https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2092702ee36009d0c76653ec8b7984bf.pdf 203994d77c128b46834923e0292d3a5e PDF Text Text - ' Carswell indicted , . Health administrator· Mrs. Strauss retired For many years the name of Mrs. Beulah Stra1111, MidcDeport, and the Meigs County Department of Health have been almost synonymous. • However, no more. Wedneaday, Mn. Strauss completed het final day of employment with the departrnent wrapping up 22~ years of service as administrative assistant, secretary and registrar for the Meigs Coun. ty Board·of Health. The daughter of the late Mr. arld Mrs. Walter Forquer of Middleport, Mrs. Strauss attended Ohio Wesleyan for two years and a Columbus business o(flce training thusial!t, Mrs. Strauss, a member of Heath United ; Methodist Church in Middleport, has been a member of the Middleport Business and Professional Women's Club since 1945. She is a member of the Middleport Uteraey Club and the Mid· dleport Amateur Gardeners Club. . A furlqughed railroader, Mr. Stra1111 for a number of years has operated the Twin City Machine Shop, Cole St., Pomeroy. Over the noon hoot Wednesday, Mrs. Strauss was honored with a luncheon and gift presentation held at the Meigs Inn by her coworkers. school following her graduation from Middleport High School. She worked seven years at the federal treasury department offices in Columbus during whil!l. time she married .\rth1[Strauss. She and her husband purchased I the Forq11.e.r. ~lome place on South Second Ave. and have · since resided there. For 12 years after returning to Mid· dleport Mrs. Strauss did not work. Then, she returned ·to work for the local American Red Ci'OIIS for one week and was hired by the health department at the end of that week. A golf and a boating en- IN;~~· MRS. ARTHUR (BEULAH ) SrRAUSS, a veteran of 22lfz years service with the Meigs County Department of Health, retired from her duties there on Wednesday. By BARBARA FRYE TALLAHASSEE, Fia. (UPI) -" A grand jury Wednesday Indicted G. Harrold Carswell, once nominated to the Supreme Court by former President Richard Nixon, on charges Of making homosexual advances to a policeman he · met in a men's restroom. A Leon County grand jury . ch~:~rged the 56-year-old former federal appeals court judge with two , mlsde· meailors - battery and an attempted unnatural l!hd lascivious act with another person. Conviction of both could send him to jail for 14 months. Carswell, married with four 'grown children, received word of the indictment in Tallahassee . Memorial Hospital where he has been undergoing treatment for nerves and depression since hla arrest last Thursday. He js allowed no visitors or phoni calls outside of the lnunedlate family and has refused to diBcuss the case. But State Attorney Harry Morrison said Carswell denied any wrong-<loing after tus arrest by plainclothes pollee officer George Greene in a wooded area 12 miles north of Tallahassee."' Carswell was released in his own custody and hospitalized after reportedly threatening suicide at the pollee station Thursday where he was booked on a charge of battery-striking or touching another person against his will. , Morrison Initially said pollee did not feel they had sufficient evidence to prove the unnatural and l!laclvious act offense becauae there were no witnesses other than Carswell and Greene. But the grand jury returned indlctm@nts on bolh counts: Morrison said he makes a practice of putting matters , involving public figures before the grand jury.• He. would riot say ·If the jurors he,ard witnesses other .than · the pollee. Carwell has practiced law and served as a part-tline federal bankruptcy referee since his Supreme Court . rejection In 1970. He was one of two southj!l'llers nominated (Continued oa page 2) . en tine e By United Preaalnte1'118tloaal .. · NEW YORK- THE U.S. COAST GUARD today expanded , the Atlan* search for balloonist Karl Thomas, missing for more thanthree.days, by adding nine aircraft to the operation. Theflrstspeciallyequtppedsearchandreilcueptanenewfrom ~ VOL XXVIII NO. 53 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO THURSDAY. JULY 1, 1976 PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Elizabeth City, N. C., Wednesday and sqtnned thousands of ------------------:--------'-'---,~......:..:..:.:..:..:..::..::.:..:.:.,:_.::.:.::..:_.:.:...::..:..:_:___ _ _ _ ___ _ __.:.:_=-=.._:..:.:_:..:.:::~=~ miles of ocean ~ore landing In St. John's, Newfoundland, =~e the crew spent the night, a Coast Guard spokesman Thomas, 27,la atternptlng'to be the first to solo the Atlantic· Ocean by balloon. The fan-shaped search extended northeast to ea~t from the last lfue "fix" on hla position, 300 miles south of Cape Sable, Nova Scotia, and 500 miles east of New .York. The operation was direct~ from the Coast Guard· search hea~uarters on Governors Island In New York City, the ~l(esman said. · · . ANCHORAGE, AlASKA - THE ALASKA PIPEUNE Is expected to FOst f/.7 billion -:- 10 per cent more than the last estimate, the Alyeska Pipeline Service Co. said Wednesday. . . Tlie cost foreca~ wali for completion of the system t~ an wtial design -capacity of 1.2 n_U1llon barrels per day, Sllld a spokesmanforthecompanywhlchlareponslblefordesignand construction of the 800-rnile line fro":' the Prudhoe oil fields on the Arctic coast to the deep-sea terminal at Valdez. 1 .Guerr1• as 11 letgolOO more hostages · · . SHREVEPORT; . LA . •- A GROUP CLAIMING responsibility for mailing 18 letter bombs during June has threatened further violence ul)less corporations comply with extortion demands. ·~we are sure the letter· bombs served notice that we have no objecti(ln to blowing off a few corporate hands-tlie ones they ~eal with, JX'eferably," said a 2-page letter mailed to a televi,s.ion station and a newspaper Wednesday. , The letter, signed "B. A. Fox and Associates," was mailed from Las Vegas Monday and was believed to be authentic according to an FBI spokesman in New Orleans. The letter was printed verbatim in the Shreveport Journal. The letter referred specifically to utilities, airlines, meat packers, grain companies and the Brown & Root Co.,a huge construction firm partly owned by Lady Bir<! Johnson. ATMORE, ALA.~THERE ARE a lot of men Inside the Fountain Correctional Center who stole money, though not many who did it Inside the prison. But there Is at least one who did, officials at the Alabama state prison reported Wednesday. What's more, they apparently got the money out. · The'lnmate canteen, which sells Cigarettes, canned goods and other Items, was robbed of the $2,000 over the weekend. The Inmate on duty at the canteen claims he was hit over the head by two m'asked men who tied him up and escaped with the money. Associate Corrections Commissioner Walter Capps said he believed that some of the money ras passed to visitors at the JX'lson. "I think it was an inside job," said Capps. : · · By JOHN PLATTER hostages they were holding at ners," NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) _ Uganda's· Entebbe airport. The Israeli cabinet met in Pro-Palestinian guerrillas The''new move would leave the Defense Ministry building announced today they would more than 100 hostages still in Tel Aviv as dozens of free about 100 more hostages held by the hijackers at the relatives of Israeli hostages · from a hijacked ·French airport. gathered outside )o airliner-all but those with It was broadcast by demonstrate for the release Israeli or dual nationality. Uganda radio shortly alter of the imprison~ guerrillas. They extended to Sunday the Israeli government . The hijackers stateme!ll their deadline for release of announced it had decided ·to today seta new•deacDme of 7 imprisoned guerrilas from open negotiations for the a.m. EDT Sunday for complifive nations. release of 40 imprisoned ance with their demands. It T ·h e · d r·a m a t i c · guerrillas demanded by the said that in addition to the announcement by the gunmen \fhO seized the Air Jewish hostages and those of hljackerscamejustminutes France fet airbus from " dual nation,ality" before the expiration of the Athens to Uganda Sunday. presumabl~ non-israeli original 8 a.m. deadline they The Israeli national radio Jews- they would continue to had set for Israel and-the four said the cabinet agreed to hold the airliner and its crew. other Countries to release 53 authorize a team of ministers · The guerrillas did not "fr'eedom fighters" in "to open negotiations with the repeat their previous threat exchange for the lives of 209 view of releasing the priso- to massacre hostages by . Railroad Days !J .Festival Program . . .is obtained . Two caught in the act Two suits for money have 1,1978. The Auto OwnerS Mutual filed In Meigs County Com~ IiiSurance, Columbus, asks mon Pleas Court. Dorothy Elaine Hart, Mid- Wilmer W. Black, Rt. 1, dleport, filed suit against oRa cine for $507.76 as .Bertha Batey, Middleport, damages In an automobile asking $2,872.50 for feed and accident on Aug. 12, 1974 on care of a female Chihuahua SR 124 in Lebanon Township. from Aug. 23, 1971 untlf May Aid unit called STRIKECAUED YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (UPI) - Local 1617 of the Unilfl Steel Workers union early today struck the G.F. Business Equlpinent Co. here when the old twO:year contraCt expired. The company wants a four year· contract and the union Ia asking for a tw~year pact, a union spokesman said. · JUmCEFINED l,.arry Jus\lce, Pomeroy, wu fined $100 and coats In the oourt li PGmeroy Mayor Clarence Andrews Tuesday · nlgbt upon conviction of ISSIIuil out three times The Middleport Emergency; Squad was called three tlines In the past 24 hours: To· 371 N. Third Ave., at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday for Miss Mary Park who was Ill, was taken to Veterans Memorial Hos~ltal where she was admitted. At 4:30 a.m. Thursday, to Rutland for Naomi Bentley, a medical patient, also taken to , VMH. . . At 9:03 a.m., to Route 5S4 near Cheshife for Floyd Gardner, who had suffered a possible stroke and was l.liken to Holzer Medical Center. · Israeli jails., In exchange for 209 hostages still held at Uganda's Entebbe airport. About half are Israelis or nonIsraeli Jews. In Paris, Israeli ambassador to France Mordechal Gazlt said Israel would be ready to negotiate the release of the proPalestinian gunmen It holds only if the negotiations were hancDed by France 11nd If Israel was fully ·aSIIOCiated with the parley. Gazit laid down the two conditions when he paid an urgent call at • the French Foreign Ministry. ~ .i program ·at park REEDSVILLE - The an- help out on a little pick up; nual naturalist program for patches awar-ded 9 p.m., visitors to Forked Run State moonlight hike. Wednesday - 9 a.m., junior Park is 1,111derway, Doyle N. Smales, park manager, naturalist program, kids, 710. 11 a.m., naturalist aid reports. · Schedule for each week in· program, 11-15 year olds; 7 p.m., games of the great eludes : Sunday, 11 a.m. a tour of outdoors; 9 p.m., tall tales. Thursday - 9 a.m. junior the Bellville Lock and D8J11; naturalist program; 11 a.m., 1-4, the nature center is open. · Tuesday - 1 p.m., canoe naturalist aid program. Friday - 9 a.m., junior trip Umlted to 10 participi:mts, sign up at park of- · naturalist program; 11 a.m., fi'ce; 7 p.m., environmental naturalist aid program ; 9 poster and clean-up contest p.m., awards program; 9:30 kickoff. . Each camping p.m., Mother nature slides. Satur-day - .9 a.m ., family designs a poster to discovery hike; 10:30' a.m .. stress conservation of fuel or orienteering game, teelu!lques of map reading and compassing; 1-4 p.m., nature center open; 9:30 p.m., movies, amphitheater. I All programs will begin and end at the nature center unless designated otherwise. Children urider 14 must be accompanied by an adult for all programs except the junior · naturalist and naturalist aid programs. Swimming at the park is 12 noon to 7:30 Monday through Friilay l!!ld from 12 noon to 8:30 p.m. on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. Deritocrats push reform By GENE BERNHARDT National Convention. The second measure would WASHINGTON · (UPn The major measure would create a commission of five House Democrats are remove the power to order Democratic and three pushing for final approval of changes in the allowances Republican House members a reform package they can now held by the House and seven persons outside of point to when voters ask them Administration Committee Congress to study possli}le dur\ng a two-week July, . where Elizabeth Ray was further reforms and report recess about sex scandal employed until she alleged back by Dec. 31, 1977. allegations involving some that former chairman Wayne The administration members. Hays kept her on the payroll committee under its new Part of the · package - to serve only as his mistress. chairman, Rep . Frank adjustment of allowances Hays denied the charge but Thompson, D-N.J ., Monday such as staff, travel and s u r r et" d e r e d t h e ordered a series of allowance . office equipment - is already chairmanship until a grand changes which are now In law in law and Democratic jury and the House Ethics and will remain regardless of leaders sought approval Committee either prove or (Contlnu~ on page 2) · today of two resplutions disprove'•.ttt. '· wrappinJ up the reform move. 1 The Congress hopes to recess by Friday until July ' 19, after the Democratic Officers were elected and vice president; Rita Manst, . Yt:iiL . The girl's father, Dr. Paul ' WASHINGTON (UPI) ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::\:::::::::::::::::::;:: two committees were formed secretary - treasurer, and at the first. meeting of the Paulette Butcher, reporter. Hines, recently resigned as The Senate joined the House United Mine Workers of Conunitteess were appointed president of Rio Grande in removing most farms from America Supporters" Wed- to work on disilster relief, College and Rio Grande Com- the jurisdiction of the Ocnesday morning at Forest social · security and black munity College to join the cupational Safety and Health PHILADELPHIA, July 1 Acres Park on New Uma lung. The next meeting will staff at Marshall University Act ·and .then approved $57.1 - The Continental .Road; ' be held July 30 at 10 a. m. at in Huntington. He is to billion for the departments of Congress began debate oo Elected were Patsy Oiler, Acres Paris:. Forest asswne a vice presidential Labor and Health,' Education the June 7 resolution of president; Carol Daniels, position within three weeks and Welfare. vtrglnlan Richard Henry as director of Marshall ComOn a 9()-1 vote, the Senate I..ee that the 13 American . \ munity College. . Wednesday approved a comcolonies should be inHe and his wife, Mary, promise all\l!ndment that dependent of British rule; A have four other children, would free .from OSHA tentative vote showe4 Dine Sc<>tt, Bruce, Mary, and regulations farmin"g · colonies for; two against; Paul K. Strauss, 26, Rt. 1, dleport Pollee Officers, MidSusan. operation~ with five or fewer Delaware's four delegates Rutland, in an initial ap- dleport Polk;,e Chief, J. J. · The body wilt be shipped employes on an average day split 2-2, and New York ·· before County CremeanS', and sheriff pearance from Mlller's Home For and no more than 12 on a . uninstructed and ab· Court Judge Robert E:'Buck deputies. The officers conFunerals to the Ferry v'singleday. staining. One of the two opWednesday was released on a . fiscated 300 plants of Funeral Home at .Nevada, Once that issue was settled, posing colonies, South · $5,000 bond on a charge of · marijuana allegedly being Mo. the Senate voted 75 to 17 in · Carolina, slgoalled a S'!!lgrown by StrallSS who moved Funeral services will be favor of a ,major money bill · .ch by asking for ·post- · .cultivating marijuana. Strauss was arrested to Meigs County from New held Monday, July 5 at the providing $57.1 billion in ponement of a I • ·mal vote Tuesday by Meigs County York City. Some of the plants funeral ·home with burial fiscal1977 to run thEl_ DeiJilrt· until the follow' 1ay. Sheriff Robert C. Har- were over 7feet tall. following in Milo Cem~tery at ments of Labor and Health tenbach. Asslstin!( were Mi~.Milo, Mo.. , ·Euucalion an~ Welfare. Child ~killed by tractor trailer Five-year .old Kathleen A. Hines, daughter of Rio Grande College President and Mrs. Paul R. Hines, was killed at 4:10 p.m. Wednesday when struck by a tractor-trailer rig on Rt. 35, seven tenths of a mile from Rt. 325. The accident occurred within 40 yards of the ~nes home inside the village ofRioGrande. · According to the Gallia • Meigs Post State Highway Patrol, the child ran fnto the path of a rig operated by James R. Jones, 54, Yadlnville, N. ·C. The. driver, treated for shock at the Holzer Medical Center, was not held. Dr. Donald R. Warehime, Gallia COunty Coroner, said death W!IS caused by multiple ·head injuries. It was Gallia's fifth traffic fatality of the T he. hIj ~ ~ke r s ' · announcement came shortly after the Israeli cabinet decided to give governinent officials authority to negotiate the release of imprisoned gu~rrlllas in return for the safety of hostages aboard a hijacked jetliner in Uganda. Prime Minister Yitzhak 'Rabin met with the 20member cabinet for an hour and a half to discuss Israel's reaction to the demands of the hijackers. · · The · hijackers have demanded the release of 53 prisoners, 40 of them in Break-in THURSDAY, JULY 1 1 P.M. - Pool opens; begin setting up displays' at. . · Meigs County Sheriff Elementary School and Park. • Robert C. Harten bach and 7 P.M. -Free swimming at Middleport)lool. Middleport Police Chief J. J. FRIDAY, JULY 2 ' ,Cremeans obtained a 11 A.M. -Park opens; concessions operating. statement this morning 1P.M. - Model Train Show and Railroad Exhibition opens signed by Eli Ebersbach III, at Elementary School. Pool opens. ~ 19, Plwn Street, Middleport, 7 P .lVI. - Parade through Middleport. that Ebers bach broke into 8 P.M. - Dedication Ceremonies. the Meigs County Courthouse 9 P.M. - Bicentennial Musical: "I Hear America onthenightofJune23. Singing," by the P<. Pleasant High School Band. The sheriff has recovered a WASHINGTON - CORN ACREAGE FOR HARVEST this · SATURDAY, JULY3 . scanner taken from the . fall will hit the highest level in 'll years and total grain 10 A.M.- Pretty Baby Contest; deadline for entry: 9:30 probate . courtroom in the production should set another new record If weather conditions a.m. · break-in. lire normal, an · Agriculture Department report showed All offices with the ex1 P.M.- Frog Olympi_cs, Pool Qpens, M\)del Train Show Wednesdlly. and Railroad Exhibition at Elementary School. ception of that of County The department's report on crop acreage estimated · 5 P.M. - Kiddie AGtivities: Sack Races, Pie Eating Auditor Howard Frank were farmers .. wlll harvest 72.4 milfion acres .of corn, up slightly Contest, }\ubble Gum Blowing Contest, etc. ransacked when the Courtfrom previous forecasts and 8per cent above 1975. SUNDAY, JULY 4 house was entered. Entrance • 1 P.M. -Park opens; pool opens. Model Train Show \til 4 was gained by breaking out a p.m.). window pane in the office of SATURDAY SPECIAL Cmnmon Pleas Court Judge Saturday's entertainment at the Railroad Days Festival Jolu! C. Bacon at the rear of · will feature the first-ever Frog Olympics. the courthouse. ·Akinil of step-child to the state frog jumps held annually at Two 19-year-old Mlddlepo~ broken out of a front door at Investigating, . the Big Bend Regatta, there willJil.e two divisions competing : ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::: Elberfeld's. men were in the county jail today after being a~­ pollee discovered the two junior, for anyone age 15 and under, and the senior for anyone . EXTENDEDOUTLOOK prehended' by the Pomeroy youngmenransackingtheof- over 15. · flee on the second floor. One First and second place cash prizes will be awhrded: in the Saturday through pollee at 12:17 a.m. Thursday had In his possession $327 in senior diVision, $50 for first place and $35 for second : in the Monday, generally fair In the act of ransacklrig the cash and the other a small junior division, $35 forfirst·and $20 for second. Saturday and Sunday and a office In tl)e Elberfeld Depar· amount of change and some Entry fee will be $1.50for the senior division and.$1 for the chance of showers Monday. tmentStor<!. lockets . junior division. All events will be conducted under rules set Highs wlll be in the 70s and In jail are Ell Ebersbach The t~o are expected to be forth by the Ohio Society for the Promotion of Bullfrogs. The ~ .lows wlll be In the 50s to the and Randy Lee. Pomeroy low 60s. · pollee said at · 12:17 a.m. taken to County Court today jumping will commence promptly at 1 p.m. Thursday it was discovered for a hearing. .;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::;:·:::::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:·:·:·:· that the glsss had been Two suits ask for judgments blowing them up in the Air France airoos. The statement, according to Radio Uganda, was issued in the name of the extremist Popular Front for the Ubera.tion of Palestine. The hijackers had released 46 hostages Wednesday women, children and elderly passengers. The promised release of 100 ·. 1flore would leave 109 still held at the Entebbe airport, four days after the Air . France jet airbus was hijacked as it left Athens on a flight from Tel Aviv to Paris. Farm safety is on its Officers named by supporters own now · - Dateline 1776 . ~fendant. puts up $5,000 bond ' , �.. • ) -. . 2- The Daily Sentinel.Middleport-Pomeroy, O., Thur&lay, July 1, 1976 :·:·: :·.·: :·.·:·.-.·:· , ·:·.·:~·:·:·:·:·,·:·,·:·:-: :·::·.·: :·,·:·,·:·.·:· Gap with Moscow widened . t -,....-- ..----- -- ~-· - 3- Mrs. McDaniel , I7c STAMPSOON WASHINGTON- (UP!) TbeP01IalServlcel10athe ' ur8 verge of making lla .13-cent strayed' from the tutelage of BERLIN (UP! )- Western' umer affairs." Mrs. Artie Virginia Mc-slamp rate " permanent, •: The document was Moscow. /llld rna verick East European Daniel, 62, Highland, Ohio, which meaos It may go up Soviet leader Lebnid I. Corrununists emerged from a approved at the end of the formerly of Middleport, died • another few peDDles In a party summit in East Berlin two-day summit alter 6 Bre:zbnev, who campaigned Thursday morning at Gr81)t fewmunlbs. with a new statement of President Josip Broz Tito of for the convocation of the Hospital in Columbus. . 1 Two steps are Involved In summit for two years, paid Yugdilavia , Italian .Party principles stressing their inMrs. McDaniel was horn tatsing the cO!It of stamps. dependence from Mosco'-''s ch•ef ~nrico Berllnguer and heavily far it, according to Oct. 15, · 1913 in' Point The Postal Rate ComFrench Conununlst leader political observers. ideological dominance. Pleasant, the daughter of the mission first appl'llyes new Brezhnev had to scrap Italian, French ~nd other George Marcbais openly late William and Laura Good"permanent" rates and the Western parties pushing lor a chal lenged Moscow's references oo ''proietsrian inman Bartnun. She,.;Jwas also Postal Service, alter a ternationalism" - regarded government role can now primacy . preceded in dea IIi by her delay, can Impose "temConsistmg mostly of as shor;thand Cor -Moscow's cpunter critics with the docuhushand, George A. Mcporary" rates ooe-thlnl ment, . whicll upholds . their generalities supporting peace right oo interfere in the Daniel; a son, and three higher. · right to "fight lor Socialism" and socialism, it showed how policies of other Communist sisters. Mrs. McDaniel at· · far European parties nave parties. in their own way . ·tended the Hobson Church in Conference observers said Christian Union. the statement adopted by the Surviving are four European Communist party daughters, Mrs. Larry congress Wednesday will also (Wilma- Jean) Weimann, bolster Romania and ,YugosKyger; Mrs. Frank (Mary PIITSBURGH (UP! ) - VolksWagen•in an attempt to said. Conneaut Mayor PauJ . Jane) Hawley, Columbus; lavia in their opposihon to Soviet interference in their Ohio Gov. James A. Rhodes persuade German automaker Williams .. "We will need all Mrs. William (Martha ) Frye, said Wednesday thousands of to locate .its first U.S. the help we can get." affairs. Gallipolis, and Mrs. James The 29 European parties new jobs and dozens of assembly plant in Brook · "We know the port in (Wanda Jean ) Tolle, Leesagreed that "international, satellite industries would he Park, Ohio . Volkswagen's Conneaut must he improved burg, Ohio; five sons, Clarencomradely, volu ntar y attracted to northeast Ohio first choice fqr 11£ plant, if U.S. Steel decides to come ce E., Route I, and Paul L., LEGION TEAM VS WELLSTON - The Meigs American ~glon tasebali team put · cooperation and solidai"ity on and northwest Pennsylvania which will prqduee VW here, " Rhodes told the both of Middleport; George anoth<!r notch in iL<> belt Wednesday at Syracuse by defeating Welll!ton 8-5. Above, Brian • • the basis of the great ideas of if the U.S. Steel Corp. builds a Rabbit£, is New Stsnton, officials, "But you will need R., Crystal Lake. Ill., and • Hanlilton is at bat. He went hitless, but drove in a run on a ground ollt. Pictur.e by Jim \• highways and other items Marx, Engels and Lenin can $3.25 billion steel mill in Pa . Jame$ A. and Jerry A., both "anun, ' "I am as happy as can be and you must turn to the state develop through the strict Conneaut, Ohio. ~· " ·""~ of Leesburg; a sister, Mrs. help and I pledge you will for The plant would be one of that he came here and observa tiOn of equa lity, Viola Edwards of Mid- . 0 sovereignty and the largest in the world and pledged the state 's suwort,'' get 11:: dleport; two brothers, Leroy independence of each party the largest single plant ever W. (Bud) and Jack Bartrum, and the noninterference in built in Ohio. both of near P001eroy ; 24 "Since the Conneaut area grandchildren and six great· site is on both sides of the grandchildren. Ohio-Penn~ylvania boroer, I Funeral services will he pledge Ohio's willingness oo • held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Veterans Ml',Diorlal HOIJIIIal work with Pennsylvania Ra~lings-Coats Funeral , Admitted : Hattie Swlftij (Continued from page i) CINCINNATI (UPI ) -The party's platform conunittee because the steel plant would Home in Middleport with the Middleport; Avane Religious Coalition for draft. by Nixon but rejected by the help the economies of both Rev. Harry J . Utteral of Bass, Pomeroy; Mary '' NEWPORT, R.I . (UP! ) - Thick fog cut visibility to Abortion Rights (RCA!\) Senate. "Religious ministries must states," said Rhodes, who has Westerville offi ~iating . · Park, MiddleP2rt ; UJi near zero in this histcric seaport today, delaying by at says Archbishop Joseph L. seek to · persuade their · · After his Senate rejl!ction been in touch with B\II'ial will be m the Gravel least four · hours the departure of Tall Ships '76 for Bern.ardin of Cincinnati, coostitutents of the moral Hin; Pomeroy;' Eugene . by three votes- largely due oo Pennsylvania Gov. Milton J . Hill Cemetery, Cheshire. president of the Nationhl efficacy of their particular Fisher, Pomeroy; France~ : . American Independence DIIY festivities in New York a staunch pro-segregation Shapp to seek his cooperation Friends m8:y caU at the Council of Catholic Bishops, tenets," she ~id. "Attempts Pickens, Portland; Roger · Harbor. speech made in his youthin the project. funeral home from 2 to 4 and is wrong in trying to use the With thousands of tourists jammed by sunrise into Carswell resigned from the Rhodes, here alon g with to amend. the Constitution on Snyder, Middleport. 7 to 9 p.m. Friday. parking space along scenic Ocean Drive and other U.S. Constitutioo to keep Discharged - Herman appeals court ·to run Ohio Development Direcoor the issue demonstrate a • Catholics· from having denial of this religious Michael, Clara Roney, vantage points frcm Newport, festival officials announced unsuccessfully for the U.S. James A. Duerk to meet with . • u th e parade of 20 stately windjanuners would not leave abortions. Vivian Phelps, Gertrude Senate . liiiSSIOII. U.S. Steel Chairman Edgar until "at least noon." Gladys Lavender, who He was arrested June 24 B. Speer and other corporate RCAR describes itself as Drake, Mary Carroll. CABBIE ARRESTED The original schedule called for the massive squareheads the . group, said. canprising 23 denominalioQs after he met Greene in a officers, said Speer asked for ORLANDO, Fla. (UP! ) riggers to start casting off at 8 a.m. in a convoy lasting Wedne&lay Bernardin also is and ocganiultions incluctin8 . shopping mall men's room "detailed mformation A Sanford taxi driver · has wroog in trying to make all Catholics and is ha5ed iri Holl:er Medical Center five hours. · which was being watched by concerning Ohio and that a been an-ested and charged (Discharges, June 31) women in "tbe United Ststes Washington, D C.· Miss Festi••al officials and Crown l'rince Harald and the vice squad as a suspected report will be made as soon with the .stabbing death of an A:nne Adams, Mary Princess Sonja of Norway plU11ged into a final ~ound of live iiy his beliefs. hangout for homosexuals. Lavender · said the as possible to the fiml." Ohio W111Il811 whose nude Baldwin, Virginia Carpenter, ceremmies Wednesday with a fu1J dress re\~ew of l~e Miss Lavender criticized Greene said he and organization 's goal is to U.S. Steel is ronsidering body was found in an Orange Bernard.jn for his recent maintain the Supreme Court Gladys 41e, Virginia Dean, · huge shiP\! nd a reception aboard the Norwegian vessel Carswell, who was unknown three possible sites for the County park. Orange County sttack ofi the abortio n decisioo ~ abortion as the Mrs. Raymond Oenuit and . · Christia¢tladich. to the policemav, Chatted in mill, to be named after Speer. Sheriff Melvin Colman- said statement in the Democratic taw of the laild. son, Anna Dow, Edna ··, the men's room, then got in according to Rhodes, who . . William L. Leslie Jr., 29, a · Downey, Dorothy French, :, the former judge's car and said-he ~nd Duerk have been I rejected suiter, was arrested Helen Grate, Lois Hoffman, • , drove to a wooded area north talking with steel firm • REISS PROMOTED Wednesday night and held Elaine HoJJey 1. Martha of town where the alleged officia ls for six monthS. SUB5IDYCOMES OOLUMBUS (UP!) -Gov. without bond in the.sla}ing of • HolleY, Maty Jones, Tony sexual passes at Greene Criminal cost subsidy Rhodes, later in the day , Major L.ea g~e Leadero , ,Schmtdl, Phtl 57, Perez. Cin Lannbert, &mdl'a Layman," '; James A. Rhodes J,oday Michele Tanasy, 18, who payments amounting to occw;:ed. went to Conneaut ahd told Untied Pre51 International 5< , Morgan , Cln !12. • Elmore • Leach Mll1'y to Sanford from came named U. Col. A dam G. The arrest was made as officialS he would offer U.S. fru.BB2.81 were distributed Batting Amer1can League : ' ~ Reiss as supenntendent ol Toledo, Ohh, three weeks (·based on 175 al bats) Burroughs. Tex ~ ; Mayberry, Markel, T)lomas Masters, ·· ' to 1ll county clerks of court Carswell walked from his car Steel the same inducements 1 Nation•I ·Lugue ·KC Sl ; Chamblis~, NY 49 ; .Sandra ·· l\1cCoy, Loren . : into the woods. to bulld the mill as be offered the Ohio Highway Patrol, during June, State Allliton ago to live with relativJlS. AB R. H. Pcf. Ot iS , KC and :Munson. NY 4B. Mercer, Mildted Nichols, · G. succeeding Col. Frank Thomi's E . Fer,guson Ol iver, Pit 62 252 43 \lO :357 · Slolen Bases Julia Pyl Ro R th . . Blackstone, Who i.s resigning. reported. Meigs County 's Mc Bride. 51. L NaltOf\al . L"agu,e: Cedeno, es, ger_. lppe • •. Reiss, currently deputy share was $3,622.65. Major League Results 51 198 99 61 .338 Hou. 21 ; Morgar; Cin aod Steven Sayre_, Roy . : United Press International ljUperinteodent for 'Fosler, C•n 67 265 40 B9 336 Brock, St. L n ; Taveras, Pill Shoemaker, Georgia Siders, . National League Mostly clear, cool tonight, operations, will lake over Cr.awlrd ..St. L .. .20; Gril[ev. Cin 19. . · Herbert Stanley, Mrs. : K!'ot'ULJ,. QUITS NAVY . Phil a al Montr eal . ppd , rain , 59 197 26 66 335 Amencan League:.. Patek, MiChael Stspleton and son .. · lows to mid 50s. Sunny and a · Saturday as the patrol's NORFOLK, Va. (UPJI MRS. REPP DIES Morgan. Cin 60 191 52 64 .335 I(C 37 : Ba ylor . Oak 34: Carew. •. little · warmer Friday, highs eighth superintendenl He Lt. j .g. Kenneth M. Knu)l Ce y , LA ·65 236 l7 77 326 Minn · 33: Norlh, Oak l2 ; ··Rose Vance, Cora Wallace, · Mrs. Martha Repp, 68, for· Hous 100 000 01G- 2 1 o in the lower Ills. Probability will ~ to fuJI Oak 27. Joan Wamsley, John Ward, . merly ol Meigs County, died Wednesday submitted his Mol>1anez, All78• JOS 32" 99, 325 Campaneris, SF 101 220 40>-10 16 I of rain 30 per cenl today, 10 , ·colonel. Pitching · Ada Williams Bertha ' Rondon, Pentz (41. Gr1H1n per cent tonight and Friday. early Thursday morning at resignation from the Navy , 15 Rose, Gn 7S 303 63 28 .323 !Mosf 1/ictoriesl Williams' M ' Jd (5), Siebert (7) , Niekro (8) • argaret m er, : Mercy Hospital in Co~. days after he . was ·court- Gr ifte y.C:n 69 258 Sl 83 322 National League : Jones. so and Herrmann. Julze 161 ; · 14-3; Lonborg,. Phil 10-4 : Brenda Wyatt. Funeral arrangemeuls are martialed on cllarges stem- Geroo imo. Cn Halicki 11·101 and Rader. LP . . .66 210' 28 67 l1 9' M,lllack, NY9 -2; Ruth~en , All (Birtbs,June30) ming fnxn the fatal collision · - ·----. , being made at the Rawlings- Rondon 12·21. HR Gadana. . Pagan (61. r------ - Ph tl 8-2, Mr and Mrs Charles ·. BOOne. Plu l 61 188 31 60 .319 9-7; · Ka at , of the cr:uiser BelkQap and Housl0t1, Cedeno I121. Coals Funeral Home in MidAndrews; Hou Chr istenson. Phil 8 3, · ' ·. ~ Marltoez {7 ) and Dempsey : The Daily Sentinel aircraft carrier John F. Ken.u 185 25 59 .319 Fryman. Mil ood seaver. NY Staley, son, JackSon; Mr. and : Tiant, Willoughby {6) and dleporL ' nedy. Navy officials said Ch i 000 100 103- 5 10 0 Fisk . WP - Willoughby (2 4) . "American League •8-5. • MFs. Roy Elriler, daughter, ; DEVOTED TO THE Pills 011 004 10.- 7 9 2 LP - Garland (8·11 HR INTE!itEST OF Kniill asked to resign his . . G. AB R. H. Pd. American Leavu~: Tanana, Mason, W. Va .; Mr. and Mrs. Bonham, Coleman (6 ). Boston, R ic~ {13}. MEIGS·MASON AREA commlssion · as quickly as Br,;ft, KC 71 290 « 105 .362 Cal , Fitzmorris,. KC and Archie JarreJI son Racine CHEI"TER L. TANNEHILL Garman (7) and Swisher ; · , ' . Figueroa. NY, 9-4 ; Tiant B~, . r ' ' • possible, but gave no details L-eF lore, Oet6"- 265 Exe-c. Ed. Kison, Moose ( 9) and NOW YOU KNOW 45 93 .~Sl , Dobson. Clev and Perry, Tex I 10 innings ) , ROBERT HOEFLICH Sanguillen. WP - Kison 16·4). Calif McRae, KC 11 266 45 89 .335 "9.5; Palmer , Ball and Hunter, 000 100 000 1- 2 9 1 Constnictioo of !lie ancient of his letter of resignation. City Edi1or LP - Bonham (6·5) HR - Chi R•vers, NY 61 275 4B 90 .327 NY 9-1. 000 010 000 Q-.1 6 o P u bi •Shed da il y eJ~i.cep ! megalithic formation ·at Ch icago. Lac"!'k 14). Sa lu rday b y The Oht o Ly nn, Bos 60 227 31 74 .326 · Earned Run Average • • •. , Ryan, Ross {1), .Scott 191. . WILL·il"BE YOU? : .. Stonehe nge, Engl and , Va l ley Publi sh ing Cern Munsan. NY (bas¢ on 63 i~nlngspitt~edl Drago (9) and Etchebarren, pan.,. , 111 ' <:our ! 5t , required an estimated . 1.5 All 000 033 02()---8 9 2 Humphrey f 1); Jefferson , . . 65 266 33 86 .323 Na Ii o na I Lea g u e :. · COLUMBUS (UP!)- Sblte , l'o m erov . Oh io ~ S7 69 "PLANS TIIREATENED LA 000 000 201- 3 9 0 1/uckovich (4), Carroll (8) and Car.,w, Mio 70 211 A3 88 .318 Fre isleben, • SO 2.16, Stan- highway safety o!flclais are ·r Bus i ness ott ,ce P-hone 99 2 ml!1ion man-hours of lahot. N•ekro, Marshall 111 and Downing . WP - Drago ·(2 6) . 1156. Ed ilor ial Ph one 991 PHILADELPHIA (UPI)"- . Siaub, Det 69 1•1 33 78 .316 house, Mil 2.19; F<ISier, SO forecasting that 23 peQ~>le will, . 1151 WilliamS; Hootoo, Sosa 16). LP - Carroll (3-4) About 24,Wl non-uniformed Bell , Cie h9 262 AI 82 .313. 2.35 1 Zachry Cirr2.45; Messer die in Ohio tiaffic accidents , ~ econd class pos l age Downing 181. Wal l 19) and Chamblss, NY smith. Atl ·2.54. patd a! Pomeroy. Oh lo municipal workers went on Rodriguez. WP - Niekro IB· Oak · 69 288 37 88 .306 Americarr Leaoue: Tr.avert over the 711-l)our July 4th 000 000 011- 2 10 1 Na l ional a.dver li s m g COOGAN SUES 4) LP ~ Hooton (5 -9). HRs strike today threatening the Home Runs ' Mil 1.96; Fidrych, Det 2.06. holiday weekend. . _;' , Tex 000 020 10~-3 · 8 1 rep r esen•al i ve Ward Atlanta, Will iam s (9) , LOS ANGELES (UPI)- city's plans f<Jr a massive. Gr i tr dh Company , Inc National League : K •n~m~n . Lyle, NY l . l,l . Garland, Ball Torrez , Todd (7) and Haney, Bo llinell i & Gallag her Oiv · , Montanez (6). Wynn 1101 ; Los Newman (7) ; Perry. Foucault Actor and producer Jackie Bicentennial celebration this NY 27 1 Schmidt. Ph tl 21; 2.16 ; i<ern, ~l eve . 2. 19. • • • 1S7 Th 1rd Ave .• New Yor k' Angeles, Garvey (6). Fosler. CJn 16. Mo!>da¥, Chi . Slrikeouls {81 and Sundberg. WP N V 10017. ' Coogan Wednesday sued weekend. and N<>rgan, Cin 13. Nalionall.ague: Se;!ver , NY ·~ •· Perry {9-5). LP - Torrez 16· S ~bscr i p1i on ra l es . Desert Hospital of Palm Cin 001 000 0001- 1 6 n 9) . A.meri(;an Le•gue : Sando, 111 ; Rlchar.d, Hou 88; Nl ek ro, •• ~, Oet.vered by earner wht>re SO 000 210 OOx- 3 8 ~ ava i lable 75 c enfs per Springs, Calif., for $1 million, Oek 14 , t . May, Ball, Ric~ and All 86: Messersmith , All 85:. A ~ought lor • the day: · . week By Mo tor Routt? Btllingham . Hinton {71. Yaslnemsk i, Bos · 13: Montefusco; SF BO ' English no~.elist Geo111e • charging invasion flf privacy. where carr 1er service nof Borbon 181 and Bench. Jones KC .• {143) H~ r l ck , Clev and Otis, K€ American League; Ryan , Meredith said, "I·apect that · 000 201 OlG-A 8 0 ava il able, One monrh His attorney said the hospital a nd Kendall. LP ~ Minn 101 000 Q00--2 1 0 SJ.2S. Bv mail tn Oh io and 12. , Cal 135: Tanana, C~l 127, 'll "- th •·-· hin ' negligently made public inBillingham {56) . Runs Batted In Blyleven, . Te:~ 107; Jenkins, woman Wl ·"" e "'"' t g ' ~ Spt itlorff {B-6) and ·w. Va .• One Year , S2200 . Snt months . 11 I 50 , Three formation on Coogan'shealth (Contlllued from page I) Nationa l' League; Foster. ·Bo~ 90 c Hunter. NY 83. · civiUze<J.by man," , . ', · · :· . Mart ine z; Bane, Luebber (7). months , S7 00 Elsewt!ere American League Cin and Kingman., NY 62 ; ·~ o ''l., Burgmeler {8). Campbell {8) that harmed his employment S26 00 year . Six months New York at Detroit, ppd and Borgmann. LP - Bare (0- sn.so. ·action on the resolution. three mon ths , S7 so capabilities, but would not rain 1) . Su b scription pr ice IncludeS say what the informatioo · Republicans, joined by an Sunaay Tlmes Sen tinel . undetermined number of Ball 001 030 Q00--4 9 I was. Only games schedu)ed diss ident Democ rats , Bos 120 003 OOx--6 12 0 nevertheless said the fuJI ' • House should have a vote on the allowance changes and PROf:ESSIC_)NIAL OVERHANG any other reform measures g and' they marsliailed their ENGINEERING · · · · ·· · forces for the parllamentary ., ~ 24 _.'>..... "E-5. '" battle. SERVICE ,-. _n ..11 .•. . Democrats on the Rules ··· · .. Conunittee rammed tbrough the. two . resolutions Wednesday along with rules ' By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. inaulin release. most of the vegetables, reasonable amounts. protecting them from DEAR DR. LAMB -I read That is part of the proteina as found in lean I should add that in the amendment. If Republica111 '' The Health Letter on Low mechanism that causes low meats, poultry and fish and current zeal to eliminate fail to defeat the role~~ they . Blood Sugar: HypoclyceiJlia. · blood sugar attac~ in people the inclusion of fat in the anyth(ng suspected of are allowed only one other I. ·, Onpagefouritstates, "- ifa who ea t sweet roils, meal. Fat delays the empty- causing ~sneer from our life procedural vat,!, a motion to ' '' .. person eats or drinks a lot of sweetened coffee or other ing of the stomach. This is there must be some thought recommit the measures to sweets on an empty stomach sweets and starches .as the about the only situation in to the benefits of agents suCh the rules conuntttee, which ts · the level of glucose rises sljf- only components of their which I recommend in- aS' artificial sweeleners. tantamount to kUling them. '" flciently to cause an over- breakfast. Sweet liquids pass creasing the fat in the diet These help prevent obeSity Democratic leaders, production of insulin." directly through th•e , and that has to be on an in- . and in tlirn then help prevent reeling from puhllc reaction <Would I be correct in stomach. A person who has dividual basis as needed. high blood pressure, heart at· to ·the allegations by Miss ,lj assuming that consutnption had part of his stomach Saccharin does not contain lackB and strokes. It 'is short Ray and a subsequent claim ,I, of a noo-nutritive sweetener, removed as for . surgicai any carbohydrates or sugar. sighted to lose these benefits by Miss CoUeen Gardner that ' such as sodiW)l Baccharin, treatment of an ulcer dumps It f I ~that if cannot raise to prevent the remote she was forced to perform sex :I~ i would not cause an over- food irrunediately into the ineve! of sugars in the possibility of h rare case of ~eta to keep her high paying I·' production of inaulin? What testine because the stomach U mtestine rapidly and cancer. In short we must get job with Rep. John YolUlg, !)hannful effects could be an- is so small it is no longer a will not trigger an attack of back to basics and un- Tex., set up a task force to Uctpated . if a person used· storage pouch. These people low blood sugar. There is no derstand you shouldn't tl\row draft refor.m measures, ' sodium saccharin for are particularly prone to low reason why you cannot use it the baby out with the bath The three-member task sweetening one's coffee, blood sugar altac~ if they as a sugar substitute in ·water. · · force - Rep. David Obey, [). lemooade and pop of all are not careful about their !leverages or foods. Other readers who want Wis., chalnnan, and Reps. kinds? diet. Its -. safety has been The He;dth LetCer ~ on low Uoyd Meeds, O.Waah., and "DEAR READER - Your You can avoid this form of questioned·for several years, blood sugar can send 50 cents l'iorman D' Amours, 0-N .H. ~ a.ssumptioo Is correct. low blood sugar attack by particutarly _after the scare with a long, stamped, self-. - broucht the package to a Through a complex avoiding excessive Ill!• of about the possibility that the addressed envelope for caucus of all Hou•e mechanism, as the 81!10Wlt of concentrated sweets, par- artificial sweetener mailing. Address your letter Democrats )lhlch approved it varioua ngan is Increased ticularly sweet liquids such cyclamate caused cancer to me ln care of this news- but only after seven hours of llllldenly in the first part of U.SW'\I'lened coffee. The em- (now it seems that it may paper, P. 0. BoK 1551, illldio bitter debate and a 127-112 the 8mall intestine where · pty!ng of the nonnal stom~ch not ). Bqt saccharin has ex- City Station, New York, NY vote against sending it to the most food absorption lakes can be slowed by eating caped ail the attacks on it and 10019. ' Door tO allow RepubHcans to _place, the )IIIIICI'eiiS incr~ bullfy food which lllcludes seems to be safe at lea&i in offer amendmenll. Jones stops Reds·, 3-1; .~A loses died Th· · day - - -·· .- ' n.e O.Uy Sentinel, Mldll!eport-Pomeroy, 0., Thursday, July 1,1976 - I ' • 0 _, in three runs and Ed Halicki pitched a seven-bitter to lead San Francisco over Houston . Thomasson drove in the Giants' third run wit!J a fourth-inning single and slammed a two-rlUl dou~e in I!Ie fifth . Halicki struck out eight and walked two to up his record to 7-10. Pirates 7, Cubs 5: Richie Zisk drove in three runs, two of them in a fourrun sixth, in helping Pittsburgh to its third straight win and Chicago its sinh straight loss. · Bruce Kison, with ninth-inning ' relief ·from Bob Moose, gained the victory, the Pirates 12th in 16 games. Braves 8, Dod3en 3: Earl Wllllams and Willle Montanez each slugged !!-run homers to help Phil Nieki-o to his fifth straight win, raising his record to 8-4. JllliiDY Wynn also holnered for _AUanta. ·Rhodes wants steel ·p lant \ . • Tall Ships '76 delayed on Carswell Coalition cites eiTor HOSPITAL in archbishop's stand NEWS w· Democrats PRE-FABRICATED TRUSSES DR. LAMB Av·a.l l'a ' Ll·-··.. No'w Ho~ ' Jo. . . '• -.... For.Your to avoid low ·blood sugar . ... 26FT. 28FT. $2470 . $2660 DELIV.ERED TO ,JOB SITE t " B~ M!CHAEll V. USCiiAN sailing' into New York City Weather .. .. ; • (4/12) PITCH . .. I 1 ' MILWAQKEE (UPI ) Lee Trevino's bad back Wednesday was threatening to break the back of the ninth an~ual f130,000 Greater Milwaukee Open. \ \ri!Vino, despite a great de~J of pain Wednesday, alter coming off - a three-week re5plte from the pro lour becauie of an ailing back, flr.oo a · two-underiJIIr 70 in pro-am prelude to tile tournament, which opened today. Afterwards the player kriown as the "Merry Mex" sounded a bit dismal ahout whether he would be able to · play In the GMO--though his mood fluctuated every Ume he talked to someooe. "I think I'm going to play, but my back doesn't feel as well.as it has the last couple of days. It's really hurting next week most of the top oour again," Trevino said. He ended up saying ne will be playing but his chances won't be good for winning/ GMO officials probably Jlt candles in local Churches and prayed for Trevino's health an night. He is the big drawing card the tournament needs. The GMO hasn 't heen a big success since 1974, the last Ume Trevino ~ntered. Becar se the British Open IS ~:~~==:=:=======::=:=:=:::=:=:=:=:=:::=:=:::::::::::::::-::::::=:=:=====:::::::::::::=:=:=====:::=======::::~~::=:=:=:::=========:====r==============:======:==~==: =:=:=:=::: ! t.)Jand mgs l.the SCOR.EBO.ARD . :·:· :::: Major league S!ondings United"Preu ln!ernallonal NalionarLeague East w. L. Pel. GB Philadelphia 50 20 .714 41 29 .586 9 Pittsburgh New Yor-k 39 37 .513 14 31 41 .431 20 St. Louis Chicago 30 43 .411 21'/' 24 43 .358 24'12 Montreal West W. L. Pet. GB Cincinnati 46 29 .613 1 I Los Angeles 42 34 .553 4'1> San Diego 39 36 .520 8 Atlanta 34 41 .453 12 Houston 34 41 .453 12 San fran . 31 47 .397 l6 1fz Wednesday's Results Ph :Ia at Montreal. ppd .. rain Sl. L at New York, ppd ., rain >Jat MOrilreal {i..angl -Oi. B· OS p m. Los Angeles {Rau 6-S) at San Diego (Strom 1-7), 10 p.m. Only games scheduled Friday's Games . Montreal at ~1 . Lou :s, night Chicago at New York , nigh! Phlla at Pittsburgh, night . Houston al Cinci. 2. 'tw i-night Los Angeles at Sa n Diego, night Atlanta at San Francisco. night Averages Results ~ ~ai•fornla 3T 45 .408 15 112 Wednesday's Result• New York · at Delrool, pd~ , rain Boston 6 Balllmore 4 Calif 2 Chicago L 10 1nns Kansas City 4 M inne sota 2 stars bypassed ' the tournament to get ready for the more prestigiom event . Trevino's rowld of 70 on the Tuckaway ·Country Olub course wa s worth watching but it wasn 't what fans turnesi out to see Wedne&lay. They-just wanted to see Trevino the personality- and they got -. WlMBLEDON, England their money 's wcfrth. He clowned around, (UP! I- Roscoe Tanner says groaning in mock agony over there should be no fa vorites his back, chatling ar:tiabl~ in· the Wimbledon semifinals with spectators and s1grung blrt-1lle hookmakers disagree. autographs. On the 17th hole, That's why Tamer, whose beflre teeing up, he sat down .rocket serves Tuesday and did stretching exercises. pierced Jimmy Connors' bid Rolling over oo his back, he for his second men 's singles moaned in mock pain and championship, has been said, "Ooh, ooh. Get me a listed as the even mooey broad . One last time before I choice to beat fourth-seeded die . I don't care if my hack is Bjorn Borg of Sweden. It is hurting ." their first-<l-.;er meeting today The crowd roared with in ·the semifinal round of the· laughter. $1.80,000 Wimbledon tennis He had the only big gallery. championship!!. Andy North , the former !.n the other semifinalr rue Monona Grove, Wis., golfer Nastase, the third seed and shot a 67 'to lead the pros but new favorite replacing few fans foil owed him. Connors, meets eighth-. Trevino is the only one of seeded Raul Ramire~ of the tour's top 10 money Mexico Nastase is liSted as ·a winners at the GMO. Only 25 8-4 pick to win his first of the top 60 winners came , Wimbledon with Tanner nell in cluding North , who is in line at 7-2. ranked 50th. The Romanian was so wor- Tanner favored in semifinals Texas 3 Oakland 2 Only games sc hedu led Today's Probable Pitchers (All Times EDT) Boston {Jenkins 6-81 al Milwaukee (Slaton 8-6). 8;30 p.m. New York (Ftgueroa 9-4) at Cleveland (Dobson 9-5). 7:30 American League p.m. Easl Cal iforni a (Ryan 6-81 at W. L. Pel. GB Chicago (JOhnson 5·71. 9 p.m New York ;>- 43 26 .623 Oak land {Mitchell 3-5) at Cleveland 36 33 .522 7 Kansas City (Bird 8-1), 8·30 Detroll 34 35 .493 9 p.m. Boston 34 35".493 9 Detroit (Ruhle 531 at 34 37 .479 10 San Francisco 10 Houston 2 Baltimore Milwaukee 25 41 .379 16'12 Baltimore IR. May 5-41. 7·30 Pittsburgh 1 Chicago 5 p.m. · West Atlanta 8 Los Angeles 3 Only games scheduled W. L Pel. GB San Dle9o 3 Cincinnati 1 Fnday 's Games Today s Probable Pitchers Kansas City 44 27 620 Oakland al Kan City. night (All Times EDT) • St. Louis (Forsch 2·21 at Texas 40 30 .511 3'1' Cali-fornia at Minnesota , night Behind some fine pitching twiH'Uil single. New York rKoosman 7·6) , 2.05 Oakland 36 38 .486 9'' ' Te.as at Ch:cago, nigh t Johnson led the hitting with Ch icago 33 37 .411 lO'h Boston al Mtlwaukee. nfght by nghthander Brady HuffP m. Philadelphia (Christenson a. Minnesota 33 39 .458 11 '1' New York al Cleveland, night man, the Meigs American his two singles. Mike NtJSSI!l· Detroit at Baltimore, night Legion learn kept on its win- road had a double and Terry ning track Wednesday night Wall, Calvin Minnis, Steve at Syracuse by downing Baird, and Soulsby each had asingle. · Wellston 8-5. Meigs will host Logan at Huffman had a shut-out In Eastern 'Utile League Riebel socked a home run. Carter each had two smgles gomg unW one out in the last Syracuse Saturday in a twininning when Wellston collec- bill, and then the learn will action, pitching hurt the Kenny Newell and David while Gene J ooes got: one. ted five walks and a hit to travel to Hillsboro for a <llester ll team as they fell Wolfe eaCh had double while Mike Bissell , Gerald plate all of their runs. Greg doubl.,.beader on Sunday. single hitters were: Charlie Watson, and Mike Connolly 1 victim to the visiting ReedsMeig~ , i.s now 13-4 on the ville II ieam, 11>-11. Chester Ritchie (2), Greg !libbs, each collected a double in the Smith ca me..on.lll.llUl t the · seaso ..._n"-_ __ pitching g11ve up 21 walks, six ·Ragle Gaul, Nickey Leonard, losing cause, and Erme fire, and Huffman ended the evening with five K's and five of them forcing in runs. and Newell. Griffen got two singles while RIVER DOWNS Griggs paced the way for the R 005 208--IS 11 4 P. G. Riffle got ooe. Rodney bases on balls. He aisCJCOJlec.. ted three free passes himself, CINCINNATI (UP I) winners, collecting a triple , c 201 944--11 11, 2 Spurlock look the Joss, and Brent Johnson knocked Jacky Gene York guided double, and single. JeH Jones walking four and strik.ing out • in lour rWJS to pace M eigs' Cross Duke to a two-length and Kimes combined to fan One other game saw host eight whlle givmg up eleven batters. victory Wedne&lay over the nine and walk jll,'l six. Other Re.edsville I come from base hits. Alter a slow start, thjllocal I -mile 71).yard course of the hitters with slfJgles were: behind to squeak by TUppers T 020 100--3 6 Kimes (2), Jones (2), Plains I, 4-3, to keep their R 000 121-4 10 boys got on the scoreboard featured $2,800 ninth race at when Huffman drew a walk, River Downs. Browning (2), Hensley, and League lead. Three ReedsEastern Standings and a Cross Duke ran the Johnson Hauber. W L ground-outsingled, ville hurlers together walked by Hamilton sent distance in 1:!6 and 3-5 aild Five Chester pitchers six, struck out twelve, and Reedsville No. I 5 1 Huffman home. return ed $S .ZO, $3.20 and combined to strike out just gave up six hits, Larry Harris TUppers Plains 11 3 3 Meigs put the game on ice $2.80. five Reedsville hatters whil~ socked a 11'1ple and single to Reedsvllle II 3 3 Second was Mr. Rivers and yielding eleven hits. Lee lead the way, and Jimmy Chester I 3 3 in the fourth when they sent home five rwmers and batted third was Johnny's Song. . ·Gainer led the hitters with a carter got a double. David Chester II 2 4 around. Mick Davenport led In the dally double, Jungle :· "triple and double, and John ' Durst, Mark Holter , and TUppers Plains I 2 4 off by reaching 011 an error, Cup (2) and Crimson Dragw • I and Greg James walked and ( 10) combined for a $176.00 both promptly stole the nex\ payoff .' · base. ' Wednesday's atendance to· . .. John Sayre then sent one taled 4,861 and the handle was ·. BECKER not continue in the future ." run home with a sacrifi~-e. $440.800. . UP . f S-"'• Writer Maloney said he was "very, 1 hit followed by Steve Baird's _ roRONTO (UP!) - Dan ve~y relieved. I really Imocjdng him to the ce. International League Standings Maloney of the Detroit Red aJ!I!recl,ate the JUr.y's decision hinl aea!n and picked him up Single and another walk to Huffman. Johnson then United Press InternatiOnal droppe\1 him twice. said · .Wings Wa8 .a free man today, . and I just want to get bac~ ·to and Medical ftestlmooay W. l . Pel. GB stroked a two-run.single and 40 28 .588 -,.. ,I!Ot .because the jury that hockay ." . -!hat Glennie sustained a mild Brian Hamilton reach~ on a Rochester Syracu se 41 30 .577 ,..., ~quitted- h!m. condoned his Maloney, who described d · Violent ·on-lee actlooa but · himself oo the wltnesi stand concuss 1on an, was walk. Then followed two Rhode Island 40 35 .533 3'h 35 38 479 71 12 • ."because the prose,cutlon as .an "agresslve player," hospitalized overn~ght after Wellston errors to send in two Richmond Toledo 33 38 465 •8'h morerWlS. · . _ lallect,to prove he committed said he . woul~ con\lnue \he incident. Memph is 32 38 .457 9 Meigs scored tw o in· crlininal "as.8ult. '"playing hockey the way I've · M~oney was charged I t Charles ton 32 38 457 9 32 40 444 10 The jury of eig~t women always played it and-the way Nov· 6, 8 day after t)le surance runs in the sixth with Tidewater Wednesday's Results ,f ;and four men, af\er nearly I play it best." . , , · • incident, within a week after. two outs. Pat Souls by singled Tidewater 6 Mem phis 3 and Huffman followed w1th nfue hours of deUberatiooa,' asid that although he Ontario Attorney General Richmond 6 Chafleston 2 .WednesdaY found Maloney ' had· confidence ln- his Roy McMurtry announced a his third walk. After a balk Rochest er 6 Syracuse 1. 5, ,, lnnocen~ qf aasault causing Innocence, he found waiting crackdown, on hockey advanced the runners, Jolin- inn ings. ra in son followed with his second Only games schedul ed bodllyhannooTorontoMaple lor the jury- which three violence. ' . Leafs' defen8eman Brian times returned to the Glennie ill an National courtroom for iegal clarifi.' Hockey !Mgue game lal1t cations-made hlm ''very, November. . very anxious. It was very . d-own Prosecutor Robert hard, the waiting." SATURDAY, JULY-3RD McGee, w)lo had the pane) Detroit General Manager polled· before acceptlnl! the . Alex Delvecchio, who UNTIL 5 PM verdict, said he would appeal. attended every aeasloo of the In announcing ita verdict trial since it began June 23, shortly after 9 p.m. EDT, the agreed with hts star left •jury took the u!111811al act lOll· winger. . Of submitting an explanat oo Asked · if he was worried of ita verdict. Jury foreman during the iong hours of ,-" Raymood Bower told County deUberaUon, Delvecclllo Bald Court Judge' Patrick "damn' right I was. And I • "LeSage • s crowded w8JI rftlht up to the !<reman's OPEN TO PUBLIC AF.TER 5 P~ M. courtroom: words." "While our verdict was During the lllx-da_y trial, in based on the evidence and the which the defense and Jaw, we are unanimous in our (l'oaecuilon eacll called nine U.S. ROUTE60 WEST-HUNTINGTON feelln8 !bat Ui~~&e actions (in witne.ses, evidenceEvery Monday Except Labor Day hockey) are liot condoned by including a videotape of the ua. We h~ these actions do incident- was ·submitted Wellston defeated· the little leagues ••• ried he might Josl his temper, ana with it the most coveted title in tennis, that he ' retained Fred Perry , . Britain 's pre-wa'r ·triple champion , to guide him through the tournament. And his newfound maturity was evident .in the quarter-finals when he beat Charles Pasarell of Puerto Rico in straight businesslike sets. The mu c h-awaited women 's final of Chris Evert and Evonn e. Goolagdng materialized Wednesday when both women postll!l semifinal victories to set the stage for . Saturday's chanunpionship round. Top-seeded Evert advanced oo her third finals ' in tout year$ but conceded she would have to ~lay "a lot better" than she did . in . beating Martina NavraWova, 6-3, ~. 6-4. "! think I won . because when the chips were down I went for broke, went for the big shots," she said. "I !mow her well and I was mentally stronger than she, I think. But 1 really didn't expect her to be so rough." Second-seeded Evonne Goolagong's berth in the· finals came at the expense of ' Britain's third-seeded Virginia Wade, who fell in . straight sets, S.l, &-2. "! was playing really well out there, really consis tently," said the Australian. "She was having trouble with the wind . When she starts getting cautious her game breaks off ... : Besides," she smiled, it was hot out there and I wanted to get off court quickly." The men's finals will be played Saturday. In il\lesday's Melg&-Mason County Pony League action, Mason kept its league lead by ~uttlng out host Syracuse 13o. Mason now stands at 8-1 while Syt;acuae ts 2-5. Winner Don Russell struck out sill. and walked only two while giving up just three hits, all singles while stroking a double enroute to the win. Other Mason hitters · were Kenny Hankinson, Mark Smith, Greg Stodolil, and Mark Johnson, each with asingle. · Loser Ronnie Davis gave up just five hils, but walked eleven whUe fanning four. Getting ·the three singles were Davia, Mark Forbes, and Bandy Arnold. At Eastern, Middleport surprised · the hosts ID-41 although Eastern out-hit the visitors 1~. Brett DodSon teamed with winner Mike RACINE PICKED up its first win · ri. the season by downing Rutland 11-9 oo the losers' field. Mike Huddleston pitched a nllty sevenhitter as he fanned 19 01 the Rutland hitters. Peewee hall play The Middleport Mustangs, eight and walking seventeen needing a victory to assure a. while giving up fifteen hils. tie for first place, Tuesday Sl;oring for the wnners were: evening .downed the host Lori Wolfe, Tony Conolly, Pomeroy Angels 13-2 and Lorie Cornell, Sl)awn Wolfe, thus became Pee Wee Co- Randy Beegle, Jay DodChampions for 1976 with the derer, Tammy Proffitt, and Middleport Cubs who beat Stacy Proffitt. the Pomeroy Reds to gain a For Racine Tracy Cleland share of the championship. and Jay Bostick too the loss, Both wound up with 6-2 striking out just four while records. Shawn Baker giving up 29 free passes, but · and Toby Ault slash· allowing just two hits. Runs ed a single and dou- were scored by: Bill Proffitt, ble each oo lead the way, Ralph Fisher, Tracy Cleland, and Scott Gheen had a double Wendell Clark, Bostick, and and three RBI's while Brian Richard Hill: ' · Wamsley had a single and · R . 444 OS--18 two runs knocked in. Baker P 465 u-19 picked up the win and combined with Bohhy_Southern to strike out~ and walk· -. nine while limiting the Angels to just two hits. Parker t:ong, Chris KenNORTIIFIELD nedy, and sean Doidge . NORTHFIELD , Ohio shared the pitching chores ( UPI) - .Higbmark scored an for the losers', combining to easy ~ength victory over fan ten while walking fifteen: Coalrilont Caper in Linda Stewart and David., Wednesday night's featured Warth had the two hits , each trot at Northfield Park. knocking in a nm. The four-year-<Jld winner, M . · . · 134 05-13 6 0 with Frank Todd Jr. at the p 20000-220 helm, covered tlie mile in 2:06 I'.4-6 over the sloppy oval and UPRIVER. THE host Port· paid suo, $2.80 aoo $2.!0. ' land Pee Wee team eked out Gaylord Hill showed. a 19-18 win over the Racine In the loth race trifecta, the A's to pick up "their secoru! 2-4-10 combination paid win of the year. Randy $2,005.80 . . ,Beegle went the distance to Attendanee was 3,023. The pick up the win by fanning handle was f3()8 ,3()1. · .. BILl Fl£Tttt£R . 11 Hindy to strtke out-•!llld walk four while Gl'ell Becker did in Eastern at the plate as he blasted a h<me run IUid two single!. Hlndy and Roy Bareswilt got the other ~ hits, both slniJles. That raised Uieir record to ' $-2 while Eastern dropped to 6-3. · Four Eastern hurlers. teamedtostrikeout13butthe is walks issued told the story. Rusty Wigal socked a homer, and Randy Marshall had thrl!e singles to lead the way. Brian Bissell had two baae hits while Jeff Goebel, Danny Spencer, Joe BoYles and Bill Kabtz each had a single. 1211 Powell St. Midd)eport, 0. PH. 992-1155 "State Farm's the worldS largest • J. ... L . , car msurer.tua mewby.•••" . S111t J11m ........,., Like • good neighbor. Sore Fann is there, ....;IOmOb'>t lnWnt Cllmoe' , 11oo!>e Oft'\t llioolll•"9!0" ~~~ p 7111t IN\Vt&N(I • j ..... . fr~ngs .' Maloney a free '!'an '!iy.K~ TILLERS gr:n~ M:;~:y ~~~~t (2) 3¥2 HP I c OU.odr." TILLERS He (3) i -HP NOW REDUCED •••••••••illlll!liiiilll!llll!l••••••••••• PA.RK RESERVED . ·EMPIRE-DETROIT ' FAMILY. DAY PICNIC" • CAMDEN PARK . • P.ony results . . ' OFF '· Our remaining stock ·of those good Gilson garden tillers at ai'Y'ost . cost. Hurry in, you'll be glad you did . ·EBERSBACH ~HARDWARE_ 110 W. Main "Everything iri Hardware" OPEN FRI. TIL8- SAT. TIL 5 Pomeroy • �.. • ) -. . 2- The Daily Sentinel.Middleport-Pomeroy, O., Thur&lay, July 1, 1976 :·:·: :·.·: :·.·:·.-.·:· , ·:·.·:~·:·:·:·:·,·:·,·:·:-: :·::·.·: :·,·:·,·:·.·:· Gap with Moscow widened . t -,....-- ..----- -- ~-· - 3- Mrs. McDaniel , I7c STAMPSOON WASHINGTON- (UP!) TbeP01IalServlcel10athe ' ur8 verge of making lla .13-cent strayed' from the tutelage of BERLIN (UP! )- Western' umer affairs." Mrs. Artie Virginia Mc-slamp rate " permanent, •: The document was Moscow. /llld rna verick East European Daniel, 62, Highland, Ohio, which meaos It may go up Soviet leader Lebnid I. Corrununists emerged from a approved at the end of the formerly of Middleport, died • another few peDDles In a party summit in East Berlin two-day summit alter 6 Bre:zbnev, who campaigned Thursday morning at Gr81)t fewmunlbs. with a new statement of President Josip Broz Tito of for the convocation of the Hospital in Columbus. . 1 Two steps are Involved In summit for two years, paid Yugdilavia , Italian .Party principles stressing their inMrs. McDaniel was horn tatsing the cO!It of stamps. dependence from Mosco'-''s ch•ef ~nrico Berllnguer and heavily far it, according to Oct. 15, · 1913 in' Point The Postal Rate ComFrench Conununlst leader political observers. ideological dominance. Pleasant, the daughter of the mission first appl'llyes new Brezhnev had to scrap Italian, French ~nd other George Marcbais openly late William and Laura Good"permanent" rates and the Western parties pushing lor a chal lenged Moscow's references oo ''proietsrian inman Bartnun. She,.;Jwas also Postal Service, alter a ternationalism" - regarded government role can now primacy . preceded in dea IIi by her delay, can Impose "temConsistmg mostly of as shor;thand Cor -Moscow's cpunter critics with the docuhushand, George A. Mcporary" rates ooe-thlnl ment, . whicll upholds . their generalities supporting peace right oo interfere in the Daniel; a son, and three higher. · right to "fight lor Socialism" and socialism, it showed how policies of other Communist sisters. Mrs. McDaniel at· · far European parties nave parties. in their own way . ·tended the Hobson Church in Conference observers said Christian Union. the statement adopted by the Surviving are four European Communist party daughters, Mrs. Larry congress Wednesday will also (Wilma- Jean) Weimann, bolster Romania and ,YugosKyger; Mrs. Frank (Mary PIITSBURGH (UP! ) - VolksWagen•in an attempt to said. Conneaut Mayor PauJ . Jane) Hawley, Columbus; lavia in their opposihon to Soviet interference in their Ohio Gov. James A. Rhodes persuade German automaker Williams .. "We will need all Mrs. William (Martha ) Frye, said Wednesday thousands of to locate .its first U.S. the help we can get." affairs. Gallipolis, and Mrs. James The 29 European parties new jobs and dozens of assembly plant in Brook · "We know the port in (Wanda Jean ) Tolle, Leesagreed that "international, satellite industries would he Park, Ohio . Volkswagen's Conneaut must he improved burg, Ohio; five sons, Clarencomradely, volu ntar y attracted to northeast Ohio first choice fqr 11£ plant, if U.S. Steel decides to come ce E., Route I, and Paul L., LEGION TEAM VS WELLSTON - The Meigs American ~glon tasebali team put · cooperation and solidai"ity on and northwest Pennsylvania which will prqduee VW here, " Rhodes told the both of Middleport; George anoth<!r notch in iL<> belt Wednesday at Syracuse by defeating Welll!ton 8-5. Above, Brian • • the basis of the great ideas of if the U.S. Steel Corp. builds a Rabbit£, is New Stsnton, officials, "But you will need R., Crystal Lake. Ill., and • Hanlilton is at bat. He went hitless, but drove in a run on a ground ollt. Pictur.e by Jim \• highways and other items Marx, Engels and Lenin can $3.25 billion steel mill in Pa . Jame$ A. and Jerry A., both "anun, ' "I am as happy as can be and you must turn to the state develop through the strict Conneaut, Ohio. ~· " ·""~ of Leesburg; a sister, Mrs. help and I pledge you will for The plant would be one of that he came here and observa tiOn of equa lity, Viola Edwards of Mid- . 0 sovereignty and the largest in the world and pledged the state 's suwort,'' get 11:: dleport; two brothers, Leroy independence of each party the largest single plant ever W. (Bud) and Jack Bartrum, and the noninterference in built in Ohio. both of near P001eroy ; 24 "Since the Conneaut area grandchildren and six great· site is on both sides of the grandchildren. Ohio-Penn~ylvania boroer, I Funeral services will he pledge Ohio's willingness oo • held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Veterans Ml',Diorlal HOIJIIIal work with Pennsylvania Ra~lings-Coats Funeral , Admitted : Hattie Swlftij (Continued from page i) CINCINNATI (UPI ) -The party's platform conunittee because the steel plant would Home in Middleport with the Middleport; Avane Religious Coalition for draft. by Nixon but rejected by the help the economies of both Rev. Harry J . Utteral of Bass, Pomeroy; Mary '' NEWPORT, R.I . (UP! ) - Thick fog cut visibility to Abortion Rights (RCA!\) Senate. "Religious ministries must states," said Rhodes, who has Westerville offi ~iating . · Park, MiddleP2rt ; UJi near zero in this histcric seaport today, delaying by at says Archbishop Joseph L. seek to · persuade their · · After his Senate rejl!ction been in touch with B\II'ial will be m the Gravel least four · hours the departure of Tall Ships '76 for Bern.ardin of Cincinnati, coostitutents of the moral Hin; Pomeroy;' Eugene . by three votes- largely due oo Pennsylvania Gov. Milton J . Hill Cemetery, Cheshire. president of the Nationhl efficacy of their particular Fisher, Pomeroy; France~ : . American Independence DIIY festivities in New York a staunch pro-segregation Shapp to seek his cooperation Friends m8:y caU at the Council of Catholic Bishops, tenets," she ~id. "Attempts Pickens, Portland; Roger · Harbor. speech made in his youthin the project. funeral home from 2 to 4 and is wrong in trying to use the With thousands of tourists jammed by sunrise into Carswell resigned from the Rhodes, here alon g with to amend. the Constitution on Snyder, Middleport. 7 to 9 p.m. Friday. parking space along scenic Ocean Drive and other U.S. Constitutioo to keep Discharged - Herman appeals court ·to run Ohio Development Direcoor the issue demonstrate a • Catholics· from having denial of this religious Michael, Clara Roney, vantage points frcm Newport, festival officials announced unsuccessfully for the U.S. James A. Duerk to meet with . • u th e parade of 20 stately windjanuners would not leave abortions. Vivian Phelps, Gertrude Senate . liiiSSIOII. U.S. Steel Chairman Edgar until "at least noon." Gladys Lavender, who He was arrested June 24 B. Speer and other corporate RCAR describes itself as Drake, Mary Carroll. CABBIE ARRESTED The original schedule called for the massive squareheads the . group, said. canprising 23 denominalioQs after he met Greene in a officers, said Speer asked for ORLANDO, Fla. (UP! ) riggers to start casting off at 8 a.m. in a convoy lasting Wedne&lay Bernardin also is and ocganiultions incluctin8 . shopping mall men's room "detailed mformation A Sanford taxi driver · has wroog in trying to make all Catholics and is ha5ed iri Holl:er Medical Center five hours. · which was being watched by concerning Ohio and that a been an-ested and charged (Discharges, June 31) women in "tbe United Ststes Washington, D C.· Miss Festi••al officials and Crown l'rince Harald and the vice squad as a suspected report will be made as soon with the .stabbing death of an A:nne Adams, Mary Princess Sonja of Norway plU11ged into a final ~ound of live iiy his beliefs. hangout for homosexuals. Lavender · said the as possible to the fiml." Ohio W111Il811 whose nude Baldwin, Virginia Carpenter, ceremmies Wednesday with a fu1J dress re\~ew of l~e Miss Lavender criticized Greene said he and organization 's goal is to U.S. Steel is ronsidering body was found in an Orange Bernard.jn for his recent maintain the Supreme Court Gladys 41e, Virginia Dean, · huge shiP\! nd a reception aboard the Norwegian vessel Carswell, who was unknown three possible sites for the County park. Orange County sttack ofi the abortio n decisioo ~ abortion as the Mrs. Raymond Oenuit and . · Christia¢tladich. to the policemav, Chatted in mill, to be named after Speer. Sheriff Melvin Colman- said statement in the Democratic taw of the laild. son, Anna Dow, Edna ··, the men's room, then got in according to Rhodes, who . . William L. Leslie Jr., 29, a · Downey, Dorothy French, :, the former judge's car and said-he ~nd Duerk have been I rejected suiter, was arrested Helen Grate, Lois Hoffman, • , drove to a wooded area north talking with steel firm • REISS PROMOTED Wednesday night and held Elaine HoJJey 1. Martha of town where the alleged officia ls for six monthS. SUB5IDYCOMES OOLUMBUS (UP!) -Gov. without bond in the.sla}ing of • HolleY, Maty Jones, Tony sexual passes at Greene Criminal cost subsidy Rhodes, later in the day , Major L.ea g~e Leadero , ,Schmtdl, Phtl 57, Perez. Cin Lannbert, &mdl'a Layman," '; James A. Rhodes J,oday Michele Tanasy, 18, who payments amounting to occw;:ed. went to Conneaut ahd told Untied Pre51 International 5< , Morgan , Cln !12. • Elmore • Leach Mll1'y to Sanford from came named U. Col. A dam G. The arrest was made as officialS he would offer U.S. fru.BB2.81 were distributed Batting Amer1can League : ' ~ Reiss as supenntendent ol Toledo, Ohh, three weeks (·based on 175 al bats) Burroughs. Tex ~ ; Mayberry, Markel, T)lomas Masters, ·· ' to 1ll county clerks of court Carswell walked from his car Steel the same inducements 1 Nation•I ·Lugue ·KC Sl ; Chamblis~, NY 49 ; .Sandra ·· l\1cCoy, Loren . : into the woods. to bulld the mill as be offered the Ohio Highway Patrol, during June, State Allliton ago to live with relativJlS. AB R. H. Pcf. Ot iS , KC and :Munson. NY 4B. Mercer, Mildted Nichols, · G. succeeding Col. Frank Thomi's E . Fer,guson Ol iver, Pit 62 252 43 \lO :357 · Slolen Bases Julia Pyl Ro R th . . Blackstone, Who i.s resigning. reported. Meigs County 's Mc Bride. 51. L NaltOf\al . L"agu,e: Cedeno, es, ger_. lppe • •. Reiss, currently deputy share was $3,622.65. Major League Results 51 198 99 61 .338 Hou. 21 ; Morgar; Cin aod Steven Sayre_, Roy . : United Press International ljUperinteodent for 'Fosler, C•n 67 265 40 B9 336 Brock, St. L n ; Taveras, Pill Shoemaker, Georgia Siders, . National League Mostly clear, cool tonight, operations, will lake over Cr.awlrd ..St. L .. .20; Gril[ev. Cin 19. . · Herbert Stanley, Mrs. : K!'ot'ULJ,. QUITS NAVY . Phil a al Montr eal . ppd , rain , 59 197 26 66 335 Amencan League:.. Patek, MiChael Stspleton and son .. · lows to mid 50s. Sunny and a · Saturday as the patrol's NORFOLK, Va. (UPJI MRS. REPP DIES Morgan. Cin 60 191 52 64 .335 I(C 37 : Ba ylor . Oak 34: Carew. •. little · warmer Friday, highs eighth superintendenl He Lt. j .g. Kenneth M. Knu)l Ce y , LA ·65 236 l7 77 326 Minn · 33: Norlh, Oak l2 ; ··Rose Vance, Cora Wallace, · Mrs. Martha Repp, 68, for· Hous 100 000 01G- 2 1 o in the lower Ills. Probability will ~ to fuJI Oak 27. Joan Wamsley, John Ward, . merly ol Meigs County, died Wednesday submitted his Mol>1anez, All78• JOS 32" 99, 325 Campaneris, SF 101 220 40>-10 16 I of rain 30 per cenl today, 10 , ·colonel. Pitching · Ada Williams Bertha ' Rondon, Pentz (41. Gr1H1n per cent tonight and Friday. early Thursday morning at resignation from the Navy , 15 Rose, Gn 7S 303 63 28 .323 !Mosf 1/ictoriesl Williams' M ' Jd (5), Siebert (7) , Niekro (8) • argaret m er, : Mercy Hospital in Co~. days after he . was ·court- Gr ifte y.C:n 69 258 Sl 83 322 National League : Jones. so and Herrmann. Julze 161 ; · 14-3; Lonborg,. Phil 10-4 : Brenda Wyatt. Funeral arrangemeuls are martialed on cllarges stem- Geroo imo. Cn Halicki 11·101 and Rader. LP . . .66 210' 28 67 l1 9' M,lllack, NY9 -2; Ruth~en , All (Birtbs,June30) ming fnxn the fatal collision · - ·----. , being made at the Rawlings- Rondon 12·21. HR Gadana. . Pagan (61. r------ - Ph tl 8-2, Mr and Mrs Charles ·. BOOne. Plu l 61 188 31 60 .319 9-7; · Ka at , of the cr:uiser BelkQap and Housl0t1, Cedeno I121. Coals Funeral Home in MidAndrews; Hou Chr istenson. Phil 8 3, · ' ·. ~ Marltoez {7 ) and Dempsey : The Daily Sentinel aircraft carrier John F. Ken.u 185 25 59 .319 Fryman. Mil ood seaver. NY Staley, son, JackSon; Mr. and : Tiant, Willoughby {6) and dleporL ' nedy. Navy officials said Ch i 000 100 103- 5 10 0 Fisk . WP - Willoughby (2 4) . "American League •8-5. • MFs. Roy Elriler, daughter, ; DEVOTED TO THE Pills 011 004 10.- 7 9 2 LP - Garland (8·11 HR INTE!itEST OF Kniill asked to resign his . . G. AB R. H. Pd. American Leavu~: Tanana, Mason, W. Va .; Mr. and Mrs. Bonham, Coleman (6 ). Boston, R ic~ {13}. MEIGS·MASON AREA commlssion · as quickly as Br,;ft, KC 71 290 « 105 .362 Cal , Fitzmorris,. KC and Archie JarreJI son Racine CHEI"TER L. TANNEHILL Garman (7) and Swisher ; · , ' . Figueroa. NY, 9-4 ; Tiant B~, . r ' ' • possible, but gave no details L-eF lore, Oet6"- 265 Exe-c. Ed. Kison, Moose ( 9) and NOW YOU KNOW 45 93 .~Sl , Dobson. Clev and Perry, Tex I 10 innings ) , ROBERT HOEFLICH Sanguillen. WP - Kison 16·4). Calif McRae, KC 11 266 45 89 .335 "9.5; Palmer , Ball and Hunter, 000 100 000 1- 2 9 1 Constnictioo of !lie ancient of his letter of resignation. City Edi1or LP - Bonham (6·5) HR - Chi R•vers, NY 61 275 4B 90 .327 NY 9-1. 000 010 000 Q-.1 6 o P u bi •Shed da il y eJ~i.cep ! megalithic formation ·at Ch icago. Lac"!'k 14). Sa lu rday b y The Oht o Ly nn, Bos 60 227 31 74 .326 · Earned Run Average • • •. , Ryan, Ross {1), .Scott 191. . WILL·il"BE YOU? : .. Stonehe nge, Engl and , Va l ley Publi sh ing Cern Munsan. NY (bas¢ on 63 i~nlngspitt~edl Drago (9) and Etchebarren, pan.,. , 111 ' <:our ! 5t , required an estimated . 1.5 All 000 033 02()---8 9 2 Humphrey f 1); Jefferson , . . 65 266 33 86 .323 Na Ii o na I Lea g u e :. · COLUMBUS (UP!)- Sblte , l'o m erov . Oh io ~ S7 69 "PLANS TIIREATENED LA 000 000 201- 3 9 0 1/uckovich (4), Carroll (8) and Car.,w, Mio 70 211 A3 88 .318 Fre isleben, • SO 2.16, Stan- highway safety o!flclais are ·r Bus i ness ott ,ce P-hone 99 2 ml!1ion man-hours of lahot. N•ekro, Marshall 111 and Downing . WP - Drago ·(2 6) . 1156. Ed ilor ial Ph one 991 PHILADELPHIA (UPI)"- . Siaub, Det 69 1•1 33 78 .316 house, Mil 2.19; F<ISier, SO forecasting that 23 peQ~>le will, . 1151 WilliamS; Hootoo, Sosa 16). LP - Carroll (3-4) About 24,Wl non-uniformed Bell , Cie h9 262 AI 82 .313. 2.35 1 Zachry Cirr2.45; Messer die in Ohio tiaffic accidents , ~ econd class pos l age Downing 181. Wal l 19) and Chamblss, NY smith. Atl ·2.54. patd a! Pomeroy. Oh lo municipal workers went on Rodriguez. WP - Niekro IB· Oak · 69 288 37 88 .306 Americarr Leaoue: Tr.avert over the 711-l)our July 4th 000 000 011- 2 10 1 Na l ional a.dver li s m g COOGAN SUES 4) LP ~ Hooton (5 -9). HRs strike today threatening the Home Runs ' Mil 1.96; Fidrych, Det 2.06. holiday weekend. . _;' , Tex 000 020 10~-3 · 8 1 rep r esen•al i ve Ward Atlanta, Will iam s (9) , LOS ANGELES (UPI)- city's plans f<Jr a massive. Gr i tr dh Company , Inc National League : K •n~m~n . Lyle, NY l . l,l . Garland, Ball Torrez , Todd (7) and Haney, Bo llinell i & Gallag her Oiv · , Montanez (6). Wynn 1101 ; Los Newman (7) ; Perry. Foucault Actor and producer Jackie Bicentennial celebration this NY 27 1 Schmidt. Ph tl 21; 2.16 ; i<ern, ~l eve . 2. 19. • • • 1S7 Th 1rd Ave .• New Yor k' Angeles, Garvey (6). Fosler. CJn 16. Mo!>da¥, Chi . Slrikeouls {81 and Sundberg. WP N V 10017. ' Coogan Wednesday sued weekend. and N<>rgan, Cin 13. Nalionall.ague: Se;!ver , NY ·~ •· Perry {9-5). LP - Torrez 16· S ~bscr i p1i on ra l es . Desert Hospital of Palm Cin 001 000 0001- 1 6 n 9) . A.meri(;an Le•gue : Sando, 111 ; Rlchar.d, Hou 88; Nl ek ro, •• ~, Oet.vered by earner wht>re SO 000 210 OOx- 3 8 ~ ava i lable 75 c enfs per Springs, Calif., for $1 million, Oek 14 , t . May, Ball, Ric~ and All 86: Messersmith , All 85:. A ~ought lor • the day: · . week By Mo tor Routt? Btllingham . Hinton {71. Yaslnemsk i, Bos · 13: Montefusco; SF BO ' English no~.elist Geo111e • charging invasion flf privacy. where carr 1er service nof Borbon 181 and Bench. Jones KC .• {143) H~ r l ck , Clev and Otis, K€ American League; Ryan , Meredith said, "I·apect that · 000 201 OlG-A 8 0 ava il able, One monrh His attorney said the hospital a nd Kendall. LP ~ Minn 101 000 Q00--2 1 0 SJ.2S. Bv mail tn Oh io and 12. , Cal 135: Tanana, C~l 127, 'll "- th •·-· hin ' negligently made public inBillingham {56) . Runs Batted In Blyleven, . Te:~ 107; Jenkins, woman Wl ·"" e "'"' t g ' ~ Spt itlorff {B-6) and ·w. Va .• One Year , S2200 . Snt months . 11 I 50 , Three formation on Coogan'shealth (Contlllued from page I) Nationa l' League; Foster. ·Bo~ 90 c Hunter. NY 83. · civiUze<J.by man," , . ', · · :· . Mart ine z; Bane, Luebber (7). months , S7 00 Elsewt!ere American League Cin and Kingman., NY 62 ; ·~ o ''l., Burgmeler {8). Campbell {8) that harmed his employment S26 00 year . Six months New York at Detroit, ppd and Borgmann. LP - Bare (0- sn.so. ·action on the resolution. three mon ths , S7 so capabilities, but would not rain 1) . Su b scription pr ice IncludeS say what the informatioo · Republicans, joined by an Sunaay Tlmes Sen tinel . undetermined number of Ball 001 030 Q00--4 9 I was. Only games schedu)ed diss ident Democ rats , Bos 120 003 OOx--6 12 0 nevertheless said the fuJI ' • House should have a vote on the allowance changes and PROf:ESSIC_)NIAL OVERHANG any other reform measures g and' they marsliailed their ENGINEERING · · · · ·· · forces for the parllamentary ., ~ 24 _.'>..... "E-5. '" battle. SERVICE ,-. _n ..11 .•. . Democrats on the Rules ··· · .. Conunittee rammed tbrough the. two . resolutions Wednesday along with rules ' By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. inaulin release. most of the vegetables, reasonable amounts. protecting them from DEAR DR. LAMB -I read That is part of the proteina as found in lean I should add that in the amendment. If Republica111 '' The Health Letter on Low mechanism that causes low meats, poultry and fish and current zeal to eliminate fail to defeat the role~~ they . Blood Sugar: HypoclyceiJlia. · blood sugar attac~ in people the inclusion of fat in the anyth(ng suspected of are allowed only one other I. ·, Onpagefouritstates, "- ifa who ea t sweet roils, meal. Fat delays the empty- causing ~sneer from our life procedural vat,!, a motion to ' '' .. person eats or drinks a lot of sweetened coffee or other ing of the stomach. This is there must be some thought recommit the measures to sweets on an empty stomach sweets and starches .as the about the only situation in to the benefits of agents suCh the rules conuntttee, which ts · the level of glucose rises sljf- only components of their which I recommend in- aS' artificial sweeleners. tantamount to kUling them. '" flciently to cause an over- breakfast. Sweet liquids pass creasing the fat in the diet These help prevent obeSity Democratic leaders, production of insulin." directly through th•e , and that has to be on an in- . and in tlirn then help prevent reeling from puhllc reaction <Would I be correct in stomach. A person who has dividual basis as needed. high blood pressure, heart at· to ·the allegations by Miss ,lj assuming that consutnption had part of his stomach Saccharin does not contain lackB and strokes. It 'is short Ray and a subsequent claim ,I, of a noo-nutritive sweetener, removed as for . surgicai any carbohydrates or sugar. sighted to lose these benefits by Miss CoUeen Gardner that ' such as sodiW)l Baccharin, treatment of an ulcer dumps It f I ~that if cannot raise to prevent the remote she was forced to perform sex :I~ i would not cause an over- food irrunediately into the ineve! of sugars in the possibility of h rare case of ~eta to keep her high paying I·' production of inaulin? What testine because the stomach U mtestine rapidly and cancer. In short we must get job with Rep. John YolUlg, !)hannful effects could be an- is so small it is no longer a will not trigger an attack of back to basics and un- Tex., set up a task force to Uctpated . if a person used· storage pouch. These people low blood sugar. There is no derstand you shouldn't tl\row draft refor.m measures, ' sodium saccharin for are particularly prone to low reason why you cannot use it the baby out with the bath The three-member task sweetening one's coffee, blood sugar altac~ if they as a sugar substitute in ·water. · · force - Rep. David Obey, [). lemooade and pop of all are not careful about their !leverages or foods. Other readers who want Wis., chalnnan, and Reps. kinds? diet. Its -. safety has been The He;dth LetCer ~ on low Uoyd Meeds, O.Waah., and "DEAR READER - Your You can avoid this form of questioned·for several years, blood sugar can send 50 cents l'iorman D' Amours, 0-N .H. ~ a.ssumptioo Is correct. low blood sugar attack by particutarly _after the scare with a long, stamped, self-. - broucht the package to a Through a complex avoiding excessive Ill!• of about the possibility that the addressed envelope for caucus of all Hou•e mechanism, as the 81!10Wlt of concentrated sweets, par- artificial sweetener mailing. Address your letter Democrats )lhlch approved it varioua ngan is Increased ticularly sweet liquids such cyclamate caused cancer to me ln care of this news- but only after seven hours of llllldenly in the first part of U.SW'\I'lened coffee. The em- (now it seems that it may paper, P. 0. BoK 1551, illldio bitter debate and a 127-112 the 8mall intestine where · pty!ng of the nonnal stom~ch not ). Bqt saccharin has ex- City Station, New York, NY vote against sending it to the most food absorption lakes can be slowed by eating caped ail the attacks on it and 10019. ' Door tO allow RepubHcans to _place, the )IIIIICI'eiiS incr~ bullfy food which lllcludes seems to be safe at lea&i in offer amendmenll. Jones stops Reds·, 3-1; .~A loses died Th· · day - - -·· .- ' n.e O.Uy Sentinel, Mldll!eport-Pomeroy, 0., Thursday, July 1,1976 - I ' • 0 _, in three runs and Ed Halicki pitched a seven-bitter to lead San Francisco over Houston . Thomasson drove in the Giants' third run wit!J a fourth-inning single and slammed a two-rlUl dou~e in I!Ie fifth . Halicki struck out eight and walked two to up his record to 7-10. Pirates 7, Cubs 5: Richie Zisk drove in three runs, two of them in a fourrun sixth, in helping Pittsburgh to its third straight win and Chicago its sinh straight loss. · Bruce Kison, with ninth-inning ' relief ·from Bob Moose, gained the victory, the Pirates 12th in 16 games. Braves 8, Dod3en 3: Earl Wllllams and Willle Montanez each slugged !!-run homers to help Phil Nieki-o to his fifth straight win, raising his record to 8-4. JllliiDY Wynn also holnered for _AUanta. ·Rhodes wants steel ·p lant \ . • Tall Ships '76 delayed on Carswell Coalition cites eiTor HOSPITAL in archbishop's stand NEWS w· Democrats PRE-FABRICATED TRUSSES DR. LAMB Av·a.l l'a ' Ll·-··.. No'w Ho~ ' Jo. . . '• -.... For.Your to avoid low ·blood sugar . ... 26FT. 28FT. $2470 . $2660 DELIV.ERED TO ,JOB SITE t " B~ M!CHAEll V. USCiiAN sailing' into New York City Weather .. .. ; • (4/12) PITCH . .. I 1 ' MILWAQKEE (UPI ) Lee Trevino's bad back Wednesday was threatening to break the back of the ninth an~ual f130,000 Greater Milwaukee Open. \ \ri!Vino, despite a great de~J of pain Wednesday, alter coming off - a three-week re5plte from the pro lour becauie of an ailing back, flr.oo a · two-underiJIIr 70 in pro-am prelude to tile tournament, which opened today. Afterwards the player kriown as the "Merry Mex" sounded a bit dismal ahout whether he would be able to · play In the GMO--though his mood fluctuated every Ume he talked to someooe. "I think I'm going to play, but my back doesn't feel as well.as it has the last couple of days. It's really hurting next week most of the top oour again," Trevino said. He ended up saying ne will be playing but his chances won't be good for winning/ GMO officials probably Jlt candles in local Churches and prayed for Trevino's health an night. He is the big drawing card the tournament needs. The GMO hasn 't heen a big success since 1974, the last Ume Trevino ~ntered. Becar se the British Open IS ~:~~==:=:=======::=:=:=:::=:=:=:=:=:::=:=:::::::::::::::-::::::=:=:=====:::::::::::::=:=:=====:::=======::::~~::=:=:=:::=========:====r==============:======:==~==: =:=:=:=::: ! t.)Jand mgs l.the SCOR.EBO.ARD . :·:· :::: Major league S!ondings United"Preu ln!ernallonal NalionarLeague East w. L. Pel. GB Philadelphia 50 20 .714 41 29 .586 9 Pittsburgh New Yor-k 39 37 .513 14 31 41 .431 20 St. Louis Chicago 30 43 .411 21'/' 24 43 .358 24'12 Montreal West W. L. Pet. GB Cincinnati 46 29 .613 1 I Los Angeles 42 34 .553 4'1> San Diego 39 36 .520 8 Atlanta 34 41 .453 12 Houston 34 41 .453 12 San fran . 31 47 .397 l6 1fz Wednesday's Results Ph :Ia at Montreal. ppd .. rain Sl. L at New York, ppd ., rain >Jat MOrilreal {i..angl -Oi. B· OS p m. Los Angeles {Rau 6-S) at San Diego (Strom 1-7), 10 p.m. Only games scheduled Friday's Games . Montreal at ~1 . Lou :s, night Chicago at New York , nigh! Phlla at Pittsburgh, night . Houston al Cinci. 2. 'tw i-night Los Angeles at Sa n Diego, night Atlanta at San Francisco. night Averages Results ~ ~ai•fornla 3T 45 .408 15 112 Wednesday's Result• New York · at Delrool, pd~ , rain Boston 6 Balllmore 4 Calif 2 Chicago L 10 1nns Kansas City 4 M inne sota 2 stars bypassed ' the tournament to get ready for the more prestigiom event . Trevino's rowld of 70 on the Tuckaway ·Country Olub course wa s worth watching but it wasn 't what fans turnesi out to see Wedne&lay. They-just wanted to see Trevino the personality- and they got -. WlMBLEDON, England their money 's wcfrth. He clowned around, (UP! I- Roscoe Tanner says groaning in mock agony over there should be no fa vorites his back, chatling ar:tiabl~ in· the Wimbledon semifinals with spectators and s1grung blrt-1lle hookmakers disagree. autographs. On the 17th hole, That's why Tamer, whose beflre teeing up, he sat down .rocket serves Tuesday and did stretching exercises. pierced Jimmy Connors' bid Rolling over oo his back, he for his second men 's singles moaned in mock pain and championship, has been said, "Ooh, ooh. Get me a listed as the even mooey broad . One last time before I choice to beat fourth-seeded die . I don't care if my hack is Bjorn Borg of Sweden. It is hurting ." their first-<l-.;er meeting today The crowd roared with in ·the semifinal round of the· laughter. $1.80,000 Wimbledon tennis He had the only big gallery. championship!!. Andy North , the former !.n the other semifinalr rue Monona Grove, Wis., golfer Nastase, the third seed and shot a 67 'to lead the pros but new favorite replacing few fans foil owed him. Connors, meets eighth-. Trevino is the only one of seeded Raul Ramire~ of the tour's top 10 money Mexico Nastase is liSted as ·a winners at the GMO. Only 25 8-4 pick to win his first of the top 60 winners came , Wimbledon with Tanner nell in cluding North , who is in line at 7-2. ranked 50th. The Romanian was so wor- Tanner favored in semifinals Texas 3 Oakland 2 Only games sc hedu led Today's Probable Pitchers (All Times EDT) Boston {Jenkins 6-81 al Milwaukee (Slaton 8-6). 8;30 p.m. New York (Ftgueroa 9-4) at Cleveland (Dobson 9-5). 7:30 American League p.m. Easl Cal iforni a (Ryan 6-81 at W. L. Pel. GB Chicago (JOhnson 5·71. 9 p.m New York ;>- 43 26 .623 Oak land {Mitchell 3-5) at Cleveland 36 33 .522 7 Kansas City (Bird 8-1), 8·30 Detroll 34 35 .493 9 p.m. Boston 34 35".493 9 Detroit (Ruhle 531 at 34 37 .479 10 San Francisco 10 Houston 2 Baltimore Milwaukee 25 41 .379 16'12 Baltimore IR. May 5-41. 7·30 Pittsburgh 1 Chicago 5 p.m. · West Atlanta 8 Los Angeles 3 Only games scheduled W. L Pel. GB San Dle9o 3 Cincinnati 1 Fnday 's Games Today s Probable Pitchers Kansas City 44 27 620 Oakland al Kan City. night (All Times EDT) • St. Louis (Forsch 2·21 at Texas 40 30 .511 3'1' Cali-fornia at Minnesota , night Behind some fine pitching twiH'Uil single. New York rKoosman 7·6) , 2.05 Oakland 36 38 .486 9'' ' Te.as at Ch:cago, nigh t Johnson led the hitting with Ch icago 33 37 .411 lO'h Boston al Mtlwaukee. nfght by nghthander Brady HuffP m. Philadelphia (Christenson a. Minnesota 33 39 .458 11 '1' New York al Cleveland, night man, the Meigs American his two singles. Mike NtJSSI!l· Detroit at Baltimore, night Legion learn kept on its win- road had a double and Terry ning track Wednesday night Wall, Calvin Minnis, Steve at Syracuse by downing Baird, and Soulsby each had asingle. · Wellston 8-5. Meigs will host Logan at Huffman had a shut-out In Eastern 'Utile League Riebel socked a home run. Carter each had two smgles gomg unW one out in the last Syracuse Saturday in a twininning when Wellston collec- bill, and then the learn will action, pitching hurt the Kenny Newell and David while Gene J ooes got: one. ted five walks and a hit to travel to Hillsboro for a <llester ll team as they fell Wolfe eaCh had double while Mike Bissell , Gerald plate all of their runs. Greg doubl.,.beader on Sunday. single hitters were: Charlie Watson, and Mike Connolly 1 victim to the visiting ReedsMeig~ , i.s now 13-4 on the ville II ieam, 11>-11. Chester Ritchie (2), Greg !libbs, each collected a double in the Smith ca me..on.lll.llUl t the · seaso ..._n"-_ __ pitching g11ve up 21 walks, six ·Ragle Gaul, Nickey Leonard, losing cause, and Erme fire, and Huffman ended the evening with five K's and five of them forcing in runs. and Newell. Griffen got two singles while RIVER DOWNS Griggs paced the way for the R 005 208--IS 11 4 P. G. Riffle got ooe. Rodney bases on balls. He aisCJCOJlec.. ted three free passes himself, CINCINNATI (UP I) winners, collecting a triple , c 201 944--11 11, 2 Spurlock look the Joss, and Brent Johnson knocked Jacky Gene York guided double, and single. JeH Jones walking four and strik.ing out • in lour rWJS to pace M eigs' Cross Duke to a two-length and Kimes combined to fan One other game saw host eight whlle givmg up eleven batters. victory Wedne&lay over the nine and walk jll,'l six. Other Re.edsville I come from base hits. Alter a slow start, thjllocal I -mile 71).yard course of the hitters with slfJgles were: behind to squeak by TUppers T 020 100--3 6 Kimes (2), Jones (2), Plains I, 4-3, to keep their R 000 121-4 10 boys got on the scoreboard featured $2,800 ninth race at when Huffman drew a walk, River Downs. Browning (2), Hensley, and League lead. Three ReedsEastern Standings and a Cross Duke ran the Johnson Hauber. W L ground-outsingled, ville hurlers together walked by Hamilton sent distance in 1:!6 and 3-5 aild Five Chester pitchers six, struck out twelve, and Reedsville No. I 5 1 Huffman home. return ed $S .ZO, $3.20 and combined to strike out just gave up six hits, Larry Harris TUppers Plains 11 3 3 Meigs put the game on ice $2.80. five Reedsville hatters whil~ socked a 11'1ple and single to Reedsvllle II 3 3 Second was Mr. Rivers and yielding eleven hits. Lee lead the way, and Jimmy Chester I 3 3 in the fourth when they sent home five rwmers and batted third was Johnny's Song. . ·Gainer led the hitters with a carter got a double. David Chester II 2 4 around. Mick Davenport led In the dally double, Jungle :· "triple and double, and John ' Durst, Mark Holter , and TUppers Plains I 2 4 off by reaching 011 an error, Cup (2) and Crimson Dragw • I and Greg James walked and ( 10) combined for a $176.00 both promptly stole the nex\ payoff .' · base. ' Wednesday's atendance to· . .. John Sayre then sent one taled 4,861 and the handle was ·. BECKER not continue in the future ." run home with a sacrifi~-e. $440.800. . UP . f S-"'• Writer Maloney said he was "very, 1 hit followed by Steve Baird's _ roRONTO (UP!) - Dan ve~y relieved. I really Imocjdng him to the ce. International League Standings Maloney of the Detroit Red aJ!I!recl,ate the JUr.y's decision hinl aea!n and picked him up Single and another walk to Huffman. Johnson then United Press InternatiOnal droppe\1 him twice. said · .Wings Wa8 .a free man today, . and I just want to get bac~ ·to and Medical ftestlmooay W. l . Pel. GB stroked a two-run.single and 40 28 .588 -,.. ,I!Ot .because the jury that hockay ." . -!hat Glennie sustained a mild Brian Hamilton reach~ on a Rochester Syracu se 41 30 .577 ,..., ~quitted- h!m. condoned his Maloney, who described d · Violent ·on-lee actlooa but · himself oo the wltnesi stand concuss 1on an, was walk. Then followed two Rhode Island 40 35 .533 3'h 35 38 479 71 12 • ."because the prose,cutlon as .an "agresslve player," hospitalized overn~ght after Wellston errors to send in two Richmond Toledo 33 38 465 •8'h morerWlS. · . _ lallect,to prove he committed said he . woul~ con\lnue \he incident. Memph is 32 38 .457 9 Meigs scored tw o in· crlininal "as.8ult. '"playing hockey the way I've · M~oney was charged I t Charles ton 32 38 457 9 32 40 444 10 The jury of eig~t women always played it and-the way Nov· 6, 8 day after t)le surance runs in the sixth with Tidewater Wednesday's Results ,f ;and four men, af\er nearly I play it best." . , , · • incident, within a week after. two outs. Pat Souls by singled Tidewater 6 Mem phis 3 and Huffman followed w1th nfue hours of deUberatiooa,' asid that although he Ontario Attorney General Richmond 6 Chafleston 2 .WednesdaY found Maloney ' had· confidence ln- his Roy McMurtry announced a his third walk. After a balk Rochest er 6 Syracuse 1. 5, ,, lnnocen~ qf aasault causing Innocence, he found waiting crackdown, on hockey advanced the runners, Jolin- inn ings. ra in son followed with his second Only games schedul ed bodllyhannooTorontoMaple lor the jury- which three violence. ' . Leafs' defen8eman Brian times returned to the Glennie ill an National courtroom for iegal clarifi.' Hockey !Mgue game lal1t cations-made hlm ''very, November. . very anxious. It was very . d-own Prosecutor Robert hard, the waiting." SATURDAY, JULY-3RD McGee, w)lo had the pane) Detroit General Manager polled· before acceptlnl! the . Alex Delvecchio, who UNTIL 5 PM verdict, said he would appeal. attended every aeasloo of the In announcing ita verdict trial since it began June 23, shortly after 9 p.m. EDT, the agreed with hts star left •jury took the u!111811al act lOll· winger. . Of submitting an explanat oo Asked · if he was worried of ita verdict. Jury foreman during the iong hours of ,-" Raymood Bower told County deUberaUon, Delvecclllo Bald Court Judge' Patrick "damn' right I was. And I • "LeSage • s crowded w8JI rftlht up to the !<reman's OPEN TO PUBLIC AF.TER 5 P~ M. courtroom: words." "While our verdict was During the lllx-da_y trial, in based on the evidence and the which the defense and Jaw, we are unanimous in our (l'oaecuilon eacll called nine U.S. ROUTE60 WEST-HUNTINGTON feelln8 !bat Ui~~&e actions (in witne.ses, evidenceEvery Monday Except Labor Day hockey) are liot condoned by including a videotape of the ua. We h~ these actions do incident- was ·submitted Wellston defeated· the little leagues ••• ried he might Josl his temper, ana with it the most coveted title in tennis, that he ' retained Fred Perry , . Britain 's pre-wa'r ·triple champion , to guide him through the tournament. And his newfound maturity was evident .in the quarter-finals when he beat Charles Pasarell of Puerto Rico in straight businesslike sets. The mu c h-awaited women 's final of Chris Evert and Evonn e. Goolagdng materialized Wednesday when both women postll!l semifinal victories to set the stage for . Saturday's chanunpionship round. Top-seeded Evert advanced oo her third finals ' in tout year$ but conceded she would have to ~lay "a lot better" than she did . in . beating Martina NavraWova, 6-3, ~. 6-4. "! think I won . because when the chips were down I went for broke, went for the big shots," she said. "I !mow her well and I was mentally stronger than she, I think. But 1 really didn't expect her to be so rough." Second-seeded Evonne Goolagong's berth in the· finals came at the expense of ' Britain's third-seeded Virginia Wade, who fell in . straight sets, S.l, &-2. "! was playing really well out there, really consis tently," said the Australian. "She was having trouble with the wind . When she starts getting cautious her game breaks off ... : Besides," she smiled, it was hot out there and I wanted to get off court quickly." The men's finals will be played Saturday. In il\lesday's Melg&-Mason County Pony League action, Mason kept its league lead by ~uttlng out host Syracuse 13o. Mason now stands at 8-1 while Syt;acuae ts 2-5. Winner Don Russell struck out sill. and walked only two while giving up just three hits, all singles while stroking a double enroute to the win. Other Mason hitters · were Kenny Hankinson, Mark Smith, Greg Stodolil, and Mark Johnson, each with asingle. · Loser Ronnie Davis gave up just five hils, but walked eleven whUe fanning four. Getting ·the three singles were Davia, Mark Forbes, and Bandy Arnold. At Eastern, Middleport surprised · the hosts ID-41 although Eastern out-hit the visitors 1~. Brett DodSon teamed with winner Mike RACINE PICKED up its first win · ri. the season by downing Rutland 11-9 oo the losers' field. Mike Huddleston pitched a nllty sevenhitter as he fanned 19 01 the Rutland hitters. Peewee hall play The Middleport Mustangs, eight and walking seventeen needing a victory to assure a. while giving up fifteen hils. tie for first place, Tuesday Sl;oring for the wnners were: evening .downed the host Lori Wolfe, Tony Conolly, Pomeroy Angels 13-2 and Lorie Cornell, Sl)awn Wolfe, thus became Pee Wee Co- Randy Beegle, Jay DodChampions for 1976 with the derer, Tammy Proffitt, and Middleport Cubs who beat Stacy Proffitt. the Pomeroy Reds to gain a For Racine Tracy Cleland share of the championship. and Jay Bostick too the loss, Both wound up with 6-2 striking out just four while records. Shawn Baker giving up 29 free passes, but · and Toby Ault slash· allowing just two hits. Runs ed a single and dou- were scored by: Bill Proffitt, ble each oo lead the way, Ralph Fisher, Tracy Cleland, and Scott Gheen had a double Wendell Clark, Bostick, and and three RBI's while Brian Richard Hill: ' · Wamsley had a single and · R . 444 OS--18 two runs knocked in. Baker P 465 u-19 picked up the win and combined with Bohhy_Southern to strike out~ and walk· -. nine while limiting the Angels to just two hits. Parker t:ong, Chris KenNORTIIFIELD nedy, and sean Doidge . NORTHFIELD , Ohio shared the pitching chores ( UPI) - .Higbmark scored an for the losers', combining to easy ~ength victory over fan ten while walking fifteen: Coalrilont Caper in Linda Stewart and David., Wednesday night's featured Warth had the two hits , each trot at Northfield Park. knocking in a nm. The four-year-<Jld winner, M . · . · 134 05-13 6 0 with Frank Todd Jr. at the p 20000-220 helm, covered tlie mile in 2:06 I'.4-6 over the sloppy oval and UPRIVER. THE host Port· paid suo, $2.80 aoo $2.!0. ' land Pee Wee team eked out Gaylord Hill showed. a 19-18 win over the Racine In the loth race trifecta, the A's to pick up "their secoru! 2-4-10 combination paid win of the year. Randy $2,005.80 . . ,Beegle went the distance to Attendanee was 3,023. The pick up the win by fanning handle was f3()8 ,3()1. · .. BILl Fl£Tttt£R . 11 Hindy to strtke out-•!llld walk four while Gl'ell Becker did in Eastern at the plate as he blasted a h<me run IUid two single!. Hlndy and Roy Bareswilt got the other ~ hits, both slniJles. That raised Uieir record to ' $-2 while Eastern dropped to 6-3. · Four Eastern hurlers. teamedtostrikeout13butthe is walks issued told the story. Rusty Wigal socked a homer, and Randy Marshall had thrl!e singles to lead the way. Brian Bissell had two baae hits while Jeff Goebel, Danny Spencer, Joe BoYles and Bill Kabtz each had a single. 1211 Powell St. Midd)eport, 0. PH. 992-1155 "State Farm's the worldS largest • J. ... L . , car msurer.tua mewby.•••" . S111t J11m ........,., Like • good neighbor. Sore Fann is there, ....;IOmOb'>t lnWnt Cllmoe' , 11oo!>e Oft'\t llioolll•"9!0" ~~~ p 7111t IN\Vt&N(I • j ..... . fr~ngs .' Maloney a free '!'an '!iy.K~ TILLERS gr:n~ M:;~:y ~~~~t (2) 3¥2 HP I c OU.odr." TILLERS He (3) i -HP NOW REDUCED •••••••••illlll!liiiilll!llll!l••••••••••• PA.RK RESERVED . ·EMPIRE-DETROIT ' FAMILY. DAY PICNIC" • CAMDEN PARK . • P.ony results . . ' OFF '· Our remaining stock ·of those good Gilson garden tillers at ai'Y'ost . cost. Hurry in, you'll be glad you did . ·EBERSBACH ~HARDWARE_ 110 W. Main "Everything iri Hardware" OPEN FRI. TIL8- SAT. TIL 5 Pomeroy • �' .. ' 1.-n. J)llly &em~nel, J41ddleport-Pomeroy, o., 6itnday, July 1.1m~ 4- The Daily Sentinei;Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Thursday, July 1,)976 Royals trip ·Twins, · 4~2; Boston Wins, 6·4· . . ' . . . ' By CHRtS SCHERF loyal to Lau-and wltll good UP! Sports Writer · reason . · Last year, Jack McKeon's Brei!, who leads tlle Ameriatlempt w banish CMrlie . , ~:an League in .hilling with a Lau wthe boonies launched a .360 average, said, "Charlie player rebellion and it was U.u, more than anyone else, not just coincidence McKeon has w take the credlt for my was given his walking papers improvement. He taught me by tlle Kansas City Royals more about hitting than any shortly afterwards. other single man." George Bretl, wbose three The Twins .tool< a 2-<l lead hits led the Royals to a 4-2. before the Royals tied the victory over. the MinneSQta game in the fourth oo a single Twins Wednesday night, waS by Hal McRae and doubles by one of those players totally AI Co)Vens and Buck , ·Generation . Martinez . . Brett led off the siJ!th )Ni th a triple and Scored tl1j! goahead run on a double play. Two inning.. later, h<i drove in an. insurance run with a · single. . Paul Splittorff gained the win, his eighth in 14 decisions, as he gave up ooly seven hils. In other American League games, California edged Chicago, 2'1, in 10 innings, Texas beat Oakland, 3-2, and Boswn defeatro ,Baltimore, &4. New Vorl< ill D<-troit was rained out. was sacrificed to second by In the Natiooal League, San Dave Collin$ and Guerrero's Fran cisco clob bered single woo the game f..- relief Houston, 10-2, Pittsburgh pitcher Dick Drago~ beat Chicago, 7-S, AUanta Nolan Ryan got.,a surprise topped Los. Angeles, ~ and stan when . his . name was San Diego defeated inadvertently put on ·the Cincinnati, 3-L Philadelphia lineup card and he had to at Montreal and St. LOuis at pitch to the first batter, wbo New York were rained out. grounded out. Angels %, White SOlt 1: ' Rangers 3, A's!: Mario Guerrero singled Ji,m S~ndberg drove in two home pinch-hitter Bruce ·' runs and Gaylord Perry Bochtt~ with California 's pitched seven scoreless winning run. Boehle singled, innings to recOr-d tlle '225th of his career, Improving thiS season's marl< to~. . Red,Sos I, Orioles C: Jim Rico;'s twD-1'\111 hooier, his 13tl1, gave Boston the victory and a three-game sweep of its series with the ' . Orioles. Carl Yastrzemskl also drove in two runs with a double and a sacrifice fly u the Red Sox handed . , · Baltimore's Wayne Garland his first loss of the season after eight victor!es. t ., Arab natio.n s demand ·new cease fire • +++ . ltap: . , Wcmen yell for equality, They want to take traditionally male jobl, join sports teams, etc. And they holler "dllcrlminatlon" at every turn. Okay, so isn't the MISS America contest discrimination against men? Shouldn't it be a Mil. and Mr ..Amerlca Pageant?·- FOR EQUAL RIGIITS AT ALL LEVELS. Dear For: · U you really hanker after the Male Miss America title, ·why don't you try a't.eatcase?..,..HELEN .. with IIP field· . +++ ' For ERAAL: . At leu! judges would have no trouble proving you'd ~ver been pregnant. - SUE +++ Dear Rap: . Here's hope for those somewhat plain girls who aren't high llchool queens. After high school, tllings ·change. The belt compliment my hus~d ever paid me was, ''The flrlt thing I noticed about you was your brain. I don't like dating girls and finding tllem less interesting than bowl of oatmeal." - JANE ,. Florida girl m a . Rap: • · . So many highly successful and sought-a'fter women .reveal that they were social drop-outs in high school. Qpes that mean If your daughter is popular, she may not make it iil the adult w«ld?- MOTHER OF A CHEER LEADER love' with Reds Crime victims to get compensation. , Qxrtinues This Week! ANOTHER GOOD BUY FROM GRASSHOPPERS SPORT, DRESS, .SANDAL STYLES BAKE,~S B~DGET ~~ $576 3 PC. BEDROOM SUITE DRESS & SANDALS 6.72 eruou. • Hill impressed ·Meigs 4..Jl Club News THE SHOE BOX ,_ We'd guess you've never leal11ed. to swiU!h your signals from "Pal" to 11Pow! !" · There's 1 "goo(! ol' Sal" type In almost every crowd. Fellows think of her as a sister : She hears their problems but they don't really see her as a girl. How to chance aU that? Sometimes you·can manage it by dev!!loplng a less lllllterly peraonaUty. (We mean : plug the aympetbetlc ear and start filrtlng .) But often you must .go Ollllide your OWil crowd where you woo't be stereotyped as undatable. .. , · . A awnmer job'in new surroundings might do it for you. Good luck! - HE •N AND SUE . . " • 1639 14,41 22.12 Chapman's··shoes Dear Mother: Not w worry. If yoW' daughter bas brains, drive and gumption, as well as beauty, she won 't let high school po'pularity stunt her growth. - HELEN AND SUE \ Pa:#o party , enjoyed. {'~,:\ u ) ''i;l •• " ' •• t . ; o-r Sal: with the Cavaliers. He also called him only .an "ordinary coach," eating his w..-ds when Fitch was chosen Coach • ·of the Year. .. RIVER REeREATlON Festival goers will be treated Fitch held his ,peace until ,to an air show Sunday, July 4, by members of tbe GretM tllree. weeks ago and· tb!m l ...:. . County Parachute Club. 1beshow Is slated to begin at 4:46 · 'uni!'Bshed a blast of his OWn, p.m. Steve Barhorst, 22. Bidwell, will be wea.ing a green saying he wantro out of his and white parachute. He has made 2,000 jumps In ,hla contrad although it still has career. Rondo Dickerson, 27, Huntlngtoo, will have a red, ·two years to run. But on his black and gold chute. He has made 200 career jump1. recent return from a Danny Morris, 19, BidweU, will be wearing a blue chute. basketball tour to Japan, He bas made 250 jumps. · Fitch t.alked about healing the split. "We are only a short boat ride from calm· waters," Fitch said. "Neither one Of us is oo big that we should tear •• •' down what we built up. What we've got wtm't be worth a dam thing unless·.we spit on our 'hands and go to work." Mileti said, "I said all along afrontrunner " . who ' was it's forgotlen and We should ·. COLUMBUS (UP! ) - ·night, Becca Star wen tne • ·• • cfoto Dow.ns president featured eighth race by trying to negotiate himself move ahead . "BiU is a hell of a guy. He's Charles D. Hill is so three-quarters of a length the Los Angeles Lakers' Impressed with Saturday's over Wellare Director. coaching job while Bying high a professional." .Don Hupp, co&ch; Russeli Tucker, .Buzz Eldwa~. Steve LETART INDEPENDENT BASEBALL TEAM field of pacers entered in tile Tarport Wcrthy was third. This team, sponsored by the Miller Homes of Belpre, is, Jenkins, Gary Roush, Glen Tucker, Ed Sheppard and ,. $20,000 Independence Becca Star, driven by , front, 1'1', Roger Manuel, 'Gill Tucker, Steve Hupp, Bill OrVille Jarrell, coach. Picture by J'un Hamm. Individual . Pace he has Larry LaDdon to a 2:03 :HI Sheppard, Larry Ogden, Joe Jarrell (bat boy); back._row, offered free admission if the mile, returned $28.MI, $8.20 track record is not 1iroken. and $6.00. The field includes Hamblin The 6-1 nightly double . WU!ie, the world cbal)'lploo combinatioo Qf Always Neato Aged pacing gelding with a and Chit& Bwas wcrth fTUO. mark of 1:56 · I~; Adios A JT(lwd of 4,445 wagered ·Pasha, was reported still ··. today ~ . a rest>lul;ioo which lt willoot emerge for a By DOYLE McMANuS Skipper, winner of the Chal• n46.~76 . BEIRUT, Lebanoo (UP! ) under · leftist ·control but demanding a truce take long time." lenge Stakes in 1:58 4-5; An. American University - Arab nations today buckling after Christians effect in Lebanon at 00011 (6 Momentum, the fastest horse ORLANDo, Fla. (UP!) _ This will be the fifth trip to of 19Th with a ll'lark of 1:54 1- DELCORSO TAPPED demanded a new cease.ftre in bombarded it with an. a.m. ·EDT ) and lnstructing Hospital official said COLUMBUS (UP!)- Gov. ·Lebanon, but leftists and estimated 5,000 shells Arab nations that have Wednesday the deatl! rate Her favorite is Pete Rose, but Cincinnati!..- MiSs Celender, 5; Osborne's Bret which had Wednesday, . · . pledged units to a JOint truce has escalated so sharply that she loves them aU . a senior at Florida James A. Rhodes Wednelday Palestinians, routed from one ·a mark of 1:56last year, and Leftist ·chief. Kamal force to start moving soldiers hospitals are nmning out of And 21-year-old Mary Technological University. named fonner Ohio AdjUtlnt Beirut refugee camp and 1:58 ~ Ibis year, the New · Celender knows what real She says she has· been hard-pressed at another, Jumblatt charged Syrian to ·Lebanon · "within 12 room to strn-e bodies. Zealand sensation Young General Sylvester T, troops assisted the Quistians hours." ·'Without power we carmot love is she cares fur the following tlle team e>er since vowed to reject a truce until Quinn who won in 1:56 last DeiCorso lo the Fire Marahal in their 10-day siege of theThe Cairo newspaper AI refrigerate them. We'd born • Cincinnati Reds so much she received a radio for her the camps were·liberatro. year; Bullet Bluecrest . who Advisory Councll to succeed camps and -said his MoslemAbram quoted Arab League themifwecoald,butweliave she's going w, take a ~our· 15th birthday . . A shattered Beirut equaled the Scioto track Edward L. Hughes. Palestinian alliance would Secretary General Malunoud no gaSoline to do .the job," !Je bus ·ride today just so she can ·In fact, tllis Titusville, Fla,, In other appointments, record of 1:57 2-5 last without pbones, .electricity o~ catch a doubleheader Friday resident likes the Reds so Saturday and Pickwick , Rhodes named Charles R. · bread f..- a ninth day- was reject any re~se-i'~te unle8s Riad as saying i,nl SaUdi ·said. engulfed in door-to.<Joor the attackers wi1bdrew. " . Arabian and SUdanese trorms · In q,e mountains 25 miles and sir]gle gaines .Saturday mud). that she wants to settle Baron who has a lifetime . Brading, Wapakcneta, to the State ~ard of Pharmacy to · fighting and shelling duels ' Christian President . would arrioe in Lebanon northeast o'f Beiru't , a and Sunday against Houstoo . . in CinCinnati after she mark of 1:56 3-5. · -graduates from ·the Palestinian~ehlist f~r-ce tried Hill said the iree admission- succeed Max J. Hersh, whole sparked by leftist retaliation S u I e i m a n , F r a n j i e b ·l.o!lay ·lro!n Syria. uni1•ersitY with a degree in will be valid fo~ . tlie term expired June 30. Rlad was departing for Lo •capturea key road through for tbe Christian capture of Wednesday cabled · Arab f.oreign ministers in Cairo, Beirut ' w ith two other Arab · t he ski resorts of Faraya and elementary education . . remainder of the 1976 9elison Raymmd C.W. Pe!ei'IOII, the Jisr AI Pasha camp ''l want to live in saying his lame-duck governdiplomats to supen•ise a Aioun &mane, but a SyrianHALFWAY mERE if tlle 1 :57 ~ track pa~ 63, was appointed to the Tuesday. Cincinnati," she said ment ,also reserved the ri,gbt truce. · • O!ristian pincEs' movement ffiLUMBUS (UPJ ) -Ohirecord is not broken over a Toledo University Board of More than 350 perSQns were -But prospects for the forced them to faU back., both oans for Utility Reform said Tuesday. "I love it. The ''fast" track. killed in 24 hours and to defy any resolutions Trustees. l)ospitals said they had no m:dering new peace-keeping ceasefire - like 4<k!iome . rightist and leftist reports it has collected about half of people are reaDy friendly and At tlle tr~ck Wednesday CHIC MAGAZINE 1be signatures reeded to gel for a big city it's pretty nice." roOm left to store the bodies. .troops into the shattered olllers in LebanoD's l:::)Said. • COLUMBUS (UPI) war - were :gloomy. A leftist radio Silid Syrian utility reform \egls!atioo on Miss Celehder 'will be The Tal AI Zaatar refugee country. getting togetller with a group The ministers, meeting in A leftist leader warned orces attempted to storm the LEGAL NOTICE . ' Larry Flynt, publisher of the November Ohio ballet. camp, borde'ring Jisr Al emergenCY. summit, early collapse of ille"two refugee soutbemportofSidonandthe Sealed bids wil l be received lh!stlermen'~magazlne,aald OUR must gather 308,000 ' or fellow fans, called "Reds caDlp6 would provoke coun- eastern town of Henne!, but signatl!res qf registered Alert,'' for a weekend of by the Village of Middleport, Wednesday he would hil the terattac~ ,pltmging Lebanoo . were repolsed. The rep<¥1 voters by Aug. 3 to get its baseba.tl and hopefully a Ohio, Meigs County, at the newsstands in September Village Haft jn Middleport, with a cunpetlng publication· "into a sea of biPOd from could riO! be confii1Iled. round of victory parties. proposals m the ballot . . Ohio until 4:00p.m . July 10, edited in Lo.s Angeles. OUR chairiJlan, Ro~e~ Her ded.icatiooto the gwne 19 76 for. the following Flynt said the new · Loit.Z of Akron, said M.onday has led to her biggest catCh - equipment: 1976 Model. 4 door Sedan, magazine would be. "erotic, [)an Coble, her fiancee. the group b;~s presented THE Ill!LBILLIES met oo ON JUNE 21, THE Five unpredictable and crosa· ~~He's a Reds' fan, that's Small VB 'Engine. 155,000 valid signalnres to the June 2!i at the McGuires with PoilitStar StilchersJ.L:s f.H Heavy D\Jty Alternator and . cultural" and would be called how I met him," she said. "A Regulator . sea-etary of stale's office. one advisor and 10 member.; Club met at the home or April uN.:;-." I Automat ic Transmission . \..lm= The f ·o u r constitutional mutual !fiend.heard him say in atlendance. Steer raffle Parker witll tl1ree advisors he was a Reds' fan and said, Air P.S.; P. B. HustlerisedltrolnColunlatnendmfnts OUR wanbi on tickets, the safety speaking and 16 members in attend. Two spot lights (right and bus. 'I've got someone for you to the ballot would establish a contes~~,~_aod j.udging dates ance. A camp out from Jtme left I citiien · wathcdog committee llleet.''' Spar Tire were .QISIIU.SSOO and demon- 24 to li was discussed. The Col or : basic white strations were given on elec- members also discussed mti:TMBUS (UP! ) - tbe crime is not reported .to represent utility users at . Delivery within 30 days or tricity 3, exploring the out- their projects, and a talk was E!icible crime victims will be within 72 •hours or If rate hearings; establish REHEARsAL OFF less doors 2, and wood refmishing ~iven by Mr. ' and Mrs. able !o collect .up !o $50,000 application 'for compensation procedures to gilaraQtee safe Without trade·in. A rehearsal of the Meigs by Mike and'Mark McGuire. Parker on reflllishing fur- from the state, beg~ is not made within one year or nucleur pow.er planbi ; The Vi ftage reserves the Junior High ~boot band SON BORN right to reject any and aft bids. After the meeting, rt;fresb- nilnre. After the meeting the Sept. 29, for reasonable tbe crime. simplify procedures for Mr. and Mrs. Terry Wyatt, . Viftage of Middleport scheduled for this evening ments were -.ved aM the group.enjoyed a hayride and · · medical expenses, loss of The $3 · fee has been getting proposals on 'the Pomeroy, are announcing the Gene Grate. f'l!~ ~ ~ncelled due to a groupMDg. wiener roast. - Carolyn wages and otbec economic estimated to raise more than ballot; and . requir~ that birth of a five pound, 11 otince · Clerk, Treasurer coofllct-With·one of the !Mlnior The · next meeling was Bowen. setbacks under legislation $( million a year to operate residential utility users be son, Christopher Adam, on June 24; July l ' high BChool band at 7 p. m. at . scheduled for July 16 at THE CHESTER Farm signed Wednesday by Gov. tbe program. charged a low rate for use of June 28 at the Holzer Medical the high scl)ool. Colwells. There are demon- · Boys 4-H Club met on June 22 James A. Rhodes. - . ·- The Cotrl of Claims has minimum amounts or Center. Maternal grandstratlons on projects . and at the home of Keith Krautter Claims by victims of crime, been administering for more eiectl'icity and gas. parents are Rober! Barton, project lessons scheduled. - with one ·advisor and six to be filed. with a three- than a, year a law to Rt. 3, Pomeroy, and 'Mrs. : Chapman's Name Brand Summer Patty Oyer. members a!lending. Projects- member coounisslon named compensate " good Nelia Seyler, Pomeroy, and THE RIVERVIEW 4-H and recreational events were · by the state Court or Claims, samaritans" injured while . · paternal grandparents are club met June. 22 at Stewart discussed. After The meeting, will be investigated by the helping crime victims or VACATION ENDED Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wyatt jlall with one advisor and refreshments were served by state attorney general's stopping crimes. ft has . had Mr. and Mrs. Chester or Mason, W. Va. Greatseven members attending. Keith Krautter and football office. three claims and has ·paid Knight and Mr. and Mrs. grandparents are Mr. and Project lessons on cutting out was' played. The next ll valid, the c~ will ~ none. Terry Knight and Stevie, Mrs. ,Ardith Barton of patlerns and sewing were meeling was scheduled for patd out of a state rotary fund Rhodes also siglied these• Caledonia, have returned · Pomeroy and Mrs. Lydia conductro and a demon- July 6 at the home of Rodney . financed by a $3 fee imposed bills, etfective ~pt. 29: from a 10 day vacation in Hysell of Racine. Mr. and stratioil on making hot f{eUer.- DavidBUrt. on anyone convicted of or - Increasing tbe capacity Florida. Among the places ·Mrs. Wyatlalsohave another lemonade was given by Beth THE RU'I'I.AND Lucky pleading guilty to a crime or of a district detention home they vislted was Disney 1!1Jn, Robby,2andone-half. Hayman. Aftet;Wards the Stars met on June. 21 at the · moving traffic violation. . frOm 100 to 150 at a cost wthe World. group played_Lemon Twist.- Weber home in Rutland with The bill contains state of $360,000 a year. · Over 100 Prs. WOMEN'S Teresa Dailey. twoadv.isorsandsevenmem- safeguards to prevent 1 - Repealing a problbitioo Miss America & . ON JUNE 23 · the Rock hers attending. Dates· were unwarranted awards. against city employes Connie Brand Springs Lady Bugs met at the schedUled for working on a Victims wbo contribute to the receiving pay increases Name Shoes Rock Spring Church with two floal and 1for holding a Tup- crime or fall to cooperaie during their terms so they by Keds advisors and eight members perwa(J! Party on July 8. with law enforcement can recelve increases at the attending. Items disl:ussed Project lessons on con· officers will be ineligible. same time as other employes In Assorted Colors . ,.ere a picnic at the next servalion , and outdoor There will be no award if doing the same work. meeting, w00<1en money cOokery were given. RefreshReg. sales, and project worll .~ ts were served by Kim $8.99 3PAIRS$10 Pair Demonstrations on choosing fle.ld and Darla snacks and packing lunches' 1 Will! son. The next were given by Carla Whaley meeting was scheduled today GREAT SAVINGS! 1 GROUP ~-N'S and Ruth Ann Frye. Refresh- to work on' the float. - ·Araka Miss America, Connie ments were served by'Dixle Grate. ACM~BOOTS. and Lilt Stride Eblin. -Carla Whaley. THE UBERTY BELLES QtiPPEWAMD \ . ' ~H club met on June 23: at Mrs. Butcher's with one adTHOROGOOD WORK visor aiid nine members in BURTON MOVED attendance. The group OXFORDS Reg. S\0.19 lo 523.19 va•-no.oo dlscusaed how near a project Eugene Paul Burton, to $31.00 lhould be done by now. A Syracuse, has been .moved demonstration on baking a fr<m the Veterans Hospilal il1 TO TO Quid! Colfet Cake wu given Huntington, W. Va., to the .by Lynn Epple and Ruth Ann Veterans Hospital in Blake. Afterward, hoi potato Lexington, Ky. His address is was pllyed and refreshments Paul E. Burton, 4th Floor , were served by Lynn Epple West , Veterans -Admlnistr.atlon Hospital, ud Ruth Ann.fillke. -Cindy, Ohio MAIN ST. Leldligf.lln, Ky., 45407. CLEVELAND (UP! ) Cleveland sports entrepr011eur Nick Mileti was ''thrilled" Wednesday upoo his return from . Canada to flear ,thai Bill Fitch has indicated he wants to stay oo as ·Coach of tlle Cleveland Cavaliers. " I just got back from hockey oosiness in T<ronto and l baven'l talked to Bill or read tbe papers, but if he has agreed to continue ,on I'm very lhrilled," said the Cavaliers oimer, wbo dealt away his part ownerstllp in the Cleveland Crusaders of th~ World Hockey Associatioo. Mileti started a bitter feud during the · National Basketball Association playoffs by calling Filch a Rap Tile PrGm Drup Out Dropl Ill! Dear Helen and Sue: I'm 11ft you get letters or this 1101'1 a lot. (No~ from H and S: "nllt we do! ) I'm 17, with no boylrlend - mtevena flrltdate! I'm not terribly shy or stuck up. I don't- have a rotten penonallty «'a tei'rtble figure. I have friends who are boys "' they lell me their problema, and ask for help with all sorts of things - and am well liked In my crowd. In llhort, I'm an everage girl. . . · So why do my girl frlenda get steady guys and I'm only, "HI, Sal, how's It going?." . . · Wb¥can'tfellasllkeaglrl for what she Is - not the pick of lhecroportbeschoolpuklut, but juSt - GOODOL' SAL, THE PROM DROP OUT . • ' Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Norri! 8!16 Tracy, fdr, and· Mrs. M8rshall Roush and honoring their daughter, Joe, Mrs. Jane i'rymyer, Wendy, on her seventh birllr Lisa and David, Mrs. Jane day. · Hill, Jtarvln Hill and Andy, A Sesame $1reet theme ·Mrs. Pat O'Brien and Joy, . :wucarrledoutwlthWendy's Lisa Pape, Mandy Hill, ,grandmo!ber, Mrs. Charles · Rachael Reiber, Juanita :- llrlclbUrY making her a "Big Frederick, Tanuny and An· ,Bird" cake. Games were drew Tbelsa, · Dolly and played and prizes awarded to Michael Hlll, and Trlcia and ·Joe Roulh, Rachael Reiber Megan Wolfe. . .,..! Trlcla Wolle. Wendy's great-grandmoth. Attending were Mr. and er, Mrs. Rober! Reibel, Mrs. Charles Bradbury, Mrs. Morristown, sent her a gift. Doll,y Wolfe, Mrs. Evelyn 0/dfashioned pound }arty konors minister A IJW'I)rise old-fashioned pound l!@l'ty with the gifts of t food w\lt(uely wrapped was ' held !Gr the Rev. and Mra. RGbert T. Bumgarner at a .-rt picnic ol the Uniteil Melbodlst women, Class 12, Eleanor Circle and Aftetnoon areJe members and guests ol Heath United Methodist Cllurcb. . -"nil mlnilter was receJ!tly retumed to the Middleport Qwreh putonte fOr another yeat by the Lakeside Con- arrangements were made for a dinner to be served In Sep- wamen. American Legion Aux!Uary · the mlnl-parli. cl Drew We~r Post at the ThejunlorsmadeiOOUIICle A history of flower tal- arrangement ht the home of Mrs. 'Harry Davis, Samhatsandtrayf.vorsalld arranging from the earUest moribana style using a low advisor. prepared 58 ditty ~ to be records or Egypt in 28 B.C. coptainer with water Other office~'~! elected were taken to CbiWcothe V..._ when wreaths and garlands showing, cattails and wild lAlri Wood, vice president; Hospital today. ·They allo . were In vogue to the modern · dill. · Rhonda Reuter, secreta~; sent five pounds ol fudst aDd • .. ~· abstract designs of today Her other exhibits bring Annie Wiles, trea.,rrer ; a sheet cake. Wedneldly Mr. presentro by Mrs. Janet . arrangements into more . Robin Campbell, . chaplain; and Mrs. Davia and.CherYl Bolln highlighted the open modern timeS included a con- .Tracey Jeffers, historian and Lehew delivered to tbe J.r. .~tlfl8 of the Rutland Gar- temporary line mass with Sherrie Manihall, sergeant at ' cadla Nuraing Home clgartt- . ' · den Club Monday night at tbe driftwood and. troplcana arms. Installation will take les, gum, cand)'bln, m1nta RUUand United Methodist roses in a tall green con- · ·place at a dinner meeting on and Jray lacon. Thel'e are I . Church. · tainer, ' a sta-mobile using July 20 at the Meigs !hn with now 13 veterana there. 'I In addlUon to her corn- driftwood with rocks em- Pwn Powers, past Eighth ' Several oftbe juniors lltlecmetltary on the art ol flower bedded in It suspended on a Distrlcl p~ldent, as the in- ted pen pals from a lilt arranging, Mrs. Bolin made pedestal with moving parts of stalling officer. •received from Department. several · arrangemenll! to purple statice, an abstract Arrangements were made Some were selected from . .demonslra!e change through design collage made on to. present a flag to the students . 111 PallotU HJgh the centuries. plywood with colored tissue, Naylor's Run playgrounct,..in School In Belize City, Central Speaking of modern dried leaves, nowers and · August with that to be America, and 10111e from arrangements, Mrs. Bolin burlap, and a stabile, also a followed by a wiener roast.- Wisconsin. said that arrangers may modern abstract design . Paula Kloes presided Dt the Mrs. Davis and Mill I The Pomeroy Seventh Day N c the be"* and alter material, disregard made with ·peeled vines, meeting with ~ Reuter Lehew served ChiJIII, dip and Adventist Chllrch was the ~~~ w~ere ~;k~~Dell, conventional form, and use metals, eucalyptus and ar· giving the opening prayer. . punch. , . . new mairmade materials to · tichoke blossoms. · Tbe pledge and preamble to scene of the May 30 \Veddlng R~Uand, and Clay Embry, express an Idea, feeting or Miss· • Ruby Diehl, the constitutiOn were given in of MlBa Rita Birchfield, ScottAlrForceBase,lllinols. mood. She said·that modern ,__prelii(lent,..Jntrpdcced Mrs. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. For her daughter 's wed' Botin. · UO:::ise Marshall read . En•ene Birchfield~ Rt. i, ding, Mrs. Birchfield . wore a arrangements are not in· ..., ~ tended tO necessarily match At the brief business thank you notes from Miss TONIGHT Rutisnd, and Greg France, lwo piece ensemble and a interior decorations of meeting final plans were JULY 1 Ofallon, Ill., son of Mr. and white carnation corsage as •5 hom b 1 made for a float to be entered Powers for the recent reception and gifts, and Mrs. Davis Mrs. Walter E. France, did Mrs. France who was in a anyone e, u are a NOT PPEN Rutland blue nora! dress. r creative expression in a in the Fourth of July parade for a gift from the auxiliary · Fri-Sit-Sun. The 2·p.ll). ceremony was A reception was held im- fiower show, and therefore to at Rutland. The nominating and also read a letler of July 2·3-1 performed by fdr. Robert mediately follow, ing the follow a given theme or class conunittee composed of Mrs. congratulations from Mrs . . ROOS'I'ER COGBURN Harvey Erlewtn' e, Mrs. Carl title and to be evaluated by a (. .. AND THE LADY) Smith. Music was provided ceremony with Debbie Davis judge, • or be on display as an Denison and Mrs. Victor · Myrtle Walker, Eighth District . junior activities John · Wlyne, K3tharlne by Jane Bobo, pianist, and registering the guests, and artistic exhibit to be enjoyed Nelson gave a report and liepburn, JD9n Mcintire, Joseph White, soloist. Clara Wells, Fran Seton and by the viewer. elected were Mrs. Cedric can\lies With fl!lgs. The bicen,.ommy Lee. Strother Given in marriage by her Susie Roberts presiding at In her progrwn, the Ohio Vale;' p~sident; Mrs. Ralph tennial theme was carried Martin. · (PGl father, the bride wore an the ref~eshmeot table. The Assoc . of Graden Clubs' Turnet, vice president; Mrs. our in the refreshment table .m. ivory gown icce'nled with three tiered wedding cake · !ked R bert Ca da ta lace on the sleeves and cuffs, featured yellow de<; , or~~ops,. .. ~z~ed!ledan · l4~nflg e ·tan 'tho! anod "rs.""c!y' ssencor.ewderyn,' decoratiol)S. 1 •·A kline• WI'th · · · ' ·.The' •coup ' le rest'd.e a· t 109 wreath, '"" recand karlands, ue ce ofWIthe treasurer. "' '"' the """' """'ce "'"'nee asklrtruffiHe at...~ ~mr of theed HiTbeghStreet,MrsOffallFon, Ill. . , Roman style which features The traveling prize . er waUl ~ ..o ea1~ new · ra_nce. ~ a fruit in a basket type con- provided by Mrs. Carl lace trim. The bride earned a 19'16 graduate of Metgs High tainer with ivy and the Denison was won · by Mrs. bouque\ofyellowdaisiesand School. . Mr. Fran_ce Bysanthlum style with a Wilson Carpenter, with door rninlaturec~Uons. gradualldm19'1411'001Metgs pineapple shaped prizes going to Mrs. Robert The brides matron or Highand no~ serves mthe U. arrangement which she Canaday, Mrs. John Colwell, honor was Candy Reeves ' Mrs. vae, 1 Mrs. William · li of ht S. Air · ,_ Force as a teletype . · rnadewt'th bla ck~y ed susans Albany, She ~as m a g mam...,nanceman. . andcattallfoliageforthetop. Willford, Mrs. Erlewine, blue gown With_pink floral Out:of-town guests at the Using winged elm, bit· . Mrs. Carl Denison, Mrs. mollfs and ~med. a smgle wedding were Mr. and M~. tersweet blue stalice and Frances Wilson, Mrs. Victor white carnation ltpped m Shennan Roberts and Shene, ' • · · · Is w bs. ink d tied with ink tib- Tink r Ai · Force BaSe Gel11l:"n statice 10 an anttque . Ne on, Mrs. Ann e ter P an , . P .e r ·· . • contamer, Mrs. Bolin showed and Mrs. Jack Robson. The bo~. The bndesmatds .we~e Okla. ; Mrs. James Smith, the . hargarth or s curve hostess prU:e was won by Shirley Wnght of· Gallipolis Charleston, W. Va.; Mr. and typical of arrangements in Mrs. Louise Forsythe of Ferry, W. Va. and Shen Mrs. Wayne Searles, Golc:Js- Baroque time. For · the Wellston. Roberts of Tinker Air Force born, N. C.; ~ J~ta Rococo influence, she Timely reminders for July BaSeofOklahoma. They~th Fiord, Xerua; ~y bry ' displayed a small were given by Mrs. Everett ~ore rmnt green gowns With and A. J. Bamia, Scott Air arrangement for a 'side table Colwell wpo suggested thst tvory lace around the short Force BaSe, Ill.; Oavtd with slar flowers, foxtail iris bulbs need checking for sleeves and on the bodice and Wnght, Charleston: W. Va.; grass and small straw rot, seed pods need . to be HRS. hats of nunt green wtth dark Mrs. Clesste . Wnght and flowers in a crystal con- removed from perennials, gr~n ribbon:_,They. earned Scott, Gallipolis Fen"?', W. tainer. and that when it doesn't rain, 8:30 8:110 white ~rnations tipped m Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Michael A still-life in a box was the yard needs watering so it green wtth dark green nb- Roberts_. Newark; Dorothy shown by Mr. Bolin who ex- will wet down four to six in· DAILY bons, . . . . and Sust~ Grooms and Morma plained that these are ac- ·ches. Wayne !'earles, Goldsboro, · Lanning, Columbus. cessories with an Cupcakes, cOffee, punch CLOSED arrangement as Opposed. to and mints werherved by the ·' an arrangement with ac- hostesses, Mrs. Russell UtSUNDAY cessories. In her still-life she · tie, Mrs: Maurice Thompson, used a book, bookends, can· Mrs. Jonah Cotterill, Mrs. dies, fruit, cranberry glass Paul Winn, Mrs. Everett and driftwood. ,She also Colwell, Mrs. Charles Lewis . MIDDLEPORT. OHIO A program of inspirational the Jackson Brothers. showed a loU collage-type and Mrs. Charles Foley. Plans were made for a NEW HAVEN, W.VA. music was presented by the background with an asym- Favors made by Mrs. Lewis carry-in dinner to be held at Senior Citizens Choir al the · metrical line mass design in were miniature baskets of Thursday night meeting of the Pomeroy Church of a pottery container; an orienthe Meigs County Women's Christ on July 22 at 6 p.m. A Fellowship at the Middleport thank you note was read from Sybil Love · on camp Church of Christ. Selections· of the choir in· donations from the eluded "In Tiines Like · fellowship. The history of the MidThese;'' "My Sheep Know My dleport Church was given by Voice" and "Back of the Carol Wolfe. Secrelary's A bridal shower was held Clouds." report was read by Paula Tuesday night honoring UnAnnounced at the meeting 1!JIS the bicentennial cantata Haynes, and Virginia Wyatt da Williams, bird~H!lect of . to be presented at 7:30 Sun- presented the treasurer's Michael Magnotta, at the home of Unda Gerard. day night at the Middleport report. For the opening program, A yellow and white color Church under the direction of IN MIDDLEPORT, 0. the pianist was Mrs. Martha scheme was carried out in Debbie Gerlach, and a Brad· bury youth revival to be held Childs with Mrs. MaryIn the decorations. Games were .---~,(taed Ju~ July 111-23 at7:30 nightly with Wilcox leading the songs. The played with prizes being group sang "He Uves" and awarded to Sharon Bing and "Sweet Hour of Prayer." Kit- Cindy Glaze. Cake and punch . CRISWEUS RETURN . Mr. ·and Mrs. James ty Perry gave the opening werherved after gifts were Come in and see the large selection of play and-dress Criswell have returned from prayer. Devotions were given pr~jental to Miss Williams. clothes. · 'Pl'esenting gilts were Joy. Bridgeport where they by the H.emlock Grove . ' ..... The c!osng White, Donna and Cindy visited with fdr. and Mrs. Christian Church. 1How Great Thou song was ' Glaze, . Judy Owen, Cherie Steve Shudic. While there Art." Pat Arnold had prayer, Reuter, Debbie Gilmore, they atlended an alunmi reunion at Ogleby Park in · and refreshments were Brenda Black, Sharoo Bing served ~ • . andDebbieKennedy. Whee!ing. ,, l ! Mr. and Mrs. Greg France Nuptial vows read meeting with a poem, "An Old Fashioned Picnic"· and the m1n11ter had grace. Mrs. ~ames Crjswell · provided . yellow and white sununer flowers for the tables, and the hoStess conunittee was cornposed 14 Mrs. Dewey Hofloll,. Mrs. Orin Smllh, Mrs. Bumgarner, Mrs. Jeuie Houchins, Mrs. John Krawsczyn, Mrs. Emerson Jones, with Mrs. Robert Byer and Mrs. Charles B~adbury contributing . 'REVIVAL . . '*" • theputyear. g· J ·,MEIGS THEATRE 0 1 WE Fill All NEW & REFILL to VILLAGE PHARMACY- . IT'S Shower fetes Miss Williams AT THE ") . Kiddie Shoppe Mon. TIME 5) FOR INFANTS TO SIZE 14 tember. Mrs. Knight opened the !lrenee. other guesla at the Plc:nlc were 15 young people ·tram !be Columbua area who ,are worlllllg with the Metbodlll (huches in Meigs . . County. ' After 'the mlnlsler and his REV. PAUL TAYLOR • wife opened the gifts, Mrs. . from Hel~r, Utlh, Kalbryn Knight, preaidenl of will be holding a tbe United Metl)odlst l'8lld ·II! original (101111 to them. Mrs. Ulllan . at the Ash Street • Smith presented Mrs. llumllmer with a bonnet FREE WILL BAPTIST IIIII !he Rev. Mr. Bwnpmer willl I pet rodl:. She allo CHURCH pr I at1CI blndmade IP.f!s to . MIDPLEPORT,OHIO tbe Jl....senll ol the circles, 30, to JULY 4, 1976 Mn. KDllbl. Mrs. Robert JUNE 1nd wUI move to lilt RliDbarl, Mrs. MOOI'I RUTLAND IIIII Mn. llernW'Full:&, IIIII , II llftl'll with apeclal Cfb. .FREEWILL BAPTIS CHURCH durlalthe month GfJIIII, JULY Ito JULY \1, \976 l:ltltllll tile meeting plans Strvict17:30 p.m. Nightly '1111'11 ~ f« the-Bible EVERYONE WELCOME 1CbaiJ1 now in progreaa, and chalnnan, 1~~: activity durilll Denise MarshaU wsa eiectedpresidentforlh\ll9'1&-TI on seventh ·bitthday Choir presents program RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. ·Carl Wolfe entertained WedDesday with 1 . patio party I Flower arranging New ·officer~ elected . • t. ' • htS Or1J z·ven ~~!u~~ ~f r;:•YJu~~: the~=~: By Hel.en and Sue Bottel victory Mileti thrilled . . . REDUCED 25% to 50% ~ ·Middleport Dept. 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RED EYE DRESSES SUN SUITS LIST.'26.50 SALE PRICED AT ·1st QUALITY > Boys .a nd Girls' Size 3 mo-14 SUEDE BASKETBALL OXfORDS 4 REGUlAR '2.99 INCLUDES · Sets SWI,M WEAR 2-ix CURITY DIAPERS WEAR Size 2-16 ~ BOYS' Boys and Girls' SHORT-ALLS Size 9 fu o.-4 . I * Selected SUMMER SOCKS SUMMER iNFANT · Selected BQ.ys and Girls ' SlACKS Sizes . House Slippe!S Sizes Sm .- Med.- Lge. . ' SELEctED �' .. ' 1.-n. J)llly &em~nel, J41ddleport-Pomeroy, o., 6itnday, July 1.1m~ 4- The Daily Sentinei;Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Thursday, July 1,)976 Royals trip ·Twins, · 4~2; Boston Wins, 6·4· . . ' . . . ' By CHRtS SCHERF loyal to Lau-and wltll good UP! Sports Writer · reason . · Last year, Jack McKeon's Brei!, who leads tlle Ameriatlempt w banish CMrlie . , ~:an League in .hilling with a Lau wthe boonies launched a .360 average, said, "Charlie player rebellion and it was U.u, more than anyone else, not just coincidence McKeon has w take the credlt for my was given his walking papers improvement. He taught me by tlle Kansas City Royals more about hitting than any shortly afterwards. other single man." George Bretl, wbose three The Twins .tool< a 2-<l lead hits led the Royals to a 4-2. before the Royals tied the victory over. the MinneSQta game in the fourth oo a single Twins Wednesday night, waS by Hal McRae and doubles by one of those players totally AI Co)Vens and Buck , ·Generation . Martinez . . Brett led off the siJ!th )Ni th a triple and Scored tl1j! goahead run on a double play. Two inning.. later, h<i drove in an. insurance run with a · single. . Paul Splittorff gained the win, his eighth in 14 decisions, as he gave up ooly seven hils. In other American League games, California edged Chicago, 2'1, in 10 innings, Texas beat Oakland, 3-2, and Boswn defeatro ,Baltimore, &4. New Vorl< ill D<-troit was rained out. was sacrificed to second by In the Natiooal League, San Dave Collin$ and Guerrero's Fran cisco clob bered single woo the game f..- relief Houston, 10-2, Pittsburgh pitcher Dick Drago~ beat Chicago, 7-S, AUanta Nolan Ryan got.,a surprise topped Los. Angeles, ~ and stan when . his . name was San Diego defeated inadvertently put on ·the Cincinnati, 3-L Philadelphia lineup card and he had to at Montreal and St. LOuis at pitch to the first batter, wbo New York were rained out. grounded out. Angels %, White SOlt 1: ' Rangers 3, A's!: Mario Guerrero singled Ji,m S~ndberg drove in two home pinch-hitter Bruce ·' runs and Gaylord Perry Bochtt~ with California 's pitched seven scoreless winning run. Boehle singled, innings to recOr-d tlle '225th of his career, Improving thiS season's marl< to~. . Red,Sos I, Orioles C: Jim Rico;'s twD-1'\111 hooier, his 13tl1, gave Boston the victory and a three-game sweep of its series with the ' . Orioles. Carl Yastrzemskl also drove in two runs with a double and a sacrifice fly u the Red Sox handed . , · Baltimore's Wayne Garland his first loss of the season after eight victor!es. t ., Arab natio.n s demand ·new cease fire • +++ . ltap: . , Wcmen yell for equality, They want to take traditionally male jobl, join sports teams, etc. And they holler "dllcrlminatlon" at every turn. Okay, so isn't the MISS America contest discrimination against men? Shouldn't it be a Mil. and Mr ..Amerlca Pageant?·- FOR EQUAL RIGIITS AT ALL LEVELS. Dear For: · U you really hanker after the Male Miss America title, ·why don't you try a't.eatcase?..,..HELEN .. with IIP field· . +++ ' For ERAAL: . At leu! judges would have no trouble proving you'd ~ver been pregnant. - SUE +++ Dear Rap: . Here's hope for those somewhat plain girls who aren't high llchool queens. After high school, tllings ·change. The belt compliment my hus~d ever paid me was, ''The flrlt thing I noticed about you was your brain. I don't like dating girls and finding tllem less interesting than bowl of oatmeal." - JANE ,. Florida girl m a . Rap: • · . So many highly successful and sought-a'fter women .reveal that they were social drop-outs in high school. Qpes that mean If your daughter is popular, she may not make it iil the adult w«ld?- MOTHER OF A CHEER LEADER love' with Reds Crime victims to get compensation. , Qxrtinues This Week! ANOTHER GOOD BUY FROM GRASSHOPPERS SPORT, DRESS, .SANDAL STYLES BAKE,~S B~DGET ~~ $576 3 PC. BEDROOM SUITE DRESS & SANDALS 6.72 eruou. • Hill impressed ·Meigs 4..Jl Club News THE SHOE BOX ,_ We'd guess you've never leal11ed. to swiU!h your signals from "Pal" to 11Pow! !" · There's 1 "goo(! ol' Sal" type In almost every crowd. Fellows think of her as a sister : She hears their problems but they don't really see her as a girl. How to chance aU that? Sometimes you·can manage it by dev!!loplng a less lllllterly peraonaUty. (We mean : plug the aympetbetlc ear and start filrtlng .) But often you must .go Ollllide your OWil crowd where you woo't be stereotyped as undatable. .. , · . A awnmer job'in new surroundings might do it for you. Good luck! - HE •N AND SUE . . " • 1639 14,41 22.12 Chapman's··shoes Dear Mother: Not w worry. If yoW' daughter bas brains, drive and gumption, as well as beauty, she won 't let high school po'pularity stunt her growth. - HELEN AND SUE \ Pa:#o party , enjoyed. {'~,:\ u ) ''i;l •• " ' •• t . ; o-r Sal: with the Cavaliers. He also called him only .an "ordinary coach," eating his w..-ds when Fitch was chosen Coach • ·of the Year. .. RIVER REeREATlON Festival goers will be treated Fitch held his ,peace until ,to an air show Sunday, July 4, by members of tbe GretM tllree. weeks ago and· tb!m l ...:. . County Parachute Club. 1beshow Is slated to begin at 4:46 · 'uni!'Bshed a blast of his OWn, p.m. Steve Barhorst, 22. Bidwell, will be wea.ing a green saying he wantro out of his and white parachute. He has made 2,000 jumps In ,hla contrad although it still has career. Rondo Dickerson, 27, Huntlngtoo, will have a red, ·two years to run. But on his black and gold chute. He has made 200 career jump1. recent return from a Danny Morris, 19, BidweU, will be wearing a blue chute. basketball tour to Japan, He bas made 250 jumps. · Fitch t.alked about healing the split. "We are only a short boat ride from calm· waters," Fitch said. "Neither one Of us is oo big that we should tear •• •' down what we built up. What we've got wtm't be worth a dam thing unless·.we spit on our 'hands and go to work." Mileti said, "I said all along afrontrunner " . who ' was it's forgotlen and We should ·. COLUMBUS (UP! ) - ·night, Becca Star wen tne • ·• • cfoto Dow.ns president featured eighth race by trying to negotiate himself move ahead . "BiU is a hell of a guy. He's Charles D. Hill is so three-quarters of a length the Los Angeles Lakers' Impressed with Saturday's over Wellare Director. coaching job while Bying high a professional." .Don Hupp, co&ch; Russeli Tucker, .Buzz Eldwa~. Steve LETART INDEPENDENT BASEBALL TEAM field of pacers entered in tile Tarport Wcrthy was third. This team, sponsored by the Miller Homes of Belpre, is, Jenkins, Gary Roush, Glen Tucker, Ed Sheppard and ,. $20,000 Independence Becca Star, driven by , front, 1'1', Roger Manuel, 'Gill Tucker, Steve Hupp, Bill OrVille Jarrell, coach. Picture by J'un Hamm. Individual . Pace he has Larry LaDdon to a 2:03 :HI Sheppard, Larry Ogden, Joe Jarrell (bat boy); back._row, offered free admission if the mile, returned $28.MI, $8.20 track record is not 1iroken. and $6.00. The field includes Hamblin The 6-1 nightly double . WU!ie, the world cbal)'lploo combinatioo Qf Always Neato Aged pacing gelding with a and Chit& Bwas wcrth fTUO. mark of 1:56 · I~; Adios A JT(lwd of 4,445 wagered ·Pasha, was reported still ··. today ~ . a rest>lul;ioo which lt willoot emerge for a By DOYLE McMANuS Skipper, winner of the Chal• n46.~76 . BEIRUT, Lebanoo (UP! ) under · leftist ·control but demanding a truce take long time." lenge Stakes in 1:58 4-5; An. American University - Arab nations today buckling after Christians effect in Lebanon at 00011 (6 Momentum, the fastest horse ORLANDo, Fla. (UP!) _ This will be the fifth trip to of 19Th with a ll'lark of 1:54 1- DELCORSO TAPPED demanded a new cease.ftre in bombarded it with an. a.m. ·EDT ) and lnstructing Hospital official said COLUMBUS (UP!)- Gov. ·Lebanon, but leftists and estimated 5,000 shells Arab nations that have Wednesday the deatl! rate Her favorite is Pete Rose, but Cincinnati!..- MiSs Celender, 5; Osborne's Bret which had Wednesday, . · . pledged units to a JOint truce has escalated so sharply that she loves them aU . a senior at Florida James A. Rhodes Wednelday Palestinians, routed from one ·a mark of 1:56last year, and Leftist ·chief. Kamal force to start moving soldiers hospitals are nmning out of And 21-year-old Mary Technological University. named fonner Ohio AdjUtlnt Beirut refugee camp and 1:58 ~ Ibis year, the New · Celender knows what real She says she has· been hard-pressed at another, Jumblatt charged Syrian to ·Lebanon · "within 12 room to strn-e bodies. Zealand sensation Young General Sylvester T, troops assisted the Quistians hours." ·'Without power we carmot love is she cares fur the following tlle team e>er since vowed to reject a truce until Quinn who won in 1:56 last DeiCorso lo the Fire Marahal in their 10-day siege of theThe Cairo newspaper AI refrigerate them. We'd born • Cincinnati Reds so much she received a radio for her the camps were·liberatro. year; Bullet Bluecrest . who Advisory Councll to succeed camps and -said his MoslemAbram quoted Arab League themifwecoald,butweliave she's going w, take a ~our· 15th birthday . . A shattered Beirut equaled the Scioto track Edward L. Hughes. Palestinian alliance would Secretary General Malunoud no gaSoline to do .the job," !Je bus ·ride today just so she can ·In fact, tllis Titusville, Fla,, In other appointments, record of 1:57 2-5 last without pbones, .electricity o~ catch a doubleheader Friday resident likes the Reds so Saturday and Pickwick , Rhodes named Charles R. · bread f..- a ninth day- was reject any re~se-i'~te unle8s Riad as saying i,nl SaUdi ·said. engulfed in door-to.<Joor the attackers wi1bdrew. " . Arabian and SUdanese trorms · In q,e mountains 25 miles and sir]gle gaines .Saturday mud). that she wants to settle Baron who has a lifetime . Brading, Wapakcneta, to the State ~ard of Pharmacy to · fighting and shelling duels ' Christian President . would arrioe in Lebanon northeast o'f Beiru't , a and Sunday against Houstoo . . in CinCinnati after she mark of 1:56 3-5. · -graduates from ·the Palestinian~ehlist f~r-ce tried Hill said the iree admission- succeed Max J. Hersh, whole sparked by leftist retaliation S u I e i m a n , F r a n j i e b ·l.o!lay ·lro!n Syria. uni1•ersitY with a degree in will be valid fo~ . tlie term expired June 30. Rlad was departing for Lo •capturea key road through for tbe Christian capture of Wednesday cabled · Arab f.oreign ministers in Cairo, Beirut ' w ith two other Arab · t he ski resorts of Faraya and elementary education . . remainder of the 1976 9elison Raymmd C.W. Pe!ei'IOII, the Jisr AI Pasha camp ''l want to live in saying his lame-duck governdiplomats to supen•ise a Aioun &mane, but a SyrianHALFWAY mERE if tlle 1 :57 ~ track pa~ 63, was appointed to the Tuesday. Cincinnati," she said ment ,also reserved the ri,gbt truce. · • O!ristian pincEs' movement ffiLUMBUS (UPJ ) -Ohirecord is not broken over a Toledo University Board of More than 350 perSQns were -But prospects for the forced them to faU back., both oans for Utility Reform said Tuesday. "I love it. The ''fast" track. killed in 24 hours and to defy any resolutions Trustees. l)ospitals said they had no m:dering new peace-keeping ceasefire - like 4<k!iome . rightist and leftist reports it has collected about half of people are reaDy friendly and At tlle tr~ck Wednesday CHIC MAGAZINE 1be signatures reeded to gel for a big city it's pretty nice." roOm left to store the bodies. .troops into the shattered olllers in LebanoD's l:::)Said. • COLUMBUS (UPI) war - were :gloomy. A leftist radio Silid Syrian utility reform \egls!atioo on Miss Celehder 'will be The Tal AI Zaatar refugee country. getting togetller with a group The ministers, meeting in A leftist leader warned orces attempted to storm the LEGAL NOTICE . ' Larry Flynt, publisher of the November Ohio ballet. camp, borde'ring Jisr Al emergenCY. summit, early collapse of ille"two refugee soutbemportofSidonandthe Sealed bids wil l be received lh!stlermen'~magazlne,aald OUR must gather 308,000 ' or fellow fans, called "Reds caDlp6 would provoke coun- eastern town of Henne!, but signatl!res qf registered Alert,'' for a weekend of by the Village of Middleport, Wednesday he would hil the terattac~ ,pltmging Lebanoo . were repolsed. The rep<¥1 voters by Aug. 3 to get its baseba.tl and hopefully a Ohio, Meigs County, at the newsstands in September Village Haft jn Middleport, with a cunpetlng publication· "into a sea of biPOd from could riO! be confii1Iled. round of victory parties. proposals m the ballot . . Ohio until 4:00p.m . July 10, edited in Lo.s Angeles. OUR chairiJlan, Ro~e~ Her ded.icatiooto the gwne 19 76 for. the following Flynt said the new · Loit.Z of Akron, said M.onday has led to her biggest catCh - equipment: 1976 Model. 4 door Sedan, magazine would be. "erotic, [)an Coble, her fiancee. the group b;~s presented THE Ill!LBILLIES met oo ON JUNE 21, THE Five unpredictable and crosa· ~~He's a Reds' fan, that's Small VB 'Engine. 155,000 valid signalnres to the June 2!i at the McGuires with PoilitStar StilchersJ.L:s f.H Heavy D\Jty Alternator and . cultural" and would be called how I met him," she said. "A Regulator . sea-etary of stale's office. one advisor and 10 member.; Club met at the home or April uN.:;-." I Automat ic Transmission . \..lm= The f ·o u r constitutional mutual !fiend.heard him say in atlendance. Steer raffle Parker witll tl1ree advisors he was a Reds' fan and said, Air P.S.; P. B. HustlerisedltrolnColunlatnendmfnts OUR wanbi on tickets, the safety speaking and 16 members in attend. Two spot lights (right and bus. 'I've got someone for you to the ballot would establish a contes~~,~_aod j.udging dates ance. A camp out from Jtme left I citiien · wathcdog committee llleet.''' Spar Tire were .QISIIU.SSOO and demon- 24 to li was discussed. The Col or : basic white strations were given on elec- members also discussed mti:TMBUS (UP! ) - tbe crime is not reported .to represent utility users at . Delivery within 30 days or tricity 3, exploring the out- their projects, and a talk was E!icible crime victims will be within 72 •hours or If rate hearings; establish REHEARsAL OFF less doors 2, and wood refmishing ~iven by Mr. ' and Mrs. able !o collect .up !o $50,000 application 'for compensation procedures to gilaraQtee safe Without trade·in. A rehearsal of the Meigs by Mike and'Mark McGuire. Parker on reflllishing fur- from the state, beg~ is not made within one year or nucleur pow.er planbi ; The Vi ftage reserves the Junior High ~boot band SON BORN right to reject any and aft bids. After the meeting, rt;fresb- nilnre. After the meeting the Sept. 29, for reasonable tbe crime. simplify procedures for Mr. and Mrs. Terry Wyatt, . Viftage of Middleport scheduled for this evening ments were -.ved aM the group.enjoyed a hayride and · · medical expenses, loss of The $3 · fee has been getting proposals on 'the Pomeroy, are announcing the Gene Grate. f'l!~ ~ ~ncelled due to a groupMDg. wiener roast. - Carolyn wages and otbec economic estimated to raise more than ballot; and . requir~ that birth of a five pound, 11 otince · Clerk, Treasurer coofllct-With·one of the !Mlnior The · next meeling was Bowen. setbacks under legislation $( million a year to operate residential utility users be son, Christopher Adam, on June 24; July l ' high BChool band at 7 p. m. at . scheduled for July 16 at THE CHESTER Farm signed Wednesday by Gov. tbe program. charged a low rate for use of June 28 at the Holzer Medical the high scl)ool. Colwells. There are demon- · Boys 4-H Club met on June 22 James A. Rhodes. - . ·- The Cotrl of Claims has minimum amounts or Center. Maternal grandstratlons on projects . and at the home of Keith Krautter Claims by victims of crime, been administering for more eiectl'icity and gas. parents are Rober! Barton, project lessons scheduled. - with one ·advisor and six to be filed. with a three- than a, year a law to Rt. 3, Pomeroy, and 'Mrs. : Chapman's Name Brand Summer Patty Oyer. members a!lending. Projects- member coounisslon named compensate " good Nelia Seyler, Pomeroy, and THE RIVERVIEW 4-H and recreational events were · by the state Court or Claims, samaritans" injured while . · paternal grandparents are club met June. 22 at Stewart discussed. After The meeting, will be investigated by the helping crime victims or VACATION ENDED Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wyatt jlall with one advisor and refreshments were served by state attorney general's stopping crimes. ft has . had Mr. and Mrs. Chester or Mason, W. Va. Greatseven members attending. Keith Krautter and football office. three claims and has ·paid Knight and Mr. and Mrs. grandparents are Mr. and Project lessons on cutting out was' played. The next ll valid, the c~ will ~ none. Terry Knight and Stevie, Mrs. ,Ardith Barton of patlerns and sewing were meeling was scheduled for patd out of a state rotary fund Rhodes also siglied these• Caledonia, have returned · Pomeroy and Mrs. Lydia conductro and a demon- July 6 at the home of Rodney . financed by a $3 fee imposed bills, etfective ~pt. 29: from a 10 day vacation in Hysell of Racine. Mr. and stratioil on making hot f{eUer.- DavidBUrt. on anyone convicted of or - Increasing tbe capacity Florida. Among the places ·Mrs. Wyatlalsohave another lemonade was given by Beth THE RU'I'I.AND Lucky pleading guilty to a crime or of a district detention home they vislted was Disney 1!1Jn, Robby,2andone-half. Hayman. Aftet;Wards the Stars met on June. 21 at the · moving traffic violation. . frOm 100 to 150 at a cost wthe World. group played_Lemon Twist.- Weber home in Rutland with The bill contains state of $360,000 a year. · Over 100 Prs. WOMEN'S Teresa Dailey. twoadv.isorsandsevenmem- safeguards to prevent 1 - Repealing a problbitioo Miss America & . ON JUNE 23 · the Rock hers attending. Dates· were unwarranted awards. against city employes Connie Brand Springs Lady Bugs met at the schedUled for working on a Victims wbo contribute to the receiving pay increases Name Shoes Rock Spring Church with two floal and 1for holding a Tup- crime or fall to cooperaie during their terms so they by Keds advisors and eight members perwa(J! Party on July 8. with law enforcement can recelve increases at the attending. Items disl:ussed Project lessons on con· officers will be ineligible. same time as other employes In Assorted Colors . ,.ere a picnic at the next servalion , and outdoor There will be no award if doing the same work. meeting, w00<1en money cOokery were given. RefreshReg. sales, and project worll .~ ts were served by Kim $8.99 3PAIRS$10 Pair Demonstrations on choosing fle.ld and Darla snacks and packing lunches' 1 Will! son. The next were given by Carla Whaley meeting was scheduled today GREAT SAVINGS! 1 GROUP ~-N'S and Ruth Ann Frye. Refresh- to work on' the float. - ·Araka Miss America, Connie ments were served by'Dixle Grate. ACM~BOOTS. and Lilt Stride Eblin. -Carla Whaley. THE UBERTY BELLES QtiPPEWAMD \ . ' ~H club met on June 23: at Mrs. Butcher's with one adTHOROGOOD WORK visor aiid nine members in BURTON MOVED attendance. The group OXFORDS Reg. S\0.19 lo 523.19 va•-no.oo dlscusaed how near a project Eugene Paul Burton, to $31.00 lhould be done by now. A Syracuse, has been .moved demonstration on baking a fr<m the Veterans Hospilal il1 TO TO Quid! Colfet Cake wu given Huntington, W. Va., to the .by Lynn Epple and Ruth Ann Veterans Hospital in Blake. Afterward, hoi potato Lexington, Ky. His address is was pllyed and refreshments Paul E. Burton, 4th Floor , were served by Lynn Epple West , Veterans -Admlnistr.atlon Hospital, ud Ruth Ann.fillke. -Cindy, Ohio MAIN ST. Leldligf.lln, Ky., 45407. CLEVELAND (UP! ) Cleveland sports entrepr011eur Nick Mileti was ''thrilled" Wednesday upoo his return from . Canada to flear ,thai Bill Fitch has indicated he wants to stay oo as ·Coach of tlle Cleveland Cavaliers. " I just got back from hockey oosiness in T<ronto and l baven'l talked to Bill or read tbe papers, but if he has agreed to continue ,on I'm very lhrilled," said the Cavaliers oimer, wbo dealt away his part ownerstllp in the Cleveland Crusaders of th~ World Hockey Associatioo. Mileti started a bitter feud during the · National Basketball Association playoffs by calling Filch a Rap Tile PrGm Drup Out Dropl Ill! Dear Helen and Sue: I'm 11ft you get letters or this 1101'1 a lot. (No~ from H and S: "nllt we do! ) I'm 17, with no boylrlend - mtevena flrltdate! I'm not terribly shy or stuck up. I don't- have a rotten penonallty «'a tei'rtble figure. I have friends who are boys "' they lell me their problema, and ask for help with all sorts of things - and am well liked In my crowd. In llhort, I'm an everage girl. . . · So why do my girl frlenda get steady guys and I'm only, "HI, Sal, how's It going?." . . · Wb¥can'tfellasllkeaglrl for what she Is - not the pick of lhecroportbeschoolpuklut, but juSt - GOODOL' SAL, THE PROM DROP OUT . • ' Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Norri! 8!16 Tracy, fdr, and· Mrs. M8rshall Roush and honoring their daughter, Joe, Mrs. Jane i'rymyer, Wendy, on her seventh birllr Lisa and David, Mrs. Jane day. · Hill, Jtarvln Hill and Andy, A Sesame $1reet theme ·Mrs. Pat O'Brien and Joy, . :wucarrledoutwlthWendy's Lisa Pape, Mandy Hill, ,grandmo!ber, Mrs. Charles · Rachael Reiber, Juanita :- llrlclbUrY making her a "Big Frederick, Tanuny and An· ,Bird" cake. Games were drew Tbelsa, · Dolly and played and prizes awarded to Michael Hlll, and Trlcia and ·Joe Roulh, Rachael Reiber Megan Wolfe. . .,..! Trlcla Wolle. Wendy's great-grandmoth. Attending were Mr. and er, Mrs. Rober! Reibel, Mrs. Charles Bradbury, Mrs. Morristown, sent her a gift. Doll,y Wolfe, Mrs. Evelyn 0/dfashioned pound }arty konors minister A IJW'I)rise old-fashioned pound l!@l'ty with the gifts of t food w\lt(uely wrapped was ' held !Gr the Rev. and Mra. RGbert T. Bumgarner at a .-rt picnic ol the Uniteil Melbodlst women, Class 12, Eleanor Circle and Aftetnoon areJe members and guests ol Heath United Methodist Cllurcb. . -"nil mlnilter was receJ!tly retumed to the Middleport Qwreh putonte fOr another yeat by the Lakeside Con- arrangements were made for a dinner to be served In Sep- wamen. American Legion Aux!Uary · the mlnl-parli. cl Drew We~r Post at the ThejunlorsmadeiOOUIICle A history of flower tal- arrangement ht the home of Mrs. 'Harry Davis, Samhatsandtrayf.vorsalld arranging from the earUest moribana style using a low advisor. prepared 58 ditty ~ to be records or Egypt in 28 B.C. coptainer with water Other office~'~! elected were taken to CbiWcothe V..._ when wreaths and garlands showing, cattails and wild lAlri Wood, vice president; Hospital today. ·They allo . were In vogue to the modern · dill. · Rhonda Reuter, secreta~; sent five pounds ol fudst aDd • .. ~· abstract designs of today Her other exhibits bring Annie Wiles, trea.,rrer ; a sheet cake. Wedneldly Mr. presentro by Mrs. Janet . arrangements into more . Robin Campbell, . chaplain; and Mrs. Davia and.CherYl Bolln highlighted the open modern timeS included a con- .Tracey Jeffers, historian and Lehew delivered to tbe J.r. .~tlfl8 of the Rutland Gar- temporary line mass with Sherrie Manihall, sergeant at ' cadla Nuraing Home clgartt- . ' · den Club Monday night at tbe driftwood and. troplcana arms. Installation will take les, gum, cand)'bln, m1nta RUUand United Methodist roses in a tall green con- · ·place at a dinner meeting on and Jray lacon. Thel'e are I . Church. · tainer, ' a sta-mobile using July 20 at the Meigs !hn with now 13 veterana there. 'I In addlUon to her corn- driftwood with rocks em- Pwn Powers, past Eighth ' Several oftbe juniors lltlecmetltary on the art ol flower bedded in It suspended on a Distrlcl p~ldent, as the in- ted pen pals from a lilt arranging, Mrs. Bolin made pedestal with moving parts of stalling officer. •received from Department. several · arrangemenll! to purple statice, an abstract Arrangements were made Some were selected from . .demonslra!e change through design collage made on to. present a flag to the students . 111 PallotU HJgh the centuries. plywood with colored tissue, Naylor's Run playgrounct,..in School In Belize City, Central Speaking of modern dried leaves, nowers and · August with that to be America, and 10111e from arrangements, Mrs. Bolin burlap, and a stabile, also a followed by a wiener roast.- Wisconsin. said that arrangers may modern abstract design . Paula Kloes presided Dt the Mrs. Davis and Mill I The Pomeroy Seventh Day N c the be"* and alter material, disregard made with ·peeled vines, meeting with ~ Reuter Lehew served ChiJIII, dip and Adventist Chllrch was the ~~~ w~ere ~;k~~Dell, conventional form, and use metals, eucalyptus and ar· giving the opening prayer. . punch. , . . new mairmade materials to · tichoke blossoms. · Tbe pledge and preamble to scene of the May 30 \Veddlng R~Uand, and Clay Embry, express an Idea, feeting or Miss· • Ruby Diehl, the constitutiOn were given in of MlBa Rita Birchfield, ScottAlrForceBase,lllinols. mood. She said·that modern ,__prelii(lent,..Jntrpdcced Mrs. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. For her daughter 's wed' Botin. · UO:::ise Marshall read . En•ene Birchfield~ Rt. i, ding, Mrs. Birchfield . wore a arrangements are not in· ..., ~ tended tO necessarily match At the brief business thank you notes from Miss TONIGHT Rutisnd, and Greg France, lwo piece ensemble and a interior decorations of meeting final plans were JULY 1 Ofallon, Ill., son of Mr. and white carnation corsage as •5 hom b 1 made for a float to be entered Powers for the recent reception and gifts, and Mrs. Davis Mrs. Walter E. France, did Mrs. France who was in a anyone e, u are a NOT PPEN Rutland blue nora! dress. r creative expression in a in the Fourth of July parade for a gift from the auxiliary · Fri-Sit-Sun. The 2·p.ll). ceremony was A reception was held im- fiower show, and therefore to at Rutland. The nominating and also read a letler of July 2·3-1 performed by fdr. Robert mediately follow, ing the follow a given theme or class conunittee composed of Mrs. congratulations from Mrs . . ROOS'I'ER COGBURN Harvey Erlewtn' e, Mrs. Carl title and to be evaluated by a (. .. AND THE LADY) Smith. Music was provided ceremony with Debbie Davis judge, • or be on display as an Denison and Mrs. Victor · Myrtle Walker, Eighth District . junior activities John · Wlyne, K3tharlne by Jane Bobo, pianist, and registering the guests, and artistic exhibit to be enjoyed Nelson gave a report and liepburn, JD9n Mcintire, Joseph White, soloist. Clara Wells, Fran Seton and by the viewer. elected were Mrs. Cedric can\lies With fl!lgs. The bicen,.ommy Lee. Strother Given in marriage by her Susie Roberts presiding at In her progrwn, the Ohio Vale;' p~sident; Mrs. Ralph tennial theme was carried Martin. · (PGl father, the bride wore an the ref~eshmeot table. The Assoc . of Graden Clubs' Turnet, vice president; Mrs. our in the refreshment table .m. ivory gown icce'nled with three tiered wedding cake · !ked R bert Ca da ta lace on the sleeves and cuffs, featured yellow de<; , or~~ops,. .. ~z~ed!ledan · l4~nflg e ·tan 'tho! anod "rs.""c!y' ssencor.ewderyn,' decoratiol)S. 1 •·A kline• WI'th · · · ' ·.The' •coup ' le rest'd.e a· t 109 wreath, '"" recand karlands, ue ce ofWIthe treasurer. "' '"' the """' """'ce "'"'nee asklrtruffiHe at...~ ~mr of theed HiTbeghStreet,MrsOffallFon, Ill. . , Roman style which features The traveling prize . er waUl ~ ..o ea1~ new · ra_nce. ~ a fruit in a basket type con- provided by Mrs. Carl lace trim. The bride earned a 19'16 graduate of Metgs High tainer with ivy and the Denison was won · by Mrs. bouque\ofyellowdaisiesand School. . Mr. Fran_ce Bysanthlum style with a Wilson Carpenter, with door rninlaturec~Uons. gradualldm19'1411'001Metgs pineapple shaped prizes going to Mrs. Robert The brides matron or Highand no~ serves mthe U. arrangement which she Canaday, Mrs. John Colwell, honor was Candy Reeves ' Mrs. vae, 1 Mrs. William · li of ht S. Air · ,_ Force as a teletype . · rnadewt'th bla ck~y ed susans Albany, She ~as m a g mam...,nanceman. . andcattallfoliageforthetop. Willford, Mrs. Erlewine, blue gown With_pink floral Out:of-town guests at the Using winged elm, bit· . Mrs. Carl Denison, Mrs. mollfs and ~med. a smgle wedding were Mr. and M~. tersweet blue stalice and Frances Wilson, Mrs. Victor white carnation ltpped m Shennan Roberts and Shene, ' • · · · Is w bs. ink d tied with ink tib- Tink r Ai · Force BaSe Gel11l:"n statice 10 an anttque . Ne on, Mrs. Ann e ter P an , . P .e r ·· . • contamer, Mrs. Bolin showed and Mrs. Jack Robson. The bo~. The bndesmatds .we~e Okla. ; Mrs. James Smith, the . hargarth or s curve hostess prU:e was won by Shirley Wnght of· Gallipolis Charleston, W. Va.; Mr. and typical of arrangements in Mrs. Louise Forsythe of Ferry, W. Va. and Shen Mrs. Wayne Searles, Golc:Js- Baroque time. For · the Wellston. Roberts of Tinker Air Force born, N. C.; ~ J~ta Rococo influence, she Timely reminders for July BaSeofOklahoma. They~th Fiord, Xerua; ~y bry ' displayed a small were given by Mrs. Everett ~ore rmnt green gowns With and A. J. Bamia, Scott Air arrangement for a 'side table Colwell wpo suggested thst tvory lace around the short Force BaSe, Ill.; Oavtd with slar flowers, foxtail iris bulbs need checking for sleeves and on the bodice and Wnght, Charleston: W. Va.; grass and small straw rot, seed pods need . to be HRS. hats of nunt green wtth dark Mrs. Clesste . Wnght and flowers in a crystal con- removed from perennials, gr~n ribbon:_,They. earned Scott, Gallipolis Fen"?', W. tainer. and that when it doesn't rain, 8:30 8:110 white ~rnations tipped m Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Michael A still-life in a box was the yard needs watering so it green wtth dark green nb- Roberts_. Newark; Dorothy shown by Mr. Bolin who ex- will wet down four to six in· DAILY bons, . . . . and Sust~ Grooms and Morma plained that these are ac- ·ches. Wayne !'earles, Goldsboro, · Lanning, Columbus. cessories with an Cupcakes, cOffee, punch CLOSED arrangement as Opposed. to and mints werherved by the ·' an arrangement with ac- hostesses, Mrs. Russell UtSUNDAY cessories. In her still-life she · tie, Mrs: Maurice Thompson, used a book, bookends, can· Mrs. Jonah Cotterill, Mrs. dies, fruit, cranberry glass Paul Winn, Mrs. Everett and driftwood. ,She also Colwell, Mrs. Charles Lewis . MIDDLEPORT. OHIO A program of inspirational the Jackson Brothers. showed a loU collage-type and Mrs. Charles Foley. Plans were made for a NEW HAVEN, W.VA. music was presented by the background with an asym- Favors made by Mrs. Lewis carry-in dinner to be held at Senior Citizens Choir al the · metrical line mass design in were miniature baskets of Thursday night meeting of the Pomeroy Church of a pottery container; an orienthe Meigs County Women's Christ on July 22 at 6 p.m. A Fellowship at the Middleport thank you note was read from Sybil Love · on camp Church of Christ. Selections· of the choir in· donations from the eluded "In Tiines Like · fellowship. The history of the MidThese;'' "My Sheep Know My dleport Church was given by Voice" and "Back of the Carol Wolfe. Secrelary's A bridal shower was held Clouds." report was read by Paula Tuesday night honoring UnAnnounced at the meeting 1!JIS the bicentennial cantata Haynes, and Virginia Wyatt da Williams, bird~H!lect of . to be presented at 7:30 Sun- presented the treasurer's Michael Magnotta, at the home of Unda Gerard. day night at the Middleport report. For the opening program, A yellow and white color Church under the direction of IN MIDDLEPORT, 0. the pianist was Mrs. Martha scheme was carried out in Debbie Gerlach, and a Brad· bury youth revival to be held Childs with Mrs. MaryIn the decorations. Games were .---~,(taed Ju~ July 111-23 at7:30 nightly with Wilcox leading the songs. The played with prizes being group sang "He Uves" and awarded to Sharon Bing and "Sweet Hour of Prayer." Kit- Cindy Glaze. Cake and punch . CRISWEUS RETURN . Mr. ·and Mrs. James ty Perry gave the opening werherved after gifts were Come in and see the large selection of play and-dress Criswell have returned from prayer. Devotions were given pr~jental to Miss Williams. clothes. · 'Pl'esenting gilts were Joy. Bridgeport where they by the H.emlock Grove . ' ..... The c!osng White, Donna and Cindy visited with fdr. and Mrs. Christian Church. 1How Great Thou song was ' Glaze, . Judy Owen, Cherie Steve Shudic. While there Art." Pat Arnold had prayer, Reuter, Debbie Gilmore, they atlended an alunmi reunion at Ogleby Park in · and refreshments were Brenda Black, Sharoo Bing served ~ • . andDebbieKennedy. Whee!ing. ,, l ! Mr. and Mrs. Greg France Nuptial vows read meeting with a poem, "An Old Fashioned Picnic"· and the m1n11ter had grace. Mrs. ~ames Crjswell · provided . yellow and white sununer flowers for the tables, and the hoStess conunittee was cornposed 14 Mrs. Dewey Hofloll,. Mrs. Orin Smllh, Mrs. Bumgarner, Mrs. Jeuie Houchins, Mrs. John Krawsczyn, Mrs. Emerson Jones, with Mrs. Robert Byer and Mrs. Charles B~adbury contributing . 'REVIVAL . . '*" • theputyear. g· J ·,MEIGS THEATRE 0 1 WE Fill All NEW & REFILL to VILLAGE PHARMACY- . IT'S Shower fetes Miss Williams AT THE ") . Kiddie Shoppe Mon. TIME 5) FOR INFANTS TO SIZE 14 tember. Mrs. Knight opened the !lrenee. other guesla at the Plc:nlc were 15 young people ·tram !be Columbua area who ,are worlllllg with the Metbodlll (huches in Meigs . . County. ' After 'the mlnlsler and his REV. PAUL TAYLOR • wife opened the gifts, Mrs. . from Hel~r, Utlh, Kalbryn Knight, preaidenl of will be holding a tbe United Metl)odlst l'8lld ·II! original (101111 to them. Mrs. Ulllan . at the Ash Street • Smith presented Mrs. llumllmer with a bonnet FREE WILL BAPTIST IIIII !he Rev. Mr. Bwnpmer willl I pet rodl:. She allo CHURCH pr I at1CI blndmade IP.f!s to . MIDPLEPORT,OHIO tbe Jl....senll ol the circles, 30, to JULY 4, 1976 Mn. KDllbl. Mrs. Robert JUNE 1nd wUI move to lilt RliDbarl, Mrs. MOOI'I RUTLAND IIIII Mn. llernW'Full:&, IIIII , II llftl'll with apeclal Cfb. .FREEWILL BAPTIS CHURCH durlalthe month GfJIIII, JULY Ito JULY \1, \976 l:ltltllll tile meeting plans Strvict17:30 p.m. Nightly '1111'11 ~ f« the-Bible EVERYONE WELCOME 1CbaiJ1 now in progreaa, and chalnnan, 1~~: activity durilll Denise MarshaU wsa eiectedpresidentforlh\ll9'1&-TI on seventh ·bitthday Choir presents program RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. ·Carl Wolfe entertained WedDesday with 1 . patio party I Flower arranging New ·officer~ elected . • t. ' • htS Or1J z·ven ~~!u~~ ~f r;:•YJu~~: the~=~: By Hel.en and Sue Bottel victory Mileti thrilled . . . REDUCED 25% to 50% ~ ·Middleport Dept. Store * * •LADIES KNEE HIGH COMFORT lOP HOSE REG. 49' * CONVERSE All STAR * PAIR$1 * BOYS TANK TOPS * SALE '14M * * 4 • 1h OFF , 1 * Poly totton Blends 100% COTI'ON FABRICS YD. 36"/45" •• 77' PRINTS AND SOLIDS AILEEN /c-lh OFF Limited Selection : · of Boys LEISURE SUITS BOys and Girls' Slack and Short * WRANGLER JEANS NEW FALL SHIPMEI'lTS Lay Away Now Fpr School * · s12.00 TO '21.00 MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT Sl .RE· . . . Short Sleeve Sleeveless: Halters Bo·, sand Girls Lightweight JACKETS (All Sizes) .. ~ JUNIORS OPEN · TILL 8 FRIDAY & ·SATURDAY TOPS Short Sleeve Sleeveless Boys and Girls' * Sizes 3 to 15 ·SHIRTS All Sizes· 1 GiRL.S' BOYS' PAJAMAS SUMMER· HAJS.f.APS BONNETS Size 2-14 Boys a·nd Girls' · DEVON 1/c·lf2 OFF * SHORTS Size 0-6x · SALE! SALE! SALE! RED EYE DRESSES SUN SUITS LIST.'26.50 SALE PRICED AT ·1st QUALITY > Boys .a nd Girls' Size 3 mo-14 SUEDE BASKETBALL OXfORDS 4 REGUlAR '2.99 INCLUDES · Sets SWI,M WEAR 2-ix CURITY DIAPERS WEAR Size 2-16 ~ BOYS' Boys and Girls' SHORT-ALLS Size 9 fu o.-4 . I * Selected SUMMER SOCKS SUMMER iNFANT · Selected BQ.ys and Girls ' SlACKS Sizes . House Slippe!S Sizes Sm .- Med.- Lge. . ' SELEctED �I. . ·' . ' 7- TbelllllJ8Joljtbw} ' Polly's Pointers Some solutions . . to . \ l v Polly Cram er sticky sitUiltion ideas WASHI NGTON (UPI) Sen. John H. Glenn, D.Qhio, a prospect for the Democratic vice presidential nomination , said' Wedn ~sday he supports the Democrati c party platform "in general" but not on specific issues . .Glenn met with a group of newsmen Wed nesday a nd qu estioning ~h o w e d he differed with the platform on these issues: - Bl bomber, which Glenn supports ; the platform would delay until 1977 the decision on · goi ng ahead with production. --{)il company divestitute , which the platform reccmmends and Glenn opposes. -Legisla tion to reduce adult unemployment to three per cent within four years; which Glenn said could revive double-digit inflation . - Con st ru ction site picketing, which the platform would expand but · which G)enn ~voted to restrict. Glenn's differences with the platform on those issues could cause him tn be vetoed • boils when you hear some supposedly intelligent person putting it all down to a lack of recreational facilities. Dces · not the parental rearing of children play the major part ? When are we going tQ admit that those who wreck thin gs for wont of something better to do simply are not normal'~"MER. , · D~ READERS - Do MARY. . remember that Elmer's Pet D.EAR POLLY - My little Peeve expresses His opinion girls have colored shirts with and not necessarily ours. rubberized rrumbers on them. POlLY. When first washed, parts of DEAR POLLY - f have an the numbers peeled off so answer fo r Carol N. and they look terrible. I have others who want to use paper tr ied to remove the towel cardboard rolls. Cut the remaining numbers but enUre roll lengthwise, 'put . ·failed, so 1would like to have over the bottom of a coat some ideas on how this could hanger and ta pe together be done. - BRENDA. again. Of course tlie roll .could DEAR MARY and be covered with adhesive ·.:•. BRENDA - Yon both might ba ~ked paper if one wishes. try the following but do be These are great for hanging sure to first lest anything.lor either pants or skirts without Ita eHect on the labrl<:, nod ,getting a crease . - LEE. color of your clothing. Sponge DEAR POLLY - Garol N.'s with water and tben with sma ll boys mig ht mak e· while vinegar. Rinse well nod scissors cases out of paper wash. Washable fabrics towel rolls as my lather does. mlli!Jl;.be soall.ed In warm He wraps them with scraps of By LEWIS .LORD wil'i!r. Lighter fluid Is also a color~ yarn going frort\ one United Press ·l!lternatlonal . possibility but handle with end to the other .and a length Sen. Barry Goldwater, \n care. Lacquer thinner · wm across one open end makes urging support for President · often do this job but again be the han ger. This is a Ford, says it's essential that careful to be away from a decorative answer to the Republicans unite. But .flame. - POlLY. where to keep the· scissors · Democrat Jimmy Carter · problem. Nice for small.gilts predicts the GOP's wounds DEAR POlLY - When and favors, too. - DENISE. will be healed by next fall cleaning the bathtub and the DEAR POLLy - I solved regardless of the nominee. tile around the tub use a the problem of keeping my · Goldwater, the 1964 Dower waiering can with a embroidery hoops hung on Republica n presidential small spout (preferably heavy crewel wOrk such a\_ nominee , wrote all GOP plastic) Ill rinse thoroughly . the satin stitch, rby using delegates Wednesday that the with no splashing.- JOAN F. narrow a dh~si ve bandages contest between Fol'd and DEAR POlLY - People... loosely wra pped around the Ronald Reagan jeopardizes are getting fed up hearing hoops; They fill in the bare the unity needed frir a repeat excuses for the increase .in .spaces on the cloth and they of tile party's 1968 and 1972 vandalism. We aU realize the have just enough give tn keep ·victories - which he said problem of finding ways to the cloth in the hoops smooth usher,!;d in a conservative era for America . curb violence is a difficult and tight. - LEILA. me. I am sure your blood · The Arizona senator said Ford is his choice because "I do not believe that our government can suffer through months and months of re9rganization that would be necessary if we had a , change in the office." Reagan's backers claimed they weren't surprised at Goldwater's · endor5ement. "He had been unofficially supporting the President for months," said · Reagan sp(Jkesman Emmett Cronan. "We feel th~ endorsement came now because of timing. by the liberal wing of the )iarty. Labor leaders, for example, are rankled over his wsition on the pick'eting bill which would enable one unioo to shut doWn ·an entire construction project. Glenn said his" ove rall voting record Lon issues of interest. t6 lawr is "very good," and some labor leaders "are not all that unhappy" over his vo te against picketing. He said the measure would hav ~ increased unemployment. Glenn said he supfl(lrts building the BI bomber fleet' because it would he needed in a non-nuclear confrontation with the So.viet Union. He said it is much faster and safer than the B52 which it would replace, and carries twice !be bomb load. Glenn cited oil divestiture as one of the specifics on which he diSagrees with the platform,. contending that it would reduce oil exploration without cutting prices at the pump. He said he would fa vor stro nger antitrust action offered, but made it clear he agai ns t mon opol is tic would not turn down a practices. request. Jte noted 'that one of On full employment his legislative proposal! call! l egisl~tion , which m~y be tbe f·o r g ov e r n m e n t cornerstone 'Df the reo rganiza tion s, which· Democratic campaign this Democrati c fr ont runn er . fall, Glenn said his Jinuny Carter lists as a top "disagreement would not be priority. lri general pW'pose but in Glenn said Carter degree." He said be questions "probably" would carry Ohio whether three per centis "the wiUiout him on tile ticket,. but right ligure" because. getting added that Carter will "not be unemployment down that iow lulled" by his present lead in "could set off doubif.{!igit · the polls. inflation ." · Glenn said 4.5 pe'r cent' unemployment is closer to For The lowest the normal goal, indicating he . may not - be fully acquainted with details of 1the rre Prices Democratic proposal. It calls for getting " adult" . In the Aru unemployment down to 3 per cent, which would get overall It's unemployment down to about 4.5 per cent. Glenn said it would be "presumptous" for him to say he would accept a vice Mason. w. va. presidential bid unless it is 173-5111 . BEND Social Calendar care. ' THURSDAY ·· n '~ IJII EVANGE LINE CHAP· TER, O.E.S. 7:30 Thursday, · Middleport Masonic 'I:emP.le. REVIVAL at the Highland Chapel Church, Route 7 bypass, ~ nightly beginning Thu rs da y. Eva nge list Lawrence Manley with special singirlg. Pastor is the Rev. George Ca~o . SPECIAL meeting, Shade River Lodge 453. F&AM, 7: 30 p.m. Thursday at Chester. Work in the master mason degree and • all master masons invited. SALE PRICED 40«yoofF When Planning A New·Kitcher\ Things are criti cal for the President\' Carter, confident of the Democratic nomination, told backers in Pittsburgh he expects th ~ Republicans to "heal their wounds rapidly'' once their nominee is picked in August. "As you know, the Republican Party is a monolithic structure that's tightly organized," Carter said . 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(UPI) - Bad MID Belcher, disability penilon, tearful airport ·reunion a chU<I but who first 111w her John's father went lntn the t!Jree.tun toting COIIIIable · Running unoppoaed !hit Tb -~61 ld · ur .....y • a -year-o •mother on a trip In 1969, hldlng, and although we know of ilartlvllJe, Ia up for re. .. AUIUtt, he se.ea hit reelection u a fl..,·· __. Delaware, Cillo, man wboae accompanied Brown 011 the· he died, we don'tknow how. It .. eiecllan. .' was such a terrible time then, ~ bls -... .. ,...." father clied bi tbe Phillpplhea fllght. " Rlillei1 Belcber, !mown to or 8111 birthday, the day . during WorldWar n met hla "Mom, yea I'm bock and so much torture. : many lilly u "Bacl Man," Pefore the Aug. 5 mother fo the first Ume in .._,_ "When the war ended, Mrs. r • 5? is Juan!ng, Juaillng Is .. lllnlll 4-leet-1!, hu lif!en · ... The first Ume 1 ran Brown was alone, and stayed too," he uld. years. · • . here," she cried. .. deformed llllice blrtll · and . · unoppoeed, ., Johit · H.. Brown ltlft the One of the lhin1s Brown .with oW"· family. Letters and :,blew out an eye with a The tieCmcl tbne ooe of my Phillpplne11 at the age of four, . said he wanted to· know was pictures have been corning ... fli'ecr~ when he waa opponenta passed out whiaky when hla father sent him whether he looked Uke his from Ohio.;. John has four He carrlee a pearlcourthouse .on election horrie to, be ralsecl and father , John Haldean Brown children and Juliana one ,. handle4 .38 COlt In hla belt atlhe day; but) beat him anyway." educated by his grm:tparenta Sr . : and a .25 autamatlc In each ~ ''If there's IOing to bo In Cleveland, Ohio. He never Brown Sr. came ·lo the then. son." Brown, a sales ,.. pocket. trouble," he says palling llie returned· unill Tillrlday. His American colcmy at the turri represenlative for a large •• "Evel')'body .In ·Troutdale ll)t).year-old doubJe.barfel . by bls moth er, Mrs. Mathllde of the century 88 a teacher in insur ance company, is ;~ GOuntJ lmoWII me, II he NYI. shotgun given him Brown, has Uved with a a provincial school. It was staying In the Philippines for . : • "l'B lell you why they caD grandfather, "I'm ready for . . ~~diD ManllakiJiedllinceln hether then lhat he started courting . nine days. He said he planned ~ him Bad Man," said BW II." . ,......,, wu Mathilde Marquez. ·A Ill spend as much tiine with. llanklnl aa he broke the racll t res!Jtance. · . wholesale store owner at the bls mother as be could. · In the bact of Smith's Pool . OU: · C OJ.r 0 "1 just cin'l bell!ve It," lime of the Japanese "I have been plamlng the Hall. "He's the Jaw. U I were trip for about sil months. It · Brown said, grinnins broadly invasion, · ·he joined the ,goq to be arrested, he'S the . · was really a Christmas but with tears in bls .eyes. resistance and died "somelast man I'd want to arrest' COLUMBU . (UPI) ._ The Hla frail, 1rey"ba~ed . where in the jungle, no one Is present from my wife, and ·me." 8 mother, now81,wbo had been quite whe re," It's great, just great," he The chllncea of lha.t aeem 120-volce Ohio Youth Choir, waiting at tbe windswept Mathilde!ssure famUy says. said. pretty IIOOd, Iince a glance uncler direction of Glenville Manila airport since 'dawn, "I joiiled up during the war beyond Bad Man's of Zanesville, leaves wu almost speecblesa as her in the hope of serving in the formidable front reveals a II(). 'Ibomu July 5 for a idx-naUon singing burly aon embracecl her. laland, but wsa sent tn the ; year-(114 pwriycat. · '· lour of Europe: "Juaning, .00 I am so European theater Instead," · He's runnlnl for his lblrd The choir wt1l perform happy," abe said reaching up Brown said. "While I was sti1l term u coalllble but he's concerti In Wales, England, to bug him. there I learned my father had never llrawn a pllllllf for the Swltzerlud," Netherland&, Juanlng .is the Filipino died." · job. The problem Ia the only Belgljun and FJ:ance. word lor "little JoHn", the Manuel · Pies , 45, pay the I.'OIIIIable getala $7.50 A highi'Oint of their tour . name he ltasr called as a aecounUng · manager for · per arrest, and Bacl Man wt1l be singing selections child. · .,~., International Harvester in hasn't meatec1 anyone yet. from "Soulld •• "' Mualc" from Brown, wbo...... •-·~ all memo- · the I;'hllipplnes with whose He earne<l hla nlclmame by atop the Alps, ries of the Philippines aild bls famUy t.Jrs. Brown Sr, has · qulcllly dlaposlng of unruly Tbonlas, a native ol Wales, mother had been lost with · Uved aince lhe war, has drunb .. formecto · , He~~- chbeenolr 13 years ne Ume, said he hacl never planned a July 4 family "I ~ to haul public ag 118 10 ,... IMught It possible tbey would rewion. dnanl!l down to the jaU years director. ll)eel. The war, poSt-war He alao plans a July 3 trip ago, but the llberlff at that The choir hu performed · confwdon In the Pbillppines to the wood and njpa hut time just turned them loolle. I wiih Bob Hope, at the Rose and hla ci1m four children to where John lind Julie were don't bother with drunks any. 'Garden at the. While House , raise accounted for the bum In the small provincial more," Belcher tald. and even marched In the lengthy aepll'Btloo fnm bls town of Lemery and the oouse Sheriff Charles Robinson Rose Parade with special mother. where they lived briefly with says Belcher wouldn't sound amplifiers on their "Mom, I just cloo't know their father in Batang&S. hesitate to llle bls IJ'8t!ll8l In . backs. what to uy.-.she !mows me, ISldoro Pies, 73, Manuel's .the name of tbe law. The group wtllretum home yeslheknowsme," he said to father and Brown's cousin, : But, Belcher 111ya, be's July fl. Each of the members no one In particular. said the stnry started way : ne.wr even fired ~ big COli. ~ their own fare of Brown's younger sister, bock in 1911 when BroWII Sr. " He lives alone In ·a two. a I ...,ooo. . Julie Knotts, of Louisville, started courting Matl!llde • '·• Marquez. After he went irtto • buslnes.s, they were married. "There · were three children. The oldest, a girl, died, then there was little John and Juliana. I remember them as kids, but they were so young l"ben they ofym"il the po!•iod loQnl J\llt left. The father wanted them ,, ~ccbuN11to. 36 3 053 012 ' .. t: ' educated In the States. There were few Americans· .here then. _ SUTTON TOWNSHIP WILLIAM F. HARRIS. Clork '"!bey were born in our MEIGS COUNTY house but llved with their RACINE. OHIO 45771 father in a bigger hou!ll! in · Batangas. During the war, there were some Americans CCIII.. : .. t.'.'i.:::. Correction! ' ' ~~~~~!:~~~.!! ~,', be over wblch bacl no control. . r Bur1er aald even If r~~t••Y ck. MONADIX If • iellllatbl couldbedevlled to 11"J 11 ••t ••• :•" " '•••· cover.thealtuatlonlt would !It r•~~~~ ~:. very "aw.tw:ardly" Into ,.~!,':~· ,-;.~~~~ ~ American j1tilprudence. wllloot otoko yoo ••••-· No · FinallY he noted that even · uerciH. If the presa Ia ltl1led, rumen , 'f:o~ ~~·x 1 t!:~.•fi "travel IWiftly by wotd of · day ,.,,,. Llri t ' ec-•Y mouth " particularly In !llnBll tin it SJ.St Alto try cmun;wtl.,., ~o~,1u:!' 1:S~':::!='l Given u.- prolilem~ he AQUA~ las - • "weter sald, ll la far from clear 'that "'.":,.~;~:~ •• :•·~~" ••~ the defendant's rlehta would Jwlt her & Lehto Ph•rotacy, bave been helped . by· ~ ~~~=• "1,·~:; ":t':~!~Y restraints on publication. dlepOrl. · · .,._, · leave July S H•,.ness f • • Y th h • rnest two crcd•t caun a<c !'! OIIOtt~ll at oa·t •t.r D U<~~Q. Rild•D Sh~~: ~ • ~to ·~ ~ Otnl" ( <<>l)ot pi ~,.~ may ' ISO tw ' a~a olab te IJ,.taots at YOLJI 11earby ~~~ t· And Is the Name Expert Planning and lnstallation Servtce ' =.illne. . AI Radio Shach STORE HOURS IMLE'S KITCHEN at .. CHARGE IT MASON f. RNITURE fs The Brand J..~-,. .. • BYitATEWEBB and you AT MYRTLE BEACH Jillie, Joyce ', and Jayne H.utchison have. returned PICKENS from a nine,day vacation at · · Myrtle Beach, s. c. While HARDWARE CO. there they were the dinner Mason, W. Va. 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W 0 won I e courl s White exprell3ed "grave- trial are COilUIICCI ones. :; wi!I"Cai'OIIIiJiil cbedt of a car Clfi')'IDc two bt• wive~ f:~ may tbe Jftll ~CU:.~r~ ~ doubt" that the kind of orders For lnJtance, he pointed out .~ 1be U.&.MniM!! border tumed up ,...17 fll !!:' ba IUV&IIed from reparting · luued by Judge Hugh Stuart, lllat while Stuart could well· : mfWm wu1ll of lmBit berGin, the blaellaucluellure In :~ criminal Cllel. • I ruuo 'll e N e b raa ka of Lincoln, Neb., could ever assume there would be • Cdfamla bf11Gr7. . j~ · Three memban of tile ~~ Willi J be justified but did not reveal "Intense and pervasive • A1111rt ' 0 . Blra•on, Qrlloma Sei'vlee rec1o0a1 :::~ ~are alrtacly on the Breman eJs PoU • mste ·•..; what his general rule would pretrial publicity" about the ' cnmm!.......r, Mid ID lrnmiV• n llpiCtllr "felt ;!§ n rwn• wltb lhll view, and r., er w., be. crime there was no way for • ~~~ bellllld tbe bacllllilt" wl& I'OIIIIIIelr ::~ two more appear be and Thurgood Ma n }lall . Both Burger and the himtn'tellhowltmlghtaffect ·l -•--"•tehleleWIIJireldlyultretumeclto ::::: leenlnllhal way. would bave ruled that any Brennan group mentioned prospective jurors ' tbe tlnltllllltalllat San Ylldro, jullacrou the bcirded:l MeaiCime the nine juJtlcel prior reatralnl on press otl!er ways Ill work toward an Another probl~ for Stuart ~Tijuana, Mllllco. . ::i Wednelday,atlbeveryteut, / ~!..bl const.~: ·unbiased ·jury, Including was how to enforce a ~ag He plil1ed !be car cmr for a IMI't thoroucb IIII'Cb by a ::1 ruled out· mtralntl qainlt of aff~• 'def~'.:t changing the location of the order againsl ou t-of-town : lllrWtlcHnlftq q, llld olfle&'l fowxllhe rear 11111 ~:: reportlns . proceeding• .to . lair trial . ~'no8 . tt · hoa trial, ordering a reporters from a jur!s<llctlon :::1 -lluftedwltl!•t.pconlalnlnlllO.'IIpaund.lofbrolndi\ wblchtbepubllclaadmltted. • IJI!I er w postponement, careful ii: heraln, Belli m llld, valued at '11 mlllkln. i:i: 01ief Jlllllce Warren E. lhabby the means by which · screening of jurors and , ~ · llchedllled to appear before a U8. Y.llwtrate today ::l Burcer'a main opiniGn liald ·a the lnfonnaUonla- obta~:" emphatic Instructions to ~\ were Chin')'~ A. Bodle~, • · ani Adelaea Garda Seja, 33, i\::: ban on reporting an open In addlUon JUitlce1 .John them about their sworn duty ~ . botb ol Covina, calif. :::: preliminary hearlnl ''plainly Paul Stevena ani Byron J!, Burger adhered to th~ ~ ~~ Enforcement ~dmlnlatraUon a1enta '!fere ~j~ vtol81ed aettled prlnclplea." Whltelnlhort,1epllrateopln- usual practice of staying ~! bmlllptlng !be IOU1'0e of the beroln and Nfd arrelll i!i "I em very hopeful that thbl lontlllld they are wilUng to within the-bounds of the case l1: mlabt be fll8dllln Melico, ~ 111id. ;::; hu put a lltop to prior 10 farther than Burger had at hand. But he noted ~~;..;;;;::~:;:;\:;::\;,;,;;;,,:;:;:~;;,, ,,, :, : ::: : >.=: : : :: :r.::::i;;,; , ,:,: : :;:,: : :: : : :: :: :::~::: : : ~: :t restralnt.ordera deal1nl with ~ens lllid 11 h.e ~~ has_ nevertheless that the ' . Goldwater says~ ~cunity is needed CABINETS . . . from craftsmen who ~ ca·.~· ·-"'t \ - .. all Polly's Problem DEAR POLLY - A pleat down the front of my little girl's 50 per cent cott6n and 50 per cent polyester dress ,was held together with a piece of clear plastic tape. When I removed the tape th e adhesive remained oo the dress and I do mit know how · to remove it. Any advice would be appreciated. -· plat~orm MI(•. . . . I-PwneiOI ~:;~::hiii':;in:;;m~l Court leaning 6- 'T'ho Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0.; Thursday, .July I. 1976 (;lenn has .own • �I. . ·' . ' 7- TbelllllJ8Joljtbw} ' Polly's Pointers Some solutions . . to . \ l v Polly Cram er sticky sitUiltion ideas WASHI NGTON (UPI) Sen. John H. Glenn, D.Qhio, a prospect for the Democratic vice presidential nomination , said' Wedn ~sday he supports the Democrati c party platform "in general" but not on specific issues . .Glenn met with a group of newsmen Wed nesday a nd qu estioning ~h o w e d he differed with the platform on these issues: - Bl bomber, which Glenn supports ; the platform would delay until 1977 the decision on · goi ng ahead with production. --{)il company divestitute , which the platform reccmmends and Glenn opposes. -Legisla tion to reduce adult unemployment to three per cent within four years; which Glenn said could revive double-digit inflation . - Con st ru ction site picketing, which the platform would expand but · which G)enn ~voted to restrict. Glenn's differences with the platform on those issues could cause him tn be vetoed • boils when you hear some supposedly intelligent person putting it all down to a lack of recreational facilities. Dces · not the parental rearing of children play the major part ? When are we going tQ admit that those who wreck thin gs for wont of something better to do simply are not normal'~"MER. , · D~ READERS - Do MARY. . remember that Elmer's Pet D.EAR POLLY - My little Peeve expresses His opinion girls have colored shirts with and not necessarily ours. rubberized rrumbers on them. POlLY. When first washed, parts of DEAR POLLY - f have an the numbers peeled off so answer fo r Carol N. and they look terrible. I have others who want to use paper tr ied to remove the towel cardboard rolls. Cut the remaining numbers but enUre roll lengthwise, 'put . ·failed, so 1would like to have over the bottom of a coat some ideas on how this could hanger and ta pe together be done. - BRENDA. again. Of course tlie roll .could DEAR MARY and be covered with adhesive ·.:•. BRENDA - Yon both might ba ~ked paper if one wishes. try the following but do be These are great for hanging sure to first lest anything.lor either pants or skirts without Ita eHect on the labrl<:, nod ,getting a crease . - LEE. color of your clothing. Sponge DEAR POLLY - Garol N.'s with water and tben with sma ll boys mig ht mak e· while vinegar. Rinse well nod scissors cases out of paper wash. Washable fabrics towel rolls as my lather does. mlli!Jl;.be soall.ed In warm He wraps them with scraps of By LEWIS .LORD wil'i!r. Lighter fluid Is also a color~ yarn going frort\ one United Press ·l!lternatlonal . possibility but handle with end to the other .and a length Sen. Barry Goldwater, \n care. Lacquer thinner · wm across one open end makes urging support for President · often do this job but again be the han ger. This is a Ford, says it's essential that careful to be away from a decorative answer to the Republicans unite. But .flame. - POlLY. where to keep the· scissors · Democrat Jimmy Carter · problem. Nice for small.gilts predicts the GOP's wounds DEAR POlLY - When and favors, too. - DENISE. will be healed by next fall cleaning the bathtub and the DEAR POLLy - I solved regardless of the nominee. tile around the tub use a the problem of keeping my · Goldwater, the 1964 Dower waiering can with a embroidery hoops hung on Republica n presidential small spout (preferably heavy crewel wOrk such a\_ nominee , wrote all GOP plastic) Ill rinse thoroughly . the satin stitch, rby using delegates Wednesday that the with no splashing.- JOAN F. narrow a dh~si ve bandages contest between Fol'd and DEAR POlLY - People... loosely wra pped around the Ronald Reagan jeopardizes are getting fed up hearing hoops; They fill in the bare the unity needed frir a repeat excuses for the increase .in .spaces on the cloth and they of tile party's 1968 and 1972 vandalism. We aU realize the have just enough give tn keep ·victories - which he said problem of finding ways to the cloth in the hoops smooth usher,!;d in a conservative era for America . curb violence is a difficult and tight. - LEILA. me. I am sure your blood · The Arizona senator said Ford is his choice because "I do not believe that our government can suffer through months and months of re9rganization that would be necessary if we had a , change in the office." Reagan's backers claimed they weren't surprised at Goldwater's · endor5ement. "He had been unofficially supporting the President for months," said · Reagan sp(Jkesman Emmett Cronan. "We feel th~ endorsement came now because of timing. by the liberal wing of the )iarty. Labor leaders, for example, are rankled over his wsition on the pick'eting bill which would enable one unioo to shut doWn ·an entire construction project. Glenn said his" ove rall voting record Lon issues of interest. t6 lawr is "very good," and some labor leaders "are not all that unhappy" over his vo te against picketing. He said the measure would hav ~ increased unemployment. Glenn said he supfl(lrts building the BI bomber fleet' because it would he needed in a non-nuclear confrontation with the So.viet Union. He said it is much faster and safer than the B52 which it would replace, and carries twice !be bomb load. Glenn cited oil divestiture as one of the specifics on which he diSagrees with the platform,. contending that it would reduce oil exploration without cutting prices at the pump. He said he would fa vor stro nger antitrust action offered, but made it clear he agai ns t mon opol is tic would not turn down a practices. request. Jte noted 'that one of On full employment his legislative proposal! call! l egisl~tion , which m~y be tbe f·o r g ov e r n m e n t cornerstone 'Df the reo rganiza tion s, which· Democratic campaign this Democrati c fr ont runn er . fall, Glenn said his Jinuny Carter lists as a top "disagreement would not be priority. lri general pW'pose but in Glenn said Carter degree." He said be questions "probably" would carry Ohio whether three per centis "the wiUiout him on tile ticket,. but right ligure" because. getting added that Carter will "not be unemployment down that iow lulled" by his present lead in "could set off doubif.{!igit · the polls. inflation ." · Glenn said 4.5 pe'r cent' unemployment is closer to For The lowest the normal goal, indicating he . may not - be fully acquainted with details of 1the rre Prices Democratic proposal. It calls for getting " adult" . In the Aru unemployment down to 3 per cent, which would get overall It's unemployment down to about 4.5 per cent. Glenn said it would be "presumptous" for him to say he would accept a vice Mason. w. va. presidential bid unless it is 173-5111 . BEND Social Calendar care. ' THURSDAY ·· n '~ IJII EVANGE LINE CHAP· TER, O.E.S. 7:30 Thursday, · Middleport Masonic 'I:emP.le. REVIVAL at the Highland Chapel Church, Route 7 bypass, ~ nightly beginning Thu rs da y. Eva nge list Lawrence Manley with special singirlg. Pastor is the Rev. George Ca~o . SPECIAL meeting, Shade River Lodge 453. F&AM, 7: 30 p.m. Thursday at Chester. Work in the master mason degree and • all master masons invited. SALE PRICED 40«yoofF When Planning A New·Kitcher\ Things are criti cal for the President\' Carter, confident of the Democratic nomination, told backers in Pittsburgh he expects th ~ Republicans to "heal their wounds rapidly'' once their nominee is picked in August. "As you know, the Republican Party is a monolithic structure that's tightly organized," Carter said . 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(UPI) - Bad MID Belcher, disability penilon, tearful airport ·reunion a chU<I but who first 111w her John's father went lntn the t!Jree.tun toting COIIIIable · Running unoppoaed !hit Tb -~61 ld · ur .....y • a -year-o •mother on a trip In 1969, hldlng, and although we know of ilartlvllJe, Ia up for re. .. AUIUtt, he se.ea hit reelection u a fl..,·· __. Delaware, Cillo, man wboae accompanied Brown 011 the· he died, we don'tknow how. It .. eiecllan. .' was such a terrible time then, ~ bls -... .. ,...." father clied bi tbe Phillpplhea fllght. " Rlillei1 Belcber, !mown to or 8111 birthday, the day . during WorldWar n met hla "Mom, yea I'm bock and so much torture. : many lilly u "Bacl Man," Pefore the Aug. 5 mother fo the first Ume in .._,_ "When the war ended, Mrs. r • 5? is Juan!ng, Juaillng Is .. lllnlll 4-leet-1!, hu lif!en · ... The first Ume 1 ran Brown was alone, and stayed too," he uld. years. · • . here," she cried. .. deformed llllice blrtll · and . · unoppoeed, ., Johit · H.. Brown ltlft the One of the lhin1s Brown .with oW"· family. Letters and :,blew out an eye with a The tieCmcl tbne ooe of my Phillpplne11 at the age of four, . said he wanted to· know was pictures have been corning ... fli'ecr~ when he waa opponenta passed out whiaky when hla father sent him whether he looked Uke his from Ohio.;. John has four He carrlee a pearlcourthouse .on election horrie to, be ralsecl and father , John Haldean Brown children and Juliana one ,. handle4 .38 COlt In hla belt atlhe day; but) beat him anyway." educated by his grm:tparenta Sr . : and a .25 autamatlc In each ~ ''If there's IOing to bo In Cleveland, Ohio. He never Brown Sr. came ·lo the then. son." Brown, a sales ,.. pocket. trouble," he says palling llie returned· unill Tillrlday. His American colcmy at the turri represenlative for a large •• "Evel')'body .In ·Troutdale ll)t).year-old doubJe.barfel . by bls moth er, Mrs. Mathllde of the century 88 a teacher in insur ance company, is ;~ GOuntJ lmoWII me, II he NYI. shotgun given him Brown, has Uved with a a provincial school. It was staying In the Philippines for . : • "l'B lell you why they caD grandfather, "I'm ready for . . ~~diD ManllakiJiedllinceln hether then lhat he started courting . nine days. He said he planned ~ him Bad Man," said BW II." . ,......,, wu Mathilde Marquez. ·A Ill spend as much tiine with. llanklnl aa he broke the racll t res!Jtance. · . wholesale store owner at the bls mother as be could. · In the bact of Smith's Pool . OU: · C OJ.r 0 "1 just cin'l bell!ve It," lime of the Japanese "I have been plamlng the Hall. "He's the Jaw. U I were trip for about sil months. It · Brown said, grinnins broadly invasion, · ·he joined the ,goq to be arrested, he'S the . · was really a Christmas but with tears in bls .eyes. resistance and died "somelast man I'd want to arrest' COLUMBU . (UPI) ._ The Hla frail, 1rey"ba~ed . where in the jungle, no one Is present from my wife, and ·me." 8 mother, now81,wbo had been quite whe re," It's great, just great," he The chllncea of lha.t aeem 120-volce Ohio Youth Choir, waiting at tbe windswept Mathilde!ssure famUy says. said. pretty IIOOd, Iince a glance uncler direction of Glenville Manila airport since 'dawn, "I joiiled up during the war beyond Bad Man's of Zanesville, leaves wu almost speecblesa as her in the hope of serving in the formidable front reveals a II(). 'Ibomu July 5 for a idx-naUon singing burly aon embracecl her. laland, but wsa sent tn the ; year-(114 pwriycat. · '· lour of Europe: "Juaning, .00 I am so European theater Instead," · He's runnlnl for his lblrd The choir wt1l perform happy," abe said reaching up Brown said. "While I was sti1l term u coalllble but he's concerti In Wales, England, to bug him. there I learned my father had never llrawn a pllllllf for the Swltzerlud," Netherland&, Juanlng .is the Filipino died." · job. The problem Ia the only Belgljun and FJ:ance. word lor "little JoHn", the Manuel · Pies , 45, pay the I.'OIIIIable getala $7.50 A highi'Oint of their tour . name he ltasr called as a aecounUng · manager for · per arrest, and Bacl Man wt1l be singing selections child. · .,~., International Harvester in hasn't meatec1 anyone yet. from "Soulld •• "' Mualc" from Brown, wbo...... •-·~ all memo- · the I;'hllipplnes with whose He earne<l hla nlclmame by atop the Alps, ries of the Philippines aild bls famUy t.Jrs. Brown Sr, has · qulcllly dlaposlng of unruly Tbonlas, a native ol Wales, mother had been lost with · Uved aince lhe war, has drunb .. formecto · , He~~- chbeenolr 13 years ne Ume, said he hacl never planned a July 4 family "I ~ to haul public ag 118 10 ,... IMught It possible tbey would rewion. dnanl!l down to the jaU years director. ll)eel. The war, poSt-war He alao plans a July 3 trip ago, but the llberlff at that The choir hu performed · confwdon In the Pbillppines to the wood and njpa hut time just turned them loolle. I wiih Bob Hope, at the Rose and hla ci1m four children to where John lind Julie were don't bother with drunks any. 'Garden at the. While House , raise accounted for the bum In the small provincial more," Belcher tald. and even marched In the lengthy aepll'Btloo fnm bls town of Lemery and the oouse Sheriff Charles Robinson Rose Parade with special mother. where they lived briefly with says Belcher wouldn't sound amplifiers on their "Mom, I just cloo't know their father in Batang&S. hesitate to llle bls IJ'8t!ll8l In . backs. what to uy.-.she !mows me, ISldoro Pies, 73, Manuel's .the name of tbe law. The group wtllretum home yeslheknowsme," he said to father and Brown's cousin, : But, Belcher 111ya, be's July fl. Each of the members no one In particular. said the stnry started way : ne.wr even fired ~ big COli. ~ their own fare of Brown's younger sister, bock in 1911 when BroWII Sr. " He lives alone In ·a two. a I ...,ooo. . Julie Knotts, of Louisville, started courting Matl!llde • '·• Marquez. After he went irtto • buslnes.s, they were married. "There · were three children. The oldest, a girl, died, then there was little John and Juliana. I remember them as kids, but they were so young l"ben they ofym"il the po!•iod loQnl J\llt left. The father wanted them ,, ~ccbuN11to. 36 3 053 012 ' .. t: ' educated In the States. There were few Americans· .here then. _ SUTTON TOWNSHIP WILLIAM F. HARRIS. Clork '"!bey were born in our MEIGS COUNTY house but llved with their RACINE. OHIO 45771 father in a bigger hou!ll! in · Batangas. During the war, there were some Americans CCIII.. : .. t.'.'i.:::. Correction! ' ' ~~~~~!:~~~.!! ~,', be over wblch bacl no control. . r Bur1er aald even If r~~t••Y ck. MONADIX If • iellllatbl couldbedevlled to 11"J 11 ••t ••• :•" " '•••· cover.thealtuatlonlt would !It r•~~~~ ~:. very "aw.tw:ardly" Into ,.~!,':~· ,-;.~~~~ ~ American j1tilprudence. wllloot otoko yoo ••••-· No · FinallY he noted that even · uerciH. If the presa Ia ltl1led, rumen , 'f:o~ ~~·x 1 t!:~.•fi "travel IWiftly by wotd of · day ,.,,,. Llri t ' ec-•Y mouth " particularly In !llnBll tin it SJ.St Alto try cmun;wtl.,., ~o~,1u:!' 1:S~':::!='l Given u.- prolilem~ he AQUA~ las - • "weter sald, ll la far from clear 'that "'.":,.~;~:~ •• :•·~~" ••~ the defendant's rlehta would Jwlt her & Lehto Ph•rotacy, bave been helped . by· ~ ~~~=• "1,·~:; ":t':~!~Y restraints on publication. dlepOrl. · · .,._, · leave July S H•,.ness f • • Y th h • rnest two crcd•t caun a<c !'! OIIOtt~ll at oa·t •t.r D U<~~Q. Rild•D Sh~~: ~ • ~to ·~ ~ Otnl" ( <<>l)ot pi ~,.~ may ' ISO tw ' a~a olab te IJ,.taots at YOLJI 11earby ~~~ t· And Is the Name Expert Planning and lnstallation Servtce ' =.illne. . AI Radio Shach STORE HOURS IMLE'S KITCHEN at .. CHARGE IT MASON f. RNITURE fs The Brand J..~-,. .. • BYitATEWEBB and you AT MYRTLE BEACH Jillie, Joyce ', and Jayne H.utchison have. returned PICKENS from a nine,day vacation at · · Myrtle Beach, s. c. While HARDWARE CO. there they were the dinner Mason, W. Va. Open Monday ·thru guests of Sbellie and Donnie Thursday & Saturday 8:00: Woods of Pomeroy, also · L:5t.:;:3~0:.. . F~rc.::id:,:a:L.:s.:.: : DD:-:·:::,8:,:: : 00:.:,·_._1 vacationing there. RIVEIRA CABINETS 0 . Thunday Jutv j 18'11 0 FRIDAY Revival Nowin progress at the Ash Street Free Will Baptist Church through Sunday, 7:30 nightly. GOSPEL Sing, Mason . Assembly of God Ch11rch, Dudding Lane, Mason, Friday and Sunday, at 7: 30 p.m. The Singing Scriptures of Cleveland will featured. Everyone welcome. ' to FOR ALL YOUR BUILDING NEEDS TIRE CENltR • clmunM·- LUMBER, HARDWARE & BUILDING SUPPLIES - • Ill face the ultimate decision, . of the he mayagreewlth Bn!llllllll's guarantee.,ohfreeprtNwllh • fiery deferue of a free press. a defeooant's right to a fair :f 1.08 A1'IGELU ( lJt>I) - An 1m111i1r'at1cm IDipedcr jjjj wilJq to nde·lbat under 00 . W 0 won I e courl s White exprell3ed "grave- trial are COilUIICCI ones. :; wi!I"Cai'OIIIiJiil cbedt of a car Clfi')'IDc two bt• wive~ f:~ may tbe Jftll ~CU:.~r~ ~ doubt" that the kind of orders For lnJtance, he pointed out .~ 1be U.&.MniM!! border tumed up ,...17 fll !!:' ba IUV&IIed from reparting · luued by Judge Hugh Stuart, lllat while Stuart could well· : mfWm wu1ll of lmBit berGin, the blaellaucluellure In :~ criminal Cllel. • I ruuo 'll e N e b raa ka of Lincoln, Neb., could ever assume there would be • Cdfamla bf11Gr7. . j~ · Three memban of tile ~~ Willi J be justified but did not reveal "Intense and pervasive • A1111rt ' 0 . Blra•on, Qrlloma Sei'vlee rec1o0a1 :::~ ~are alrtacly on the Breman eJs PoU • mste ·•..; what his general rule would pretrial publicity" about the ' cnmm!.......r, Mid ID lrnmiV• n llpiCtllr "felt ;!§ n rwn• wltb lhll view, and r., er w., be. crime there was no way for • ~~~ bellllld tbe bacllllilt" wl& I'OIIIIIIelr ::~ two more appear be and Thurgood Ma n }lall . Both Burger and the himtn'tellhowltmlghtaffect ·l -•--"•tehleleWIIJireldlyultretumeclto ::::: leenlnllhal way. would bave ruled that any Brennan group mentioned prospective jurors ' tbe tlnltllllltalllat San Ylldro, jullacrou the bcirded:l MeaiCime the nine juJtlcel prior reatralnl on press otl!er ways Ill work toward an Another probl~ for Stuart ~Tijuana, Mllllco. . ::i Wednelday,atlbeveryteut, / ~!..bl const.~: ·unbiased ·jury, Including was how to enforce a ~ag He plil1ed !be car cmr for a IMI't thoroucb IIII'Cb by a ::1 ruled out· mtralntl qainlt of aff~• 'def~'.:t changing the location of the order againsl ou t-of-town : lllrWtlcHnlftq q, llld olfle&'l fowxllhe rear 11111 ~:: reportlns . proceeding• .to . lair trial . ~'no8 . tt · hoa trial, ordering a reporters from a jur!s<llctlon :::1 -lluftedwltl!•t.pconlalnlnlllO.'IIpaund.lofbrolndi\ wblchtbepubllclaadmltted. • IJI!I er w postponement, careful ii: heraln, Belli m llld, valued at '11 mlllkln. i:i: 01ief Jlllllce Warren E. lhabby the means by which · screening of jurors and , ~ · llchedllled to appear before a U8. Y.llwtrate today ::l Burcer'a main opiniGn liald ·a the lnfonnaUonla- obta~:" emphatic Instructions to ~\ were Chin')'~ A. Bodle~, • · ani Adelaea Garda Seja, 33, i\::: ban on reporting an open In addlUon JUitlce1 .John them about their sworn duty ~ . botb ol Covina, calif. :::: preliminary hearlnl ''plainly Paul Stevena ani Byron J!, Burger adhered to th~ ~ ~~ Enforcement ~dmlnlatraUon a1enta '!fere ~j~ vtol81ed aettled prlnclplea." Whltelnlhort,1epllrateopln- usual practice of staying ~! bmlllptlng !be IOU1'0e of the beroln and Nfd arrelll i!i "I em very hopeful that thbl lontlllld they are wilUng to within the-bounds of the case l1: mlabt be fll8dllln Melico, ~ 111id. ;::; hu put a lltop to prior 10 farther than Burger had at hand. But he noted ~~;..;;;;::~:;:;\:;::\;,;,;;;,,:;:;:~;;,, ,,, :, : ::: : >.=: : : :: :r.::::i;;,; , ,:,: : :;:,: : :: : : :: :: :::~::: : : ~: :t restralnt.ordera deal1nl with ~ens lllid 11 h.e ~~ has_ nevertheless that the ' . Goldwater says~ ~cunity is needed CABINETS . . . from craftsmen who ~ ca·.~· ·-"'t \ - .. all Polly's Problem DEAR POLLY - A pleat down the front of my little girl's 50 per cent cott6n and 50 per cent polyester dress ,was held together with a piece of clear plastic tape. When I removed the tape th e adhesive remained oo the dress and I do mit know how · to remove it. Any advice would be appreciated. -· plat~orm MI(•. . . . I-PwneiOI ~:;~::hiii':;in:;;m~l Court leaning 6- 'T'ho Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0.; Thursday, .July I. 1976 (;lenn has .own • �, -· .. . ~-------------------·~---- . R- The Daily'SentirK!l, Mid41eport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Thursday, July 1,1976 ' WANT ADS INFORMATION DeADLINES 5 P .M . Oav Before P ublication . c anc ellations, corre:c._ tlons accepted first (jfty of publication . ~~PULATIONS The Pubttsher r eserves th e rig ht to ed it or reject a.nv ads deemed ~ ob iectlono!ll. The pub lisher wilt not be respons ible for more th an one incorre ct lnsert ion . RA TES For W1nt Ad Servic:e : 5 cents peo r . word on e msertlon. Mj nlmU r'l'l Charg e $1 00, 14 t ents per word three consecutive insertions '26 cen ts r,er word six consecutiVe nsertlons H Per Cen t Discount on paid ads and ad5 within 10 days . pa id , CAR:O OF THANKS for Rent Fomlly Yard Sole. Thur•doy, Friday, Sotu'rdoy , Moies. Nor · man resideflce . frflh house lef t Hysell Run Y/' AD Sdle In Syrct use on Fourth and Crook Streets , T~ursdo~, Friday and Sot vrdoy lro n1 9 o.m till dark , FURNISHED . 2 bedrm_l oportment , . adults ' only . in Middlepor t. Phono 9'12 ·387 t 3 AND .4 RM. fvrni1hed and unfurn ished opft , PhQne 992- 4 ·vA AD SQie. Thur5doy and Frldoy, July l and 2, 9 till 4 p.m. 527 N Second ~~e..: Middleport • / GIANT 4 FCJmJiy Yard Sole , Julr. 3 and •th Anllques , cole<· tibles. lots of men ' and boys clothing. women s uniforms. furmtur e. new Cub Scout uniform , new RCA portable T. V., 3 speed bike , skates. Behind Five Po int Gnll at Five Points , St9hr Rt. 7. Royal Oo~ Pork Road. & OBI-TUARY 51 00 for 80 word m ln imurn . Eecn 3ddltlonat wo r.d 3 ·@ 5~3• . COUNTR Y M-lbilw Home Pork. ftt . 33. t•n m\te' north of Pomeroy, Lorge t'"''' wf!h concret pollos . sidewol~l, runners ond off stretit pork~ng . Phone Wl - 1~7'9. ONE ~roqm oporlmtnts at VILLAGE M.ArNOR in Middleport for $104 monthly plus elec. or $130 including eledric . lOWEr RATES FOR SENOR CITIZENS Con'lelirent Ia shopping on Third and Mill Streets in Mid· dleport . Brand new high quoli · ty apartments . See the manager ot Rivenide Apartments or call 992·3273. Furnrs hed apartmen ts olio available , ---·- - - PUPS to give away . Port Springer TRAILER space for rent in Mid· cents . Spomel, port Beagle. Coli 992dleport . Phone992-543.4 ~llt-'0 ADS Ad dit ional 2Sc Charge 5170orq92. 2~ 2 bedroom mobile home. Brown's per Ad vert isement AKC Regrstered female Irish Set- - Tr~er Park, 992 -332-4 . OFFICE HOURS 8: 30 em to s·oo p m . ter and doghouse Phone NEW 3 bedroom home in Rutland Oally. 9.30 am . to 12 :00 992-383~--lor rant . Furni shed tncludlng Noon St~t u rday . colored TV . near mrnes . ConPhon e toda y 99 2 2156. .':''' (614 ) 985·3~7' ~ller 6 p.m. FtJRNISHED 3 room apart ment NOTICES end both with yard . Utilities ATTN . ; I! poid . Call from 4-6 p.m. 992· ALL HOUSEWIVES 2937 . Al l Yard Sales , Rummage , Por ch and Banment Porch 2-3 bedroom house lor rent on and Basement Sales, etc DO YOU HAVE PARTY PLAN EX· Rt. 33 near Enerprise Church. must be pa id In advance . PERIENCE? fRIENDLY TOY Nice front lawn . Coll992-2879. Ge t yours in early by PARTIES HAS OENINGS FOR stopplno by our office at MANAGERS IN YOUR AREA 3 rooms and bath fur nrs hed aport· Th e Dall y Senl +nel , 111 ment in Middleport. Utilities RECRUITING IS EASY BECAUSE Court St . or writ ing BoK paid . Phone 992-3205 betwHn OEMS HAVE NO CASH INVEST. 729, Pomeroy , Ohio 45769 9 a m_? nci3J: m . _ MENT , NO COLLECTING OR w ith your r emtltance. DELIVERING CALL COLLECT TO IN Mason . 1 bedroom opt. With CAROL DAY 51B·•69·83'15 OR stove ond refrigerator WRITE FRIENDLY HOME PAR · Carpeted ond clean , adults on· TIES, 20 RAILROAD AVE , I( no pelS Phone (304) 773 RACINE F+re Deportment will AlBANf, N.Y. 122115. 5977. have a gun ~hoot Saturday at 6:30 p m ot'their new building HOUSEWIVES, open the door to extra . earnings . Jo1n the sue : off Bas~~n _Ro_a_d .._ _ _ __ cessful women who ore mol.,. THERE wil l be o shooting match ing good money m thetr spore Sunday, July 4, storflag at noon lime , No experrence at the Forked Run Sportsman . neceuory . no del•very , no col· FABRIC SHOP . With party pion program set up and rady to Clu.b-c·c..__~ lecling, no I=Q5h inve5tmenl make mcr.ey . Con be operated Coli now and get extra eorly WILL care for elderly wo'men In from your home with low benell15 .. Phone 949·2803 or my home , trotned and exoverhead and t-r igh profits. In949-2786. Also, · booking par· perienced . Phone 992-73U vestment of $2 .900 to $3.900 ties .: ----~SOAR hogs for serv ice . Coli 742dollars will put you in o one of a FABRIC SHOP- EARN EXTRA $$$ 2111• . kmd bus iness m your county . Part-time or full-time Fabric , For info . wriJe Srmplicity croll and notions party plan Fobrrcs. 2.cq W. Center St .. plus sample s.p. No investMarion . Oh io 43302. Phone ment . For info . write or call. ..... ___,_ (61• ) 382 3066. Simplicty Fabrics, 249 W LOST : MotOrcycle license No. 90 M. PleaS& phone Kenneth Center St .. Morion . Ohto Mowery: 992-3286lf found . •3302- Phone (61<) 382·3066. Also, 1 (one) distributor need ed for your county - Very MAKE spring cleaning profi1oble. high income. For info. see od turn unwonted items into cosh. under Business Opportunities Advertise in the Wont Ads . WILL 00 odd jobs , roofing, porn· (Fabric Shop). ting , hauling, treework . and lOCUST posts. round or split $25.00 per Hundred stutfrng mowing . Phone992·7409 Phone 9..q.277A . £n'Jelopes . Send self I WOULD like to do babysitting In addressed , stomped 1973 •so Prototype Kowasok1 my home wrth pre-school motorcross , good conditton, envelope: Edroy Moils, Box children . Hove e)Cpenence and $650. Phone '1'12·3843. 168. YW. Albany, Mo 1>«02 referenc.-s. Phone992-6012 . HELP WANTED: $2.00 hour . begm. LATEN paper, roller, 2 trucks , reasonable . Phone992·7481 . ning today, workers needed ro . p1ck up potatoes Col')toct {QAL , limestone, ond colcrum chloride and colctum bnne for OLD furniture , i boxes, brass , Delbert lawson ot Dovid Yosl form , Great Bend, Ohto , Rt, dust conJrol ond spe<:rol mnnng , beds, wdll telephones and 338. soh for formers . Morn Street, parts, or complete households Pomeroy, Ohio or phone 992· Write M. D. Miller, At. ~ . WANTED· Toxr driverS. 9Qod 3891. ~eroy . Ohio . Coii992-7761J. dr~vers ' record required . Coil 992-6010 or inquirto at 66 Mill 23 channel CB ftf5 in do•h. CASH paid for all mokes and Street, Mrddleport, Ohio . om-lm-mpx radio , e frock modelt of mobile homes stereo. Call 992·3965. · Phone area code 614 -423-9531 . BRANCH MANAGER TRAINEE Unusual opportunity to become MAYTAG wrrnger washer ond $$Cosh$$$ for 1unked outo. Frye's C1SSOC1oted with o leading fast dryer . Phone (614 ~ 985 ·35~ . Truck Auto Ports . Rutland' growmg consumer finon'e Harold Brewer . long Bottom. Phone742·2081 . 'ompony dOrng busrneu in (19) Ohio , COINS, tokens, ony form gold or stole5. We froin you in all -·~;:?C....-;--:-:--:--:-:-: srlver jewelry, spoons, rings , phases of work in VoiYing con TULSA truck Winch . 12.000 lbi. dent<ll Wrll trade. Coli Roger sumer credit . You wil contact capacity. Also• two O'lerheod Wamsley , Rutland, Ohio, 742· our customers both in and out· 10x10 garage doors. Phone side the office and leorn to (61-4) 985-355-4 . HaraJd Brewer, 2331 work with merchants in 0 long Bottom . Ohio . TIMBER, Pomeroy Forest Pro· way you will help peo, NEW 161t. flatbed tandem trailer. friendly duct.s'. Top price for stondmg pie witt-r their personal Phone (61~) 985-JSSA Harold sowtir)'lber . Call Kent Hanby . finances Starting salary will Brewer , long Bottom . Ohro 1-~~6 - B570 . m"" the needs of you ond your fom1ly now. In o few short SMITH and Wesson , Model ,41 . PLAYER piano , need not be in years you con earn well above automatic 12 col. target p•stol, working· condition. Call 742· overage. 'Our company pro· new $180 frrm . 1970 Datsun 510 m'3. motes from wtthin . Prev 1ous Sedan, fair cond1tion. runs •JCperrence not ne<:essory Ingood , $500. Pot belly stove , it1ott ...e ond ombrt1on poy off $65 Phone 992-7805 Must be o h1gh school 1976 750 Hondo 700 m+les , lrke IF YOU t-rove c;a ser'lice to oft,r 1 • graduate, hove cor , and w1hng new , $1700. Phone (614) 965· wont to buy or sell something , to relocate immediately . h· 3806 ore looking for work . . . or c,phonal employee benefits. -=~-c--~~ ~-who11!1ver ... you'llget results Phone Mr . Ohlinger of 1973 Ford one-holf ton truck foster with o Sentinel Wont Ad. $2500, 600 Fotd iroctor, 5 ft . 1·614 ·992 -2111 CAPITAL Call'1'12·2156. brush hog , and two 14 inch FINANCE SERVICES, 000 W. 2nd plow5 , $30(X), One- new garden ENORMOUS 4 Family Yord Sole1 ' St., Po~eroy, Ohio. AN EQUAL seeder , $35 and garden July 1st1 2nd , 3rd Fronk- Hud • OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER . rototiller, $60. Note Vanaman , · s.o11 residence , corner Frfth Rutland on New Limo Rood. and Pearl Street!, Rocine , GRILL cook for day shift. Apply in person , Craw's Steok House, Ohio. Antlque trunk; key·wind CANNING peach8s now ready Pomeroy. Ohio. clock , coll&ctor's items; Gibson thru August. Se'lerol varieties, guitar; omplif1er; lawn mower, $200 weekly stuffing envelopes by tt-re bushel. •;, bushel or 5 piece dinette, tools, mJS(. into already stomped and odpeck . Plea:se bring own confrom A to Z. drened en'lelopes. Stuffing tainer, 2 con'lenient locotiont: ~~~=-----~--­ materrol provided free . Send Midway Market , Pomeroy, YARD Sole, Thursday and Friday, SeH -addressed stomped 992-2582: Bob's Morket, Meson , July I ond 2nd. 10:00 IHI 2.00. envelop~ : Ol ... ersified, Dept . 773·5308. Draperies, clothes, records ~ A A. 1206 Camden Dr , Rich· wigs. ki Iehan Jlool and cart and mond, Virginro 23229. _.... _ _ IHC hoybine , $.400; Gravity bed many hosuehold items . AU wagons; 560 International clean. Upper Syracuse neKI to diesel tractor , 32 ff hay Ruth's Market, elevator, $250 Pnone (614) ~~::::.::.::::,...._ ..:._' 698-8852, G, A. Rodekin , Rt . 3 YARO Sale . Antique ice box . milk Albany, Ohio. con. treadle sewing machinesofa , c~oir , mise items NEW lettergroph copv machine. 7 Richard Spencer, on' At 7, Tup· cons of ink. Pt-rone 992-3169. if pers Plains. JUly 2 and 3 star· • Full or ~ no answer coll992-705? ting 9 a.m. Parttime 1%1 Comodore boot , 17 ft. 40 YARD Sale , Weds . and Thursday h.p. Johns.on Sea horse motor. MANUFACTURING June 30 and July 1, ot 215 Union Good condition . Coil 949-2234 PIECE WORK ~nu!.roin C:.'·,.:•~h·~ ·n::: •·-.--­ _ after5p.m. --~----YARD Sble, 106 Slick St .. Columbus company will BEANS and potatoes , prck your Port)eroy, Ohio Thursday , fully lrain a few reliable owrl. Call 843-2353 after 71___m. Frrdoy and Saturday, 9 tilt ? people to assist in out of lots of clothing for eVeryone! plant production to make NEW 12 volt cor bottery Pt-rone 7•2· 2111~ . David Campbell's retldence, small urethane parts on phone '1'12·3587 , QJntract, small garage size REGISTERED one-half ··more ond gelding, 6 years old . Eskey Hill , shop area and a means to PORCH Sole. Tt-.ursdoy, Friday Pomerov . Ohio . Phone 992and Tuesday, 112 Rotk Street , deliver product to our IO>al 3885. Pomeroy, Ohio, fourth right warehouse required . No turn oH of Spring Avenue. experience ne¢essary, If TWO used lightweisht chain saws ~-YARD Sole, Th~,.trsdoy and Frrdoy, you can pro~,e you are for sole. Pomeroy Home and Rustic Hills , Syracuse. Many dependable and willing to Auto , 600 E. Main St. , Phone misc . lt•ms. £lee. stove, work. A minimum cash '1'12·209•. s.weeper, llvu'lg room tables , requirement of $5950 -~---~ ~ ----~->- --~- lots ofdoth1ng. necessary 6 month refund YOUR HOTPOINT GARAGE Sole, Rt. 7, 2 miles north program. Interviews can APPLIANCE STORE of Che•ter, 1 mollslrls clothing . be arranged for those with toya . small oolrt desk , old wood a vii liable. space and FREEZER )ALE! bvd, electric ond push mower . finances who are ready to Save up to $1.00 on 20 choir., glo11ware, Avon. July sfert Immediately by cu. Jt. Chest or 16 cu • 3,9 t.l.l.~:::d= ark:;..-·~.....-.-'~ · ca Iling : Collecl : 614-252-4967 ft. \Jprlght. I THREE Family Yard Sale. Wed .. A kF M G Thursday, Friday, 9 a .m. Iill • 1--..;.;;.;s_;.;or;;;.;.;.;;.':..·;;.':.."~n-....J p.m. NeKt to Brown's Troller "l:.hoict: Park , MinenvUe . Antique Walnut b4td, ooj( dresser . 3 Appliance De~e:rtn. ~.~llt ' . ' =-:-s a;~· ' speed bicycle, solo, household item1, chlfdren, ond 3 room furnished apartment , .POMEROY LANDMARK utllithts poid . Inquire ot •356 women't clothing. All in ex· •·-Jock W. C.rsey,t,lgr. North Fourth, Middleport , cttllenl coodltion. PKone 9'12· Ail PIIOI!e m-2111 · O~lo ' 5623. __ __ - ' . Yard Sale- START EARNING TOMORROW --- ~· •..!.:2: $26995 . "*' v OF QUALITY . 197S CHEV. BLAZER K·S . \ 2 SIGNS. .Pomeroy Motor Co. Racine Plumbing , &Heating pt intlng, etectrlc~ work~· , ·utters I downspouts, urn1us, Wlter heaters. water soltntrs, lnst•lltd & repllrtct, Stwage. (Ill us •• t49·2112 or 149·2203 .3·:8·1 mo ... 1 $5295 4 wh . drive, like new interior, l~ss than 12,000 miles, wh. over si lver , 250 V-B, auJomatlc, power steering & brakes, chrome mldgs , bumper, eKierlor mirrors. radoo. See II now . . ' Junk ' ' $2995 1974 FORDF-100 B' Styleslde, green finish ., good tires, R. bumper, chrome grills & fils buf!\P':'•6 cyl. & std. lrans · Motor Cast Clun $3,50 Ptr Hundred C:O,.rl5t Car Bodits Smp-lron POME~?~ve~~!'!~ CO.@ POMEROY, OHI9 Bltttrin $1.25 . RIDERS SALVAGE - - r........,,Ohio SLILIZ4 ' \. Phottt !9!-5111 "J IIllO. ' 6 CANS OF RC 5 : oo-~onanza · Mf . ASSORTED RUBBER IWD. NIV BACKJ:ARPETING MoUTH, DONEUJ'S PIZZA Square Yard Installed Dlvid Parsons , OW111r l<t-2114 . 6·7·1!110 . BtO '6.95 . CAPTAIN EASY -- -.- - - . -- l'LL 5HO~ YOU! l!>lJT LIKE I 5AoC'· · t'M &EifJ (i WATC HED &'I ENEMV A8ENT5 MY- 0~AT$1 1 MU4T 8!! OUTA M'/ . BUT OK AY-· JU~T T~IS ONCI? FO~ NATrOI<JAL SEC URIT Y: • MI~D. THEY SAW ME COME HERE AS A 5AMURAI WARRIOR ... WIT H THE~ WON'T TAKE A ~E C OIJD AT ANY UTTLE 6REEN SElf-- 50 WA1T'll I Aluminum Siding, . Roofing, Gutters, Painting and Repair IHAIUIANS/ · S WITC H COSTUMES! WIN AT BRIDGE No luck on two-way finesse The Complete I · Remodeling Service ..... SMITH NEI,SON For Your Nome AL TROMM CONST 742-2321 Rutland All Work Guaranloed Free Estimates • f>2J.2 NORTH + K J t" 9 7 6 loltloolllao ¥ A96 . A5 +A 7 MOTORS, INC. m• Ph.!92-!174 ' . GUTTER SERVICE ' /. BORN LOSER p_., FUN FCR 1\{~ fro'(. CI;AI<.- FREE ESTIMATES Ne1ther vulnerable ' i .' ' -----~ . • 85 • 10 9 8 6 2 • Q74 3 .. Q 10 8 3 • 962 SOUTH 101 + A 32 ¥ K J 72 • KJ o!o K J 5 4 TO lfllH~ Bi~ WB SE:tJT liOU~ D. Bumgardner ·~ • Q 10 43 S UI<I'R!SeD AI,....,... -.lot. LARRl,,~].,~DER ~ UTILE ORPHAN ANNIE . -:<~ I'VE• BEEN REAL LUCKY- · I'M GOING TO 00 All RIGHT FROM ,y 1IIWE IU COM!! HERE! MOW OH - 'H<'I1 DO WAHT~ Truss Rafter Co. OF MINUiES f WANTED to rent 3 bedroom h6'me locotly or would hke to buY" home on land contract Phone 2~7-1167 . RUTH'S Market, Syracus.e, Ohio . Phone 992·3986, or after 7 p.m. 949-2736 SMALL form for sole , 10•.1. down, owner financed . Monroe Coun· ty , W. Vo . Phone ( 30~ ) 772· 3102 or (~ ) 772-3227. HOUSE lor ale in Racine , Ohio. St . Rt. 338 ju5l outside town, 8 rooms . bath , pore~. polio. city water . gas forced air furngce , good lot . Call owner onyiime. William Maynard , 9.49-2613 . · --~OlOER. remodeled. 3 bedroom home. all electric, on corn~( lot in Pomeroy 1 $12,500 . Pt-rone m .so11 -- ------ --·· COUNTRY farm land with seduded woods , water and good oc- · ces.s in Monroe County .· W. Vo . · S1,())0 down , coli (30:i) 7723102 or (30•)772-3227 .. WHY RENT'> Buy o~~;;:ith payments some or lower than rent 3 bedrooms , den , 2 baths , carpet , plus oil · the e)Ctros a housewife would wont Showri by opporntm•nt, 742-2328 . - ------ ...... -------~· '--. 3 bedroom house for sole rn M1d ~ dleport Phone 992·3578 or '1'12·71>67. EVERYTHING IN REAL ESTATE CALL TODAY FOR YOUR N!.ED. Henry E. (:leland. Broker '192-2259 or 992-2568 TEAFORD Virgil B. Sr., Realtor 110Me<hantc Pomeroy,O, Phone 992-337< "TUPPERS PLAINS - 4 "bedrooms, l'h cer amic tile baths , nlce fruitw ood kitchen , oil F .A. furnace, 2 car garage All on 1 acre. $22 .500 . '2 YRS . OLD - M:Jdern 3 bedroom home with nice kilchen which Includes ran9.e~ ~V"S oven over . Dintbg , central air -heal, family room wlfh f ireplace, and 2 car garage In dry basement. S3B,500. POMEROY - 2 bedroom frame house, bafh , naf . gas F.A. furnace, basement, st. drs. 1!. windows . Only $8500 . PORTLAND 9 room house. modern kitchen, new 2 car garage and level lot, 90x90. NEW LISTING - Large 2 ~amlly home. 12 rms ., 5 up with balh, 7 down wllh bath . Nat gas hea\ city water, and nice lot . Only $ty,OOO. WE HAVE A HOME FOR EVERYONE. COME IN AIIID HAVE A LOOK. -- 2 story fro~e house. 2 bedrooms, pouibly 3, u. . mg room, bOth kitchen and utility room , newlY. carpeted. portio! basement and carport , 2 s.torie s. out h1Jitd1ng. forced oir . nat ura l go' heot r lots of storage space . $17.500 Pho!"e 992 -7~ ofr•r S'p m. 3 bedroom house , -wall to 'wall carpet, aluminum siding, new 'l:oblnets . some furniture, new bathroom , just built , patiO: ond walk , an.~ halt acre lot, 650 O..,borne St , Pomeroy f>hone 992-5686 . .. • VERMEER BALER SAL~S AND SER· VICE , Meigs-Athen5 County. Boler$ from $3995 up. Merrill Cha•e. (61<) 6'18·3021 . EXPERIENCED hou•e pointer. Phone Arthur Musser, 742· 2180 . BUILDIN_G ond remodeling, •• covoflon , concre te work electrical work . plumbiflg, ro ug~ !lnd finished . • carpentry ond roof mg. Phof'le 992 ·7481 . RICHARD'S Maintenance. extenor po1ntmg, dry wall. roofing, etc Lowest rates around. Phone 7•2·2826. .....----WILL do house cleaning . Coil bet· ween 9 o.m and 12 p.m. or in evenin9 after 6 o.m or before 9 p.m. 'l92-337•. EXCAVATING, B~CKHOES AND DOZER - LARGE AND SMALL. SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED , LOW BOY AND DUMP TRUCKS. BILL PULLINS, PHONE ~2- 2•76 DAY OR NIGHT . bo111f! ""! U Jml.IIW!der II Uncle, In Sc:GI1Ind 17 Rancb employ., ' . 4 I:lo1m favorite Yellle,.y'l Aaner Zl a-~ · Zl Spanlah (var. J IIIITUllat %1 HST or • artilt _I ConjUnctl011 LBJ, e.g. • ScandiM7 Yam .• zz Serlg!io vlan 8 Delall chamber m-sure t Withered U Melodic a Haftllan 11 Movie l'l Alan Ladd port magician film U ETICGW'qe 18 Tree of t!Ue (3 wdii.J I Subleta u ~·s ·r:_;a~Br~azil~ Classic 4 door . Less than 9,500 miles and like new In every way. ' Light green, green vinyl roof, V-8 automatic, P. S., P.B., factory a or, power windows and door locks, tilt wheel. cruise control, radio, WW tires, radio-tape, you name the extras a !8 Footleu · animal . • Nelbei'landl river (2 wda.) BuaiJe Billowed U Pilot's a 1974 Ford F-100 .................... $2995 concern 8' Sly leside, . green finish, good tires, R. bumper, chrome grille, and I root bumper, 6 cyl. and standard trans • M Albee's farte l'l One-time (abbr.) 1973 Chevrolet C-10 ................$2895 V.P.'t .f HEYS SLEEPfN' KE BABES!~ U' Fleelslde: wh ile over red, clean Interior , 350 VB, aufomallc<f>ower slee,lng and brakes, good II res, step bumper, radio, custom trim and m irrors . JIIIDe Zl Clndlenut tree . 6:fl0-Summer Semesler 10 . 6: Is-Farm Report 13. ~ : 2()-Biue Ridge Quartet 13 . 6:3()-Columbus Today 4; News 6; Summer Semester • 8; Farmtlme 10. · • 6:4S...Mornlng Report 3. 6:5()-Good Morning , Wesl Virginia 13. 6:55-Chuck While Rep(,rls 10; Good Morning, Trl Stale '13. • 7 .OG-1oday 3,o,l5; Good Morning, America 6,13; CBS News 8; Bugs Bunny & friends 10. -7: 3()-Sqhoolles 10. 8:0G-lassle 6; Capt. Kangaroo 8. 10; Sesame St. 33. B:»-Big Valley 6 . 9:oo-A.M. 3; Phil Donahue 15; Lucy Show B; Mike Douglas 10; Morning with D.J 13. 9: »-Cross -l'!lts 3; One Life to Live 6; Tattletales 8; . Mike Douglas 13. 10:oo-Sanlord & Son 3,4, 15; Edge of Night 6; Price Is Rlghi, B.IO; Erica 33. 10: 1>- Theonle 33. 10:3().-Celebrlfy Sweepstakes 3,4,15; Dinah 6; Lilias Yoga 1!. You 33. ' II :OG-Wheel of Fortune 3.1S; Weekday ~ ~ Gambit B. 10; Farmer's Daughter 13 . n :3()-Hoilyw'ood Squares 3.4. 15; Happy Days 13; Love of Life B,10. 11 ·Ss-Take Kerr B; Dan lmel's World 10. 12 :00'-F un Factory 3, IS.; Let's Make a Deal 13; Bob Braun 4; News 6,8,10; Sesame St. 33. 12 :3()-Gong Show 3,1S; All My Children 6,13 ; Search for Tomorrow 8, 10. 12 :Ss-NBC News 3,1S. I :flO-News 3; Ryan's Hope 6,13, P~ll Donahue 8; Young & the Restless 10; Not forWomen Only 15; Elec . Co. 33. I :3()-0ays of Our Lives 3,4, 15; Rhyme & Reason 6, 13; As the World Turns 8, 10; Book Beat 33. 2:fl0-S20.000 Pyramid 6. 13. Valiant Year$ 33. 2:3()-Dociors 3,4,1 5; Break the Bank 6, 13; Guiding Light 8, 10, Olympiad 33. 3. fl0-Anolher World 3,4,15; General Hospllal6,13; All In The Family 8, 10; Crockell's Victory Garden 20. 3:3()-()ne Life to Live 13; Mickey Mouse Club 6; Match Game 8,10; Book Beat 20;Walsh's Animals 33. 4:DO-Misler Carloon 3; Merv Griffin 4; Somerset 15; Bew itched 6; Mickey Mouse Club 8; Mister Rogers 20.33, Movie "T he Real Glory" 10; Dinah 13. 4: 3()-Bewifched 3; Mod Squad 6; Andy Griffith 8; Sesame St. 20 .33. Fllnlslones 15. S·oo-Bonanza 3; Partridge Family 8; Ml.,lon : lm· possible 15. S:3()-Adam-12 4,13; News 6; Family Affair 8; Elec. Co 20,33. 6 :0G-News 3,4 ,8,10,13,1S; ABC News 6; Z09m 20,33. i rt ,3()-NSC News3,4, 15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8, 10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20 ; Carrascolendas 33 7:oo-Truth or Cons . 3; Westward Wagons~ ~ Bowling }or Dollars 6; Space: 1999 &; ' News 10; Presidents: 76 Years on Camera 13; Family Affair IS; Ohio Journal 20; To Be Announced 33. 7 3()-Porler Wagoner 3; Treasure Hunt 4, Candid Camera 6. Evening edition with .\ \arlin Agronsky Black perspective on the news 33. Black Perspect ive onlhe News 33 . 8 ·()()-Sanford & Son 3,4,15 ; Donny & Mar ie 6, 13; Movie " Don' t Drink the Wafer" B; WashlnQton Week In Re.vleYJ ~!P3;. Call II Macaroni 10. B:»-Rockford Flies 34.1S. Wall Street Week 20,33; Movie " Yankee Doodle Dandy" 10. 9·fl0-Movle " The Emigrants" 6.13; Firing Line 211; Maslerplece Theatre 33. 9: 3()-Pdlice Story 3,4, IS . IO :oo-CBS News Special 8; News 20 ; Pau l Nuchlms 33. 11 ,oo-News 3,4,6.8, 10. 13. IS. ABC News 33. II :3()-Johnny Carson 3,4, IS; Rookles6, 13; Movie " The Unsinkable Molly Brown" 8. Movie " The Raven " 10: Janak! 33. 12:4()-Don Kirshner's Rock CoN:erl 6, Wrestling ·13. 1:flO-Midn)ghl Special 3,4, 15; Movie "T he Conqueror Worm " 10 1: 4()-News 13 2:3()- News 3 3:®-Movle " Yellow Sky" 3. 4:3()-f.1ovie " Mr . Molo' s Gamble " 3. 6:DO-Sa inl 3. nawwelibt f971 GMC 4500 Series ...... :... $3895 . It Orlent81 1M • CoiiiDlllll 14 ' Midwest grain and cattle rack body, 350, V6 engine, power steering and brakes. Only 8,900 miles . Clean, · like new . . ~lliJ~M®/4J 1owwUJ .-1 , _ IIV •H NIH 1\.llNIH U I'ITJI CUllin province • Plllboule ntl IHlll i ll Unscl'ambh(these four JumbleSt one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. olflll'lnll Local low· mileage car. VB engine, automatic power steering and brakes, radio, f ires show little wear, green finish . Sharp and nice . DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how ~Y? YOU DON'T WE'VE GOT 'EMI to work it : ,. A X Y D L, B A A X R (ISUALI.Y OFFER l1 ro ~ELP! LONGFELLOW One letter sinlply $lands for anolher. In this sample A II • uHd for the three L's, X for Lhe two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. flach da~ the code !ellen are different. TWAHR 0 ~ IOl!RSEA I CJ ~I ,_, WHE N iHcRE'5 MUCH FOOD, 15E'TiER LEI rT 5010 .WASTE THAN TH I5. RIT TRML . . [(}11/PMlNT CORPORATION . . . ..... .. . • ,, .. . , , .. . .. .... . . . w ;; ON . and 5 P.M. 4 DOE's fabric . 1975 Chev. Che¥elle ................. s4395 - ----- 8 A.M., The Noon Report,- u an edge 14 Necktie 4 w~eel drive, like new interior, less than 12,000 miles, white over silver , 350 V-8, automatic, power steering and brakes. chrome midgs ., bumpers , exterior mirrors. radio' .- see It now . . APPROXIMATELY 10 acres beautitl building sft"', on good rood Ct-rester 'water . will toh lrodes and help finance If necessary . Phone q49-2770. EXPANDED WEEKDAY NEWSCASTS AT .s Symbol of corner New Chevrolet Van Conversion largest Selection In Southeait Ohio WMPO AM-FM urement bour's 1975 Chev. Blazer K-5 ............. $5295 DOWN II Wire JDell&- U Mlnin8 find U Man In the 7 ·0 HEAR NEWS FIRST • A M1 ssoun reader asks if it is tr ue that when Easley Blackwood uses his own con· vention today , he uses the five-club response to show zero or three aces and fi ve ' diamonds one ,or four . The answer 1s that some ex· perts do that, but Easley plays !he convention as originally made up, except he does use f1ve 'Clubs to show zero or lour. tl Symbol of 21 Down tt Tyke I Love (Sp,J 2 Telegraph u Scalloped, 1974 Chevy Nova 4 Ooor......... $2795 10')C55 ' mobile t-r ome, 3 bedrooms, witt-! futl oil heat, bottled gas . range , refrigerator, d;notte Jet, bunk bed.!c_$2000 _ ·..:..P;.:: ho:;.n:;;e.:,'l'l2 .:.:..:·5:;.7:;: 86. 4 Bedrrn double wide ~ome , b())C. 1 2.4. on lot in Mason W. Vo. Call992-703<. . M u~ ~ fHOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1 Wonder· ment 4 On the 1975 Chev. Caprice Cpe........... $5295 Pass To wmd up wilh the frosting on the cake, he c ame down t~ a two-card e nding with the nine of hearts in dummy and king-Jack of clubs in h1s own hand to squeeze West and make an overtrick When asked by an admtring partner why he played the spades the way he did , Hal explained thai East had sat back in his chair whe n North b1d SIX 'spades but he moved forward in apparent annoyance when Ha I »:ent to si x no trump. Hal sa1d. " 1 believed East." If you wonder why Hal bid six notrump the answer is that he always wanted to play the dummy . ~ ti~-~by WE'LL i3E BACK IN BUSINeSS IN A COUPLE • We Got The Nice Ones · LAST weeM of nice A.nn1versory Sole on Storcroft mini -motOf'S , $12,300 or SlO 500. 20ft. 7 inch se1f-contorned trailer , $.4299, fold-downs, $1900 We servtee what we se'll Comp Conley Storcroft Soles, Route 62 N.. Pt. Pleasant . 8xl3 Yellow stone, slee-ps fOur~· Con be seen at Kmgsbury Home Soles , 1100 E. Moin Street, Pomeroy . 1965 Shasta camping trailer, selfcontained. 15ft. auto hookup , 1775. Phorie '1'12·3517 . 3A FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1m One of Lhe points in play stressed by Hal Sims wa s that there is no such thmg as a guess . If you have a Lwo-way finesse for a queen and go wrong , it wasn 't bad luck in the Sims lexicon It was a mostake. Playing at six notrump , Ha l went right up with dummy's ace of dtamonds and led the jack of spades . Needless to • !For a· copy of JACOBY say . East , played small . MODERN, send $1 to: " Win whereupon Hal ducked West at Brrdge ," clo this showed out and Ha l was ab le newspaper, P. 0 Box 489, iiiiiiitiL stouiip. lck up the whole spade Radto Ctty Stat1on, New York N. Y 10019) Southeastern Ohio CARPENTER , floormg , ceilrng, paneling. Phone 992-2759. Will trr m or cut hees ond tihrub· bery , phone 949·2545 or 742· 3167. Pass South 1NT 3 N.T By O•wald & James Jacoby LITTLE ORPHAN -ANiitiE-RIDDL ES IT'S NOTH ING SERIOUS, DOC .. L-OOKS Ll~ ON!? OF THe 'Z' "TUBES SLEW! North East Pass 6 N T Pass Opeomg lead - 10 t 3U5T tAlELY rou West Pass 6 A Pass Pass ·B· !lilT ~Ck EA!'T 4>Q8 SI WEST +- Vmf inRor w1~~ B!' % H li"HW.O,IMJM, W~~ 400 "q Ford von , E300 sfmes. 1 ROOMY 7 yr . old one story wood ..... owner . Phone 991~ 7320 . frame . two bedrm . hort1e located between Coolville end 1q1A Monte Corio 28,000 mrles. TupJ)itn Plains. One acre lot. Blown burgundy wrth dark burgundy two cor garage. city water. gas top, bucket swivel seOts , $3700. lnsalllion Ser¥itH heat , hardwood fl OOr$ , Coil ~2-5053 110111~1 Anillbll ....._. , carpetd. li... ing room , nice vtew . Continuous one piece 1975 Cutlass Solon, AM ~ tope , o1r, 81ow•I•IG ll....l AHICI $21,()1)() Phone(61<) 1>67-3519. ...... ftolott ..... ,.. Ull ,. guHers . We hang ot, or do It custom interior, cruise control, SlOllll 6 room house. very well kept , 3 your5elf. Spedal prices to. cost over $6,CXX} new. Phone ~­ ' IIINOOIIS l DOORS bedrm5., modern Mitchen , wall builders. Wl -9981 mornings only REI'IACE,ENT to wall carpet , H W. floors . full 1q67 Comoro 327 , A speed , ex· WIN DOllS basement, new gos furnace. Phone 949-2814 cellent condthon , $950 Phone small lot to mow . ideo! fo r AUIMfNUM (6 I<) 965-3806. 9 A. M. to 5 P . M . older couple or; small family in SIDING-SOffiTT llofllo Stt-IL, g ood ne ighborh o od in GUTTEIS-A~INGS _ 1971 Ambonodor , 4 door. o!so. Pomeroy . Call for appointment . 1%3 Ford 500 truck , $300. Con 992-7320 evenings f'IIOIIE HZ-5724 ,. . Phone 992-3097. tact G . A. Rodek in Rt . 3. 0.1 ~1 mo. Albonr, Ohio or ( 61~ ) 69B·6852. 6 room house . very well kept. 3 6·21 ·76 Ph.t12-!9!3 410.1 mo badrms ., modern krtchen . wall . J97A Duster. Phone 247 -2821 . to wall carpet, 11 W. floors, "ull 1q70 Cornaro Rolly Sport rn ex· basement , new ga s furnace , cell~ condrtion . Phone . m . small lot to mow, ideal for 76-09. older couple or small family in ~~~~ggg~!E§§~ g oo~ neighborhood rn • 1953 Ford Pickup truck V·S m Pomeroy Coli for oppolntment DID TREE Trimrtung, 20 y&ofl eJt· BRADFORD, Aust1one,r. Com· good condition. Phone 9'r1· plete Servtce Pt-rone 949-2487 Phone992-3097. __ ~ _ perielice .Insured free 3726. 4-12 Pitch or ~49-200) , Racme , Ohio, Critt -::-:-{,- - - -~·---estimates . Coli 992-2384 or 24'-$17.28 1966 Station wogon , good cond1· 42'0ne,fourth acres of real estate Bradford. more or less . situa ted in Sec : {614}698 -'7 257 cc A:.: Ibc:oc.:c ny"-- tion . Runs gOod. Make a good 26'-$18.72 Hon 16, Fraction 3 1, !n Rutland SEWING MACHINE Repairs , ser· ELWOOO BOWERS ~EPAIR work cor . $200. Phone m 28'-$20.16 Sweeper5 feasters . irons. otl Township, Mergs Co_unty , Ohio. vrce, oil makes , 992-2284 The 3402. small appliances . Lawn mower , For further tnformat1on . contact' Fob r •c Shop , P,ome roy . next to State Highway Garage 1970 Coupe DeViiiEi , very good ~rnord V. Fultz. Pomeroy No"·""'" - Authomed Singer Sale! and ' condition, full power Phone on Route 7. Phone !61A) 9BS tto~ol Sank Buldrng, Pomeroy, Servtce . WesharRen Scrssors . '1923517 . 3625. Oh1o, Telephone· 992-2186 lolU.A .....:.:.:..::=:.~--~ -· EXCAVATING , dozer, loader and Rullo•d, Dh• 45775 1968 Oldsmobil e -4 door sedan. HOMESITES for sole , t ocre and REMODELING, Plumbing heotong backhoe work; dump trucks Ph. (1141742·2409 and all types of general repair. radio. heater. and defroster up . Mrddleport neor Rutland . and lo-boy 5 for hire, wodl houl WtOtloor Work guaranteed 20 years S)C · $<50. Phone 9~9 ·2589. Coli 992-7481. fill dirt . top soil. limestone and perlence. Phone 992-2409. 6-IJ.761 mo. NEW 3 bedroom house, 2 baths , gr9"el. Coli Bob or Roger Jef · all elec. 1 acre , Middleport, fers , day phone 992-7069 , close to Rutland . Phone 992· night phone 992-3525 or 992 · 1 •6 1 . ..,.::: 5::: 23:::2·=--·----c-~ 197-4 2• lt. motorhome, excell~t EXCAVATING. dozer .' bock hoe condition w1th absolutely U9 ocre form , two houses, barn5 5hed , ieveral bu ildings, city and d ltcher. Charles R. Hat· everything . Phone 949-2nO. water , mineral rights . tim ber , field , Bock Hoe Servrce , INTERNATIONAL Model 6-0 ,.;,.' 100 ocres tillable. good pa 51ure Rutland . Qhio. Phone 742 2008. bine , excellent condition , lots land . S miles north of Pomeroy GREG'S CB SALES located at Er· of extr~ ports . Lorge tandeni oH Route 33. Hemlock Grove. win 's Gulf SerVrce Mid fert lizer spreader . good condr· Ohio . P~ne 992-5014 e vening dleport . Ohio. PhQne 9921ion. lroctor belt driven Yl(ood after 5 p.,m . 2438 sow. 1959 Chevrolet l ton wrth alum vOn body and power HOU~E for sole by owner, Iorge SEPTIC Systems installed by toilgbte, good condition . Phone living room . Iorge k1tchen witM licensed installer. Shepard 949.2770. buil t-in birch• cabinets, 3 Contractors Phone 7.t2-2409 b:edrooms . both. hardwood TRAilER' for rent or sale . 2 floors . wall to wall carpet rn oil SEPTIC TANKS cleaned . Modern bedrooms. 2 children onlv. rooms. Carport, ufllity room , Somtation . 992 -3_954 or 992Phone 742-3122. 2428. houw tully insufoted storm doors, windows . extra iorge lot WILL do roof.ng, constrUctron. Dark red with black viny l lop. Less than 7,000 miles located outsrde Pomeroy Corp. plumbing and heoring . No 1ob and sharp as a new car. Loaded with extras including on Union Avenue. Phone 992· too Iorge or too smoll. Phone tape and power window and air. ~ orappoirHment. • 7._2.2348 _ SWIMMING POOLS 3; Partrlilge Family B; Mission.: lm· possible IS . S:JG.....Adam .f, ~~ News 6; Family Affair 8; Elec. Co. 20,33; Adam-12 13. · 6:fl0-News 3,o,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20,33. 6: Jo.-"!BC News 3.4;1S; ABC News 13. Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8,10; ~odgepodge Lodge 20; Lilias Yoaa & You 33. 7: oo-Truth or Cons. 3; To Tell the Tru1h • : Bowling for Dollars 6; Lawr011c~ Welk 8; News 10; Lei's Make CARPET Sll)p . a Deall3: Family Affair 15; Ours tory 20; Family at War 33. 7:30-Hollywood Squares 3;, • ; Olilo State LoHory 6; Evenlno Edl!lon with Marlin Aqronsky 20; Wll~ Kingdom 10; To Tell the Truth 13; Mua1c C ty U. S.A. 15. 8:fl0-Gorllla 3.4.15; Wel come Back, Kotter 6,13 ; Walfons 8,10; Group Portrait 20; Mark ol Jazz 33. 8. 3()-Barney Miller 6, 13; Lowell Thomas Remembers 33. ' 9.oo-Movle " Winning" 3.~. ·1S ; Movie "The Hospital" 6, 13; Gordon .Macrae 8; Olympiad 33; Movie "Mtet Me In Sf. Louis" 10; Monet 20. 9·3()-Dance lor Camera 20. IO :flO-Barnaby Jones Bi Bill Moyers' Journal 33; News 20 . , II :flO-News 6.8.10, 13; ABC News 33. ll : ls-News 3,~,1S. ll ; j()-Mannlx 6,13; Movie " How !he West Was Won" 8; Movie. "The Kentuckian" 10: Janak! 33. II 4S...Johnny Carson 3•••1S. 12 · ~()-Maglclan 6,13 . I : Is-Tomorrow 3 . ~ . I : 50-News 13. THURSDAY, JULY! , 1176 • Tox With inYli.'oo Plfrchose · and this td. Good throuoh 6·30·76. Middleport. Ohio 992-6167 6·1·76· 1 month . . .' Rlclrte. Ohio · •1.00 + - 197~ RACINE JUNE SPECIAL ' 1973 CHEVROLET CIO $289S 8' Fleetslde, •wh . over red , clean interior , 350 V-8, aulomatlc, power sleerlng & brakes, good lire$, step bumper, radio, custom trim & mirrors . . . • Raclnt, Ohio I Need new roo'f or oiCI !' repalrtdf House. roar. barn, shlntlet., build up, \ • Television log for easy' view~ng Services Business . ' For Fast.·Results Vse· The .Classifieds . .. ' ~· .' !I JEST FIGGERED OUT WHI/ I.(O'.RE SICH A BODACIOUS POKER PtAIIER, SNUFFY·· POMEROY MOTOR co, - ' ~ "Your (llfYJ Dealer" 90'.-'21·26 Pomeroy Open ~lings wrtll8 p.m. ",, ' ,,,, • \fOU KEEP A STRAIGHT FACE AN' A CROOKED . HEAD!! I i '' NEEDLESS TO ~. OUR FAREWELL Wl\5 TEARFUL" SNIF �, -· .. . ~-------------------·~---- . R- The Daily'SentirK!l, Mid41eport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Thursday, July 1,1976 ' WANT ADS INFORMATION DeADLINES 5 P .M . Oav Before P ublication . c anc ellations, corre:c._ tlons accepted first (jfty of publication . ~~PULATIONS The Pubttsher r eserves th e rig ht to ed it or reject a.nv ads deemed ~ ob iectlono!ll. The pub lisher wilt not be respons ible for more th an one incorre ct lnsert ion . RA TES For W1nt Ad Servic:e : 5 cents peo r . word on e msertlon. Mj nlmU r'l'l Charg e $1 00, 14 t ents per word three consecutive insertions '26 cen ts r,er word six consecutiVe nsertlons H Per Cen t Discount on paid ads and ad5 within 10 days . pa id , CAR:O OF THANKS for Rent Fomlly Yard Sole. Thur•doy, Friday, Sotu'rdoy , Moies. Nor · man resideflce . frflh house lef t Hysell Run Y/' AD Sdle In Syrct use on Fourth and Crook Streets , T~ursdo~, Friday and Sot vrdoy lro n1 9 o.m till dark , FURNISHED . 2 bedrm_l oportment , . adults ' only . in Middlepor t. Phono 9'12 ·387 t 3 AND .4 RM. fvrni1hed and unfurn ished opft , PhQne 992- 4 ·vA AD SQie. Thur5doy and Frldoy, July l and 2, 9 till 4 p.m. 527 N Second ~~e..: Middleport • / GIANT 4 FCJmJiy Yard Sole , Julr. 3 and •th Anllques , cole<· tibles. lots of men ' and boys clothing. women s uniforms. furmtur e. new Cub Scout uniform , new RCA portable T. V., 3 speed bike , skates. Behind Five Po int Gnll at Five Points , St9hr Rt. 7. Royal Oo~ Pork Road. & OBI-TUARY 51 00 for 80 word m ln imurn . Eecn 3ddltlonat wo r.d 3 ·@ 5~3• . COUNTR Y M-lbilw Home Pork. ftt . 33. t•n m\te' north of Pomeroy, Lorge t'"''' wf!h concret pollos . sidewol~l, runners ond off stretit pork~ng . Phone Wl - 1~7'9. ONE ~roqm oporlmtnts at VILLAGE M.ArNOR in Middleport for $104 monthly plus elec. or $130 including eledric . lOWEr RATES FOR SENOR CITIZENS Con'lelirent Ia shopping on Third and Mill Streets in Mid· dleport . Brand new high quoli · ty apartments . See the manager ot Rivenide Apartments or call 992·3273. Furnrs hed apartmen ts olio available , ---·- - - PUPS to give away . Port Springer TRAILER space for rent in Mid· cents . Spomel, port Beagle. Coli 992dleport . Phone992-543.4 ~llt-'0 ADS Ad dit ional 2Sc Charge 5170orq92. 2~ 2 bedroom mobile home. Brown's per Ad vert isement AKC Regrstered female Irish Set- - Tr~er Park, 992 -332-4 . OFFICE HOURS 8: 30 em to s·oo p m . ter and doghouse Phone NEW 3 bedroom home in Rutland Oally. 9.30 am . to 12 :00 992-383~--lor rant . Furni shed tncludlng Noon St~t u rday . colored TV . near mrnes . ConPhon e toda y 99 2 2156. .':''' (614 ) 985·3~7' ~ller 6 p.m. FtJRNISHED 3 room apart ment NOTICES end both with yard . Utilities ATTN . ; I! poid . Call from 4-6 p.m. 992· ALL HOUSEWIVES 2937 . Al l Yard Sales , Rummage , Por ch and Banment Porch 2-3 bedroom house lor rent on and Basement Sales, etc DO YOU HAVE PARTY PLAN EX· Rt. 33 near Enerprise Church. must be pa id In advance . PERIENCE? fRIENDLY TOY Nice front lawn . Coll992-2879. Ge t yours in early by PARTIES HAS OENINGS FOR stopplno by our office at MANAGERS IN YOUR AREA 3 rooms and bath fur nrs hed aport· Th e Dall y Senl +nel , 111 ment in Middleport. Utilities RECRUITING IS EASY BECAUSE Court St . or writ ing BoK paid . Phone 992-3205 betwHn OEMS HAVE NO CASH INVEST. 729, Pomeroy , Ohio 45769 9 a m_? nci3J: m . _ MENT , NO COLLECTING OR w ith your r emtltance. DELIVERING CALL COLLECT TO IN Mason . 1 bedroom opt. With CAROL DAY 51B·•69·83'15 OR stove ond refrigerator WRITE FRIENDLY HOME PAR · Carpeted ond clean , adults on· TIES, 20 RAILROAD AVE , I( no pelS Phone (304) 773 RACINE F+re Deportment will AlBANf, N.Y. 122115. 5977. have a gun ~hoot Saturday at 6:30 p m ot'their new building HOUSEWIVES, open the door to extra . earnings . Jo1n the sue : off Bas~~n _Ro_a_d .._ _ _ __ cessful women who ore mol.,. THERE wil l be o shooting match ing good money m thetr spore Sunday, July 4, storflag at noon lime , No experrence at the Forked Run Sportsman . neceuory . no del•very , no col· FABRIC SHOP . With party pion program set up and rady to Clu.b-c·c..__~ lecling, no I=Q5h inve5tmenl make mcr.ey . Con be operated Coli now and get extra eorly WILL care for elderly wo'men In from your home with low benell15 .. Phone 949·2803 or my home , trotned and exoverhead and t-r igh profits. In949-2786. Also, · booking par· perienced . Phone 992-73U vestment of $2 .900 to $3.900 ties .: ----~SOAR hogs for serv ice . Coli 742dollars will put you in o one of a FABRIC SHOP- EARN EXTRA $$$ 2111• . kmd bus iness m your county . Part-time or full-time Fabric , For info . wriJe Srmplicity croll and notions party plan Fobrrcs. 2.cq W. Center St .. plus sample s.p. No investMarion . Oh io 43302. Phone ment . For info . write or call. ..... ___,_ (61• ) 382 3066. Simplicty Fabrics, 249 W LOST : MotOrcycle license No. 90 M. PleaS& phone Kenneth Center St .. Morion . Ohto Mowery: 992-3286lf found . •3302- Phone (61<) 382·3066. Also, 1 (one) distributor need ed for your county - Very MAKE spring cleaning profi1oble. high income. For info. see od turn unwonted items into cosh. under Business Opportunities Advertise in the Wont Ads . WILL 00 odd jobs , roofing, porn· (Fabric Shop). ting , hauling, treework . and lOCUST posts. round or split $25.00 per Hundred stutfrng mowing . Phone992·7409 Phone 9..q.277A . £n'Jelopes . Send self I WOULD like to do babysitting In addressed , stomped 1973 •so Prototype Kowasok1 my home wrth pre-school motorcross , good conditton, envelope: Edroy Moils, Box children . Hove e)Cpenence and $650. Phone '1'12·3843. 168. YW. Albany, Mo 1>«02 referenc.-s. Phone992-6012 . HELP WANTED: $2.00 hour . begm. LATEN paper, roller, 2 trucks , reasonable . Phone992·7481 . ning today, workers needed ro . p1ck up potatoes Col')toct {QAL , limestone, ond colcrum chloride and colctum bnne for OLD furniture , i boxes, brass , Delbert lawson ot Dovid Yosl form , Great Bend, Ohto , Rt, dust conJrol ond spe<:rol mnnng , beds, wdll telephones and 338. soh for formers . Morn Street, parts, or complete households Pomeroy, Ohio or phone 992· Write M. D. Miller, At. ~ . WANTED· Toxr driverS. 9Qod 3891. ~eroy . Ohio . Coii992-7761J. dr~vers ' record required . Coil 992-6010 or inquirto at 66 Mill 23 channel CB ftf5 in do•h. CASH paid for all mokes and Street, Mrddleport, Ohio . om-lm-mpx radio , e frock modelt of mobile homes stereo. Call 992·3965. · Phone area code 614 -423-9531 . BRANCH MANAGER TRAINEE Unusual opportunity to become MAYTAG wrrnger washer ond $$Cosh$$$ for 1unked outo. Frye's C1SSOC1oted with o leading fast dryer . Phone (614 ~ 985 ·35~ . Truck Auto Ports . Rutland' growmg consumer finon'e Harold Brewer . long Bottom. Phone742·2081 . 'ompony dOrng busrneu in (19) Ohio , COINS, tokens, ony form gold or stole5. We froin you in all -·~;:?C....-;--:-:--:--:-:-: srlver jewelry, spoons, rings , phases of work in VoiYing con TULSA truck Winch . 12.000 lbi. dent<ll Wrll trade. Coli Roger sumer credit . You wil contact capacity. Also• two O'lerheod Wamsley , Rutland, Ohio, 742· our customers both in and out· 10x10 garage doors. Phone side the office and leorn to (61-4) 985-355-4 . HaraJd Brewer, 2331 work with merchants in 0 long Bottom . Ohio . TIMBER, Pomeroy Forest Pro· way you will help peo, NEW 161t. flatbed tandem trailer. friendly duct.s'. Top price for stondmg pie witt-r their personal Phone (61~) 985-JSSA Harold sowtir)'lber . Call Kent Hanby . finances Starting salary will Brewer , long Bottom . Ohro 1-~~6 - B570 . m"" the needs of you ond your fom1ly now. In o few short SMITH and Wesson , Model ,41 . PLAYER piano , need not be in years you con earn well above automatic 12 col. target p•stol, working· condition. Call 742· overage. 'Our company pro· new $180 frrm . 1970 Datsun 510 m'3. motes from wtthin . Prev 1ous Sedan, fair cond1tion. runs •JCperrence not ne<:essory Ingood , $500. Pot belly stove , it1ott ...e ond ombrt1on poy off $65 Phone 992-7805 Must be o h1gh school 1976 750 Hondo 700 m+les , lrke IF YOU t-rove c;a ser'lice to oft,r 1 • graduate, hove cor , and w1hng new , $1700. Phone (614) 965· wont to buy or sell something , to relocate immediately . h· 3806 ore looking for work . . . or c,phonal employee benefits. -=~-c--~~ ~-who11!1ver ... you'llget results Phone Mr . Ohlinger of 1973 Ford one-holf ton truck foster with o Sentinel Wont Ad. $2500, 600 Fotd iroctor, 5 ft . 1·614 ·992 -2111 CAPITAL Call'1'12·2156. brush hog , and two 14 inch FINANCE SERVICES, 000 W. 2nd plow5 , $30(X), One- new garden ENORMOUS 4 Family Yord Sole1 ' St., Po~eroy, Ohio. AN EQUAL seeder , $35 and garden July 1st1 2nd , 3rd Fronk- Hud • OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER . rototiller, $60. Note Vanaman , · s.o11 residence , corner Frfth Rutland on New Limo Rood. and Pearl Street!, Rocine , GRILL cook for day shift. Apply in person , Craw's Steok House, Ohio. Antlque trunk; key·wind CANNING peach8s now ready Pomeroy. Ohio. clock , coll&ctor's items; Gibson thru August. Se'lerol varieties, guitar; omplif1er; lawn mower, $200 weekly stuffing envelopes by tt-re bushel. •;, bushel or 5 piece dinette, tools, mJS(. into already stomped and odpeck . Plea:se bring own confrom A to Z. drened en'lelopes. Stuffing tainer, 2 con'lenient locotiont: ~~~=-----~--­ materrol provided free . Send Midway Market , Pomeroy, YARD Sole, Thursday and Friday, SeH -addressed stomped 992-2582: Bob's Morket, Meson , July I ond 2nd. 10:00 IHI 2.00. envelop~ : Ol ... ersified, Dept . 773·5308. Draperies, clothes, records ~ A A. 1206 Camden Dr , Rich· wigs. ki Iehan Jlool and cart and mond, Virginro 23229. _.... _ _ IHC hoybine , $.400; Gravity bed many hosuehold items . AU wagons; 560 International clean. Upper Syracuse neKI to diesel tractor , 32 ff hay Ruth's Market, elevator, $250 Pnone (614) ~~::::.::.::::,...._ ..:._' 698-8852, G, A. Rodekin , Rt . 3 YARO Sale . Antique ice box . milk Albany, Ohio. con. treadle sewing machinesofa , c~oir , mise items NEW lettergroph copv machine. 7 Richard Spencer, on' At 7, Tup· cons of ink. Pt-rone 992-3169. if pers Plains. JUly 2 and 3 star· • Full or ~ no answer coll992-705? ting 9 a.m. Parttime 1%1 Comodore boot , 17 ft. 40 YARD Sale , Weds . and Thursday h.p. Johns.on Sea horse motor. MANUFACTURING June 30 and July 1, ot 215 Union Good condition . Coil 949-2234 PIECE WORK ~nu!.roin C:.'·,.:•~h·~ ·n::: •·-.--­ _ after5p.m. --~----YARD Sble, 106 Slick St .. Columbus company will BEANS and potatoes , prck your Port)eroy, Ohio Thursday , fully lrain a few reliable owrl. Call 843-2353 after 71___m. Frrdoy and Saturday, 9 tilt ? people to assist in out of lots of clothing for eVeryone! plant production to make NEW 12 volt cor bottery Pt-rone 7•2· 2111~ . David Campbell's retldence, small urethane parts on phone '1'12·3587 , QJntract, small garage size REGISTERED one-half ··more ond gelding, 6 years old . Eskey Hill , shop area and a means to PORCH Sole. Tt-.ursdoy, Friday Pomerov . Ohio . Phone 992and Tuesday, 112 Rotk Street , deliver product to our IO>al 3885. Pomeroy, Ohio, fourth right warehouse required . No turn oH of Spring Avenue. experience ne¢essary, If TWO used lightweisht chain saws ~-YARD Sole, Th~,.trsdoy and Frrdoy, you can pro~,e you are for sole. Pomeroy Home and Rustic Hills , Syracuse. Many dependable and willing to Auto , 600 E. Main St. , Phone misc . lt•ms. £lee. stove, work. A minimum cash '1'12·209•. s.weeper, llvu'lg room tables , requirement of $5950 -~---~ ~ ----~->- --~- lots ofdoth1ng. necessary 6 month refund YOUR HOTPOINT GARAGE Sole, Rt. 7, 2 miles north program. Interviews can APPLIANCE STORE of Che•ter, 1 mollslrls clothing . be arranged for those with toya . small oolrt desk , old wood a vii liable. space and FREEZER )ALE! bvd, electric ond push mower . finances who are ready to Save up to $1.00 on 20 choir., glo11ware, Avon. July sfert Immediately by cu. Jt. Chest or 16 cu • 3,9 t.l.l.~:::d= ark:;..-·~.....-.-'~ · ca Iling : Collecl : 614-252-4967 ft. \Jprlght. I THREE Family Yard Sale. Wed .. A kF M G Thursday, Friday, 9 a .m. Iill • 1--..;.;;.;s_;.;or;;;.;.;.;;.':..·;;.':.."~n-....J p.m. NeKt to Brown's Troller "l:.hoict: Park , MinenvUe . Antique Walnut b4td, ooj( dresser . 3 Appliance De~e:rtn. ~.~llt ' . ' =-:-s a;~· ' speed bicycle, solo, household item1, chlfdren, ond 3 room furnished apartment , .POMEROY LANDMARK utllithts poid . Inquire ot •356 women't clothing. All in ex· •·-Jock W. C.rsey,t,lgr. North Fourth, Middleport , cttllenl coodltion. PKone 9'12· Ail PIIOI!e m-2111 · O~lo ' 5623. __ __ - ' . Yard Sale- START EARNING TOMORROW --- ~· •..!.:2: $26995 . "*' v OF QUALITY . 197S CHEV. BLAZER K·S . \ 2 SIGNS. .Pomeroy Motor Co. Racine Plumbing , &Heating pt intlng, etectrlc~ work~· , ·utters I downspouts, urn1us, Wlter heaters. water soltntrs, lnst•lltd & repllrtct, Stwage. (Ill us •• t49·2112 or 149·2203 .3·:8·1 mo ... 1 $5295 4 wh . drive, like new interior, l~ss than 12,000 miles, wh. over si lver , 250 V-B, auJomatlc, power steering & brakes, chrome mldgs , bumper, eKierlor mirrors. radoo. See II now . . ' Junk ' ' $2995 1974 FORDF-100 B' Styleslde, green finish ., good tires, R. bumper, chrome grills & fils buf!\P':'•6 cyl. & std. lrans · Motor Cast Clun $3,50 Ptr Hundred C:O,.rl5t Car Bodits Smp-lron POME~?~ve~~!'!~ CO.@ POMEROY, OHI9 Bltttrin $1.25 . RIDERS SALVAGE - - r........,,Ohio SLILIZ4 ' \. Phottt !9!-5111 "J IIllO. ' 6 CANS OF RC 5 : oo-~onanza · Mf . ASSORTED RUBBER IWD. NIV BACKJ:ARPETING MoUTH, DONEUJ'S PIZZA Square Yard Installed Dlvid Parsons , OW111r l<t-2114 . 6·7·1!110 . BtO '6.95 . CAPTAIN EASY -- -.- - - . -- l'LL 5HO~ YOU! l!>lJT LIKE I 5AoC'· · t'M &EifJ (i WATC HED &'I ENEMV A8ENT5 MY- 0~AT$1 1 MU4T 8!! OUTA M'/ . BUT OK AY-· JU~T T~IS ONCI? FO~ NATrOI<JAL SEC URIT Y: • MI~D. THEY SAW ME COME HERE AS A 5AMURAI WARRIOR ... WIT H THE~ WON'T TAKE A ~E C OIJD AT ANY UTTLE 6REEN SElf-- 50 WA1T'll I Aluminum Siding, . Roofing, Gutters, Painting and Repair IHAIUIANS/ · S WITC H COSTUMES! WIN AT BRIDGE No luck on two-way finesse The Complete I · Remodeling Service ..... SMITH NEI,SON For Your Nome AL TROMM CONST 742-2321 Rutland All Work Guaranloed Free Estimates • f>2J.2 NORTH + K J t" 9 7 6 loltloolllao ¥ A96 . A5 +A 7 MOTORS, INC. m• Ph.!92-!174 ' . GUTTER SERVICE ' /. BORN LOSER p_., FUN FCR 1\{~ fro'(. CI;AI<.- FREE ESTIMATES Ne1ther vulnerable ' i .' ' -----~ . • 85 • 10 9 8 6 2 • Q74 3 .. Q 10 8 3 • 962 SOUTH 101 + A 32 ¥ K J 72 • KJ o!o K J 5 4 TO lfllH~ Bi~ WB SE:tJT liOU~ D. Bumgardner ·~ • Q 10 43 S UI<I'R!SeD AI,....,... -.lot. LARRl,,~].,~DER ~ UTILE ORPHAN ANNIE . -:<~ I'VE• BEEN REAL LUCKY- · I'M GOING TO 00 All RIGHT FROM ,y 1IIWE IU COM!! HERE! MOW OH - 'H<'I1 DO WAHT~ Truss Rafter Co. OF MINUiES f WANTED to rent 3 bedroom h6'me locotly or would hke to buY" home on land contract Phone 2~7-1167 . RUTH'S Market, Syracus.e, Ohio . Phone 992·3986, or after 7 p.m. 949-2736 SMALL form for sole , 10•.1. down, owner financed . Monroe Coun· ty , W. Vo . Phone ( 30~ ) 772· 3102 or (~ ) 772-3227. HOUSE lor ale in Racine , Ohio. St . Rt. 338 ju5l outside town, 8 rooms . bath , pore~. polio. city water . gas forced air furngce , good lot . Call owner onyiime. William Maynard , 9.49-2613 . · --~OlOER. remodeled. 3 bedroom home. all electric, on corn~( lot in Pomeroy 1 $12,500 . Pt-rone m .so11 -- ------ --·· COUNTRY farm land with seduded woods , water and good oc- · ces.s in Monroe County .· W. Vo . · S1,())0 down , coli (30:i) 7723102 or (30•)772-3227 .. WHY RENT'> Buy o~~;;:ith payments some or lower than rent 3 bedrooms , den , 2 baths , carpet , plus oil · the e)Ctros a housewife would wont Showri by opporntm•nt, 742-2328 . - ------ ...... -------~· '--. 3 bedroom house for sole rn M1d ~ dleport Phone 992·3578 or '1'12·71>67. EVERYTHING IN REAL ESTATE CALL TODAY FOR YOUR N!.ED. Henry E. (:leland. Broker '192-2259 or 992-2568 TEAFORD Virgil B. Sr., Realtor 110Me<hantc Pomeroy,O, Phone 992-337< "TUPPERS PLAINS - 4 "bedrooms, l'h cer amic tile baths , nlce fruitw ood kitchen , oil F .A. furnace, 2 car garage All on 1 acre. $22 .500 . '2 YRS . OLD - M:Jdern 3 bedroom home with nice kilchen which Includes ran9.e~ ~V"S oven over . Dintbg , central air -heal, family room wlfh f ireplace, and 2 car garage In dry basement. S3B,500. POMEROY - 2 bedroom frame house, bafh , naf . gas F.A. furnace, basement, st. drs. 1!. windows . Only $8500 . PORTLAND 9 room house. modern kitchen, new 2 car garage and level lot, 90x90. NEW LISTING - Large 2 ~amlly home. 12 rms ., 5 up with balh, 7 down wllh bath . Nat gas hea\ city water, and nice lot . Only $ty,OOO. WE HAVE A HOME FOR EVERYONE. COME IN AIIID HAVE A LOOK. -- 2 story fro~e house. 2 bedrooms, pouibly 3, u. . mg room, bOth kitchen and utility room , newlY. carpeted. portio! basement and carport , 2 s.torie s. out h1Jitd1ng. forced oir . nat ura l go' heot r lots of storage space . $17.500 Pho!"e 992 -7~ ofr•r S'p m. 3 bedroom house , -wall to 'wall carpet, aluminum siding, new 'l:oblnets . some furniture, new bathroom , just built , patiO: ond walk , an.~ halt acre lot, 650 O..,borne St , Pomeroy f>hone 992-5686 . .. • VERMEER BALER SAL~S AND SER· VICE , Meigs-Athen5 County. Boler$ from $3995 up. Merrill Cha•e. (61<) 6'18·3021 . EXPERIENCED hou•e pointer. Phone Arthur Musser, 742· 2180 . BUILDIN_G ond remodeling, •• covoflon , concre te work electrical work . plumbiflg, ro ug~ !lnd finished . • carpentry ond roof mg. Phof'le 992 ·7481 . RICHARD'S Maintenance. extenor po1ntmg, dry wall. roofing, etc Lowest rates around. Phone 7•2·2826. .....----WILL do house cleaning . Coil bet· ween 9 o.m and 12 p.m. or in evenin9 after 6 o.m or before 9 p.m. 'l92-337•. EXCAVATING, B~CKHOES AND DOZER - LARGE AND SMALL. SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED , LOW BOY AND DUMP TRUCKS. BILL PULLINS, PHONE ~2- 2•76 DAY OR NIGHT . bo111f! ""! U Jml.IIW!der II Uncle, In Sc:GI1Ind 17 Rancb employ., ' . 4 I:lo1m favorite Yellle,.y'l Aaner Zl a-~ · Zl Spanlah (var. J IIIITUllat %1 HST or • artilt _I ConjUnctl011 LBJ, e.g. • ScandiM7 Yam .• zz Serlg!io vlan 8 Delall chamber m-sure t Withered U Melodic a Haftllan 11 Movie l'l Alan Ladd port magician film U ETICGW'qe 18 Tree of t!Ue (3 wdii.J I Subleta u ~·s ·r:_;a~Br~azil~ Classic 4 door . Less than 9,500 miles and like new In every way. ' Light green, green vinyl roof, V-8 automatic, P. S., P.B., factory a or, power windows and door locks, tilt wheel. cruise control, radio, WW tires, radio-tape, you name the extras a !8 Footleu · animal . • Nelbei'landl river (2 wda.) BuaiJe Billowed U Pilot's a 1974 Ford F-100 .................... $2995 concern 8' Sly leside, . green finish, good tires, R. bumper, chrome grille, and I root bumper, 6 cyl. and standard trans • M Albee's farte l'l One-time (abbr.) 1973 Chevrolet C-10 ................$2895 V.P.'t .f HEYS SLEEPfN' KE BABES!~ U' Fleelslde: wh ile over red, clean Interior , 350 VB, aufomallc<f>ower slee,lng and brakes, good II res, step bumper, radio, custom trim and m irrors . 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Valiant Year$ 33. 2:3()-Dociors 3,4,1 5; Break the Bank 6, 13; Guiding Light 8, 10, Olympiad 33. 3. fl0-Anolher World 3,4,15; General Hospllal6,13; All In The Family 8, 10; Crockell's Victory Garden 20. 3:3()-()ne Life to Live 13; Mickey Mouse Club 6; Match Game 8,10; Book Beat 20;Walsh's Animals 33. 4:DO-Misler Carloon 3; Merv Griffin 4; Somerset 15; Bew itched 6; Mickey Mouse Club 8; Mister Rogers 20.33, Movie "T he Real Glory" 10; Dinah 13. 4: 3()-Bewifched 3; Mod Squad 6; Andy Griffith 8; Sesame St. 20 .33. Fllnlslones 15. S·oo-Bonanza 3; Partridge Family 8; Ml.,lon : lm· possible 15. S:3()-Adam-12 4,13; News 6; Family Affair 8; Elec. Co 20,33. 6 :0G-News 3,4 ,8,10,13,1S; ABC News 6; Z09m 20,33. i rt ,3()-NSC News3,4, 15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8, 10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20 ; Carrascolendas 33 7:oo-Truth or Cons . 3; Westward Wagons~ ~ Bowling }or Dollars 6; Space: 1999 &; ' News 10; Presidents: 76 Years on Camera 13; Family Affair IS; Ohio Journal 20; To Be Announced 33. 7 3()-Porler Wagoner 3; Treasure Hunt 4, Candid Camera 6. Evening edition with .\ \arlin Agronsky Black perspective on the news 33. Black Perspect ive onlhe News 33 . 8 ·()()-Sanford & Son 3,4,15 ; Donny & Mar ie 6, 13; Movie " Don' t Drink the Wafer" B; WashlnQton Week In Re.vleYJ ~!P3;. Call II Macaroni 10. B:»-Rockford Flies 34.1S. Wall Street Week 20,33; Movie " Yankee Doodle Dandy" 10. 9·fl0-Movle " The Emigrants" 6.13; Firing Line 211; Maslerplece Theatre 33. 9: 3()-Pdlice Story 3,4, IS . IO :oo-CBS News Special 8; News 20 ; Pau l Nuchlms 33. 11 ,oo-News 3,4,6.8, 10. 13. IS. ABC News 33. II :3()-Johnny Carson 3,4, IS; Rookles6, 13; Movie " The Unsinkable Molly Brown" 8. Movie " The Raven " 10: Janak! 33. 12:4()-Don Kirshner's Rock CoN:erl 6, Wrestling ·13. 1:flO-Midn)ghl Special 3,4, 15; Movie "T he Conqueror Worm " 10 1: 4()-News 13 2:3()- News 3 3:®-Movle " Yellow Sky" 3. 4:3()-f.1ovie " Mr . Molo' s Gamble " 3. 6:DO-Sa inl 3. nawwelibt f971 GMC 4500 Series ...... :... $3895 . It Orlent81 1M • CoiiiDlllll 14 ' Midwest grain and cattle rack body, 350, V6 engine, power steering and brakes. Only 8,900 miles . Clean, · like new . . ~lliJ~M®/4J 1owwUJ .-1 , _ IIV •H NIH 1\.llNIH U I'ITJI CUllin province • Plllboule ntl IHlll i ll Unscl'ambh(these four JumbleSt one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. olflll'lnll Local low· mileage car. VB engine, automatic power steering and brakes, radio, f ires show little wear, green finish . Sharp and nice . DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how ~Y? YOU DON'T WE'VE GOT 'EMI to work it : ,. A X Y D L, B A A X R (ISUALI.Y OFFER l1 ro ~ELP! LONGFELLOW One letter sinlply $lands for anolher. In this sample A II • uHd for the three L's, X for Lhe two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. flach da~ the code !ellen are different. TWAHR 0 ~ IOl!RSEA I CJ ~I ,_, WHE N iHcRE'5 MUCH FOOD, 15E'TiER LEI rT 5010 .WASTE THAN TH I5. RIT TRML . . [(}11/PMlNT CORPORATION . . . ..... .. . • ,, .. . , , .. . .. .... . . . w ;; ON . and 5 P.M. 4 DOE's fabric . 1975 Chev. Che¥elle ................. s4395 - ----- 8 A.M., The Noon Report,- u an edge 14 Necktie 4 w~eel drive, like new interior, less than 12,000 miles, white over silver , 350 V-8, automatic, power steering and brakes. chrome midgs ., bumpers , exterior mirrors. radio' .- see It now . . APPROXIMATELY 10 acres beautitl building sft"', on good rood Ct-rester 'water . will toh lrodes and help finance If necessary . Phone q49-2770. EXPANDED WEEKDAY NEWSCASTS AT .s Symbol of corner New Chevrolet Van Conversion largest Selection In Southeait Ohio WMPO AM-FM urement bour's 1975 Chev. Blazer K-5 ............. $5295 DOWN II Wire JDell&- U Mlnin8 find U Man In the 7 ·0 HEAR NEWS FIRST • A M1 ssoun reader asks if it is tr ue that when Easley Blackwood uses his own con· vention today , he uses the five-club response to show zero or three aces and fi ve ' diamonds one ,or four . The answer 1s that some ex· perts do that, but Easley plays !he convention as originally made up, except he does use f1ve 'Clubs to show zero or lour. tl Symbol of 21 Down tt Tyke I Love (Sp,J 2 Telegraph u Scalloped, 1974 Chevy Nova 4 Ooor......... $2795 10')C55 ' mobile t-r ome, 3 bedrooms, witt-! futl oil heat, bottled gas . range , refrigerator, d;notte Jet, bunk bed.!c_$2000 _ ·..:..P;.:: ho:;.n:;;e.:,'l'l2 .:.:..:·5:;.7:;: 86. 4 Bedrrn double wide ~ome , b())C. 1 2.4. on lot in Mason W. Vo. Call992-703<. . M u~ ~ fHOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1 Wonder· ment 4 On the 1975 Chev. Caprice Cpe........... $5295 Pass To wmd up wilh the frosting on the cake, he c ame down t~ a two-card e nding with the nine of hearts in dummy and king-Jack of clubs in h1s own hand to squeeze West and make an overtrick When asked by an admtring partner why he played the spades the way he did , Hal explained thai East had sat back in his chair whe n North b1d SIX 'spades but he moved forward in apparent annoyance when Ha I »:ent to si x no trump. Hal sa1d. " 1 believed East." If you wonder why Hal bid six notrump the answer is that he always wanted to play the dummy . ~ ti~-~by WE'LL i3E BACK IN BUSINeSS IN A COUPLE • We Got The Nice Ones · LAST weeM of nice A.nn1versory Sole on Storcroft mini -motOf'S , $12,300 or SlO 500. 20ft. 7 inch se1f-contorned trailer , $.4299, fold-downs, $1900 We servtee what we se'll Comp Conley Storcroft Soles, Route 62 N.. Pt. Pleasant . 8xl3 Yellow stone, slee-ps fOur~· Con be seen at Kmgsbury Home Soles , 1100 E. Moin Street, Pomeroy . 1965 Shasta camping trailer, selfcontained. 15ft. auto hookup , 1775. Phorie '1'12·3517 . 3A FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1m One of Lhe points in play stressed by Hal Sims wa s that there is no such thmg as a guess . If you have a Lwo-way finesse for a queen and go wrong , it wasn 't bad luck in the Sims lexicon It was a mostake. Playing at six notrump , Ha l went right up with dummy's ace of dtamonds and led the jack of spades . Needless to • !For a· copy of JACOBY say . East , played small . MODERN, send $1 to: " Win whereupon Hal ducked West at Brrdge ," clo this showed out and Ha l was ab le newspaper, P. 0 Box 489, iiiiiiitiL stouiip. lck up the whole spade Radto Ctty Stat1on, New York N. Y 10019) Southeastern Ohio CARPENTER , floormg , ceilrng, paneling. Phone 992-2759. Will trr m or cut hees ond tihrub· bery , phone 949·2545 or 742· 3167. Pass South 1NT 3 N.T By O•wald & James Jacoby LITTLE ORPHAN -ANiitiE-RIDDL ES IT'S NOTH ING SERIOUS, DOC .. L-OOKS Ll~ ON!? OF THe 'Z' "TUBES SLEW! North East Pass 6 N T Pass Opeomg lead - 10 t 3U5T tAlELY rou West Pass 6 A Pass Pass ·B· !lilT ~Ck EA!'T 4>Q8 SI WEST +- Vmf inRor w1~~ B!' % H li"HW.O,IMJM, W~~ 400 "q Ford von , E300 sfmes. 1 ROOMY 7 yr . old one story wood ..... owner . Phone 991~ 7320 . frame . two bedrm . hort1e located between Coolville end 1q1A Monte Corio 28,000 mrles. TupJ)itn Plains. One acre lot. Blown burgundy wrth dark burgundy two cor garage. city water. gas top, bucket swivel seOts , $3700. lnsalllion Ser¥itH heat , hardwood fl OOr$ , Coil ~2-5053 110111~1 Anillbll ....._. , carpetd. li... ing room , nice vtew . Continuous one piece 1975 Cutlass Solon, AM ~ tope , o1r, 81ow•I•IG ll....l AHICI $21,()1)() Phone(61<) 1>67-3519. ...... ftolott ..... ,.. Ull ,. guHers . We hang ot, or do It custom interior, cruise control, SlOllll 6 room house. very well kept , 3 your5elf. Spedal prices to. cost over $6,CXX} new. Phone ~­ ' IIINOOIIS l DOORS bedrm5., modern Mitchen , wall builders. Wl -9981 mornings only REI'IACE,ENT to wall carpet , H W. floors . full 1q67 Comoro 327 , A speed , ex· WIN DOllS basement, new gos furnace. Phone 949-2814 cellent condthon , $950 Phone small lot to mow . ideo! fo r AUIMfNUM (6 I<) 965-3806. 9 A. M. to 5 P . M . older couple or; small family in SIDING-SOffiTT llofllo Stt-IL, g ood ne ighborh o od in GUTTEIS-A~INGS _ 1971 Ambonodor , 4 door. o!so. Pomeroy . Call for appointment . 1%3 Ford 500 truck , $300. Con 992-7320 evenings f'IIOIIE HZ-5724 ,. . Phone 992-3097. tact G . A. Rodek in Rt . 3. 0.1 ~1 mo. Albonr, Ohio or ( 61~ ) 69B·6852. 6 room house . very well kept. 3 6·21 ·76 Ph.t12-!9!3 410.1 mo badrms ., modern krtchen . wall . J97A Duster. Phone 247 -2821 . to wall carpet, 11 W. floors, "ull 1q70 Cornaro Rolly Sport rn ex· basement , new ga s furnace , cell~ condrtion . Phone . m . small lot to mow, ideal for 76-09. older couple or small family in ~~~~ggg~!E§§~ g oo~ neighborhood rn • 1953 Ford Pickup truck V·S m Pomeroy Coli for oppolntment DID TREE Trimrtung, 20 y&ofl eJt· BRADFORD, Aust1one,r. Com· good condition. Phone 9'r1· plete Servtce Pt-rone 949-2487 Phone992-3097. __ ~ _ perielice .Insured free 3726. 4-12 Pitch or ~49-200) , Racme , Ohio, Critt -::-:-{,- - - -~·---estimates . Coli 992-2384 or 24'-$17.28 1966 Station wogon , good cond1· 42'0ne,fourth acres of real estate Bradford. more or less . situa ted in Sec : {614}698 -'7 257 cc A:.: Ibc:oc.:c ny"-- tion . Runs gOod. Make a good 26'-$18.72 Hon 16, Fraction 3 1, !n Rutland SEWING MACHINE Repairs , ser· ELWOOO BOWERS ~EPAIR work cor . $200. Phone m 28'-$20.16 Sweeper5 feasters . irons. otl Township, Mergs Co_unty , Ohio. vrce, oil makes , 992-2284 The 3402. small appliances . Lawn mower , For further tnformat1on . contact' Fob r •c Shop , P,ome roy . next to State Highway Garage 1970 Coupe DeViiiEi , very good ~rnord V. Fultz. Pomeroy No"·""'" - Authomed Singer Sale! and ' condition, full power Phone on Route 7. Phone !61A) 9BS tto~ol Sank Buldrng, Pomeroy, Servtce . WesharRen Scrssors . '1923517 . 3625. Oh1o, Telephone· 992-2186 lolU.A .....:.:.:..::=:.~--~ -· EXCAVATING , dozer, loader and Rullo•d, Dh• 45775 1968 Oldsmobil e -4 door sedan. HOMESITES for sole , t ocre and REMODELING, Plumbing heotong backhoe work; dump trucks Ph. (1141742·2409 and all types of general repair. radio. heater. and defroster up . Mrddleport neor Rutland . and lo-boy 5 for hire, wodl houl WtOtloor Work guaranteed 20 years S)C · $<50. Phone 9~9 ·2589. Coli 992-7481. fill dirt . top soil. limestone and perlence. Phone 992-2409. 6-IJ.761 mo. NEW 3 bedroom house, 2 baths , gr9"el. Coli Bob or Roger Jef · all elec. 1 acre , Middleport, fers , day phone 992-7069 , close to Rutland . Phone 992· night phone 992-3525 or 992 · 1 •6 1 . ..,.::: 5::: 23:::2·=--·----c-~ 197-4 2• lt. motorhome, excell~t EXCAVATING. dozer .' bock hoe condition w1th absolutely U9 ocre form , two houses, barn5 5hed , ieveral bu ildings, city and d ltcher. Charles R. Hat· everything . Phone 949-2nO. water , mineral rights . tim ber , field , Bock Hoe Servrce , INTERNATIONAL Model 6-0 ,.;,.' 100 ocres tillable. good pa 51ure Rutland . Qhio. Phone 742 2008. bine , excellent condition , lots land . S miles north of Pomeroy GREG'S CB SALES located at Er· of extr~ ports . Lorge tandeni oH Route 33. Hemlock Grove. win 's Gulf SerVrce Mid fert lizer spreader . good condr· Ohio . P~ne 992-5014 e vening dleport . Ohio. PhQne 9921ion. lroctor belt driven Yl(ood after 5 p.,m . 2438 sow. 1959 Chevrolet l ton wrth alum vOn body and power HOU~E for sole by owner, Iorge SEPTIC Systems installed by toilgbte, good condition . Phone living room . Iorge k1tchen witM licensed installer. Shepard 949.2770. buil t-in birch• cabinets, 3 Contractors Phone 7.t2-2409 b:edrooms . both. hardwood TRAilER' for rent or sale . 2 floors . wall to wall carpet rn oil SEPTIC TANKS cleaned . Modern bedrooms. 2 children onlv. rooms. Carport, ufllity room , Somtation . 992 -3_954 or 992Phone 742-3122. 2428. houw tully insufoted storm doors, windows . extra iorge lot WILL do roof.ng, constrUctron. Dark red with black viny l lop. Less than 7,000 miles located outsrde Pomeroy Corp. plumbing and heoring . No 1ob and sharp as a new car. Loaded with extras including on Union Avenue. Phone 992· too Iorge or too smoll. Phone tape and power window and air. ~ orappoirHment. • 7._2.2348 _ SWIMMING POOLS 3; Partrlilge Family B; Mission.: lm· possible IS . S:JG.....Adam .f, ~~ News 6; Family Affair 8; Elec. Co. 20,33; Adam-12 13. · 6:fl0-News 3,o,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20,33. 6: Jo.-"!BC News 3.4;1S; ABC News 13. Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8,10; ~odgepodge Lodge 20; Lilias Yoaa & You 33. 7: oo-Truth or Cons. 3; To Tell the Tru1h • : Bowling for Dollars 6; Lawr011c~ Welk 8; News 10; Lei's Make CARPET Sll)p . a Deall3: Family Affair 15; Ours tory 20; Family at War 33. 7:30-Hollywood Squares 3;, • ; Olilo State LoHory 6; Evenlno Edl!lon with Marlin Aqronsky 20; Wll~ Kingdom 10; To Tell the Truth 13; Mua1c C ty U. S.A. 15. 8:fl0-Gorllla 3.4.15; Wel come Back, Kotter 6,13 ; Walfons 8,10; Group Portrait 20; Mark ol Jazz 33. 8. 3()-Barney Miller 6, 13; Lowell Thomas Remembers 33. ' 9.oo-Movle " Winning" 3.~. ·1S ; Movie "The Hospital" 6, 13; Gordon .Macrae 8; Olympiad 33; Movie "Mtet Me In Sf. Louis" 10; Monet 20. 9·3()-Dance lor Camera 20. IO :flO-Barnaby Jones Bi Bill Moyers' Journal 33; News 20 . , II :flO-News 6.8.10, 13; ABC News 33. ll : ls-News 3,~,1S. ll ; j()-Mannlx 6,13; Movie " How !he West Was Won" 8; Movie. "The Kentuckian" 10: Janak! 33. II 4S...Johnny Carson 3•••1S. 12 · ~()-Maglclan 6,13 . I : Is-Tomorrow 3 . ~ . I : 50-News 13. THURSDAY, JULY! , 1176 • Tox With inYli.'oo Plfrchose · and this td. Good throuoh 6·30·76. Middleport. Ohio 992-6167 6·1·76· 1 month . . .' Rlclrte. Ohio · •1.00 + - 197~ RACINE JUNE SPECIAL ' 1973 CHEVROLET CIO $289S 8' Fleetslde, •wh . over red , clean interior , 350 V-8, aulomatlc, power sleerlng & brakes, good lire$, step bumper, radio, custom trim & mirrors . . . • Raclnt, Ohio I Need new roo'f or oiCI !' repalrtdf House. roar. barn, shlntlet., build up, \ • Television log for easy' view~ng Services Business . ' For Fast.·Results Vse· The .Classifieds . .. ' ~· .' !I JEST FIGGERED OUT WHI/ I.(O'.RE SICH A BODACIOUS POKER PtAIIER, SNUFFY·· POMEROY MOTOR co, - ' ~ "Your (llfYJ Dealer" 90'.-'21·26 Pomeroy Open ~lings wrtll8 p.m. ",, ' ,,,, • \fOU KEEP A STRAIGHT FACE AN' A CROOKED . HEAD!! I i '' NEEDLESS TO ~. OUR FAREWELL Wl\5 TEARFUL" SNIF �.. -- __ .. 10 - The Dail Sentinel Middleport-Pomeroy, fl _, Thursday, July 1 1976 ' ELB·ERFELDS. IN POMEROY Jul ·Clearance Sale ·No dull moment here •• • STARTS FRIDAY AT 9:30 ·A ..M. -·- · ....,...._._,..,........,_._...... "·---a:a~:c:-s;;t;----~-r--.---~zl:.:::~;~;--:------r~-~--"C-;;;;:c;;c;----- Pie~~~e~~~hla~at Sets .. ~~.~~;,,:~~~ . I . __. .,. . __. . . . WOMEN~S 1 · PRETEEN SPORTSWEAR lillvlnl IMounctd pla111 for rallro.cl ohlbiUon opened at At 0 p.m. Saturday, klddle fiower lhow, a decorated . July 4th celebi'IIIOIII, Melp I p.m. today at the Mid· acUviUeslncludlng a nwnber cak!! show , a . ceramics CounUa!Mtplalnly have plenty dleport Elementao> School of race. wiU be held al ·he demonstration and display • to do rtaht at home over the and. wiD be open for viewing park. and a crafll and aria dlspaly holiday weekend. at 1 eich aflernoon through In RuUand, a parade of . ln the gymnasium durtng lhe Middleport 11 oblervlng a Sunday. At 7 11111 eventn11 a over 7~ 11Jl!la wiU move at after110on , . At 2 p.m. '' Railroad Days Feat!val,'' parade .Ia acheduled In 10:30 a.m. Saturday and at I decorated · cakes Ill the the flrat such event In the Middleport and the Point p,m. there will be a speaking competition will be auctown; Rutland 11 combinl~~t~ Pleuant Hich School band program wilh Sen. oakley · · 01 National Ita annual llremen'a holiday wtJJ pretent a "I CoW111 and Rep. Ron James will be celebration with the blcen· !fear America at 8 :::: · :: · tennlal commlltee'a oblerv· p.m. a.tt :::.:~~= ance and at Racine, the Ott & ~· • .JD . annual firemen's celebration there will haa been ezpanded. conteat at Clearance Sale · MEN'S WALK SHORTS COATS I I' Sale Prices . . 1. . 1 Sale Prices -·. . -... . . ... . . ..-..-.._._.._ __ ___ ..--------·~~---...,....._..._._.._.."t---..-..-·-· ~·-.-.--~·-~-~---.-.---.i--..-..-- Clearance Sale II · 1 AREA RUGS Clearance Sale ! 1 WOMEN'S · KNIT TOPS +. _ Clearance Sale ~ _ I II 9 :::::~~ r:~!y:ii:f:es ,, 3:_:9: 99 Reg . 5.00 Seamless Bra ______ I Reg . 4.oo cross over Bra · 1 Reg . 2.59 Natural Comfort Bra Our entire stock - ~lles 36 to 46. Vinyls cottons, and c;otton polyester blends . 3.19 2.39 1.99 Blue Danube Pattern China . ·l lh Sale Sale Price '______ _. ______________ j r Clearance Sale 1 1 · l ·DRAPERIES 21 x27 Clearance Sale Polaroid Black & White film I · · Reg. 54.25 Type 107 - fits Zip Cameras 420 11,.~~~.,5 ~5 ~ series, Sq~are Shooter , .--~le-2,80 . I · ' I 1 Sale Prices I I Reg. 3.49 Tyr 87 ;- fits Zip Cameras and super shoot.ers . . s. 1e 2•30 I Clearance Sale 1 WOMEN'S SWIMWEAR I .11 II I piece styl;>.le . ·. ·P r.·ac · es· ~~ I M. EN'S SPORT SHIRTS Sizes small <i4-14'12 ). medium (15-15l'2L large ~ {-16-16'12 ). extra large (17 -17'12 ) inoludes ·our ' S!ill a nice s.e lectioh in one and two entire stock ?f mens short sl~ve sport shirts .. ~1 . .. . Sale Pra·ces I Clearance Sale ·' BOYS LEISURE SH ' IRTS ma~e aoz:i:~~!Shirts-----Sale4.77 Boys 8.95 j . ·.le'tsure Sh'tr t s . . I I wifh zip-off cover . WOM.EN·'S'"' o ·R ESSES . d 1 1 th 1 t dt egu ar an ong eng s se ec e rom our regular stock · R I _.._.. ·1 _ · Pra"ces ·· Sale ________________ ....... .....____ .._ · Clearance Sale · I lI · t 1 ens . eeve Shirts A famous neck sizes 14'12 to 17'12 sol id colorsmakeand patterns. Mens 10·00 Shirts Sale 5·97 Mens 10.50 Shirts Sale· 6.30 Mens 11.00 Shirts Sale 6.57 Mens 12.00 Shirts Sale 7.17 Mens 13.00 Shirts Sal!;! 1.11 Mens 15.00 Shirts Sale 8.97 • Sizes 8 to' 18 i ust like the mens leisure shirfs - a truly fine selection. . • Sal 5 37 . e · · ~r---~~~cl.e;;::n:;;~e~~--- . Ir·-.---------- ------1r---'"':'-----------1 Boys Summer Jackets ! Clearance Sale . .. I Clearance Sale I M ' Short ·Sl Dress I Lightweight jackets for wear now and early --r-------:----'---·--·--~ II Clearance S ale Standard size BOYS KNIT SHIRTS · Tank tops · number shirts- crew necks _;_ all oi our boys knlt shirts-are incluaed sizes 3 to 7 aoand 8 to 2Ko. Sh ys 1.95 nit irts------Sale 1.17 · 1 Boys 2.95 Knit Shirts Sale J.77 Sale 2.37 1 Boys 3. 95J(nit Shirts 1 Boys 4.95 Knit Shirts Sale 2.97 Sale 3.57 . .. ':.': - .•hi·r-ts,_·_ . . ----~ ·I - I 1 GROUP II , No; shirts - work trousers. l . TOWELS . p·. l L~OWS BED ' L _____ -..;..-·~------.---~t.I --..----C-lea_r.,an-ce"-Sa-le. "' "~ ' ":' --11 --7-cT;-r;;;;;rare------J, Ho,me Fur.nishings Annex get fa on ·'ex Slit U6 Silt 6.26 Salt U6 · Salt 9.66 Sale10.86 Sale13.16 r· ."--0;;-:c;&le-- ~antity Price - 1 Home Fu~nishings Annex . . . Sa. I8 '1.00 . ·~ . PORTSWEAR COORDINATE S I Sa le •7.89 Irregular's - solid colors. While they last. col9rsl Clearance .Sale ! 63" . 84" - 90" length. Thermal Backing , BATH umited Mens US Light Weight J1ckils----Mensto.95 Light Weight J1ckels Menst1.95 Light Weight J1ckels Mens 16.95 Light Weight J1ckell Mens 18.95 Light Weight Jackeh Mens 22.95 Light Weight Jackets · I e~e~yEsi~O~~t ~~~~~~~work I I lf2 ' ! A p i I ! ______________,____:__lt: _____~:__!_~!t___ .;._ -,~ l 20 Piece Sets On Open Stock .. COORD INATE SPORTSWEAR t (Notallsi~~i~pal~ I Clea~~nce Sale Clearance Sale =• ..................,............................... Men's Ughtweight Jackets BeatJti.full Bras and Girdles --.. . . . ----------.------..--....-.. . __.. ,_. _. _. _______.._.____..__. _. ,. . . 1"---(! -. -------------' i Home. Furnishings Annex · I I---· :: I fall- sizes 3 to 7 and 8 to 18. Bo ys S. 95 s ummer Jackets------'--3.46 ' ~ Boys7.95SummerJackets-----4 56 Boys 8.95 Summer Jackets ______ s· .16 1 Boys 9.95 Sum"' '''..er Jackets ·- - - - - - 5 ·66 ...., __ _.._..,.._ ·- ·- ---'-·---·-- I Clearance Sale I . I 'r BOYS FASHION JEANS Clearance Sale I .has been placed at the "welcome the "Railroad Festival Days" ' COLuMBUS (UPI)- Gov. listed four reasoiiB why Industry statl8tlca on the oOdua were aiUI Rhodes said at a news room that at least 60 lnduatrlea ascertaining facts. We're st1D we are trying to confirm the _nf,d Rhodes called the news "" program to get employers to hire pewHeporters questions centered In Ohio. ..'Last week, a Scripps· It koward siii'VI!y of major placement . · two · Chambers of Conu1lerce In handicapped lndlvld~ In Ohio . showed lh!!l'l was no the 12 Bureau of Emplo)'lnent · JllliS!I ezodUB of indUBtry from Services dlstrl~ offices. the · state beca111e of high Their JOb will be to visit taxes, a reaa~n Rhodes' aides employers and convince have given In lhe paat. them that qualified The govemor 'waa asked to handicapped should be hired. provide a list of Industries Ott olher matters, Rhodes • that have moved from Ohio. said: : "There are ·about four rea· - U.S.Steelhasnot made a . sons (for lnduatry leaving decUion to build Ill multi· Ohio)," Rhodes said. . billion dollar facility In Coo"Fint, Ohio does not have Del!!lt .tn norll!eutem .Ohio. a program ·to reward people He said lhe giant steebnaker to build new buildings or is still doing feasibility replace old buildings. studies and Conneaut · is ·"Second there Ia labor· among sites . under . management problenut,. al· cciiiSideraUon. . though 'It Ia much better in -He Ia not a ''king maker" thi.!i area than it has been for in tile RepubUcan party and · a long, long time, and third; refu8ed to speculate whether lralliiPOI'Iatioo (availability Ronald Reagan s~ould of such things as rallr.oad, become President Ford's .:trucks, good highways) also running mate . should Ford ·!a lmpcrtant. win lhe nomination. :: • "Fourth, taxea are . most. -He will go to the Natiooal . ·Important. Tax Incentives Governors Conference In ::p~~~ entice Industry In Ohio to Hershey, Pa., although he .;replace those who have considers such gatherings u ';f'noved out." being ''more social" than - State Development beneficial. He will be Director James Duerk accompanied by hla wife, · reportedly plans a news Helen, and grandchildren. - confer~ la.ter lhla week· to - Refused to speculate on release a state survey on the who he would appolnt__Oi~ Industrial sltuaUon In Ohio. Sen. John Glenn, IJ. · Rhodes did not say when that become the report would be available. party's vice · The new program candidate. He annOIIIICed by Rhodes Ia an employment ~~~:ogram to get lnduatry and public employes a~~~:: to 1\lre handicapped Ohloa118. . w PRICE FIFTEEN CENTs'' y weekend cted on·highways emergency to allow use of National Guard troops and·. extra pollee for highway patrol duties. He said enforcment of lhe 55-mile an hour speed llmlt would be "stricter than ever" during lhe holiday weekend, The ('!a tiona! Safety Council estimated that between _53(1 and 630 persons could.die 1.n tr!lfflc accidents during lhe holiday period, which begins at 6 p.m. local time today and ends at midnight Monday . Another 25,000 to 30,000 could suffer disabling injuries, the coUIICU said. The Council Sllid motorists could drive 17.3 bi)llon miles ov,er lhe .. 7s-hour weekend ·'· SNUGGLE-R STUFF BAGS • GIRLS SWIMWEAR PRE TEEN AND GIRLS SIZES Sale Prices . --c,;;,:;;;;s:;;;----i Special group selected from our regular stock . · sale lh ~oo-------- Slle1 2 for •1.00 Sale Prices . WOMEN'S DRESSES · . . --_.--.. . ._..,._ ~~ · Double Knit Mlterials-_...._ _ _ _ Salt1.79 yd. RJ19. 2.99 yd. · Double Knit Mattrltls d Salt1.99 yd. Sale Prices r-~-~--c,;:;:~; Sale---~--~- Price Upholstery Squares Assorted sizes apd patterns - also plai~ colors - our regular price 69c. · ! R119. 2.69 yd. 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I I -ALL' SALES FINALMiin Stort, Anntx and Warthouse optll Friday9:30tolp.m.- Shop Saturday9:30to 5 p.m. ,, ·, • in laid~ff factory' the ~t!!:'tr~~ a~lliiiu and 17 from By Uolted Pnu InlernlllaNl ThW'Iday, and aides . said WASHINGTON - AN INSURANCE DISPliTE threatened more wiD be coming to the today to wipe out the Ford Admlnlstratloo 'a plan to Inoculate White House In days to come. : every American 1111a1nst swine fiu next fall. A House heallh "We're worl!lng hard til get llibcommlttee Thureday rejected a lill that would have let the 'the uncommitted to change government guarantee vaccine manulacturen protection over," said Peter Kaye,. 1111a1nst legal claims arising from the maiiBive immunization spokesman for the Ford pl'(IIIJ'«<!!. • campelgn committee. ·· "The compenles have told me that II they can't get Ronald Reagan, . close Insurance they can't participate," said Dr. Theodore Cooper; behind Ford in lhe GOP : · the asatsant secretary lor health In the ~rfl!lent of ' delegate race, has no' . Health, Education and Welfare. Cooper termed the problem campaign appearan.ces "far and away" the most serloUB obstacle to the '130 mlWon 1119 ·lmmWllzaUon campaign. "The other aclentillc problema are ~~=ss~!J:/" nal all mailageable Impedimenta," he said. Carter completed an eight· If lhe drug compenles doo't make the vaccine, Cooper city tour aimed at raising $1,2 · said, even hl&h rlak groupa and old persons will go without million . He needed f40(),000 to lnoculatiCIIUI. They have been targeted for the first pay off primary debts- and vacclnationa ealry thla !aU. · 1100,000 for a cash reserve for . , . conventtoo deposits and other WASHINGTON - REP. CHALMERS WYUE, R.Ohlo, costs before the federal . _ citing the peyroll practices of Rap. Wayne Hays, )).{)h!o, aaan govei'M~tnt takes o'ver the uample, has Introduced leilllallon which . would oullaw financing of his campaign. · nepott..n.ln Cmgreaa. Wylie said the mea-e would prohibit C11rter scheduled a all relattves of HOIUM! and Selllte membert from working weekend of work and rest at anywhere In Congress. ' . Plains, Ga~ Including a · "I' liave ·cftqed with the Clerk of the HoUBe and HOllie discussion ,.. of vice · payroll records that ahow Hays' lllateNn-law Paula Peak presidential prospects with · , wcrkedfe11' 111)'1' Houle Admlnllti'atlon CGmmlttee until April Atlanta lawyer Charles !at alllary of a~tely 121,000 per year," said WyUe. Kirbo, one of his poUtlcal - "AI of April 1, Ma. Peak wu lranlferred to the staff o1 the advisers. Foni&n Alfalrl CGmmlttee, where.Haya allo rerves at a Carter said Kirbo was ''the Alary of tao,OOO 11'1' year," said Wylie. • only person with whom I've , "Thla Ia a11ooc1 eumple of the nepollam that I am talking diJcusaed the relectlCII pro. about," llid Wylie. ~tly, relatives of canar-neu are cesa." He Indicated he was •not proltllllted from Wlll'king lcir another member of Congr~ss . considering "seven or mQre" II'OIIP8CII and expected to MDIPHJS, TENN. - ASTUNNED NAACP eonventlCII reduce l!llllst io two or three hear Bll!:uUve Dlrtc:lor Roy w..m. demand Thunday that · pert~~~~~, whom be will ttee be be.• ..,.... to cantlnue CIIIIIIICI'e )'llr In the pctll, chartinl Mit wttll. . (Contlabed Gil !liP I) . .· HouM [lemqcratlc Lea dec \ ' r- • ·.t· 'I today. . Government officials reacted with cautioo to the rise from 7.3per cent in May, but expressed concern that the l)umber .of employed workers declined after four consecutive months of record · peaks . The first of nearly 4 mlllion student summer job-ooekers expected to enter the labor market this swnmer failed ID materialize,in June, perhaps because of sales weaknesses would for major employers · like increase W-ASHINGTON (UPI)- The Internal Revenue Service retail stores, builders and revenue to the is closing the lucrative lax loophole of December divorce manufacturers. particular and January retlJ!Irriage-a practice increasingly used in The department said the . Wyoming. The rec~nt years by a!Ouent couples looking for a tax break. work force incr~ased by must decide by In a ruling issued Thursday, thi: IRS said any couple nearly 100,000 to 94.6 million whether .to veto the who has engaged In such a divorce and remarriage "sham workers in June. But the or sign it: transaction (for) tax avoidance purposes" In the past six . number of persons $ ith joils 0 u g h I h e . years will be required IAJ file a joint retitm for the year lri leU nearly 200,000 !rom May . I origin ally question. · to 87.5 million . The IDtal bill, the Post The problem, un IRS spokesmllll )aid, arose when unemployed was estimated at quc>te9 White House ·officials Congress passed ttte Tax Reform Act of 1969. 7,1 million, an increase of as saying the administration At that time, single Americans 'complained that · 280,000 from May. is now reconsidering its married people received a substantial tax break because The increase was the position. of their union. Congress agreed and passed a law to largest ,since unemployment Hansen said only four remedy the situation. climbed from 8.6 per cent to persons were present at the However, as a result of the act, the tax pendulum swung lhe recession peak of 8.9 per me.etlng and "lhose persons to other ·side and it became more advantageous to be cent in May, 1975. The jobless know I did not promise the • single than married, particularly if both partners. had rate and lhe number of President the votes of seven substantial incomes. persons with ·jobs had uncommitted delegates." That gap was further widened in 1975, when Congress iinproved steadily since that He said Ute Wyoming delepassed another law raising lhe allowabi!Ldeduction for a low point with the exception gates "will make up the if single person to $2,300, while giving married Individuals, Of a one-tenth of I per cent own minds iri due time" on filing a joint return, only $2,60CJ. . increase last September that whelher to support Ford or It didn't take long for enterprising couples- with a little department officials said was GOP challenger Ronald money- to figure out that they could do better taxwise if "not significant." Reagan who are locked in they were not married. In another worrisome oco· the , For ex;tmple, If bolh make $20,000 a year and file light battle for nomic sig n, the average Republi can presidenti-al jointly, at Ute end of the year lhey owe the government earnings of $4.83 per hour for nomination. , about $10,300. oon-rnanagement workers .:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;: But If they file individually lhey are each taxed on only wa8 Wlcha~ed from May EXTENDED OUTLOOK · $20,000, and .this works out to about $4150 apiece or $8,300 and average weekly ianitnp Sunday tb rough coUectively. fell 0.8 per cent. Tbe Tuesday, fair and mild · Thus, _the couple make~ a nifty savings of $2,000 a y~ar depe,rtment attributed this through the period. Highs by getttng divorced at Ute end of one tax year and . stagnation to a shorter work wlllch often movei In :~o:.:~r~~ ~: ::~:~ ~:: , ,,gT:~m~:-~\:~,~,,~,~~~:mm,~,,,~~:::;~,,m,:,\,,,,;,,,,,,,,,\,,,,,,,, , , , , , , , , , , , , , week, tandem with layolfa, ;!;!;: ··:: ::;:;:::;:;::: :::::~::::: :::::;:;:::::::········ ·· .. ':'::::~:::::: ::::::::~:::::::::::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·>:·;·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:.:·:·: ·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·~:·:·· .. . ·.;.;.;.;:;:;:;:::::::;:;:;:::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::~:::: (UPI)- A ··'· • • compared to 16 bllllon mlles over last year's Fourth of July holiday. Iowa st9te police anticipated the heaviest holiday traffic in years and braced lor the onslaught of motorists. . " "You always try to be as visible as poBSible on heavUy traveled highways on holiday weekends," said Robert ·,· Holetz, . Iowa 's deputy commissioner of public safety. Airlines and .Amtrak, the National' Rail Passenger Corp., also predicted·_ hea'l)' travel loads and Amtrak (lllt on e~tra C!II'S oo rruiny of its runs for the holiday weekend.- ·Unemployment to 7.5 level · -=:=,.,. WOM·EN'S BLOUSES as various refreshment stands for the three days and · a.softball tournament will be held, along with an ox roast, all three days. . ·. - .At 1\actne, the celebration .wtll start at 8 p.m. Saturday when lhe Del R~ves Show of Grand Old Opr.y will Southern Clearance Sale . I Reg. 2.99 Natural Comfort Bra > Mens 6.95 Shorts-- - - - - Sale 3. 96 Mens7.95 Shorts Sale4.56 Mens 8. 95 Shorts Sale 5.16 -wt-~· · Clearance Sale 1 1 ~~!S~~ ~~~~tangtJiars 100 Per ~ent Dacron .!1 Sele~jed From Stock 1 S 1 ll p "ace Sale '4• 99 I ae 72 r ' -·-":"- _, . All our mens dressy type wa Ik shorts - . solid and patterns - 100 per, cent polyester double · 1 100 Per Cent texturi zed polyester in misses and hall sizes . \ knit sizes 32 to 42. 1 PANTS, SHIRTS, KNIT TOPS, SKIRTS I ~ 1 Two , _ ..,............ .....,_....,,_,.. ...-.,~ . .. endorsing Carter and work hard for him in states In which Its members work. ..Jimmy airier the hope ' of progressive change (Continued 9n page J,, ·Three · . re:mmf~[J to serve time · ' r for offenses Sheriff Robert C.· Hartenbach's Dept. disclosed today Michael Phillip Shoemaker, a'nd Joseph George RaUlff, both Qf Rt. '! Middleport, were removed on June 24 to the Correctional Institute at Chillicothe. Both were . convicted of burglarizing Lassie's ·Cllrry• out on March 26. The same day the depart· ment also transported lewis G. Berkheimer, whose hometown addresS Ia Friendly, W. '!/a., to the Clnalnnati Workhouse on orders from the Meigs County Probate Court, the nature of Berkheimer's offenae kept eecret. Berkheimer resigned lui month as head football coach · at Eastern High School. December divorce, )anoMy marriage is ·ruled out now a ~ . ·v I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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 July 1, 1976 hines