https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1fdd4c40beec274b4f61ae2c9836e877.pdf 460c4f090b171871fb45b03ca15604ce PDF Text Text • •. 12 ·- The Daily Sentill€1, Middlcporl -l'!!lll\'ror. U.. Thursda y. June :1.• 19i H Malpractice has another side too By GREGORY GORDON CHICAGO 1 UPI) - Dr. Leonard Berlin was hurt by two medical malpractice suits - once when his insurance company settled a case without his perm1ssion in order to save legal costs. He wasn 'I going to let it happen again . Berlin, a radiologJsl fr om suburban Skokie , went to his lawyer in September when Mrs. Harriet Nathan of Wilmette, Ill ., filed a $250,000 ma lpractic~ suit against hirn and another doctor because they !ailed to diagnose her fractured fin ger on the first X-ray. Berhn fl ied a countersUit asking $3,000 m damages from Mrs. Nathan and her attorneys on grounds her suit was fr ivolous. Mrs. Nathan's attorneys, admitting they did uut have a strong case, Uwre is some evidenc:c of malpra<"lice on the part uf somebody; No . 2,lhey will be morccarcful about the people thev name as defendants. ..·1 think it also means that juries are not going to be hestlant to rcv1ew the actions of these attorneys in fihng these cases ." Dr. Max Parrott, American Medi ca l Association presi dent, said the finding "serves notice tha t doctors intend to fight back" "llainsl legal attacks which have "no merit ei ther in law or in medicine.'' Berlin said, " I don't deny that rea l malpractice occurs, but there's been such an aiJuso ill co urt. The msurance company will tend to settle the case a nd not bother defe11ding. ·'For the fir st time, we've held a lawyer responsible for dismissed their suit. But Berlin pressed his case. filin ~ a frivolous suit and the Tu esday, il Cook Coun ty defen da nt respo nsibl e . Circ11it Court jury awarded Maybe a lawyer w1 ll think Berlin $8,000 in actual and twice next time . I expect that punitive damages .- more U1ere's going to be a lot of doctors filing counterswts." than he requested. · ' Mrs. Nathan. about 40, All parties agreed appeals inJured her little finger while probably would go at least to pla ying tennis and says it 1s the stale Supreme Court. Berlin and his attorney, "permanently disabled" and Wayne Giampietro, said that has caused pain in the side of if the ruling stand<, il could her ri ght hand . She he lp curb the soanng number annuuncL'tl she would appeal of ma !practice sui ts which the rulin~ to the lllinms ha ve sent doctor s' insurance appellate court. Kky rockeling. "I thmk what it means 1s lha l attorneys now will be mo re ca reful a bout tw o thmgs when they !lie medica l malprac ti ce cases,'' Giamp1etro said . "No. 1, they w1U be sure lI 1 I THE GLOW TOP The GOESSLER'S 1 IEWELRY STORE 1 j L--------·~.-~~ (Continued from page I) and cootinue until all frogs have jumped. This event is sponsored by the Ohio Society lor the Promotion of Bullfrogs, Inc. Saturda y activities will conclude with a Rock Dance featurin g IKON on the Elferfelds parking lot, and if rock isn't on~·s !;Isle. there will be a square dance on the Farmers Bank- parking lot. Both dances will start at 9 p. died Wednesday REEDSV ILLE - Mrs . floda B. Loll, 81, Route "!, Heedsville, died unexpectedly at her home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. !.ott was born at Heedy, W. Va ., the daugl1ter .~ the Ia te Randolph and Nancy Sutton Westfall. Mrs. t.ott had resided in Meigs County for. the greater part of her hfe. ln. Sunday wtll feature a canoe race on the Ohio River at 2 p. m. sponsored by Pomeroy Boy Seoul Troop 249, a Sky Diving exh1bition to beg in at 1 p.m. and the National Baton Twirling Contest will also begin at 1at .the Meigs Junior High School. Sunday will also feature a Flower Show from 11 :30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. a\ the Pomeroy. Motor Company. The Meigs County Historical Society will feature Heritage Sunday from noon till 5 p. m. at the Meigs Museum on Butternut Ave. This event will lea lure Surviving are a son, Oren; Tampa , Fla., six daughters, Mro. Ernest 1Dale) Sanders, Reedsv ill e; Mrs. Harry tl.illian ) "' indli0g, Carroll; Mrs . Carol Stalnaker and Mrs. June Carson, both of Greenville, S C.; Mrs. Robert ! Yvon ne) Sc hir tlingcr , Cohunbus; Mrs. Dale rHope) Logsto n, New Albany ; two brothers, Perry Westfall , Palestine , W. Va ., and Halley Westfall, Wes t Union, Va .; a stster, Mrs. Grace Balls, Sandyvllle, . W. Va .. 15 grandchildren and six grea !-grandchildren . Mrs. Lotl was preceded in death by her husband , Elisha in 1953, a daughter, three sisters, two brothers and a grandson. Funeral services will be held all p.m. Saturday at the Tuppe rs Plains Chri stian Church wilh Mr. Roy Deeter offi ciating. Burial will be in the ehurch cemetery Friends may call at the Whi le Funeral Home in Coolville after 7 this evening. The body will lie in state at the church one hour before the serv1ce. w. Queen of boats to keep on WASHINGTON tUP! ) f 8 'd Opposi tion to a spec iai G"fts I Or II es exemption for the Cincinnali,ba se d De lla Qu een from / .•;;,~ . : 1· federal fire s~1fety laws was / ... J ~~~ ·· \ voicL'tl Wednesday by the ''.,, . _ Coa st Guard. But a House eommittee \ , ·jt: chairman predicted Congress would pass legis lat ion ex tending the exemption five 5 DIAMOND more vea rs. The· steamboat, the last CUJSTEH overmghl passenger vessel of its kind on Inland waterwa ys, has hee n granted the exem ption by · Congress for the past 10 years because 1t did not meet· the fire safety sta ndards. The curren t exemption expires Nov . I, 1978, but leg islation lu1s already been introduced to extend thai to 1983. Chmrlllan Le nore Sullivan of th e lhl use Merchant Mal'in e and Fisheries Committee endorsed the mea sure, calling the vessel a "fabulous rep lica of the past." " I fi rmly believe thi s BIG DIAMOND legislation wtll be enacted w(th token opposition," Mrs. look Sullivan said at a hearing at small d iamond pnces before her committee. She sa id improvements So popular as a rmg , now al so that have been made to the avar lable as a beau!tfully mar ched e arrm -;~ ptl nda nt structure make it "as safe as ~;~nd rmg ensemble- and if her superstructure were even a l!e- tac for hrm made of stet\!," adding il was Fr'ie -dramo nd 101 <11 we rgh t "as reasonably safe ... as ca n Glow Tops avail able m be expected." 'I· Ya and one carat Oual rtv and style co mb rne Rep. M. G. 11 Gene" Snyder, to gr ve you !he rrgh t kmd R-Ky .. joined in praising the of tewnl ry .1· rne r gnr • "1 sh1p and endorsing the extenof pnc c sion legislation, although joking there have been rumo rs the Delta Queen chea ts in its aruma! Kentucky Der\ly Week rat-e with the Belle of t·.ouisville. Court St. Pomerov "We're going to have lo have fa ir races if we're going Parade Floda B. Lou BECKY LAWRENCE Becky Lawrence, Miss Ohio State Fair, will be in the parade opening the Big Bend Regatta on June 18 and stay for other activities during the three day event. The reigning Ohio Apple Queen, she will represent th e Ohw State Fair through 1976 as Miss Ohio Stale Fair. Miss La wrence, 20, of Ma rion, is a se mor in the Grant Hospital Schuol of Nursing in Columbus. Becky has been a member of the Nationa l Honor Society, International Thespian · Society, Quill and Scroll, and 4-H. News •• in Briefs proven mettle We Hold These Truths ... June 3, 1776: Upon hearing about Vlrglhla's work on a constitution, John Adams writes : "None [Is ) so competent to the task as . [George Mason) the author of the first VIrginia resolutions against the Stamp Act. ... Happy Vlrgmla, whoseconstltutton Is framed by [such a] masterly builder! ... Weal! look up to VIrginia for examples." Adams then laments the exasllt'rattng and seemingly endless task or lighting tor republican government against " the dons, the bashaws, the grandees, the patricians, the sachems, the nabobs , call them by what names you will." But It will be the ultimate decision of Congress, he concludes, " that a more equal liberty than has prevailed In other pam of the earth must be established in America." John Adams FROM PARKERSBURG - By Ross Mar kPn lie & Jeff MacNrll y/C 1976. Uniled Fea turr Syndi ca!t . MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT NOT OPEN The MEIGS INN Fri. , Sat., Sun June 4·5-6 Wall Disney 's Ph. 992-3629 SNOW WHITE& THE SEVEN DWARFS ITechnicolor) Sli lt the FA IRE ST of them ALL! Snow White. Dopey. Bashlu l. Snee zy. Sleepy . Happy , Grumpy . Doc. G Show Starts at 7 p.m. Elberfelds In Pomeroy Shop Friday 9:30 to 8 p.m. · Shop Saturday 9:30 to 5 p.m. ......., 1-·-·-.. -.-...,...__.._...__..._..-_.._....----- TWO DAY SALE! MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS Includes entire stock crew necks. dress knits ta nk tops numbers sh ir ts Sizes small , medium . large and e:.c1ra mXAS ~ES .- Souvenirs of the Big Bend Regatta are now bemg sold by the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce at $1 each. Ken Gilkey and George Arnott sold an early allotment a t the noon luncheon meeting of the larg e. Tie sales launched Big Bend Regatta souvenirs (Texas lies) are on sa le by the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce. At a meeting of the chamber Thursday at noon at the Meigs Inn George Arnott and Ken Gilkey, who are working with the chamber on .the promotion of the Regatta, June 18-19-20, displayed and sold the ties . The ties, in various colors, will sell for $1 each throlll(h the regatta. Reports included one that there are 30 entries in the Big Bend Regatta Parade that will kick-off activities. The Pl\fade will offic1ally open the weekend activities. The parade will be held on Friday, June 18 at 6 p.m. beginning in Middleport and pro cee ding through Pomeroy. Four bands indicating they will participate are Meigs High, Southern High , Eastern · High and Kyger Creek. Expenses and income from advertising were reviewed. ·Men's 2.95 Shirts, Sale .............. 2.06 Men's 3.50 Shirts, Sale ............... 2.46 Men's 3.95 Shirts, Sale ............... 2.76 Men's 4.95 Shits, Sale ................ 3.46 Men's 5.95 Shirts, Sale .............. 4.16 Men's 6.95 Shirts, Sale............... 4.86 Men's. 7.95 Shirts, Sale .............. 5.56 Men's 8.50 Shirts, Sale .............. :5.96 Men's 8.95 Shirts, Sale ............... 6.16 Men's 9.95 Shirts, Sale............... 6.86 Men's 10.95 Shirts, Sale ............. 7.56 TWO DAY SALE MEN'S LEISURE SHIRTS By United Press International WNDON - THE CRIPPLED POUND staggered toward the end of a third week ·by selling pressure today, prompting heavy criticism of the government's economic policies. The downward spiral continued Thursday despite a "don 't panic" appeal by Chancellor of the Exchequer Denis Healey. Sterling hit a new low against the American dollar of $1.70 before rallying slightly to close at $1.71125. Its devaluation in terms of other major world currencies dropped to 41.6 per cent since December, 1971. The government, moving to deal with the problem, ordered its supporters to be in the House of Commons for the start of business Monday. · Sizes small , medium , large and extra large. 100 Jrcent polyester knits ana .. lexturi zed polyester . excell en1 seledion . WNDON iUPI) - Two British newspapers reported today 22 letters, allegedly written by Richard Nixon during the height of the Watergate crisis, suggest the former president was haVJng affair with a diplomat's wife while in office. The stories in The·Times of l.ondon and the Lon~on Daily Telegraph were similar to one published Wednesday in th e London Evening Standard. The newspape rs said literary agent Scqtt Meredith believed the 22 letters in his possession are genuine. The Times quoted Meredith as saying handwriting experts who have examined the letters over the past 21,> months "regarded them as being in Mr. Nixon 's hand ." It quoted Meredith as saying the long letters were written to a beautiful woman, who loo ks younger than her age, "and leave no doubt that NOTICE Effective Saturday, June 5th We Will Start Closing At 6:00-0pen Friday Till 8:00 • MODERN SUPPLY Pomeroy, Ohio they concern an affair." It said the woman, who has a child and is married to a European dipl o mat, " admitted having a friendship with Mr. Nixon" in conversations with Meredith. Her husband later was "escorted out of the country ," he said. He sa id the " affair apparently lasted for some time, at least a year or two." Some of the Ia test letters speak of drinking too much as the result of Watergate pressures. Hospital News Holzer Medical Center (Discharges, June 2) Ka thy Adkins, Carrie Blankenship , Jean Circle, Avanell Cobb, Alta Dailey, Georgia De tty, Worthy Evans , Elwood Fairchild , Charles Ferrell, Rosa Foul, Ace Gordon, Hobert Hall, William · Hu ghes, Mabel Lancaster , Mrs. Gerald Landrum and son, Raymond Layne, Mildred Lemley, Lori Long , Bernice Meeks, Lillian Melvin, Douglas Morrison , Nannie Newsom , Paula Jane Russell, William Rutl, Belly Sexton, Dorothy Smith, Carl os Snowden, Vorba Sievers, Rosie Wagner, Ethel Walker, Arnold Watterson, r.race Weese , Cisco Williams. There is a balance of $2,004 in !he Regatta fund . Programs are being printed. "Mr . Cartoon" will appear at the Regatta at a cost of $150 plus 20 cents a mile, however, a sponsor is needed. No action was taken . ARock Band will appear on the Elberfeld's Parking Lot at a cost of $175. Admission is $1 for singles and $1.50 for couples. A square dance will be held on the Farmers Bank parking lot. The band for the square dance costs $50. Caller for the square dance will be Bob Pickett of Bedford. It was also noted that the Chamber will pay for extra hours policemen work with Chief Jef Webster and Captain Henry Werry donating their time. Athens County Mounted Posse will assist with IJ-affic during Regatta free of charge. Attending were Fred Morrow, president, Gilkey, Arnott, Mrs. Veva VanMeter, Ferman Moore, Wendell Hoover, Jack Carsey and Ted Reed . ~"~kfoj An CLEVELAND - FIRESTONE TIRE & Rubber Co. submitted a new cost-of-living proposal to representatives of the striking United Rubber Workers Union Thursday, but the union termed it unacceptable. "They brought over another cost-of-living proposal which is not acceptable," said URW negotiator Jake Miller. "We'll have another small committee meeting at 10 o'clock tomorrow and tonight we 'll do some homework and look at It again tomorrow morning. "There was a considerable amoWlt of discussion, thorough discussion, on it, but it doesn 't reach where we want to go." Letters suggest Nixon romanced A Chronicle of America 3 GALS POMEROY Rosalynn sees Brown lacking "TIGRESS" 8:30 TIL 12:30 Road improvement demanded (Continued from page 1) seeking r~lection. Seven member s Wednesday sent letters to their Democratic colleagues asking support of a resolution they will bring before the Democratic caucus June 16 that would order Hays to "s tep aside" from both chairmanships. Local news, in ·briefs TONIGHT rides which will be located behind the Pomeroy Jr. lngh , Building, and for our new river friends a chance to ride the River Ferry between Pomeroy and Mason, W. Va . Hays (Conti nued from page 1) advance payment of the corporate franchise tax to help ease the slate's penod1c cash flow problems. Most of the supplemental appropna tions would be allocated in the fi scal year beginning July 1, including $2 mJIIion to the stale Controlling Board and $5 m1llion requested to have this bill," Snyder by Gov . James A. Rhodes to help Ohio attract a "major" quipped . BOWUNG GREEN, Ohio industry to the state. The $5 m1llion appropriation was to have But Coast Guard Rea r been 11'ed to help lure Volkswagen to Ohio, but now might be 1 UP!) - The wife of Adm . William M Benkert used to attract Japanese automotive manufacturers, or even Democra ti c presidential noted that a new riverboat , help exislmg industries in the state lo expand. front runner Jinuny Carter the Mississippi Queen, a steel said Wednesday night she is paddlewheel steamboal, "\(IS confident he husband will to be ready thi s summer 11nd win the nomination on the co uld replace the Delta first ballot. Queen. Rosa lynn Carter, here to "We feel compelled to emopen an area campaign Meig s County Sheriff's Presbyterian Chu r ch phasize that the Delta Queen Depul y Randa ll Carpenter headquarters for her represents an unacceptable repor ted today four win dows husband, predicted Carter Th e Pomeroy Emergen cy degree of fire safety risk were broken ou t of the Salem Squad answer ed a ca ll to would go to the convention in Cen ter School on the north Midwest Stee l, E. Ma in St. . at beca use of the use of side New York city with 1,300 ot the buil ding . The 06 p m. Wednesday for combusllble material in its vandalism was d tscover ed by 3Charles committed delegates. Ha tfield, Pomeroy, cons tructi on and its ad- th e security patrol. School who had received a back "I'm confident my husband va~ced age," Benkert said . off icials ha ve been notifi ed injury . He was taken to will get the nomination on the Betty Blake , president of and nothing is m iss ing from Veterans Memorial Hospital first ballot in New York," she ins td e the bu tlding . The inthe Della Queen Steamboat ci dent occurr ed Wednesday where he was admitted . said . Company, countered that in nig ht She said Ca lifornia Gov. A spec tal meeting of the the firm 's 66-yea r history South ern Loca l Band Edmund Brown Jr ., a late A marr iage l 1cense was Boos ters wi ll be held al 7 30 there has never been a single issued entry in the race for the to Te rr~y Lynn sm-ith , p.m. Monday at the high passenger fatality due to fi re , 20, Rt . I, Rac ine and Rebecca school. presidential Fi nal plan s for fhe Dem ocratic colhsion or accident aboard Jane Ha rris, 17,R t 1. Racin e ci t izens band radi o r oundup nom1nation, " is an attJ-active , an ove rnight passe nger will be made and several canu.date who might be a Etta Mae Pa rsons. Rl. 2. lfems of Inter es t including leader on the national scene riverboat on the Mississippi Ra c in e, filed suit for di vor<!e ban d camp will be disc ussed . River or its tributaries. agar nst Paul Parsons , Rt . 2, All parents of band members someday but nobody knows She said the maiden voyage Ra c in e, and James R. An . and other interested persons what he can do yet. There are of the Mississippi Queen was dr ews, Hem lock Grove and are asked to be present. no similarities between sc heduled for Juiy 27 from Con~ tance R. An drews, same Brown and Carter." address ha ve f il ed for ' The new ly formed Western Cincinnati to New Orl eans, dissolution "Jimmy always worked for of ma rr iage tn Boot Citizens Band Rad10 but asked for a continued Meigs County Common Pleas Club will meel al B p.m. a living while Brown has led a exemption for the De lta Cour t. Monday at the Roush Lan · sheltered life," she said. "He ding , one mite wesf of Racine might be great. I'm not Queen anyway. elecfton day dinner w ill on Rou te 124. A sign is posted. "The Della Queen is safe," beAnserved saying anything about him Tuesda y at the Per son s interes ted in she said. "Her record spea ks Sy r acuse Mun tcipa l bui lding becoming members of fh e except there is no comparison by th e ladies of t he Syrac use to Jimmy." for itse lf." club are invi ted· At The Inn local artists presenting the history of Meigs County. Events that wlll be available all three days of the Regatta will be the Flea Market on Lynn St., ca rnival Men's 9.95 Shirts, Sale ............... 6.86 Men's 10.95 Shirts. Sale............ .7.56 Men's 11.95 Shirts, Sale ............ 8.26 . . .. Men's 12.95 Shirts. Sale ............ 8.86 .. Men's 13.95 Shirts, Sale .............9.56 AGANA , GUAM - AN AIR MANILA PLANE chartered by an American construction company crashed and exploded today on takeoff from Guam airport, killing 46 persons. Airport authorities said there were no survivm, among the 45 persons on the Lockheed Electra aircraft. The 46th victim was an unidentified local man, killed on the groWld when the plane hit his vehicle. Officials said all of the passengers on the chartered aircraft were Filipino contract workers. Nine were under oontJ-act with the U. S. Federal Aviation Authority and the rest worked for a private company. ~ Men's 14.95 Shirts, Sale ........... 10.26 Men's 15.95 Shiris, Sale .......... ..10.96 . Men's 17.00 Shirts, Sale ........... 11.66 Men's 17.98 Shirts, Sale.............12.36 M'en's 18.95 Shirts, Sale ............ 12.~ Men's 20.00 shirts, Sale ............1176 Free customer parkin.g on Second Street and at the Mechanic Street Warehouse. Elberfelds In r I " ' ,, DETROIT - AMERICANS BOUGHT MORE cars in May than in any month since the start of the Arab oil embargo and · (Cilntlnued on page 12) Highwax safety project in 5 counties planned ' 3 COLUMBUS - The Ohio Department of Transportation wlll open bids here on June 22 for a 29-part, "spot-safety" improvement ' project in Athens, Gallia, ~Hocking , Meigs and Vinton counties. . Programmed estimate for engineering and constJ-uctlon costs is $180,000. ProjP.ct is 90 ,percent federally·funded with Roadside Obstacle Elimination Program funds under provisions of the Federal-Aid Highway ~ct of 1973. Plans include upgrading guardrail, anchor"assemblies and bridge terminal ass~blies at the approaches to : - One Ohio 13, three US 33, four US 5C, and two Ohio 56 and one Ohio 78 bridge in Athens County . - Four Ohio 7 and one Ohio 160 bridge In Gallia County . - One US 33, three Ohio 56 and two Ohio 93 bridges in Hocking County. ' - Three Ohio 7, one US 33 and one Ohio 124 bridge In Meigs County . - Two US 50 bridges in Vinton County. Traffic will be maintained durin g c onstruction. Eslimated completion date is Del. 31. Pomeroy Chamber of Cllmmerce Thursday at the Meigs Inn . Shown displaying the ties ure 1-r, George Arnott, Bill Grueser, Jack Carsey and Ken Gilkey. SYRACUSE - Residents of the upper end of Sy racuse arc di st urbed about the hazardollS condilion of SR 1 ~ 4 that be~ins in fron t of Ura Largent's properly and goes up approximately 150 feet. The residen Is protested to town council Thursday night. The area they refer to Is sa id to be too narrow. They said il should be widened four fee t for approximately 150 fee t. Ross Norris who mel with the group said he had talked to Bob Clark, superintendent of the Meigs County Highway Department , and Gle nn Smith, dis\ricl engineer in Marietta . Norris called the area a "death IJ-ap". He said both Clark and Smith were aware of the situa lion, and that Clark had gone as far as he can in solving the problem. Mayor Herman London told the group that the Slate Highway Dept. would fix the high- money . The ma yor also said he felt il was the responsibility of the Stale to widen the road. The mayor added that with the t'OOperalion of residents and the State, and if the village had the money , they would go ahead with the project. It was suggested by Mrs. Walter Roush that caution signs be placed In the area, to which the mayor agreed. ll was also brought out that letters be directed to Clark, Smith , Ron James, State Repre~ntatlve , and SePotor Oakley Collins. And council also agreed to m•ke a direct contact with Sta te Officials. It was suggested that a petition be circulated and it was reported two accidents occurred in the area this week . Oher problems such as underpinning !J-ailers, cutting • at y e POME~OY- M IDDLEPORT, VOL XXVIII NO. 34 way but il would cost lht• village $7,000 and the villa~e does not have that kind of OHIO of wt'l:ds , and condemning of Harris place to May Street property were aired. Council agreed lhul if lots aren't cleared and cut after owners are notified they will be cited to cour t ami fined. The first reading was given an ordinance that will make College noad from the Dick 011e ~" Y · . Coun cil also agreed to enforce the ordinan ce closing the park allO p.m. except for persons there under super. vised activity . Rollie Stewart, fire chief. (Continued on page 12) Two judges announced Two judges for the 12th annual Big Bend Hega tIa parade to be held at li p.m. f'rlday, June 18. have been selec ted. They are Dale Whitt, IJOsl of the WJEH Radio program "'l'he Early Bird, " an ex perie nce d parade obse rver, and Donald Cox, law student at Ohio State University , experienced at float constr uct ion and opera lion . Whill is a resident of Rio Grande and Cox resides at Patriot, Gulli a County. The two judges and a third judge ye t to be named will be respunslble for awarding prizes in a number or classifications to be covered live by Andy Hoover of WMPO Rudlo and Point View Cuble TV wi th Paul Gerard . Entries in the parade are still open and persons lnteresli!d should contact the Pomeroy Chamber of Co mm er ce office In the Courthouse , Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 or by calllng 992-:iOOti or George, 992-5794. en tine PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1976 UnemploYment rate at7.3% . BY SARAH FRITZ WASHINGTON (UP!) Unemployment among American workers declined slightly to 7.3 per cent in May and the number of persons holding jobs reached a record 87.7 million, the Labor · Department reported today . It was the eighth consecutive month without an increase In the jobless rate, the Labor Department said. Not since 1973, just prior to the recession, has unemployment shown no increase over an eight-month period. The number of persons who work hit a record peak for the fourth straight month, climbing by 300,000 to 87.7 million in May . Women benefited most by the improvement. Joblessness was down from 7.5 per cent in Apr<! and showed a signifi ca nt reduction from the recession peak of 8.9 per cent set last May. There has been no incrrase in. unemployment manufacturing employment. Nonfarm payroll employment would have risen by about 150,000 had it not been for strikes. Unemployment fell by about 180,000 to 6.9 million in May , a reduction that occurred almost entirely among Women . Increased employment for women was explained primarily by an expansion of jobs In the service Industries .and govenment the ·since last September. The nwnber of employed persons has increased by 3.6 million since the recession low, but joblessness has shown substantially less improvement. There are now 1.4 million fewer unemployed persons than the recession peak last May . Strikes had a heavy impact on May's employment picture . A 41Hlay-old walkout by 60,000 rubber workers\ ca1!.11Cd a slight decline in IJ-aditionally female jobs. JobleSsness among women dropped from 7.3 per cent to 6.B per cent, reflecting a co ntinuing Improvement among femal e house hold hea ds. Une mplo yment meanwhlle rose slig htly among men. Teen-age unemployment dropped to 18.5 per cent and joblessness 1among blacks fell to 12.2 per cent. While the average duration of unemployment declined significantly to 15 weeks, there was a strong lncroase In the number of persons working purttime for economic reas ons . The number of partially employed . persons rose 130,000 to 3.4 million. The civilian labor force held steady at 94.6 million In May. Over the year, the labor force has Increased by 1.8 million - mostly among adult women. Leg broken in .traffic'· mishap"' Douglas J. Houston, 15, Syracuse, was listed in good condition today at the Holzer Medical Center where he was admi tied following a bikHar accident at 3:10p.m. Thursday on SR 124 in Syracuse. The Gallia-Meigs Pos t State Highway Patrol said Houston rode his bike into the path of an auto operat~d by Geraldine F. Spencer, 52, Racine. The youth, who suffered a fractured leg, was thrown on to the hood of the Spencer car. The accident is still under investigation. Mark F. Schopis, 20, Colwnbus, was charged with· DWI and hit-skip following a t.raffic accident at 2: 15 a.m. Thursday on Rt. 7 eight tenths or a mile north of Gallipolis. According to the patrol, Schopis' ca~ went left of center, striking a semi headon opera ted by Larry Udall speaking on OU campus Democratic presidential hopeful U. S. Rep. Morris Udall of Arizona will speak at 2 p.m. Saturday on the main green at Ohio University., Udall 's appearance is sponsored by the Kennedy Lecture Series at Ohio University. Following his talk, Rep. Udall will play one-on-one basketball with the Bobcats' Mike Borden. Both Borden· and .Udall, a former pro player, have just one eye. Borden received headlines last winter when the Supreme Court ruled the school could not drop him from the team for his disablllty. " CHILD INJURED The three ·ye ar - old daughter of Mr . and Mrs . lee Combs, RD. Rutland, was struck by a car Thursday at 6:30 p.m. when she ran onto County Road 3 in Rutland Twp. She ran In front of a car driven by Mildred M. Swartz, .R\. 2, Pomeroy, the Meigs County Sheriff's Dept. reported. The child was.taken to Holzer Medical Center by her mother. The youngster sustained abrasions and minor contusions. Joe Copley, 23, Ceredo, W. Va. Schopis' vehicle then ran off the right side of the high. way into a ditch and flattened two signs. The impact damaged the steering on the semi causmg it to go off the roadway into two new trac tors parked at the Gallipolis Tractor Sales. Copley was taken to the Holzer Medical Center where he was treated and released for minor injuries. There was heavy damage to the semi and to Schopis' car. Ano lhe r three-vehicle accident occurred ~t · noon Thursday on Rt. 554, one tenths of a mile east of County Road 4 in Morgan · Twp. Willard A. Robinson , 55 WORK BEGINS - Work has begun on this property at Bidwell, was attempting to the foot of Mulberry Heights preparatory to the back his farm tractor pnto Rt. con struction of 48 two-bedroom apartments by Prime 554 when James L. r;innett, Builders Co. of Columbus. The 48 apartments, all electJ-Ic, 50, Londonderry, 0. swerved his truck left of center . His IJ-uck sideswiped a truck ·:;:::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:,:;::·::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:; oeprated by Edgar Robinson, FREE CLINIC 37, Crown City. There was Meigs County women are minor damage. No charge Invited to sign up at once was filed. for a free cancer clink at A final mishap occurred on PORTLAND - An elderly Veterans Memorial Rt. ·1 one mile north of the man who lived alone on Gallia-Meigs County lin e Hospital. For appointSharon Ridge near this Meigs where an unknown vehicle ments call the local cancer County community was found flipped a stone breaking the office, 992·7531 from 1 to 4 dead Thursday, his body p.m., or In the evening•, windshield on a ca r operated · horribly mangled. . by Shelly A. Jarrel, 39, Jan Judge, 992·5832. Elmer Owen Hall, 64 , Cheshire. ;:;::::::·::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::;:;:;:;:: authorities believe, died late Monday. His body was in a chair in the living room of his ::'(·:·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·::::::.:::::::.:·:·:::.:::·:·:·:·:::::.:::·:·:::: :·:·:::·:·:·:·:::·:·:·:':·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:···:·:·:·:':·:·:':\~: modest abode that stands on top of a high hill. Although authoriti es desired to have an autopsy made of the remains this was not done because of the generally poor condition of ;:;: DEXTER - You liave heard it said that if you went to :::; the body. It was surmised the :~;~ the end of the ralnbew, you would find a pot of gold there. ~:;; victim died of natural c;auses, ;:;; The first person who started that saying thought he was ;';: then was attacked by his own ~;~; telling the IJ-uth because he thought nobody could do so. ;~;~ dogs. ;:;: I know of two people, however , who have been there. ';!; The body was discovered ;:;: It happened 011 an April afternoon in 1902 or 1903 thal :;:; by the Rev. Steve Wilson of :~:~ my father and I were returning from a IJ-ip to the farther ::~: Racine who each week took :::: end of the farm when a brief shower hit the area around ::;~ Mr. Hall, unmarried, to town ;:;: our house, but it merely "sprinkled" where we were. :;:; to purchase personal needs. ::;: Shortly after it ended, and we were even with our :;:; When Mr. Hall did not arrive ;:;: henhouse, a brilliant rainbow fl ashed across the sky and ;:;;· at the designated mee ting ;:;: its end came down the side of the henhouse to within three :;:; place Thursday , Rev. Wilson ;:;: or four feet of our feel. ';!; climbed the three-(luarters of ;::: But there was no pot of gold there! My father jokingly .::: said that was because we had not gone to the fool of the : ~:: ;:;: rainbow : it had come to us, instead. ;:;: ;~;~ I had !o(gotten about the incident until a short time { 50TH CALL TAKEN ';!; ago when I ' aw an article in a religious magazine saying _::; The Pomeroy Fire Dept. :::: that the rainbow was a covenant between God and .;:; answered a ca ll to the mankind . . . :~ Charles Smith residence at ;::: Then the illcidenl of some 70 years agn fla c<hed upon :;!; Wolfpen at 7: 43a.m. today. A ;:;: Memory's Wall as quickly, and almost as vividly, as the :;:; fuel oil stove had ca ught fire . :::; Damages were minor. It was { rainbow had so long ago. the 50th call of the year to the will be contained in three separate structures and are expected to be completed In September or October . Teaford Realty of Pomeroy was instrumental In securing the land for the Clllumbus firm . Mangled body found I :~ ~;;;~~= I r r /:,:::::::::::::::::::·::::::.::·:::::·: :':':'t ::::::::::::::::::.::::::::::::::::::::::::.:::::::::::.::::::;:::: ::::-: : : : : : .: : .:-: ?.~: <U!p~rlmen l " a mile around the hillside to the Hall home, and notified authorities after' finding the body. Deputy sheriffs Steve Harlenbach and nandall Carpenter were on the scene along with several members of the Racine Emergency Squad and staff members oi the Ewing Funeral Home who carried the body down the long path to the road where vehicles waited. A brother, Clifford Hall , who lives lit Rt. I, Portland, told officials that Mr . Hall had las t been seen a bout 4:30 or 5 p.m. Monday . The son of the late Hoadley Owen and Dosha Alice Wayne Hall, Mr. Hall was also precede<\ in death by a brothe r , Clarence, and a sister, Verm er. Surviving besides his brother, Clifford, are a sister, Mrs. Dorothy Redway of Lambersvllle, Mich ., four nephews, and three nieces. Graveside rites were conducted at 10:30 a.m. this morning at the Bethlehem Baptist Cemetery by the Rev. Steve Wilson . Two precincts are changed Dorothy Johnston, of the Meigs County Board of Elections, announced today two major precinct changes PHILADELPHIA, June 4 in the county. One is the Pomeroy Fourth - t:ongrcss adopled a Ward where voting was In the resolullon recommending DAY Hall. Fourth ward wlll that the colonies equip now vote at the General their mlltlla with "arms, Telephone office building on accoutrements and camp West Main Street. The other kettles. '' Prtsldcnt John is letart precinct which will Hancock appealed to the vote at the old building known culonles to hurry the . as the " Town Hall" in East raising of militia for Letart. Canadian service and the Deadline for absentee creallon of a "flying voting will be Saturday, June camp" strike Ioree. 5, at 12 noon , Mrs. Johnston ;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:,:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::·:::::::::·:::::::::::::·::: said. ;:;:;:::;:;:;.;';:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::;::::: Dateline 1776 �.... 3- The Daily Sentmel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 Frtdav June 4 !976 r 2- The Daily Sent mel Mtddleport Pun eroy 0 t) tday June 4 1976 Yes vote urged on Issue 2 Hays under more siege \wASHING l'ON UP! llep Wayne Havs dertston to resign onlv one Of htS WO comm !lee cha rmansl ps becatL~e of the Ebzabeth Ray :;ex scandal fatled to curb demands that he gtve up Ins secpnd 1111portant post The Ohto Democrat agreed rhur s<~t y to have a temp oPar v chatrman repla ce htm on th e Democratic Congresstonal Campatgn Commtllet' until the charge agamst me has been resolved But he tgnored requesls tc qutl hts more tmportanl post as head of the House Admmtslratton Commtttee whtch oversees the housekeepmg chores or the House mcludmg the many perqutstles that mean money and comfort for the members Sl " n ' II UM. J>u 1 K 1 1I H l t<~ ve s: td lhl) ~til ask parh ta u tL'i th s 1 Hill a h Sl rtp Jla vs f the admtr stratton < h tt r n n slup \ H 11 s stepp< 1 d >wn Iron Ius < n p u~n t omn tlt ee pt s1L un 1s U1e House Elh cs Com n li tre ~ eg an nves 1~a t mg Mtss Rav s charge that Ha vs put l>er on a subcommittee payroll ' $t4 000 1 vear solely to ser\ e as hts n tslress Hays adnu ts hev had a long affatr before Ius Apnl marnage but denies he htred her for ll at purpo!;e Chatrman John Flynt DGa satd the mvesltgallon wtll nut nccessartly be confmed t 1 allegaltons made agamst anv one person Thts tndtcated the panel mtght look mto rumored sexual escapades of other members 1 11tere IS no wa y he C"dn of Congress sattsfyt the membershtp Flvnt satd staff Wtlhout steppmg down from mvesttgators would mwmew both satd , House prmctpals and wttne sses Democrattc leader Thomas mcludmg Hays for at least 0 Netll of Massachusetts a week before the I don t ll mk the member cormmttee Itself takes tes shtp ts sahsfted wtth Hays ltmonv steppmg astde from one area Informed sources ~atd that and •ot the other satd Rep the Justice Department ts Dan Rostenkowskt D nt constdermg a ctvtl sutl i o 1 he Metgs County Rat! Service Comnu ttee George Arno tt chatrman today urged area rcstdents to vote yes on statewtde Issue 2 tn the June 8 prtmary election Iss ue 2 ts a proposed amendment to the Oh10 Cons htutl on whi ch would allow the state and local ~ o ve rnm e nt s to provtde subs1d1es and other assistance to federally sponsored railroad corporahons The fr ll for Mtss Hav"" la t v U1 lu lht ~ alse ( lalins At! II• guvct """ >I <ould c lletl a $2 oc•l IM'Il<l lty a nd luublt m ltnn lv for <J r ' 1 II• I ~ vt r m e 1t 1 gt I ss .r tl t charges were p oved But Ha1s sad Mtss Hav s harge I as ve t t > be substantiated by credible ev t der< e an d I c w 11 I< ht n t x on e rd e d w tnVL>sltga tors I ave all the Re~an ra e ~~ He satd I e would ask the campatgn com 11 ttee to elect J tempt rary cha rman rex Wednesday Hays sa1d he also wtll call a rneetmg of the adn tnl stratt on panel to dtscuss wllh them any questions concern ng my role hloops retreats as cht:t trman As chatrman of the campatgn comm1ttee Ha ys would ha ve been s gmng campatgn chec ks for Democrats seekmg electton lo the House House Rep ubi can Wl1p Robert Mtchel of llhn s mtroduced a resolut on to str1p the adm mstratton panel of much of ls po~ers and return Uem o the House as a whole Worm diggers earning more Bloudworm dtggers were earmng a half cent more a worm todav followmg a two week slrtke but other walkouts affected fields from <oal mmmg to medtcme and construction to publtshmg Some 1 600 members of a Plumbers and Steamfttte" local struck the HIO-square j!llle Hanford reservatiOn "ear Rtwland Wash Thursday haltmg $1 btlhon m constructiOn They JOtned 2 1100 stnking members of the Hanford Atom1c Metal Trades Counetl who have been pteketmg Westmghouse BattelleNorthwesl AtlantiC Rtehfteld and Umted Nuclear lnduslrtes for about a month A strtke by 5 500 Alameda County employes m the East Bav area of Oakland Cahf forced curtatlment of elective surgery at two huspttals and sorve patients were lransferred when about two thtrds of the nurses at Htghland Hosptlal dtd not rep<rt for work Some Welfare Deparhllen and Health Department offices have been closed by the stnke "htch began Wednesday but most other countv services ~ere unaffected Some 6 500 Southern lllmots coal mmers were off the JOb today m a spreadmg wtldcat walkout tnggered by the fir ng of one mmer who supposedly cursed the mme manager Thomas Shoemake Herrtn m a subdistriCt board mem ber of the UMW m !Ulnols Mtd he had met With mmers and was to meet wtth them agam toda) m efforls to end the walkout A boss cussmg a miner or a mmer cussmg a boss ts nothmg new m the mmmg Industry or any other Industry for that matter he !llld Mmers returned to work for two coal eompames near Charleston W Va after a federal court JUdge suspended flve-<la v sentences companv Imposed on 18 mmers for Elsewl ere New York Uty crtmtnal contempt One offtc als sougl t to ave1 t mmer rematned m Jail slrtkes II at cuull trtpple 70 becau." federal offiCials saul hospllals In II e n etropolta1 he wa s sought as bemg AWOl area and Trans W rid from the Anny Atrlmcs faced the threat of Rloodworm dtgger s Saturdav walkout b1 fl ghl resumed dtggmg tn the Udal altendants flats on the coast of Mame Reno Nev roofers struck Thursdav endmg a two-week to support de nands for a fl(''>' strtke m whtch they wm a contract half cent per worm pay Rut m ne ghbormg San mcrease Franetsco both stdes m a 53 The Ne1t spa per Gutld dav strtke of bus drtvers m struck Tm e Inc pubhcattons the Gulden Ga te Rr dge Thursdav and set up ptcket dislrtc were opt mtst1 c tt a £J lines at the Ttme ltfe settlement could be reached Butldmg m Ne1> York Ctty soon The walkout nvolves emplo) es of Time People TAFT VOTES Sports Illustrated Fortune WASHINGTON UPI) and Money magazmes and Sen John Glenn D-Oh o Tune-ltfe Books JOined 50 other Democrats 1 mgenng stnkes plagued and Sen Robert Taft Jr R four maJor tlremakers Ohto voted along wtth 15 Firestone Goodyear B F fellow Repubhcans Thursday Goodrtch and Umroyal and m helpmg the Senate luml the Anheuser Busch brew ng debate on a key amendment to ma)or antitrust law reform legtslatwn The vote was 67 22 LOTIERY WINNERS This week s winning r---------, numbers The Da1ly Sentinel Three-dlglt number 345 (three-four five I DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF Four-dlglt number MEIGS MASON AREA 8855 (six slx five-five) CHESTER l TANNEH LL Exec Ed Five digit number ROBERT HOEFLICH 095118 1zero-nine llve-slx C•ty Ed tor Pub shed da y exce pt elghli Sa urdey by Th e Oh o Slx dlglt number Va l e y P u b! sh n g Co m pan y 1 1 Cou s 753122 1seven-five threeP o m e oy Oh o 45769 one-two two) Bus n es s 0 l ce Phon e 992 7 56 Ed tor a Phon e 99 1 Splrlt of 76 winning 2 57 11umbers Second c la ss p os tag e pa d a Pomeroy Oh a Two-dlgll numbers - 73 Nat ana a dve t s ng represen a ve wa d (Ieven three 1 44 (four Gr ff h Co mpan y nc four) 7llseven one) and E\o ne & Gal l agher D v 757 Th rd Ave New York 25 1two five) N Y 10017 1 Four dlglt number Sub sc r p o n rrt e s De vc ed by carr e r wh e e 0794 1zero-seven nineava abe 75 ce n s per four! week By Moor Rou e where car er serv ce no Five digit number ava able One month 33928 (three-three nineSJ 25 By ma n Oh o and W Va One Year S2i 00 two eight) S >e mon hs $11 50 Thr ee Six digit number--59249!1 months S7 00 E sewh er e S26 00 year S x mon hs 1flve-nlne two-four nineSlJ so hree mon hs S7 so nine) Sub sc p qn pr ce n c tu d cs Sunday T mes Se n n ~t DR. LAMB TiiE CAPRIOLE the most difficult stunt for a horse ts be IUltfully executed by one of Bradd Frank s performmg horses Thts ts but one of the thnlhng new acls wtlh the gtgan!tc HolUe Bros Ctrcus com ng to the Metgs Galha area on June 16 wtth 6 and 8 p m performances at Galha County Fa rgrounds Advance tickets are bemg sold 1"" by Nelson Drugs Dutton Drugs and Vtllage Pharmacy tn Me1gs CoWJ iy Cadets' lawyer bucks the system wr- Sl POIN r N Y UP It Bu k11g I c s1st em h~s sell 1 pit td ff n lhe Army even fot a n 1hla n la11. \er tlul A 11 v ! tpl Arthur I me I himself a West Pomt grmh c r n Is mself domg so tl est: Ia vs 1 I ts role as members of the 823-member class I 1977 So far of 98 charged wttl> chea ling four I av e 'e"ilred two were recommended lor dtsmt~sal and one exonerated D o~ ne) s r ndtngs were s mtlar to what 1 mcoln and mne uti et mh ary lawyers ncluded tn a letter to H ffmann In th e letter dated Ma' 5 the nthtar) Ia• vcrs asked for an mn edt a te tnves tgatton bee a ISC tl cv satd the one f to n II rv lawyers defend II g t1 e c dets accused or el cat n ~ 1\\ o weeks a~o 1 u coin sat I Seu etar of the Army MIll H rrnann li aS hvpocr ltc I for refusu g th e n tl tat v defense lawvers a co le ny br u.s.s were request for m tmmectiate cmb rked on a cover up mvest gatton Hoffman sa1d The smd ll e 48 cadets then they should n ake thetr case acct ed 11 ere bemg smgled before I e r al boards >f ut o cut tad further adverse off ecrs a!rea ly se t up p bite ty On Tl urs Ia) he agam \1 one potnl lJncoln was cnttctzed Hoffm ann He satd ad vtsed he 1\ould be transfer hts plan for an outside stud\ re<l but that dectston was of he I onor systen b1 t1 e 1escmded c v han se<.:r etcm es of tht: Huff 1 ann turned the Army Arn 1 Navy and Atr Force I m vers down and talked of 1 ou stde panel to study the ""' \Orthless Our contcntton s an s>sten tn the fu ure I tncoln mvest g tllon after he boards 1esponded How can they Jre 0 1 er would be expect us to send our allega wo hle ss I nco ln sa td li ons through the sane All I ose who are nvolvetl s\ s e 1 we \\ant wtll be gone Tl e whole pou I tm esltgated of U e mvesttgatton s to salv tge some of the cases 1 ppeat ed Congress ma1 beat he Pe n agon to the puncl In \Vitsl mgt on Rep fhom as De wney D N Y called for a I all to the cheaung mvesttg twns untl a H use All ed Set vtces subc 11 ' ee could I old heiJru gs on he I nor sys em Foll ow ng s a I st of all Downey smd Its person I students mak ng a B or mvesllga uon at the Ac~d e m y better n a I sub eels for the mdt c ted cl eat ng IS 1 ore s xlh s x weeks grad ng per od at the Me1gs Jun or pe1vastve at l e a c~dem) Hgh School n M dd eport than nfftctals wtll admt and Seventh Grade - Conn e could nvolve as n any as 240 Ba ley Ber n ce Barrett Umted Press International PreSident Ford agam ts ustng the word tr responstble to descnbe Ronald Reagan thts ltme '"' the challenger s bnefly stated w llmgness tc send U S forces to Rhodesia I don t beheve 1t ts necessary to tnvolve Amencan troops m southern Alnca Ford told reporters at the Whtte House Thursday Any ndteatton an Amencan prestdent would send troops to sou thern Africa ts trresponsible Reagan campatgnmg for he Cahfornta GOP prestdenhal prtmary satd tn Sacramento Wednesday that the Umted States and Bnta n should be wtlllng to mediate the confltet m Rhodesta and o do thts occupatwn forces mtghl be sent m Thursday Reagan satd hts posttton was betng dtslorted poSSibly because I made the mtstake or trytng to answer I vpothettcal questiOns w th hypothetical answers I m not proposmg combat and I m not proposmg any thtng of \ that ktnd Reagan told backers m San Franctsco I am proposmg lhatlhe Umted States use tts good pos !ton to try to help two countnes or two facltons wtthm a country to resolve a problem m thetr tnternal affatrs not by tmpcsmg oh them but by offertng our help Wtth the year s last three prtmanes commg up Tuesday Reagan has been spendmg most his lliTle on Cahforn a s wmnertake-all contest but ~•ll campatgn two da" m Oh1o Ford who has completed hts Cahforma appearances stumps thts weekend m New Jersey and Ohw Hospital News amendment would also allow lax reducltons on ratlroad properly The proposed amendment would gtve Ohto authonty stmilar to that of surroundmg states tp parttctpa le tn federal rat! programs such as ConRatl and Amlrak The sobstdies can be gtven only to trail operattons sponsored by th& federal government prtvate compames would not be ehgtble The substdtes are ex tremely Important to con ltnued operatwn of rat! hnes wh ch are unprofttable but vttal to an area Arnott satd The proposed tax reducttons would be available to all rat! roads prtvate and publicly owned The goal of the tax reductions IS to encourage ratlroads to contmue terested tn ehmtnatmg any excess body fat !hay may be con lrtbultng to elevated blood pressure Keep tn mmd that the goal IS low cholesterol and lrtglycertdes and low blood pressure Clearly If a person already has a low cholesterol and low tnglyceride level and a normal or low blood pressure there s not much else that needs to be ae emnpltshed by modlfymg the diet The recommendatton to restrict egg yolks ts prtmarlly dtrected toward young Amertean men who are prone tc hear! disease Young American women are not prone to heart dtsease although I must say the m cidence of heart attacks In Amer~an women has deftmU!Iy mcreased Why' Possibly because of ctgarette <mokmg and chang~s 1n hvmg pallerns spectftcall) m re stn s~ 11s.o,; K.: ttl ed wt th more 1csp ll>lbtltt) for ' women If your daughter s blood pressure ts elevated she should hmtt her calortes so that she can keep her wetght down as lhts certamly helps control blood pressure Also your daughter should have a test for her cholesterol level If tt ts below the level assoctaled wtlh any Slgntftcant tncrease '" heart or vascular dtsease then you shouldn t complam to her about ealtng eggs One of the reasons for the general recommendation made about restrtclmg eggs for the Amertcan dtet ts that many people do not know what thetr cholesterol level IS and they don t have 1t measured often enough to warn them when tt s gettmg out or control But I would have to say thaltf a person male or female had an ac ceptably low opltmal level of serum cholesterol then how much cl olesterol was tn I s or her dtet from any source 0/ ' Marauders have significant achievement in baseball play operalt011 of the vttal yet unprofttable branches • The re slrt cttons to be removed by Issue 2 were placed tn the consUtutton m the 1800s to prevent state funds from bemg used lor rat! co nstru clton dunng a buildin g craze The restrictions have prevented Ohto from taking full ad vantage of avatlable federal fundmg The tssue whtch Involves no tax mcreases or bond tssuance ts vtlallo conbnued efftctent ratl servtce No part " of the slate IS more famlhar with the threat of rat! aband onment than southeastern Ohto The passage or Issue 2 could prevent many abandonments that threall!n us Arnott satd By GREG BAILEY Basebj!JI has been on the nunds of most of us as Metgs High School prepped for the champtonshtp games to be played at OSU I wonder how many of us reahze the slgntftcance of the fact that MHS made tt that far In the tournament thmk l)f all the AA schools m the state and how dtfftcult tt ts for a team to advance that far I was especially pleased when I heard or them capturing the ReRtonal ttUe because the fans Of the Ojlposmg U!am were needlmg our local boys about thetr rural herttage But when 1t was all over the spcrtsmanshtp and the athletic prowess of our young men qweted the mouths It was a very saltsfymg wm and the team s ac comphshments surely puts us on the map Wm or lose 1 hope the area gtves our team the homecommg 1t deserves Speaking of baseball a lot of us are devoU!d to Cm cmnalt Reds fans 1thts wrtter Included ) Wednesday Sparky commented on rhubarbs and roughness that seems to be commg back mto our national pas lime he satd he thought tt was a good thmg That really ratsed my dander 1 He satd tt was hke gomg back to the old days and that he was glad to see tt Well I m a nostalgtc person but that s JUst gomg too far The Hook (hts mckname for those of you not fam1har Wtth his practice of removmg ptlchers from the game ) satd that he thought a pttcher ought to not he puntshed for be-- :- - - ~7;rs-of op~~~~ ~;;;~;;.; ;i.~id lees !ban 3IG words Ioag (or be subject to reductloa by the editor) and mast be signed wllll llle slpee'l Ill dreu Names IDlY be wllllbeld IIJIOil pubUcat11111 However ob requelt names will be dlscloaed Letters should be Ia good lisle addreaslag Issues not personaUIIes J)~ ... ~.Fdi/h: Mental health servwes needed Dear Str Everyone of us at sometime or other m the course of our hves can beneftt from Mental Health Servtces JUSt as we can beneftt from the sen'lces of a doctor or dentiSt Just as 11 would be difftcullto have to travel 50 to 100 miles to go to a doctor or denttst so 1t IS dtfftcult and ofren tmposstble to travel the distance for Mental Health Services This ts the baste reason why we need to vote for the passage of the two wnths ( 2) of a mtll Mental Health Levy on Tuesday June 8 The passage of the levy wtll assure the contlnuatwn of the Commumty Mental Health Center located m Metgs County that wtll be able tc proVIde for example Marrtage Counseling counselmg for parents youth and chtldren diagnostic and evaluative services programs for alcohohsm and drug abuse swctde prevention and education and lrammg programs that can be utlhzed by schools churches mdustnes and CIVIC groups The great need for Mental Health SerVIces for our Commumty was deterrruned m a study made by a group l)f rest dents of Metgs Gallta and Jackson Counttes representing all walks of hie m 1964 Thts study became part of the statewtde plannmg for Mental Health Servtces m local commumttes As a result of thts effort a TrJ.county I Metgs Gallta and Jackson) Mental Health and Retardation 'ti48 Board was formed m 1969 At the present time thts Board IS offermg complete mental health sernces m Metgs Gallia and Jackson Counltes It IS to be noted that the present servtces cannot be continued In Me1gs County without the passage of the levy June 8 The cost of the levy to the property owner ts less than $1 00 per year The Metgs restdents have been pa)'lng thts tax smce November l)f 1972 It ts Important that each voter understand the purpose and need for this levy A Citizens Corrurutooe IS available and anxwus to answer or g~ve information You are urged to call 992-2192 for more mformatton The levy has receiVed endorsement from orgamzatlons wtthin the county Signed Lillian Moore Rev Wm Middleswarth and Rev Robert Baumgarner Cttizens Committee for Mental Health Levy Holzer Medical Center Comdr. McKrnney remembered (Discharges June3) Opal Barr Vtvtan Belcher Dear Str Kenneth Buckley Grace I recently had the honor to address the Rutland Collter Doy Conrad Mrs commumty on Memortal Day when thetr beautiful Memorial Charles Cox and daughU!r was dedteated tc the battle-slam of the wars In whtch America Mrs James Crace and has been engaged UnfortwtaW!y 1t was not posstble that we son Goldte ere who shared the program name every mdmdual sharmg the means Gladys Davts great effort responstble for thts tangtble proof that Rutland Kathleen Dempsey Richard CARES Franks Datsy Harden For myself! confess I was rermss upon that occaston when Heather Hargraves James I failed to advtse of the concern of the Commander of Eli Jackson Thomas Johnson Denruson Post No 467 the Amencan Legtoo Rutland that he Raymond Jones Gtlbert was unable to attend the Dedtcallon because of his well-known Ketler Brad Knotts Ralph cardiac problem Every 011e knows that Samuel A Archie Leach Herbert Leonard McKinney would have been present had he dared tbe riSk Mary Mahan Constance Most know too Archte s part m obtammg the Memortal McCam Jenmfer Meyer Rutland ts of tbe stze that ooe wtll expenence difftculty htding Rosa Mmnts Beatnce his hght under a bushel Mulhern Jenmfer Ohhnger Further tt should be known Commander McKmney Kenda Braun Kelly Brown Phthp Pedtgo Mrs Wtlltam Steve Carson Dean Colwell Rawson and daughter Shawn recently was ctred by the National Commander of the Da v d Demosky L nda Amertcan Legton for bemg an All Ttme High Post Shelby Roberts Eason Jerry F elds Kev n Roach Commander and Arclne ts ehgtble for a drawmg that may see Gibbs Brad G bson T m Charles Rowland James him personal guest among 25 of the entire Legwn of the Gore Katrena Ha e Robert Salmans Brady Sheets Boy~ Harmon Rob n Hera d Stapleton Jamee Swonger National Commander at the 1976 Seattle Nattonal Convention Jayne Hoef ch She Ia - John C Bacon Horky Jean Horton Angela Golda Terry Paulme WhtU! Houch ns Donna Hy sell Chr s ngels David Kennedy L nda Kovalchik Eddie Lester Becky Long Terry Mayes M ke M Iler Patty M lchell John Moms Steve Vote For Mental Heahh Levy- June 8, 1976 Ohl nger Angela Payne egg yolks or otherwtse really Beth Perr n Andrea R ggs lSn t that tmportant No one Terry Rowley Lori Rupe Bran Swann Cam lie should assume that hts dtelts Sw ndell llorbara Tanner nu t tmportant thought Barbara Thomas Bryan w thout knowtng del mU!ly W lcox Dar a W lcox Darla and pos tltvell tha t hts WI Iam son PROPOSED TAX LEVY E ghlh Grade - Sonya Ash cholesterol level 1s low and Tonya Ash R chard Basham A MIJorlty AHlrnwotlve Vat1 Ia Ntc~snry for PIIMge hts blood pressure ts low or R ck B rchfleld Jut e B ron R ck Blaeflnar Jack ~ormal VOTE BALLOT WITH AN "X" !Cor more mformalton on Col ema n Joy Edwards Debb e Fal cone Tim cholesterol and tnglycertdes Herdman Mark Hood Janet send 50 cen ts for The Health Hork y Jenel Kelly Cliff A lax for the JliUPOSe of proVIdmg Meigs County s sbare Roberl Ktetn Letter >umber I 2 Kenn edy for the benefit of the Gellla.Jackson Meigs Community Men Tammy McDan le Dede Cholesterol 1nglycendes Me Ewe n Ray Mowery W Hea!Vh Board for the pW!pose of providing the nee Blood Fats Atherosclerosts Barbara Murphy Joe essacy requirements of ~ Community Mental He~th ProSend a long stamped self Ou vey K" e () lvey Mark gram esl'&bllllhed fiUI'IIUant to Chapter 340 of the Ohio R&R ggs L nda Rosenbaum addressed enve lope for John Russell K m Seth vlled Oode at a rate not exceeding two.tentlbs ( 2) of a mDl mathng Address your letter Dav d Slewart Paul for each one dollar of wllration whiCh amounta to two to me m care of lhts Sturgeon Dan Thomas Kim cents tor each one buntired doll:are of valuation This 1u newspaper P 0 Box 1551 Wa rner Sean W II Mary wl1l become effective In tie current year 1976 Radt o C1ty Statton New W se Terr Yca ug rr York NV 10019 Remember that choleslerol FOR THE TAX LEVY m the II et ts not the only liTlportant fa ctor tn deU!r mw ng the level m the blood The total calone eonsumplton AGAINST THE TAX LEVY lr I " dav 111 lustory n relahon to achvtly 1really I 1 t K96 Henry Ford the poin t IS slayt g lean ) the "I 1 elc 1 Ius ftr st t •r from a utal fat and the amount of b11rk sl c. I m Dett nit and Paid tor by Cltilenl Colllinlltee For Mental Hearth Levy salutated fa t m th e d et arc drove ll •r 11 d tl e <Ia I k 11~1 alltmp 1tant too slru s ftr }1 tn•l u11 " 4 ' " " 1 " honor listing is announced SAMPLE BALLOT I " 1; By ALEX FRERE UPI Sports Writer PARIS IUPI) - BJorn Borg led the favontes mcludlng Amertcans flarold Solomon and Eddie Dtbbs mto the third round of the $210 1100 French Open tenms champtonshtps lostng only four games The Umted States now has four men m the thtrd round In addtllon to Solomoo and Dtbbs there are Vtctor Amaya and Sherwood Stewart Arthur Ashe and Brtan Gottfrtend have still to play thetr second round matches Borg the WCT champton who IS top seed here swept aside left-handed Austrtan Davts Cupper Hans Kary 6-1 6-1 6-2 on the dusty center court of Roland Garros Stadtum Solomon JOmt ftfth seed wtth Dtbbs was taken down to the wtre before elumnating Sasht Menon an Indian who trainS at USC 6-4 6-4 3-6 H 6 2 while the racquet throwmg Dtbbs ousted Germany s Hans Pohmann 6-3 7-5 6-1 I played stuptdly and he started playmg well m the mtddle satd Solomon But then I started playmg to hiS backhand and he started to hit a lot of drops shots which dldn t work The pcwer servmg Amaya defeared Germany s Hans Juergen Plotz 6-3 6-3 6-4 Stewart progressed on Wednesday Dibbs who IS qmck of oomper as he ts slow of shot threw his racquet at the umptre s chatr when he Walks fatal, Reds beaten, 5-3 HOUSTON (UP!) - For the hrsl lime m Cesar throwmg at a batters head to Cedeno s memory his brush htm back or m HOI!l!ton Astros spilt a four retahalton for a home run game sertes wtth the bemg hi t off htm Cmcmnatt Reds Was he Well I agree that that s a tmpressed ' part or baseball and I can It don l mean nothing he put up wtth It But when all satd We knew we could de our youngsters watch the this all year We JUSt needed Reds and tdohze them and Sparky then lhat s just too brash or a statement for htm to come out wtth I ve been pleased wtth the good things that have come from our Uttle League and By BilL MADDEN other programs for our young UPI Sports Writer men of tomorrow but when Although they contmue to thetr tdols start puttmg deas wheel and deal for pitching hke that mto thetr heads then help the Boston Red Sox are I can no longer remam stlent fmding they shU have one and say to a youngster Play frontlme moondsman they baseball watch the Reds can always count on-35have heroes m sports be JUSt year-old LuiS Tiant 1ke them etc Ttant the seemmgly The Hook wen t on to say ageless Cuban right-hander that when two players have stopped the latest Red Sox an argument on the fteld they tatlspm by hurling a neat should be allowed to slug tt etght-lut 8-2 vtctory over the out un ltl one of them has to Amertcan League East be earned off the fteld I like leading New York Yankees all sp01 Is and I even hke to Thursday mghl Two run parhctpate m the rough ones smgles by Cectl Cooper and such as football hockey etc Jtm Rtce keyed a six-run But when one of our maJOr second mnmg whtch provtded league coaches advocates Boston wtth only tts second that type of vtolcnce to be WID Ill SIX games perrmtled rtghtm front of our I thmk all games are yoWJgsters then 11 s ttme to speak out If such thmgs were to be perm tU!d then our htgh school programs and urnptres and all the values to be found m orgamzed baseball for our youngsrers would be for nil If you d hke to read Mator Leaague Stand ngs Sparky s comments I refer By Un ted Press Intermit onat you to the Thursda) s Sen Nat onat Leagu~ Eas tmel For some reason as of W L Pel GB today I m not qwte such an Ph lade ph a 32 12 7'17 P tsburgh 27 ~0 574 6 2 avtd Reds fan dropped h s serVI ce to fall behind 4-5 m lhe second set Match offtctal Bertte Bowron of Bntam sat unpasstvel) as themtsstle bounced back ontb the court ~dnano Panatta who won hts nattve Italian tttle on Sunda} defeated Japan s Jun Kuki 6-2 6-3 7-5 while Manuel Orantes the retgmng US Open champton recovered from a slow start to defeat fellow Sparuard Antcmo Munoz 2~ 6-3 6-4 6- New York Ch cago St Lou s Mont rea 24 27 471 11 '2 22 25 22 26 468 11 2 17 25 405 14 458 12 West c nc nnat Los Angeles San 0 ego Hous on W L 29 19 ~el 30 20 600 24 22 23 28 522 .t51 GB 604 4 7 San Fran c sea 9 32 37 3 11 AI anta 17 30 362 11 Thursdays Results Ch cago 2 New York 1 Montrea 7 P t sbu r gh 1 s Lou s 1 Ph Iadet ph a Hous on 5 C nc nnat 3 Los Ang 3 San F an 2 10 nns (On y games scheduled ) Today s Probable P tchers unportant not just this one satd Ttant when asked about the stgmflcance of hts vtetory whtch Boston Manager Darrell Johnson had lenned a must game As long as you wm 11 doesn t make any difference We know we get paid to wm and not to lose I don t feel any extra pressure I JUSl know I have to go out and beat them In the only other Amertcan League game Mtlwaukee downed Detroit 6-2 In the Natwnal League Montreal drubbed Pittsburgh 7 1 Chtcago shaded New York 21 Houston topped Cmcmnall 5 3 St Louts dumped Phtladelphla 7 I and Los Angeles edged San 1 2 2 P ttsburgh pm (Reuss 54) C nc nnat ( Nolan 3 3) Lou s (MeG othcn 5 3) pm Ch cago Hous on 8 05 at Sf B 30 R Reusche 53) (Cosgrove 1 3 8 at ~5 pm Other second-round vtctors meluded Czechoslovakia s Jtrt Hrebec who ousted Vtctor Pecct of Paraguay H 6-3 64 6-2 and Belus Pra)oux of Chtle who outlasted Byron Bertram of South Africa 6-4 New York (Seaver 4 4) at Los Ange es Hooton 4 4) 10 JO Rtcardo Cano won an all Argenttman match against Enrique Cavtgba 6-1 3-6 6-2 f>-7 6-1 In a first round match called Wednesday because of bad light two lime champton Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia came from a set down to defeat Patrtce Dommguez of France H 7~ 6-7 6-0 6-0 He dtd not lose a game afwr the resumption Bntam s Sue Barker the top women s seed had no trouble m her ftrsl-round match defeatmg Nertda Gregory of Australia 6-3 6-3 and fellow seeds Manta Redondc of the U S and Uruguay s Forella Borucellt also had slratght set wms Redondo wrapped up Elvtra Wetsenberger of Argentina 6 1 6 I and Bomcelh elunmated Marta Nasuelb of Italy 7-5 6 2 NOW OPEN oo- PI sburgh Montreat 000 010 OOQ- 50 02 102 lOx 7 15 0 Tekul ve d) Deme y Rook e (5 ) He nandez (7) and Sangu l en Stanhouse 3 1) LPRooke 62 HRs Mon r l?a Foo e (2) Ca er (4 ) Phadepha 00000000- 1 7 11 S Lou s 122 1 o 00)( 7 2 Chr stenson Schue er (3 Tw chel 4) Garber (7) Reed 8 and Boone Forsch Gre t 9 and S mmons WP Fo sch 1 LP- Chr s enson 6 2 C nc nnat 1 UG-46-0 Mator League Results By, Un ted Press Infernal onal Nat onal League Ch cago 001 000 2 6o New York 000 010 000 8o Burrs Knowles (9) Zamo a (9) and M erwald Lo ch Lockwood 8 and Grote WPBurrs 2 11 LP- Lo ch ( 271 300 000 000- 3 70 I All T mes EDTI Hous on 020 o o 20)(- 5 8 0 At ant a (Messersm th 2 5) at Alcala Eastw ck 7 Borbon Montrca Carr hers 1 Jl 8 05 (8 and Plummer D erker pm Forsch 9 and Johnson WP San D ego (Jones 0 2) at 0 erker (5 5) LP - Ai cala (5 1J pm Ph ladelph a Lonborg 8 OJ lit San Franc sco I Barr 2 4 11 05 pm Saturday s Games Ph Iadet ph a a San Francis co Atlanta a Montreat n ght San 0 ego at P tsburgh n ght C nc nnat at 51 Lou s n ght Ch cago at Houston n ght New York at Los Ange es n ght Amer can League East New York Batt more Cleveland Boston Detro M !waukee W L P<t 27 16 628 HR - C nc nna Morgan (7) 1nnmgsl San Fran 002 000 000 o- 2 8 1 Los Ang 000 010 010 - J 2 I Dresster Moff t 18 Lave e 19) and Sadek ohn Hough (8) and Ferguson WP- Hough 7 0) LP- L:.avelle (2 J (10 COn y games schedu ed Amer can League New York 200 000 000 2 8 0 Boston 060 000 02>c 8 0 Ells Mart nez 2 Pagan (5 T drow C7 and Mun son T ant (7 J and F sk LP- EI s 144 M !waukee Dero t 00 120 200 6 9 1 000 2 90 ooo 01 Travers (6 2 ) and Moor e Rober s Bare (SJ and Freehan 4 4) HR M LP - Rober s waukee Money 7 (Only games schedu ed GB 23 21 523 4 ' 2224886 20 23 465 7 Mator League Leaders 20244557 > By Umted Press Internal anal 17 23 425 a , Batting West (based on 100 at bats) W L Pet GB Nat1onat League Kansas City 27 17 614 G AB R H Pet Texas 25 19 568 2 Rob nson P 1 33 104 IS 39 37 5 Ch eago 22 20 524 4 McB Ide St L 32 126 20 46 365 M nnesota 2 23 ~77 6 Rose Cln 48 194 44 67 345 Oakland 21 27 43a a C awfrd 51 L 40 128 22 44 34A Cal fornla 2 30 -l12 9 1 Torre NY 42 114 17 39 3A 2 Thursday s Results Gr ffey c n .n 164 40 56 J.t11 Bosloo a New York 2 Boone Ph t 39 121 19 40 33 1 M !waukee 6 Detro t 2 M ner NY 33 109 18 36 330 Only games scheduled I Fos er C n •J 171 2• 56 327 Today s Probable P1tchers Cey LA 47 175 28 57 326 (All Ttmes EDT) Amencan League Cal torn a (K rkwood 1 .5 at G AS R H Pet Boston Wise 3 J 7 JO p m M nnesola (Goltz .5 2l at Batt more (Aieunder J 2) 7 30 pm Oakland !M t chel 1 31 at New York (Mav 4 2 8 p m M !waukee (Slaton 7 at Kansas C tv (Leona d 4 ) 8 30 pm CleYe and I Eckers ey 3 3 af Chicago {Gossage 3 3 9 p m Detro t CLaxton 0 J at Texas (Perry4Al 9 OSpm Saturday s Games M nnesota at Batt man~ Ca lfornia at Boston Oak and at New York Cleveland a Ch cago M tw\ at Kan C ty 2 wi night Detro at Texas n gh i: !.. Francisco 3-Z m 10 mrungs Brewers 6 Tigers 2 Don Mon ey drove home two runs wtth a ftflh mmng trtple and hts seventh homer m the seventh whtle Robm Yount added two RBis on a patr of sacnflce Illes Mtlwaukee southpaw Btll Travers 6 2 went the distant-e spacmg rune htts Expos 7 Pirates 1 Don Stanhouse pttched hts thtrd vtctory m four dectstons and helpe<\ hts own cause wtth a a P4r of run-scormg smgles as the Expos snapped a stx j!ame losmg streak Jun Dwyer and Garv Carter also had two RBis each Carter and Barry Foote had solo homers for Montreal Cardinals 7 Phlllles 1 Le Flore Del Lynn Bos Bre t KC Bos ock Min McRae KC Car y C e s aub Det Randolph NY Munson NY Pa ek KC 39 160 2S 57 356 35 130 9 46 35A 44182 28 6~ 352 JS 131 9 45 344 Bob Forsc h won hts ftrst gan1e and snapped a 13 gan e Philadelphta road wtm mg slreak wtth a seven ht l e tght strikeout performance over ctght mnmgs Stx dtlferent Cardmals bat te d tn runs whde the usual!) flawless Phtlhes committ ed four errors Cubs z Mets I Mtck Kelleher s lw<Hlut seventh mning smgle scored Larry Buttner from second base wtth th e winnmg run and sent the reclmg Mels to their lith loss m the last 13 games Ray Bums wtth ninth lnmng atd fr om two relievers won Its second game whtle Mt ckey I oltch 2 7 was tagged "tlh the loss Aslros 5 Reds 3 Jose Cruz and Cltff Johnson coaxed back-to back bases loaded walks from rookie Santo Alcala to force home the wmmng runs m the seventh mmng Alcala who lost his first maJor league game afwr five stratght wins loaded the bases on two smgles and a walk Larry D erker S.S was the winner for Houston and gave up a three run homer to Joe Morgan m the ftrst D Hlgers 3 Giants Z Btll Russell s bases loaded smgle wtth one out m the lOth gave the Dodgers thetr come from behtnd vtclory and 1fled them mto a VIrtual tte wtth the Reds m the Nl West Knuckleballer Charhe Hough cl alked up hts seventh wm w U10ut a loss hurling three 1 mmngs of httless rehef Standmgs Averages Results c cv 2 20 Wood Ch 2 25 Str keouts Nat ortal League Seav e NY 70 R cha d Hou and Men et us co SF 57 Lo ch N Y 56 N ekro A 54 Amer can Lugue Tanan a B ylc ven Ca t 9A Ryan Ca 9 NY sa Tell. 74 Hun er Gossa g e Ch 57 Sports Briefs By United Press bttcmatlonal SAN FRANCISCO t UPI ) San D1ego pttcher Randy Jones "lth a 10.2 mark for the season I hursday was named the National League s P tcher of the Month for May The left hander was also gtven the Nl Awa1 d m Aprd Dunng May Jones 26 started seven games and completed SIX wtlh one shutcut He won stx of the sey;,n wtth an ERA of I 48 Mason 9-4 winner He missed two turns In the rotauon because of a painful n ght shoulder Physically I felt real good torught There was no pain he sald later But I wasn t sharp In the first three trutmgs I was overpltching Alter I wore myself down a little I was ftne Dterker 5-5 was anything but overpowonn g as he walked seven one mtentlonaUy - and gave up seven hits But neither was the Reds unbeaten rookie nghthander hnpr esslve etther Santo Alcala c-ould not hold the early lead After Houston tied the game on a two-run single by Greg Gross and Bob Watson s RBI Infield gro111der he lost control Two Slllgtes a fielder s choice and a walk loaded the ba ses with two out and the score tied m the seventh On a J..and 1 pitch he walked Jose Cruz to force In the winrung rwt With a 3-2 count on Cliff Johnson Alcala did not get to walk another batter Manager Sparky Anderson replaced him with Rawly F..astwtck After one foul Up East wick walked In another run Two jwrlor division games played on Wednesday night Two of the three scheduled opemng games were played Wednesday mght m the Meigs Gtrls Juntor Dtvlsion Softball League At the Minersville fteld Forest Run beat Letart I andtly 22 2 TI e winning pttcher was Kelly Rought Andy Riggs led Forest Run with four singles tn four at bats Leading Lelllrt was Tina Htll with two singles Others getting hits for the wmners were Mel Dillard two smgles Jamie Stsson a trtple Usa Roush a double and two smgles Tllliln\y Smtth s homer and single Jody Grueser and Kelll e Rought a double and single apleee Teresa Grueser a home run Jena Walker and Jan Betzmg each had a smgle Letart hitters were Robin Burnem Ruth Green find Diana Rhodes each with a smgle At the New Haven held the hosls had a blg sixth lnnln~ and beat Mtddleport (BI~ J1m s Supersters ) by lhe score of 23-0 Wmnmg pitche~ was K Star T Roush led New Haven wtlh a double and three singles whtle the losers w~re led by Cmtly Crooks wtth her single The ~arne between Racine. and Peach Fqrk was called In the thtrd Inning due to rain and will be rescheduled Next Jumor League card Is Monday June 7 Forest Run at Mtddlepcrt New Haven at Letart Syracuse vs Racine at Mlnersvllle and Peach Fork vs Harrlsonvtlle (field to be set) No11mn. Noelmmlcs Just "-'Ill hllllllt Rills Beh nd a nifty two httter by wmnlng pttcher Mark Smtth Mason beat Eastern 9-4 m the opemng game of the Meigs Mason County Pony League Wednesday mght at Eastern Srn th fanned 15 Eastern batters and walked only two and chtpped m with a Houble and two smgles at the plate Kretg Sayre also had a two bagger and Bodte Davts had two smgles Rick McKlrgan Don Russell and David Camp had a stngle each Losmg pttcher Donny Spencer fanned 11 of the vtsttors but gave up seven costly walks Rusty Wtgal had both Eastern htts a double and smgle WORCESTER Mas s UPI) - A B centennial prtze of 200 stlver dollars wtll be awarded to the golfer who A thought for the day plays hts 200th shot to the American histortan Henry farthest pom t durmg the f nal Brooks satd Only on the round of the 1976 edge of the grave can man Massachusett s State Open to conclude anythtng be held at the Worcester Country Club June 28-30 , • In 1he Aru ON 'ASSIOOK ~1/tNOS per coni ytor pokl on ROQuler Pastbook Sovtngt No Minimum lnltrnt from dolo of dtllOIII to dolo of wtthdrowat lnttrttt comi)Oundtd Quortorty 5/o 1 . 41MEIGS -<!!"" BRANCH T._ Alll1111 County IIYllllll Loan Co 2N S.CIOitd ltv r,.mo,...;, Qhle AIIAccounlslnaured 1.40 IICIOby FSLtC II in pony league SACRAMENTO Caltf t UP() Wme could be sold by the glass at Cahforma ballparks and stadtums seattn g more than 40 000 under legtslahon thai passed the Assembly Thursday The measure by Assembly man Wtlhe Brown D-&n Franctsco was sent to the Sena te on a 54-4 vole It allows ssuance of licenses for sale of the wme Brown satd the btll was mtroduced spectftcally to permtt the sale of wmc at Candlesttck Park horne of the San Franctsco Gtanls who have fall en out of the perutant race m the ftrst several months of the season 1 RIDE AWAYA 13Plt.ga/lt <) '76 KIWIIIkl K%400 SPICIAL Street Bike I • Ou et our st10ke OHC 398cc eng ne • Tuned 2 nto I exha us[ system boosts mleage wh e 11 cuts costs • A beaut lu blend o s1ze per o mance and economy Choose yours today at 748 E ll rt J&R SPORT SHOPB Open Friday Evening tl II Til I. ,, II ,, 184 .u 166 2-i 54 325 KRAMER ELECTED 40 14B 23 48 324 EASTLAKE Ohio iUPI) 44 156 20 so 321 42 14a 25 47 318 Whtle Motor Corp satd John 43 1a2 25 57 313 42 138 26 43 312 R Kramer was elected to the Home Runs post of chtcf operatmg offtcer K ngman Nat anal League Thursday making tts ftrst NY 17 Schm dt Ph I 15 announcement stnce the Monday Chi 0 Fos er C n 9 Cey LA and Sm h St L a ftnanctally troubled Amencan Lea!lue 0 Is K C company s headquarters and Banda Oak 9 Yas rzem sk Bos Hendr ck Clev Ford were moved from ErteVIew Mlnn and Burroughs lex 8 Tower tn downtown Runs BaHed In National league Foster c n Cleveland to tis Eastlake 43 K ngman NY 38 Schm dt truck diVISIOn Ph I 37 Perez C n 35 Monday While satd Kramer 57 wtll Ch Morgan C n and Lul nsk Ph I 34 retam the post of execuuve A m e r c a n League Bur roughs Tex 37 Mun son NY VICe prestdent and wtll report 36 Chambl ss NY 34 Otis K C to S E Knudsen cha1rman 33 Horton De and Rud Oak apd chtef executive offtcer 32 I •• If you ve been wanting a really Iliad ndlng mower at really Jood uvinp we ve got Jlllt the deal Tor you on a Mllll!l!y Fergu10n rtdmg mower Firat well make you a great deal IJid tbn, M.-y Feflll*ln hu ·~ ua to rive you lap to a •1211 cuh •:vlnla on top of that. So tfyou~!f.wanttocutyolll'lllf In on [lreat uvtnp, ... ua now while the- •leetlon 11 auocL i 1 Stolen Bases National League Cedeno Hou 20 Morgan c n 19 Gr ffey C n 15 Mangua MTI 12 Buckner and Lop es LA and Brock St L Amencan League North Oak 28 Bay or Oak 23 Pat ek t<C 22 Campaner s Oak 20 I= = i= Carew M nn 19 • !• I iJ 1110 runs and oue run m Morgan s three run homergame. we battled them all Jumped ahc td 3.{1 before a the way he Sll td We had ba tter was out u the ftrst )usl as much off enstve uuung flrepcwer as they dtd It was I was mad that s what I our httters agamst th etrs and was after the homer satd tt loo ked prett} even to me btg rtghthand er Lar ry The latest wm was a good Oterker who made his first exa mple of ti e Houston start m nme days a successful club s new conftdence The one Reds - bv virtue of l<W the SCOREBOARD • = I the ngh t chance Thts tea m tt s for real Third baseman Enos Cabell a btg slick t 295) m Houst o n s httttn g Impr ovement th ought the Aslros should have taken all four m tbe sertes which ended Thursday mght wtth a f>-3 Houston wm What dtd they beat us' By Tiant stops Yanks on 8 hits Borg leads favorites in French Open tennis • .. Final period Diet varies with health By Lawrence E Lamb M D DEAR DR LAMB - My daughU!r mstsls on eahng one egg every mormng She eats 1bout ftve eggs a week I have warned her that the eholesU!rol c011U!nt of ftve eggs a week can be damagmg to her health She mamtains that most recent tests disprove lh1s evidence My daughler IS 23 years old 1111d she ts asthmatic Every three weeks she recetves 1llergy mjecllons Please Dr Lamb respond to thiS ll'oblem I am coocerned and llllxtous that she mamtam lood health DEAR READER - I know ~ c011cerned you must be but you may be over emphas1zmg the problem In the last analysts despl te all lite Olings we talk about In lerm!l l)f diet and beart disease we are inU!rested tn achieving two matn effects One Is to lower the blood cholesterol and trtglycertdes ffalsl should th~y be eleva!~ and we are m 1 Den Talk • We also have a good selectton of CB's and scanners, by Bearcat, Cobra, Surveyor Nu Vox and SBE ROYAL CROWN SALES & SERVICE BOmiNG COMPANY Across from the VIsta Service Center Middleport P 1ch ng Mos1 V1ctor es National League Jones SO 10 2 Lonborg Phil 8 o Hough LA 7 0 Koosman N Y Chr s tenson Ph and Rooker P 11 6 2 Fryman Mtt 6 3 Montefus CD S F 6 4 Amencan League Sla on M I 7 I Tanana Cal 7 3 Tiant Bos 7 3 B rd K C 6 Travers Ml 62 Fgueroa NY 63 Palmer Batt Hunter NY and Torrez Oak 6 5 Earned Run Average (based on 45 inn ngs pltctled) National League Za chry C n Lonbo g 1 33 Jones SD 2 1 P11 2 22 MeG o h en S L 2 54 •2.00 OI'F ............. 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A model for every need A" liM to llllldl. 1 ,, ~ u I J ,, Rau LA 2 S7 Amcr can league A eun dcr lla 1 62 Brown c cv I HH l av tc r s M I 96 K c n R Yll I J lt ' �.... 3- The Daily Sentmel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 Frtdav June 4 !976 r 2- The Daily Sent mel Mtddleport Pun eroy 0 t) tday June 4 1976 Yes vote urged on Issue 2 Hays under more siege \wASHING l'ON UP! llep Wayne Havs dertston to resign onlv one Of htS WO comm !lee cha rmansl ps becatL~e of the Ebzabeth Ray :;ex scandal fatled to curb demands that he gtve up Ins secpnd 1111portant post The Ohto Democrat agreed rhur s<~t y to have a temp oPar v chatrman repla ce htm on th e Democratic Congresstonal Campatgn Commtllet' until the charge agamst me has been resolved But he tgnored requesls tc qutl hts more tmportanl post as head of the House Admmtslratton Commtttee whtch oversees the housekeepmg chores or the House mcludmg the many perqutstles that mean money and comfort for the members Sl " n ' II UM. J>u 1 K 1 1I H l t<~ ve s: td lhl) ~til ask parh ta u tL'i th s 1 Hill a h Sl rtp Jla vs f the admtr stratton < h tt r n n slup \ H 11 s stepp< 1 d >wn Iron Ius < n p u~n t omn tlt ee pt s1L un 1s U1e House Elh cs Com n li tre ~ eg an nves 1~a t mg Mtss Rav s charge that Ha vs put l>er on a subcommittee payroll ' $t4 000 1 vear solely to ser\ e as hts n tslress Hays adnu ts hev had a long affatr before Ius Apnl marnage but denies he htred her for ll at purpo!;e Chatrman John Flynt DGa satd the mvesltgallon wtll nut nccessartly be confmed t 1 allegaltons made agamst anv one person Thts tndtcated the panel mtght look mto rumored sexual escapades of other members 1 11tere IS no wa y he C"dn of Congress sattsfyt the membershtp Flvnt satd staff Wtlhout steppmg down from mvesttgators would mwmew both satd , House prmctpals and wttne sses Democrattc leader Thomas mcludmg Hays for at least 0 Netll of Massachusetts a week before the I don t ll mk the member cormmttee Itself takes tes shtp ts sahsfted wtth Hays ltmonv steppmg astde from one area Informed sources ~atd that and •ot the other satd Rep the Justice Department ts Dan Rostenkowskt D nt constdermg a ctvtl sutl i o 1 he Metgs County Rat! Service Comnu ttee George Arno tt chatrman today urged area rcstdents to vote yes on statewtde Issue 2 tn the June 8 prtmary election Iss ue 2 ts a proposed amendment to the Oh10 Cons htutl on whi ch would allow the state and local ~ o ve rnm e nt s to provtde subs1d1es and other assistance to federally sponsored railroad corporahons The fr ll for Mtss Hav"" la t v U1 lu lht ~ alse ( lalins At! II• guvct """ >I <ould c lletl a $2 oc•l IM'Il<l lty a nd luublt m ltnn lv for <J r ' 1 II• I ~ vt r m e 1t 1 gt I ss .r tl t charges were p oved But Ha1s sad Mtss Hav s harge I as ve t t > be substantiated by credible ev t der< e an d I c w 11 I< ht n t x on e rd e d w tnVL>sltga tors I ave all the Re~an ra e ~~ He satd I e would ask the campatgn com 11 ttee to elect J tempt rary cha rman rex Wednesday Hays sa1d he also wtll call a rneetmg of the adn tnl stratt on panel to dtscuss wllh them any questions concern ng my role hloops retreats as cht:t trman As chatrman of the campatgn comm1ttee Ha ys would ha ve been s gmng campatgn chec ks for Democrats seekmg electton lo the House House Rep ubi can Wl1p Robert Mtchel of llhn s mtroduced a resolut on to str1p the adm mstratton panel of much of ls po~ers and return Uem o the House as a whole Worm diggers earning more Bloudworm dtggers were earmng a half cent more a worm todav followmg a two week slrtke but other walkouts affected fields from <oal mmmg to medtcme and construction to publtshmg Some 1 600 members of a Plumbers and Steamfttte" local struck the HIO-square j!llle Hanford reservatiOn "ear Rtwland Wash Thursday haltmg $1 btlhon m constructiOn They JOtned 2 1100 stnking members of the Hanford Atom1c Metal Trades Counetl who have been pteketmg Westmghouse BattelleNorthwesl AtlantiC Rtehfteld and Umted Nuclear lnduslrtes for about a month A strtke by 5 500 Alameda County employes m the East Bav area of Oakland Cahf forced curtatlment of elective surgery at two huspttals and sorve patients were lransferred when about two thtrds of the nurses at Htghland Hosptlal dtd not rep<rt for work Some Welfare Deparhllen and Health Department offices have been closed by the stnke "htch began Wednesday but most other countv services ~ere unaffected Some 6 500 Southern lllmots coal mmers were off the JOb today m a spreadmg wtldcat walkout tnggered by the fir ng of one mmer who supposedly cursed the mme manager Thomas Shoemake Herrtn m a subdistriCt board mem ber of the UMW m !Ulnols Mtd he had met With mmers and was to meet wtth them agam toda) m efforls to end the walkout A boss cussmg a miner or a mmer cussmg a boss ts nothmg new m the mmmg Industry or any other Industry for that matter he !llld Mmers returned to work for two coal eompames near Charleston W Va after a federal court JUdge suspended flve-<la v sentences companv Imposed on 18 mmers for Elsewl ere New York Uty crtmtnal contempt One offtc als sougl t to ave1 t mmer rematned m Jail slrtkes II at cuull trtpple 70 becau." federal offiCials saul hospllals In II e n etropolta1 he wa s sought as bemg AWOl area and Trans W rid from the Anny Atrlmcs faced the threat of Rloodworm dtgger s Saturdav walkout b1 fl ghl resumed dtggmg tn the Udal altendants flats on the coast of Mame Reno Nev roofers struck Thursdav endmg a two-week to support de nands for a fl(''>' strtke m whtch they wm a contract half cent per worm pay Rut m ne ghbormg San mcrease Franetsco both stdes m a 53 The Ne1t spa per Gutld dav strtke of bus drtvers m struck Tm e Inc pubhcattons the Gulden Ga te Rr dge Thursdav and set up ptcket dislrtc were opt mtst1 c tt a £J lines at the Ttme ltfe settlement could be reached Butldmg m Ne1> York Ctty soon The walkout nvolves emplo) es of Time People TAFT VOTES Sports Illustrated Fortune WASHINGTON UPI) and Money magazmes and Sen John Glenn D-Oh o Tune-ltfe Books JOined 50 other Democrats 1 mgenng stnkes plagued and Sen Robert Taft Jr R four maJor tlremakers Ohto voted along wtth 15 Firestone Goodyear B F fellow Repubhcans Thursday Goodrtch and Umroyal and m helpmg the Senate luml the Anheuser Busch brew ng debate on a key amendment to ma)or antitrust law reform legtslatwn The vote was 67 22 LOTIERY WINNERS This week s winning r---------, numbers The Da1ly Sentinel Three-dlglt number 345 (three-four five I DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF Four-dlglt number MEIGS MASON AREA 8855 (six slx five-five) CHESTER l TANNEH LL Exec Ed Five digit number ROBERT HOEFLICH 095118 1zero-nine llve-slx C•ty Ed tor Pub shed da y exce pt elghli Sa urdey by Th e Oh o Slx dlglt number Va l e y P u b! sh n g Co m pan y 1 1 Cou s 753122 1seven-five threeP o m e oy Oh o 45769 one-two two) Bus n es s 0 l ce Phon e 992 7 56 Ed tor a Phon e 99 1 Splrlt of 76 winning 2 57 11umbers Second c la ss p os tag e pa d a Pomeroy Oh a Two-dlgll numbers - 73 Nat ana a dve t s ng represen a ve wa d (Ieven three 1 44 (four Gr ff h Co mpan y nc four) 7llseven one) and E\o ne & Gal l agher D v 757 Th rd Ave New York 25 1two five) N Y 10017 1 Four dlglt number Sub sc r p o n rrt e s De vc ed by carr e r wh e e 0794 1zero-seven nineava abe 75 ce n s per four! week By Moor Rou e where car er serv ce no Five digit number ava able One month 33928 (three-three nineSJ 25 By ma n Oh o and W Va One Year S2i 00 two eight) S >e mon hs $11 50 Thr ee Six digit number--59249!1 months S7 00 E sewh er e S26 00 year S x mon hs 1flve-nlne two-four nineSlJ so hree mon hs S7 so nine) Sub sc p qn pr ce n c tu d cs Sunday T mes Se n n ~t DR. LAMB TiiE CAPRIOLE the most difficult stunt for a horse ts be IUltfully executed by one of Bradd Frank s performmg horses Thts ts but one of the thnlhng new acls wtlh the gtgan!tc HolUe Bros Ctrcus com ng to the Metgs Galha area on June 16 wtth 6 and 8 p m performances at Galha County Fa rgrounds Advance tickets are bemg sold 1"" by Nelson Drugs Dutton Drugs and Vtllage Pharmacy tn Me1gs CoWJ iy Cadets' lawyer bucks the system wr- Sl POIN r N Y UP It Bu k11g I c s1st em h~s sell 1 pit td ff n lhe Army even fot a n 1hla n la11. \er tlul A 11 v ! tpl Arthur I me I himself a West Pomt grmh c r n Is mself domg so tl est: Ia vs 1 I ts role as members of the 823-member class I 1977 So far of 98 charged wttl> chea ling four I av e 'e"ilred two were recommended lor dtsmt~sal and one exonerated D o~ ne) s r ndtngs were s mtlar to what 1 mcoln and mne uti et mh ary lawyers ncluded tn a letter to H ffmann In th e letter dated Ma' 5 the nthtar) Ia• vcrs asked for an mn edt a te tnves tgatton bee a ISC tl cv satd the one f to n II rv lawyers defend II g t1 e c dets accused or el cat n ~ 1\\ o weeks a~o 1 u coin sat I Seu etar of the Army MIll H rrnann li aS hvpocr ltc I for refusu g th e n tl tat v defense lawvers a co le ny br u.s.s were request for m tmmectiate cmb rked on a cover up mvest gatton Hoffman sa1d The smd ll e 48 cadets then they should n ake thetr case acct ed 11 ere bemg smgled before I e r al boards >f ut o cut tad further adverse off ecrs a!rea ly se t up p bite ty On Tl urs Ia) he agam \1 one potnl lJncoln was cnttctzed Hoffm ann He satd ad vtsed he 1\ould be transfer hts plan for an outside stud\ re<l but that dectston was of he I onor systen b1 t1 e 1escmded c v han se<.:r etcm es of tht: Huff 1 ann turned the Army Arn 1 Navy and Atr Force I m vers down and talked of 1 ou stde panel to study the ""' \Orthless Our contcntton s an s>sten tn the fu ure I tncoln mvest g tllon after he boards 1esponded How can they Jre 0 1 er would be expect us to send our allega wo hle ss I nco ln sa td li ons through the sane All I ose who are nvolvetl s\ s e 1 we \\ant wtll be gone Tl e whole pou I tm esltgated of U e mvesttgatton s to salv tge some of the cases 1 ppeat ed Congress ma1 beat he Pe n agon to the puncl In \Vitsl mgt on Rep fhom as De wney D N Y called for a I all to the cheaung mvesttg twns untl a H use All ed Set vtces subc 11 ' ee could I old heiJru gs on he I nor sys em Foll ow ng s a I st of all Downey smd Its person I students mak ng a B or mvesllga uon at the Ac~d e m y better n a I sub eels for the mdt c ted cl eat ng IS 1 ore s xlh s x weeks grad ng per od at the Me1gs Jun or pe1vastve at l e a c~dem) Hgh School n M dd eport than nfftctals wtll admt and Seventh Grade - Conn e could nvolve as n any as 240 Ba ley Ber n ce Barrett Umted Press International PreSident Ford agam ts ustng the word tr responstble to descnbe Ronald Reagan thts ltme '"' the challenger s bnefly stated w llmgness tc send U S forces to Rhodesia I don t beheve 1t ts necessary to tnvolve Amencan troops m southern Alnca Ford told reporters at the Whtte House Thursday Any ndteatton an Amencan prestdent would send troops to sou thern Africa ts trresponsible Reagan campatgnmg for he Cahfornta GOP prestdenhal prtmary satd tn Sacramento Wednesday that the Umted States and Bnta n should be wtlllng to mediate the confltet m Rhodesta and o do thts occupatwn forces mtghl be sent m Thursday Reagan satd hts posttton was betng dtslorted poSSibly because I made the mtstake or trytng to answer I vpothettcal questiOns w th hypothetical answers I m not proposmg combat and I m not proposmg any thtng of \ that ktnd Reagan told backers m San Franctsco I am proposmg lhatlhe Umted States use tts good pos !ton to try to help two countnes or two facltons wtthm a country to resolve a problem m thetr tnternal affatrs not by tmpcsmg oh them but by offertng our help Wtth the year s last three prtmanes commg up Tuesday Reagan has been spendmg most his lliTle on Cahforn a s wmnertake-all contest but ~•ll campatgn two da" m Oh1o Ford who has completed hts Cahforma appearances stumps thts weekend m New Jersey and Ohw Hospital News amendment would also allow lax reducltons on ratlroad properly The proposed amendment would gtve Ohto authonty stmilar to that of surroundmg states tp parttctpa le tn federal rat! programs such as ConRatl and Amlrak The sobstdies can be gtven only to trail operattons sponsored by th& federal government prtvate compames would not be ehgtble The substdtes are ex tremely Important to con ltnued operatwn of rat! hnes wh ch are unprofttable but vttal to an area Arnott satd The proposed tax reducttons would be available to all rat! roads prtvate and publicly owned The goal of the tax reductions IS to encourage ratlroads to contmue terested tn ehmtnatmg any excess body fat !hay may be con lrtbultng to elevated blood pressure Keep tn mmd that the goal IS low cholesterol and lrtglycertdes and low blood pressure Clearly If a person already has a low cholesterol and low tnglyceride level and a normal or low blood pressure there s not much else that needs to be ae emnpltshed by modlfymg the diet The recommendatton to restrict egg yolks ts prtmarlly dtrected toward young Amertean men who are prone tc hear! disease Young American women are not prone to heart dtsease although I must say the m cidence of heart attacks In Amer~an women has deftmU!Iy mcreased Why' Possibly because of ctgarette <mokmg and chang~s 1n hvmg pallerns spectftcall) m re stn s~ 11s.o,; K.: ttl ed wt th more 1csp ll>lbtltt) for ' women If your daughter s blood pressure ts elevated she should hmtt her calortes so that she can keep her wetght down as lhts certamly helps control blood pressure Also your daughter should have a test for her cholesterol level If tt ts below the level assoctaled wtlh any Slgntftcant tncrease '" heart or vascular dtsease then you shouldn t complam to her about ealtng eggs One of the reasons for the general recommendation made about restrtclmg eggs for the Amertcan dtet ts that many people do not know what thetr cholesterol level IS and they don t have 1t measured often enough to warn them when tt s gettmg out or control But I would have to say thaltf a person male or female had an ac ceptably low opltmal level of serum cholesterol then how much cl olesterol was tn I s or her dtet from any source 0/ ' Marauders have significant achievement in baseball play operalt011 of the vttal yet unprofttable branches • The re slrt cttons to be removed by Issue 2 were placed tn the consUtutton m the 1800s to prevent state funds from bemg used lor rat! co nstru clton dunng a buildin g craze The restrictions have prevented Ohto from taking full ad vantage of avatlable federal fundmg The tssue whtch Involves no tax mcreases or bond tssuance ts vtlallo conbnued efftctent ratl servtce No part " of the slate IS more famlhar with the threat of rat! aband onment than southeastern Ohto The passage or Issue 2 could prevent many abandonments that threall!n us Arnott satd By GREG BAILEY Basebj!JI has been on the nunds of most of us as Metgs High School prepped for the champtonshtp games to be played at OSU I wonder how many of us reahze the slgntftcance of the fact that MHS made tt that far In the tournament thmk l)f all the AA schools m the state and how dtfftcult tt ts for a team to advance that far I was especially pleased when I heard or them capturing the ReRtonal ttUe because the fans Of the Ojlposmg U!am were needlmg our local boys about thetr rural herttage But when 1t was all over the spcrtsmanshtp and the athletic prowess of our young men qweted the mouths It was a very saltsfymg wm and the team s ac comphshments surely puts us on the map Wm or lose 1 hope the area gtves our team the homecommg 1t deserves Speaking of baseball a lot of us are devoU!d to Cm cmnalt Reds fans 1thts wrtter Included ) Wednesday Sparky commented on rhubarbs and roughness that seems to be commg back mto our national pas lime he satd he thought tt was a good thmg That really ratsed my dander 1 He satd tt was hke gomg back to the old days and that he was glad to see tt Well I m a nostalgtc person but that s JUst gomg too far The Hook (hts mckname for those of you not fam1har Wtth his practice of removmg ptlchers from the game ) satd that he thought a pttcher ought to not he puntshed for be-- :- - - ~7;rs-of op~~~~ ~;;;~;;.; ;i.~id lees !ban 3IG words Ioag (or be subject to reductloa by the editor) and mast be signed wllll llle slpee'l Ill dreu Names IDlY be wllllbeld IIJIOil pubUcat11111 However ob requelt names will be dlscloaed Letters should be Ia good lisle addreaslag Issues not personaUIIes J)~ ... ~.Fdi/h: Mental health servwes needed Dear Str Everyone of us at sometime or other m the course of our hves can beneftt from Mental Health Servtces JUSt as we can beneftt from the sen'lces of a doctor or dentiSt Just as 11 would be difftcullto have to travel 50 to 100 miles to go to a doctor or denttst so 1t IS dtfftcult and ofren tmposstble to travel the distance for Mental Health Services This ts the baste reason why we need to vote for the passage of the two wnths ( 2) of a mtll Mental Health Levy on Tuesday June 8 The passage of the levy wtll assure the contlnuatwn of the Commumty Mental Health Center located m Metgs County that wtll be able tc proVIde for example Marrtage Counseling counselmg for parents youth and chtldren diagnostic and evaluative services programs for alcohohsm and drug abuse swctde prevention and education and lrammg programs that can be utlhzed by schools churches mdustnes and CIVIC groups The great need for Mental Health SerVIces for our Commumty was deterrruned m a study made by a group l)f rest dents of Metgs Gallta and Jackson Counttes representing all walks of hie m 1964 Thts study became part of the statewtde plannmg for Mental Health Servtces m local commumttes As a result of thts effort a TrJ.county I Metgs Gallta and Jackson) Mental Health and Retardation 'ti48 Board was formed m 1969 At the present time thts Board IS offermg complete mental health sernces m Metgs Gallia and Jackson Counltes It IS to be noted that the present servtces cannot be continued In Me1gs County without the passage of the levy June 8 The cost of the levy to the property owner ts less than $1 00 per year The Metgs restdents have been pa)'lng thts tax smce November l)f 1972 It ts Important that each voter understand the purpose and need for this levy A Citizens Corrurutooe IS available and anxwus to answer or g~ve information You are urged to call 992-2192 for more mformatton The levy has receiVed endorsement from orgamzatlons wtthin the county Signed Lillian Moore Rev Wm Middleswarth and Rev Robert Baumgarner Cttizens Committee for Mental Health Levy Holzer Medical Center Comdr. McKrnney remembered (Discharges June3) Opal Barr Vtvtan Belcher Dear Str Kenneth Buckley Grace I recently had the honor to address the Rutland Collter Doy Conrad Mrs commumty on Memortal Day when thetr beautiful Memorial Charles Cox and daughU!r was dedteated tc the battle-slam of the wars In whtch America Mrs James Crace and has been engaged UnfortwtaW!y 1t was not posstble that we son Goldte ere who shared the program name every mdmdual sharmg the means Gladys Davts great effort responstble for thts tangtble proof that Rutland Kathleen Dempsey Richard CARES Franks Datsy Harden For myself! confess I was rermss upon that occaston when Heather Hargraves James I failed to advtse of the concern of the Commander of Eli Jackson Thomas Johnson Denruson Post No 467 the Amencan Legtoo Rutland that he Raymond Jones Gtlbert was unable to attend the Dedtcallon because of his well-known Ketler Brad Knotts Ralph cardiac problem Every 011e knows that Samuel A Archie Leach Herbert Leonard McKinney would have been present had he dared tbe riSk Mary Mahan Constance Most know too Archte s part m obtammg the Memortal McCam Jenmfer Meyer Rutland ts of tbe stze that ooe wtll expenence difftculty htding Rosa Mmnts Beatnce his hght under a bushel Mulhern Jenmfer Ohhnger Further tt should be known Commander McKmney Kenda Braun Kelly Brown Phthp Pedtgo Mrs Wtlltam Steve Carson Dean Colwell Rawson and daughter Shawn recently was ctred by the National Commander of the Da v d Demosky L nda Amertcan Legton for bemg an All Ttme High Post Shelby Roberts Eason Jerry F elds Kev n Roach Commander and Arclne ts ehgtble for a drawmg that may see Gibbs Brad G bson T m Charles Rowland James him personal guest among 25 of the entire Legwn of the Gore Katrena Ha e Robert Salmans Brady Sheets Boy~ Harmon Rob n Hera d Stapleton Jamee Swonger National Commander at the 1976 Seattle Nattonal Convention Jayne Hoef ch She Ia - John C Bacon Horky Jean Horton Angela Golda Terry Paulme WhtU! Houch ns Donna Hy sell Chr s ngels David Kennedy L nda Kovalchik Eddie Lester Becky Long Terry Mayes M ke M Iler Patty M lchell John Moms Steve Vote For Mental Heahh Levy- June 8, 1976 Ohl nger Angela Payne egg yolks or otherwtse really Beth Perr n Andrea R ggs lSn t that tmportant No one Terry Rowley Lori Rupe Bran Swann Cam lie should assume that hts dtelts Sw ndell llorbara Tanner nu t tmportant thought Barbara Thomas Bryan w thout knowtng del mU!ly W lcox Dar a W lcox Darla and pos tltvell tha t hts WI Iam son PROPOSED TAX LEVY E ghlh Grade - Sonya Ash cholesterol level 1s low and Tonya Ash R chard Basham A MIJorlty AHlrnwotlve Vat1 Ia Ntc~snry for PIIMge hts blood pressure ts low or R ck B rchfleld Jut e B ron R ck Blaeflnar Jack ~ormal VOTE BALLOT WITH AN "X" !Cor more mformalton on Col ema n Joy Edwards Debb e Fal cone Tim cholesterol and tnglycertdes Herdman Mark Hood Janet send 50 cen ts for The Health Hork y Jenel Kelly Cliff A lax for the JliUPOSe of proVIdmg Meigs County s sbare Roberl Ktetn Letter >umber I 2 Kenn edy for the benefit of the Gellla.Jackson Meigs Community Men Tammy McDan le Dede Cholesterol 1nglycendes Me Ewe n Ray Mowery W Hea!Vh Board for the pW!pose of providing the nee Blood Fats Atherosclerosts Barbara Murphy Joe essacy requirements of ~ Community Mental He~th ProSend a long stamped self Ou vey K" e () lvey Mark gram esl'&bllllhed fiUI'IIUant to Chapter 340 of the Ohio R&R ggs L nda Rosenbaum addressed enve lope for John Russell K m Seth vlled Oode at a rate not exceeding two.tentlbs ( 2) of a mDl mathng Address your letter Dav d Slewart Paul for each one dollar of wllration whiCh amounta to two to me m care of lhts Sturgeon Dan Thomas Kim cents tor each one buntired doll:are of valuation This 1u newspaper P 0 Box 1551 Wa rner Sean W II Mary wl1l become effective In tie current year 1976 Radt o C1ty Statton New W se Terr Yca ug rr York NV 10019 Remember that choleslerol FOR THE TAX LEVY m the II et ts not the only liTlportant fa ctor tn deU!r mw ng the level m the blood The total calone eonsumplton AGAINST THE TAX LEVY lr I " dav 111 lustory n relahon to achvtly 1really I 1 t K96 Henry Ford the poin t IS slayt g lean ) the "I 1 elc 1 Ius ftr st t •r from a utal fat and the amount of b11rk sl c. I m Dett nit and Paid tor by Cltilenl Colllinlltee For Mental Hearth Levy salutated fa t m th e d et arc drove ll •r 11 d tl e <Ia I k 11~1 alltmp 1tant too slru s ftr }1 tn•l u11 " 4 ' " " 1 " honor listing is announced SAMPLE BALLOT I " 1; By ALEX FRERE UPI Sports Writer PARIS IUPI) - BJorn Borg led the favontes mcludlng Amertcans flarold Solomon and Eddie Dtbbs mto the third round of the $210 1100 French Open tenms champtonshtps lostng only four games The Umted States now has four men m the thtrd round In addtllon to Solomoo and Dtbbs there are Vtctor Amaya and Sherwood Stewart Arthur Ashe and Brtan Gottfrtend have still to play thetr second round matches Borg the WCT champton who IS top seed here swept aside left-handed Austrtan Davts Cupper Hans Kary 6-1 6-1 6-2 on the dusty center court of Roland Garros Stadtum Solomon JOmt ftfth seed wtth Dtbbs was taken down to the wtre before elumnating Sasht Menon an Indian who trainS at USC 6-4 6-4 3-6 H 6 2 while the racquet throwmg Dtbbs ousted Germany s Hans Pohmann 6-3 7-5 6-1 I played stuptdly and he started playmg well m the mtddle satd Solomon But then I started playmg to hiS backhand and he started to hit a lot of drops shots which dldn t work The pcwer servmg Amaya defeared Germany s Hans Juergen Plotz 6-3 6-3 6-4 Stewart progressed on Wednesday Dibbs who IS qmck of oomper as he ts slow of shot threw his racquet at the umptre s chatr when he Walks fatal, Reds beaten, 5-3 HOUSTON (UP!) - For the hrsl lime m Cesar throwmg at a batters head to Cedeno s memory his brush htm back or m HOI!l!ton Astros spilt a four retahalton for a home run game sertes wtth the bemg hi t off htm Cmcmnatt Reds Was he Well I agree that that s a tmpressed ' part or baseball and I can It don l mean nothing he put up wtth It But when all satd We knew we could de our youngsters watch the this all year We JUSt needed Reds and tdohze them and Sparky then lhat s just too brash or a statement for htm to come out wtth I ve been pleased wtth the good things that have come from our Uttle League and By BilL MADDEN other programs for our young UPI Sports Writer men of tomorrow but when Although they contmue to thetr tdols start puttmg deas wheel and deal for pitching hke that mto thetr heads then help the Boston Red Sox are I can no longer remam stlent fmding they shU have one and say to a youngster Play frontlme moondsman they baseball watch the Reds can always count on-35have heroes m sports be JUSt year-old LuiS Tiant 1ke them etc Ttant the seemmgly The Hook wen t on to say ageless Cuban right-hander that when two players have stopped the latest Red Sox an argument on the fteld they tatlspm by hurling a neat should be allowed to slug tt etght-lut 8-2 vtctory over the out un ltl one of them has to Amertcan League East be earned off the fteld I like leading New York Yankees all sp01 Is and I even hke to Thursday mghl Two run parhctpate m the rough ones smgles by Cectl Cooper and such as football hockey etc Jtm Rtce keyed a six-run But when one of our maJOr second mnmg whtch provtded league coaches advocates Boston wtth only tts second that type of vtolcnce to be WID Ill SIX games perrmtled rtghtm front of our I thmk all games are yoWJgsters then 11 s ttme to speak out If such thmgs were to be perm tU!d then our htgh school programs and urnptres and all the values to be found m orgamzed baseball for our youngsrers would be for nil If you d hke to read Mator Leaague Stand ngs Sparky s comments I refer By Un ted Press Intermit onat you to the Thursda) s Sen Nat onat Leagu~ Eas tmel For some reason as of W L Pel GB today I m not qwte such an Ph lade ph a 32 12 7'17 P tsburgh 27 ~0 574 6 2 avtd Reds fan dropped h s serVI ce to fall behind 4-5 m lhe second set Match offtctal Bertte Bowron of Bntam sat unpasstvel) as themtsstle bounced back ontb the court ~dnano Panatta who won hts nattve Italian tttle on Sunda} defeated Japan s Jun Kuki 6-2 6-3 7-5 while Manuel Orantes the retgmng US Open champton recovered from a slow start to defeat fellow Sparuard Antcmo Munoz 2~ 6-3 6-4 6- New York Ch cago St Lou s Mont rea 24 27 471 11 '2 22 25 22 26 468 11 2 17 25 405 14 458 12 West c nc nnat Los Angeles San 0 ego Hous on W L 29 19 ~el 30 20 600 24 22 23 28 522 .t51 GB 604 4 7 San Fran c sea 9 32 37 3 11 AI anta 17 30 362 11 Thursdays Results Ch cago 2 New York 1 Montrea 7 P t sbu r gh 1 s Lou s 1 Ph Iadet ph a Hous on 5 C nc nnat 3 Los Ang 3 San F an 2 10 nns (On y games scheduled ) Today s Probable P tchers unportant not just this one satd Ttant when asked about the stgmflcance of hts vtetory whtch Boston Manager Darrell Johnson had lenned a must game As long as you wm 11 doesn t make any difference We know we get paid to wm and not to lose I don t feel any extra pressure I JUSl know I have to go out and beat them In the only other Amertcan League game Mtlwaukee downed Detroit 6-2 In the Natwnal League Montreal drubbed Pittsburgh 7 1 Chtcago shaded New York 21 Houston topped Cmcmnall 5 3 St Louts dumped Phtladelphla 7 I and Los Angeles edged San 1 2 2 P ttsburgh pm (Reuss 54) C nc nnat ( Nolan 3 3) Lou s (MeG othcn 5 3) pm Ch cago Hous on 8 05 at Sf B 30 R Reusche 53) (Cosgrove 1 3 8 at ~5 pm Other second-round vtctors meluded Czechoslovakia s Jtrt Hrebec who ousted Vtctor Pecct of Paraguay H 6-3 64 6-2 and Belus Pra)oux of Chtle who outlasted Byron Bertram of South Africa 6-4 New York (Seaver 4 4) at Los Ange es Hooton 4 4) 10 JO Rtcardo Cano won an all Argenttman match against Enrique Cavtgba 6-1 3-6 6-2 f>-7 6-1 In a first round match called Wednesday because of bad light two lime champton Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia came from a set down to defeat Patrtce Dommguez of France H 7~ 6-7 6-0 6-0 He dtd not lose a game afwr the resumption Bntam s Sue Barker the top women s seed had no trouble m her ftrsl-round match defeatmg Nertda Gregory of Australia 6-3 6-3 and fellow seeds Manta Redondc of the U S and Uruguay s Forella Borucellt also had slratght set wms Redondo wrapped up Elvtra Wetsenberger of Argentina 6 1 6 I and Bomcelh elunmated Marta Nasuelb of Italy 7-5 6 2 NOW OPEN oo- PI sburgh Montreat 000 010 OOQ- 50 02 102 lOx 7 15 0 Tekul ve d) Deme y Rook e (5 ) He nandez (7) and Sangu l en Stanhouse 3 1) LPRooke 62 HRs Mon r l?a Foo e (2) Ca er (4 ) Phadepha 00000000- 1 7 11 S Lou s 122 1 o 00)( 7 2 Chr stenson Schue er (3 Tw chel 4) Garber (7) Reed 8 and Boone Forsch Gre t 9 and S mmons WP Fo sch 1 LP- Chr s enson 6 2 C nc nnat 1 UG-46-0 Mator League Results By, Un ted Press Infernal onal Nat onal League Ch cago 001 000 2 6o New York 000 010 000 8o Burrs Knowles (9) Zamo a (9) and M erwald Lo ch Lockwood 8 and Grote WPBurrs 2 11 LP- Lo ch ( 271 300 000 000- 3 70 I All T mes EDTI Hous on 020 o o 20)(- 5 8 0 At ant a (Messersm th 2 5) at Alcala Eastw ck 7 Borbon Montrca Carr hers 1 Jl 8 05 (8 and Plummer D erker pm Forsch 9 and Johnson WP San D ego (Jones 0 2) at 0 erker (5 5) LP - Ai cala (5 1J pm Ph ladelph a Lonborg 8 OJ lit San Franc sco I Barr 2 4 11 05 pm Saturday s Games Ph Iadet ph a a San Francis co Atlanta a Montreat n ght San 0 ego at P tsburgh n ght C nc nnat at 51 Lou s n ght Ch cago at Houston n ght New York at Los Ange es n ght Amer can League East New York Batt more Cleveland Boston Detro M !waukee W L P<t 27 16 628 HR - C nc nna Morgan (7) 1nnmgsl San Fran 002 000 000 o- 2 8 1 Los Ang 000 010 010 - J 2 I Dresster Moff t 18 Lave e 19) and Sadek ohn Hough (8) and Ferguson WP- Hough 7 0) LP- L:.avelle (2 J (10 COn y games schedu ed Amer can League New York 200 000 000 2 8 0 Boston 060 000 02>c 8 0 Ells Mart nez 2 Pagan (5 T drow C7 and Mun son T ant (7 J and F sk LP- EI s 144 M !waukee Dero t 00 120 200 6 9 1 000 2 90 ooo 01 Travers (6 2 ) and Moor e Rober s Bare (SJ and Freehan 4 4) HR M LP - Rober s waukee Money 7 (Only games schedu ed GB 23 21 523 4 ' 2224886 20 23 465 7 Mator League Leaders 20244557 > By Umted Press Internal anal 17 23 425 a , Batting West (based on 100 at bats) W L Pet GB Nat1onat League Kansas City 27 17 614 G AB R H Pet Texas 25 19 568 2 Rob nson P 1 33 104 IS 39 37 5 Ch eago 22 20 524 4 McB Ide St L 32 126 20 46 365 M nnesota 2 23 ~77 6 Rose Cln 48 194 44 67 345 Oakland 21 27 43a a C awfrd 51 L 40 128 22 44 34A Cal fornla 2 30 -l12 9 1 Torre NY 42 114 17 39 3A 2 Thursday s Results Gr ffey c n .n 164 40 56 J.t11 Bosloo a New York 2 Boone Ph t 39 121 19 40 33 1 M !waukee 6 Detro t 2 M ner NY 33 109 18 36 330 Only games scheduled I Fos er C n •J 171 2• 56 327 Today s Probable P1tchers Cey LA 47 175 28 57 326 (All Ttmes EDT) Amencan League Cal torn a (K rkwood 1 .5 at G AS R H Pet Boston Wise 3 J 7 JO p m M nnesola (Goltz .5 2l at Batt more (Aieunder J 2) 7 30 pm Oakland !M t chel 1 31 at New York (Mav 4 2 8 p m M !waukee (Slaton 7 at Kansas C tv (Leona d 4 ) 8 30 pm CleYe and I Eckers ey 3 3 af Chicago {Gossage 3 3 9 p m Detro t CLaxton 0 J at Texas (Perry4Al 9 OSpm Saturday s Games M nnesota at Batt man~ Ca lfornia at Boston Oak and at New York Cleveland a Ch cago M tw\ at Kan C ty 2 wi night Detro at Texas n gh i: !.. Francisco 3-Z m 10 mrungs Brewers 6 Tigers 2 Don Mon ey drove home two runs wtth a ftflh mmng trtple and hts seventh homer m the seventh whtle Robm Yount added two RBis on a patr of sacnflce Illes Mtlwaukee southpaw Btll Travers 6 2 went the distant-e spacmg rune htts Expos 7 Pirates 1 Don Stanhouse pttched hts thtrd vtctory m four dectstons and helpe<\ hts own cause wtth a a P4r of run-scormg smgles as the Expos snapped a stx j!ame losmg streak Jun Dwyer and Garv Carter also had two RBis each Carter and Barry Foote had solo homers for Montreal Cardinals 7 Phlllles 1 Le Flore Del Lynn Bos Bre t KC Bos ock Min McRae KC Car y C e s aub Det Randolph NY Munson NY Pa ek KC 39 160 2S 57 356 35 130 9 46 35A 44182 28 6~ 352 JS 131 9 45 344 Bob Forsc h won hts ftrst gan1e and snapped a 13 gan e Philadelphta road wtm mg slreak wtth a seven ht l e tght strikeout performance over ctght mnmgs Stx dtlferent Cardmals bat te d tn runs whde the usual!) flawless Phtlhes committ ed four errors Cubs z Mets I Mtck Kelleher s lw<Hlut seventh mning smgle scored Larry Buttner from second base wtth th e winnmg run and sent the reclmg Mels to their lith loss m the last 13 games Ray Bums wtth ninth lnmng atd fr om two relievers won Its second game whtle Mt ckey I oltch 2 7 was tagged "tlh the loss Aslros 5 Reds 3 Jose Cruz and Cltff Johnson coaxed back-to back bases loaded walks from rookie Santo Alcala to force home the wmmng runs m the seventh mmng Alcala who lost his first maJor league game afwr five stratght wins loaded the bases on two smgles and a walk Larry D erker S.S was the winner for Houston and gave up a three run homer to Joe Morgan m the ftrst D Hlgers 3 Giants Z Btll Russell s bases loaded smgle wtth one out m the lOth gave the Dodgers thetr come from behtnd vtclory and 1fled them mto a VIrtual tte wtth the Reds m the Nl West Knuckleballer Charhe Hough cl alked up hts seventh wm w U10ut a loss hurling three 1 mmngs of httless rehef Standmgs Averages Results c cv 2 20 Wood Ch 2 25 Str keouts Nat ortal League Seav e NY 70 R cha d Hou and Men et us co SF 57 Lo ch N Y 56 N ekro A 54 Amer can Lugue Tanan a B ylc ven Ca t 9A Ryan Ca 9 NY sa Tell. 74 Hun er Gossa g e Ch 57 Sports Briefs By United Press bttcmatlonal SAN FRANCISCO t UPI ) San D1ego pttcher Randy Jones "lth a 10.2 mark for the season I hursday was named the National League s P tcher of the Month for May The left hander was also gtven the Nl Awa1 d m Aprd Dunng May Jones 26 started seven games and completed SIX wtlh one shutcut He won stx of the sey;,n wtth an ERA of I 48 Mason 9-4 winner He missed two turns In the rotauon because of a painful n ght shoulder Physically I felt real good torught There was no pain he sald later But I wasn t sharp In the first three trutmgs I was overpltching Alter I wore myself down a little I was ftne Dterker 5-5 was anything but overpowonn g as he walked seven one mtentlonaUy - and gave up seven hits But neither was the Reds unbeaten rookie nghthander hnpr esslve etther Santo Alcala c-ould not hold the early lead After Houston tied the game on a two-run single by Greg Gross and Bob Watson s RBI Infield gro111der he lost control Two Slllgtes a fielder s choice and a walk loaded the ba ses with two out and the score tied m the seventh On a J..and 1 pitch he walked Jose Cruz to force In the winrung rwt With a 3-2 count on Cliff Johnson Alcala did not get to walk another batter Manager Sparky Anderson replaced him with Rawly F..astwtck After one foul Up East wick walked In another run Two jwrlor division games played on Wednesday night Two of the three scheduled opemng games were played Wednesday mght m the Meigs Gtrls Juntor Dtvlsion Softball League At the Minersville fteld Forest Run beat Letart I andtly 22 2 TI e winning pttcher was Kelly Rought Andy Riggs led Forest Run with four singles tn four at bats Leading Lelllrt was Tina Htll with two singles Others getting hits for the wmners were Mel Dillard two smgles Jamie Stsson a trtple Usa Roush a double and two smgles Tllliln\y Smtth s homer and single Jody Grueser and Kelll e Rought a double and single apleee Teresa Grueser a home run Jena Walker and Jan Betzmg each had a smgle Letart hitters were Robin Burnem Ruth Green find Diana Rhodes each with a smgle At the New Haven held the hosls had a blg sixth lnnln~ and beat Mtddleport (BI~ J1m s Supersters ) by lhe score of 23-0 Wmnmg pitche~ was K Star T Roush led New Haven wtlh a double and three singles whtle the losers w~re led by Cmtly Crooks wtth her single The ~arne between Racine. and Peach Fqrk was called In the thtrd Inning due to rain and will be rescheduled Next Jumor League card Is Monday June 7 Forest Run at Mtddlepcrt New Haven at Letart Syracuse vs Racine at Mlnersvllle and Peach Fork vs Harrlsonvtlle (field to be set) No11mn. Noelmmlcs Just "-'Ill hllllllt Rills Beh nd a nifty two httter by wmnlng pttcher Mark Smtth Mason beat Eastern 9-4 m the opemng game of the Meigs Mason County Pony League Wednesday mght at Eastern Srn th fanned 15 Eastern batters and walked only two and chtpped m with a Houble and two smgles at the plate Kretg Sayre also had a two bagger and Bodte Davts had two smgles Rick McKlrgan Don Russell and David Camp had a stngle each Losmg pttcher Donny Spencer fanned 11 of the vtsttors but gave up seven costly walks Rusty Wtgal had both Eastern htts a double and smgle WORCESTER Mas s UPI) - A B centennial prtze of 200 stlver dollars wtll be awarded to the golfer who A thought for the day plays hts 200th shot to the American histortan Henry farthest pom t durmg the f nal Brooks satd Only on the round of the 1976 edge of the grave can man Massachusett s State Open to conclude anythtng be held at the Worcester Country Club June 28-30 , • In 1he Aru ON 'ASSIOOK ~1/tNOS per coni ytor pokl on ROQuler Pastbook Sovtngt No Minimum lnltrnt from dolo of dtllOIII to dolo of wtthdrowat lnttrttt comi)Oundtd Quortorty 5/o 1 . 41MEIGS -<!!"" BRANCH T._ Alll1111 County IIYllllll Loan Co 2N S.CIOitd ltv r,.mo,...;, Qhle AIIAccounlslnaured 1.40 IICIOby FSLtC II in pony league SACRAMENTO Caltf t UP() Wme could be sold by the glass at Cahforma ballparks and stadtums seattn g more than 40 000 under legtslahon thai passed the Assembly Thursday The measure by Assembly man Wtlhe Brown D-&n Franctsco was sent to the Sena te on a 54-4 vole It allows ssuance of licenses for sale of the wme Brown satd the btll was mtroduced spectftcally to permtt the sale of wmc at Candlesttck Park horne of the San Franctsco Gtanls who have fall en out of the perutant race m the ftrst several months of the season 1 RIDE AWAYA 13Plt.ga/lt <) '76 KIWIIIkl K%400 SPICIAL Street Bike I • Ou et our st10ke OHC 398cc eng ne • Tuned 2 nto I exha us[ system boosts mleage wh e 11 cuts costs • A beaut lu blend o s1ze per o mance and economy Choose yours today at 748 E ll rt J&R SPORT SHOPB Open Friday Evening tl II Til I. ,, II ,, 184 .u 166 2-i 54 325 KRAMER ELECTED 40 14B 23 48 324 EASTLAKE Ohio iUPI) 44 156 20 so 321 42 14a 25 47 318 Whtle Motor Corp satd John 43 1a2 25 57 313 42 138 26 43 312 R Kramer was elected to the Home Runs post of chtcf operatmg offtcer K ngman Nat anal League Thursday making tts ftrst NY 17 Schm dt Ph I 15 announcement stnce the Monday Chi 0 Fos er C n 9 Cey LA and Sm h St L a ftnanctally troubled Amencan Lea!lue 0 Is K C company s headquarters and Banda Oak 9 Yas rzem sk Bos Hendr ck Clev Ford were moved from ErteVIew Mlnn and Burroughs lex 8 Tower tn downtown Runs BaHed In National league Foster c n Cleveland to tis Eastlake 43 K ngman NY 38 Schm dt truck diVISIOn Ph I 37 Perez C n 35 Monday While satd Kramer 57 wtll Ch Morgan C n and Lul nsk Ph I 34 retam the post of execuuve A m e r c a n League Bur roughs Tex 37 Mun son NY VICe prestdent and wtll report 36 Chambl ss NY 34 Otis K C to S E Knudsen cha1rman 33 Horton De and Rud Oak apd chtef executive offtcer 32 I •• If you ve been wanting a really Iliad ndlng mower at really Jood uvinp we ve got Jlllt the deal Tor you on a Mllll!l!y Fergu10n rtdmg mower Firat well make you a great deal IJid tbn, M.-y Feflll*ln hu ·~ ua to rive you lap to a •1211 cuh •:vlnla on top of that. So tfyou~!f.wanttocutyolll'lllf In on [lreat uvtnp, ... ua now while the- •leetlon 11 auocL i 1 Stolen Bases National League Cedeno Hou 20 Morgan c n 19 Gr ffey C n 15 Mangua MTI 12 Buckner and Lop es LA and Brock St L Amencan League North Oak 28 Bay or Oak 23 Pat ek t<C 22 Campaner s Oak 20 I= = i= Carew M nn 19 • !• I iJ 1110 runs and oue run m Morgan s three run homergame. we battled them all Jumped ahc td 3.{1 before a the way he Sll td We had ba tter was out u the ftrst )usl as much off enstve uuung flrepcwer as they dtd It was I was mad that s what I our httters agamst th etrs and was after the homer satd tt loo ked prett} even to me btg rtghthand er Lar ry The latest wm was a good Oterker who made his first exa mple of ti e Houston start m nme days a successful club s new conftdence The one Reds - bv virtue of l<W the SCOREBOARD • = I the ngh t chance Thts tea m tt s for real Third baseman Enos Cabell a btg slick t 295) m Houst o n s httttn g Impr ovement th ought the Aslros should have taken all four m tbe sertes which ended Thursday mght wtth a f>-3 Houston wm What dtd they beat us' By Tiant stops Yanks on 8 hits Borg leads favorites in French Open tennis • .. Final period Diet varies with health By Lawrence E Lamb M D DEAR DR LAMB - My daughU!r mstsls on eahng one egg every mormng She eats 1bout ftve eggs a week I have warned her that the eholesU!rol c011U!nt of ftve eggs a week can be damagmg to her health She mamtains that most recent tests disprove lh1s evidence My daughler IS 23 years old 1111d she ts asthmatic Every three weeks she recetves 1llergy mjecllons Please Dr Lamb respond to thiS ll'oblem I am coocerned and llllxtous that she mamtam lood health DEAR READER - I know ~ c011cerned you must be but you may be over emphas1zmg the problem In the last analysts despl te all lite Olings we talk about In lerm!l l)f diet and beart disease we are inU!rested tn achieving two matn effects One Is to lower the blood cholesterol and trtglycertdes ffalsl should th~y be eleva!~ and we are m 1 Den Talk • We also have a good selectton of CB's and scanners, by Bearcat, Cobra, Surveyor Nu Vox and SBE ROYAL CROWN SALES & SERVICE BOmiNG COMPANY Across from the VIsta Service Center Middleport P 1ch ng Mos1 V1ctor es National League Jones SO 10 2 Lonborg Phil 8 o Hough LA 7 0 Koosman N Y Chr s tenson Ph and Rooker P 11 6 2 Fryman Mtt 6 3 Montefus CD S F 6 4 Amencan League Sla on M I 7 I Tanana Cal 7 3 Tiant Bos 7 3 B rd K C 6 Travers Ml 62 Fgueroa NY 63 Palmer Batt Hunter NY and Torrez Oak 6 5 Earned Run Average (based on 45 inn ngs pltctled) National League Za chry C n Lonbo g 1 33 Jones SD 2 1 P11 2 22 MeG o h en S L 2 54 •2.00 OI'F ............. MF rldmg mowe111 and lawn 6 prclan U1tctol'l IH6 hp. A model for every need A" liM to llllldl. 1 ,, ~ u I J ,, Rau LA 2 S7 Amcr can league A eun dcr lla 1 62 Brown c cv I HH l av tc r s M I 96 K c n R Yll I J lt ' �4- 1 he Da oly Senlmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Froday June 4 1976 ........~ :~-:!~ .}; .... .. .. :O"><{..<:;m:~:t.Mf#.m~~j~.@.~~ :;::: : ::,:,:::: t~ ;I~ Ij Social ~ ~ R i Calendar ~ Sport Parade ~ ; l~ Today's $, Purtzer has 2-stroke lead in Bicentennial PIUI.ADI I PHIA I UP! ) I om Purtzer wh o little more than a year ago was foghlmg b<J d wa ter unappelozong food and rats os cxcotcd and ha vong a lot of fun thos t IIIIJAY MIDDI F"PORf IF"E BAll By MILTON RICHMAN teams woll hold rwnmagc and Upl Sports Editor R~ bake saIe at M1ddl epor l Par k -~ Froday and bake sale at Nl W YOH K I UP! ) Publicly Muhammad All keeps Cotozens Bank also tag day ~ eek Purtzer who takes a two talkong boxcar nwnbeos telhn g everybody how he has made All events from 9 a m to 3 str oke lead onto today s $3\nnlhon alre.ody how that II be up tu $56 molhun after Ken pm second round of the Norton ,ond how he has offers whtch could push the total to $75 REVIVAl IN progress Bocenlenmal Golf Cla ss tc nul lion onsodc SIX months Provatcly though he "ants to qwl thr ough Saturday at didn t qualo fy for the pro tour lie llil S hid II Freedom Gos pel Mt ssoon untol last June I m goru a get out of thts It s getting too rough now I Ba ld Knob 7 30 mghUy I he Su he spe nt II weeks 111 the " "'"'' gd ou t whole I shU gotmv marbles Re' 0 G McKmney of Far Ea st where he made hos ll r s nd th 1! only a few da) S ago ( harleston os tfle gues t best pro showong runnerup on I h 1t s lht w"v he talks when there r~re no ne111 smen around speaker Specoal s on gong the I haoland Open that netted t,okong notes no mocrophones under Ius nose no 1V cameras Pubhc welcome g11ndong may CAN CER CLIN IC at Wh ot once used to be sheer JOY climbmg onto the rmg Veterans Memoroal Hospotal sw tppong Jabs and hooks woth someone else IS no longer for free of charge w all Meogs t\h Hu xwg lw s become work Worse y ~l 1l has bt'come bonn ~ women For appmntment call ond U1c d Hlv dosc ophne of road work has grown onto more thi1n (an cer offoce Moddleport 1 ch udgcn ot has become pure punoshmcnl The Rutland Lucky Sl<trs to 4 p m 992 7511 or Jan Ali Jiwav s docs what he woshes met June 2 at the Weber Hts m.on.1geo Hcrbeo t Muhammad saod as much I hursday Judge on evemng 992-5832 home wtth s1x members and SEM I ANNUA l I N 1\\0 adv osors a ttendong on Modoson Squ.u e Gard en s II all of rarne Club where the lfft col l <~ nm unccment wa s made that Alowoll gel $6 uulhon for STAI LATION of Bethel 62 Discussed were a bake sale rlcfendmg his \\Orld heavywcoght title ag.unst Norton ot lnternatoonal Order of Job s and what kond of fl oat to have Y.mktc Sl<~dtwn Se pt 28 Norton will draw $1 rmllion foo hos Daughters woll be held for the parade Betsy Herald thud mcctmg wnh All e.och havmg won once be fore and both Froday 7 30 p m at the gave a demonstratoon on the ge t 1 peo " nuoge of the gross for the 15 round bout to be Pomeroy Masonic Temple four food groups Jli OIIIuted juontly by the Garden and by lop Rank Inc , whtch Angoe Sosson ou tgoo ng F'or refo eshmenls Dar la 1s h md hng tl c te le\dsiOn honored queen woll be the Wolhamson Kom Borchfoeld II co bcot Muha mmad saod he hoped Alo would not retore after mstalhng offtcer Merro Ault and Ara ka Gra le cooked the Noolon fight ,111d that he d gove George Foreman another os th e oncomo ng honored meal two on the OUt shot 111 ssto ,111~e how both Al oand Ius ma nager a re so sure Joe queen 1 he onstallatoon do or Cookery pro l r ,ozoeo os goong to be beaten June 15 ) but that another ceremony os open Ject The nex t meeting m ~ctl n g w1th J<""m t: man w JS ent trely up to Ah SATURDAY woll be a hoke at Forked Run I \~ o uldn t Wcmt tum to retu e befur~ he ~ 1vcs Foreman ANNUA l INSPECTION State Park on June 9 from 10 another d ldllce scud Herbert Muhamma d Foreman gave Eva ngeli ne Chapter 172 a m to 3 p m - Araka hnn.o d oon ce to get hos lolle back But 1f Ah onsosled on retorong 0 E S Moddleporl Salur Gra te I d go by what he w,mted I d never tell hom to go rn to the rong of day 7 30 p m at the Masomc THE MEIGS CO UN fY he dorln t want to 1emplc I oc ll a Hayes Shepherds 4 H Club met Ma) l 1 hJs owr u11ml Ah can see lumself rettrmg for a yea r and deputy grand matron on 18 at the faorgrounds The lhcn rn aklll g 1 comebf-lck tfter the authen llc No 1 cunte11der spectmg officer All Easteon membe rs di sc ussed the fon til) os eslabhshed Slat m embers mvtlcd market lamb shean ng to be Let u n flghl ot out .ond then I II come out of retn emcntand CUB SCOU1 Pack 235 held on June 19 A cookout I If foght U1e wonner he lllls saod pnvately Chest r r fuppers Pl"ms wtll wtll be held after the I asked Ah I huosday whether he mtends to keep fo ghtong hold a boke rodeo Sat urday at shearong Dave Starlin from ~:~ n y m 01 e aft.c1 Norton Eastern Hogh School parkong Amesvolle gave a demon I dun no ot s getton tempting he saod I w uma retore but lot begmmng at 3 p m stratoon on blockmg market I d loke to be the forst athlete to make $75 nulhon and I could do lambs for show and the SUNDAY 11 woth the offers I got no\\ Just lhonk $75 nulhon Nobody s correct way to fol and show ASERIES of eoght lectures e1co done that before Nobodv s ever come close lambs for faor The next J.o ck Dempse1 Gene Tunney Rock) Marcwno they on Abraham s Land Grant meehng woll be June 19 at the Promoses woll be held at the i \ CI e JU ~l buxns 1 hey V\er en lthe man I am I ve become so faor grounds Nockey b-o g 1Rogget than even Rabe Ruth I could help Kessonger of he for st Chur ch of God L eonard nce<led ot 'Ah sa od convertong the Secretary of the Sta te on to Syracuse each Sunday mghl THE MEIGS County Better at 7 30 p m Public om oted the sl oo!slop luo the C.orchnals 111 one songle mouthful loves lock Daor) 4-H Club mel 1111 ke) g tve me 500 acres woth a castle oveolookmg the George S Ooler pastor M ay 26 at the Bob Lee Farm 11\CI I he)I Cnamon a mall ofter me on Mamla I couldn l speakeo wolh 16 members and one 11 alk lh< sto eels of Mumcl \\Omen and baboes kisson me all MONDAY advosor altendmg The group llu tune In ~ h mer they gave me d rnoun ta m Ho Muun la m TRI COUN I Y C B meelong discussed where daory breeds ot s called Monday 7 p m at motor were from and feedong of What os he goong to do woth ol ' cycle club Peach Fork Road daor) ca ttle Demonstrahons I du nno he saod II s JUSt there now fhey rc gonna put a county road 19 Potluck were gl\ en by Bob Lee hotel on 11 donn er to follow Brong Albert Holman, and Becky Both Ah ar d Norton 'osoled Yankee Stad ium for the photo covered dtsh beve rages g1r1 phe rs beneht bef01e unvmg at the (,r.u den When the table servoce Cuff ee woll be Lee Jerry Bobbee gave a clldmp walked out to second base he looked up at the provi ded Members a nd report on the feedmg of daory cattle scoocbom<l on ro ght centerfield and noloccd ol bhnkong thos guests mvoled The next meehng wtll be elec to onoc message June 8 at the Davod Flagg My God Is tl11s the end of Ah ' BIB I E School at th e Farm - Patty Parker Alo scnse<l ot was a pu bhcoty stunt whoch ot was and got a Moddl epurt Umted Pe n OLDER MEMBERS of the kock out of tl He turned lo"ard Norton a few feet away and tecostal Church South Thord Merry Makers 4 H Club met beg.on hollcrmg at hun Ave Moddleporl 9 30 to May 25 at the home of Tern M} h,onds are good thos tome sucker I m gonna jab I m II 30 a m Monday through Pulhns Two ad\lsors and 11 gunnd hook lm gonn.t whup you good I m gonna stand an Froda) members were on attendance foghl 1 am I gunna run MIDDI EPORT Garden And wh.ol am I gonna be dumg 1 purred Ken Norton, Club 7 30 Monday at the The group doscussed JUdgong 1\llhout so rnuc h as e\e n blmkmg an eve home of Mrs J W Morros and set a deadlme for when Mrs Char les McDa mel all prOJec Is must be done Raosong money through a assoshng hostess Stanley Part) and 4 H camp SPEC IAl MEET IN G were also doscussed Southern I oca l Band Tern Pullins demonstrated Mrs All en Brewer of Mr and Mrs Harold Brewer Boosters 7 30 p m Monday the proper way to make a Sto ve oS\ oll e a ttended the Moss Jane Brewer and Bobby at hogh school Fmal plans for pozza and Renee Trussell on '.l edd ng uf her grandson Fitch Long Bottom CB Radoo Roundup and care of hamsters Refresh Leland H Close and Moss On Saturday May 21l Mr doscusswn on band camp and menls were served by Tern Cm ol l.ec Bennett on Fro day and Mrs Edgar Brewer other ma tters All onterested Pullins - Tammy Polzer M,o y 28 at the Veto attended the weddmg of lheor parenls onvoted THE FIVE POINT Bucks Po cshytclldn Church Veto grandson Kerry Dobbons and NEW I Y rORMED met on May !9 at the home of OhiO Moss I,orena Jane Hyde allhe Western Boot Colozens Band I he b11degt oom os the son Church of fh e Master Uno ted Rado o Club woll hold a Jommy Parker woth sox of Mo and Mo s Clyde Close Methodost Church m Wester meetong 8 p m Monday at members and one advosor a tte ndon g They dosc ussed \Val e1fo1d and Moss Bennell volle Roush Landong one mole communoty prOJec ts 4 H os the ddughter of Mr and west of Racme on Route 124 camp and 4 H notebooks Mos Delber t Benn ett sogn posted those on teres led Jtmmy Parker demon. OlCslcrhtll Others atlendmg on JOimn g are welcome slrated the correct way to ENOUGH CANDY 1\lth Mrs BoC\\ Cr "ere Davod MEIGS COUNTY ratr ca re and handle a rabbot and NORWALK Ohoo tUP(J Brewer Mrs Marolyn Beall Board meetong 8 p m Coluntbus Moss Ronda Beall The strokebound Fanny Monday at secref<try s olfoce also how to show a rabbtt at Boeezewoud Pa Mrs Farmer Candy Co plant m Rock Sprongs Faorgrounds the faor The health chaor man Tommy Pullms , had a I out se Br e\\ er Por tlan d Norwalk has a substantoal TUESDAY mventory of candy on hand grab bag on health products w meet ommedtate orders MIDDLEPORT CHILD and theor correct use Kock· Gtve Someone A company of flcoals sa od Co nserv atoon League old ball and Warball were games fashtoned famoly po cmc at played by the group Mrs lu s h Green Thursday Local 20 of the Teamsters Route 33 roadsode park 6 30 Parker and Jommy served Tuesday Whole refr eshments - J ohnny Umon struck the plant here p m elephant sale to be held and Reo bel early Tuesday tn a CD!Ilract new offo cers to be msf<tlled di spute The old contract THE YOUNGER members whoch covered 335 employes Everyone to lake a covered of the Merry Makers 4 H Club ex pored at modnoghl Monday dosh and table sen oce mel on May 28 at Angoe The compa ny offered a Spencers woth 12 members For btrfhday get well three yea r "age pac ka ge ELECTION DAY dmner and two advosors m attend a nmv e rsary callong for a 26 per ce nt Tuesday at Sy rac use ance mcrease on wage and fron ge Munocopal buoldong sponsored They doscussed doffo culhes benefo ts The uruon has asked by the lad oes of the on sew on g deadline for for a 40 per cen t mcrease Presbyteroan Church proJeCts to be done and 4 H Local 20 members voted Cash 'N Car r y camp The prOJecl lesson was Wednesday 14~ !07 to reJect on tcachmg the members how a proposal ~hoch would have to measure seams correc tly PRAISE MEETING allowed unoon offocals to go and when to use an otem of Th e Salva toon Army over the company books of the your sewong gear Refresh Butternut Ave Pomeroy ments were served by Angoe workers returned w theor 59 N Second St woll hold a pratse rnee lmg at JObs durmg negollallons Spencer The next meehng 3 p m SWida) Th e dovosoonal woll be June 12 at the home of , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - , comman der MaJ or Davod Brenda Bentz - Tammy Baxendale of the Clncmnato Pitzer LEGAL Headquarters woll be rHE HARRISONVILLE spea ker Specoal musoc woll Boys 4 H Honor Club mel be provoded and the public os May 12 at the Grange Hall onvtted Ll Danoel Groffon woth one advosor and 12 commandtn g offo cer of members on attendance Athens wtll conduct the Roll call was answered by The Tax Books are now open for the1 meetmg each member giVIng the June or Second half Collection of the name of a rocket A proJect 1975 Real Estate Taxes. Also for VBS SLATED lesson on model rocket delinquent tax . Closmg date wtll be Vacatoon Bohle school woll engtne$ and parachute be held at the Bradford foldmg was then followed by J une 22, 1976. Church of Chro st from 9 to a demonslrahon by Mark II 30 a m • June 8 18 The Roggs on sendmg off a model GEORGE M. COLLINS school wtll be from pre scho11l rncket 1he meeting was through hogh school Anyone fnllowed by a game of ball tag MEIGS COUf1TY TREASUR woshong onformauon may call and kor k hall - Danny ~---------.:.--------' !192 5942 or 992 5778 i ':->~i hun $2 200 and he earned aboul $6 000 wtal for the overseas lrop Purlzer shot a sox under· par 65 on Thursday s forst round a t the Whotemarsh Valley Country Club for a two stroke lead over Masters champiOn Ray Floyd and Randy Erskone Frank Beard a nd Jom Snnons each had 68 None players were bunched at 69 mcludong Don Boes who fonoshed thord last week at the Memoroal Golf tournament and 14 others were grouped at SOME OF THE 60 YOUNGSTERS of the graduahng class of the Galha Meogs Communoly ActiOn Agency s forst full year or the Head Sf<trl Program are poclured 70 Meigs 4-H Club News Mrs. Brewer attends ceremony FOLIAGE PLANT 20% OFF p~~ .,t:JA,,, nopPcY~ I I MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS 1- The Daily Sentinel, Moddleport·Pomeroy, o , Friday, June 4, 1976 Roggs THE CHESTER Scout Hall was the meelong place of the :>-Pomt Sf<tr Shtchers J I s on May 24 woth three advosors and 18 members tn attend ance A rap sessoon covered poosons oncludong poosonous planls and onsects msecl boles shock and preparmg a shn g Glenna Rtebel doscussed burns and Ktm Krautter conducted a song-a long wolh her guof<tr A fo ndue pa r ty was prepare d and served by advosors Jud y Etchmger Betty Fredrock Pal Holter and Jackoe Starcher Plans were made to vosot Veterans Mernoroal Hospof<tl and to done out together before the nexlmeehng at the home of Raeleen Ohver on June 7 at whoch lome Tammy Starcher Denose Who le Carolyn Bowen and Aprol Parker woll present Forst Aod Kol do spla ys Nancy and Tammy Samos and Becky and Debbo e Pooler woll present a doscusSion on broken bones woth Becky Pooler and Nancy Samos demonslrahng the use of sphn ts - Demse Whole RUTLAND S LUCKY Stars met May 19 at the Weber home wolh eoghl members and one advosor present Members were appomted to water flowers on the com munoty, and the club cto scussed plans for th • or parade floa t rollowmg the meelong games of volleyball and consequence were payed Betsy Herald and Kom Borch foeld served refreshmenls to the group - Araka Gra te ON MAY 21 the Hollbolhes met a l the home of Max me Dyer attended by one ad vtsor and eoght members Demonstrattons were gtven by Bolly Holcomb on Pork Productoon Crysf<tl Roush on Photography and Marcoa Holcomb on makong con narnon rolls The cmnamon rolls and other refreshments were served by Marcta Holcomb and Maxme Dyer The next meetmg woll be held June 5 at 5 p m at the home of Chrostme Napoer when demonslrahons woll be goven by Kevon Napoer Lark Napter , Opal and Patty D)er - Patty Dyer CHERYL LAWSON S hmne was the meehng place of the Moxed Up Hot Shots on May 10 woth 10 members and two advosors present A group dtscusston on problems wtth thetr protects was followed by a game of football The club os planmng a trop to a Cmconnah baseball game and has scheduled the next meehng lor June 7 at the home of Gary Hulton Bryan Jordan JOINT SESSION COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov James A Rhodes Thursday asked MaJoroty and Mmoroty leaders of the Ohoo House and Senate w convene a JOml sessoon of the legoslalure June 10 ill dehver a message regardmg votalossues facmg the state Rhodes dod not gove the lradotoonal Stale of the Stale' address before a JOint sessoon of the Jegoslature when ot met from January through April A three-{jay sesswn os scheduled to convene Wednesday the day after th e slate's prunary elecloons Rhodes made the request on a letter delivered to Senate Prestdent Pro Tern Olover Ocasek, D Northfoeld, House S()eaker Vernal G Roffe, Jr , D New Boston Senate Monor.oly Leader Michael J Maloney R Coocmna h and House Monortty Leader Charles F Kurfess, R Perrysburg Head Start graduation held Approxomalely 150 persons attended the 'graduahon" of the 60 choldren who attended the forst full year Hea d Start Program on Meogs County of the Galha Meogs Commumty Action Program Bndgel T McDa noel doreclor gave the we l~ome for the graduahon held on the Sacred Hea rt Church Audolorown m Pomero¥ on Fnday Calher on e Nutter supervisor teacher, was tn charge of the program woth the children pre;;entong the vocal selectoons A B C Song a nd Love os a Feeling Chro slo ph er Zornmer socoa l se rvo ces dorecloo presented cer lofoca les to the graduates Follo11 on g th e recesswnal refreshments were served The Head Sl<trt youngsters and sf<tff onclude Mochelle Adams, Leslie Artrtp Debra Blake Sean Braley Matthew Burke Wen dy Ca rsey, rrankhn Cornell Decker Cullums Aaron Davos Tomot/ly Deem Jo Ann Wolfpen News Notes Mr Norman Heolman of Bellefonlaone an d Mr Rochard Heilman of Hemlock Grove were Tuesday af tern6on vosotors of Mr and Mrs Guy Sargent and Jonathan Mr Norman Heolman of Beliefon taone and Rochard Hetlman of Hemlock Grove were Tuesday afternoon vosotors of Mr and Mrs Harley T Johnson Mr and Mrs Mark Warner and famoly of Mason were Sunday vosolors of Mr and Mrs H E Warner Mrs Lena Knapp of Langsvolle was Sunday afternoon vosolor of Mr and Mrs Doyle Knapp and famoly The) celebrated Kaol Lees 12th borthday Mr and Mrs Clonlon Golkey of Albany were vtsotors of Lincoln Rusell Mr and Mrs Guy Tuckerman of Sprongfoeld were recent vosotors of Mr and Mrs Fred Tuckerman Mr and Mrs J ames Reeves were Saturday vosttors of hos brother Don Reeves of Barnsv olle AWI\RDING DEGREES COLUMBUS I UP[) - Four perso ns oncludon g former Uruted Nations Ambassador Damel Patnck Moynthan, woll receove honorary degrees June 11 at Ohoo Stale Unover s ot y s prong commencement Moyruhan wtll deliver lh~ commencement address and be awarded a doctor of laws degree A doctm of hwnane letters degree woll be conferred on Franz T Slone presodent and chatrman of the Board of Dorectors of the Colwnbus McKonnon Co rp , Tonawanda, N Y He served on the Audotmg Department of the BankOhto Corp from 1931 unltl 1932 and was wtlh the Regwnal Credo! Corp , Columbus, from 1932 unlll 1934 Jacob Wernh Schaefer, executove dorector of customer swotchmg servtces at Bell Laboratories Holmdel, N J a nd Arthur Saul Iberall , presodent and choef sctenllst a t General Techntcal Services, Inc , Upper Darby, Pa woll receove docwr of scoence d< grees .. ~ I OFFICE RS 9 30 to 12,2 to 5 !CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS )- EAST COURT Evans, Ronald Fry Eroc Goode Lee Ann yoode, Rochard Grady, Kop Grueser Heather Harless Mochael Hams Jerod Herald, Ada Hess Kalheron e Hess Charles Jacks Carla Kauff Tammy Kauff Charles Kleon John Kleon Also Tom Lane Dwa) ne Lawson Amy Lawson, Zelia Lawson Sandra Marcum Matthew McCourt Anthony Moller Anthony Moore Carl Nocholson Larry Nocholson Peggy Reotmtre Jan e Robtn son Herbert Rose, Angela Rowe Anthony Rowe, Traco Ro\\e La rry Sellers Anna Starcher Heather Thomas Bna n Th orla Deborah Wes t Angeha Whole, Kevon Whole, Todd Wolfe Charles Wood Head Start Sf<tff - Bndgel T McDamel, dtrecwr, R Chrts top her Ztmmer, soctal servoces doreelor Dtxte Smtlh, sec retary bookkeeper, Cather me Nutter supervtsong teacher , Nancy Corcle Keoth French Charlotte Wells teachers , Nancy Cornell Loutse Carsey Edna Knopp Nanette Nllz and Jean Sexson teacher s atdes, Gaylene Jo Robonson, cook, JosephoneTyree cook's aode, Caroline Moore van drover Mary Donna Somms, van. drover r-- ------------------------~ : I l Area Deaths FLOYD HENDRICKS Funeral servoces for Floyd Eugene (Buddy) Hendrocks 11ere held today at Ewong Funeral Home Mr Hend•ocks doed as a result of a shootong at hos home Tuesday Mr llendrocks was preceded on dea th by hos father Mathew, broth ers Matt, Pete and Cha rles and two broth ers 111 onfan cy, soster Evelyn Whaley and two sosters on onfancy and one grandchtld He os survtved by two sons Gerald and Joe both of Racon e one daughter, Marolyn Denose Hendrocks, Racme two step-daughters Mrs Crystal Pullons Mans held, Ruth Thorla Racone two step sons Bob Thorla Ra cme and Btll Thorla Ak ron , SIX s t ep gran d choldren two ststers, Alice Who le Monersvolle and Mrs Polly Gobbs Rutland and two brothers Art of Commerce Coty, Colo and Don of Syracuse Mr Hendncks was em played at Modwest Steel for the past three years He served wolh the U S Mannes and U S Army durong World War II D West 26 20 East Moler Sl , Colwnbus doed 1hursday at, Grant Hosp!l<tl, Colwnbus She os survoved by her hus ban d R1chard, het , par ents Mr and Mrs , Argyle Deet~r three brothers Thomas Rock and Robert one S'fller Joyce Adams grandmothers, Mrs Freda Deeter and Mrs Gussoe Daoley Racme She attended the Holzer School o£ Nursmg Funeral servoces woll be ' conducted Saturday at 10 , a m at Greenla~>n Chapel woth James Harros of foctatong Buroal woll be m Greenla11n Cemetery Froends may call at the Cook and Son Funeral Home, 1631 Parsons Ave , Froday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m JUDY D WEST COLUMBUS - Mrs Judy IURIAL I Don't Forget Our WEEK-END SALE . ON DINGO BOOTS heritage house Mtddleport Open Froday Till a 00 Saturday Toll ~;OO ' , ,, INI!.!BAN~E $2,000.00 ' No Mocllcol lxam Required. Ate I to 15 ' Cll, IIIII Ill lltl •II Willi Nl.., AHrHI tllil Ap. If rural gove dorectoons to resodence INVISTOII HIRITAGI I P.O. Box 196. McArthur. 0111o . What does 11 take for a Superstar to honestly pray, 24· year old ..Lord, help me to do my best whether I finish first or last"? $5 95 Woth actoon . . . . .I: photographs' ......... ,..._--==-= Here 1s a dynamoc sports story revea l1ng the cornpass oonate heart of a young Superstar Kyle Rote, Jr. Middleport Book Store Ohto • GROUND BREAKING CEREMONIES - Approximately 100 persons attended ground breakmg ceremomes on May 13 at the stle for the new St Paul's Umted Methodost Church on Tuppers Plams The Rev Dull, pastor offactaled and opentng and closmg prayers were gaven by Dr Wesley Clarke, distrtct superintendent the Rev Robert Bwngarner, head of the Metgs County Methodist Montslry Other honored guests mcluded Edoson Hoootetter prestdent of the Pomeroy National Bank , Richard Fock and Palll Karr, contracwrs arx! Ia) speakers Dwayne Sydenstrtcker and Denrus Creegor Shown at thtt ground breakong are front l.t Mr Hobsletter Dr Wesley Clark, Carl Barnholl W Rtce Dana Hoffman and ' Nancy Crow back row Hobart Vmeyard, Paul Karr, Rochard Ftsk, Rev Dull Rev Bumgarner, and Carol) n Trtpp Meigs Property Transfers Homer C Smoth dec to Homer C Smoth, Aff for trans Lebanon Homer c, Smtlh Clara A Smolh to Garnet Ervone DtKoe Smtih Parcels Lebanon , Garnet Ervone Henry ~rvone, Dixie Smoth to Kenneth Cozart Patrocoa W G:ozart, Parcels Lebanon Doxoe Smoth Extrx Charles Wayne Hobach dec to Kenneth Cozart, Palrocoa W Cozart Parcels Lebanon Cloflon Fraley Jr Carolyn Fraley to Clifton R Fraley Margarelle Fraley, 6 acres ScipiO Lows J Vwla Frances L v'oola to Loretta Young 1 acre, Ohve Sarah S Wtlte to Leonard Conrad Lyons Carol Lynn Lyons, I acre Chester Hubert H Matheny, Clareslone Matheny to Ira E Showalter Kren J Showalter 1157 acres Olove Mtlo Hutchoson Betty Hutchtson to Aloysous Grueser Anna Sue Grueser, Lot 5 Rutland Falon s Add Ronald Thomas, Karen L Thomas to John F Thomas Mabel I Thomas Lots and Parcels, Moddleport • Scopto Clarence Barnett Georgoa ~arnett to Marvon L Keebaugh Maqone J ll:eebaugh Jacob M Gaul, !lloldredL Gaul 91 acre ()range • Roy E Fock Doros Fock Rtchard T Fock Louella Kock, Charles T Ftck Mary Itatherme Ftck aka Mary Lou P,ock to Frank Nelson Reyn olds Joyce Louose !leynolds I acre Chesler : Seldon G Woodyard Sr /llberla R Woodyard to Samuel J Bennett Bonme Jean Bennett 76 1 , acres SctpiO ~ Albert J Walsh to Hannah 1\1 Walsh , 16 5 acres 26 atres Colwnboa ' Vocwr L Roush , Vockoe S Roush w Paul Somon Alhe simon lots Pomeroy : Roy Roffott Lolltan Proflotl to Racme Gas and Servoce nght of way agreement siitton , Zally B Medors Pearl G J'4edors to Jerry L Clone P,hylhs M Clone, 80 04 acres Rutland ' Jerry L Chne, Phyllis M Gilne to Jerry L Ttl1is Qarlene ToUrs, 15 acres 1!1Jlland . Martha H Chambers ltlchard J Chambers to ~ons Saw Moll and Loggmg E;gwp & Supplies Inc , 90 oores limber, Chesler ' Larry J Petitt to Doana Ilarl Pelht lots, Pomeroy ~!ph Sham Mavone Sham t~ Roy Profftll Lolloan Proffitt I acre Sutton ::'Hayman A Barmtz Elva t:5,!an Barmtz to Morgan A 'rjles I OIS M Yates 53 09 a~res Sulton ;J\Ielvma Barnhart, dec w liorts E Warsock, Raymond 1.!' Barnhart, afltd Trans , R,lllland Vollage 51 E Gluesencamp Alberta Gluesehcamp to G~rdon Profitt!, Odessa J>r3>ffllt I acre Lebanon ~lden Walburn to Elden IIIBlburn Gladys L Walburn lo1s, Middleport iJlyrl D Groffm, Donna J Gttffon to Mon ongahela Pqwer Co , easement, Orange 1ltbert Celedoma , Dtan e Cdledonta w Alfred Conard , Slllly Conard, 1 5 acres Bedford Norman 0 Weber Vera A O,nnel News, By the Day Mr and Mrs James Ingram Sr spent Saturday and Sunday at the Lee home Others there on Sunday were Mr and Mrs Mtchael Leos t and famoly Mr and Mrs Dwtght Sompston and daughter J a nel all of Colwnbus Rev and Mrs Ro chard Young and fa nuly of Stdney Ohoo spent Sunday mghl and Monday with Mr and Mrs Edson Roush Mrs Mary Ctrcle returned home Saturday alter spen dong a week wo th Mr and Mrs Wolham Perry and famoly at Holland Ohoo She attended the weddong of her gra ndso n Da nn y Perry Others at the Corde home on Sunday were Mr and Mrs George Cor cle dau gh ter Cheryl Mr and Mrs James Corcle of New Haven Patrocoa Ctrcle and daughter Ma nanna Melvon Ctrcle and son Mark Colwnbus spent Saturday mgnt woth hos mother Mary Corcle Wolloam Carleton of Racme spent Monday afternoon wolh Eunoe Brmker, Betty Van Meter Patnck and Sheryl Lee Ann Johnson Mrs Eume Bronker and Betty Van Meter were at the St Pa ul and Mt Zoon cemeteroes on West Vorgtnoa on Sunday and called at the home of Mr and Mrs Jesse Strong at Grantsvolle Apple Grove News Notes B) Mrs Herbert Roush Dale Wallace Holl of Moore Haven Fla came by plane and spent the wee~end wolh Mr and Mrs Dallas Holl and other relaloves Dallas Htll receoved word of the death of hos couson, Robert Stevens Culloden, W Va Tu esday Mr Holl Margoe Roush Clifford Holl Harry Holl , John Holl all \lsoted relatoves and patd respect to Mr Stevens at Heck s Funeral Home, Molton, W Va Wednesday Mr and Mrs Hoyt Fugerson of Pt Pleasant vostted Sunday "olh Mr and Mrs Homer Warner Mr and Mrs Don Hodges Colwnbus Mrs Ferne B Hayman Mrs June Wockersham spent Memoroal weekend campmg at Royal Oaks Park Jeff Wockersham and Jom Alley spent the weekend on Dayton wtth Jom s Sisler Jenny Mochelle and Della Johnson of Raco ne were Mernoroal weekend guests of theor grandparen ts, Mr and Mrs Robert Smoth Sr Lorna Bell Co lumbus spent Memoroal wee kend woth her parents Mr and Mrs Don Bell Mr and Mrs Elza Btrch of Racon e vosoled GeorgMrs e Hunt of Kanauga Margoe Hun t over Memoroal weekend Mr and Mrs Burton Webb of Man sfteld vtsoted Mrs Toll Webb Mr and Mrs Pat We bb at Racone ove r Mernonal weekend And also vosoted Burton s moitoer at Cholhcothe Mrs Maggoe Roush spent Memoroal weekend wolh Mr and Mrs Herbert Shoelds Molhe Ropley of Charleston W Va was also a guest of the Shtelds Mr and Mrs Woodro\1 Dol of Baltomore Weber to Melvm C Murphy, Lellte M Murphy parcel , Ohv~ Md brought Mrs Roush here and she returned to Maryland Tuesday wolh the Dols Over Memoroal weekend ~uests of Mr and Mrs Erwtn Gloeckner \\ere Mrs Maggoe Roush Mtlhe Ropley Charleston Mr and Mrs Dan Shondler and son, Don of Amhurst 0 Clarence Story and Rosalee Darwm Mr and Mrs Paul Davos Parkers burg Paul Rowe sf<ttooned on Vorgonoa on the Umted Sl<ttes Army spe nt two weeks woth Mr and Mrs Wayne Rowe and other relahves Mr and Mrs Rowe look htm to Charles ton where he flew by plane to Vorgoma Mr and Mrs Walter Me Dade of Troy 0 spen t Memon al weekend wolh Mrs Gladys Shoelds Mrs Edna Roush and called on other relatoves Mr and Mrs Hersc hol Norros Mrs Pearl Noms "ent to Huntongton Sunday and me l Mrs Vera Cratg of Athens Ala who came to spend an ondefomle vosol "'th her mother Mrs Pearl Norros Arthur Wolson of Cleveland and sosteNn law of New York vostled Mrs Kathryn Hunt Saturday a nd vosoted graves of loved ones at Letart ralls Ce metery Memoroal weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Tom Norros were Rev and Mrs Trn Norros Mr and Mrs Wolford Noms of Rome Coly, lnd Mr and Mrs Phohp Dasher of Mar}svolle Monnoe Thayer Udell Thay er of Colwnbus Mr and Mrs Carl Nurros of Junction Ctly Mr and Mrs Lewos Ptckelt are stayong woth her parents Mr a nd Mrs Charles Mochaels Mr Ptckett os employed at Tro State Materoal s Mrs Eula Wolfe and Early Roush spent Monday evenmg wo th Mr and Mrs Thomas Wolfe at Racme and enjoved homemade oce cream and cake Mr and Mrs Harold Hayman of Wes te rville vtsoted graves of loved ones at Lef<trt Falls Cemetery over Memoroal weekend and also vtstled Mr and Mrs Garrett Corcle of Racme Mr and Mrs Dan Shondler and Don of Amhursl, 0 vtsoled Mr and Mrs Howard Rou s h at Racme over Mem oroal weekend Mr and Mrs Ernest Deeter and choldren, Mr and Mrs George Roberts of Bashan were recent SWJday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Randall Roberts and choldren Vocko Ables of Canal Wmchesler spent Monday and Tuesday wtlh her parents, Mr and Mrs Jack Ables and Paul Mrs Gladys Shoelds look Mrs Belly Roush to Port smouth Hospof<tl where she consulted her doctor They were overrught guests of Mrs Mae Gould at Ironton Wed nesday They also vosoted Mr and ' Mrs Bud Lampen at Pm tsmouth Mrs Don s Hensler uf IU.cone Mr and Mrs Paul Ervon of Bashan Rd Mrs Rose McDade of Moddlcport Mrs Wolma McGraw of Bashan vosoted Mr and Mrs Don Bell Mr and Mrs Moke 0 Broen and choldren of Gallipolis vtsotcd Mr and Mrs Larry 0 Broen and chodren Sunday afternoon Boll Wheeler of Colwnbus spent a weekend w1th hos parents, Mr and Mrs Ale~ Wheeler Boll called on Mr and Mrs Edward Cross Sunday afternoon Howard Roush was returned to hts home at Racme after beong a medtcal pattent at Pleasant Valley Hospotal Vtstlong Mr Roush whole there were Mrs Betty Roush Mrs Gladys Shoelds, Herbert Roush Rev Howard Shovely Mrs Ttll Webb, Mrs Nora Pearson, Beth Ann Thetss, Barbara Theoss a !tended Commencement exerctses at Kyger Creek Hogh School Fro day evenmg Mrs WEbb's granddaughter Debra Fofe wa s one of the graduates Mr and Mrs Robert Smtlh Sr were vosotors at Belpree Moss Valene Johnson and fro end of Rto Grande called on Mr and Mrs Robert Smoth Sr Sunday and attend ed co mme nceme nt exercoses at Southern Local Hogh School Mr and Mrs Dennoe Manuel of Maroelf<t spent a weekend wolh Mr and Mrs Arnold Hupp Denose and Trol Manuel spent th e weekend woth Mr and Mrs Robert Hart and chtldren Rocky Hupp ts home from Marengo Junclwn to dm e truck for hos father Arnold Hupp thos swnmer Mr and Mrs Pete Bearhs of Portsmouth Va spent len days woth Mrs Erma Wolson and famoly Mrs Toll Webb attended a cookout at the home of Mrs Betty Theoss Racone Sun day Mr and Mrs Everette Parsons of Negley vtstled Mrs Herbert Roush Mrs Edna Parsons, hos mother Mrs Ruth Parson s and Preston Mr and Mrs Herbert Roush vosoted Ott Boston Mr and Mrs Dorsa Parsons at Racme Saturday evemng George Parsons of Ashland spent Saturday evemng woth hos father Dorsa Parsons at Racme Mr and Mrs Roger Parsons of Akron and Mrs Jessoe Parsons of Ashland spent a weekend wtlh Mr and Mrs Donald Hupp and attended commencement exerc1ses at Southern Local Htgh School Sunday Mrs Ava Belles of Wellston spent the weekend woth Mrs Ferne B Hayman Mr and Mrs Paul Davts of Parkersburg brough t Mrs Ada Noms to the horne of Mr and Mrs Erwm Gloeckner Sunday and were donner guests of the Gloeckners Mrs Norros had spent two and a half weeks woth the Davoses Mrs Kathryn Hunt held a cookout Sunday tn honor of her nephew Ronme Wilson \\ho was one of the graduates of Southern Local Hogh School Attendmg were Mrs Erma Wtlson, Mr and Mrs Pete Bearhs, Mr and Mrs Wayne Wolson Robm and Cheryl Tma and Jared Htll, Mr and Mrs Woham Wockhne Scott and Kyle, Mrs Ka lhryn Hun l and the honored guest Fairview News Notes By Mrs Herbert Roush Mrs Edna Roush of Racone ~pent Tuesday toll Thursday woth Mr and Mrs Russell Roush Mr and Mrs Gary Mtller and Amy of Bellvue spent a weekend woth Mr and Mrs Charles Lawson and family Mrs Joyce Manuel and chtldren Donmf<t and Rabon and Wyatt South vosoled Mr '11-•-----------------· Summer Casuals For Invasion rapped by Egypt Ry MAURICE GUINDI CAIRO 1 UP! ) - Egypt has condemned S.) na s mvas10n of I ebanon and saod ol supports a Palestmoan call for colle ctove Arab peacemakmg on the strofetorn country Egyploan Fureog n <MJmster lsmaol Fahmo on a letter to Arab League Secretary Genera l Mahmoud Rtad Thursdav mght denounced the Syroan mlervenuon as a cancer ealong up Lebanon The recent mohtary onlerventton has escalated openly to the poont where ot poses not only the threat of .on occupaloon of Leba non aga onst the woll of the maJority peots people but also tHreatens blood) massacres whoch on reality would be a war of ex termmauon Fa hmt saod wothout mentoonmg Syroa by name He also charged that the mterventoon look place woth the open or tacol blessmgs of certa m corcles whtch cannot be descrobed as keen on the preservation of Arab mteresls Government sources saod Fahmo was referrmg mamly to Israel and U1C Umted States Sl roa has poured 12 000 troops onto Leba non to yJng to end the 14 monlh-<>ld covol war betwee n Chro sllan roghtosts and Moslem lefti sts In Ius letter, Fahmo backed the Palestone loberallon Orgamzahon's call for itn ur gent for eogn mom sters conference to launch a pan Arab moltahve supplanllng S) roa s current role Egypt thre" ots weoght behond the PLO "htch os aligned Wllh ( ebanese Jeftosl fa c ttons on op posotoon to Syroa after 300 Arab students occ upoed the Svroan Embassy 111 Caoro for three hours Thursday mormng to protest the S) roan onvaswn Arab doplomatic sources saod Iraq Suulh Yemen and Yemen also have advtsed the League of theor agreement to an at! Arab conference But the sour ces were skeptocal about the chances of success of s uch a conference, of It matenahzes because of Syrta s apparent de termmatoon to go through woth ots songlehanded ac twn 111 l.ehanon 8) Cluril e Allen Mr and Mo s Vu gol Wood Spron gfo eld spent th e \\eekend with Mrs Letha Worid Mr and Mr s Rona ld Nelson of M1 chogao1 spent several days \lllh Mrs Helen Nelson Holda Weber of Co lwnbus >pent several days \1 tth Mr and Mrs Ralph Keller Weekend gues ts of Mrs Neva Baoley were Mr and Mrs Warren Fosheo and son Indoanapolis and Mr and Mrs Charles Sch ufOe and clnldren, Colwnbus Mr and Mrs Charles Goegleon Flatwoods called on Mr and Mrs Clayton Allen Sunday Mr and Mrs Roger Hones and daughters of Galllpohs vosoted \\llh Mrs Audrey Woode, Sun day Mr and Mrs Junoor Koemg and family were Sun day donner guests of Mr and Mrs Bruce Myers and farm ly The family of Mrs l.clha Wood gathered at her horne Sunday afternoon on ob se rvance of her bnlhday Homemade 1ce c1eam ami ca ke were served to Mr and Mrs Roy Chnsty loca l Mr a nd Mrs Vorgol Wood Sprongfoeld Mo and Mrs Robert Wood local Mr and Mrs Harold Ha\\ k Mark Dean and Knsloe Tuppers Plaons Mr and Mo s Don Belzong Hemlock Grove Roy Betzmg Pomeroy Bob Wood and Charlie Raconc Sandra Wood, Parkersburg Boll Beegle, Chesapeake Mr and Mo s Paul Hoffm an, Mrs Freda Mollet and Lenora Belzmg local Mrs Opal E1chonger en tertaoned relaloves and froend s wtlh donner at her home Su nday aft ernoon before the Com mencement at Eastern Her son Donald was a member uf the graduatong class Present for the donner were Do nald PLAIN. WITM MEAT, WITH MUSHROOMS 59~ ALUMINUM FOIL 2 FOR "Dinner Dates" MAYJO 8AMto2PM 55~ NELSON'S REG. 39• EACH 1 GAL CREAMY STYLE PEANUT BUTTER 18 oz. MEAT 79~ Baked steak roast beef hamburger steak flounder fish & ham CANDY BAR VEGETABLES Ltma beans peas & carrots noodles Murphy 1 Your cu~tomer drove the car away whole you were dream1ng about the POTATOES Baked mashed home fr1es PIE SALADS Tossed slaw cott~ge cheese macaront Coconut crea m apple cherry Soft tee cream, mtlk shakes, etc DeliCious Char Broiled Steaks OPEN WEEKDAYS 6 AM to 1 00 PM ~teamboat In11 Re.ol OJcl F tslllnued fl ou e 3rd St ·~ SPAGHETTI SAUCE 36 oz. --::---::===--=- - ~ --------------~ SUNDAY The Open Frtday Ttl8 Pomeroy, Ohto 992-2039 Bass Coronne and Kenda of Middlepor t Edwao d Hupp Dav td Roush Shao on Roush Cond) Roush spent Memoooal weekend camp on g on the Muskongwn Rtvet picture and Mrs Herbert Sayre perfect Sharon Condy Edward gifts Roush were at a cookout Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Waldmg whoch was held on honor of lheor daughter Mel Waldmg who was a member of the gradualmg class at Suulhem Local High School Mr and Mrs Hod Froend have moved from Syracuse to Mrs Froend's home at Faorvtew Mr and Mrs James fashioned wllh old·tlme Sayre of Kanauga Mr and artistry bye7'1naon_ Mrs Norman Styer of Waterford were Memonal shapes elegant deSignsweekend guests of Mr and all loveJ, w1th two 1nr1er fra mes and wn Mrs Herbert Sayre dow pan es to protect the photos Wyatt South left Fnday for Germany where he woll be sf<tttoned m the Umted Slates Army for one and a half years Wyatt had spent a monlh s leave woth hts mother Mr and Mrs Don Manuel Mr and Mrs Kenneth Steamboat Inn• Chapman's Shoes Van Meter Nc" lac kso11 Mr and Mrs ( Jo,u l ~s F.od unHer POIN I PI ~ ASAN1 - Dill Suu o11 nah Dcno11s f:odunH•• Holcomb poe sodc nt uf l.()( al Cu lwnbus M1 11 nd Mo s 1159 URWA llnd I R F11r11 Ruber t Wil so n a nti Jan plant uuu1,oge r of Shouffer Pomeroy Eld on Koacuter Chenu cal s Gallipolis h n y l.eda Mac Kra ueter Mr and plant announced a ne w laboo Mrs l<orr) Wol fe l.aron and agoeement ~ as ra tofoed by Kent Mr and Mo s Dale WliOII members Wednesdny Maodens Collon and KroshL 1 he three year Hgrcemcut all of Racouc Mr and Mrs 11111 conlmue unhl June t Turn No ce Mr s Mnbel 197U VanM<Ieo Mo and Mo s About !O J employees Rochard Va nMe ter J im member of the Jcical muon Amsbur1 1111\ Bmun Mo s \ oted duro11g Wedn esdu) s Etc htnger Don.o ld ""d l.auo a membet ~ ho p mee tong 1he le ~~n .oil lonol nell COil to !ICI prOVIdeS f01 Improved "ages •nd f11nge beolcflts F. ffcc to ve 1111 mcdtalcl\ ot follo\\s scvcoal In 1942 the Battle of \\ Ccks of ne gotlal lons Lee Modi! II\ began m whoch the Skollman or I he F cdcoa l Japanese flee t suffered ots Medoatoon Son oce assist ed forst decosove defeat on World lht ncgohattons W.or II by Ameroc.t n forces In t967 w,or booke out bet11et 11 lsr.tel and f:g)pl It lasted sox day s and Israel emerged \ IClOrtuu s takong vast areas uf Arab tcortlor) ot stoll holds despote 1cpeatcd denmmls tha t ot be 1eltu ned In 1972 black mthtant Angela DaVIs was ,,. quotied of murdeo kodnapmg and crnmna l consporacy chmgcs PomiiVJ fbrer Sllep slemmmg from fl Qolifm nla courtroom shootout 111 winch Mrs Milllrd Vln Mtter Ph ttt lilt Ph Hl 5711 a JUd~e Mod thoec olheos wco e kolled PROGRESSO home cooked meals at The Fam1~ New agreement said ratified Lhester News Notes Racme Ohoo C rwk111~ Oo ,l l 949 25 15 r·Woi/Jirooodj ._ miLI<SHAk£~8UTTERNUT ~MiiitJOY ~ 5 FOR 49~ Peter Paul Mounds, Almond Joy, HoiiJwood, Butternut, Shake, Clark & ZaR!Iut MIX OR MATCH �4- 1 he Da oly Senlmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Froday June 4 1976 ........~ :~-:!~ .}; .... .. .. :O"><{..<:;m:~:t.Mf#.m~~j~.@.~~ :;::: : ::,:,:::: t~ ;I~ Ij Social ~ ~ R i Calendar ~ Sport Parade ~ ; l~ Today's $, Purtzer has 2-stroke lead in Bicentennial PIUI.ADI I PHIA I UP! ) I om Purtzer wh o little more than a year ago was foghlmg b<J d wa ter unappelozong food and rats os cxcotcd and ha vong a lot of fun thos t IIIIJAY MIDDI F"PORf IF"E BAll By MILTON RICHMAN teams woll hold rwnmagc and Upl Sports Editor R~ bake saIe at M1ddl epor l Par k -~ Froday and bake sale at Nl W YOH K I UP! ) Publicly Muhammad All keeps Cotozens Bank also tag day ~ eek Purtzer who takes a two talkong boxcar nwnbeos telhn g everybody how he has made All events from 9 a m to 3 str oke lead onto today s $3\nnlhon alre.ody how that II be up tu $56 molhun after Ken pm second round of the Norton ,ond how he has offers whtch could push the total to $75 REVIVAl IN progress Bocenlenmal Golf Cla ss tc nul lion onsodc SIX months Provatcly though he "ants to qwl thr ough Saturday at didn t qualo fy for the pro tour lie llil S hid II Freedom Gos pel Mt ssoon untol last June I m goru a get out of thts It s getting too rough now I Ba ld Knob 7 30 mghUy I he Su he spe nt II weeks 111 the " "'"'' gd ou t whole I shU gotmv marbles Re' 0 G McKmney of Far Ea st where he made hos ll r s nd th 1! only a few da) S ago ( harleston os tfle gues t best pro showong runnerup on I h 1t s lht w"v he talks when there r~re no ne111 smen around speaker Specoal s on gong the I haoland Open that netted t,okong notes no mocrophones under Ius nose no 1V cameras Pubhc welcome g11ndong may CAN CER CLIN IC at Wh ot once used to be sheer JOY climbmg onto the rmg Veterans Memoroal Hospotal sw tppong Jabs and hooks woth someone else IS no longer for free of charge w all Meogs t\h Hu xwg lw s become work Worse y ~l 1l has bt'come bonn ~ women For appmntment call ond U1c d Hlv dosc ophne of road work has grown onto more thi1n (an cer offoce Moddleport 1 ch udgcn ot has become pure punoshmcnl The Rutland Lucky Sl<trs to 4 p m 992 7511 or Jan Ali Jiwav s docs what he woshes met June 2 at the Weber Hts m.on.1geo Hcrbeo t Muhammad saod as much I hursday Judge on evemng 992-5832 home wtth s1x members and SEM I ANNUA l I N 1\\0 adv osors a ttendong on Modoson Squ.u e Gard en s II all of rarne Club where the lfft col l <~ nm unccment wa s made that Alowoll gel $6 uulhon for STAI LATION of Bethel 62 Discussed were a bake sale rlcfendmg his \\Orld heavywcoght title ag.unst Norton ot lnternatoonal Order of Job s and what kond of fl oat to have Y.mktc Sl<~dtwn Se pt 28 Norton will draw $1 rmllion foo hos Daughters woll be held for the parade Betsy Herald thud mcctmg wnh All e.och havmg won once be fore and both Froday 7 30 p m at the gave a demonstratoon on the ge t 1 peo " nuoge of the gross for the 15 round bout to be Pomeroy Masonic Temple four food groups Jli OIIIuted juontly by the Garden and by lop Rank Inc , whtch Angoe Sosson ou tgoo ng F'or refo eshmenls Dar la 1s h md hng tl c te le\dsiOn honored queen woll be the Wolhamson Kom Borchfoeld II co bcot Muha mmad saod he hoped Alo would not retore after mstalhng offtcer Merro Ault and Ara ka Gra le cooked the Noolon fight ,111d that he d gove George Foreman another os th e oncomo ng honored meal two on the OUt shot 111 ssto ,111~e how both Al oand Ius ma nager a re so sure Joe queen 1 he onstallatoon do or Cookery pro l r ,ozoeo os goong to be beaten June 15 ) but that another ceremony os open Ject The nex t meeting m ~ctl n g w1th J<""m t: man w JS ent trely up to Ah SATURDAY woll be a hoke at Forked Run I \~ o uldn t Wcmt tum to retu e befur~ he ~ 1vcs Foreman ANNUA l INSPECTION State Park on June 9 from 10 another d ldllce scud Herbert Muhamma d Foreman gave Eva ngeli ne Chapter 172 a m to 3 p m - Araka hnn.o d oon ce to get hos lolle back But 1f Ah onsosled on retorong 0 E S Moddleporl Salur Gra te I d go by what he w,mted I d never tell hom to go rn to the rong of day 7 30 p m at the Masomc THE MEIGS CO UN fY he dorln t want to 1emplc I oc ll a Hayes Shepherds 4 H Club met Ma) l 1 hJs owr u11ml Ah can see lumself rettrmg for a yea r and deputy grand matron on 18 at the faorgrounds The lhcn rn aklll g 1 comebf-lck tfter the authen llc No 1 cunte11der spectmg officer All Easteon membe rs di sc ussed the fon til) os eslabhshed Slat m embers mvtlcd market lamb shean ng to be Let u n flghl ot out .ond then I II come out of retn emcntand CUB SCOU1 Pack 235 held on June 19 A cookout I If foght U1e wonner he lllls saod pnvately Chest r r fuppers Pl"ms wtll wtll be held after the I asked Ah I huosday whether he mtends to keep fo ghtong hold a boke rodeo Sat urday at shearong Dave Starlin from ~:~ n y m 01 e aft.c1 Norton Eastern Hogh School parkong Amesvolle gave a demon I dun no ot s getton tempting he saod I w uma retore but lot begmmng at 3 p m stratoon on blockmg market I d loke to be the forst athlete to make $75 nulhon and I could do lambs for show and the SUNDAY 11 woth the offers I got no\\ Just lhonk $75 nulhon Nobody s correct way to fol and show ASERIES of eoght lectures e1co done that before Nobodv s ever come close lambs for faor The next J.o ck Dempse1 Gene Tunney Rock) Marcwno they on Abraham s Land Grant meehng woll be June 19 at the Promoses woll be held at the i \ CI e JU ~l buxns 1 hey V\er en lthe man I am I ve become so faor grounds Nockey b-o g 1Rogget than even Rabe Ruth I could help Kessonger of he for st Chur ch of God L eonard nce<led ot 'Ah sa od convertong the Secretary of the Sta te on to Syracuse each Sunday mghl THE MEIGS County Better at 7 30 p m Public om oted the sl oo!slop luo the C.orchnals 111 one songle mouthful loves lock Daor) 4-H Club mel 1111 ke) g tve me 500 acres woth a castle oveolookmg the George S Ooler pastor M ay 26 at the Bob Lee Farm 11\CI I he)I Cnamon a mall ofter me on Mamla I couldn l speakeo wolh 16 members and one 11 alk lh< sto eels of Mumcl \\Omen and baboes kisson me all MONDAY advosor altendmg The group llu tune In ~ h mer they gave me d rnoun ta m Ho Muun la m TRI COUN I Y C B meelong discussed where daory breeds ot s called Monday 7 p m at motor were from and feedong of What os he goong to do woth ol ' cycle club Peach Fork Road daor) ca ttle Demonstrahons I du nno he saod II s JUSt there now fhey rc gonna put a county road 19 Potluck were gl\ en by Bob Lee hotel on 11 donn er to follow Brong Albert Holman, and Becky Both Ah ar d Norton 'osoled Yankee Stad ium for the photo covered dtsh beve rages g1r1 phe rs beneht bef01e unvmg at the (,r.u den When the table servoce Cuff ee woll be Lee Jerry Bobbee gave a clldmp walked out to second base he looked up at the provi ded Members a nd report on the feedmg of daory cattle scoocbom<l on ro ght centerfield and noloccd ol bhnkong thos guests mvoled The next meehng wtll be elec to onoc message June 8 at the Davod Flagg My God Is tl11s the end of Ah ' BIB I E School at th e Farm - Patty Parker Alo scnse<l ot was a pu bhcoty stunt whoch ot was and got a Moddl epurt Umted Pe n OLDER MEMBERS of the kock out of tl He turned lo"ard Norton a few feet away and tecostal Church South Thord Merry Makers 4 H Club met beg.on hollcrmg at hun Ave Moddleporl 9 30 to May 25 at the home of Tern M} h,onds are good thos tome sucker I m gonna jab I m II 30 a m Monday through Pulhns Two ad\lsors and 11 gunnd hook lm gonn.t whup you good I m gonna stand an Froda) members were on attendance foghl 1 am I gunna run MIDDI EPORT Garden And wh.ol am I gonna be dumg 1 purred Ken Norton, Club 7 30 Monday at the The group doscussed JUdgong 1\llhout so rnuc h as e\e n blmkmg an eve home of Mrs J W Morros and set a deadlme for when Mrs Char les McDa mel all prOJec Is must be done Raosong money through a assoshng hostess Stanley Part) and 4 H camp SPEC IAl MEET IN G were also doscussed Southern I oca l Band Tern Pullins demonstrated Mrs All en Brewer of Mr and Mrs Harold Brewer Boosters 7 30 p m Monday the proper way to make a Sto ve oS\ oll e a ttended the Moss Jane Brewer and Bobby at hogh school Fmal plans for pozza and Renee Trussell on '.l edd ng uf her grandson Fitch Long Bottom CB Radoo Roundup and care of hamsters Refresh Leland H Close and Moss On Saturday May 21l Mr doscusswn on band camp and menls were served by Tern Cm ol l.ec Bennett on Fro day and Mrs Edgar Brewer other ma tters All onterested Pullins - Tammy Polzer M,o y 28 at the Veto attended the weddmg of lheor parenls onvoted THE FIVE POINT Bucks Po cshytclldn Church Veto grandson Kerry Dobbons and NEW I Y rORMED met on May !9 at the home of OhiO Moss I,orena Jane Hyde allhe Western Boot Colozens Band I he b11degt oom os the son Church of fh e Master Uno ted Rado o Club woll hold a Jommy Parker woth sox of Mo and Mo s Clyde Close Methodost Church m Wester meetong 8 p m Monday at members and one advosor a tte ndon g They dosc ussed \Val e1fo1d and Moss Bennell volle Roush Landong one mole communoty prOJec ts 4 H os the ddughter of Mr and west of Racme on Route 124 camp and 4 H notebooks Mos Delber t Benn ett sogn posted those on teres led Jtmmy Parker demon. OlCslcrhtll Others atlendmg on JOimn g are welcome slrated the correct way to ENOUGH CANDY 1\lth Mrs BoC\\ Cr "ere Davod MEIGS COUNTY ratr ca re and handle a rabbot and NORWALK Ohoo tUP(J Brewer Mrs Marolyn Beall Board meetong 8 p m Coluntbus Moss Ronda Beall The strokebound Fanny Monday at secref<try s olfoce also how to show a rabbtt at Boeezewoud Pa Mrs Farmer Candy Co plant m Rock Sprongs Faorgrounds the faor The health chaor man Tommy Pullms , had a I out se Br e\\ er Por tlan d Norwalk has a substantoal TUESDAY mventory of candy on hand grab bag on health products w meet ommedtate orders MIDDLEPORT CHILD and theor correct use Kock· Gtve Someone A company of flcoals sa od Co nserv atoon League old ball and Warball were games fashtoned famoly po cmc at played by the group Mrs lu s h Green Thursday Local 20 of the Teamsters Route 33 roadsode park 6 30 Parker and Jommy served Tuesday Whole refr eshments - J ohnny Umon struck the plant here p m elephant sale to be held and Reo bel early Tuesday tn a CD!Ilract new offo cers to be msf<tlled di spute The old contract THE YOUNGER members whoch covered 335 employes Everyone to lake a covered of the Merry Makers 4 H Club ex pored at modnoghl Monday dosh and table sen oce mel on May 28 at Angoe The compa ny offered a Spencers woth 12 members For btrfhday get well three yea r "age pac ka ge ELECTION DAY dmner and two advosors m attend a nmv e rsary callong for a 26 per ce nt Tuesday at Sy rac use ance mcrease on wage and fron ge Munocopal buoldong sponsored They doscussed doffo culhes benefo ts The uruon has asked by the lad oes of the on sew on g deadline for for a 40 per cen t mcrease Presbyteroan Church proJeCts to be done and 4 H Local 20 members voted Cash 'N Car r y camp The prOJecl lesson was Wednesday 14~ !07 to reJect on tcachmg the members how a proposal ~hoch would have to measure seams correc tly PRAISE MEETING allowed unoon offocals to go and when to use an otem of Th e Salva toon Army over the company books of the your sewong gear Refresh Butternut Ave Pomeroy ments were served by Angoe workers returned w theor 59 N Second St woll hold a pratse rnee lmg at JObs durmg negollallons Spencer The next meehng 3 p m SWida) Th e dovosoonal woll be June 12 at the home of , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - , comman der MaJ or Davod Brenda Bentz - Tammy Baxendale of the Clncmnato Pitzer LEGAL Headquarters woll be rHE HARRISONVILLE spea ker Specoal musoc woll Boys 4 H Honor Club mel be provoded and the public os May 12 at the Grange Hall onvtted Ll Danoel Groffon woth one advosor and 12 commandtn g offo cer of members on attendance Athens wtll conduct the Roll call was answered by The Tax Books are now open for the1 meetmg each member giVIng the June or Second half Collection of the name of a rocket A proJect 1975 Real Estate Taxes. Also for VBS SLATED lesson on model rocket delinquent tax . Closmg date wtll be Vacatoon Bohle school woll engtne$ and parachute be held at the Bradford foldmg was then followed by J une 22, 1976. Church of Chro st from 9 to a demonslrahon by Mark II 30 a m • June 8 18 The Roggs on sendmg off a model GEORGE M. COLLINS school wtll be from pre scho11l rncket 1he meeting was through hogh school Anyone fnllowed by a game of ball tag MEIGS COUf1TY TREASUR woshong onformauon may call and kor k hall - Danny ~---------.:.--------' !192 5942 or 992 5778 i ':->~i hun $2 200 and he earned aboul $6 000 wtal for the overseas lrop Purlzer shot a sox under· par 65 on Thursday s forst round a t the Whotemarsh Valley Country Club for a two stroke lead over Masters champiOn Ray Floyd and Randy Erskone Frank Beard a nd Jom Snnons each had 68 None players were bunched at 69 mcludong Don Boes who fonoshed thord last week at the Memoroal Golf tournament and 14 others were grouped at SOME OF THE 60 YOUNGSTERS of the graduahng class of the Galha Meogs Communoly ActiOn Agency s forst full year or the Head Sf<trl Program are poclured 70 Meigs 4-H Club News Mrs. Brewer attends ceremony FOLIAGE PLANT 20% OFF p~~ .,t:JA,,, nopPcY~ I I MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS 1- The Daily Sentinel, Moddleport·Pomeroy, o , Friday, June 4, 1976 Roggs THE CHESTER Scout Hall was the meelong place of the :>-Pomt Sf<tr Shtchers J I s on May 24 woth three advosors and 18 members tn attend ance A rap sessoon covered poosons oncludong poosonous planls and onsects msecl boles shock and preparmg a shn g Glenna Rtebel doscussed burns and Ktm Krautter conducted a song-a long wolh her guof<tr A fo ndue pa r ty was prepare d and served by advosors Jud y Etchmger Betty Fredrock Pal Holter and Jackoe Starcher Plans were made to vosot Veterans Mernoroal Hospof<tl and to done out together before the nexlmeehng at the home of Raeleen Ohver on June 7 at whoch lome Tammy Starcher Denose Who le Carolyn Bowen and Aprol Parker woll present Forst Aod Kol do spla ys Nancy and Tammy Samos and Becky and Debbo e Pooler woll present a doscusSion on broken bones woth Becky Pooler and Nancy Samos demonslrahng the use of sphn ts - Demse Whole RUTLAND S LUCKY Stars met May 19 at the Weber home wolh eoghl members and one advosor present Members were appomted to water flowers on the com munoty, and the club cto scussed plans for th • or parade floa t rollowmg the meelong games of volleyball and consequence were payed Betsy Herald and Kom Borch foeld served refreshmenls to the group - Araka Gra te ON MAY 21 the Hollbolhes met a l the home of Max me Dyer attended by one ad vtsor and eoght members Demonstrattons were gtven by Bolly Holcomb on Pork Productoon Crysf<tl Roush on Photography and Marcoa Holcomb on makong con narnon rolls The cmnamon rolls and other refreshments were served by Marcta Holcomb and Maxme Dyer The next meetmg woll be held June 5 at 5 p m at the home of Chrostme Napoer when demonslrahons woll be goven by Kevon Napoer Lark Napter , Opal and Patty D)er - Patty Dyer CHERYL LAWSON S hmne was the meehng place of the Moxed Up Hot Shots on May 10 woth 10 members and two advosors present A group dtscusston on problems wtth thetr protects was followed by a game of football The club os planmng a trop to a Cmconnah baseball game and has scheduled the next meehng lor June 7 at the home of Gary Hulton Bryan Jordan JOINT SESSION COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov James A Rhodes Thursday asked MaJoroty and Mmoroty leaders of the Ohoo House and Senate w convene a JOml sessoon of the legoslalure June 10 ill dehver a message regardmg votalossues facmg the state Rhodes dod not gove the lradotoonal Stale of the Stale' address before a JOint sessoon of the Jegoslature when ot met from January through April A three-{jay sesswn os scheduled to convene Wednesday the day after th e slate's prunary elecloons Rhodes made the request on a letter delivered to Senate Prestdent Pro Tern Olover Ocasek, D Northfoeld, House S()eaker Vernal G Roffe, Jr , D New Boston Senate Monor.oly Leader Michael J Maloney R Coocmna h and House Monortty Leader Charles F Kurfess, R Perrysburg Head Start graduation held Approxomalely 150 persons attended the 'graduahon" of the 60 choldren who attended the forst full year Hea d Start Program on Meogs County of the Galha Meogs Commumty Action Program Bndgel T McDa noel doreclor gave the we l~ome for the graduahon held on the Sacred Hea rt Church Audolorown m Pomero¥ on Fnday Calher on e Nutter supervisor teacher, was tn charge of the program woth the children pre;;entong the vocal selectoons A B C Song a nd Love os a Feeling Chro slo ph er Zornmer socoa l se rvo ces dorecloo presented cer lofoca les to the graduates Follo11 on g th e recesswnal refreshments were served The Head Sl<trt youngsters and sf<tff onclude Mochelle Adams, Leslie Artrtp Debra Blake Sean Braley Matthew Burke Wen dy Ca rsey, rrankhn Cornell Decker Cullums Aaron Davos Tomot/ly Deem Jo Ann Wolfpen News Notes Mr Norman Heolman of Bellefonlaone an d Mr Rochard Heilman of Hemlock Grove were Tuesday af tern6on vosotors of Mr and Mrs Guy Sargent and Jonathan Mr Norman Heolman of Beliefon taone and Rochard Hetlman of Hemlock Grove were Tuesday afternoon vosotors of Mr and Mrs Harley T Johnson Mr and Mrs Mark Warner and famoly of Mason were Sunday vosolors of Mr and Mrs H E Warner Mrs Lena Knapp of Langsvolle was Sunday afternoon vosolor of Mr and Mrs Doyle Knapp and famoly The) celebrated Kaol Lees 12th borthday Mr and Mrs Clonlon Golkey of Albany were vtsotors of Lincoln Rusell Mr and Mrs Guy Tuckerman of Sprongfoeld were recent vosotors of Mr and Mrs Fred Tuckerman Mr and Mrs J ames Reeves were Saturday vosttors of hos brother Don Reeves of Barnsv olle AWI\RDING DEGREES COLUMBUS I UP[) - Four perso ns oncludon g former Uruted Nations Ambassador Damel Patnck Moynthan, woll receove honorary degrees June 11 at Ohoo Stale Unover s ot y s prong commencement Moyruhan wtll deliver lh~ commencement address and be awarded a doctor of laws degree A doctm of hwnane letters degree woll be conferred on Franz T Slone presodent and chatrman of the Board of Dorectors of the Colwnbus McKonnon Co rp , Tonawanda, N Y He served on the Audotmg Department of the BankOhto Corp from 1931 unltl 1932 and was wtlh the Regwnal Credo! Corp , Columbus, from 1932 unlll 1934 Jacob Wernh Schaefer, executove dorector of customer swotchmg servtces at Bell Laboratories Holmdel, N J a nd Arthur Saul Iberall , presodent and choef sctenllst a t General Techntcal Services, Inc , Upper Darby, Pa woll receove docwr of scoence d< grees .. ~ I OFFICE RS 9 30 to 12,2 to 5 !CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS )- EAST COURT Evans, Ronald Fry Eroc Goode Lee Ann yoode, Rochard Grady, Kop Grueser Heather Harless Mochael Hams Jerod Herald, Ada Hess Kalheron e Hess Charles Jacks Carla Kauff Tammy Kauff Charles Kleon John Kleon Also Tom Lane Dwa) ne Lawson Amy Lawson, Zelia Lawson Sandra Marcum Matthew McCourt Anthony Moller Anthony Moore Carl Nocholson Larry Nocholson Peggy Reotmtre Jan e Robtn son Herbert Rose, Angela Rowe Anthony Rowe, Traco Ro\\e La rry Sellers Anna Starcher Heather Thomas Bna n Th orla Deborah Wes t Angeha Whole, Kevon Whole, Todd Wolfe Charles Wood Head Start Sf<tff - Bndgel T McDamel, dtrecwr, R Chrts top her Ztmmer, soctal servoces doreelor Dtxte Smtlh, sec retary bookkeeper, Cather me Nutter supervtsong teacher , Nancy Corcle Keoth French Charlotte Wells teachers , Nancy Cornell Loutse Carsey Edna Knopp Nanette Nllz and Jean Sexson teacher s atdes, Gaylene Jo Robonson, cook, JosephoneTyree cook's aode, Caroline Moore van drover Mary Donna Somms, van. drover r-- ------------------------~ : I l Area Deaths FLOYD HENDRICKS Funeral servoces for Floyd Eugene (Buddy) Hendrocks 11ere held today at Ewong Funeral Home Mr Hend•ocks doed as a result of a shootong at hos home Tuesday Mr llendrocks was preceded on dea th by hos father Mathew, broth ers Matt, Pete and Cha rles and two broth ers 111 onfan cy, soster Evelyn Whaley and two sosters on onfancy and one grandchtld He os survtved by two sons Gerald and Joe both of Racon e one daughter, Marolyn Denose Hendrocks, Racme two step-daughters Mrs Crystal Pullons Mans held, Ruth Thorla Racone two step sons Bob Thorla Ra cme and Btll Thorla Ak ron , SIX s t ep gran d choldren two ststers, Alice Who le Monersvolle and Mrs Polly Gobbs Rutland and two brothers Art of Commerce Coty, Colo and Don of Syracuse Mr Hendncks was em played at Modwest Steel for the past three years He served wolh the U S Mannes and U S Army durong World War II D West 26 20 East Moler Sl , Colwnbus doed 1hursday at, Grant Hosp!l<tl, Colwnbus She os survoved by her hus ban d R1chard, het , par ents Mr and Mrs , Argyle Deet~r three brothers Thomas Rock and Robert one S'fller Joyce Adams grandmothers, Mrs Freda Deeter and Mrs Gussoe Daoley Racme She attended the Holzer School o£ Nursmg Funeral servoces woll be ' conducted Saturday at 10 , a m at Greenla~>n Chapel woth James Harros of foctatong Buroal woll be m Greenla11n Cemetery Froends may call at the Cook and Son Funeral Home, 1631 Parsons Ave , Froday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m JUDY D WEST COLUMBUS - Mrs Judy IURIAL I Don't Forget Our WEEK-END SALE . ON DINGO BOOTS heritage house Mtddleport Open Froday Till a 00 Saturday Toll ~;OO ' , ,, INI!.!BAN~E $2,000.00 ' No Mocllcol lxam Required. Ate I to 15 ' Cll, IIIII Ill lltl •II Willi Nl.., AHrHI tllil Ap. If rural gove dorectoons to resodence INVISTOII HIRITAGI I P.O. Box 196. McArthur. 0111o . What does 11 take for a Superstar to honestly pray, 24· year old ..Lord, help me to do my best whether I finish first or last"? $5 95 Woth actoon . . . . .I: photographs' ......... ,..._--==-= Here 1s a dynamoc sports story revea l1ng the cornpass oonate heart of a young Superstar Kyle Rote, Jr. Middleport Book Store Ohto • GROUND BREAKING CEREMONIES - Approximately 100 persons attended ground breakmg ceremomes on May 13 at the stle for the new St Paul's Umted Methodost Church on Tuppers Plams The Rev Dull, pastor offactaled and opentng and closmg prayers were gaven by Dr Wesley Clarke, distrtct superintendent the Rev Robert Bwngarner, head of the Metgs County Methodist Montslry Other honored guests mcluded Edoson Hoootetter prestdent of the Pomeroy National Bank , Richard Fock and Palll Karr, contracwrs arx! Ia) speakers Dwayne Sydenstrtcker and Denrus Creegor Shown at thtt ground breakong are front l.t Mr Hobsletter Dr Wesley Clark, Carl Barnholl W Rtce Dana Hoffman and ' Nancy Crow back row Hobart Vmeyard, Paul Karr, Rochard Ftsk, Rev Dull Rev Bumgarner, and Carol) n Trtpp Meigs Property Transfers Homer C Smoth dec to Homer C Smoth, Aff for trans Lebanon Homer c, Smtlh Clara A Smolh to Garnet Ervone DtKoe Smtih Parcels Lebanon , Garnet Ervone Henry ~rvone, Dixie Smoth to Kenneth Cozart Patrocoa W G:ozart, Parcels Lebanon Doxoe Smoth Extrx Charles Wayne Hobach dec to Kenneth Cozart, Palrocoa W Cozart Parcels Lebanon Cloflon Fraley Jr Carolyn Fraley to Clifton R Fraley Margarelle Fraley, 6 acres ScipiO Lows J Vwla Frances L v'oola to Loretta Young 1 acre, Ohve Sarah S Wtlte to Leonard Conrad Lyons Carol Lynn Lyons, I acre Chester Hubert H Matheny, Clareslone Matheny to Ira E Showalter Kren J Showalter 1157 acres Olove Mtlo Hutchoson Betty Hutchtson to Aloysous Grueser Anna Sue Grueser, Lot 5 Rutland Falon s Add Ronald Thomas, Karen L Thomas to John F Thomas Mabel I Thomas Lots and Parcels, Moddleport • Scopto Clarence Barnett Georgoa ~arnett to Marvon L Keebaugh Maqone J ll:eebaugh Jacob M Gaul, !lloldredL Gaul 91 acre ()range • Roy E Fock Doros Fock Rtchard T Fock Louella Kock, Charles T Ftck Mary Itatherme Ftck aka Mary Lou P,ock to Frank Nelson Reyn olds Joyce Louose !leynolds I acre Chesler : Seldon G Woodyard Sr /llberla R Woodyard to Samuel J Bennett Bonme Jean Bennett 76 1 , acres SctpiO ~ Albert J Walsh to Hannah 1\1 Walsh , 16 5 acres 26 atres Colwnboa ' Vocwr L Roush , Vockoe S Roush w Paul Somon Alhe simon lots Pomeroy : Roy Roffott Lolltan Proflotl to Racme Gas and Servoce nght of way agreement siitton , Zally B Medors Pearl G J'4edors to Jerry L Clone P,hylhs M Clone, 80 04 acres Rutland ' Jerry L Chne, Phyllis M Gilne to Jerry L Ttl1is Qarlene ToUrs, 15 acres 1!1Jlland . Martha H Chambers ltlchard J Chambers to ~ons Saw Moll and Loggmg E;gwp & Supplies Inc , 90 oores limber, Chesler ' Larry J Petitt to Doana Ilarl Pelht lots, Pomeroy ~!ph Sham Mavone Sham t~ Roy Profftll Lolloan Proffitt I acre Sutton ::'Hayman A Barmtz Elva t:5,!an Barmtz to Morgan A 'rjles I OIS M Yates 53 09 a~res Sulton ;J\Ielvma Barnhart, dec w liorts E Warsock, Raymond 1.!' Barnhart, afltd Trans , R,lllland Vollage 51 E Gluesencamp Alberta Gluesehcamp to G~rdon Profitt!, Odessa J>r3>ffllt I acre Lebanon ~lden Walburn to Elden IIIBlburn Gladys L Walburn lo1s, Middleport iJlyrl D Groffm, Donna J Gttffon to Mon ongahela Pqwer Co , easement, Orange 1ltbert Celedoma , Dtan e Cdledonta w Alfred Conard , Slllly Conard, 1 5 acres Bedford Norman 0 Weber Vera A O,nnel News, By the Day Mr and Mrs James Ingram Sr spent Saturday and Sunday at the Lee home Others there on Sunday were Mr and Mrs Mtchael Leos t and famoly Mr and Mrs Dwtght Sompston and daughter J a nel all of Colwnbus Rev and Mrs Ro chard Young and fa nuly of Stdney Ohoo spent Sunday mghl and Monday with Mr and Mrs Edson Roush Mrs Mary Ctrcle returned home Saturday alter spen dong a week wo th Mr and Mrs Wolham Perry and famoly at Holland Ohoo She attended the weddong of her gra ndso n Da nn y Perry Others at the Corde home on Sunday were Mr and Mrs George Cor cle dau gh ter Cheryl Mr and Mrs James Corcle of New Haven Patrocoa Ctrcle and daughter Ma nanna Melvon Ctrcle and son Mark Colwnbus spent Saturday mgnt woth hos mother Mary Corcle Wolloam Carleton of Racme spent Monday afternoon wolh Eunoe Brmker, Betty Van Meter Patnck and Sheryl Lee Ann Johnson Mrs Eume Bronker and Betty Van Meter were at the St Pa ul and Mt Zoon cemeteroes on West Vorgtnoa on Sunday and called at the home of Mr and Mrs Jesse Strong at Grantsvolle Apple Grove News Notes B) Mrs Herbert Roush Dale Wallace Holl of Moore Haven Fla came by plane and spent the wee~end wolh Mr and Mrs Dallas Holl and other relaloves Dallas Htll receoved word of the death of hos couson, Robert Stevens Culloden, W Va Tu esday Mr Holl Margoe Roush Clifford Holl Harry Holl , John Holl all \lsoted relatoves and patd respect to Mr Stevens at Heck s Funeral Home, Molton, W Va Wednesday Mr and Mrs Hoyt Fugerson of Pt Pleasant vostted Sunday "olh Mr and Mrs Homer Warner Mr and Mrs Don Hodges Colwnbus Mrs Ferne B Hayman Mrs June Wockersham spent Memoroal weekend campmg at Royal Oaks Park Jeff Wockersham and Jom Alley spent the weekend on Dayton wtth Jom s Sisler Jenny Mochelle and Della Johnson of Raco ne were Mernoroal weekend guests of theor grandparen ts, Mr and Mrs Robert Smoth Sr Lorna Bell Co lumbus spent Memoroal wee kend woth her parents Mr and Mrs Don Bell Mr and Mrs Elza Btrch of Racon e vosoled GeorgMrs e Hunt of Kanauga Margoe Hun t over Memoroal weekend Mr and Mrs Burton Webb of Man sfteld vtsoted Mrs Toll Webb Mr and Mrs Pat We bb at Racone ove r Mernonal weekend And also vosoted Burton s moitoer at Cholhcothe Mrs Maggoe Roush spent Memoroal weekend wolh Mr and Mrs Herbert Shoelds Molhe Ropley of Charleston W Va was also a guest of the Shtelds Mr and Mrs Woodro\1 Dol of Baltomore Weber to Melvm C Murphy, Lellte M Murphy parcel , Ohv~ Md brought Mrs Roush here and she returned to Maryland Tuesday wolh the Dols Over Memoroal weekend ~uests of Mr and Mrs Erwtn Gloeckner \\ere Mrs Maggoe Roush Mtlhe Ropley Charleston Mr and Mrs Dan Shondler and son, Don of Amhurst 0 Clarence Story and Rosalee Darwm Mr and Mrs Paul Davos Parkers burg Paul Rowe sf<ttooned on Vorgonoa on the Umted Sl<ttes Army spe nt two weeks woth Mr and Mrs Wayne Rowe and other relahves Mr and Mrs Rowe look htm to Charles ton where he flew by plane to Vorgoma Mr and Mrs Walter Me Dade of Troy 0 spen t Memon al weekend wolh Mrs Gladys Shoelds Mrs Edna Roush and called on other relatoves Mr and Mrs Hersc hol Norros Mrs Pearl Noms "ent to Huntongton Sunday and me l Mrs Vera Cratg of Athens Ala who came to spend an ondefomle vosol "'th her mother Mrs Pearl Norros Arthur Wolson of Cleveland and sosteNn law of New York vostled Mrs Kathryn Hunt Saturday a nd vosoted graves of loved ones at Letart ralls Ce metery Memoroal weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Tom Norros were Rev and Mrs Trn Norros Mr and Mrs Wolford Noms of Rome Coly, lnd Mr and Mrs Phohp Dasher of Mar}svolle Monnoe Thayer Udell Thay er of Colwnbus Mr and Mrs Carl Nurros of Junction Ctly Mr and Mrs Lewos Ptckelt are stayong woth her parents Mr a nd Mrs Charles Mochaels Mr Ptckett os employed at Tro State Materoal s Mrs Eula Wolfe and Early Roush spent Monday evenmg wo th Mr and Mrs Thomas Wolfe at Racme and enjoved homemade oce cream and cake Mr and Mrs Harold Hayman of Wes te rville vtsoted graves of loved ones at Lef<trt Falls Cemetery over Memoroal weekend and also vtstled Mr and Mrs Garrett Corcle of Racme Mr and Mrs Dan Shondler and Don of Amhursl, 0 vtsoled Mr and Mrs Howard Rou s h at Racme over Mem oroal weekend Mr and Mrs Ernest Deeter and choldren, Mr and Mrs George Roberts of Bashan were recent SWJday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Randall Roberts and choldren Vocko Ables of Canal Wmchesler spent Monday and Tuesday wtlh her parents, Mr and Mrs Jack Ables and Paul Mrs Gladys Shoelds look Mrs Belly Roush to Port smouth Hospof<tl where she consulted her doctor They were overrught guests of Mrs Mae Gould at Ironton Wed nesday They also vosoted Mr and ' Mrs Bud Lampen at Pm tsmouth Mrs Don s Hensler uf IU.cone Mr and Mrs Paul Ervon of Bashan Rd Mrs Rose McDade of Moddlcport Mrs Wolma McGraw of Bashan vosoted Mr and Mrs Don Bell Mr and Mrs Moke 0 Broen and choldren of Gallipolis vtsotcd Mr and Mrs Larry 0 Broen and chodren Sunday afternoon Boll Wheeler of Colwnbus spent a weekend w1th hos parents, Mr and Mrs Ale~ Wheeler Boll called on Mr and Mrs Edward Cross Sunday afternoon Howard Roush was returned to hts home at Racme after beong a medtcal pattent at Pleasant Valley Hospotal Vtstlong Mr Roush whole there were Mrs Betty Roush Mrs Gladys Shoelds, Herbert Roush Rev Howard Shovely Mrs Ttll Webb, Mrs Nora Pearson, Beth Ann Thetss, Barbara Theoss a !tended Commencement exerctses at Kyger Creek Hogh School Fro day evenmg Mrs WEbb's granddaughter Debra Fofe wa s one of the graduates Mr and Mrs Robert Smtlh Sr were vosotors at Belpree Moss Valene Johnson and fro end of Rto Grande called on Mr and Mrs Robert Smoth Sr Sunday and attend ed co mme nceme nt exercoses at Southern Local Hogh School Mr and Mrs Dennoe Manuel of Maroelf<t spent a weekend wolh Mr and Mrs Arnold Hupp Denose and Trol Manuel spent th e weekend woth Mr and Mrs Robert Hart and chtldren Rocky Hupp ts home from Marengo Junclwn to dm e truck for hos father Arnold Hupp thos swnmer Mr and Mrs Pete Bearhs of Portsmouth Va spent len days woth Mrs Erma Wolson and famoly Mrs Toll Webb attended a cookout at the home of Mrs Betty Theoss Racone Sun day Mr and Mrs Everette Parsons of Negley vtstled Mrs Herbert Roush Mrs Edna Parsons, hos mother Mrs Ruth Parson s and Preston Mr and Mrs Herbert Roush vosoted Ott Boston Mr and Mrs Dorsa Parsons at Racme Saturday evemng George Parsons of Ashland spent Saturday evemng woth hos father Dorsa Parsons at Racme Mr and Mrs Roger Parsons of Akron and Mrs Jessoe Parsons of Ashland spent a weekend wtlh Mr and Mrs Donald Hupp and attended commencement exerc1ses at Southern Local Htgh School Sunday Mrs Ava Belles of Wellston spent the weekend woth Mrs Ferne B Hayman Mr and Mrs Paul Davts of Parkersburg brough t Mrs Ada Noms to the horne of Mr and Mrs Erwm Gloeckner Sunday and were donner guests of the Gloeckners Mrs Norros had spent two and a half weeks woth the Davoses Mrs Kathryn Hunt held a cookout Sunday tn honor of her nephew Ronme Wilson \\ho was one of the graduates of Southern Local Hogh School Attendmg were Mrs Erma Wtlson, Mr and Mrs Pete Bearhs, Mr and Mrs Wayne Wolson Robm and Cheryl Tma and Jared Htll, Mr and Mrs Woham Wockhne Scott and Kyle, Mrs Ka lhryn Hun l and the honored guest Fairview News Notes By Mrs Herbert Roush Mrs Edna Roush of Racone ~pent Tuesday toll Thursday woth Mr and Mrs Russell Roush Mr and Mrs Gary Mtller and Amy of Bellvue spent a weekend woth Mr and Mrs Charles Lawson and family Mrs Joyce Manuel and chtldren Donmf<t and Rabon and Wyatt South vosoled Mr '11-•-----------------· Summer Casuals For Invasion rapped by Egypt Ry MAURICE GUINDI CAIRO 1 UP! ) - Egypt has condemned S.) na s mvas10n of I ebanon and saod ol supports a Palestmoan call for colle ctove Arab peacemakmg on the strofetorn country Egyploan Fureog n <MJmster lsmaol Fahmo on a letter to Arab League Secretary Genera l Mahmoud Rtad Thursdav mght denounced the Syroan mlervenuon as a cancer ealong up Lebanon The recent mohtary onlerventton has escalated openly to the poont where ot poses not only the threat of .on occupaloon of Leba non aga onst the woll of the maJority peots people but also tHreatens blood) massacres whoch on reality would be a war of ex termmauon Fa hmt saod wothout mentoonmg Syroa by name He also charged that the mterventoon look place woth the open or tacol blessmgs of certa m corcles whtch cannot be descrobed as keen on the preservation of Arab mteresls Government sources saod Fahmo was referrmg mamly to Israel and U1C Umted States Sl roa has poured 12 000 troops onto Leba non to yJng to end the 14 monlh-<>ld covol war betwee n Chro sllan roghtosts and Moslem lefti sts In Ius letter, Fahmo backed the Palestone loberallon Orgamzahon's call for itn ur gent for eogn mom sters conference to launch a pan Arab moltahve supplanllng S) roa s current role Egypt thre" ots weoght behond the PLO "htch os aligned Wllh ( ebanese Jeftosl fa c ttons on op posotoon to Syroa after 300 Arab students occ upoed the Svroan Embassy 111 Caoro for three hours Thursday mormng to protest the S) roan onvaswn Arab doplomatic sources saod Iraq Suulh Yemen and Yemen also have advtsed the League of theor agreement to an at! Arab conference But the sour ces were skeptocal about the chances of success of s uch a conference, of It matenahzes because of Syrta s apparent de termmatoon to go through woth ots songlehanded ac twn 111 l.ehanon 8) Cluril e Allen Mr and Mo s Vu gol Wood Spron gfo eld spent th e \\eekend with Mrs Letha Worid Mr and Mr s Rona ld Nelson of M1 chogao1 spent several days \lllh Mrs Helen Nelson Holda Weber of Co lwnbus >pent several days \1 tth Mr and Mrs Ralph Keller Weekend gues ts of Mrs Neva Baoley were Mr and Mrs Warren Fosheo and son Indoanapolis and Mr and Mrs Charles Sch ufOe and clnldren, Colwnbus Mr and Mrs Charles Goegleon Flatwoods called on Mr and Mrs Clayton Allen Sunday Mr and Mrs Roger Hones and daughters of Galllpohs vosoted \\llh Mrs Audrey Woode, Sun day Mr and Mrs Junoor Koemg and family were Sun day donner guests of Mr and Mrs Bruce Myers and farm ly The family of Mrs l.clha Wood gathered at her horne Sunday afternoon on ob se rvance of her bnlhday Homemade 1ce c1eam ami ca ke were served to Mr and Mrs Roy Chnsty loca l Mr a nd Mrs Vorgol Wood Sprongfoeld Mo and Mrs Robert Wood local Mr and Mrs Harold Ha\\ k Mark Dean and Knsloe Tuppers Plaons Mr and Mo s Don Belzong Hemlock Grove Roy Betzmg Pomeroy Bob Wood and Charlie Raconc Sandra Wood, Parkersburg Boll Beegle, Chesapeake Mr and Mo s Paul Hoffm an, Mrs Freda Mollet and Lenora Belzmg local Mrs Opal E1chonger en tertaoned relaloves and froend s wtlh donner at her home Su nday aft ernoon before the Com mencement at Eastern Her son Donald was a member uf the graduatong class Present for the donner were Do nald PLAIN. WITM MEAT, WITH MUSHROOMS 59~ ALUMINUM FOIL 2 FOR "Dinner Dates" MAYJO 8AMto2PM 55~ NELSON'S REG. 39• EACH 1 GAL CREAMY STYLE PEANUT BUTTER 18 oz. MEAT 79~ Baked steak roast beef hamburger steak flounder fish & ham CANDY BAR VEGETABLES Ltma beans peas & carrots noodles Murphy 1 Your cu~tomer drove the car away whole you were dream1ng about the POTATOES Baked mashed home fr1es PIE SALADS Tossed slaw cott~ge cheese macaront Coconut crea m apple cherry Soft tee cream, mtlk shakes, etc DeliCious Char Broiled Steaks OPEN WEEKDAYS 6 AM to 1 00 PM ~teamboat In11 Re.ol OJcl F tslllnued fl ou e 3rd St ·~ SPAGHETTI SAUCE 36 oz. --::---::===--=- - ~ --------------~ SUNDAY The Open Frtday Ttl8 Pomeroy, Ohto 992-2039 Bass Coronne and Kenda of Middlepor t Edwao d Hupp Dav td Roush Shao on Roush Cond) Roush spent Memoooal weekend camp on g on the Muskongwn Rtvet picture and Mrs Herbert Sayre perfect Sharon Condy Edward gifts Roush were at a cookout Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Waldmg whoch was held on honor of lheor daughter Mel Waldmg who was a member of the gradualmg class at Suulhem Local High School Mr and Mrs Hod Froend have moved from Syracuse to Mrs Froend's home at Faorvtew Mr and Mrs James fashioned wllh old·tlme Sayre of Kanauga Mr and artistry bye7'1naon_ Mrs Norman Styer of Waterford were Memonal shapes elegant deSignsweekend guests of Mr and all loveJ, w1th two 1nr1er fra mes and wn Mrs Herbert Sayre dow pan es to protect the photos Wyatt South left Fnday for Germany where he woll be sf<tttoned m the Umted Slates Army for one and a half years Wyatt had spent a monlh s leave woth hts mother Mr and Mrs Don Manuel Mr and Mrs Kenneth Steamboat Inn• Chapman's Shoes Van Meter Nc" lac kso11 Mr and Mrs ( Jo,u l ~s F.od unHer POIN I PI ~ ASAN1 - Dill Suu o11 nah Dcno11s f:odunH•• Holcomb poe sodc nt uf l.()( al Cu lwnbus M1 11 nd Mo s 1159 URWA llnd I R F11r11 Ruber t Wil so n a nti Jan plant uuu1,oge r of Shouffer Pomeroy Eld on Koacuter Chenu cal s Gallipolis h n y l.eda Mac Kra ueter Mr and plant announced a ne w laboo Mrs l<orr) Wol fe l.aron and agoeement ~ as ra tofoed by Kent Mr and Mo s Dale WliOII members Wednesdny Maodens Collon and KroshL 1 he three year Hgrcemcut all of Racouc Mr and Mrs 11111 conlmue unhl June t Turn No ce Mr s Mnbel 197U VanM<Ieo Mo and Mo s About !O J employees Rochard Va nMe ter J im member of the Jcical muon Amsbur1 1111\ Bmun Mo s \ oted duro11g Wedn esdu) s Etc htnger Don.o ld ""d l.auo a membet ~ ho p mee tong 1he le ~~n .oil lonol nell COil to !ICI prOVIdeS f01 Improved "ages •nd f11nge beolcflts F. ffcc to ve 1111 mcdtalcl\ ot follo\\s scvcoal In 1942 the Battle of \\ Ccks of ne gotlal lons Lee Modi! II\ began m whoch the Skollman or I he F cdcoa l Japanese flee t suffered ots Medoatoon Son oce assist ed forst decosove defeat on World lht ncgohattons W.or II by Ameroc.t n forces In t967 w,or booke out bet11et 11 lsr.tel and f:g)pl It lasted sox day s and Israel emerged \ IClOrtuu s takong vast areas uf Arab tcortlor) ot stoll holds despote 1cpeatcd denmmls tha t ot be 1eltu ned In 1972 black mthtant Angela DaVIs was ,,. quotied of murdeo kodnapmg and crnmna l consporacy chmgcs PomiiVJ fbrer Sllep slemmmg from fl Qolifm nla courtroom shootout 111 winch Mrs Milllrd Vln Mtter Ph ttt lilt Ph Hl 5711 a JUd~e Mod thoec olheos wco e kolled PROGRESSO home cooked meals at The Fam1~ New agreement said ratified Lhester News Notes Racme Ohoo C rwk111~ Oo ,l l 949 25 15 r·Woi/Jirooodj ._ miLI<SHAk£~8UTTERNUT ~MiiitJOY ~ 5 FOR 49~ Peter Paul Mounds, Almond Joy, HoiiJwood, Butternut, Shake, Clark & ZaR!Iut MIX OR MATCH �• 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, June 1, •I Girl Scout Diary 1 rii~i;;::;: :ii;I~~~w=~~l ~:~:: p ~~ ~~:::::::~::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::=:=:;:~::::::::::::o-;:::::oo:o.:.b:w.:::~:.:::::~::=-x1 By Charlene Hoeflich ~· ~ ti: Deadline for registering to attend the Big Bend Day Camp · at Camp Kiashul<l the week of July 12 has been extended to June 11. Registration forms can be obLained from troop leaders and these along with the $6 fee are to be sent to Mrs. Pa t Thoma , Wolfe St. , Pomeroy. Mrs. Thoma aga in advises that girls who are not enrolled in scouting but want to attend camp may do so by paying the regular registration fee plus $1 for insurance. Polly's Pointers Lift tape off wall with more tape POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - Would you please tell me how to remove gummed plastic tape from a·painted bedroom wall. My daught,r put it there to hold post,rs to the wail. Also, how does one remove the odor of ,popcorn from face towels that have a peculiar odor when they are damp . - MRS. J.Z. DEAR MRS. J.Z. - Apply a slightly longer piece of tqpe on top of the one now on the wall - be sure they adhere together. Then pull the short loose end of the top piece. In most eases the one underneath will come off with the lop one, If you gl\ e it a quick short yank . I really do not know of a specille remedy lor a popcorn odor and rather imagine It comes (rom butter tha t was on the corn. Rub the cut side of a lemon on the towels, or soak In "'aler and ' lemon juice, or apply moistened salt. See If one of them will do the job. How about this, readers - does anyone ha\'e anything better• - POLLY. DEAR POLLY - If you are on a camping trip and your flashlight batteri es seem to be getting weak, but cannot WEDDING FLOWERS For the bride, groom, the wedding party, church and reception. CALL OR STOP IN v.;.617~ ,~,, . FtDIH57J~ ~ 59 N. Second St . be replaced immediately, set them in the bright sunlight during the day . Ttwy· will be TEMPORARILY rejuven· , aled. - SANDRA. . DEAR POLLY - My Pel Peeve concerns the price of clothing in half-sizes. They invariably cost a few dollars more . I think prices on say a size 16 and a 16'1.1 should be !he same unless one gets into extra large size s . BEATRICE. DEAR POLLY - When making pudding of any kind I always stir it with a plastic pancake turner. This keeps tlle pudding from burning on the bottom and it is always smooth and lump free. Also my husband always waxes our refrigerator wi t~ regular car wax . He applies it just as he does on his car and takes it off with a soft cloth. It stays shiny, rust free and splatters and grease marks wipe righ t off . - MARY ANN . . DEAR POLLY - I clean the greasy fil ter to my stove's hood by taking the filler to the car wash and washing it with the car. That hot soapy water and the force behind it work like magic for removing the grease. Also we clean our furnace fil ter the same way . 1Polly's n o~ : I feel sure this must be done at one of those car washes where you more or less do it yourself.) KAY. DEAR POLLY - I foun d a good way lo hang a large cork bulletin board on my daught,r's bedroom wall . I used needles (three . across the top and at each lower corner ) and pushed them in with the hammer . When she wan ~d to move the board to another wall, all we had to do was pull the board from the wall and the needles passed through the board . The needles sticking from the wall were then broken off, and the wall left smooth . The small holes were not noticeable. - BETTY D. Polly will send you one of her " peachy " thank-yo u • • By Helen Bottel ,~ ~ ··• Seventeen Men and Goal to Go! DEAR HELEN : I thought I had a good thing going with Felicia. Then I came across this address book in her apartment. In it were names of 17 men , all numbered •nd dated . After each name were stars - from one to four . My name was at the bottom of the list (there was a blank for the "ending " date) . I never thought women kept "little black books " though I realize it's accepted for men. ' Should a guy keep on with this type of fema le? DOUBTFUL POMEROY JUNIOR TROOP 1180 C<!rnp Kiash ul<l was the selling Memorial Day evening for a flyup ceremony and a court of awards. Brownies of Pomeroy Junior Troop 1076 received their year pins and Brownie wings in the ceremony which advanced Uwm into the junior troop. In the group were Suzan Thoma , Crystal Lane, Sa ndy Mattox , Ci!ndy Davis, Diana White, Kim Eblin , Charlene Swartz and Jaye Roberts . Mrs. Gertrude Casto and Mrs. Patty Michael conducted the ceremony. Last night the new juniors were guests of Troop 1180 for a skating party at the Skate-a-Way rink on Chester Road. SYRACUSE BROWNIE TROOP 1120 Summer activities were planned during the fina l meeting of the Syraruse Brownies Thursday. The troop will take part in the Regall<l parade and have a skating party in June, a swimming party in Juiy,. and make a visit to the Mr. Bee Pol<lto Chip Co. in August. Krist! Haynes opened the meeting with the pledge to the flag; Kathy Pickens )ed the Lord 's Prayer, Heidi Cobb the prom ise , and Tracy Hubbard the Brownle Smile Song. J uanita Ginther gave the Brownie B's. Registration forms for day camp were turned in. ·US • DEAR DOUBTFUL: four ~~Jr~ tha~depends on whether Felicia gave you one or +++ William Calhoun, Rebecca Post DEAR HELEN : Young people today seem to leave their parenthood on the · doorstep when they come visiting with their children. These moderns allow thetr kids to run wild in my home, ask for food every few minutes and even let them help themselves in my kitchen . They drive me wild ! . What happened to manners in 1976' - SHOCKED Post-Calhoun betrothed Bride-elect fete~ Miss Edie Mees bride • elect of Tim Ki ~g. was honored Tuesday night with a shower at St. Paul Lutheran Church hosted by Carol King and Judi Mees. Garnes carrying out the bicentennial theme were played with prizes going to Mrs . Barbara Fry , Mrs. Pam Crow, Miss Patti Well, Mrs . Virginia Wyatt, Mrs. Mildred Arnold and Mrs . Kathy Doidge. Arrangements of red white and blue chrysanth~mums were placed on tables for guest registers, gifts and refreshments with other red , white and blue decorations being used throughout the room . Refreshments were red, whiU, and blue finger sandwiches, potato chips, · mints, nuts and punch . Judi Mees regisU,red the gu.ests. Attending besides those named were Ruth Ann and Sue Ellen Fry, Mrs. Rachael Downie, Mrs. Veda Davis, Mrs. Joan Hoffman, Mrs. Sheila Powell, Mrs. Mila Raymond , Kim Jones, Mrs . Jean Braun, Mrs . Susie Hill , Mrs. Judy Reynolds, Mrs. Marilyn Poulin and Lisa, Debbie King, Mrs. Dol Neutz. ling, Mrs. Daria Thomas, Miss Erna Jesse,' Mrs. Ulllan Moore , Mrs. Debbie Finlaw and Heather , Leah Doidge DEAR SHOCKED: Don't lay an age old problem on "modern's" doorstep. Back in 1958, the first question my newly syndicated' column NEW HAVEN , W. Va . - of Mar shall University received was,' "What•can I do about my stinkin' neighbors' Announcement is being made currently attendi ng the kids ?" And I'm sure Beatrice Fairfax fielded the same query of the engagement and ap- Methodist Theologica l School many limes over. pr oaching marriage of · at Delaware, Ohio, and is TI1e answer ,then and now, is: "Get tough !" If you don't Rebecca Ann Post, daughter serving as minister of the like !he children's actions, say so. You may have fewer of Mrs. Eva M. Post and the Belleville United Methodist visitors, but will you really miss them' - H. late Russe ll L. Post of Chur ch and Ford Chapel . +++ Parkersburg , and William E. Church. DEAR HELEN : Calhoun , son of Mr . and Mrs. The wedding will be an I'll try to keep this short, but can you make 15 miserable Rosooe W. Calhoun of New event of June 19 at 1:30 p.m. years short' Haven . a t th e Bellev ille United When my husband sees our sons do anything wrong be A graduate of Glenville Methodist Church in Belie- blames me. "Wrong" includes playing the radio or records, The Almanac State College, Miss Post is vi lle, w. Va . The officiating having friends in to visit, talking on the phone over five United Press International employed by th e Wood, clergy wiii be William Knice- minutes, even asking for a soda. The .boys can't talk to him Today is Friday, June 4, the County Board of Education as ." ley, Wiiiiam L. Johnson and and he blames me for THIS too. ' · !56th day of 1976 with 210 to a sixth grade teacher at Eric McGlade . The custom of If I clean the whole downstairs he will yell that the upstairs follow . Lubeck School. open church will be observed. is .a mess. U I have dinner ready when he comes home, he The moon is approaching Mr . Calhoun isH graduate grtpes because he can't relax first, but if it isn't on the table, he its first quarter. calls me shiftless . ' · The morning stars are He screams if I want to see my mother once a month, but Mercury , Venus and we must entertain HIS fannily whenever he says. If I'm 15 Jupiter . minutes overdue from shopping, I must apologize. I spend The evening stars are Mars most of my time saying "I'm sorry," and I don't even know ·and Saturn. Those born on this date are CHESTER - Plans for the sur ge ry Wednesday . Mr s. wha t for . Though I helped pay for our house, it's in his mother 's under the sign of Gemini. Regatta float were made Belly Roush is home from the American singer Robert during the Tuesday night hospital and thanked the name, so if I leave, she'll move in. The boys want me to lake them away, but I'm afraid. Like most men, my husband won't Merrill was born June 4, 1919. meeting of Chest,r Council Council for cards and gifts . go to a counselor . He says I'm at fault, not he. This also is the 51st birthday 323, Daughters of America , at Mrs. Letha Wood thanked Should I stay for security or leave and perhaps starve? of actor Dennis Weaver. the hall. members for birthday cards CLIMBING THE jV A U.S Metnbers were asked to sent her. It was noted that meet at the hall at 3:30 on Mrs. Audrey Torrence has a June 9 to prepare the posters new granddaught,r. DEAR CI'W: Try a temporary separation - but consult a lawyer first. to be used on the float . The Attending the meeling were · work session will foii ow a Mrs . Beulah Maxey, Mrs. He can arrange for support while you two either reach a meeti ng of the Pa st Coun - Jean Summe rfi eld, Mrs . compromise or decide for divorce. cilor's Club that night with Le tha Wood, Mrs. Mary K. P. S. You won't starve - but you CAN wither in loveless Mrs. Ada Van MeU,r and Mrs. Holler, Mrs. Margaret Tuttle, "security" - H. Laura Mae Nice to be the Mrs. Ada Neutzling, Mrs . +++ hostesses . Mary Jo Pooler, Mrs. Eileen QuarU,rly birthdays will be Ma rtin, Mrs . Elizabeth observed at the June 15 Hayes , Mrs . Dorothy meeting. Mrs . Mary K. Lawson, Mrs. Ada Morris, Kim Cole, pastor, whose topic Wilcox, Beverly and Bryan, Holler thanked th ose who Mrs. Zelda Weber, Mrs. Ada was "Our Adversary." Randy Haynes, Christi took pari in the Memorial Van Met,r, Mrs. Ethel Orr. Others attending were Stanley, Linda Gerard, Day Parade . Mrs. Helen Boatright, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William King Sharon Bing, Sherrie BarnIt was reported that Leda Doris Grueser , Mrs. Leona and Kevin , Mr. and Mrs. hart, June Hutton, Kathy Mae Krautt,r is a patient at Hensley, Mrs. Ada Bisse ii , William Bailey, Rita Bailey, Hess, Darlene Cole, tina Grant Hospita l, Columbus, Mrs . Mae McPeek , Mrs. Mr. and Mrs . Mike Miller, Miller, Wilma Cook and Ruth Room 645 and underwent Charlotte Grant and Mrs. Dale Barnhart, Maryln Carsey. Opal Hollon. Float plans made Mrs . Naomi King, Sherry King , Mrs: Charlo\le Evans, Mrs. Elo1se White, Mrs. Genevieve . Swaftz, Mrs. Mary Morns, Mrs. Bernie ~derson and Barbara, Mr~. ·~t lma Mees, and Mrs. Besste King. .· Others presenting glfla to Mtss Mees were Mrs. June Van Maire, Mrs. Mary Powell, Mrs . Helen Neutzling, Mrs. Marla Roush, Mrs . Joan Anderso~, Mrs . Jennifer Anderson, Kristin and Erin, Ws . Kathy Mll.ler, Mrs. • Mtldred Mankrn, .Mrs. ' Carolyn Salser, Mrs. Myra • Hysell, Mrs. Marcia Hob-: stetter, Mrs . Mary Kay Roush, Mrs. Kate Mees, J\1rS .• oanna Jones, . Mrs. Hilda King, Mrs. Lorena Arnoldand Mrs . Charlotte Elberfeld. : Bailey and Desi Jeffe rs, Meigs Hi gh School; Sherry King, graduate of Malone College, Can ton, and Kim Cole, graduate of Kentucky Christian college, Grayson , Ky . Final plans were made for a yar·d sale today and tomorrow at the church and for slave days Thursday and cards, Ideal tor framing or Friday of next week. A trip to placing In your famil y Kings Island was set for June scrapbook, If she uses your 21. Preparations were for a favorite Pointer, Peeve or youth revival to be held July Problem In her column. Write 18-23 with the Jackson Bros. Polly's Pointers In care of of Operation Evangelize . The this newspaper. Bible study was conduct,d by A surprise party for 1976 graduates was held Wednesday night at a meeting of the Bradbury Ch urch of Chri st youth at the Bradbury Elementary School. Graduates honored were Vicki Hoffman , Tamra Stanley, John Blake, Rodney WARRANTY 1 Year labor 1 Y•Pn ZY• Picbn Tube . WERNER Radio & T.V. Save '80 to '100 On These Like New Frigidaire •REFRIGERATORS eFREEZERS eRANGES •WASHERS eDRYERS eDISHW ASHERS A Once A Year Opportunity · BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, Ohio Red Rose Dog Food Dog Nuggets • Dog Meal ALSO SURE WIN & CASH SAVER DOG MEAL Pd. Pol. Adv . by the Candidate I am a candidate for the Office of Meig s County 878-13 C78-14 078 -14 E78-14 F78 -14 G78-14 H78-14 G.78-15 H78-15 15 521 .95 22.95 23.95 24.95 26.95 27.95 29.95 28.95 30.95 95 Whitewalls add $3 Front end ALIGNMENT · Our professional mechanics wiU set caster . camber and toe- in to manuf8.cturer's original specifi cations. :. ,;~"""..,. . '7 5'!y American Car •ENDORSED BY THE EXECUTIVE COMMITIEE OF MUSKINGUM, MORGAN, LAWRENCE, Parts extra, if neEidect o~l NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE FOR FACTORY AIR OR TORSION BAR ~ ERRY AND VINfON COUNTY. HERMAN BOETCHER , PHILO, 0 . CHAIRMAN, KES LAR FOR CF.NTRAL COMMITTEE still wish to serve you as your Centro! Committeeman of the First Ward of Middleport, Ohio, so I am taking this means ol asking you to cast your ballot for me at the election June Bth, 1976 tor my Second Term. Thank you! Committeeman for the First Ward • of Middleport, Ohio GREAT VALUESI FOR STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE weakness prevents !'Tle from making my usual personal campaign . I Commissioner. I am a candidate far this office because -· s.,;b des;gn William A. ·Keslar t regret that an attack of the flu and the ensuing George A. Meinhart $1.74 to $3.08 F.E.T. per tire depend ing on size and old VOTE FOR Read This, Will You Please? four years. um •HAS SERVED AS CHAIRMAN OF MUSKINGUM COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITIEE FOR 8 YEARS. Pd. Pol. Adv . Tuesday, J une 8, 1976 ts the day you, the voters of Meigs County will decide how you will be represented In County, State and Feder at Government for the next WILLIAM A. KESlAR Economic Rooms of Our Local High Schools THANK Y()Ul Sensor Picture Control • Matrix Plus Piaure Tube • Plug-in Circuli lllodules DOG FOOD Tested &Proven in the Home Experienced in Law Enforcement You,r Vote and Influence Greatly Appreciated Frecker for Commissioner State Central Committee •NOW SERVING AS STATE CENTRAL COMITIEEMAN. Sheriff Meigs County "Su.,er.'lnsla·~atlc' ' Color • Tuning With Eltdroric LiQI\I We've got the Spirit and FRIGIDAIRE Please Vote For llfltr • ?O·channel UHF Click Tuner TO Red Rose over the state . All contributions are devoted to the rehabilitation and child welfare programs for veterans · and their families. The unit extends appreciation to the businessmen and general public for their generous contributions which made this year the most successful in the history of llle Pomeroy Auxiliary. Among lhsoe to whom they extended special appreciation were Mayor Clarence Andrews for the ·At The Primary Election June 8 • "Country.St)'le" design o CUSIDill·Malie Pro-Setl'ltf REPUBLICANS RETU~N Mrs . Grace · Pratt, president , and . Mrs : Roy Reuter, Poppy Day chairman , American Legion Auxiliary, Drew Webster Post 39, report that $879.12 was collected during the Poppy Day sale, May 28 and 29. The poppies are made at the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Hqme at Sandusky by disabled veterans who are paid · a Slllall fee for the poppies purchased by American ion Auxiliaries Republican • Stop in and get your discount coupons for Kings Island. POM.EROY HOME & AUTO I believe that County Government should be operated In a progressive Po and business-like manner to effectively achieve the desires and needs of the people it Is obligated to serve. Over the past few years we have seen the loss of proclamation ; Bill Anderson of Elberfelds for use of a show window for a poppy tree decorated by Mrs . Reuter and Mrs. Harry Davis, Mrs. Carrie Neutzling and WMPO for a radio message, and the Auxiliary members who sold the poppies on the streets, Mrs. Faye Wildermuth, Mrs. Genevieve Meinhart, Miss Erma Smith, Cheryl Lehew, Anna Wiles, Mrs. Davis, Mrs . Pratt, Jennifer Couch , Jill Barber, Mrs. Reuter, Mrs. Frankie Runnel , Mrs . Gemma <;asci, ·Mrs . Peggy Harris, Mrs. Marge Goett, Robin Campbell and Mrs . Mary Martin.. Mrs . Sybil l1Jve talked on the Ohio Valley Christian Assembly in Darwin and the ki c k ~l ff for th e summer program tonig ht with Bruce Smith as the speaker at the recent meeting of the Meigs Coun ty Women's Fellowship at th e Heml oc k Grove Christian Church. Mr s. Ma ryln Wilcox presided with Mrs . Virgin ia Wyatt giving the treasurer 's report. A th~nk-you card wa s read from Jody Tolbert of the Kentucky Christian College. Sharon Bing also thanked the group for supporling her whil e she was at Kentucky Christian Col lege . Th e Church of Inspection conducted ,, STUDENT TO SPEAK HYSELL RUN - A student from the Pt. Pleasant Bible School will be the guest speaker Sunday, June 6 at 7:30p.m. at the Hysell Run Free Methodist Church. WILKESVILLE - Wilkesville Temple 591, Pythian Sist,rs held annual inspection recently at the temple with 41 members and 14 visitors present. fnitiatory Work for May Puckett and Lorainne Neff was conducted. Dorothy Sayre was received into the temple by reinstatement. Distinguished and out-oftown guests were Arlene Wenzel, grand chief of Ohio, Cleveland ; Doris Owen , grand secretary, Columbus; Ruth Ella Burrington , past grand chief of Ohio, Cleveland; Garnet Reichelderfer, past grand chief of Ohio, Circleville ; Red Rei chelderfer and Elma Raines, Circleville; Gladys Wood, Mattie Smith, Joyce Hartman, past chief, Leila Faye Wood, district deputy grand chief of District 20, Billie Hawk, most exce.llent chief, all of Crooksville, and Sylvia Bounds, Nelsonville. After the initiatory work , Arlene Wenzel, Grand Chief of Ohio, spoke briefly com· piimenting the Temple on their work and the staff for the eKcellent performance ." Following the ritualistic form closing, sandwiches, salad, cookies , punch and coffee were served. The next meeting will be June 18 with initiation to be held at that time. ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. Dayton C. Raynes of Mason announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Mindy Lou, to Christopher Carl Kearns, son of Mr . and Mrs. Ca rl Kearns, a lso of Mason . Mr . Kearns, a 1974 graduate of Wahama High School and a 1976 graduate of Gallipolis Business College, is employed by Mason Aggregates Inc. of West Columbia. Miss Raynes, a 1976 graduate of Wahama High School is employed as society editor of the Point Pleasant Register. The open church wedding will take place August 28, at 6:30p.m. at the Christian Brethren Church in Mason, with James Lewis, pastor , offocialing . · 1 am 36 years old and have worked as .a truck driver and operating engineer on highway construction . I served 3 years In the United Stales Marine Corps Intelligence Section . t have operated a tocat business for the pa st 7 years . Although I have never held any Politi cal Position or Government Office, I believe my past experience plus the willingness to listen to the desires and advice ot the people of Meigs County qualifies me to hold the Olflce of Meigs County C~ missloner . If elected, by you the people, I wil l not be bound by political attll latlons· or promises; but wi ll feet that I owe my best efforts to all of the residents of Meigs County. · Thanks for listen ing , and your Vote and• Influence will be greatly appreciated on June 8, 1976. James Frecker Pd. Pol. Adv . • County Commissioner IU:J•I JIILI()AN Mf}IGS COUN'l'Y Yotlr Vote and lnflu cncc Appt·eciuted Pd. Pot. Adv. ' to be: • Competent MINISTER TO SPEAK The Rev . Robert Leake, retired rector at St. Albans Church, Columbus, will give the sermon and celebration communion at the 10:30 a.m. service at Grace Episcopal Church Sunday. A luncheon for the Rev. and Mrs . Leake will be held following llle service . BIBLE SCHOOL SET Vacation Bible School will be held at First Southern Baptist Church, 282 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, 9 un til l1:30 a.m ., Monday thr ough Friday. The school will be for children from pre·school through the eighlh grade. A school for teenagers through high school age will be held from 2:30 to 5:30p.m. DATES SET PORTLAND - Racine Vacation Bible School of Reorganized Latter Bay Saints will be held June 14 through June 18from 7 to 9:15 p.m. The theme will be ''God 's Love is Jesus.'' There will be a bus lQ transport the children . Those wishing information about the bus route may call 843-2711. Court of Appeals '(0\)~ AM YOUR CHILD! . •• AND I DESERVE AGOOD EDUCAnON MY NAME ISN1 ON THE BALLOT, BUT A VOTE the Condldate have always attempted • Considerate I ~0\t fO~~t ~Y For Meigs County, Russells attended a class reunion of Mrs. Russell's classmates at the Meigs Inn. Dw-ing their visit here Lt. and Mrs. Russell also visited Mr . and Mrs. Smith, Donnie and Mike. Industrial park In Meigs County but do have an Interest taxes . ·rot RACINE - Lt. and Mrs . Karl Russell and children, Melissa and Kenneth of Camp LeJeune, N. C.; and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd T. Chapman and daughters , Shelley a nd Kimberly, Pittsburgh, Pa. spent the weekend here visiting llleir parents, Mr . and Mrs. Kenneth Russell, and other relatives. The two families came especially to attend the alumni banquets. Mr. and Mrs. Chapman, the former Kendi! Russell, attended the alumni banquet at Racine celebrating their 15th class reunion; while Lt. Russell joined his class of 1966 for a lOth class reunion. Mrs. Karl Russell, the former Linda Smith daugh ter of Mr . and Mrs. Roy 0. Smith, Route 3, Pome roy , attended the Pomeroy alumni banquet to celebrate her lOth class reunion, and then joined her husband for the dance at Racine. On Saturday afternoon, the In the Gailla·Meigs Airport In Gallipolis. Our county taxable property evaluation ha s now been Increased to$95,000.000. The announcemenl of the bridge to Ravenswood, ,W. Va . offers our county a tremendous opportunity to develop the eastern section of the county. The econom ic conditions are becoming more favorable for Industrial e•panslon. By working with State Officials on highway development between State Roules 7 and 33, and, the new bridge and developing Access Roads in that area there Is an outstanding potential for Economic, Commercial, and Industrial Growth . 1 would tlke to see County G<lvernment actively seek Commercial and Industrial Growth In this county In order to create job opportunities and Increa se the counly tax duplicate without Increasing our present RALPH WARDEN OURS • Concerned CITIZENS OF SOUTHERN LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Mrs. Hazelton led the group in singing with Mrs. Ann Lamber t · at the pl ano. Opening song was "Battle Hymn of Republic" and the pra yer song " Tu rn Your Eyes Upon J esus." Mrs . Ha zelton had prayer. The meeting, closed with group sin ging of "ljhe Lord Is My Sltepherd " and prayer by Mildred Zeigler. Vot e For and Retain Families attend banquets counties. We have no local children's home ; No school for the mentally retarded; No local Unemployment Office or Social Security Olfl ce. We have no airport or I believe that by apply ing sound business princi ples In the operation of County Government we could experience greater progress In this Count y as has taken place in surrounding areas. We need to develop a comprehensive long range program ; to upgrade our county highway system. lnsti tule a program that will start the return olios! services to our county. t would like to see the County Commi ssi oners Office research State and Federal Projects affecting our County, such as the Pomeroy.Mason bri dge repair. Before project design is finalized, the best interests of everyone should be consi.dered . Christ, Zi on, will have a revival June 6-13 and the Bradbur y Churc h ol Christ will have one, July 1823 wi th the Jackson Brothers . A history of the Hemlock Chrch wa s gil' en by Vada Hazelton. The next meeti ng will be at the Middleport Church of Christ with the Senior Ci tizens Churus to have the prog ram. I, Bernard V. Fultz, as Prosecuting Attorney Mindy Raynes • Dedicated " • Effective • Impartial In 1972, the Supreme Court of Ohio honored my performance as Prosecuting Attorney with an award for "excellent service in the advancement of criminal justice"; I pledge to continue my dedication to Meigs County .if reelected. Your support is appreciated. REELECT BERNARD V. FULTZ ReCipient of 7 award! from Ohio Supreme Court for Outnanding Judicial Sarvice . ~-b rll~tr:II HC""""'fiiiii, RIIItiOiph lll O.d. r -.... ' MEIGS COUNTY PROSECUTING AITORNEY Rep-ublican ioT Fourth District . ' Qt.Jali/ied · £xperiem:ed • Emcien r IXI J.J6 ~ o.. ..., Ct~ ,n.._olltr, Ott "' f~l BERNARD V. FULTZ I ( Paid For By The Ci,!ndldate) UNOFFICIAL REPUBLICAN SAMPLE BALLOT ISSUED BY THE MEIGS COUNTY REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE many loc:al services which have been moved to other Brak·e Service - Front End Alignment 992-2094 Sybil Love talks on program Poppy day proceeds ~eported BRUCE DAVIS •estone Party honors graduates 7- The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, June4, 1976 LESLIE F. FULTZ, 110 HIGH STREET, POMEROY, OHIO, CHAIRMAN For Justice of Supreme Court For Judge of the Court of Appeals (4th District) (Full Term Commencing January 1. 1977) Full Term Commencing February 9, 1977 (Vote for not more than one l Vote for not more than one X John W. Potter I For Justice of Supreme Court (Full Term Commencing January 2, 1977) X For State Representative (92nd District) - FOR the LEVY - 00 Candidate for County Commissioner is a VOTE for ME Pa id For by Friends ol Southern Local ,_ Can~ldates Marked With An "X" Have Been Endorsed by the Republican Executive Committee Clip This Ballot IT IS LEGAL TO TAKE IT INTO THE VOTING BOOTH WHEN YOU VOTE ON ELECTION DAY Adv. �• 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, June 1, •I Girl Scout Diary 1 rii~i;;::;: :ii;I~~~w=~~l ~:~:: p ~~ ~~:::::::~::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::=:=:;:~::::::::::::o-;:::::oo:o.:.b:w.:::~:.:::::~::=-x1 By Charlene Hoeflich ~· ~ ti: Deadline for registering to attend the Big Bend Day Camp · at Camp Kiashul<l the week of July 12 has been extended to June 11. Registration forms can be obLained from troop leaders and these along with the $6 fee are to be sent to Mrs. Pa t Thoma , Wolfe St. , Pomeroy. Mrs. Thoma aga in advises that girls who are not enrolled in scouting but want to attend camp may do so by paying the regular registration fee plus $1 for insurance. Polly's Pointers Lift tape off wall with more tape POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - Would you please tell me how to remove gummed plastic tape from a·painted bedroom wall. My daught,r put it there to hold post,rs to the wail. Also, how does one remove the odor of ,popcorn from face towels that have a peculiar odor when they are damp . - MRS. J.Z. DEAR MRS. J.Z. - Apply a slightly longer piece of tqpe on top of the one now on the wall - be sure they adhere together. Then pull the short loose end of the top piece. In most eases the one underneath will come off with the lop one, If you gl\ e it a quick short yank . I really do not know of a specille remedy lor a popcorn odor and rather imagine It comes (rom butter tha t was on the corn. Rub the cut side of a lemon on the towels, or soak In "'aler and ' lemon juice, or apply moistened salt. See If one of them will do the job. How about this, readers - does anyone ha\'e anything better• - POLLY. DEAR POLLY - If you are on a camping trip and your flashlight batteri es seem to be getting weak, but cannot WEDDING FLOWERS For the bride, groom, the wedding party, church and reception. CALL OR STOP IN v.;.617~ ,~,, . FtDIH57J~ ~ 59 N. Second St . be replaced immediately, set them in the bright sunlight during the day . Ttwy· will be TEMPORARILY rejuven· , aled. - SANDRA. . DEAR POLLY - My Pel Peeve concerns the price of clothing in half-sizes. They invariably cost a few dollars more . I think prices on say a size 16 and a 16'1.1 should be !he same unless one gets into extra large size s . BEATRICE. DEAR POLLY - When making pudding of any kind I always stir it with a plastic pancake turner. This keeps tlle pudding from burning on the bottom and it is always smooth and lump free. Also my husband always waxes our refrigerator wi t~ regular car wax . He applies it just as he does on his car and takes it off with a soft cloth. It stays shiny, rust free and splatters and grease marks wipe righ t off . - MARY ANN . . DEAR POLLY - I clean the greasy fil ter to my stove's hood by taking the filler to the car wash and washing it with the car. That hot soapy water and the force behind it work like magic for removing the grease. Also we clean our furnace fil ter the same way . 1Polly's n o~ : I feel sure this must be done at one of those car washes where you more or less do it yourself.) KAY. DEAR POLLY - I foun d a good way lo hang a large cork bulletin board on my daught,r's bedroom wall . I used needles (three . across the top and at each lower corner ) and pushed them in with the hammer . When she wan ~d to move the board to another wall, all we had to do was pull the board from the wall and the needles passed through the board . The needles sticking from the wall were then broken off, and the wall left smooth . The small holes were not noticeable. - BETTY D. Polly will send you one of her " peachy " thank-yo u • • By Helen Bottel ,~ ~ ··• Seventeen Men and Goal to Go! DEAR HELEN : I thought I had a good thing going with Felicia. Then I came across this address book in her apartment. In it were names of 17 men , all numbered •nd dated . After each name were stars - from one to four . My name was at the bottom of the list (there was a blank for the "ending " date) . I never thought women kept "little black books " though I realize it's accepted for men. ' Should a guy keep on with this type of fema le? DOUBTFUL POMEROY JUNIOR TROOP 1180 C<!rnp Kiash ul<l was the selling Memorial Day evening for a flyup ceremony and a court of awards. Brownies of Pomeroy Junior Troop 1076 received their year pins and Brownie wings in the ceremony which advanced Uwm into the junior troop. In the group were Suzan Thoma , Crystal Lane, Sa ndy Mattox , Ci!ndy Davis, Diana White, Kim Eblin , Charlene Swartz and Jaye Roberts . Mrs. Gertrude Casto and Mrs. Patty Michael conducted the ceremony. Last night the new juniors were guests of Troop 1180 for a skating party at the Skate-a-Way rink on Chester Road. SYRACUSE BROWNIE TROOP 1120 Summer activities were planned during the fina l meeting of the Syraruse Brownies Thursday. The troop will take part in the Regall<l parade and have a skating party in June, a swimming party in Juiy,. and make a visit to the Mr. Bee Pol<lto Chip Co. in August. Krist! Haynes opened the meeting with the pledge to the flag; Kathy Pickens )ed the Lord 's Prayer, Heidi Cobb the prom ise , and Tracy Hubbard the Brownle Smile Song. J uanita Ginther gave the Brownie B's. Registration forms for day camp were turned in. ·US • DEAR DOUBTFUL: four ~~Jr~ tha~depends on whether Felicia gave you one or +++ William Calhoun, Rebecca Post DEAR HELEN : Young people today seem to leave their parenthood on the · doorstep when they come visiting with their children. These moderns allow thetr kids to run wild in my home, ask for food every few minutes and even let them help themselves in my kitchen . They drive me wild ! . What happened to manners in 1976' - SHOCKED Post-Calhoun betrothed Bride-elect fete~ Miss Edie Mees bride • elect of Tim Ki ~g. was honored Tuesday night with a shower at St. Paul Lutheran Church hosted by Carol King and Judi Mees. Garnes carrying out the bicentennial theme were played with prizes going to Mrs . Barbara Fry , Mrs. Pam Crow, Miss Patti Well, Mrs . Virginia Wyatt, Mrs. Mildred Arnold and Mrs . Kathy Doidge. Arrangements of red white and blue chrysanth~mums were placed on tables for guest registers, gifts and refreshments with other red , white and blue decorations being used throughout the room . Refreshments were red, whiU, and blue finger sandwiches, potato chips, · mints, nuts and punch . Judi Mees regisU,red the gu.ests. Attending besides those named were Ruth Ann and Sue Ellen Fry, Mrs. Rachael Downie, Mrs. Veda Davis, Mrs. Joan Hoffman, Mrs. Sheila Powell, Mrs. Mila Raymond , Kim Jones, Mrs . Jean Braun, Mrs . Susie Hill , Mrs. Judy Reynolds, Mrs. Marilyn Poulin and Lisa, Debbie King, Mrs. Dol Neutz. ling, Mrs. Daria Thomas, Miss Erna Jesse,' Mrs. Ulllan Moore , Mrs. Debbie Finlaw and Heather , Leah Doidge DEAR SHOCKED: Don't lay an age old problem on "modern's" doorstep. Back in 1958, the first question my newly syndicated' column NEW HAVEN , W. Va . - of Mar shall University received was,' "What•can I do about my stinkin' neighbors' Announcement is being made currently attendi ng the kids ?" And I'm sure Beatrice Fairfax fielded the same query of the engagement and ap- Methodist Theologica l School many limes over. pr oaching marriage of · at Delaware, Ohio, and is TI1e answer ,then and now, is: "Get tough !" If you don't Rebecca Ann Post, daughter serving as minister of the like !he children's actions, say so. You may have fewer of Mrs. Eva M. Post and the Belleville United Methodist visitors, but will you really miss them' - H. late Russe ll L. Post of Chur ch and Ford Chapel . +++ Parkersburg , and William E. Church. DEAR HELEN : Calhoun , son of Mr . and Mrs. The wedding will be an I'll try to keep this short, but can you make 15 miserable Rosooe W. Calhoun of New event of June 19 at 1:30 p.m. years short' Haven . a t th e Bellev ille United When my husband sees our sons do anything wrong be A graduate of Glenville Methodist Church in Belie- blames me. "Wrong" includes playing the radio or records, The Almanac State College, Miss Post is vi lle, w. Va . The officiating having friends in to visit, talking on the phone over five United Press International employed by th e Wood, clergy wiii be William Knice- minutes, even asking for a soda. The .boys can't talk to him Today is Friday, June 4, the County Board of Education as ." ley, Wiiiiam L. Johnson and and he blames me for THIS too. ' · !56th day of 1976 with 210 to a sixth grade teacher at Eric McGlade . The custom of If I clean the whole downstairs he will yell that the upstairs follow . Lubeck School. open church will be observed. is .a mess. U I have dinner ready when he comes home, he The moon is approaching Mr . Calhoun isH graduate grtpes because he can't relax first, but if it isn't on the table, he its first quarter. calls me shiftless . ' · The morning stars are He screams if I want to see my mother once a month, but Mercury , Venus and we must entertain HIS fannily whenever he says. If I'm 15 Jupiter . minutes overdue from shopping, I must apologize. I spend The evening stars are Mars most of my time saying "I'm sorry," and I don't even know ·and Saturn. Those born on this date are CHESTER - Plans for the sur ge ry Wednesday . Mr s. wha t for . Though I helped pay for our house, it's in his mother 's under the sign of Gemini. Regatta float were made Belly Roush is home from the American singer Robert during the Tuesday night hospital and thanked the name, so if I leave, she'll move in. The boys want me to lake them away, but I'm afraid. Like most men, my husband won't Merrill was born June 4, 1919. meeting of Chest,r Council Council for cards and gifts . go to a counselor . He says I'm at fault, not he. This also is the 51st birthday 323, Daughters of America , at Mrs. Letha Wood thanked Should I stay for security or leave and perhaps starve? of actor Dennis Weaver. the hall. members for birthday cards CLIMBING THE jV A U.S Metnbers were asked to sent her. It was noted that meet at the hall at 3:30 on Mrs. Audrey Torrence has a June 9 to prepare the posters new granddaught,r. DEAR CI'W: Try a temporary separation - but consult a lawyer first. to be used on the float . The Attending the meeling were · work session will foii ow a Mrs . Beulah Maxey, Mrs. He can arrange for support while you two either reach a meeti ng of the Pa st Coun - Jean Summe rfi eld, Mrs . compromise or decide for divorce. cilor's Club that night with Le tha Wood, Mrs. Mary K. P. S. You won't starve - but you CAN wither in loveless Mrs. Ada Van MeU,r and Mrs. Holler, Mrs. Margaret Tuttle, "security" - H. Laura Mae Nice to be the Mrs. Ada Neutzling, Mrs . +++ hostesses . Mary Jo Pooler, Mrs. Eileen QuarU,rly birthdays will be Ma rtin, Mrs . Elizabeth observed at the June 15 Hayes , Mrs . Dorothy meeting. Mrs . Mary K. Lawson, Mrs. Ada Morris, Kim Cole, pastor, whose topic Wilcox, Beverly and Bryan, Holler thanked th ose who Mrs. Zelda Weber, Mrs. Ada was "Our Adversary." Randy Haynes, Christi took pari in the Memorial Van Met,r, Mrs. Ethel Orr. Others attending were Stanley, Linda Gerard, Day Parade . Mrs. Helen Boatright, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William King Sharon Bing, Sherrie BarnIt was reported that Leda Doris Grueser , Mrs. Leona and Kevin , Mr. and Mrs. hart, June Hutton, Kathy Mae Krautt,r is a patient at Hensley, Mrs. Ada Bisse ii , William Bailey, Rita Bailey, Hess, Darlene Cole, tina Grant Hospita l, Columbus, Mrs . Mae McPeek , Mrs. Mr. and Mrs . Mike Miller, Miller, Wilma Cook and Ruth Room 645 and underwent Charlotte Grant and Mrs. Dale Barnhart, Maryln Carsey. Opal Hollon. Float plans made Mrs . Naomi King, Sherry King , Mrs: Charlo\le Evans, Mrs. Elo1se White, Mrs. Genevieve . Swaftz, Mrs. Mary Morns, Mrs. Bernie ~derson and Barbara, Mr~. ·~t lma Mees, and Mrs. Besste King. .· Others presenting glfla to Mtss Mees were Mrs. June Van Maire, Mrs. Mary Powell, Mrs . Helen Neutzling, Mrs. Marla Roush, Mrs . Joan Anderso~, Mrs . Jennifer Anderson, Kristin and Erin, Ws . Kathy Mll.ler, Mrs. • Mtldred Mankrn, .Mrs. ' Carolyn Salser, Mrs. Myra • Hysell, Mrs. Marcia Hob-: stetter, Mrs . Mary Kay Roush, Mrs. Kate Mees, J\1rS .• oanna Jones, . Mrs. Hilda King, Mrs. Lorena Arnoldand Mrs . Charlotte Elberfeld. : Bailey and Desi Jeffe rs, Meigs Hi gh School; Sherry King, graduate of Malone College, Can ton, and Kim Cole, graduate of Kentucky Christian college, Grayson , Ky . Final plans were made for a yar·d sale today and tomorrow at the church and for slave days Thursday and cards, Ideal tor framing or Friday of next week. A trip to placing In your famil y Kings Island was set for June scrapbook, If she uses your 21. Preparations were for a favorite Pointer, Peeve or youth revival to be held July Problem In her column. Write 18-23 with the Jackson Bros. Polly's Pointers In care of of Operation Evangelize . The this newspaper. Bible study was conduct,d by A surprise party for 1976 graduates was held Wednesday night at a meeting of the Bradbury Ch urch of Chri st youth at the Bradbury Elementary School. Graduates honored were Vicki Hoffman , Tamra Stanley, John Blake, Rodney WARRANTY 1 Year labor 1 Y•Pn ZY• Picbn Tube . WERNER Radio & T.V. Save '80 to '100 On These Like New Frigidaire •REFRIGERATORS eFREEZERS eRANGES •WASHERS eDRYERS eDISHW ASHERS A Once A Year Opportunity · BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, Ohio Red Rose Dog Food Dog Nuggets • Dog Meal ALSO SURE WIN & CASH SAVER DOG MEAL Pd. Pol. Adv . by the Candidate I am a candidate for the Office of Meig s County 878-13 C78-14 078 -14 E78-14 F78 -14 G78-14 H78-14 G.78-15 H78-15 15 521 .95 22.95 23.95 24.95 26.95 27.95 29.95 28.95 30.95 95 Whitewalls add $3 Front end ALIGNMENT · Our professional mechanics wiU set caster . camber and toe- in to manuf8.cturer's original specifi cations. :. ,;~"""..,. . '7 5'!y American Car •ENDORSED BY THE EXECUTIVE COMMITIEE OF MUSKINGUM, MORGAN, LAWRENCE, Parts extra, if neEidect o~l NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE FOR FACTORY AIR OR TORSION BAR ~ ERRY AND VINfON COUNTY. HERMAN BOETCHER , PHILO, 0 . CHAIRMAN, KES LAR FOR CF.NTRAL COMMITTEE still wish to serve you as your Centro! Committeeman of the First Ward of Middleport, Ohio, so I am taking this means ol asking you to cast your ballot for me at the election June Bth, 1976 tor my Second Term. Thank you! Committeeman for the First Ward • of Middleport, Ohio GREAT VALUESI FOR STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE weakness prevents !'Tle from making my usual personal campaign . I Commissioner. I am a candidate far this office because -· s.,;b des;gn William A. ·Keslar t regret that an attack of the flu and the ensuing George A. Meinhart $1.74 to $3.08 F.E.T. per tire depend ing on size and old VOTE FOR Read This, Will You Please? four years. um •HAS SERVED AS CHAIRMAN OF MUSKINGUM COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITIEE FOR 8 YEARS. Pd. Pol. Adv . Tuesday, J une 8, 1976 ts the day you, the voters of Meigs County will decide how you will be represented In County, State and Feder at Government for the next WILLIAM A. KESlAR Economic Rooms of Our Local High Schools THANK Y()Ul Sensor Picture Control • Matrix Plus Piaure Tube • Plug-in Circuli lllodules DOG FOOD Tested &Proven in the Home Experienced in Law Enforcement You,r Vote and Influence Greatly Appreciated Frecker for Commissioner State Central Committee •NOW SERVING AS STATE CENTRAL COMITIEEMAN. Sheriff Meigs County "Su.,er.'lnsla·~atlc' ' Color • Tuning With Eltdroric LiQI\I We've got the Spirit and FRIGIDAIRE Please Vote For llfltr • ?O·channel UHF Click Tuner TO Red Rose over the state . All contributions are devoted to the rehabilitation and child welfare programs for veterans · and their families. The unit extends appreciation to the businessmen and general public for their generous contributions which made this year the most successful in the history of llle Pomeroy Auxiliary. Among lhsoe to whom they extended special appreciation were Mayor Clarence Andrews for the ·At The Primary Election June 8 • "Country.St)'le" design o CUSIDill·Malie Pro-Setl'ltf REPUBLICANS RETU~N Mrs . Grace · Pratt, president , and . Mrs : Roy Reuter, Poppy Day chairman , American Legion Auxiliary, Drew Webster Post 39, report that $879.12 was collected during the Poppy Day sale, May 28 and 29. The poppies are made at the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Hqme at Sandusky by disabled veterans who are paid · a Slllall fee for the poppies purchased by American ion Auxiliaries Republican • Stop in and get your discount coupons for Kings Island. POM.EROY HOME & AUTO I believe that County Government should be operated In a progressive Po and business-like manner to effectively achieve the desires and needs of the people it Is obligated to serve. Over the past few years we have seen the loss of proclamation ; Bill Anderson of Elberfelds for use of a show window for a poppy tree decorated by Mrs . Reuter and Mrs. Harry Davis, Mrs. Carrie Neutzling and WMPO for a radio message, and the Auxiliary members who sold the poppies on the streets, Mrs. Faye Wildermuth, Mrs. Genevieve Meinhart, Miss Erma Smith, Cheryl Lehew, Anna Wiles, Mrs. Davis, Mrs . Pratt, Jennifer Couch , Jill Barber, Mrs. Reuter, Mrs. Frankie Runnel , Mrs . Gemma <;asci, ·Mrs . Peggy Harris, Mrs. Marge Goett, Robin Campbell and Mrs . Mary Martin.. Mrs . Sybil l1Jve talked on the Ohio Valley Christian Assembly in Darwin and the ki c k ~l ff for th e summer program tonig ht with Bruce Smith as the speaker at the recent meeting of the Meigs Coun ty Women's Fellowship at th e Heml oc k Grove Christian Church. Mr s. Ma ryln Wilcox presided with Mrs . Virgin ia Wyatt giving the treasurer 's report. A th~nk-you card wa s read from Jody Tolbert of the Kentucky Christian College. Sharon Bing also thanked the group for supporling her whil e she was at Kentucky Christian Col lege . Th e Church of Inspection conducted ,, STUDENT TO SPEAK HYSELL RUN - A student from the Pt. Pleasant Bible School will be the guest speaker Sunday, June 6 at 7:30p.m. at the Hysell Run Free Methodist Church. WILKESVILLE - Wilkesville Temple 591, Pythian Sist,rs held annual inspection recently at the temple with 41 members and 14 visitors present. fnitiatory Work for May Puckett and Lorainne Neff was conducted. Dorothy Sayre was received into the temple by reinstatement. Distinguished and out-oftown guests were Arlene Wenzel, grand chief of Ohio, Cleveland ; Doris Owen , grand secretary, Columbus; Ruth Ella Burrington , past grand chief of Ohio, Cleveland; Garnet Reichelderfer, past grand chief of Ohio, Circleville ; Red Rei chelderfer and Elma Raines, Circleville; Gladys Wood, Mattie Smith, Joyce Hartman, past chief, Leila Faye Wood, district deputy grand chief of District 20, Billie Hawk, most exce.llent chief, all of Crooksville, and Sylvia Bounds, Nelsonville. After the initiatory work , Arlene Wenzel, Grand Chief of Ohio, spoke briefly com· piimenting the Temple on their work and the staff for the eKcellent performance ." Following the ritualistic form closing, sandwiches, salad, cookies , punch and coffee were served. The next meeting will be June 18 with initiation to be held at that time. ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. Dayton C. Raynes of Mason announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Mindy Lou, to Christopher Carl Kearns, son of Mr . and Mrs. Ca rl Kearns, a lso of Mason . Mr . Kearns, a 1974 graduate of Wahama High School and a 1976 graduate of Gallipolis Business College, is employed by Mason Aggregates Inc. of West Columbia. Miss Raynes, a 1976 graduate of Wahama High School is employed as society editor of the Point Pleasant Register. The open church wedding will take place August 28, at 6:30p.m. at the Christian Brethren Church in Mason, with James Lewis, pastor , offocialing . · 1 am 36 years old and have worked as .a truck driver and operating engineer on highway construction . I served 3 years In the United Stales Marine Corps Intelligence Section . t have operated a tocat business for the pa st 7 years . Although I have never held any Politi cal Position or Government Office, I believe my past experience plus the willingness to listen to the desires and advice ot the people of Meigs County qualifies me to hold the Olflce of Meigs County C~ missloner . If elected, by you the people, I wil l not be bound by political attll latlons· or promises; but wi ll feet that I owe my best efforts to all of the residents of Meigs County. · Thanks for listen ing , and your Vote and• Influence will be greatly appreciated on June 8, 1976. James Frecker Pd. Pol. Adv . • County Commissioner IU:J•I JIILI()AN Mf}IGS COUN'l'Y Yotlr Vote and lnflu cncc Appt·eciuted Pd. Pot. Adv. ' to be: • Competent MINISTER TO SPEAK The Rev . Robert Leake, retired rector at St. Albans Church, Columbus, will give the sermon and celebration communion at the 10:30 a.m. service at Grace Episcopal Church Sunday. A luncheon for the Rev. and Mrs . Leake will be held following llle service . BIBLE SCHOOL SET Vacation Bible School will be held at First Southern Baptist Church, 282 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, 9 un til l1:30 a.m ., Monday thr ough Friday. The school will be for children from pre·school through the eighlh grade. A school for teenagers through high school age will be held from 2:30 to 5:30p.m. DATES SET PORTLAND - Racine Vacation Bible School of Reorganized Latter Bay Saints will be held June 14 through June 18from 7 to 9:15 p.m. The theme will be ''God 's Love is Jesus.'' There will be a bus lQ transport the children . Those wishing information about the bus route may call 843-2711. Court of Appeals '(0\)~ AM YOUR CHILD! . •• AND I DESERVE AGOOD EDUCAnON MY NAME ISN1 ON THE BALLOT, BUT A VOTE the Condldate have always attempted • Considerate I ~0\t fO~~t ~Y For Meigs County, Russells attended a class reunion of Mrs. Russell's classmates at the Meigs Inn. Dw-ing their visit here Lt. and Mrs. Russell also visited Mr . and Mrs. Smith, Donnie and Mike. Industrial park In Meigs County but do have an Interest taxes . ·rot RACINE - Lt. and Mrs . Karl Russell and children, Melissa and Kenneth of Camp LeJeune, N. C.; and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd T. Chapman and daughters , Shelley a nd Kimberly, Pittsburgh, Pa. spent the weekend here visiting llleir parents, Mr . and Mrs. Kenneth Russell, and other relatives. The two families came especially to attend the alumni banquets. Mr. and Mrs. Chapman, the former Kendi! Russell, attended the alumni banquet at Racine celebrating their 15th class reunion; while Lt. Russell joined his class of 1966 for a lOth class reunion. Mrs. Karl Russell, the former Linda Smith daugh ter of Mr . and Mrs. Roy 0. Smith, Route 3, Pome roy , attended the Pomeroy alumni banquet to celebrate her lOth class reunion, and then joined her husband for the dance at Racine. On Saturday afternoon, the In the Gailla·Meigs Airport In Gallipolis. Our county taxable property evaluation ha s now been Increased to$95,000.000. The announcemenl of the bridge to Ravenswood, ,W. Va . offers our county a tremendous opportunity to develop the eastern section of the county. The econom ic conditions are becoming more favorable for Industrial e•panslon. By working with State Officials on highway development between State Roules 7 and 33, and, the new bridge and developing Access Roads in that area there Is an outstanding potential for Economic, Commercial, and Industrial Growth . 1 would tlke to see County G<lvernment actively seek Commercial and Industrial Growth In this county In order to create job opportunities and Increa se the counly tax duplicate without Increasing our present RALPH WARDEN OURS • Concerned CITIZENS OF SOUTHERN LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Mrs. Hazelton led the group in singing with Mrs. Ann Lamber t · at the pl ano. Opening song was "Battle Hymn of Republic" and the pra yer song " Tu rn Your Eyes Upon J esus." Mrs . Ha zelton had prayer. The meeting, closed with group sin ging of "ljhe Lord Is My Sltepherd " and prayer by Mildred Zeigler. Vot e For and Retain Families attend banquets counties. We have no local children's home ; No school for the mentally retarded; No local Unemployment Office or Social Security Olfl ce. We have no airport or I believe that by apply ing sound business princi ples In the operation of County Government we could experience greater progress In this Count y as has taken place in surrounding areas. We need to develop a comprehensive long range program ; to upgrade our county highway system. lnsti tule a program that will start the return olios! services to our county. t would like to see the County Commi ssi oners Office research State and Federal Projects affecting our County, such as the Pomeroy.Mason bri dge repair. Before project design is finalized, the best interests of everyone should be consi.dered . Christ, Zi on, will have a revival June 6-13 and the Bradbur y Churc h ol Christ will have one, July 1823 wi th the Jackson Brothers . A history of the Hemlock Chrch wa s gil' en by Vada Hazelton. The next meeti ng will be at the Middleport Church of Christ with the Senior Ci tizens Churus to have the prog ram. I, Bernard V. Fultz, as Prosecuting Attorney Mindy Raynes • Dedicated " • Effective • Impartial In 1972, the Supreme Court of Ohio honored my performance as Prosecuting Attorney with an award for "excellent service in the advancement of criminal justice"; I pledge to continue my dedication to Meigs County .if reelected. Your support is appreciated. REELECT BERNARD V. FULTZ ReCipient of 7 award! from Ohio Supreme Court for Outnanding Judicial Sarvice . ~-b rll~tr:II HC""""'fiiiii, RIIItiOiph lll O.d. r -.... ' MEIGS COUNTY PROSECUTING AITORNEY Rep-ublican ioT Fourth District . ' Qt.Jali/ied · £xperiem:ed • Emcien r IXI J.J6 ~ o.. ..., Ct~ ,n.._olltr, Ott "' f~l BERNARD V. FULTZ I ( Paid For By The Ci,!ndldate) UNOFFICIAL REPUBLICAN SAMPLE BALLOT ISSUED BY THE MEIGS COUNTY REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE many loc:al services which have been moved to other Brak·e Service - Front End Alignment 992-2094 Sybil Love talks on program Poppy day proceeds ~eported BRUCE DAVIS •estone Party honors graduates 7- The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, June4, 1976 LESLIE F. FULTZ, 110 HIGH STREET, POMEROY, OHIO, CHAIRMAN For Justice of Supreme Court For Judge of the Court of Appeals (4th District) (Full Term Commencing January 1. 1977) Full Term Commencing February 9, 1977 (Vote for not more than one l Vote for not more than one X John W. Potter I For Justice of Supreme Court (Full Term Commencing January 2, 1977) X For State Representative (92nd District) - FOR the LEVY - 00 Candidate for County Commissioner is a VOTE for ME Pa id For by Friends ol Southern Local ,_ Can~ldates Marked With An "X" Have Been Endorsed by the Republican Executive Committee Clip This Ballot IT IS LEGAL TO TAKE IT INTO THE VOTING BOOTH WHEN YOU VOTE ON ELECTION DAY Adv. �-· Tele-vision log for easy viewing 9- The,Oailyllentinel,Middleport-Pomeroy 0 Friday June4 1976 Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, Friday, June 4, 1976 --THE SALVATION ARMY MORSE CHAPEl 9 H a. m : Sunda y evening • Chur ch worsl\ 1p, 7 p m 1 lS Butternut Ave , lftor sh•P 11 a m ~C hOOI 10 a m T if p p E R $ p LA 1 N 5 Pomerov Envuy and Mr s Ray W1ntng , offi cers in \ PORTLAND - Wo rsht p CHA,ISTIAN CHURCH cna r ge Sunday holin ess 7·JOp m , Church School 9 30 Eugene Und erwood , pastor , meet inQ . 10 am , Sunday a m ttowttl d Ca ldwell. J , Sunday sc hool 10 JO e m leader SUTTO N - Church Sc hool ~c hao ! ~ upt , Sun day School. YP SM ElOISe Adems , 7 JO 9 30 am WorshiP lsi a nd 3rd 9 JO am 1 Morn ing Sermon, Sundays 10 •30 am 10 10 a .rn ,; s unday evening LEVAN p m o:. a l\l at ion mee tin g NORTHEAST CLUSTER Lad1 es. Home U !C!IIJue , 12 noon H tN ESS CHURC H POMEROY se rvtce . 7 p m Rev RobertM eece, LETART FALLS UNITED Ha rr isonvi lle RC!\1 O'De ll to 1 p m , Thur sday, praver TR I . lTV CHURCH - h:ev Bible s tudy , Min~y . Pastor Henry Eblin , mee t1ng and Putor BRE THREN Re\1 w H Pern n .pastor , Roy Sunday Sc hool Sup ! Sunday Th urs day , 7 ) 0 p m Denn1s Cretgar , 1 re el and Norr~ s, pas!or , Mayer, Sund ay schoo l supt School 9 30 am , Ev cn1ng 1 loy d Norns. supt Sunda'( Assoc Minister MIDDLEPORT Church school. 9 15 a m J OPPA - Worship 10 am worst11p 7 30 p m , Prayer and school 9 JO am , morn 1ng MT MORIAH BAPTI ST worsh1p serv 1ce 10 JO am Pra• se scrv1ce , ThU rsday , 7 30 Cor ne r Fo urt h and Mb in, Chur ch Sc hoo l 9 am . Prayer sermon , 10 30 am P rayer Cho1r reh eoH S!t l Tuesday , pm ti ng Wednesday 8 p m ser 111 ce , Wednesday , 7 30 p m eport. Rev Henry Ke y , Mee 7 30 p m unaer d1 rec1ton of SYRACUSE FIRST Middl lONG BOTTOM - Wor CHE SHIRE CHURCH OF Jr , pa stor Sunday Sc hool. Sh ip 9 am , Sunday SchOO l Mrs Pa ul Nease GOO OF PROPHECY - G P CHURCH OF GOD - Rev 9 30 a m , Mrs Er v m Geo rge Oiler. pas tor Sun day 9 45 am . Pra yer Meetmg Sm1 th, pastor s unday School. POMEROY CHU RCH OF sc hool 9 45 a m , morn1ng [}a umgardn er . supl , Morning Wednesday 7 30 P m 10 am , Arthur Henson . wor Shi p, 10 45 am TH E NA ZARENE - Co rn er prea ch 1ng , 11 am , NORTH BETHEl Sup! , Mo rn 1ng Worsh ip, 11 JEHOVAH ' S WITNESS ES Un1on and Mulberry Rev evangei1St1c ser v1ce . 7 30 p m Wor Ship 11 am , Chu rch a m , Young Peo ple's serv1ce, Clyde v Henderson , pa stor Prayer mee t1ng , Thurs da y, - Larry Ca rn aha n, pre s 1dlng Schoo l 10 a m 7 rn1n1 s ter Sun da y Btble ALFREO _ Sunday School P m , Even ing sen11ce, 1 30 Sun day Schoo l. 9 30 am , Gle n 7 30 p rn '' p m Wedn esday M1 d Week 9 30 am Watch lecture, McClung sup! morn1ng POMEROY WESTSIDE towe r s tudy , 10 30 am 9 ,45 am : Wo rsh1 p 11 am , Pr ayer scrv 1ce,. 7 30 p m , wor Ship, 10 30 am eve nmg CHUR CH OF CHRIST , 200 W P rayer mee hng Wednesday Yout h mee tmg , 6 30 p m , , B1bl e stuay , 7 30 7 45 p m , UMW 3rd Tuesday serv1ce, 1 30 . m1 d wee k Ma•n Sr J err y PauL pTumesday Eve n ng worsh 1p , 7 30 p m 1 , Thur s day , m 1n 1s. try 5e rv ,ce , Wednesday , 7 30 p m mm.s ter phone 997 7666 m ' CHESTER CHURCH OF , 7 30 p m se r vi ce 8 PREEDSVILLE GRACE EPI SCOPAL \ The Co n serva t 1ve , non school - Sunday THE NAZARENE Re-y Rev HCJrold Dee th, rector 'n s rrum enlal Sun day wor mee tm g 8 30 p m S~ h oo l9 JOa m Wors h1 p 7 JO Herbert Gra le. pastor MIDDLEPORT CHURCH Church Sfr v,ces 10 30 a m sh1p 10 am B1 ble ~ t udy , 11 OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN p m , Prayer Mee t1n g 7 30 wo rs h1p se r vice 11 am and Holy comn1un10n f1rst Sunday am wor sn1p , 6 p m Wed UNION - Lawr ence Manley , p m Tuesday , UMW 7 30 7 30 p m Sunda y Sunda y of month ctlu rc h School , 10 30 nesday B1ble study , 7 p m 1st Thur sda y School 9 30 am R1c ha rd pa s tor , Mrs Russe ll You ng, P m am for nurse r v rnrouon 11 Bart on supt Prayer mee ttng , SILVER RIDGE - Wor Sunday Sc l'1oo t Sup! Sunda y ship POMEROY CHURCH OF 10 am Church School 9 Wednesday , 7 30 p m . Sc hool 9 30 am Evening CHRIST - Rlc naro Evanson RUTLAND FREEWILL a ~UPPERS PLAINS ., BRADFORD CHURCH OF wors t1 1p, 7 30 Wed nesday pas tor Bible SCI'IOOI, 9 3 0 BAPTIST - Sunday scnool , 10 CHR 1ST Ja ck Perr y , am , worship , 10 30 a.m , am , mo rn ing serv 1c e , 11 prayer mee llng , 7 30 p m rn Church School m 1n 1ster Synda y School 9 30 MT MORIAH CHURCH OF WorSh1p9a adult worship serv1ce and am , Sunda-y even ing service , 10 am K'ENO CHURCH OF am , morn1ng church 10 30 young peo ple's meet ing , 7 30 7 30 p m Wednesday Bible G OO - Ra cme Rout e 2, th e Ja me s M Muncy , CHRIST - Geo rge Fredert ck , am , Sundayevenmg se r v,ce . Rev p m Co mbmed B1ble study s tudy , 7 30 p m. pa s tor S ~nd ay schoo l, 9 45 su pt Service week ly, 9 30 7. 30 P m Wednes day se r v,ce . and prayer meetmg , Wed " m mo rnmg wo rsh 1p, II am on Sunday Preac h1ng 8 p( m" • nesday , 7 30 p m OLD DE XTER BIBLE a m even mg wor sh 1p 7 30 firSt an d thi rd Sundeys of . Aut<EL CLIFF FREt: THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W W1nmg , off 1cer CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Rev Pr ayer me et1ng Tue sda y, month by Cli fford Smith , 9 30 METHODIST CHURCH a Ron Terry pa stor Sunda y m Rev r loyd F Shook, pastor , -,. 30 p m , Young people 's m cha rg e Sunday , 10 am , HOBSON CHRISTIAN Lloy d Wr ight , Sunday Schoo j Hol1ness meet1ng , 10 30 a m , sc nool 10 am , Mrs Wo rl ey meetmg , 7 30 p m Thursday superin tend e nt MIDDLEPORT FIRST UNION - Darrell Doddril l. SufJ t Mo rnmg Wo rShip 9 30Sch ool You ng Fr an cis , Sunday Mo rnmg worsh tp , 11 am BAPTIST - Corn er S1xth end pas tor Sunday Sc hool. 9 30 a m Sunday 5(:1'1001 \0 20 a Peopl e's Leg1on 7 p m Sunday evenmg se rv1 ce, l JO Palm e r , the Rev Peter a m Leonard Gilmor e, frr st m Wedn esd a y Prayer and Thu rsday I to 3 p m Lad les GRAHAM UNITED Gra nd a I, pa sto r , Dan ny el der even1ng se rv1 ce1 7 30 Btble Stud y 7 30 P m , Sunday Hom e League 7 p m Prep METHOD IS T Prea ct11ng Th ompson super int e nden t p m Wed nes day praye r eve nmg worsh ip 7 30 p m , classes Cho1r Pra ctice Thursday , 7 p ST PAUL LUTHERAN 9 30 a ,m f•rs t and second Su nday Sc hool WM PO Rad10 mee ting, 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF m Co rn e r of Sund ays ot each mon th third program 7 45 a rn , Sunday CHURCH , DEXTER CHURCH OF Syc amor e an o Second Sts, and lourtn Sundays eac h Sc hool 9 15 a m , Morn 1ng GOD - Ra cme Rout e 2 Tne Sunday les Hand , pasto r CHRIST - Charles Russell , Pom ero y, Tf'l e Re" W1 ll1am month worShiP servt ce at 7 30 Wo rst1 1p 10 15 am Yo uth Rev Ch"'-r . . . Sr , minister ; R1ck M1ddleswar th , Pa stor Sunday p m Wed nesday even1 ngs at act1v1t1es an d lell owsh1p for 1 Ktngs hool, ~~ Sc hool at 9 4S a m and l 30 Prayer and B1 ble Studv tun ,or and se n1or h1gh Sunday morn1ng scwo rsh1p 9, 4511 am am , Macomber h 1 9 30, supt Sunday h 19 11 -16 SEVENTH DAY AD · stude nt s 6 p m Sunda y Evening serv1ces, Tues da y sc oo • · a.m • wors 1p Chu rch Ser \I IC es 11 am VENTt ST, Mu lb err y He1g ht s and Fnday , 7 30 P m service , 10 : 30 am Bible eve n1ng worsh1p 7 30 p m SACREO HEART - Rev Monday Pa sto r Mtd we ek pray er se rv ices , 3 Fath e r Paul 0 We lton .t Roa d, Pomeroy Ge rard Se1on Sabbalh School Wed nesday 7 •30 p m Acts pa s tor Ph one 992 2825 C l a ra Bible OF JESUS CHRIST OF Satur day evenmg Mass , 7 30 , Su p e r 1nlende nt CHURCH OF CHRIST , S eemt~n , m1n1ster 185·1( Sunda y Mass . 8 and 10 am , Me Int yr e Sa bbat h sc nooL Middleport. 5t h an d Main , • Con fess 1on Satu rday , 7 7 JO Sa lu rd ay a lt ernoon at '1 00 , George Glaze , m tn tste r , Tuesday Wo r s h•P ser v• ce J ame s Shee ts, wdh om s up er1n worsh ip, 7?oo3030a p m Wednesday Evans Sunday Sc hool Acts POMEROY FIRST BAP lollow,ng ,11 J IS tendenf B1b le SC h OOL 9 30 1Bibl e study , 1 30 P m D1rec tor Sunday Sci'IOol , 9 3o ' \W TIST - Rev Ri:tlph Zun del 0 I 8 24 ·28 !<UlLAND FltOt 8A~ · am m ornrng worsh ip 10 JO KENO CHURCH ~ am Mo rnmg wors.h1 p , 10 30 pastor Wi lham Watson TISTCHURCH - l<! ev Roger a m eventng wo rsh 1p , 7 30 . • A bouncy red or yellow balloon IS the symbal lhe wo rtd over o f good ";:.,. Wednesday Sunday sc nool supt Su nda y For d J r , pasto r Dr ewy praye r serv 1ce. 7 p m Wed ~~e~~~;ck . sup I ~~~~~~ • m s und ay evenong servoce 7 p rn Wednesday ev enmg f d f sc hool 930 am BY F> 6 Core , su pl Su nday school, nesday morn1ng serv1ce. 9 30 a m pray er serv 1ces 1 7 30 P m un an happy ee 1tngs. Ezektel p m B1ble SI Ud y Wed 9 30 am morn1ng wo rs h1p , - MIDDLEPORT CHURCH' W•lh prcachmg on torsi and BETHLEHEM BAPTIST The1e's rare ly a fest1val, a fiesta. or a fa1r held anywhere wrthout the 2 3·7 nesday 7 p m c ho~r pra ct1ce OF THE NAZARENE Rev 10 15 a m th 1rd Sunday of month ll~ ' Rev Ea rl Shul e r , pa stor . We dnesday , 8 JO p m Von Cote, pas tor , Mrs Mary George P>Ckens wors h•P servocc. 9 JO am . famhar balloon vendor sllolhng thro~gh the c rowd . sailing happiness lHE HILAND CHAPEL , Lalhey , Sund a y school sup! Thursday BVRLINGHAM CHURCH STIVERSV ILL E COM · Sundav school . 10 JO am f f S Po nt b th George Casto pa s•or Sunday Sunday school 9 30 a 111 , MUNITY - Rev Bobby Elk1n s, pa stor CHURCH - s unday !;\ 1b1e sTuay ana ·. l!.':.."' "P r ora ewpenn1e re s uy em for th etr kd 1 san d youngmenpresenI Luke '-;c hoo l 'I 30 am cven1ng morn,ng wo rsh ip , 10 30 a 111 , SC hOOl se".ce. 10 am Sunday sc hool , 10 am , WVOC e Thursday 7 JO P ;;, them With a f(OUfiSh tO their Qlrt friends. 10 25·28 ! JO Thur sd ay Sunday evang ei!SIIC meet1ng , Prayer mee t1n g Thu r sday 7, CAliLEt(Hr CHU~RCH worsh 1p serv 1ce, 11 a m and 7 wo rs h1p cvcn1nq prnycr se rvtce l 30 7 30 p m Pr a yer mee t1ng , p 111 s undayevenl ng servt ce . Ktngsbury Road Gary King , p m , Wednesday eve nrng Justwhyabolloontssomuchfunlsn'tclear. but one thi ngls CertatnFnday pIll Wednesday , 7 30 p m serv1ce 7 o m 7 o no pas lor Sunday sc hool. 9 JO the pleasure never lasts The air leaks out. balloons unexpectedly pop. Mark UNITED PRESBYTERIAN ZION CHURC H OF am .. even1ng worShip , 7 30 FIRST !IOUTHERN RACINE APOSTOLIC OF MEIGS c H R 1s T MINISTRY Pom erov P m Pray er mee long , weo c a re less fingers send them soanng away forever 6 2·4 BA ptTIST, 282 ' Mulberr y CHURCH - Evange l iS tiC COUNTY - DW1gt1t L ZaVIIZ , Harr ,son~Jil le Road . M1k e nesda y, 7 30 ll m B1 Is f eat 1 1 1 t f Ave , Pomero y, Paul J • serv1ce . Sunda y, 7 30 p m , ector G.rlon . pas lo r . Bdl Mc Elroy , L N G T T M u !he re a ar gr er peasure o be ound that Will las or an dtr 0 Wh1te • Pastor , Gary prayer meel •n g , l'u-es d ay , 8 0 Saturday 0 HARRISONVILLE PRES Sunday school supl Sunda y CHRISTIAN - Bruce sm olh etem1iy It is the happy pursu1t o f a Chnst1an l1fe and yo u c an f1nd oul Basham , Sunday school supt Romans 7 30 p m , B1b te s tudy ,! BYTERIAN Rev sc hoo l. 9 lO a m morn1ng past or Wa lla ce Damewood ' S d Sunday schoo L 9 30 am , Ern est Stri c klin , pa s tor wor s h1P and communion . Supt B1bte Sc hool, 9 308 m' Oil about it thiS un ay- In church 8 27·30 morning worsh 1p! 10 30, Thur sday , 7 30 p " ' MIDWAY COMMUNITY Sunda y ch ur ch schoo l, 9 30 10 JO a m , Sunday evenrng PreactHng service , 10 45 am evening worsh ip, 6.30 p m M1dweek prayer servtce , 7 30 CENTER , Dexte r Rd , lang s am , Mrs Hom er Lee, sup ! , you t ti Chr 1s 11an Endeavor , No even 10 g sent ,,. ,. __c..;o'.;,Y'..;'';.."'.'.".'.".•I.".''.•.••.•.•"." "..;'.'."·"·"-1".'.· . s '."-''·"'~'.v."~''·"'·'- - - ·"'·'·1'.1'.".'.".I'.".''.'.;,'"!T•''•A•m•'·"'.'., ".•1.",;.'.;.''-' ,.:'•.;,''. Vi lle , OhiO , Rev ' Clyde mo rnmg worshiP , 10 30 6 30 p m , worsh ip se rv1 ce HYSELL t.fUN Fkt:c. pm MIDDLEPORT - Sunday 7 30 P m Ferrell , Pa sto r Sunday Wed n esday METHODIST CHURCH R !Chard ev en1ng praye r mee1 1ng and • Rev Paul Nev 1ll e, pastor FA IRPL AY CHAPEL , School 11 am Sat urday SC hOO l 9 30 a m With the hope it will, in some measure', foster and help sustain that su p! Mornmg 81ble srudy , 7 30 P m Svnduy Sc hool 9 30 am loca te d on Me1gs Coun1y preachtng serv •ces 7 30 p m Vaug tl an worSh ip , to JO am which is good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by es day even1ng B1bl e Wedn ST JOHN LUTHERAN Mo rn mg serv 1ce 10 30 am Roa d 1 ott eit her 325 or 12J SYRACUSE Mornmg CHUR CH P1n e Grove, The youth ser v•<e 6 <1 5 p m' Pastor Rev The ron St udy at 1 30 eal the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. worsh1p , 9 a m , Sun d ay Rev Will1am M1ddleswa r th , Evang el1st 1c ser \1 1ce 7 30 p m Durha m Sunday School 10 FAITH TABERNACLE sc hool 10 am Mrs Sampson Pas tor Chur ch Servt ces 9 30 Prayer meet 1ng , Thursday .. am , wor sh1p se r v1c e 7 JO CHUR CH - Bailey Run . Ha ll , supt a m Sunday School 10 30 a m 7 30 p m Pm SunDay P raye r Ro ad Rev Emm e tt Raws on 1 mec11ng Tuesda y 7 JO p m , pas to r Handl ey Dunn supt , - RUTLAND CHURCH OF FREEDOM GOSPEL BRADBURY CHURCH OV youth s erv1ce l 30 p m Sund ay sc noot tO am CH~IST - Kim Cole , pastor,l MI SS ION at Ba ld Knob . Rev GOO Rev James 0 Fr1 da y Sunday even +n g se r vtce ' Guynn pa s to r Sunday Kevm Kmg , Sunday schooJI E J Gr tff lth , sup! of church Nation wtae Insurance Co of Columbus, 0 ...: 7 JO B1b lc teac t11 ng 7 30 sc hoo l. 10 a m , Sunday supt Sunday school. 9 30 ~ RIJI'J L R Gluese n cam p, Sma ll Engine Sales & Se r vice wo rSh ip , 11 am , Sunday am , worship se rv ice , 10· 30 pasto r Roger Wil lfred, Sr , RUTLAND APOSTOLIC p ml Th ursda y 804 W. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio 498 Locu•t St. Middleport Ph . 992-3092 am , Sunday services , 7f Sund ay Schoo l sup l Sunday even ~n g se r v1ce , 7 p m , OF JESUS CHURCH DYESVILLE COM 992·2318 , youth meet1ng , Wed sc hool. 9 30 am , prayer p m CHRIST Thomas L MUNITY CHURCH -- Rog er We dne sday wor sh1p serv1ce , nesday , 7 p m mee lmg , Tuesd ay , 7 30 p m Holmes , pastor B1ble study , C Turn er, pa stor Sundey 7 10 l'l m ' FRESH PRODUCE& PLANTS AN IIUUI I Y 8APTr51 you th meet1 ng, 6 p m Sun day, 1 Saturday , 7 30 p m , Sunday school. 9 30 am , Sunday HA2t... COMMUNITY Rev Freeland Norr 1s, pa stor leaders Ada Van Meter and 2 Convenient LocationS school. lO a m , evl1nge\1shc morn~ng worsh ip , 10 30 , CHURCH Nea r Long nda y sch ool 10 am Gre ttl'l Suttle Sunday evenmg servi ce , 7 30 p m S unde~y Sunda y even ing se rv1ce . 7 30 Bottom , Edse l HarL pas tor Su ' Churc h serv1ce , 7 p m worsh 1p 7 pIll' thro ug h Pomeroy Ph. 992·2582 Sun day sc hd'OI , 10 am , , We dnesdr;~y Bibl e Stud y, 7 w1n Bakers of Good Bread ter months prayer Churc h , 7 30 p m Huntmgton , W.Va . ' CHURCH Ma•on, Ph 773-5721. mee !mg , 7, 30 p m Thursday D rnRACINECHURCHOFTHE OFMT HERMON THE UNITED ' MIDDLEPORT PEN · NAZARENE - Rev John A BRETHREN IN CHRIST TECOSTAL - Th 1rd Ave , the Co ff man , pa s lor Sunda y Rev Jam es H LeBc h pastor I Rev Wlll,am Knlll e l pas tor Sc hoo l, 9 30 a m , Gerald Sund ay sc hool , 9 30 a m , ' Rona ld Dugan Sun da y Schoo l Well s, svpt Morn1ng Wor sh1p , R uss ell Spencer, sup! , Supt Classes fo r all ages , 10 30 a m , Sunday even1ng Wor ship se rv1ce. 10 tt5 a m , St. Paul's letter to the Romans 7:7 says: "The law IS not evenm g serv1 ce, 7 30 , Bibl e wo r Ship , 7 30 , Pray er Evenmg worShip allernalmg Two Locat1ons , Wedne saday 7 30 mee t1ng , Wed nesday 1 30 p w11h c E a t 7 JO p m on sinful but It was law that showed me my sin ." Paul also quoted sptudy Grocertes & General Merchandise Middleport, 0. 59 N Second St. m , yout h serv tces , Frr day , \ m Su nday Prayer meet1ng , 7 30 Ph. 949-5772 Racme one of the commandments in this connection, "Thou shalt not 7 30 p m Ga ltlpotls. 0. 46 Court St. RACINE FIRST BAPTIS t" p m Wednesday , Alfred MIDDLEPORT covet.'' - Don L Walker , Pa s tor , Wo lle, lay lead er I \' . FREEWILL BAPTIST Ronn1 e Salser , Sunday school WHITE ' S CHAPEL Sometimes problems m a society anse out of envy. The Corner As h and Plum , Noel supt Sunday scnoo l. 9 30 ' Coo lvill e RD Rev Roy desire to have what one's neighbor has - possessions Herrmann , pas tor Sa turday : ':; , mo~n,ng worship , 10 4 0 De eter. pa st or Sunday sc hool. 1 even1 ng serv 1ce , 7 30 p m , y evening 9 30 am wor ship ser ce lntelli~ence, ability to succeed - can get to a person so much Sunda y scho ol , 10 am , worsh, iP 7unda ' 30 , Wedne sd ay 10 30 a rn B•ble stud y v ~nd Sunda y evenmg worsh1p 7 30 even1ng BIIJie s tudy , 7 30 that he may be prompted to carry out devilish acts. pray er se rv rce Wed nesd ay, 214 E. Main WeFt All Doctors Prescnpt10ns Pomeroy OANV ILLE WESLEYAN - 7 30 p m Jesus' teachings often referred to the attitudes of the ,P m 992 -2955 Pomeroy Ph 992-SIJO MEIGS Rev Lelon Glasu re pastor RUTLAND individual. 011 one occasion he said, " For from within, out of COOPERATIVE PARISH RUTLAND CHURCH ", Sunday Sc hool. 9 30 a m , the heart of man, come evil thoughts." And covetousness was THE UNITED youth an d tUn1or you lh ser CHRIST- Ce rl Peak pastor ; v1ce , 6 H p m eve n •ng ' METHODIST CHURCH one of the heart diseases he mentions. wo rsh 1p 7 30 P m pra ye r Bill Brown , Sunaay schoo I Rober! T Bumgarner, There were many Biblical characters who brought upon pr a se We dnesoav sup! Sunday school 9 30 and 1 Dir ector 7 30 a m , worship and , com . 0m POMEROY ClUSTER Louis W, Osborne themselves real problems out of the envy m their hearts, e.g. SILVER RUN FREE mun!on, 10 : 30 am Evenin g Re11 Robert Hayden 220 E. Mam Pomeroy Ph. 992-1 178 Saul, Dav1d, Judas and others In this connectiOn, think about r BAPTIST M les T 30 p m Regula servtee , 7 Pomeroy Rev o Wm Sydenstr.cker 992 -2156 1 1 7 thiS : CHESTER - Worship 9 15 pastor s u;;-d ay schoor.ou10 bo~rd meeting , Saturday , Church Schoo l 10 am a m , Steve Little , supt P No one needs to be envious to the pomt of infringement am POMEROY - Worship Even1ng scrv1ce, 7 p m , RUTLAND COMMUNIT upon another person 's possessions or whatever God has 10 30 a m Chur ch Sc hool 9 15 gr~yer meehng , Thu rsday , 7 CHURCH . . . . Sunday School ' endowed each of us with a special kind of ability . If one cannot am UMY F 6 30 pm I CH~ S i tt< CHURCH OF 9 30 a m , worsh1pservice, 1 ENTERPRISE - WorShip a m Wed nesday praye r Keepsake Diamond Rings do what someone else does, or if he cannot have what someone 9 a m Chu rch Sc hool 10 am GOD-Rev Bobby Port er , Bakers of G' 190 Bread meeltng , 7 30 p m , youth ROCK, SPR ING S Middleport else has, thts does not mean he is "left out" . Ph. 992·3030 pa stor Sunday schooL 9 JO services, s unday , 7 p m 212 E. Main St .• Pomeroy Ph . 992-3785 Wo rsh1p 10 am Churc h am , wo r s h1p service , 11 Sunday n1ght worshtp , 1.30 Why not try spendmg time developing what you have In School 9 am UMY F 0 30 am , even1ng serviCe , 7 l O ' your own right, withm the limits God allows you to have? om youth serv1ce. Wedne sday , RUTLA~a.0 'C"R1Hn•. r1 .., 7 30 p m THE NAZARENE Re\1 FLATWOODS Wo rShip Robert T Bumgarner, Heath Umted Methodist Church LAfiGSVILLE CHR tSTIAN lloyd 0 Gr 1mrn , J r , pa stor am Churc h Sc hool 10 am Middleport. ' 11MIDDLEPORT CHURCH Ted Jo nes , Sun day school 9 30 am CLUSTER < pa stor s und ay school , 9 30 wo rship serv1ce , 10 30 am Rev Robert Bumgarner (Formerly Sadie's Market) Middleport , Ohio HEATH - Wo rs hip 10 JO 'll m , Roy St gma n, supt , b'oadcast l1ve over WMPO Syracuse Ph. 992-3986 a m Church Sc hool 9 30 am m or n 1ng worshtp , 10 J O, young people 's serv1ce , b <15 , saturday. Sunday evenmg serv 1ce . 7 30 . evcmgel tst1c serv1ce, 7 30 p m UMYF 6 p m RUTLAND Je ff re y m1d wee k serv1 ce, Wed Praye r meet mg , Wednes day Mrs Bertha Parker at· 7 30 Pm M1SS1onary r ber Pastor wo r sh1p _nesday , 7 30 p m I; tended the graduatiOn of her Ge SYRACUSE CHURCH OF me ettn g, 7 30 P m f~r s t 10 30 a m Chu rch Sc hoo l 9 30 TH E NAZARENE - Rev Wednesday Of monlh grandson, Kevm Alkire of am Dal e Bass , pas lor , Bob - ' \ASQN COUNTY SYRACUSE CLUSTER .I Columbus. I ·Moore , Sun day school sup! , '"ASOI .. oi?ST BAPTIST .:..'I Rev . RIChard E Jarv1s 700 E Main I Second anct f.'v,n tJroy Sis Pomeroy Mr. Vern Story who IS . I I f I ASBURY - Worsh 1p 11 S unday sch oo c asses or a • St an Cra1g pa stor 5ur,'Jav,, 11 Dlal992-2101 Hetl " Dealer ages , 9 30 a m , morning Attendance at the Free employed in Columbus, spent a m Church School 9 SO am worship . , 10 45 am NYPS , schoo l 9 t5 a m worship UMW frr st Tuesd ay Ph. 949-S9o1 1:£ Third St. Methodist Church May 30 was his vacation with h1s wife, FORST RUN - WorShip 9 6 30 p m , eva ngei 1St1c ser se rv,ce. 11 am ' tra1n1ng . v1ce , 1 30 p m Prayer and un,on , 6 30 P m . even1ng ~ a m Church Sc hoo l 10 am Fern Dora and son John . 95. I• UMW th 1rd We dn esday 7 30 tasting Tuesday, 10 am , M1d worShip service , 7 30 p m Mrs . Carman Evans has pm M1d wee k praye r serv1ce VacatiOn Bible School from week prayer serv~ee , Wed Wednesda y, 7 JO P m MINERSVILLE - Wo rSh ip nesd ay , 7 30 P m • men 's JWle 7 to June II The returned home after spendin~ MASON CHURC..H OF Fine Food & Servtce 10 a m Church School 9 a m prayer meeting , Saturday , 7 CHRIST, P 0 Box 487 , M11t er ' the Store with A Heart program and handc raft t.,.o months In Middleport Middleport Locust 51 UMW th1r d Monday 7 30 p m p m , m issionary mee ll ng , s M Rac1ne ason . W Va Sunday Dia 1992-1248 Ph . 949-3342 demonstratiOns will be June w1th her son and daughter-In. SYRAC USE Church second Wednesday , 1 30 P m. B11bl, e Study 10 am , WorShip law, Mr and Mrs. Ed Evans. Schoo l 9 30 "1!1 m Wor sh1p -uNJT~D ~AlTH NO'ff:'" 11a m and7pm Btble Study 13, 7 p .m se rv1ce 7 30 p m DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Wedne sd ay 7 p m Voca I . Mr.s Florence Stahl, Mr . and Mrs. Paul Archer , SOUTHERN CLUSTER Robe rt Sm1 th, pa stor Sunday mus1c Rev . Howard Shiveley .Mrs . Theo Dav1s, Columbus , Hunhngton , vls1ted recently sc hool , 'i 30 am , claH FIRST SOUtHERN Rev Steven Wilson le ad e r , Leo Hil l worshi p BAPTIST - Corn er of Second ' visited Saturday w1th Mr . and with N E. Schaefer a nd• Re\1 Zelia Krunewsk1 ·.· se rv1ce , 10 30 am church , il nd And erson , Ma so n Pastor farmly. 1 BETHANY (Dorcas ) Mrs Pearl Jacobs Mr and 7 30 P m Walle r Cloud Sunday school wo rsh tp 9 30 am Church ' Rac1ne Ph. 949-959' Mr. and Mrs . Ed Bauer, Sc Mrs. Clarence Curtis, Mrs . E 0 EN UNITED 9 45am , worsh1pserv 1ce , 11 hool 10 30 a m •BRETHREN IN CHURIST am and 7. 30 p m Week ly granddaughter Mrs. Polly Georgia Diehl and attended c.aRMEL - Church School Elden R Bla ke pastor B1ble stud'( , Wednesday 7 30 . ..:.. tile funeral of Mrs Lucille DCconneck, daughter , Kellie 9 30 a m Worsh1p 10' 30 am Sunday Sch ool 1U am , p m - . 2nd and 4th Sundays How a rd McCoy , su p! , MASON ASSEMBLY OF Sue spent the weekend with Jessie. APPLE GROVE - Sunday Mornmg • sermon , 11 am , GOD , Duddmg Lan e, f•.lason ' Sch ool 9 30 a m Worsh lp 7 30 Sunday Mr. and Mrs Charl es Mr and Mrs Dick Karr n1ght se r v1ces W Va , Ches ter Tcnn , nt 1 ''• p m 1s t and lrd Sunday s, , CflrrS. t1an Ende a vo r 7 30 P,a s tor Sun drty Scho.o l 9 .15 Jordan, Columbus, called on "' The Friendly Folks" Dial992-3284 Prayer mee tmg Wednesday Middteporl . m Song ser vice , R p m , a m , C h ild r e n ·~ Church 6 45 Pomeroy, Ohio 7 30 p m Fe ll owsh iP supper pPrea friends here Saturday. c. hmg 8 30 p m , M1 d p m , Younq Peopl e's Serv1ce ) f1rst Salurday 6 p m UMW Wee k Pray e r me et.ng 6 •t5 p m , Eva ng e11st 1c Mrs . Edna Howell, I -CANTON . N.Y. IUPI) 2n d Tuesday 7 30 p m . '•c: dnesday , J p m Ra~ Serv1 ce 7 30 p m , Women 's ' ' Columbus, spent the past ' .eon H. Abbott was named EAST LETART - Church Adams , lay leader M1ssionary Co un Cil 10 am ' Schoo l 1st 2nd , Jrd Sundays, , CHURCH week with her mother, Mrs . 1arsity OF JESUS f~r s t and lh1rd Tuesdays hockey coach 9 30 a m Fourlh Sunday CHRIST Locat e d a t P raye r an d . B1b le Stud y Nancy Walker. Thursday at St. Lawrence 10 30 am Worship 2nd Rutland on New L11na Road , Wednesday , 1 30 p m Sunday 7 30 p m 4th sunday ri e)( t to Forest Acre Park ; Ill Court St. Pomeroy, Ohio Mrs. Kathy Pullins , Mrs University. 9 30 a m , Pra yer Meeting Rev Ray Rou se , pastor . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Emma Fox, Miss Becky Abbott , a native of We dn esday 1 30 p m UMW Robert Musse r, Sunda y Sc hool HARTFOifb C:HUklt~ ,., lsi Tu esday 1.30 p m Eblin are improvmg from Montreal , succeeds Berrue sup! Sunda y schooL 10 JO WESLEYAN - IR•cinei - a m , wo rsht p 1 30 p m B1ble CHRIST 1n ChpSitan Un ton Meigs County Branch their recent Illness. McKinnon . McKinnon, whose Sunday Schoo l 10 am study , Wed nesday , 7.30 p m , The Rev William Campbell pastor Sunda'y Schoo l, 9 30 Mr . Fritz Sthhl, New team last season was 11·15-1 Wo rshiP II am Jr UMY F Saturday n1ght pra y ~ r ser am , James Hughes , sypl ,Marshfield called on Mr . and and fm ished lith in Division 1 Wednesday 3 30 p m . Bible VICe 7. 10pm evenmg serv1ce , 7 30 p m Thursday 7 p m Choir Middleport, Ohio HEMLOCK GROVE Mrs. Harry Stahl , Mr. and of the Eastern College S!udy W~ dn es dav evening praver Pra cltce Thursda -y 8 p m CHRISTIAN Roger. ' meet1ng , 7 . lO p m Youth LETART FALLS - Church Watson . pastor , Wallace 296 W. Second Pomeroy Ph. 99:i-38c,3 ·, Mrs. Norman Schaefer and Athletic Conference, resigned School 1st , 2n d, 3rd s undays Bradford , supt , morning prayer serv1ce each Tuesday Mr . and Mrs. Pearl Gilkey. earlier this spring FAIRVIEW BIBLE 10 IS a.m 4th Sunday 9 15 worship , 9. 30, church school, Le tart. W Va , Rt Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Preston, a m , Worsh 1st, 2nd , 3rd 10 30. youAg peop le's CHURCH, Abbott spent las t season as 1. Re v George Hoschar Sundays 9 5 a m : 41~ I mee.tfno , 6 30 p m , evening , Kensington, visited SWlday varsity hockey coach at the ' Sunday School 'il 30• Sunday 1 30 p m worship , 7 30 p.m .. Bible pastor SERVI~t., a m Prayer and Bible study with Mrs. Dora Holley. ,..._MORNING STAR Umversity of Alberta, · and stud_y Wedne_!d!)l,_/. 3~ p.m . 1 · 30 p m Cottage Praye r Chester, Ohio . 10 am Church Worship 9 The FIn est In Mobile Homes Mr. Mark Stahl, Stockdale, brought h1s team to a 26-16 Sc hool 10 30 a m , M1d Week MT UN tUN bi·H" t t :, I • ' Service Tuesday , 10 am 1100 E. Main Pomeroy Rev . R 0 Brown , supply : .worsh ip !-.cr v,ce , Thur s dt~y Ph. 992-7034 •• visited with relatives here rfcord Serv1ce Wed nesday 8 p m ,. ' pastor , Sunday sc hoo l supt ~ 7 30 p nt IIIII DICKTRACY '. ' ' ' ... E SAID.I<ICK YOUR CltUNS OVER HERE! s:ocrBonanza 3; Partr idge Family 8, Mission : lm· possible 15. 5 311-Adam 12 4, News 6, Family Affair 8, E lee Co. 20,33 , Adam-12 13, , 6:311-News 3,4,8,10,13,15; Zoom 20,33. 6.311-NBC News3.4. 15. ABC News 13; Andy Grllflth 6. CBS News 8,1 0; HodgepodgeLodge 20 . Carrascoleaendas 33 7:0tl--Truth or Cons . 3; To Tell the Truth 4; Bowling for Dollars 6; Space 1999 8, Aviation Weather 33 · News 10; Don Adams Screen Test 13 , Family Affair 15; Ohio Journal 20. 7:36-Porter Wagoner J; Treasure Hunt 4; Candid Camera 6, Evening Edlllon wit h Marlin Aaronskv 20; $25,000 Pyramid 10; To Tell The Tr uth q ; Criss Awards 15; B_tack Perspective on the News 33. HEYI WHEN DO WE SEc THe R55U~ T$ OF THt$ PHONY •"DEMONSTRATION"; .7 f" I l?f,!.l-ll.E IT'S Fl\lf; CJ{l.(XK, BUT IT WOlJW l}.).l<e#f H,l.f'I'II \FIOlJ tOT THESE REfl:JRl"S OUT TOfJII:tH DFCOJR%, 1llAT1S OlliJI A <;(Jb~9riO!J .. ) .Q4 • 9 76 2 .AKQ862 v. WEST Bl.!T U:T'S OOT FOI<I::£T WHO'S MAl(ItJb IT I the·sermonette SUNDAY TIMES SENTINEL K&C JEWELERS SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT ' MARK VSTORE . .RACINE PLUMBING &HEATING MEIGS TIRE CENTER YOU CAN RENT THIS SPACE FOR ONLY 2.50 PER WEEK . POWELL'S SUPER VALU ,. THE DAILY SENTINEL RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE . '. If KINGSBURY HOME SALES & INC. . Th1s may well be the com1c The game was match pomts and East and West were not vulnerable Therefore, East decided to try a screwball , notrump to stir thmgs · up South 's double was correct iiii<·Lil:ll and West 's two-club call was '=.::::=::~designed to ask East to show a ~ s uit , but East passed , whereupon South JUmped to WE'F1E ALMOST COWN, MONA! HANG ON! I'LL BE.T 1-!E'S GLAOTISET RID OF US.' w1/l be used m this column and will rece1ve cop ies of JACOBY MODERN I ~ ACROSS I Compamon 5 Like Berg's tnUSIC 11 Hebre" 40 Profound IJOWN 1 Swamp growth 2 Love ; m Lyons l Enfant terr ible's plo) 12 wds) 4 Before 5 Guarantee 6 Wyommg mountain range 7 Palm leaf 8 Womer t2 wds. ) 9 Aenal 10 Endured dry lllei::I SUI'e 12 " So B1g " herome Nice view ... ljounq folks about ...Amelia '---..,--, to tend me! sis qoinq to be much not sofar can't qo back to VISit .better than old room in back 1o1.1o11n of ml.l office! 13 Not all 14 lmllates 15 Take sustenance 16 Two 17 Pooch 's medico 18 Give hack 20 United 21 - of Sharon 22 German club 24 25 26 27 Yesterday 's Answer 16 Kmd ol Ja cket 1~ Perfectly !3 wds. l 22 Pulsate 23 Surprise 24 Name meamng 25 Steno's need 26 Draw back 28 Long for 29 Awaken 33 Bird sound 35 Words of assent "noble" 3' Fish 10 Ending for 1:-:-+-il--+-l'heo Ar1zona City State t Fr 1 Horse Sought ,_1-!.~-:,:jrt:E;qlNE~~;iEi<in:L"Bf~~~~BJ'ii'fl="Wi~i:i"c;~r;:0\in;NIL"-WEEK IT'LL BG TH£ SOLSS BUT, WHEN DO >01 2H election Focal ~ Fr;r;r! 71-lt::N PHOTOBRAPH MH 0C YOUR ELOOW !-NEXT. FAC£ SO AH KIN YC'Uf< ~ ELBOW r- point :m skin 31 wood sorrel 32 Cut off 34 Contend :J6 Hint for Holmes 37 Baffled 38 French .. river 39 Unsociable D • 7:311-Treasure Hunt 3; Lasl of the Wild 10; American Life Syte 13 8 !)(),-Emergency 3,4 ,15; Good 'Heavens 6,13, Jef. fe rsons 8,10; Rivals of Sherlock Holmes 33. 8:311-Movle "Hey. I'm Alive" 6,13; Doc 8,10. 9 oo-Movle '"Sky Heist" 3,4,15 ; Mary Tyler Moore 8,10; Soundstage 33. 9·311-Bob Newh•rt 8,10. 10 :0Q-Bert D"Angeto 6,13; Dinah Shore 8,10; Austin City Limits 33. 11 oo-News 3.4,8,10.13,15; ABC News 6 ; Janak! 33. 11 1s-Movte " Journey to the Ceenter of the E•rth" 6; PMA PULse IS • 11 · 311-Movle "All About Eve·• 3: Weekend 4.15; Movie "But Not For Me"' 8: Movie ··o.oay, the Sixth ol June" 10; Movie "Dead Man's Eyes" 13. 1 oo--Sammy &Co. 6; Don Kirshner'& Rock Concert 8 1 ts-News J; Movie "The Deodly Mantts" 13. 1: 311-Movle "The Brothers Karamazov" 10; 10. 1 4s-Movle "Stronger on the Run •• 3. 3:0tl--ABC News 13 3:1s-Movle '"This Above Atl" 3. 3: 311-Movle "'Branded" 10. 5:0tl--Movle "Little Accident"" 3 6:311-Green scres 3 r-+--+-·~ ~&Mrnll:JE;!:!..:::t -!c U111Crambletheoe f«~r Jumb1eo. ivc+--1--+--'l ''"" letter to each oquore, to four ordinary wordo. L-_.__._...__._ _.__ DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work It : RACINE FOOD MARKET NOTA HARD HEARTED HANNAH 1 5T~BlJT"LIX) WANT TO TEACH HIM A LESSON! ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Is AXYDJ.BAAXR I. 0 N G F I! I . L 0 W One letter simply stands for another In tins sa mple A 11 use1l for the three I.' s, X for the two O's, etr ~I n g le lett ers. apostrophes, the length and form.1tion o( the \\nnl~ are all hints F.ach day the rode leltC"r.!l are d1ft'erent sJ G - GOEGLEIN READY MIX sw GJZGU CYG BIG JIM'S _PlAZA I CAN"T LEND 'IE MV SKILLET, ELVINEV -·PAW TOOK OFF WIF EVER' POT AN' PAN IN TH' HOUSE WHAT'S HE DOIIIJ' HAVIN' A PARTY? YU DR G u D0 y X y J F PGDLGGJ DRHD H H Qy ZHD 'ZHD I tJ UNROAD r 1 I-tER FIN6E~MAY tJ -[!HIFES I [J CRYPTOQUOTE . . THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS· & LOAN CO. most mterestmg questions by THOMAS JOSEPH 1 . & James Jacoby 6:0tl--Summer Semester 8.10. For Everyone 6; TV Classroom 8; Treehouse Club 10; Kentucky Alleld 13. 7 :oo-Saturday Report 3. Ag.USA ~ ; Eddie Saunders 6; TreehouseC iub8 : U.S. Farm Reporl10; Groovle Goolles 13. 7 ·15-Davey & Goli•th 6. 7,311-Bullwlnk le J; I Dream of Jeannie 4, Jetsons 6; Vegetable Soup 15; Man From C O.S t 10; Make a Wish 13. Mister Rogers 20. 8 oo-E mergency Ptus 4 3,4 ,1s, Hong Kong Phooey 6, 13; Pebbles & Bamm · B•mm 8, 10; Sesame St. 20. 8 · JG-Josle & the Pussycats 3,4, 15; Tom & Jerry-Gr•pe Ape 6.13; Bugs Bunny. Road Runner 8; Bugs Bunny & Fr iends 10 9 oo--Secrel Lives ol Waldo Kitty 3.4,15; E lee Co 20. 9·3()-Pink Panther 3,4,15. Adventures of Gilligan 6,13: Scooby-Doo 8.10. Mlsler Roaers 20. 1o·OG-Land of the Lost 3.~. 15; Super Friends 13, Hot · Uog 6; Shazam-lsls 8,10; Sesame Sl. 20. 10·311-Run. Joe, Run 3,4,15; Big Value Marble 6. 11 .011-Return to the Planet of the Apes 3.~. 15: Speed Buggy 6,13; Space Nuts 8,10. Elec. Co. 20. 11 ·311-Westwlnd 3,4.15; Oddball Couple 13; CBPA Bowling 6; Ghost Busters 8,10; Mister Rogers 20.12 :oo-Jetsons 3.4.15; Valley of the Dinosaurs 8.10; Action News for Kids 13; Vegetable Soup 20 . 12 311-Go USA 3,4 .15, American Bandstond 13: Fat Albert d. IO 1 Oil-David Niven's World 3; Champtoos 4; Soul Train 6. Chltdren's Film Fe•llv•t 8,10. Wrestltng !5; Lowelt Thomas Remembers 33 . 1 311-Greatest Sports Legends 3; Nashvttle on lho Road ~ 13 ; Tennis for Everyone 33 . 2:0tl--Grandstand 3.4,15, Th•t Good Ote Nashvttle Must c 6; World of Survival 8; Urban Le•gue 10: Tennis 13: Insight 33. 2· 1s-Basebalt 3,415 ,15. , 2: 311-Misslon . i mposstbte 6; Vlewpolnl8; Movie The Man Called Flintstone" 10 , Valiant Years 33. J :()()-()verseas Mission 8; Family at War 33. 3·311-FBI 6; Champions 8; Counterpoise 13. 4:0Q-Calt tt Maca•onltO; Fishing with Roland Marlin 13; Resourcelul West Vlrglnta 33. 4 311-Minlature Got! 6; Sports Spectacular 8,10. Hogan's Heroes 13; Let's Grow • Garden 33. 5 oo--FB1 3, Wide World ot Sports 6,13; Don Adams Screen Test 4; Betmon1 Stakes 8,10. Nashville on the Road IS ; What's Cooking? 33 . 5 311-Adam -12 4, Pop Goes the Country 15; Guppies to Groupers 33. 6 ·0tl--News 3,4,8,10; God Has the Answer IS; Mark ol Jalz :13. 6:311-NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13; News 61 Rhoda 8, CBS News tO. Lilias Yog• & You33. 7 oo--World at War 3; LawrenceWelk 4,15; Hee Haw ' 6,8; In he Know 10; Newsmaker,;7613; Firing Line 6 311-Fun A Tennessee reader wants to know why modern players use all sorts of fancy opening lead conventions. The answer Is that standard lead conve ntiOnS are not perfect and these young ex· perts arP trying to Improve on them So far they have not really succeeded . (Do you have a question lor tho ••parts? Wma 'Ask the Jacobys" care ol thiS newspaper The Jacobys w11/ answer IndiVIdual quest!Dns 11 stamped, self-addressed envelopes are enclosed The worse ALLEY OOP SATURDAY, JUNES , 1976 ~Q~~ 3 NT were great experts whtch may eors :- explam what happened Ex · perts can play better than anyone, but they also can play :: McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE Pass 101 "" C'MDN . Laurel Oiff . Pass VH'HfARD hand of 1976. All the players DUDLEY'S BETSY ROSS BAKERY RUTH'S MARKET . 2• . REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES News Notes Norlh East South t• t N T Dill R .. Oswald . WAID CROSS SONS STORE .. LITTLE ·oRPHAN HEINER S BAKERY MIDWAY MARKET BOB'S MARKET West Pass Pass Pass Openmg lead - J + • - - • - - -...-"!"" P. J. PAULEY . .... • 9865 tAQJ53 +8 • 53 .9 7 SOUTH • K 10 3 •AK102 +K ~0 4 • J 10 4 North-South vulnerable LJ'ITLn: ORPHAN ANNIE - --- EAST .Q9U512 • AJD '.I 7 3 9 three notrump West opened the jack of diamonds South won wtth hiS kmg, looked over the enemy convention card to see that the Jack lead showed e1ther zero or two higher So South decided to get brilliant He led the 10 of clubs to dummy 's queen. played a low spade a nd ~ tuc k m h1 s king At this pomt the defense could have cashed seven more tricks , but West de,ctded that East had a long heart sutt. He led hts Jack of hearts and South made the five notrump he had available from the start of the play NORTH IDI •-1r1 till ' ~~ . ~~~~:~g ~~~~:I~n;o~s:~g~~~o~rN~~~~ PllttY I&LftDII' - WILKINSON'S Chonnel Five a.m 700 Club (C) 7 p m Wrestling te l 9 p.m Cable Journa l t el 10 p.m . 700 Club WIN AT BRIDGE Two wrongs make a right c.:'~tc~wNcLHoR~sT~~g~u~ st~'l!oJ~~'~rle~. ~~i7'RcH 11 ~~~lh,p~ 8.oo-Sanlora & ~ona, 4 .~. L>onny & Mar le6.1J; Sara 8; Was hington Week In Review 20,33 ; Presldef11i : 76 Years on Camera 10 8:3o-Boseball 3. ~ . The Practice 15: Wall Str:et Week 20.33 9.0tl--Movle " Gaily . Gaily" 6, 13; Rockford Flies IS" Movie 8, tO; Fir ing Line 20; Ma sterpiece ThHtrt 33 10 .0tl--Police Story tl; New s 20; Pout NuchlmmslJ 10.31)-Avlotl on Weather 20 t1 Otl-- News 3.4.6.8.10.13. 15. t1 :311-Johnny Corson 3.4. 15; Rookies 6, 13:Movle " Torpedo Run•• 8; Movie "'The Lodger" 10; Janak! 33. 12:411-Don Kir s hner's Rock Concert 6; Wrestling 13. 1.0tl--Mldnlght Spec ial 3,4. 15; Movte ""Night of lhe Sorcerers" 10 1:411-News 13. 2 311-News 3. 3.0tl--Movle " De•th of a Gunfighter" 3. 4' 15-Salnt 3 5 15-Movle "Gol n' to Town"' 3 6;3(),--Green Acres 3. FRIDAY, JUNE 4,1976 w wG 0 HJQ RHU HtXJ SJCA [ 01 SE 50 COOL. AN 17 INVIGrO~ATtN6. Now ........,. tho el~<ild lotiAin to form the IIII'PriM ..,.., 11 o._s.d IIJtho ....... wtMn. llrflllll--1111 I 'TilliiilLIT' JYJG CYEGU. - VHOX DLHYJ (.....,.un11rre•) Yesterday's Cryptoquote: AND THY DESPISED DISDAIN Jo•hleeo LUSTY PIP!R B!IIIIUG IIAYHI!M TOO !.ATE SHALL FIND THAT NONE ARE FAIR BUT WHO Ye.tePCI•,.'• ARE KIND. - THOMAS STANLEY \ Anlwert WMI,.a Mlf!\l tah .-ur alat M at ~oiM-THE RUG (f) I !J7fl Kin1 Fe11tures Syndac~le, Inc.) I GOT IT! I GOT IT! I I 60T IT' CAN MEAN A LOT Cf 'fl.IIN65! GAUL'S MARKET - . _..Jill·... " " �-· Tele-vision log for easy viewing 9- The,Oailyllentinel,Middleport-Pomeroy 0 Friday June4 1976 Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, Friday, June 4, 1976 --THE SALVATION ARMY MORSE CHAPEl 9 H a. m : Sunda y evening • Chur ch worsl\ 1p, 7 p m 1 lS Butternut Ave , lftor sh•P 11 a m ~C hOOI 10 a m T if p p E R $ p LA 1 N 5 Pomerov Envuy and Mr s Ray W1ntng , offi cers in \ PORTLAND - Wo rsht p CHA,ISTIAN CHURCH cna r ge Sunday holin ess 7·JOp m , Church School 9 30 Eugene Und erwood , pastor , meet inQ . 10 am , Sunday a m ttowttl d Ca ldwell. J , Sunday sc hool 10 JO e m leader SUTTO N - Church Sc hool ~c hao ! ~ upt , Sun day School. YP SM ElOISe Adems , 7 JO 9 30 am WorshiP lsi a nd 3rd 9 JO am 1 Morn ing Sermon, Sundays 10 •30 am 10 10 a .rn ,; s unday evening LEVAN p m o:. a l\l at ion mee tin g NORTHEAST CLUSTER Lad1 es. Home U !C!IIJue , 12 noon H tN ESS CHURC H POMEROY se rvtce . 7 p m Rev RobertM eece, LETART FALLS UNITED Ha rr isonvi lle RC!\1 O'De ll to 1 p m , Thur sday, praver TR I . lTV CHURCH - h:ev Bible s tudy , Min~y . Pastor Henry Eblin , mee t1ng and Putor BRE THREN Re\1 w H Pern n .pastor , Roy Sunday Sc hool Sup ! Sunday Th urs day , 7 ) 0 p m Denn1s Cretgar , 1 re el and Norr~ s, pas!or , Mayer, Sund ay schoo l supt School 9 30 am , Ev cn1ng 1 loy d Norns. supt Sunda'( Assoc Minister MIDDLEPORT Church school. 9 15 a m J OPPA - Worship 10 am worst11p 7 30 p m , Prayer and school 9 JO am , morn 1ng MT MORIAH BAPTI ST worsh1p serv 1ce 10 JO am Pra• se scrv1ce , ThU rsday , 7 30 Cor ne r Fo urt h and Mb in, Chur ch Sc hoo l 9 am . Prayer sermon , 10 30 am P rayer Cho1r reh eoH S!t l Tuesday , pm ti ng Wednesday 8 p m ser 111 ce , Wednesday , 7 30 p m eport. Rev Henry Ke y , Mee 7 30 p m unaer d1 rec1ton of SYRACUSE FIRST Middl lONG BOTTOM - Wor CHE SHIRE CHURCH OF Jr , pa stor Sunday Sc hool. Sh ip 9 am , Sunday SchOO l Mrs Pa ul Nease GOO OF PROPHECY - G P CHURCH OF GOD - Rev 9 30 a m , Mrs Er v m Geo rge Oiler. pas tor Sun day 9 45 am . Pra yer Meetmg Sm1 th, pastor s unday School. POMEROY CHU RCH OF sc hool 9 45 a m , morn1ng [}a umgardn er . supl , Morning Wednesday 7 30 P m 10 am , Arthur Henson . wor Shi p, 10 45 am TH E NA ZARENE - Co rn er prea ch 1ng , 11 am , NORTH BETHEl Sup! , Mo rn 1ng Worsh ip, 11 JEHOVAH ' S WITNESS ES Un1on and Mulberry Rev evangei1St1c ser v1ce . 7 30 p m Wor Ship 11 am , Chu rch a m , Young Peo ple's serv1ce, Clyde v Henderson , pa stor Prayer mee t1ng , Thurs da y, - Larry Ca rn aha n, pre s 1dlng Schoo l 10 a m 7 rn1n1 s ter Sun da y Btble ALFREO _ Sunday School P m , Even ing sen11ce, 1 30 Sun day Schoo l. 9 30 am , Gle n 7 30 p rn '' p m Wedn esday M1 d Week 9 30 am Watch lecture, McClung sup! morn1ng POMEROY WESTSIDE towe r s tudy , 10 30 am 9 ,45 am : Wo rsh1 p 11 am , Pr ayer scrv 1ce,. 7 30 p m , wor Ship, 10 30 am eve nmg CHUR CH OF CHRIST , 200 W P rayer mee hng Wednesday Yout h mee tmg , 6 30 p m , , B1bl e stuay , 7 30 7 45 p m , UMW 3rd Tuesday serv1ce, 1 30 . m1 d wee k Ma•n Sr J err y PauL pTumesday Eve n ng worsh 1p , 7 30 p m 1 , Thur s day , m 1n 1s. try 5e rv ,ce , Wednesday , 7 30 p m mm.s ter phone 997 7666 m ' CHESTER CHURCH OF , 7 30 p m se r vi ce 8 PREEDSVILLE GRACE EPI SCOPAL \ The Co n serva t 1ve , non school - Sunday THE NAZARENE Re-y Rev HCJrold Dee th, rector 'n s rrum enlal Sun day wor mee tm g 8 30 p m S~ h oo l9 JOa m Wors h1 p 7 JO Herbert Gra le. pastor MIDDLEPORT CHURCH Church Sfr v,ces 10 30 a m sh1p 10 am B1 ble ~ t udy , 11 OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN p m , Prayer Mee t1n g 7 30 wo rs h1p se r vice 11 am and Holy comn1un10n f1rst Sunday am wor sn1p , 6 p m Wed UNION - Lawr ence Manley , p m Tuesday , UMW 7 30 7 30 p m Sunda y Sunda y of month ctlu rc h School , 10 30 nesday B1ble study , 7 p m 1st Thur sda y School 9 30 am R1c ha rd pa s tor , Mrs Russe ll You ng, P m am for nurse r v rnrouon 11 Bart on supt Prayer mee ttng , SILVER RIDGE - Wor Sunday Sc l'1oo t Sup! Sunda y ship POMEROY CHURCH OF 10 am Church School 9 Wednesday , 7 30 p m . Sc hool 9 30 am Evening CHRIST - Rlc naro Evanson RUTLAND FREEWILL a ~UPPERS PLAINS ., BRADFORD CHURCH OF wors t1 1p, 7 30 Wed nesday pas tor Bible SCI'IOOI, 9 3 0 BAPTIST - Sunday scnool , 10 CHR 1ST Ja ck Perr y , am , worship , 10 30 a.m , am , mo rn ing serv 1c e , 11 prayer mee llng , 7 30 p m rn Church School m 1n 1ster Synda y School 9 30 MT MORIAH CHURCH OF WorSh1p9a adult worship serv1ce and am , Sunda-y even ing service , 10 am K'ENO CHURCH OF am , morn1ng church 10 30 young peo ple's meet ing , 7 30 7 30 p m Wednesday Bible G OO - Ra cme Rout e 2, th e Ja me s M Muncy , CHRIST - Geo rge Fredert ck , am , Sundayevenmg se r v,ce . Rev p m Co mbmed B1ble study s tudy , 7 30 p m. pa s tor S ~nd ay schoo l, 9 45 su pt Service week ly, 9 30 7. 30 P m Wednes day se r v,ce . and prayer meetmg , Wed " m mo rnmg wo rsh 1p, II am on Sunday Preac h1ng 8 p( m" • nesday , 7 30 p m OLD DE XTER BIBLE a m even mg wor sh 1p 7 30 firSt an d thi rd Sundeys of . Aut<EL CLIFF FREt: THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W W1nmg , off 1cer CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Rev Pr ayer me et1ng Tue sda y, month by Cli fford Smith , 9 30 METHODIST CHURCH a Ron Terry pa stor Sunda y m Rev r loyd F Shook, pastor , -,. 30 p m , Young people 's m cha rg e Sunday , 10 am , HOBSON CHRISTIAN Lloy d Wr ight , Sunday Schoo j Hol1ness meet1ng , 10 30 a m , sc nool 10 am , Mrs Wo rl ey meetmg , 7 30 p m Thursday superin tend e nt MIDDLEPORT FIRST UNION - Darrell Doddril l. SufJ t Mo rnmg Wo rShip 9 30Sch ool You ng Fr an cis , Sunday Mo rnmg worsh tp , 11 am BAPTIST - Corn er S1xth end pas tor Sunday Sc hool. 9 30 a m Sunday 5(:1'1001 \0 20 a Peopl e's Leg1on 7 p m Sunday evenmg se rv1 ce, l JO Palm e r , the Rev Peter a m Leonard Gilmor e, frr st m Wedn esd a y Prayer and Thu rsday I to 3 p m Lad les GRAHAM UNITED Gra nd a I, pa sto r , Dan ny el der even1ng se rv1 ce1 7 30 Btble Stud y 7 30 P m , Sunday Hom e League 7 p m Prep METHOD IS T Prea ct11ng Th ompson super int e nden t p m Wed nes day praye r eve nmg worsh ip 7 30 p m , classes Cho1r Pra ctice Thursday , 7 p ST PAUL LUTHERAN 9 30 a ,m f•rs t and second Su nday Sc hool WM PO Rad10 mee ting, 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF m Co rn e r of Sund ays ot each mon th third program 7 45 a rn , Sunday CHURCH , DEXTER CHURCH OF Syc amor e an o Second Sts, and lourtn Sundays eac h Sc hool 9 15 a m , Morn 1ng GOD - Ra cme Rout e 2 Tne Sunday les Hand , pasto r CHRIST - Charles Russell , Pom ero y, Tf'l e Re" W1 ll1am month worShiP servt ce at 7 30 Wo rst1 1p 10 15 am Yo uth Rev Ch"'-r . . . Sr , minister ; R1ck M1ddleswar th , Pa stor Sunday p m Wed nesday even1 ngs at act1v1t1es an d lell owsh1p for 1 Ktngs hool, ~~ Sc hool at 9 4S a m and l 30 Prayer and B1 ble Studv tun ,or and se n1or h1gh Sunday morn1ng scwo rsh1p 9, 4511 am am , Macomber h 1 9 30, supt Sunday h 19 11 -16 SEVENTH DAY AD · stude nt s 6 p m Sunda y Evening serv1ces, Tues da y sc oo • · a.m • wors 1p Chu rch Ser \I IC es 11 am VENTt ST, Mu lb err y He1g ht s and Fnday , 7 30 P m service , 10 : 30 am Bible eve n1ng worsh1p 7 30 p m SACREO HEART - Rev Monday Pa sto r Mtd we ek pray er se rv ices , 3 Fath e r Paul 0 We lton .t Roa d, Pomeroy Ge rard Se1on Sabbalh School Wed nesday 7 •30 p m Acts pa s tor Ph one 992 2825 C l a ra Bible OF JESUS CHRIST OF Satur day evenmg Mass , 7 30 , Su p e r 1nlende nt CHURCH OF CHRIST , S eemt~n , m1n1ster 185·1( Sunda y Mass . 8 and 10 am , Me Int yr e Sa bbat h sc nooL Middleport. 5t h an d Main , • Con fess 1on Satu rday , 7 7 JO Sa lu rd ay a lt ernoon at '1 00 , George Glaze , m tn tste r , Tuesday Wo r s h•P ser v• ce J ame s Shee ts, wdh om s up er1n worsh ip, 7?oo3030a p m Wednesday Evans Sunday Sc hool Acts POMEROY FIRST BAP lollow,ng ,11 J IS tendenf B1b le SC h OOL 9 30 1Bibl e study , 1 30 P m D1rec tor Sunday Sci'IOol , 9 3o ' \W TIST - Rev Ri:tlph Zun del 0 I 8 24 ·28 !<UlLAND FltOt 8A~ · am m ornrng worsh ip 10 JO KENO CHURCH ~ am Mo rnmg wors.h1 p , 10 30 pastor Wi lham Watson TISTCHURCH - l<! ev Roger a m eventng wo rsh 1p , 7 30 . • A bouncy red or yellow balloon IS the symbal lhe wo rtd over o f good ";:.,. Wednesday Sunday sc nool supt Su nda y For d J r , pasto r Dr ewy praye r serv 1ce. 7 p m Wed ~~e~~~;ck . sup I ~~~~~~ • m s und ay evenong servoce 7 p rn Wednesday ev enmg f d f sc hool 930 am BY F> 6 Core , su pl Su nday school, nesday morn1ng serv1ce. 9 30 a m pray er serv 1ces 1 7 30 P m un an happy ee 1tngs. Ezektel p m B1ble SI Ud y Wed 9 30 am morn1ng wo rs h1p , - MIDDLEPORT CHURCH' W•lh prcachmg on torsi and BETHLEHEM BAPTIST The1e's rare ly a fest1val, a fiesta. or a fa1r held anywhere wrthout the 2 3·7 nesday 7 p m c ho~r pra ct1ce OF THE NAZARENE Rev 10 15 a m th 1rd Sunday of month ll~ ' Rev Ea rl Shul e r , pa stor . We dnesday , 8 JO p m Von Cote, pas tor , Mrs Mary George P>Ckens wors h•P servocc. 9 JO am . famhar balloon vendor sllolhng thro~gh the c rowd . sailing happiness lHE HILAND CHAPEL , Lalhey , Sund a y school sup! Thursday BVRLINGHAM CHURCH STIVERSV ILL E COM · Sundav school . 10 JO am f f S Po nt b th George Casto pa s•or Sunday Sunday school 9 30 a 111 , MUNITY - Rev Bobby Elk1n s, pa stor CHURCH - s unday !;\ 1b1e sTuay ana ·. l!.':.."' "P r ora ewpenn1e re s uy em for th etr kd 1 san d youngmenpresenI Luke '-;c hoo l 'I 30 am cven1ng morn,ng wo rsh ip , 10 30 a 111 , SC hOOl se".ce. 10 am Sunday sc hool , 10 am , WVOC e Thursday 7 JO P ;;, them With a f(OUfiSh tO their Qlrt friends. 10 25·28 ! JO Thur sd ay Sunday evang ei!SIIC meet1ng , Prayer mee t1n g Thu r sday 7, CAliLEt(Hr CHU~RCH worsh 1p serv 1ce, 11 a m and 7 wo rs h1p cvcn1nq prnycr se rvtce l 30 7 30 p m Pr a yer mee t1ng , p 111 s undayevenl ng servt ce . Ktngsbury Road Gary King , p m , Wednesday eve nrng Justwhyabolloontssomuchfunlsn'tclear. but one thi ngls CertatnFnday pIll Wednesday , 7 30 p m serv1ce 7 o m 7 o no pas lor Sunday sc hool. 9 JO the pleasure never lasts The air leaks out. balloons unexpectedly pop. Mark UNITED PRESBYTERIAN ZION CHURC H OF am .. even1ng worShip , 7 30 FIRST !IOUTHERN RACINE APOSTOLIC OF MEIGS c H R 1s T MINISTRY Pom erov P m Pray er mee long , weo c a re less fingers send them soanng away forever 6 2·4 BA ptTIST, 282 ' Mulberr y CHURCH - Evange l iS tiC COUNTY - DW1gt1t L ZaVIIZ , Harr ,son~Jil le Road . M1k e nesda y, 7 30 ll m B1 Is f eat 1 1 1 t f Ave , Pomero y, Paul J • serv1ce . Sunda y, 7 30 p m , ector G.rlon . pas lo r . Bdl Mc Elroy , L N G T T M u !he re a ar gr er peasure o be ound that Will las or an dtr 0 Wh1te • Pastor , Gary prayer meel •n g , l'u-es d ay , 8 0 Saturday 0 HARRISONVILLE PRES Sunday school supl Sunda y CHRISTIAN - Bruce sm olh etem1iy It is the happy pursu1t o f a Chnst1an l1fe and yo u c an f1nd oul Basham , Sunday school supt Romans 7 30 p m , B1b te s tudy ,! BYTERIAN Rev sc hoo l. 9 lO a m morn1ng past or Wa lla ce Damewood ' S d Sunday schoo L 9 30 am , Ern est Stri c klin , pa s tor wor s h1P and communion . Supt B1bte Sc hool, 9 308 m' Oil about it thiS un ay- In church 8 27·30 morning worsh 1p! 10 30, Thur sday , 7 30 p " ' MIDWAY COMMUNITY Sunda y ch ur ch schoo l, 9 30 10 JO a m , Sunday evenrng PreactHng service , 10 45 am evening worsh ip, 6.30 p m M1dweek prayer servtce , 7 30 CENTER , Dexte r Rd , lang s am , Mrs Hom er Lee, sup ! , you t ti Chr 1s 11an Endeavor , No even 10 g sent ,,. ,. __c..;o'.;,Y'..;'';.."'.'.".'.".•I.".''.•.••.•.•"." "..;'.'."·"·"-1".'.· . s '."-''·"'~'.v."~''·"'·'- - - ·"'·'·1'.1'.".'.".I'.".''.'.;,'"!T•''•A•m•'·"'.'., ".•1.",;.'.;.''-' ,.:'•.;,''. Vi lle , OhiO , Rev ' Clyde mo rnmg worshiP , 10 30 6 30 p m , worsh ip se rv1 ce HYSELL t.fUN Fkt:c. pm MIDDLEPORT - Sunday 7 30 P m Ferrell , Pa sto r Sunday Wed n esday METHODIST CHURCH R !Chard ev en1ng praye r mee1 1ng and • Rev Paul Nev 1ll e, pastor FA IRPL AY CHAPEL , School 11 am Sat urday SC hOO l 9 30 a m With the hope it will, in some measure', foster and help sustain that su p! Mornmg 81ble srudy , 7 30 P m Svnduy Sc hool 9 30 am loca te d on Me1gs Coun1y preachtng serv •ces 7 30 p m Vaug tl an worSh ip , to JO am which is good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by es day even1ng B1bl e Wedn ST JOHN LUTHERAN Mo rn mg serv 1ce 10 30 am Roa d 1 ott eit her 325 or 12J SYRACUSE Mornmg CHUR CH P1n e Grove, The youth ser v•<e 6 <1 5 p m' Pastor Rev The ron St udy at 1 30 eal the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. worsh1p , 9 a m , Sun d ay Rev Will1am M1ddleswa r th , Evang el1st 1c ser \1 1ce 7 30 p m Durha m Sunday School 10 FAITH TABERNACLE sc hool 10 am Mrs Sampson Pas tor Chur ch Servt ces 9 30 Prayer meet 1ng , Thursday .. am , wor sh1p se r v1c e 7 JO CHUR CH - Bailey Run . Ha ll , supt a m Sunday School 10 30 a m 7 30 p m Pm SunDay P raye r Ro ad Rev Emm e tt Raws on 1 mec11ng Tuesda y 7 JO p m , pas to r Handl ey Dunn supt , - RUTLAND CHURCH OF FREEDOM GOSPEL BRADBURY CHURCH OV youth s erv1ce l 30 p m Sund ay sc noot tO am CH~IST - Kim Cole , pastor,l MI SS ION at Ba ld Knob . Rev GOO Rev James 0 Fr1 da y Sunday even +n g se r vtce ' Guynn pa s to r Sunday Kevm Kmg , Sunday schooJI E J Gr tff lth , sup! of church Nation wtae Insurance Co of Columbus, 0 ...: 7 JO B1b lc teac t11 ng 7 30 sc hoo l. 10 a m , Sunday supt Sunday school. 9 30 ~ RIJI'J L R Gluese n cam p, Sma ll Engine Sales & Se r vice wo rSh ip , 11 am , Sunday am , worship se rv ice , 10· 30 pasto r Roger Wil lfred, Sr , RUTLAND APOSTOLIC p ml Th ursda y 804 W. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio 498 Locu•t St. Middleport Ph . 992-3092 am , Sunday services , 7f Sund ay Schoo l sup l Sunday even ~n g se r v1ce , 7 p m , OF JESUS CHURCH DYESVILLE COM 992·2318 , youth meet1ng , Wed sc hool. 9 30 am , prayer p m CHRIST Thomas L MUNITY CHURCH -- Rog er We dne sday wor sh1p serv1ce , nesday , 7 p m mee lmg , Tuesd ay , 7 30 p m Holmes , pastor B1ble study , C Turn er, pa stor Sundey 7 10 l'l m ' FRESH PRODUCE& PLANTS AN IIUUI I Y 8APTr51 you th meet1 ng, 6 p m Sun day, 1 Saturday , 7 30 p m , Sunday school. 9 30 am , Sunday HA2t... COMMUNITY Rev Freeland Norr 1s, pa stor leaders Ada Van Meter and 2 Convenient LocationS school. lO a m , evl1nge\1shc morn~ng worsh ip , 10 30 , CHURCH Nea r Long nda y sch ool 10 am Gre ttl'l Suttle Sunday evenmg servi ce , 7 30 p m S unde~y Sunda y even ing se rv1ce . 7 30 Bottom , Edse l HarL pas tor Su ' Churc h serv1ce , 7 p m worsh 1p 7 pIll' thro ug h Pomeroy Ph. 992·2582 Sun day sc hd'OI , 10 am , , We dnesdr;~y Bibl e Stud y, 7 w1n Bakers of Good Bread ter months prayer Churc h , 7 30 p m Huntmgton , W.Va . ' CHURCH Ma•on, Ph 773-5721. mee !mg , 7, 30 p m Thursday D rnRACINECHURCHOFTHE OFMT HERMON THE UNITED ' MIDDLEPORT PEN · NAZARENE - Rev John A BRETHREN IN CHRIST TECOSTAL - Th 1rd Ave , the Co ff man , pa s lor Sunda y Rev Jam es H LeBc h pastor I Rev Wlll,am Knlll e l pas tor Sc hoo l, 9 30 a m , Gerald Sund ay sc hool , 9 30 a m , ' Rona ld Dugan Sun da y Schoo l Well s, svpt Morn1ng Wor sh1p , R uss ell Spencer, sup! , Supt Classes fo r all ages , 10 30 a m , Sunday even1ng Wor ship se rv1ce. 10 tt5 a m , St. Paul's letter to the Romans 7:7 says: "The law IS not evenm g serv1 ce, 7 30 , Bibl e wo r Ship , 7 30 , Pray er Evenmg worShip allernalmg Two Locat1ons , Wedne saday 7 30 mee t1ng , Wed nesday 1 30 p w11h c E a t 7 JO p m on sinful but It was law that showed me my sin ." Paul also quoted sptudy Grocertes & General Merchandise Middleport, 0. 59 N Second St. m , yout h serv tces , Frr day , \ m Su nday Prayer meet1ng , 7 30 Ph. 949-5772 Racme one of the commandments in this connection, "Thou shalt not 7 30 p m Ga ltlpotls. 0. 46 Court St. RACINE FIRST BAPTIS t" p m Wednesday , Alfred MIDDLEPORT covet.'' - Don L Walker , Pa s tor , Wo lle, lay lead er I \' . FREEWILL BAPTIST Ronn1 e Salser , Sunday school WHITE ' S CHAPEL Sometimes problems m a society anse out of envy. The Corner As h and Plum , Noel supt Sunday scnoo l. 9 30 ' Coo lvill e RD Rev Roy desire to have what one's neighbor has - possessions Herrmann , pas tor Sa turday : ':; , mo~n,ng worship , 10 4 0 De eter. pa st or Sunday sc hool. 1 even1 ng serv 1ce , 7 30 p m , y evening 9 30 am wor ship ser ce lntelli~ence, ability to succeed - can get to a person so much Sunda y scho ol , 10 am , worsh, iP 7unda ' 30 , Wedne sd ay 10 30 a rn B•ble stud y v ~nd Sunda y evenmg worsh1p 7 30 even1ng BIIJie s tudy , 7 30 that he may be prompted to carry out devilish acts. pray er se rv rce Wed nesd ay, 214 E. Main WeFt All Doctors Prescnpt10ns Pomeroy OANV ILLE WESLEYAN - 7 30 p m Jesus' teachings often referred to the attitudes of the ,P m 992 -2955 Pomeroy Ph 992-SIJO MEIGS Rev Lelon Glasu re pastor RUTLAND individual. 011 one occasion he said, " For from within, out of COOPERATIVE PARISH RUTLAND CHURCH ", Sunday Sc hool. 9 30 a m , the heart of man, come evil thoughts." And covetousness was THE UNITED youth an d tUn1or you lh ser CHRIST- Ce rl Peak pastor ; v1ce , 6 H p m eve n •ng ' METHODIST CHURCH one of the heart diseases he mentions. wo rsh 1p 7 30 P m pra ye r Bill Brown , Sunaay schoo I Rober! T Bumgarner, There were many Biblical characters who brought upon pr a se We dnesoav sup! Sunday school 9 30 and 1 Dir ector 7 30 a m , worship and , com . 0m POMEROY ClUSTER Louis W, Osborne themselves real problems out of the envy m their hearts, e.g. SILVER RUN FREE mun!on, 10 : 30 am Evenin g Re11 Robert Hayden 220 E. Mam Pomeroy Ph. 992-1 178 Saul, Dav1d, Judas and others In this connectiOn, think about r BAPTIST M les T 30 p m Regula servtee , 7 Pomeroy Rev o Wm Sydenstr.cker 992 -2156 1 1 7 thiS : CHESTER - Worship 9 15 pastor s u;;-d ay schoor.ou10 bo~rd meeting , Saturday , Church Schoo l 10 am a m , Steve Little , supt P No one needs to be envious to the pomt of infringement am POMEROY - Worship Even1ng scrv1ce, 7 p m , RUTLAND COMMUNIT upon another person 's possessions or whatever God has 10 30 a m Chur ch Sc hool 9 15 gr~yer meehng , Thu rsday , 7 CHURCH . . . . Sunday School ' endowed each of us with a special kind of ability . If one cannot am UMY F 6 30 pm I CH~ S i tt< CHURCH OF 9 30 a m , worsh1pservice, 1 ENTERPRISE - WorShip a m Wed nesday praye r Keepsake Diamond Rings do what someone else does, or if he cannot have what someone 9 a m Chu rch Sc hool 10 am GOD-Rev Bobby Port er , Bakers of G' 190 Bread meeltng , 7 30 p m , youth ROCK, SPR ING S Middleport else has, thts does not mean he is "left out" . Ph. 992·3030 pa stor Sunday schooL 9 JO services, s unday , 7 p m 212 E. Main St .• Pomeroy Ph . 992-3785 Wo rsh1p 10 am Churc h am , wo r s h1p service , 11 Sunday n1ght worshtp , 1.30 Why not try spendmg time developing what you have In School 9 am UMY F 0 30 am , even1ng serviCe , 7 l O ' your own right, withm the limits God allows you to have? om youth serv1ce. Wedne sday , RUTLA~a.0 'C"R1Hn•. r1 .., 7 30 p m THE NAZARENE Re\1 FLATWOODS Wo rShip Robert T Bumgarner, Heath Umted Methodist Church LAfiGSVILLE CHR tSTIAN lloyd 0 Gr 1mrn , J r , pa stor am Churc h Sc hool 10 am Middleport. ' 11MIDDLEPORT CHURCH Ted Jo nes , Sun day school 9 30 am CLUSTER < pa stor s und ay school , 9 30 wo rship serv1ce , 10 30 am Rev Robert Bumgarner (Formerly Sadie's Market) Middleport , Ohio HEATH - Wo rs hip 10 JO 'll m , Roy St gma n, supt , b'oadcast l1ve over WMPO Syracuse Ph. 992-3986 a m Church Sc hool 9 30 am m or n 1ng worshtp , 10 J O, young people 's serv1ce , b <15 , saturday. Sunday evenmg serv 1ce . 7 30 . evcmgel tst1c serv1ce, 7 30 p m UMYF 6 p m RUTLAND Je ff re y m1d wee k serv1 ce, Wed Praye r meet mg , Wednes day Mrs Bertha Parker at· 7 30 Pm M1SS1onary r ber Pastor wo r sh1p _nesday , 7 30 p m I; tended the graduatiOn of her Ge SYRACUSE CHURCH OF me ettn g, 7 30 P m f~r s t 10 30 a m Chu rch Sc hoo l 9 30 TH E NAZARENE - Rev Wednesday Of monlh grandson, Kevm Alkire of am Dal e Bass , pas lor , Bob - ' \ASQN COUNTY SYRACUSE CLUSTER .I Columbus. I ·Moore , Sun day school sup! , '"ASOI .. oi?ST BAPTIST .:..'I Rev . RIChard E Jarv1s 700 E Main I Second anct f.'v,n tJroy Sis Pomeroy Mr. Vern Story who IS . I I f I ASBURY - Worsh 1p 11 S unday sch oo c asses or a • St an Cra1g pa stor 5ur,'Jav,, 11 Dlal992-2101 Hetl " Dealer ages , 9 30 a m , morning Attendance at the Free employed in Columbus, spent a m Church School 9 SO am worship . , 10 45 am NYPS , schoo l 9 t5 a m worship UMW frr st Tuesd ay Ph. 949-S9o1 1:£ Third St. Methodist Church May 30 was his vacation with h1s wife, FORST RUN - WorShip 9 6 30 p m , eva ngei 1St1c ser se rv,ce. 11 am ' tra1n1ng . v1ce , 1 30 p m Prayer and un,on , 6 30 P m . even1ng ~ a m Church Sc hoo l 10 am Fern Dora and son John . 95. I• UMW th 1rd We dn esday 7 30 tasting Tuesday, 10 am , M1d worShip service , 7 30 p m Mrs . Carman Evans has pm M1d wee k praye r serv1ce VacatiOn Bible School from week prayer serv~ee , Wed Wednesda y, 7 JO P m MINERSVILLE - Wo rSh ip nesd ay , 7 30 P m • men 's JWle 7 to June II The returned home after spendin~ MASON CHURC..H OF Fine Food & Servtce 10 a m Church School 9 a m prayer meeting , Saturday , 7 CHRIST, P 0 Box 487 , M11t er ' the Store with A Heart program and handc raft t.,.o months In Middleport Middleport Locust 51 UMW th1r d Monday 7 30 p m p m , m issionary mee ll ng , s M Rac1ne ason . W Va Sunday Dia 1992-1248 Ph . 949-3342 demonstratiOns will be June w1th her son and daughter-In. SYRAC USE Church second Wednesday , 1 30 P m. B11bl, e Study 10 am , WorShip law, Mr and Mrs. Ed Evans. Schoo l 9 30 "1!1 m Wor sh1p -uNJT~D ~AlTH NO'ff:'" 11a m and7pm Btble Study 13, 7 p .m se rv1ce 7 30 p m DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Wedne sd ay 7 p m Voca I . Mr.s Florence Stahl, Mr . and Mrs. Paul Archer , SOUTHERN CLUSTER Robe rt Sm1 th, pa stor Sunday mus1c Rev . Howard Shiveley .Mrs . Theo Dav1s, Columbus , Hunhngton , vls1ted recently sc hool , 'i 30 am , claH FIRST SOUtHERN Rev Steven Wilson le ad e r , Leo Hil l worshi p BAPTIST - Corn er of Second ' visited Saturday w1th Mr . and with N E. Schaefer a nd• Re\1 Zelia Krunewsk1 ·.· se rv1ce , 10 30 am church , il nd And erson , Ma so n Pastor farmly. 1 BETHANY (Dorcas ) Mrs Pearl Jacobs Mr and 7 30 P m Walle r Cloud Sunday school wo rsh tp 9 30 am Church ' Rac1ne Ph. 949-959' Mr. and Mrs . Ed Bauer, Sc Mrs. Clarence Curtis, Mrs . E 0 EN UNITED 9 45am , worsh1pserv 1ce , 11 hool 10 30 a m •BRETHREN IN CHURIST am and 7. 30 p m Week ly granddaughter Mrs. Polly Georgia Diehl and attended c.aRMEL - Church School Elden R Bla ke pastor B1ble stud'( , Wednesday 7 30 . ..:.. tile funeral of Mrs Lucille DCconneck, daughter , Kellie 9 30 a m Worsh1p 10' 30 am Sunday Sch ool 1U am , p m - . 2nd and 4th Sundays How a rd McCoy , su p! , MASON ASSEMBLY OF Sue spent the weekend with Jessie. APPLE GROVE - Sunday Mornmg • sermon , 11 am , GOD , Duddmg Lan e, f•.lason ' Sch ool 9 30 a m Worsh lp 7 30 Sunday Mr. and Mrs Charl es Mr and Mrs Dick Karr n1ght se r v1ces W Va , Ches ter Tcnn , nt 1 ''• p m 1s t and lrd Sunday s, , CflrrS. t1an Ende a vo r 7 30 P,a s tor Sun drty Scho.o l 9 .15 Jordan, Columbus, called on "' The Friendly Folks" Dial992-3284 Prayer mee tmg Wednesday Middteporl . m Song ser vice , R p m , a m , C h ild r e n ·~ Church 6 45 Pomeroy, Ohio 7 30 p m Fe ll owsh iP supper pPrea friends here Saturday. c. hmg 8 30 p m , M1 d p m , Younq Peopl e's Serv1ce ) f1rst Salurday 6 p m UMW Wee k Pray e r me et.ng 6 •t5 p m , Eva ng e11st 1c Mrs . Edna Howell, I -CANTON . N.Y. IUPI) 2n d Tuesday 7 30 p m . '•c: dnesday , J p m Ra~ Serv1 ce 7 30 p m , Women 's ' ' Columbus, spent the past ' .eon H. Abbott was named EAST LETART - Church Adams , lay leader M1ssionary Co un Cil 10 am ' Schoo l 1st 2nd , Jrd Sundays, , CHURCH week with her mother, Mrs . 1arsity OF JESUS f~r s t and lh1rd Tuesdays hockey coach 9 30 a m Fourlh Sunday CHRIST Locat e d a t P raye r an d . B1b le Stud y Nancy Walker. Thursday at St. Lawrence 10 30 am Worship 2nd Rutland on New L11na Road , Wednesday , 1 30 p m Sunday 7 30 p m 4th sunday ri e)( t to Forest Acre Park ; Ill Court St. Pomeroy, Ohio Mrs. Kathy Pullins , Mrs University. 9 30 a m , Pra yer Meeting Rev Ray Rou se , pastor . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Emma Fox, Miss Becky Abbott , a native of We dn esday 1 30 p m UMW Robert Musse r, Sunda y Sc hool HARTFOifb C:HUklt~ ,., lsi Tu esday 1.30 p m Eblin are improvmg from Montreal , succeeds Berrue sup! Sunda y schooL 10 JO WESLEYAN - IR•cinei - a m , wo rsht p 1 30 p m B1ble CHRIST 1n ChpSitan Un ton Meigs County Branch their recent Illness. McKinnon . McKinnon, whose Sunday Schoo l 10 am study , Wed nesday , 7.30 p m , The Rev William Campbell pastor Sunda'y Schoo l, 9 30 Mr . Fritz Sthhl, New team last season was 11·15-1 Wo rshiP II am Jr UMY F Saturday n1ght pra y ~ r ser am , James Hughes , sypl ,Marshfield called on Mr . and and fm ished lith in Division 1 Wednesday 3 30 p m . Bible VICe 7. 10pm evenmg serv1ce , 7 30 p m Thursday 7 p m Choir Middleport, Ohio HEMLOCK GROVE Mrs. Harry Stahl , Mr. and of the Eastern College S!udy W~ dn es dav evening praver Pra cltce Thursda -y 8 p m CHRISTIAN Roger. ' meet1ng , 7 . lO p m Youth LETART FALLS - Church Watson . pastor , Wallace 296 W. Second Pomeroy Ph. 99:i-38c,3 ·, Mrs. Norman Schaefer and Athletic Conference, resigned School 1st , 2n d, 3rd s undays Bradford , supt , morning prayer serv1ce each Tuesday Mr . and Mrs. Pearl Gilkey. earlier this spring FAIRVIEW BIBLE 10 IS a.m 4th Sunday 9 15 worship , 9. 30, church school, Le tart. W Va , Rt Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Preston, a m , Worsh 1st, 2nd , 3rd 10 30. youAg peop le's CHURCH, Abbott spent las t season as 1. Re v George Hoschar Sundays 9 5 a m : 41~ I mee.tfno , 6 30 p m , evening , Kensington, visited SWlday varsity hockey coach at the ' Sunday School 'il 30• Sunday 1 30 p m worship , 7 30 p.m .. Bible pastor SERVI~t., a m Prayer and Bible study with Mrs. Dora Holley. ,..._MORNING STAR Umversity of Alberta, · and stud_y Wedne_!d!)l,_/. 3~ p.m . 1 · 30 p m Cottage Praye r Chester, Ohio . 10 am Church Worship 9 The FIn est In Mobile Homes Mr. Mark Stahl, Stockdale, brought h1s team to a 26-16 Sc hool 10 30 a m , M1d Week MT UN tUN bi·H" t t :, I • ' Service Tuesday , 10 am 1100 E. Main Pomeroy Rev . R 0 Brown , supply : .worsh ip !-.cr v,ce , Thur s dt~y Ph. 992-7034 •• visited with relatives here rfcord Serv1ce Wed nesday 8 p m ,. ' pastor , Sunday sc hoo l supt ~ 7 30 p nt IIIII DICKTRACY '. ' ' ' ... E SAID.I<ICK YOUR CltUNS OVER HERE! s:ocrBonanza 3; Partr idge Family 8, Mission : lm· possible 15. 5 311-Adam 12 4, News 6, Family Affair 8, E lee Co. 20,33 , Adam-12 13, , 6:311-News 3,4,8,10,13,15; Zoom 20,33. 6.311-NBC News3.4. 15. ABC News 13; Andy Grllflth 6. CBS News 8,1 0; HodgepodgeLodge 20 . Carrascoleaendas 33 7:0tl--Truth or Cons . 3; To Tell the Truth 4; Bowling for Dollars 6; Space 1999 8, Aviation Weather 33 · News 10; Don Adams Screen Test 13 , Family Affair 15; Ohio Journal 20. 7:36-Porter Wagoner J; Treasure Hunt 4; Candid Camera 6, Evening Edlllon wit h Marlin Aaronskv 20; $25,000 Pyramid 10; To Tell The Tr uth q ; Criss Awards 15; B_tack Perspective on the News 33. HEYI WHEN DO WE SEc THe R55U~ T$ OF THt$ PHONY •"DEMONSTRATION"; .7 f" I l?f,!.l-ll.E IT'S Fl\lf; CJ{l.(XK, BUT IT WOlJW l}.).l<e#f H,l.f'I'II \FIOlJ tOT THESE REfl:JRl"S OUT TOfJII:tH DFCOJR%, 1llAT1S OlliJI A <;(Jb~9riO!J .. ) .Q4 • 9 76 2 .AKQ862 v. WEST Bl.!T U:T'S OOT FOI<I::£T WHO'S MAl(ItJb IT I the·sermonette SUNDAY TIMES SENTINEL K&C JEWELERS SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT ' MARK VSTORE . .RACINE PLUMBING &HEATING MEIGS TIRE CENTER YOU CAN RENT THIS SPACE FOR ONLY 2.50 PER WEEK . POWELL'S SUPER VALU ,. THE DAILY SENTINEL RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE . '. If KINGSBURY HOME SALES & INC. . Th1s may well be the com1c The game was match pomts and East and West were not vulnerable Therefore, East decided to try a screwball , notrump to stir thmgs · up South 's double was correct iiii<·Lil:ll and West 's two-club call was '=.::::=::~designed to ask East to show a ~ s uit , but East passed , whereupon South JUmped to WE'F1E ALMOST COWN, MONA! HANG ON! I'LL BE.T 1-!E'S GLAOTISET RID OF US.' w1/l be used m this column and will rece1ve cop ies of JACOBY MODERN I ~ ACROSS I Compamon 5 Like Berg's tnUSIC 11 Hebre" 40 Profound IJOWN 1 Swamp growth 2 Love ; m Lyons l Enfant terr ible's plo) 12 wds) 4 Before 5 Guarantee 6 Wyommg mountain range 7 Palm leaf 8 Womer t2 wds. ) 9 Aenal 10 Endured dry lllei::I SUI'e 12 " So B1g " herome Nice view ... ljounq folks about ...Amelia '---..,--, to tend me! sis qoinq to be much not sofar can't qo back to VISit .better than old room in back 1o1.1o11n of ml.l office! 13 Not all 14 lmllates 15 Take sustenance 16 Two 17 Pooch 's medico 18 Give hack 20 United 21 - of Sharon 22 German club 24 25 26 27 Yesterday 's Answer 16 Kmd ol Ja cket 1~ Perfectly !3 wds. l 22 Pulsate 23 Surprise 24 Name meamng 25 Steno's need 26 Draw back 28 Long for 29 Awaken 33 Bird sound 35 Words of assent "noble" 3' Fish 10 Ending for 1:-:-+-il--+-l'heo Ar1zona City State t Fr 1 Horse Sought ,_1-!.~-:,:jrt:E;qlNE~~;iEi<in:L"Bf~~~~BJ'ii'fl="Wi~i:i"c;~r;:0\in;NIL"-WEEK IT'LL BG TH£ SOLSS BUT, WHEN DO >01 2H election Focal ~ Fr;r;r! 71-lt::N PHOTOBRAPH MH 0C YOUR ELOOW !-NEXT. FAC£ SO AH KIN YC'Uf< ~ ELBOW r- point :m skin 31 wood sorrel 32 Cut off 34 Contend :J6 Hint for Holmes 37 Baffled 38 French .. river 39 Unsociable D • 7:311-Treasure Hunt 3; Lasl of the Wild 10; American Life Syte 13 8 !)(),-Emergency 3,4 ,15; Good 'Heavens 6,13, Jef. fe rsons 8,10; Rivals of Sherlock Holmes 33. 8:311-Movle "Hey. I'm Alive" 6,13; Doc 8,10. 9 oo-Movle '"Sky Heist" 3,4,15 ; Mary Tyler Moore 8,10; Soundstage 33. 9·311-Bob Newh•rt 8,10. 10 :0Q-Bert D"Angeto 6,13; Dinah Shore 8,10; Austin City Limits 33. 11 oo-News 3.4,8,10.13,15; ABC News 6 ; Janak! 33. 11 1s-Movte " Journey to the Ceenter of the E•rth" 6; PMA PULse IS • 11 · 311-Movle "All About Eve·• 3: Weekend 4.15; Movie "But Not For Me"' 8: Movie ··o.oay, the Sixth ol June" 10; Movie "Dead Man's Eyes" 13. 1 oo--Sammy &Co. 6; Don Kirshner'& Rock Concert 8 1 ts-News J; Movie "The Deodly Mantts" 13. 1: 311-Movle "The Brothers Karamazov" 10; 10. 1 4s-Movle "Stronger on the Run •• 3. 3:0tl--ABC News 13 3:1s-Movle '"This Above Atl" 3. 3: 311-Movle "'Branded" 10. 5:0tl--Movle "Little Accident"" 3 6:311-Green scres 3 r-+--+-·~ ~&Mrnll:JE;!:!..:::t -!c U111Crambletheoe f«~r Jumb1eo. ivc+--1--+--'l ''"" letter to each oquore, to four ordinary wordo. L-_.__._...__._ _.__ DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work It : RACINE FOOD MARKET NOTA HARD HEARTED HANNAH 1 5T~BlJT"LIX) WANT TO TEACH HIM A LESSON! ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Is AXYDJ.BAAXR I. 0 N G F I! I . L 0 W One letter simply stands for another In tins sa mple A 11 use1l for the three I.' s, X for the two O's, etr ~I n g le lett ers. apostrophes, the length and form.1tion o( the \\nnl~ are all hints F.ach day the rode leltC"r.!l are d1ft'erent sJ G - GOEGLEIN READY MIX sw GJZGU CYG BIG JIM'S _PlAZA I CAN"T LEND 'IE MV SKILLET, ELVINEV -·PAW TOOK OFF WIF EVER' POT AN' PAN IN TH' HOUSE WHAT'S HE DOIIIJ' HAVIN' A PARTY? YU DR G u D0 y X y J F PGDLGGJ DRHD H H Qy ZHD 'ZHD I tJ UNROAD r 1 I-tER FIN6E~MAY tJ -[!HIFES I [J CRYPTOQUOTE . . THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS· & LOAN CO. most mterestmg questions by THOMAS JOSEPH 1 . & James Jacoby 6:0tl--Summer Semester 8.10. For Everyone 6; TV Classroom 8; Treehouse Club 10; Kentucky Alleld 13. 7 :oo-Saturday Report 3. Ag.USA ~ ; Eddie Saunders 6; TreehouseC iub8 : U.S. Farm Reporl10; Groovle Goolles 13. 7 ·15-Davey & Goli•th 6. 7,311-Bullwlnk le J; I Dream of Jeannie 4, Jetsons 6; Vegetable Soup 15; Man From C O.S t 10; Make a Wish 13. Mister Rogers 20. 8 oo-E mergency Ptus 4 3,4 ,1s, Hong Kong Phooey 6, 13; Pebbles & Bamm · B•mm 8, 10; Sesame St. 20. 8 · JG-Josle & the Pussycats 3,4, 15; Tom & Jerry-Gr•pe Ape 6.13; Bugs Bunny. Road Runner 8; Bugs Bunny & Fr iends 10 9 oo--Secrel Lives ol Waldo Kitty 3.4,15; E lee Co 20. 9·3()-Pink Panther 3,4,15. Adventures of Gilligan 6,13: Scooby-Doo 8.10. Mlsler Roaers 20. 1o·OG-Land of the Lost 3.~. 15; Super Friends 13, Hot · Uog 6; Shazam-lsls 8,10; Sesame Sl. 20. 10·311-Run. Joe, Run 3,4,15; Big Value Marble 6. 11 .011-Return to the Planet of the Apes 3.~. 15: Speed Buggy 6,13; Space Nuts 8,10. Elec. Co. 20. 11 ·311-Westwlnd 3,4.15; Oddball Couple 13; CBPA Bowling 6; Ghost Busters 8,10; Mister Rogers 20.12 :oo-Jetsons 3.4.15; Valley of the Dinosaurs 8.10; Action News for Kids 13; Vegetable Soup 20 . 12 311-Go USA 3,4 .15, American Bandstond 13: Fat Albert d. IO 1 Oil-David Niven's World 3; Champtoos 4; Soul Train 6. Chltdren's Film Fe•llv•t 8,10. Wrestltng !5; Lowelt Thomas Remembers 33 . 1 311-Greatest Sports Legends 3; Nashvttle on lho Road ~ 13 ; Tennis for Everyone 33 . 2:0tl--Grandstand 3.4,15, Th•t Good Ote Nashvttle Must c 6; World of Survival 8; Urban Le•gue 10: Tennis 13: Insight 33. 2· 1s-Basebalt 3,415 ,15. , 2: 311-Misslon . i mposstbte 6; Vlewpolnl8; Movie The Man Called Flintstone" 10 , Valiant Years 33. J :()()-()verseas Mission 8; Family at War 33. 3·311-FBI 6; Champions 8; Counterpoise 13. 4:0Q-Calt tt Maca•onltO; Fishing with Roland Marlin 13; Resourcelul West Vlrglnta 33. 4 311-Minlature Got! 6; Sports Spectacular 8,10. Hogan's Heroes 13; Let's Grow • Garden 33. 5 oo--FB1 3, Wide World ot Sports 6,13; Don Adams Screen Test 4; Betmon1 Stakes 8,10. Nashville on the Road IS ; What's Cooking? 33 . 5 311-Adam -12 4, Pop Goes the Country 15; Guppies to Groupers 33. 6 ·0tl--News 3,4,8,10; God Has the Answer IS; Mark ol Jalz :13. 6:311-NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13; News 61 Rhoda 8, CBS News tO. Lilias Yog• & You33. 7 oo--World at War 3; LawrenceWelk 4,15; Hee Haw ' 6,8; In he Know 10; Newsmaker,;7613; Firing Line 6 311-Fun A Tennessee reader wants to know why modern players use all sorts of fancy opening lead conventions. The answer Is that standard lead conve ntiOnS are not perfect and these young ex· perts arP trying to Improve on them So far they have not really succeeded . (Do you have a question lor tho ••parts? Wma 'Ask the Jacobys" care ol thiS newspaper The Jacobys w11/ answer IndiVIdual quest!Dns 11 stamped, self-addressed envelopes are enclosed The worse ALLEY OOP SATURDAY, JUNES , 1976 ~Q~~ 3 NT were great experts whtch may eors :- explam what happened Ex · perts can play better than anyone, but they also can play :: McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE Pass 101 "" C'MDN . Laurel Oiff . Pass VH'HfARD hand of 1976. All the players DUDLEY'S BETSY ROSS BAKERY RUTH'S MARKET . 2• . REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES News Notes Norlh East South t• t N T Dill R .. Oswald . WAID CROSS SONS STORE .. LITTLE ·oRPHAN HEINER S BAKERY MIDWAY MARKET BOB'S MARKET West Pass Pass Pass Openmg lead - J + • - - • - - -...-"!"" P. J. PAULEY . .... • 9865 tAQJ53 +8 • 53 .9 7 SOUTH • K 10 3 •AK102 +K ~0 4 • J 10 4 North-South vulnerable LJ'ITLn: ORPHAN ANNIE - --- EAST .Q9U512 • AJD '.I 7 3 9 three notrump West opened the jack of diamonds South won wtth hiS kmg, looked over the enemy convention card to see that the Jack lead showed e1ther zero or two higher So South decided to get brilliant He led the 10 of clubs to dummy 's queen. played a low spade a nd ~ tuc k m h1 s king At this pomt the defense could have cashed seven more tricks , but West de,ctded that East had a long heart sutt. He led hts Jack of hearts and South made the five notrump he had available from the start of the play NORTH IDI •-1r1 till ' ~~ . ~~~~:~g ~~~~:I~n;o~s:~g~~~o~rN~~~~ PllttY I&LftDII' - WILKINSON'S Chonnel Five a.m 700 Club (C) 7 p m Wrestling te l 9 p.m Cable Journa l t el 10 p.m . 700 Club WIN AT BRIDGE Two wrongs make a right c.:'~tc~wNcLHoR~sT~~g~u~ st~'l!oJ~~'~rle~. ~~i7'RcH 11 ~~~lh,p~ 8.oo-Sanlora & ~ona, 4 .~. L>onny & Mar le6.1J; Sara 8; Was hington Week In Review 20,33 ; Presldef11i : 76 Years on Camera 10 8:3o-Boseball 3. ~ . The Practice 15: Wall Str:et Week 20.33 9.0tl--Movle " Gaily . Gaily" 6, 13; Rockford Flies IS" Movie 8, tO; Fir ing Line 20; Ma sterpiece ThHtrt 33 10 .0tl--Police Story tl; New s 20; Pout NuchlmmslJ 10.31)-Avlotl on Weather 20 t1 Otl-- News 3.4.6.8.10.13. 15. t1 :311-Johnny Corson 3.4. 15; Rookies 6, 13:Movle " Torpedo Run•• 8; Movie "'The Lodger" 10; Janak! 33. 12:411-Don Kir s hner's Rock Concert 6; Wrestling 13. 1.0tl--Mldnlght Spec ial 3,4. 15; Movte ""Night of lhe Sorcerers" 10 1:411-News 13. 2 311-News 3. 3.0tl--Movle " De•th of a Gunfighter" 3. 4' 15-Salnt 3 5 15-Movle "Gol n' to Town"' 3 6;3(),--Green Acres 3. FRIDAY, JUNE 4,1976 w wG 0 HJQ RHU HtXJ SJCA [ 01 SE 50 COOL. AN 17 INVIGrO~ATtN6. Now ........,. tho el~<ild lotiAin to form the IIII'PriM ..,.., 11 o._s.d IIJtho ....... wtMn. llrflllll--1111 I 'TilliiilLIT' JYJG CYEGU. - VHOX DLHYJ (.....,.un11rre•) Yesterday's Cryptoquote: AND THY DESPISED DISDAIN Jo•hleeo LUSTY PIP!R B!IIIIUG IIAYHI!M TOO !.ATE SHALL FIND THAT NONE ARE FAIR BUT WHO Ye.tePCI•,.'• ARE KIND. - THOMAS STANLEY \ Anlwert WMI,.a Mlf!\l tah .-ur alat M at ~oiM-THE RUG (f) I !J7fl Kin1 Fe11tures Syndac~le, Inc.) I GOT IT! I GOT IT! I I 60T IT' CAN MEAN A LOT Cf 'fl.IIN65! GAUL'S MARKET - . _..Jill·... " " �10 - 1he DatlySentmel MtddlepOrt Pomeroy 0 Frtday June4 1976 Lost and Found WANT AD S INFORMATION LOST DEADLINES PM Ony Be t on• Pub! c a on Mo nd a y D ead t nc q Volley 5 n Rose ewo d answer s to the one o l Sow Boll Ph lO ST wedd ng 1 ng e g oved o ns d e Sus e and Jo t Mo d'l 3 91 5o t Sy ocuseCe l e tey P e G ove Ce mete y a Beec h C 1ove Cemetery Pho 1e 949 Can c el a o n Cor ee l ons w 1 be 9 " m O& y o t P ub ! ca on REGULATIONS l ht Pub! she r re se rves nf' r q tl o ed or r e tec 21 10 Help Wanted w 11 no t)e res pons be l orn ore han on e ncor rec 4 I OiJSew ves 4 hour s po day 4 RATES lay s pe week $4 00 pe hou For n te rv aw ca l 992 7269 n sc r on Fo r Wan! 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Pho e (614) 772 S669 260 E Mo St Ch II colhe Oh o 45601 REGISTERED Angus herd Phone 9'12 2789 1968 Nov a 6 cyl nder S 75 Fuel o heo e $75 PI o e 742 176q FARMALL Supe C cu I voto s plows d sk co n plo ter No 2500 mowe McCorm ck No 2 hoy rand 1oner No 250 Phooe (614 )378 6205 ARISTRO c of boot 16 f I be gloss 75 h p Jo h son nao I u ler very good co d t o Phone 992 2941 o 992 2689 FUR N ruRE and househo d ems Co11992 7471 HARLEY chopper mota cycle $1 300 Phone 949 2070 KIMBALL p o o I ke new Call 742 3092 Real Estate for Sale Business Services 3 01 ~ bedrrn home or, 1 ocn ound I m le south of Ct e!>le on Rt 7 Fom ly ond I v ng room d n ng oom bu It n k I chfln oil corpe1ed full s 1e basement ond garage city r-:;:-----=------... wole nolu,ol go• Seen by Congratulations opp Coli (614)985 38•2 4 ROOMS lololly lu "•hed on GradUBtel Lncoln Hgts excellenl shape Let DONELLI'S mike tht 1u ~t needs pan Lorge k !chen pin' for your after Iorge base ne n $10 900 graduat1onparty Callus At Phone 992 7648 m 6167 ond we will mokt 2 bed m large mode n k 1chen your party something to new cab nels fully carpeted remember Check our I a ler hookup on the lot pr~rty rates Phone q92 37 14 LARGE bu ld og fo, lol SUIT ABLE Donelll's Pizza ,o, 3 o, mo. hom•• ho• c v lddleport, Ohio wale and son lory sowoge Phone 992 5786 Open 4 p m dolly Closed oil doy Mondoys ROOMY 7 yr old one s ory wood L-.....;.c..;.;;.;..;..;;......;,..:,_c..;.;..;..;.:..;._.J f orne two bedrm home located be ween Cool11 lie ond , . . . - - - - ' - - - - - - - ; Tuppers Pia ns One acre lot SWIMMING two co garage Cl y water gos heat ho dwo .:> d fl oors POOLS corpetd I v ng room n ce v ew $21 000 Phone (614)667 3SJ9 Above and below ground 6 spac ous ooms remodeled pool kits for the do 11 yourself miln n ce yo d Phone 9n 7394 All pool 5upphes available, DR CLUFF house N 2nd Avenue too M dd epon $22 500 2 one lou th acres w th lo ge fram e ho u ~ e on Rl 681 2 !i n les w ~ts of fuppe s Pia ns $4 900 Call Noble Summrl Rd 992 2720 M1ddleport 7 m house w h ba h pori y PHON E 9'12 5724 co peted new furnace ho s 31 mo wo er healer Iorge lot on Ln coin H II Phone 992 2071 3 or es 1 B niles on County Rood 4 Out of De,der Phone (614} Aluminum Siding, 982 4123 Rooftngl Gutters, 2 bedrm !lome fully !urn shed c ose o school and shopp1ng Patnting and Repatr nqu e 894 Pea I St M d dleporl Oh o The Complete GEORGE F eeland property fo Remodeling Servtce sole Shown by oppo nlmen t For Your Home Sy a use A Ia ge home on Ash Street n Mddlepor fa so le or rode lor s nail er home Phone 992 7797 Rutland 742 2J2B Aft Work Guaranteed 3 bed n house n M ddlepo rl Free Es1tmates near Po k Sw nm ng poo and s o es Phone 992 7667 5-l I mo. FOR SALE 15 acres w lh n ce B ,.----------~ m and both 3 bed m home newly emodeled 2 cor go age rural woler gas well a I m nero! gh s $34 000 Pho e 742 2336 HOUSE FOR SALE 15 m es lrom Pomeroy 3 BR onc h 2 baths DRonto edwood deck FR w lh Htgh prrces for scrap woodburn ng I replace II ~d 4 autos motors and s o age bu ld ng on 1 acre lo other meta Is Phone $27 000 Phoo e (6 <)667 3862 992 2228 Monday thru Frtday 8 3 Saturday 8 12 g D. BUMGARDNER F YOU I ave a serv ce to off er wa t o buv o se I some 1h ng COLL NS I lov y n m o y of our a e look g Ia wo k o Dec Mo he Cia o A Col ns whoteve you I ge l resul s who possed away Ju e 3 lase w h a Sent el Wo Ad 1970 Coli 992 2156 rhousond hough ts at 0 e 50 deo COM PLET E sell out bed oo , Bustnm Opportuntttes ~ e an que Je ny l d bed Oft en b gs o ny ao s ng e bed o que d shes fhough s go bock o scenes ong past c o I g sl oes S[ te ns 3 YO UNG abb ts $2 00 Ca ll (614 ) T ne o Is o but 1 e no e.s est Fan ly So e hu sdoy Fr day 378 6261 Reeds" Ue Oh a Sadly n ssed by Dougl e s a d Sa turday off R 24 a AVAILABLE La gsv I e tu o l e Dex le La ena R ce Fl ore ce l Rood 10 to low s g ~ 1 le MeDon el Be n ce V Pou ey IMMEDIATELY TURF TRIM Iran longsv I e PUSH MOWERS IN POMEROY GARAGE Sale Ju e ') hru 5 I Card of Thanks 30 3 HP B& S Eng MIDDLEPORT 0 00 across I o n ball I eld M ne sv I e $89 95 AREA l HE Ian y of James 0 Abies For agg resstve tndtVIdua I w shes to ex p ess tl e honks YARD Sole Tf u sda y F day a d TURF TILL who IS Wllltng to work long o Huck g Vol ey Hasp to anq Sa u day 9 00 t H do k No th staff the He le a dB ow hour s to r good prof Is o RI 7 up f om K ngs A s TILLERS ond Ew ng Fune al Ho es he Sma ll mv estm ent requ1red YARD Sale o Sieve Cleland s 3/> HP B&SEng Reverend E H Mort n songs res de ce Roc ne A e nov g - $2 000 For det ads and by Mr James Be ley f oral of $ 163 95 mterv1ew ca ll Mr Adam s and hove ossa ted ems le ngs k nd ess from f ends I l04 375 4893 eve nmg s lhu sdoy F day o d Salu day n ou 1 me of so ow POMEROY LANDMARK The Abies Fo n ly YARD Sale d shes oys fu tu e 'f.- J ac k W Carsey Mgr and cloth g Mo11 ng ou1 of KorSale lawn F ed lew s es dence il!!llii..a Phone 991 2181 676 South Fou h M ddlepo 4 fl Glast o boo t 35 h p V1rg11 B Sr Realtor THANKS! Solurday Ju ne 5 sto 1 ng at 11 Ev n ude (elec s ort) a er all 11 0 Mee han c Pomeroy 0 a n ace bes t olfer Al so 8 000 BTU Phone 992 J32S We would I kc to thank all a r cond I o or {Adm al) best 5 Fa r1 ly Yo d Sal e F day o d NEW LISTING-2 Y" old offer Pho e (614 ) 378 6307 our lr ends ne ghbon. and Sa urdoy 23B Condo S 9 7 rms 3 Brs 212 baths lge re la t ve 5 lor all II e r o n I 1\ 4 p Cloth ng ant OLDER e nodeled oil elec 3 6 oom house ve ry well kepi 3 lam ly rm w th ftreplace k ndn ess a nd s ympathy qu es books some fu lu e bed s node n k !chen wol bed 1 oms $12 500 Co 1 N1ce k1t w th dbl oven 1hey showed us ave th e n sc e m~ Some I ng Ia 992 50 11 a wall co pel H W lloors tul range d n ng sun deck everyo e base nen t new gas !u ace loss of ou r son and brothe JUST I es h Gue nse y m lk cow cen tra l a r & hea t 2 car s all o to now deal Ia Clyde Dov d Frye Spec' YARD So le r u sday Fr day o d w th co I $350 f n Con oct garage on one ac re $38 500 older coup le or small fom ly thank s to M Wa ke r of th e Sa u day at 67t Sou th F o St James Ray Parsons off Roc e REASON ABLE - 2 Brs good ne gh bo rhood n Walker Funera Home atld M ddleporl Oh o 0 ttl 4 p Boshon Road FA bath nat gas Pome oy Coli for oppo ntmen Rev Gr mm fu r na ce st orm dr s & FOUR Fo n ly Yard Sale Ju e 7 ONE d net e set eMceilent cond Ptlone 992 3097 The C 0 Fr ye F<1m1ly wmdows alummum s d ng and 8 at Oenn e H I es de ce o Two e d tables no chng baseme nt &lge lot Nov Rae e Oh a pa ss Sou he n o f que bed and buffet d esser H gh Schoo o Route 124 $8500 Phone 992 6092 Ch ld e s do hes ol all s zes GIBSON Deluxe F os f ee NEW LISTING - 2 level Bed sp eods cu to s d shes lots w1lh 4 Br home bath elrgera lo $1 00 CE Pot Notttes.s t: and seve a a he ten s 9 00 o I F A furna ce Ntce mod Scrubber d shwoshe green 111 4 00 k t w th range New 2 ca r RACI NE F e Depa tmen w I w th cuII ng board excellent garage paneled and o t hove o gu shoot Satu day at GARAGE Sole June 3 h u June co d o $1 50 PI one [614 ) furnace $ 17 000 5th North Ma n St Rutland 6 30 p n o the new bu ld ng 607 3330 0 985 3988 TUPPERS PLAINS - 4 Cl oth ng turn tu e range Sm h and Wesson Model 41 ott Bosho n Rood hood gas ong e sto m doo r Brs ranch home a ll have would Ike to bole hoy on she es auto• 22 col orge p slo new oys games and nany o he closets 1 z cera m1c baths n the11c n yaf (o Rd 18 Co I $180 f m 1970 Datsun 510 ens otl furna ce dm ng 2 car POMEROY - Wa k lo 992 7201afte 4 p n sedan fo co d I on uns garage level lot Askmg shop La ge 7 stor y frame CARPORT Sole Sotu day Ju ne 5 good $500 Pot belly s o.. e $65 NOW open Ia Bu s ness The 122 500 n ce k 1tchen 5 bedrooms 8 o I II 4 p m at No no E AI<C B to y Spa ef f eld Town KIn 120 East Mon S 2 HOUSES - Almost one H y~ell es dence CR 75 neo a ned fe no le ') yr $45 I 1 baths fu I basement Pomeroy Oh o Green we e acre One 9 rm house & one Vee ons Hasp tal at Pome oy Phone 9cn 7805 stor ms no yard to cut po nls ca ro m c suppl es efl 1c1ency apt Bath m Guns c ock fu n u e a $7 500 classes Monday Tuesday FARMALL M rec tor uns good q ue ~ collec or s le m Vo each all utI t es Large lot POMEROY 2 sto, y Weds and Fr day 10 t 112 p m new po nt fa r ubber $825 obb 1 dog for new house and garden lr a me J bedroom s ba th Eve ngs by oppo tment Co I Phone 992 5264 $16 500 carport sma l yard Roo f SIXFom ly Yard Sal e Fr day 10 00 992 5954 L ndo Mayer 12 ACRES Noce and s d ng almost new I It 4 00 Satu day 0 00 t II IN Dosh 23 channel CB om lm D&J s House of Fab1 [5 Sale - to np x ad a 6 I ock s e eo Call re ju venated 3 Brs new JU ST Sl 500 00 Men women s ch ld en s 2 make oom for new sh pmen t clo hes oil s zes sand pan 992 3965 balh b <eh kol Nal gas MIDDLEPORT Corne r of feb cs June 71h u 12 1m le F A furn ace and lots of I ngs d shes ewelry L a s of 1969 No"o 350 4 speed bock lot 4 bedrooms ba th S of M ddlepon StoleR 7 good garden land $29 500 n sc One four h n le north of v nyl lop chro me ms basement porches over 1 Beacon Cull Sto1 on on Rt 33 REASONABLE - 8 rms 'heode s ebu It e gne A 1 acre Needs so me work nea En le p se cond on $1 000 A so 1974 s 9 500 noce k1l 4 Brs 2 baths al l l<owa sok 100 $275 Phone uttltttes on co rn er lol TUPPERS PLAIN S - 2, YARD So e G o11e Wh le Fa n 992 7258 Middleport S8 500 Bosho n acres 1 story fram e house ' and Keno Rood BUSINESS A good Thu sday F day ond Sa turday Garage Nee ds repai r REAliSTIC C B 23 channel w h bus ness for a couple w th ASKI NG JU ST $5 500 co a e no $90 B rock house YARD So le 7 Fon ly Yard Sole a amb ton a nd gr t p oye w 1h two speoke $30 8 BUYER S WAITING FOR 3 3 local ons Ju e 5th ond 6 h 3 BUSINESS RENTALS I ack lor co w h F M ad o BR RA NCH TYPE 01 '.ler Bo ey Paul l fe ond ! $35 4 str ng enor gu to $15 In Pomeroy wtth good SALESMAN wan t ed lor HOMES AROUND $20 000 Bryon Herr s Success Rd Co Phone 992 755 1 rncome for the mvester TO S30000 TO SE LL CALL 1 es tabli shed bu stneB '" Rd 46 ARE YOU TOSSING NOW Pom er oy good sta rt1ng 1973 Hondo 350 four cyt nder Fam ty Yard Sole Tuppers YOUR MONEY AWAY ' salary must have good 4 Pia HENRY E CLELAND I ke new less tha n 2700 n les ns n he A bough Add t on BUY A HOME AND SAVE BROKER ond e1dros $895 or best oller persona lt y to meet the l June 7 6 and 9 f om 9 a m 1 II 4 IT CALL US FOR NOW 992 2259 or Phone 949 2181 publtc and will Iran Send p m Fo nformo t on phone • resume to P 0 Box Sl4, (614) 667 3933 3 speed stereo e)(ce at wc.Jd Pomeroy Oh o 4S769 ma hogany llenl cob p oynet ng cond a $50 [QI 992 2376 for One 9 man h old Herel o d bull col be eg ~ te ed Phone qq2 TO GIVE AWAY Me gs County 75J7 NOTICE OF ll ACRES FREE GAS - Modern I' >Story house 3 br Hu a 1e Soc ety has one mo le APPO INTMENT d n ng room f re place full basement n ce porches dog ned um s 1c about 10 Case No 21 820 o ths old 2 k lens about 8 and out bu ddmgs Lar g~ scen1c lake w th green grass Estat e of KEl LEY ' a hs o d one block one :md p ne trees around t Watch the large bass sw m GILMORE Deceased block and wh te Jus shots a d Not ce s I en~ by g vc n ha along n th e clear wa ter Pretty as a ptcture Prrced to Clara Bell e ~ ey o 1 1Q~ Pea wo n ng w II be fu n sl1od Co I sell 137 500 00 Stre e M dd epor Oh o ha s 992 5.427 aile 6 00 p m been du ty app o nt ed Ad ATTENTION COAL MINERS -56 acre modern 3 br m n st ratr x ol !h e Estat e of A KC Dober man P sctle pup Kell ey G lmore deceased P 4?$ 6 weeks old Shots o d house w th fi replace plent y of pasture farm ground at e of M dd cpor t Me gs wormed Coli (01 4) 533 0761 rr y apple and other fru 1t trees Mostly fenced wtth che Coun ly Oh o pond close to Dan v le Pr ce $3 1 900 2 Black Poodle pupp es mole Cred tors ar e requ r~d o $40 OneS be a Hu sk y mole f le the r cia ms w th sao f due ary w lh n four non hs Phone 992 7185 Sl2 800 -5 bedroo'll s 2 ba th ~ ext lg lt v rm porches Dated th s 25 th day o Mav gar nat ga s furn ace cbns hd wd fir s Lac Scout Rd 1976 n Chester Ma nn ng D II\ ebstcr Judge For Sale, Rent or Trade Cou rt of Common Pl eas Sll 000 w II buy modern home near fa rgrounds 2 Pro ba e D v so FOR Sale o rent bO~e 12 2 bed m bedrooms l1 vmg room kttchen bath garage 2 ca r (5) 28 (6) 4 11 31 c 0 mob le ha ne ge yord and You don t have to qu t your concrele b ock garage and garden spa ce n ce for small go den spo To ent $1 0 man lh pus I depos Pho e 7, 2 prase t JOb to tra n to dr ve a lam ly 3!22 lracta tnJ ter In only 7 to 8 I weekends PA RT TIME tra nmg 1 I 1971 J D 350 B l st house pos t (Saturdays & Sundays) a qual 90 ACRES VACANT LAND - Yo u wou ld know spnng 1 We5leyan Ho i ness Chu ch on fred clr ve can be earnmg 5 here when you see th s w de green va lley w th a runn ng through It fUSt perfect lor a large lake brook R• 14 3 wooded h !I s de lust cry ng for a cabtn Here s at less tha n $300 per acre scenery a nd sec lusion POMEROY 0 Wanted to Rent pe< Y'" aod "P l3week, n' CALL QUIC K I Ph m 2176 I WANllo rent dock space 0 Oh 0 FULL TIME res de lt tra n n ~ 11 ogram ) I s de oI r ve w th olec1 c ty I llnftrnlfiDnll I Phone 99< 6061 RE VCO Tractm Tra le< T" n WE NEED FARM LAND I Harvister I "" Inc w II Ira • you on mod l'lo.J ld E I en profess Olaf equipm ent 1 ptacemenl "' "'"" , 1"'w ea qutpmtrll 1 For Rent Call Jimmy Deem I Me Cui loch Chatn I " lab c upon' ad"al Ol fSaWS f MOBI Ehome odu s on ly Phone CA LL NOW I _.., __________ _J 992 5S35 Panersburg 4 22-40 80 949-2388 1 Busmess FranchiSe AI. TROMM CONST. HALLS SALVAGE TEAFORD 5 26 I mo Free est1mates on car pettng and tnstallaflon We II brrng samples to your hom e w1th no obltgattor! See how you can really save Mtke Young Manager Sales and lnsta llaflon Rt 3 Pomeroy Oh1o 45769 Phone day or n1ght 614 992 2206 1 to 1 '!)O Junk Ballertes $1 25 Motor Cast Clean $3 Per Hundred Copper 3Sc Car Bod1es Scrap Iron so RIDERS SALVAGE 51 Rl 124 Pomeroy Oh1o Phone 992 5468 Pets r---------------------, CENTRAL REALTY CO. Sale TRAIN FULL OR PART TIME i------------1 MEIGS I Eqtipment Co. I 1 I f SI!,OOO l - - RAINBOW AlOGE ( Bashan Area) LONC ROTTOM 61 4 OPEN Days and even mgs except Tues and Wed or by contilchng R Codner owner 5 21 l mo SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Pl1. ttz 2174 ,_ Complete Bridll FREE ESTIMATES lllown lnsulatton Servtces F nilnc ng An1lable Blown Into Willis & Attie~ STORM WINDOWS & OOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING SOFFITT GUTTERS AWNINGS And AnntNISIIJ Serviee fret Consultalton Ann's Bndal and Anntversary Services ,hont Anoa Bllcl...., H~3105 11011 Thonlll !192 2126 Wllh n 30 days of publi Cation n a newspaper In the affected county any person may also Ill Submit written comments el at ng to actions proposed act ons complamts or ve r fed co mpla nts (2) req uest a publ ic meetmg reg ard ing proposed act ons and or (3) request not ce of furt her act on s on proceed 1ngs F na t actions to ssue deny no d fy revoke or ren ew pe mlts I ce nses or van;:t nces lhat are not preceded by proposed act1ons ma y be appealed to the En v ronmenta l Board of Rev1ew Su te lOS 395 East Broad S reel Columbus Oh o 43216 All such f1na l act10ns are so de n! fl ed n th s no! ICe all o he r requ es ts fo r ad ud ca on he~r j ngs and other com muntcal10n s conc ernmg publ c hear in gs publ c me et ngs adrud1cat1on hear mgs complaints of any k nd and regu la! ons should he addressed to the Legal Rec ords Sect1on Oh10 EPA P o Box 1049 Columbus Oh o 43216 (6 14 1 466 6037 un ess otherw1se stated n pa I cular not ces al l other com municat ons includmg com ments on pr~posed ac ons and reques ts for public me e 1ngs shou ld be addressed e !he r to the New Sourc e A r or NPDES Permtt Records Sec t on wh lchever IS ap propnate at the Oh o EPA P 0 Box 1049 Columbus Oh o LARRY LAVENDER Syracuse Ohto Ph n2 3993 4 10 I mo 4-30-11110. ·'------ COINS CURRENCY SUPPLIES METAL DETECTORS Bu7, Sell or Trlde R&J COINS IIWS Merrv Mowers •uMond Ohio 742 !IJI R~pr Womslo! 491 Locust St Middleport Ohio 992 30f2 5 26 2 mo H-11110. Racine Plumbing &Heating Racine Oh1o Need new root or repa1red? House root barn shingles build up pa1nt1ng electrical work gutters & downspouts furnaces water heaters water softners mstalled & repa1red Sewa1e Call us at 9411 U82 or 949 2203 3 29 1 mo Sales & Sarv1ce 201310th Ave Parkersburg W Va 304 485 0386 614 423 6474 Alum1num Vmyt Steel Contrnuous GuHer Replacement Wmdowsand Doors Free Esttmates We recommend and Sail Quahty 59 76 Medtcal Oxygen and Suppltes f ARE AVAILABLE AT lWIN CITY MACHINE SHOP Is Your 1975 sed PB 8 821 Ponltac Venlura ~ dr 260 VB auto P S air baby blue Only m1les S39t5 oo "74 Olds Cullus Supreme 2 dr H T vinyl top "" low milage one owner IP7~ Ford Movorlck Grobber aula real good lillie cor Priced right 52195 00 $4295 00 CHECK and OOMPARE OUR QUALITY AND PRICES! ss ua nce of Cerl1f ca tiOn Rutland Oh o Issuance of Cert f1cat on lo r Step 2 construct on grant-4 v llage of R:ulland 6) d ltc JUNE SPECIAL 6 CANS OF RC •1.00+ Tax W1th any 54 00 pvrchose and lh1s od Good through 6 JO 76 DONEUI'S PillA Middleport Oh1o 992 6167 6 I 76 I month 'l BRADFORD Auslloneer Com " plete Ser11lce Phone 9~9 2~87 or 9-49 2COO Racme Oh1o Crilt Bradford ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR Sweepers toas ters 1rons aU small opphonces lawn mower next to Slate H1ghway Garage :, on Route 7 Phone (614) 985 3825 REMODELING Plumb ng heot.ng and ol types of general repa1r We k guaranteed 20 years ex per ence Phone 992 2409 D&o TREE Tnm~ ;;-g 20;e-o-n'"'.-.-per~enc e Insured free eshmates Coli 992 2384 or (614 )698 7257 Albany SEWING MACf11NE Repa1rs ser v ce oil mokes 992 2284 The Fab r c Shop Pomeroy Author zed S1nger Sales and Serv ce We s ha!_~en ~c ssors SAVE ON EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe wo rk dump trucks I .' ' CARPETING and lo boys for h1re w1ll haul f, I d rt top soil I mestone and gravel Call Bob or Roger Jet fers day phone 992 7089 n ght phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 Be a u111u I colors Do 11 Yourself save Rttular SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Mode rn 16 95 SQ and yd San lot1on 992 395-i or 992 2428 5q Yd WILL do roof ng. construction plumbmg and heatmg No rob too Iorge or too small Phone 12 or 15 FT 7<2 2,:.34c::8.c_._ EXCAVATI NG dozer backhoe gnd d tcher Charles R Hat Green go ld rtd blue rust f eld Back Hoe Servtce Do If yourself Wit h pad Rutla nd Oh o Phone7-42 2008 ding 17 95 sq yd GREG S CB SALES loco lox! ol Er W ttl Plddtng Installed wm s Gulf Service M1d se 95 square y1rd dlepo I Ohio Phone m 2438 CALL142 2211 -. -- -TA'LK TO EXCAVATING BACKHOES AND WENDELL GRATE DOZER LARGE AND SMALL CARPET CONSULTANT SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED BILL PULLINS PHONE 992 2AIB DAY OR NIGHT SEPTIC Systems Installed by I censed nstoller Shepard 742 2211 Rutland Contractors Phone 74:2 2409 501 NYLON -- RUTLAND FURNITURE 8 00 Ills 00 Thursday 8 ttl12 noon FRIDAY TIL 8 ln4 Otds Toronado Custom 1974 Ford Grand Torino 2 dr HT , aulo PS PB vmyt top extra nice one owner S319S 00 This " one of the cleanest cars tn town loaded S.l95 00 1974 Chev '~'• Ton Pickup long bed 4 speed 2 tone paint new GMC trade $31195 00 SOME GOOD OLDER MODELS 1970 Pont1ac Grand Pr1x $1595.00 1067 Chev Statton Wagon $595 00 $695 00 1968 Ford F100 Prckup 1995.00 1972 Butck Lesabre 4 dr 1969 L TO Ford 4 dr 1971 Cl!ev Nova 4 dr 6 cyl $895 00 $1895 00 Buy your nexl car from 'Your Friendly Dealer 'stop In ond gel a Prlendly deal from, Ceward C..lvert J D Slory B11t Nelson Wo don't only wont you as 1 customer we want you as a lnend "Your Friendly Dealer" Ohio Ph. IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT PROBATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY OHIO N THE MATTER OF S W~TTLEiiiENT OF AC CO UNTS PROBATE COURT ME IGS COUNTY OHIO Accounts and vouchers of he follow in g named I due aries have been f led n 1t1e Proba te Court Me gs County Ohio for approval and settlement CAS E NO 16 606 S x teenth Account of he Hun t ngton Nat anal Bank of Columbus Trustee of th e Trust created under the Last w II and Testament of Thomas A Mav Deceased CASE NO 20693 F onal Account of Larry L W1ley Ex ecutor of th e Estate of l;:t wren ce R W ley Dec eased CASE NO 21097 F rsl Current Account of Robert J Lew1s Guardian of th e Cuerdianshlp Es tate of Lil lia n -.~1 eff an Incompetent CAS E NO 2\561 F~r s t and F nat Accoun I of Larry L w ley Executor of the Estat e ot Thelma Blanche W1 ley Deceased CAS E NO 21 596 Ftrsl and F nat Account of M1ta J Woods Ex ecu trt x of th e Es tate of William J WOods Deceased CASE N O 2 \ 716 Ftrst antt F nat Account ot H Jo e Denison Admin istra tor of the Estate of Effie w Den1 son Deceased CA SE NO 21 717 F1rs t and F nal Acc ount of Margaret El e'l Winebrenner Executrix ot the Es tate of w tllam F N nebrenner Deceased Unless except1ons are f1l ed !hereto said accoun ts w111 be tor hearing before sa 1d Court on the \sf day of July 1976 at wh ich lim e sa id accounts wt lt be cons dered and contmued fro m day to day un t1t f natty d sposed of Any person mterested may 1 le written except1ons to said accounts or to m atlers per ta 1n1ng to the execution of the !rust not less than five days pr or to the date set fo r hear.ng Manning D Webster Judge common Pleas Court Probate Dtvls1on Me1gs County Oh10 161 4 llc • NOTICE All sharet1olders of th e Santa Fe Salt Company will lake notice that th e un ders gned has flied an ap plication to the Common P'tea s Court of Meigs County ~o~er9y Ohto 45 769 req estlng InstructiOns for dele m'lnotlon of the Identity of the shareholders of said books of the -..- - .. ·"- .. pany do not llty of the You are that the that all CARS 992-2174 Open_Eve!~~~s It's a mustang STAMPEDE At Dan Thompson Ford - more and more peopla are buyrng Mustangs, Prntosr Maverscks, Granadas, Torrnos, Elttes, L TDs and Ford Trucks, at lowest pnces anywhere, and htghest values, and stnce Milton Hood 1s back combtned wtth Clifford Young on parts, they are ftnd1ng best servtce You get a good deal and good deal more at Dan Thompson Ford 1973 CHEVROLET V8 .... • .. . ... .. .. ... 13945 Monte Carlo 2 dr hard lop sharp maroon with while top rad1o with tape player 1 For Soturdoy, June 5 1878 ARIES (Mirch 21 · Aprll 11) Before you grumble about a Job you resent doing today consider Its long range aspects It could pro"Ye to be very benettclal TAURUS (April 20-Miy 20) You II be generally fortunate to day except In finances Leave the long shots to thooe who like 10 gamble and are used to los ng GEMINI (Miy 21-Junl 20) Though a member ol your fami ly could cause some un necessary frustration today be the first to forgive so the maHer can be forgotten CANCER (JUM 21-July 22) Today keep everything out In the open You II only come to gnet by trying to repress lm portant but embarrassing facts LEO (July 23-Aug 22) An alternattve today may turn out to be your most fortunate choice 11 may not appear to be so at the time VIRGO (Aug 23·Sipl 22) There s nothing wrong with be lng ambit ous but have tun al the same ttme Don t pursue goals so doggedly yoo forget to live LIBRA (Sopl 23-0ct 23) You have a tendency today Ia create needless problems Fortunately you II be able to 1974 PLYMOUTH DUSTER ..................... 2995 6cyl 2dr H T power steering auto trans llkenew 12995 1974 MAVERICK 6 CYL ................... 4 dr sedan al r cond auto trans power steering nice .... ..... .... 14195 1975 FORD LTD V8. •... 4 dr sedan almost like the doy II was sold ....... DR. .. 1974 PINTO 4 One careful local owner 1974 FORD V8 TORINO 4 dr sedan A T P S one careful local owner .. HT BACK .... 1973 VOLKSWAGEN SQUARE Stal1on Wagon outo trans shows good care VW .. 2795 ' ... .... .... 1500 1 1974 FORD FOUR WHEEL DRIVE PICKUP... ..'3995 Shows good care 1 3495 1973 FORD LWB ECONOUNE VAN •••• One of nlcesl ones anywhere lh .. 13495 get out ot trouble as easily as you got Into It SCORPIO (Oct 24· Nov 22) Don t enter any arrangements today where you hope to get more than you re willing to give If you re generous the other party will reciprocate SA Gin ARIUS (Nov 23 Doc 21) An associate will try to take credit today for somelhlng you did His tactiCS will be to no avail You II get due praise CAPRICORN (Doc 22 J1n 1I) Don t be rash or foolish but I a calculated r sk Is called for today take I It may be well worth the effort AQUARIUS (Jin 20-Fob 11) II you keep your nose to the grindstone today the posalblll ty of gain looks very promising Opting lor pleasure will diminish your chances PISCES (Fob 20-MIICh 20) Steer clear ot domineering people today Pal around with someone with whom you can leel and act yourself -Your \11Birthday Mr and Mrs Emzle Davis the Albany Junior High 8th Parkersburg W Va , visited grade basketball team and thetr brothers Paul and cheerleaders their parents Wilham C P~k Other coach and friends guests at the Peek home Among the young people 111cluded Madge Blackwood, who graduated from Albany Usa Dye, Mr and Mrs High School on Sunday Arthur Crabtree George evemng were the following Dixon, William Culwell, from tilts community Connie local, and VIrginia Town Sue Akers, Steve Allen send Colwnbua Wllltam C Fraley, Steve Gillogly , Jim C Peck returned home from Reed Dale Rowley ParreU Holzer Medical Center this Slone and Jeffrey Jones past week Hemlock Grange will Uncoln Russell Wolfpen, present the literary program was a guest of his son m-law at Colwnbia Grange for the and daughter Mr and Mrs meeting on June 11 The Harold Gillogly and famtly Women s Activities Com Mr and Mrs Dwatne mittee of Colwnbla Grange Jordan and fanuly en wtll make donations to tertalned wtth a hayrtde and Friendly Hills State Grange wtener roast for members of Camp CARE proJect and \he ned net assets of NEWSPAPER ENTERPR IS8 ASSN t ticc>rporcotlon after ex p~;:y;:·~~~h~~l·d·~~~dlstrlbuted to u ot record as and the In fa ling 10 SCHOOL PLANNED ownership of Bible school wlll be con sher.es of stock on or before dueled at the Mtddleport that date sha ll be forever barred from any claim to the First United Presbyterian asserts 'Of the corporation Church Monday through • Bernard V Fultz Fnday from 9 to 11 30 a m ~ Rece iver Sa nta Fe Sail Company Th1s year a new class has P 0 Box 723 been added the youth class Porn eroy Oh1o 45769 for grades seven eight and ntne 151 14 21 26 (61 ' Or 1973 Nova 6 cyl , standard shift 2 dr , double sharp Was $2395 Now $2195 1974 Vega Hatchback GT, 4 cyl automatic, P S, clean Was $2195 Now $1995 1972 Ford Grande Torrno, 2 door hardtop Was $1695 Now $1495 1969 Ford 6 cyl , sland , 2 dr HT Was $495 Now$400 1969 Ford Custom 500 4 dr sedan Was $495 NowS400 1967 Camaro Was $425 Now$400 1971 Chevy 4 Or Was $1395 Now$1195 1970 Dodge 4 dr 6 cyl Was $695 Now$495 Stahon wtlh atr NowS2195 1970 Olevy 6 Cyl , standard long wtde bed Was $1195 Now $995 1971 Ford F 250 3/• ton. auto trans P S , P B with topper Was $2195 SNow $1895 1969 DODGE L1ke new finish lh TON PICKUP. '1395 MANY MORE SEE Freel Blaettnar, Melvrn Lrttle, or Pat Hill Open Eventngs T116 00 Except Thurs and Sat. Til5 00 @2:Ns QUAUTY Chester, 461 S. 3rd Mlddlyport Pomeroy Motor Co. 1975 CHEVROLET C. price SS295 Classic coupe less !han 1 000 miles deluxe belts llnled glass air conditioned deluxe bumpers & guards remote LH + RH mirrors ;oo <bbl VB AM radio & lape auxlllghllng comfortlll dark red and black vinyl roof like new - a rea l sharpie $1995 1973FORDTORINO 4 door VB automatic radio good radial tires blue finish clean Interior t973CHEVROLET S2895 Caprice Estate Wagon I owner tow mileage lull equipment Includes factory air dark green green vinyl Carpenter Personals Deaf Fund They will also have a donation for the Me1gs County Musewn and as a Bicentennial project will furniSh pictures and other articles from Columbia Township for the m111Jfum to show during the Reg'tta and Fourth of July showtng Anyone In the township havmg articles they would like to have shown my con tact Mrs Mendal Jordan Albany Rt 3 or call 698-2282 Mr and Mrs Lewis Smith visited Madge Blackwood at Mount St Marys Hospital in NelsonvUle Sunday afternoon and then called on Mr and Mrs Donald Jones In NelsonvUle later Jeffrey Gillogly, son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Gillogly suffered a broken collar bone In an acctdent at his horne on Sunday Mrs Annabelle Thomas and Mrs Freda Whetstone Colwnbus visited tlletr aunt Ida Denntson on Monday and she accompanted them to the • 13295 2 door, auto. trans • • '2295 dr., full power, an . • • • '1895 73 Olds Cul Sup. Coupe, power, atr • '3495 73 Chev. Monte Carlo, power, air • • • • • '2695 • 12295 72 Ponttac Catalina 4 Dr., atr • • • • '1995 72 Olds 98 4 door, full power, atr. • '2295 88 4 73 Olds 72 Olds Toronado, atrl V-roof. 72 Butck Elec. 225 HT Cpe., power air • '2495 72 Chev. Imp. 4 Door, V-8, auto., atr •• 11595 72 BuiCk LaSabre Cusl Con., atr , 12695 11695 72FOfdTonno Coupe, V-8auto.. 72 Olds 98 4 door, power &atr • 12295 • 72 Dodge 1 ton Stake, V·81 4 speed. 71 Olds Cutlass 4 dr., V-8, auto.. • • • '2295 • 11995 71 Ponttac Cal Coupe, power, air. • • 11095 HT Sed., pow. 1 atr. • 11495 71 AMC Hornet Sportabout Wag. • • • 11095 71 Chev. Impala 71 Butck Skylark HT Cpe. 1 atr • • • • • '1695 70 Olds 98 4 door, power, atr • • • • • 11095 70 Chi}Sier NY 4 Dr., PB, PS • • • • • • '995 • 1895 70 Chevelle Coupe, V-8, auto., PS •• , • 11395 70 Ford LTD Wagon, PB, PS, air. • • • 69 Chev. Nova 2 Dr., vmyl top ••••• , • '995 69 Olds Cul Sup. H.T., PB1 PS, atr •••• 1895 Transporter Bus, 3 seater •••• 11095 68 VW 68 Chev. Imp. Cus. Cpe. 1 V-8, auto.. 67 Olds • • 1595 • • 1395 88 HJ. Cpe., V-8 auto.. •• , • • • • '695 • •• 1395 76 Cadlllacs In Stock (1) Coupe DeVIlle (1) Eldorado (1) Sedan DeVIlle See one of these courteous salesmen Pete Burrrs, Lloyd Mclaughlin or Marvin Keebaugh 0 DAN THOMPSON FORD Phone 992-2196 74 Chev. Imp. 4 dr. H.T., power1 an. "You'll Uke Our Oualtty Way of Doing Business" 992 5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Open Evemngs Unttl' OO-Ttl6p m. Sat. RIGGS USED CARS Rt. 7 ••• 13495 Karr & Van Zandt Several other cars tn stock at Rtggs See Ray Rrggs or Roger Rtebel St Dodge Dart Swmger Cpe., auto. 65 Ford Country Sed. Wagon. • • 1973 Dodge 318 V 8 stand trans cond long wide bed Was $2295 Located on 75 66 Olds 88 4 Door, air TRUCKS TRUCKS 1974 FORD TON PICKUP........ ..... One half tone low mileage one owner June 5 1976 Activity behind the scenes wilt be of great benefit to you this coming year Someone tn fluentla l Is quietly pulling slrlngs In your behatt 1973 Bu1ck Centry, 2 dr, red w1lh vtnyl tnterlor, 112 Vinyl roof radial !tres P S , P B automatte Was $2895 Now $2695 1cJ12 Olds Delta 88 4dr HT, factory atr, P S, P B vinyl roof Was$1895 NowS1595 1971 Chevy Belarre, 4 dr atr P S P B vmyl roof Was $1195 Now $895 2795 .... .'2595 • '3695 74 AMC Hornet 1 1 .... 1995 1972 FORD LTD 4 DR. Brougham exceptlonBI m every way 1971 BUG Like new finish 1 71 Cadillac Eldorado Cpe. 1 power, an Coupe. 1971 Ford Thunderbird 2 Dr automatic. P S , P B , factory air tilt wheel cleanest 71 around Was $1895 Now$1695 1972 Vega 4 cyl • factory air Hatchback $1595 ... . . 1 1971 FORD V8 LID • .. .. 1795 2dr hardtop P S P B AT vinyl roof beaulllul white and black vinyl roof sharp 73 Cadtllac Cpe. DeVde, power, air ••• 14295 69 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power atr • • • '1795 76 Olds Cutlass S Coupe1 atr. • • • • • 15295 1974 Mercury Montego MX 4 dr factory a1r P S P B vtnyl roof Was $3294 Now$2995 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No Zl829 Estate of Mary C Hoffman Deceased No t ce s h~ re by g tv en that Maqone A Goett of 830 East Ma n Street Pomeroy has been du ly appo.nted Ac:l mln1stratr x WWA of the Estate of Mary C Hoffman deceased tate of Box 31 Chester Me ~s County Oh o Cred tors are required to file the1r cla 1ms wlfh sa1d fldu c ary w th in three months Dat ed th1s 1st day of June 1976 Mann1ng D Webster Judge (6) • 11 18 31c 75 Cadtllac Cpe. DeVtlle, fact an •••• 17600 1973 Burck Regal 2 Dr , wh ite with white vmyl roof factory air P S P B , hit wheel AM FM stereo cruise control chrome reverse wheel s wtth radial ttres Sharp Was $3695 Now $3495 1972 Bu1ck Rtvtera , Sport Coupe bronze metallic white brown vinyl roof. factory air P S P B cruise cpntrol tilt steertng wheel factory tape, 6 way power seats double sharp Was $3195 Now $3095 SMITH NELSON MOTORS PomenJy, USED CARS 1974 Monte Carlo, fa ctory air automalte P S. P B vtnyl roof beautiful green finish Was $4195 00 Now $3995 432 16 17 Cole Street Pomeroy Oh1o 45769 Telephone (614) 992 3768 We Dehver 4 25 I mo ------------ Probate DIVISion II 18 lie PUBLIC NOTICE county Meigs r ne follOWing tlocumenrs were rece ved or prepared by the Oh iO Env ironm ental Protec t on A~~Jency during the Week anyon e p ev ous aggneved or adverse(y af tected by Issuance den al mod t~eat1on revocation or ren ewal of any perm1t (s) 1 cense(s) or var ance(s ) may request an adJudicatiOn hear ng by wr itten request pu sua n t to Ohio Re'Y lsed Code sec on 3745 07 w lhln th irty 301 da ys of th e directors proposed action to 1ssue or deny such docum ents That s at ute does not pro"Ytde for hear ng requests to the OEPA on ap pllcattons complaints ve nted co mp la nh orders or t na l act tOns SALES& RENTAL Travel Tra tlers Tues, Wed 1975 Muslang II 2 dr H T 14 500 m les exc cond $3350 negot able good -!!!_one ng avo table Ph 992 7101 1972 Ford one holf ton ~ ckup $1350 Coli (614 )378 6349 1966 Che"Velle Mol bu 2 dr h 1 V 8 automatiC rod o $500 May be seen offer 5 p m ot Che51er Coll (b~4)9~_:J5~-1q73 Monte Carlo s lver low ml eoga e~Ccellenl cond tlon Phone 992 2035 or 992 2971 1973 Olds Cutlass Supreme 31 000 miles $3300 excellent cond I on Phone (61-i) 843 2621 Summer of Sale Sfi 1968 Skyline tro ler 12)(60 and land 3 bedrm ve y good cond I on $8 000 Phone 992 5491 or 992 5972 1969 Schultz mob1le homes 12x 60 good cond t on Phone 742 3018 kiNGSBURY has several used mob1le tlo mes fo sole Some ' late models 12 ft wide and some 8 ft w de homes con be seen a 1100 East Mo n St Kingsbury Homes Pomeroy Oh a C osed Sunday ond Memonal Day 1966 12x65 Vndole 3 bedrm mob le home w th e~epondo Portly furmshed Phone 992 2821 0 ' 992 2437 1970 Commun ly Caravan 12x52 1 bedrm good cond han Phone (6 4)985 4294 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT case No 11 772 Estate of Bern1ce Darst Deceased No t ce Is hereby given thai w 11 am 011rst of M am 1sbvrg Oh o has been duly appointed exec utor of the Estate of sern ce Darst deceased late of Me gs County Ohio cred1tors are requ.red to 1 f:' their claims w1th :sa1d t cr4c ary within three mon ths Da ted tbls lsi day of June ing 0 Webster Judge "'Ma nncourt common Pleas CODNER'S CAMPERS Candy Stripe • ' r----------, Siding Center WANTED • u- The DaUySentmel,~dtdle:r~=~~~=~:r:~:..-!!~---~---:~~--~-. . ., 99'1 3495 am c e p ed un wh e tom co Salem Center Cemetery Friends here have learned of the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Herb Wolfe of Frankfort, Ohio The famtly lived In the Bob Mattox Mobile horne for someUme and have a daughter, Bl!th Ann Grand parents Include Rev and Mrs David Wh(te now of Frankfort, also Rev White was pastor of the Albany Methodist Charge, Including Temple Church for several years Young people from this community who were members of the eighth grade graduating clalliT at Albany Junior High on Tuesday evening included Forrest Blncker, Phillip Byrd, Mark Gillogly Bonita Harvey George Hess , Wtlladean Howery Bryan Jordan Ralph Jordan, Jo Ann Me Whorter, Deborah Miller Deborah Peters, David Ray John Stout, Wallace Tom Zera Tom and Billy Joe Trou( Mr and Mrs Tom Cassell, Ada vlstted with her parents Mr and Mrs Clay Jordan Servtces were held at the Albany United Methodist Church for Mrs Hazel Burke who dted at 0 Bleness Memorial Hospital In Athens The Burke family moved to tltts community more than 30 years ago and have been very active in lhe Church of God of Prophecy here Her husband, Rev Dolphus Burke, Sr preceded her in death m 1958 and a son Billy wss killed m an accident several years ago She Is survived by seven sons Ollie B and Donald Hebron and Ctnclnnatl Roger Charleston W Va Paul Birmingham Ala Dolphus Jr and James W local and two daughters Phyllis Knowlton Albany and Carol Ann Greer Warner 28 grandRobbins Ga children , five great grandchildren two brothers and three siSters Services were conducted by Rev Glen Lambert and Rev Alfred Havens with burial in School Lot Cemetery under the dtrecUon of Bigony..Jordan Funeral Home of Albany Mr and Mrs Mendal Jordan spent saturday and Sunday attending an 01\lo State Grange Deputies Conference at Friendly H!Us St,ate Grange Camp near Za1tesvtlle Ohio State " Grange Master, James Ross and State Junior Director Mary Ross, along wt tit other State Grange officers outlined activities for the 1976-77 grange year The National Grange Sewing Contest was judged for state winners An auction for the Grange Camp was held on Saturday evening and Rev Bob WeUs, Oh(o State Grange Chaplain, held services on Sunday morning for the group There were about 160 grangers present Langsville News Notes Mr and Mrs Blair Cadwallader spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Alpha Barr and attended the almnnl banquet at Rutland Other Sunday guests of Mrs Barr were Mr and Mrs Larry Barr David and Michelle and Mr and Mrs Mike Barr Mr and Mrs Dtck Ritter and girls of Fort Knox, Ky returned home after spending a week with her parents, Mr and Mrs Bernard Ledlle Mr and Mrs Kay Ben seater and family of Sygnet, Ohio spent the weekend With her mother, Mr and Mrl1 Les Damewood of SyraCUJe 0 and attended the alumni banquet Mr and Mrs Charles Sigman and family spent the weekend here With relatives and attended the alumni banquet Others here for the almnnl were Fred MiliTia Newark 0 and Ralph Ward of Coltlllbus, Mildred &we Hoyt ol Reynoldsburg , 0 , Mrs J111e (Dunfee) ilylll!ll and Helen Williamson of Columbus Mr and Mrl1 Roland Stile• of Colmnbwr Is spending a lew days at tlielr h 1111e In LangsvUie Mr and Mrs Ronald Ball of Hamden, 0 visited her sister Mrs Elvira Barr Saturday afternoon Mra Dorothy Hanley visited her sister-in law, Florence Nelson Satll'day Mr and Mrs Duane Birr and son, Shawn, were S111day dinner gueata of his mother, Mrs Alpha Barr Mrs Dorothy Hanley called on Mrs Alpha Barr SIU!day afternoon �10 - 1he DatlySentmel MtddlepOrt Pomeroy 0 Frtday June4 1976 Lost and Found WANT AD S INFORMATION LOST DEADLINES PM Ony Be t on• Pub! c a on Mo nd a y D ead t nc q Volley 5 n Rose ewo d answer s to the one o l Sow Boll Ph lO ST wedd ng 1 ng e g oved o ns d e Sus e and Jo t Mo d'l 3 91 5o t Sy ocuseCe l e tey P e G ove Ce mete y a Beec h C 1ove Cemetery Pho 1e 949 Can c el a o n Cor ee l ons w 1 be 9 " m O& y o t P ub ! ca on REGULATIONS l ht Pub! she r re se rves nf' r q tl o ed or r e tec 21 10 Help Wanted w 11 no t)e res pons be l orn ore han on e ncor rec 4 I OiJSew ves 4 hour s po day 4 RATES lay s pe week $4 00 pe hou For n te rv aw ca l 992 7269 n sc r on Fo r Wan! 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Pho e (614) 772 S669 260 E Mo St Ch II colhe Oh o 45601 REGISTERED Angus herd Phone 9'12 2789 1968 Nov a 6 cyl nder S 75 Fuel o heo e $75 PI o e 742 176q FARMALL Supe C cu I voto s plows d sk co n plo ter No 2500 mowe McCorm ck No 2 hoy rand 1oner No 250 Phooe (614 )378 6205 ARISTRO c of boot 16 f I be gloss 75 h p Jo h son nao I u ler very good co d t o Phone 992 2941 o 992 2689 FUR N ruRE and househo d ems Co11992 7471 HARLEY chopper mota cycle $1 300 Phone 949 2070 KIMBALL p o o I ke new Call 742 3092 Real Estate for Sale Business Services 3 01 ~ bedrrn home or, 1 ocn ound I m le south of Ct e!>le on Rt 7 Fom ly ond I v ng room d n ng oom bu It n k I chfln oil corpe1ed full s 1e basement ond garage city r-:;:-----=------... wole nolu,ol go• Seen by Congratulations opp Coli (614)985 38•2 4 ROOMS lololly lu "•hed on GradUBtel Lncoln Hgts excellenl shape Let DONELLI'S mike tht 1u ~t needs pan Lorge k !chen pin' for your after Iorge base ne n $10 900 graduat1onparty Callus At Phone 992 7648 m 6167 ond we will mokt 2 bed m large mode n k 1chen your party something to new cab nels fully carpeted remember Check our I a ler hookup on the lot pr~rty rates Phone q92 37 14 LARGE bu ld og fo, lol SUIT ABLE Donelll's Pizza ,o, 3 o, mo. hom•• ho• c v lddleport, Ohio wale and son lory sowoge Phone 992 5786 Open 4 p m dolly Closed oil doy Mondoys ROOMY 7 yr old one s ory wood L-.....;.c..;.;;.;..;..;;......;,..:,_c..;.;..;..;.:..;._.J f orne two bedrm home located be ween Cool11 lie ond , . . . - - - - ' - - - - - - - ; Tuppers Pia ns One acre lot SWIMMING two co garage Cl y water gos heat ho dwo .:> d fl oors POOLS corpetd I v ng room n ce v ew $21 000 Phone (614)667 3SJ9 Above and below ground 6 spac ous ooms remodeled pool kits for the do 11 yourself miln n ce yo d Phone 9n 7394 All pool 5upphes available, DR CLUFF house N 2nd Avenue too M dd epon $22 500 2 one lou th acres w th lo ge fram e ho u ~ e on Rl 681 2 !i n les w ~ts of fuppe s Pia ns $4 900 Call Noble Summrl Rd 992 2720 M1ddleport 7 m house w h ba h pori y PHON E 9'12 5724 co peted new furnace ho s 31 mo wo er healer Iorge lot on Ln coin H II Phone 992 2071 3 or es 1 B niles on County Rood 4 Out of De,der Phone (614} Aluminum Siding, 982 4123 Rooftngl Gutters, 2 bedrm !lome fully !urn shed c ose o school and shopp1ng Patnting and Repatr nqu e 894 Pea I St M d dleporl Oh o The Complete GEORGE F eeland property fo Remodeling Servtce sole Shown by oppo nlmen t For Your Home Sy a use A Ia ge home on Ash Street n Mddlepor fa so le or rode lor s nail er home Phone 992 7797 Rutland 742 2J2B Aft Work Guaranteed 3 bed n house n M ddlepo rl Free Es1tmates near Po k Sw nm ng poo and s o es Phone 992 7667 5-l I mo. FOR SALE 15 acres w lh n ce B ,.----------~ m and both 3 bed m home newly emodeled 2 cor go age rural woler gas well a I m nero! gh s $34 000 Pho e 742 2336 HOUSE FOR SALE 15 m es lrom Pomeroy 3 BR onc h 2 baths DRonto edwood deck FR w lh Htgh prrces for scrap woodburn ng I replace II ~d 4 autos motors and s o age bu ld ng on 1 acre lo other meta Is Phone $27 000 Phoo e (6 <)667 3862 992 2228 Monday thru Frtday 8 3 Saturday 8 12 g D. BUMGARDNER F YOU I ave a serv ce to off er wa t o buv o se I some 1h ng COLL NS I lov y n m o y of our a e look g Ia wo k o Dec Mo he Cia o A Col ns whoteve you I ge l resul s who possed away Ju e 3 lase w h a Sent el Wo Ad 1970 Coli 992 2156 rhousond hough ts at 0 e 50 deo COM PLET E sell out bed oo , Bustnm Opportuntttes ~ e an que Je ny l d bed Oft en b gs o ny ao s ng e bed o que d shes fhough s go bock o scenes ong past c o I g sl oes S[ te ns 3 YO UNG abb ts $2 00 Ca ll (614 ) T ne o Is o but 1 e no e.s est Fan ly So e hu sdoy Fr day 378 6261 Reeds" Ue Oh a Sadly n ssed by Dougl e s a d Sa turday off R 24 a AVAILABLE La gsv I e tu o l e Dex le La ena R ce Fl ore ce l Rood 10 to low s g ~ 1 le MeDon el Be n ce V Pou ey IMMEDIATELY TURF TRIM Iran longsv I e PUSH MOWERS IN POMEROY GARAGE Sale Ju e ') hru 5 I Card of Thanks 30 3 HP B& S Eng MIDDLEPORT 0 00 across I o n ball I eld M ne sv I e $89 95 AREA l HE Ian y of James 0 Abies For agg resstve tndtVIdua I w shes to ex p ess tl e honks YARD Sole Tf u sda y F day a d TURF TILL who IS Wllltng to work long o Huck g Vol ey Hasp to anq Sa u day 9 00 t H do k No th staff the He le a dB ow hour s to r good prof Is o RI 7 up f om K ngs A s TILLERS ond Ew ng Fune al Ho es he Sma ll mv estm ent requ1red YARD Sale o Sieve Cleland s 3/> HP B&SEng Reverend E H Mort n songs res de ce Roc ne A e nov g - $2 000 For det ads and by Mr James Be ley f oral of $ 163 95 mterv1ew ca ll Mr Adam s and hove ossa ted ems le ngs k nd ess from f ends I l04 375 4893 eve nmg s lhu sdoy F day o d Salu day n ou 1 me of so ow POMEROY LANDMARK The Abies Fo n ly YARD Sale d shes oys fu tu e 'f.- J ac k W Carsey Mgr and cloth g Mo11 ng ou1 of KorSale lawn F ed lew s es dence il!!llii..a Phone 991 2181 676 South Fou h M ddlepo 4 fl Glast o boo t 35 h p V1rg11 B Sr Realtor THANKS! Solurday Ju ne 5 sto 1 ng at 11 Ev n ude (elec s ort) a er all 11 0 Mee han c Pomeroy 0 a n ace bes t olfer Al so 8 000 BTU Phone 992 J32S We would I kc to thank all a r cond I o or {Adm al) best 5 Fa r1 ly Yo d Sal e F day o d NEW LISTING-2 Y" old offer Pho e (614 ) 378 6307 our lr ends ne ghbon. and Sa urdoy 23B Condo S 9 7 rms 3 Brs 212 baths lge re la t ve 5 lor all II e r o n I 1\ 4 p Cloth ng ant OLDER e nodeled oil elec 3 6 oom house ve ry well kepi 3 lam ly rm w th ftreplace k ndn ess a nd s ympathy qu es books some fu lu e bed s node n k !chen wol bed 1 oms $12 500 Co 1 N1ce k1t w th dbl oven 1hey showed us ave th e n sc e m~ Some I ng Ia 992 50 11 a wall co pel H W lloors tul range d n ng sun deck everyo e base nen t new gas !u ace loss of ou r son and brothe JUST I es h Gue nse y m lk cow cen tra l a r & hea t 2 car s all o to now deal Ia Clyde Dov d Frye Spec' YARD So le r u sday Fr day o d w th co I $350 f n Con oct garage on one ac re $38 500 older coup le or small fom ly thank s to M Wa ke r of th e Sa u day at 67t Sou th F o St James Ray Parsons off Roc e REASON ABLE - 2 Brs good ne gh bo rhood n Walker Funera Home atld M ddleporl Oh o 0 ttl 4 p Boshon Road FA bath nat gas Pome oy Coli for oppo ntmen Rev Gr mm fu r na ce st orm dr s & FOUR Fo n ly Yard Sale Ju e 7 ONE d net e set eMceilent cond Ptlone 992 3097 The C 0 Fr ye F<1m1ly wmdows alummum s d ng and 8 at Oenn e H I es de ce o Two e d tables no chng baseme nt &lge lot Nov Rae e Oh a pa ss Sou he n o f que bed and buffet d esser H gh Schoo o Route 124 $8500 Phone 992 6092 Ch ld e s do hes ol all s zes GIBSON Deluxe F os f ee NEW LISTING - 2 level Bed sp eods cu to s d shes lots w1lh 4 Br home bath elrgera lo $1 00 CE Pot Notttes.s t: and seve a a he ten s 9 00 o I F A furna ce Ntce mod Scrubber d shwoshe green 111 4 00 k t w th range New 2 ca r RACI NE F e Depa tmen w I w th cuII ng board excellent garage paneled and o t hove o gu shoot Satu day at GARAGE Sole June 3 h u June co d o $1 50 PI one [614 ) furnace $ 17 000 5th North Ma n St Rutland 6 30 p n o the new bu ld ng 607 3330 0 985 3988 TUPPERS PLAINS - 4 Cl oth ng turn tu e range Sm h and Wesson Model 41 ott Bosho n Rood hood gas ong e sto m doo r Brs ranch home a ll have would Ike to bole hoy on she es auto• 22 col orge p slo new oys games and nany o he closets 1 z cera m1c baths n the11c n yaf (o Rd 18 Co I $180 f m 1970 Datsun 510 ens otl furna ce dm ng 2 car POMEROY - Wa k lo 992 7201afte 4 p n sedan fo co d I on uns garage level lot Askmg shop La ge 7 stor y frame CARPORT Sole Sotu day Ju ne 5 good $500 Pot belly s o.. e $65 NOW open Ia Bu s ness The 122 500 n ce k 1tchen 5 bedrooms 8 o I II 4 p m at No no E AI<C B to y Spa ef f eld Town KIn 120 East Mon S 2 HOUSES - Almost one H y~ell es dence CR 75 neo a ned fe no le ') yr $45 I 1 baths fu I basement Pomeroy Oh o Green we e acre One 9 rm house & one Vee ons Hasp tal at Pome oy Phone 9cn 7805 stor ms no yard to cut po nls ca ro m c suppl es efl 1c1ency apt Bath m Guns c ock fu n u e a $7 500 classes Monday Tuesday FARMALL M rec tor uns good q ue ~ collec or s le m Vo each all utI t es Large lot POMEROY 2 sto, y Weds and Fr day 10 t 112 p m new po nt fa r ubber $825 obb 1 dog for new house and garden lr a me J bedroom s ba th Eve ngs by oppo tment Co I Phone 992 5264 $16 500 carport sma l yard Roo f SIXFom ly Yard Sal e Fr day 10 00 992 5954 L ndo Mayer 12 ACRES Noce and s d ng almost new I It 4 00 Satu day 0 00 t II IN Dosh 23 channel CB om lm D&J s House of Fab1 [5 Sale - to np x ad a 6 I ock s e eo Call re ju venated 3 Brs new JU ST Sl 500 00 Men women s ch ld en s 2 make oom for new sh pmen t clo hes oil s zes sand pan 992 3965 balh b <eh kol Nal gas MIDDLEPORT Corne r of feb cs June 71h u 12 1m le F A furn ace and lots of I ngs d shes ewelry L a s of 1969 No"o 350 4 speed bock lot 4 bedrooms ba th S of M ddlepon StoleR 7 good garden land $29 500 n sc One four h n le north of v nyl lop chro me ms basement porches over 1 Beacon Cull Sto1 on on Rt 33 REASONABLE - 8 rms 'heode s ebu It e gne A 1 acre Needs so me work nea En le p se cond on $1 000 A so 1974 s 9 500 noce k1l 4 Brs 2 baths al l l<owa sok 100 $275 Phone uttltttes on co rn er lol TUPPERS PLAIN S - 2, YARD So e G o11e Wh le Fa n 992 7258 Middleport S8 500 Bosho n acres 1 story fram e house ' and Keno Rood BUSINESS A good Thu sday F day ond Sa turday Garage Nee ds repai r REAliSTIC C B 23 channel w h bus ness for a couple w th ASKI NG JU ST $5 500 co a e no $90 B rock house YARD So le 7 Fon ly Yard Sole a amb ton a nd gr t p oye w 1h two speoke $30 8 BUYER S WAITING FOR 3 3 local ons Ju e 5th ond 6 h 3 BUSINESS RENTALS I ack lor co w h F M ad o BR RA NCH TYPE 01 '.ler Bo ey Paul l fe ond ! $35 4 str ng enor gu to $15 In Pomeroy wtth good SALESMAN wan t ed lor HOMES AROUND $20 000 Bryon Herr s Success Rd Co Phone 992 755 1 rncome for the mvester TO S30000 TO SE LL CALL 1 es tabli shed bu stneB '" Rd 46 ARE YOU TOSSING NOW Pom er oy good sta rt1ng 1973 Hondo 350 four cyt nder Fam ty Yard Sole Tuppers YOUR MONEY AWAY ' salary must have good 4 Pia HENRY E CLELAND I ke new less tha n 2700 n les ns n he A bough Add t on BUY A HOME AND SAVE BROKER ond e1dros $895 or best oller persona lt y to meet the l June 7 6 and 9 f om 9 a m 1 II 4 IT CALL US FOR NOW 992 2259 or Phone 949 2181 publtc and will Iran Send p m Fo nformo t on phone • resume to P 0 Box Sl4, (614) 667 3933 3 speed stereo e)(ce at wc.Jd Pomeroy Oh o 4S769 ma hogany llenl cob p oynet ng cond a $50 [QI 992 2376 for One 9 man h old Herel o d bull col be eg ~ te ed Phone qq2 TO GIVE AWAY Me gs County 75J7 NOTICE OF ll ACRES FREE GAS - Modern I' >Story house 3 br Hu a 1e Soc ety has one mo le APPO INTMENT d n ng room f re place full basement n ce porches dog ned um s 1c about 10 Case No 21 820 o ths old 2 k lens about 8 and out bu ddmgs Lar g~ scen1c lake w th green grass Estat e of KEl LEY ' a hs o d one block one :md p ne trees around t Watch the large bass sw m GILMORE Deceased block and wh te Jus shots a d Not ce s I en~ by g vc n ha along n th e clear wa ter Pretty as a ptcture Prrced to Clara Bell e ~ ey o 1 1Q~ Pea wo n ng w II be fu n sl1od Co I sell 137 500 00 Stre e M dd epor Oh o ha s 992 5.427 aile 6 00 p m been du ty app o nt ed Ad ATTENTION COAL MINERS -56 acre modern 3 br m n st ratr x ol !h e Estat e of A KC Dober man P sctle pup Kell ey G lmore deceased P 4?$ 6 weeks old Shots o d house w th fi replace plent y of pasture farm ground at e of M dd cpor t Me gs wormed Coli (01 4) 533 0761 rr y apple and other fru 1t trees Mostly fenced wtth che Coun ly Oh o pond close to Dan v le Pr ce $3 1 900 2 Black Poodle pupp es mole Cred tors ar e requ r~d o $40 OneS be a Hu sk y mole f le the r cia ms w th sao f due ary w lh n four non hs Phone 992 7185 Sl2 800 -5 bedroo'll s 2 ba th ~ ext lg lt v rm porches Dated th s 25 th day o Mav gar nat ga s furn ace cbns hd wd fir s Lac Scout Rd 1976 n Chester Ma nn ng D II\ ebstcr Judge For Sale, Rent or Trade Cou rt of Common Pl eas Sll 000 w II buy modern home near fa rgrounds 2 Pro ba e D v so FOR Sale o rent bO~e 12 2 bed m bedrooms l1 vmg room kttchen bath garage 2 ca r (5) 28 (6) 4 11 31 c 0 mob le ha ne ge yord and You don t have to qu t your concrele b ock garage and garden spa ce n ce for small go den spo To ent $1 0 man lh pus I depos Pho e 7, 2 prase t JOb to tra n to dr ve a lam ly 3!22 lracta tnJ ter In only 7 to 8 I weekends PA RT TIME tra nmg 1 I 1971 J D 350 B l st house pos t (Saturdays & Sundays) a qual 90 ACRES VACANT LAND - Yo u wou ld know spnng 1 We5leyan Ho i ness Chu ch on fred clr ve can be earnmg 5 here when you see th s w de green va lley w th a runn ng through It fUSt perfect lor a large lake brook R• 14 3 wooded h !I s de lust cry ng for a cabtn Here s at less tha n $300 per acre scenery a nd sec lusion POMEROY 0 Wanted to Rent pe< Y'" aod "P l3week, n' CALL QUIC K I Ph m 2176 I WANllo rent dock space 0 Oh 0 FULL TIME res de lt tra n n ~ 11 ogram ) I s de oI r ve w th olec1 c ty I llnftrnlfiDnll I Phone 99< 6061 RE VCO Tractm Tra le< T" n WE NEED FARM LAND I Harvister I "" Inc w II Ira • you on mod l'lo.J ld E I en profess Olaf equipm ent 1 ptacemenl "' "'"" , 1"'w ea qutpmtrll 1 For Rent Call Jimmy Deem I Me Cui loch Chatn I " lab c upon' ad"al Ol fSaWS f MOBI Ehome odu s on ly Phone CA LL NOW I _.., __________ _J 992 5S35 Panersburg 4 22-40 80 949-2388 1 Busmess FranchiSe AI. TROMM CONST. HALLS SALVAGE TEAFORD 5 26 I mo Free est1mates on car pettng and tnstallaflon We II brrng samples to your hom e w1th no obltgattor! See how you can really save Mtke Young Manager Sales and lnsta llaflon Rt 3 Pomeroy Oh1o 45769 Phone day or n1ght 614 992 2206 1 to 1 '!)O Junk Ballertes $1 25 Motor Cast Clean $3 Per Hundred Copper 3Sc Car Bod1es Scrap Iron so RIDERS SALVAGE 51 Rl 124 Pomeroy Oh1o Phone 992 5468 Pets r---------------------, CENTRAL REALTY CO. Sale TRAIN FULL OR PART TIME i------------1 MEIGS I Eqtipment Co. I 1 I f SI!,OOO l - - RAINBOW AlOGE ( Bashan Area) LONC ROTTOM 61 4 OPEN Days and even mgs except Tues and Wed or by contilchng R Codner owner 5 21 l mo SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Pl1. ttz 2174 ,_ Complete Bridll FREE ESTIMATES lllown lnsulatton Servtces F nilnc ng An1lable Blown Into Willis & Attie~ STORM WINDOWS & OOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING SOFFITT GUTTERS AWNINGS And AnntNISIIJ Serviee fret Consultalton Ann's Bndal and Anntversary Services ,hont Anoa Bllcl...., H~3105 11011 Thonlll !192 2126 Wllh n 30 days of publi Cation n a newspaper In the affected county any person may also Ill Submit written comments el at ng to actions proposed act ons complamts or ve r fed co mpla nts (2) req uest a publ ic meetmg reg ard ing proposed act ons and or (3) request not ce of furt her act on s on proceed 1ngs F na t actions to ssue deny no d fy revoke or ren ew pe mlts I ce nses or van;:t nces lhat are not preceded by proposed act1ons ma y be appealed to the En v ronmenta l Board of Rev1ew Su te lOS 395 East Broad S reel Columbus Oh o 43216 All such f1na l act10ns are so de n! fl ed n th s no! ICe all o he r requ es ts fo r ad ud ca on he~r j ngs and other com muntcal10n s conc ernmg publ c hear in gs publ c me et ngs adrud1cat1on hear mgs complaints of any k nd and regu la! ons should he addressed to the Legal Rec ords Sect1on Oh10 EPA P o Box 1049 Columbus Oh o 43216 (6 14 1 466 6037 un ess otherw1se stated n pa I cular not ces al l other com municat ons includmg com ments on pr~posed ac ons and reques ts for public me e 1ngs shou ld be addressed e !he r to the New Sourc e A r or NPDES Permtt Records Sec t on wh lchever IS ap propnate at the Oh o EPA P 0 Box 1049 Columbus Oh o LARRY LAVENDER Syracuse Ohto Ph n2 3993 4 10 I mo 4-30-11110. ·'------ COINS CURRENCY SUPPLIES METAL DETECTORS Bu7, Sell or Trlde R&J COINS IIWS Merrv Mowers •uMond Ohio 742 !IJI R~pr Womslo! 491 Locust St Middleport Ohio 992 30f2 5 26 2 mo H-11110. Racine Plumbing &Heating Racine Oh1o Need new root or repa1red? House root barn shingles build up pa1nt1ng electrical work gutters & downspouts furnaces water heaters water softners mstalled & repa1red Sewa1e Call us at 9411 U82 or 949 2203 3 29 1 mo Sales & Sarv1ce 201310th Ave Parkersburg W Va 304 485 0386 614 423 6474 Alum1num Vmyt Steel Contrnuous GuHer Replacement Wmdowsand Doors Free Esttmates We recommend and Sail Quahty 59 76 Medtcal Oxygen and Suppltes f ARE AVAILABLE AT lWIN CITY MACHINE SHOP Is Your 1975 sed PB 8 821 Ponltac Venlura ~ dr 260 VB auto P S air baby blue Only m1les S39t5 oo "74 Olds Cullus Supreme 2 dr H T vinyl top "" low milage one owner IP7~ Ford Movorlck Grobber aula real good lillie cor Priced right 52195 00 $4295 00 CHECK and OOMPARE OUR QUALITY AND PRICES! ss ua nce of Cerl1f ca tiOn Rutland Oh o Issuance of Cert f1cat on lo r Step 2 construct on grant-4 v llage of R:ulland 6) d ltc JUNE SPECIAL 6 CANS OF RC •1.00+ Tax W1th any 54 00 pvrchose and lh1s od Good through 6 JO 76 DONEUI'S PillA Middleport Oh1o 992 6167 6 I 76 I month 'l BRADFORD Auslloneer Com " plete Ser11lce Phone 9~9 2~87 or 9-49 2COO Racme Oh1o Crilt Bradford ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR Sweepers toas ters 1rons aU small opphonces lawn mower next to Slate H1ghway Garage :, on Route 7 Phone (614) 985 3825 REMODELING Plumb ng heot.ng and ol types of general repa1r We k guaranteed 20 years ex per ence Phone 992 2409 D&o TREE Tnm~ ;;-g 20;e-o-n'"'.-.-per~enc e Insured free eshmates Coli 992 2384 or (614 )698 7257 Albany SEWING MACf11NE Repa1rs ser v ce oil mokes 992 2284 The Fab r c Shop Pomeroy Author zed S1nger Sales and Serv ce We s ha!_~en ~c ssors SAVE ON EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe wo rk dump trucks I .' ' CARPETING and lo boys for h1re w1ll haul f, I d rt top soil I mestone and gravel Call Bob or Roger Jet fers day phone 992 7089 n ght phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 Be a u111u I colors Do 11 Yourself save Rttular SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Mode rn 16 95 SQ and yd San lot1on 992 395-i or 992 2428 5q Yd WILL do roof ng. construction plumbmg and heatmg No rob too Iorge or too small Phone 12 or 15 FT 7<2 2,:.34c::8.c_._ EXCAVATI NG dozer backhoe gnd d tcher Charles R Hat Green go ld rtd blue rust f eld Back Hoe Servtce Do If yourself Wit h pad Rutla nd Oh o Phone7-42 2008 ding 17 95 sq yd GREG S CB SALES loco lox! ol Er W ttl Plddtng Installed wm s Gulf Service M1d se 95 square y1rd dlepo I Ohio Phone m 2438 CALL142 2211 -. -- -TA'LK TO EXCAVATING BACKHOES AND WENDELL GRATE DOZER LARGE AND SMALL CARPET CONSULTANT SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED BILL PULLINS PHONE 992 2AIB DAY OR NIGHT SEPTIC Systems Installed by I censed nstoller Shepard 742 2211 Rutland Contractors Phone 74:2 2409 501 NYLON -- RUTLAND FURNITURE 8 00 Ills 00 Thursday 8 ttl12 noon FRIDAY TIL 8 ln4 Otds Toronado Custom 1974 Ford Grand Torino 2 dr HT , aulo PS PB vmyt top extra nice one owner S319S 00 This " one of the cleanest cars tn town loaded S.l95 00 1974 Chev '~'• Ton Pickup long bed 4 speed 2 tone paint new GMC trade $31195 00 SOME GOOD OLDER MODELS 1970 Pont1ac Grand Pr1x $1595.00 1067 Chev Statton Wagon $595 00 $695 00 1968 Ford F100 Prckup 1995.00 1972 Butck Lesabre 4 dr 1969 L TO Ford 4 dr 1971 Cl!ev Nova 4 dr 6 cyl $895 00 $1895 00 Buy your nexl car from 'Your Friendly Dealer 'stop In ond gel a Prlendly deal from, Ceward C..lvert J D Slory B11t Nelson Wo don't only wont you as 1 customer we want you as a lnend "Your Friendly Dealer" Ohio Ph. IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT PROBATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY OHIO N THE MATTER OF S W~TTLEiiiENT OF AC CO UNTS PROBATE COURT ME IGS COUNTY OHIO Accounts and vouchers of he follow in g named I due aries have been f led n 1t1e Proba te Court Me gs County Ohio for approval and settlement CAS E NO 16 606 S x teenth Account of he Hun t ngton Nat anal Bank of Columbus Trustee of th e Trust created under the Last w II and Testament of Thomas A Mav Deceased CASE NO 20693 F onal Account of Larry L W1ley Ex ecutor of th e Estate of l;:t wren ce R W ley Dec eased CASE NO 21097 F rsl Current Account of Robert J Lew1s Guardian of th e Cuerdianshlp Es tate of Lil lia n -.~1 eff an Incompetent CAS E NO 2\561 F~r s t and F nat Accoun I of Larry L w ley Executor of the Estat e ot Thelma Blanche W1 ley Deceased CAS E NO 21 596 Ftrsl and F nat Account of M1ta J Woods Ex ecu trt x of th e Es tate of William J WOods Deceased CASE N O 2 \ 716 Ftrst antt F nat Account ot H Jo e Denison Admin istra tor of the Estate of Effie w Den1 son Deceased CA SE NO 21 717 F1rs t and F nal Acc ount of Margaret El e'l Winebrenner Executrix ot the Es tate of w tllam F N nebrenner Deceased Unless except1ons are f1l ed !hereto said accoun ts w111 be tor hearing before sa 1d Court on the \sf day of July 1976 at wh ich lim e sa id accounts wt lt be cons dered and contmued fro m day to day un t1t f natty d sposed of Any person mterested may 1 le written except1ons to said accounts or to m atlers per ta 1n1ng to the execution of the !rust not less than five days pr or to the date set fo r hear.ng Manning D Webster Judge common Pleas Court Probate Dtvls1on Me1gs County Oh10 161 4 llc • NOTICE All sharet1olders of th e Santa Fe Salt Company will lake notice that th e un ders gned has flied an ap plication to the Common P'tea s Court of Meigs County ~o~er9y Ohto 45 769 req estlng InstructiOns for dele m'lnotlon of the Identity of the shareholders of said books of the -..- - .. ·"- .. pany do not llty of the You are that the that all CARS 992-2174 Open_Eve!~~~s It's a mustang STAMPEDE At Dan Thompson Ford - more and more peopla are buyrng Mustangs, Prntosr Maverscks, Granadas, Torrnos, Elttes, L TDs and Ford Trucks, at lowest pnces anywhere, and htghest values, and stnce Milton Hood 1s back combtned wtth Clifford Young on parts, they are ftnd1ng best servtce You get a good deal and good deal more at Dan Thompson Ford 1973 CHEVROLET V8 .... • .. . ... .. .. ... 13945 Monte Carlo 2 dr hard lop sharp maroon with while top rad1o with tape player 1 For Soturdoy, June 5 1878 ARIES (Mirch 21 · Aprll 11) Before you grumble about a Job you resent doing today consider Its long range aspects It could pro"Ye to be very benettclal TAURUS (April 20-Miy 20) You II be generally fortunate to day except In finances Leave the long shots to thooe who like 10 gamble and are used to los ng GEMINI (Miy 21-Junl 20) Though a member ol your fami ly could cause some un necessary frustration today be the first to forgive so the maHer can be forgotten CANCER (JUM 21-July 22) Today keep everything out In the open You II only come to gnet by trying to repress lm portant but embarrassing facts LEO (July 23-Aug 22) An alternattve today may turn out to be your most fortunate choice 11 may not appear to be so at the time VIRGO (Aug 23·Sipl 22) There s nothing wrong with be lng ambit ous but have tun al the same ttme Don t pursue goals so doggedly yoo forget to live LIBRA (Sopl 23-0ct 23) You have a tendency today Ia create needless problems Fortunately you II be able to 1974 PLYMOUTH DUSTER ..................... 2995 6cyl 2dr H T power steering auto trans llkenew 12995 1974 MAVERICK 6 CYL ................... 4 dr sedan al r cond auto trans power steering nice .... ..... .... 14195 1975 FORD LTD V8. •... 4 dr sedan almost like the doy II was sold ....... DR. .. 1974 PINTO 4 One careful local owner 1974 FORD V8 TORINO 4 dr sedan A T P S one careful local owner .. HT BACK .... 1973 VOLKSWAGEN SQUARE Stal1on Wagon outo trans shows good care VW .. 2795 ' ... .... .... 1500 1 1974 FORD FOUR WHEEL DRIVE PICKUP... ..'3995 Shows good care 1 3495 1973 FORD LWB ECONOUNE VAN •••• One of nlcesl ones anywhere lh .. 13495 get out ot trouble as easily as you got Into It SCORPIO (Oct 24· Nov 22) Don t enter any arrangements today where you hope to get more than you re willing to give If you re generous the other party will reciprocate SA Gin ARIUS (Nov 23 Doc 21) An associate will try to take credit today for somelhlng you did His tactiCS will be to no avail You II get due praise CAPRICORN (Doc 22 J1n 1I) Don t be rash or foolish but I a calculated r sk Is called for today take I It may be well worth the effort AQUARIUS (Jin 20-Fob 11) II you keep your nose to the grindstone today the posalblll ty of gain looks very promising Opting lor pleasure will diminish your chances PISCES (Fob 20-MIICh 20) Steer clear ot domineering people today Pal around with someone with whom you can leel and act yourself -Your \11Birthday Mr and Mrs Emzle Davis the Albany Junior High 8th Parkersburg W Va , visited grade basketball team and thetr brothers Paul and cheerleaders their parents Wilham C P~k Other coach and friends guests at the Peek home Among the young people 111cluded Madge Blackwood, who graduated from Albany Usa Dye, Mr and Mrs High School on Sunday Arthur Crabtree George evemng were the following Dixon, William Culwell, from tilts community Connie local, and VIrginia Town Sue Akers, Steve Allen send Colwnbua Wllltam C Fraley, Steve Gillogly , Jim C Peck returned home from Reed Dale Rowley ParreU Holzer Medical Center this Slone and Jeffrey Jones past week Hemlock Grange will Uncoln Russell Wolfpen, present the literary program was a guest of his son m-law at Colwnbia Grange for the and daughter Mr and Mrs meeting on June 11 The Harold Gillogly and famtly Women s Activities Com Mr and Mrs Dwatne mittee of Colwnbla Grange Jordan and fanuly en wtll make donations to tertalned wtth a hayrtde and Friendly Hills State Grange wtener roast for members of Camp CARE proJect and \he ned net assets of NEWSPAPER ENTERPR IS8 ASSN t ticc>rporcotlon after ex p~;:y;:·~~~h~~l·d·~~~dlstrlbuted to u ot record as and the In fa ling 10 SCHOOL PLANNED ownership of Bible school wlll be con sher.es of stock on or before dueled at the Mtddleport that date sha ll be forever barred from any claim to the First United Presbyterian asserts 'Of the corporation Church Monday through • Bernard V Fultz Fnday from 9 to 11 30 a m ~ Rece iver Sa nta Fe Sail Company Th1s year a new class has P 0 Box 723 been added the youth class Porn eroy Oh1o 45769 for grades seven eight and ntne 151 14 21 26 (61 ' Or 1973 Nova 6 cyl , standard shift 2 dr , double sharp Was $2395 Now $2195 1974 Vega Hatchback GT, 4 cyl automatic, P S, clean Was $2195 Now $1995 1972 Ford Grande Torrno, 2 door hardtop Was $1695 Now $1495 1969 Ford 6 cyl , sland , 2 dr HT Was $495 Now$400 1969 Ford Custom 500 4 dr sedan Was $495 NowS400 1967 Camaro Was $425 Now$400 1971 Chevy 4 Or Was $1395 Now$1195 1970 Dodge 4 dr 6 cyl Was $695 Now$495 Stahon wtlh atr NowS2195 1970 Olevy 6 Cyl , standard long wtde bed Was $1195 Now $995 1971 Ford F 250 3/• ton. auto trans P S , P B with topper Was $2195 SNow $1895 1969 DODGE L1ke new finish lh TON PICKUP. '1395 MANY MORE SEE Freel Blaettnar, Melvrn Lrttle, or Pat Hill Open Eventngs T116 00 Except Thurs and Sat. Til5 00 @2:Ns QUAUTY Chester, 461 S. 3rd Mlddlyport Pomeroy Motor Co. 1975 CHEVROLET C. price SS295 Classic coupe less !han 1 000 miles deluxe belts llnled glass air conditioned deluxe bumpers & guards remote LH + RH mirrors ;oo <bbl VB AM radio & lape auxlllghllng comfortlll dark red and black vinyl roof like new - a rea l sharpie $1995 1973FORDTORINO 4 door VB automatic radio good radial tires blue finish clean Interior t973CHEVROLET S2895 Caprice Estate Wagon I owner tow mileage lull equipment Includes factory air dark green green vinyl Carpenter Personals Deaf Fund They will also have a donation for the Me1gs County Musewn and as a Bicentennial project will furniSh pictures and other articles from Columbia Township for the m111Jfum to show during the Reg'tta and Fourth of July showtng Anyone In the township havmg articles they would like to have shown my con tact Mrs Mendal Jordan Albany Rt 3 or call 698-2282 Mr and Mrs Lewis Smith visited Madge Blackwood at Mount St Marys Hospital in NelsonvUle Sunday afternoon and then called on Mr and Mrs Donald Jones In NelsonvUle later Jeffrey Gillogly, son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Gillogly suffered a broken collar bone In an acctdent at his horne on Sunday Mrs Annabelle Thomas and Mrs Freda Whetstone Colwnbus visited tlletr aunt Ida Denntson on Monday and she accompanted them to the • 13295 2 door, auto. trans • • '2295 dr., full power, an . • • • '1895 73 Olds Cul Sup. Coupe, power, atr • '3495 73 Chev. Monte Carlo, power, air • • • • • '2695 • 12295 72 Ponttac Catalina 4 Dr., atr • • • • '1995 72 Olds 98 4 door, full power, atr. • '2295 88 4 73 Olds 72 Olds Toronado, atrl V-roof. 72 Butck Elec. 225 HT Cpe., power air • '2495 72 Chev. Imp. 4 Door, V-8, auto., atr •• 11595 72 BuiCk LaSabre Cusl Con., atr , 12695 11695 72FOfdTonno Coupe, V-8auto.. 72 Olds 98 4 door, power &atr • 12295 • 72 Dodge 1 ton Stake, V·81 4 speed. 71 Olds Cutlass 4 dr., V-8, auto.. • • • '2295 • 11995 71 Ponttac Cal Coupe, power, air. • • 11095 HT Sed., pow. 1 atr. • 11495 71 AMC Hornet Sportabout Wag. • • • 11095 71 Chev. Impala 71 Butck Skylark HT Cpe. 1 atr • • • • • '1695 70 Olds 98 4 door, power, atr • • • • • 11095 70 Chi}Sier NY 4 Dr., PB, PS • • • • • • '995 • 1895 70 Chevelle Coupe, V-8, auto., PS •• , • 11395 70 Ford LTD Wagon, PB, PS, air. • • • 69 Chev. Nova 2 Dr., vmyl top ••••• , • '995 69 Olds Cul Sup. H.T., PB1 PS, atr •••• 1895 Transporter Bus, 3 seater •••• 11095 68 VW 68 Chev. Imp. Cus. Cpe. 1 V-8, auto.. 67 Olds • • 1595 • • 1395 88 HJ. Cpe., V-8 auto.. •• , • • • • '695 • •• 1395 76 Cadlllacs In Stock (1) Coupe DeVIlle (1) Eldorado (1) Sedan DeVIlle See one of these courteous salesmen Pete Burrrs, Lloyd Mclaughlin or Marvin Keebaugh 0 DAN THOMPSON FORD Phone 992-2196 74 Chev. Imp. 4 dr. H.T., power1 an. "You'll Uke Our Oualtty Way of Doing Business" 992 5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Open Evemngs Unttl' OO-Ttl6p m. Sat. RIGGS USED CARS Rt. 7 ••• 13495 Karr & Van Zandt Several other cars tn stock at Rtggs See Ray Rrggs or Roger Rtebel St Dodge Dart Swmger Cpe., auto. 65 Ford Country Sed. Wagon. • • 1973 Dodge 318 V 8 stand trans cond long wide bed Was $2295 Located on 75 66 Olds 88 4 Door, air TRUCKS TRUCKS 1974 FORD TON PICKUP........ ..... One half tone low mileage one owner June 5 1976 Activity behind the scenes wilt be of great benefit to you this coming year Someone tn fluentla l Is quietly pulling slrlngs In your behatt 1973 Bu1ck Centry, 2 dr, red w1lh vtnyl tnterlor, 112 Vinyl roof radial !tres P S , P B automatte Was $2895 Now $2695 1cJ12 Olds Delta 88 4dr HT, factory atr, P S, P B vinyl roof Was$1895 NowS1595 1971 Chevy Belarre, 4 dr atr P S P B vmyl roof Was $1195 Now $895 2795 .... .'2595 • '3695 74 AMC Hornet 1 1 .... 1995 1972 FORD LTD 4 DR. Brougham exceptlonBI m every way 1971 BUG Like new finish 1 71 Cadillac Eldorado Cpe. 1 power, an Coupe. 1971 Ford Thunderbird 2 Dr automatic. P S , P B , factory air tilt wheel cleanest 71 around Was $1895 Now$1695 1972 Vega 4 cyl • factory air Hatchback $1595 ... . . 1 1971 FORD V8 LID • .. .. 1795 2dr hardtop P S P B AT vinyl roof beaulllul white and black vinyl roof sharp 73 Cadtllac Cpe. DeVde, power, air ••• 14295 69 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power atr • • • '1795 76 Olds Cutlass S Coupe1 atr. • • • • • 15295 1974 Mercury Montego MX 4 dr factory a1r P S P B vtnyl roof Was $3294 Now$2995 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No Zl829 Estate of Mary C Hoffman Deceased No t ce s h~ re by g tv en that Maqone A Goett of 830 East Ma n Street Pomeroy has been du ly appo.nted Ac:l mln1stratr x WWA of the Estate of Mary C Hoffman deceased tate of Box 31 Chester Me ~s County Oh o Cred tors are required to file the1r cla 1ms wlfh sa1d fldu c ary w th in three months Dat ed th1s 1st day of June 1976 Mann1ng D Webster Judge (6) • 11 18 31c 75 Cadtllac Cpe. DeVtlle, fact an •••• 17600 1973 Burck Regal 2 Dr , wh ite with white vmyl roof factory air P S P B , hit wheel AM FM stereo cruise control chrome reverse wheel s wtth radial ttres Sharp Was $3695 Now $3495 1972 Bu1ck Rtvtera , Sport Coupe bronze metallic white brown vinyl roof. factory air P S P B cruise cpntrol tilt steertng wheel factory tape, 6 way power seats double sharp Was $3195 Now $3095 SMITH NELSON MOTORS PomenJy, USED CARS 1974 Monte Carlo, fa ctory air automalte P S. P B vtnyl roof beautiful green finish Was $4195 00 Now $3995 432 16 17 Cole Street Pomeroy Oh1o 45769 Telephone (614) 992 3768 We Dehver 4 25 I mo ------------ Probate DIVISion II 18 lie PUBLIC NOTICE county Meigs r ne follOWing tlocumenrs were rece ved or prepared by the Oh iO Env ironm ental Protec t on A~~Jency during the Week anyon e p ev ous aggneved or adverse(y af tected by Issuance den al mod t~eat1on revocation or ren ewal of any perm1t (s) 1 cense(s) or var ance(s ) may request an adJudicatiOn hear ng by wr itten request pu sua n t to Ohio Re'Y lsed Code sec on 3745 07 w lhln th irty 301 da ys of th e directors proposed action to 1ssue or deny such docum ents That s at ute does not pro"Ytde for hear ng requests to the OEPA on ap pllcattons complaints ve nted co mp la nh orders or t na l act tOns SALES& RENTAL Travel Tra tlers Tues, Wed 1975 Muslang II 2 dr H T 14 500 m les exc cond $3350 negot able good -!!!_one ng avo table Ph 992 7101 1972 Ford one holf ton ~ ckup $1350 Coli (614 )378 6349 1966 Che"Velle Mol bu 2 dr h 1 V 8 automatiC rod o $500 May be seen offer 5 p m ot Che51er Coll (b~4)9~_:J5~-1q73 Monte Carlo s lver low ml eoga e~Ccellenl cond tlon Phone 992 2035 or 992 2971 1973 Olds Cutlass Supreme 31 000 miles $3300 excellent cond I on Phone (61-i) 843 2621 Summer of Sale Sfi 1968 Skyline tro ler 12)(60 and land 3 bedrm ve y good cond I on $8 000 Phone 992 5491 or 992 5972 1969 Schultz mob1le homes 12x 60 good cond t on Phone 742 3018 kiNGSBURY has several used mob1le tlo mes fo sole Some ' late models 12 ft wide and some 8 ft w de homes con be seen a 1100 East Mo n St Kingsbury Homes Pomeroy Oh a C osed Sunday ond Memonal Day 1966 12x65 Vndole 3 bedrm mob le home w th e~epondo Portly furmshed Phone 992 2821 0 ' 992 2437 1970 Commun ly Caravan 12x52 1 bedrm good cond han Phone (6 4)985 4294 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT case No 11 772 Estate of Bern1ce Darst Deceased No t ce Is hereby given thai w 11 am 011rst of M am 1sbvrg Oh o has been duly appointed exec utor of the Estate of sern ce Darst deceased late of Me gs County Ohio cred1tors are requ.red to 1 f:' their claims w1th :sa1d t cr4c ary within three mon ths Da ted tbls lsi day of June ing 0 Webster Judge "'Ma nncourt common Pleas CODNER'S CAMPERS Candy Stripe • ' r----------, Siding Center WANTED • u- The DaUySentmel,~dtdle:r~=~~~=~:r:~:..-!!~---~---:~~--~-. . ., 99'1 3495 am c e p ed un wh e tom co Salem Center Cemetery Friends here have learned of the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Herb Wolfe of Frankfort, Ohio The famtly lived In the Bob Mattox Mobile horne for someUme and have a daughter, Bl!th Ann Grand parents Include Rev and Mrs David Wh(te now of Frankfort, also Rev White was pastor of the Albany Methodist Charge, Including Temple Church for several years Young people from this community who were members of the eighth grade graduating clalliT at Albany Junior High on Tuesday evening included Forrest Blncker, Phillip Byrd, Mark Gillogly Bonita Harvey George Hess , Wtlladean Howery Bryan Jordan Ralph Jordan, Jo Ann Me Whorter, Deborah Miller Deborah Peters, David Ray John Stout, Wallace Tom Zera Tom and Billy Joe Trou( Mr and Mrs Tom Cassell, Ada vlstted with her parents Mr and Mrs Clay Jordan Servtces were held at the Albany United Methodist Church for Mrs Hazel Burke who dted at 0 Bleness Memorial Hospital In Athens The Burke family moved to tltts community more than 30 years ago and have been very active in lhe Church of God of Prophecy here Her husband, Rev Dolphus Burke, Sr preceded her in death m 1958 and a son Billy wss killed m an accident several years ago She Is survived by seven sons Ollie B and Donald Hebron and Ctnclnnatl Roger Charleston W Va Paul Birmingham Ala Dolphus Jr and James W local and two daughters Phyllis Knowlton Albany and Carol Ann Greer Warner 28 grandRobbins Ga children , five great grandchildren two brothers and three siSters Services were conducted by Rev Glen Lambert and Rev Alfred Havens with burial in School Lot Cemetery under the dtrecUon of Bigony..Jordan Funeral Home of Albany Mr and Mrs Mendal Jordan spent saturday and Sunday attending an 01\lo State Grange Deputies Conference at Friendly H!Us St,ate Grange Camp near Za1tesvtlle Ohio State " Grange Master, James Ross and State Junior Director Mary Ross, along wt tit other State Grange officers outlined activities for the 1976-77 grange year The National Grange Sewing Contest was judged for state winners An auction for the Grange Camp was held on Saturday evening and Rev Bob WeUs, Oh(o State Grange Chaplain, held services on Sunday morning for the group There were about 160 grangers present Langsville News Notes Mr and Mrs Blair Cadwallader spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Alpha Barr and attended the almnnl banquet at Rutland Other Sunday guests of Mrs Barr were Mr and Mrs Larry Barr David and Michelle and Mr and Mrs Mike Barr Mr and Mrs Dtck Ritter and girls of Fort Knox, Ky returned home after spending a week with her parents, Mr and Mrs Bernard Ledlle Mr and Mrs Kay Ben seater and family of Sygnet, Ohio spent the weekend With her mother, Mr and Mrl1 Les Damewood of SyraCUJe 0 and attended the alumni banquet Mr and Mrs Charles Sigman and family spent the weekend here With relatives and attended the alumni banquet Others here for the almnnl were Fred MiliTia Newark 0 and Ralph Ward of Coltlllbus, Mildred &we Hoyt ol Reynoldsburg , 0 , Mrs J111e (Dunfee) ilylll!ll and Helen Williamson of Columbus Mr and Mrl1 Roland Stile• of Colmnbwr Is spending a lew days at tlielr h 1111e In LangsvUie Mr and Mrs Ronald Ball of Hamden, 0 visited her sister Mrs Elvira Barr Saturday afternoon Mra Dorothy Hanley visited her sister-in law, Florence Nelson Satll'day Mr and Mrs Duane Birr and son, Shawn, were S111day dinner gueata of his mother, Mrs Alpha Barr Mrs Dorothy Hanley called on Mrs Alpha Barr SIU!day afternoon �., rtw I>all~ S..•nt lilt' !, Muldll'porl-1'umt• r u~, ( )., Vnda_\ .. lurw I, I!m; c /1 strike voted out in COlumbus U1rif i.'ll l' n·..,s lntcrnaLimud Bl'll syrnpt1 lhy t·vt·n IJl'fu n· t il~ \ 'll lt ' Wit .'{ I akl'll . Pit kct lmes Wl'rt.' set up in Tolt:(lo uut l'i idt• lhl' m~in Ohiu l\·\,·plroll1' t'P,. report edly .I\Vnh 11~< \ ;tl lt•ast 2,400 union Be II Teleph one il usi ness officijS Thursday. t\ ('nrnnr un it•;rtiuns Wr ~rkr , .., r•r Ar rlt' ri l·rr st rikt· lht• ~ ~ .1111 ',1 'I H Oiliu tl!b( 1., Thur·stlay engulfed Ohio iHld !IHISl uf nurl ht•m J).l~'lut l htJI Wii.S \' U\etJ duwn in { '(•hunbus Tht· \.,d\wut tllc1! ht.'I!UJ11ast l'rida\ W t•dtrP,l!dd~' ln f.-' lt•v t>land spre;Jd tu tht• Pi c kets a hm Wt' i'l' <'Sta hli sht•d by CWA JJil•mhcrs around Ohio Bell in Akrm1, bu t it was nul determined how many wor kt·rs were uff the job A\.; r~tr r ('UII llnunity rc l e~ tion s fur Ohio 111 ( 'r r\urn lrus, huweV('f' , a Bl' ll i11 , Day ton, EJ~. 'sHb·:ta tl l J;l! nurnlx_•r " of the Clotfr ldcr , sa id there was an ·rppro,'\itli:Jt(•ly 45U llll'I~IIK• r s 11nauthurized wo rk stupp<.~ ge ('\\' A I ~wc1l 4:\20 wilu -.llov. t·tl up fur ;1 !T it'l'ling J'httrsdHy mgll t n'Jl'C lPd tht• 1i Hlt• il uJ d Sll'lkP . Loc;1l ~:! :1 11 Pn•sid rnl John ll :t)\llt'r wuult l nut providt• p •eifw \uling n·s ults . The ( 'olmnhn.; lnt·a l n 'JH·cst1 nts ahour !10\l wo r·kl•rs. There Wt' t'l' so m ~· ·15 union ll·lt'lllhers :11 :1 Ci! llll nbus suppl y room 1\ ll'n W{' I'P striking in (Continued from page 1) asked if he as chief had th e fMEIGS THEATRE J.on<lon. ' J·: ber IONIGfJr ~.l tu rrt,,., , W,1 Jt 01 sney 's ) IH"'W Slo1 rt s ,tl 1 p.m . ,\Y'C ''"'~'".J~~m ,....,. bui ldings. Pi ckens. McCoy ;111d r.:u uncil I J Wlll bc r ~. The Administration- Ma yor Fred Hoffman and Counciltoday urgl'd Middleport residents to support Jhe :l-mill "J!Cnllion CXJlCnse levy on the ballot June 8. This levy will provide $24,000 per year over a fiv'e-yea r period : $1 2,000 per year of this would be used for maintenance and improvement of slre.ls in the village. During 1976 the village street fund had receipts of $26,796.05 against absolut ely necessa ry expenditures of $31,156.81. · Proper maintenance of streets cannot be made without additional revenue. The village in 1976 is paying only one employee from the street fund in order to use more available money for me~tcrials and maintenance. Costs of street repair have been zooming upward for several years with no increase in revenue in tllis fund , Street Department •·evenue comes from the gasoline tax, license paite fees and the general fund. Heside11ts are •·eminded that other villages have operation expe nse levies and Middleport does not. Local tax rates are among the lowest in the county , "Id's all get behind this levy and show that we are willing to pay a lillie more tax for the operation of our village government . Other villages do, why can't we 7 , " said Mayor Hoffma n. Kathryn Crow, Mr . iHH.I Polllt•rov Souther n Ba ptist whu upc.JICd the ll lt'Cti llg with pnJyc r . and rvt ary Chtl llCey, G ~.JO'~i.r.t:'J»t"'J·-----· I ~..:uud t• nm Dre111 , Ura !.ar gent. Oris I ··) li !l!l li'. !I ~ F S T of lt1e111 / .1 1 1 ,j,JJ. W~1ile. Do J,> t>y. 1fl.t ,f,!•JI '·ll"•'ty. S I~Pp y .] right 1u ( 'uuncil adv ised thu l tul ordi nam:e wo uld h<.Jve tu he pre parl'd and passed tu give hi Ill Lhi~, pmve r· . 1\ Ut' !H i lfl~ we re Mnyo r· Hubbard. Hollie Ste war t, Hud y S!cwHr!. Pat Pettlc1·son, .Jr :m Uuerr , llic Hev . Smitli of { TI 'C hlli CO io r ) ,, Road vote operation levy Mrs. \V;tller Housh, Janice SIWW WI1,1T E & Hi!" I[ V£ N DWARFS '·t''I IIP/ Dor. Taxpayers urged to ,JillllllY Joe Hemsley, Burry Sund ,ly .Ju n e S 6 ~ ~ 1.!;) 1 7 (Jssisumce personnel there. l'll'rk. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _"'l Oscar V. Robinson, 71, dies SYHACUSE Oscar Vernon Huberh;on , 71, died Friday morning a t l1is Fifth Sl. res idence in Syracuse following a lingering illn ess . He was born May 27, ID05 to tile late Peter A. and Letha Hatfield Robertson. Besides his parents, l1e was I IN BY 1:30 preceded in death by three brothers and one sisler. Mr . Robertson had resided in Syracuse the past 18 years. He, his wife and daughter. Mrs. Jea n Stout , had owned m1d operated the Syracuse Nursing Home for ll1e past 15 years. .Sur viving are his wife , Hallie Bradbury Robertson, whom he marl'ied Nov. 4, ,, 1924 : two daughters, Mrs. Stout and Mrs . Kenneth (Freda 1 Wilson, Stocktown, Ohio· three brothers, Cecil and Albert, both of Oak Hill , W. Va ., and Bill, Vienna, W. Va ,: three sisters, Mrs . Lula Price, Mrs . Flossie Shrewsberry, Oak Hill, W. Va., and Mrs . Marie Hill, White Water, Wisconsin . Funeral services will be held 2 p.m. Sunday at the Ewi ng Funeral Home with the Rev . David Hinson offi ciating . Burial will be in the School Lot Ceme tery at Carpenter. The family will receive friends from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday at the fun era l home. Ella May Epple Reuter dies \ ~~ The wa lk11ut affec ted telephone customers (n the Dayton, Xen ia a nd uffi ct'~ there, CWA I••cal 4302 in Vuurr t ' ~, llt\\' ll :ut•a ;uu.l Ak rur1 lms 1,600 rncmre rs. i'hu rsda~ to 'l'ult·do, D;ryton Ttw !I Hina ~-:c r fo r lfld Thur sday tJy Bell 's Io n ~ di sl a n e~ an d ditectory oc , UT BY 1:33 Wa1 11 to dawdle . .. com e on inside. But if you·J'C on the run , 1ry t>ur Drive- in Window F; ist. Accurate. Efficient. Mrs. Ell a May Epp le 1Lid a ) Beryl Drumheller, Reuter, 89, Brownell Ave., Everett, Wash.; 12 grandMiddleport , died early today childr en, 19 greatal the Veterans Memorial grandchildr en, and two Hospital. Born May 4, 1887, in great-great-grandchildren . Bedford Township, she was She was a member of the the daugh ter of the late John Middleport Church of Christ. S, and Eliza Miser Epple. Her Tentative funeral services husband , William He nry are set for Sunday at 2 p.m. at Epple, died in 1970. the Rawlings-Coals Funeral Survivors include two sons, Home with the Rev . Raul in Ric hard M., at home, nd Moyer officiating. Burial will Gerald E., Pomeroy : lwo be in the Riverv iew dau~hlers , Mr s. John S. Cemetery. Friends may call I Madeline ) James, Dall as, at the funeral home Saturday Texas . and Mr s, George from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m . Things wholesale up 0.3% .in May pomeroy pomeroy tu~~~ C:~~na the bcncd the«*1tury lttablllhtd 1872 Mt·mher FDIC ,. ........____________. ~ By LEONARD CURRY WASHINGTON I UPI) - Incentive price cuts to auto dealers and suppliers of home building materia ls helped hold the increase in wholesale prices to 0.3 per cent in May, less than ha lf the rate for Apr il , the Labor Department reported today. The May in crease dropped from 0.8 per cent in April and indicated any renewed inflation would be stalled until at least late summer . President 'Ford has called an economic summit with U.S. trading partners later this month to discuss the prospect of renewed inflation that co uld thwar t the economic recovery, now in its second year. May's unusual price declines for lumber products a nd transportation equipment prevented an anticipated sharper increase in the Whole!!ale Price Index, which stood ~t 181.8 on a 1967 scale of 100. The WPI was up only 5 per cent from a year ago. But government analysts said price rises for steel, copper, lead and other metals establis hed a "stubborn " inflationary trend that would show up later this summer in finished metal products such as refrigerators, stoves, cars and housing materials. 'The WPI measures prices that producers charge for sales in large quantities to wholesalers, jobbers and distributors. The prices ultimately will be passed on to consumers at the retail level. A department analyst said auto manufacturers' offered, price cuts in the form of rebates and other incentives to auto dealers to encourage retail sales of new cars in the dosing months of the model year. The analyst said tllese spring incentives, which used to be traditional, had not been offered for the past two or three years. Wholesale prices of lumber and wood products also fell in May beca use of excess building supplies due lo the weak home constr uction market . Builde1·s have begun construction again and w)10lesalers were taking advantage of the renewed demaud fnr sales to clear invcnl•,rits. MiddleLoWII areas. Glotfelder sai d he did not know how ma ny. CWA workers left th eir jobs. He said assista nce on long distant-e . and directory calls Local news, in briefs Pomeroy Lod9e 164, F&AM. will meet tn specia l session at 7:30p.m, Monday. All Ma ster Masons are in - vi ted. RACI NE Chapler 134,,0ES , will mee t in regular session at 8 p.m. Monday at the temple to make plans for the 75th annual inspec ti on. RACINE Ma sonic Lodge 461 , F&AM. will meet in regular session at 7: 30 p.m . Tuesday at the templ e. THE SYRA CUSE ER squad tran sported Doug Houston, 15, Syracuse, to Holze r Medi cal · Center Martha Mitchell buried By ROBERT CAREY PINE BLUFF, Ark . I UP I) - The funeral of Martha Mitchell unwound like her life - with drama, spirit and overtones of mystery and pathos. Of all the in-crowd of Nixon's Washington a t the time of the Watergate , she was the most outspoken. She told a nyone who was prepared to listen of the truth of the scandal as she saw it. She was the first to urge Richard Nixon to resign the presidency. " I never learned how to lie ," she told a reporter at the lime when her role as the blithe Southern Belle of the Nixon administration was growing sour . • Her forthrightness ca used her to be shunned and isolated. No family member or fri end was at her bedside when she died at age 57 of bone cancer in a New York hos pital Monday. At her funeral Thursday there were only seven persons sitting in the space reserved for family and friends . One of the family members attending the funeral was her es tra nged hu sba nd, John Mitchell, Nixon's attorney general. Mitchell stared at his feet throughout the service. He shed no tears and showed no emotion . He spoke only to the two ministers who officiated at the services when thev offered th eir condolonces. H~ did not speak lo other mourners or to newsmen. He left quickly. It was up to others to eulogize Martha Mitchell. First there was the spray of flow ers, white chrysa nthemums set on a field of bright green ferns at the cemetery which spelled Thursday at 3 p.m. after be ing struck by a ( f1r across from Syracuse pjtrk on SR 12<. It was rf ported he sustained a bro~ e n leg . The accident VIla s investigated by the Stale Highway Patrol. ~ RACINE - The Ladies Aux iliary of th e Racine Fire Department will serve an election day dinner Tuesday at the fire house. Serving will begin at 9 a.m. The menu in cl udes chi cken sa lad sandw ic hes, soup, baked bean s, cake , pie, coffee and homemade ice cream . Donations of cakes and pies are be ing accepted ACTIONS FILED An action for trespass, forcible entry and detainer for damages has been filed by Halph Emerso n Doug las, Coolville, against Adelio Zamorano and Bertha Zamorano, Shade, in Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Theima Diane Sams, Middleport, fil ed for divorce against Brady Calvin Sams, Athens and Phyllis S. Dugan , Rutland, and Robert L. Dugan , Rutland filed for dissolutiOn of marriage. would be ma de on an emergency basis. In Cleveland last Frida y, members of CWA Loca l 4309 protested a decision by the con.pany to allow service representatives to assemble and sell telephones in new Ohio Bell retail store s. Telephone assembly ''is a primary job responsibility of a tel eph one in stall er or Wagon train is big hit repairman," said a Local 4309 spokesman. The issue was not covered by Ohio Bell ~s contra ct with the CW A, maintained the company, because Ule retail stores are a new venture. About 1, 200 persons in Greater Cleveland and some opera tors and servi ce representatives .in Can ton were involved. BY BOB HOEFLICH : POMEROY. - The National Bicentennial Wagon Trajn came to Pomeroy and Middleport Saturday, and it was delighUul . Actually, the crowd drawn by the train wa s consider~bly under the number expected However, those who dld stir themselves outside for the parade which left the Middleport Community Park with entertainment built around a bicentennial theme, and performed on the upper parking lot in Pomeroy by a troupe from Pennsylvania State University , loved every minute of it. All of the music for the program was composed especially for the wagon train trek which bj!gan last June in Oregon : 'The train - one of fi~e making the trip to News •• in Briefs (Continued from page I) two JapaneS<: automakers 1Dalsun, Toyota) slipped pa'st tiny American Motors into lh e fourth and fifth sales spots. Combined May sales reports Thursday by domestic and foreign automakers totaled 920,000 new cars - the highest sales rate since October, 1973, when the start of the Arab oil embargo u·igger e<l an industry-wide slump. While the four major U. S. automakers were reporting a 37 per cent again over last May, tile eighth straight month in which sales have topped year-earlier periods, the foreign companies said sales were off 4 per cent. Only record-selling performances by the Japanese Toyota and Da tsun prevented the foreign share from slipping further. Elberfelds In ·Pomeroy I , OPEN TONIGHT TIL 8 PM Bids ·to be opened on June 15 MRS. BETTY MOORE AND 'DAUGIITER, Mary Ann, were among residents who appeared In costume for Saturday's bicentennial observance. Mrs. Moore made the pink and white gowns especially for SaturdaY's event. Weather Sunny and mild Sunday and Monday . Highs in the 70s and low 80s. Clear Sunday night. Lows in the upper !Os and 5~ . GALUPOLIS - State Senator Oakley C. Collins (R-Ironton) Saturday said the Ohio Department of Transportation will open bids June 15 for construction projects in Hocking, Fayette and Gallia Counties. Two bridges on Ohio 93 in Falls Gore Township, Hocking County , wi,ll -be open for construction bidding. Approximately 6,386 feet of pavement is needed. unba Bridges on.Good Hope - New Holland Hoads (CR 145) over Compton and Paint Creeks in Fayette County (Marion and Wayne Twps .), will be open for construction work bidding. The bridges need to be replaced. Bids for the resurfacing o[ 2.33 miles of Ohio 553 in Gallia County, will be open. - Paid for by the Citizens of Community Menta I Health. At The Inn UTIGRESS" tmts NO. 19 GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT GIVES YOU A CHOICE SO YOU CAN SET THE CLEANER FOR THE CARPET NAP. Reg. 174"' UPRIGHT Reg. 119\'j ATTACHMENTS Total Value 194!11 GUNS VS. BOITLES NABLUS, Israeli - ~cupled Jordan (UP! 1 - Israeli troops clashed Saturday with botUe-throwing, tire-burning teenage Arabs demonstrating on the anniversary of the start of the 1967 Middle East war • • which ended in the Israeli occupation. It was the only trouble reported on the West Bank of Jordan , where nlne Arabs have died and dozens more have been Injured In recent wa~es of ~tntl-lsraell violence. Y(Jur Invited Guest Reaching More Than 12,000 Families entmt MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY · PRICE 25 CENTS Heavy turnout of voters expected election, voters approved additiona l through the Gallla County Commls•lon BY DALE ROTHGEB, JR. (:Al.LIPOLIS '-- A large turnout is millage by 635 votes, 2,244 for compared to and better orgfinlzatl<in within the sheriff's department. . e"''etled Tuesday for the June Primary 1,60!l no votes . Commissioner candidates stumped on Since 1970, residents have voted on two Election in Gallia County. As of the noon the plaUorm of bette1 · roads, better fiscal deadline Saturday, over. 375 persons had permanent Improvement issues as well as management and better law enforcement. for the joint vocational school and millage voted absentee ballots with the Board of Incumbent Democrat commluloner community college. The June Primary Elections. Polls will open at 6:30 a.m. and close features races for sheriff, county com- Joe Stewart Is not seeking reelection. The at '7:30 p.m. Due to the large number of missioner, prosecuting attorney and clerk job pays ttl.OOO per year. Two Interesting races are also on the issues, final results are not expected until of courts. Hepubllcan ba llot .where Incumbent No less than 13persons are seeking the early Wednesday morning . ProsecuUng Attorney Gene Wetherholt Is Gallla's registered voters will cast sheriff's nomination, five Democrats, opposed by Hamlin C. l<lng and seven Republicans and one Independent their ballots for the Repbllcan and REPRESENTATIVES OF THE Bicentennial Wavnn commission members Charles Bostic and Thelma Elliott, lncwnbent Clerk of Court, Louise Burger, filed before Ute deadline on March 25. Train Pilgrimage t.o Pennsylvania met with the Gallia Co. Democratic presidential candidates,- all Toby Cunningham, captain of the boat, "The Vic!9ry," bas Republican opposition from newsman Incumbent Oscar C. Baird, Re~ubllcan, Is · state issues, the local, district, state, and Bicentennial Commission Friday afternoon and related Uleir carrying the wagons; Marllyn Robison, national trails Dick Thomas. , not seeking reelectloo . · national races. experiences on the ·wagon train. The train of Conestoga coordinator for the pilgrimage; Rollie Hebel, national wagon Running unopposed $re Incumbent Sheriff candidates are: Democrats, In addition, central committeemen wagons, which is traveling up the Ohio River to Valley Forge, master; Charles Adkins and Thomas Moulton, commission County Recorder, Mrs. ll:valee Myers, a Nell McMahon, James M. Montgomery, · Pa. on barge, was in the Gallipolis-Point Pleasant Area will be elected In each precinct and In the co-chairmen, and .members Diane Matthews and Manning Republican; Dr. Oonahl R. Warehime, James G. Scott, Sld Vance and George E. 'Thursday and Friday. Pictured here, from the left, are Wetllerholt. · Gallipolis City School· System, voters wlll Galli a County Republican coroner; Frank Woodyard . decide the fate of a four mlll operating Republican candidates are R. Bill H. Mills, Jr ., Republican, seeking his first levy. Interest has increased ln recent Angell, Jim Baldwin, Allen Monroe Cox, term as Gallla County TI'easurer and weeks, on the passage of the city school Gilbert R. Plants, Paul J. Plymale, Ray James P. Baird, a Republican seeking his Roberts, and Denver A. Walker. The four- first term as county engineer. levy . Mills will be replaci ng veteran year term pays $$,200 per year . A spokesman for the Gallipolis City treasurer Oty M. Stewart of Vinton, who Two county commissioners will be Board of Education said this is the first BY BOB HOEFLICH did IMJt seek reelection . only Democrat candidate. elected in November to begin four-year ce ntral committee, post races. One is in levy sought for operational purposes In the POMEROY - Meigs County polling Baird Is seeking the engineer's post Republican sheriff incumbent, Robert Olive Precinct where Clifford l..<lngenette school district since Nov . 3, 1970. In that terms on different days . places will open at 6:30a .m. Tuesday as C. Hartenbach will be 'opposed in the Seeking the Republican nod for the ctlrrcntly held by Paul Stull. Stull, a the first June primary election in the state Tuesday primary by Republican Bruce is opposing Francis H. Andrew. The Jan. 2 term ate Gilbert Caldwell, Uoyd E. Republican, could not seek the elected second is in Letart Pet. where Pauline gets underway. Danner, BUley L. Halley, lind George E. position since he lives ln Jackson County. Davis of Rutland. The winner of the Some 13,000 voters are eligible to cast nomination will be opposed in the fall by Wolfe is opposing l<lla J . Proffitt. · Salaries for Ule elected officers are : Woodward. Republicans seeking the Jan. 3 Unopposed Democratic candidates for ballots in the Tuesday primary and polls the one Democrat candidate for the Recorder, $8,900 per ·year; Prosecuting term are Clarence E. Johnson will b~ open un til 7:30p.m. for the con- sheriff's post, James J. Proffitt, Route 4, central committee include: David M. (incumbent), Paul Dean Niday and ·Bruce Atty., $8,000; Treasurer, $~,000; Clerk of Brickles, West Bedford; Henry L. Hunter, s. Stout. · · Courts, $9,300 and County Engineer, venience of voters. No registration is Pomeroy. North Chester: Ceila Bailey, South required in Meigs Coulnty ; a voter must Democrats going for Jan. 2 are l<lnnle $15,700. Chester; Vicki Proffitt, Lebanon; Chester· GALLIPOLIS Gallla County only be a citizen and a resident of the There will be four separate battles for Burger and William I.. Walters. Archie E. The fourth race facing Republicans on E. Wells, Reedsville; Norman 0. Weber, sheriff's deputies Friday Investigated precinct for 30 days to vote. central committeemen posts. There are Meadows and Donald Wright are opposing the county level Tuesday Is that of On the county level there are four nominating a prosecuting attorney can- Orange; Samuel B. May, Rutland Vlllage; vandalism at Macedonia Church located each other for the Jan. 3 term on the three races In the Republican circles and one Democratic race. Republican races on which voters will didate . The candidates are incumbent, Norman C. Will, Wesl Rulland ; Sam on Macedonia Rd. off Uttle Bullskin. Democratic Uckel. Hicks, Jr., Salem: . John David Gerard, In Addison\Twp. Clarence E. Shriver, " decide. Sheriff candidates have campaigned Bernard V. Fultz , Middleport, and Middleport first; Kenneth E. Imboden, Deputies said someone shot 15 holes through the front door. Seeking the nomination to run for the Frederick W. Crow, Ill, Route 2, Racine. and Ray Haskins, are seeking the 011 law and order, using literature focused Three bullets allegedly fi red from a .22 011 vandalism, breaking and enterlilgs, Republican nod while Steven Betz 18 county commissioner post, term beginning The nominee will be unopposed in the fall. Middleport second; Lewis l..<lng, Middleport 1hird ; Lawrence M. Stewart, Jan. 2, 1977, are five candidates, James R. Candidates on the county level who are Middleport fourth; Audrey Young, caliber gun were found Inside some of the drug traffic and abuse, professlonalizatlon opposing Lenora Mooney on the Democrat church furniture . Frecker, Route 3, Pomeroy; Ralph W. unopposed are all Republicans and all are and upgrading the sheriff's department to side. Pomeroy first: Olin D. Boothe, Pomeroy A fuel oll tank near the church had cooperation with community residents. In Gallipolis · Twp. Republicans Ours, Route 1, l..<lng Bottom, the in- incumbents. They are Larry E. Spencer, 'cumbent ; Robert F. Sno.wden, Rutland; Racine ,' clerk of courtrs; John C. Bacon, second ; Virginia V. Blazewicz, Pomeroy been drained aecory:llng to deputies. (CGntlnued on page 2) Other blg Issues include financial support Charles R. Hysell, Route I, Middleport, Route 4, Pomeroy, judge of the common third ; Catherine L. Welsh, Pomeroy and Charles H. Bartels, Pomeroy. The pleas court; Eleanor Robson, Minersville, fourth; Evelyn B. Thomas, Bradbury; nominee of tile Republicans will be op- county recorder; George M. Colllns, Route Eliza Powell, Harrisonville ; Ernest A. posed In November by James E. Roush, I, Reedsville, county treasurer; Wesley A. Wingett, Racine Village; Woodrow T. Zwllling, Syracuse Village; VIrginia A. the only Democrat candidate. · Buehl, Pmeroy, engineer; Rankin Ray Fisher, Minersville, and Edwin S. Cozart, Two Republicans seek the nomination Pickens, Pomeroy, coroner. Not only are to run for the county commissioner post, the listed incumben ts unopposed in lhe Racine Precinct. Republicans have eight races in that term beginning Jan . 3, 197LThey are primary but also in the fall. many precincts come June 8 for the Richard E. Jones of Pomeroy and the The Democrats will also elect central central committee of that party . Those inc umbent, Bernard D. Gilkey. The comniltteemen at the June primary . 'There nominee will be opposed in the fa ll by are five precincts in which there are no precincts and candidates are Helen M. _ James Bailey, Route 1, l<lng Bottom, the candidates. 'The Democrats have two Quivey and Richard W. Sargent, E. Bedford: Gary Dennis Evans, Clarence Lawrence, Lebanon; Harry Hill , Kathryn Philson, Letart : 0. J . Pennington and William H. Chapman, Orange; Rogert G. Swick and James R. Sheets, West Rutland; · George A. Meinhart and Haymond A. Klbes, Middleport First POMEROY - Two county-wide tax that the levy would provide funds for street Ward; George Nesselroad Jr., and George 111easures will face Meigs Coynty voters ligh ts and street maintenance. The second H. Warner , Rock Springs; Earold Dean Tuesday and four others will be decided issue in Middleport is a one mill l ev~ .for and Harold G. Norris , Pageville; Otis F. Knopp and Douglas Wickline, Racine upon in two subdivisions. the fire department. Precinct. All county voters will east ballots on a The fire departm ent has Indicated, Unnopposed Rep ublicans for central two-lentils of a mill levy ( 10 years) to however, that It prefer voters support a committee and their respective precincts provide funds'for continued operation of large tax measure later on when a new fire are: Robert L. Jones , West Bedford; me M utneastern. Uhlo Emergency truck wlll be needed. The department has Robert Wood, North Chester : David Medical Service which handles emergency Indicated that II would prefer voters Koblentz, South Chester; Granville Lyons, medical care and hospital transfer ser- choose the street maintenance and street Columbia; Faul F. Andrews, Olive ; Alvin vice. 'lighting levy at this time. Reed, Reedsville; Eli zabeth All voters also wjll decide on a twoThe third tax .measure before voters Hobstetter, Rutland Village ; Pearl tenths of one mill me~tal health levy with Tuesday in Middleport is for one-half mill E. Wlle, East Rutland: Alva Swick, proceeds to be Meigs county's sharf of the which would be used for recreation. Salem : David Ohlin ger, Middleport money needed for the mental health In the Soulthern Local School District, Second ; Bernard D. Gilkey, Middleport program which Is conducted cooperatively a $420,000 bond' issue - 3.32 mills for 20 111ird; Dorothy !'· McGuffin, Middleport tor Meigs, Jackson and Gallia Counlles. years - will face voters for the second Fourth; Eldon Morris, Bradbury; Lola Middleport Village will have three tax time. The funds would provide for conClark, Harrisonville: Cora B. Beegle, questions to settle. Each would be in effect structing, furnishing and equipping an Racine Village : Ern est E. Sisson .Jr ., · for five years. A three mill levy wlll be addition to Southern High School in Racine . MEIGS BASEBALL FANS followed Coach Dale High Sc~l Tournament. The Marauders dropped a 1-11 listed on the ballot for current expenses. and for the pu~chase of bleachers [or the Syracuse; William F. Harris. Minersville; heartbreaker despite a one-bitter by Meigs hurler Jeff Harrison's Marauders to Columbus Friday where MHS (ConUnued on page 2) However, villa~e officials have indicated high school gymnasium. ll!eKinney. See details on Page 20 (Photo by Jim Hamm) . t.Jttlcd Elida in the 1976 Class AA semifinal· the Ohio Polls open at 6:30 on Tuesd~y Church windows near Little Bullskin shot Cleans Shags! ADJUSTS TO DEEPCLEAN ANY CARPET FROM THE LOWEST NAP TO THE THICKEST Sl lAG. Reg. 179"' UPRIGHT Reg. 11911 ATTACHMENTS Total Value 19911 $7 4~~. 1424-B CLEANS TONIGHT 8:30 TIL 12:30 The MEIGS INN . Ph. 992-3629 OHIO WAGON - The Ohio Wagon pulled by white mules was one of the wagoos taking part in the National Blcentennlal Wagon Train Saturday mQrnlng . SUNDAY, MAY 6, 1976 COMBINATION OFFER! POW L UPRIGHT WITH CLEANING TOOLS 3 GALS FROM PARKERSBURG Among residents attending the Saturday celebration were some In old fashioned costumes. A barge holding the 20 state wagons, not participating in the parade, was moored above Pomeroy for viewing beginning at 4 a.m. Saturday.. The observance in Pomeroy was concluded about noon and the unit moved on towards Ravenswood , W. Va . Pictures here and on page 2show some highli~hts of Saturday's events. .I NOTICE TO THE MINERS OF MEIGS COUNTY YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT AND VOTE FOR THE MENTAL HEALTH LEVY IS NEEDED TUESDAY, JUNE 8TH Pomeroy firemen staged a chicken barbecue in connection with Saturday's event and a souvenir stand - part of the wagon train - operated on the upper parJ<ing lot with 10 percent of t~e proceeds to go to the local bkentennial commission headed by John Rice . Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman and Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Andrews presented the certificates of redl'<licatiun . + Reeves . out : "Martha was right." The•·e was no card. The fun eral h'.•1!e sa id John Mitchell had picked up a lithe cards becaU>e he did not want the public to know the donors. As Mrs. Mitchell's casket was carried from the church , a black woman cried out , "'Oh, Martha , Martha, " and sobbed uncontrollably. Outside tile church she identified herself as Fanny B. Co leman of Manchester , Ohio, a childhood playmate of Martha Mitchell. Mrs. Coleman sai d her mother had "raised" Martlla Mi\chell, helping in the big two-story house on the tree-lined street where Martha lived. ·,. will always remember her as a deep-dimpled, happy-go-lucky, forev ersmiling , girl ," Mrs. Coleman said. Earlier the Rev . Richard A. Dodds told a bout 450 carefull y groomed and prosperous looking mourners who fill ed to about threefourths capacity the church where Martha Mitchell was baptized : Hebel, rece ived ce rt ificates of rededication to America signed by local residents. These will be taken to ,Valley Forge, microfilmed, and placed in a time capsule to be opened in 100 years. Also, members of .llie local committee were presented certificates O[ appreciation from the wagon train personnel. Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohw 'V11lley VO. 11 Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED Wyllis · Davis , Middleport ; Li la Carman , Chaun cey; Dorothy Johnson , Racine; Eva Barrett, La ngsville ; Edith McCoy, Syracuse . DISCHARGED - Larry Thomas, Janice Young, William Rice , Helen Johnson, Yvonne Se llers, Car olyn Valley Forge, Pa.- wintered over before resuming the jaunt to Valley Forge in March. The tr ain visiting Pomeroy ls traveling via water in order to emphasize tlle importance of water travel in the early settling of the nation. The parade of three state wagons Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio was joined by several local entries Including two w~gon type vehicles, and v.arious organizations with entries including fire equipment. The S!luthern High School Band was also on hand as a unit in the parade. The upper parking lot was blocked off !rmil traffic for Ule morning and the musical program . was presented there . The wagon master of the train, Rollie SHOP SATURDAY 9:30 TO 5 PM POMEROY ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Two levies in Meigs • ., l ·' '' '·· ., � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 4, 1976 deeter hendricks west