAN FRANCISCO . GIANTS Traded Bill MadlOck, second basemon, Lenny Randle, Infielder, ond Dave Roberts, pitcher, to the Pit· tsburgh Pirates for Ed Whitson, pit· ' I> INDIVIDUALS TO BE SERVED: Tidewater at Charleston Rochester at Columbus Toledo at Syracuse Richmond at Pawtucket Thursday's Placement Services for Children Residential Treatment for Adults Socialization-Developmental Services for Adults Services lor Substance Abusers - Alcoholics and Drug AddiciS Friday's Games Sports T..rans.Jctlons Service• modified : Campership Employment & Training Foster Care tor Adults Guardianship Homemaker/Home Health Aide WITH PURCHASE· OF EXCITING NEW 816GT TRACTO~ AND MOWER . Here's a garden traCior beefed up enoug h for the rea lly' tough iobs. Exclusive new rearranged speeds for better working ability! A Pu rc hase now with mower L\ AlLIS · CHALMERs attachmen t and sa ve . l Uito ·~ 0 GUI)l ~ ( QI)! . ... U t MODERN 992·2164 SUPPLY 399 w. Main St. Pomeroy "The Store w.ith All K inds.otStuff" , For Pets - Large & Small ~nlnils. Lawns & Gardens. ,. 'The Final Plan contains new Income eligibility levels (gross annual income of $t0,550 for a family of four for free services; up to a gross annual incOme of $t5,350 for a family of four for services for partial payment). The category of eligibility for day care services for children of agricultural migrant workers 'has been deleted. Developmentally disabled and menially retarded Individuals have been included under one group definition rather than two. ·~ REVIEW OF PUBLIC COMMENTS BOXSPRINGS & l ;. I Public comments received on the Proposed. Plan are available 'for review and wllf be retained tor public review. for the next three program years. Review can be arranged through the Title XX Coordinator, Office of the Deputy Director for Program Development, Ohio Department of Public Welfare, 30th Floor, 30 East Broad Slreel, Columbus, OhiO 43215. '• '/ ·· FULL SIZE ••' PUBLIC REVIEW AND COPIES I Visit your local county welfare department listed ~low lo view the final Comprehensive Annual Services Plan. To obtain a copy of the Final Plan, send a check for $t5 payable to the Ohio Department of Public Welfare and a self-addressed mailing label to: Ohio Department of Public Welfare, Manual Updates, 30 East Broad Street, 32nd floor. Columbus, Ohio 43215. . MEIGS CO. WELFARE DEPT. 175 Race P.O. Box 191 (614) 992-2117 ' Middleport, 0. 45160 TWIN SIZE I :! ' I I t,f i ••I ..t' ,£ !tl • ~.... INGELS CREDIT FURNITURE & JEWELRY "Two In One Store" 106 N. 2nd Ave. .,, Middl ") 1 0. July 1-6 . -· .. MIDDLEPORT, 0. SAVE YOUR R.C., NEHI. UPPER 1\1, DIET Rll DAD'S ROOT BEER BOffiE CAPS FOR CHARITY R. C. BOTTLING CO. Middleport, Ohio Mill Street 992-3542 or 992-3344 FROM PARKERSBURG PYRAMID At The .Inn Place . 10 TIL 2 ® . T.HE MEIGS INN dauy1Siev Locust St.· " Middleport. . Ph . · 4. "7't48 99?-5721 BAND 59~ Featuring 5 Soft Serve Cones BAKER FURNITURE 'PIECE MILK. SHAKES 95 '179 SAVE '40 95 '129 SA r--=----------. SHOP fOR FINE QUALITY FURNITURE APPEARING THIS WEEKEND -- MAnRESS BUDGET Diane Finnicum, bride-elect of Lewis Eugene Humphrey, Jr. was honored with a bridal shower recently at the Riverboat Room of the Athens County Savings and Loan Co. in Pomeroy. Hostesses for the shower were Sarah Gibbs, Judy Eblin, and Pat Humphrey. Games were played with prizes going to Mabel Johnson, Joyce Riley, Mrs. Gibbs, and door prizes went to Kay Riley and Hortense Humphrey. Refrealunents of cake, punch, nuts · and mints were served to those named a6d Maxine Fields., Katen Brown, Isabelle Brown, Nancy Van Meter, Carol Workman, Marilyn RUfle, Shirley Gibbs, Kathy Gibbs, Karen Finnicum, Judy Reynolds, Jan !Uley, Louise Bartels, Clara Humphrey, Roberta Acree, Ellen Rile, Jan Rile, · Brenda Cllartarra, Genis Grover, Sue Lieving, Paula Bocook, Eunice Eblin, Eisel Roach, Pearl Keyes, Myrtle Grover, Marcia Houdashelt, Linda Grover, Nellie Grover, Loraine Venoy, Melinda Demosky, Joe Humphrey, Regina, Amber and Matthew Eblin. Monday thru Friday The general reasons for lhe changes are: ,t) so thai information is more readable ; 2) to conform more closely with federal requirements ; 3) so that the plan Is more comprehensive In scope; 4) because of public comment. and; 5) to be current wlih new median income Information. VISIT BAKER'S Shower held THIS WEEK . GENERAL SUMMARY OF REASONS FOR CHANGES Mrs . Lilly Hubbard, Mrs. Blanche (}ilkey, Mrs. Hennan Lohse, Mrs. Leo Childs , Mrs. Goldie Gilmore, Mr. and Mrs. Cash Bahr, Or. and Mrs. James Conde and family, Brian Conde, Dr. .and Mrs . E. Villaneua, Regina Kimes, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Eblin, Mr . an~ Mrs. Lenny Lyons, Mr. an.d Mrs. Bob· McKinney, Marvin· Murray and Kevin , Bessie Ashley, Frances ~h. Mrs. Janet Williamson, Mrs. Rita Hamin, Mrs. J~nnie Taylor and Jennifer, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stewart and Allen , Suzy Grandall, Mrs. Hope Eblin, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bruch, Mrs. Myrtle Grover, Mrs. Pat Humphrey, Mrs. Nelia Seyler, Mrs. Milly Stone, Mrs. Kay Rupe , Mrs. 0ene Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Butch Roush, Mr. and Mrs . Richard Neal , Mrs. Jay Hill , Sr., Penny Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Barton, Mr. and Mrs. Brent Manley, Mr. and Mrs. Brent Manley, Mr . and Mrs . Steve Stewart, Margaret Jones, Reva Beach, Berdaughter. nice Wlnn , Mrs. Francis Bliss, Mr. They were also luncheOn guests of a and Mrs. Jim Whitlatch, Mrs. Jackie cousin, Kenneth Davis, and his family. Other highlights bf their trip in- Hoover, Mr . and Mrs. Vince Thacker, Mr. and Mrs . Clarence Bailey, Mrs. eluded a visit to the Genesee County Kathryn Erwin, M(s. William HopHistoric Crossroads Village where pes, Mr. and Mrs .. Clarence Hoppes they rode the Huckleberry Railroad, and family, Jim Morgan, Jeff a 1920 steam locomotive, over nine miles on narrow guage rails, and a . Walburn, Buck Hall, Kenny Baylor, Grace Hawley, and Mildred Hawley. stage show with turno()f-the-eentilty costumes and music put on by the U. ofM. Flintplayers. Phyllis !hie Relyea was recently presented a plaque honoring her as the Junior High Music Teacher of the Year. It was ·presented by the Michigan Music Education Associalion at Central Michigan University Youth Arlll Festival. The students and teachers were honored in drama, art and music. • Mrs. Mildred Ihle and granddaughter, Melissa Ihle, have returned from a visit with relatives in Ohio and Michigan. In West Uberty, they spent time with Mrs. lhle's father, Nonnan Heihnan, and her brother and sisterin-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Heilman. They also vlaited Mr. and Mrs. Rex Musser, Chad· and Eric and the Bill Nease family, and in Bellefontaine, they .were guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Karibo, Christopher and Jonathan. From there they traveled to Flint, Michigan to visit Mr. and Mrs. Jack Relyea (Phyllls Jhle.) They took a tour of the Flint Chevrolet Manufacturing Plant where Jack Relyea works and watched the molding of plastic for use in auto production. They saw the antique quilt collection of Mary Shaffer at the Robert J. Whaley home which is operated by the Flint Historical Society. The Robert T. Longway Planetarium where the program celebrated the loth anniversary of Neil Armstrong's "Footsteps on the Moon" was also visited by Mrs. Ihle and her grand- ·. SPECIAL I I Robin, Mrs. Sharon Stewart, Mrs. Debbie Gerlach, Mrs. Flo Grueser, Mrs. Peggy Brickles, Mrs. Shirley Bumgardner, Mrs . Nita Conde, Mrs. Ruthann Plants; Mrs. Cathy Erwin, Mrs. Charlotte Erlewine, Mrs. Martha Childs, Suzy Scarberry, Tina Shelly, Mary Colwell, Ruthanna Plants, Deann Denny, Angie Barton, Beverly Grate, and Mrs. Nora Rice. On May 24, Beverly Grate entertained at her Rutland home with a bridal party honoring the new Mrs. Stewart. Attending were ~rs. Violet Grate, Georgene Grate, Jo McKinney, Ruthanna Plants, Mary Colwell Tina Miller, and Tina Shelly. Gifts were also presented to the couple by Mrs. Lewis Ellis, Mrs. Betty McKinley, Mrs. Helen Bodimer, !hies return from visits BAKED GOODS TO BE SOLD Boy Scout Troop 249 will hold a bske. sale Saturday, June 30. Proceeds will go toward expenses at summer camp. The CQ'Jt to send a scout to camp is $47. U Interested in sending a boy to camp call Bob Arms at 992-M87 or Cleland Realty. PURPOSE Sunday's Games Tidewater at Charleston Ra<:hester at Columbus Toledo at Syracuse Richmond at Pawtucket • I The Final Comprehensive Annual Services Plan (CASP) for Ohio has been published in accordance with Title XX of the Soc1al Security Acl enacted by Public. Law 93·647, and Is available for review by the public. CLOSEOUT New York at Chicago International League By Tho Associated Press Thursday's Results Charleston 4, Tidewater 3 (10 in· nlngs) Columbus 7. Rochester J Syracuse 4, Toledo 3 Powtucket 5, Richmond 1 I • FINAL P~AN FOR SOCIAL SERVICES IN OHIO .. July 1, 1979- June 30, 1980 Houston at San Diego SUNDAY RECEPTION at Middleport Church of Christ Sunday following worship service with a potluck dinner and program in honor of the new pastor. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Melton. ·r-------------------------------1 I N. W. COMPTON, O.D. · l ~~· New York 3, Pittsburgh 2 Cincinnati 2, Los Angeles 1 Only games scheduled Cincinnati at San Francisco, 2 Atlanta at Los Angeles DANCE at archery building, Royal Oak Park, 9 p.m. to 12 midnight Saturday with music by WXIL OJ Bob Garrett. Mod lighting and a dan· ce contest. Sponsored dlY Eastern - · Cheerleaders. SHADE RIVER LODGE 453, <llester Saturday at 7:30p.m. Work in fellow craft degree. All masons welcome. · Bible school meets last week I _____________ .... Houston 6, 5.an Francisco 5 Montreal at Pittsburgh 'I $59.95 NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST W. L. Pet. GB Montreal 42 ' 26 .618 Chicago 35 32 .522 6'12 st. Louis . 35 32 .522 61J:z Pittsburgh J6 33 .522 w, Philadelphia 37 35 .514 7 New York 29 39 .426 13 WEST Houston 47 31 .603 Cincinnati 40 35 .533 s•;, San FranCisco 37 38 .493 8'h san Diego 35 44 .443 12'h Los Angeles 33 44 .439 16 Atlanta 29 46 .387 16 Thursday's G~mes Son Diego6, Atlanto 5 J I~ . I BASEBALL SCOREBOARD Baseball At A Glance By The Assa<:iated Press AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST W.L. Pet. Baltimore 50 24 .676 Boston 45 27 .625 M i lwaukee 43 32 .573 New York. •l 34 . 541 Detroit 34 36 .<116 Cleveland 33 40 .452 toronto 24 53 .312 WEST Kansas City 42 33 .560 Texas 42 33 .560 California 42 35 .545 37 34 .521 Minnesota Chicago lJ 41 .AA6 Seattle 33 44 .429 Oaklond 22 55 .286 FRIDAY Mr s. Br•·nda Wyatt, Mrs . Crystal ROUND AND SQUARE dance i .ee, and Mrs. Judy Harrison were Friday; 8:30 to 11 :30 p.m. at Meigs hostesses for a rec~nt bridal shower Senior Citizens Center, Pomeroy. honoring Judy Hall Stewart held at Open to public with music by the Middleport Church of Christ. Stringdusters. Admission, $1 adults A yellow and white color scheme and free for children under 12 ac- was carried o ut with wedding bells companying parents. and the cake was inscribed "Best Judy and Barry." Games ·Wishes, ROCK SPRINGS GRANGE ...Friday were played wlih · prizes going Jo at 8 p.m. inspection, at the hall. Mary Stewart, Dinah· Stewart, and Degree work will be presented and Mary Pickens. Cake, potato chips, refreshments served. mints , nuts, punch and coffee were served to those named and Mrs. Betty SATURDAY BAKE SALE Saturday sponsored Reed, mother of the bride, Mrs. Bea by Boy Scout Troop 249. Proceeds to Stewart, mother of the groo111, Mrs. be used to attend swnmer camp. If in· Edith Barton, Mrs. Evelyn Murray, terested in sending a boy to camp call Mrs. Mary . ·Stewart, Mrs. Dinah Bob Arms at 992-6487 .or Cleland Stewart and Cindi, Mrs. Patty Barton, Mrs. Mary Wise, Mrs. Susan Realty. Frach, Mrs. Lorraine Venoy ""~ TAG DAY Saturday in village of Syracuse. Ail participating meet at fire station at 9 a.m. '• , Before the Reds were done trading Thursday, they had se nt first baser'nan Arturo OeF-reitcs to Indianapo lis, sold outfielder Ken Henderson to the Chicago Cubs and called up infielder Harry Spilma9 and pitcher Mario Solo from the Indianapolis farm club. "This is one of thdse things where CINCINNATI (AP) - A trade that sent pitcher Pedro Borbon .to the San Francisco Giants for outfielder Hector Cruz started I! hectic day 0! dealing for the Cincinnati Reds, their busiest day since Tom Seaver, Rick Auerbach and Paul Moskau joined the club two years ~go . · Bridal shower honors judy Hall 126 MAIN 992·3629 :lfOMEROY, 0. �v - .lUI.. uau.)' .X:Hllllt:J, J¥.UUWt:pUl L•t'UII&t!:rO)' 1 CHURCH NEWS U., }'I fHJay 1 JWlE: i.~, 1!:1• ~ sh1p 10 lO a m UMYF 6 p m 7- The Daily Sentmel , M1thllcpru 1-Pnmcl'n), L: F: tday, Jwu• ?.9, 1979 · Rober! Robmson Pastor. RUTLAND, Church ScMool 9 30 o m , Worship 10.30 a m . W1lbu r Hilt , Pas lor SA LEM CENTE R Wonh•p 9 o m . Church School9 -45 a m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev . Harvey Koch Jr These Messages Of Our Religious Heritage Arc Sponsored E~ch Week By The Following: TRINITY CHURCH , Ae\1 W H Perrtn FOREST RUN Worshp 9 a m Church pastor Bob Budt , Sunday school supt Church School. 9 1S o m worshtp ser. School lOam . MINERSVIlLE , Ctlurch School 9 · o .m \I te e. 10 30 o m Cho1r rehearsal Tuesday Worship 10 o .m 7 30 p m under d~r eclion of Allee Nease ASBURY Church Schoo l 9 50 a m W or-, POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corner Un1on and Mulberry, Rev Clyde V ship II o m 81ble Study 7 30 p m Thurs · rf"""l. . '1" Henderson ,L pdf'lor Sunday schooJ, 9 30 day UMW los! Tuesday . MEIGS TIRE SOUTHERN CLUSTER K&C JE~ELERS ELLIS & SONS a m , Glen M cC lung, supt mor:,;tng wor shtp1 to 3lJ o m . eventng serv tce , 7 30. Rev . Davod Hams .CENTER, · INC. Complete i.~~Q Rev . Mark Flynn mtd· week ser\IIC9 'Wednesday 7 30 p m Automot1n K...~ Florence Smith Service John F Fultz, Mgr GRACE EPISCOPAl CHURCH - 326 E ............ ~ ~-· H1honWolfe Ph 992·2101 Mom St Pomeroy The Rev Robert 8 211 E Ma Street Locust & Mtddleport, Ohlo Pomeroy BETHANY, (Dorcas) Worsh1p 9 00 o m . Gro ves, rector Sunday servtces. (summer 992 -J 78S schedule beginmng June 3) at 10 a m . Ser· Chu rch SchoollO 00 am CARMEL , Chruch School 9 30 am W orvice wtll alternate between the Holy SWISHER LOHSE Euchomt and morntng praye r, effect1ve lhtp 10 30 o.m 2nd and .4th Sundays PlANING PHARMACY APPLE GROVE, Sunday S<hool9 30 a .m . June 3 Holy Commun1on every other SunWe Fill Doctors· day of ecch month and sermon , Church Wo rship 7.30 p m . 1st and 3rd Sundays, MILL Prescnphons Mill Work· school and nursery core prov tded . Coffee Prayer m"tlng Wednesday 1 30 p .m. 992-29.55 Cabinet Makln1 hour in parish house followmg the ser- Fellowship supper ftrst Saturday 6 p .m. Pomeroy Syracuse t92-lP71 UMW 2nd Tu ..day 7.30 p.m. vice EAST LETART, Otruch School 9 a .m . POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST, 212 W . Main St John McArtl-lur pastor, Bible Worship servtce 10 am Prayer meeting school, 9 30 o m mor nmg worship , I 0·30 7 30 p .m. Wednesday . UMW second Tues. a m . Youth meetmgs 6 30 p m ; evemng day 7.30 p.m . RACINE WESLEYAN - Sunday school 10 worship . 7 30. Wednesday n•ght prayer a .m., worship, 11 am . Chotr proct tce, meetmg and Btble study . 7·30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY . 115 Bu«ernul Thursday , 8 p.m LET ART FALLS- Wors hip servtce 9 a. m Ave ., Pomeroy . Envoy and Mrs Roy Wm· mg. off1cers m charge Sunday·holmess Church SchoollO o m MORNING STAR. Worshtp 9 30 a .m., ROSEBERRY'S meetmg, 10 o m . Sunday Sc~ool , 10 30 om Sunday school leader , YPSM , Elo1se Church School 10 30 o m . Youth . PENNZOIL Adams 7·30 p m. . soi .... otton meettng , Tuesdays, 7 p m N•tlonwlde Ins. Co. 3rd Stre.l MORSE CHAPEL, Church School 9 .30 various speakers an d mus1c spectals of Columbus. 0 . Racine, 0 Thursdoy- 10 a.m . to 2 p m Lodtes Home a .m . Worsh1p 11 a .m. 104 W. Mltln PORTL ... ND, Church School 9:30 o m. Ph. 949 · 91~0 "2·2311 Pomeroy league, all women invtted. 7 30 p.m. prayer meettng and B1ble study Bob Worship II a.m. SUTTON. Church School9:30 a .m . War· Estep, leader Rev. Noel Hermon , RACINE ship 1st and 3rd Sundays 10·30 a m teacher . NORTHEAST ClUSTER FOOD MARKET BU~liNGTON SOUTHERN BAPTIST Rev. RtchordW. Thomas CHAPEL. Route I , Shod&- Pa1tor Bobby Duane Sydenstricker. Sr. Elktns Sunday school , 5 p m . Sunday John W Douglas worship , 5 ..S p m . Wednesday prayer Charles Domigan servtee 7.30 p.m JOPPA , Worship 9:00 a.m Church POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200 W Main St. , Jerry Paul , SchoollO·OOa.m. CHESTER, Worship 9 ' a m , Church mmister, phone 992 7666 ConseNattve , non-t nstrumentol. Sunday worsh ip, 10 School 10 am Chotr Rehearsal 7 p.m . a m., Btble study , 11 a .m .. worship , 6 Wednesday 81ble Study. Wednesdays 7 30 p m. p m Wednesday B1ble study. 7 p m. LONG BOTTOM , Sunday S<fwol a! 9·30 OLD OEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Rev Rolph Smith, pastor . Sunday school, a m. Even1ng Worshtp at 7.30 p m . Thurs· a.m ., Mrs Worley Francis, day Bible S!udy, 7.30 p.m 9 30 REEDSVILLE: Sunday School 9:30 o.m supenntendent. Preochmg ser.... ices firtt & Mormng Worship 10 30 am. Eventng Wor· thtrd Sundays followtng Sunday School. GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST, shp 7·30 p m. Bible Study Wednesdays at APPLIANCE Preaching 9·30 a.m., first and second Sun· 7 30p.m . S.les-s.ivJ~-A.ccenorles ALFRED, Sunday S<hool ol 9 :45 a.m days of each month, th1rd and fourth Sun· 220 E. Mlln St. days each month worsh1p servtce at 7·30 Morning Worship at 11 a.m. Wednesday 992-7113 ~ S unday p.m. Wednesday even tngs at 7 ~ Prayer Night Prayer MMting 7.30 p. ~ . I Connth1ans ST. PAUL, (Tuppers Plains). Sunday and 81ble Study . PIZZA 10 1· 15 SEVENTH· DAY ADVENTIST, Mulberry School 9.00 a .m Mornmg Wonhtp at Eat In or 10·00 o m Monday Ntght Bible Study 7 30 Heights Road , Pomerar. Pastor, Albert Carry Out Monday p.m. Dittes; Sabbath Schoo Supertntendent I Connth1ans 126 E. Mlln SOUTH BETHEl (Silver Ridge) Sunday Rtto White . Sabbath School. Saturday 14 I 20 School 9.00 a.m . Mormng Woshlp 10·00 afternoon at 2 ·00, wtth Worshtp Service a.m. Wednesday Bible Study, 7:30P.m followtng at 3· 15 Tuesday KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, services RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCHReuter.Brogan Ephes 1ans Sister Harnett Warner , Supt. Sunday eoch Sunday 9:30 a m. George Ptckena , 1 15·23 School , 9 30 am , morning worship, 10:_., pastor wtth preaching on first and thtrd Sunday of month OfiverSwoin, Supt. om. Wednesday HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION, Rev . Kooth Setvices THE HILAND CHAPEL, George Cosio, Eph es ians P9stor. Sunday School, 9·30 a.m., eventng Eblin, pastor Sunday School, 9 30 a m ; 214 E. Mam 2 1· 10 worship, 7 30 Thursday evenmg prayer Leonard Gilmore. first elder eventng ser992-5130 Pomeroy Our American h eritage ha s its roofs deep in our \lice, 7.30 p.m. Wednesday prayer service, 7·30 p m T hur sday hom es and hearts POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST, Dav1d Mann . meeting, 7 30 p.m Ephes tans BEARWAllOW RIDGE CHURCH OF mmtster, Willtom Watson. Sunday school To understand il we must belwld the light of oov 1~o 1 4 1· 16 supt. Sunday school , 9.30 a m .. morning CHRIST, Duane Warden, miniSter . BJble class , 9:30a.m.; morning wont·up, 10:30 worship 10.30 a.m Tractors, New Holland il k1ndl es 111 lh e hearts of enslaved men. Fnday evening worsh1p, 6:30 p. m. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST, 282 Mulberry a.m . Mlchlnery Bible study. 6·30 p m. Ph1hpp1 ans Wednesday Spring Ave. 992.5101 Ave , Pomeroy, Paul Sil\ler, Pastor, To honor 11 we mu st revere th e institutions and Pomeroy NEW STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY 2 1-13 Woodrow T Zwiling, Sunday school be l1 e[s upo n wh1ch it is founded. superintendent Sunday school, 9 30 a.m ; Church, Sunday School service, 9·•5 om .; Saturday Worthlp servlce •• l0.30, Evangelistic Ser morning worshtp 10·30. eventng worshtp, Tu preserv e If we must exercise faithfully its Phthpp1ans 7.00 p.m Mtdweek prayer service , 7 00 vice , 7·30 p.m. Wednesday, Prayer meeting, 7:30. p.m pri vileges and opporl unifi es 3 8·21 ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, Pomeroy· M IDWAY COMMUNITY CENTER . Dexlor To perpetua te il we mu st keep 1ts vision bright Rd·, langsvi lle, Ohio, Rev . Clyde Ferrell, Harriaonville Rd. , Robert Purtell , pastor, Pastor. Sunday School II a .m. Saturday Bill McElroy, Sunday school supt. Sunday preochmg ..rvices 7:30 p .m Wednesday school , 9·30 am : mormng worshtp and befo re lh e eyes of our children . communion , 10.30 am ; Sunday worship evemng 81ble study ot7 30 p.m. To enshr1n e il we mu st thank , warship , serve a nd WAID CROSS service, 7 p m. Wednesday e>Jening FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH. Belloy love th e d ivine A ulh or of Liberty. prayer mHflng and Bible study, 7 p.m. Run Rood . Rev . Emmen Rowson , pastor SONS STORE ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH , Pine Handley Dunn , supt. Sunday school . 10 Groceriesa.m . Sunday e\lening service 7.30. Bible Grove. The Rev. William Middleaworth, Sc11 p1Ure~ selected ov The Amar1can Bible Soc1e1y Copyr1ght 1919 Ketsler AdVelliSing Service Strasburg, Vtrglflla Gtneral Merchendise Pastor Church services 9:30a.m. Sunday ~ teochtng, 7 30 p.m. Thursday. Racine 949-2550 DYESVIllE COMMUNITY CHURCH, S<hool10•30a .m . BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST, Edward Roger C Turner, pastor. Sunday school, 9·XJ a m Sunday morntng worshtp, Fryman , pastor. Sunday school , 9·30o m.: THE DAILY MARK STORE worship service, 10 JO a.m.; Sunday ser10·30, Sunday evening serv1ce, 7:30. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN \llces, 7.30 p.m , youth group. Wadnas· SENTINEL (For A RHI AuctiOn Call CHRISTIAN UNION, Lowrance Manley, day , 7 p.m . The RHI McCoy) 448 Locust MiddleportANTIQUITY BAPTIST, Rov. Eorf Shuler, pastor, Mrs Russell Youn~ . Sunday I. 0 . (Mac) McCoy 992·3093 S<hool Sup!. Sunday Schoof 9.30 a.m. pastor. Sunday school 9 30 a .m., Church Pomeroy, 0 . 915·1944 Mtdd1eport Evening worship , 7·30, Wednesday prayer service, 7 p m. ; youth mMtlng , 6 p.m . Tuesday Blbfo Sludy. 7 p.m . mMhng, 7 30 p m RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Rocln~ Rev W H lyktns, pastor.' Morn~ Re\1. John A . CoHman, pc:~stor Franklin lng worshtp . 9' ;.t5 a m • Sunday school , Imboden, cho~rman of the Boord of Chris· 10:45 a.m., evemng worst·up , 7. Tuesday, tion Life. Sunday School, 9.30 a.m.: morn· 7 30 p m , lad1es prayer meeting: tng worship, 10:30; Sunday evening wor· ship, 7:30p.m. Prayer meettng, Wednes· Wednesday , 7.30p m. YPE. MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST , Corner day , 7 30 p.m. ' RACINE FIRST BAPTIST, Don L Walker, Shdh and Palmer, the Rev Mark McClung, Sunday scl-looi, 9 15 a.m., Don Wilson , Pastor, Ronn1e Salser. Sunday school supenntendant lacy Borton, asst. supt . supt .. Sunday school , 9 30om ; morning Morning Wonl·up, 10·15 om B1bla study, worship, 10 40 a.m.; Sunday evenmg wor10 30 a.m. of church ; Youth meeting, 7:30 ship, 7:30, Wednesday evening Bible p.m. Wednesday . Wednesday night Bible sludy, 7:30. DANVIllE WESLEYAN, Rev R D study and prayer service 7 30 p.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST, Moddleporl , 51h Brown, postor. Sunday School, 9:30 o .m., and Mo1n , Bob Milton , minister, Mike morning worship 10:-45; youth service, CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE . Sup! Sunday School , 9 30 a m., worsh tp 9:30a.m.: morning worship 11 a m Sun· VICTORY _... PTfST - On tho Route 7 Gerlach, supertntendent. Terry Yankey, 6·•5 p :m. &\lenlng worshtp, 7 30 p.m. , Rev. Herbert Grate, pastor Worsh1p se r· servtce, 11 o m • Sunday e\len tng ser'4ice, day 8\lenlng service 7 ·30; prayer bypass . Jam•• E. KHsH , pastor. Sunday youth minister Btble school , 9 30 a .m .; prayer and praise, Wednesday , 7·30 p.m. vice, 11 a .m . and 7:30 p m Sunday 7 p m Prayer meetmg, Wednesday, 7 meeting, Thursday , 7.30p.m. school, 10 o.m.; morning warship, 11 Sll VER RUN FREE BAPTIST, Rev Marvin, morning worsh tp, 10·30 a. m , evening School , 9 ·30 a m. Charles Bissell . sup! p m WMPO Rad1o broadcast, Sunday SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD a m. , evening service, 7. worshtp 7:30, prayer s&r\ltCe, 7 p.m. Markin, pastor, Steve little Sunday school Prayer mHting, Wednesday , 7 30 p.m mornmg , 7·45 Not Pentecostal, Rov . George O iler, TRINITY Christian Auembly, Coolville supt. Sunday school , 10 a.m., morning Wednesday . lAUREl CliFF FREE METHODIST RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, pastor . Worship service Sunday, 9:•5 Gilbert Sponcor, pastor . Sunday 'tt'Orship, 11 a.m. Sunday evening war· M IDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE CHURCH . Rev . Floyd F Shook . poSior . Rev. Lloyd 0 Grimm . Jr pastor . Sunday o m .. Sunday school, 11 a .m., worship school, 9.30 a.m.; morning worship, 11 NAZARENE, Rev . Jim Br09me, pastor . Bill ship, 7:30. Prayer m"ting and Bible lloyd Wright , Sunday School Supt . M orn· school. 9 30 om , worsht p se rv tce 10 30 service, 7·30 p m Thursday prayer am. Sunday evening service, 7:30p.m.; White, Sunday school supt Sunday study, Thursday. 7·30 p.m.; youth service, ing Worship 9:30 a.m ., Sunday Scllool a m . Broadcast li ve over WMPO young meeting. 7:30p.m midweek prayer service Wednesday, 7:30 school, 9 30 a .m. , morning worship , 10.30 6 p. m. Sunday 10 20 a.m.; Wednesday Prayer ohd Btble pecfple s serv 1ce, 7 p.m . Evangelistic ser· MT . HERMON Untied Brelhran Church. p .m CHESTER CHURCH OF GOO, Rev. Danny om ; Sunday evangelistic maetmg, 7:00 Study 7 30 p.m., Sunday evemng worship vtce , 7 30 p .m. Wednesday service, 7 30 Sunday School 9.30 a.m. Worship Mrvice MOUNT Ol!vot Communlly Church, p.m. Prayer meet tng Wednesday , 7 p .m. R. Cook. pastor. Sunday school , 9 30om . 7 30 p.m ; Choir Prochce Thursday , 7 p m p m .. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIS T, Corner 10-45 a.m. Preaching services every Sun· lawrence Bush, poster; Bettie Pigott, Sun· UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF wonhlp service, 11 a.m.: eveninp servtce. DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST. Charles of Second ond Ander son, Moson Pastor day oflernotlng with C. tf. Wednesday day school sup!. Sunday Schoof and mornMEIGS COUNTY, Dwtght l Zovttt , d1rec· 7:00; youth service, Wedne1doy, 7 00 Runell . Sr., minister . R1ck Macomber , Fronk Low)her Sunday sc hool 9 ,.5 am prayer meeting 7:30 p.m. Rev. James Ing worship, 9:30 a.m . Sundoy evening p.m lor sup!. Sunday school. 9 30 o .m . worsh1p worship serviCe, II am and 7,30 p m leach , pastor. David Holter, lay Ieeder. service, 7 p.m .: Youth mHtlng and Bible lANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN. Rev . service, 10.30 am. Bible Study , Tuesday, Weekl y Btbl e Study, Wednesday. 7 30 JEHOVAH S WITNESSES, I milo east of study, Wednesday, 7 p.m. Ernest Stricklin, pastor Sunday church RoMrt . Musaer, pastor Sunday school , 7 30 p.m . pm Rutland, junction of Route 124 and Noble FAITH BAPTIST Church, Mason, mHt at school, 9 30 o.m , Mrs. Homer lee, supt , 9 30 o.m , Roy Sigmon, supt. ; morning REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS MASON CH URCH OF CHRIST, Miller Sl , Summit Rood (T· 17~) Sunday Bible lecUnit.d StHI Workers Union Hall, Railroad morningworshtp, 10·30 wonhip , 10·30; Sunday evening ser\llce, CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS, Por !lond Ma son, W Va . Aunce M tck , pa stor Sun· ture, 9 30 a. ; Watchtower study, 10·30 StrHt. Moton. Pastor, Rev. Jay Mitchell. MIDDLEPORT, Sunday school, 9·30o.m ., 7 .30. mid· weD service, Wednesday , 7 Racine Rood . William Roush , pastor day 81ble Study 10 a. m., Worship 11 a.m . a .m., Tuesday, Blbfo sludy, 7 and B: " Morning worship 9:•5 a.m. , Sunday Richard Vaughan . supt Morning worship, p.m Phyllis Stobort. Sunday School Supt Sun and 7 p m Btble Study Wednesday 7 p.m., p.m.; Ttlundoy, theocratic school, 7:30 School 10:30 a.m . Prayer mHtlng 10.30. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE , day School . 9:30a.m. Morning worshtp, Vocal muSic p.m. ; service meeting, 8:30p .m. Wednesday, 7:30p.m . SYRACUSE, Mornmg worship, 9 o .m . Rev. Dole Boss, pastor, Sunday school , I 0.30 a.m .• Sunday evening sarv1ce 7 p m MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD Dudding RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST Church FOREST RUN BAPTIST Rov. Nylo Sunday school , 10 a.m Mrs Sampson 9.30 am ; morntng worship, 10-45 am. , Wednesday evening prayer services 7 30 lane, Mason, W Vo Chester Tennant. leland Hafey, pastor . Sunday school, 10 Borden . pastor. Cornelius Bunch , evangelistic service, 7 p.m . Wednesday t-tall , supt pm Pastor Sun day School 9 .t5 am., a.m.; evening service, 7·30 p m Prayer superintendent. Sunday school, 9:30a.m. ; RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO, Rev Bob- serv1ces - prayer and ptaise, 7 p m. ; BETHLEHEM BAPTIST , Rev . Eorf Shuler, Children's Church 6 ,.5 p.m Young Peo· meeting. Wednesday. 7·30 p m. second and fourth Sundays worsl'llp 1 er. by Porter, pastor. Sunday school. 10 a .m., youth meeting, 7 p m Men's prayer pastor, Worship service, 9·30 om. Sunday pi es Servtce 6 45 p m Evangelistic Ser· CHURCH OF GOD at Praphocy. loco1ed vice at 2.30 p.m. Sunday worshtp , II o m . Sunday evening meettng, Saturday, 7 p m school, I 0 30 o m Bible Study ond prayer \lie& 7.30 p m Women's M1ss•onory Coun· on !he 0 . J. White Rood off highway 160. MT. MORIAH BAPTIST - Founh ond EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST service Thursday , 7·30 p m. service, 7 p m . Wednesday Family Troi· ctllO a m first ond thtrd Tues!foys Prayer Sunday School 10 a.m. Superintendent Main St., Mlddl._.. Rev . Colvin Minnis, mg Hour, 7 p m .Wednesday worsh tp ser· Elden R Bloke, pastor Sunday School ond Bible Study , Wednesday, 7·30 p m CARLETON CHURCH, Kongsbury Rood John lo\teday . First W.dnesday night of pastor. Mn. Elvin Bumgardner, supt. Sun· o.m ; Robert Reed , supt ., Morning ser· vice, ~.30 p.m. Gory King , pas tor. Sunday school , 9 30 HARTFORD CHU RCH OF CHRIST IN month CPMA serviceS, second Wednes· day school, 9:30 a .m.; worship service, HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH. Near man , 11 a.m., Sunday night services a.m , Rolph Carl. suparintenden• e\lenmg CHRISTIAN UNION , The Rev William day WMB meeting, third through fifth 10:0 a.m . Chrtstian Endeavor, 7:30 p.m.; Song serlong Bottom , Edsel Hart, pastor. Sunday Campbell, pastor. Sunday School, 9.30 worship, 7.30 p.m Prayer mee ting youth service. George Croyle, pastor. ' NORTH BETHEL United Mo!hocflst school, 10o.m. ; Church, 7:30p.m., prayer vice , 8 p m • Preochtng 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, 7:30pm o. m , James Hughes , supt , evenmg ser· HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL - 570Grant St., Church, Rev Chart" Domigon, pastor. Midweek Prayer meettng , Wednesday , 7 meeting, 7:30p.m. Thur} doy vice , 7 30 p m Wednesday evening lONG BOTIOM CHRISTIAN , George F Middleport, Rev. Don Bloke. pastor. Sun· Sunday School, 9.30 a .m.1 Worship Ser· MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAl , Third p.m .. Roy Adams , lay leader . Pickens, pastor ; Wallace Dam ewood, prayer mPettng , 7.30 p m You th prayer day school, 9 30 a.m. , morning worship . vice, 10 .~5 o .m .; Sunday Bible Study, 7 00 CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, Locoled a! Ave . the Rev. William Kmttel, pa stor. Supt Btble School 9 45 a.m Preochtng service each Tuesday 10:30 a.m.; evening wonhip, 7 p.m ., p.m. , Wednesday prayer m•tlng, 7:30 Rut land on New Lima Road, next to Forest FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH , letart, W Ronald Ougon, Sunday School Supt service , 10:•5 am .,. f trst and thtrd Sun· Wednesday evenmg Bible study and p.m . Acre Park ; Re\1 , Ray Rouse , pastor, Robert Vo .. At . I , Re v. Charles Hargraves. Classes for all ages. evening service doys, 7 p. m. second and fourth Sundays prayer meeting, 7 p.m . ,Affiliated with HOUSE OF PRAYER AND PRAISE, llberly Musser, Sunday Schqol supt . Sunday Bible study, S p.m Tuesdays . 7.30, Bible sludy, Wednesday , 7 30 p .m . pastor Worsh ip ser!v'ices, 9 30 a.m .. Sun· Southern Baptist Convention. Ave., pott Burger Chef, P.ameroy. Eugene school, J0.30 g.!Jlo: w~ip.J:.:ll) p.m .Bi· youth 1ervices, Frldcy , 7.30 p.m HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH doy school , 11 o r'n . , e\lenmg worship, BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRISTAnspah, pastor. Sunday school, 10 a.m.; Rev . Herbert Ailing , 7 30 p m Tuesday cottage prayer meeting MIDDLEPORT FREEWill BAPTIST, Corner blo Sludy, Wednosday , 7:30 P·'l'·' Salur· Eugene Underwood. pastor Harry Henmorning worship, 11 a.m Evening worday night prayer service, 70:)() p.m . Ash and Plum: Noel Herrman, pastor pastor. Raymond Keesee , Sunday School ond Bible study , 9 30 a m Worship ser· drick s, superintendent. Sunday school, ohp, Sunday. Tun~nd;.tdaoi. 7:30 HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN , Roger Superintendent Mormng service , 10 30 \liCe , Wednesday , 7 30 p.m Saturday evening service , 7:30p.m .. Sun p.m. 9·30 am.; morning worship, 10.30 a.m .: Watson , pastor ; Kenneth Byer, Sunday day School , 10·30 a m a .m., Sunday evening and Thu rsday even. CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH . now located evening worship, 7 p.m . Wednesday Bible BURLINGHAM SOUTH RN BAPTIST achool supt. Mormng worship, 9.30 am.:' •ng services ot7:30 p .m. MEIGS on Pomeroy P1k e. County Rood 25 , near sludy, 7 p.m . CHURCH, Route f , Shodo. Pootor Don Sundayschool , 10:30 a.m ., evening ser· FREEDOM GOSPEl MISSION a ! Bald Flatw oods Rev Blackwood. pastor. Ser· COOPERATIVE PARISH JUBILEE CHRISTIAN CENTER - George's Block. AHiflaled with Sou!horn Bopllsl \liCe, 7:30. Wednt::sday Bible Study, 7 30 Knob. Rev . Lawrence Gluesencomp, Sr. VICes on Sunday o t 10 30 o m. and 1 30 METHODIST CHURCH Creek Rood . Rev C J.' Lemley, pastor; Convet~tion . Sunday school , 1:30 p.m .; pm pastor; Roger Willford , Sr . Sunday school p.m. wt th Sunday school, 9 30 o.m 81ble Richard W. Thomas, Oireclor John Fellure supertntendent Church Sunday worship, 2:30 p .m . Thursday MT UNION BAPTIST, Cecil Co> , supt. Sunday school 9 30 a ; evening wor· study , Wedne sday, 7 30 p m POMEROY CLUSTER sc hool, 9.30 a. m. morning worship, •v•ning Bible study, 7 p.m. mtnistar; Joe Sayre, Sunday Schoof ship, 7 30 p m . Prayer meeting, Wedn es· INDEPENDENT HOLINESS CHURCH , INC . Rev . Robert McGee I 0.30, e\lenln g service, 7 p m. Youth PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY, Racine , Superlntenent. Sunday school, 9·.t5 am : day 7·30 p m You th meeting, Sunday, Pearl St . M iddleport Rev O'Dell Rev James Corbitt meeting Sunday, 6 p.m. Bible study in Roulo 12~. Wflflom Hoback. poalct. Sun' :30 p m with Don and Martha Meadows Manl ey pas tor Sonny Hudson, Sunday POMEROY , Sunday School 9 15 a .m. evening worship . 7:30 p.m . Prayer depth , Wednesday , 7 p.m. Clones for all d~y school, 10 a.m .; Sunday evening serin charge school Sllpt Sunday school . 9·30 om : Worship serv1ca 10 30om . Chotr rehear· meeting, 7 30 p.m . Wednesday. ages . Nursery provided for worship ser· v•ce , 6:30 p.m . Wednesday Hnlng serTUPPERS PlAINS CHURCH OF CHRIST. WHITE' S CHAPEL , Coofv•lle RD Rev Roy evemng wors htp, 7 30 p m Prayer and sal , Wednesday , 7 p m Rev Robert vice vice ,7. Randy Koehler , pastor; Dennis Newland , Deeter, pastor . Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m pra1sc serv•ce , Wednesday , 7 30 p m McGee. poster. ST . PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Cornor CARPENTER BAPTIST, Rev. Froolond RUTL A ND APOSTOLI C CHURCH OF wonhip service, ' 0 30 o m B1 ble study ENTERPRISE, Worship 9 a .m. Church Sundcy school superintendent. Sunday of Sycamore and Second Stl • Pomeroy Norrlt, pastor Don Cheadle, Supt. Sun· School , 9·30 o.m .; morntng church serJESUS CH RI Sl . Elder James M1ller Bible Wod ~t:ts doy 7 30 p m end prayer service , SchooiiOo.m . The Rev . William Middlesworth. Pastor day S<hool. 9:30 a .tn Morning .Worship RUTLAND CHURCH ·OF CHRIST, lo "y study , Wedn&s day 7 30 p m , Sunday ROCK SPRINGS, Church Schoof 10 a .m . >Jice. 10 30 a.m.: Sunday evonmg 81ble Sunday School at 9 45 a.m . and Church 10 30 a. m. Pray•r Service, clternote Sun: 7 p.m . . study·, Coleman . pastor; Her b' Ell l'ti, Sunday Scho ol 10 o m Sunday n1gh t s('rv ,ce, 7.30 Worship IOo.m. UMYF 6 :30 p. tn . Services 11 a m. lETART' FALLS UNITED BRETHREN Rev pm sc hool su pt Sunday school 'i 30 a M FLATWOODS, Church School 10 a .m. SACRED HEART, Rov. Fothor Paul D. LORD FELLOWSHIP - Pallor DarFreeland Norns, pa stor, Floyd Norris , PO M EROY WES LEYAN HOLINESS morning wonh1p ond .comunion, 10 30 Worship 11 a m . Welton , pastor. Phone 992·282,, Saturday rot (Chuck) McPhor110n. Mooting a! tho afd su pt. Sunday schoo l, 9 30 o.m , mornmg Hornsonvtll e Rood , Dewey Kmg , poster : o m. Sunday e\lening servtce , 7 MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER avenmg Moss,. 7:30; Sunday Moss, 8 and Baptist Church at Pagevllle. Sunday morn. RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH . Amos Edison Weaver , oss1stant, Henry Ebl in, HEATH, Church School 9·30 o m Wor· sermon , 10·30 a.m .. Prayer service ,. 10 a .m • Confa11lon , Saturday, 7-7:30 lng, 10 a.m. Evening ..rvlcM Sunday Wednesday , 7 30p m. Ttll is, pastor ; Donny Ti ll1s, Sunday School Jr. , Su•1day school sup t Sund ay sc hool , 1 P m. 'Wedneadoy ondSat~rday , 7 p .. ' !""--.. ------'1"'-'___________ b . Anenf/ DICK TRACY HAS BEEN HERE TO SEE METO WARN ME. 'Jlhe Church of Your Choice This Sunday ... & Allend The Church of .Your Choice This.Sundav II SHACK ~ . Insurance Fulton-Thompson Tractor Sales, Inc. Attend The Church of Your Choice This Sunday. I:~~~E~~::~ii • V Middleport Attend The Church . Of rour Choice. This Sunday Hi '*'b~R • UTilE ORPHAN ANNIE LITTLE OUHAM AMKIE-I'AMILY OBLIGATION Ll TTLE ORPHAJI AIOIJE.-C:HAMCE TO TRAYJ:L ll 'S /'tW5 MAC 60ND lfR BEEf'.~ WOODERR.IL KNOWIN' YOU TWO --· YOU'LL. FOil A WORLD TOUR LAS.T MONTH -.· N.O WAY Of KNOWING w.. ERE SHE IS · 6E Hf\PP~ WHEREVER '100 60 '(AUSE YOU'L l BE T06ETHfR. • 6'ENf, AND GOOD L.UCK! I • I • :;t;, • L ..... .~ - . r.. ~\.' • •< !r1~ l._ __ • l GASOUNE AlLEY Do I.JOU Mom, tf 40u thin I\ the l. • •• • j l '-,; . s;ame ktnd Sltm comes home smellinQ polish those clasps open .. of' clasps miqht use some ~olish· • tnq? . STAN ADAMS FEEL.$ ll<E e.A'-'E WAY . MAYP.lE IF WE IT:S DRIViNG- U5 ALL '' ' I. . P.lATlY I I NEVER ~EARD SUCH CATER· WAULING IN ir 601 lDGETHE:R .. 5 16NED A PETITION .. THEY'RE: A LL TEI(ItfF/C'•..AND THEY WANT Mt: 10 DE:!:-1 GN ll< E:, CD5TUME5 RJR :;rt4EIR VvORLD TOUR! fi-.Y Llf'E. ~ I' ~ '} !•· : "..!.... ~'-"'"at ~ERE'S THE FL~lNG ACE WORLD WAR I TAKING A 6EAVTIFVL FRENCH LA55 OUT TO DINNER ... by THOMAS JOSEPH 7 Partner ACROSS of neither 1 Trouble 6 Provide w1th 8 COlorless 11 Do penance 9 Thessalian mountain 12 Famous 10 COw country code name 14 River 131mpudenl 15 Conjw!Clion 16 Busmess deposit 18 Confront letter word 17 Pel (or 19 Pulse area 20 Wr~lten ESCARGOTS ... FOND? D'ART/CHAUT... PAT!: DE FOIE 6RA5 ... ET • SE !GNm, S'IL VOU5 PLAIT Dracula feller 18 In subj ecl•on !I " M y - Sal" zo Czech rtver POTAGE AV CERFEVIl. ... CANARD A !.'ORANGE ... 22 Yale Z3 Tongue· student lashing 24 Nancy H anks' child 2S Scol l l sh 27 II Lakes dressmg 29 Publisher's worry game 35 Peck Friday and Saturday TV Log FRIDAY,JUNE29,1979 10 30- But ba lt 3,17 ; Consumer Survival Kit 20 n ·OO- News 3,68,10 .13. 15 . Two Ronnles 20. lowell Thomas Remembers 33 11 30-Soap 6. 13; Johnny Carson IS. Bonkers 8, ABC News 33. Movie " Blood & Bleck Lace " 10 12 oo-Juke-BoK 8; Monty Python 's Flying Circus 33 , 12 05-Baretta 6,13 . 12 JO-Movle " They Came tram Beyond Space " 8. 1 COMidnight Special 3, IS , Movie " Attack of the T(trantule" 17 15-New s 13, ~ 30-News 3; 2.50News 17 . 3 oo- Mav le "Two Guys from TeM:as" 3; 3 Hi- Movi e " Avenger of the SEven Seas" 17. s oo-Movle " My Wild Irish Rose" 3. s· 1o-12 O'Clock Hl~h 17 role nver 30 Splinter 32 Keep an eyeb-+-1-t--t"- out for k--1-- +-+-1- 33 Dispossess IS Golcha! 38 39 Seek alms 12 Dare 15 Un!orgoll en 46 Mearung 47 Qmened 48 Dulch pamter DOWN 1 Kind of cake A MAN-OU"T TO STOP FI:AIDE> l.tt<E 2 Windsor Cast1e's FFI:OM ~E AIFI:. neighbor 1 Dealt in 1 Pur(Jose 5 Bedevil 6 E ntangle DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE is _ Here's how t o wo rk il: A X y p 1. B A A X R J, 0 N G F E 1. I, 0 "II' t ds for a11othc r In H11 s ~a mple A " One leit er ?/,"'.P1~.~._ a~ fnr I he t wu o·~. t t c Stn t:lc letters, usee! f or t he htrcc • ,1·h ln<f f orm t~ lt nn of 1t1 c wo rd1 are all troph cs t c 1eng • apos E h ,·l ay th e rode klt crs arc tl1 ff ercnt h1n ts ac t RVPTOQU01 ES wu ORF wu DR F OFGB B Q E F QDRFO HGUD KQI. MQQN IF OJQU'J oQYGUD W T Q D R F 0 BQEF HGUD KQI. F 0 J Q I u Veste•day s I Jumbles JUICE CANAL APPEAA EXCITE .A.nswer With which to detec t the ftavor of lood ttom a plate - " PALATE' Jumblt loott No. 12, conttlnl~ 110puul..1 It ntlltbltlorlt.71f:•'P•Id from Jumble c/otl\ltntwl~pef. IOaM, Nor.ood. N J. OTMe .loc wde,our ntml, eddrtia, zip codt tnd make cheeh pl'fl~t lo Ntiwtptptrbookl Baseball W5rm·Up 15; Racers 6; Viewpoint 8. Movie " When Angels Go.Trouble Follows I" 10; Kids are Peaptt!! Too 13; Mo>Jie " Brennus. Enemy of Rome " 17, Forsyle Sago 33 2 Is-Baseball 15. 2.3o-NFl Great Teams 6, Racers 8; 3 :00- Greatest Sports legends 6: Gunsmoke 8, T rl State· 13; Upstairs. Oawnstelrs Movie "The Youn'Qer Brothers" 3; Of agnet 17 SUNDAY. JULY 1, 1t1t 5·30-AG-USA 17 ; 6 OG-Amerlcan Prob lems & Challenges 10 , Between the Lines 17 6 30- Chrlstopher Closeup 3. Treehause Club 10, Agri culture Food for Thought 13 . 33 7 oo-Th is Is The Lite 3; Thinking In 3· 30-Movle " Do Not Fold, Spindle Black 8; Urban league 10. or Mutilate" 6, Emergency One Newsmaker '7 9 13 . Jimmy 13 . Swaggart 17 4:CIO-Baseball 3, Golf 8, 10; Track & 7:30--TV Ch.apel 3; Eddie Saunders Field 17; When the Boat Comes 6; Jerry Falwell 8, 10, The Bible In 33 Answers 13 , Jimmy Swaggart A·JO-Adam 12 13. 15, Chri st for the World 17. 5·DO-Wide World of Sports 6,13; 8:00- Mormon Choir 3; Gr'ace Wimbledon Tennis 15 , Sports Cethedral6; Chrislfor the World Spectacular a. Dolly 10, 13, Insight l.S; Three Stooges & American Angler Club 17 , Once Friends 17 : Sesame St . 20,33 Upon A Classic 20: Catch.J3 33 . 8.30--Cral Roberts 3, Celebration of 5 30-Porter Wagoner JO; This Week Praise 6, Day of D iscovery 8; In Baseball 17 , Let's Grow a Lower Lighthouse 13; Open Bible Garden 33 . 15; Day of D iscovery 8. . 6 oo- Concern 8; News 10; 9 oo-Gospel Singing Jubilee J: Rex wrestling 17; Crockett's VIctory Humbard 6 ; oral Roberts 10, Garden 20; Food Preserving 33 Rev leonard Repass 8, Rev J lm Franklin 13, Ernest Angley 6 JO-N BC News 3, 1.5; News 6; CBS Ntws 8, 10; Newsmaker 13 ; Elec . 1.5, lost In Space 17; M ister Co 20; Another Voice 33. Rogers 20,33. 7·oo-Abbott& Castello 3; Lawrence 9 30-Chrlstlan Center 8; Eiec Co Weik ' 5; Hee Haw 6,8; Bugs 33; It Is Written 10; Morris Cerullo School of Ministr y 13, Bunny 10 , Forsyte Saga 20; Trains Tr•cks and Trestles 33 Sesame St. 20. 7 30-Perspec:tlve Six · women On 10 .t»-Human Dimen sion 3, Robe rt The Mov' 3; Please Stand By 10, Schuller 8; Kids are People Too MakBm & Clancy 33. 6; Mo\llt " Warning Shot" 10; a oo--chlps 3,15; lisa Hartmen Jimmy Sw aggart 13; Gospel 6,13, Bad ~ews Bears 8, 10 ~ Singing Jubilee 1.5; Huet 17; Meeting of Minds 20: Hoe How Studio See 33 Honeys17; Once Upon A Classic 10 30-Rex Humbard 3, Zoom 20. 33 Gospel Outreach 13, Movie "The 8· 30- Ju st Fr iends 8,10 ; Marty Sorrow&thePit y" 17; Big Blue Robbins' Spottlghl 17 Marble 33. 9 oo-BJ & the Bear 3,15, Love Boat II 00- Ernest Angley 8; Ru 6,13 , Mo vi e " The Thrte Humba• d 15; Rev Henry Mehen Muske t eers" 1,10 ; Dolly 17 , 13 ; Que Pas a. U S. A. 20, Upsta irs. Downstairs 20 , Photography 33. American River 33 11 ·3o-Greatest Sports Legends 3; 9 »-That Nashville Music 17 An ima ls Anima ls Animals 6; JO ·oo-Supertraln 3,15; Fantasy Is. Rev . R A. West 13; Elec Co 20; 6,13: Bosoball17. Ortnondy & hfs Once Upon A Class!< 33 Orchestra 20. 12·D0-At Issue 3: Issues & Answers li :CIO-News 3,6,8,10,13, 15; Oavld, 6. 1J; Face the Nation 8, The Susskind 33 , Issue 10, Thi s Is The Life IS; 11 : 15- ABC News 6; II 30- , No va 20 Saturday Night Live 3,15, Movie 12 :30- Mttt the Pren 3, 15: " Sign It Death " 6; Movi e D irections 6; VIewpoint 81 Face the N ation 10: Evangelist ic " Picture Mommy Deed " 8: Mo>Jie " Bless the Busts a. Outreach 13: tri!llni Tracks & Chllclren " 10 ; Movie "The Trestles 33 Doom sday Machine" 13: 12 3000- Tony Brown's Journal 3; Rat Patrol 11 Communique 6, Auto R•clno 8, 10 ; Washing ton Week In 1 oo-Mavte"'Capl. Blood" 3; Movie "Countdown " 13; Juke· Box 17 Review 33: Wild KingdOm 13; 1.3()-Movie "Spirits of the Dead" PTL Club Advocates~ · 17 ; 2:30-News 3; ABC NtwsJJ; 1 • 30-Movl~ Dangerous 3i J oo-Movie " Silver River" 3. Americas Black Forum 4; This .4 ·00-12 O' Clock Hiah 17 ; 5:ooDlacophonlc Scene 13; Another Voice 33. u;, ,. �9- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, June 29, 1979 8- The Daily Scntmcl. Middlepmt-Pmneroy, 0 ., Friday, June 29.1979 FA C active in july 4th festivities A number of activities planned by the French Art Colony will lake place during the next few days, all connected with the River Recreation Festival and the July 4th celebratiof\. . ~ .Tomorrow _ aft~ rnoon~at I :_:W p.n!., two outstandmg JUdges, conung from Athens, Ohio and huntington, W. Va., w1ll be at R1verby to Judge the more than 200 works of art entered_in the RIO RecreatiOn . Feshval Exhibit by more than 53 art1sts from five states . Jan Thaler "':'d Pat ,Bastiani, who a~e. chamng this years outdoor ex· hib1t to be held m the City Park on Wednesday, July 4th, from I p.m. unt1l 5 p.m. , expressed their delight at not only .the outsanding works : that :-'ere delivered to Riverby for 1udgmg, representmg both professional and amateur categones, wtlh the atnateur level divided according to age, but also the number of entries. Judges coming lomorrow are Marilyn DAvidson, Coordinator of Museum Education at the Huntington · Galleries,' Huntington, w: Va ., and Pat Grean, Manager of the Trisolini Gallery Shop in Athens. Both Mrs. Dvidson and Mrs. Grean are artists themselves, both have degrees in Art History, one from Marshall University and the other from Ohio University . "The French Art Colony is most . fortunate to hiive such outstanding and capable judges", Mrs. Thaler said, "to jurpr this particular annual show." On Friday afternoon at 2. p.m., those who wish to make purchase awards Will meet at Riverby, to select their particular works which they wisli for their personal or businC$S collections. At this point, ten individua!ll and organizations have in· dicated their desire to make purchase ·' awards f~om the entries In the Ri\>er Recreation Festival Exhibit tllis year. Anyone else interested in a purchase award should call Mrs. Thaler at 446-1819. Another exciting part of the holiday celebration in the City Park will be on Tuesday afternoon, July 3, from 1 p.m. until · 4:30 p.m:, when the Children's Art in the Park Program will be held. Anne Love and Vita Carman are co-chairing this exciting event, to which all children of all ages POWER KING 1975 OLDS OMEGA ....•..... ...•....... '2195 dr., p.s ., auto. 4 - sets a fast pace on tough jobs are invited. Mrs. Love and Mrs. Carman will be showl.pg chi!dren how to paint rocks. Th~re will be rocks of all sizes,.Mrs. Love said. and both the rocks, the paints and all of the necesSary materials and equipment are being provided. This Is oen to all children and at no charge. However ali children under six should 11<{ accompanied by a parent or an adult "Membership in the French Art Col· ony is not necessary", Mrs. Love add· ed, "as this Is another of the com!llunity programs that the French Art in this year's River Recreation Festival Show, sponsored by the French Art Colony, will be seen iililo in the City Park in do~town Gallipolis. The public i.s urged to enjoy this annual event. All in all, the French Art Colony and the chairpersons of these various activities, will be very busy during the next few days. Then, on Wednesday afternoon from 1 p.m. until ~p.m., the Annuai Outdoor Exhibit Qf the more han 200 oaintin~s and other art work entered Colony is pleased to provide. 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' ' rear wmdow, auTo. trans., optional ratio axle, Limited slip rear axle, lock-out hubs, p ,s., p.b ., sport wheel, brought lw, mt _. mirrors, am ·fm stereo, cab lights, light grp" tinted glass, dualelecwc horns. prot . g rp .• bo_x ra1ls , tie -down hooks, H .D . shocks, aux. rear springs, rear step bumper, S·9 .50xl6 ..i mud & snow t1 res . · 4x4 -~---·~--~~~~~~-- ------··--· .. -·......................~.~.~ ... Was oth have lots of options. S10,169.75 ~.~~. $8135 11 Stock NO. T3A4 Was $ ' 090 •90 BRONCO '' .... ....... ..... " .... '. -............... " ..........~.9.¥!. '" $9321 1974 Governor 3 bedroom 1'I• bath, central oir, owning , building and wood burner. In Middleport. 992· 2SI4 , 1974 GOVENOR 12 x 52 . 23,000 BTU. A.C., 16 cu. h . Sears se lf - defrosting refrigerator. Good fur niture . Underpinning. $6500.992-7-484 For Rent rvi0 BEDROOM trailer . Adults only. 992-3324 . ONE BEDROOM opts. Contact Village Manor, 992 -7787. ............ 1979 W Both equ iped with lots of options. Stock No. T3S6 .... .. 1979 E 1 0 0 CARGO VAN 138" JW .B. 1 979 138" W. B. • SlO 90 ~?.~.... ~s$9lSS 0 ~ONTIAC CATALINA '• 100 gal. will take you 1800 miles with 301 engine NO:a~$6795 1979 PONTIAC GRAND AM. 100 gal. will take you 1900 mile with 301 engine was 58056.90 YOUR MILEAGE MAY VARY WITH THE WAY YOU DRIVE 58108 30 , Stock No. T336 1979 100 gal. will take you 1700 miles with 301 engine ~~~- · E150 CARGO . VAN .........................._. ........ $6705 We are th e Friendly Dealer. Check with us before OR PAT HILL FOR A GOOD DEAL ON A NEW OR USED CAR you buy any ('ar. We can Save You Money! ! ! Phono 992-31BI. 461 S~ THIRD AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 992·2196 SMITH NELSON MOTORS INC. 500 EAST MAIN PHONE 992 "\74 ° - 1971 STARCRAFT Stormoster 6 fold down cmoper. Sleeps 6, ho1 furnace and canopy. Roger Black residence, Main St., Aut_la·nd . OH or call 742-2891. Auctions BIG AUtllON .- Weds., July ~til. 7:00 at the Hartford Com· " POMEROY, OHIO dloPc>rt . 992-5434 or '192-3129. TRAILER, oite • 6, <oil 992-5914 or992·3129. Camping Equipment '' PAT HILL FORD INC. SLEEPING ROOM fo r working rnan· only, ReasOnable rent . TRAILER 1 or 2 adults, no pets. ,, FOR A FRIENDLY DEAL SEE ROCKY HUPP, DARREL DODDRILL GOT AN eye for o buy? Floor sample sole, Regrigerator, ranges , brand new Gibson refrigerator freezer and ranges , all ore feature packed to save you work and time. Sorne units ore sligh tly scrot· ched. All ar e priced to sell. See them today . Ridenour TV end Appl ian ce , Chester. YARD SALE . 927 Brownel l Ave. End of stree t. Thurs. and Fri. 9-5, 28, 29 . Vari ed items . YARD SALE . Friday and Saturday . Milo H u t chison residence. New limo Rd. , Rutland . Jean s. porch furniture, odds and ends . YARD SALE . Fd. Sot . 10 Iii 5. No•th ol CR I B on Old 33. FIVE FAMILY Yard Sale. Oft Rt. 7, 2 miles oUt on leading Creek Rd. Jun e 28, 29, 30 and July lst. FOUR FAMILY Go .age Sole. Mon and Tue s., July 2 & 3. 9·4. John Mu sser resi dence, Mulberry Hts., Pomeroy, OH. Follow sign s. All siles men's, ladies and children's clot hing, toys, shoes , drapes, curtains, bed s preads , j ewelry , . glass ware , electric broom, art ificial Christmas tree, record player , children 's rockers ,.kitchen items and mi sc. RACINE EMERGENCY Squad. Yord So,e. Ju l y ~- 9 t il ? at cor wash , Rt. 124, Raci ne. (In case of rain , at Fire Station). New and used merch andis e. Security lighh . Proceeds go to building fund . USED TV . Black and whi te S75 up. Color $130 up. Ridenour TV and Appliances . 985-3307, Chester , OH. 40 PIGS. 6 to 10 weeks, $30 each. 9-49-2129 or see David Graham, Rt. 2, Racine. MOV ING. for sole, green gas stove , $75 . Green refrigerator $75. Kitchen sink $75. 20 gal . water hea ter $45 , Wash basi n $45. Metal wardrobe $20. 992-7645. ELECTRIC CLOTHES dryo•. $25. '192-6069. L~DIESCLOTHES . '192-7394 . 1975 OUACHITA Boss boo t. PIONEER SX ~SO 120 tumtoble. $200 . 742-2375 , TWENTY VOLUME set of World Book Encylopedio . 15 vol. Child Croft. Wil l sell separate· ly. A lso. Sears Open Hearth quality 9 x 12 rug . Green· russe t, use d 1 mo. Fay Sauer. 742-2301 ' NOW HAULING limestone in M iddleport-Poemroy ar ea. Cali f or free estimate. PAINTING AND sandblast ing. Free estimates. Col19~9- 2686 . Ya.d Sole. Bedspread , curtains, etc. Don Hill's, letart Falls . Monday . ROOM , BOARD, LAUNDRY. Elderly only. rates . 992-6022. Reasonable WANTED TO DO, Houses, Por• ches, Roofing, Ca rpent ry or general contracting, Free estimate 742-2068. July 2, 9·4. YARD SALE . Mon., July 2 and _HANDYMAN WORK mow ing lawns, pointing houses, roofs ·tmd building sidewalks , .etc . 3. Rain cance ls, A vo n, furniture, clothes , 2nd house on left on 681 toward Snowville off Rl. 33. PIANO TUNING for home and school. lone Daniels. Also re pairs , 14 years experience. YARD SALE . Sot. , June 30, starting 9 a.m. N. on Rl. 7, Pomeroy to Five Points , turn _ left on Flatwoods Rd. White house on left. Rain cancels . 992-25BI o• 992·2082. POMEROY LANDMARK H11adquarters for Hotpoint and General Electric Appliances SALE PRICES ding. Coll 367-om. Miniature Jack W. Carsey Mgr . Phone 991-2181 Dachshund ~uppies . 304-BB2-29B2 . FEMALE POODLE . 3 yeo" old. As~ing$50 . 992-350S. Auto Sales 1974 VEGA HATCHBACK, call 303·675-1501 or 30S-675-24BB or 304-675-1553. 197S FORD Supe• cob. $2500. 304-882-2982. 1975 CHEVY MONZA . P.S.. P. B.. A.C., low mileage. 949-2723. 1975 DODGE CORONET, gold, white 11inyl top . Very good con dition . $1800 . 742·3147 or 992-5006. OWNER LEAVING state · mus t sell. 1976 Datsun 610 ~-door wagon . 1978 Toyota Carol lo 4door sedan. 992 -3619 . 197B BUICK RIVIERA . Loaded , Good DOZER , END Loader and dump truck. Will do ba sements , pon ds , brush , timer , limestone and groveL Charles Butcher. 742-2940. RIDENOUR" GAS Service. Oox· ol l.P. gas. Chester . 985-3307. condi t io n. S1300. For Sale Real Estate for Sale TWO STORY 3 bedroom 1-iause. 3 lots. Now' s your chance if you need a · house. $12,000. Owner willing to talk. '192-2082 o• 742-2328 . REAL ESTATE : 1 acre lot In Riggscrest Manor, between Tup· pers Ploins and Cl-lester. Phone 985· 3929 and 985-4129. THREE BBDROOM home In suite . lady Fair Beauty Solon, Rac i ne , O H. Bu sine ss established . 247 - 30~2 . 1 / , FOUR PIECE Spani sh sty le bed roo m $300 . '192-6130. 19" ZENITH COLOR TV with stand. Very good condi tion . 992-5293 offer 6pm . PAIR OF gloss cones , man's and woman's, From Germany . 843-2581. TWENTY PIGS, 7 weeks old, $30 each. 400 boles wheat st raw . $1.25 ea . 985· 4104 . RUNNING GEARS of iron wheel wagon, $50. 1 pair pullIng ponies and harness, $475. 1 Boy more witl-l mare colt, rebred, $380. 1 Sorrell more with stuct co lt, rebred to reg . quarter horse. S.COO. 985·3891 . nlunfty Center, Hartford, ·WV. o4 miles above Pomeroy-Mason '1973 CHEV. PICKUP, 6' bed Bridge. Coil '192-7070. $1495 . with camper top. A· 1 shape. ty room , for ced air heat , lots of shade trees, 5 acres tillabl e, bea utifu l sett ing, 1 mi le fr om Chest er off R1 . 7, 6 mi les from Pomeroy . Bi ll or Ruth Stewart 374-7311 ousmg Mari ett a, Ohio Headquarters ~~!~~~u3 -~ DR EAM LARGE HOME - price $95,000.00. PR I'CE REDUCED!! bec;t rooms, 1'h bath s, full ba se ment, d ish wa sher and disposal. Furnace heat . NEW HOME bedroom s , 2 Ni ce 3 bedroom home ove rlooking river . ·Much work has been done on this home . pr ice has been reduced to 3 baths , modern kit ., carpeting, in all e)(cept bath s, sun deck , la r ge 2 ca r garage and utility . Level lot with lots of trees. IN TOWN - •New Home •Add ons • * Rell\Oidings *Free estim.ates Purchase and Refinan ce 30 Year Terms A - No mon ey down · (eligible veterans) FHA - AS low as 3% down (non -veterans) IRELAND MORTGAGE CO. 77 E . Slale, Athens 592-3051 4·23 -1 mo . home with aluminum siding. Has ,bath , nat . gas forced air furnace, city water and Ohio Power . , bedrooms, bat h, kit · chen, laundry, l iv ing room wi th stone fi relace and 1;, basement. Extr a large detached garage . Si tu ated on State Route Sale pric e 124 . $51,000.00. STATE ROUTE 33 -- 3 4 bedroom !'lome with bath, n ice kitchen and laundry . Ca ll and make us anoffer!!! bedroom f r am e home with bath, nat. gas hea t , ci ty water, 2 car garage and extra lot. $14,000. LOTS, LOTS, LOTS WOODED, SOME I LEVEL, SOME READY TO BUILD ON. WILL SELL ONE ACRE . CALL 992· 3325 FOR MORE INFORMA · TION . WE NEED LISTINGS!! Your appraisal is free if you are thinking of listing with us. Just call . Cheryl Lemley, Assoc. Phone 742·2003 Hilton Wolfe, Assoc. Phone 949·2589 George 5. Hobs1etter Jr. Housing Br oker-992-S739 Headquartgrs HOME FOR sole: 124 Lincoln Hill Rd . Must see to op· predat e. A good buy . 3 bedr, 11/ 1 both, large l iving room , formal dining room , Iorge kitchen . Wall" to wa l l carpet . Basement, 2 hop. Phone THE HEIRS of William Beol of fer l or sale his home and real property located at 11 Oak St. . Pomeroy , OH. Bid s will be accepted at the office of Barbaro KnighT, Attorney of Low, So )( 723. Pomeroy, OH . Telephone 992-2151, until July 13, 1979, at 10:00 om , Vendors reserve rMe r ight to reject oi l bids . MEIGS CO. FARM - 37 ACRES - New lisling. Frontage on Rt. 224 w ith approx . 4-5 acres botlom, 20 acres pasture and .bal ance in woodland (som e t imber reported ). Incl udes ch icke n house, corn crib, shed, barn plus other outbuildings . Th e remodeled home has 4 bedr oo m~ · eat -in k itchen, utility room , cellar house, large porch & vinyl si ding , F REE GAS FOR HOUSE . BOB'S GENERAL . CONTRACTING •NEW HOMES • ROOM ADDITIONS •ROOFING •VINYL SIDING •GUTTER & SOFFIT Free Estimates 5-20-1 mo .· pd. SEPTIC TANK CLEANING Residential and com · mercial. Call for estimate. 24 Hour Ser' vice. Any day, any1itne . Por-table toilet rental. Phone 98S·3806 Jack Ginther 9B5 -3806 · Jack's Septic Tank Service BoK J Chester-, 0 . 1 story home with .full base· ment. 2 bedr. on Lincoln Hts, Se("ious ca l ls only. 9Cil2·6347. NEW THREE bedroom all alectrio· hom111 . Oi'llo Power. Over 1 acre . Eat-in kit chen , disl-lwosher , garbage disposal. ceramic bath area, utility area , 3 co lors of carpeting . rural .wate'r. Neor langsvi ll e. $-43 ,000 . Call 742- 281~ after 5pm . Raym ond 1-jotfield . N. L Construction BLOCK & BRICK SEVEN ROOMS ond both, 2 acres 992-751 1 HOME FOR SALE : 124 lincoln Hill Rd . MusA good buy,. 3 b • d r , , 1 11 bath , large livi ng roo m, formol dining room , Iorge kitchen. Wall ~ o wall carpeting . Basement , 2 fini shed rooms , lurnoce and workshop . Pone '192-5865 . t SU PER TRAI LEj;t STOC~ GOOSE NOWAVAI LA8LE . ~ S I mo Vinyl and Aluminum Siding USED GARDEN TRACTORS AND RIDI~G MOWERS BISSELl SIDING CO. Call lor 1 Free Siding Estimate, 949-2801 or 949-2860. No Sunday 51. fit, 7 North of Chesler, 0. Phone 98l-4202 6-24-1 mo . pd . calls. 6-U-2mo. 992-5S47 4·25-1 mo.- Pd . REALTY CO. WE HAVE CONV. ENTIONA1. FINANC · lNG FOR MOST OF OUR HOMES FOR AS LOW AS 5% DOWN . IT'S TIME FOR YOU? 3 bedrooms wilh some land and lots of trees, w ith low ta xes, not in a develop · ment. We ha e that hou se for you , at only S39, 500 on a~ ac re w ith wall to wall ca rpet ing throughout, 1112 car garage & storage bldg. behind garage. Close 1o school s, churc hes & stor es . INVESTMENT PROPERTY - 2 unit income plus space fo r two more un its, each sec tion has own elec. meter & hot water , separate entrance and comes nicel y furni shed. u se your imagination for other 2 areas, and let th e other man pay for your invest · ment. - Real Civil Mechanical A rchetectura 1 Layouts 187 ASH ST. nice , 3 bedroom home, with large l ivi ng room and family room , all nice ly carpe ted. la rge ea t · in kitchen eQuipped w ith dishwasher, dispo sa l, and stov e, 2 ful l bath s, 'h basem ent and garage, nice garden on 1 plus acres of land in Ra ci ne. Pr iced at $45,000. area, and two bedrooms co mpl ete downstairs. the unfini shed upstairs makes expansion possibl e. JUST LISTED - Nice r emodeled 2 bedroom home on blacktop road . Mos tl y car peted . F.A. nat . gas furnace. A very attr active small home and 1 acre la nd . Priced for qui ck sa le for $17,500. FAMILY SIZE & COUNTRY STYLE - Perfect tor • rela)(ing & enjoying quiet country living in this aluminum Si ded 4bedroom , fully carpeted remodel · ed home. Stone heat-a-later flrelace in the large l lv · ing room . D ishwasher, sto ve & retrlg. sta y in the brick til ed kitchen . Can be purchased with from 1 to 60 acres. Own er may finance to qualif ied buyer . Five acres, house and pond pri ced $39,000. I m mediat~ possess ion . R:ARE -M E DIUM·WELL DONE! - Rarely fi nd a medium priced home I n such f ine shape. Well done insulating with gas hea ting budget of only $27 a mo . Plenly of wood· cabi nets, carpeted lhrouhou t, 4 BR -home . Priced to sel l at$27,000. A SPARKLING GEM - un a mini est ate, meticu lously cared for - all th e functional re qu irem ents tor gracious living . The 7 room, ~story· ba r n red house with White trim off ers 3 bedrooms, beau tif ul l iving room with rea l beam ceiling, w ith glass slid ing doors to the back patio overlooking a p anorama of distaJ:'It hi lls. The kit chen is one of the most beautiful you will find, inc ludin g wood cabinets, store, ref rig ,, & dishwasher that stay . There is a 2 ca r at tached garage a nd many more fea tures. Pri ced at S.S5, 000.00 - you mus t see this one if you like co mfortabl e l fving. Good 3 bedroom, all ca rpeted home close to Pomeroy & Middleport . Located on good l 'h acres of land . LET 'S HAVE AN OFFER - BOac res of land, lots of pa sture & some far ming groun d. Lg . barri, house needs some repair . Mineral rig hts. 5 m in. from Pomeroy, $36,000. WANT TO SEll? - GIVE US A CALL CALL JIMMY OEEM, ASSOCIATE 949· 2388 OR NANCY JASPERS, ASSOCIATE 949 ·26S4 or 949-2591 CAL.L ' 992-2772 992-3100 6·6· 1 mo. H. L Writesel Roofing New , repair, gutters and down spouts. Window cleaning Gutter cleaning Free Estimates 949 -2862-949-2161 4·5-tfl 6·6· 1 mo . EXPERIENCED Ra'c'llat9r'-,--.-~-.., Servlc• J:rom '"• llulldanr OO<IIol'" Motors, Inc. Ph. 992-:2174 J&:L WANTED OV.rwelght People Sllnderella Blown Insulation JIM KEESEE Cellulosic (wood fiber) fully Insured Free Est. Call992·2772 .5-17 -1 mo. Pomeroy / Diet Classes MOn. Ev•nlnlfi·Mason. W. V• ., 7:30 St. Jo sePh C•thollc Church ; (10 :l0 ) •ncl Tues . Mornlnt Evenlngl •' 7:lD·Middl.,art ; He•lh Unlled M•thodill Chun;h Thur1. Mornint (10:301 lftd Evenings •t 7:30·P1. Pluunr, W. V• . l(roclel P•rk Club How••· For turlhlr lnlorm•tlan ull Jo Ann Newsome, •14-t,:Z ·:UI:Z . 6· 3-1 mo. . IN STOCK for immediate delivery : vori oul p;i zes of pool kits . Do-i t- yourself or let us install for you. D. Bumgardner Soles. Inc. 992 - 572~ . BRADFORD. Auctioneer, Com· plete Service. Phone 9A9-2487 or 949-2CXXJ. Raci ne. Ohio, Crltt Brcdford . , SAVE ON ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR - CARPETING ADD ONS and remodeling , gulter wo rk, down spouts , some concrete work , wa lks and driveways ( free estimate) . V.C. Young. Ill , Racine, OH. 9A9-274B and Sweepers, toa sters, irons , oil small appliance•. lawn moer, nexl to State Highway Goroge on Route 7, 985-3825. DRIVE & LimE '192-7314 . NEIGlER CONSTRUCTION fa. new houses and repair work . Cal l Guy Neigler 9~9 - 2508 , Racine, Ohio. Real Estate for Sale HOUSE FOR sale. 5 rooms and barh . May be _seen of 206 Bvt· ter nut Ave., Pomeroy , OH or contact Doc Eblin , SEWING MACHINE Rapoirs, service. all mokas, 992·228-4. The- Fabric Shop, Pomeroy . Authoriled Singer Soles and Ser'o'l ce . We sharpen Scissors . EXCAVATING, doler, loader and backhoe work; dump trucks ond lo-boy s for hi re, wi ll haul till dirt, lop 1oil. limestone and gravel . Cal l Bob or Roger Jeffers, day phone 9Cil2 · 7089 , ni ght phone & SAVE ALOT " GOOD SELECTION OF END & ROLL BALANCES. ALL CARPET NOW ON SALE 992-3525 or 992-5232. EXCAVATING , dozer , backhoe and ditcker, Chorl•• R. Hatfield. Slack Hoe S•rvlc• . Ru tland. Ohio, Pone 742· 2008. PULLINS EXCAVATING. Com- $25,900 - Total privacy is the key here on 2 plus acres, the living rm . has brick fireplace, step -down fa mily room, equipped kitchen. full bath , laund ry Free Estimate I on heating cost E_xperlence ar1d Pomeroy , Ohio AWMINUM & VINYL SIDING BY J&L INSULATION DRAFTING SERVICES Thermallnsut•tion GALLI POLlS, 446·3643 POSSESSION QUALITY Save lO pet. to so pet. CONTRACTOR Rt. 3 $32,000.00 - Rd. L1ng5 Ville, Ohio 61•-ut -•?•U Evl!nlnQt ? Miln Ent ol Wilkn Villr TILLIS 5-6·1 mo. pd . REAL ESTATE AGENCY IMMEDIATE 11310 Montoome.ry Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992-5682 4 30·1fc MIDDLEPORT Phone 992-6323 WORK, GENERAL CALL THE WISEMAN CENTRAL TRAILIR SALES $35,000.00. CLOSE TO MINES - 3 6 room RU'TLAND HOME Beautiful total e lectri c, 3 bedroom home . 11 has 2112 baths, den with fi re lace, laundry room , and ex tra nice kitche n. Situated on 4 acres in Tupper s Plain s. Sa le FAMILY 3 rooms, 4 Garage Real Estate Loans PHONE 742-2003 _j MONTGOMERY ~ mile off Rt . 7 by -pa ss on St. Rt. 124 toward Rutland. •231 mo. !Pd. I REALTY m -33 25 · l ROOM HOME - Ha s 2 nice bedrooms , modern bath, full bas em ent, nat . gas furna ce a nd a luminum sid ing . • 1 SIDING HOBSTETIER 1 E. Second Street .:.\' Roger Hysell C. R. MASH ' VINYL & AWM. 992-6011 LOTS - 1 Acre and up near Pomeroy . Bradbury. I floor , cor ner lot wiJh garage, carport and rear 992-2192 or 614-4076. ly built in kit chen , utili · Coll614-667 -3263. RISING STAR Kennel. Boor· AKC Extra nice, 2 bed room, country house , 1 11oor. large l ivi ng room, love · Ca ll 21~ / ·;;;;.;;.~ ,IL._---:-_B__u_s_i_n_e_s_s_S_e_rv__ic_e_s___ Services Offered dleport, OH. A Iorge variety of 11ems ! · - FAMILY REAL ESTATE l oons . Purchase and ref inance. 30 year ter ms , VA . No money down (e-ligible veterans) . FHA · A s low as 3 per cent down (non-veterans). Ireland Mortgage Co ., 7"7 E. State, Athen s. 614 -592-3051. 992-5865. 367-7 101. TWO Overlooks river. Wa ter, elec tr ic available . $7900 _ re<eiver . Pl CARPORT SALE . Ju ly 2 & 3. 10-5, 91B S. 3•d Ave., Mid- PORCH SALE Friday and Sotur· day, 9o .m. to4 p.m. 256 Soulh Fourth Ave., Middleport . Cloth i ng ond o ther miscellaneous items. acres in Pomeroy. SEclud - ed wooded area on top of hill . 992-529B. 1972 OLDS CUTLASS, good · shape, $650. Coli '192-7063. opt , 992-6345. 1973 CHRYSLER Now Yo•ker. FOR SALE or leose: l inda' s UNFURN . S room opt. in Mid· LOTS MORE TRUCKS PRICED TO SEL'LI POWEll PLANT setter . $200. Phone ~2 - 7692 . remodeled ki tchen , in Pomeroy. Call 992 -2288 ofter 6 12K60 2 b&droo m mobile home In Racine area. 992 -5858. '" - still under wo. .. 992-6022 . AND WEATHER CONDITIONS. _ ... ~ Jack W. Carsey Mgr. Phone 992-2181 TWO BEDROOM House, newly p.m. •a•• ••• f •o•a•••••oooootoooooo ooo oooooo.oooooo . ROSE BUSHES & SHRUGS '12 PRICE POMEROY LANDMARK 985-3307 . 1974 1~ x 70 mobile home. condition. $7800 . Good l~lt70 1979 BUICK LESABRE 100 gal. will take you 1700 m1 BONN~VIUE, GRILL lor 1973 Chrysler New Yorker, 742 -2460. HOOF HCLLOW, English end 1979 BUICK ELEC. 225, 100 gal will take you 1500 miles 1979 PONTIAC phonograph records. Call 992·6370 or Contact Martin Furnilure. Wes tern . Saddles and harness . Horses and ponies . Ruth Reeves. 614-698 -3290. Barding & Riding lessons and Horse Core products. or992-7076. $7680 WANT TO buy: old 45 and 7B 742-2898. Was 59589.55 1 9 7 9 F150 OLD COINS. pocket watches, doss rings , wedding bonds, diamonds. Gold or si lver . Coli Roer Wam sley , 742-233 1. 1971 12lt60 2 bedroo m, newly r•mod•l•d mobile home. Do you know how many miles that will take you based on the 1979 E.PA Average Rating? Ranger XL7 Pack ., 400 V-B, 84011 GVW Pack., reg, & dlx, tutone paint, vinyl seat trim, gauges, sliding OLD FURNITURE, ice boxes, brass bed s, iron beds, desks, etc., co mplete households. Wr ite M.D. Miller. Rt. -4 , Pomeroy or ca ll992-7760. Mobile Homes Sale's 1974Markllno. SOx12 , 2 bedr. 1969 Volionl, 12x60, 2 bedr. 1967 Notional , 12x50, 2 bed• . . B'S MOBILE HOME SALES, PT. PLEASANT, WV. 304-675-4424. Wils 510,834.00 $8551 Coli 1970Caltl• . 60lt12, 2 bedr. the month of July. 4x4 ............ ~~~-- ~~:.~. .~~- .. ················-·-····--~~~... white . '192-21>89. 1 /1 - On All Pets for Sale 3 • 1 9 7 9 F250 and CHIP WOOD. Poles .max. diameter 10" on larges t end. $12 per ton . Bundled slob. $10 per ton. Del ivere'd to Ohio Pollet Co., Rt . 2, Pomeroy . 992-3690. of gasoline for just buying a new car (rom us during , Was 56275.80 months old, lpoks likeyoung Lastle. Beagle type puppy, brqwn with white, femole. German Shepherd type, female, 6 months old, not large. Beagle type , 2 or 3 yrs. old, female, quiet dog. Humane Society . 992-5427 after 6, 992-7853 or992-7680, 992-5858. 1965 GENERAL60x 12, 2 bed•. 1'170Sylvo, 60xl2, 2 be~• - So don't worry about gas. Let us buy Y.QU 100 gallons 302 V ·8, pin stripes, knitted vinyl seats, auto. trans., p.s., p .b. , am radio, ci gar lighter, rear step bumper, 5·L78x14 wsw tires. SKETIE SMALL lemole, 4 o• 5 FREE KITTENS. 1 white and I With every new car purchased from our stock. Was $6922.80 Society . TWO MONTHS old mole kittent, black , grey, yellow. Humane Society, 992·2592. black vmyl Insert body si de mldgs ,, air cond. , am radio, tinted glass,.. :-:lgar lighter, deluxe wheel covers, rear slep bumper, 5·1.7Bx15wsw tires. Humane 992-7680 . 100 GALLONS OF GASOLINE 302 V-B, glow painl, knitted vinyl seat trim, gauges, auto , trans., p.s .• p .b .. bright lw. mt. mirrors, 1 97 9 bru sh. 13 KITTENS . All kinds end col- DURING THE MONTH OF JULY WE ARE GOING TO GIVE FREE 4011 V-8, 7700 GVW Pack., pin stripes, gauges, sliding rear window, auto. trans .• p.s ., p.b ., bright lw. mt. mirror.s, wheelllp mldgs,, am -fm stereo, cab lights, cigar lighter, H.O. shocks, frl . & rear, rear aux . spri ngs, rear step bumper, 5-7.50x16 E(10 PR) tires. 1 9 7 9 F150 ••••••••• ---. haul BARPERSON . Reliable , honest with references . Five Points Bar and Grill , Rt . 3, Pomeroy . THE UNBELIEVEABLE was $8051.25 and 992-3796., Reedsville, O ; JMEAN IT! OPENING . laborotory Technician. 3-11 4Spd . TIRE SALES REEDS COUNTRY STORE Help Wanted 4 eE~pjNERAL pni Wanted to Buy Phone 992-3111 . ' Lost and Found Power King car - Amerlcan·bUilt Power K i ng is me, not a . Automotive r t,otrlh . i differen . examp le. Pomeroy, 0 . . FINAL. CLEARANCE Yard Sale men's & s1yling, Featuring : women's perms. ries through without missi ng a mowe r , load fa st with a 1/ 3 ton bucket ,'b ulldoze, clear a 48" path 992-3BB6. '192-5914. DOG HOUSE, good condition. Co11992-3132 or 992-31 19 alter 4 p .m. MARK MORA HAIR STYLIST •• of snow in a hurry . · Mick's Barber& Style Center Introduces· 1967 vw •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 495 1967 CADI~C ..........~r~·J<la,dz~-.·····~··· '395 1959 FORD 4 DR ••••••••••••• ~ •••••••••• '195 engines applied through Power King 's all -gear drive deliver almost 100% power ·to the big driv'e wheel s. T hat ' s why you move r ight along with a 60" l 1979 STARCRAFT 15.ft . Tri-haul boot, 90 hp Mere wi th power trim. b: tra equipment. -$4500 or besf offer. 992-6330 after 5 TWO BEDROOM lurnished opt 992 -3 129, . 9Cil2 -54 04, 0~ '- fe rtilizer . dog food. ond all iypes ol _solt. h:cel sior Sol! Works Inc. , E. Main St ., Pomeroy : FURNI S~E D APT . suitable for 3 or 4 construction workers After Spm call 992-5434. '192-3129 , o•'I92-S914 . Real Estate,f.or Sale send , memories st ill linger on but 1 ' 5 LIMESTONE , '192-3B91 . was always on your·face . Very sad ly missed by daughter, Helen Jeffers and 5 beat. The reason? 12, 14 and 18 hp 3 AND 4 RM furnished and unfurn ished opts . Ph one ' gro\lel . calcium chloride you by the loving smile that 4 Or ., V -8, auto., P.S., P .B . air . Big acreage ... heavy loadS .. . Route 33 , north of Pomerov ' Lorge lots . Co l l992 -747q _ · COAL , '192-5434 . faith, so I'm on my way to see you Dad. Just keep watching for me, I believe, I wi ll k now 1974 MUSTANG HATCHBACK ••••••••••••• '1995 1974 IMPALA 2 OR •••••••••••••••••••••• '1295 _1973 BUICK CENTURY·················· '1395 rough going - COUNTRY MOBILE Home Pork I • sale- - ·been gone. but your sweet believe 01 the Apost le Paul sa id , you have fought a good fight, you ho\le fin is hed your course , you have kept the wheels. For For Rent IN MEMORY Of our dear Slant 6, 3 sp., P .S., new radial tires. P .S., P. B., auto. tr ans. . In Memory 1975 PLYMOUTH DUSTER••••••••••••••••• $1495 1976 DODGE DART.. ••••••••• .c:~·.~u;~~~!~ _'1895 Std. trans., 2 d r ., 6 cyl. '1695 1975 MAVERICK •••••••••••••••••••••••• 1974 MERCURY MONTEGO MX •••••••••• '1695 1975 FIAT••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4cyl., 2 dr., sld " 36 mpg . '995 1974 GREMLIN ••••••••••••••••• ;:~~:~t~. '1295 1974 COMET •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . 6 cyl., 2 dr ., red '1495 Auto., P.S., P. B.• long bed . '2895 1976 FORD f-150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1975 FORD f·100 RANGER .~~·:~~e~•...... '2495 1975 FORD PICKUP••••••••••••••••••••• Brown,stand.,shortbed '1995 1974 DODGE VAN T~ademan 300i P .S., P .B. air. , 2295 ••••••••••••••••••••••• F -250, auto. , P.S. , P .B., red . '1995 1974 FORD PICKUP.••••••••••••••••••••• v, Ton, long bed, std. trans. s595 1969 CHEV. PICKU Dr••••••••••••••••••••• )'our Best Buys Are Found in the Sentinel Classifieds MRS. ROYAL mOMAS tivity in the City Park downtown, pro. M rs. Royal ThQmas, fonnerly of bably near the Court Street and First SyraCUBe, is a surgic11l patient at Doc· Avenue come rof the Park. Signs will tors Hospital West, Ro<m 403, Columindicate the location. bwi 43228. For the past_several yers The International Air Traffic she has been making her home with Authority was created in 1944 to her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and regulate world air traffic. Mrs. Raymond Miller. plete Service. Phone 992-2478. 608 E. MAIN pnMFROY . O . NEW LISTING PORTLAND - Approx · imately 56 acres, lots of timber , som e buildi ng sit es, appro)(i,mately S acres tillabl e, 15 acres pa sture . $23,900.00 . LETART FALLS, OHIO - Love ly one floor plan brick home, hardwood floo rs, 3 bedrooms, cen · tral heat and air condl · tioning , wood burning fireplace , l'h bat h . $30,600 .00. HYSELL RUN - INSURANCE Two busl(!ess rooms, two apar tments over, been rented many years, ex in'lest m e n t. ce ll"ent J UST $33,500.00. NEW LISTING Located on Old Rt . 33 Approximately 240 24 Rolls of C1rpet In Stock & lOG's of Simples to Choose From . BUYNOW&SAVE been cance lled? lost your license? Phon11 operators 992-2143 . E·C ELECTRICAL Con tractor ser"'lng Ohio Volley region . She day• a week , 24 hours service. Emergency call s. Call Cell 742-2211 TALK TO W$ndetl or Herb·Grate or o·one Smith RUTl.AND FURNrnJRE BB2-2952 or 882-3454 . HOWERY ANO MARTIN Ex· cavati ng, septi c dozer, backhoe. system• . Rt . 143. Phone 1 (614) 69B-73:ll or 742-2593. 1972 mobi'le hom e, furn ished, f ir ep lace, ce ntral air, freezer Included , all und er pinning and blocks. $8,900. MIDDLEORT - AUTOMOBILE FROM $795 sq, yd. 742-2211 SHP AT ... RUTlAND FURNillJRE WE OFFER YOU ... 1. Twa h.! II floors of all new furniture. 2. Nice selections ol used furniture. 3. · A large building full o beautiful c1rpot. acres, bui ldi ng sites, tillable ground, p asture, woods. Home, barn, and other buildings a lso. JUST $178,000 .00. SUMMERTIME : and the MOVING Is EASY ... II you've been thinking of selling your- property, this is the time to do it. Why walt for SNOW CALL US TODAY AND LISTIIt REALTORS Henry E. Cleland, Sr-. Henry E. Cleland, Jr. 992-6 191 992·2259 See the Grate Family at Rutland �. 10-The DRily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Jwte 29, 1979 been offered the local superintendent 's post earlier and had accepted it. (Continued from page 1) Mrs. Louise Thompson raised a dealing with applications. He narrow- question on Gleason 's qualifications. ed the list down to from 12 to 15 ap-' Mrs. Sheets replied that his qualificplicants. tions were not available because the A great deal of time was spent by treasurer, Jane Wagner, was out of board members, Mrs. Sheets explain- town and she added that she could not ed, in narrowing the list down to possibly relate to the trowd all of the seven or eight and then finally down proceedings of the meetings held by . to two, Morris and Gleason. the board over the past month. Mrs. Sheets said' that Gleason had She said that Gleason had undergone six hours of interviewing by the board and an extensive check had been Sh e sai d that Gleason has a good background in a Has the Kingdom of Christ number of school-related matters. · been established on earth. Dr. Riggs Said that Mrs. Sheets' Col . 1:2·14, Heb.12:2B, presentation sounded as though the Rev_. .l :6-9 board was in violation of the "sunSUNDAY shine ·law" because the new Bible Classes 9:30am superintendent had to be employed in Morning Worship 10: 30 am a public meeting of the board. Evening Service 7:30pm O'Brien spoke again pointing out CHURCH OF CHRIST that the board could revoke its offer to Reedsville, 0 ., SR 124 Gleason and could even go against the John Tyler, Evangelist recommendations of Meigs County (304) 295-6910 Gleason DID YOU. KN(M WE HAVE FOR YOU I 1979 Will BE A PROMISING YEAR •IDEALS •COOKBOOKS · •GREETING BOOKLETS •INSPIRATIONAL BOOKLETS •GIFT BOOKS START A COLLECTION MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 99 Mill Street TRY OUR KFC Supt. Robert Bowen if four members were in agreement on a candidate. Pierce presented the recommendation of County Supt. Bowel\ suggesting Gleason for the job. Mrs. Sheets then made the motion to hire Gleason for three years at a salary of $27,108.80, 'the same as paid the past superintendent. The motion was seconded by Virgil King. The motion remained unvoted upon a length while more t:lli!.cussion was held and various spokesmen again made efforts to convince the board to employ Norris. Gleason, 31, was then brought to the floor and stated his educational and experience qualifications for the post and fielded questions from the Morris supporters pertaining to his plans for the future , his work in negotiations and his ability to establish cooperative relationships. Gleason holds a master's degree from Ohio State University in educational administration plus 45 additional quarter hours. He received his bachelor of science degree in secondary education from Ohio University. He holds superintendent, local superintendent and principal certificates and has been administrative assistant and principal for four years in the Logan Elm School System at Circleville. He has served as chief negotiator for the board of education. He has been a teacher in several schools in addition to coaching football, baseball and basketball. At the request of several visitors at the meeting, Morris was called upon to give his qualifications. He reported graduating from Pomeroy High School in 1!!57, receiving his bachelor of science degree in secondary education from Ohio University and teaching 'in the schools of Junction City, Parma and Cincinnati. He received his master's degree in administration at the University of Oklahoma. He told of working as a Meigs County SchoolSupervisor for a year before going to Concord College in Athens, W. Va., where he was an assistant professor and of earning his PhD in educational administration at Ohio University. He said he has 119 hours of training over the master's degree level and for four years was an assistant professor at Marshall University teaching school officials many times in administrative matters. He outlined his work at Meigs Local BAR-B-QUE CHICKEN which includes ex perience in negotiatin~, a wide experience in financing , work in special education and federal programs, the field of transportation, cafeterias and other activities which would qualify him as superintendent. "I want the job. If I don't get it this time, I'll be around", Morris concluded. He was given a standing ovation by the crowd of supporters. Another supporter, Bob Pickett, spoke on behalf of Morris urging the board to give him a chance. The motion was brought to a vote finally with the 3-2 result in favor of Gleason. Several times during the meeting, b9ard members favoring Gleason were asked why they were favoring Gleason over Morris. No definite answers were forthcoming except Pierce and Mrs. Sheets said that they believed Gleason is "right for Meigs Local." Following the vote, Dick Vaughan, Middleport businessman, called for the resignation of the board and was given some verbal support from the crowd. In earlier matters, the board accepted the resignation of Carol Wolfe as a teacher at the Pomeroy Elementary School and employed Gordon Fisher as business education teacher at the high school for the next school year. Fisher will also serve ·as assistant varsity basketball coach. · EVENT TIME GIVEN The chicken and sparerib barbecue to be held at Eastern High school on July 4 will begin at II :30 a.m. not 1 p.m. as was reported. SQUAD RUNS The Pomeroy Emergency Squad was called to Hysell Run at 5:17p.m. Thursday for Howard Ferguson who was taken to Holzer Medical Center. At 1:15 a.m. Friday, the squad was called to the couhty sheriff's office to treat an unidentified subject for a head injury. REVIVAL SLATED A revival will be held at the Ash St. Freewill Baptist Church in Middleport Monday through Sunday with services at 7:30 each evening. Special sptaker on the evenings of July 6 through July 8 will be the Rev. Paul Taylor. THe public is invited. ON PANDORA SPORTSWEAR BATHING SUITS, DRESSES AND MUCH, MUCH MORE TOOKIE'S FASHIONS CROW'S FAMILY RESTAURANT 5TH STREET 882-3312 NEW HAVEN CLOSED MONDAY AFTERNOON POMEROY, 0. 38(Continued ••• from page I) Beattie said he sympathized with some of the concerns of Local 1775, American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Union, but felt the strike was wrong as it created a stressful situation for the patients and disrupted service. "The whole .issue of right to strike in a public institution is 81} Issue which should be reflected on by the public at large," he said. "I believe a strike should not be an &cceptable means of expression if it includes disruptive, chaotic action. " State Representative Ron James (D-Proctorville) statel in a releaSe he was "shocked" by the state's action'by firing the employees. He Sliw it as a deliberate attempt to break the union. "The department will see how unworkable the Ferguson Act is because they have made several technical errors in the firings which will probably result in the ultimate reinstatement of employees," he said. "The real tragedy is that the patients and the taxpayers are the ones who will ~eally ~uff~~ because of this overkill. rea~tion .. " Beattie sa1d he IS shocked and surp~sed" the s~te has not come up With a better piece of legislation concerning public employees in the 30 years since the Ferguson Act became law. Beattie regretted the 42 firings because of some of whom he considers the best employees were ainong those dismissed. The loss of 42 personnel has ~mporarily disrupted service at GSI and Beattie fears the lack of service might prevent the state from obtaining federal funds to upgrade some of the cottages on the grounds. Harry Applegate, Chillicothe, the union's international representative, could not be reached for comment on the issue. WARREN J. BARNHILL Warren J .Barnhill, 77, Rt. 1, Guysville died Thursday moi'ning at his residence. Mr. Barnhill was bom at Dutch Ridge in Athens County the son of the late Samuel and Estelle Buck Barnhill. He was also preeeded In death by a sister, Margaret Jane and im infant brother. Mr. Barnhill was a retired school bus driver of Alexander Local. He was also a retired farmer. He is survived by his wife, E~ Hounestine Barnhill, one daughter, Helen Barnhlll, Springfiled, two sons, . Warren of Guysvlle and Terry of Athens, one grandchild, and one brther, Aldeau, Columbus. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 1 p.m. at the Hughes Funeral Home in Athens with the Rev. Wilbur Hilt officiating. Burial will be in Barnhill Cemetery. Friends may . call at the funeral home Saturday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPrfAL Admitted--Eleanor Gordon St. ' Clairsville; Opal CUm~lns , Pomeroy; Anna Crislip, Long Bottom· Kevin Anderson Cheshire. Discharged--France~ Wright, George Deem Dorothy Jenkins Mary Pugh Tho~as Drake william Morr~. Felix Alkire, Ruth Buffington, Ida Dudding, Naomi Bentley, Debora King. JURY REPORTS MONDAY A petit jury will not be required to report for jury duty on Monday in the Meigs County Common Pleas Court, the office of Judge John C. Bacon reports. TAG DAY Tag day will beeld in SyraCIIIIe SyraCIIIIe beginning at 9 a.m. 'l1lose participating are to meet at the fire station. ELBERFELDS ---- fJ'l I-------------------------1 .Area Deaths JULY 4th SPECIALS CONTINUES AU DAY SATURDAY ' AND MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JULY 2ND AND 3RD SUMMER It's Delicious . Sale prices on Cannon Bath Towels- Kitchen~els­ Bedspreads. Savings are great on men's sport hirts - . men's and boys jackets- swim trunks for men a , It boys. Save $300 on Kimball Pianos. Reduced prices on women's a'nd children's swim suits- children's jackets· children's sleepwear. boys and girls tops. women's fall coats. Stop in, look around and save. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ERective July 1 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK I announces new high ra.tes for ·savers. New 51A% Regular Savings Rate Now you. can earn more tnan ever before on Passbook Savings. Your new 51/4% interest is calculated daily and compounded quarterly. There's no minimum required, and you can deposit or withdraw at any time. Four Year Money Certificate I Earn the higher yields formerly available only to the big money investor. Interest, announced monthly, is 11/4% below the average four -year yield of Treasury securities during the preceding month and provides a guaranteed rate for the next four years. Minimum deposit of $1,000 required. Interest penalty for early withdrawal is required by law. ' ' ..• '. Six Month Money Market Certificates ,,., Maximize your returns with a Pomeroy National Six Month Money Market Certificate of Deposit. Based upon the average auction yield of U.S. Treasury notes established weekly, your maximum permissable earnings are guaranteed for the six month certificte term - on your minimum $10,000 deposit required by Federal regulation. Early withdrawal requires forfeiture of six months interest, and Federal regulations prohibit the compounding of interest on Six Month Money Market Certificates. ..' ' . ' ,, ..' •' " -..' ,. • pomeroy rutland tuppers plains "' pomeroy national . bank ..•. ~ •' "• : • the bank of the century established 1872 FDIC ' •• I •' ' I •• • . � 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 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 29, 1979 barhill