https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a4dca5a19dd29a4b59ebbd344672267e.pdf 645d8cef071de49c36acd3d450acef47 PDF Text Text •. .. r Sparks ·fly .among awinakers 7 • . "some temper • · By ROBERT E. MILLER cooling~' B at a c:a4uew:e:, • upon for Associated Press Writer following recent Senate-House brush . q~ lawglit alllU... il us· COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Mem- wars on some mator·bilts".-He-dertij!Ct"······ ruffe's nfDsal fa f:P ~ Ornrt bers of the Ohio House. who ex- there were hard feelings between on a majar tJu; *' d · pected to join senators in a bid to him and House Speaker Vernal G. rulesclfevOdaivefllrO.Wsalilrtsring down the curtain on the · Riffe Jr., D-New Boston. "I'm not ·t hatlean•tbesaRpaiaL lawmakers' sununer session, retur- mad at anybody," he ihsisted. · 1be Senate t.1 ned today to find the upper chamber But the relatiorishlp betWeen the rejected the empty. ranking 0em'!Crats waxes hot and IA'gisJature by the (tia ' i ewe The Senate, apparently in cold, and the chill clearly was on. Court, bUt lbe .lillaR did 1111t retaliation for the House's refusal to Ocasek cited the Senate-approved challrnge ~ ..t 1111!7 ...- • meet Monday, ignored most of its bill tightening the state's fiscal belt effect today .:... alllrl · ga.J.Iy floor calendar and adjourned, ten- to meet declining revenues as a deadline liJr the leg "n fa lad tatively, untj,l July 18. . . major reason for suspending Senate ·t bemdl. Senate President Oliver Ocasek, activities, except for interim com'The ...,....... bJ lbe u..r ...,;. a D-Akron, said the break was decidell mittee work. reject. · died. eame Fridzy ~ability of the Legislature to pass raws affe c ting'' co urtro.om pi!OC.edures. . Oc~k also criticized House Finance Corrunittee amendments to the belt-tightening budget bill', noting that one added $S million in new spending. "I thoug~_we were ~about austerity," he said..,adthat the House also had lifted me- other appropriations from a rong stalemated capital improvements bill. ASked if the speaker was responsif!Ie> fm:r the corrunittee's 24 amendments; he said "I don't know who.is ' esponsible. I'm not blaming 7 \ .. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - A delay in approval of the Legislature's part of Ohio's new austerity plan will ,not cause major fiscal problems, Senate President Oliver Ocasek, D-Akron, says. ~ When he was asked Monday about a Senate-House dispute that could stall the bill perhaps until July 18 or longer, Ocasek said it should ·have been enacted by now, but said the situation "is not irreparable." Bat uO.cmoos SBm 'IDY In all,.the .Senate leader said the. Senate and House are in disagreement on 11 pieces of legislation. He named Senate mem- · bers of conference corrunittees he . said will work to resolve differences betweel'l now and and the resumption of full legislative deliberations, " probably on J'uly 18." · • He indicated he thinks the House . will agree to the interim conimittees but said he had not talked to Riffe since last Friday. • I . at y POMEROY~IDIUPORT. Ocas~k ~ • . VOL 31 NO. 55 ride anyone." en ne ' FIFTEEN CENTS 0010 says.delay Earlier Monday, Gov. James A. Rhodes fulfilled the administration's previously announced promise to cut state spending 3 percent to help keep Ohio's recession-hit budget in~ ce. The belt-tightening and fund shifting bill, now pending in the .House, and Rhodes' cut were agreed to by the governor and legi,slative leaders. The latter will save about $126 million in the new fiscal year begun today and - .... I • £ i pes:t:M bike iniU!e iiqllarprims rilp&• additianal $21.1 . . . . . - · tbr state'sCliiiiBs. Howe er, s.dpt .D ir'ftUF William D. Kap said t p flf an eslimatai d!firit ~~Wrlbe DPd 12 mQDtbs - I!JbiCg • bit . . millioD -1ll'illbnea. bem.le liP the legidationaln!llb' ..... b.r Senate That 1*....-ol 5liifts f.m a I and delaJs lbtoia -41it:A' -~ l'«<lllCbtr ta&illllllt$11 flf tbe ,.....,.~ malfal. ~eg· 1 s., leaders said. 1be . . _ driay •lbe lliilstam u.e m I :~·=-·c=~~= between the 'a- •l••les _ . a part &am IJitOpelty lu rdilf .......... fllr NO\'elllle' baDat ad IIIIIB' mattas. Bat n.- ~ Cair- man !MJrl II. Sl•e• 7 " D- , , Bwmerille. said - a llllt tberr was !Uoo ......- . ~ ia ei IDOIItlJ bo'' I - C e.. From the Anoclated Prell Carter to interrupt vacation WASffiNGTON - President Carter will interrupt his summer vacation and travel to Japan next week for a memorial service for the late Prime Minister Masayoshi Ohira, officials here and in Tokyo say. · A White House official, who asked not to be identified, said Carter decided Monday to attend the July 9 service for Ohira, a close ally of the United States who died of a heart attack June 12. · The president plans no other stops on the trip and will return after an overnight stay in TokyoJ the official said. Shah's condition satisfactory C~RO, Egypt - The deposed Shah of Iran was reported ~ "very satiSfactory" condition today and was removed from mtensJve care following surgery to drain fluid from his lungs.. . •· An Egyptian doctor treating the cancer-stricken shah S81d the exmonarclr has a "more than 75 percent" chance of surviving, but a second Egyptian physician familiar with the case said the long-term prognosis may not be so promising. . , "His condition is very satisfactory," said Dr. Abdel Kader Osman 24 hours after Monday's operation. Pope John Paul ll Visi~ Brazil BRASilJA, Brazil - Pope John Paul II came to Brazil Monday on what he called "a pastoral and religious mission" and lost time in stressing his traditionalist position in a dispute between the church and the' military-backed regime of the world's largest Roman Catholic country. . • The pope "paid tribute" to Brazil's bishops in a speech at Brasilia:S military air base. But he~wamed hall a million people in an afternoon open-air Mass that the church's mission cannot be reduced "just to soci~>-poli}ical matters." · · . ., · Clergymen in Brazil are deeply involved in social and political ~ues such as the struggle for land between rich and poor, the rights II union workers and the defense of native Indians who are being forced · off native tribal lands. , oo Weekerid stonns claim three lives The weekend storms that swept through Ohio claimed at least three..... lives and caused widespread damage. Miami County sheriff's deputies were continuing their search Monday for one of three Bradford brothers they said·were killed when flash flooding swept the Stillwell River. The missing boy,10oyear-old Jack Doubledee, fell into the river Sunday, One brother, Dale, 22, drowned wJlile try.ing to rescue the boy. A second, David Qoubledee, 18, died Monday in Piqua Memorial Hospital. ' _ _ <tio's filcll about IDIIIQy • a dJqJs in lftU&Sfr'EI 1be iUJe aaatdl) is a · g about $50 bdliail ea:ia ' estimates le cllbe auto :salesa-. s.lll!liiiJ' alii a.e state's22au ----us~~ fnm lewis o I I • w1'1!11 l!l?t-Hil badgd ltd ill Juiym!l. So far, Rllodes ad Dr leg- I 'iw leaders - ... llll!lt ill - - caD •"slln+njl" budgd- bne . _ aMe ....... layoffs flf 5iiiR H bts . lions ill a YweaaJ 7 • ~ Bc61oamasaJ z nJa • the lint flf Drlll ,_. - - lbe ..,...,...w piidae bril$, • lile.r by the thousands ·and several residents and workers . tw;a•••;aJD-SuJius• P.ige-St. Midwere stUng. Apiary people came and captured the said. z t,pajat-'ic~"' c~~~~~~s• &dtbe~t bees. However, they apprently did not get the queen ~!IK . · gaaii,..Ewic Al'lllgetree at the """"""'"" ill . . . ...... . . . and on Friday bees- still swarmed in the tree but c1 W161r Owb~- beiDg cut down. sidiesalllr JaL 1....,. ~· · tual Clel'laiad.y. .......... lbe • 4 ~ -.~~~~~~~s lias of the tre . workers armed with insecticides were on the attack. edueati1111 iil!putmail. ..&e sngUrr zc · ... 1liil be ...tile a alan Is J jklc:t:& at . mjnial•ati... 1'llniE jtit:till f1f . g ill filal I'· tcalst:iJIDiiiilbe • _ll .f'Dit~ Meaa.wbile, Army officials at asked residents to cut back on water . p:c:w s i & Dr - 5 £ 5 1 IIlii~-.. (tiabrwna's Fort Sill rescheduled use or face rationing, and other of. IIIIIRs a I 74 cl iltllle ...S ill Zi ~ J.l a lilillle sb"""'"IS' activites for cooler houri! ci•A"C the wfjljlljes ad ficials worried about a threat of ac. _ • , a z a ill Tisl5 after die: deaUl of a lieutenant who cidental fires diu-inl! the long holiday lfiice ci tbe baCh 6 w ... ..,. ..._, Ei 'ldlllriZI*u lllttbe dtaplll!d dUring an exercise aborweekend. W«E''t.liE, . . . . In Colorado, firefighters contained beeause Of heat. In Lawton, · -~--- [&*ID. alfuptJ resUlts indicated a 1-yearthe largest forest fire on record as andsafle .....-- . . . . . . . -g, liiillro . . . - meals ;r.. '!"'• g I ' 9 J . . j l)r Qr'T'al .............. laJ'j fOUDd dead in his · grand· rains fell on. the five-day blaze, and ' ''t-saalykabW• . two smaller fires were controlled. m~~lbell':s heme had suceumbed to More than 1,000 firefigh~ers were bmtllefore·being J;118uled by rats, of.,., ' flown into Colorado to help 'fight the . sa • ' •1\ ..- 4 i * &iai'Ssaicl . \. ' I ~ Heat wave ·deaih ·toll at 61 5 . . . . .. . . . , . . . • 5 . . * -:;=~=·~ tu···- /•. PrObe conaPJ-ink ._Ailll-. ... ..... •=*J ...., .. &dliorities in Temple, Walters, •fill. Tulsa and Broken Arrow 10,050-acre blaze conflagratimi near Emerald Lake. , Hostage's parents plan· trip . ,. J' .... etatecJPreu . Sgt. Michael Moeller's pMiads say lfley are considering a bip Tellnn to plelid for clem~xy · tflei1r latage son, threatened· .. a kial and a possible 1D-yar a • e 001 charges ·of having . - d relations with an .Iranian . Cincy sniper still at large · CINCINNATI - Police continue to believe Pie two youths killed in a June 8 sniper killing were "random targets, targets of opportunity," Chief of Detectives Capt Donald ·s1a11ghter told co~unity ·~ders Monday. . · . Meanwhile, police said they will look into details of a sniper shooting Sunday morning ori Interstate 70, northwest of Dayton. The High\vay Patrol said Marton J. Schrock, Pittsburgh, was,grazed on the head by a bullet apparently fired from an expressway ovel-pass M , I 1k · . woman·, who became SWEKJwd, was llmged by her W eather · fo~ecast . . Showers or,thunderstorms tonight Becomin& mostly IUIIIIY Wednesday. Highs in the low 80s. Chance of rain ·50 percent tooigbt and 2111 percent Wedne!day. Northwi!Sl winds around 10 lnph tonight. · EXTENDEDFORECABT Thundlly thtoiagb Saturday: Fair 1bUI'IIday and Saturday. w.... and bamld ladeiJeDdeoee'oay with a dwlce of ....Wen ud tllllltdentol'llll. Hlgbs Ia the upper 7011 ud low ae. T1nanday ud Sa...,..,.. but Ia tbe mid to upper IIOIIDdepeodeoee Daf. Low• Ia tbe iiippel' 511 andlowiOI. · · ·• · ··, .J!Vi -cn:uR81"*'D n.e•u. : m a , ...:...... ___ . c:llled • 1...g a.a2:a--.. 'llf'-SIIeftK li,BiiiSiel,. T 5 a , . e. ar.r I i. - - a · a.-. ..._t.jde :;aiM ' -Be ., tate. -,,,to v~ • t !. • 'W ' Saui&: ..m -. -.. • '11-.e, .... 7 '7 7 a&" s ....... - _. ._. • .... ill c-.J .. s WI .._ .. • 5 "hill'.. z I IS."' . . illlll.s .... siiil . a • ClliJ'- zk ani&: Slliil . • ..._, ..... . . . , . - -.e w.s~ , lait6tt fordisgracingthe family. .... IQIIiaD Justice Ministry in. ' Ali Mllllr Parvaneh, tokl a uputa Monday that the 23-yearMpeiTer; elf Loup City, Neb., llliiJil "CBP" a trial if the dead' a: w(s.puenb agreeto " forgive" ·. lilliL I'Wtaueh suggested Moeller's .. nrto lnn to try to persuade "'ln-pu ' todnlpthe charges. l"'lnaaaddl said earlier that mf a I cl!finitely would be put 00 frilll. eftlll if Iran's Parliamert frie the other 52 hOstages, · 24Ist day of captivity. ... 7 In Nebraska, Doris Moeller, the Marine's mother, said she and her husband were considering the trip to Tehran. "I'm not going to say yes or no. I have to think about this and I'd .... definitely have to have !:Onfirmation from the State Department," she said. · . State Department ·spokesman Hooding Carter said the'-· United States has recei~ed no confirmation that· Moeller. faces trial. However, the department said it would con- · sider an exemption from President Carter's ban on travel to Iran if the Moellers decide to make the ~p. MQI!ller, a Marine guard at the U.S. Embassy, is acc'used of having seduced a 23-year-old Iranian student, identified only as Amaz A., prior to the seizure of the. embaSsy by yoUng militants last Nov. 4. Parvaneh said Mileller ·denied the charges. ) .. �.. .-J . 2-The Da'ilySentinei, Mid.dleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, July 1, 1980 J 3-The Daily Sentinel. lv.lddJeport-P<meroy.O•• TueSdaJ', July I, 1 • Opinions & Comments SCOREBOARD .Mojo<..__ ,. u ~--.. 11 Dotroot &I'"-' ll WIST Kansas City fQEO,THE CA?liAL'S A GREAT 5roT 'JZ)R 'fAMILiES IO \/1<;1\!! O!oco&o . 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Gispaldta etdJ,1eG to~~~~ 1tW'1s-per udallo tbe locall)ewl pub1Jsh¢'bertln. Pu'blilber -a .bert W"ltlpU GcaeraiMgr .• CityEdUor · Roi.rt H.nidt News EdHor · Oak ~..Jr. Adv.Maua1er . ~~ cut!Ms m. ~ vort . Milwa.ui« ntE DAILY SENTINEL 12 • a .It It ,... WIMBLEDON. England I APl p~ GB .Q:l .m .i"t ~~ X! ~•• .411 ~ .• .m.432 .m .e ro,. I '"12H Fi.ftee&year...ad Andrea Jaeger. the youngest seed in the history ol WiJn. bledoo, upset seventh-seeded V'll'ginia Wade 6-:Z, Him the historic temJis tournament. • • In other matches, sii:time cham. pion Billie Jean King defeated Pam Shriver ~7. 74i, 11Hl; defending champion Ma rtina Navratiiova eliminated Kathy Jordan 64, 6-2; Tracy·Austin ousted Terry Hoiiaday 6-2. 6-3; Chris Evert U oyd won 6-3, 6- 2 against Joi\Jlne Russell, and Evon· ne Goolagong overcam~ Bana M ~ n­ diikova of Czechoslovakia., 6-7,6-3,6- Jaeger, Turnbull vs. Gooiagong, Stevens vs. AuStin . In the men's singles, three 1. .:.. Americans - Rusooe Tanner. Gene Aust·ralia's · Wendy Turnbull disposed.of l.e ie Forood !Hl, 6·2, and South Africa's Greer Stevens scored a 6-2, 6-2 victory over Australian leftbander Dianne Fromhoitz . The quarterfinals line up this way : Navratilova vs. King,- Uoyd vs. Maye( and Brian Gottfried reached the q,uarterlinals before heavy rain stoppeg play for the day. Gottfried · taine'd Australian Phil Dent, 6-1, &-2, 6-2; Tanner moved past Nick Saviano 7-<l, 3-6, 6-3, 64 , and Mayer edged Australia's Colin Dibley 3-6, 7-5, ~. 6-1, 6-2. Secondseeded John McEnroe led 'South African Kevm Curren 7'f>, 7-<l, ~3 when the match was suspended by : the rain . 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""'' ar.SmttJe t •mrsr- Wi f, As the birthday of our nation universities. • draws near it is fitting that we think George-Whitefield tried to make of the importance of our religious Christians more tolerant of ooe heritage. another when he said: "God help us · rth · li · to forget party name- aod become I n no nat10n on ea JS re g10ns Christians in deed and truth ... more diverse than in the United States. The yearbook of Arilerican Though leaders of the American churches lists an astonishing 223 sec- · Revolution were not notably pious, ts, cults and denominations. religious gave momentum to the From earliest times religion has ··struggle in several· ways.!' All offered strength and solace to denominations were divided by the revolution. An~lican d~1 eo•iwin Americans. Religion has been an im~ history. in the South most Anglican la}mea We are familiar with the story of · supported the patriots' cause. the Pilgrims' reasons for coming to Quakers 3J1!1 Mennonites. the new country in the early part of against all wars. the 17th Century. We know they left After the Revolution there again England because they were per. was a waning of religious of faith. secuted for their religious faith. But Conditions were changillg: ,pioneers . sad to relate once safely ashore, were on the move westward H ,th~se saine once-persecuted people were to be ronverted / · Pilgrims. ~~arne persecutors in dramatic ways were needed. So their own righl. They established a there followed a camp meeting fermodified theocracy in which only . vor which spread througb the South. prtlJierty owning church members · and West. Soon it doubled church were allowed to vote. membership. Therefol!owed a great They -became very strict and missionary movement of both established paralyzing standards of Protestants and Catholics to the Indecorum. A body of stem laws ban,dians. ned both labor and frivolity on the The long bitter struggle over Sabbath. On one occasion th!ly went slavery disrupted every area ol so far as td keep BoSton mariner in American life including religion. By stOcks for four hours for kissing his 1845 the nation 's larges t wife in public orr the Sabbath after denominations, the Baptists. an absence of three years at sea! Methodists and Presbyterians. had The.Se Pilgrims 'met in cold chursplit into Northern and Southern ches to listen to three hour sermons. divisions. To the North slavery was One time on January 24. 1686 the evil, but in the South it fOJIDd ample sacramental bread was frozen so support in the pulpits, clergymeo · hard it ratued as it was broken on. a£guing that slavery had scriptural the plates. However, this condition sanction because the Bible did not ' did not exist in the South for the fl>rbid it. church services were seldom over 20 Once the war began each side minutes. claimed God's guidaoce. Abraham Towards the latter part of the 17th Lincoin once said: "It is possible Century, non-Puritans began that God's purpose is sometbiJig dif· streaming . into the flouris\ling ,ferent from the ~ ol either colony and gradually a change came party." . ·· about. After the tragic events of the 'l'be woWJds of the war healed Salem witchcraft trials the political slowly an.d some denomioalims poweroftheclergywasweakened. have~ver "ted their Northern For a few years the pendulum aod So ches. · swung in the other direction and In the pe after the Civil War many clergymen became alarmed the churches faced many iJt. at the waning of rellgious (ervor. tellectual challenges because ol the Soon there were many local revivals growth .of science, adtme and exhorting people to mend their philosophy. Then the slrQggle betways. There were four ex- , ween fundamentalism and modettraordinary preachers emerging as nism threatened the unity ol many leaders of the "great awakening" of denominations in the early IJ'U:{ ol Jhe 1730s and 1740s. the 20th century asit continues to The first was Jonathan Edwards thre8teniteventoday. in New England who persuaded Beginning in the IJ7Ils spellhinc!ing many tO repent. Then there were the evangeliSt Dwight 1.. Moody slumPresbyterian W. M. · Tennent and ped the cities and caused thnoKarwls son, Gilbert, who ~ · orn1ed sinillar to become converted. l.1kr llwe work among the e of Pen- was Billy Sunday wbo beld nsylvania. The m celebrated of numerous revivals in many cities. the foursome was George There have· been many be« Whitefield. He was so eloquent and e\tangelists, but the. besl t . n ts awe inspiring that even the skeptic, Billy Graham, who lWa1,.. fll the BenJamin:Franklin, was moved to medium ol teinision, b&s , _ I empty his pune on the collectiQn lllOI'e people than any acber. plate at one !'!!~vaL J1!us we see tbe interest ill The last effort ol tbe "G~t has hid ita ups and dons lbJ p. Awakening" are still det.ted by American history. Ne\.~ historians. It was one of !bit first . religious faith has nmai!!!!!l a · movement.\ to help unM the part ol American life. We II'IIISllaald . colonlstll and it flnnly esta~ fast to that faith ill lbe.r c:rillicaJ revjvalilm as a ' kchnique for . times even thoQgh it 1ll!elns ill$ if ml strengthening the _churches or i.softel)pre-valenl WekrMw cm..Gad America. ultimately Will triwnpb O"a' liD 1t created a demand for trained and~ ministers which resulted in- "~ ....,udb a - . . estabiJshm:ent of such institutions Of but sin·iu reprollch -ta ~ eI higher leamtng as Princeton, (ProverbS14:31).- Nanlla Lee. Brown, Rutgers and Dartmouth 1n1 ·- c::::: 10ESr 0 a II l4 .... GB .. ...... t It ll Ill ,.. • .» ,jll .lit '" SanJliolo.C.Lao ....... J .. Sa·li: l ~· ......... . On!)' games I I I I .......,~G.illa 5 U 80 White Paper Plates riJ~Pkg. · ~l-It) ...... -" ·- · SU.nuis (l<ut %-< I a ! - . . I ~ I· 11, <p l • 11......, IJ.Nido:n>Ut o t - IAiaondor 5-l t. Hit . ~o 1 ~ 7.. 1 .al Nnr Vtri tSnn ~ ,. denon7..f,,( Philodrfi>boa n) .Chrysler giveth ·and Chrysler taketh away ciur Reg. 81c 9"-diameter, disposable paper plates. Save. tn l San Otego (Mora J.Jt .t l...ra ~ 1 ~ f. IJ,I n l anann.b 1Mosbu ~1) . at S., F'I"WWIXX (Yrlufa00"-7 i. ( D ) DAYTON. Ohio tAP)- ·'Chrysler straight, according to a company ofBenefit. and Chrysler also taketh ficiaL . This same worker said the income away," said an angry aDd disap.Chrysler spokesmen in Dayton from SUB expired in November and pointed taid off auto worker who and Detroit declined official comhis regular unemployment benefits received a letter from the company · ment Thursday. However, another ran out JWJe I. demanding he return a portion of his source in Detroit Said the problem is · / When I got my check from the Supplemental Unempioyment giv~th Benefits. 11Je United Auto Worker member, who .has been off the job for nearly a year, was among hWldreds.. ~f laidoff Da)1oo area employees · who ·Totl/l.y's commentary receh·ed such leiters Thursday from Chr)-sler. ; Workers pay into the SUB not unique. He also said that since SUB is administered by the UAW, pr1lgf3Jil each week and draw it out Chrysler cannot be blamed for overif they're laid off. Chrysler explained in the letter payments. But the Dayton employee,, who that anyone who applied for federal aid WJder the the president's Trade · asked not to be identified because he Readjustment Act is not eligible for didn't want to risk his job, feels he and others were misiliformed. ·- · all ol their SUB pay. Income frcm the Trade Read" They really built it (the juslment Act is eannarked for program) up," he said, alleging th;!t ,.1lrl<ers who are laid off due to Chrysler told him the income he direct foreign competition. The received from the Trade Readjustment Act would not conflict with rnone)' cannot overlap with SUB and it is up to the UAW to keep the till the Supplemental Unemployment government two weeks ago, I used it to pay bills," he explained. " Now, Chrysler wants me to return $2,400 within 30 days." Local United !uto Worl<ers officials say they were swamped by more than 200 telephone calls Thursday.. from members who received the Chrysler letter. Union members were told to ignore th~ letters. Chrysler warned ill.the letter that if the overpayments were not returned, the amoWJt would be deducted "from future compensation" from the automaker or "from future supplemental benefits payable to you, or both." ' _ _ _..• It is not known how much Ohio workers pay into the pian, but in · Michigan and New York - the highest paying states - it amounts to about 95 percent of their takehome pay minus commuting · expenses. Employees who have been laid off are entitled to it in full , unless they receive federal Trade Readjustment Act money at the sa me time. . No matter where the fault lies, the news ca ught jobless Ohioans by sur-· ,prise. . ' 0 45' ...11 llllct Tape Self-adhering pol)ethJllmecoaled. For heal or cold. " Well, I felt that Chrysler was playing God, " said the Dayton inan. "Chrysler giveth and Chrysler also taketh away. I didn't think that money from TRA was Chrysler's to take away . But the money's gone . I don't have a job. I have to pay bills. 1 have to buy food for my family. 1 don't 'have any means to return the .'money now." Today's _pOlitical roundup Reagan to he .painted ·as 'Pnissian .militarist' WASHINGT0:-1 tAPJ - · A -twomch Sladl ol papers was .delivered ~r to 1111r of Ronald Reagan's . ca~•gn aJdes,by the man who ran the Cahf~ welfare department IJbm'R~wasgovemor. 11r pad age roc;rtalned :detalls of Reagan"s saate •~lfare program - : ill(~ campaign wants bm1J If the Democrats begin taking pol sldsat the Roapft·record. Ia the . - - ollus staff members, o1 c:redibility.., whether C!n w beueved. whether his .-11 California was as be porIra) 1l- Will be a ir:e,· element in the outcome of his ... 7 aualrac:t. C..Uca sal- OJith these afde5 linJI& ._ • ('OOI(em that President !be . Carter, the likely Uemocratic nominee - will seek to pain~ an image of Reagan as, in their words, a " Prussian militarLV." If such an approach--didn't work, Reagan staff members believe Car. ter IJlay turn to a tactic employed by Lyndon B. Jolmson in his 19&1 campaign agabist 1Bilrry Goldwater, whom Jollnsori portrayed as iln archconservative prone tO "shoot from the hip." The Rellgan €8lliP expects CartAs to mimic Johnsliii; ·but they . don't ~ that tactic would work. " l!BI is not 1964," one uplained. Carter, who has...lll!!,de few opeilly political appearances this year, has f~ very liWe fire power on his Republican opponent. limiting his . public references to a few critical conunents in lengthy speech~s. But ~or weeks, Reagan has been preparing for battle, as evidenced by the delivery of the welfare data in a hotel bar near the Capitol here. As they look at double-digit in- . flation, rising unemployment, and a stagnating Gross National Product, the Reaganites are confident they could keep the incumbent president busy defending the work of his ad·ministration over the last four . years. . . One ~gan aide, almost gloating over the downward trend the economy has taken under Carter, said the campaign will be a fight to see "who keep;; who on the defen, sive.'' The Reagan camp appea~s so confident one staffer confided " it's scary" to think that Reagan's 12year quest for the White House may be nearing victory. But at the sa111e time, key staff members express concerti about whether the electorate will take seriously the one-time movie actor. They state - with obvious bias that those who-do not are making a big mistake. Reagan 's aides feel Carter efforts to challenge Reagan's record as California go~ernor from 1967 to 1975 "just won't wash." 11 4 2 5-Quart . Our Reg. 7.57 . 'Big Bucket' Wall Paint . One-coal flat interior flat late~ in white and colors . • Besides," asked one aide,· '' how l?ng can you keep it up?". I ational Guard: success brings problems ., 5- d said its 1800,000 COLUMilUS, Ohio ( AP)' Rllllfication ot boundary agreemen11 betwten the atate and certain pruperty OWllers in the Buckeye LaU a~ baa. been delayed In the . Ohkltfoule. . . Refusal ul the_House tu go along ,.,th St'INitl' amendments JJUIY send U.., boll to a ru~Jerence L'UIImlittee to 1<u11 •lilt differences. • 31 lJ anano.u I ~ $ llllly 3 . percent dropped 1out," Abraham said. He told the board _the additional fWlds were needed now to guarantee continued support to those- in the program. He voiced concern that any hint of insufficient fWlding "We anuclpated rougruy one-trurd "could be disastrous for morale and of those coming into the program hurt recruiting." would be dropping out of school. But The program, available .to prior servicemen as well as new enlistees went inio effect in February 1978. ' n exchange for a six-year enlistln guard, recruits may receive up to four years or free · .:OLUMBUS, Ohio (AP J - A temcollege training. The guard picks up poral')> law which helped Butier · the bill for tuition and general fees at County land a $300 million brewel')' state-assisted universities or worked so well that some technical colieges. lawmakers .._.ant to make it per· Those· who pre(er to attend a . 1118nent. private institution may rea!ive up to The House appr&ved 84-2 Tuesday c$940 a year to cover tuition costs. ' a . bill allowing .county com· In return, their enlistment , missioners to ·hold special elections requires them to drill one weekend a to decide certain township zoning month aod to attend summer camp ·questions. for two weeks a year. The program had I,?Al ticipants this year and 1,200 intend to return in the faU, said James M. Abraham, assistant adjutant general-Army for the state. ' Capital briefs , " II San F.....,.... aroee .tndG•• J7 Lo&MJ!'Ieo problem CliO siiJiJ'e ol the flmda was needed to ot 1 new 8S!IUl'e Cllrl1!llt students that money Obio National ' would be available r~ them to continue their eclucalfon nen fall. ' · . The problan' because the scholarshi~reeruitment · was more successful than anyone thought it would be. "I· dldn"l .REALIZE ttr11 blllllct r1f 61t1 , • k1ned lMit:M,. . . Pd. ll Sl.L.- ataQA)D -. L Ooi<ac• ' . •• ..• ... ..... ..•' ,. • ........ .a. • .... • New V..t. 'AP1 -- ' llle ---But the . EAST Pl-........ m a NA.TIONALLEA&li"E j ment u.e Easy-to-read 1 2 " face . Fahrenheit and celsius . '- BA'E!•tJ m:w YORK CAP.l - Left-.ra .Jeny Rt:aa al tile LDI A•z. 7 ~:lodgers named tile ,........ Iague Pla,er a( tile . . . Ciani .__, llilddy Bel? ol the Teus ~~angen, reuivtd the baaaars • in tfle, Ameriran ' r. ,... the periqdeildinzSanda:r,.J-a. Reallll t11rew the majar •1 •• fint no-lliiW ol· . . _, aJJDe wiiNn one tiTOI' fli a, peftd piue qaiml tile Sao Frauclicio Gilatl lllltFrida:r.• railiiJc bis rKIII'IIIo t-1. Bel? bit ;m orbiJe ,.,..P..ti•c 2S tGUJ '-lutWftiL ,· �.. .-J . 2-The Da'ilySentinei, Mid.dleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, July 1, 1980 J 3-The Daily Sentinel. lv.lddJeport-P<meroy.O•• TueSdaJ', July I, 1 • Opinions & Comments SCOREBOARD .Mojo<..__ ,. u ~--.. 11 Dotroot &I'"-' ll WIST Kansas City fQEO,THE CA?liAL'S A GREAT 5roT 'JZ)R 'fAMILiES IO \/1<;1\!! O!oco&o . II SU~t l5 , GLAOl.IS - l4 Ill • .. ll .151 n u MinneooU CaiJfOrnlo t-JtiiiOt.lAL lJ Jli ,.. ' ., Ta.u Seattle Oallind ii'S ouR • L lS 31 :a ••• .D. ! leveland T""""" iUSPSit>-MO ) DEVOTED TO mE , INTERFSrOF . MEIGS-MASON AREA • LeHen ol optaloa art welcomed. 11Jey should be le11 tha~ .* l'onk IGII& tfllf sabjed.a . ~ doll. by the editor) &ad mud be signed wldl tbt slpee 's ~es 11111,1 bt triUIIMJd . pubUaltao. Howenr, oc:t J'ftiUflt, names .,w be dlui!JHd. Lttt.en l,bcJald bt iD c..r &ask, ..._ dretllq Iliad, 1101 persoaallltet. . Publllhed daily neept S.blnlay by Tbe' Oblo VaUey Publiahi.D& Compuy· Muldme.tla. la.. Ill Court St., Pomerey, Obio G7a. BuiDta1 Oflice Pbooe tl51. Edl.1oria1 Plluar ti'Z-!ID. Sec0Dddaupo~l.llgepalda1Pomtroy, Ob1o. • ·Nathul advertial.o.g reyreseot.dve, Laodoa AUIIM!iatft, Jltl Euclid A.vt..., Ckn:l...- Ollie MILS. ' . · ~ •Tbe Alll~la~ PTe:u! il O:elwllvely eoatled ta Ute uae fOr pubUeatioa pf all -DMt. Gispaldta etdJ,1eG to~~~~ 1tW'1s-per udallo tbe locall)ewl pub1Jsh¢'bertln. Pu'blilber -a .bert W"ltlpU GcaeraiMgr .• CityEdUor · Roi.rt H.nidt News EdHor · Oak ~..Jr. Adv.Maua1er . ~~ cut!Ms m. ~ vort . Milwa.ui« ntE DAILY SENTINEL 12 • a .It It ,... WIMBLEDON. England I APl p~ GB .Q:l .m .i"t ~~ X! ~•• .411 ~ .• .m.432 .m .e ro,. I '"12H Fi.ftee&year...ad Andrea Jaeger. the youngest seed in the history ol WiJn. bledoo, upset seventh-seeded V'll'ginia Wade 6-:Z, Him the historic temJis tournament. • • In other matches, sii:time cham. pion Billie Jean King defeated Pam Shriver ~7. 74i, 11Hl; defending champion Ma rtina Navratiiova eliminated Kathy Jordan 64, 6-2; Tracy·Austin ousted Terry Hoiiaday 6-2. 6-3; Chris Evert U oyd won 6-3, 6- 2 against Joi\Jlne Russell, and Evon· ne Goolagong overcam~ Bana M ~ n­ diikova of Czechoslovakia., 6-7,6-3,6- Jaeger, Turnbull vs. Gooiagong, Stevens vs. AuStin . In the men's singles, three 1. .:.. Americans - Rusooe Tanner. Gene Aust·ralia's · Wendy Turnbull disposed.of l.e ie Forood !Hl, 6·2, and South Africa's Greer Stevens scored a 6-2, 6-2 victory over Australian leftbander Dianne Fromhoitz . The quarterfinals line up this way : Navratilova vs. King,- Uoyd vs. Maye( and Brian Gottfried reached the q,uarterlinals before heavy rain stoppeg play for the day. Gottfried · taine'd Australian Phil Dent, 6-1, &-2, 6-2; Tanner moved past Nick Saviano 7-<l, 3-6, 6-3, 64 , and Mayer edged Australia's Colin Dibley 3-6, 7-5, ~. 6-1, 6-2. Secondseeded John McEnroe led 'South African Kevm Curren 7'f>, 7-<l, ~3 when the match was suspended by : the rain . NEW YORK lAP) ~ First baseman Rod ca,ew of the d lifornia Angels heads lhe injury-plagued American League AU.Star Starting lineup announced by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. · -I ·~ 12 12 IZ'> .z.z "" »--lf•Gu.s lloltinu.t. - . 1 Drtrolt t , Oewland4 -zoo'! · New vn ' · Bost.c.. 1 Mil•aukee:a~o.w.m2 _,..._ Californilo IO,ihcaco~ -~K-.utyl TeusU, Sattlr~ Balt.imor~ f Palmer 1-4 ) .._ T~ IClaaty ~ 41 Blm~ f"T"-1'--.-' ~o::::~.""' ~v Ne.. -.I W Sports briefs. . 113Joo'NIS AMQJCA.." LEAGUE EAST . • New Vod ll'ianl H J at . ~ ).( n J - . . , oEdoonley 0- Orveland .. Denny 7~ t al OdnJd. • Rl:ama .. 41.t n ) OakJand fMcCaurUJ at~ 1Haas 1- Our religious heritage 6 ), t n ) .r'. Cabfonwo tT....,.U) aiCI!ap iT-l-71. ID/ Mlnoesu f z.t.l i-II1 • Kamia5 City tsp.t. torff!t-4 ),18) . T~(MatJ.ad. ""'' ar.SmttJe t •mrsr- Wi f, As the birthday of our nation universities. • draws near it is fitting that we think George-Whitefield tried to make of the importance of our religious Christians more tolerant of ooe heritage. another when he said: "God help us · rth · li · to forget party name- aod become I n no nat10n on ea JS re g10ns Christians in deed and truth ... more diverse than in the United States. The yearbook of Arilerican Though leaders of the American churches lists an astonishing 223 sec- · Revolution were not notably pious, ts, cults and denominations. religious gave momentum to the From earliest times religion has ··struggle in several· ways.!' All offered strength and solace to denominations were divided by the revolution. An~lican d~1 eo•iwin Americans. Religion has been an im~ history. in the South most Anglican la}mea We are familiar with the story of · supported the patriots' cause. the Pilgrims' reasons for coming to Quakers 3J1!1 Mennonites. the new country in the early part of against all wars. the 17th Century. We know they left After the Revolution there again England because they were per. was a waning of religious of faith. secuted for their religious faith. But Conditions were changillg: ,pioneers . sad to relate once safely ashore, were on the move westward H ,th~se saine once-persecuted people were to be ronverted / · Pilgrims. ~~arne persecutors in dramatic ways were needed. So their own righl. They established a there followed a camp meeting fermodified theocracy in which only . vor which spread througb the South. prtlJierty owning church members · and West. Soon it doubled church were allowed to vote. membership. Therefol!owed a great They -became very strict and missionary movement of both established paralyzing standards of Protestants and Catholics to the Indecorum. A body of stem laws ban,dians. ned both labor and frivolity on the The long bitter struggle over Sabbath. On one occasion th!ly went slavery disrupted every area ol so far as td keep BoSton mariner in American life including religion. By stOcks for four hours for kissing his 1845 the nation 's larges t wife in public orr the Sabbath after denominations, the Baptists. an absence of three years at sea! Methodists and Presbyterians. had The.Se Pilgrims 'met in cold chursplit into Northern and Southern ches to listen to three hour sermons. divisions. To the North slavery was One time on January 24. 1686 the evil, but in the South it fOJIDd ample sacramental bread was frozen so support in the pulpits, clergymeo · hard it ratued as it was broken on. a£guing that slavery had scriptural the plates. However, this condition sanction because the Bible did not ' did not exist in the South for the fl>rbid it. church services were seldom over 20 Once the war began each side minutes. claimed God's guidaoce. Abraham Towards the latter part of the 17th Lincoin once said: "It is possible Century, non-Puritans began that God's purpose is sometbiJig dif· streaming . into the flouris\ling ,ferent from the ~ ol either colony and gradually a change came party." . ·· about. After the tragic events of the 'l'be woWJds of the war healed Salem witchcraft trials the political slowly an.d some denomioalims poweroftheclergywasweakened. have~ver "ted their Northern For a few years the pendulum aod So ches. · swung in the other direction and In the pe after the Civil War many clergymen became alarmed the churches faced many iJt. at the waning of rellgious (ervor. tellectual challenges because ol the Soon there were many local revivals growth .of science, adtme and exhorting people to mend their philosophy. Then the slrQggle betways. There were four ex- , ween fundamentalism and modettraordinary preachers emerging as nism threatened the unity ol many leaders of the "great awakening" of denominations in the early IJ'U:{ ol Jhe 1730s and 1740s. the 20th century asit continues to The first was Jonathan Edwards thre8teniteventoday. in New England who persuaded Beginning in the IJ7Ils spellhinc!ing many tO repent. Then there were the evangeliSt Dwight 1.. Moody slumPresbyterian W. M. · Tennent and ped the cities and caused thnoKarwls son, Gilbert, who ~ · orn1ed sinillar to become converted. l.1kr llwe work among the e of Pen- was Billy Sunday wbo beld nsylvania. The m celebrated of numerous revivals in many cities. the foursome was George There have· been many be« Whitefield. He was so eloquent and e\tangelists, but the. besl t . n ts awe inspiring that even the skeptic, Billy Graham, who lWa1,.. fll the BenJamin:Franklin, was moved to medium ol teinision, b&s , _ I empty his pune on the collectiQn lllOI'e people than any acber. plate at one !'!!~vaL J1!us we see tbe interest ill The last effort ol tbe "G~t has hid ita ups and dons lbJ p. Awakening" are still det.ted by American history. Ne\.~ historians. It was one of !bit first . religious faith has nmai!!!!!l a · movement.\ to help unM the part ol American life. We II'IIISllaald . colonlstll and it flnnly esta~ fast to that faith ill lbe.r c:rillicaJ revjvalilm as a ' kchnique for . times even thoQgh it 1ll!elns ill$ if ml strengthening the _churches or i.softel)pre-valenl WekrMw cm..Gad America. ultimately Will triwnpb O"a' liD 1t created a demand for trained and~ ministers which resulted in- "~ ....,udb a - . . estabiJshm:ent of such institutions Of but sin·iu reprollch -ta ~ eI higher leamtng as Princeton, (ProverbS14:31).- Nanlla Lee. Brown, Rutgers and Dartmouth 1n1 ·- c::::: 10ESr 0 a II l4 .... GB .. ...... t It ll Ill ,.. • .» ,jll .lit '" SanJliolo.C.Lao ....... J .. Sa·li: l ~· ......... . On!)' games I I I I .......,~G.illa 5 U 80 White Paper Plates riJ~Pkg. · ~l-It) ...... -" ·- · SU.nuis (l<ut %-< I a ! - . . I ~ I· 11, <p l • 11......, IJ.Nido:n>Ut o t - IAiaondor 5-l t. Hit . ~o 1 ~ 7.. 1 .al Nnr Vtri tSnn ~ ,. denon7..f,,( Philodrfi>boa n) .Chrysler giveth ·and Chrysler taketh away ciur Reg. 81c 9"-diameter, disposable paper plates. Save. tn l San Otego (Mora J.Jt .t l...ra ~ 1 ~ f. IJ,I n l anann.b 1Mosbu ~1) . at S., F'I"WWIXX (Yrlufa00"-7 i. ( D ) DAYTON. Ohio tAP)- ·'Chrysler straight, according to a company ofBenefit. and Chrysler also taketh ficiaL . This same worker said the income away," said an angry aDd disap.Chrysler spokesmen in Dayton from SUB expired in November and pointed taid off auto worker who and Detroit declined official comhis regular unemployment benefits received a letter from the company · ment Thursday. However, another ran out JWJe I. demanding he return a portion of his source in Detroit Said the problem is · / When I got my check from the Supplemental Unempioyment giv~th Benefits. 11Je United Auto Worker member, who .has been off the job for nearly a year, was among hWldreds.. ~f laidoff Da)1oo area employees · who ·Totl/l.y's commentary receh·ed such leiters Thursday from Chr)-sler. ; Workers pay into the SUB not unique. He also said that since SUB is administered by the UAW, pr1lgf3Jil each week and draw it out Chrysler cannot be blamed for overif they're laid off. Chrysler explained in the letter payments. But the Dayton employee,, who that anyone who applied for federal aid WJder the the president's Trade · asked not to be identified because he Readjustment Act is not eligible for didn't want to risk his job, feels he and others were misiliformed. ·- · all ol their SUB pay. Income frcm the Trade Read" They really built it (the juslment Act is eannarked for program) up," he said, alleging th;!t ,.1lrl<ers who are laid off due to Chrysler told him the income he direct foreign competition. The received from the Trade Readjustment Act would not conflict with rnone)' cannot overlap with SUB and it is up to the UAW to keep the till the Supplemental Unemployment government two weeks ago, I used it to pay bills," he explained. " Now, Chrysler wants me to return $2,400 within 30 days." Local United !uto Worl<ers officials say they were swamped by more than 200 telephone calls Thursday.. from members who received the Chrysler letter. Union members were told to ignore th~ letters. Chrysler warned ill.the letter that if the overpayments were not returned, the amoWJt would be deducted "from future compensation" from the automaker or "from future supplemental benefits payable to you, or both." ' _ _ _..• It is not known how much Ohio workers pay into the pian, but in · Michigan and New York - the highest paying states - it amounts to about 95 percent of their takehome pay minus commuting · expenses. Employees who have been laid off are entitled to it in full , unless they receive federal Trade Readjustment Act money at the sa me time. . No matter where the fault lies, the news ca ught jobless Ohioans by sur-· ,prise. . ' 0 45' ...11 llllct Tape Self-adhering pol)ethJllmecoaled. For heal or cold. " Well, I felt that Chrysler was playing God, " said the Dayton inan. "Chrysler giveth and Chrysler also taketh away. I didn't think that money from TRA was Chrysler's to take away . But the money's gone . I don't have a job. I have to pay bills. 1 have to buy food for my family. 1 don't 'have any means to return the .'money now." Today's _pOlitical roundup Reagan to he .painted ·as 'Pnissian .militarist' WASHINGT0:-1 tAPJ - · A -twomch Sladl ol papers was .delivered ~r to 1111r of Ronald Reagan's . ca~•gn aJdes,by the man who ran the Cahf~ welfare department IJbm'R~wasgovemor. 11r pad age roc;rtalned :detalls of Reagan"s saate •~lfare program - : ill(~ campaign wants bm1J If the Democrats begin taking pol sldsat the Roapft·record. Ia the . - - ollus staff members, o1 c:redibility.., whether C!n w beueved. whether his .-11 California was as be porIra) 1l- Will be a ir:e,· element in the outcome of his ... 7 aualrac:t. C..Uca sal- OJith these afde5 linJI& ._ • ('OOI(em that President !be . Carter, the likely Uemocratic nominee - will seek to pain~ an image of Reagan as, in their words, a " Prussian militarLV." If such an approach--didn't work, Reagan staff members believe Car. ter IJlay turn to a tactic employed by Lyndon B. Jolmson in his 19&1 campaign agabist 1Bilrry Goldwater, whom Jollnsori portrayed as iln archconservative prone tO "shoot from the hip." The Rellgan €8lliP expects CartAs to mimic Johnsliii; ·but they . don't ~ that tactic would work. " l!BI is not 1964," one uplained. Carter, who has...lll!!,de few opeilly political appearances this year, has f~ very liWe fire power on his Republican opponent. limiting his . public references to a few critical conunents in lengthy speech~s. But ~or weeks, Reagan has been preparing for battle, as evidenced by the delivery of the welfare data in a hotel bar near the Capitol here. As they look at double-digit in- . flation, rising unemployment, and a stagnating Gross National Product, the Reaganites are confident they could keep the incumbent president busy defending the work of his ad·ministration over the last four . years. . . One ~gan aide, almost gloating over the downward trend the economy has taken under Carter, said the campaign will be a fight to see "who keep;; who on the defen, sive.'' The Reagan camp appea~s so confident one staffer confided " it's scary" to think that Reagan's 12year quest for the White House may be nearing victory. But at the sa111e time, key staff members express concerti about whether the electorate will take seriously the one-time movie actor. They state - with obvious bias that those who-do not are making a big mistake. Reagan 's aides feel Carter efforts to challenge Reagan's record as California go~ernor from 1967 to 1975 "just won't wash." 11 4 2 5-Quart . Our Reg. 7.57 . 'Big Bucket' Wall Paint . One-coal flat interior flat late~ in white and colors . • Besides," asked one aide,· '' how l?ng can you keep it up?". I ational Guard: success brings problems ., 5- d said its 1800,000 COLUMilUS, Ohio ( AP)' Rllllfication ot boundary agreemen11 betwten the atate and certain pruperty OWllers in the Buckeye LaU a~ baa. been delayed In the . Ohkltfoule. . . Refusal ul the_House tu go along ,.,th St'INitl' amendments JJUIY send U.., boll to a ru~Jerence L'UIImlittee to 1<u11 •lilt differences. • 31 lJ anano.u I ~ $ llllly 3 . percent dropped 1out," Abraham said. He told the board _the additional fWlds were needed now to guarantee continued support to those- in the program. He voiced concern that any hint of insufficient fWlding "We anuclpated rougruy one-trurd "could be disastrous for morale and of those coming into the program hurt recruiting." would be dropping out of school. But The program, available .to prior servicemen as well as new enlistees went inio effect in February 1978. ' n exchange for a six-year enlistln guard, recruits may receive up to four years or free · .:OLUMBUS, Ohio (AP J - A temcollege training. The guard picks up poral')> law which helped Butier · the bill for tuition and general fees at County land a $300 million brewel')' state-assisted universities or worked so well that some technical colieges. lawmakers .._.ant to make it per· Those· who pre(er to attend a . 1118nent. private institution may rea!ive up to The House appr&ved 84-2 Tuesday c$940 a year to cover tuition costs. ' a . bill allowing .county com· In return, their enlistment , missioners to ·hold special elections requires them to drill one weekend a to decide certain township zoning month aod to attend summer camp ·questions. for two weeks a year. The program had I,?Al ticipants this year and 1,200 intend to return in the faU, said James M. Abraham, assistant adjutant general-Army for the state. ' Capital briefs , " II San F.....,.... aroee .tndG•• J7 Lo&MJ!'Ieo problem CliO siiJiJ'e ol the flmda was needed to ot 1 new 8S!IUl'e Cllrl1!llt students that money Obio National ' would be available r~ them to continue their eclucalfon nen fall. ' · . The problan' because the scholarshi~reeruitment · was more successful than anyone thought it would be. "I· dldn"l .REALIZE ttr11 blllllct r1f 61t1 , • k1ned lMit:M,. . . Pd. ll Sl.L.- ataQA)D -. L Ooi<ac• ' . •• ..• ... ..... ..•' ,. • ........ .a. • .... • New V..t. 'AP1 -- ' llle ---But the . EAST Pl-........ m a NA.TIONALLEA&li"E j ment u.e Easy-to-read 1 2 " face . Fahrenheit and celsius . '- BA'E!•tJ m:w YORK CAP.l - Left-.ra .Jeny Rt:aa al tile LDI A•z. 7 ~:lodgers named tile ,........ Iague Pla,er a( tile . . . Ciani .__, llilddy Bel? ol the Teus ~~angen, reuivtd the baaaars • in tfle, Ameriran ' r. ,... the periqdeildinzSanda:r,.J-a. Reallll t11rew the majar •1 •• fint no-lliiW ol· . . _, aJJDe wiiNn one tiTOI' fli a, peftd piue qaiml tile Sao Frauclicio Gilatl lllltFrida:r.• railiiJc bis rKIII'IIIo t-1. Bel? bit ;m orbiJe ,.,..P..ti•c 2S tGUJ '-lutWftiL ,· �... ' ~The ~' "''""""""""' ,.. ' Dally Sentlllel, Middlcport-Po_meroy, 0 ., Tuesday, July i, 1980 _ __ . Shirley great deal of effort caught aafter weeka ago after it had been around the home for sometime. The white bird is available ).o its pwner but for the time being it is being kept in a cage at the HoustOn home and is known as "~'red" to the family . Shirley made a contact with the humane society in case the owner had reported the .bird missing, bu!fo one had. ·DodgerS, Jl ed Sox dominate 1980 all-starS• • • .! • • sas City third baseman George BreU Philadelphia 'Phillies and ouWelders and New York shortstop Bucky Dent Dave · Parker of · the ~ Pittsburgh and outfielder Reggie Jackson. National Le;tgue All-Star starting Pirates and Dave Kingman of the Boston Red Sox outlielders Fred • lineup announced by Conuiiissioner · ChicagQ Cubs. Jim Rice arid catcher Lynn and Bowie Kulul Tuesday as four Los " Obviously, we have some -out, ~ rlton Fisk complete ll)e team. . - Angeles Dodgers were selected to standing players on this team and Dodgers<laptain , ·drew Lopes, the · lt!e mi~ classic. · the fans have shown it by the way 3,862,403 votes to end the three'year ~baseman Davey Lopes, the ,_. they have backed their club," said reign of Car ew as the leading voteleading vote-getter in the majors, Dodgers Manager Tom Lasorda. getter for the All-Star Game. Lopes beaded the Dodger contingent which And did they ever back,_ thei-r club: · had over two million more -votes includes first baseman Steve GarTwelve players in the senior circuit than Pit!-•burgh's {'hil Garner, his vey, shortstop Bill Russell and outreceived over two million votes and nearest ri val at second base . lielder Reggie Smith. seven were Dodgers. "I'll be there," said Lopes, who Joining the four Dodgers on the The Arrieric;m Lea'gue team was · NL squad foc the July 8 game at Los - announced Monday . It was headed earlier this season felt he wasn't perfo.rming up to AU-Star caliber. " I'm Angeles are catcher Jolmny Bench by California · first bo!,seman Rod gratified that many people put the II the Cincinnati Reds ; third Carew and included Milwaukee baSffiV! n · Mike Scl!midt of the second baseman Paul Molitor; Kan- time into voting. It's nice to know NEW YORK (AP ) ·' Dodger . Blue"' was the primary color in the .I .• nipped Dusty Baker of 1he ~ assignment. Parker top~d the outfi elders with . 2,133,252 to 2,108,727 fortlle .lptt 2,896 ,643 v?tes while Kingman just in the outfield. you' re that popu!a r." • Garvey had the toughest battle a lthough the voting ...,asn't · that close. He had t,9 beat outlast year!s . co-MVP's Wiflie Stargell of -the Pirates Jnd Kcith Hernandez of the Sl: Louis Cardinals leading the National League in batting this season. ·Ga rvey collected 3,009,0<Y.i votesthe only other NL player besides Lopes to poll 3 million. Stargell fin1shed with 1;872,434 while Hernandez would up with 1,517,081. Smith, the NL's second . leading batter this season, finished second among the outfielders with 2,283,416. The 3f>-year-old swi tch-hitter was a member of six previous All-star teams. niis was his first starting By Bob HoeiDch - Seaver ponders retirement _ ·~ SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Is Tom Seaver's career over? The oncegklrious right,hander suspects sadly that it might be. " 'This conceivably could -be the end <I my career," Seaver said Monday night ilfier be lasted only four innings in an 11-4 Cincinnati Reds loss .to the san Francisco Giants. " I'm talking about the end. I'm not doing any- good pitching the way I am. . shoul er is ill sore .BordleyJs career underway. . SAN FRANCISCO ( AP) - It was just the beginning for Bill Bordley, but it might be the end for Tom Seaver. "' Tbe 'two former Southern California pitdlers were a study in contrasts Monday night Bordley was aD ~ after he went six innings fur the san Francisco Giants and gilt Ills fust major league victory 11-4 ower the Cincinnati Reds. Smiles were the last thing ori Seaver's mind after be went just four innings and got his fifth loss in eight starts for !be Reds.. " rm bappy to get the first one out <IU!e way," BordJey told a crowd of - ~ " lt'sagoodfeelli)g. : ·:Jil:t • · III'3Sil'tthe biggest game 81 my cart.cr a east not from a &.n standpoint. 'tchinB in the College World Series and the state lligb sdlool championship were PARK RESERVED - getting any better and it's not going strikeouts put him fifth in that department to get any better as long as I keep pitching. ' However, his ciirrent 4.86 earned "It's not frustrating . It's . run average contrasts with hiSdepressing. Not because of the sucprevious lifetime mark of 2.55, and his one complete game in 14 starts is . cess I've had but because I love what I do. I'm not doing any good for the · well below his Y,early average of 15 ·completes. people I work for Qr the people I play with the way I'm pitching. I haven't " I pitched with pain last year," Seaver admitted of his 2-5 start in the s~ghtest idtlil if I'll stay in the rotation." - 1979 and " B,ut I pitexceptionally . This ched Manager J ohn McN amar~ was . TI1URSDA Y JULY 3RD uALL PLANT PICNIC" OF OWENS-ILLINOIS GLASS CO. · rn bave a JGng career out there... 011 =~~~ibe r~ ....,.. ._ " I cau't ~- ..a~tunw lik I . did ~~ \Dnigllt,'' Seilver said after ~~ave _ i!P !11!¥1!11 bits,_inclnding _two boiljers, 111111 five runs m foot llllllllgS en rbute fo . bis fifth loss in eight decis'loriS. l'Tbis c:uoceivably could be the end CJfmycareer. " My ( right) sboulder is still sore 111111 I cbl't know what it is. lt's not ~,. any better aDd it's not going ~ get any better as long as I keep pilcbinB It's net &ust.,~ting: · It's dtpa Nllt because II the suc-ft!S re blld but becailse !love 'what ldD..., ~" , AddiJig to the irony rl. Monday's pme was tbe fact lhat Bordley said · !_bol Seeta was iloe CJf bis heroes as a llid 111111 lbat meeting him three Jars ap iD tbe usc alumni game is still..., CJf bis biggest tlirills. ..._ ,.._....,. get belted for seven hits, two homers and five runs. . " I haven't talked to Tom," McNamara said. " I won't think about taking him out of the rotation until I do. He got the flu twice in spring training and then strained his left side. He's just never been allowed to get strong this season." Seaver has never had a losing season in the majors or the rn4Jors and never failed to win at least 11 games. His 238 career victories ties him with Steve Carlton for 37th oh the all-time victory Jist and his 2,928 Tl1jl Paul Houston farriily in Syracuse has a tropical bird which · Did you see Lo~a Wisecup in the Regatta Parade' Lora moved from Pomeroy about· a year ago and returned to Pomeroy for the weekend as queen of the Geranium Fes~val an!~ rode atop a convertible in Saturday's parade. And weren't those Shriller clowns something else? Quite effective. Someone said - now who was that? - that it's hard to criticize when you're smiling - and vice versa. So do keep smiling. r-----------------""-------. test to conclude oo July a. Members 3319. · YOU'LL LIKELY NEYER HAVE A FIRE, BUT JUST IN CASE·YOU 110, . WE GUARANT£E-YOU'U. NEVER BE- The Rosenbaum family has been in town and were here especially for the wedding of Doug Rosenbaum and Tina Smith at Trinity Church Saturday afternoon _.. a very htt day. Dick and Lois have resided in DanYanha~ are the rage these d3ys ville, 'Calif.,- for the past four years . Now, how did they ever pull up those - a g)I(Jd way to clear the house of eueM and pick --11p a · little extra · · Meigs County roots? cam. About their nice family - Linda &wever, the operation takes a litgraduated from high school tl)is tiP pn£aUtion. One Middleport lady ·spring and will be attending a junior &1lfi flB goOd lace dining tablecloths rollege in California this fall; Jim is mDed into the yard sale lineris and attending college in California; BOTH BROKE AIID HOMELESS TOO. REVTER IIIOGAN INSURANCE SIIVICE:_..~- -·~~· UIIQIIIID IIG.IlT. $1.11 214 E. Main POMEROY 992-5131 or acAIE 992-5739 NDA Y EXCEPT l.ABOR OAY from your neighborhood ADVERTISED PRICES IN EFFECT NOW ,THRU JULY 6th. ''He's been down before,'' said one WOMENS POLYESTER A. veteran Cincinnati writer. "But this is about as depressed as I've ever seen him.'' HALTER TOPS One Size Fits All - $J44 . Regular 1 2.19. St40P MASON FURNITURE ~&KER PLAStiC FOR THE BEST . - D&ALS IN THE TRISTATE AREA _MASON FURNITURE bPEN EVENINGS IY APPOINTMENT ONL Herman "'raTe .Ul-5592 • • . HART~EY'S SHOES, INC. "MIDDLEPORT OR UPP.ER BLOCK POMEROY" 1;,..,....,....,......,....,....,;0:;;.,P..<E;.;N..,s;o;A;;.T~URDAY, JULY 5TH FOR THE MEN Florsheim,.,. Jarman, Hush Puppies ··. .. STORE HOURS 9 to 5 Eacy Day Open Fri . "'lghttill8:00 P.M. · MENT FMC COMPUTER WHEEL LIGNMENT IS HERE IN MEIG COUNTYI ' . .. fOil MAXIMUM ACCURACY - . - ..... IT'S THI NIWI$11 IT'S THI 81S11 SUNOOWN SUNSCREEN · S~VE $144 2.59 ~~ 4.39 Ups Oon I T~n Lrp Ormml!m or LIP llarm Mig lrst 7~ :>?:;;:::...,# Soet!il or Body Wa'lf: Mig list 3 40 'EMERSON AM .49 POCKET _RADIO SotrG State - Brown . Mig. LISt 7 95 4.88 CENTER, INC. _ SPONGE CAR WASH SET .2.49' Mtg list 1 69 '" ggc 21J! .4.49 $}77 P PRICE REDUCTIONS! fOILLE PLASTIC PLANTERS AND FLOWER POTS " Va.lues To . '1.89 "MANY SHAPES. AND COLORS 11"125 Ft•• 37% Sq. -Feet REGULAR 99' . sac t~~;.. Handy 11" VISINE . er~rops -~,.-­ 271 -·N. 2nd ave. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO PH. 992-5159 ' ' ' VILLAGE PHARMACY • --. . . -11.111 .~ $13_3- Portable grill. 3 position top. Regular 12.2'1. Only 10 uch $lore. ON SALE ' Now Thru Sunday . p Re1ular' - s1zr SPONG!E RIOT l lMn'<OU.Uf'"TU ~'~...CS t ·~tic$1022 SAlE '•3-.77 - "' 73e POIT AILE IIQ GRILL 51414 Webs ' . DIAMOND ALUMINUM FOIL ROCKER . - l1SI1 791.19 S199 6'12" x 9'1'1" all 1111rpcise sponge or large sponge mitt. auto ' ' BUG & FLY RIBBON Pickage of 6 - - -. _ PAI_~T IRUSH Ribbons 99~1 stanleY 81 Still thtiiiW Un - brl!akabl,;~ 5 ytoo warranty. Quart sl1e. S.le Priced! Entire Stock! 40%--~~. PRICES -i · Wecwillbe closed -Friday July 4th 1 ~ •• . ALUMINUM KAOPECTATE ---·-· I' · 99~ CWII UP! GREEN ONLY 1.47 . 30 QUART R111llr ·•3.49 I .,.__.,_70 -. CHEST Paste • Liquid lEG. '2.!9 fiH>I Aid Spray 3 2~ Ol Mfg Usll 59 AM REGULAR 2.39 CAR WAX Mig lrst 7 00 ' •W. 1 77' . ..... •AI? Garter Style Fits All White & 6 Colors Slmonlz 1.19 ~ HL' STRETCH TERRY -" SRORT BR~ l PIECE 100 ' Mtg LIS13 58 ---PlOLONG TIRE LIFE BOOST MPG · CALL F.OR A F.RONT ·END AUGNIIEJT · .. Tablets 00 DOANSPILLS For Relref ol 9ackaehe fl!lg · /, WOMENS EXCEDRIN Pam Rehever Mig List2 .. Is~ve McGuffln-"Fa~o,.Y Train~'! ·1·~~.J--1 $1 022 Last. 1.99 Rtgolar 8 01 ..... -,.. Save $-4.77 . 4x4-wDIIIIM) sl.its. nontilt legs. Tubular aluminum arms . Regular 14.99 While They · MIQ llSI6 29 2/69c __ .......,. LAWN CHAIR 4DECKS'1 00 55' . ~~Econo-Pacil Cot10n MClderate or htra Protet:tmn 4 at HAS ITI . 2_9e Western Redwood Regular 49'. ALLBEE WITH C ~tgh Potercy Vrt~mms 12 (]! Mfg . l iSI 2.49 . . TIR~ & ALIGNMENT Velvet Strap ' AND 992-2101 or 992-2102 . . linear Polyethylene DRASTIC PRICE CUTS! SALE PRICES INC.~ PLAYING CARDS 1 NEW FALL SHOES ARE ARRIJIING DAiLY MEIGS ·TIRE CENTER, TAT AMI SANDALS SAn Values To $45.00 · SALE . PRICES •cE CUBE TRAY Mason,W. Va . AT Values To $35.00 PLASTIC COATED: . 20' .. CONTINUED _CLEARANCE SALE' FOR THE LADIES JOYCE, Joyce, Seba&o. Easy Street, Cower Girl, WOMENS ATRA CARTRIDGES' Mol)., Tues., Wed., Friday & Sat. a:30toS:OOThursdav tilll2 Noon .fRONT END ALl MEIGS they sold, buL fast. She was able .to trace them down and buy 'em back, however. , u. ~!u~~~~- !2-~N zone. I can' t keep pitching the way I did tonight." · Seaver, an outgoing, always cooperative star during his previous 13 season.s in New York and Cincinnati, seemed lost in thought Monday. He rarely looked up at reporters as he talked, instead tending to his cutiCles with a fingernail file, and leaving long gaps between their question.s and his an.swers . c • Sealiaelslaff writer Ilyoo fi,.ellike shaking a leg Thur- · · sda.y night· to some old tunes played IIJ a !!1Ut band - Ray Cin<:ione out ol COlumbus - then you'll want to allerJd the benefit dance being given IIJ the Royal Oak Ballroom Dance Cfub for the Women's Auxiliary of VdeRM Memorial Hospital. . 1be dance will go from 9 p.m. to 1 an aDd tickets should be purchased at Ingels Furniture, the New Ycnl Clothing House, · Ewing f'~ Home, K. and C. Jewelry alld llal'lt Clothiers. Proceeds will go to providing equipment for the speical c11re ward a . Veterans MemoriaL So not only . :'us!~ have fun but it's f!f a g~ 1 " ' Point Pleasant Or, Moson · · ' . , • ' Winners in cOOte!;ts were anare to take kildlen itam fc.- tbe mr>~at the recent meeting of .the .... test W'bicb will have two winnlirs. -TOPS Oil :>10 held at the Rock Weeldy queen was 8emice Curst Springs fairgrwnds. witb Donna Smith as runner-up. · Maida Long wa.S the Ma)! queen Members 1!Fln mnirwled to make a and also ll'inDer in the' report card name tag and to '"'*'"her their contetst for the TOPS, while J.4mie secret pals. A bad<sliders contest Ale5bire was the winner for the will be beJd at tbe AID in November,' KOPS. In tbe flower contest the win- with weigbt loss lion April to Oc-ners wer-e Nellie Grover for the · Iober being irdnd..t Officers were KOPS imd Mary JtousJl (or the asked tO show a loss Ibis wedt aS an TOPS. Mrs. l..al!g is the Contest inspira~ to lbe rest CJf the club. cbainDan, with the firecracker con- Tbe number for infcrmation is 992- .. pmes rn remember more because t;~~;::;;;::;;:;:;~~~;;;;;;;:.;:_;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;i tber meant more. 'lbis wa.s more of II ~n:::-~y!.~ ~ Pomeroy's Pat Lochary, formerly a postmaster11ere and highly regarded by everyone, will be marking a birthday on the upcoming weekend, July 5. It's eightysomething, but I'm not sure which. ' v·0'. ~?S~· _wz·nner.:r_named so our·- empl~ can spend · the holiday - with -their • • . �... ' ~The ~' "''""""""""' ,.. ' Dally Sentlllel, Middlcport-Po_meroy, 0 ., Tuesday, July i, 1980 _ __ . Shirley great deal of effort caught aafter weeka ago after it had been around the home for sometime. The white bird is available ).o its pwner but for the time being it is being kept in a cage at the HoustOn home and is known as "~'red" to the family . Shirley made a contact with the humane society in case the owner had reported the .bird missing, bu!fo one had. ·DodgerS, Jl ed Sox dominate 1980 all-starS• • • .! • • sas City third baseman George BreU Philadelphia 'Phillies and ouWelders and New York shortstop Bucky Dent Dave · Parker of · the ~ Pittsburgh and outfielder Reggie Jackson. National Le;tgue All-Star starting Pirates and Dave Kingman of the Boston Red Sox outlielders Fred • lineup announced by Conuiiissioner · ChicagQ Cubs. Jim Rice arid catcher Lynn and Bowie Kulul Tuesday as four Los " Obviously, we have some -out, ~ rlton Fisk complete ll)e team. . - Angeles Dodgers were selected to standing players on this team and Dodgers<laptain , ·drew Lopes, the · lt!e mi~ classic. · the fans have shown it by the way 3,862,403 votes to end the three'year ~baseman Davey Lopes, the ,_. they have backed their club," said reign of Car ew as the leading voteleading vote-getter in the majors, Dodgers Manager Tom Lasorda. getter for the All-Star Game. Lopes beaded the Dodger contingent which And did they ever back,_ thei-r club: · had over two million more -votes includes first baseman Steve GarTwelve players in the senior circuit than Pit!-•burgh's {'hil Garner, his vey, shortstop Bill Russell and outreceived over two million votes and nearest ri val at second base . lielder Reggie Smith. seven were Dodgers. "I'll be there," said Lopes, who Joining the four Dodgers on the The Arrieric;m Lea'gue team was · NL squad foc the July 8 game at Los - announced Monday . It was headed earlier this season felt he wasn't perfo.rming up to AU-Star caliber. " I'm Angeles are catcher Jolmny Bench by California · first bo!,seman Rod gratified that many people put the II the Cincinnati Reds ; third Carew and included Milwaukee baSffiV! n · Mike Scl!midt of the second baseman Paul Molitor; Kan- time into voting. It's nice to know NEW YORK (AP ) ·' Dodger . Blue"' was the primary color in the .I .• nipped Dusty Baker of 1he ~ assignment. Parker top~d the outfi elders with . 2,133,252 to 2,108,727 fortlle .lptt 2,896 ,643 v?tes while Kingman just in the outfield. you' re that popu!a r." • Garvey had the toughest battle a lthough the voting ...,asn't · that close. He had t,9 beat outlast year!s . co-MVP's Wiflie Stargell of -the Pirates Jnd Kcith Hernandez of the Sl: Louis Cardinals leading the National League in batting this season. ·Ga rvey collected 3,009,0<Y.i votesthe only other NL player besides Lopes to poll 3 million. Stargell fin1shed with 1;872,434 while Hernandez would up with 1,517,081. Smith, the NL's second . leading batter this season, finished second among the outfielders with 2,283,416. The 3f>-year-old swi tch-hitter was a member of six previous All-star teams. niis was his first starting By Bob HoeiDch - Seaver ponders retirement _ ·~ SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Is Tom Seaver's career over? The oncegklrious right,hander suspects sadly that it might be. " 'This conceivably could -be the end <I my career," Seaver said Monday night ilfier be lasted only four innings in an 11-4 Cincinnati Reds loss .to the san Francisco Giants. " I'm talking about the end. I'm not doing any- good pitching the way I am. . shoul er is ill sore .BordleyJs career underway. . SAN FRANCISCO ( AP) - It was just the beginning for Bill Bordley, but it might be the end for Tom Seaver. "' Tbe 'two former Southern California pitdlers were a study in contrasts Monday night Bordley was aD ~ after he went six innings fur the san Francisco Giants and gilt Ills fust major league victory 11-4 ower the Cincinnati Reds. Smiles were the last thing ori Seaver's mind after be went just four innings and got his fifth loss in eight starts for !be Reds.. " rm bappy to get the first one out <IU!e way," BordJey told a crowd of - ~ " lt'sagoodfeelli)g. : ·:Jil:t • · III'3Sil'tthe biggest game 81 my cart.cr a east not from a &.n standpoint. 'tchinB in the College World Series and the state lligb sdlool championship were PARK RESERVED - getting any better and it's not going strikeouts put him fifth in that department to get any better as long as I keep pitching. ' However, his ciirrent 4.86 earned "It's not frustrating . It's . run average contrasts with hiSdepressing. Not because of the sucprevious lifetime mark of 2.55, and his one complete game in 14 starts is . cess I've had but because I love what I do. I'm not doing any good for the · well below his Y,early average of 15 ·completes. people I work for Qr the people I play with the way I'm pitching. I haven't " I pitched with pain last year," Seaver admitted of his 2-5 start in the s~ghtest idtlil if I'll stay in the rotation." - 1979 and " B,ut I pitexceptionally . This ched Manager J ohn McN amar~ was . TI1URSDA Y JULY 3RD uALL PLANT PICNIC" OF OWENS-ILLINOIS GLASS CO. · rn bave a JGng career out there... 011 =~~~ibe r~ ....,.. ._ " I cau't ~- ..a~tunw lik I . did ~~ \Dnigllt,'' Seilver said after ~~ave _ i!P !11!¥1!11 bits,_inclnding _two boiljers, 111111 five runs m foot llllllllgS en rbute fo . bis fifth loss in eight decis'loriS. l'Tbis c:uoceivably could be the end CJfmycareer. " My ( right) sboulder is still sore 111111 I cbl't know what it is. lt's not ~,. any better aDd it's not going ~ get any better as long as I keep pilcbinB It's net &ust.,~ting: · It's dtpa Nllt because II the suc-ft!S re blld but becailse !love 'what ldD..., ~" , AddiJig to the irony rl. Monday's pme was tbe fact lhat Bordley said · !_bol Seeta was iloe CJf bis heroes as a llid 111111 lbat meeting him three Jars ap iD tbe usc alumni game is still..., CJf bis biggest tlirills. ..._ ,.._....,. get belted for seven hits, two homers and five runs. . " I haven't talked to Tom," McNamara said. " I won't think about taking him out of the rotation until I do. He got the flu twice in spring training and then strained his left side. He's just never been allowed to get strong this season." Seaver has never had a losing season in the majors or the rn4Jors and never failed to win at least 11 games. His 238 career victories ties him with Steve Carlton for 37th oh the all-time victory Jist and his 2,928 Tl1jl Paul Houston farriily in Syracuse has a tropical bird which · Did you see Lo~a Wisecup in the Regatta Parade' Lora moved from Pomeroy about· a year ago and returned to Pomeroy for the weekend as queen of the Geranium Fes~val an!~ rode atop a convertible in Saturday's parade. And weren't those Shriller clowns something else? Quite effective. Someone said - now who was that? - that it's hard to criticize when you're smiling - and vice versa. So do keep smiling. r-----------------""-------. test to conclude oo July a. Members 3319. · YOU'LL LIKELY NEYER HAVE A FIRE, BUT JUST IN CASE·YOU 110, . WE GUARANT£E-YOU'U. NEVER BE- The Rosenbaum family has been in town and were here especially for the wedding of Doug Rosenbaum and Tina Smith at Trinity Church Saturday afternoon _.. a very htt day. Dick and Lois have resided in DanYanha~ are the rage these d3ys ville, 'Calif.,- for the past four years . Now, how did they ever pull up those - a g)I(Jd way to clear the house of eueM and pick --11p a · little extra · · Meigs County roots? cam. About their nice family - Linda &wever, the operation takes a litgraduated from high school tl)is tiP pn£aUtion. One Middleport lady ·spring and will be attending a junior &1lfi flB goOd lace dining tablecloths rollege in California this fall; Jim is mDed into the yard sale lineris and attending college in California; BOTH BROKE AIID HOMELESS TOO. REVTER IIIOGAN INSURANCE SIIVICE:_..~- -·~~· UIIQIIIID IIG.IlT. $1.11 214 E. Main POMEROY 992-5131 or acAIE 992-5739 NDA Y EXCEPT l.ABOR OAY from your neighborhood ADVERTISED PRICES IN EFFECT NOW ,THRU JULY 6th. ''He's been down before,'' said one WOMENS POLYESTER A. veteran Cincinnati writer. "But this is about as depressed as I've ever seen him.'' HALTER TOPS One Size Fits All - $J44 . Regular 1 2.19. St40P MASON FURNITURE ~&KER PLAStiC FOR THE BEST . - D&ALS IN THE TRISTATE AREA _MASON FURNITURE bPEN EVENINGS IY APPOINTMENT ONL Herman "'raTe .Ul-5592 • • . HART~EY'S SHOES, INC. "MIDDLEPORT OR UPP.ER BLOCK POMEROY" 1;,..,....,....,......,....,....,;0:;;.,P..<E;.;N..,s;o;A;;.T~URDAY, JULY 5TH FOR THE MEN Florsheim,.,. Jarman, Hush Puppies ··. .. STORE HOURS 9 to 5 Eacy Day Open Fri . "'lghttill8:00 P.M. · MENT FMC COMPUTER WHEEL LIGNMENT IS HERE IN MEIG COUNTYI ' . .. fOil MAXIMUM ACCURACY - . - ..... IT'S THI NIWI$11 IT'S THI 81S11 SUNOOWN SUNSCREEN · S~VE $144 2.59 ~~ 4.39 Ups Oon I T~n Lrp Ormml!m or LIP llarm Mig lrst 7~ :>?:;;:::...,# Soet!il or Body Wa'lf: Mig list 3 40 'EMERSON AM .49 POCKET _RADIO SotrG State - Brown . Mig. LISt 7 95 4.88 CENTER, INC. _ SPONGE CAR WASH SET .2.49' Mtg list 1 69 '" ggc 21J! .4.49 $}77 P PRICE REDUCTIONS! fOILLE PLASTIC PLANTERS AND FLOWER POTS " Va.lues To . '1.89 "MANY SHAPES. AND COLORS 11"125 Ft•• 37% Sq. -Feet REGULAR 99' . sac t~~;.. Handy 11" VISINE . er~rops -~,.-­ 271 -·N. 2nd ave. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO PH. 992-5159 ' ' ' VILLAGE PHARMACY • --. . . -11.111 .~ $13_3- Portable grill. 3 position top. Regular 12.2'1. Only 10 uch $lore. ON SALE ' Now Thru Sunday . p Re1ular' - s1zr SPONG!E RIOT l lMn'<OU.Uf'"TU ~'~...CS t ·~tic$1022 SAlE '•3-.77 - "' 73e POIT AILE IIQ GRILL 51414 Webs ' . DIAMOND ALUMINUM FOIL ROCKER . - l1SI1 791.19 S199 6'12" x 9'1'1" all 1111rpcise sponge or large sponge mitt. auto ' ' BUG & FLY RIBBON Pickage of 6 - - -. _ PAI_~T IRUSH Ribbons 99~1 stanleY 81 Still thtiiiW Un - brl!akabl,;~ 5 ytoo warranty. Quart sl1e. S.le Priced! Entire Stock! 40%--~~. PRICES -i · Wecwillbe closed -Friday July 4th 1 ~ •• . ALUMINUM KAOPECTATE ---·-· I' · 99~ CWII UP! GREEN ONLY 1.47 . 30 QUART R111llr ·•3.49 I .,.__.,_70 -. CHEST Paste • Liquid lEG. '2.!9 fiH>I Aid Spray 3 2~ Ol Mfg Usll 59 AM REGULAR 2.39 CAR WAX Mig lrst 7 00 ' •W. 1 77' . ..... •AI? Garter Style Fits All White & 6 Colors Slmonlz 1.19 ~ HL' STRETCH TERRY -" SRORT BR~ l PIECE 100 ' Mtg LIS13 58 ---PlOLONG TIRE LIFE BOOST MPG · CALL F.OR A F.RONT ·END AUGNIIEJT · .. Tablets 00 DOANSPILLS For Relref ol 9ackaehe fl!lg · /, WOMENS EXCEDRIN Pam Rehever Mig List2 .. Is~ve McGuffln-"Fa~o,.Y Train~'! ·1·~~.J--1 $1 022 Last. 1.99 Rtgolar 8 01 ..... -,.. Save $-4.77 . 4x4-wDIIIIM) sl.its. nontilt legs. Tubular aluminum arms . Regular 14.99 While They · MIQ llSI6 29 2/69c __ .......,. LAWN CHAIR 4DECKS'1 00 55' . ~~Econo-Pacil Cot10n MClderate or htra Protet:tmn 4 at HAS ITI . 2_9e Western Redwood Regular 49'. ALLBEE WITH C ~tgh Potercy Vrt~mms 12 (]! Mfg . l iSI 2.49 . . TIR~ & ALIGNMENT Velvet Strap ' AND 992-2101 or 992-2102 . . linear Polyethylene DRASTIC PRICE CUTS! SALE PRICES INC.~ PLAYING CARDS 1 NEW FALL SHOES ARE ARRIJIING DAiLY MEIGS ·TIRE CENTER, TAT AMI SANDALS SAn Values To $45.00 · SALE . PRICES •cE CUBE TRAY Mason,W. Va . AT Values To $35.00 PLASTIC COATED: . 20' .. CONTINUED _CLEARANCE SALE' FOR THE LADIES JOYCE, Joyce, Seba&o. Easy Street, Cower Girl, WOMENS ATRA CARTRIDGES' Mol)., Tues., Wed., Friday & Sat. a:30toS:OOThursdav tilll2 Noon .fRONT END ALl MEIGS they sold, buL fast. She was able .to trace them down and buy 'em back, however. , u. ~!u~~~~- !2-~N zone. I can' t keep pitching the way I did tonight." · Seaver, an outgoing, always cooperative star during his previous 13 season.s in New York and Cincinnati, seemed lost in thought Monday. He rarely looked up at reporters as he talked, instead tending to his cutiCles with a fingernail file, and leaving long gaps between their question.s and his an.swers . c • Sealiaelslaff writer Ilyoo fi,.ellike shaking a leg Thur- · · sda.y night· to some old tunes played IIJ a !!1Ut band - Ray Cin<:ione out ol COlumbus - then you'll want to allerJd the benefit dance being given IIJ the Royal Oak Ballroom Dance Cfub for the Women's Auxiliary of VdeRM Memorial Hospital. . 1be dance will go from 9 p.m. to 1 an aDd tickets should be purchased at Ingels Furniture, the New Ycnl Clothing House, · Ewing f'~ Home, K. and C. Jewelry alld llal'lt Clothiers. Proceeds will go to providing equipment for the speical c11re ward a . Veterans MemoriaL So not only . :'us!~ have fun but it's f!f a g~ 1 " ' Point Pleasant Or, Moson · · ' . , • ' Winners in cOOte!;ts were anare to take kildlen itam fc.- tbe mr>~at the recent meeting of .the .... test W'bicb will have two winnlirs. -TOPS Oil :>10 held at the Rock Weeldy queen was 8emice Curst Springs fairgrwnds. witb Donna Smith as runner-up. · Maida Long wa.S the Ma)! queen Members 1!Fln mnirwled to make a and also ll'inDer in the' report card name tag and to '"'*'"her their contetst for the TOPS, while J.4mie secret pals. A bad<sliders contest Ale5bire was the winner for the will be beJd at tbe AID in November,' KOPS. In tbe flower contest the win- with weigbt loss lion April to Oc-ners wer-e Nellie Grover for the · Iober being irdnd..t Officers were KOPS imd Mary JtousJl (or the asked tO show a loss Ibis wedt aS an TOPS. Mrs. l..al!g is the Contest inspira~ to lbe rest CJf the club. cbainDan, with the firecracker con- Tbe number for infcrmation is 992- .. pmes rn remember more because t;~~;::;;;::;;:;:;~~~;;;;;;;:.;:_;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;i tber meant more. 'lbis wa.s more of II ~n:::-~y!.~ ~ Pomeroy's Pat Lochary, formerly a postmaster11ere and highly regarded by everyone, will be marking a birthday on the upcoming weekend, July 5. It's eightysomething, but I'm not sure which. ' v·0'. ~?S~· _wz·nner.:r_named so our·- empl~ can spend · the holiday - with -their • • . �I ., . , 6- The Daily Sentinel, Midclleporl·Pomeroy ,,O., Tuesday, July 1,1980 ........-. . ..... Additional scenes from Big Bend Regatta ... """ . ' -· '. •• .. . ···~""" Television · Viewing "Jill! ~ I I ' JULY 1, 1!180 I t . ~m ~, INED IN PROGRESS) MA,NIFICEIJT JOEl YOU DID ON THA'r 60LO M INE A'S>IGNMENT. eAtW! SO MA6NIFICENT. IIJ FACT- WHOI.E NEW C~APTEI't IN 'T'><E COII:POAATE HJSTOR'I' OF M<ISEE INDUS>Titi E~! c 1 () ..- -. . 9!1"184 by 111e above cart00<1 LD.IIER (Answerstomo"owl MEADOW FABLED • • Ja_·. "Tp L HA\SJ'T ~ 'W "Sl~ M{ t<lDS J.W~'f 'i:> uarr - GOt.~. . A .. ~ . play best bet ... ·~~ /. .. ..!;__ to thee test. -~~- ....O...c-.- _.,;_._ --~WiiiiiiiB"-:;:;- ~ .:;,)\&tb had 3 YOUNG AND OLD ALIKE participated in the aruwal frcJg jump adi'rilies Saturday evening at Marauder stadium in Pomeroy. The event lllgbligbkdlbe llilbamaal Big Bend Regatta . ~.HELLO<? AJPP'('? I'Ll 6E A 51T LATE TONIGHT- IIR. 6ARR'5 ER - YES··l MY 5ECRET~ ROSTY. BUT- TOOl{ ILL • ;md with the actual lie of tbe East,-West cards my tea.t bur a club would have conked South's goose. . Hirwever, West did lead bis acec ot clubs and South was in tiusine!S". There ;>re many hands ' 'IIlli .:111. :906~ • 117 BE SOMEWHAT . 61lH t1E'D LIHE Jo\E TO FILL FOR HER'... - SOutlr could. have for this .auc· tiott wllet'e slam would have ·.IJ~:>ZZ nn: ..r..v : 9 .4UJ ll • '11 The· opening lead was ' mffed. in dummy. Declarer tbeD cashed tire Iring and qaeet of llearts and discovI!I':O!'Iftfie,.._[ trump break. One J.i.De; of plil.y available was to dta.w the- reynajntng trumps ca!1i: the lUng . of clubs and talie: a ctiamond fiDesse. H it won. anc[ tile- suit divided $-2, lie-IIOOulll' win allll trids. On • tu-z zz - -- tihe:Biile~ ·' lleiill!l:~ ~rfiagrammed ~ howev~ fie would go do11011 four ~YOOP tmh J: ..JUST DON'T UNDERSTANJ> WHV I COULDN'T FIND THIS PUICE WHEN J: I...OOI(El) RJR IT BACK IN TME L.A9! .. £{Y}tj ,...._ ...,......,_. fuei!~ trumps,. IIU"t'"' I_IHt. of. lru! stnrlgth. was in ANNIE - -----..........,.., ,. I'M dieYised a much beteia-Y- At trick four lie? tat a. low diamond from dhinmy,.. ctii•wling tbe trick §JutiL AFRAID [ tl!t:rlim!!:of CAN'T~ "'HH'T OIIE, ~! -m ""' 1 .... . ML' 2 "IU~all . 1 - 1 - tn ~"'-"= wo=OI!IdiSE. •~w· """""er,....,.., WU the 3-2 division in: mainnnrts that tbe other ANTIQUE CARS were plentiful in the annual Big Bend Regatta parade hel~ Saturday. Shown is a 1923 Nash. Ii~Je,of pfa.y l'ftj1lii:ed. lknrev· 1!1:';.. ~ liad eliminated 12' 1e -,, fill: a diamond "' aud. bad doubled his ~ of tnngtbeslam rna ~ . (rfEWSBAPEltSN'I'ERPRISE ASSN.' " l_ ...• GASOLINE ALlEY t= Mus' I come ' '5 . . . outoo'qit RICK PAINI'ER with his frog "Old Clamp" willla jampaf~fed aadllioumuoe-halfiDches. . - ) 7 r ... 5TJ CWWNS - It wouldn't ~ a parade without a clown. The two clowns added to the excitement of the parade held Saturday. · ,.,.,.,_ ~ • -•·" Lisa -~ R; ••• treasurer. ou. D ,. a musician ; Betb Blaiae. tina messenger; PaUi ,_. r c. 1 messeng'!l'; l.ioda Bias. J-11' . messenger; 1'm)'a (\u • Mil .messenger ; Saady Balley. librarian;; 8dly . . . . ,, ........ custodian; and~" fl9. ... nerguard. . The installi'1g CIIIimr nsss-. Wise, assj..... by~~ pille; Angie Sisson,~,_ B,w, chaplain; 1'willl Olilds, - Jlillfilre'm RAILING ... 33 rs.li port 34Forest ••a ' # HEAVEN'S Jl/0/ I ~IT I'VE BE£"'.1 CRYING ANV r.t:J:"-""''.1 50R,R,y_ FOR WHEN \\'£ 5.>.W 'IOJ l(X)I(IN6 OVER Tiif TERRI>cE one IS'&U ' 1!'1""8 -..... The new honored queen anounced . that her colors will be pink and '. zs StiDgy illfil •• MY5E.Lf. .. GIT ME ONE MORE CHAIR!! :liLT <&iPa:tiQLOIE-IIIu"s IJow to work it : aswa._a • Le &X&" CFSLLaW .. lllr ,., X liar _zn,..........,....· •ta.-I.!!L Ilar • llllll r l';. An Admiral dehumidifier :·can. make usement or other damp area more CO!IIfwDIIIe 1tr . taking th.e eJicess m~Jistvre out of tile a ir. Ulllelps pro~ed furniture and work~~~r011t 1rom 111e daiiiY9ing · effects of cont~tnt dam pness. It retards mildew, mold, musty odors and rvst--9ives yOIIir home more livi~ uea. · .. !lloiota. ..'". ,, " " CoachReev'eaandhiateamhoata touringhigh'i.choolbaaketballconlingenllromlheSovieiUnion,hioh· .. lightedby-afaat-pacedexhibition erne. (Repeat; 60 mina.) liJ® NOVA 'MfdllerraneanPro· apect' Yearaotuaeandabuaehave taken their toll on the UeditiHTanean Sea, oncllhe 'world's biggeat awimming pool• has become the WOt1d 'abiggeotopen-er.laHtoo late to undo the damage? (Closed !<!l!!..ioned)(80mins.) 8 :30 liJUZI.LA'IERNEANDSHIRLEY Laverne and Shirley go to the elec tric company to complain about their power being cut off and find themselves racing desperately to anuft out a lime bomb planted ~ y another irate cuetomer. (Rpeat) 8:58 (l) NEWS UPDATE 11:00 <IJ 8 (!) TUESDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES ' A Woman Called Moses ' 1978 St.-ra: Cicety Tyson, Ro!>ert Hooks. · 'Bound For Glory ' 1976 Stars: David Carradine , Melinda Dillon. ®® COVER STORY ' lnllation : It ' s Only Your Money· Combining the opinions of econom1cs experts with comic documentary film foo· tag e and audienGe partici pa tion , this p rogra m attemptS to educate the viewers abo1. ~ what inflation is, its impact on the nation and what consumers can do about it . (6 0 mina.) • 11:30 (]) MOYIE ·(ADVENTUR!) '" I> . KIIIer Fiatt'" 1979 IIOUR NEf~ NEXT •zlll•llz- DOOR JUST 60T A NEW cAlL ._J l!I[Z___ J JJZllii.J D. 'll"' Z l " " ..,... fl'QIT, CliO '. . ' !iw ae. ~~re- ...,.. ... an -tll6s:eut:. 1:281]11EWSUPDATE · ... 1:30 ROSS BAGLEYllfiOW MOYIE ·(ADVENTURE) 00 ~ .._ Shield Of Falworth" 1i!W -~ ,.---- @ .• ABC Cl) .,. •• E')()NUPOATE ., · Ia. tllia _,re A Ia a,. e~e sm,te letters. ~ I~ , .BAKER FURNilURE ..,,.._. . NE:WS N.A.A.C.P. CON'IENtiO~ HIGHLIGHTS ® DICi<CA'IETtSHOW 11: 15 (]) CANDID CANDID CAMERA Allen Fun I is back .l!lgain.presenting the third in this aduH comedy aer· iea. h's uncens'*ed. spontaneous ~ilarity aaontyFunt c&n bring to the (I) ...., - ~ ·~- ~ · ffiel!!!•!l 8 lJJ (W T'JtE WIIITE SHADOW W .ADMIRAL( DEHUMIDIFIERS dleport, their lion mascqt.' Richie's craziest college revelry. LAST CJIF THE WILD . UON MASCOT - Tatdng third place in the non-~ divialoo af the Big l:lend Regatta Parade was this entry by Vaughan's Cardinal, M• DICK CAVETT SHOW MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT ID SHA NA NA Guest: Ben E. King . 7:58 (1) NEWS UPDAtt 8:00 <Il0 (!) THE MISADVENTURES OF SHERIFF LOBO Depuly Per· kins escorts a female prisoner·in a murder trial to los Angeles , unawaresheplanltouseheriden· t ical twin to help hw escape . (Bepeat ; 60 mins.) (1) RUSSIAN AGGRESSION AND BIBLE PROPHECY ([) MOVIE -iWESTERN) • ., " Rio Conchoe"' 18&1& (])~ ·HAPPY DAYS Tl\efonz convinces Richie to accompany Howard to the unual Leopard Lodge convention in Chicago, and the wild eonvet'ltioneers surpass (!)0 (1)®1@. . .' ~TTttJWDI ... ...... ..... . (I) JOKER' S WILD convince him to adopt the eight· vear -old lad he has befriended·. (Bepeat) . 10:00 CIJ SCOUTING IS A specialaboul Boy Scou ts of America~ Guests include Hank Aaron, Jim Tarr, Jason Sherinan and Gorden Smith. (])@WHARTTOHART Jonathan and Jennifer have a deadly en· coun ter when they enter the mysterious wortd of psychic phenomena to help a beautiful Hart em· ploy"eewhohasamazingpowersof ESP (Repeat; 60 mins.) (I) WINDOW ON THE WORLD ; . @ NEWS , 10:28 (l) NEWS UPDATE 10:30 (l) FAITH20 illJ OYER EASY Guest: Helen For· raat . Host: Hugh Downs. (Closed • Captioned) · 10:58 (1) NEWS UPDATE 11;00 .(})8 BASEBAlLCincinnatiReds · va San Francisco Giants (Joined in Progress) TODAYINBIBLEPROPHECY custodian; Uad'a Nl}'lr. l-cla , ~ ~ (j)(jj) . TAJIIThecabbiestryto make Tony a family man when they 7 ~ MAW!! ....... w::~N:NDCOSTELLO 11 were •i custoctian ;~ Har ' h& ellilliri! ill~y::H:II:HffiiJwiiJFt ." white, her emblem, the star, her flo,.er the pink rose, and her theme, faith and hope. Her motto is "No tull's, too steep, no mountain's too tall, w1th f~ith and hope, you 'C8il conquer them all: · Mer;nbers and guests were invited to the dming ri)om where the .P.ink and white cillor scheme was carried out in the deconiUons. TheoiKJnored queen'scak~ was topped with a star, her emblem, and pink roses used oo the lable. Donna Byer registered the guests.. A clltJn with DeMolay members (."(JJC)uded the evening. q..rttt - "'iiiii c!JI'II)ol itoon. AU. IN THE FAIIILY , Ol!J®J TUESDAYNIGHTMOVI~ YiallttdiliJ'I A.nrer 121'4¥ !bed ZT"W""J.tbdnaw - IIIIIR • Jollmon, musacian; and Man· ...-.r _ _.._:t•nniS'}Jl!'31!liRWOfn@n"s&nd'men'& THREE'S COMPANY A leHerlothelovekKncolumn. apparenlfy written by Jack. convinces Chrissy and Janet that the other is having a love affair w ith him. (Re.J!!I!!) (Ciosed ·Caplionedl ...,.,_ ~ Theresa stan-. -~ af lit. and f>l,rs..Saolly Starr, 1..a11pri11r., was ~ as boourtd .....,. t1 Bethel .62, lJUoipli+ pi ~ .. Job's DauilJRrs, · iD · ' :a ceremonits Mclrda)' . """" • • Middlepm M~sonic Temple_ · Other officers jmiallnl R f t z.. .dra Va~ juDiar ,.iat:m; "-" Sisson, guide; ·"rc•'n Ode, chaplajn; Sllfny S.yn; · - -. G (f )(U). ' ! St oppers ' Th e ga la sp o t light s •great e ntertamers like Eth.el M er man belting out 'There' s No Bus•ness U ke Show Business .· Andre a 'A)nie McArdle singing 'Tomorrow' 8 (l d Ro bf!rt Kl e in R,~ r f o rrri in g the t itle l'l it fro m h1s broadway smast1 ' Tt1ey're Playing Our Son b.' ® 1LOVE LUCY (]) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS . 0 (!;!m CBS NEWS (]] WILD WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS (ffi OVER EASY Guest: Helen For· rest . Host: Hugh Downs. (Closed Captioned) ABC NEWS ·6:58 NEWSUPDATE 7:00 0 CROSS WITS 00 FREEDOM IS <IJ, HOQo\N'S HEROES (]) @ W FACE THE MUSIC C1J LUCY SHOW 0 (]) TIC TAC DOUGH (}) MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT @ NEWS . ® DIC.KCAVETTSHOW 7:30 <Il U @ HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (l) FAITHTHATUVES , (!) TENNIS ' Wimbledon Women ·s Quarter Finals' Th is show serves an ace tor in-depth coverage ol th e most celebr at &d tennis evant of the s eason Th is month' s match play co verage features wo rld ,cl as s (l) 700CLUB I o ,o Job 's Daughters install new queen • • P: -p .• .... .. ' ..' .. ' ~ zooM O CD NBC NEWS ffi """""'"' ·~ THE MAN BEHIND THE SCENES - Fred Crow, mastermind of tile frog jump was on ha nd Saturday to make sure all went well. The event was sponsored by the Meigs County Jaycees. l'kll¥ amtl!gO- !he clded loiters to fcmr the: surprise' answer, as sug- : ~ E?tall'f ' ... . .. ~nnual WAS Wi'TH A,6 1 ~L. IN THE MOONW6 HT. I YENIIT ~ - ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW ABCNEWS C!J ST ANDINGROOMONLY ' Show Wl1liT A MOONSTRUCK 6U."f <SOT WHEN HE I ~a ® . 6:30 ' I (X- ~ -IT MAY OPfN UPA · . ' ! CAPTAIN EASY EVENING 6 :00 CI) 6 (l) O Ci) @(jj) d) NEWS (l) ROSS BAGLEY SHOW - -- ----- - ---- Jl l'f r r f'u uw &XBtrP'PAHOZ ' &I H I z: E U Rl . . • (1), CBS LATE MOYIE 'C ANNON : Ho.nda Of Hell' In the aftermath ot ·a VietOam 'fraQgino' in c iCA nt wh.i ch a lieutenant be Cc.ime a paniytic fwo survivors of h1s comp ln) be c-ome vmttms o1 fat•l attacks by killer dogs . (R-ail 'BARNABY JONES: ROll· 8118Cie 'a Child' Stars: Bu<tdy Ebeen, l . . Meriwether. (I) ABC CAPTIONED NEWS GIJ IIO'(If: --(DRA.. &l •• , . i"' · v..,.•• ,M& ' NEWS �I ., . , 6- The Daily Sentinel, Midclleporl·Pomeroy ,,O., Tuesday, July 1,1980 ........-. . ..... Additional scenes from Big Bend Regatta ... """ . ' -· '. •• .. . ···~""" Television · Viewing "Jill! ~ I I ' JULY 1, 1!180 I t . ~m ~, INED IN PROGRESS) MA,NIFICEIJT JOEl YOU DID ON THA'r 60LO M INE A'S>IGNMENT. eAtW! SO MA6NIFICENT. IIJ FACT- WHOI.E NEW C~APTEI't IN 'T'><E COII:POAATE HJSTOR'I' OF M<ISEE INDUS>Titi E~! c 1 () ..- -. . 9!1"184 by 111e above cart00<1 LD.IIER (Answerstomo"owl MEADOW FABLED • • Ja_·. "Tp L HA\SJ'T ~ 'W "Sl~ M{ t<lDS J.W~'f 'i:> uarr - GOt.~. . A .. ~ . play best bet ... ·~~ /. .. ..!;__ to thee test. -~~- ....O...c-.- _.,;_._ --~WiiiiiiiB"-:;:;- ~ .:;,)\&tb had 3 YOUNG AND OLD ALIKE participated in the aruwal frcJg jump adi'rilies Saturday evening at Marauder stadium in Pomeroy. The event lllgbligbkdlbe llilbamaal Big Bend Regatta . ~.HELLO<? AJPP'('? I'Ll 6E A 51T LATE TONIGHT- IIR. 6ARR'5 ER - YES··l MY 5ECRET~ ROSTY. BUT- TOOl{ ILL • ;md with the actual lie of tbe East,-West cards my tea.t bur a club would have conked South's goose. . Hirwever, West did lead bis acec ot clubs and South was in tiusine!S". There ;>re many hands ' 'IIlli .:111. :906~ • 117 BE SOMEWHAT . 61lH t1E'D LIHE Jo\E TO FILL FOR HER'... - SOutlr could. have for this .auc· tiott wllet'e slam would have ·.IJ~:>ZZ nn: ..r..v : 9 .4UJ ll • '11 The· opening lead was ' mffed. in dummy. Declarer tbeD cashed tire Iring and qaeet of llearts and discovI!I':O!'Iftfie,.._[ trump break. One J.i.De; of plil.y available was to dta.w the- reynajntng trumps ca!1i: the lUng . of clubs and talie: a ctiamond fiDesse. H it won. anc[ tile- suit divided $-2, lie-IIOOulll' win allll trids. On • tu-z zz - -- tihe:Biile~ ·' lleiill!l:~ ~rfiagrammed ~ howev~ fie would go do11011 four ~YOOP tmh J: ..JUST DON'T UNDERSTANJ> WHV I COULDN'T FIND THIS PUICE WHEN J: I...OOI(El) RJR IT BACK IN TME L.A9! .. £{Y}tj ,...._ ...,......,_. fuei!~ trumps,. IIU"t'"' I_IHt. of. lru! stnrlgth. was in ANNIE - -----..........,.., ,. I'M dieYised a much beteia-Y- At trick four lie? tat a. low diamond from dhinmy,.. ctii•wling tbe trick §JutiL AFRAID [ tl!t:rlim!!:of CAN'T~ "'HH'T OIIE, ~! -m ""' 1 .... . ML' 2 "IU~all . 1 - 1 - tn ~"'-"= wo=OI!IdiSE. •~w· """""er,....,.., WU the 3-2 division in: mainnnrts that tbe other ANTIQUE CARS were plentiful in the annual Big Bend Regatta parade hel~ Saturday. Shown is a 1923 Nash. Ii~Je,of pfa.y l'ftj1lii:ed. lknrev· 1!1:';.. ~ liad eliminated 12' 1e -,, fill: a diamond "' aud. bad doubled his ~ of tnngtbeslam rna ~ . (rfEWSBAPEltSN'I'ERPRISE ASSN.' " l_ ...• GASOLINE ALlEY t= Mus' I come ' '5 . . . outoo'qit RICK PAINI'ER with his frog "Old Clamp" willla jampaf~fed aadllioumuoe-halfiDches. . - ) 7 r ... 5TJ CWWNS - It wouldn't ~ a parade without a clown. The two clowns added to the excitement of the parade held Saturday. · ,.,.,.,_ ~ • -•·" Lisa -~ R; ••• treasurer. ou. D ,. a musician ; Betb Blaiae. tina messenger; PaUi ,_. r c. 1 messeng'!l'; l.ioda Bias. J-11' . messenger; 1'm)'a (\u • Mil .messenger ; Saady Balley. librarian;; 8dly . . . . ,, ........ custodian; and~" fl9. ... nerguard. . The installi'1g CIIIimr nsss-. Wise, assj..... by~~ pille; Angie Sisson,~,_ B,w, chaplain; 1'willl Olilds, - Jlillfilre'm RAILING ... 33 rs.li port 34Forest ••a ' # HEAVEN'S Jl/0/ I ~IT I'VE BE£"'.1 CRYING ANV r.t:J:"-""''.1 50R,R,y_ FOR WHEN \\'£ 5.>.W 'IOJ l(X)I(IN6 OVER Tiif TERRI>cE one IS'&U ' 1!'1""8 -..... The new honored queen anounced . that her colors will be pink and '. zs StiDgy illfil •• MY5E.Lf. .. GIT ME ONE MORE CHAIR!! :liLT <&iPa:tiQLOIE-IIIu"s IJow to work it : aswa._a • Le &X&" CFSLLaW .. lllr ,., X liar _zn,..........,....· •ta.-I.!!L Ilar • llllll r l';. An Admiral dehumidifier :·can. make usement or other damp area more CO!IIfwDIIIe 1tr . taking th.e eJicess m~Jistvre out of tile a ir. Ulllelps pro~ed furniture and work~~~r011t 1rom 111e daiiiY9ing · effects of cont~tnt dam pness. It retards mildew, mold, musty odors and rvst--9ives yOIIir home more livi~ uea. · .. !lloiota. ..'". ,, " " CoachReev'eaandhiateamhoata touringhigh'i.choolbaaketballconlingenllromlheSovieiUnion,hioh· .. lightedby-afaat-pacedexhibition erne. (Repeat; 60 mina.) liJ® NOVA 'MfdllerraneanPro· apect' Yearaotuaeandabuaehave taken their toll on the UeditiHTanean Sea, oncllhe 'world's biggeat awimming pool• has become the WOt1d 'abiggeotopen-er.laHtoo late to undo the damage? (Closed !<!l!!..ioned)(80mins.) 8 :30 liJUZI.LA'IERNEANDSHIRLEY Laverne and Shirley go to the elec tric company to complain about their power being cut off and find themselves racing desperately to anuft out a lime bomb planted ~ y another irate cuetomer. (Rpeat) 8:58 (l) NEWS UPDATE 11:00 <IJ 8 (!) TUESDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES ' A Woman Called Moses ' 1978 St.-ra: Cicety Tyson, Ro!>ert Hooks. · 'Bound For Glory ' 1976 Stars: David Carradine , Melinda Dillon. ®® COVER STORY ' lnllation : It ' s Only Your Money· Combining the opinions of econom1cs experts with comic documentary film foo· tag e and audienGe partici pa tion , this p rogra m attemptS to educate the viewers abo1. ~ what inflation is, its impact on the nation and what consumers can do about it . (6 0 mina.) • 11:30 (]) MOYIE ·(ADVENTUR!) '" I> . KIIIer Fiatt'" 1979 IIOUR NEf~ NEXT •zlll•llz- DOOR JUST 60T A NEW cAlL ._J l!I[Z___ J JJZllii.J D. 'll"' Z l " " ..,... fl'QIT, CliO '. . ' !iw ae. ~~re- ...,.. ... an -tll6s:eut:. 1:281]11EWSUPDATE · ... 1:30 ROSS BAGLEYllfiOW MOYIE ·(ADVENTURE) 00 ~ .._ Shield Of Falworth" 1i!W -~ ,.---- @ .• ABC Cl) .,. •• E')()NUPOATE ., · Ia. tllia _,re A Ia a,. e~e sm,te letters. ~ I~ , .BAKER FURNilURE ..,,.._. . NE:WS N.A.A.C.P. CON'IENtiO~ HIGHLIGHTS ® DICi<CA'IETtSHOW 11: 15 (]) CANDID CANDID CAMERA Allen Fun I is back .l!lgain.presenting the third in this aduH comedy aer· iea. h's uncens'*ed. spontaneous ~ilarity aaontyFunt c&n bring to the (I) ...., - ~ ·~- ~ · ffiel!!!•!l 8 lJJ (W T'JtE WIIITE SHADOW W .ADMIRAL( DEHUMIDIFIERS dleport, their lion mascqt.' Richie's craziest college revelry. LAST CJIF THE WILD . UON MASCOT - Tatdng third place in the non-~ divialoo af the Big l:lend Regatta Parade was this entry by Vaughan's Cardinal, M• DICK CAVETT SHOW MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT ID SHA NA NA Guest: Ben E. King . 7:58 (1) NEWS UPDAtt 8:00 <Il0 (!) THE MISADVENTURES OF SHERIFF LOBO Depuly Per· kins escorts a female prisoner·in a murder trial to los Angeles , unawaresheplanltouseheriden· t ical twin to help hw escape . (Bepeat ; 60 mins.) (1) RUSSIAN AGGRESSION AND BIBLE PROPHECY ([) MOVIE -iWESTERN) • ., " Rio Conchoe"' 18&1& (])~ ·HAPPY DAYS Tl\efonz convinces Richie to accompany Howard to the unual Leopard Lodge convention in Chicago, and the wild eonvet'ltioneers surpass (!)0 (1)®1@. . .' ~TTttJWDI ... ...... ..... . (I) JOKER' S WILD convince him to adopt the eight· vear -old lad he has befriended·. (Bepeat) . 10:00 CIJ SCOUTING IS A specialaboul Boy Scou ts of America~ Guests include Hank Aaron, Jim Tarr, Jason Sherinan and Gorden Smith. (])@WHARTTOHART Jonathan and Jennifer have a deadly en· coun ter when they enter the mysterious wortd of psychic phenomena to help a beautiful Hart em· ploy"eewhohasamazingpowersof ESP (Repeat; 60 mins.) (I) WINDOW ON THE WORLD ; . @ NEWS , 10:28 (l) NEWS UPDATE 10:30 (l) FAITH20 illJ OYER EASY Guest: Helen For· raat . Host: Hugh Downs. (Closed • Captioned) · 10:58 (1) NEWS UPDATE 11;00 .(})8 BASEBAlLCincinnatiReds · va San Francisco Giants (Joined in Progress) TODAYINBIBLEPROPHECY custodian; Uad'a Nl}'lr. l-cla , ~ ~ (j)(jj) . TAJIIThecabbiestryto make Tony a family man when they 7 ~ MAW!! ....... w::~N:NDCOSTELLO 11 were •i custoctian ;~ Har ' h& ellilliri! ill~y::H:II:HffiiJwiiJFt ." white, her emblem, the star, her flo,.er the pink rose, and her theme, faith and hope. Her motto is "No tull's, too steep, no mountain's too tall, w1th f~ith and hope, you 'C8il conquer them all: · Mer;nbers and guests were invited to the dming ri)om where the .P.ink and white cillor scheme was carried out in the deconiUons. TheoiKJnored queen'scak~ was topped with a star, her emblem, and pink roses used oo the lable. Donna Byer registered the guests.. A clltJn with DeMolay members (."(JJC)uded the evening. q..rttt - "'iiiii c!JI'II)ol itoon. AU. IN THE FAIIILY , Ol!J®J TUESDAYNIGHTMOVI~ YiallttdiliJ'I A.nrer 121'4¥ !bed ZT"W""J.tbdnaw - IIIIIR • Jollmon, musacian; and Man· ...-.r _ _.._:t•nniS'}Jl!'31!liRWOfn@n"s&nd'men'& THREE'S COMPANY A leHerlothelovekKncolumn. apparenlfy written by Jack. convinces Chrissy and Janet that the other is having a love affair w ith him. (Re.J!!I!!) (Ciosed ·Caplionedl ...,.,_ ~ Theresa stan-. -~ af lit. and f>l,rs..Saolly Starr, 1..a11pri11r., was ~ as boourtd .....,. t1 Bethel .62, lJUoipli+ pi ~ .. Job's DauilJRrs, · iD · ' :a ceremonits Mclrda)' . """" • • Middlepm M~sonic Temple_ · Other officers jmiallnl R f t z.. .dra Va~ juDiar ,.iat:m; "-" Sisson, guide; ·"rc•'n Ode, chaplajn; Sllfny S.yn; · - -. G (f )(U). ' ! St oppers ' Th e ga la sp o t light s •great e ntertamers like Eth.el M er man belting out 'There' s No Bus•ness U ke Show Business .· Andre a 'A)nie McArdle singing 'Tomorrow' 8 (l d Ro bf!rt Kl e in R,~ r f o rrri in g the t itle l'l it fro m h1s broadway smast1 ' Tt1ey're Playing Our Son b.' ® 1LOVE LUCY (]) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS . 0 (!;!m CBS NEWS (]] WILD WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS (ffi OVER EASY Guest: Helen For· rest . Host: Hugh Downs. (Closed Captioned) ABC NEWS ·6:58 NEWSUPDATE 7:00 0 CROSS WITS 00 FREEDOM IS <IJ, HOQo\N'S HEROES (]) @ W FACE THE MUSIC C1J LUCY SHOW 0 (]) TIC TAC DOUGH (}) MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT @ NEWS . ® DIC.KCAVETTSHOW 7:30 <Il U @ HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (l) FAITHTHATUVES , (!) TENNIS ' Wimbledon Women ·s Quarter Finals' Th is show serves an ace tor in-depth coverage ol th e most celebr at &d tennis evant of the s eason Th is month' s match play co verage features wo rld ,cl as s (l) 700CLUB I o ,o Job 's Daughters install new queen • • P: -p .• .... .. ' ..' .. ' ~ zooM O CD NBC NEWS ffi """""'"' ·~ THE MAN BEHIND THE SCENES - Fred Crow, mastermind of tile frog jump was on ha nd Saturday to make sure all went well. The event was sponsored by the Meigs County Jaycees. l'kll¥ amtl!gO- !he clded loiters to fcmr the: surprise' answer, as sug- : ~ E?tall'f ' ... . .. ~nnual WAS Wi'TH A,6 1 ~L. IN THE MOONW6 HT. I YENIIT ~ - ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW ABCNEWS C!J ST ANDINGROOMONLY ' Show Wl1liT A MOONSTRUCK 6U."f <SOT WHEN HE I ~a ® . 6:30 ' I (X- ~ -IT MAY OPfN UPA · . ' ! CAPTAIN EASY EVENING 6 :00 CI) 6 (l) O Ci) @(jj) d) NEWS (l) ROSS BAGLEY SHOW - -- ----- - ---- Jl l'f r r f'u uw &XBtrP'PAHOZ ' &I H I z: E U Rl . . • (1), CBS LATE MOYIE 'C ANNON : Ho.nda Of Hell' In the aftermath ot ·a VietOam 'fraQgino' in c iCA nt wh.i ch a lieutenant be Cc.ime a paniytic fwo survivors of h1s comp ln) be c-ome vmttms o1 fat•l attacks by killer dogs . (R-ail 'BARNABY JONES: ROll· 8118Cie 'a Child' Stars: Bu<tdy Ebeen, l . . Meriwether. (I) ABC CAPTIONED NEWS GIJ IIO'(If: --(DRA.. &l •• , . i"' · v..,.•• ,M& ' NEWS �r ·Mason County Three local girls celebrate -summer birlbda_,ys . ' News reported • Health revtew .Thirst is nomial on ~ot days • ~ By~ G.s.t. Lml D.(l., ...._D. Assisi.u&Pl,.. .-11 Familyl' lio • Ohio L'lli•asii.J Cd'q:e ~-.- .ofOfk rpDir !llkt;,;. QUESTION: Huw IIJIIdJ nter should a person drir* ID stay . ANSWER: 1br a..._ of water we drink eadJ day is usually adj usted by the body 11a cq:1r oar sense ot thirsl Water is mo5t obtiwsly lost from tbebodyasllrioe3!J!Iscme witb feces. Hoaaa , in addition 'u=~ " -" .IS i.......,,... - ..... ,_ -- - -. ..... ma through lhti lungs 3lld Jl is called " insensol!!e" beciuse'"' emnot usually smse Tilr feel ! the 'llll1er SpftDJcw t espooden1 Sll1lPIUSE WNU IEON HELD MASON _ Mn. Claudia Kirton sm. Jlllm, were benored with a P""'" away 'luncheon on We!J*'Ub; -;;;'lheir borne 011 Rt. 33. ......._.. .......,;.. of·~ M. · • •;....., rs """ ISStonary ~of MaSI10 United MethOdist O!ardJ, of wf11dJ sbe was member, · camrwilbfood and g:ifb. !ll1rs. Kinm plans ro move back to BoJnloo Beach, Florida in the near fmure. · Atlftw!i"" were Mrs. Sarah s~~ . ar, Mrs.i ,yPmlitt,Mrs. w~ Zeltir., Mrs. Russell Barton, Mrs. ...._n_ ...,_,.__ ,.._ R Ha. 1 oyMargaret r ess, . .........,. ,.,.__ ,._"" .-c>" _ ,.__,..,.,_ _ Mrs. ~Mis_J..;vanMatre, Mrs . Lacille Sdnrarlz and Mrs. Lucille S.iWllp ne _ ~-' :;,.ist ........., situa'tk..s. therapy. QUESTION Could : a desire m drinll large amounts .mwater mrean that you have a bealth problem? vegetables. The bodr also Jlf'llliDs a small &maW1I of ~ _.., a bnat- ANSWER: U tbe desirr: persists Jl ~ ("()Q,kj~ue.t~ ~oiif.;f..i~-,.;;;;;;1ii:;=zi;e~-=-;;;'::;;--'-ias ~Iller pia aad 1 fecal loss. lbisJmlll be [ Ej ell bJ · tl ~" " : ; ,.,~~ ~ Buwnt:r, fat4waoJa. crr.ue in thirst a...,.;atel eaiiDI! of salty roads cr aiJ • bot da Y 15 . probablY ....,......_ _ _, ·"'aey case if you' re concerned, talk iliFWI' with ,~·· Be ar -..., familv' """'Sician. ,...., a ,..,.,,..,18! fl. boe;aap -solid food. Of~ ia bat watber cr wben you' re -king in a !d . sitna - "'"--' · ............, of ..,.._ . Corn· er · ·- PLE AS.,-DO...-T EVER WAKE HIM UP At a Chtistia n business meeting~ · A m a n spoke wilhin.the UOMf~ Telling ol the """'"'Jesus. In a voice QUire c~earandloud. Yes, he old J esussa..., llim · From a life- of shaJDP and sin. Freed him tram thecltirlking liabi1, G ave him peace- a nd ior within. Then a lady, p<DUdand wealthy, Li ving in so-ci-e-ly,. Oisbelievedthe speaker's story, How the Lord had set him lree. "Thai man surelr most"bedream lng," w..-e the wards Fhat she dicl say,_ Then ""'quickly 51M1edl1clrnewa rd, Feel ing ricll. sean-e and gay_ Soon she saw lbar shewiiS faiBv a handsome little lad. When sheque51- him. Ill! a nswered, " ' Lad ~. lliatman is my Dad Yoo nave said Fbat he is dream ing. Listeo tome.. ~~ do.. And l'll lell to YOIII the r eii5Gn Why ll<III>Wiiis _.ds are rrve. · Oatldy used to spend his money ~-Thirty-nine Belles from F Ot" the drink. '~"hid> made him ~'tad, And When home. hrwouldabusrus, I cannot begin to'retl yau BRADFORD, Auctioneer , COmplete Servi ce. Phone But ane night, hrcamehllme sobel", And his eyes did slli""wilti love. .f<s he told u s - the Saviour Came with panbJ frumaiJove. Then he told ho.GDdtorg.,,.. him, And had givenpeace-.littiin, HowHebruughtro himdeliY'raoce F rom his dri'*-ing_ and a ll sin. 011, 1 Wish you OIU!cl hinteseen him As hestOtJdsobr""" Fhatni!lhf, Seemed that God was very near hi JU, · • Since that night, tie has-.sobel"; A nd we w a it for him with joy.. For he liM!5 my darling Mamma, And"" loves his little"""- ~ Ne'n: no langet" ~ ai1d ~~ungry, , For tie OO,Sus fOtJd and breiod. Gi...,.uswarmthan<lprettyclothing, bl-.mdlaadSIII!Ih. Sarah F~. Hather's sister, Tabilha Dawn, and several relatives from the a r ea ·-. Amanda Russell ~ Lynn Russell, daughter governor ·was inaugurated June 25 by the Ohio Chief Justice Frank Celebreeze. Speake~ during the week included Governor James A. RHodes, 1liomas Gorman, former Chief Umpire of the National League; D11na Deshler, representative to tbe Ohio Gerit!ral Assembly and former Boy Stater, Anthony Celebreeze, secretary of state, and William Niehouse, vice president of OwenSIllinois Corp. .... .. ..... -.... .. ' .................... Zip into Sunshine! Prinled Paltern In Memoriam------.- 2 I n precious m emor y of our dea r Dad Hom ~ r Icenhower, who passed away seven years ago on type, Pl.o t hound, red , Dober.ma n. m ale neutered ; c oll i e, m i n i a t u re Dalmat ion, Beagle type , or foreign gol d or silver i ..iULn _will pay tOP Iran · would 7:30 sh ift. Part -t im e or full · time. Good work ing con · di ti ons. conta ct Mr. Zidian at the Pom eroy Health Yearn for perfect peace and 'ioy, Our Lord a i ds· when things annoy. He will missed GoBese Tablets and E·Vap by GOLD , SILVER , STERLING, ET .C ., BROWN'S MIOOLE PORT. OHIO. PHONE : 614·9925113. Announce.m ents PAY highesl at Nelson Drug Store. daughter·, Mrs. Helen Jef· ters, and family . 3 thank Reduce safe and fast with " water pills" prices possible for gold and silver coin$:, rings, 'iewelry, etc . Contacl Ed Burketl Barber ShOP, Middleport. Piano ~~ Oaniels 742·2951. .t.,4J.. .... /k~s Bare shoulders, bale ..-ms, • br!tiHasy fit throuchlhe body: Stitch tllis up in 1 huny so ""' can ~ip into it on all the hal days lllead. Send! Printed Pl!tern "4904: Misses Sil!S 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, '1'8; lO. Size 12 (bust 34) likes 2 ~/8 · · wards 4>inch. Transfer intluded. -SL15 1.- .cll 11111!!L MI51C .. - .... "' filii he . . . . . . hll .. ' SeN II: ---- 992·2082. . w.e 71 $1., ... l . . IJ, -S$. 1.11. l'ri!!l .... ZIP,, SIZE, . . STJI.EIIUIIIU. a•., ....... the tostest-to-fasllions . . In '"" IIEW SPfiiNG- SUMMER PATTERN CATAlllC! o......, tops, jldoets. _nts_. Plus $US free pottern toapon. SHci II b C.toq. =:n::::: iiC.:rt·s ru~~ Lane one Tuning JI.!IUUO . llZ. . . . . . ...... .$1.50 . j german Shepherd in area of Rt. 7 Bypass and SR 124. If this is vour dog, call 992· 3916. - SHRUBS &lREES -,M OFF ~~, POMEROY LANDMARK Main St. Kodak Camera wltfi built· in flash with lhe initials PA:P on the camera a·nd the · name and address on the case. If found call 992·22114. Lost in the vicinity of 992-2181 ' Nelsons Orug Store and Adolph' s Dairy Valley . I· . Yard Sale vou ca~ spare 39 days 'a year, it could be worlh over 11-«111 lo you . Plus tree tuition to any West Virginia college, or accrediled . .. ·H•ppy Ads Lost and Found FOUNO - One white male CLEAilANCf VETERANS ! If old · 6 FINAL . H·week ~ • Pomeroy female, white, multicolored killen. Call 992-2078 and ask-lor Judy. • ,5 ,_, Do,!. 1 9 1. '£'be Dally Ser!l:lne7 243 · Giveaway THREE 8 -week old ,Russian Blue killens. Also,. · and Repa ir,JrS.ervice since 1965. If no answer phone 8-20 ....... Tuning 4 bUsiness or YARO SALE, 810 S. 2nd, Middleport. June 30 thru Julv 5. Bedding, linens, dishes, clothing, day through Fr iday f rom 9· 5. AVON salespeople wanted. Openng$ i ii Tuppers Plams, Ches t e r , Re ! dsv i lle , Ha rr isonv i lle , P omeroy and Middleport. Call 742· 235< or742·2995. spoKe w ~els, N~ someone to help care tor semi -inva lid .for awhil e. Good pa ~ 90 .0 swing set dies, gun s, stove jars. chain saw, break f ast set, otd sewing mach ine , electri c sewing machine , wire cages. Located on. Co . Road 25 1.2 miles from new h igh school. From 9·5. 18 WantedioDo .: ~re for e·l derly per· son in mv home. Ca ll 992° 6022. Hollypark trailer. Furnished, ac. washer. metal outbuild ing, under piming. .Call992-2811. Professional Services · 23 Cheerleaders Will have a yard sale Tuesday , July 2, at the Bob Roy residence . All kinds ot items. Starts at 9a . m . women's clothiJ'Q. RAIN " Mag g ie' s Rebuilding, 19711 12'. - 31 2 jewelry. trade school. Contin1.4e your retirement benefits. Help your community in titnes of emergency . The National Guard needs your ex· perience. Good pay, gOOd benefits. For d e1ails, call 9·4. Misc. disheS, linens, clothing, large oak m·irror, SFC YOhO, 304-675·3950. ·. sville. GARAGE sale Julv 1 and 2, Toledo 3 lb. scales and misc . _ mile off Rt. 1_24 at Ashland Bulk Plant, Miner· 8 Pet. Beautiful large br ick ranch style , low uti l i t i es, 3 Baum Addition, Me igs Co. 985·4169. Assumable mortgage 9'h Pe t. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, full bas ement , 2 car garage. Riggsc r-est Manor . 614·985·4329 VA approved 8 room two · story home. Ph acres Of level land. 1'12 mile up St . Rt . 143 off Rt 7 bypass, $25,000. 992·3857. modular over 1500 S.F . All electric, economical , C.H . and A. All carpeted . Walk· One ten registered IAuctlen ' .. .. your needs. S17,200. .&EAUTIFUL - Ranch, in Syracuse, low utility bills and manv features, J B R, excenent condi· .. ·•' lion, 2 baths. Should ".\>!! sold. $45,000 . BUILDING SITES All prices and sl_zes. Call toda'f.... .. · WEARE A FULL TIME LOCALLY ·- OWNED, P R 0 F E-S S I 0 _N A L REAL ESTATE. OR· GI,NIZAT!ON OFFER-· lNG · ALL: THE . SER· VICES OF THE LARGe FRANCHISES. REALTOR Henry E. Cleland, Jr. ASSOCIATES cancels. Barbie dolls and size IG-12 , infants c lothing, baby walker ·and swing, some Roger or Dottie ·T urner· depression glass. Joys, slut· led animals, clothlriq_, llolln boat and lunk. 742-2474 Jean Trussell 949·2~ Ollie" Phone 992-1259 .. ._ • .., A-CA. TV• • - . - . .. . .- ---......... I IJ 7 5 ...... eFARMSUPPLIIES & LIVESTOCK •• _....,a; .._. n--Tndllllrllle ......._._ lt-WantN T1 De -&- eFINANCIAL 21- .UIIMII OfPiriHity H Mtftlt teL•ft J)-PNfftiiOAat s.Aolc:"l 11-~~lfe , . _ . . . .... I * ,._,_ ... ~.D. ' 11~....... .......... &S BUILDINGS LESSONS • Beginning & Advanced ''Scholarships possible for school high T. L -CLUB REPAIR- old 2. Played prolessional / toumaroents in Ohio, W. Va., Kentucky. · _ ,.. JOHN TEAFORD 614-985-3961 6 - 3 ~1 mo .. PEOPLt · 31711 Noble Summit Rd. ' Middleport, Ohio . "2·5724 . l11is, Service 1nd sup- · plies. In ground ond above ground P9Qis. 5-1-tfc r 1 1 Summer Enrollment For BURROUGH'S CARPENTER'SDANCE STUDIO IS NOW UNDE;RWAY The Last oav To Sign . Up Is July 141~ "BALLET, TAP & JAZZ" FREE ESTIMATES For More Information carl Reed 667-3327 Tom Burroughs 667·6150 6-1S· I mo. pd. . . THE POOL .G utter& Replacement . Windows and Roofing Playing items: clubs, bags, balls, shoes, t"arts, etc. 1. Professional teaching Ciertificate . •• SALES . SIDING, SOFFIT students ." CALL 949·21!0 -- 6·18·1 mo; 1 • - -- A!,L STEE_!_ __ - ~~~T.:t~a~nd Print. Shop Licensed and bonded. Sep· lie lank installation . Wat..- SMAi,_L and gas lines. E)(cavating Utitty Buildirigs Sizes from 4x6 to !2x40 tams, businesses ar in· divlduals. Shirts $4.00 Each "We print . ALMOST anytbi"' on ALMOST Excavating J and F Backhoe Service. '!From 30x30" - ,. 83 Farm Buildings · Slzeo novenv polltlcans, ba II work and transit lavout. Call992·7201 . apythingl" Pll. 614-9,19-2358 Evenings & Weekends 6·16-tfc , rt- .................. ...... s... ~~-~.,. ................. J -···. . . cud AIIIIP.... ' ,..... ··-·... -............. . . I 2- -~--1 3. ~~--- eSERVI(ES Want-Ad Adverti•lnv O..CIIInet I ' 4 P .M. Daily a n s••a:es a-... 5 I ... --~-11 5. _ _ _ _ _ 6.--_ -_ 7. _ __ II 7 I • ........ II 12 NteftliiNI'UV ,..,_..r . L IS I ........ 'b . ...-- - - - - .. ....... ,. . ' . 9. :.__ ..... ca. _, ...................... rl.... ' . .,. ...•• ., \ 11. 12. 13. ' 14. 15. 16. . CMfll!t o.a ••• .... ............... Ul lldlwwtlhtrtiiiiiiiM..... IJ-*IIt~,.._.,_._,._ ,. MilllhMt.,..Callltll~. • .... MoblleH ~ ' 111 .....,._,., CIIN .. .,._.. . . . ~ : I._ ............... Y_,...._....__........., ..c.-._ u ....... .nler. IS cewt ' cM....... --~ . _ ............ lltRtiMI, _ _::__ 1o:·- - - - , . . , ; . - ., Rates and Other lnfermation II .............. .. '1._____ SJ-Lets&Ac,.... c:.i .. . 'l'lle . ..... . . ............. ._...., . . 1 1 Anllllc!ncement 1 1 For Rent ..____.. ,. rn ~~~:r- ~' 1. >Wanted I ) For Sale ' ' eTRAIISPGRTATIOII eREALESTATE . in each spKe · Each In· · itial ..- group ol fiQures · counts as a wwd. Count """"' and address or PIIOIIe number If used. You' ll get better results if you describe fc,tlly, .!live price. The Sentinel r-.-ves the right to c._...,, edit ..- relect any ad. Your ad will be put rn the proper claaslflcotlon if you' ll it~=:. the pr-r box .... . 11 ,'' . one ..;oi'd Print ..........__ 11--Sctleols IMh'VetMII I...._ .....; TV I CD • .,.lr ,._ tr II 11-lniUI"~ real finarice balance to suit Ill' n D. BUMGARDNER Vinyl & ~luminum Siding •Insulation •Storm DOCjrs •Storm Windows •Replacement Windows • t Free Eshma e James Keesee· Ph. 992·2112 6·25·1 mo. B t'ldl'n~~~: U 1 J&L BUMN INSULATION A-1<-l/r . IPtllh"ICCillloia••l~----'---------_.. e M£RCIIAIIDtSE eEMPLOYMENT SERVICES Coil for an appointment . $-44,900 .00. HANDY , MAN ' S SPECIAL - What an excellent rental unil In In " 11--W.-tollu repairs . .._. •• w . 1<1-I••IMP TralfHti ...... .. ... ·-·- ..., n••- , - YaniS. .. t-~ntkS.Ie large front sitting porch 3 BR, large level ihvest Ill 992 3 4 -Rt. 3, !lox 54 Ratine,Oh. . Ph. 614 -843·2591 tvrite your own ad and order by mail with this : cCIUIJ(lli, Cancel your ad by pnone .when vou get" results. Money not refundable. -·- ....... ....."_,., ..... 6-L"taMPMM tacular view from this town, Other Bv Appoinlment Office 992-7544 'Home992-6191 eRENTALS 41_.._ ...._ a rn .......OiWMWiy 11- H..,we.... estate toda~ . $8,500. SO YOU WAN'r A LAND CONTRACT - $2,500.00 down. owner will ... 1-An!M~Hc.....,.b many features "to I1st . l p· evenings, 742-2214. Pay ·Ccish ·fot. C Sizes from 4X6to 12X40 _ Been in woods twice. Call savelll eANNOUNCEMEI.iiTS $26,500 .00. SUNNY KITCHEN For the bright cook, 2 stor~ well kepi nome on an ewcellent street, too ... Utility -c:urb Inflation., · older couple prelerred. Deposit required. No pets. Call992-2749. -Concrete work Farm Buildings Sizes "From 30x30" SMALL FinleY River bred. world champions on both sides. belts, gurter -Plumbing and electriurt work - (Free Eslimatesl V YOUNG • -• 99 2-621Sor ALLSTEEL walker . PHONE 992-2156 11-lltvetMwntH some month treeing~ co. and - Rootlnv work ~~====~6~·~13~-1~m~o=.~~P~om~e~ro~-~~·~O~h~.~~-~-~7~1~;t==~0I~S:y:c:a:m:o:r~e=S=t·=~::; meat. Claulfleds ancl localion, $17,000.00. . NEW LISTING - The beautiful Ohio is a ·spec · with Three family vard sale Saturday, July S, first house beYond Tall Timbers Nile Club on ·St. Rt. 7. Rain lea~. Blankets, retail WANT AD INRIRIIA1101 1-c.nhfT,...., J-lnM......,..,.. lot,co·r wenient location , misc .. clolhes, ment . SERVICES " Call for Free Siding Estimate, 949·2801 or 949-2860. No Sunday calls. Washington Co. Rd. 248, Lillie Hocking, OH. 647· 6133 . boots, etc. English and Western. R ulh Reeves (614) 691·3290. tra i ler . "YOU"GS CLASSIFIED AD INDEX home w i th central aid, 2 ex tra · rooms, all fur niture including TV, washer-dryer, ~tc., good pers P~lns 112 mile north of Clines Fruit : Farm on St. nlt~re, bedroom o.; bui Iding. and a mobile Garage Sale July 1·2·3 and 5 twi miles south of Tup- Yard Sale Old 33, across from Pomeroy Hea'lth Care · Center. July 3 and 4 from 9· 5. Glassware, clolhes. fur· processing, imaginable in horse equip- or WriteDaily Sentlne7 ttassified Dept, 111 Court St., flomertJYII. 457" acres · (level) , storage 338 at Ron RuS:siHI residen ce . Rain cancels. · furnace, TWO SIDING Livestock JONES Meat Packing slaughtering, custom -and ponies and riding l essons . Everything Two bedreklm ·mobil e home, k itchen furnished, features. $30,500.00. NEW Li"STIN"G -: 2.4 Wedensdav. July 2 across from Racine Oam on SR · dleport, · Floor 5huHers, et~ . Mobile Homes !at Rent •New Homes · - ex· tensive remodeling • E lectrica I work •Masonry work 12 Years experience Greg Roush . Ph. 992-7583 6-3o-l mo. CARPENTER Blmn .-- 43 HILLCREST KENNELS. Boarding. all breeds. Clean illdoor·outdoor. facil ities. Also AKC registered Oobermans. 614·446·7795. CONSTRUCTION ·Ph. (304) 773·5131 or (304) 992·2276 · 6-3o-1 mo . .· Siding 13-INCh WHEELS and tires for a Ford Pinto. Call 992-3717. HOOF HOLLOW : Horses 42 I I . 2 Pets for Sale POODLE GROOMING. J udy Taylor . 614-367-7220 . THREEbeclroomhousoefor rent. Riggscrest Manor. S30II per month. Call 91S- blower. 24x32 garage. 10x10 storage building. E~cellent family neighborhood . Un· der 40 k by owner. Call992· 3502. could be a class home Wed., Thurs., Friday, 9·5, 539 Bryan · Pl a'c e, Mid· wedding sches, ilver .class Call Jrings, . A. Wamsley, 742·2331. Treasure C.hest ~?J n_ Shop, Athens, OH . 592· - ~ THRE.,- bedf'ooms. two baths, f u l~l basement. Eastern Loca l Sc hool District. Call 614-IIIS-4329. Must have ref..-ences. Adults on ly. Brown' s Tra ile r Court. Call 992·3324. bath are some of the l) ighlig hts of this 3 BR home . I t is neat and clean with a rec . room f inished in the base· rnent. 6 rooms, 1V2 baths ,· bar .and other LARGE TWO •F AMIL Y · YARD SALE JULY 3·4 FROM 9-7. LIKE NEW CLOTHING AND AP ·. PLIANC .E S AND NUMEROUS MISCELLA · NEOUS ITEMS. HOWARO CALDWELL RESIDENCE ONE MILE SOUTH OF TUPPERS PLAINS ON ST . RT. 7. DON'T MISS THIS SALE . . Hou ... lorRent TWO bedroom furnished house lor renl. ca ll ~5434, 992·5914 or992-3129. . ._ i CONTIW:TORS -DRY WAlliNG -ROOFING -REMODELING CONCRETE -Free Estimates Vin~ and Alumrnum GO-LD AND siLVER COtNS OF THE WORLD. RINGS, 'JEWELRY , STERLING SILVER AND . MISC . ITEMS. PAYING Building Supplies R E coR 0 H 1G H • 311 inch rebar- 17c per foot HIGHEST UP-TO· OATE by 20 ft. section only. D. PRICES. CONTACT EO BARBER Bumgardner Sales, Noble BURKETT SHOP, Ml DDLEPORT. SUmmit Rd., Middleport, - OH 10, OR CALL 992·3476. OH . 992·5724. 41 in cl~ts . Double ovens, island range, and b ~ fast bar. Woodburner w i t~ NEW LISTING - The beaut iful . kitche n and OR Yellowbvsh Road, Racine, Rain cancels. yr. old 3·2 bands, diamonds . Gold or matching chairs. Large spinning wheel complete. Call 992 · 7692 . Also depression glass. 'll Acre on College Rd. in svracuse. s Most l)atef 1·-"';!>l:\1-~.!lnda~ Calrs OLD COINS, pocket wat- parlot" set. Consists of love se.a t,m aste:r chair and two Cl23. 992- 2259 Baby SalurdfV• July 5, from 9·4 at Dale Har1 residence, '12 mile' from Legion H.ill on Misc. Merct..niH LAOIES' beautiful high· quality size 16 dresses, brandS : oav id Crystal, verona. Lilly Pufiller. One is 1110.% silk. $10 each . Neirer been worn . 992·3283. ,... 949-2801 . ANTIQUES , FUR · N I7 URE, glass, china, anyth ing. See or call Ruth Gosney , antiques, 26 N. 2nd, Middleport. OH . 9923161. ,. teen paths and hookups. 1 garage. Ask ing S33,~. 379: 2:Ut. , • A"'·tf< P~_m_e ·~~912-26_a_9_.= -=c....·!..f1r -.,.,...._n; Foor .piece antique walnut bedrooms. 2V> baths. fireplace, full basement, faniily room. air con· ditioner, J car garage . or entire estales . · 2 ~ _,. mobile home on located in Cheshire. Seven- DOLLARS CHIP WOOO . Poles max. diameter 1o" -on largesl end . $12 p-er ton. Bundled slab. SlOper ton . Delivered to Oh io Pall et Co., Rt. 2, Nofning too l arge. Al so, guns, pocket watches an d · collections , Ca ll 61-4· TRA ILER park tor sale, • i· Wanted lo Buy 62 for antiques .a nd collec - baths. Assumpt ion , 80 Anti~,ues t ibles ... 61 Farm Equipment 1956 Chase tractor . Runs but needs minor repairs. Has double hoist and pullevs on side to· run saw milL trade or 'or S<.• ~'.oo pickupWilltruck cash. Call992·3737. ATTENTION : (IM PORTANT TO YOU l Will pay cash or certified check Homes tor Sale bedrooms. ar ea , cen· " ' Thornv ille.. H&R BLOCK OFFICE LOCATION ·6n·E. Main F>omerov. oil. - - 992-3795 • •• $21JD & UP . FOR . SILVER _........... _ . , .......... ·····- , . ....... ......... ..... ...... renta l lot at - . rudy to trJOVe into. SlSIID. Call 304·1112·2-tM. Estate Real one Also Empi re Rd .. OH 43076 . tUr!lished POMEROY,O .. and Rt. 7. ClOthes, tools, tires, qlshes, and few antiques. S!l le . bedroom. · bUill-in bunks. 48x10 mobile home. S2100, land contract.. S30II doWn. Write J . . Bowland, 15061 Di(ch digging servi ce. Call 773-5839 or 113 ·5788 . MAl~ walkers, swings, fOOd grin ·. \ der . Lots of dishe~. · ap· pliahces, curtains. misc . items. 300 Wrfght St., first street prmt Pomeroy Elementary , SHINE . cash and Corpo~at fons - Payrolls, profit and loss statements, al l and state • , federal •.. .. .. forms. . . .. 1-22-lfc t0dav. J04-~~ 170 · lral heal an_d air cond itioning. $200 per month, including util ities. Call 9925545 be !ween 7 a. m . and 3 p. m . $3 · 1 OFFICE space for rent. 3 608 E. LARGE YARD Sale, July 1·2.· 3. Lots of babv. men ' s . MOBILE home for sale. S6SOO, land conlract w ith ssoo doWn or will negotiate Oltch digging servi ce. Call 773·5839 or 113·5188 . SOUTHERN c hildren's, 1969 12x60 1W0 bedroom : ;5:HH5L riu~iness-=.Farms-Partnerships ~-;:::========~t:===;~;:===~i===:::;;;:;::::::=·· area . Prices from $250 and STILL _ PAYING D&M ROUSH. up\ Call credit manager ..._ , r~eption 949-2862 949-2160 'Tri:.countv ·Bookkeeping .Service repossessed andup trade· inl We are picking severa p ianos and organs in your COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park, Route 33. North of Porneroy. Large loiS.- Call 992-7479. . rooms. Free Estimates Reasonable Prices. Ca II HQWil rd , · Musical Instruments 57 Space tor Rent · 46 All worK guaranteed . · and colors. tiger and longhaired ca t s and k it· tens. UNFURNtSHEO apartment for rent in Syracuse. S150 per month, plus deposi t. Ph. 992·7S11 .m . sllver- st6"", Joys, small ap· pllances. Avon. tools, a nd"good working conditions. Call992 ·7226 . ~ 0 t ir e 6 hole.'fgla ssw ar e, THE Pomeroy stage at 2 p.m . The w inner of t moped was Donald Hendricks of Sy'racuse, Ohio.- Note all blessings ·on lite' s way, Gfori.fv our Lord each day, · Very . · sadly to Ca re Cenle r . 992-6606 Mon· Yard Sale on wh ite Moped which was given awav sunday al the call, Usei.S:s lhings destroy. - like 992 ·2143 . 3 as a you ng b us i ne ~ s person and ea r n . good money p lus some oreat gifts as a Sen ti nel route carr ier . Phone us r ight aw11 y and get on th e el igib ili t y list at 992- tiques, oil tamps, cloc k s, c hurn, torn tea keffle, etc . Set of wid e tir es moun ted everyone who took part in the raffle of the 1980 Thoms and small . Ever heed our Saviour' s can· cell ed ? Lost vour oPer ator ' s license? Phone e1c. Call245·9188 . YA R 0 SALE Ju ry 1-2·3 An· The Meigs County Jaycees all, Old and young and great IN - Beautiful large home. Low ut ilities, brick ranch style, 2i S6or 992·2157 . 1 1973 Fairpoint. · 14X65 2 bedroom 1911 Cameron, 14X65, 2 bedr. 19n ·FieeiWood. 14>065 3 bdr., balh IlL 1971 Shakespear. 14X65 :i bedroom 1965 Yano!' 12x5'.!, 2 bedr . 1968 F l e e - 12x63• • 2 Bdr . B & S "MOBILE,J10ME SALES, PT.· PLE'J{SANT, wv. 304·675·<1424. . Insurance 13 s m i ssi ans , b att e ries, eng ines. or scrap metals. 11 Help Wanted ' GET VALUABLE training Racine United Methodist Church Wednesday . A p.rogram will begin at 7:30 p.m. with a social hour to follow. Main St. Pomeroy 992-2181 Ever trust h is preci ous word . Justice · comes to one and do housecleaning. per hour . Hav.e references. 992 ·509.. . fireplace, f ull basement, family room, air con· d ltloner, 3 car gar~ge . Baum Addit ion , Meig~ · WELCOME SLATED A welcome for the Rev. and Mrs. Qavid Harris will be held at the POMEROY LANDMARK Lord, W i ll Osbv (Ossie) Martin. 992·· 6370. Old l2 SJ .OO • or com plete estates, No ne m too Iaroe or toO small , Check pr ices before ~ I ling. Al so do appraising . WIL L· BUY All types of roof work, new or re'pa I r gut t ers 1 and downspouts, gutter cleanjng and paint ing . the dog from Liltl e Rascals" . All s izes. shapes Countv. Call 985·4169. With Any UN ICO FREE;lER Plus: S25 DISCOUNT Stop in for Oetails Gone are h is d ays of ear thly pain, · Ever. hope we ' ll meet again, over on the golden shore, Rejoicing that all paih is o' ver. , ·Give vour best unto the Since he quit - clrunkanl'scup, Lady, if m y Dad isd....,ming. Please don' t.....,.........., him up." By Mrs. Riley Pigo[F. ' . sil ver 1 D>-~'-"''""-'i Mrs. Steve Haggy, Stephanie and Brad, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Shain and Jason, Cindy, Dave __and Ed Roush, Don and Carol Russell, Mr-. and Mrs. Herbert Roush. Unable to attend were Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey parsons, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis, Mrs. Edna Roush, and Mrs. Etbel Clark. FREEl ICE CREAM · June29, 1973. we are a happr" family. Miliant Gold, greitliid:aez. aeao• na au, ••• Announcements 3 -'• . I w-, 10 karal, 14 karat. 18 karat , gold. Oental gold and gold ear pins. 675·3010. Small investment, large returns, Sentinel Want Ads ' A farewe.ll diJJaer wasllrfd at lbr Sauvage; p WeaVd', Margant Aslxrry Unite~ " 'lu!id a.iml;• ''?f'inger,' Mr. andj Mrs. Hedla t Syrawse, llaaalirc 12 85. aad Plrrm, Mr. and Mrs. Kart KJoes, Mrs. Cad Hicks. 'l1le 85. 11.-.IIicb Mr. and Mrs. Glenn l)wriff, Jr., Mr. has been fill.ing !be JicdJiil al the and.lllr:s.. Leslie ~ Ho..:..t ' . Foresr Run, lli-..sviUe and · Smith, VtmlCIII Nease, Mr. and Mrs. Syracuse <lrwches 1*'*111£ aWga-· Ridrard &h. Mr. imd 11rs. William mentofa new pastortalbrcbarge_ W'taellraJner; Mr. and liB. 1k1rJ The YOUDg Adult <lass •of the Jrnkins , Kimberly and Mary Syracuse <llattb bad ~Ill the \ ttadwlle, Mr. :md 11rs. Kamt prngoun will! Opal KJaos aud 1111pe JkElroy, Mr. and Mrs. Cart Moore giWI£ RW!ings CaiJJf .:md George Freewn Dennis_M.Pift song ;;o SIIFIJile g1titlr lin.- Ben Slawter, Mr. and liB. aa'"l'IA 0 imont by Ornnjs lbrre R115se1I Motn, Mr. aild Ills. was .also a '!IIC3l by n- Aim aad Teaford, Verooica Prwo -(ilalily.s•.,. Roy Jeullins. . Roli5ou, Mr. and MJ1 V3rr Mooefar)' gifts ...-e p 4ed to Meter. Eleanor Robsoa, haD Dues, the .mioid..- iDd bis rie 1rt Mal)' . A!ril ftarmon, CrysaJ :md W..ty, Russell Gf tire Mi--mDe Mr. 3lld Mrs. Drnois M<u-e. Angda, and' by Bill Wmdaama of the Amy aad Jared, Mrs.llary Gaifl, ,Asbury CJurdl..- Hr5p1 s ......, Mr. aad Mrs. IlaixnJ FerrdJ. PI!NNY 5llriH, ' s•r..T 11 given 1rt the Rev. llr. :md Mrs. Beulah Ward, Mrs. Mary lla9dl, • ~ _ . lli!I!J Smitl!, Hicks , .,..., balh -.,,,,lw>4il'll em Mrs. G.ladys .Hood, Mr. and !1Jbs. • • • ... • 2 7 kl loer finl their joy in paof.IDJg lbr tiRe mat-. .Roo Reynolch, Mrs. Marie Am- __,_- 81 tl!r !JM 7'iiC Tb • ial cbes. berger, Miss Estlri- Juo;epb, ¥rs. ,c ·: ....,...__h.yflla Attenditlg ll1!re 12 Rev. aaol~~rs. J1111e Sayre, Mrs. Helen ~. Kmp 7 t r .. S.tl!uttHip John Sau\>llge, Tammy, Mafl'- of ne1b 'itJggins, Mrs. Mary 1kDz 3lld !l< 7 7 Huntillglm; Mr. aDd Mrs. JGim • llrean:a Pomeroy , OHI or call 9927760. Needed RD or LPN for 11 to -~ Farewell dinner held households . Wr ite M . D. M iller, Rf. 4, ...Earl RuueU, Mr . .and Mrs. Chuck . Mugrage and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Venoy and Robyn, Mr. and attended. Kevin E . Smith, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roush, and a delega te to Buckeye Boys' State from Feeney-Bennett PoSt 128, Middleport, held. tbe office of fire chief at tbe Ohio Ame rican Legion school . in seU-govemment and politics at Bowling Green University. Smitb was among the 1,400 youths, all high school juniors, divided into two political parties to set up Boys' State. Fast-moving political campaigns included primary elections as well as general elections. The new c'6 mplete of Ron and Nancy Russ~ll. celebrated her eighth birthday witb a party recently: Attending were her brotber, Michael, her parents, her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russel · land Mr. a nd Mrs. Russell-- R~h, and h er pa t e rna l g re a t. . ., .. L' Smith chief-for-a-day :iince he - t h e Lard that Cia)'. a.m. Marie M . r a-dl, Kaaurba Drift Extemim &*'*'' ' -saD worted together to ltririi!: . . the ••, .. of another Fall l"estiv:ll .and a IIWDIO!ial expa iaa:e farthell Belles.. Yes.. we Wait fw him wilh g•artness~ Nhen he goes from us.....,, =or he tre.Jis us. oh.. wry k lndly Iron and brass beds, old furn i ture , desks , gold ri ngs, jewelr y , silver dollars, sterling, etc ., WOOd ice boxes, antiques, etc. requir ed . Shepherd types, Blu e T ick, 0 WILL Wan1ed to Buy 9 Heather McGuffin places in Glenville, GlarviJJe state College, Rebekah Lodge, l'.a!Um Slam, Presbyterian. Tile I AndweliaveiMJfearardread. N ow~ 949·2487 or 949·2000. r acine, Ohio, C ~itt Bradford . · Sarah Miller -'-2Zfartboe AmlllaiFolli: FestivaL !llrs. Laurme Lewis of Clifton rqa ,.., Ma.sm CGunty and reported tbat she had a wooderful time. Scme llllbr llighligllts included a t " *II';;. far the Belles at Elizabetb -na- 's borne, the Belles Lw>cl!a!a; Tea llaaalillg tbe Belles; Buf&t Qinner. Tile BeDes were featured at lbr ! - 'Ill !be parade and_rode on a ·...,.._ 'l'bq dljoym a ,chicken barbaw, spoiling boe and 011 SunIIIQ', the graFJp aHrtrded Job's Tern!* a.m. 1lris liflle log _church was llrrill olaril1g the Civil WM and ~lbr bonier line be- • Oltbeawlul dreadafKifrighl, -As we waited tor my Oadcly. • Ollenfa r inlothe nighf. For his facecliclslli...,with lighl. & Auction · at G1mvi11r, 111'. Va., JUDI! 19 through place;,.,..,.. Dona t ionS dleport. S175 · !J"r,. m imth plus utiliti.,. Call "992•55<15 between 7 a. m. ahd J p.m . ' ' · •·' · H. L WHITESEL' · ~ , ~~ ROOFING Humane Society , 992-6260 . Si tuations Wanted . AUTOMOBILE SURANCE - been Public Sal~ 8 d!o••cJnll West Virginia gathered Trearing us so very-. . We .....,.,oflen ~-hungry, And OIJr hearts ws-e lull ol f&u, When we' d hear mY Clacldy coming From the drinl<ing Put a· cold nose in your fu.ture! Healthy, wormed animals, Meigs County f r om Fr iday . Baby c·lothes to p IIIli I t'SGATHER actoss adul ts and miscellaneous. F~ .__. Sa le Basement Sale, thre e miles north of Chester off Rt . 7 . We dne sday , Thurs . , 2- Mr. and Mr.. Tom !Margaret ) l.eiber. C(llumbu.s, Ohio and another dauglll«, . ron. Nedra Hoppe, SWl Qly, Arima . EDjoJirJg tire day, were Mr. and .Mrs. S1*1eJ Sa)'ft, Leon, W. Va., Mr. aad lllrs. &mer Rei:!! and Mrs. llar]I.Brvlm, Pt.. Pleasant; Mr. and Ills. Osar ea.to, Kim and Sh2lly. 'llr. 5'an'!y Adlli"m, Mr. Robert GraY, llr. ~ G<eer, Mr. and !1Jbs. Dpmld 11apsb, Mrs. Roberta !111aJ19i11 :md Mr. Hac!ey S wisher. all of New Haven; Mr. and· Mrs. VrrgiiA4ias, Mr. and Mrs. Clarena. Yeager, Mrs. Lucy Cullen. Mrs. F.m:i ......... Mr. and 1\frs. Miltoo Romb, lllr. and Mis. Marcus Wrawr, Jlr. Arllmr Rayburn, "Mr. Jack CaDeu.lllr. Terry Cullen, Mrs. Marie Flias, Mr. aad Mrs. Howard 2 BEDROOM furnished apartment for rent, Mid· 1·2·3. Macrame i t ems, fr idgies, cl oth ing , etc. .__a ....., ----~!:htw:a::::~~~~ July 4·5. Pauling Rideoour house o~ Rt. 2.48 , across fr om Na zarene· Church at Chester. Good 'shoes, sizes Yard ,.:;;';.,j'::i:.., -NursR ingh ous is • . aad lived at Letart until 12 rears ago, due mill healtb m oved to Se(tior Citizens in V illage Southeastern Ohio Leoal Services, 2~~A'h W. Un ion, Athens, 0~45701 . An Eq ual Opp un ity Em· Plover. - _·. Bus.iness ·Services Cocke r 843·2684. RENTER'S assistance for Manor apts. Call992-7787 . 12 registered puppies, 8 w eek s old. Ch.IJmpi on bloodl ine. Mi ne rsville Ball P ark J vly Miller celebrated her fourth birthday recently witb a party at tbe ~I v~; home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Heather Marie McGuffin, .._.... 1 __. · tin t th Phillip Miller, Northup. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry IS re.:upera g a e A err · cus cake, 1.~ cream, Kool-Aid loDe of her daught er, Mrs. William •< McGuffin, Moundsville, W. Va., Van'Mefer,iD Masm. and tea were served t& Mr. and Mrs. celebrated her birthday Saturday ..._ "'-''B' L Pt PI · t William Miller , Columbus, Mr. and witb a party· ,..,..~-• .......,, · easan • !pdld the weekend visiting her Mrs. Geor ge Neigler, Racine. SenGrandparents are Mrs. Dorothy miilbi!-,llis. Wilma Blake. ding gifts wer e Carl Miller, McGuffin, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland ; Dave Neigler, Racine ; William C. Thomas, Martins Ferry ; ABLE E. ROU H Gracie Wheele r, Columbus, and Mrs. Bessie Ashley , Middle port; and ;.,co:.•...;;---..-----...;;,--,...;. - ~·~-bid . ~, .... . ' 'dr and B. C1!'(' W»"•t<'ll,]>f~rtln ..:..._ • _ IEJART. w. Va. _ and sboro, N.C. p?bond 31 tbe home of 1 ..__ 0 ~- 7 ...., _ _ I -•- rt, -........ ~ f..,....,. .., """" !IID-Saada:t, J-:zz. a picnic din_ ~- .._ Mable E. Roush,. -fwmt:rl} ...... <i - Letart. ........ bat now makes sp~niel Must submit resume to: 1'12 B, clothes, 18-20. Lots of Moso. Pa-soaab . ,.._ .,..._. Ra"'"·- has "- -- I .. AKC PARALEGAL PHYSICIAi, N, Part-time pa_ra legal ; 20 hours per week : salary and fringe benefits negotiable. paint, toys, misc . Jllisc . item s and f lowe rs. G ALLIPOLIS - ::t ~~,.~19!."1:~":: :::n:::g~de ad~ ~00 of '!: ber llamr,bameJ•••=•=~~.}ieMrsw infonna"vwo. . £ V ' eager an !llbs.JadJollllsoo. . Infection,. as-well as in gout and certain .-her 'lben! are actually scme forms of edtma ( fluid retention) in which the ftuid intake is· restricted as part of lbe. OC! other liquid foods iurd re.-tr:ages, There IS also ....ter in sull'i f , varying· from "erJ' little ma cratkn' ' to . a great, deal ,in fnuls and 0~et's - s..!Ddl11£ gifts were Mrs. Landoo -..... Mrs. CIJarles y d ~ ""~ < toward diluting tbe wiDe by greatafluid intake. Additimal intake is often recunmende!,l in kidoey 3lld ··-dder ..,.aced lbrougbper~ . 0:.'!': · mese E '- tl ..... ~:!,~.~!:,c,-ooiS_ loss. When we see our 1natb oo a oold day .,- begm ID penpre profusely 11'11h f!UrClSI" or armety, we do become 3ll'al1! of oormally insensl'b!e p •oe - · . Wa~r · is ~- tbe water we drink and br the d Cootained m '11- soft drmks and do""prgdurt<ime~~llzsiD. 'w=o:UAUvw......, large amounts help to flush poisons out of the body tbroQgb the I<UJey. In general this is not oolted.. Tbe body's normal thirst r:rwbaniqn is USQi!lly adequate for coollol1iqg the anliana of water needed to rid the bodyofwastepnx!Ucts. There are -a few "ind'arns, bowever, when extra waterispartaf tbe ltea'~· --t for or prev.,...,.. --"'- of a medical problem. For~ oer~ tam people have a tendency 1D f<Km llidney stooes_ 'lbese form ID!1I1! healtby~ ~ ~--~ P~ el~s~l~ or~S ~a~l~ e ____ 7 Yord S•le THREE family Yard sale. Thurs. and Fri., J une 26 and 27. 9 a . m. · 5 p. m. on r ight on tfJI[ ol Chester Hill . Maple bar stools, house BYALliA~ QUESTiON: Is extra j lli'llter required for good bealth? ANSWERrSome .people ~ that a very large ainoont of Ouid is nquired to remain bealthy. 1br .,..._ -.> held b·v '"-- ,_,~_,.._ __,_ IS . .._. ' • ,,,· a-The Daily Sentinel, lliddlepon-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesoay, Ju.ly I, 19111 . .• . • o ..o ' · ' .. ..... 4r.o Autos for Sale 85 l §~~~~~~~~~ . T hese cash rates Include discount 1916 CHEVROLET No. 10 Custom van . AM · FM rqdio, I ate, box, seats bar. capt. tape. ch~irs.Icea·ench that converl to bed. Fully carpeted interior. $3500. Caii992·39SO after 5 p.m·. 1969 Oodge Dart .34() four !peed, new paint job. Excellent condition. $1800.00. C~ll992·2092 after 9 p;m.' 21. n: Trucks tor Sale 1961 DO[)_GE pickup. Slant 6, mo.t or rebuilt_, ·new lerv. Good II res. Call 2805 or 992-5374. 12 23 . 24 . 25. 26. Tl . 14 28. 29 . • 30. ~---.---~ , 31 . .:..·---~­ . 32·- , - - - - - ' - - 71 . 3£----,--~ oven, ·refrigeratOr, doUble bowl sln.k , shower, furnece, hot water tank, sleeps 4-6, - Mai! This Cou!'Ofl with Remittance set up with screen· in porch. Can be seen al Hidden Lakes Sun ., June 29. 304- • 422·3929. Pomeroy, Oh. . ' to big or small . Houses, - F'loorlng, ceiling, paneling , doors and windows, also painting. Call992·2759. M. H. Repair NOW IS T HE TIME lor preventive main · tenance--mobile home roof coaling, labor and material: 14' wide, $2 per foot ; 12' wide, $1 ,75 per fool: 10' wide, $1 .~ pe~ foot.. See us also for free estimates on awrilngs, car -., ports and skirting. We are your authorized dealer for 83 . the best awnings on lhe market by Urban In · · Elfcavaling Water well ,, ,-llllng. Tom Le wi s . 304 -895-3802 . Seasonal dl~counl on all pumps and accessories . . 1 dustries, ltlngsbur'y Home 1 Sales. noo E. Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio. Call 992· _703< . . - · ~INSURANCE ~ Deluxe Ford fiberglass topper . to fit eight lool bed . CaH992·7201. . '~ SOUlHEASTERN OlftCJ: SINCE Camping 23 FT. Leisure Time cam-: per, three burner stove and _ _....,...,-~ and spreading . Leo Morris Trucking . Phone 742 ·2455 . Motorcycles Equipmen~ 33. -.-.--..::::...-=-- gravel. Also, lime ' hauling 16 WILL DO painting. No job 1978 KAWASAKI 650 ; mclt or~v~Je~lllll!!- ~all 949-.. 2042. The Dai7y Sentinel • Box .729 concrete wOrk, basement, driveways, etc., etc : barns. roofs, etc. Have own ladders and brushes. For - free estimates call 992·5126 1978 na·CAMARa for sale. or 992-39~ I. 773·5823. 17. 18, ~ - -------, 19. 20. ·. a-~, cement work , vinton Cement Floor Company , . Bidwell, Ohio, 388-9877 . All General Hauling WILL HAUL limestone and ·ARE YOU PAYING TOO ' MUCH? DO . YOU HAVE THE COVERAGE? . 'FOR ALL YOUR lfiSURA~CE NEED~ CALL US. ' 992·2342 OCMNINGatllDS AGENCY. IN& ........... I MIDDLEPORT, OHIO' " ' . . ·~ . �r ·Mason County Three local girls celebrate -summer birlbda_,ys . ' News reported • Health revtew .Thirst is nomial on ~ot days • ~ By~ G.s.t. Lml D.(l., ...._D. Assisi.u&Pl,.. .-11 Familyl' lio • Ohio L'lli•asii.J Cd'q:e ~-.- .ofOfk rpDir !llkt;,;. QUESTION: Huw IIJIIdJ nter should a person drir* ID stay . ANSWER: 1br a..._ of water we drink eadJ day is usually adj usted by the body 11a cq:1r oar sense ot thirsl Water is mo5t obtiwsly lost from tbebodyasllrioe3!J!Iscme witb feces. Hoaaa , in addition 'u=~ " -" .IS i.......,,... - ..... ,_ -- - -. ..... ma through lhti lungs 3lld Jl is called " insensol!!e" beciuse'"' emnot usually smse Tilr feel ! the 'llll1er SpftDJcw t espooden1 Sll1lPIUSE WNU IEON HELD MASON _ Mn. Claudia Kirton sm. Jlllm, were benored with a P""'" away 'luncheon on We!J*'Ub; -;;;'lheir borne 011 Rt. 33. ......._.. .......,;.. of·~ M. · • •;....., rs """ ISStonary ~of MaSI10 United MethOdist O!ardJ, of wf11dJ sbe was member, · camrwilbfood and g:ifb. !ll1rs. Kinm plans ro move back to BoJnloo Beach, Florida in the near fmure. · Atlftw!i"" were Mrs. Sarah s~~ . ar, Mrs.i ,yPmlitt,Mrs. w~ Zeltir., Mrs. Russell Barton, Mrs. ...._n_ ...,_,.__ ,.._ R Ha. 1 oyMargaret r ess, . .........,. ,.,.__ ,._"" .-c>" _ ,.__,..,.,_ _ Mrs. ~Mis_J..;vanMatre, Mrs . Lacille Sdnrarlz and Mrs. Lucille S.iWllp ne _ ~-' :;,.ist ........., situa'tk..s. therapy. QUESTION Could : a desire m drinll large amounts .mwater mrean that you have a bealth problem? vegetables. The bodr also Jlf'llliDs a small &maW1I of ~ _.., a bnat- ANSWER: U tbe desirr: persists Jl ~ ("()Q,kj~ue.t~ ~oiif.;f..i~-,.;;;;;;1ii:;=zi;e~-=-;;;'::;;--'-ias ~Iller pia aad 1 fecal loss. lbisJmlll be [ Ej ell bJ · tl ~" " : ; ,.,~~ ~ Buwnt:r, fat4waoJa. crr.ue in thirst a...,.;atel eaiiDI! of salty roads cr aiJ • bot da Y 15 . probablY ....,......_ _ _, ·"'aey case if you' re concerned, talk iliFWI' with ,~·· Be ar -..., familv' """'Sician. ,...., a ,..,.,,..,18! fl. boe;aap -solid food. Of~ ia bat watber cr wben you' re -king in a !d . sitna - "'"--' · ............, of ..,.._ . Corn· er · ·- PLE AS.,-DO...-T EVER WAKE HIM UP At a Chtistia n business meeting~ · A m a n spoke wilhin.the UOMf~ Telling ol the """'"'Jesus. In a voice QUire c~earandloud. Yes, he old J esussa..., llim · From a life- of shaJDP and sin. Freed him tram thecltirlking liabi1, G ave him peace- a nd ior within. Then a lady, p<DUdand wealthy, Li ving in so-ci-e-ly,. Oisbelievedthe speaker's story, How the Lord had set him lree. "Thai man surelr most"bedream lng," w..-e the wards Fhat she dicl say,_ Then ""'quickly 51M1edl1clrnewa rd, Feel ing ricll. sean-e and gay_ Soon she saw lbar shewiiS faiBv a handsome little lad. When sheque51- him. Ill! a nswered, " ' Lad ~. lliatman is my Dad Yoo nave said Fbat he is dream ing. Listeo tome.. ~~ do.. And l'll lell to YOIII the r eii5Gn Why ll<III>Wiiis _.ds are rrve. · Oatldy used to spend his money ~-Thirty-nine Belles from F Ot" the drink. '~"hid> made him ~'tad, And When home. hrwouldabusrus, I cannot begin to'retl yau BRADFORD, Auctioneer , COmplete Servi ce. Phone But ane night, hrcamehllme sobel", And his eyes did slli""wilti love. .f<s he told u s - the Saviour Came with panbJ frumaiJove. Then he told ho.GDdtorg.,,.. him, And had givenpeace-.littiin, HowHebruughtro himdeliY'raoce F rom his dri'*-ing_ and a ll sin. 011, 1 Wish you OIU!cl hinteseen him As hestOtJdsobr""" Fhatni!lhf, Seemed that God was very near hi JU, · • Since that night, tie has-.sobel"; A nd we w a it for him with joy.. For he liM!5 my darling Mamma, And"" loves his little"""- ~ Ne'n: no langet" ~ ai1d ~~ungry, , For tie OO,Sus fOtJd and breiod. Gi...,.uswarmthan<lprettyclothing, bl-.mdlaadSIII!Ih. Sarah F~. Hather's sister, Tabilha Dawn, and several relatives from the a r ea ·-. Amanda Russell ~ Lynn Russell, daughter governor ·was inaugurated June 25 by the Ohio Chief Justice Frank Celebreeze. Speake~ during the week included Governor James A. RHodes, 1liomas Gorman, former Chief Umpire of the National League; D11na Deshler, representative to tbe Ohio Gerit!ral Assembly and former Boy Stater, Anthony Celebreeze, secretary of state, and William Niehouse, vice president of OwenSIllinois Corp. .... .. ..... -.... .. ' .................... Zip into Sunshine! Prinled Paltern In Memoriam------.- 2 I n precious m emor y of our dea r Dad Hom ~ r Icenhower, who passed away seven years ago on type, Pl.o t hound, red , Dober.ma n. m ale neutered ; c oll i e, m i n i a t u re Dalmat ion, Beagle type , or foreign gol d or silver i ..iULn _will pay tOP Iran · would 7:30 sh ift. Part -t im e or full · time. Good work ing con · di ti ons. conta ct Mr. Zidian at the Pom eroy Health Yearn for perfect peace and 'ioy, Our Lord a i ds· when things annoy. He will missed GoBese Tablets and E·Vap by GOLD , SILVER , STERLING, ET .C ., BROWN'S MIOOLE PORT. OHIO. PHONE : 614·9925113. Announce.m ents PAY highesl at Nelson Drug Store. daughter·, Mrs. Helen Jef· ters, and family . 3 thank Reduce safe and fast with " water pills" prices possible for gold and silver coin$:, rings, 'iewelry, etc . Contacl Ed Burketl Barber ShOP, Middleport. Piano ~~ Oaniels 742·2951. .t.,4J.. .... /k~s Bare shoulders, bale ..-ms, • br!tiHasy fit throuchlhe body: Stitch tllis up in 1 huny so ""' can ~ip into it on all the hal days lllead. Send! Printed Pl!tern "4904: Misses Sil!S 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, '1'8; lO. Size 12 (bust 34) likes 2 ~/8 · · wards 4>inch. Transfer intluded. -SL15 1.- .cll 11111!!L MI51C .. - .... "' filii he . . . . . . hll .. ' SeN II: ---- 992·2082. . w.e 71 $1., ... l . . IJ, -S$. 1.11. l'ri!!l .... ZIP,, SIZE, . . STJI.EIIUIIIU. a•., ....... the tostest-to-fasllions . . In '"" IIEW SPfiiNG- SUMMER PATTERN CATAlllC! o......, tops, jldoets. _nts_. Plus $US free pottern toapon. SHci II b C.toq. =:n::::: iiC.:rt·s ru~~ Lane one Tuning JI.!IUUO . llZ. . . . . . ...... .$1.50 . j german Shepherd in area of Rt. 7 Bypass and SR 124. If this is vour dog, call 992· 3916. - SHRUBS &lREES -,M OFF ~~, POMEROY LANDMARK Main St. Kodak Camera wltfi built· in flash with lhe initials PA:P on the camera a·nd the · name and address on the case. If found call 992·22114. Lost in the vicinity of 992-2181 ' Nelsons Orug Store and Adolph' s Dairy Valley . I· . Yard Sale vou ca~ spare 39 days 'a year, it could be worlh over 11-«111 lo you . Plus tree tuition to any West Virginia college, or accrediled . .. ·H•ppy Ads Lost and Found FOUNO - One white male CLEAilANCf VETERANS ! If old · 6 FINAL . H·week ~ • Pomeroy female, white, multicolored killen. Call 992-2078 and ask-lor Judy. • ,5 ,_, Do,!. 1 9 1. '£'be Dally Ser!l:lne7 243 · Giveaway THREE 8 -week old ,Russian Blue killens. Also,. · and Repa ir,JrS.ervice since 1965. If no answer phone 8-20 ....... Tuning 4 bUsiness or YARO SALE, 810 S. 2nd, Middleport. June 30 thru Julv 5. Bedding, linens, dishes, clothing, day through Fr iday f rom 9· 5. AVON salespeople wanted. Openng$ i ii Tuppers Plams, Ches t e r , Re ! dsv i lle , Ha rr isonv i lle , P omeroy and Middleport. Call 742· 235< or742·2995. spoKe w ~els, N~ someone to help care tor semi -inva lid .for awhil e. Good pa ~ 90 .0 swing set dies, gun s, stove jars. chain saw, break f ast set, otd sewing mach ine , electri c sewing machine , wire cages. Located on. Co . Road 25 1.2 miles from new h igh school. From 9·5. 18 WantedioDo .: ~re for e·l derly per· son in mv home. Ca ll 992° 6022. Hollypark trailer. Furnished, ac. washer. metal outbuild ing, under piming. .Call992-2811. Professional Services · 23 Cheerleaders Will have a yard sale Tuesday , July 2, at the Bob Roy residence . All kinds ot items. Starts at 9a . m . women's clothiJ'Q. RAIN " Mag g ie' s Rebuilding, 19711 12'. - 31 2 jewelry. trade school. Contin1.4e your retirement benefits. Help your community in titnes of emergency . The National Guard needs your ex· perience. Good pay, gOOd benefits. For d e1ails, call 9·4. Misc. disheS, linens, clothing, large oak m·irror, SFC YOhO, 304-675·3950. ·. sville. GARAGE sale Julv 1 and 2, Toledo 3 lb. scales and misc . _ mile off Rt. 1_24 at Ashland Bulk Plant, Miner· 8 Pet. Beautiful large br ick ranch style , low uti l i t i es, 3 Baum Addition, Me igs Co. 985·4169. Assumable mortgage 9'h Pe t. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, full bas ement , 2 car garage. Riggsc r-est Manor . 614·985·4329 VA approved 8 room two · story home. Ph acres Of level land. 1'12 mile up St . Rt . 143 off Rt 7 bypass, $25,000. 992·3857. modular over 1500 S.F . All electric, economical , C.H . and A. All carpeted . Walk· One ten registered IAuctlen ' .. .. your needs. S17,200. .&EAUTIFUL - Ranch, in Syracuse, low utility bills and manv features, J B R, excenent condi· .. ·•' lion, 2 baths. Should ".\>!! sold. $45,000 . BUILDING SITES All prices and sl_zes. Call toda'f.... .. · WEARE A FULL TIME LOCALLY ·- OWNED, P R 0 F E-S S I 0 _N A L REAL ESTATE. OR· GI,NIZAT!ON OFFER-· lNG · ALL: THE . SER· VICES OF THE LARGe FRANCHISES. REALTOR Henry E. Cleland, Jr. ASSOCIATES cancels. Barbie dolls and size IG-12 , infants c lothing, baby walker ·and swing, some Roger or Dottie ·T urner· depression glass. Joys, slut· led animals, clothlriq_, llolln boat and lunk. 742-2474 Jean Trussell 949·2~ Ollie" Phone 992-1259 .. ._ • .., A-CA. TV• • - . - . .. . .- ---......... I IJ 7 5 ...... eFARMSUPPLIIES & LIVESTOCK •• _....,a; .._. n--Tndllllrllle ......._._ lt-WantN T1 De -&- eFINANCIAL 21- .UIIMII OfPiriHity H Mtftlt teL•ft J)-PNfftiiOAat s.Aolc:"l 11-~~lfe , . _ . . . .... I * ,._,_ ... ~.D. ' 11~....... .......... &S BUILDINGS LESSONS • Beginning & Advanced ''Scholarships possible for school high T. L -CLUB REPAIR- old 2. Played prolessional / toumaroents in Ohio, W. Va., Kentucky. · _ ,.. JOHN TEAFORD 614-985-3961 6 - 3 ~1 mo .. PEOPLt · 31711 Noble Summit Rd. ' Middleport, Ohio . "2·5724 . l11is, Service 1nd sup- · plies. In ground ond above ground P9Qis. 5-1-tfc r 1 1 Summer Enrollment For BURROUGH'S CARPENTER'SDANCE STUDIO IS NOW UNDE;RWAY The Last oav To Sign . Up Is July 141~ "BALLET, TAP & JAZZ" FREE ESTIMATES For More Information carl Reed 667-3327 Tom Burroughs 667·6150 6-1S· I mo. pd. . . THE POOL .G utter& Replacement . Windows and Roofing Playing items: clubs, bags, balls, shoes, t"arts, etc. 1. Professional teaching Ciertificate . •• SALES . SIDING, SOFFIT students ." CALL 949·21!0 -- 6·18·1 mo; 1 • - -- A!,L STEE_!_ __ - ~~~T.:t~a~nd Print. Shop Licensed and bonded. Sep· lie lank installation . Wat..- SMAi,_L and gas lines. E)(cavating Utitty Buildirigs Sizes from 4x6 to !2x40 tams, businesses ar in· divlduals. Shirts $4.00 Each "We print . ALMOST anytbi"' on ALMOST Excavating J and F Backhoe Service. '!From 30x30" - ,. 83 Farm Buildings · Slzeo novenv polltlcans, ba II work and transit lavout. Call992·7201 . apythingl" Pll. 614-9,19-2358 Evenings & Weekends 6·16-tfc , rt- .................. ...... s... ~~-~.,. ................. J -···. . . cud AIIIIP.... ' ,..... ··-·... -............. . . I 2- -~--1 3. ~~--- eSERVI(ES Want-Ad Adverti•lnv O..CIIInet I ' 4 P .M. Daily a n s••a:es a-... 5 I ... --~-11 5. _ _ _ _ _ 6.--_ -_ 7. _ __ II 7 I • ........ II 12 NteftliiNI'UV ,..,_..r . L IS I ........ 'b . ...-- - - - - .. ....... ,. . ' . 9. :.__ ..... ca. _, ...................... rl.... ' . .,. ...•• ., \ 11. 12. 13. ' 14. 15. 16. . CMfll!t o.a ••• .... ............... Ul lldlwwtlhtrtiiiiiiiM..... IJ-*IIt~,.._.,_._,._ ,. MilllhMt.,..Callltll~. • .... MoblleH ~ ' 111 .....,._,., CIIN .. .,._.. . . . ~ : I._ ............... Y_,...._....__........., ..c.-._ u ....... .nler. IS cewt ' cM....... --~ . _ ............ lltRtiMI, _ _::__ 1o:·- - - - , . . , ; . - ., Rates and Other lnfermation II .............. .. '1._____ SJ-Lets&Ac,.... c:.i .. . 'l'lle . ..... . . ............. ._...., . . 1 1 Anllllc!ncement 1 1 For Rent ..____.. ,. rn ~~~:r- ~' 1. >Wanted I ) For Sale ' ' eTRAIISPGRTATIOII eREALESTATE . in each spKe · Each In· · itial ..- group ol fiQures · counts as a wwd. Count """"' and address or PIIOIIe number If used. You' ll get better results if you describe fc,tlly, .!live price. The Sentinel r-.-ves the right to c._...,, edit ..- relect any ad. Your ad will be put rn the proper claaslflcotlon if you' ll it~=:. the pr-r box .... . 11 ,'' . one ..;oi'd Print ..........__ 11--Sctleols IMh'VetMII I...._ .....; TV I CD • .,.lr ,._ tr II 11-lniUI"~ real finarice balance to suit Ill' n D. BUMGARDNER Vinyl & ~luminum Siding •Insulation •Storm DOCjrs •Storm Windows •Replacement Windows • t Free Eshma e James Keesee· Ph. 992·2112 6·25·1 mo. B t'ldl'n~~~: U 1 J&L BUMN INSULATION A-1<-l/r . IPtllh"ICCillloia••l~----'---------_.. e M£RCIIAIIDtSE eEMPLOYMENT SERVICES Coil for an appointment . $-44,900 .00. HANDY , MAN ' S SPECIAL - What an excellent rental unil In In " 11--W.-tollu repairs . .._. •• w . 1<1-I••IMP TralfHti ...... .. ... ·-·- ..., n••- , - YaniS. .. t-~ntkS.Ie large front sitting porch 3 BR, large level ihvest Ill 992 3 4 -Rt. 3, !lox 54 Ratine,Oh. . Ph. 614 -843·2591 tvrite your own ad and order by mail with this : cCIUIJ(lli, Cancel your ad by pnone .when vou get" results. Money not refundable. -·- ....... ....."_,., ..... 6-L"taMPMM tacular view from this town, Other Bv Appoinlment Office 992-7544 'Home992-6191 eRENTALS 41_.._ ...._ a rn .......OiWMWiy 11- H..,we.... estate toda~ . $8,500. SO YOU WAN'r A LAND CONTRACT - $2,500.00 down. owner will ... 1-An!M~Hc.....,.b many features "to I1st . l p· evenings, 742-2214. Pay ·Ccish ·fot. C Sizes from 4X6to 12X40 _ Been in woods twice. Call savelll eANNOUNCEMEI.iiTS $26,500 .00. SUNNY KITCHEN For the bright cook, 2 stor~ well kepi nome on an ewcellent street, too ... Utility -c:urb Inflation., · older couple prelerred. Deposit required. No pets. Call992-2749. -Concrete work Farm Buildings Sizes "From 30x30" SMALL FinleY River bred. world champions on both sides. belts, gurter -Plumbing and electriurt work - (Free Eslimatesl V YOUNG • -• 99 2-621Sor ALLSTEEL walker . PHONE 992-2156 11-lltvetMwntH some month treeing~ co. and - Rootlnv work ~~====~6~·~13~-1~m~o=.~~P~om~e~ro~-~~·~O~h~.~~-~-~7~1~;t==~0I~S:y:c:a:m:o:r~e=S=t·=~::; meat. Claulfleds ancl localion, $17,000.00. . NEW LISTING - The beautiful Ohio is a ·spec · with Three family vard sale Saturday, July S, first house beYond Tall Timbers Nile Club on ·St. Rt. 7. Rain lea~. Blankets, retail WANT AD INRIRIIA1101 1-c.nhfT,...., J-lnM......,..,.. lot,co·r wenient location , misc .. clolhes, ment . SERVICES " Call for Free Siding Estimate, 949·2801 or 949-2860. No Sunday calls. Washington Co. Rd. 248, Lillie Hocking, OH. 647· 6133 . boots, etc. English and Western. R ulh Reeves (614) 691·3290. tra i ler . "YOU"GS CLASSIFIED AD INDEX home w i th central aid, 2 ex tra · rooms, all fur niture including TV, washer-dryer, ~tc., good pers P~lns 112 mile north of Clines Fruit : Farm on St. nlt~re, bedroom o.; bui Iding. and a mobile Garage Sale July 1·2·3 and 5 twi miles south of Tup- Yard Sale Old 33, across from Pomeroy Hea'lth Care · Center. July 3 and 4 from 9· 5. Glassware, clolhes. fur· processing, imaginable in horse equip- or WriteDaily Sentlne7 ttassified Dept, 111 Court St., flomertJYII. 457" acres · (level) , storage 338 at Ron RuS:siHI residen ce . Rain cancels. · furnace, TWO SIDING Livestock JONES Meat Packing slaughtering, custom -and ponies and riding l essons . Everything Two bedreklm ·mobil e home, k itchen furnished, features. $30,500.00. NEW Li"STIN"G -: 2.4 Wedensdav. July 2 across from Racine Oam on SR · dleport, · Floor 5huHers, et~ . Mobile Homes !at Rent •New Homes · - ex· tensive remodeling • E lectrica I work •Masonry work 12 Years experience Greg Roush . Ph. 992-7583 6-3o-l mo. CARPENTER Blmn .-- 43 HILLCREST KENNELS. Boarding. all breeds. Clean illdoor·outdoor. facil ities. Also AKC registered Oobermans. 614·446·7795. CONSTRUCTION ·Ph. (304) 773·5131 or (304) 992·2276 · 6-3o-1 mo . .· Siding 13-INCh WHEELS and tires for a Ford Pinto. Call 992-3717. HOOF HOLLOW : Horses 42 I I . 2 Pets for Sale POODLE GROOMING. J udy Taylor . 614-367-7220 . THREEbeclroomhousoefor rent. Riggscrest Manor. S30II per month. Call 91S- blower. 24x32 garage. 10x10 storage building. E~cellent family neighborhood . Un· der 40 k by owner. Call992· 3502. could be a class home Wed., Thurs., Friday, 9·5, 539 Bryan · Pl a'c e, Mid· wedding sches, ilver .class Call Jrings, . A. Wamsley, 742·2331. Treasure C.hest ~?J n_ Shop, Athens, OH . 592· - ~ THRE.,- bedf'ooms. two baths, f u l~l basement. Eastern Loca l Sc hool District. Call 614-IIIS-4329. Must have ref..-ences. Adults on ly. Brown' s Tra ile r Court. Call 992·3324. bath are some of the l) ighlig hts of this 3 BR home . I t is neat and clean with a rec . room f inished in the base· rnent. 6 rooms, 1V2 baths ,· bar .and other LARGE TWO •F AMIL Y · YARD SALE JULY 3·4 FROM 9-7. LIKE NEW CLOTHING AND AP ·. PLIANC .E S AND NUMEROUS MISCELLA · NEOUS ITEMS. HOWARO CALDWELL RESIDENCE ONE MILE SOUTH OF TUPPERS PLAINS ON ST . RT. 7. DON'T MISS THIS SALE . . Hou ... lorRent TWO bedroom furnished house lor renl. ca ll ~5434, 992·5914 or992-3129. . ._ i CONTIW:TORS -DRY WAlliNG -ROOFING -REMODELING CONCRETE -Free Estimates Vin~ and Alumrnum GO-LD AND siLVER COtNS OF THE WORLD. RINGS, 'JEWELRY , STERLING SILVER AND . MISC . ITEMS. PAYING Building Supplies R E coR 0 H 1G H • 311 inch rebar- 17c per foot HIGHEST UP-TO· OATE by 20 ft. section only. D. PRICES. CONTACT EO BARBER Bumgardner Sales, Noble BURKETT SHOP, Ml DDLEPORT. SUmmit Rd., Middleport, - OH 10, OR CALL 992·3476. OH . 992·5724. 41 in cl~ts . Double ovens, island range, and b ~ fast bar. Woodburner w i t~ NEW LISTING - The beaut iful . kitche n and OR Yellowbvsh Road, Racine, Rain cancels. yr. old 3·2 bands, diamonds . Gold or matching chairs. Large spinning wheel complete. Call 992 · 7692 . Also depression glass. 'll Acre on College Rd. in svracuse. s Most l)atef 1·-"';!>l:\1-~.!lnda~ Calrs OLD COINS, pocket wat- parlot" set. Consists of love se.a t,m aste:r chair and two Cl23. 992- 2259 Baby SalurdfV• July 5, from 9·4 at Dale Har1 residence, '12 mile' from Legion H.ill on Misc. Merct..niH LAOIES' beautiful high· quality size 16 dresses, brandS : oav id Crystal, verona. Lilly Pufiller. One is 1110.% silk. $10 each . Neirer been worn . 992·3283. ,... 949-2801 . ANTIQUES , FUR · N I7 URE, glass, china, anyth ing. See or call Ruth Gosney , antiques, 26 N. 2nd, Middleport. OH . 9923161. ,. teen paths and hookups. 1 garage. Ask ing S33,~. 379: 2:Ut. , • A"'·tf< P~_m_e ·~~912-26_a_9_.= -=c....·!..f1r -.,.,...._n; Foor .piece antique walnut bedrooms. 2V> baths. fireplace, full basement, faniily room. air con· ditioner, J car garage . or entire estales . · 2 ~ _,. mobile home on located in Cheshire. Seven- DOLLARS CHIP WOOO . Poles max. diameter 1o" -on largesl end . $12 p-er ton. Bundled slab. SlOper ton . Delivered to Oh io Pall et Co., Rt. 2, Nofning too l arge. Al so, guns, pocket watches an d · collections , Ca ll 61-4· TRA ILER park tor sale, • i· Wanted lo Buy 62 for antiques .a nd collec - baths. Assumpt ion , 80 Anti~,ues t ibles ... 61 Farm Equipment 1956 Chase tractor . Runs but needs minor repairs. Has double hoist and pullevs on side to· run saw milL trade or 'or S<.• ~'.oo pickupWilltruck cash. Call992·3737. ATTENTION : (IM PORTANT TO YOU l Will pay cash or certified check Homes tor Sale bedrooms. ar ea , cen· " ' Thornv ille.. H&R BLOCK OFFICE LOCATION ·6n·E. Main F>omerov. oil. - - 992-3795 • •• $21JD & UP . FOR . SILVER _........... _ . , .......... ·····- , . ....... ......... ..... ...... renta l lot at - . rudy to trJOVe into. SlSIID. Call 304·1112·2-tM. Estate Real one Also Empi re Rd .. OH 43076 . tUr!lished POMEROY,O .. and Rt. 7. ClOthes, tools, tires, qlshes, and few antiques. S!l le . bedroom. · bUill-in bunks. 48x10 mobile home. S2100, land contract.. S30II doWn. Write J . . Bowland, 15061 Di(ch digging servi ce. Call 773-5839 or 113 ·5788 . MAl~ walkers, swings, fOOd grin ·. \ der . Lots of dishe~. · ap· pliahces, curtains. misc . items. 300 Wrfght St., first street prmt Pomeroy Elementary , SHINE . cash and Corpo~at fons - Payrolls, profit and loss statements, al l and state • , federal •.. .. .. forms. . . .. 1-22-lfc t0dav. J04-~~ 170 · lral heal an_d air cond itioning. $200 per month, including util ities. Call 9925545 be !ween 7 a. m . and 3 p. m . $3 · 1 OFFICE space for rent. 3 608 E. LARGE YARD Sale, July 1·2.· 3. Lots of babv. men ' s . MOBILE home for sale. S6SOO, land conlract w ith ssoo doWn or will negotiate Oltch digging servi ce. Call 773·5839 or 113·5188 . SOUTHERN c hildren's, 1969 12x60 1W0 bedroom : ;5:HH5L riu~iness-=.Farms-Partnerships ~-;:::========~t:===;~;:===~i===:::;;;:;::::::=·· area . Prices from $250 and STILL _ PAYING D&M ROUSH. up\ Call credit manager ..._ , r~eption 949-2862 949-2160 'Tri:.countv ·Bookkeeping .Service repossessed andup trade· inl We are picking severa p ianos and organs in your COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park, Route 33. North of Porneroy. Large loiS.- Call 992-7479. . rooms. Free Estimates Reasonable Prices. Ca II HQWil rd , · Musical Instruments 57 Space tor Rent · 46 All worK guaranteed . · and colors. tiger and longhaired ca t s and k it· tens. UNFURNtSHEO apartment for rent in Syracuse. S150 per month, plus deposi t. Ph. 992·7S11 .m . sllver- st6"", Joys, small ap· pllances. Avon. tools, a nd"good working conditions. Call992 ·7226 . ~ 0 t ir e 6 hole.'fgla ssw ar e, THE Pomeroy stage at 2 p.m . The w inner of t moped was Donald Hendricks of Sy'racuse, Ohio.- Note all blessings ·on lite' s way, Gfori.fv our Lord each day, · Very . · sadly to Ca re Cenle r . 992-6606 Mon· Yard Sale on wh ite Moped which was given awav sunday al the call, Usei.S:s lhings destroy. - like 992 ·2143 . 3 as a you ng b us i ne ~ s person and ea r n . good money p lus some oreat gifts as a Sen ti nel route carr ier . Phone us r ight aw11 y and get on th e el igib ili t y list at 992- tiques, oil tamps, cloc k s, c hurn, torn tea keffle, etc . Set of wid e tir es moun ted everyone who took part in the raffle of the 1980 Thoms and small . Ever heed our Saviour' s can· cell ed ? Lost vour oPer ator ' s license? Phone e1c. Call245·9188 . YA R 0 SALE Ju ry 1-2·3 An· The Meigs County Jaycees all, Old and young and great IN - Beautiful large home. Low ut ilities, brick ranch style, 2i S6or 992·2157 . 1 1973 Fairpoint. · 14X65 2 bedroom 1911 Cameron, 14X65, 2 bedr. 19n ·FieeiWood. 14>065 3 bdr., balh IlL 1971 Shakespear. 14X65 :i bedroom 1965 Yano!' 12x5'.!, 2 bedr . 1968 F l e e - 12x63• • 2 Bdr . B & S "MOBILE,J10ME SALES, PT.· PLE'J{SANT, wv. 304·675·<1424. . Insurance 13 s m i ssi ans , b att e ries, eng ines. or scrap metals. 11 Help Wanted ' GET VALUABLE training Racine United Methodist Church Wednesday . A p.rogram will begin at 7:30 p.m. with a social hour to follow. Main St. Pomeroy 992-2181 Ever trust h is preci ous word . Justice · comes to one and do housecleaning. per hour . Hav.e references. 992 ·509.. . fireplace, f ull basement, family room, air con· d ltloner, 3 car gar~ge . Baum Addit ion , Meig~ · WELCOME SLATED A welcome for the Rev. and Mrs. Qavid Harris will be held at the POMEROY LANDMARK Lord, W i ll Osbv (Ossie) Martin. 992·· 6370. Old l2 SJ .OO • or com plete estates, No ne m too Iaroe or toO small , Check pr ices before ~ I ling. Al so do appraising . WIL L· BUY All types of roof work, new or re'pa I r gut t ers 1 and downspouts, gutter cleanjng and paint ing . the dog from Liltl e Rascals" . All s izes. shapes Countv. Call 985·4169. With Any UN ICO FREE;lER Plus: S25 DISCOUNT Stop in for Oetails Gone are h is d ays of ear thly pain, · Ever. hope we ' ll meet again, over on the golden shore, Rejoicing that all paih is o' ver. , ·Give vour best unto the Since he quit - clrunkanl'scup, Lady, if m y Dad isd....,ming. Please don' t.....,.........., him up." By Mrs. Riley Pigo[F. ' . sil ver 1 D>-~'-"''""-'i Mrs. Steve Haggy, Stephanie and Brad, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Shain and Jason, Cindy, Dave __and Ed Roush, Don and Carol Russell, Mr-. and Mrs. Herbert Roush. Unable to attend were Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey parsons, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis, Mrs. Edna Roush, and Mrs. Etbel Clark. FREEl ICE CREAM · June29, 1973. we are a happr" family. Miliant Gold, greitliid:aez. aeao• na au, ••• Announcements 3 -'• . I w-, 10 karal, 14 karat. 18 karat , gold. Oental gold and gold ear pins. 675·3010. Small investment, large returns, Sentinel Want Ads ' A farewe.ll diJJaer wasllrfd at lbr Sauvage; p WeaVd', Margant Aslxrry Unite~ " 'lu!id a.iml;• ''?f'inger,' Mr. andj Mrs. Hedla t Syrawse, llaaalirc 12 85. aad Plrrm, Mr. and Mrs. Kart KJoes, Mrs. Cad Hicks. 'l1le 85. 11.-.IIicb Mr. and Mrs. Glenn l)wriff, Jr., Mr. has been fill.ing !be JicdJiil al the and.lllr:s.. Leslie ~ Ho..:..t ' . Foresr Run, lli-..sviUe and · Smith, VtmlCIII Nease, Mr. and Mrs. Syracuse <lrwches 1*'*111£ aWga-· Ridrard &h. Mr. imd 11rs. William mentofa new pastortalbrcbarge_ W'taellraJner; Mr. and liB. 1k1rJ The YOUDg Adult <lass •of the Jrnkins , Kimberly and Mary Syracuse <llattb bad ~Ill the \ ttadwlle, Mr. :md 11rs. Kamt prngoun will! Opal KJaos aud 1111pe JkElroy, Mr. and Mrs. Cart Moore giWI£ RW!ings CaiJJf .:md George Freewn Dennis_M.Pift song ;;o SIIFIJile g1titlr lin.- Ben Slawter, Mr. and liB. aa'"l'IA 0 imont by Ornnjs lbrre R115se1I Motn, Mr. aild Ills. was .also a '!IIC3l by n- Aim aad Teaford, Verooica Prwo -(ilalily.s•.,. Roy Jeullins. . Roli5ou, Mr. and MJ1 V3rr Mooefar)' gifts ...-e p 4ed to Meter. Eleanor Robsoa, haD Dues, the .mioid..- iDd bis rie 1rt Mal)' . A!ril ftarmon, CrysaJ :md W..ty, Russell Gf tire Mi--mDe Mr. 3lld Mrs. Drnois M<u-e. Angda, and' by Bill Wmdaama of the Amy aad Jared, Mrs.llary Gaifl, ,Asbury CJurdl..- Hr5p1 s ......, Mr. aad Mrs. IlaixnJ FerrdJ. PI!NNY 5llriH, ' s•r..T 11 given 1rt the Rev. llr. :md Mrs. Beulah Ward, Mrs. Mary lla9dl, • ~ _ . lli!I!J Smitl!, Hicks , .,..., balh -.,,,,lw>4il'll em Mrs. G.ladys .Hood, Mr. and !1Jbs. • • • ... • 2 7 kl loer finl their joy in paof.IDJg lbr tiRe mat-. .Roo Reynolch, Mrs. Marie Am- __,_- 81 tl!r !JM 7'iiC Tb • ial cbes. berger, Miss Estlri- Juo;epb, ¥rs. ,c ·: ....,...__h.yflla Attenditlg ll1!re 12 Rev. aaol~~rs. J1111e Sayre, Mrs. Helen ~. Kmp 7 t r .. S.tl!uttHip John Sau\>llge, Tammy, Mafl'- of ne1b 'itJggins, Mrs. Mary 1kDz 3lld !l< 7 7 Huntillglm; Mr. aDd Mrs. JGim • llrean:a Pomeroy , OHI or call 9927760. Needed RD or LPN for 11 to -~ Farewell dinner held households . Wr ite M . D. M iller, Rf. 4, ...Earl RuueU, Mr . .and Mrs. Chuck . Mugrage and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Venoy and Robyn, Mr. and attended. Kevin E . Smith, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roush, and a delega te to Buckeye Boys' State from Feeney-Bennett PoSt 128, Middleport, held. tbe office of fire chief at tbe Ohio Ame rican Legion school . in seU-govemment and politics at Bowling Green University. Smitb was among the 1,400 youths, all high school juniors, divided into two political parties to set up Boys' State. Fast-moving political campaigns included primary elections as well as general elections. The new c'6 mplete of Ron and Nancy Russ~ll. celebrated her eighth birthday witb a party recently: Attending were her brotber, Michael, her parents, her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russel · land Mr. a nd Mrs. Russell-- R~h, and h er pa t e rna l g re a t. . ., .. L' Smith chief-for-a-day :iince he - t h e Lard that Cia)'. a.m. Marie M . r a-dl, Kaaurba Drift Extemim &*'*'' ' -saD worted together to ltririi!: . . the ••, .. of another Fall l"estiv:ll .and a IIWDIO!ial expa iaa:e farthell Belles.. Yes.. we Wait fw him wilh g•artness~ Nhen he goes from us.....,, =or he tre.Jis us. oh.. wry k lndly Iron and brass beds, old furn i ture , desks , gold ri ngs, jewelr y , silver dollars, sterling, etc ., WOOd ice boxes, antiques, etc. requir ed . Shepherd types, Blu e T ick, 0 WILL Wan1ed to Buy 9 Heather McGuffin places in Glenville, GlarviJJe state College, Rebekah Lodge, l'.a!Um Slam, Presbyterian. Tile I AndweliaveiMJfearardread. N ow~ 949·2487 or 949·2000. r acine, Ohio, C ~itt Bradford . · Sarah Miller -'-2Zfartboe AmlllaiFolli: FestivaL !llrs. Laurme Lewis of Clifton rqa ,.., Ma.sm CGunty and reported tbat she had a wooderful time. Scme llllbr llighligllts included a t " *II';;. far the Belles at Elizabetb -na- 's borne, the Belles Lw>cl!a!a; Tea llaaalillg tbe Belles; Buf&t Qinner. Tile BeDes were featured at lbr ! - 'Ill !be parade and_rode on a ·...,.._ 'l'bq dljoym a ,chicken barbaw, spoiling boe and 011 SunIIIQ', the graFJp aHrtrded Job's Tern!* a.m. 1lris liflle log _church was llrrill olaril1g the Civil WM and ~lbr bonier line be- • Oltbeawlul dreadafKifrighl, -As we waited tor my Oadcly. • Ollenfa r inlothe nighf. For his facecliclslli...,with lighl. & Auction · at G1mvi11r, 111'. Va., JUDI! 19 through place;,.,..,.. Dona t ionS dleport. S175 · !J"r,. m imth plus utiliti.,. Call "992•55<15 between 7 a. m. ahd J p.m . ' ' · •·' · H. L WHITESEL' · ~ , ~~ ROOFING Humane Society , 992-6260 . Si tuations Wanted . AUTOMOBILE SURANCE - been Public Sal~ 8 d!o••cJnll West Virginia gathered Trearing us so very-. . We .....,.,oflen ~-hungry, And OIJr hearts ws-e lull ol f&u, When we' d hear mY Clacldy coming From the drinl<ing Put a· cold nose in your fu.ture! Healthy, wormed animals, Meigs County f r om Fr iday . Baby c·lothes to p IIIli I t'SGATHER actoss adul ts and miscellaneous. F~ .__. Sa le Basement Sale, thre e miles north of Chester off Rt . 7 . We dne sday , Thurs . , 2- Mr. and Mr.. Tom !Margaret ) l.eiber. C(llumbu.s, Ohio and another dauglll«, . ron. Nedra Hoppe, SWl Qly, Arima . EDjoJirJg tire day, were Mr. and .Mrs. S1*1eJ Sa)'ft, Leon, W. Va., Mr. aad lllrs. &mer Rei:!! and Mrs. llar]I.Brvlm, Pt.. Pleasant; Mr. and Ills. Osar ea.to, Kim and Sh2lly. 'llr. 5'an'!y Adlli"m, Mr. Robert GraY, llr. ~ G<eer, Mr. and !1Jbs. Dpmld 11apsb, Mrs. Roberta !111aJ19i11 :md Mr. Hac!ey S wisher. all of New Haven; Mr. and· Mrs. VrrgiiA4ias, Mr. and Mrs. Clarena. Yeager, Mrs. Lucy Cullen. Mrs. F.m:i ......... Mr. and 1\frs. Miltoo Romb, lllr. and Mis. Marcus Wrawr, Jlr. Arllmr Rayburn, "Mr. Jack CaDeu.lllr. Terry Cullen, Mrs. Marie Flias, Mr. aad Mrs. Howard 2 BEDROOM furnished apartment for rent, Mid· 1·2·3. Macrame i t ems, fr idgies, cl oth ing , etc. .__a ....., ----~!:htw:a::::~~~~ July 4·5. Pauling Rideoour house o~ Rt. 2.48 , across fr om Na zarene· Church at Chester. Good 'shoes, sizes Yard ,.:;;';.,j'::i:.., -NursR ingh ous is • . aad lived at Letart until 12 rears ago, due mill healtb m oved to Se(tior Citizens in V illage Southeastern Ohio Leoal Services, 2~~A'h W. Un ion, Athens, 0~45701 . An Eq ual Opp un ity Em· Plover. - _·. Bus.iness ·Services Cocke r 843·2684. RENTER'S assistance for Manor apts. Call992-7787 . 12 registered puppies, 8 w eek s old. Ch.IJmpi on bloodl ine. Mi ne rsville Ball P ark J vly Miller celebrated her fourth birthday recently witb a party at tbe ~I v~; home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Heather Marie McGuffin, .._.... 1 __. · tin t th Phillip Miller, Northup. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry IS re.:upera g a e A err · cus cake, 1.~ cream, Kool-Aid loDe of her daught er, Mrs. William •< McGuffin, Moundsville, W. Va., Van'Mefer,iD Masm. and tea were served t& Mr. and Mrs. celebrated her birthday Saturday ..._ "'-''B' L Pt PI · t William Miller , Columbus, Mr. and witb a party· ,..,..~-• .......,, · easan • !pdld the weekend visiting her Mrs. Geor ge Neigler, Racine. SenGrandparents are Mrs. Dorothy miilbi!-,llis. Wilma Blake. ding gifts wer e Carl Miller, McGuffin, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland ; Dave Neigler, Racine ; William C. Thomas, Martins Ferry ; ABLE E. ROU H Gracie Wheele r, Columbus, and Mrs. Bessie Ashley , Middle port; and ;.,co:.•...;;---..-----...;;,--,...;. - ~·~-bid . ~, .... . ' 'dr and B. C1!'(' W»"•t<'ll,]>f~rtln ..:..._ • _ IEJART. w. Va. _ and sboro, N.C. p?bond 31 tbe home of 1 ..__ 0 ~- 7 ...., _ _ I -•- rt, -........ ~ f..,....,. .., """" !IID-Saada:t, J-:zz. a picnic din_ ~- .._ Mable E. Roush,. -fwmt:rl} ...... <i - Letart. ........ bat now makes sp~niel Must submit resume to: 1'12 B, clothes, 18-20. Lots of Moso. Pa-soaab . ,.._ .,..._. Ra"'"·- has "- -- I .. AKC PARALEGAL PHYSICIAi, N, Part-time pa_ra legal ; 20 hours per week : salary and fringe benefits negotiable. paint, toys, misc . Jllisc . item s and f lowe rs. G ALLIPOLIS - ::t ~~,.~19!."1:~":: :::n:::g~de ad~ ~00 of '!: ber llamr,bameJ•••=•=~~.}ieMrsw infonna"vwo. . £ V ' eager an !llbs.JadJollllsoo. . Infection,. as-well as in gout and certain .-her 'lben! are actually scme forms of edtma ( fluid retention) in which the ftuid intake is· restricted as part of lbe. OC! other liquid foods iurd re.-tr:ages, There IS also ....ter in sull'i f , varying· from "erJ' little ma cratkn' ' to . a great, deal ,in fnuls and 0~et's - s..!Ddl11£ gifts were Mrs. Landoo -..... Mrs. CIJarles y d ~ ""~ < toward diluting tbe wiDe by greatafluid intake. Additimal intake is often recunmende!,l in kidoey 3lld ··-dder ..,.aced lbrougbper~ . 0:.'!': · mese E '- tl ..... ~:!,~.~!:,c,-ooiS_ loss. When we see our 1natb oo a oold day .,- begm ID penpre profusely 11'11h f!UrClSI" or armety, we do become 3ll'al1! of oormally insensl'b!e p •oe - · . Wa~r · is ~- tbe water we drink and br the d Cootained m '11- soft drmks and do""prgdurt<ime~~llzsiD. 'w=o:UAUvw......, large amounts help to flush poisons out of the body tbroQgb the I<UJey. In general this is not oolted.. Tbe body's normal thirst r:rwbaniqn is USQi!lly adequate for coollol1iqg the anliana of water needed to rid the bodyofwastepnx!Ucts. There are -a few "ind'arns, bowever, when extra waterispartaf tbe ltea'~· --t for or prev.,...,.. --"'- of a medical problem. For~ oer~ tam people have a tendency 1D f<Km llidney stooes_ 'lbese form ID!1I1! healtby~ ~ ~--~ P~ el~s~l~ or~S ~a~l~ e ____ 7 Yord S•le THREE family Yard sale. Thurs. and Fri., J une 26 and 27. 9 a . m. · 5 p. m. on r ight on tfJI[ ol Chester Hill . Maple bar stools, house BYALliA~ QUESTiON: Is extra j lli'llter required for good bealth? ANSWERrSome .people ~ that a very large ainoont of Ouid is nquired to remain bealthy. 1br .,..._ -.> held b·v '"-- ,_,~_,.._ __,_ IS . .._. ' • ,,,· a-The Daily Sentinel, lliddlepon-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesoay, Ju.ly I, 19111 . .• . • o ..o ' · ' .. ..... 4r.o Autos for Sale 85 l §~~~~~~~~~ . T hese cash rates Include discount 1916 CHEVROLET No. 10 Custom van . AM · FM rqdio, I ate, box, seats bar. capt. tape. ch~irs.Icea·ench that converl to bed. Fully carpeted interior. $3500. Caii992·39SO after 5 p.m·. 1969 Oodge Dart .34() four !peed, new paint job. Excellent condition. $1800.00. C~ll992·2092 after 9 p;m.' 21. n: Trucks tor Sale 1961 DO[)_GE pickup. Slant 6, mo.t or rebuilt_, ·new lerv. Good II res. Call 2805 or 992-5374. 12 23 . 24 . 25. 26. Tl . 14 28. 29 . • 30. ~---.---~ , 31 . .:..·---~­ . 32·- , - - - - - ' - - 71 . 3£----,--~ oven, ·refrigeratOr, doUble bowl sln.k , shower, furnece, hot water tank, sleeps 4-6, - Mai! This Cou!'Ofl with Remittance set up with screen· in porch. Can be seen al Hidden Lakes Sun ., June 29. 304- • 422·3929. Pomeroy, Oh. . ' to big or small . Houses, - F'loorlng, ceiling, paneling , doors and windows, also painting. Call992·2759. M. H. Repair NOW IS T HE TIME lor preventive main · tenance--mobile home roof coaling, labor and material: 14' wide, $2 per foot ; 12' wide, $1 ,75 per fool: 10' wide, $1 .~ pe~ foot.. See us also for free estimates on awrilngs, car -., ports and skirting. We are your authorized dealer for 83 . the best awnings on lhe market by Urban In · · Elfcavaling Water well ,, ,-llllng. Tom Le wi s . 304 -895-3802 . Seasonal dl~counl on all pumps and accessories . . 1 dustries, ltlngsbur'y Home 1 Sales. noo E. Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio. Call 992· _703< . . - · ~INSURANCE ~ Deluxe Ford fiberglass topper . to fit eight lool bed . CaH992·7201. . '~ SOUlHEASTERN OlftCJ: SINCE Camping 23 FT. Leisure Time cam-: per, three burner stove and _ _....,...,-~ and spreading . Leo Morris Trucking . Phone 742 ·2455 . Motorcycles Equipmen~ 33. -.-.--..::::...-=-- gravel. Also, lime ' hauling 16 WILL DO painting. No job 1978 KAWASAKI 650 ; mclt or~v~Je~lllll!!- ~all 949-.. 2042. The Dai7y Sentinel • Box .729 concrete wOrk, basement, driveways, etc., etc : barns. roofs, etc. Have own ladders and brushes. For - free estimates call 992·5126 1978 na·CAMARa for sale. or 992-39~ I. 773·5823. 17. 18, ~ - -------, 19. 20. ·. a-~, cement work , vinton Cement Floor Company , . Bidwell, Ohio, 388-9877 . All General Hauling WILL HAUL limestone and ·ARE YOU PAYING TOO ' MUCH? DO . YOU HAVE THE COVERAGE? . 'FOR ALL YOUR lfiSURA~CE NEED~ CALL US. ' 992·2342 OCMNINGatllDS AGENCY. IN& ........... I MIDDLEPORT, OHIO' " ' . . ·~ . �• r . !0-The Daily. Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy; u .', Tuesday, July I, 1980 . . ~~ ~ . LAS VEGAS WINNER ~ Pomeroy Police Chief Charles McKinney was on hand to draw the final win· ners in The Daily Sentinel's Security Sweepstakes with one Big Bend area resident winning a trip to Las . Vegas. Winner of the trip is Eva Threadgill, New Haven. Other winners in the final drawing were Robert ' Cooke, Ne~ Haven, a $50 bo__5d; Oscar E. Cappa, New . \ .. Haven, a $50 savings account and Carol Rj!SSelf, New Haven, $50 in script money, good at merchants' stores participating in the program. Winners have four days to stop by The Daily Sentinel Office, l1l Court St., Pomeroy, to claim their prizes. Pictured with Chief McKinney are hift, Tim Halstead and right,.Carl Gheen of the Sentin~l' s advertising department. .. CHEFS ~ In charge of the food at the first annual · reunion of the grand and honorary grand croakers were, 1-r, Roger Morgan, Paul Eich, Danny Crow, George Harris and Virgil (Bo)"'tlrown ....:rhe ere;.. prepared barbecued chicken for the approximately !50 guests. · . Supermarket bills zncrease ! . ' t~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~---~~----u~ ~~----~ Press marketbasket survey . . detergent helped put the squeeze on Another rise in the cOst of sugar shopperS. was to blame for part of the June in- - - The AP drew up a ran~om list of crease, but higher prices for other · commonly purchased food and n'onitems ranging from hamburger to food items and checked the price at one supermarket in each of 13 cities on March I, 1973. Prices have been · BENEFIT DA . .. rechecked on or about the start of Sponsored bv vetera ns Memorial women's Aux•hary each month since then. The list originally inCluded 15 items, but JULY. 3 • 1980 9 TIL 1 AM chocolate chip cookies wel-e dropped RUE · when the (ll8nufacturer disconMUSIC By RAY CINClO tinued the package size used in the ROYAL OAK PARK LODGE survey. The latest marketbasket check •15.00 A COUPLE showed that the bill increased Tickets May Be Purchased From : during June at the checklist store in New York Clothing;--Baflr Clothiers, 11 cities, rising an average of 3.8 perK&K Jewelry, and Ingels Furniture cent. The bill deareased in only two Reg. Price 5499 Sale Pric' 5419 By Auoclatrd Press Supermarket bills jumped by about 3 percent last month ~ the .biggest increase in more than three ;years, according to an Associated ping an average of just over-:-half ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ cities~ Detroit and SeatUe drop-a ~ OUR DOOR-OPEN FOR YOU REUTER BROGAN INSURANCE S~RVICE 2l4MA1N POMEROY,O. 992·5131 or 992·5739 --------------:------------'"'---1 YOUR LOVE DESERVES THE FINEST ... .._;okftd DUmond R.i ... A Keepsake diamond is guaranteed in writing, forf:'o'a, to have ·perfect clarity, fine white color ·lind perfect cut _ . · Choose 11 perfect KeepSI!ke ring to express your lo~ . · WE WIU. NOT BE OPEN FRIDAY, JULY' 4 AND SATURDAY, JULY 5 ' -~-. ..(ll:er.t ·!lli' · ,,. ,. ~ ON 2 JUGS. Your IHl;a Icos! per IU9 . IN CHARGE - The Meigs County Jayc!'fS spon' sored the annual frog jump held at Marauder Stadium in Pomeroy Saturday. Pictured 1-r, Paul Gerard, . ,. •. . 1 .Area Deaths I Ernest T. Jones,Sr., 65, Rt . I, Litile Hocking, died s·uddehly Monday rnoming of a heart attack. Mr. Jones was born in U.uisana the son of the late Luther and Winnie Goldsby Jones, He was also preceded in death by one infant daughter. Mr. Jones was a 32nd degree .Mason, a welder for Dupont for 18 years having retli'ed in 1977. He owned and operated Jones Meat Packing in Little Hocking:· He. is survived by his wife, Marjorie Lockhart Jones; two sons, Er· nest Jones, Jr., U.uisana and Jeffrey Jones at home; two daughters, Sandra Adam. Huston, Texas, and Ernestine Jones at home; one brother, AHred Jones, U.uisana ; two sisters, Elaine Chandler and Robbie Jean Roach both of U.uisana and seven grandchildren. FWJeral serVices will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the White Funeral Home in CoolviUe, with Rev. Robert Lockhart and Rev. Clay Sloan officiating. Burial will be in Decater United Methodist cemetery. Friends may caU at the funeral home after 4 ji.m. today. Masonic services wiiJ. be held at the funeral home this evening at 7:30 p.m. POMEROY, 0. TUPPERS PlAINS THE IOONE' ti)ME ..NAllONAL BANK tHE CENTRAL TRUST . COMPANY NA MIDDLE~ORT, RACINE, 0. . . 0. ,il • ..n-.. 6 9Cho~lorolor delolls. ELBERFELDS • JUST RECEIVED SHIPMENT REA RUGS PIIC·IIIIIK IlK ,........,. 0 . . ~~ New ·colors, new patterns in the se popular area rugs.- Sizes 24 x 34 inches to a big 4 by 6 feet in scatter rugs. - Matching runner i n sizes up . to 24 by 60 inches. - Stop in and make your selection now. I lf i" SUN SEN SOR -v.-. .... SUNGLASSES LENSES THAT CHANGE . I~ COOLER CHEST VIKING BY BEE REDW OOD CHAIR HOME FURNISHINGS - 1ST FLOOR ELBERFELDS IN, POM-EROY • 1 he r ic h loo k of C alif o r ni a Re d wood Dou ble DARKEN AIID LIGHTEN AUTDMATfCALLY FOR PROTECTION FROM usUNGLASS STRAIN." Da rk sunglas ses a re fine fo r protection on bri ght ' sunny days . But for early m orning or lo te afte r noon the y Co n be too dark . No t enough light reaching y our eyes ca n cause " sungla ss strain '' as eyes work ho rdor. SUNSENSOR l e nses da rken a nd lighte;r' a cco rd ing to the a rn oun t of ult ra vio let li g ht the y re ceive f orm · the sun . When it's brigh t a nd su n ny theY 're a deep ric h tone tor comfor t a nd fa s hion . When it' s not as sunny they ar e ligh ter for your protowon. Choo se o pa ir ol sunglasses that o ff er both h igh fos hio n looks and p ro tection ChoOse o P.mr of . sung lasses wrth SU NSEN SOR Le nses that change . . HEFTY ''' VINYL RAFT TRASH BAGS •Au t' SoHd Colort •1?· • n · Memorial Hospital. The Rutland · Unit . went to the Harrisonville area at 12:41 p.m. for Danny Riggs who was ,also taken to Veterans Memorial · HO'spital. . • Prflow For com lort • Con be used a s on mo t· tren '·· Social Calendar - RUTlAND • Sell sc-alin g lid ;;:~:~:1~:~~~~~1~~~~~ FARMERS BANK. POMEROY Jaycee president, Bill Young, Mike MuUerrand Charles Wayland, Jaycee members. '"'..._ ,.. · -..::::. ~. • Comf ortable gdp i------------------------- ~--~--------~~ 0 TI-C E---------- lHE FOLLOWING BANKS .WILL NOT BE OPEN JULY 4· & S . , 19-SO . .' ~J. •1 4 Ot . •Matches Pit C! he r • Urtq v e des ign · BY MAIL FROM Prestone MA_NUFACTURER Coofil' , (j). ;;~;;;;;;~~~- ~~~~~~~-~~~~~-'~•~u~u·~~~~;;~~~~~~~-~~hoo~l.;;-.;;;;;;;.;;~;11 ~ --------~Aftfll ... PITCHER $300 ,. i ~:. ~~\ CASH REFUND UNDERGOES SURGERY Leslie Price underwent surgery · Wednesday at the Mt. Carmel Hospital East in Columbus. ·• ' HOSPITAL NEWS · Following his discharge from the VETERANSMEMOR~ hospital he will recuperate at the Admitted-Anna WoHe, Rutland ; home of ·his daughter-in-law, MtS. .. · HaZel McHaffie, Middleport; Daniel Virginia Crew, 1148 .East ·Nocturne Riggs, Pomeroy; John Moon, Road, ~oldsburg, 43068. Cards Pomeroy; Ruth Ann Mulford, may -be sept to him at the Crew Pomeroy. home. Discharged-Walter Bunce, An-. nette Boyd, Robert Bailey, Rose VOLLEYBALL MEETING . Reynolds, Elsie Barnhart, Opal , A meeting for all girls of Eastern Cummins, Robert Cummins. High School interested in the volleyball program for 1980 .\VIll be held at 8 p.m. l'hursday at the high THREE SQUAD RUNS ee rWlS py local wtits on Monda were reported by the Meigs CoWJty Emergency Medica,! Service Headquarters.. At 11 :25il.m., the · Pomeroy Unit went to 15_0ak St. for Dorothy Hendrix who was taken to Holzer Medical Center. · Keepsake· VENTURA percent. On an overall basis, the marketbasket bill at the checklli.t stores was 3.1 percent higher at the start of July than it was a month earlier. The increase was the worst since May 1977, when prices also rose 3.1 percent, according to the AP survey. More than 40 percent of the total number of items checked by the AP increased at the checklist stores during JWJe. -~ . The cost of food rose slowly than pri~ 'in general g the early part of 1980, but economists have been warning that the situation will change as the year wears on. One reason for the low rate of food price inflation has been a relatively abWJdant supply of meat + particularly pork and'pou!try. That was good news for consumers who fOWJd bargains at the meat counter. But it was bad news for livestock producers, many of whom said they were losing money arid took steps to cut their losse~. Hog fanners, for example, are beglrming to reduce their breeding herds and Uit means less pork and lligher prices ahead. get TUMBLER YOUR TUESDAY INSTALLATION of officers when Drew Webater Post 39, American Legion, meets in· regular session with ,dinner to be served at 7_p.m. Tuesday. . ·cHOICE .NELSON'S R.G . n ... WEDNESDAY POMEROY LODGE 164, F&AM, regular meeting' Wednesday, 7:30 · p.m. ; all MaJter Masons invited . ~ -. I' . ........... •tiOZ. HUSON' S •to. &2.4' �• r . !0-The Daily. Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy; u .', Tuesday, July I, 1980 . . ~~ ~ . LAS VEGAS WINNER ~ Pomeroy Police Chief Charles McKinney was on hand to draw the final win· ners in The Daily Sentinel's Security Sweepstakes with one Big Bend area resident winning a trip to Las . Vegas. Winner of the trip is Eva Threadgill, New Haven. Other winners in the final drawing were Robert ' Cooke, Ne~ Haven, a $50 bo__5d; Oscar E. Cappa, New . \ .. Haven, a $50 savings account and Carol Rj!SSelf, New Haven, $50 in script money, good at merchants' stores participating in the program. Winners have four days to stop by The Daily Sentinel Office, l1l Court St., Pomeroy, to claim their prizes. Pictured with Chief McKinney are hift, Tim Halstead and right,.Carl Gheen of the Sentin~l' s advertising department. .. CHEFS ~ In charge of the food at the first annual · reunion of the grand and honorary grand croakers were, 1-r, Roger Morgan, Paul Eich, Danny Crow, George Harris and Virgil (Bo)"'tlrown ....:rhe ere;.. prepared barbecued chicken for the approximately !50 guests. · . Supermarket bills zncrease ! . ' t~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~---~~----u~ ~~----~ Press marketbasket survey . . detergent helped put the squeeze on Another rise in the cOst of sugar shopperS. was to blame for part of the June in- - - The AP drew up a ran~om list of crease, but higher prices for other · commonly purchased food and n'onitems ranging from hamburger to food items and checked the price at one supermarket in each of 13 cities on March I, 1973. Prices have been · BENEFIT DA . .. rechecked on or about the start of Sponsored bv vetera ns Memorial women's Aux•hary each month since then. The list originally inCluded 15 items, but JULY. 3 • 1980 9 TIL 1 AM chocolate chip cookies wel-e dropped RUE · when the (ll8nufacturer disconMUSIC By RAY CINClO tinued the package size used in the ROYAL OAK PARK LODGE survey. The latest marketbasket check •15.00 A COUPLE showed that the bill increased Tickets May Be Purchased From : during June at the checklist store in New York Clothing;--Baflr Clothiers, 11 cities, rising an average of 3.8 perK&K Jewelry, and Ingels Furniture cent. The bill deareased in only two Reg. Price 5499 Sale Pric' 5419 By Auoclatrd Press Supermarket bills jumped by about 3 percent last month ~ the .biggest increase in more than three ;years, according to an Associated ping an average of just over-:-half ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ cities~ Detroit and SeatUe drop-a ~ OUR DOOR-OPEN FOR YOU REUTER BROGAN INSURANCE S~RVICE 2l4MA1N POMEROY,O. 992·5131 or 992·5739 --------------:------------'"'---1 YOUR LOVE DESERVES THE FINEST ... .._;okftd DUmond R.i ... A Keepsake diamond is guaranteed in writing, forf:'o'a, to have ·perfect clarity, fine white color ·lind perfect cut _ . · Choose 11 perfect KeepSI!ke ring to express your lo~ . · WE WIU. NOT BE OPEN FRIDAY, JULY' 4 AND SATURDAY, JULY 5 ' -~-. ..(ll:er.t ·!lli' · ,,. ,. ~ ON 2 JUGS. Your IHl;a Icos! per IU9 . IN CHARGE - The Meigs County Jayc!'fS spon' sored the annual frog jump held at Marauder Stadium in Pomeroy Saturday. Pictured 1-r, Paul Gerard, . ,. •. . 1 .Area Deaths I Ernest T. Jones,Sr., 65, Rt . I, Litile Hocking, died s·uddehly Monday rnoming of a heart attack. Mr. Jones was born in U.uisana the son of the late Luther and Winnie Goldsby Jones, He was also preceded in death by one infant daughter. Mr. Jones was a 32nd degree .Mason, a welder for Dupont for 18 years having retli'ed in 1977. He owned and operated Jones Meat Packing in Little Hocking:· He. is survived by his wife, Marjorie Lockhart Jones; two sons, Er· nest Jones, Jr., U.uisana and Jeffrey Jones at home; two daughters, Sandra Adam. Huston, Texas, and Ernestine Jones at home; one brother, AHred Jones, U.uisana ; two sisters, Elaine Chandler and Robbie Jean Roach both of U.uisana and seven grandchildren. FWJeral serVices will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the White Funeral Home in CoolviUe, with Rev. Robert Lockhart and Rev. Clay Sloan officiating. Burial will be in Decater United Methodist cemetery. Friends may caU at the funeral home after 4 ji.m. today. Masonic services wiiJ. be held at the funeral home this evening at 7:30 p.m. POMEROY, 0. TUPPERS PlAINS THE IOONE' ti)ME ..NAllONAL BANK tHE CENTRAL TRUST . COMPANY NA MIDDLE~ORT, RACINE, 0. . . 0. ,il • ..n-.. 6 9Cho~lorolor delolls. ELBERFELDS • JUST RECEIVED SHIPMENT REA RUGS PIIC·IIIIIK IlK ,........,. 0 . . ~~ New ·colors, new patterns in the se popular area rugs.- Sizes 24 x 34 inches to a big 4 by 6 feet in scatter rugs. - Matching runner i n sizes up . to 24 by 60 inches. - Stop in and make your selection now. I lf i" SUN SEN SOR -v.-. .... SUNGLASSES LENSES THAT CHANGE . I~ COOLER CHEST VIKING BY BEE REDW OOD CHAIR HOME FURNISHINGS - 1ST FLOOR ELBERFELDS IN, POM-EROY • 1 he r ic h loo k of C alif o r ni a Re d wood Dou ble DARKEN AIID LIGHTEN AUTDMATfCALLY FOR PROTECTION FROM usUNGLASS STRAIN." Da rk sunglas ses a re fine fo r protection on bri ght ' sunny days . But for early m orning or lo te afte r noon the y Co n be too dark . No t enough light reaching y our eyes ca n cause " sungla ss strain '' as eyes work ho rdor. SUNSENSOR l e nses da rken a nd lighte;r' a cco rd ing to the a rn oun t of ult ra vio let li g ht the y re ceive f orm · the sun . When it's brigh t a nd su n ny theY 're a deep ric h tone tor comfor t a nd fa s hion . When it' s not as sunny they ar e ligh ter for your protowon. Choo se o pa ir ol sunglasses that o ff er both h igh fos hio n looks and p ro tection ChoOse o P.mr of . sung lasses wrth SU NSEN SOR Le nses that change . . HEFTY ''' VINYL RAFT TRASH BAGS •Au t' SoHd Colort •1?· • n · Memorial Hospital. The Rutland · Unit . went to the Harrisonville area at 12:41 p.m. for Danny Riggs who was ,also taken to Veterans Memorial · HO'spital. . • Prflow For com lort • Con be used a s on mo t· tren '·· Social Calendar - RUTlAND • Sell sc-alin g lid ;;:~:~:1~:~~~~~1~~~~~ FARMERS BANK. POMEROY Jaycee president, Bill Young, Mike MuUerrand Charles Wayland, Jaycee members. '"'..._ ,.. · -..::::. ~. • Comf ortable gdp i------------------------- ~--~--------~~ 0 TI-C E---------- lHE FOLLOWING BANKS .WILL NOT BE OPEN JULY 4· & S . , 19-SO . .' ~J. •1 4 Ot . •Matches Pit C! he r • Urtq v e des ign · BY MAIL FROM Prestone MA_NUFACTURER Coofil' , (j). ;;~;;;;;;~~~- ~~~~~~~-~~~~~-'~•~u~u·~~~~;;~~~~~~~-~~hoo~l.;;-.;;;;;;;.;;~;11 ~ --------~Aftfll ... PITCHER $300 ,. i ~:. ~~\ CASH REFUND UNDERGOES SURGERY Leslie Price underwent surgery · Wednesday at the Mt. Carmel Hospital East in Columbus. ·• ' HOSPITAL NEWS · Following his discharge from the VETERANSMEMOR~ hospital he will recuperate at the Admitted-Anna WoHe, Rutland ; home of ·his daughter-in-law, MtS. .. · HaZel McHaffie, Middleport; Daniel Virginia Crew, 1148 .East ·Nocturne Riggs, Pomeroy; John Moon, Road, ~oldsburg, 43068. Cards Pomeroy; Ruth Ann Mulford, may -be sept to him at the Crew Pomeroy. home. Discharged-Walter Bunce, An-. nette Boyd, Robert Bailey, Rose VOLLEYBALL MEETING . Reynolds, Elsie Barnhart, Opal , A meeting for all girls of Eastern Cummins, Robert Cummins. High School interested in the volleyball program for 1980 .\VIll be held at 8 p.m. l'hursday at the high THREE SQUAD RUNS ee rWlS py local wtits on Monda were reported by the Meigs CoWJty Emergency Medica,! Service Headquarters.. At 11 :25il.m., the · Pomeroy Unit went to 15_0ak St. for Dorothy Hendrix who was taken to Holzer Medical Center. · Keepsake· VENTURA percent. On an overall basis, the marketbasket bill at the checklli.t stores was 3.1 percent higher at the start of July than it was a month earlier. The increase was the worst since May 1977, when prices also rose 3.1 percent, according to the AP survey. More than 40 percent of the total number of items checked by the AP increased at the checklist stores during JWJe. -~ . The cost of food rose slowly than pri~ 'in general g the early part of 1980, but economists have been warning that the situation will change as the year wears on. One reason for the low rate of food price inflation has been a relatively abWJdant supply of meat + particularly pork and'pou!try. That was good news for consumers who fOWJd bargains at the meat counter. But it was bad news for livestock producers, many of whom said they were losing money arid took steps to cut their losse~. Hog fanners, for example, are beglrming to reduce their breeding herds and Uit means less pork and lligher prices ahead. get TUMBLER YOUR TUESDAY INSTALLATION of officers when Drew Webater Post 39, American Legion, meets in· regular session with ,dinner to be served at 7_p.m. Tuesday. . ·cHOICE .NELSON'S R.G . n ... WEDNESDAY POMEROY LODGE 164, F&AM, regular meeting' Wednesday, 7:30 · p.m. ; all MaJter Masons invited . ~ -. I' . ........... •tiOZ. HUSON' S •to. &2.4' �. . . ' ·)SUPER SUN TERRACE · CHAISE . LOUNGE MOCK LADIES TATAMIS . • •bttlltnt Quality · . •Polyptopylene webbing •Aluminum Arms. · •Ad justs to 1 positions 79~ aWoighoonly II 01. eHanp 0 fu1121 fl. 41n. xiOfl. 2tn. 8100% """" _.lfuellon ~ • · NB.ION'SIIIG. '~ . '' O£•tro 'C!JJnr'.b ~ ····: · lifld~fihl . INCLUDES ''l• 18" gril l • VOLt lAnDT. /'' --_..., 3 positions 11~ 1" SIUID'I •rr-.sa'IU'I IIIG. 11M SHORTS NELSON 'S REG. n4.49 NILSON'S REG . ..... & 11 REAL" . UTURAWATER DRAWSTRING NOZZLE · HANDBAGS JOGGING HALTER • TOPS 'ASSIC WATE NOZZLE IDEAL.FOR PICNIC OR BEACH ,.,....._r,-~~ · lllPPt SlACKER . . ' OUTDOOR picn ics oi" ~ CAN •ftiiiOICie ol 2% ~. certrilied kiln-dried 100% r •COnverts frm a bench to snack table then _l.ll~~ COnplCtl'f folds OWOV . ~ •PeJf~ct ~ompon ion for CHOICE . .CA TAIILE · · • A un ique Ideo In o utd oor furi1i ture . YOU~ UTILITY ·"' REDWOOD ' 41" ·- __.>____ _ ' •sv, Gallon R emavoble , e-xtension · pour spo ut a.nd flip calif. hl• ood. U %" a1J %" comp ir:~ g . cov'ered \lent . •1r· ..._. •Auorted Colon •Elastic Walltlland NILSON'S REG . f3 ... LOATS ...- ...!!!'- --·•. 4 PER SET' 34!" i< tl!'' • Asst. Designs • 29" X .f5'' ~. ttl'$ \i\l TOGET ER: I ; LIGHT$ PARTI··L TES - • • Lorge Enough To Ho ld A Full Mea l. IC:!:!;!:...:::O!!:>"""""'-~ NELSON'S 110.- U.M NII.~N'I NILSQN'S RIG. S3.1t lUll Ill $ 39 SW·I M AIDS .· SPIDY JR. FLOIT · ·® · See t h ru portion. ·. $.5 99 __ ..... I ..... " . • LlnLE PUYII11 CIILEI ICE CHEST 11'1101.00 ~ NILSON'S NILSON'S no. •ut - NILSON'S RIG. I M.H ' ' \ a PACK .1 DOZEN $141 $541 --·- · 11 •. , ' ftighta, -wind llo&lllj- ... ,..,.,.. ... . ---........... lew howwing . . . ,_ .._,; lo do . ·• super Spins ' For Supel'f Curves ·•Feel the Scienti1ic :rrack · •~xdting Action Sport · •Complete set f9r two Players . •a•• NELSON ' S REG. ~ SECTIONAL :::::: ), . Make HCUIY8. bi*i~IIIO, Or PICNIC _.,.... NB.ION'I RIG. S1.Jt . • . ! I d ®· . S "''!igjtlweigh.ti, p<rrtab le- Ho lds twelve · 12 . em.. cmrr!li s:ondwiches , snacks , etc . · . "'(ljjmjl aamp:anian for sporting eve nts · CIIJTaJi:n,.;ti..,., likecgolf tennis . hunting. OJld llidtfllgj. . . . .... ~~ lbclt into: ha f!d le for positive corry • _ p. ,'111!!- NELSON'S REG. tl .Jt STYROFOAM COOLER .. •30 Qt. Dome lid . AS . SEEN. Olt ·@ -- . \ O.i. with hopdle for .Osy !,i!!!,W~rN carrying. · 0550 model ,_t.. 0 . ... __ .. .,........ ..._ \ .I •10"'•-·•u• AIR &HI POT . Holand Cold 'Liquid Dlepennr .Aft 11 I EHIIDLE . . . I G'IION ... '$ 79 . ' - .......... ...... _..... ...... p .... 01111 % NELSON'S RIG. fUt ----· .PICNIC JUG or Plflt · AmoriCI'I IINtlll a•mo Df Uldll . ; ' IIJ PI SIDE KICK TRAVEL . . SPORT COOLER PLATES .,.. . .LION'S IIG. f2 ... MILlON'S - · straight GraUM-Itlle llaclcya(d, lleich, ----~:;: ---~ · n ... to guard Ogalnst crawllrig lnMcta. Folds for easy s toroge . · SUPER . PRO NILSON'S . RIG, S11.tt IEMIN'I-.IIlW ' Thesizll-wetgM nJ.n .,. _.' . PICNIC COVERS TRAC-BALL •r •pours •strains •closes unbreakable s-1 ribs and dural>.. Ml material with a •pecial bordo< flap g;..~angw 99 .;z. Cans '. FRISBEE_. . NILSON'S 9-12 FOLDING GOLF BILLS .· \.,~ --·--·~-" .-w.n-..w· RIG.tt' . • ' I' . NELSON'S REG. S3.2t CE-PAK 037·2 SPALDING sn . • 24"Squore .. • Aeu sOOb le A nontoxic ice substitu te . 12 degrees colde r th an ice. Capacity: NTON . 1.\.H . ....... ...., .. . . twin st. . l MMIM. NO SON'S 110. 12M \lh~ , ' ! - / · • Durable Heovy Vinyl Ctf. 4'1 '1" BEACH BALL ChampionshiP quality. NILSON'S REG. U.M 16" CARRO 50-QUART • 21" ~ NILSON'S RIG. S2.1t . ~Official Boll World Toa"' '129. , ,.. ll ............. 111 •• , ................ .. NILSON'S REG. Tennis. 31ncan OVAL SWII Rill SWI RIIG 15 •Tri-Swimoids· 1o'r children's· p r o t e c t i o. n while swimm ing. ... •s.a• . . . -UPER HERO RIIG ·PEII TElliS . . . ,-.;: ·-· ·-BILLS '. X : MELSON'S REG. U.39 NELSON'S w·s ~ 36" BLACK top -' NilSON'S IIG. 16" ld110l livhfing lo r .outdoor livi119. MG. M.2t ' 8" 0 • 19 11 Rou nd 19" High . UL :"''N iLSON'S & · NAN( 110. 'PLASTIC MESH TABLE MIKA WISE OWL PARTY .. . X REG . $4 .77 REG. $5,39 M Ql OUTDOOI - ·41" •Fully guaran teed NO BOLTS . OR NUTS NELSON'S REG. S5.7t -..----- POLY POOL in gs • Design - Stai n and . n.Ot f or · •AILbross fu ll-fl ow coupl- ~------. Mar Re siden t. I $ 99 !__ ___ NILSON'S lEG. ASST. DESIGN ' ~ • DurCible Heavy Vinyl •Assorted designs 0 74" X 30" •E xtra Iorge size ' I ·1'-1''\1\" I ,. long l ife •I IIFLITIBLE FLOATS CANVAS BEACH TOWELS COOLER .CUPS . . . •P erfor mc n ce-tesfed NILSON ' S ~ -- -1 .a Ft. • t oo,.,. Viny l air NILSON'S RIG. 12." NElSON'S 110. S1.1t $1 ... WOVEN FOAM '/,'' by $ 49 $ NILSON'S BBQ GRilL MEN AND WOMEN'S $ NEI,SON'S REG ...... . CRESTLINE 2 . %,. fOLDING •Adjustable shod.e , push buttons switch, hanger , ring, tough break resistant'' plostic case. .: CIIUREI'f • Holoto"" ............ '' INDOOR-OUTDOOR •~Poly/cotton sundresses man~ styles ' ""' , and prints to choose from . · •Terry Rompers • PORTABLE LAMP . SUN APPAREL BEACH ·SANDALS · .', NELSON'S REG. n2.H -- _._ ..... _ , m --· --- Capacity 1.9 Liters - N o. 0570 ·• r �. . . ' ·)SUPER SUN TERRACE · CHAISE . LOUNGE MOCK LADIES TATAMIS . • •bttlltnt Quality · . •Polyptopylene webbing •Aluminum Arms. · •Ad justs to 1 positions 79~ aWoighoonly II 01. eHanp 0 fu1121 fl. 41n. xiOfl. 2tn. 8100% """" _.lfuellon ~ • · NB.ION'SIIIG. '~ . '' O£•tro 'C!JJnr'.b ~ ····: · lifld~fihl . INCLUDES ''l• 18" gril l • VOLt lAnDT. /'' --_..., 3 positions 11~ 1" SIUID'I •rr-.sa'IU'I IIIG. 11M SHORTS NELSON 'S REG. n4.49 NILSON'S REG . ..... & 11 REAL" . UTURAWATER DRAWSTRING NOZZLE · HANDBAGS JOGGING HALTER • TOPS 'ASSIC WATE NOZZLE IDEAL.FOR PICNIC OR BEACH ,.,....._r,-~~ · lllPPt SlACKER . . ' OUTDOOR picn ics oi" ~ CAN •ftiiiOICie ol 2% ~. certrilied kiln-dried 100% r •COnverts frm a bench to snack table then _l.ll~~ COnplCtl'f folds OWOV . ~ •PeJf~ct ~ompon ion for CHOICE . .CA TAIILE · · • A un ique Ideo In o utd oor furi1i ture . YOU~ UTILITY ·"' REDWOOD ' 41" ·- __.>____ _ ' •sv, Gallon R emavoble , e-xtension · pour spo ut a.nd flip calif. hl• ood. U %" a1J %" comp ir:~ g . cov'ered \lent . •1r· ..._. •Auorted Colon •Elastic Walltlland NILSON'S REG . f3 ... LOATS ...- ...!!!'- --·•. 4 PER SET' 34!" i< tl!'' • Asst. Designs • 29" X .f5'' ~. ttl'$ \i\l TOGET ER: I ; LIGHT$ PARTI··L TES - • • Lorge Enough To Ho ld A Full Mea l. IC:!:!;!:...:::O!!:>"""""'-~ NELSON'S 110.- U.M NII.~N'I NILSQN'S RIG. S3.1t lUll Ill $ 39 SW·I M AIDS .· SPIDY JR. FLOIT · ·® · See t h ru portion. ·. $.5 99 __ ..... I ..... " . • LlnLE PUYII11 CIILEI ICE CHEST 11'1101.00 ~ NILSON'S NILSON'S no. •ut - NILSON'S RIG. I M.H ' ' \ a PACK .1 DOZEN $141 $541 --·- · 11 •. , ' ftighta, -wind llo&lllj- ... ,..,.,.. ... . ---........... lew howwing . . . ,_ .._,; lo do . ·• super Spins ' For Supel'f Curves ·•Feel the Scienti1ic :rrack · •~xdting Action Sport · •Complete set f9r two Players . •a•• NELSON ' S REG. ~ SECTIONAL :::::: ), . Make HCUIY8. bi*i~IIIO, Or PICNIC _.,.... NB.ION'I RIG. S1.Jt . • . ! I d ®· . S "''!igjtlweigh.ti, p<rrtab le- Ho lds twelve · 12 . em.. cmrr!li s:ondwiches , snacks , etc . · . "'(ljjmjl aamp:anian for sporting eve nts · CIIJTaJi:n,.;ti..,., likecgolf tennis . hunting. OJld llidtfllgj. . . . .... ~~ lbclt into: ha f!d le for positive corry • _ p. ,'111!!- NELSON'S REG. tl .Jt STYROFOAM COOLER .. •30 Qt. Dome lid . AS . SEEN. Olt ·@ -- . \ O.i. with hopdle for .Osy !,i!!!,W~rN carrying. · 0550 model ,_t.. 0 . ... __ .. .,........ ..._ \ .I •10"'•-·•u• AIR &HI POT . Holand Cold 'Liquid Dlepennr .Aft 11 I EHIIDLE . . . I G'IION ... '$ 79 . ' - .......... ...... _..... ...... p .... 01111 % NELSON'S RIG. fUt ----· .PICNIC JUG or Plflt · AmoriCI'I IINtlll a•mo Df Uldll . ; ' IIJ PI SIDE KICK TRAVEL . . SPORT COOLER PLATES .,.. . .LION'S IIG. f2 ... MILlON'S - · straight GraUM-Itlle llaclcya(d, lleich, ----~:;: ---~ · n ... to guard Ogalnst crawllrig lnMcta. Folds for easy s toroge . · SUPER . PRO NILSON'S . RIG, S11.tt IEMIN'I-.IIlW ' Thesizll-wetgM nJ.n .,. _.' . PICNIC COVERS TRAC-BALL •r •pours •strains •closes unbreakable s-1 ribs and dural>.. Ml material with a •pecial bordo< flap g;..~angw 99 .;z. Cans '. FRISBEE_. . NILSON'S 9-12 FOLDING GOLF BILLS .· \.,~ --·--·~-" .-w.n-..w· RIG.tt' . • ' I' . NELSON'S REG. S3.2t CE-PAK 037·2 SPALDING sn . • 24"Squore .. • Aeu sOOb le A nontoxic ice substitu te . 12 degrees colde r th an ice. Capacity: NTON . 1.\.H . ....... ...., .. . . twin st. . l MMIM. NO SON'S 110. 12M \lh~ , ' ! - / · • Durable Heovy Vinyl Ctf. 4'1 '1" BEACH BALL ChampionshiP quality. NILSON'S REG. U.M 16" CARRO 50-QUART • 21" ~ NILSON'S RIG. S2.1t . ~Official Boll World Toa"' '129. , ,.. ll ............. 111 •• , ................ .. NILSON'S REG. Tennis. 31ncan OVAL SWII Rill SWI RIIG 15 •Tri-Swimoids· 1o'r children's· p r o t e c t i o. n while swimm ing. ... •s.a• . . . -UPER HERO RIIG ·PEII TElliS . . . ,-.;: ·-· ·-BILLS '. X : MELSON'S REG. U.39 NELSON'S w·s ~ 36" BLACK top -' NilSON'S IIG. 16" ld110l livhfing lo r .outdoor livi119. MG. M.2t ' 8" 0 • 19 11 Rou nd 19" High . UL :"''N iLSON'S & · NAN( 110. 'PLASTIC MESH TABLE MIKA WISE OWL PARTY .. . X REG . $4 .77 REG. $5,39 M Ql OUTDOOI - ·41" •Fully guaran teed NO BOLTS . OR NUTS NELSON'S REG. S5.7t -..----- POLY POOL in gs • Design - Stai n and . n.Ot f or · •AILbross fu ll-fl ow coupl- ~------. Mar Re siden t. I $ 99 !__ ___ NILSON'S lEG. ASST. DESIGN ' ~ • DurCible Heavy Vinyl •Assorted designs 0 74" X 30" •E xtra Iorge size ' I ·1'-1''\1\" I ,. long l ife •I IIFLITIBLE FLOATS CANVAS BEACH TOWELS COOLER .CUPS . . . •P erfor mc n ce-tesfed NILSON ' S ~ -- -1 .a Ft. • t oo,.,. Viny l air NILSON'S RIG. 12." NElSON'S 110. S1.1t $1 ... WOVEN FOAM '/,'' by $ 49 $ NILSON'S BBQ GRilL MEN AND WOMEN'S $ NEI,SON'S REG ...... . CRESTLINE 2 . %,. fOLDING •Adjustable shod.e , push buttons switch, hanger , ring, tough break resistant'' plostic case. .: CIIUREI'f • Holoto"" ............ '' INDOOR-OUTDOOR •~Poly/cotton sundresses man~ styles ' ""' , and prints to choose from . · •Terry Rompers • PORTABLE LAMP . SUN APPAREL BEACH ·SANDALS · .', NELSON'S REG. n2.H -- _._ ..... _ , m --· --- Capacity 1.9 Liters - N o. 0570 ·• r �. .... r---~-....;,._---.1""----------,--- V05 . . ......_---__,~-~------, · : FINAL NET lEW AC . I ' 4 SUAVE HAIR SPRAY ,, ' • For Nqrmol Hair .' For Dry Hair 160Z. NOW ONLY NELSON'S REG. 11,79 i , .l .H . _'fl¥--.c.A..... !~-k~rtm¥mrm ~; .O,.igina1 30's 19 -Greo~ ·• 1.25 Oz. •Gel 60's N~elf8ctlve relief for annoying Insect bites · YOUR CHOICE New Cortaid1 offers OOe of thB most effective skin medications vou can bUY - with<!UI·a pre- .. . I ~ NELSON'S REG . 11 .3t ABr DOINTMENT BICOZE E SWABS., NELSON'S RIG. c soothing · ,_,lief .of n .21 PIELL SHAMPOO. ous DENTURE ADHESIVE BEAUTY LOTION ~===::::, 29 DIAL· •· $ 17 CUSHION 9 ·• Holds dentur... up to ~ - fu ll days. $ 111 , NILSON'S REG •• 4.77 ..... TROPICAL BLE QT LOTIOII LA RCA IN I 40z. Lotion Thil Mood you oouldhilur I or . d"ila nt,ITI06f wubtablt ~ feniniue napkin EVER! 3 Oz. .Oil lOr. • oz.. c BA • L'OREAL · --- · · iiR PILLO lftSOLES •• 12 Oz• . TWIN PACK Solution for Soft ,_____ 8 (hydrophilic) ~~ Contact Len,ses SPECIA~ ' .• Convenient, Lens 1 •aicad . -............ storage and heat disinfection. rswu LYSOL . NEW SCEIT u. I - - · E l l IIIBN.. INIB:II .New Fresh Scent l. ""'- Gorden. OSunny .' " - ' ~s,'ring RTIIIICI SIIIPID ~· • / ' NELSON'S REG. U.st '" " .. Ill pi re seriou~ aooul !lie beaut't or your hai< .. .-ns 'p'vetopo.,.n emollient cleanser helps control dry; brittle ends. · SPEED STICK DEODORANT 2.5 Oz Size FOR I.JUOOffNIIGEI.fti·~~IA'A".SS : I JOYAN MUSK OIL 1Z Oz. c ' '"\Sothe lresh and long·lastlno~ precious essenllal ells !'· .,_concentrated to add I~ ahd lragrance 10 this -Y·to-use formal scent. 1 · Concentrated Cologne Selkti is even easier to tuck Into a purse or beauty tote and take ~he~~r you go. 69 .......... '3" ." x n - . ... · -.ciN'IIIO.II•H • • • ' NELSON'S REG. 11 .39' n. 1t ·HALF PRICEI CHANTILLY· By HOUBIGANT oz. · Concentrated · · REGULAR, HERBAL AND SPICE SCENT ·•o d:a ·Ffeth --'-·--- $ TABU · ··eologne Sol ide -ION'S 110, 11.H For the basic core of . sensitive skin. Free trial Regu lar SO REFRESHING ·2 .$ 29 oz. 7.75 . COLOGNI . .~ •2s• . IPRA Y COLOGNE .. ,_: , ' •• 25 0% PR~E 12 0%. CHAN- nLLY IIODY SHAMPOO . .. NILION'I RIG; t · HYPO-ALLERGENIC Colidllloo11 normal to dly hair. leaves It shining, lull Of body. .....,_,. ha1r damaged by ~racesslng , color·treatlno and heat-dl)'ing. NELSON'S REG. ,. '1.7t IEUTROGEIA SOAP MENNEN Fastest hiJr.PQ9ket comb in the West. · •Oily '· exclusive formula ... enrlchect.;. with ol· ~ndltloning oil " . .........s .... n .tS •Dry NELSON'S REG. ·Reconditioning ~ Hot Oil Shampoo $1.39 BRECK SHAMPOO ' OGILVIE 16 Oz. ~. ..... . ~· "NILSON'S RIG. U,H Thorough, gentle cleansing plus the extra benefits of conditioning hot oil! • normal • dry shampoo 41 NILSON'S RIG. t2.7t . Sizes Women's 6, 7, I andt Men's •· t, 10 and 11 salt tablet mixing. For use in . ... , 11.A _ . L.10REAL ·• oily hair premixed an d preserved. Replaces daily ... $ 29 '' . DR. SCHOLL'S F •7 Oz. Dry •15 Oz. NILSON'S - S&ii'iiervod 4 PACK SIIEe •Aerosol •Regular •htra Hold •Unscented •Normal . •Oily c NILSON'S RIG. IUt BAUSOI & 1.01111 • SOFT HAIRSPRAY NEL$C?N'S· REG, U.37 •ws ... sut « •••c• Pre mbced Sterile· filled Disposable bottle5 and oonl'"" . YOUICHOICI • NELSON'S REG . f1.7' RAVE · - (:"AIROL HERJ~At ESSENCE ...... 1 ,., NELSON'S REG. ,,,H • BIDEnE· • $109 BEA·UTY- AIDS· EAtlH . . .... . . ANTISEPTIC SPRAY I' - NILSON'S RIG. 12." .. 11 Oz. YOUR CHOICE $119' DEITIIN. n.n •Regular •Menthol •Frea.h Lime •Wild Forest •2 O z. 1 O:r . MILK •Scented •Unscented •Fresh Scent 4 Oz. NELSON'S RIG; INSTANT SHAVE ) ' ' ' OIZEMI. SOL:ID ANTIPERSPIRANT • Shottttt'"proof ,. Bottle • Concentrated 5 Oz . Shompoo in Tube Cotton Swabs 300's v • Tropical Coconut • I Ot.. TUbe n ... OIL OF OLAY . Q-TIPS • /I Menthol NELSON'S RIG, NELSON'S REG. I • •Lemon~ Lime 3 Oz . For . • Regular Bronze · D'-r raol> •cllolec! ol<ln ...,, THICK and RICH for a GREAT SHAVE ANTI-PERSPIRANT •Medicnl fonnulo or it<hing skin. With Baking Soda Regular RIGHT GUARD 400's ·-.-1 POWDER foamy~ . GILLmE , CRIME \ TO SHOWER NELSON'S REG. t2.69 scription - for s!<:ln irritations , itching and rashes. JOHNSON'S ~ I When Voullu y · •Pain Relie - ,The Woman 's gentle laxative 4 Oz. DISPOSABLE DIAPERS I 'l(' ', " c 99e NELSON'S • Z·BEO ln•isible Hair net •regular •unscented • soft hold •ultra hold •ultra hold unscented .. 1S 0%. LAXATIVE - Conditioning Folll'lula ShampoO SHAMPOO CORRECTOL · AUIIWITHC AND '' CHANTILLY BATH POWDER·. �. .... r---~-....;,._---.1""----------,--- V05 . . ......_---__,~-~------, · : FINAL NET lEW AC . I ' 4 SUAVE HAIR SPRAY ,, ' • For Nqrmol Hair .' For Dry Hair 160Z. NOW ONLY NELSON'S REG. 11,79 i , .l .H . _'fl¥--.c.A..... !~-k~rtm¥mrm ~; .O,.igina1 30's 19 -Greo~ ·• 1.25 Oz. •Gel 60's N~elf8ctlve relief for annoying Insect bites · YOUR CHOICE New Cortaid1 offers OOe of thB most effective skin medications vou can bUY - with<!UI·a pre- .. . I ~ NELSON'S REG . 11 .3t ABr DOINTMENT BICOZE E SWABS., NELSON'S RIG. c soothing · ,_,lief .of n .21 PIELL SHAMPOO. ous DENTURE ADHESIVE BEAUTY LOTION ~===::::, 29 DIAL· •· $ 17 CUSHION 9 ·• Holds dentur... up to ~ - fu ll days. $ 111 , NILSON'S REG •• 4.77 ..... TROPICAL BLE QT LOTIOII LA RCA IN I 40z. Lotion Thil Mood you oouldhilur I or . d"ila nt,ITI06f wubtablt ~ feniniue napkin EVER! 3 Oz. .Oil lOr. • oz.. c BA • L'OREAL · --- · · iiR PILLO lftSOLES •• 12 Oz• . TWIN PACK Solution for Soft ,_____ 8 (hydrophilic) ~~ Contact Len,ses SPECIA~ ' .• Convenient, Lens 1 •aicad . -............ storage and heat disinfection. rswu LYSOL . NEW SCEIT u. I - - · E l l IIIBN.. INIB:II .New Fresh Scent l. ""'- Gorden. OSunny .' " - ' ~s,'ring RTIIIICI SIIIPID ~· • / ' NELSON'S REG. U.st '" " .. Ill pi re seriou~ aooul !lie beaut't or your hai< .. .-ns 'p'vetopo.,.n emollient cleanser helps control dry; brittle ends. · SPEED STICK DEODORANT 2.5 Oz Size FOR I.JUOOffNIIGEI.fti·~~IA'A".SS : I JOYAN MUSK OIL 1Z Oz. c ' '"\Sothe lresh and long·lastlno~ precious essenllal ells !'· .,_concentrated to add I~ ahd lragrance 10 this -Y·to-use formal scent. 1 · Concentrated Cologne Selkti is even easier to tuck Into a purse or beauty tote and take ~he~~r you go. 69 .......... '3" ." x n - . ... · -.ciN'IIIO.II•H • • • ' NELSON'S REG. 11 .39' n. 1t ·HALF PRICEI CHANTILLY· By HOUBIGANT oz. · Concentrated · · REGULAR, HERBAL AND SPICE SCENT ·•o d:a ·Ffeth --'-·--- $ TABU · ··eologne Sol ide -ION'S 110, 11.H For the basic core of . sensitive skin. Free trial Regu lar SO REFRESHING ·2 .$ 29 oz. 7.75 . COLOGNI . .~ •2s• . IPRA Y COLOGNE .. ,_: , ' •• 25 0% PR~E 12 0%. CHAN- nLLY IIODY SHAMPOO . .. NILION'I RIG; t · HYPO-ALLERGENIC Colidllloo11 normal to dly hair. leaves It shining, lull Of body. .....,_,. ha1r damaged by ~racesslng , color·treatlno and heat-dl)'ing. NELSON'S REG. ,. '1.7t IEUTROGEIA SOAP MENNEN Fastest hiJr.PQ9ket comb in the West. · •Oily '· exclusive formula ... enrlchect.;. with ol· ~ndltloning oil " . .........s .... n .tS •Dry NELSON'S REG. ·Reconditioning ~ Hot Oil Shampoo $1.39 BRECK SHAMPOO ' OGILVIE 16 Oz. ~. ..... . ~· "NILSON'S RIG. U,H Thorough, gentle cleansing plus the extra benefits of conditioning hot oil! • normal • dry shampoo 41 NILSON'S RIG. t2.7t . Sizes Women's 6, 7, I andt Men's •· t, 10 and 11 salt tablet mixing. For use in . ... , 11.A _ . L.10REAL ·• oily hair premixed an d preserved. Replaces daily ... $ 29 '' . DR. SCHOLL'S F •7 Oz. Dry •15 Oz. NILSON'S - S&ii'iiervod 4 PACK SIIEe •Aerosol •Regular •htra Hold •Unscented •Normal . •Oily c NILSON'S RIG. IUt BAUSOI & 1.01111 • SOFT HAIRSPRAY NEL$C?N'S· REG, U.37 •ws ... sut « •••c• Pre mbced Sterile· filled Disposable bottle5 and oonl'"" . YOUICHOICI • NELSON'S REG . f1.7' RAVE · - (:"AIROL HERJ~At ESSENCE ...... 1 ,., NELSON'S REG. ,,,H • BIDEnE· • $109 BEA·UTY- AIDS· EAtlH . . .... . . ANTISEPTIC SPRAY I' - NILSON'S RIG. 12." .. 11 Oz. YOUR CHOICE $119' DEITIIN. n.n •Regular •Menthol •Frea.h Lime •Wild Forest •2 O z. 1 O:r . MILK •Scented •Unscented •Fresh Scent 4 Oz. NELSON'S RIG; INSTANT SHAVE ) ' ' ' OIZEMI. SOL:ID ANTIPERSPIRANT • Shottttt'"proof ,. Bottle • Concentrated 5 Oz . Shompoo in Tube Cotton Swabs 300's v • Tropical Coconut • I Ot.. TUbe n ... OIL OF OLAY . Q-TIPS • /I Menthol NELSON'S RIG, NELSON'S REG. I • •Lemon~ Lime 3 Oz . For . • Regular Bronze · D'-r raol> •cllolec! ol<ln ...,, THICK and RICH for a GREAT SHAVE ANTI-PERSPIRANT •Medicnl fonnulo or it<hing skin. With Baking Soda Regular RIGHT GUARD 400's ·-.-1 POWDER foamy~ . GILLmE , CRIME \ TO SHOWER NELSON'S REG. t2.69 scription - for s!<:ln irritations , itching and rashes. JOHNSON'S ~ I When Voullu y · •Pain Relie - ,The Woman 's gentle laxative 4 Oz. DISPOSABLE DIAPERS I 'l(' ', " c 99e NELSON'S • Z·BEO ln•isible Hair net •regular •unscented • soft hold •ultra hold •ultra hold unscented .. 1S 0%. LAXATIVE - Conditioning Folll'lula ShampoO SHAMPOO CORRECTOL · AUIIWITHC AND '' CHANTILLY BATH POWDER·. �.,..,_l_ :::r~p;,... ~ "!GonylfiV """' " " 0$1'-lt . 'J ~ .f" r'lf'W nersor r,J) l1otp OVI'! (j Jor I · ' ••. ....an) Satet 1 r•r, rq •' • I r iliP.il J, ~ PORTABLE COOLER ·c New from ThermOs• Ughrwetght _ yet durable 12 Ot capaCity cooler holds~ s•x·l)a;cks of beverage, sanctwrchesand morel Super urethane 1nsulated Sturdy lid handle and latch · P,\l""k ·I..,_ ,!' t)l i.f' ''''·' '"' 1< . . '$ 99 . I . NELSON' S REG. $14.99 SILO •50's i!IIU1ciMd hot Ol'd . coW ' F p ... ASSORTED "' J. BARBECUE TOOLS 0 ' ·..-. ·~fbi"f. ~ "' .' 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Cooking Grid ]; •3 Position Heat Adjustment • •Hinged Cover "( r, :;:rr •2 Front Droit Controls EA. NELSON'S RIG. $U9 EA. ltRIC)M'S . . . . . BY C!ESTLINE A LAUNDRY DETERGENT SMOKERWAGON . .. :r_ ' TIDE c RECTANGULAR .. ....'..'.. \ . •• ·' ( • ' ~ $2499 PRiCE~ IN EFFECT JULY 1 THRU ' UlY 13 ~~ - WHI1EC . OR - . DISfiWASHING ·. LIQUID ARM I 4; . ' ' • l \. S •• I ·. . '~ 22 oz:' · , 99~ ' . · .FIN AL,., TOU SPRI E 1FAB~IC S?~TENE.R . '*2 ltter - - · · ,..........,........,, 0 "s "r 0.., , ....... ~ ._......_ Till• ~ olaUmll Htrk TM ......ofts.py, The ....... fT~~~ ~ FRUTH PHARMACY "MmKed Motor Dilllp ' .....ty F_,wre ........... ................. ............ -..."""'"-'" '(' ·NELSON'S *~ ·DRU-G STORES .... ... 1 - - - - .~~ ... 'S , "THE EVERYTHtNG STORE" ... - 101 IIllTH AVE. 2$01 JACKSON AVEo 120 W. 2nd ST. 364 JAC KSON PIKE -HUNTINGTON, W. VA. . POINT PLEASANT, W.VA. WELLSTON. OHIO GAU IPOIJS. OtiO -- �• PAGE TWO CLOSE._ OUTI _ , ... ... . .' While They Last! KODAK TEL£-EKTRA 1 camera Outfit 1000 · • ............ twice as close. • Accepts KODAK EKTRON II Electronic Flash. Model A. • Built-in cover i l'andle pro!eCts lens -lia&S ·N.l-.nat( 7 of The lightweight pisto!.,grip hair dryer thaJ's perfect lor travel and easy to store SPECIAL ADDED FEATURES: • 1000 Watts of Drying/ ·No. 9060 1 ' PANASONJC . . 12.99 VALUE with lolm and it1plla sh Alll-rM PORTABLE RADIO ' i.U .i!(l . · ~· List ;-12.98 1- t- "BLASTER" Portable 8-Trd , 36 1ST HAIRSEnER ~1M EX QUICK CURLS STYLING WAND . I/ ~·/ Clme 0 Of A A TIMEX .WATCHES MEN - WOMENS . f'HILDRENS ' 0I eSpringwood eEiectrics eDigitals /0 ~J 25 --. Thii Blaster Sports a >eSii' 7 and ·c PToc;ram Advanat • V;;nabfe TOlE Col'lln:ii • SIIfqo ~"-!!I 'OOriaural amp1 e • BOld.. dlaiiiA!'.II ~ • Volumerontrol • lbiu: aa,~apoa.., I $599 ~~// /} '12.95 a e OFF $899 lADY SCHICK 13 Days Only! monaural 5 •• LADY CURLS • ttt- t- TIMEX Value lADY SHICI ' ~'._~ .J" I player .. . =:::;:::;;::::::::; · • 16.99 .: y. 99 2331 1 f- t- r- tr- t1- .... " •• 99 2X Telephoto Lens ~3499 ' s Styling power - . • Lightweight • Compact • On/011 Switch • Great lor Travel Easy to Store 1 ,Kodak.J / . . compact power ~-• • . • . - s.;.- .,.,.... 7 •1000walls • High-sp ee lhlrfing · • Single ~OIHIIF -~ ·-i Ughtweigll(i'oOcleln design Model Cl -5 •. · "':IORTHERN 3 HOURS OF RECORDING TIME · L 5 60 Minute Cassette / C-135- 24- '21 PI-10(Tn Pacl)- f 1233 -. Perlect TAPES It a: · Reg. '1.79 pe r Two Pack . · s 99 Modei2U7 per Two Pack · '933 " per Two Pack .. . S;; ... tow pria;d padl 111- 3111 1 ealltt ..ufnp wltll n Q Q · or. 100% wetproof . . Au aw.tlle. -..shlble a;ver. ~- , _ wwranty. UL listed. ...... 514 · Hoi Bruah - lor strfi'l8 · Hot Wand • ,,.. · ~cut. Hot Comb - or quid! · touch-up• • Dual Mat contr:el·· ttifla o On IOff light • Swivel cord 3 Pack Type 108 . Polacolor 2 Type 88 Polacolor 2 • • Makes <'011nS aorll everylime, just IIU tile .... . lenionala do. No ......._ bends or clamp marb.. o Removallle bf<istles ...._ ... KODAK FILM C-110 .- 24- '1" C.l~- 20' '1 " RED ·LINE HEATING· PAD 99 �• PAGE TWO CLOSE._ OUTI _ , ... ... . .' While They Last! KODAK TEL£-EKTRA 1 camera Outfit 1000 · • ............ twice as close. • Accepts KODAK EKTRON II Electronic Flash. Model A. • Built-in cover i l'andle pro!eCts lens -lia&S ·N.l-.nat( 7 of The lightweight pisto!.,grip hair dryer thaJ's perfect lor travel and easy to store SPECIAL ADDED FEATURES: • 1000 Watts of Drying/ ·No. 9060 1 ' PANASONJC . . 12.99 VALUE with lolm and it1plla sh Alll-rM PORTABLE RADIO ' i.U .i!(l . · ~· List ;-12.98 1- t- "BLASTER" Portable 8-Trd , 36 1ST HAIRSEnER ~1M EX QUICK CURLS STYLING WAND . I/ ~·/ Clme 0 Of A A TIMEX .WATCHES MEN - WOMENS . f'HILDRENS ' 0I eSpringwood eEiectrics eDigitals /0 ~J 25 --. Thii Blaster Sports a >eSii' 7 and ·c PToc;ram Advanat • V;;nabfe TOlE Col'lln:ii • SIIfqo ~"-!!I 'OOriaural amp1 e • BOld.. dlaiiiA!'.II ~ • Volumerontrol • lbiu: aa,~apoa.., I $599 ~~// /} '12.95 a e OFF $899 lADY SCHICK 13 Days Only! monaural 5 •• LADY CURLS • ttt- t- TIMEX Value lADY SHICI ' ~'._~ .J" I player .. . =:::;:::;;::::::::; · • 16.99 .: y. 99 2331 1 f- t- r- tr- t1- .... " •• 99 2X Telephoto Lens ~3499 ' s Styling power - . • Lightweight • Compact • On/011 Switch • Great lor Travel Easy to Store 1 ,Kodak.J / . . compact power ~-• • . • . - s.;.- .,.,.... 7 •1000walls • High-sp ee lhlrfing · • Single ~OIHIIF -~ ·-i Ughtweigll(i'oOcleln design Model Cl -5 •. · "':IORTHERN 3 HOURS OF RECORDING TIME · L 5 60 Minute Cassette / C-135- 24- '21 PI-10(Tn Pacl)- f 1233 -. Perlect TAPES It a: · Reg. '1.79 pe r Two Pack . · s 99 Modei2U7 per Two Pack · '933 " per Two Pack .. . S;; ... tow pria;d padl 111- 3111 1 ealltt ..ufnp wltll n Q Q · or. 100% wetproof . . Au aw.tlle. -..shlble a;ver. ~- , _ wwranty. UL listed. ...... 514 · Hoi Bruah - lor strfi'l8 · Hot Wand • ,,.. · ~cut. Hot Comb - or quid! · touch-up• • Dual Mat contr:el·· ttifla o On IOff light • Swivel cord 3 Pack Type 108 . Polacolor 2 Type 88 Polacolor 2 • • Makes <'011nS aorll everylime, just IIU tile .... . lenionala do. No ......._ bends or clamp marb.. o Removallle bf<istles ...._ ... KODAK FILM C-110 .- 24- '1" C.l~- 20' '1 " RED ·LINE HEATING· PAD 99 �' - GULF . . . -..AL · . - ·STARTER VLAS.1c· . HAMBURGER RELISH 1ooz. Reg. 79' • KRAFT DELUXE ACARON I & CHEESE D_I .ER · 4~ 9e. . 14 oz. Reg. sp 9 6 PKG. FOR 9e 7 1,4 oz. Reg. •··~· · . 75 e· WELCH'S 2 Pound Reg. ~l'. 99~ . . FRENCH'S MUSTARD. 9 oz. SUGARLESS BUBBLE YUM BUBBLE KRAFT JET-PUFFED BA TT ERIES ...DURA CELL GUM 2 Pack AA $200 MARSHMALLOWS 9e . or AAA Kills fleas on dogs and cats . up to 3 IJ!Onths. • 16oz. . Reg. 64' 4· ' · ' • Pkg. of 12 ' •. w; • . trashbags BES•PAK TRASH .BAG . HARTZ .......- MOUNTAIN . '. TWIN SPRAY SHOWE~ HEAD DEGRADABlE PLASTIC 99 e . ~~x ~~~~f~ --- . s895 Value .. - -....--~HE~ . AVY · DUTY 99 -~ · ... . .. Reg. s3. k~~~~ .. 98 $2 6(t -40 piece sockets includes both metric & inch sockets!!' Forged steel. · Heavy duty storage conlalner . 1/4" & 3/8" drlve 'lor regular sockets. · VALUES TO 25' EA. , '··$)0 FOR Plus fLEA & TICK COLLARS PLASTIC .HANGERS '·'• 2 In 1 ::'· ' ' ' $127 10 ICE C-EAM CONES • ---,. Close Out!· Reg. 78' 9e 3 4 PKG • . FOR ·~ol~ · . • BAnERIES ~ Reg: 25' Ea. TM \ TEM-T . SUGAR- CONES GRAPE JELLY \{apotl'tti · - ~di ·~ · ~~ • KRAFT . CARAMELS ·- 59e - FLEA COLLARS RAI s·II\IS s109 18 oz. Reg. sl09 ' 69~ ·12 ·oz. Seedless SAUCE WITH ONION BITS ~ . Reg. 89' S~Ute - Pd B~B~Q •. Reg. 73' '18 oz. WINDEX (~--llo•i~ot~ng;: - ' ' .. 59 Reg. 79' 16 oz. BOWL CLEANE • VANISH DR ANO • . eg. sp ! 32 oz. KRAFT ·' SNOBOL ·32. oz~ .Reg. sps.. . .. Reg. s19. 95 . . 40 PIECE SOCKET SET ' ,, ,,,, , . ( l l t lt.._ · ···· ~ ·· · ·· · ' ' ' ' ' '.' ... . .. ', ' ' ' ' ' ' .' .. . . . �' - GULF . . . -..AL · . - ·STARTER VLAS.1c· . HAMBURGER RELISH 1ooz. Reg. 79' • KRAFT DELUXE ACARON I & CHEESE D_I .ER · 4~ 9e. . 14 oz. Reg. sp 9 6 PKG. FOR 9e 7 1,4 oz. Reg. •··~· · . 75 e· WELCH'S 2 Pound Reg. ~l'. 99~ . . FRENCH'S MUSTARD. 9 oz. SUGARLESS BUBBLE YUM BUBBLE KRAFT JET-PUFFED BA TT ERIES ...DURA CELL GUM 2 Pack AA $200 MARSHMALLOWS 9e . or AAA Kills fleas on dogs and cats . up to 3 IJ!Onths. • 16oz. . Reg. 64' 4· ' · ' • Pkg. of 12 ' •. w; • . trashbags BES•PAK TRASH .BAG . HARTZ .......- MOUNTAIN . '. TWIN SPRAY SHOWE~ HEAD DEGRADABlE PLASTIC 99 e . ~~x ~~~~f~ --- . s895 Value .. - -....--~HE~ . AVY · DUTY 99 -~ · ... . .. Reg. s3. k~~~~ .. 98 $2 6(t -40 piece sockets includes both metric & inch sockets!!' Forged steel. · Heavy duty storage conlalner . 1/4" & 3/8" drlve 'lor regular sockets. · VALUES TO 25' EA. , '··$)0 FOR Plus fLEA & TICK COLLARS PLASTIC .HANGERS '·'• 2 In 1 ::'· ' ' ' $127 10 ICE C-EAM CONES • ---,. Close Out!· Reg. 78' 9e 3 4 PKG • . FOR ·~ol~ · . • BAnERIES ~ Reg: 25' Ea. TM \ TEM-T . SUGAR- CONES GRAPE JELLY \{apotl'tti · - ~di ·~ · ~~ • KRAFT . CARAMELS ·- 59e - FLEA COLLARS RAI s·II\IS s109 18 oz. Reg. sl09 ' 69~ ·12 ·oz. Seedless SAUCE WITH ONION BITS ~ . Reg. 89' S~Ute - Pd B~B~Q •. Reg. 73' '18 oz. WINDEX (~--llo•i~ot~ng;: - ' ' .. 59 Reg. 79' 16 oz. BOWL CLEANE • VANISH DR ANO • . eg. sp ! 32 oz. KRAFT ·' SNOBOL ·32. oz~ .Reg. sps.. . .. Reg. s19. 95 . . 40 PIECE SOCKET SET ' ,, ,,,, , . ( l l t lt.._ · ···· ~ ·· · ·· · ' ' ' ' ' '.' ... . .. ', ' ' ' ' ' ' .' .. . . . �• PAGE SEVE ·IT'S HERE 1The New Gene~ation • of Slow Cookmg! .... ......__ CLEAR • . VISINE 0.6 oz. lh oz. 0' R . c 5 "'D Reg. 'l~ $139 . . Reg: '1 19 . ..._. ieftiOII*eS 0.6 It's aSlow Cooker LIQUIFILM 0~. • uo 1 ~0 R~g. '3" 15 mi. $2 88 Reg. '3~ I oz. . $1·99 Roaster 7 PIECE saT. cAPACITY • ' .! Gflus ..• AGrill l~.:~. ,~ Gr u! IOf tOQI , t o:rg t rs on HEAT TV DINNERS • BAKE POTATOES, o HEAT BREADED CHICKEN FRENCH FRIES PLUS DOZENS OF o 'THER CONVENIENCE FOODS . . • 0 lht ~~:~1. st:irJ!t Nont'SI •Ck h·•.J: ,q .· bast' . •,,, .~ 24.95 Value 1 DROP *101 Dlf EYES' $119 - ' 'Plus~ .. ABig Oblong-shaped • For professional-style pizza at hofTle. · ·~=~~; ·.. A.C. EYE c;. 36727 .-----, FtozetLReadymix.Orsaalch St.'Its .YISINt TEARS NO. LIST PRICE '44.95 Want to brew MIRRO 11" ELECTR_IC· ILVERSTONE SKI ....,_ REG._ the best cup s34,99 VALUES of coffee you . TO 32.99 -ever tasted? . REPLACEMENT • 5 PREFLEX STERILE ____ _ -__ .... . ---·" , ,. . , ~- l l t t -r · ·-··--·· ---·· ..-·· ...-.. . . ... ....... . ........,.. -""-'.-.........···--··· •0101"1'· - - - •• ~u · · MUUI ' ..__. CLEANING SOLUTION ' · ~- --~--·· "'ll•l·- ..... fC.filoCIIJ_, BAUsat LOMB ·E NzyMATIC Reg. s3 39 45 ml SALINE SOLUTION (Box . 24l ~- ··-· ••fii'O ••.o:: · ...- •w· ..- ... . , YOU'VE GOT IT...with .SOFJ_IfiS . $239 $488 Reg. '6" ·Your Choice! MR..C~FEE . ALMOND OR POLISHED ALUMINUM Generous II " square pan. with an ex tra high dome cover , holds roasts, fowl. ham or other family fav or ites. Made of thick , even heati ng aluminum . 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SilverStone surface is the most durable .,.,.stfck surface ever develoPed by OuPQ111. It offers imprDved scratch resistance and superior releast> qualities over other non-slick surfaces. That means foods refuse to stick. making c lean.up· a breeze. - oeo or ------- moillurizes cle•llleS AUTOMATIC COOKER ::r; ~ · MURI·NE 'uwllf: ............ PLUS ELECTRIC ,.11 PIZZA ' 11 · "Removes 19 ...... WEST BEND · Reclneu" e- • ~ •e secrel? Mr. Collee's own palenled brewing process heals lhe waler to just the nghl lemReralure . .nbt boiling . Takes JuSIIhe righJ lenglh ol lime lo brew. And our own special filler sees lo itlhat only lne besl character ol your tavori)~ 1 ;. ·~nd of collee comes lhrough. . R~G. '34.95 ,_ '-2 ' . . ._ ' ~'---' •' • · ~, · · . 99 $2 99 . . 4 QUART ICE· CREAM M.AKER healthy to eat and has less calotie~s I than most sl ote ·boughltteats . Covet flips ovet lot setving. 12 L-~~~~--~~--~--~~--· . 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VICKS .. 3 OUNCE A.R.M: 18 OUNCE • .. · SCOPE MOUTHWASH . · • 1h OUNCE · lOO's . ) VICKS 6.4 OUNCE Reg. 1 1.59 �., at POMEROY-MIDDLEPOHT, OHIO . • • e VOL 31 NO. 56 .' . --.: ' . """enttne WEDNESDAY~ JULY 2, 1980· F.IFTEEN CENTS President moves toward tax cut WASlliNGTON (AP) - President Carter, _caught in a congressional frenzy for an election-year tax cut, is moving reluctantly toward supporting a 1981 tax reduction. The , biggest question now appears to be when. iax cut) at this time." Political pressure for a tax cut began to build on Democrats last ·week when Ronald Reagan, the likely GOP presidential nominee; proposed a $36 billion cut effective Jan. I and Senate Rep11blicans tried to attach it to pending legislation. To head orr a stampede of jittery Democrats in support of the GOP plan, Senate DemO<;ratie leaders promised. to proP<ise their own tax cut by Sept. 3. The pledge· caught House Democrats and th& White House by surprise and 11rompted a frantic Jumbo Roll Ol.' I • When you use refund certificate from · our display Our Low Price Four 3Packs $199 Refund-in ll}ail fiomGillette · · $l~o .. .•. ' early as during this month's congressional recess. White House press secretary Jody Powell confirmed Tuesday that Carter is studying the extent and timing . of a tax cut, but he said the president remains concerned about ·:the ability to produce a reasonable and responsible product before-the el4:ction.'' ' Powell said Carter still prefers to delay action until after the election. Asked Monday if ~e had changed his mind on a tax cut.thiS year, Car· ter replied, "No, 1 don't think so." ~Shampoo IOIMIL DIY 0 OILY ' 99 4 all of our "There's no question In minds that there will be a tax cut in 1981," House Speaker Thomas. P. . O'Neill Jr. said Tuesday after he and other Democratic leaders conferred with Carter. O'Neill !l9id the main question is whether to enact the cut before or af· ter the, November elections. l!ow~ver, he conceded that r artor ·50 OL 6.4 , reassessment of .administration economic policies and the impact of a tax cut on inflation and the deepening recession. At the White ijouse meeting Tuesday, Carter and the Democratic leaders agreed to hold discussions on a tax cut, similar to sessions last March that produced a call for a 'balanced 1981 budget as a way to combat inflation . Ironically, the 'new pllsh for cutting taxes is considered almoSt certain to doom already fading hopes for balancing the budget for the first time in 12 years. O'Neill said the House Ways and Mean~ Commiltec will begi n · for .. aOuncin'aldlehcNWllc* From die A.noclatecl Pretll DIAL · BATH . F.ACIAL TISSUES • DETERGE .. ~ Box of 200 . Gallon Size City worker strike coniin_ues Detroit struggled into its second day of a city workers strike with bus mechanics joining the walkout today and leaving more than 200,000 people without their usual means of transportation. At the same time, negotiators in New York City worked around-theclock to avert a strike that 44,000 uniformed workers have over· whelmingly autho:ized for Thursday. · And the strike involving 39,000 -workers in the nation's copper indilstry spread to a seventh company in the two-day-dd dispute. The decision by the 200 Detroit bus mechanics forced officials to pull the city's 1,600 buses off the roads early this morning.'Officials say apprOitimately 220,000 ride the buses daily. SOAP 5 oz. Bath Size >.;. • Dead mice tiJorth $95,000 $519 WILMINGTON, Del. - Three dead mice in the bottom of a bottle of syrup were worth $95,000 to a man and'his daughter who said they kept getting sick whenever they ale pancakes. Wilson Bozman, 62, of Bear, Del. , al)d his daughter, Susan, 24, of Lindenwold, N.J ., cowd not understand why they were getting nauseated by pancakes or French toast. Then Bozman noticed the dead rO!Ients in the Log Cabin syrup. . When Bozman contacted General Foods Corp. about the problem, the company offered him $100, he said. He refused that offer and a top offerof$1,500. A Superior Court jury decided TuesdaY· _that Bo;mwn and his daughter showd receive $95,000 in damages. . MIRRO 11" ELEClRIC . ' i Box of 8 BUY ONE! .GET ONE FREE~ ~\,~r:;w FILLING YOUR • PRESCRIPTIONS ' BUFF T SKIL .... Suicide victim didn't knOw 'HOLLYWOOD, Fla.- Wilen Nancy Sbarro closed her garage door, started the engine of her black Cadillac and stretched out on the front seat to die, stie probably had no inte~tion of killing her husband, son . and daughter, police say. But all four died when an air intake V!llve in the garage funneled deadly carbon monoxide g~s into t~e ~~ntral air conditioning system of the neat, new home. · And police say that jealousy - perhaps sparked by nude photographs of Mrs. Sbarro's daughter found in the wallet of her second husband - is the only motive they have to work with. Police believe Mrs. Sbarro, 38, meant to conunit suicide. The deaths of Jack SbaiTo, 41, and her children from a previous marriage, Delj:tta Maynes, 18, and Brian Maynes, 14, have been classified as accidental. ' 1 29.95 Value FRUTH PHARMACY ,.,... ALLITGIEI IP£17 DAYI -. 111 IIXTH AVE. HUNTINGTON, W. YA. . "THE EVERYTHING STORE" .. ..,1 MCUON AVI. ..;!~ !;.!:'.!!;.... ,_.- P' I&IANTiW. VA. --·-- . . .~ WliSON PillE 8" . . . . OMIO AWHII Utilities can't afford to switch WASHINGTO - The No. 2 federal energy official says electric utilities cannot afford, on their own, to switch from oil and natural gas to~oal despite federal orders to make the change. John C. Sawhill, deputy secretary of energy, told the National Coal Association Tuesday that the coal industry should supporta Senate bill , to provide some $4 billion in federal aid for .the conversion of pOwerplants to coal-burning boilers. . West Virginia's Gov. John D. Rockefeller IV also urged the coal Industry to accept the Senate bill and work to improve it in the House, 'rathent\l!n to reject what may be its best chance for t,hat type of tegistatioil. ,. ) t •· Weathet forecast, . Lows toriight in mid to upper 60s. Highs Thursday in low 80s. Chan-' ce of rain 30 percent tonight and 50 percent Thursday, Light and · variable winds tonight. · i .I ' . EXTENDED roRECAST . Frldlly lbroagll Suuday: W.arm lllrougll the period wldl a chance ol abowen aDd thunderstorms each day. Highs In the 80s and lows·ln thdOi. .. ...-:~--__,·,, -- _, But 'powell told reporters Tu~sday ,' "We've obviously been looking at what a 1981 tax cut, if advisable, would look like." While several repj)rts indicate the admij:listration's mid-year economic and budget review will forecast a tossible $25 billion· tax cut jn 1981, Powell declared that "absolutely no decisions· have been made" about the tjming, size or iorm of a reduc· tion. One official, who asked not to be identified, said the adrninistr·ati<on·is---1; concerned that if it makes an early ·• commitment to a tax cut and the Organization of PetroleWT) ExCtJuntrics ' 1gocs bonkers ·- EVERYTlliNG'S COMING UP TOMATOES The 1980. crop of tomatoes is expected to be one of the cinnatl, begin next week from the Hill Brothers farm operations in the Letart Bottoms. Crystal Hill, grand- skyroclketiing, "we could be - pow! - right up to 18 to 20 percent inflation again." daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hill, shows the ~ny tomatoes which are · on the vines and neanng Crystal will be a fourth earlv grader fall and loves being a part of the tomato season. • House .adopts allste:rity plan '- Columbus,Ohio (AP) - The Ohio legislation - that saw the Senate liquor prices, the effort sho~d made cars from the exemption. House has adjourned indefinitely afabruptly adjourn Monday_. reduce the deficit to $14 million, said Shoemaker's prison-related ter adopting a budget austerity Senate President Oliver Ocasek, Rep. Myrl H. ·Shoemaker, 0- proposal .was identical to a Housepackage that also aims to breathe 0-Akron, has tentatively scheduled Bourneville, who sponsored the passed bill he offered, but which the new life 'into the recession· a session for July 18 to resume work measure. Senate left pending in its rush to adsuffocated auto industry. on the budget measure and other key ' Republicans argued that the cuts journ. It would rely on funds that B.ut the measure bears little issues. House Speaker Vernal G. Rif. were not deep enough and forecast a cowd not be used to help solve the resemblance to the budget bill which fe Jr .• D-New Boston, has set no date financial crisis at year's end. Rep. budget problem for plannirig a 1,000- · the Senate originally sent to the for representatives to r,eturn. Cliff Skeen, 0-Akron, won approval inmate prison in Chillicothe and four lower chamber. Besides including a The bill re presents the by a 43-35 vote of an amendment to 500-prisoner facilities in Dayton, plan for stimulating new car sales ,. Legislature's part of a financial. stimulate the sagging auto industry Cincinnati, and northeast and normajority Democrats rewrote the game plan developed with Gov: by giving a 50 percent sales tax thwest Ohio. measure to inClude $2.1 million for Janies A. Rhodes to offset a projec- break to new cilr buyers. Consumers An attempt by Rep. Edward J. . planning new state prisons. · · ~ 11!<1 $266 million defiCit in the state's would pay an auto !13les tax of 2 cen- Orlett, D-Dayton, to delete The House by a 72-11 vote on ts on the dollar instead of 4 cents ChilliC\llhe from the prison plan for budget. . Tuesday sen~ the- bill back to the 1.t inclljdes a reappropriation · of .during the two-month life of the "economic, dollars and cents ' Senate for concurrence in amend- unspent funds from the fiscal year exemption, he said. reasons" failed by a 61-l!ll vote. ments. However, a conference com- 'which ended June 30, a shift in Although Skeen said the tax break Orlett argued without sucCess ,that mittee is expected to be appointed to unused auxiliary services unem- would apply to foreig1Hll8de as well die reception center, which · is work out a compromise package. ployment funds and a bookeeping as Amef1can cars, Rep. David Kar- designed to comply with a federal !!'he House vote \vas the latest change in certifying pension funds. mol, R-Toledo, 'disagreed. He said court order closing the old Ohio chapter in a continuing dispute betWhen combined _with Rhodes' 3 restrictive language in the Bflend-, · Penitentiary in Columbus, should be ween leaders of both chambers percent cut in spending by state ment, similar to one he had planned' located in central instead of apparently over · court rules agencies and a S percent boost · in to propose, effectively bars foreign- southern Ohio. ·• pprove student transfer _a rrangem_ents BY KATIE CROW ahead with the revovatlon of the Arrangements have been comjunior high building, first floor and pleted for students to attend classes south half of the second floof. The in the former Pomeroy Junior High renovation will be completed for School Building according to Manclasses in September. nipg Webster, chairman of the Layh said an architect was Meigs County Board of Mental working on the second stage of the Retardation. schematic design Qfthe new building and that the job showd be ready to Webster presented a detailed review of the situation Tuesday to bid by September. Meigs County Commissioners. INSURA.CEDISCUSSION . The building has been leased · by Also meeting with the commission • the Board of Mental Retardation were-Bill Childs and John Musser, of from the Meigs LoCal Board of . Downing-childs lnslirance Co. . Education. It will be used for in· Childs and Musser discussed instruction for the mentally retarded suranCe coverage on the MultiPurpose Health facility including its until'a new structure is built in the contents and liability for the comvillage of Syracuse. Chris Layh, mental retardation missioners. The insurance premiwn administrator. meeting with the is $4,379 annually. The board· apboard , discussed operating costs of proved the three year policy. the mental retardation program for .A letter from the O'bio Department the 1980-81 school year. · of Liquor Control was read by Mary Conunissioners agreed to go Hobstetter, clerk. The letter con- cerned an appUcation that bad been made by Carol Jean Oiler and Clarence Williams, DBA, Candelight Inn, 313 SR 1, Middleport, Salisbury Township, for a W liquor permit. Conunissioners request residents of the area voice their opiition before the ooard (conunissioners) make a decision on the request. · Bob Bailey, EMS ~oordinator, discussed discussed emergency telephone service for persons'living in the outlying areas of the county. Bailey and the commissioners will attend a PUCO.hearing to be held on July 10, at 10 a.m. at the Shade Grange Hall pertaining to exteri!ling free telephone service frcrri : the Shade area to the Pomeroy ex· change. BIDS RECEIVED Four bids were received on the sale of the county's ().7 bulldazer. The.bid of Drive-Way Paving, in the amount of $10,300, wasJicceRted. Diane Smith and Cindy Pitzer, employes of the county extension office requested permission to place a sign below the EMS sign on Mulberry Heights to direct people to their offlee. The board approved the request. . In other business, commissioners approved two Animal claims, one to Bill Kennedy, Rt 4, Pcimeroy for the loss of one Holstein caU in the amount of $125 and the other to Jim Sheets, Rt. l, Rtuland, for 61 eight week old chikens in the amount of $61. Sheets requested a claim of $122. The board agreed to hire Rita J. Stout as a clerical wo~er. on the CETA program at the CAA ~ice. -Attending were Richard Jones, president, Henry 'Yells and Chester Wells, comissioners, Mary HoQ; stetter, clerk, and Martha Chambers. It's official--Young men. mu~t sign up . I ' · WASHINGTON (AP) - President Service report , which officials tater' · registration will be reqllifed on or will~ · orcethelaw. Carter is making it official: disavowed, that said the standby Ca er originally proposed near the date men tum 18. . American meri aged 19 and 20 are program would save only seven re IStering both men and women, There won't be any draft C!Jrds to being told to sign-up later this ino11th days. but Congress rejected that idea, carry in wallets - or b1Jr1t in protest. • so the government will have poten- · Twenty-year~ld men, those born · limiting it to men. That action for· Instead, young men will be asked to tial conscripts waiiing if the draft is in 1960, will register the week of July med the basis for the ,ACi.U suit, go to their nearest J)9llt office - not revived. 21. :ro avoid crowding, men born in . which contends · the program including contract offices in stores The · president was signing a January, February and March are discriminates against men.· - to fill out a form. Those forms will proclal)lation at a White House asked to register that Monday, those While youths aged 19 and 20 will be be sent to Selective Service, which ceremony today ordering the young born April through June On Tuesday, registerei:I this year, starting in will use them to form a master list, men to sign up at post offices bet- · July -through September on WedJanuary, · men born in 1962 W\11 eventually inlellded to jnclode all ween Jwy 21 and Aug. I. nesday and those born f1l OctoP&r, ·register, and . from · then on men aged.l8 to 26. Despite · itS limited scope, November and December on ThUrregistration, the first since 1975, has sday. '· · proven ooniroversial. CongresS apThe week of July 28 will fqllow' the • , proved money to run the system only same pattern for men born in 1961. after a &;mite· filibuster; opponents Officials said these day-by-day have threatened demonstrations;· schedules are ·intended only as a and the American Civil Liberties guideUne and thai individuals can Union has filed suit to block it. register anytime during the period. But the director of Selective Ser- . People who don't register can be vice, Bernard Rostker, emphasized subject tO five years in prison or a .' Tuesday that only standby $10,Q09 line and officials say they~ WASHINGTON (AP) ..: Saturday govenunent$500 million: The Post Office Committee then registration is involved for now, and mail, mce cons[dered a prime went even further, votiJig to'require that action by, Congress •would be target of · congressional budget· necessary before conscription could cutters, appears to have escaped the the U.S. Postal Service, a qliasi· take place. · . ' NO PAPER ax and may end . Up even more independent ageqcy, to continue six- · No Sentinel will be printed . dl!y-a-week deliveries, · Registration is necessary, he ad· 'secure than before. ded, becaqse there would not be Friday jn order th~t plo.y~s to a J947 The House Post Office and Civil . That on!e'r was enough tirr~ in the event of a may observe lndepe ence Day. Service Conunittee refused Tuesday million savings bill the committee national ·emergency to conduct PubllcatioJ!.---Wtl resume as to comply '!"ith a ijouse Budget Com- approved in response to a registration. But opponents · of • I,ISual Sunday. mittee plan to scrap inoney lor · congressional mandate that it cut <Continued on paQe 1~) 1cgi~tration have - not~d a Selective Saturday mail as a way to save the . ·s aturday mail escape~ cutters attached ,. ' � 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 07. July 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. 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