https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a8166f92d201f6b5311c7f890d0a6361.pdf 5ac8effebe8b00bc887e1b66c7c1f3eb PDF Text Text .. -- __ .. 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. One group of misses, juniors and half sizes. ,. Save . Over- 50% Reg. 3.49 yd. Cleara11ce &le MEN'S FASHION JEANS Size 29 waist to 42 waist- our entire stock at special sale prices- 100 pet. cottons - "cotton and polyester blendsMens 9.95 Fashion Jeans.:;.'----'---5.49 Mens 1D.95 Fashicui Jeans 6.09 Mens 11.95 FashiGII Jeans 6.59 Mens 12.95 Fashion Jtans 7.19 Mans 14.95 Fashion Jtans ·8.29 Mens 15.95 Fashion Jeans 8.79 · Double Knit Materials --::-----Sale 2.39 yd. RJ19. 4.29 Yd · \ · Double Knil Materials Salt :z'.89 yd. Rio. 4.49 yd. Doublt Knit Mattrilis r-•- 2. 99,yd• .... R... 4.99 yd. Double Knit Mattria!s Sa~ 3.39 yd. RJ19. 5.49 yd. "-.~~~'!_~~:~!!~~~~~!!'~ ..:1!.!~~!·~~~._.:..:..:,4-:;..,;:..;::;::=;!S~•~:~.yd. 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 �<. 3- The Daily Sentinel, Mlddleport.Pomeroy,O., Friday, July 2, tm 2- The Da1ly Senhnel, Middleport-Pomeroy,O 1 Fnday , July 2, 1916 Balloonist Thomas won't try it again United Preas lolernatloaal Karl Thomas, "a little b1L on the sore s1de" with cracked r1bs and perhap6 a bruised ego from his splash into the sea, doubts he'll make another try at becoming th~ first man to pilot a balloon across the Atlantic Ocean "I think we've glVen 1t our shot We'D let someone else make it I'm sure someone w1ll," the 27-year-old Germarborn adventurer sa1d Thursday m a radiotelephone mterVlew from a Russ1an vessel, .which plucked hliR from a life raft Speaking w1th rad1o station . CJCH, Halifax, Canada, Thomas sa1d he plunged Into the ocean from h1s llktoryhigh red, wh1te and blue balloon, then swam to a life taft he had released, after wondering 'What am I doing be1ng caught in a here?"' As for 'his present thunderstorm early Jast Sunday about 550 miles condition, Thomas said, "I'm southeast of New York City- a little bit on the"sore side. J "I had to jwnp 200 feet feel pretty good now that I'm from the gondola to the sea on board this ship. You can't and J cracked a few ribs on believe how good 1t is to be on the r~ght s1de I suffered some a sbtp" He SBld the Russians"are mtermil bleeding in the right "taldng great care ol me, lung, but it's stopped," he better than my mother " said . Thomas' bid aboard his Thomas floated m the raft, with no food or fresh water, "Spirit of '76" was the !3th until Wednesday night, when unsuccessful attempt to cross he sighted and signaled the the Atlantic m a balloon SIX 423-foot Russian steamer persons have died In the prior "Dekabr1st," which picked efforts. Thomas, who operates a him up. small airport, lives In Troy, The boat plans to arrive in Mich., with his bride of two Rotterdam, the Netherlands, months, Michelle. on July 8 Mrs. Thomas, who spoke When asked what he was briefly with ,her husband by thmking about durmg his time in the raft, Thomas said, radurtelephone, said "she was "I worried about sharks and "very happy tbat he is sale and sound." He had taken off from Lakehurst, N.J, last Friday evening, hoping to reach PariS in an effort costing im estimated $200,000 with backing by a group of busmessmen. Wocd of the rescue was radioed bY the RussiBn vessel Thursday mormng· to a Canadian rescue center In Halifax, but bY then a nine· plane U S .Canadian rescue mission was already sweeping tile Atlantic searching lor Thomas Reprimand given Florida's Sikes By GENE BERNHARDT WASHlNGTON (UP!) c For the first time In its eight· year history, the House Ethics Committee Is tec ommendt\ ng a "repr1111811d" for a member, Rep. Robert L.F. Sikes , '?-p-,Q-<~:>-<~:>-<:>-.c><?o.o-.o~?>.:c:>;;;:::o;.:><::><:>.C><:><:i"<::>-o-o--o-0Gjo:~~ charged with using his off1ce 10 for personal gsin, according to sources close to the committee The charges against the I Florida Democrat, brought ' by Cmunon Cause, a cttlzens' advocacy oraanlzatlon, accused Slkes.of mls~ his position as chairman of a House appropnatlons sUbcommittee. The charges mvolve Sikes' ownership o! stock m t'alrchild industries, a major defense contractor ; sponsorship of legislation beneflttmg a landdevelopment group in Florida Criminal prosecutions , the IRS has on property adjacent to land It's bad enough when the government 'established a computerized tax depoSit alert he owned; and ownership of withholds substantial chunks of your paysystem to ldenllfy employers not making the shares m the First Navy check m prepayment of the Income lax or required deposits. Fnendly IRS officers Bank , which he helped for Social Security. It's worse when emvisit the employer to fmd out why he bas not ocganize, on the grounds of ployers, who do the actual withholding, m complied With the law. Delinquent em· the Pensacoli Naval Air turn w1thhold the money from the governplayers who are not recommended for Station. ment. 11!" cr1mmal prosecutions may be reqwred to There were only 127 cases In which • Sources said tile coouniltee file and paJII> taxes monthly mstead of voted that Sikes was "guilty employers were conv1cted o~ pled guilty to quarterly misuse of withholding taxes m l1scal year of misconduct of wrongdomg In another step, the IRS hils raiSed the m aU three areas." 1975. But th1s was more than double the mterest rate for delinquent Withholding number m the previous year, reports The unprecedented aclloo taxes from 6 per cent to about 7 per cent II - a recoiiUllendation that Commerce Cieanng House, and the Internal now nuctuates penodlcally so that it will be Sikes be- "repr111111lded for Revenue Serv1ce 1s continuing to crack closer to actual prl!Re lending rates charged viOlation of the eth1cal down. by commercial banks and sailings and loan standa,rds of the House" By federal law, employers must pay comparues Wlthholdmg trust funds over to the governwas the mildest the Some employers, 1t seems, wer~using conuruttee could take wttbout ment on ,a regular basis. Penalties for Withholdlhg tax trust funds as worldng finding Sikes lmocent ol the violations go up to a $5,000 fine and~r oni!' cap Ital mslead of borrowuig money thr"!18h charges year m pnson lending mst1tutions In add1Uon to an mcreased emphasis on The ccmmlltee CGUid bavt recommended ICtiGnl IIICh II Ctnlutt , lttipplnl of seniority and r I!CIImlttee compiamts, Caribbean governments are ~ ' ?Uifllht One immediate benefit from the econom1c summit conference be1ng held m taking a more act1ve role In people.to-people ~...!; ~:.·re­ San Juan, Puerto Rico, by PreSident Ford programs auned at wooing visitors and waled 10 UPI ..., IGUfces milking them want to come back v1 and s11: other western leaders, plus some 750 The Bahanuan government, lor m- cloee to the puel, hll not yet assorted diplomats, aides and secur1ty personnel, may be a shot m the arm for the stance has mtroduced a recogmtlon ~= ::eby~ progr~ to reward individuals for their tourism mdustry m the Car1bhean work mthe tourism mdustry, and new resort HOuse. The YIP's, of course, Will have enjoyed employe trauung schools Guadeloupe has Sikes, 70, could not be VIP treatment, wh1ch IS somelhmg the also started employe schools to unprove reached for COOlJ]ltnt liDordmary VISitor to the area has noticed a visitor serv1ces. Jalllllca has taken to rad1p mediately. Ethics Cmunittee scarc1ty of m recent years ts Chairman John Flynt, The Caribbean had a record 6 9 milliOn contacted at hiS Griffm, Ga, m ·its appeals to treat tourists like gues One of the most ambitiOUS programs IS tourists in 1974 Then came the worldwide m Puerto Rico, where the island's Tour.1sm home, said, "The cmumttee recessiOn That, coupled with mcreasing th 1e bY unanimous vote mstructed reports that the nabves were less than Development Company and e P~lva me not to release 1ts friendly, resulted man average drop of 10 sector have instituted TIGER (Trainmg In decision." per cent In tourism in 1974. Guest-Employe Relations) By taking the When told of the finding, Now the same two factors, or their parts of both touriSt and employe, par- Fred Wertheuner, v1ce preSJopposites, are responsible for a substantial ticlpants in ~ program learn hthaow ~ cope dent of Cmunon Cause, said, recovery which the Caribbean Tourism " 1 th typical 81tuaUons m a wa~ t eaves "This represents a major Association IS projectmg for this year. a both the employe and the toUI'Ist happy breakthrough m the battle ID ,marked improvement In the economy and a So far, well over 1,000 employees, ·have Congress face up to tile mcluding bellhops, maida and walters, have positive tournaround m the attitudes of taken part In TIGER semmars on Puerto islanders to vacationers. Fllcmg up to the validity of many tourist Rico. Editorial comment,' opinion, f~atures Employers holding out on withholding _,.. Welcome mat returns = Solution via strike: no better way? Everyone IS affected by a strike like that of the Umted Rubber Workers against the major tire manufacturers, which has 1dled 70,000 workers m 47 Cities and is now beading mto 1ts th1rd month. Hardest hit, of course, has been the rubber capital Itself. Akron, Ohio, Is losing $45,000 a week in mcome tax revenue and has belm sentmto an economic slwnp just when It was begmmng to recover from the recessiOn. Retail sales of aU kinds have dropped and there has been a general slowing of mdustnal productJon. Unem· played people wh~ might ~ve been hired are not bemg hired and banks are wonder~ng how long they can carry defaulted mort. gages • Elsewhere, whether they realize II or not, the strike 1s cos\mg every taxpayer in the country m the form of food stamps and other public a1d bemg prov1ded to the workers. New car buyers are gettlnjj an IOU Instead of a spare Ure as the automakers try to stretch out supplies to finish the 1976 model year What the polit1cal repercJ!SIIOn will be if the strike contmues and Detroit has to stop production m the m1ddle of the · election campaign 1s anybody's guess It would be one thing if the rubber workers were slrildng for a decerlt wage and decent wocking conditions But it 1s not as if they were whipped to their jobs, chained to their machin«:~~ and paid just enough to keep them on the edge of poverty What they are after Is a bigger p1ece of affluence, at least as big a piece aS they have seen their brethren In the automobile industry ach1eve, and lin annual cost-ofliving adjustment as a hedge against mflation. They are willing to put themselves Into the hole for years to attain it. The longer the strike continues, the less 1t becomes a matter of actual dollars and cents than a question of principle Unfortunately, more human suffering has been caused out of pnnciple than by sheer greed or villainy. In the meantime, like people who build houses on top of earthquake faults, Aki'omtes hav,e gotten used to the economic tremors caused by recurring shutdowns of their maJor industry. "We live through these thmgs every three yeara," says the city's finance director Isn't there a better way? • :J • • I COLUMBUS (UPI) -Dr. Wllliam A. Adrian, Franklin County coroner, aays prellmlnary autopsy findings on two of the 27$ patients receivmg overdoses of radiation at Riverside Hosp1tsl from March, 197$, through Jan 30, 1976, Indicated radiation the apparent major caUBe of their aeaths · Adrian, who refUIIed to Identify the two, said Th,ursday the mdlcatlons would be reviewed by a consultant for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, which Is Investigating the overdoses lo April, the hospital disclosed the 275 had rece1ved overd01e1 of radiation from 21 to 40 per cent abOve prescribed levels. At first they were attributed to a machine malfunction and later to a phyalclat's improper calculations. Of the total number, 30 the fact that they can be confusect with other have died. Autopsies were bills, many people don't like them. Ac- completed on all of them but cording to reports from blinks around the only two showed any country, merchants don't like them either radiation problems, Adrloo and are returning them as soon as they get said them. · One of the two apparently Nevertheless, the Treasury Intends to died of "radiation' enteritis persist and plans to print one f! for every and petltonltls" four $1 bills during the next several years (Inflammation of the because pf the savmgs it can realize in Intestine and abdomen) and prmtmg costs It wiU have mbre than 400 the other one from "acute million $2 bills In circula Uon by the end of radiation pneumonitis" June and (jouble that number by 1977. (pneumonia), a "secondary On paper, th&l IS. thin~! to radiation" which ' of serious problems professional integrity,'' Sikes,. was first elected to tbe House In 1941. His continuous service dates frolil 1945 and he Is filth in overall seniority. ~mmlttee - officially caUiid tlle House Stsndards ol Official Conduct Comrmttee - was formed in 1968 In an effort to avoid a repetitiOn of the uproar ca~d by the expulsloo of the tate Adam Clayton Powell, the New York Democrat convicted m the House of misusing the funds of the Comnuttee on Education and Labor, of which be was ch81rman. This year, maddition to the Sikes investigation, which has been under way for ¥Vera! months, the 6ommittee has been mvestigatmg the leak of secret mtelligence to CBS newsman Dame! Schorr. It also has been looking Into sex-scandal allega lions against Rep. Wayne Hays, DOhio, and Rep. John Young, D-Tex DIAMOND RAID WS ANGELES (UPI) Sheriff's deputies, wbo raided smger Neil Diamond's home Just before dawn Thursday, said they found about ~n ounce ol manjuana and a gracious host. The city attorney's off1ce will have to dec~de whether to bring a charge agamst D1amond. Under the liberalli.ed new marijuana law, posse5Slon of less than an OWJce 1s a misdemeanor ~rrymg a mamnum $100 nne. Diamond passed out auto· graphed cop1es of hiS new album, "Beautiful NoiSe" to the deJ)Jties as they left. FALANA FINFJ> HOLLYWOOD (UP! ) Singer Lola Fatana, 33, was lined $100 and placed 00 probatioo for a year on charges of possessmg and growlllg marijuana Officers said they lowid 34 grams of mariJuana and nine growmg plants m her West Hollywoodapartmentabouta year ago An attorney entered a no contest plea to the charges Wednesday . • A half mllllon tourists and 4,000 IIIIi· training cadets left a jln&le In the tan ol cily businessmen and a frayed..round·the«<le• look on this picture-bOOk city, America'• flrat resort. : The big ships put out into the Atlantl,c to skirt the south shore ol Long Ialand en route to Operation Sail Independence I?•Y festlviUea in New York Harbor. SmaUer cran beeled Into lAng Island Sound for short hopt to Westcbester arid North Shore towns before docking July 3 outside New York. Newport's crowds and shingled boutique!! left a first Image of America In the mind of man~ cadets, some In training in their country's Navy or merchant marin~ and others out to build character, find adventure or have a line lark In their first U. S landfall. By JOHN PLATI'ER would cancel the trip, ocfglnaUy scheduled for July 1 to relinquish formally tlie chairmanship Ill the African body. At the Ugandan strongman's urging, the guerrillas, numbering between lour and sill had extended their death threat deadline by three days to 7 Aiterrourdaysof~op a.m. EDT Sullday. bargaimng dur1ng which he In ex~hange for the secured the release of about remaining hostages-most of 150 non.Jewish passengers them lsraelis--tlle terrorists hijacked in an Air France are demanding the release of Airbus over Greece SUnday, more than $0 militant Amln new to the Indian sympathizers from jails In Ocean Island of Mauritius for Israel, which holds 40 of the annual OrganWition of them, WestQennany, Kenya, Afncan Unity summ1l France and Switzerland. meeting, radio Uganda sa1d. The negotiations continued Earlier, sides had said he mto their fifth day, w1th NAIROBI, Kell)'& (UPI) Ugandan President ldi Arnln today gave up his personal role m negoUatloos with proPalestinian guerrlllss stU! holding nearly 100 Jewish hostsges at gunpoint against a Sunday deadline loc releue of dozens of political prisoners , He said the male caller did not connect himself With any terrorist organization. The Essex County Superior Courthouse explosion in New· buryport occurred at 3.4S a.m. "lt was bombed," a New· buryport police spokesman SBld. The courthouse bomb apparently was placed in a second floor corner off1ce ~d by the probation officer It blew QUt all the windows in the front of the two-etory structure built m 1801). Glass and pieces of wOOd were scattered across the street. The2'h ton, National Guard truck was one of 50 vehicles parked in colunms about 100 yard!! away from the two- Somali AmbaSilllCior Hasham Abdulla Farrah convtylrig , the terrorists' demands lllld French Ambassador Pierre Renard stsyinl! In touch with Paris. . They were, being joined at Enlebbe by a political 81\vlser to Yauer Arafat, chairman of the Palestinian Liberation Organlzatiop which has denied compllcll)' in the hijacking. Arafal's, envoy, Hanf·El Hassan, left Cairo Thursday In a special. military aircraft placed at hiB disposal by Egyptian President Anwar Sadat. Ofll·. clais at Entebbe 'ilrport,• where the remaining hostsges are held, could not coof!rm that llassan had joined the airport negotiations. 1 l I l : t FUNDS GRANTED COLUMBUS (UP!) - An $83,300 U.S. Department of Transportation grant to Montgomery County was announad Thursday by Ohio Hesltlt Director Dr. John G. Ackerman. Ackerman said the funds would cootlnue a 240-hour program for ambulance paramedics at .--Good Samaritan Hospital In Dayton through June, 1977. About 300 ·ambulance paramedics will be trained durlng the period • Firemen and emergency medical service persons from 12 southwestern Ohio counties already have par~clpated in the program. . - - - - - - - - - - - ,, • 1 i}~..I~Y:6_ ! I •• • ~" uuurr.,: I 1 ~-- Ben Batey is thankful Dear Sir· I want to thank the lawyer and the person who took care of my wife's dog. . Besides her selllng 10 pups from this dog, I tbink $3,000 is -a very reasonable price for taking care of her. - Yours Ben Baley . Meigs 4-H ~lub News The Meigs Cu Better Beef Uvestock club met at the home of Byron Miller on June 18, with one advisor and 20 members in attendance. Byron Miller demonstrated how to clip and curl steers. Mrs Miller aerved refresh· ments. The next meeting was scheduled for July 6 at the Windon home. - Sonia Carr ON JUNE 24-28, the 5 Point Star Stitchers Jr. Leaders camped' out at Forked Run with lwo advisors and 12 members attending. Cooking from the outdoor cookery book served as a project lesson and refreshment. The club met again on June 28 at Trinity Church w1th three advisors, 10 members, and ei&ht mothers attendmg. DllcUiied were alathlon tour to the Vienna MaD and horllback rldinc at Tuppara Plains. Project lelaons were given on demonstrat10111 and 4-H national report forms by Jackie Starcher and Pat Holter. A demonstraUon on creativity m clothes was given by Susie Carpenter and a report on the camp out was given Loulae Michael. Refreshments of punch and cookies were served by Mrs. Perrin and her daughter Beth. The next meeting was schedulilld for July 7 at Mary by Mora's home with a fashion tour of the Vienna Mall and horseback riding planned. Carolyn Bowen and Denile White. The Mlxed·Up Hot-Shots Club met June 28 at the Dwaine Jordan home wi~ · two advisors and severn members present. Selling steer Ucketa and attending a 'Reds Baseball · game were discuslied and each member lllade a report on his or her project. BasebaU and Boxing served as recreation followed . by refreshments of watermelon. The next meeting w8.s scheduled July 6 at the home of Dorsey Jordan . Bryan Jordan ' The Meigs County Better Uve~tock Dairy club mel· J11111 22 at the home ol Jim Carnahan with two advllora and Ia member• attendlnl. The 4-11 Dairy neepelakea was dlacuased and Tony • Carnahan, Janla Carnahan, and Julie Tlla18 gave demonstrations on cattle and maldnl a calf blanket: Janla Carnahin served <tllilresh• menta. Th' next meeting was scheduled for July 8 at Dean and Mary Colwell's home. Kathy Parker. •r him m semce retUrns " I did have plenty of chances, but he made more of his than I dad of mine " Borg said the victory was "easier than l expectea - Roscoe didn't serve as well as he usually does He was more inconsistent than I've known him bdore . " Nastase, who turns 30 later this month, went back to h1s hotel unmediately after his trmmph for a chat w1th Fred Perry, the pre.war tr1ple winner who is adVISing the Romaruan how to hold •hiS temper. Nastase lost 11 bnefiy m his match w1th Ramirez and h1t a photographer w1th a towel Billie Jean King moved a step closer Thursday to " and triggered a threHUn, ,IJPI Sporll Writer ninth-Inning that enabled •Frank RobiAson, who sent Oakland w defeat Kansas 1 Bob Reynolds down to the City. Banda's game-winning/ minors just before the stsrt of bomer, which Increased his the season, floored the Toledo ' league-leading total to 16,\ pitcher with a left-right came off Marty Pattin and combination Wednesday helped reliever Rollie Risht during an exhibition Fingers to his fourth win. game, and he expressed no Tigers 4, Orlolea 0: regret whatsoever lor his Dave Roberts tossed a actions. four-hitler for his eighth win "If the circumstances were in pitching Detroit ID l,ts tile same, I would do It fourth strwght VIctory and With COBRA again," Robinson said handing Baltimore Its fourth =::.:..:::=-=.:.._~----' ~$9,912. 2-Way CB Radio Thursday night before hiD Joss In a row Alex Johnson team's game w ilh the homered lor the Tigers Yankees. 'iHe was throwing Brewen 8, Red Sox 5: the ball low all night and Jack Heidemann scored when I come up It suddenly from second base on Bernie goes over my head Carbo's infield single In the "He never said a word a!ter lOth inning as Milwaukee • MODELZ9 LAUSANNE, Switzerland Lord Killanin saad, "I am Canadian government now the pitch and when I walked •snapped a six.game losing ' "THE TRUCKER'S Z-WAY." by him, I said, 'You got a lot streak with a victory over ( UP! ) - A few hours befor~ warned about the dangerous recogmzes the People's Broncos acquire -ol guts throwing at me m a Boston Heidemann came aU the first of 10,000 athletes precedent set when a country Republic of China " • Fea1u1e nch and g1ves you all The 100 told Sharp the Fair Hooker 23 channels loud and clear Ingame like this " ' the way home when shortstop were due to arrive in can decide wh1ch countries clude s Dynarmke RF Gam Con· Robinson said Reynolds Rick Burleson fielded Montreal loc the summer compete under which flag at Canadian action "was m DENVER (UPI) - W1de tro l Delta Tune and AdJustable Olympics, the Canadian the Olympics. , . direct confhct of the Shot back, "You had a lot of - Carbo's grounder in tbe hole rece1ver Fair Hooker, a fifth Squelch Max1mum le~al flOWer "I do not look at this as just government revealed It had fundamental Olympic guts sending me down, you and just missed throwing the round draft • ch01 ce of FCC type accepted " " Brewer outfielder out at f1rst denied entry mto the country a Chmese situation. It 1s the prmclpies, 1n whi ch no Cleveland m 1969, Thursday whole precedent involved. We discrunmat1on IS permitted was acqwred by the Denver to Taiwanese athletes. "So I dropped him," Robin- base. The International Olympic will have to discuss it very against any country , or Broncos from the San son said. "I d1dn't have to ADgell 2, White Sox 1: person , on the grounds of FranciSCO 49ers for two play in the game. I wanted to Bill Melton, an ex-White Committee charged the carefully." • Free demonstration The action by the Ottawa race, religwn or political reserve players and an undiShelp the Toledo ballclub and Sox' stsr, doubled and scored · Canadian government w1th • Full CB serv1ce tl\e fans and this is what a run mthe second lnmng and bad la1th and a breach of goverrunent is the first time affiliation " • FCChcense closed draft chOice The IOC noted that as late h!lppens " singled home what proved to "fundamental Olymp1c m the history of the Olymp1c 5 Gallon application mcluded The 6-foot-1, 195-pound movement that a government as April 11 , 1975, the Hooker spent five years with Robinson's fiery spirit be the winning run In the prlnctples " Canada ~oes not have di- has cblillenged the Olympic Ca nadia n govern ment the Browns and last season seems to have enveloped the third to g~ve califorma a plomatic relations with charter. Adolph Hltler tned 1\ approved the Issuance of an played m the World Football Indians club and It showed triumph over Chicago Sid Ta1wan , that tiny Island m 1936, when the games were mv1tat10n ID 'l'a1wan, wl\lle League Hooker, 29, had h1s Thursday mght whet! they Monge ivent six Innings to Punches nation off the Chinese staged in Berlin, but he the Montreal • delegaUon, best season m 1971 when he £llged the Yankees, 3-3, In the gain his fourth win in six first ' game of a four-game dectslons while Ken Brett mainland, but does recogruze backed off when the IOC told when 1t b1d for the games at caught 45 passes the People's Republic of him to keep out of 1ts affairs. Amsterdam m 1970, "gave aU senes to shave New York's suffered the loss. The Broncos gave up guard 1o a prepared statement, assurances that \il!re was Brian Goodman and tight end China. lead m the AL East to six Meta 13, Cardinals o; TV & APPLIANCE It IS now too late to stop the IOC said it had been nothing to hinder, tf' restrict, games. John Milner capped a sixBob Adams for Hooker GAS SERVicE Pat Dobson, an ex-Yankee, run sixth mnlng w1th h1s Montreal's troubled $1 4 advised by Mitchell Sblirp, m any way the attendance of Goodman signed as a free was a key f1gure m the second grand-slam homer in billion games, but the IOC acting Secretary of State for all athletes." alfent last season but never Ractne , Oh1o Chester, OhiO The statement added, "had was activated Adams played victory ash~ allowed justfive f1ve days and Jon Matlack hinted It might withdraw 1ts External Affairs, that the 985-3301 YB5·3307 h1ls m seven mnings to ,pitched a f1ve-hitter for his- patronage, which means the Taiwanese would not be there been any reservations, m Denver's !mal two games 949-2020 Chester, Oh10 penrutted to enter Canada, "festival of youth" will go on Montreal would not have become the AL's first !(). loti) victocy to spark New the usual "In v1ew of the poli!Ical been awarded the games in 1D 1975 game wmner York's rout of St. Lams It without "This IS one of the b1ggest was the seventh straight pageantry-very much part situation prevalhng m favor of Los Angeles and of the Olympics-and medal Canada and the fact that the Moscow " games of the season for us, " triumph for the Mels wmners w11l not rece1ve adm1tted Ropinson, whose Padres 5, Dodgers 3: pjnch-hil sacrifice fly m the Fred Keqdall hit his f1rst Olympic awards. The OlympiCS are sixth innlng•drove m the go· home run smce 1974 m tbe scheduled to open July 17. ahead run. flfth inning and Johnny 'I'Ile first hatch of athletes, ' In other AL games, j Grubb and Tlto Fuentes each Oakland topped Kansas City, drove in a pair of runs to those from the Sov1et Umon, sporhng competltlon to By GREGORY JENSEN S'-2, Detro1t blanked spark San Diego over Los Britain and Italy, were m WIMBLEDON , England promote mternahonal ljallimore, W , Milwaukee Angeles. Kendall's homer mid-Atlantic when the IOC (UP! ) - A:! far as the United relabons got to the pomt nipped Boston, ~ . m 10 came off Dou,g Rau, who lost made known 1ts disagree- States Temus Association IS where many natwns would inmngs, and Califorrua edged to the Padres lor the first ment w1th the Canadian concerned, enough 1s refuse to pla y those With QMago, 2-1 lime m f1ve lifetime government. whose policies 1t di'Sagreed Speakmg m Dublin, where enough. A's 51 Royals 2: decisions, and helped Brent The SoVlet Umon drove The country that gave the Sal Sando's second homer Strom to h1s e1ghth wm In IS UP! reached h1m by world the DaVIS Cup 76 years home the pomt at Thursday's telephone, IOC President ago Thursday pulled out annual Davi!; Cup meetmg by of the game snapped a 2-2 be decisions permanently from the global saymg 1t would refuse to play competition because of Chile m 1977 1f the two were a t Tuckaway~ontinued political paired m oppos1t1on at Saturday's draw. mterlerence "Why won 't Russ1a play "The Dav1s Cup has been hasn't had a tournament . card the GMO usually lacks. deter10ratmg m quality year agamst Chile•" asked a MILWAUKEE (UP!) Ken Still and the par-busters, victory since 1970 He had Zoeller, a second-year pro , after year because of thiS bewildered Ed Moria of who chased hun, talked in four birdies m each ~ole credited his scormg to Tuck· continual political mterferen- Argentina afterwards almost reverent tones about round and no bogeys and said away's fme condition. ce,'' sa1d Joseph Carnco, "They've got no apartheid m the Tu~kaway Country Club simply, "I played a solid "Any time you have good chllll'lTI8n of the U S DaviS Ch1le Next yeanl may be my :course, as though they had game of golf " fall'Ways and good greens Cup comrruttee : country, or the United States, 1 ,found some sort of Valhalls A lot of other golfers als6 you're gomg to have those "We have got to get tbe or Braz1l " for heroic golfers In found the 7,010-yard low numbers," he sa1d . goverrunents out of tenrus " The Managment •Thursday's f1rst round of the Tuckaway course easy Zoeller had five birdies, a Britain and France Commit tee of the cup'$130,000 Greater Milwaukee pickings as 50 golfers shot bogey and an eagle donated by Dw1ght F. Davis sub-par round~ and 18 more The field . of ISO will be _ withdrew from the 1971 of St Lams m 1900-- tried to ·Open The reason for theit prBise shot even1J8r 72 shced in hall after today's, competltlon m sympathy with change the rules to put The top PGA stars were second rourid and 11 appeared the American stand. South pohtics out of court. ,may have heen their scores, led by Still's elght.under-par absent Ol)ce agam at the mnth the surVIvors may have to be Airlca- which won the cup by 4-ply polyester cord body But 1ts motwn to bar any m 1974 when !nd1a 64 Dave Hill and Fuzzy armual GMO, preparing for near par to make the lmal default refused to play it in the final nabon for a year if 1t refused Zoeller were just two strokes next week's British Open and field. A78-13 to pla y another lor pohhcal Defendmg champ1on Art schedule~ for Johannes- reasons, and to suspend 1t for back -with six-under par 66s the tournament was struck Blackwel( and eight other pros were another blow when Lee Wall shot a llrst\iound 72. burg- sald It also was three years 1f 11 pulled out this Plus S1 74 Trevino w1thdrew w1th a bad Don Iverson of La"crosse, considering followmg the way twice 1nllveyears, failed bunched at 67 FE T and lead. ' "I don't shoot 32'1 m pairs back after playmg in the pro- W1s , and former state Us by three votes to gam the South Afnca was one of the old t1re very often," quipped Still, am. It had been hoped he amateur champion A~dy nec essary two-thirds mam targets of Dav1s Cup who won the GMO m 1969 but would he the b1g drawmg North both had 68s politics. Mexico twtce beat majoc1ty Size The Umted States, which 24 . Bleckwall the Umted States and then pulled out against South hours previously had warned 821.95 878-13 ~ :: Ainca m protest against that 1t would withdraw from the Standmgs ... nation's apartheid policies. com!ll'blion unless there was 22.95 C78·14 Averages a change m the rules, then But other nations also suf:~ 078-14 23.95 Results :·. ... fered. What began as a made 1ts resignation off1c1al. E78-14 24.95 "We fmd 1t mtolerable to "··· 1 Major League Standings 8 h Major League Results rrux pohhcs wtth tennlS," Ooklond 37 38 493 1 Bell. Cte 70 266 11 84 316 F78-14 26.95 By United Press International Chicago 33 38 465 10 /l Chomblss. NY 70 292 37 89 305 By um ed Press 1n1erna11onat Carrtco scud , National League National League Minnesota 33 39 .458 11 HOME RUNS G78-14 27.95 East Carnco, however, dtd not Callforma 32 45 .4 16 14 V~ NATIONAL LEAGUE Kmg Phda at Mon tre al . ppd ra in W L Pet GB Thursday 's G1me! man . NY 27 , Schmidt , Ph1l 21; . rule out the possibility of the H78-14 29.95 Philadelphia 50 20 714 000 000 ooo- 0 5 1 Mllwaul\ee 6 Boston 5, 10 Inns Foster C1n 16 , Monday Ch1 St LOU IS h ., 29 586 9 P1tlsburgh N•w Y or k 100 036 03x1 3 9 0 US reJ Oimng t e Cleveland 3 New York 2 and Morgan Cm 13 G78-15 28.95 New York 40 37 519 13117 Callfor nill 2 Ch1cago 1 AM E R I CAN LEAGUE For Sch, Rasm ussen. {5) Cur ·competltion 31 42 42l 201h Oakland 5 Kensas City 2 Sf LOUIS Banda , Oak 16, L May , Ba it , Hs (6), Wa llace {6 1 Solomon '• We would love to t come H78-15 21'12 Detro1t 2 Baltimore 0 30.95 Ghlcago 30 43 R1ce and YastrzemskL 8os 13, (8), G re~f (8) and Ferguson , 24 43 Jl8 241/~ M ontreal Motlac ~ 110 2) and Hodges LP back,'' he Said "All we need (Only gl!lmes sch eduled l Hendrick, Ctev anct Otis, KC 12 L78 -15 ' 32.95 We st • Today ' s Probable P1tchers RUNS BATTED IN - Forsch 12 31 HR- New York, 1s some rules that will let us W L. Pel. GB NATIONAL LBGUE Fos Milner llOihl I All Tlmu EDT! . I I I , Clnclnne tl 46 29 61 3 - ' JUS p ay enrus Oakland I Blue 6 6l et Ka nsas ter Cin l!lnd Kmgman, NY 62, Plus S1 74to S3 08 FE T per 11re depending on s1ze and old tlrt Los Angeles 42 3l 545 5 Coly (Leonard 7 31, 8 JO p m Schm 1dl Phil 57 , Perez (!n 54 , Los Angeles 011 100 ooo- 3 9 o Sen Diego 40 36 526 61/a C-atif()rn li!! (Kirkwood 2 7) at Morgan . C1n 52 ~SIZe 5 nb design ~ Whitewalls add $3 Diego Q30, 110 OOx-{6J5 and 11 1 r- - - - - - - - - -... Atlanta 34 41 ~S3 12 Aau sosa (5) Hough Minnesota (Hug hes. 4 8), 9 p m AMERICA~ LEAGUE Bur San •23.85 (9bra. BAUM'S TRUE RIDENOUR VALUE STORE story headquarters of the lsi Battalion, JOist Infantry on VICtory Road. The compounil is surrounded by a locked, but unguarded chalnllnk fence . The airport ~omblng catapulted Joe Lunday, aJl aircraft maintenance foreman, down the stairs of the bombed plane. Two men standing 50 yards away m the foggy 'llllst dashed over to Lunday, pulling him from the craft just as a second explosion .shot flames 150 feet into the air. The plane was a New YorkBoston shuttle which landed at 3:30 p.m. Thursday -and: was left Inside a hanger untU . II ·30 p.m. when it was towed outside. Two hours later the first bomb exploded Letters of opinion are welcomed. They sboald be less lbaa 300 words long (or be subject to reduclloa by the editor) and must be signed wilh lbe 1lpee'1 ad· dress. Nemes may be withheld upoa pablleaUoa. However, oo requelt, names will be diaclosed. Letten should be Jn good taste, addressing Issues, not personalllles. play well," she said " It's very tough to play ChriS at any lime. You have to go for .eveo point because she 1s such ~ consistent player , She 15 p!Jiymg better thao she did this time last year " ' Tl\e men's smgles semifinals gave the women a tough act to follow Fourth· seeded Bjorn Borg at 2Q became one of the youngest players w , each the hhals Saturday by beating bighittin g s~ven th -see d e d Roscoe Tanner, &-4, 9-8, 6-4, wh 1ie third-seeded llie Nastase ol Romama carved an artiStic 6-2, 9-7, 6-3 victory over eighth-seeded Raul Rarrurez of MexiCO "f made a lot of errors and on b1g points I m1ssed,' ' sa1d Tanner "Not by a whole lot, but I missed He put more pressure on me than l d1d on Evonne,'~ Evert another entry m the record books when she and Betty SI.Qve of Holland moved IniAl lh~ finalS of the women's doubles where they wlll meet Evert and Navrat1lova Saturday. If Kmg wins 1t will be her 20th Wimbledon title, breaking the old rec<!rd of 19 set by Elizabeth Ryan In smgles and doubles competition between 1914 and 1934. FIBER ALUMINUM ROOF COATING ~---------------------------, 1 "The last tlnie I lost to said, "I said I would 11pve to change my game the next time we played But I am not going to play her way I am going to bave to play my way, stay on the baseline and hit deep I always seem to play well agamst Evonne She makes me ra1se my games because she IS lKl tough." Goolagong said she prefers to be nervous when she steps out onto the court anQ confides that will be an easy cond1hon to reach knowmg her opponent will be Evert. "It g1ves me that competitive feeling I need to B.Y ROBERT MUSEL _ WIMBLEDON, England !UP!) - Top«eded ChriS Evert says second-seed Evonne Goolagong should be the favorite when the two women meet Friday in the singles final , of the $2Sl,OOO W1mbledon tennis tourhament because she has nev~r beaten her Australian foe on grass. The bookmakers, however, refute Evert's assessment and have mad'e' the 21-yearold tennis machine a slight favorite to win the '17,700 first prize w1th Goolagong taldng the runnerup purse of Taiwan denied entry 3 bombs set off in East BOSTON (UPI) - Three bombs exploded early today destroymg a commemal aircrafl, a National Guard truck and damagmg a courthouse north ol Boston The FBI Immediately linked two of the bombings. An explOSive device placed under a truck at the Massachusetts National Guai'd Armory 10 the city's Dorchester sectloo went off at 12:47 a.m.. Jt was followed at I :40 a~ m. by the bombmg of a commercial Eastern Atrhnes plane a ~ Logan International Airport FBI specwl agent Bernard McCabe wd an anonymous telephone caller warned Eastern Airlines about I a.m. that bombs would go off at the air(>ort and armory. Both bombs were apparently placed under \he truck and the aircraft, according to McCabe. There were no InJuries reported m • any of the explos10ns, although one peraon was shaken. "We haven't connected all three, but the airport and truck bombings are probably connected because the caller who telephoned Eastern AirlineF said there would be bombs explodmg at the airport and Dorchester," said McCabe. • n By FRED MeMANE Amin quits guerrilla talks . - happens when a body becomes weakened from radiatioo . " It looks like they had radiation problems," Adrlon said. "I really don't have the scientific data in my hands ID make that rullng yet All I have at this lime is our raw data that we get from our autopsies " The autopsy Information was turned over to Dr . Saenger of Eugene Cincinnati, a collllultant for the NRC He alao is getting 'Information from the hospital The Dai~. Sentinel charts and rues to use aa the DEVOTED TO THE basis for a later report. INTEREST OF MEIGS-MASQ.N AR_EA Tom Clark, Riverside CHESTER L TANNEHILL public relations direct! or, 1 Exec Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH said it was importsnt to , CIIJ Edt tor discover If the people died. Publ1she da ll y' excepr Saturday by Th e Oh lo • from their dlseue or fr_om Va ll ev Pub lis hing Com "over-ndlatlon." The pany , 111 court St, Pomerov Ohio <5769 1pollelman i'oted· that lor Bullntta Ofrlce Phone "2· many peraont, radiation 2156 Editorial Phone f92 2157 therapy Ia a Jut reaort at Sec:onc:t clan postaae many had terminal cancer. Plitt at Pomeroy , onto National advertlsmg Adrlon said the two representat i ve Ward . patients did not show any Griffith Company, rnc Botllnelll & Gallagher Dlv signs of tUIIIOr but did show 757 Th l rd A ve New York ' N Y 10017 ' signs of radiation He said he Subscription rates did not know how much of an Delivered b>t carrier wher e available 1.5 c:ent1 per 1 overdoes the two received. week By Motor Route But he added that "a lot of the Where c;arrler service not evlllleble , One month patients" treated with S3 2s ev mall m Ohio and radlatioo at the hospital were w Va . One Veer. S22 oo . Six months Sll 50 , Three "golnl! down the hill (die) no months , S7 oo Elsewhere matter what Is done " $26 00 year 51.~ months \: 13 SO, three montt11. S7 SO "I wonder how many price Inc ludes people are hvmg today ' SubsCrlpl!on "' l .:~ , ,... . _ ,.~ "- "'Oiii1 el because lheY.Am"too much," he said r ' • beating windw~rd todJJy Ed. Note: See NEA's "Tall Ships" fea tured on page 30\oday In a Dally Sentinel's Bicentennial section. • • By Laurie Horn NEWPORT, R I (UP! ) - Cannon lire echoed around the harbor and the last of the 20 Tall Ships headed lor New York to join the armada olmternaUonal vessels celebrating the nation's Bicentennial • Down at a bar on Goat Island, 'heads barely lifted from mugs of beer as the old Newport yachting guard breathed deeper just to hear the cannons signal. the end "It's over," sighed a bicycle concession stand owner just back from a hop across the wharf to quaff a few at the Black Pearl, a . chic outdoor bar that mushroomed this week mto the hub or the Tall Ships street scene. Bookies_make Evert favorite RQbby floors ·former Indian of 20 Tall Ships • Radiation fatal 2 ~ulop~ies show Curious case of the $2 bill A minor mystery of the day Is whatever happened to aU thole ~ biliS- 225 mllllon of them - the Treuury Department put into clrculaUon on "Twosday," Aprlll3. A Jot of people had them wstmarked llKI framed as collector's items. Others are evjclently hoarding bundlel of them.In the apectaUon that they may be discontinued, ulhey were In 11185, and someday be worth more than their lace value. Major reason lor the scarcity of the $2 bill, however, seems to be a general lack of pubUc acceptance now that the novelty has worn off. Whether it's due to superstiti\)ll9r ' ~ Last ' res ne U. S. ends competition _Par-busters put in awe DELUXE CHAMPIOI 95 t·~ the SCOREBOARD .,, Houston 34 41 ~53 J2 San ~ ran c isco 31 47 397 l6 1h Thundav's Results Phila at Monfr e, I. ppd , rain New Ygrk 13 St Louis 0 Sa n Diego 5 Los Angeles 3 <Only games schectuledl Today•s Probable Pitchers IAll Times EDT) Louis IMcGlolhen 6 71. 8 30 pm Montreal {Fryman 8 S) at St Chicago {S tone 0 Ol at New York (l<oosman 7 6J , 8OS p m Phllod•lphlo ILonborg 10 41 at Pltlsburoh IR•uss 1 ll, 8OS pm Los Angeles (Sutton 71) at San Diego (Foster 2 4), 10 p m Atlanta !Messersmith I 6) at San Francisco {Montefusco 7 7!.110Spm Ho~;~ston ( RIchard 7 9 and Andujar 3 .tl) at CmC:Innatl (Z achry 6 3 and Norman 6 I L 2, • 5.30 p m 5aturdly's G•mes Chicago at New York Philadelphia at P1ttsburoh Montreal at Sl . L.ouls, night Houston at Cincinnati , nigh t San Diego at Los Ang, n1ght Atlanta et San Franc1sco American Lt19Ut Eosl W L Pel. GB 43 27 6\A New Vgrk 37 33 .529 6 Cleveland 35 35 500 8 Detroit 3< 36 A86 9 Boston 3438A7210 B;atti more 26 41 381 15'/a Milwaukee Will W. L Pel. GB Kansas my 4< 21 611 Texas 40 JD l71 3 rougM , Te)t SA , Mayberr y, KC Texas (8 tyleve11 6 Bl at Chicago (Johnson 57) 9 p m Boston (Pole 3 I ) at M il waukee {Augustine 2 .tl), 8 JO Rodrigu ez . Strom (87) and 51. Otts , KC and Chambliss , Kendatl LP- Rau (6 6) HR NY 49 , MuJ)SOn, NY 18 San Qlego , Kendall t ll STOLEN lASES NAl'IONAL lEAGUE Cede no Hou 27 . UrO<k. St L 2A , pm (Only games scheduled) American league Moroan, Cln 22, Lopes. LA and ( 1o Innings) Boston 100 002 101tr-- 5 11 2 Taveras. Pitt 20 AM E R I C AN LEAGUE Mllwauke 010 000 220 1- 6 11 1 Pa tek. KC 37 . Bavlor . Oak 34. Jenktns, Murphy {7) , Cleve Carew, M lnn and Nort h Oak tend (8) , House ( 10 } and Fisk Slaton , Fnsella ( 10 } and 33 . Campaner1s , Oak 27 Port er WP- Frlsella (1 0) lP PITCHING - Cleveland (4 3) Most Victories New Yor k (Hunter 9 7J at Cleveland (Wat tS 2 2) 7 30 p m Detroll (Ruhle 5 31 al Bot It more (P!Imer 9 7}, 7•30 p m Saturday 's Games Callfornte at M1nnesota Texas i!lt Chicago Oakland at Kan City mght Boston at M ilwaukee. night New York at Ctevelend, night Baltimore at Det roit. nigh t NATIONAL LEAGUE . Jones. so "J Matlack, NY 10 2 N•w York ( 001 000 Ol tr-- 2 I 0 000 002 lOx- 3 l1 0 Ru thVen . Clevelan d All 91, Kaat, Ph il 82 , Figueroll, Jackson (6) Tl 171 , Lyle 171 and Christenson. Ph d 8 3, Fryman , drow Mtl and Seaver . NY 8 5. Stro m . Hendr icks, Heaty (7), Dobson . Kern (8) and LaRoche (8) 50.8 7 • Lonborg, Ph d Major League Lnders By Un1ted Press International 10 4, ntDEAWAY A~ '76 Kawasaki K%400 SPICIAL fares tone Street Bike • Ou1et four stroke l6J LIMITED TIME OFFER OHC 398cc engone BATTING (bUedon 17511blts) AMERICAN LEAGUE bob AShbV WP- Dobson 110 ll LP NATIONAL LEAGUE son , Clev 10 S. Tanana. Cal and - Figueroa (9 S) G AB A H Pet FitzmorriS , KC 9 A Tl&nt , Bos , 010 100 003- 5 9 1 Oliver. Pit "62 252 Al 90 357 Figueroa, NY and Perrv. Tex 9 Oakland ~ McBride St L S1 198 29 67 338 S, Palmer. Ba Jt and Hunter . Foster. Cln 61 265 AO 89 336 NY 9A7 UN AVERAMorgan, Cin 60 191 52 64 335 E RNED R "E Crawtrd. 51 L 60 201 26 47 333 ' { b.sed on 63 innmts p1tched) NATIONAL LEAGUE. Frels Montanez, Afl 78 305 32 99 325 Cey, LA 66 240 37 78 325 Ieben SO 2 16 , Stanhouse , Mtl Ros•. Cln Gr iffey, Cln 75 69 Andrews Hou 44 185 25 59 AMERICAN LEAGUE 0 AI R H ri 29A "~~· Breii, KC LeFlore 0.1 6526~ 45 93 McRae, KC 72 270 45 90 Rivers. NY 62 210 ~ 91 61232 32 75 Lynn. Bos Munson , NY 66 267 33 86 Oet Carew.Min Paltln 16 ), Mmgor l 191. Llltel l (9 } and Martinez , StinsOn (9 ) WP- Flnoers (~ 51 LP - Patt 1n (2 8 ) HRs-OB~ktand , Sando 2 303 63 98 323 2 19, Foster SO 2 35, Zac~ry . 1161 258 57 83 322 Cln and Hough, LA 2 Al Geron1m0, Cn 66 210 28 67 319 Boone, Ph t1 61 188 J1 60 319 Stau~. ooo- Kansas C1ty 001 100 2 81 Mtt che iL Ftng ers (8) lll"'d Haney , Newman (7), Bird , 319 Pet 361 3<6' 333 325 323 322 70 '2Sl 34 80 319 70 211 o 88 J1a ' AMERICAN LEAGUE Tr8 vers, Mil 1 96 , Fldrych Det Ca l ifornia 2 ~ ~ Lyle, NY 208. Garland, Chicago Bolt 216, Kern, Clove 22l STRIKEC.UTS NATIONAL LEAGUE: Sea ver. NY 111. Richard. Hou Sl, Nlekro, All 86. Messersmith , All 85 ; Montefusco SF 80 AMERICAN LEAGUE • Ryan Cal 135 , Tanana. Cal 127. 011 000 ooo- 2 8I your.J todsy .............................. lllO- 1 4 I Monge. Drago (7), Scotl 181 and Elchebarren . Breit 13 31 :..."'='-~and Downing , Humphrev '191 WP- Monge lA 21 JIR SPORT SHOP D•lrolt 000 101 ooo- 2 ll op.n Frkllly lvlftlnl Till Baltimore ooOOOOODO- 0 A l ' 741 E. Mlln tnRoberlS IB 61 end Freehen, 000 000 Blyleven Tex 107 Jenkms , Bos R Mav (55 ) and Duncan HR~ 99 , Hunlcr , NY 83 1 .... Oetroll , Johnson {5 ) ;r::................... 1 o. POMEROY HOME & AUTO ' 60~ e. Main St. Brake Service - Front End Alignment 992-2094 Pomeroy, 0 . �<. 3- The Daily Sentinel, Mlddleport.Pomeroy,O., Friday, July 2, tm 2- The Da1ly Senhnel, Middleport-Pomeroy,O 1 Fnday , July 2, 1916 Balloonist Thomas won't try it again United Preas lolernatloaal Karl Thomas, "a little b1L on the sore s1de" with cracked r1bs and perhap6 a bruised ego from his splash into the sea, doubts he'll make another try at becoming th~ first man to pilot a balloon across the Atlantic Ocean "I think we've glVen 1t our shot We'D let someone else make it I'm sure someone w1ll," the 27-year-old Germarborn adventurer sa1d Thursday m a radiotelephone mterVlew from a Russ1an vessel, .which plucked hliR from a life raft Speaking w1th rad1o station . CJCH, Halifax, Canada, Thomas sa1d he plunged Into the ocean from h1s llktoryhigh red, wh1te and blue balloon, then swam to a life taft he had released, after wondering 'What am I doing be1ng caught in a here?"' As for 'his present thunderstorm early Jast Sunday about 550 miles condition, Thomas said, "I'm southeast of New York City- a little bit on the"sore side. J "I had to jwnp 200 feet feel pretty good now that I'm from the gondola to the sea on board this ship. You can't and J cracked a few ribs on believe how good 1t is to be on the r~ght s1de I suffered some a sbtp" He SBld the Russians"are mtermil bleeding in the right "taldng great care ol me, lung, but it's stopped," he better than my mother " said . Thomas' bid aboard his Thomas floated m the raft, with no food or fresh water, "Spirit of '76" was the !3th until Wednesday night, when unsuccessful attempt to cross he sighted and signaled the the Atlantic m a balloon SIX 423-foot Russian steamer persons have died In the prior "Dekabr1st," which picked efforts. Thomas, who operates a him up. small airport, lives In Troy, The boat plans to arrive in Mich., with his bride of two Rotterdam, the Netherlands, months, Michelle. on July 8 Mrs. Thomas, who spoke When asked what he was briefly with ,her husband by thmking about durmg his time in the raft, Thomas said, radurtelephone, said "she was "I worried about sharks and "very happy tbat he is sale and sound." He had taken off from Lakehurst, N.J, last Friday evening, hoping to reach PariS in an effort costing im estimated $200,000 with backing by a group of busmessmen. Wocd of the rescue was radioed bY the RussiBn vessel Thursday mormng· to a Canadian rescue center In Halifax, but bY then a nine· plane U S .Canadian rescue mission was already sweeping tile Atlantic searching lor Thomas Reprimand given Florida's Sikes By GENE BERNHARDT WASHlNGTON (UP!) c For the first time In its eight· year history, the House Ethics Committee Is tec ommendt\ ng a "repr1111811d" for a member, Rep. Robert L.F. Sikes , '?-p-,Q-<~:>-<~:>-<:>-.c><?o.o-.o~?>.:c:>;;;:::o;.:><::><:>.C><:><:i"<::>-o-o--o-0Gjo:~~ charged with using his off1ce 10 for personal gsin, according to sources close to the committee The charges against the I Florida Democrat, brought ' by Cmunon Cause, a cttlzens' advocacy oraanlzatlon, accused Slkes.of mls~ his position as chairman of a House appropnatlons sUbcommittee. The charges mvolve Sikes' ownership o! stock m t'alrchild industries, a major defense contractor ; sponsorship of legislation beneflttmg a landdevelopment group in Florida Criminal prosecutions , the IRS has on property adjacent to land It's bad enough when the government 'established a computerized tax depoSit alert he owned; and ownership of withholds substantial chunks of your paysystem to ldenllfy employers not making the shares m the First Navy check m prepayment of the Income lax or required deposits. Fnendly IRS officers Bank , which he helped for Social Security. It's worse when emvisit the employer to fmd out why he bas not ocganize, on the grounds of ployers, who do the actual withholding, m complied With the law. Delinquent em· the Pensacoli Naval Air turn w1thhold the money from the governplayers who are not recommended for Station. ment. 11!" cr1mmal prosecutions may be reqwred to There were only 127 cases In which • Sources said tile coouniltee file and paJII> taxes monthly mstead of voted that Sikes was "guilty employers were conv1cted o~ pled guilty to quarterly misuse of withholding taxes m l1scal year of misconduct of wrongdomg In another step, the IRS hils raiSed the m aU three areas." 1975. But th1s was more than double the mterest rate for delinquent Withholding number m the previous year, reports The unprecedented aclloo taxes from 6 per cent to about 7 per cent II - a recoiiUllendation that Commerce Cieanng House, and the Internal now nuctuates penodlcally so that it will be Sikes be- "repr111111lded for Revenue Serv1ce 1s continuing to crack closer to actual prl!Re lending rates charged viOlation of the eth1cal down. by commercial banks and sailings and loan standa,rds of the House" By federal law, employers must pay comparues Wlthholdmg trust funds over to the governwas the mildest the Some employers, 1t seems, wer~using conuruttee could take wttbout ment on ,a regular basis. Penalties for Withholdlhg tax trust funds as worldng finding Sikes lmocent ol the violations go up to a $5,000 fine and~r oni!' cap Ital mslead of borrowuig money thr"!18h charges year m pnson lending mst1tutions In add1Uon to an mcreased emphasis on The ccmmlltee CGUid bavt recommended ICtiGnl IIICh II Ctnlutt , lttipplnl of seniority and r I!CIImlttee compiamts, Caribbean governments are ~ ' ?Uifllht One immediate benefit from the econom1c summit conference be1ng held m taking a more act1ve role In people.to-people ~...!; ~:.·re­ San Juan, Puerto Rico, by PreSident Ford programs auned at wooing visitors and waled 10 UPI ..., IGUfces milking them want to come back v1 and s11: other western leaders, plus some 750 The Bahanuan government, lor m- cloee to the puel, hll not yet assorted diplomats, aides and secur1ty personnel, may be a shot m the arm for the stance has mtroduced a recogmtlon ~= ::eby~ progr~ to reward individuals for their tourism mdustry m the Car1bhean work mthe tourism mdustry, and new resort HOuse. The YIP's, of course, Will have enjoyed employe trauung schools Guadeloupe has Sikes, 70, could not be VIP treatment, wh1ch IS somelhmg the also started employe schools to unprove reached for COOlJ]ltnt liDordmary VISitor to the area has noticed a visitor serv1ces. Jalllllca has taken to rad1p mediately. Ethics Cmunittee scarc1ty of m recent years ts Chairman John Flynt, The Caribbean had a record 6 9 milliOn contacted at hiS Griffm, Ga, m ·its appeals to treat tourists like gues One of the most ambitiOUS programs IS tourists in 1974 Then came the worldwide m Puerto Rico, where the island's Tour.1sm home, said, "The cmumttee recessiOn That, coupled with mcreasing th 1e bY unanimous vote mstructed reports that the nabves were less than Development Company and e P~lva me not to release 1ts friendly, resulted man average drop of 10 sector have instituted TIGER (Trainmg In decision." per cent In tourism in 1974. Guest-Employe Relations) By taking the When told of the finding, Now the same two factors, or their parts of both touriSt and employe, par- Fred Wertheuner, v1ce preSJopposites, are responsible for a substantial ticlpants in ~ program learn hthaow ~ cope dent of Cmunon Cause, said, recovery which the Caribbean Tourism " 1 th typical 81tuaUons m a wa~ t eaves "This represents a major Association IS projectmg for this year. a both the employe and the toUI'Ist happy breakthrough m the battle ID ,marked improvement In the economy and a So far, well over 1,000 employees, ·have Congress face up to tile mcluding bellhops, maida and walters, have positive tournaround m the attitudes of taken part In TIGER semmars on Puerto islanders to vacationers. Fllcmg up to the validity of many tourist Rico. Editorial comment,' opinion, f~atures Employers holding out on withholding _,.. Welcome mat returns = Solution via strike: no better way? Everyone IS affected by a strike like that of the Umted Rubber Workers against the major tire manufacturers, which has 1dled 70,000 workers m 47 Cities and is now beading mto 1ts th1rd month. Hardest hit, of course, has been the rubber capital Itself. Akron, Ohio, Is losing $45,000 a week in mcome tax revenue and has belm sentmto an economic slwnp just when It was begmmng to recover from the recessiOn. Retail sales of aU kinds have dropped and there has been a general slowing of mdustnal productJon. Unem· played people wh~ might ~ve been hired are not bemg hired and banks are wonder~ng how long they can carry defaulted mort. gages • Elsewhere, whether they realize II or not, the strike 1s cos\mg every taxpayer in the country m the form of food stamps and other public a1d bemg prov1ded to the workers. New car buyers are gettlnjj an IOU Instead of a spare Ure as the automakers try to stretch out supplies to finish the 1976 model year What the polit1cal repercJ!SIIOn will be if the strike contmues and Detroit has to stop production m the m1ddle of the · election campaign 1s anybody's guess It would be one thing if the rubber workers were slrildng for a decerlt wage and decent wocking conditions But it 1s not as if they were whipped to their jobs, chained to their machin«:~~ and paid just enough to keep them on the edge of poverty What they are after Is a bigger p1ece of affluence, at least as big a piece aS they have seen their brethren In the automobile industry ach1eve, and lin annual cost-ofliving adjustment as a hedge against mflation. They are willing to put themselves Into the hole for years to attain it. The longer the strike continues, the less 1t becomes a matter of actual dollars and cents than a question of principle Unfortunately, more human suffering has been caused out of pnnciple than by sheer greed or villainy. In the meantime, like people who build houses on top of earthquake faults, Aki'omtes hav,e gotten used to the economic tremors caused by recurring shutdowns of their maJor industry. "We live through these thmgs every three yeara," says the city's finance director Isn't there a better way? • :J • • I COLUMBUS (UPI) -Dr. Wllliam A. Adrian, Franklin County coroner, aays prellmlnary autopsy findings on two of the 27$ patients receivmg overdoses of radiation at Riverside Hosp1tsl from March, 197$, through Jan 30, 1976, Indicated radiation the apparent major caUBe of their aeaths · Adrian, who refUIIed to Identify the two, said Th,ursday the mdlcatlons would be reviewed by a consultant for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, which Is Investigating the overdoses lo April, the hospital disclosed the 275 had rece1ved overd01e1 of radiation from 21 to 40 per cent abOve prescribed levels. At first they were attributed to a machine malfunction and later to a phyalclat's improper calculations. Of the total number, 30 the fact that they can be confusect with other have died. Autopsies were bills, many people don't like them. Ac- completed on all of them but cording to reports from blinks around the only two showed any country, merchants don't like them either radiation problems, Adrloo and are returning them as soon as they get said them. · One of the two apparently Nevertheless, the Treasury Intends to died of "radiation' enteritis persist and plans to print one f! for every and petltonltls" four $1 bills during the next several years (Inflammation of the because pf the savmgs it can realize in Intestine and abdomen) and prmtmg costs It wiU have mbre than 400 the other one from "acute million $2 bills In circula Uon by the end of radiation pneumonitis" June and (jouble that number by 1977. (pneumonia), a "secondary On paper, th&l IS. thin~! to radiation" which ' of serious problems professional integrity,'' Sikes,. was first elected to tbe House In 1941. His continuous service dates frolil 1945 and he Is filth in overall seniority. ~mmlttee - officially caUiid tlle House Stsndards ol Official Conduct Comrmttee - was formed in 1968 In an effort to avoid a repetitiOn of the uproar ca~d by the expulsloo of the tate Adam Clayton Powell, the New York Democrat convicted m the House of misusing the funds of the Comnuttee on Education and Labor, of which be was ch81rman. This year, maddition to the Sikes investigation, which has been under way for ¥Vera! months, the 6ommittee has been mvestigatmg the leak of secret mtelligence to CBS newsman Dame! Schorr. It also has been looking Into sex-scandal allega lions against Rep. Wayne Hays, DOhio, and Rep. John Young, D-Tex DIAMOND RAID WS ANGELES (UPI) Sheriff's deputies, wbo raided smger Neil Diamond's home Just before dawn Thursday, said they found about ~n ounce ol manjuana and a gracious host. The city attorney's off1ce will have to dec~de whether to bring a charge agamst D1amond. Under the liberalli.ed new marijuana law, posse5Slon of less than an OWJce 1s a misdemeanor ~rrymg a mamnum $100 nne. Diamond passed out auto· graphed cop1es of hiS new album, "Beautiful NoiSe" to the deJ)Jties as they left. FALANA FINFJ> HOLLYWOOD (UP! ) Singer Lola Fatana, 33, was lined $100 and placed 00 probatioo for a year on charges of possessmg and growlllg marijuana Officers said they lowid 34 grams of mariJuana and nine growmg plants m her West Hollywoodapartmentabouta year ago An attorney entered a no contest plea to the charges Wednesday . • A half mllllon tourists and 4,000 IIIIi· training cadets left a jln&le In the tan ol cily businessmen and a frayed..round·the«<le• look on this picture-bOOk city, America'• flrat resort. : The big ships put out into the Atlantl,c to skirt the south shore ol Long Ialand en route to Operation Sail Independence I?•Y festlviUea in New York Harbor. SmaUer cran beeled Into lAng Island Sound for short hopt to Westcbester arid North Shore towns before docking July 3 outside New York. Newport's crowds and shingled boutique!! left a first Image of America In the mind of man~ cadets, some In training in their country's Navy or merchant marin~ and others out to build character, find adventure or have a line lark In their first U. S landfall. By JOHN PLATI'ER would cancel the trip, ocfglnaUy scheduled for July 1 to relinquish formally tlie chairmanship Ill the African body. At the Ugandan strongman's urging, the guerrillas, numbering between lour and sill had extended their death threat deadline by three days to 7 Aiterrourdaysof~op a.m. EDT Sullday. bargaimng dur1ng which he In ex~hange for the secured the release of about remaining hostages-most of 150 non.Jewish passengers them lsraelis--tlle terrorists hijacked in an Air France are demanding the release of Airbus over Greece SUnday, more than $0 militant Amln new to the Indian sympathizers from jails In Ocean Island of Mauritius for Israel, which holds 40 of the annual OrganWition of them, WestQennany, Kenya, Afncan Unity summ1l France and Switzerland. meeting, radio Uganda sa1d. The negotiations continued Earlier, sides had said he mto their fifth day, w1th NAIROBI, Kell)'& (UPI) Ugandan President ldi Arnln today gave up his personal role m negoUatloos with proPalestinian guerrlllss stU! holding nearly 100 Jewish hostsges at gunpoint against a Sunday deadline loc releue of dozens of political prisoners , He said the male caller did not connect himself With any terrorist organization. The Essex County Superior Courthouse explosion in New· buryport occurred at 3.4S a.m. "lt was bombed," a New· buryport police spokesman SBld. The courthouse bomb apparently was placed in a second floor corner off1ce ~d by the probation officer It blew QUt all the windows in the front of the two-etory structure built m 1801). Glass and pieces of wOOd were scattered across the street. The2'h ton, National Guard truck was one of 50 vehicles parked in colunms about 100 yard!! away from the two- Somali AmbaSilllCior Hasham Abdulla Farrah convtylrig , the terrorists' demands lllld French Ambassador Pierre Renard stsyinl! In touch with Paris. . They were, being joined at Enlebbe by a political 81\vlser to Yauer Arafat, chairman of the Palestinian Liberation Organlzatiop which has denied compllcll)' in the hijacking. Arafal's, envoy, Hanf·El Hassan, left Cairo Thursday In a special. military aircraft placed at hiB disposal by Egyptian President Anwar Sadat. Ofll·. clais at Entebbe 'ilrport,• where the remaining hostsges are held, could not coof!rm that llassan had joined the airport negotiations. 1 l I l : t FUNDS GRANTED COLUMBUS (UP!) - An $83,300 U.S. Department of Transportation grant to Montgomery County was announad Thursday by Ohio Hesltlt Director Dr. John G. Ackerman. Ackerman said the funds would cootlnue a 240-hour program for ambulance paramedics at .--Good Samaritan Hospital In Dayton through June, 1977. About 300 ·ambulance paramedics will be trained durlng the period • Firemen and emergency medical service persons from 12 southwestern Ohio counties already have par~clpated in the program. . - - - - - - - - - - - ,, • 1 i}~..I~Y:6_ ! I •• • ~" uuurr.,: I 1 ~-- Ben Batey is thankful Dear Sir· I want to thank the lawyer and the person who took care of my wife's dog. . Besides her selllng 10 pups from this dog, I tbink $3,000 is -a very reasonable price for taking care of her. - Yours Ben Baley . Meigs 4-H ~lub News The Meigs Cu Better Beef Uvestock club met at the home of Byron Miller on June 18, with one advisor and 20 members in attendance. Byron Miller demonstrated how to clip and curl steers. Mrs Miller aerved refresh· ments. The next meeting was scheduled for July 6 at the Windon home. - Sonia Carr ON JUNE 24-28, the 5 Point Star Stitchers Jr. Leaders camped' out at Forked Run with lwo advisors and 12 members attending. Cooking from the outdoor cookery book served as a project lesson and refreshment. The club met again on June 28 at Trinity Church w1th three advisors, 10 members, and ei&ht mothers attendmg. DllcUiied were alathlon tour to the Vienna MaD and horllback rldinc at Tuppara Plains. Project lelaons were given on demonstrat10111 and 4-H national report forms by Jackie Starcher and Pat Holter. A demonstraUon on creativity m clothes was given by Susie Carpenter and a report on the camp out was given Loulae Michael. Refreshments of punch and cookies were served by Mrs. Perrin and her daughter Beth. The next meeting was schedulilld for July 7 at Mary by Mora's home with a fashion tour of the Vienna Mall and horseback riding planned. Carolyn Bowen and Denile White. The Mlxed·Up Hot-Shots Club met June 28 at the Dwaine Jordan home wi~ · two advisors and severn members present. Selling steer Ucketa and attending a 'Reds Baseball · game were discuslied and each member lllade a report on his or her project. BasebaU and Boxing served as recreation followed . by refreshments of watermelon. The next meeting w8.s scheduled July 6 at the home of Dorsey Jordan . Bryan Jordan ' The Meigs County Better Uve~tock Dairy club mel· J11111 22 at the home ol Jim Carnahan with two advllora and Ia member• attendlnl. The 4-11 Dairy neepelakea was dlacuased and Tony • Carnahan, Janla Carnahan, and Julie Tlla18 gave demonstrations on cattle and maldnl a calf blanket: Janla Carnahin served <tllilresh• menta. Th' next meeting was scheduled for July 8 at Dean and Mary Colwell's home. Kathy Parker. •r him m semce retUrns " I did have plenty of chances, but he made more of his than I dad of mine " Borg said the victory was "easier than l expectea - Roscoe didn't serve as well as he usually does He was more inconsistent than I've known him bdore . " Nastase, who turns 30 later this month, went back to h1s hotel unmediately after his trmmph for a chat w1th Fred Perry, the pre.war tr1ple winner who is adVISing the Romaruan how to hold •hiS temper. Nastase lost 11 bnefiy m his match w1th Ramirez and h1t a photographer w1th a towel Billie Jean King moved a step closer Thursday to " and triggered a threHUn, ,IJPI Sporll Writer ninth-Inning that enabled •Frank RobiAson, who sent Oakland w defeat Kansas 1 Bob Reynolds down to the City. Banda's game-winning/ minors just before the stsrt of bomer, which Increased his the season, floored the Toledo ' league-leading total to 16,\ pitcher with a left-right came off Marty Pattin and combination Wednesday helped reliever Rollie Risht during an exhibition Fingers to his fourth win. game, and he expressed no Tigers 4, Orlolea 0: regret whatsoever lor his Dave Roberts tossed a actions. four-hitler for his eighth win "If the circumstances were in pitching Detroit ID l,ts tile same, I would do It fourth strwght VIctory and With COBRA again," Robinson said handing Baltimore Its fourth =::.:..:::=-=.:.._~----' ~$9,912. 2-Way CB Radio Thursday night before hiD Joss In a row Alex Johnson team's game w ilh the homered lor the Tigers Yankees. 'iHe was throwing Brewen 8, Red Sox 5: the ball low all night and Jack Heidemann scored when I come up It suddenly from second base on Bernie goes over my head Carbo's infield single In the "He never said a word a!ter lOth inning as Milwaukee • MODELZ9 LAUSANNE, Switzerland Lord Killanin saad, "I am Canadian government now the pitch and when I walked •snapped a six.game losing ' "THE TRUCKER'S Z-WAY." by him, I said, 'You got a lot streak with a victory over ( UP! ) - A few hours befor~ warned about the dangerous recogmzes the People's Broncos acquire -ol guts throwing at me m a Boston Heidemann came aU the first of 10,000 athletes precedent set when a country Republic of China " • Fea1u1e nch and g1ves you all The 100 told Sharp the Fair Hooker 23 channels loud and clear Ingame like this " ' the way home when shortstop were due to arrive in can decide wh1ch countries clude s Dynarmke RF Gam Con· Robinson said Reynolds Rick Burleson fielded Montreal loc the summer compete under which flag at Canadian action "was m DENVER (UPI) - W1de tro l Delta Tune and AdJustable Olympics, the Canadian the Olympics. , . direct confhct of the Shot back, "You had a lot of - Carbo's grounder in tbe hole rece1ver Fair Hooker, a fifth Squelch Max1mum le~al flOWer "I do not look at this as just government revealed It had fundamental Olympic guts sending me down, you and just missed throwing the round draft • ch01 ce of FCC type accepted " " Brewer outfielder out at f1rst denied entry mto the country a Chmese situation. It 1s the prmclpies, 1n whi ch no Cleveland m 1969, Thursday whole precedent involved. We discrunmat1on IS permitted was acqwred by the Denver to Taiwanese athletes. "So I dropped him," Robin- base. The International Olympic will have to discuss it very against any country , or Broncos from the San son said. "I d1dn't have to ADgell 2, White Sox 1: person , on the grounds of FranciSCO 49ers for two play in the game. I wanted to Bill Melton, an ex-White Committee charged the carefully." • Free demonstration The action by the Ottawa race, religwn or political reserve players and an undiShelp the Toledo ballclub and Sox' stsr, doubled and scored · Canadian government w1th • Full CB serv1ce tl\e fans and this is what a run mthe second lnmng and bad la1th and a breach of goverrunent is the first time affiliation " • FCChcense closed draft chOice The IOC noted that as late h!lppens " singled home what proved to "fundamental Olymp1c m the history of the Olymp1c 5 Gallon application mcluded The 6-foot-1, 195-pound movement that a government as April 11 , 1975, the Hooker spent five years with Robinson's fiery spirit be the winning run In the prlnctples " Canada ~oes not have di- has cblillenged the Olympic Ca nadia n govern ment the Browns and last season seems to have enveloped the third to g~ve califorma a plomatic relations with charter. Adolph Hltler tned 1\ approved the Issuance of an played m the World Football Indians club and It showed triumph over Chicago Sid Ta1wan , that tiny Island m 1936, when the games were mv1tat10n ID 'l'a1wan, wl\lle League Hooker, 29, had h1s Thursday mght whet! they Monge ivent six Innings to Punches nation off the Chinese staged in Berlin, but he the Montreal • delegaUon, best season m 1971 when he £llged the Yankees, 3-3, In the gain his fourth win in six first ' game of a four-game dectslons while Ken Brett mainland, but does recogruze backed off when the IOC told when 1t b1d for the games at caught 45 passes the People's Republic of him to keep out of 1ts affairs. Amsterdam m 1970, "gave aU senes to shave New York's suffered the loss. The Broncos gave up guard 1o a prepared statement, assurances that \il!re was Brian Goodman and tight end China. lead m the AL East to six Meta 13, Cardinals o; TV & APPLIANCE It IS now too late to stop the IOC said it had been nothing to hinder, tf' restrict, games. John Milner capped a sixBob Adams for Hooker GAS SERVicE Pat Dobson, an ex-Yankee, run sixth mnlng w1th h1s Montreal's troubled $1 4 advised by Mitchell Sblirp, m any way the attendance of Goodman signed as a free was a key f1gure m the second grand-slam homer in billion games, but the IOC acting Secretary of State for all athletes." alfent last season but never Ractne , Oh1o Chester, OhiO The statement added, "had was activated Adams played victory ash~ allowed justfive f1ve days and Jon Matlack hinted It might withdraw 1ts External Affairs, that the 985-3301 YB5·3307 h1ls m seven mnings to ,pitched a f1ve-hitter for his- patronage, which means the Taiwanese would not be there been any reservations, m Denver's !mal two games 949-2020 Chester, Oh10 penrutted to enter Canada, "festival of youth" will go on Montreal would not have become the AL's first !(). loti) victocy to spark New the usual "In v1ew of the poli!Ical been awarded the games in 1D 1975 game wmner York's rout of St. Lams It without "This IS one of the b1ggest was the seventh straight pageantry-very much part situation prevalhng m favor of Los Angeles and of the Olympics-and medal Canada and the fact that the Moscow " games of the season for us, " triumph for the Mels wmners w11l not rece1ve adm1tted Ropinson, whose Padres 5, Dodgers 3: pjnch-hil sacrifice fly m the Fred Keqdall hit his f1rst Olympic awards. The OlympiCS are sixth innlng•drove m the go· home run smce 1974 m tbe scheduled to open July 17. ahead run. flfth inning and Johnny 'I'Ile first hatch of athletes, ' In other AL games, j Grubb and Tlto Fuentes each Oakland topped Kansas City, drove in a pair of runs to those from the Sov1et Umon, sporhng competltlon to By GREGORY JENSEN S'-2, Detro1t blanked spark San Diego over Los Britain and Italy, were m WIMBLEDON , England promote mternahonal ljallimore, W , Milwaukee Angeles. Kendall's homer mid-Atlantic when the IOC (UP! ) - A:! far as the United relabons got to the pomt nipped Boston, ~ . m 10 came off Dou,g Rau, who lost made known 1ts disagree- States Temus Association IS where many natwns would inmngs, and Califorrua edged to the Padres lor the first ment w1th the Canadian concerned, enough 1s refuse to pla y those With QMago, 2-1 lime m f1ve lifetime government. whose policies 1t di'Sagreed Speakmg m Dublin, where enough. A's 51 Royals 2: decisions, and helped Brent The SoVlet Umon drove The country that gave the Sal Sando's second homer Strom to h1s e1ghth wm In IS UP! reached h1m by world the DaVIS Cup 76 years home the pomt at Thursday's telephone, IOC President ago Thursday pulled out annual Davi!; Cup meetmg by of the game snapped a 2-2 be decisions permanently from the global saymg 1t would refuse to play competition because of Chile m 1977 1f the two were a t Tuckaway~ontinued political paired m oppos1t1on at Saturday's draw. mterlerence "Why won 't Russ1a play "The Dav1s Cup has been hasn't had a tournament . card the GMO usually lacks. deter10ratmg m quality year agamst Chile•" asked a MILWAUKEE (UP!) Ken Still and the par-busters, victory since 1970 He had Zoeller, a second-year pro , after year because of thiS bewildered Ed Moria of who chased hun, talked in four birdies m each ~ole credited his scormg to Tuck· continual political mterferen- Argentina afterwards almost reverent tones about round and no bogeys and said away's fme condition. ce,'' sa1d Joseph Carnco, "They've got no apartheid m the Tu~kaway Country Club simply, "I played a solid "Any time you have good chllll'lTI8n of the U S DaviS Ch1le Next yeanl may be my :course, as though they had game of golf " fall'Ways and good greens Cup comrruttee : country, or the United States, 1 ,found some sort of Valhalls A lot of other golfers als6 you're gomg to have those "We have got to get tbe or Braz1l " for heroic golfers In found the 7,010-yard low numbers," he sa1d . goverrunents out of tenrus " The Managment •Thursday's f1rst round of the Tuckaway course easy Zoeller had five birdies, a Britain and France Commit tee of the cup'$130,000 Greater Milwaukee pickings as 50 golfers shot bogey and an eagle donated by Dw1ght F. Davis sub-par round~ and 18 more The field . of ISO will be _ withdrew from the 1971 of St Lams m 1900-- tried to ·Open The reason for theit prBise shot even1J8r 72 shced in hall after today's, competltlon m sympathy with change the rules to put The top PGA stars were second rourid and 11 appeared the American stand. South pohtics out of court. ,may have heen their scores, led by Still's elght.under-par absent Ol)ce agam at the mnth the surVIvors may have to be Airlca- which won the cup by 4-ply polyester cord body But 1ts motwn to bar any m 1974 when !nd1a 64 Dave Hill and Fuzzy armual GMO, preparing for near par to make the lmal default refused to play it in the final nabon for a year if 1t refused Zoeller were just two strokes next week's British Open and field. A78-13 to pla y another lor pohhcal Defendmg champ1on Art schedule~ for Johannes- reasons, and to suspend 1t for back -with six-under par 66s the tournament was struck Blackwel( and eight other pros were another blow when Lee Wall shot a llrst\iound 72. burg- sald It also was three years 1f 11 pulled out this Plus S1 74 Trevino w1thdrew w1th a bad Don Iverson of La"crosse, considering followmg the way twice 1nllveyears, failed bunched at 67 FE T and lead. ' "I don't shoot 32'1 m pairs back after playmg in the pro- W1s , and former state Us by three votes to gam the South Afnca was one of the old t1re very often," quipped Still, am. It had been hoped he amateur champion A~dy nec essary two-thirds mam targets of Dav1s Cup who won the GMO m 1969 but would he the b1g drawmg North both had 68s politics. Mexico twtce beat majoc1ty Size The Umted States, which 24 . Bleckwall the Umted States and then pulled out against South hours previously had warned 821.95 878-13 ~ :: Ainca m protest against that 1t would withdraw from the Standmgs ... nation's apartheid policies. com!ll'blion unless there was 22.95 C78·14 Averages a change m the rules, then But other nations also suf:~ 078-14 23.95 Results :·. ... fered. What began as a made 1ts resignation off1c1al. E78-14 24.95 "We fmd 1t mtolerable to "··· 1 Major League Standings 8 h Major League Results rrux pohhcs wtth tennlS," Ooklond 37 38 493 1 Bell. Cte 70 266 11 84 316 F78-14 26.95 By United Press International Chicago 33 38 465 10 /l Chomblss. NY 70 292 37 89 305 By um ed Press 1n1erna11onat Carrtco scud , National League National League Minnesota 33 39 .458 11 HOME RUNS G78-14 27.95 East Carnco, however, dtd not Callforma 32 45 .4 16 14 V~ NATIONAL LEAGUE Kmg Phda at Mon tre al . ppd ra in W L Pet GB Thursday 's G1me! man . NY 27 , Schmidt , Ph1l 21; . rule out the possibility of the H78-14 29.95 Philadelphia 50 20 714 000 000 ooo- 0 5 1 Mllwaul\ee 6 Boston 5, 10 Inns Foster C1n 16 , Monday Ch1 St LOU IS h ., 29 586 9 P1tlsburgh N•w Y or k 100 036 03x1 3 9 0 US reJ Oimng t e Cleveland 3 New York 2 and Morgan Cm 13 G78-15 28.95 New York 40 37 519 13117 Callfor nill 2 Ch1cago 1 AM E R I CAN LEAGUE For Sch, Rasm ussen. {5) Cur ·competltion 31 42 42l 201h Oakland 5 Kensas City 2 Sf LOUIS Banda , Oak 16, L May , Ba it , Hs (6), Wa llace {6 1 Solomon '• We would love to t come H78-15 21'12 Detro1t 2 Baltimore 0 30.95 Ghlcago 30 43 R1ce and YastrzemskL 8os 13, (8), G re~f (8) and Ferguson , 24 43 Jl8 241/~ M ontreal Motlac ~ 110 2) and Hodges LP back,'' he Said "All we need (Only gl!lmes sch eduled l Hendrick, Ctev anct Otis, KC 12 L78 -15 ' 32.95 We st • Today ' s Probable P1tchers RUNS BATTED IN - Forsch 12 31 HR- New York, 1s some rules that will let us W L. Pel. GB NATIONAL LBGUE Fos Milner llOihl I All Tlmu EDT! . I I I , Clnclnne tl 46 29 61 3 - ' JUS p ay enrus Oakland I Blue 6 6l et Ka nsas ter Cin l!lnd Kmgman, NY 62, Plus S1 74to S3 08 FE T per 11re depending on s1ze and old tlrt Los Angeles 42 3l 545 5 Coly (Leonard 7 31, 8 JO p m Schm 1dl Phil 57 , Perez (!n 54 , Los Angeles 011 100 ooo- 3 9 o Sen Diego 40 36 526 61/a C-atif()rn li!! (Kirkwood 2 7) at Morgan . C1n 52 ~SIZe 5 nb design ~ Whitewalls add $3 Diego Q30, 110 OOx-{6J5 and 11 1 r- - - - - - - - - -... Atlanta 34 41 ~S3 12 Aau sosa (5) Hough Minnesota (Hug hes. 4 8), 9 p m AMERICA~ LEAGUE Bur San •23.85 (9bra. BAUM'S TRUE RIDENOUR VALUE STORE story headquarters of the lsi Battalion, JOist Infantry on VICtory Road. The compounil is surrounded by a locked, but unguarded chalnllnk fence . The airport ~omblng catapulted Joe Lunday, aJl aircraft maintenance foreman, down the stairs of the bombed plane. Two men standing 50 yards away m the foggy 'llllst dashed over to Lunday, pulling him from the craft just as a second explosion .shot flames 150 feet into the air. The plane was a New YorkBoston shuttle which landed at 3:30 p.m. Thursday -and: was left Inside a hanger untU . II ·30 p.m. when it was towed outside. Two hours later the first bomb exploded Letters of opinion are welcomed. They sboald be less lbaa 300 words long (or be subject to reduclloa by the editor) and must be signed wilh lbe 1lpee'1 ad· dress. Nemes may be withheld upoa pablleaUoa. However, oo requelt, names will be diaclosed. Letten should be Jn good taste, addressing Issues, not personalllles. play well," she said " It's very tough to play ChriS at any lime. You have to go for .eveo point because she 1s such ~ consistent player , She 15 p!Jiymg better thao she did this time last year " ' Tl\e men's smgles semifinals gave the women a tough act to follow Fourth· seeded Bjorn Borg at 2Q became one of the youngest players w , each the hhals Saturday by beating bighittin g s~ven th -see d e d Roscoe Tanner, &-4, 9-8, 6-4, wh 1ie third-seeded llie Nastase ol Romama carved an artiStic 6-2, 9-7, 6-3 victory over eighth-seeded Raul Rarrurez of MexiCO "f made a lot of errors and on b1g points I m1ssed,' ' sa1d Tanner "Not by a whole lot, but I missed He put more pressure on me than l d1d on Evonne,'~ Evert another entry m the record books when she and Betty SI.Qve of Holland moved IniAl lh~ finalS of the women's doubles where they wlll meet Evert and Navrat1lova Saturday. If Kmg wins 1t will be her 20th Wimbledon title, breaking the old rec<!rd of 19 set by Elizabeth Ryan In smgles and doubles competition between 1914 and 1934. FIBER ALUMINUM ROOF COATING ~---------------------------, 1 "The last tlnie I lost to said, "I said I would 11pve to change my game the next time we played But I am not going to play her way I am going to bave to play my way, stay on the baseline and hit deep I always seem to play well agamst Evonne She makes me ra1se my games because she IS lKl tough." Goolagong said she prefers to be nervous when she steps out onto the court anQ confides that will be an easy cond1hon to reach knowmg her opponent will be Evert. "It g1ves me that competitive feeling I need to B.Y ROBERT MUSEL _ WIMBLEDON, England !UP!) - Top«eded ChriS Evert says second-seed Evonne Goolagong should be the favorite when the two women meet Friday in the singles final , of the $2Sl,OOO W1mbledon tennis tourhament because she has nev~r beaten her Australian foe on grass. The bookmakers, however, refute Evert's assessment and have mad'e' the 21-yearold tennis machine a slight favorite to win the '17,700 first prize w1th Goolagong taldng the runnerup purse of Taiwan denied entry 3 bombs set off in East BOSTON (UPI) - Three bombs exploded early today destroymg a commemal aircrafl, a National Guard truck and damagmg a courthouse north ol Boston The FBI Immediately linked two of the bombings. An explOSive device placed under a truck at the Massachusetts National Guai'd Armory 10 the city's Dorchester sectloo went off at 12:47 a.m.. Jt was followed at I :40 a~ m. by the bombmg of a commercial Eastern Atrhnes plane a ~ Logan International Airport FBI specwl agent Bernard McCabe wd an anonymous telephone caller warned Eastern Airlines about I a.m. that bombs would go off at the air(>ort and armory. Both bombs were apparently placed under \he truck and the aircraft, according to McCabe. There were no InJuries reported m • any of the explos10ns, although one peraon was shaken. "We haven't connected all three, but the airport and truck bombings are probably connected because the caller who telephoned Eastern AirlineF said there would be bombs explodmg at the airport and Dorchester," said McCabe. • n By FRED MeMANE Amin quits guerrilla talks . - happens when a body becomes weakened from radiatioo . " It looks like they had radiation problems," Adrlon said. "I really don't have the scientific data in my hands ID make that rullng yet All I have at this lime is our raw data that we get from our autopsies " The autopsy Information was turned over to Dr . Saenger of Eugene Cincinnati, a collllultant for the NRC He alao is getting 'Information from the hospital The Dai~. Sentinel charts and rues to use aa the DEVOTED TO THE basis for a later report. INTEREST OF MEIGS-MASQ.N AR_EA Tom Clark, Riverside CHESTER L TANNEHILL public relations direct! or, 1 Exec Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH said it was importsnt to , CIIJ Edt tor discover If the people died. Publ1she da ll y' excepr Saturday by Th e Oh lo • from their dlseue or fr_om Va ll ev Pub lis hing Com "over-ndlatlon." The pany , 111 court St, Pomerov Ohio <5769 1pollelman i'oted· that lor Bullntta Ofrlce Phone "2· many peraont, radiation 2156 Editorial Phone f92 2157 therapy Ia a Jut reaort at Sec:onc:t clan postaae many had terminal cancer. Plitt at Pomeroy , onto National advertlsmg Adrlon said the two representat i ve Ward . patients did not show any Griffith Company, rnc Botllnelll & Gallagher Dlv signs of tUIIIOr but did show 757 Th l rd A ve New York ' N Y 10017 ' signs of radiation He said he Subscription rates did not know how much of an Delivered b>t carrier wher e available 1.5 c:ent1 per 1 overdoes the two received. week By Motor Route But he added that "a lot of the Where c;arrler service not evlllleble , One month patients" treated with S3 2s ev mall m Ohio and radlatioo at the hospital were w Va . One Veer. S22 oo . Six months Sll 50 , Three "golnl! down the hill (die) no months , S7 oo Elsewhere matter what Is done " $26 00 year 51.~ months \: 13 SO, three montt11. S7 SO "I wonder how many price Inc ludes people are hvmg today ' SubsCrlpl!on "' l .:~ , ,... . _ ,.~ "- "'Oiii1 el because lheY.Am"too much," he said r ' • beating windw~rd todJJy Ed. Note: See NEA's "Tall Ships" fea tured on page 30\oday In a Dally Sentinel's Bicentennial section. • • By Laurie Horn NEWPORT, R I (UP! ) - Cannon lire echoed around the harbor and the last of the 20 Tall Ships headed lor New York to join the armada olmternaUonal vessels celebrating the nation's Bicentennial • Down at a bar on Goat Island, 'heads barely lifted from mugs of beer as the old Newport yachting guard breathed deeper just to hear the cannons signal. the end "It's over," sighed a bicycle concession stand owner just back from a hop across the wharf to quaff a few at the Black Pearl, a . chic outdoor bar that mushroomed this week mto the hub or the Tall Ships street scene. Bookies_make Evert favorite RQbby floors ·former Indian of 20 Tall Ships • Radiation fatal 2 ~ulop~ies show Curious case of the $2 bill A minor mystery of the day Is whatever happened to aU thole ~ biliS- 225 mllllon of them - the Treuury Department put into clrculaUon on "Twosday," Aprlll3. A Jot of people had them wstmarked llKI framed as collector's items. Others are evjclently hoarding bundlel of them.In the apectaUon that they may be discontinued, ulhey were In 11185, and someday be worth more than their lace value. Major reason lor the scarcity of the $2 bill, however, seems to be a general lack of pubUc acceptance now that the novelty has worn off. Whether it's due to superstiti\)ll9r ' ~ Last ' res ne U. S. ends competition _Par-busters put in awe DELUXE CHAMPIOI 95 t·~ the SCOREBOARD .,, Houston 34 41 ~53 J2 San ~ ran c isco 31 47 397 l6 1h Thundav's Results Phila at Monfr e, I. ppd , rain New Ygrk 13 St Louis 0 Sa n Diego 5 Los Angeles 3 <Only games schectuledl Today•s Probable Pitchers IAll Times EDT) Louis IMcGlolhen 6 71. 8 30 pm Montreal {Fryman 8 S) at St Chicago {S tone 0 Ol at New York (l<oosman 7 6J , 8OS p m Phllod•lphlo ILonborg 10 41 at Pltlsburoh IR•uss 1 ll, 8OS pm Los Angeles (Sutton 71) at San Diego (Foster 2 4), 10 p m Atlanta !Messersmith I 6) at San Francisco {Montefusco 7 7!.110Spm Ho~;~ston ( RIchard 7 9 and Andujar 3 .tl) at CmC:Innatl (Z achry 6 3 and Norman 6 I L 2, • 5.30 p m 5aturdly's G•mes Chicago at New York Philadelphia at P1ttsburoh Montreal at Sl . L.ouls, night Houston at Cincinnati , nigh t San Diego at Los Ang, n1ght Atlanta et San Franc1sco American Lt19Ut Eosl W L Pel. GB 43 27 6\A New Vgrk 37 33 .529 6 Cleveland 35 35 500 8 Detroit 3< 36 A86 9 Boston 3438A7210 B;atti more 26 41 381 15'/a Milwaukee Will W. L Pel. GB Kansas my 4< 21 611 Texas 40 JD l71 3 rougM , Te)t SA , Mayberr y, KC Texas (8 tyleve11 6 Bl at Chicago (Johnson 57) 9 p m Boston (Pole 3 I ) at M il waukee {Augustine 2 .tl), 8 JO Rodrigu ez . Strom (87) and 51. Otts , KC and Chambliss , Kendatl LP- Rau (6 6) HR NY 49 , MuJ)SOn, NY 18 San Qlego , Kendall t ll STOLEN lASES NAl'IONAL lEAGUE Cede no Hou 27 . UrO<k. St L 2A , pm (Only games scheduled) American league Moroan, Cln 22, Lopes. LA and ( 1o Innings) Boston 100 002 101tr-- 5 11 2 Taveras. Pitt 20 AM E R I C AN LEAGUE Mllwauke 010 000 220 1- 6 11 1 Pa tek. KC 37 . Bavlor . Oak 34. Jenktns, Murphy {7) , Cleve Carew, M lnn and Nort h Oak tend (8) , House ( 10 } and Fisk Slaton , Fnsella ( 10 } and 33 . Campaner1s , Oak 27 Port er WP- Frlsella (1 0) lP PITCHING - Cleveland (4 3) Most Victories New Yor k (Hunter 9 7J at Cleveland (Wat tS 2 2) 7 30 p m Detroll (Ruhle 5 31 al Bot It more (P!Imer 9 7}, 7•30 p m Saturday 's Games Callfornte at M1nnesota Texas i!lt Chicago Oakland at Kan City mght Boston at M ilwaukee. night New York at Ctevelend, night Baltimore at Det roit. nigh t NATIONAL LEAGUE . Jones. so "J Matlack, NY 10 2 N•w York ( 001 000 Ol tr-- 2 I 0 000 002 lOx- 3 l1 0 Ru thVen . Clevelan d All 91, Kaat, Ph il 82 , Figueroll, Jackson (6) Tl 171 , Lyle 171 and Christenson. Ph d 8 3, Fryman , drow Mtl and Seaver . NY 8 5. Stro m . Hendr icks, Heaty (7), Dobson . Kern (8) and LaRoche (8) 50.8 7 • Lonborg, Ph d Major League Lnders By Un1ted Press International 10 4, ntDEAWAY A~ '76 Kawasaki K%400 SPICIAL fares tone Street Bike • Ou1et four stroke l6J LIMITED TIME OFFER OHC 398cc engone BATTING (bUedon 17511blts) AMERICAN LEAGUE bob AShbV WP- Dobson 110 ll LP NATIONAL LEAGUE son , Clev 10 S. Tanana. Cal and - Figueroa (9 S) G AB A H Pet FitzmorriS , KC 9 A Tl&nt , Bos , 010 100 003- 5 9 1 Oliver. Pit "62 252 Al 90 357 Figueroa, NY and Perrv. Tex 9 Oakland ~ McBride St L S1 198 29 67 338 S, Palmer. Ba Jt and Hunter . Foster. Cln 61 265 AO 89 336 NY 9A7 UN AVERAMorgan, Cin 60 191 52 64 335 E RNED R "E Crawtrd. 51 L 60 201 26 47 333 ' { b.sed on 63 innmts p1tched) NATIONAL LEAGUE. Frels Montanez, Afl 78 305 32 99 325 Cey, LA 66 240 37 78 325 Ieben SO 2 16 , Stanhouse , Mtl Ros•. Cln Gr iffey, Cln 75 69 Andrews Hou 44 185 25 59 AMERICAN LEAGUE 0 AI R H ri 29A "~~· Breii, KC LeFlore 0.1 6526~ 45 93 McRae, KC 72 270 45 90 Rivers. NY 62 210 ~ 91 61232 32 75 Lynn. Bos Munson , NY 66 267 33 86 Oet Carew.Min Paltln 16 ), Mmgor l 191. Llltel l (9 } and Martinez , StinsOn (9 ) WP- Flnoers (~ 51 LP - Patt 1n (2 8 ) HRs-OB~ktand , Sando 2 303 63 98 323 2 19, Foster SO 2 35, Zac~ry . 1161 258 57 83 322 Cln and Hough, LA 2 Al Geron1m0, Cn 66 210 28 67 319 Boone, Ph t1 61 188 J1 60 319 Stau~. ooo- Kansas C1ty 001 100 2 81 Mtt che iL Ftng ers (8) lll"'d Haney , Newman (7), Bird , 319 Pet 361 3<6' 333 325 323 322 70 '2Sl 34 80 319 70 211 o 88 J1a ' AMERICAN LEAGUE Tr8 vers, Mil 1 96 , Fldrych Det Ca l ifornia 2 ~ ~ Lyle, NY 208. Garland, Chicago Bolt 216, Kern, Clove 22l STRIKEC.UTS NATIONAL LEAGUE: Sea ver. NY 111. Richard. Hou Sl, Nlekro, All 86. Messersmith , All 85 ; Montefusco SF 80 AMERICAN LEAGUE • Ryan Cal 135 , Tanana. Cal 127. 011 000 ooo- 2 8I your.J todsy .............................. lllO- 1 4 I Monge. Drago (7), Scotl 181 and Elchebarren . Breit 13 31 :..."'='-~and Downing , Humphrev '191 WP- Monge lA 21 JIR SPORT SHOP D•lrolt 000 101 ooo- 2 ll op.n Frkllly lvlftlnl Till Baltimore ooOOOOODO- 0 A l ' 741 E. Mlln tnRoberlS IB 61 end Freehen, 000 000 Blyleven Tex 107 Jenkms , Bos R Mav (55 ) and Duncan HR~ 99 , Hunlcr , NY 83 1 .... Oetroll , Johnson {5 ) ;r::................... 1 o. POMEROY HOME & AUTO ' 60~ e. Main St. Brake Service - Front End Alignment 992-2094 Pomeroy, 0 . �-- J •• • ' < In Utile League action ·and Kent Wolfe two apiece to Wedneaday, the Racine A's pave · the way. Tom ralaed their record to 12-3 by Roseberry got a triple while dropping host Portland 2~ . Jay Rees and Melanie Weese . Wayne Lyons socked three each stroked a double. Nick home runs, and Zane Beegle BOstick and Chris Bostick together fanned lour and walked live wqlle loser Dan Bryant struck out three and walked eighteen. W. Connally hit a homer in lOSS On the losing cause, and D. Ward and Bryant each collected a double. Stockton ends nearly 29 years on highway work '(V•.• .in Review Dexter ch~ch plans service. on July 4th by JOAN HANAUER UPI Televi~iou Writer 2nd Forest RWI a.., 992·2039. .. A '"'m-- .,.......... $Ol1ll srArt r___. -. . .. ~o:f:~io~;hi!a~gh~ as~ ~he~~~r a~~ ~~~e~e~~~ opini~ di~ided ~t ~ ~~:~ B~~~~:;;~r~~el~~ J WERNER RA D10 • Decllll'e )OUr indepe11tlenM high prices! li'Om Little fellas go to 9-9 tie- · Summer SALE All Knits Sl.OQ ~:Yard POLY.QJIION T-SHIRT . ROAD KNIT' 1.98 yd. HUGGER! and Phillip r;:::::;;:=~=~~~::~~:::::;J .hitters were.Glllian. Randy SingleBlake, Pat Glllian, Nutter, Wayne JUST Knutse.n, Tom Welch, Greg Hennen, Eric Householder, . Ron Coen, Mike Dixon, Toby Workman, Bill · Richardson, Sequora Lemon, Fran Dixon, Dean Wriston. Chesier players with triples were Brian Beeler, .Michael Grant, and Jeff Roush; with doubles were: Tndd Clay, Robbie Combs, Huey Eason, ' Matt Harris, Keith Karsch;nik, Danny leonard, and Billy McLaughlin. The following player.s got singles: Beeler, Clay, Kyle Davis, Grant, Harris, Karschnik, Leonard McLaughlin, Scott Newell, Mike Randolph and Roush. C• ·. c ' 1125.9-31 10 0 10 8 0-28 • '\\\1 . ' G70X14 Plus F. E. T. $2.75 ,, Special Price ill( A70-1J E70-14 F70· 14 H70·14 G70-15 H70·15 Here's the "70" se ries musCle tire to match any perfornr anee your set of wide wheels can deliver. Features lhclude: • Bold white rai sed letteis, 1V•" high, molded lnlo sidewall. • Four tul l pl ie~ ot stron 9, so.ft-r!dinQ pOixester cord. • Extra·wide tread. for tra"ction and mileage. At participating · s~rger Chef · GENERAL TIRE" SALES N.2nd Ave. lt:lsnls, QldNns, I • I WunSias - ® . ,. . . . UU-1.,I IIOCIIIIIIIIIIII-· ·MODliN SUPPL·Y • • ,~-ere Middleport, o. su~<:eplible disease, Otterbein College, Wester- · ville. The theme Is "Ainerica Grows." She thanked Mrs. Holler and Mrs. Hollan (or making arra~emenll for the Pomeroy Alumni Banquet. The club volell to make a contrlliuUon on the expenses Mra. Helen Nease, Mrs. Ada of the Regatta flower show tAJ Holter, Mrs. Evelyn Hollon, the county woclation. Mrs. Marcia Arnold and Mrs. Apicnic wilt be held on July Carrie Grueser·. 28 at 6 pm. at the Forest Opening the meeting Acreg Park •.Members are to condticied by Mrs .Arnold meet at the Forest Run were devotions by Mrs. Hilda Church and go from there. Yeauger. She gave Scripture Everyone is ·to take their own from Romans 10, a table service. meditation, '"l'lme_ is the Mrs. Hollon won the door Present" and led In the prizes. It was rep~ted th!It Lord's Pr'ayer. Ftir roll call Mrs. Dorothy Smith; club members dIs pI aye d president, Is now here from specimens. . Tel88. Mrs. Arnold announced Homemade ice cream, that the Ohio AalloclaUon of cookies, nuts and tea were t;}arden Clubs' convention .served.wiU be herd Aug . 1().12 aj · a EMPIRE-DETROIT "FAMILY DAY ·PICNIC" . CAMDEN PARK, Social ·. Calendar U.S. ROUTE 60 WEST-HUNTit<IGTON Clo,secl Ev.tr.v Monday Except Labor' Day 1503 Eastern Avenue. • Gaiii~Jolls I Shower honors Mrs. . EVERYBODY WANT AD WAY holds l Rect'ta d Visit en'.i011led COnnte. iS entertained BRING HOME 11 THEBOSS· 64 ounces 7.6-e' Pell'sl's'got • lot Jo give. ASSORTED ROYALS CANDY BAR BONANZA ta~Uihi., 71 THIS WEEKEND WOMEN'S· SHOES s3.00 2 5.00 1 GROUP WOMEN'S SANDALS )fp"l(s. OF he.r ltage • YOUR tHOM MeAN STORE WET. ONES · ~ '3" 1/2 PRICE . 1 THE BIBL£ KEEPER Top grain leather-look Naugahyde pn;wides the best possible protection for your favorite . Bible. by Nursemates 4) l !t.'ll~IIO< I'l• d~l ~h·lto;, ~ ... Southeast Region, leatalalllr• · recognition meelq, beld at the.Ohio Univerlity Inn. Mrt. Sheell wu accompllllied b)' her huaband, Junu. . Master of ceremanlet for the Informal meellnC wu John Wilson, Jacii:Jon, president . of th~ Southeast Region. Remarks of wel~ome were En~le eitlended by · Marl- . Miller from the Ohio School A layette shower honoring Boards ·AIIOCIItton, and Mrs. Debora Engle was held Marty Heck, vice preslllemt of recently at llarrlsonville with University relaUOIII. Mrs. ~en Thomas being lhe IntrOduced and pre~ented hoste111. plaques were Rep. Clair Ball, Games were played and the James Speck and Vernal door prize was awarded to Rife, Jr., and Sen. OUiey Gladys Fife. Cake, decorated Collins and William M-r. In pink with miniature babies The official bicentennial film, and umbrellas, punch, potato produced by the Ohio chips, mints and nuts were American Revolution served. Guests were Mrs. Blceniennial · Commission ·Marilyn Cooper and Christy, was shown. · Mrs. Julla Engle, Mrs'. Jenny King serves on the Pennington, Shane and Lori executive committee of the Engle, Mrs. Gladys File, and Southeast Region which Mrs. Mae File and Jason. the meeting. Sending gifts were Mtfi· Betty Rathburn, mother of tile honored guest, Mrs. Mary Phlllips, Mrs. Sinclair, Mrs. Shops the Carol Fraley, Mrs. Maggie Nelaon, Mrs. Allee Priddy, Mrs. Edith Clark and Ruby club WHitE Dim SHOES 2325 Jadc19n A-venue· • Pt. PhtaMint Mrs. Jennifer Sheets and .Vlr&ll Klilg of · the Meigs Local School 'District Board of Educ•tion.l"ere in Alben~ Wednesdiy for the Ohio School Boards Association, l. i• k ' OPEN TO PUBLIC AFTERS P.M. Birthday celebrated l.·. ; • Hamburger .•12 oz. Soft Drink • Regular Fr!es . ' _, The. Stlg111.1 of Meelal lllneta Dear Helen : . · 1 wBB confined in )llerital hospital lor almost a year. The . staff·treated me badly enough, bUt when~· returned tAJ society, it was terrible! · People acted as though I might ha~ or .embarrass them. . They avoided me and did not want thelf children near me. I couldn't find a job. . · . 1 had many friends before I went mtAJ the hospital. Some visited, but mosl did not ev"ll write. Those who ventured, only caine once and I can· understand why. A. state hospital IS depressing. . · ·· 1 I WBB never that much out of reallty, but I guess peop e think my condition Is catching. Really, it's the lonellness that. heightens mental Illness, the knowledge that you're marked no matter how you try. · · 1 ·FinaUy 1 moved tAJ a new environment, met new peop e, got work, and am trying tAJ forget my old life. But memory of the slight stUI hurts. _ · 1hope some day that mental illness will he accepted as no more of a stigma than physicaiiUness. We CAN recoyer! . · The sad thing is that no one will admit being prejudiced Mothball odor --mars bureau .,....... Lim~ted time offer. Now through July Sth.. Uy Hclt:n B'ottel Polly's Pointers Y«lMENS . Board members attend recent recognition meet j holtna. • . Mu . Mary Neue had • charje of the program which opened with a bicentennial» · ·reading "What Ia a Flag?" by Mu. Jane Harris. Mrs. ( Evelyn Hollon's 19pic was , '1!:\>eryone Loves the ·• ·Madonna Lily" and ahe : presented hlnla for growing ' :. the Wy whk:h shnaid thrives • ANTHONY MILLER· ' in any orsanlc and well . >· dralnec!loU, needJ protecUon . •l frm111ron& wlnd,lnd should , ~ tie ~prayed with fetbum. She 1 •lei that wben 'planting the 1 bulbi they should be one foot. ·: apart and two Inches deep, l that they lhould be protected ~g~~:· they just avoid us . .- ANONYMOUS FOR A r~ untll the bulbs ' are ! eablblllhed, bu I that once · Dear Anonymous: . · • . : they are utablllhed, fll!'ther · The stigma is lessening, but the unreawnable fear lingers ; protecUon II not needed. The fourth birthday _ especially among people whose minds could be tenned · • "My Garden and I'' was the . · celebration of Anthony "unhealthy." ; topic of Mrs. Arnold who (Tony) Ryan Miller, son of And what a shame because they might be the next ; apo11:e of the greatneu of God · Terrie L. Miller, Rutland, victims It's been said t~t at least one in ten Americans will in · the &arden. She comwas observed June 7 at the require 'intensive mental health therapy at some time In their home of his grea.t- · lives. And if you count those wl\(1 suffer deep depressions and : mented on the planting of ihe grandmother, Mrs. Bessie temporary fli!H)uts, the number might rise to one out of two! : seed, ita growl!! and · the By Polly Cra~er 1 Oliver, Middleport. _ H. 1 • llarvelllng u the handiwork 1 Featured in the table of God and IIPOke of .the peace +++ Rife. decorations were birthday Dear Helen : •. and contentment to be found ·. scenes along with a large ·; In the garden. · heat down as low as it will go 1 w~s sexually active before l)IBrl'iage, which ·made it all DEAR POU..Y - I would t Tu th chocolate Teddy Bear made' the worse when I discovered mY husband is low-keyed. For :· Mra. -Nease talked on e to know how. to get .t.he wjthout going ou · m em by his mother. Sandwiches, •l waterlntl Ooweririg j\nnuals every fifteen minutes and him, once a week .is enough . . · . and llid gardeners can't rely odor of mothballs out. ,of a tllen tl)ey will cook in an hour chips, ice crean\ .and drinks Unfortunately,l am hot-blooded. Men at the office place~ on IIUIIIIIIer r ainl. She said chest·..of drawers. .,... MRS.' and be as beautiful and·" were served. 1\tlending were friendly aim around my waist, and I suddenly wonder what 1! brown as if baked in the Mrs. Oliver, his grand- would be like to be iri bed with them\.,1 hate myself for this, as I thai when watering takes w.c. ' DEAR MRs. W.C. - You oven. This saves gas and the parents, Mr . and Mrs. Arthur love my husband and enjoy being married. place the entire bed should be ,mol1tened thoroughly and do have a problem. Have you kitchen stays cool in warm L. MIUer , ~uUand; his un1 have never been unfaithful, but it's getting more difficult SUI8dted the use of a canvas tried pulliDg cbarcoaiiD !be weather. Those with electric cles, Naman and Grover ali the time. Perhaps I'm the type who should hav~ stayed ''.i' IIOIIker holle 81 excellent for dniwen 8lld leaving them ranges would have to ex- Oliver, Middleport, and Tom single. For three years now I've held back, but I don I know ·• ~ since the- water ~~eeps closed? Firat, set the periment but this should Walker, Gallipolis . ' He how long I can suppress my urges. . dniwers out of doors 00 a work as well if the heat is received a remembrance dlrecUy Into. the soU. Have any other women readers had this problem, and how· breezy sunny day aud wben MRS from his uncle and aunt, S. did they solve it? - WALKING TilE IJNE Sprinkling flowers and they are broilgbl ioslde fill turned very 'low· · Sgt. and Mrs. Robert E. foliage makes them with crumpled newspapers L.R.N. Miller of O'Fallon, lll. Dear WTL: · . 8lld leave for a week. U odor DEAR RUDERS - I I'm glad you asked my women readers and not me, bas not disappeared lUI with wrapped a very large baklog because frankly I dond't believe any one has ever found a fresh papers and try agalii, - potato to foil twice. II took perfect solution when a highly sexed person marries an . POLLY. · · two hours oo a gas burner, Sewin~ undersexed partner. ~. but was great and with a Dice Some try compromise (which usually ple~s no one) ; DEAR POU..y _ My Pet browu crisp skiD that I like. others drift to extramarital affairs; others to divorce ... or meetin~ Peeve concerns bicycles. Many thanks to countless resignation. · • · h• Why do the riders of bikes readen who seol aliliwets for let's have some corre$1)0ndence on the subject, all r1g I. feel they do not have to abide this and told us they did the The)lew-Rile -Sewing Club - H. FRIDAY by the rules for driving. They same ID electric skillets, met Wednesday night at the +++ . )'gh'• crock pols, pressure cookers • Revival Now in progreas at ignore traff1c Lincoln Heights home of Mrs. Dear Helen: 1 ... swerve and 80 on. _ P(}LLV. . the Alb Street Free Will Bap- from one side of the road to DEAR POLLy _ When Evelyn Gilmore for a I A wbile back you had severalletters. ~cenung sex lor. the tist Church through Sunday. the other and. insist on . bicentennial party. retarded. Most stated'it shouldn't be demed. Yet I was jailed ~:30 nightly. showing off by riding with your dog has puppies keep A red, white and blue color on a rape charge because a girl inmate at the state hospital GOSPEL Sing, Mason folded anns in heavy traffic them in an ol~ net plaype~. . scheme was carried out in tl!e (. · . As!enibl)'t of God Church, AND at night without a light They will be close to their decoraUons and the refresh- and ! (a wlllll(er there) loved each other. · 1cared about her, and she had mature love for me: In fact, Dudding La'ne, Mason, or reflector on their bikes. mother and will not be wan- ments of ribbon sandwiches, . Friday arid Sunday, at 7:30 Just the other day a hoy and · dering ·all over . the .. room, chips and beverages, For the she seduced me. For 16 montha it was a beautiful aHau. When • p.m. The Singing Scriptures girl ignored lights at a . where they could ·get hurt. door prize, Mrs. 'Gilmore they found us out, I got all the blame, even lholl/lh I protected · of Cleveland wlU featured. r~ilroad crOSsing and rode Keep paper on the floor of the awarded a Betsy Ross and cherished her. It isn't fair to deprive the adult mentally ill of a ·normal through the gates when a pen and change it frequently. fi~urine to Mrs. Pandora Everyone "elcome. love life. Nor iS it lair to jail me for "rape." - JIM. train was just approaching Of course, the mother can be Collins. Games ~o carried the crossing. I shuddered to let out when she desires and . out the bicel)tennial theme . . SON BORN think what could · have hap- she will sopn rj!lllize her pupMr. and Mrs. Michael ed _ MAXINE. . pies are safe and all together. with prizes going to Mrs. Ann Werry of Belpre, the former pe~EAR POU..Y _ Jean This is also good when house Browning, Mrs . Martha Carla Will, are announcing asked how she could b8ke two breaking a puppy • and IS a Hoffman, Mrs . Collins and . the birth of a second sori, potatoes every night without good place to keep a puppy Mrs. Barbara Mullen. For the party all of the · Ryan Patrick, Wednesday at having to heat the oven. She when you go out. the St. Joaeph Hospital in ca~e them on the top bur- JACQUEUNE. memberswereattiredlnred.presente . Parkersburg, W. Va. The ner her gas range. I wrap . . DEAR POU..Y ~To solve while and blue. Mrs. Shirley :J J baby weighed seven pounds, es one in aluminum foil the problem of flymg ashes Baity will host the next · Students of Miss Mercedes :;:: :.:· 'nine ouncu. Mr.· and Mrs. and find .two average size and spar~ from ~lgare~es, meeting , Others attending Werry have a siln, Brandon tatoes will go on one bur- when the air conditionens on wete Mrs. Nettie Boyer; Mrs. Condon presented a recital Mr. · and Mrs . Kenneth Shane, three. Maternal :r ·For larger potatoes put m the car, I bough~ a deep lit· Betty Wehrung, Mrs. Carolyn Sunday afternoon at the Russell, Racine, Mr. and granclparenta are Mr. and one. on a burner. Turn the ter box lbat drapes over the McDaniel and Mrs. Flo Racine Lati.er Day Saints Mrs. Floyd T. Chapman, the Mrs. Carl Will, Pomeroy. hwnp in the front seat and Stric!pand. Church. former Kenda Russell, and Mrs. Etta Will, Belpfe, is the hall filled it with common D- ..Jlfi ...1 Piano, organ -and vocal their daughters, Shelley and maternal treat• ' sail The depth keeps ashes 1.\iJU, Ofu selections were included on Kimberly' Pittsburgh, .Pa . grandmother. Paternal great-grandparents are from flying and salt is an exthe program. Piano students were Father's Day guests of grandparenta are Mr. and. Ralph V. Gibbs, Sr., New tingulsher for cigarettes. performing were Mary Lt. and Mrs. Karl Russell and Mrs. Charles Werry, Haven, and Herman Werry, RUTH s. McFarland, Becky Crow, children, Melissa and KenConnie Radford, bride POmeroy, and the paternal Pomeroy. , Carla Shuler, Kenda Rizer, neth Roy, at Camp LeJeune, elect of Douglas Little, was Kelly Rizer' Tina Neutzling, N. C. While . there they enhonored recently with a Becky Evans, Sherr! Russell, Joyed tAJur of the camp and personal shower at the ho!"e Teresa Van Meter, Karen the u1 s B tUeshlp North of Becky Romine with Mrs. Lewis, Kathy Ba~er, Teresa.' CaroU~a ·at aWilmlngton, N. Romine, and Judy and Mary Shuler, Jan Betzlng, Clair C . ' Radford as hostesses: Morris, Carl r.forrls, He~ther 'Later In the week the Karl Games were played with Shuler, Janis Camaha.n, Lor1 Russell . ·family joined the prizes going to Cindy Glaze, Rupe and Carol Morns. others for a trip 10 Orlando, Becky Cottrill and Ellen Rice Organ selections were by Fla where they visited Mrs, who won the door pr~ Teresa Van Meter and Mary Wiliiam 'J. Burton and oiheu attending were Connie · McFarland and .Carla Me-. dau hlers Usa Anne and Lanning, Kathy Rice, Donna Farland had two vocal Er~ Ly~. Mrs. Burton is Weber, Stephanie Radlord. . tile . former Aleta Lynn Sending gifts were Patti Well, .numbers. For the rec1tal program, Russell. They spent a day at Connie Carleton, Marge Barr •.Carla Shuler presented Disne World before returnand Jo Ellen Diehl. Becky Crow, Kenda and · lng ·h~e on June 26. It was KellyRizerandKathyBaker, the first time In lour ·¥tars OFFICERS LISTED and Mary · McFarland that the entire family had 1 Group · Val~~,es ' to S18.00 MASON, W. Va . -Officers presented Karen lewis. been together of Mason City Historical Refreshments .were ser~ed Mr nd Mr~ Chapman and pr. or Society are Mrs. Landon following the recital wtth daugh~rs wlii be Spending • Smith, president and. Mrs. Golda Gillian, Lucy Taylor the July 4 weekend here with Bessie Ingels, vice preSidenl; and Anna Cornell BBSisllng Mr and Mrs Russell and '·pr. 5 ·Mrs. Doris Rober- is, with ~he serving . · Mi~s other relatives before • d Mrs J Condon s cor . sage was a gift turn!. . ,A Pitlsburgh Pa. 1 Group of. · t ~re:a:su~r~e~r ·=a~n:;:;.._ .. _·_;fr~om;Tereaa Van Meter; re ng "' ' Value$ to S18.00 :arshall, I Group of PARK RESERVED SATURDAy I JULy 3RD . UNTIL 5 PM 16 ' · .. -;;:>~~,,,,.,, .--;.<i',>;":~,~'*::::::.~:::s.*~~~· I Us..~ • to CANVAS SHOES "' l .. i ·HeJ.en Help . ·· :- ......,., what to do wbl!b, m~ keep the aoU miMI, '!" and I dllplay of ~ and good mulch for annuals :. ' hllhilpltd the Wednaday . Ia grill cllJipingJ, she noted. l ·ntpt -ling of the Wild- She concluded with a poem ; ,wood Gll'llen Club at the entitled "Sharing." • ._~Mrs. Carrie Grueeer Receiving btu~ ribbons for : wltll Mrt. Mardi Arnolc!, co- ~imens on · ezhlbit wer' ARRIVED • - • ~ · A pros ram on flower 'la;oo;: r: I~ · tourney set . • . QUASAR- Tee-off in fifth annual . ~ .,f'Flow.r gardening program given ~ckV~.bead~h~ NEW YORK (UP! ) - The dai1' is May 22, 1776, the British Parliament is arguing !he American rebellion In it& last debate DEXTER - Sunday, July before summer recess - and you are there. . 4th, the Church of Olrist here At least , you will be there if you tune In tAJ "Goodbye will hold its Bicentennial Ameriea," a make-believe documentary co-produced by the Pu~ services. British !lroadcastlng Corp., and WNET, New York's PBS • Special songs,,poems and station. PBS is scheduled tAJ air the !Kkninute show July 3, ij: Mra.MUIIr•v. . . . . . readings wi)l be presented 10 :30 pm., Eastern time. when the youth people will WNET's Robert MacNeil and BBC's Robert McKenzie copresent a short patriotic anchor tlu',s so-called "live" coverage of Parliament, back up service with a nag display. their report with filmed incidents such as the Boston 'Tea Everyone is welcome to Party, and interview people from qeorge n,tto Tom Paine and attend. · •. George Washingt()n : . . ·. . · 4.0 655~24 ~ R p The program will be un' .. lt'san amusing conceit, with the newsmen in mOdem dress 201 3QO- 6 8 ; derway in\medialely after and the protagonists of 1776 in dress suitable to their time and In Senior Girls softbaU the communion service . .At statiO!!. Tuesday, Meigs handed noon a basket dinner will be The last round of Parliamentary debute, before the DeclaForest Run its second loss, 20serv~d 1n the basement. . ration of Independence turn~ a series of battles IniAl a fuli.----···11, at Meigs High School. At2p.m. the new American scale war, centered on a mot10n by the member from B~ry St. NEW YORK (UPI) _The Winning pitcher was K. nag presented to the church Edmunds, Gen. Henry ~nway! pta.yed by l)ouglas W1lmer. New York Yankees Thlll'3day Burdette and leading hitler was Glenda Brown wl th two Will be raised above the Conway and his faction, Which Included Edmund aurke put outfielder Elliott Maddox church ·yard.and the bell~ (Alex Scott ) and Charles James Fox (Ronald Lacey ), on the l:Kiay disabled list and ltlples, two singles, and a ring to honor the nation's demanded tAJ know lr~m the prune numster, Lord North (Clive filled his spot on the roster dbuble. 200th birthday. . . . Swift) .th~ content of secret orders from King George Ill to his wlthOttQ Velez, who had been Other hitters for the winRecreation will also be CO!lli1USSioners for peace to the Americans, the brothers sent to Syracuse ' in the ners were: M. Boggs, four . The Filth Annual Riverside General and A~ral Howe. . . International league earlier singles and double; ,B. Gold Toilrnament will be held erijoyed in the afternoon, Sunday June 27th Charles As every American school child knows, the Amencan slogan th d Vaughan, four singles; T. the weekend of July 1!1·11 at liurdette, three. singles and the Riverside co'll'se .near Russell 'held a b~ptizing of the time was :·~o taxation without reoc~entation." ln point .in Ma~d:i; who played 55 service In a stream near of fact, the Br1hsh ha~ bowed to Amer1~n ~emands and games last season before double ; K. Burdette, thfee Mason. ... The course, owned by Gary Vales Mills, Ted Hatfield of remo~ed all the repressiVe taxes. Only the n~ggling tax on tea being sidelined with a knee singles; M. MIUet, double ; K. Howard, two singles and . and Robert Roush, recently ·l>exter and James and remamed. . ? injury, appeared in four ~ war over a mmor tax tharbrought no re~en~es. The games lor New York this ' double ; J. McKinney, two was expanded to 18 ho.le.s with . Cecelia Horn of Albany made WORKS IN A DRAWER at singles; M. Bla ttnar, two . lots of water and new liazards the good confession and were Amencans may . have felt strongly about prmaple, but season, starting two of them 25' :.,1'"'1 .COLOR TV, Mcxte l WU9286MK added. baptized · prachcally speakmg unless the ISSUe was resolved new taxes and hitting safely in two of six singles; V. Slack, single. "Super tnsta·MatJo .. Color The tournament will be a Server~! from the Dexter always .could be im~~ · , . . plate appearances. Hitters lor Forest Run were Tuning. Matrl• Plus Picture In pomt of la~t the country gentlem.en IIPO!I whom Kinil Velez was farmed out ,tAJ Tubt. Sttblllztd Po'Wtr Supply. Sandi Hamilton and Lee Ord , 36-hole event with prizes Church of Olrist, and the "Country SIYit" doolgn , two singles each; Kim being awarded in the fonn of Columbia Chapel Church (;eorge . depended for his support m .Parliament were Syracuse earUer in the day Grueser, Linda Fisher and gift certificates. There will be attended the service. Ted is a =::':~s~~:~~~ and other colomals must be taxed, when the Yankees called up Joy Neigler, thres singles That British was badly the time could ·· Middleport, 0. each; Pam Brauer and Vicky ,other flig~ts. each deterCeCelia the members of the seen by the need to hire German mercenarles~y of wlJ?m same International League • _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. Brauer, two singles .and a mined . by established han Col b' Ch ' 1 · "volunteered" at gunpom . t and were dragged m ne .. ck chams •. double aPiec; Lois Balley and . . ' wn Ia . ape . fr . om their farms . . to fight against the Americans- who had 8 team. Patty Robinson; single each. dicaps. Deadline for entry is July 8, reputation among their Redcoat foes as crack shots, - ·- · and entry forms may be FORD SPEAKS Conway and his faction were defeated roundly and the war . -. Host Syracuse had an easy picked up at the course. WASHINGTON (UP!) with the colonists was well under way before Parliament was time with Pomeroy, 1().3 as C. Entry fee is $20, and the Mrs. Betty Ford, advocate of tAJ meet again. Conway was proved correct when he warned ./ Teaford led the winners with course will be closed each the Equal Rights that the debate had been 'the las! chance tAJ avert war with the two sintllea and a home run day to green fee players until Amendment, rested and Americans, whom manY Englishmen considered, not an and was the winning pitcher . f 1 ha treated a fiareup of · her enemy but "another sort of Englishman." Other hltte.rs were T. the 1ast.group 0 P ayers 8 chronic arthritic" · neck Another point in the debate also w,as well taken - as history Ferrell, two singles; S. Ash teed of!, which should be problem while her husband views such wars, "successful resistance Is a revolution, not a and B. .O'ow, double and about 4 p.m. Last year's substituted as host at a rebellion ." Here's the American Revolution from a different, winner WBB Kenny Fry of single; V. CUndiff, double; T. Huntington. reception for the Commission but not unsympathetic, J!Oint of view. Alb, home run; K. Dugan, C. on the International Women's ' · Riflle, B. H~n. and C. Year. PatterSOil, singles. President Ford $POke for Hitters for Pomeroy were .•. the First Lady: N. Sinlth, R. Hudson, · S. · · .· · "As husband and lather " V(rlght and S. Mitch, each ~he said, " I prize the , ORCHARD . PARK, N.Y. .BOSTON (UPI) - The with two singles; S. Miller, K. individuality and (UP!) - Joe Devlin , a . BostAJn Bruins announced . · Seth, A. Filch; and C. Blatt. ' · Independence of the two second-round draft choice Thursday they have re,signed Syracuse and Letart Falls · wonien in my family. I am from Iowa, and free agent nar, each a single. ' Pee Wee Teams battled to a 9- proud that Betty has become wide receiver Ron Holliday, two veterans and one younger 9 Ue Tuesday night in a very a leader in her own right and Thursday signed with the player to contra!!ts with the National Hockey League exciting six-inning contest. 1 want to ensure that our National Football League club. Letart FaUs opened the daughter Susan wlU have the Buffalo Bills. Winger John Bucyk, a 21first stanza by laking a 2 to 0. same freedm1 of choice and The Bills said Devlin, a 6-l, year veteran, has signed a lead; however, going IniAl the opportunity as our sons." 258-pound tackle, was signed contract, said bottom haH of the fifth inning· tAJ an undisclosed contract. one.year Managing Director Harry Syracuse had built up a Holliday, 28, appeared in 11 Sinden. He also said center coounandiilg 9 to 41ead. Mter OJ ester boys in games for the San Diego Jean'Ratelle and defenseman scoring 5 runs, Lelf't Falls Chargers in 1973, then played Joe Zanussi, involved in last ·for the Philadelphia Bell of left the bases full and the 19 to 8 victory year's Phil EspositAJ trade game wenlinto extra innings. the defunct World Footba II with the New York Rangers, In Pee Wee action at League in 1974 and 1975. Both teams then settled ' h ave signed Bruin contracts. down, the pitchers for both Chester Wednesday, the hosts teams striking out the side in romped to a 19-8 'win over visiting Coolville lll;hlnd the the extra stanza: Syracuse 040 4111-9 hitting and pitching of D. J. Letart FiiUs 201 150--9 Randolph. He got the win by Quality! Beauty 1 Syracuse hitters we.re striking out four and wallting Gregg Nease, 2 home runs, nine while chipping in with and a single, and Mike two doubles and two singles. Chancey, a single. Letart John M!Uer had a double and Falls hitter was Scott twa singles while Kenny Riggs had a double and Dave .Wickline, a single. Edwards a single. Ron, Nutter took the loss with Larry Gibbs getting T ·ball boys of three singles and Darren ' . Welsh two. Jay Etheridge, 5 Coolville win · Cary Null and Nutter each got one single. Laat Tuesday the Chester c 001.17- 8 Jhe~.J(r T-Ball team fell prey to the c 211 &x-19 "House of visiting Coolvllle team 31-28; Fabrics" CoolviUe led aU the way. Gelling triples for the win- hitters were: Nutter, Jay Middleport ners were Steve Nutter, and Perkins, Mike Dixon, Tony Ohio Tony Chapman. Double ChaJ)man, Sequora Lemo~. NEW SHIPMENT • &-TheDIIIJSe..mei,Middleport-Pcmeroy, 0., Friday, July 2,1978 PHILADELPHIA (UP!) - . the · Philadelphia Eagles, Thursday granted a freeagent tryout to "Ide receiver Stanford Stockton, Ben Hawkins, who jotmerly Hemlock Grove, retired from played with the Ea111es. the Ohio Department of HighIn his eight years with ways in Meigs County on Philadelphia, Hawkins Wednesday completing · caught 261 passes for 4•764 almost 29 years with the yards and 32 touchdowns. He · spent last year wi!h the deparbnen.t. Philadelphia Bell of the Glen Smith, district deputy "d f 1 World Football director, presented Stockton e unc with a certificate and a League. luncheon was held by CQworkers in the lempotJry.> field office of the deparbnenl near .the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge repair w,ork site. Stockton was presented with gifts on the occasion. Meigs.girls put' . -· • 'II 4- The Dally Sentinel,Middleport-P~meroy, 0., Friday, July 2,1976 the little leagues. • . " &lk . ~PRICE Includes blacks, ~rowns, white and two-tones. Also m.en's denim use I AVAILABLE AT- The Middleport ·Book Store OPEN 99 Mill St. FRI. & sAT. Middleport, Ohio I NIGHT TIL 8 PM • Phone 992-2641 • LAWN CHAIRS �-- J •• • ' < In Utile League action ·and Kent Wolfe two apiece to Wedneaday, the Racine A's pave · the way. Tom ralaed their record to 12-3 by Roseberry got a triple while dropping host Portland 2~ . Jay Rees and Melanie Weese . Wayne Lyons socked three each stroked a double. Nick home runs, and Zane Beegle BOstick and Chris Bostick together fanned lour and walked live wqlle loser Dan Bryant struck out three and walked eighteen. W. Connally hit a homer in lOSS On the losing cause, and D. Ward and Bryant each collected a double. Stockton ends nearly 29 years on highway work '(V•.• .in Review Dexter ch~ch plans service. on July 4th by JOAN HANAUER UPI Televi~iou Writer 2nd Forest RWI a.., 992·2039. .. A '"'m-- .,.......... $Ol1ll srArt r___. -. . .. ~o:f:~io~;hi!a~gh~ as~ ~he~~~r a~~ ~~~e~e~~~ opini~ di~ided ~t ~ ~~:~ B~~~~:;;~r~~el~~ J WERNER RA D10 • Decllll'e )OUr indepe11tlenM high prices! li'Om Little fellas go to 9-9 tie- · Summer SALE All Knits Sl.OQ ~:Yard POLY.QJIION T-SHIRT . ROAD KNIT' 1.98 yd. HUGGER! and Phillip r;:::::;;:=~=~~~::~~:::::;J .hitters were.Glllian. Randy SingleBlake, Pat Glllian, Nutter, Wayne JUST Knutse.n, Tom Welch, Greg Hennen, Eric Householder, . Ron Coen, Mike Dixon, Toby Workman, Bill · Richardson, Sequora Lemon, Fran Dixon, Dean Wriston. Chesier players with triples were Brian Beeler, .Michael Grant, and Jeff Roush; with doubles were: Tndd Clay, Robbie Combs, Huey Eason, ' Matt Harris, Keith Karsch;nik, Danny leonard, and Billy McLaughlin. The following player.s got singles: Beeler, Clay, Kyle Davis, Grant, Harris, Karschnik, Leonard McLaughlin, Scott Newell, Mike Randolph and Roush. C• ·. c ' 1125.9-31 10 0 10 8 0-28 • '\\\1 . ' G70X14 Plus F. E. T. $2.75 ,, Special Price ill( A70-1J E70-14 F70· 14 H70·14 G70-15 H70·15 Here's the "70" se ries musCle tire to match any perfornr anee your set of wide wheels can deliver. Features lhclude: • Bold white rai sed letteis, 1V•" high, molded lnlo sidewall. • Four tul l pl ie~ ot stron 9, so.ft-r!dinQ pOixester cord. • Extra·wide tread. for tra"ction and mileage. At participating · s~rger Chef · GENERAL TIRE" SALES N.2nd Ave. lt:lsnls, QldNns, I • I WunSias - ® . ,. . . . UU-1.,I IIOCIIIIIIIIIIII-· ·MODliN SUPPL·Y • • ,~-ere Middleport, o. su~<:eplible disease, Otterbein College, Wester- · ville. The theme Is "Ainerica Grows." She thanked Mrs. Holler and Mrs. Hollan (or making arra~emenll for the Pomeroy Alumni Banquet. The club volell to make a contrlliuUon on the expenses Mra. Helen Nease, Mrs. Ada of the Regatta flower show tAJ Holter, Mrs. Evelyn Hollon, the county woclation. Mrs. Marcia Arnold and Mrs. Apicnic wilt be held on July Carrie Grueser·. 28 at 6 pm. at the Forest Opening the meeting Acreg Park •.Members are to condticied by Mrs .Arnold meet at the Forest Run were devotions by Mrs. Hilda Church and go from there. Yeauger. She gave Scripture Everyone is ·to take their own from Romans 10, a table service. meditation, '"l'lme_ is the Mrs. Hollon won the door Present" and led In the prizes. It was rep~ted th!It Lord's Pr'ayer. Ftir roll call Mrs. Dorothy Smith; club members dIs pI aye d president, Is now here from specimens. . Tel88. Mrs. Arnold announced Homemade ice cream, that the Ohio AalloclaUon of cookies, nuts and tea were t;}arden Clubs' convention .served.wiU be herd Aug . 1().12 aj · a EMPIRE-DETROIT "FAMILY DAY ·PICNIC" . CAMDEN PARK, Social ·. Calendar U.S. ROUTE 60 WEST-HUNTit<IGTON Clo,secl Ev.tr.v Monday Except Labor' Day 1503 Eastern Avenue. • Gaiii~Jolls I Shower honors Mrs. . EVERYBODY WANT AD WAY holds l Rect'ta d Visit en'.i011led COnnte. iS entertained BRING HOME 11 THEBOSS· 64 ounces 7.6-e' Pell'sl's'got • lot Jo give. ASSORTED ROYALS CANDY BAR BONANZA ta~Uihi., 71 THIS WEEKEND WOMEN'S· SHOES s3.00 2 5.00 1 GROUP WOMEN'S SANDALS )fp"l(s. OF he.r ltage • YOUR tHOM MeAN STORE WET. ONES · ~ '3" 1/2 PRICE . 1 THE BIBL£ KEEPER Top grain leather-look Naugahyde pn;wides the best possible protection for your favorite . Bible. by Nursemates 4) l !t.'ll~IIO< I'l• d~l ~h·lto;, ~ ... Southeast Region, leatalalllr• · recognition meelq, beld at the.Ohio Univerlity Inn. Mrt. Sheell wu accompllllied b)' her huaband, Junu. . Master of ceremanlet for the Informal meellnC wu John Wilson, Jacii:Jon, president . of th~ Southeast Region. Remarks of wel~ome were En~le eitlended by · Marl- . Miller from the Ohio School A layette shower honoring Boards ·AIIOCIItton, and Mrs. Debora Engle was held Marty Heck, vice preslllemt of recently at llarrlsonville with University relaUOIII. Mrs. ~en Thomas being lhe IntrOduced and pre~ented hoste111. plaques were Rep. Clair Ball, Games were played and the James Speck and Vernal door prize was awarded to Rife, Jr., and Sen. OUiey Gladys Fife. Cake, decorated Collins and William M-r. In pink with miniature babies The official bicentennial film, and umbrellas, punch, potato produced by the Ohio chips, mints and nuts were American Revolution served. Guests were Mrs. Blceniennial · Commission ·Marilyn Cooper and Christy, was shown. · Mrs. Julla Engle, Mrs'. Jenny King serves on the Pennington, Shane and Lori executive committee of the Engle, Mrs. Gladys File, and Southeast Region which Mrs. Mae File and Jason. the meeting. Sending gifts were Mtfi· Betty Rathburn, mother of tile honored guest, Mrs. Mary Phlllips, Mrs. Sinclair, Mrs. Shops the Carol Fraley, Mrs. Maggie Nelaon, Mrs. Allee Priddy, Mrs. Edith Clark and Ruby club WHitE Dim SHOES 2325 Jadc19n A-venue· • Pt. PhtaMint Mrs. Jennifer Sheets and .Vlr&ll Klilg of · the Meigs Local School 'District Board of Educ•tion.l"ere in Alben~ Wednesdiy for the Ohio School Boards Association, l. i• k ' OPEN TO PUBLIC AFTERS P.M. Birthday celebrated l.·. ; • Hamburger .•12 oz. Soft Drink • Regular Fr!es . ' _, The. Stlg111.1 of Meelal lllneta Dear Helen : . · 1 wBB confined in )llerital hospital lor almost a year. The . staff·treated me badly enough, bUt when~· returned tAJ society, it was terrible! · People acted as though I might ha~ or .embarrass them. . They avoided me and did not want thelf children near me. I couldn't find a job. . · . 1 had many friends before I went mtAJ the hospital. Some visited, but mosl did not ev"ll write. Those who ventured, only caine once and I can· understand why. A. state hospital IS depressing. . · ·· 1 I WBB never that much out of reallty, but I guess peop e think my condition Is catching. Really, it's the lonellness that. heightens mental Illness, the knowledge that you're marked no matter how you try. · · 1 ·FinaUy 1 moved tAJ a new environment, met new peop e, got work, and am trying tAJ forget my old life. But memory of the slight stUI hurts. _ · 1hope some day that mental illness will he accepted as no more of a stigma than physicaiiUness. We CAN recoyer! . · The sad thing is that no one will admit being prejudiced Mothball odor --mars bureau .,....... Lim~ted time offer. Now through July Sth.. Uy Hclt:n B'ottel Polly's Pointers Y«lMENS . Board members attend recent recognition meet j holtna. • . Mu . Mary Neue had • charje of the program which opened with a bicentennial» · ·reading "What Ia a Flag?" by Mu. Jane Harris. Mrs. ( Evelyn Hollon's 19pic was , '1!:\>eryone Loves the ·• ·Madonna Lily" and ahe : presented hlnla for growing ' :. the Wy whk:h shnaid thrives • ANTHONY MILLER· ' in any orsanlc and well . >· dralnec!loU, needJ protecUon . •l frm111ron& wlnd,lnd should , ~ tie ~prayed with fetbum. She 1 •lei that wben 'planting the 1 bulbi they should be one foot. ·: apart and two Inches deep, l that they lhould be protected ~g~~:· they just avoid us . .- ANONYMOUS FOR A r~ untll the bulbs ' are ! eablblllhed, bu I that once · Dear Anonymous: . · • . : they are utablllhed, fll!'ther · The stigma is lessening, but the unreawnable fear lingers ; protecUon II not needed. The fourth birthday _ especially among people whose minds could be tenned · • "My Garden and I'' was the . · celebration of Anthony "unhealthy." ; topic of Mrs. Arnold who (Tony) Ryan Miller, son of And what a shame because they might be the next ; apo11:e of the greatneu of God · Terrie L. Miller, Rutland, victims It's been said t~t at least one in ten Americans will in · the &arden. She comwas observed June 7 at the require 'intensive mental health therapy at some time In their home of his grea.t- · lives. And if you count those wl\(1 suffer deep depressions and : mented on the planting of ihe grandmother, Mrs. Bessie temporary fli!H)uts, the number might rise to one out of two! : seed, ita growl!! and · the By Polly Cra~er 1 Oliver, Middleport. _ H. 1 • llarvelllng u the handiwork 1 Featured in the table of God and IIPOke of .the peace +++ Rife. decorations were birthday Dear Helen : •. and contentment to be found ·. scenes along with a large ·; In the garden. · heat down as low as it will go 1 w~s sexually active before l)IBrl'iage, which ·made it all DEAR POU..Y - I would t Tu th chocolate Teddy Bear made' the worse when I discovered mY husband is low-keyed. For :· Mra. -Nease talked on e to know how. to get .t.he wjthout going ou · m em by his mother. Sandwiches, •l waterlntl Ooweririg j\nnuals every fifteen minutes and him, once a week .is enough . . · . and llid gardeners can't rely odor of mothballs out. ,of a tllen tl)ey will cook in an hour chips, ice crean\ .and drinks Unfortunately,l am hot-blooded. Men at the office place~ on IIUIIIIIIer r ainl. She said chest·..of drawers. .,... MRS.' and be as beautiful and·" were served. 1\tlending were friendly aim around my waist, and I suddenly wonder what 1! brown as if baked in the Mrs. Oliver, his grand- would be like to be iri bed with them\.,1 hate myself for this, as I thai when watering takes w.c. ' DEAR MRs. W.C. - You oven. This saves gas and the parents, Mr . and Mrs. Arthur love my husband and enjoy being married. place the entire bed should be ,mol1tened thoroughly and do have a problem. Have you kitchen stays cool in warm L. MIUer , ~uUand; his un1 have never been unfaithful, but it's getting more difficult SUI8dted the use of a canvas tried pulliDg cbarcoaiiD !be weather. Those with electric cles, Naman and Grover ali the time. Perhaps I'm the type who should hav~ stayed ''.i' IIOIIker holle 81 excellent for dniwen 8lld leaving them ranges would have to ex- Oliver, Middleport, and Tom single. For three years now I've held back, but I don I know ·• ~ since the- water ~~eeps closed? Firat, set the periment but this should Walker, Gallipolis . ' He how long I can suppress my urges. . dniwers out of doors 00 a work as well if the heat is received a remembrance dlrecUy Into. the soU. Have any other women readers had this problem, and how· breezy sunny day aud wben MRS from his uncle and aunt, S. did they solve it? - WALKING TilE IJNE Sprinkling flowers and they are broilgbl ioslde fill turned very 'low· · Sgt. and Mrs. Robert E. foliage makes them with crumpled newspapers L.R.N. Miller of O'Fallon, lll. Dear WTL: · . 8lld leave for a week. U odor DEAR RUDERS - I I'm glad you asked my women readers and not me, bas not disappeared lUI with wrapped a very large baklog because frankly I dond't believe any one has ever found a fresh papers and try agalii, - potato to foil twice. II took perfect solution when a highly sexed person marries an . POLLY. · · two hours oo a gas burner, Sewin~ undersexed partner. ~. but was great and with a Dice Some try compromise (which usually ple~s no one) ; DEAR POU..y _ My Pet browu crisp skiD that I like. others drift to extramarital affairs; others to divorce ... or meetin~ Peeve concerns bicycles. Many thanks to countless resignation. · • · h• Why do the riders of bikes readen who seol aliliwets for let's have some corre$1)0ndence on the subject, all r1g I. feel they do not have to abide this and told us they did the The)lew-Rile -Sewing Club - H. FRIDAY by the rules for driving. They same ID electric skillets, met Wednesday night at the +++ . )'gh'• crock pols, pressure cookers • Revival Now in progreas at ignore traff1c Lincoln Heights home of Mrs. Dear Helen: 1 ... swerve and 80 on. _ P(}LLV. . the Alb Street Free Will Bap- from one side of the road to DEAR POLLy _ When Evelyn Gilmore for a I A wbile back you had severalletters. ~cenung sex lor. the tist Church through Sunday. the other and. insist on . bicentennial party. retarded. Most stated'it shouldn't be demed. Yet I was jailed ~:30 nightly. showing off by riding with your dog has puppies keep A red, white and blue color on a rape charge because a girl inmate at the state hospital GOSPEL Sing, Mason folded anns in heavy traffic them in an ol~ net plaype~. . scheme was carried out in tl!e (. · . As!enibl)'t of God Church, AND at night without a light They will be close to their decoraUons and the refresh- and ! (a wlllll(er there) loved each other. · 1cared about her, and she had mature love for me: In fact, Dudding La'ne, Mason, or reflector on their bikes. mother and will not be wan- ments of ribbon sandwiches, . Friday arid Sunday, at 7:30 Just the other day a hoy and · dering ·all over . the .. room, chips and beverages, For the she seduced me. For 16 montha it was a beautiful aHau. When • p.m. The Singing Scriptures girl ignored lights at a . where they could ·get hurt. door prize, Mrs. 'Gilmore they found us out, I got all the blame, even lholl/lh I protected · of Cleveland wlU featured. r~ilroad crOSsing and rode Keep paper on the floor of the awarded a Betsy Ross and cherished her. It isn't fair to deprive the adult mentally ill of a ·normal through the gates when a pen and change it frequently. fi~urine to Mrs. Pandora Everyone "elcome. love life. Nor iS it lair to jail me for "rape." - JIM. train was just approaching Of course, the mother can be Collins. Games ~o carried the crossing. I shuddered to let out when she desires and . out the bicel)tennial theme . . SON BORN think what could · have hap- she will sopn rj!lllize her pupMr. and Mrs. Michael ed _ MAXINE. . pies are safe and all together. with prizes going to Mrs. Ann Werry of Belpre, the former pe~EAR POU..Y _ Jean This is also good when house Browning, Mrs . Martha Carla Will, are announcing asked how she could b8ke two breaking a puppy • and IS a Hoffman, Mrs . Collins and . the birth of a second sori, potatoes every night without good place to keep a puppy Mrs. Barbara Mullen. For the party all of the · Ryan Patrick, Wednesday at having to heat the oven. She when you go out. the St. Joaeph Hospital in ca~e them on the top bur- JACQUEUNE. memberswereattiredlnred.presente . Parkersburg, W. Va. The ner her gas range. I wrap . . DEAR POU..Y ~To solve while and blue. Mrs. Shirley :J J baby weighed seven pounds, es one in aluminum foil the problem of flymg ashes Baity will host the next · Students of Miss Mercedes :;:: :.:· 'nine ouncu. Mr.· and Mrs. and find .two average size and spar~ from ~lgare~es, meeting , Others attending Werry have a siln, Brandon tatoes will go on one bur- when the air conditionens on wete Mrs. Nettie Boyer; Mrs. Condon presented a recital Mr. · and Mrs . Kenneth Shane, three. Maternal :r ·For larger potatoes put m the car, I bough~ a deep lit· Betty Wehrung, Mrs. Carolyn Sunday afternoon at the Russell, Racine, Mr. and granclparenta are Mr. and one. on a burner. Turn the ter box lbat drapes over the McDaniel and Mrs. Flo Racine Lati.er Day Saints Mrs. Floyd T. Chapman, the Mrs. Carl Will, Pomeroy. hwnp in the front seat and Stric!pand. Church. former Kenda Russell, and Mrs. Etta Will, Belpfe, is the hall filled it with common D- ..Jlfi ...1 Piano, organ -and vocal their daughters, Shelley and maternal treat• ' sail The depth keeps ashes 1.\iJU, Ofu selections were included on Kimberly' Pittsburgh, .Pa . grandmother. Paternal great-grandparents are from flying and salt is an exthe program. Piano students were Father's Day guests of grandparenta are Mr. and. Ralph V. Gibbs, Sr., New tingulsher for cigarettes. performing were Mary Lt. and Mrs. Karl Russell and Mrs. Charles Werry, Haven, and Herman Werry, RUTH s. McFarland, Becky Crow, children, Melissa and KenConnie Radford, bride POmeroy, and the paternal Pomeroy. , Carla Shuler, Kenda Rizer, neth Roy, at Camp LeJeune, elect of Douglas Little, was Kelly Rizer' Tina Neutzling, N. C. While . there they enhonored recently with a Becky Evans, Sherr! Russell, Joyed tAJur of the camp and personal shower at the ho!"e Teresa Van Meter, Karen the u1 s B tUeshlp North of Becky Romine with Mrs. Lewis, Kathy Ba~er, Teresa.' CaroU~a ·at aWilmlngton, N. Romine, and Judy and Mary Shuler, Jan Betzlng, Clair C . ' Radford as hostesses: Morris, Carl r.forrls, He~ther 'Later In the week the Karl Games were played with Shuler, Janis Camaha.n, Lor1 Russell . ·family joined the prizes going to Cindy Glaze, Rupe and Carol Morns. others for a trip 10 Orlando, Becky Cottrill and Ellen Rice Organ selections were by Fla where they visited Mrs, who won the door pr~ Teresa Van Meter and Mary Wiliiam 'J. Burton and oiheu attending were Connie · McFarland and .Carla Me-. dau hlers Usa Anne and Lanning, Kathy Rice, Donna Farland had two vocal Er~ Ly~. Mrs. Burton is Weber, Stephanie Radlord. . tile . former Aleta Lynn Sending gifts were Patti Well, .numbers. For the rec1tal program, Russell. They spent a day at Connie Carleton, Marge Barr •.Carla Shuler presented Disne World before returnand Jo Ellen Diehl. Becky Crow, Kenda and · lng ·h~e on June 26. It was KellyRizerandKathyBaker, the first time In lour ·¥tars OFFICERS LISTED and Mary · McFarland that the entire family had 1 Group · Val~~,es ' to S18.00 MASON, W. Va . -Officers presented Karen lewis. been together of Mason City Historical Refreshments .were ser~ed Mr nd Mr~ Chapman and pr. or Society are Mrs. Landon following the recital wtth daugh~rs wlii be Spending • Smith, president and. Mrs. Golda Gillian, Lucy Taylor the July 4 weekend here with Bessie Ingels, vice preSidenl; and Anna Cornell BBSisllng Mr and Mrs Russell and '·pr. 5 ·Mrs. Doris Rober- is, with ~he serving . · Mi~s other relatives before • d Mrs J Condon s cor . sage was a gift turn!. . ,A Pitlsburgh Pa. 1 Group of. · t ~re:a:su~r~e~r ·=a~n:;:;.._ .. _·_;fr~om;Tereaa Van Meter; re ng "' ' Value$ to S18.00 :arshall, I Group of PARK RESERVED SATURDAy I JULy 3RD . UNTIL 5 PM 16 ' · .. -;;:>~~,,,,.,, .--;.<i',>;":~,~'*::::::.~:::s.*~~~· I Us..~ • to CANVAS SHOES "' l .. i ·HeJ.en Help . ·· :- ......,., what to do wbl!b, m~ keep the aoU miMI, '!" and I dllplay of ~ and good mulch for annuals :. ' hllhilpltd the Wednaday . Ia grill cllJipingJ, she noted. l ·ntpt -ling of the Wild- She concluded with a poem ; ,wood Gll'llen Club at the entitled "Sharing." • ._~Mrs. Carrie Grueeer Receiving btu~ ribbons for : wltll Mrt. Mardi Arnolc!, co- ~imens on · ezhlbit wer' ARRIVED • - • ~ · A pros ram on flower 'la;oo;: r: I~ · tourney set . • . QUASAR- Tee-off in fifth annual . ~ .,f'Flow.r gardening program given ~ckV~.bead~h~ NEW YORK (UP! ) - The dai1' is May 22, 1776, the British Parliament is arguing !he American rebellion In it& last debate DEXTER - Sunday, July before summer recess - and you are there. . 4th, the Church of Olrist here At least , you will be there if you tune In tAJ "Goodbye will hold its Bicentennial Ameriea," a make-believe documentary co-produced by the Pu~ services. British !lroadcastlng Corp., and WNET, New York's PBS • Special songs,,poems and station. PBS is scheduled tAJ air the !Kkninute show July 3, ij: Mra.MUIIr•v. . . . . . readings wi)l be presented 10 :30 pm., Eastern time. when the youth people will WNET's Robert MacNeil and BBC's Robert McKenzie copresent a short patriotic anchor tlu',s so-called "live" coverage of Parliament, back up service with a nag display. their report with filmed incidents such as the Boston 'Tea Everyone is welcome to Party, and interview people from qeorge n,tto Tom Paine and attend. · •. George Washingt()n : . . ·. . · 4.0 655~24 ~ R p The program will be un' .. lt'san amusing conceit, with the newsmen in mOdem dress 201 3QO- 6 8 ; derway in\medialely after and the protagonists of 1776 in dress suitable to their time and In Senior Girls softbaU the communion service . .At statiO!!. Tuesday, Meigs handed noon a basket dinner will be The last round of Parliamentary debute, before the DeclaForest Run its second loss, 20serv~d 1n the basement. . ration of Independence turn~ a series of battles IniAl a fuli.----···11, at Meigs High School. At2p.m. the new American scale war, centered on a mot10n by the member from B~ry St. NEW YORK (UPI) _The Winning pitcher was K. nag presented to the church Edmunds, Gen. Henry ~nway! pta.yed by l)ouglas W1lmer. New York Yankees Thlll'3day Burdette and leading hitler was Glenda Brown wl th two Will be raised above the Conway and his faction, Which Included Edmund aurke put outfielder Elliott Maddox church ·yard.and the bell~ (Alex Scott ) and Charles James Fox (Ronald Lacey ), on the l:Kiay disabled list and ltlples, two singles, and a ring to honor the nation's demanded tAJ know lr~m the prune numster, Lord North (Clive filled his spot on the roster dbuble. 200th birthday. . . . Swift) .th~ content of secret orders from King George Ill to his wlthOttQ Velez, who had been Other hitters for the winRecreation will also be CO!lli1USSioners for peace to the Americans, the brothers sent to Syracuse ' in the ners were: M. Boggs, four . The Filth Annual Riverside General and A~ral Howe. . . International league earlier singles and double; ,B. Gold Toilrnament will be held erijoyed in the afternoon, Sunday June 27th Charles As every American school child knows, the Amencan slogan th d Vaughan, four singles; T. the weekend of July 1!1·11 at liurdette, three. singles and the Riverside co'll'se .near Russell 'held a b~ptizing of the time was :·~o taxation without reoc~entation." ln point .in Ma~d:i; who played 55 service In a stream near of fact, the Br1hsh ha~ bowed to Amer1~n ~emands and games last season before double ; K. Burdette, thfee Mason. ... The course, owned by Gary Vales Mills, Ted Hatfield of remo~ed all the repressiVe taxes. Only the n~ggling tax on tea being sidelined with a knee singles; M. MIUet, double ; K. Howard, two singles and . and Robert Roush, recently ·l>exter and James and remamed. . ? injury, appeared in four ~ war over a mmor tax tharbrought no re~en~es. The games lor New York this ' double ; J. McKinney, two was expanded to 18 ho.le.s with . Cecelia Horn of Albany made WORKS IN A DRAWER at singles; M. Bla ttnar, two . lots of water and new liazards the good confession and were Amencans may . have felt strongly about prmaple, but season, starting two of them 25' :.,1'"'1 .COLOR TV, Mcxte l WU9286MK added. baptized · prachcally speakmg unless the ISSUe was resolved new taxes and hitting safely in two of six singles; V. Slack, single. "Super tnsta·MatJo .. Color The tournament will be a Server~! from the Dexter always .could be im~~ · , . . plate appearances. Hitters lor Forest Run were Tuning. Matrl• Plus Picture In pomt of la~t the country gentlem.en IIPO!I whom Kinil Velez was farmed out ,tAJ Tubt. Sttblllztd Po'Wtr Supply. Sandi Hamilton and Lee Ord , 36-hole event with prizes Church of Olrist, and the "Country SIYit" doolgn , two singles each; Kim being awarded in the fonn of Columbia Chapel Church (;eorge . depended for his support m .Parliament were Syracuse earUer in the day Grueser, Linda Fisher and gift certificates. There will be attended the service. Ted is a =::':~s~~:~~~ and other colomals must be taxed, when the Yankees called up Joy Neigler, thres singles That British was badly the time could ·· Middleport, 0. each; Pam Brauer and Vicky ,other flig~ts. each deterCeCelia the members of the seen by the need to hire German mercenarles~y of wlJ?m same International League • _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. Brauer, two singles .and a mined . by established han Col b' Ch ' 1 · "volunteered" at gunpom . t and were dragged m ne .. ck chams •. double aPiec; Lois Balley and . . ' wn Ia . ape . fr . om their farms . . to fight against the Americans- who had 8 team. Patty Robinson; single each. dicaps. Deadline for entry is July 8, reputation among their Redcoat foes as crack shots, - ·- · and entry forms may be FORD SPEAKS Conway and his faction were defeated roundly and the war . -. Host Syracuse had an easy picked up at the course. WASHINGTON (UP!) with the colonists was well under way before Parliament was time with Pomeroy, 1().3 as C. Entry fee is $20, and the Mrs. Betty Ford, advocate of tAJ meet again. Conway was proved correct when he warned ./ Teaford led the winners with course will be closed each the Equal Rights that the debate had been 'the las! chance tAJ avert war with the two sintllea and a home run day to green fee players until Amendment, rested and Americans, whom manY Englishmen considered, not an and was the winning pitcher . f 1 ha treated a fiareup of · her enemy but "another sort of Englishman." Other hltte.rs were T. the 1ast.group 0 P ayers 8 chronic arthritic" · neck Another point in the debate also w,as well taken - as history Ferrell, two singles; S. Ash teed of!, which should be problem while her husband views such wars, "successful resistance Is a revolution, not a and B. .O'ow, double and about 4 p.m. Last year's substituted as host at a rebellion ." Here's the American Revolution from a different, winner WBB Kenny Fry of single; V. CUndiff, double; T. Huntington. reception for the Commission but not unsympathetic, J!Oint of view. Alb, home run; K. Dugan, C. on the International Women's ' · Riflle, B. H~n. and C. Year. PatterSOil, singles. President Ford $POke for Hitters for Pomeroy were .•. the First Lady: N. Sinlth, R. Hudson, · S. · · .· · "As husband and lather " V(rlght and S. Mitch, each ~he said, " I prize the , ORCHARD . PARK, N.Y. .BOSTON (UPI) - The with two singles; S. Miller, K. individuality and (UP!) - Joe Devlin , a . BostAJn Bruins announced . · Seth, A. Filch; and C. Blatt. ' · Independence of the two second-round draft choice Thursday they have re,signed Syracuse and Letart Falls · wonien in my family. I am from Iowa, and free agent nar, each a single. ' Pee Wee Teams battled to a 9- proud that Betty has become wide receiver Ron Holliday, two veterans and one younger 9 Ue Tuesday night in a very a leader in her own right and Thursday signed with the player to contra!!ts with the National Hockey League exciting six-inning contest. 1 want to ensure that our National Football League club. Letart FaUs opened the daughter Susan wlU have the Buffalo Bills. Winger John Bucyk, a 21first stanza by laking a 2 to 0. same freedm1 of choice and The Bills said Devlin, a 6-l, year veteran, has signed a lead; however, going IniAl the opportunity as our sons." 258-pound tackle, was signed contract, said bottom haH of the fifth inning· tAJ an undisclosed contract. one.year Managing Director Harry Syracuse had built up a Holliday, 28, appeared in 11 Sinden. He also said center coounandiilg 9 to 41ead. Mter OJ ester boys in games for the San Diego Jean'Ratelle and defenseman scoring 5 runs, Lelf't Falls Chargers in 1973, then played Joe Zanussi, involved in last ·for the Philadelphia Bell of left the bases full and the 19 to 8 victory year's Phil EspositAJ trade game wenlinto extra innings. the defunct World Footba II with the New York Rangers, In Pee Wee action at League in 1974 and 1975. Both teams then settled ' h ave signed Bruin contracts. down, the pitchers for both Chester Wednesday, the hosts teams striking out the side in romped to a 19-8 'win over visiting Coolville lll;hlnd the the extra stanza: Syracuse 040 4111-9 hitting and pitching of D. J. Letart FiiUs 201 150--9 Randolph. He got the win by Quality! Beauty 1 Syracuse hitters we.re striking out four and wallting Gregg Nease, 2 home runs, nine while chipping in with and a single, and Mike two doubles and two singles. Chancey, a single. Letart John M!Uer had a double and Falls hitter was Scott twa singles while Kenny Riggs had a double and Dave .Wickline, a single. Edwards a single. Ron, Nutter took the loss with Larry Gibbs getting T ·ball boys of three singles and Darren ' . Welsh two. Jay Etheridge, 5 Coolville win · Cary Null and Nutter each got one single. Laat Tuesday the Chester c 001.17- 8 Jhe~.J(r T-Ball team fell prey to the c 211 &x-19 "House of visiting Coolvllle team 31-28; Fabrics" CoolviUe led aU the way. Gelling triples for the win- hitters were: Nutter, Jay Middleport ners were Steve Nutter, and Perkins, Mike Dixon, Tony Ohio Tony Chapman. Double ChaJ)man, Sequora Lemo~. NEW SHIPMENT • &-TheDIIIJSe..mei,Middleport-Pcmeroy, 0., Friday, July 2,1978 PHILADELPHIA (UP!) - . the · Philadelphia Eagles, Thursday granted a freeagent tryout to "Ide receiver Stanford Stockton, Ben Hawkins, who jotmerly Hemlock Grove, retired from played with the Ea111es. the Ohio Department of HighIn his eight years with ways in Meigs County on Philadelphia, Hawkins Wednesday completing · caught 261 passes for 4•764 almost 29 years with the yards and 32 touchdowns. He · spent last year wi!h the deparbnen.t. Philadelphia Bell of the Glen Smith, district deputy "d f 1 World Football director, presented Stockton e unc with a certificate and a League. luncheon was held by CQworkers in the lempotJry.> field office of the deparbnenl near .the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge repair w,ork site. Stockton was presented with gifts on the occasion. Meigs.girls put' . -· • 'II 4- The Dally Sentinel,Middleport-P~meroy, 0., Friday, July 2,1976 the little leagues. • . " &lk . ~PRICE Includes blacks, ~rowns, white and two-tones. Also m.en's denim use I AVAILABLE AT- The Middleport ·Book Store OPEN 99 Mill St. FRI. & sAT. Middleport, Ohio I NIGHT TIL 8 PM • Phone 992-2641 • LAWN CHAIRS �\ 6- The Daily Sentlnel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Friday July 2 1976 For Fast Results Use The, Classifieds WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADL NES P M Day Beto e s Pub ca on co ec Cenct a ons ons accepted f s day o pub ca on REGULATIONS Tht Pub sher e-se vu he r vh o ed o e ec any IdS deemed ob lect one The pub shew I no be espons be fo more han one nsert on RATES wo d one nurt on M n mum Che ge Sl oo -4 cen s pe wo d h ee consecut ve nse ons 26 cen s pe wo d s )( consecur ve lnu ons 25 Per Cen D scoun on pa d ads and ads pa d w hln 10 days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY ~ J I2 00 fo 80 WO d 111 n m1.1m Each add one wo d J uns Add BLIND ADS ona 2Sc Cha ge pe Adver semen OFFICE HOURS !30om olOOpm Do ly 8 30 • m o 2 oo Noon Sa u dBy Pllljne odav 992 2 56 A~L A NOTICES ATTN HOUSEWIVES Yard sa es Rummage Porch and Basemen Po ch and Basemen Sa es e c mus be pad n advance Ge yours n u y by s opp no bv our oft ce a The Da y Sent ne Cour St o w ng Box 129 Porn ero'y Oh o 45769 w h your em an ce NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS Sealed b ds lor the purcha se of $420 000 bonds of ' the Southern Loca School 0 sir ct (he en referred to as lhe ssuer) n the County of Me gs Oh o w II be rece ved by the undersigned officer at he oft ce n the Southe n H gh School Build ng E m St eel IS R 1W P 0 Box 176 Rae ne Oh o 4577 unt 1 oo o cock p m Easlefn Daylight Sav ng T me on the 201h day of Ju 976 ol wh ch llme the b ds wl be opened end read publicly B ds for the bonds which were aulho zed by leglslallon enacted on June 2• 976 shall be sea ed and endorsed Bid fof Schoo Improvement Bonds and each b d sha be made on v for all or none ol such bonds II s contemplated that the bond Issuing author ly. wl meet at 7 30 o clock p m on the 20th day ol July 1976 to consldtf' the b ds 11nd make an award The bands will b.c daled fhe f rst day of August 1976 wl be n the denom nol on of 15 000 each and will draw nleresl payable sem 111nua11~ on the I rsl days o Junt ane December of ""ch year beg nnlng Oecembe 1976 at fhe ale of seven pe ctnlu m (7 percenll pe annum Anyone das r ng to do so may present a bid for said bonds based upon thel bearing a d fferent s ngle rate of Interest but not n eKCess of eight per centum (8 pe cent) per annum prov ded that where a fracllona Interest rate Is bid such free on sha I bt one eighth of one pe cent or a multiple thereof Sp I rate bids and b ds w th supplemenla coupons w not bt cons dered The bonds malure as fOllows S20 000 on December 1 n each of the years from !tn to 980 both nclus ve 525.000 on Deoember 1 n each of the years from 1981 to 984 bath nclus ve and $20 000 on December In each of the years from 1985 to 1996 both Inclusive The bonds a e Issued for the urpose of construct ng urnlsh ng and pp ng addlt ona school lac lies at the high schoo s te and purchasing b eachers for the high school gymnasium The bands will be payable without deduction for the services of the Issue s pay ng agent at the egal depository of the Issuer presently The Rae ne Home Nat onat Bank Rec ne Ohio and unless pa d from other sources ore to be ld by the evv of ad valorem xes wh ch taxes are unlimited as to amount or rete subject to the prov s ons of Chapter I X If the Iedera Benkruptcy Act and othe laws affect ng creditors rghts The procf@d ngs for th s saue have been taken under lilt supervls on of Squire Sanders & Demr,sey whose approving opln on wll he furn shed at the cost of the successful b dder and w II be printed on the bonds The llsuer will pay the cost of print ng the bands A complete tr•nscr pt of proceed ngs wll bo furnished by the Issue l!)gelher w lh a ce Ill cafe ohowlng no ltlgatlon pending or lhrealened at the lime of the delivery to enjoin del very or to contest the val d ty of the bonds or the power to ssue lllem or fhe levy or col ectlon of taxes for their payment CUSIP numbers w II be pr nted on the bonds If available and requesfed by the sue-alui b elder Any de lay error or omlss on w th respect l!llreto sha not cons! tu e v r. ln=Memory W L DO odd ob N "'I" r. 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PO~ be ent I ed to lhe efurn,o me depos I wh ch accompan ed h s b d and t sha I be relurned to him mmed ately The rtghl s rese ved lo eject b ds Jane Wagner C e k Board of Education of the Southern Loca Schoo D s r ct Raclnt Oh o N.,tl n•w roof or o d rtptlrtdf Heuu rool be n shlnglu •~lid up pt nt ng electriCII work gut tn & downspouts fvrn1ctt wattr ttuters wliftr sottners 1ns1111~ & rep1 r t d Stwtge Coli uultn 2111 or 141 2203 3 78 mo CARPET Sti)P 6 CANS Of RC 1 1.00 + RICIM ASSORTED RUBBER BACK 11ft fi'IRPETING Tax WIHI any 14 00 purchaM Good through and this ad '30-" DONEUI'S PillA . . 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Location of Dl~ etou Otlry DlsPtrsal Sale 10 ml below PI Plus,nl W Va Also htrd sire Is Round Otk Rag Apple Elevation pm 992337• Hund ed Send s u ng EXCAVAT NG BACKHOES AND DOZER - LARGE AND SMAll SEPTCT..,NKSINSTA LED LOW BOY AND DUMP TRUCKS 8 Ll PUlliNS PHONE 992 2478 DAY ORNGHT el HElP WANTED 12 00 hou bog n n ng odav wo ke s needed o p k up De be lawson o Do d Yos Geo Bend Oho R om po a oes atECK and COMPARE OUR QQALITY AND ~ PRICES! USED CARS 73 Cidllllc Cpe .DeVile, power, atr 73 Cadilac Sed DeVtlle POW, an 72 Cadtlat Cpe DeVille, power atr 71 Cadillac Eldorado Cpe, power, atr 67 Cadillat HT Sed., power atr 75 Docile Dart Swinger Cpe , auto 74 Vega GT Cpe 4 speed 74 Chew Imp 4 dr HT, power, au 74 AMC Hornet 2 door, auto trans 73 Olds 88 4 dr, full power atr 73 Chew Monte Carlo, power a1r 72 Olds Toronado; au, Vroof 72 Pontiac Cataltpa 4Dr, au 72 Olds 98 4 door, full power, atr 72 Buick Elec 225 HT Cpe , power atr 72 Chev Imp 4 Door V8, auto. atr 72 Butck LaSabre Cusl Con , au 72 Ford Tonno Coupe, V8 auto. 72 Olds 98 4 door, power & atr 72 Dodge 1ton Stake V-8, 4speed 71 Olds 98 Lux Sed., pow, an 71 Olds Cutlass 4 dr V8, auto. 71 Ponttac Cal Coupe, power, an 71 Chev Impala HT Sed pow , au 71 AMC Hornet Sportabout Wag. 71 Buttk Skylark HT Cpe atr 70 Olds 98 Lux Sed v roof a1r 70 Bu1ck LS 4 Door power, a1r 70 Mavenck 2 Door, 6 cyl 70 Olds 98 4 door, power atr 70 Chrysler NY 4 Dr PB PS 70 Ford LID Wagon, PB, PS, au 70 Ctrevelle Coupe V8, auto PS 69 Chev Nova 2Dr , v1nyl top 69 Olds Cut. Sup HT PB PS, au 68 VW Transporter Bus, 3sealer 4295 '4595 '3295 '3695 '1195 3495 '2295 '3295 '2295 1195 '2695 2295 1995 2295 '2495 '1595 2695 '1695 '2295 '2295 1995 1995 '1095 '1495 1095 1695 '1395 '895 '595 1095 '995 '895 1395 '995 '895 '1095 CARS 1- B We're over stocked YOU MAKE THE PRICE! 75 FORD LTD You Make The Pnce 74 PINTO You Make The Pnte 74 VOLKSWAGEN You Make The Pnce 74 FORD MAVERICK You Make The Pnce 74 PINTO You Make The Pnce 73 PINTO You Make The Pnce 73 OLDSMOBILE You Make The Pnce 73 VOLKSWAGEN You Make The Pnce 73 MONTE CARLO You Make The Pnce 72 BUICK You Make The Pnce 72 FORD VB LTD You Make The 71 MAVERICK You Make The Pllte 70 DODGE You Make The Pnce 73 FORD You Make The Pnce 74 FORD You Make The Pnce 73 DATSUN You Make The Pnce 73 CHEV WV You Make The Pnce 71 CHEV 'h TON You Make The Pnce v MANY MOOIE r TRUCKS 76 Cadlllacs In Stock (2) Coupe Deville .. (1) Eldorado Karr & Van Zandt W Ll do house cleon ng Co be ween 9 o m and 12 p m o n e en ngof e 6n m o befo e9 •• lm 111on1 abOvt 1111• may bt com bin.. 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end ng urv Cl under th 1 S'hMYII from the cus omer 1 f rs 111111 be as prov ~ed n tile 1973 Monte Carlo factory al' P S P B rtoutarty •c: hedu ed mon hly n~ v dual contract with tiCh 4 d sedan A r cond I on ng Very ow m eage L ke new $2995 meter reid ng to ow ng contumtr but In no catt tttall Sep ember 10th and nc ud "Q ht contract term btltll thin e gh consecu vt regu ar y one year 1973 Monte Carlo Landau half vinyl roof sc h ~ du ed mon hty meter SECTION 2 Thai lhl reiH Slat on Wagon mmacculate ns de and ou Auto Trans AM radl!! with Strack stereo player factory readlnvs 11 k owt hou s n to tltctr c s•n•lct att forth In Lug Rack excess of 1300 w be b ed at Sec on 1 of lhls Or~ nanct air PS PB rad1al tires $2995 2 3c pe k owat hou Shl bt CIICUII tcS II fol OWl FUEL COST ADJUSTMENT 1 Each monlh ~"' ng lht 1 The tnerg'( charoe ap ter m at this Ordnance the 2 dr A most ke he day was sold p ca ble to all k owtt hours Compony will ct culelt Dllll 1973 Buick Century Luxus 2 dr 350 VB AT of energy consumtd sha be ror standard 1tcond1ry ncreased or decreased OOilc tiiCI C ltrv Ct In tht PS PB v nyl roof CX.e owner Sharp 52695 pe KWH pe each ful one Municipal ty I lilt rates HI 6 cv 4 dr Sedan A cond I oned ShiiQ> car tflU'I cent ( lc} ncrease or forlh n section 1 of lhll Or deer else abovt or below s xtv d nanct e ght end one ht f cents 21 Each month lht com 1973 Chevrolet Impala Custom 2 dr HT 4 cv 2 dr Shows best ot care 68 5c n he IVt lOt COlt per ptny w II rtn~tr a Dll fltr m I on (I 000 OOOt ITU of futl tlrse 1 gh I ng sorv ct In 1111 factory air PS PB vinyl roof AM F M consumed at he Compeny s Mun c pal ty n tccordanct gene 1 ng sta ons during tht w lh lhe prov s ons of lht lhen radio $2695 4 cv 2 dr sedan One carefu loca owne rAost ectnt mon h tor w~lctl offiCI vt sfroet llghllng •• such cost hll been dtter ~ nonce of lht Municipality 1 m ned 1971 Ford Galaxy 500 2 dr HT factory a1r (3) Eech monlh during lhe erm of thiS Ord nenco tilt PS PB 'vinyl roof with opera w ndows 1 Cutlass VB 2 dr HT Fact ory al cond AT PS P B C eon M NIMUM CHARGE Com peny wll recalculate b 111 M nlmum mon hly chi ge fo rH dentll and general $1595 1 S2 •5 ptr meter por monlh urv u tmtll lftondery $1695 GENERAL- SERVICES 1972 Olds Cutlass 2 dr HT PS P B strv et at tht rtftl Itt fOrth In Sia Wagon Square Back ext a n ce Auto TraM SMALL- SECONDARY Sect on l of ttfs Ordinance AVAILAII~ITY 1mtnded In tht m1nntr lit Ava lb. lOr goner• lgh fo h n Section 6 of th 1 Or 1972 Mustang 302 AT PS PB factory a.r •nd power tt v " to con d nanct 2 dr Ha dlop Fac A Cond A beaut lui car somers using ht Com pony s • The dlfftronct btlw..., $2395 Sharp slondord service fo purposos ht 1 CIICU t IOnl Uftdtr o htr hln. res dent al use and Paragraph (1 htrt nlboYt estab Ish ng Max mum eltrred to n thiS Section 2 VB Sky a k 4 d Sedan Fact A r Cond Shows tende care $395 1966 Chevrolet Capr1ce 4 dr wagon capac es genera y ess than and the calcu atlona 11 p ov dtd n Plrtgraph (31 P~ 20 k owaf s h• t ntbovt referred to In lhll on 2 lhl bt IPPI td to 1973 Ford Ranger XL T long w de bed AT • dr Seda n L ke new f n sh A Cond c'l~~~;J,1n~ 0~ur~::VIC6~ Stc lhe poyment of the current PS and PB $2895 eve es de ver1d from he b 11 lo lht Munlc plliiV for companv s secondarv se v ce rendrid under tht 1 1972 Plymouth Fury II I 4 dr a r n ce dlst but on sys ems at lhtn effect vt Street Lighting 6 cy 2 dr .Sedan Aulo T ans C ean car nslde and out nom na vol ages of 120 20 0 d nonce nclud ng any 51395 cond I on 1 240 o 120 208 vol 1 s no e unpl d bl IRCI from PrtYIOUI phose and 20 208 120 uo pe ods Any such d fftrenl 201 2•0 and 480 vo 11 throt no required for ht p1ym..,t 6 cv Dart 4 dr Sedan You have to see o appr~?c a e $695 1970 Ford Maverrck phase se v ce of a eas one of ht currenl bl shall 1M of the fo ego ng Chi IC appl td to tubuquent bl II ler er s cs sha b e made said. serv cea 1973 BUICk Regal 2 dr wh te w l h W1 te ava able o a customer the Cargo Van Ekcept ana n eve y way SECT ON 3 That In lht 1 vinyl roof factory air P S P B t II wheel paf cular serv ce charac event the t.rm of eny contrect er st cs o be a the op on of for standard secondary AM FM stereo cru1se €ontrol ch rome 1 he companv e ec ric service htrtlfttr 302 VS p ckups Cho ce of wo One oca ow ne I ucks reverse wheels w1th rad al t res Sharp Now mtdt with con1umen n tht SC HEDULE OF CHARGES Mun c pa lily purtuent 10 lilt $3495 F st 20 kwh o eu per provls ons of th 1 Ord nanct mon h for SJ 30 shell exltnd beyond lht ltr 1972 Vega 4 cyl factory a r 4 cvl P ckup Rea y sha p Nex 80 kwh per mo n h m net on dl e of thll Or Now $1595 OSOU pe kwh d nonce the ratts Including hatchback Nu. 500 kwh per month he M n mum Month/~ plus 00 kwh Qtr kw of Charge ChlrQtiO I 4 cyl P ck;up one ca etu oca owner Max mum Capacity n excess ht eunder tl'ltll bt tht ntes 1972 Olds Delta 88 4 dr HT factory a1r of 6 o kw 0A7AA per kwh n effect w lhln tne 1 P P v nyl roof Now 51595 8a once lo 5000 kwh pe Munlc pe ty tt the time 1uch mon h 02744 per kwh chi gt 1 mldt P ckup Ve ow m eage Cream Puff A 1 ovo 5000 kwh pe SECT ON • Thol ht Rulf\ 1971 Chevy Chevelle Mahbu 2 dr H T 307 mon h 02••4 per kwh and Regulations cnta nM n V 8 automat c P S v nyl roof Now $1895 he Company 1 P \1 C 0 No I FUEL COST ADJUSTMENT on fl e w \11 Tht Publ c 1 The ene gv cha ge ap u I es Com miss on of Ohio 1973 Bu1ck Electra 225 lim ted 2 dr H T p cab e o at k ow1 t hourS 11 he lltnt me~ from t mt See Fred Blaettnar Melv1n L1ttle Now$2995 of ene gy consumed Sha be o time be amended or sur, fully equ pped radial t res ncr eased or de c eased 001 c plenented) 11 1r1 nat n or Pat H1ll pe KWH per each fu I one eonfl c:t w th ttte expre11 1968 Chevy sold as rs $295 Open Evenmgs fll7 00 en h cen c nc ease or p ovlo on1 of lhfl Ord nlnct decreue above 0 be OW I K art app lcab e to • I Mrvlct Except Thurs and Sat T1l S 00 e oht and one ha f ctn s tndtred undt anct puriuant 68 5c n he ave toe cos per o lh s Ord nonce ttothlng Closed Sunday m I on I 000 000 BTU olfue conlalned w h n lhll Or consumed a he Company 1 d nence she prtvenr any 1970 Chevy 6 cyl standard long w1de genera ng 1 at ons dur ng the consumer from tlkfng ad Now 5995 bed mos ecen month for wh cl'l vantage w h n the effect vt such cos has been dete pe od · of lh s 0 dlnanca of 1971 Ford F 250 J • ton auto trans P S m ned any app cable rule egu etion suppltmtnt or P B with topper Now 51795 DETERM NAT ON OF opt onal rate wh ch tht MAX MUM CAPACITY Company may miR-a•allb 1 The Max mum Capac tv n IS P u C 0 No I en file 1975 Ford Super Cab with standard sha be he sum of he In w lh fht Publ c Ul I t tS $3695 trans d v dua Demands ot each Com mIss on ot Oh o for the See one of these courteous salesmen Pete me ered se v ce supp ed c us of terv ce. nvo v&d Burrrs Lloyd Mclaughlin or Marvm unde he prov s on of th s SECT ON 5 Thll this 1973 Ford Ranger XL T long w de bed AT Schedu e except • • mod fed 0 d nance shtl be end Keebaugh PS and PB $2895 he e nat e rem a n In force as to bll 1 for • LEGAL The lnd v dual Demand of t ec ric serv ce based on OOCl'OR INDICI'ED ADVERTISEMENT each me ered serv ce sha I be meter read ngs made dur ng Sea ed b CIS w 1 be rece ved de erm ned separa etv The he ptrlod commtnclno on tht CLEVELAND (UP!) - Dr off ce of he V lage lnd v dua Demand sha be effec ve da e of th s Or William E Crew a suburban cn e he k Second s v age of he Measu,.td Demand whe e d nanct and end ng on July 25 You 11 L1ke Our Quality Way Cleveland phys c1an was Po me oy Oh o un 2 he connec ed load on a 917 subltc to prior ter Ju y me ered serv ce s n ucess of m netlon of his ord nance 11 indtcted Thursday on 107 o2c ock976noono on Mondav of Doing Bus1ness wen v C20 k owa ts where prov ded for n Sect on tof th 1 he o ow ng counts of allegedly p oposa 992 5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy he connec ed oad s wen y 0 d nanct Chester 0 Located on St Rt 7 20 kl owat s o ess he One 4 Whee 0 veT enche SECT ON 6 Thol I ol any defrauding the Ohio Bureau Open EvemngsUnttl6 OO-Trl6p m Sat w h he spec f ca ons on f e nd v dua Oem and may be me wllhln he per od f xe<l by of Workmen s Compensat on n he C v Ha dee m ned at he Company s h s Ord nance tht between last Nov 1 1975 and Each b d mus con & n he op on as the Measured Mun cfpl tv shou d author 11 u na me of eve y pe son o Demand estab shed by ln anerna ve method to'r the April 30 1976 ompany n eres ed n he con nuous measuremen o payment of he then current Charges filed agaii1St Crew same and be accompan ed by by per od c es or as the b I& ot he Munlc pal ty for NTHE COMMON PLEAS COURT mcluded grand Lheft a bon d o ce f ed ch eck n he Es ma ed Demand de ved s hi lghl ng al he rlln and OF ME GS COUNTY OH 0 sum of S 00 00 o he f om he connec ed oad n accordance w th the t.rmt attempted grand theft sa EMMETT H NANNA JR stac on ot he v aoe Measured Demands e the and prov s ons of th• then ET AL forgery ssu ng false Counc as a gua an y ha t by pe manent nsta at on of effect ve s ee Ugh lng or demand me e or by per od c d nance of the Munlclpt nw s accep ed cont ac SU2 11 t mo e Avenue AT fmanC'Il!ll documents and whe bbed en Hyattsvl le Ma y and e ed n o and s es sha be de e m ntd n hen the rates and prlcn for ,.. larceny by trick pe o ma n ce prope y acco dance w h the Com s andl!rd secondary e ectr c Pit nt fts secu ed pany s standa d P ac ces !erv ct here nabove set forth vs E T A L lJr Crew had his Own and excep n unusua cases sha I De amtndtd as fol owt JOHN M WELLS JR These checks or bon ds w little scheme go ng on the be e u ne d a once o a sh! be the max mum 30 p 0 80)11 24 RESIDENCE SERVICE m nu e n eg a ed k owat Long Bottom Oh o The M nlmum Chtrgt and city s east s de Cuyahoga excep he success u b dde s ch eck o bond w be he d demand recording of an n he Charge for the firs 20 kwh Defendants County Prosecutor John T H un he on ac or b d s eg at ng demand meter or o ess of e ectr c energy Get Bang out of one of these great used cars at Sm1lh Nelson p ope v eMecu ed by h m he h ohes eg s rat on of a consumed per month shal be Corngan sa1d The gh s eserVed o he ma ype demand me If s as 0 herw se he schtdu e Motors Your Fnendly Dealer du ng he b ng per od n em a ns unchanged e ec, any ~nd a b ds s ances of h gh y uc uat ng GENERALSERVtCE oads o demands of short ane Wa on 1975 Ford Maverick 2 dr 6 cyl 3 1974 Ford Maverrck Grabber SM ... Ll - SECONDAR'I'a on the Measured Tht charge for the fltl 20 c ' k du speed edra clean 4th July Auto Low mileage real clean and V LLAGE OF POMEROY Demand may be de erm ned kwh or less ot e ec r c entrgy $2595 app opr ate me er ng consumed/er month Shill bt Special 52995 sharp Spec1al for the 4th equ pmen des gned o $ 10 on 2 9 2c lhe oggrega e menu e fu y he mpac of M n mum Mon h y Cha 9t 1974 Chev 3!4 Ton P1ckup 4 speed 1974 Olds Cutlass Supreme 2 dr such demands Whe e sha be reduced Sl SO per real clean truck Go camping on HT Locaj.ewner All the extras A Measu ed Demands a e man h NOTICE Otherwise the P $3995 The Eas e n Loca Boa d of de e m ned by pe od c tes a KhtdUit rem a ns unchengtd the 4th On ty 53395 good buy for the 4th Oem and so Edu a on w se h e Measu ed SECTtON 7 Tha he rates de e m ned she I con nue n and pr ces wh ch he Com o ow ng a a Pub c Auc on 1974 Chev Monte Carlo Local one 1974 Ford Gran Torma 2 dr HT a he Tuppe s P B ns B u~ effect unt superseded by a pany ts successors and owner low mileage Extre sharp us gns shell bt ent td o Ga age on Sa u dav u Y 0 subsequen es CX.e of the cleanest Fords n town es rna ed Demands sha c:ha ge tor s anda d secon 960 OOOAM real steal for only S419 $ be de erm ned t om the da v e ectr c serv ce se to h Birthday Special $2895 969 Dodge 60 Passenge connec ed oad on each n Sc hoo B s Supe or Body n Sect on 1 of " s Ord nance d v dua me e ed serv ce 15 Jha be nc eased by n ne per 908 Dodg e 60 Passen ge fO OWS You owe 1t to yourself to check w1th us before you buy any car new or Sc hoo Bus Su per o Body cen (9 perctn uclud ng F s s 000 wa s a 90 per fue cost ad ustment u an 964 Chev o e 60 used We don t only want you for a cu$1omer we want you for a Passenge Sc hoo Bus cen nterlm surcherge and shal Nex s ooo wa s a 80 pe Sup e o Body be app led o b s for standard friend See or call one of these friendly salesmen Ceward Calven J 965 Dodg e 66 Passenger cen secondary e ec c serv ce 11 Over 10 000 wa Is •l 70 se forth and p ovlded by case D Story or B1ll Nelson Schoo Bus Wayne Bodv - Besk e ba Sc o eboa d pe cen No 74 7/iJ EL AIR and Cue The Ma x m um Capac ty n No 74 113 EL,.. Ron fie w lh Seve a o d schoo desks Cl he rn see aneous ems anv m on h sha no be ess he Pub c u es Com han he m n mum bl ng m sslon of Oh o PUBLIC NOTICE 6 8 25 7 2 I demand f any spec fed n A hear ng on the Le a SECT ON B Thai hI he se v ce con rae Townsh p budge w I be h! d 0 d nance shal akt effect a 7 00 p m July 6 a he from and af er he etrl est Lear Fa s Commun v Ha per od a lowed by aw and I ORDINANCE NO 04176 wr ten acctptan(.e by AN ORO NANCE F X NG Oa e Nor s Co umbus and Southern Ott o THE RATES WH CH C erk Electric: Company CO L UMBUS AND SECTION 9 That lht SOUTHERN OHIO E LEC 7 2 c Mun clpa ty bV eo • at ve TR C COMPANY TS ac on o he Com panv lhl SUCCESSORS AND have the ght to termln1te ASS GNS MA Y CHARGE h s Ord n1nce 1 any f mt FOR STANDARD SECOND 1915 CHEV BLAZER K 5 um UPO:f"' wr t en nO ct flied w h ARY ELECTR C SERV CE NOTICE h• Mher pa tv hereto at ltllt 4 wh drive like new lnte or less than 12 000 m les TO CO NSUMERS N THE The T ustees of Sa em h rlv 130 1 dovs pr or lo such wh OVtf' s ver 250 V 8 automa!Jc powe sfeer ng and V LLAGE OF 1(1 D Townsh p Me gs Coun v e m na ion date brakes chrome mldgs bumper edtf'lor mirrors DLEPOR T ME GS COUN Oh o w mee n Spec a SECTION 0 Tnat ht TY OH 0 AND ESTABL SH Sns on Ju y 6 1976 at jo redlo See I now erms and prov son& ol thla NG A FORMULA FOR SERV CE AND CONTRACT o dlnance ore 1o1n1 and for he purpose of adop ng a VARY NG SUCH RATES PROVISIONS budge fo lhe yet 917 several and the nval d tv or 19U tiiTIRNATIONAL 1600 I 53"5 Each sepa ate po nl of one shll no affect ht 102 c A V-t 5sprid 11 500 2 speeCJ, R ax e 900 tires un BE T DADA NED BY THE de very of se vice by one Q va d ty of he o her A maE Sm h COUNCIL OF THE V LLAGE mo e Me ered Se v cea thai 101ld clb color whitt Twp C e k by the Counc of the 0 OF M DDLEPORT STATE be cons, dered a Contract v Passed (7 2 c age of M ddltporl lh s f ed OF DH 0 Loca on1ndsha be mete td 141h dty of June 1976 1914 FQRD F100 12"5 SECT ON Tho he a •• and b led unp • ~ separate r Slyleslde green f nllh good tire• R bumper he and pr ces wh ch Co umbu S se v ce con ract "'TTIST chrome gr !I sand !Ita bumper 6 cyl & sld trans and sou ne n Oh o E ec c On v one Me ered Se v et of Gr•t• Companv (he e natre ca ed each type ts to voltage end Gtnt Cltrk Companv t 11.11;cessors !>hast will be supp led o a and ass gns sh 11 bt tn tltCI consumer undtr th 1 Sch•du t Atlflro•td lh I 1"'h ~ay of Robe c He tnbach to cherge to s tndt d 1 one Ctntr,, to 2 to 5 (CLOSE Locat on June 1976 Sher ff seconde v •lee c urvlct Where two or rho e se v ell Fred Hollman ON THURS l-JAST COURT Of Mt gs Coun V On 0 tu 11 shed o co ntumt s n the 1re suppl ed o a con sume at OPIN 00 PM. Mtror V filge of M ddlepo Oh o one Con ac Loca on II d 7 7 ' 2c POMEROY OttiO 2 9623 305 l')ee naft c aed serv ttl w th n lht RIGGS USED CARS • FIRE CRACKER SALE Coo 338 CAN~ING pooches now oody hnr Augus.t Seve o va e es by Ill. bushel busho o ~Piec11• b lrtg own con o n• 2 conven en oco ons SAVE ON 6 oom house e y weU kep 3 bed ms mockt n k hen wo owollca pe HW oo 1 fu basemen new gal fu nata smo lo to mow deal for older couple o 1mo Jam y n goo~ ne ghbo hood n Pome oy Co lito oppo n ment Phone 992 31117 Midway Mo k• Pome oy 992 2582 lob • Mo ko Mason 1!3 5308 1966 Sa on wagon good cond on Runs good Make o good wo k co $200 Phone 992 3402 n bed aoms bo ad gas onge ef geao dna • se bunk beds $2000 Phone m 5786 974 2xliJ 2 bed oom o e COUNTRY Mob e Home Po k Rl ample t v o pe ed holt fu ct 33 enm etno hofPomeoy n shed Take ave pay nen s La gelo s w h conce patos Phone (6 • 61>7 3507 at o 5 s dewalks unne s and off p n • te po k ng Phone 992 1•19 Beauhful colors Do 1 yourself and save Regular U95sq yd 12 or 15 Fl 501 NYLON Full c.r Partt1me MANUFACTURING PIECE WORK 10 x5 5 Candy Stnpe HOMESITES fo 10 e up M dd epo Call992 7481 START EARNING toMORROW Co umbus company w fu v t a n a ew ~I able ouf 9f people lo ass sl plant p oduct on to make smal ure hane pa ts Qf1 con tra c smal garage s ze shop area and a means to de ve p oduct lo ou oca wa ehouse equ red No experience necessa y f you carr prove you are dependa_l> e and w lng o wo k A m nHnum cash equ remen of $5950 necessa y 6 month refund nte v ews can p og am be arranged for hose with ava lab e space and nances who are eady o sta mmedlalely by ng Co eel 614 252 4U7 Ask For Mr Green CARPETING TEAFORD VIrgil B Sr Realtor 110 Mechan•c fll>mtroy 0 Phone 912 YOUR HOTPO NT APPLIANCE STORE FREEZER SALEI Save up to $100 on 20 cu It Olest or 16 cu ft Upright Cholcli $26gt5 App once Depa n ..... ,OMIIlOY LANDMARK •·-Jack W Clnty Mlr Ail l'lllntftUIII 337~ TUPPERS PLAINS - 4 bed ooms 2 ceram c t e baths nice frullwood k !chen oil F A furnace 2 ca garage All on ac e S22 500 2 YRS OLD Modern 3 bed oom home with n ce kitchen which ncludes ange glass oven over 0 nlng cent a a r heat lam y oom with flrep ace and 2 car ga ·age n dry basement S3B 500. POMEROY - 2 bedr..., frame house bath nat gas F A furnace basement sf drs & w ndows Only $8500 PORTLAND 9 room house modern k !chen new 2 car garage and level lot 90x90 NEW LISTING - Large 2 ~am y homo 12 rms 5 up w th bath 7 down with balh Nat gas heat clfy water and nice tot Only $19 000 WI; HAVE A HOMI FOR EVERYONE COME IN AND HAVE A LOOK EVERYTHING IN REA~ ESTATE CALL TODAY FOR YOUR NEED Htnrr E Cleland Broker 912 2259 or m 2S.I Green gold red blue rusf Do t yourse f w th padd ng $1 95 sq yd With padding lnsta led S8 95 square yard CALL 742 2211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT RUTLAND FURNITU.E 1422211 Rutland SMITH NELSON MOTORS PH. 992·2174 POMEROY, OHIO a A 2 SIGNS OF Pomeroy Motor Co. QUALITY POMEROY ~OTOR CO. EVE~11 Munlc pll v I ftr ht ptr oo nl fotlh n Sec on 5 of lh a Ord nance art..htreby flxH •• he fo lowln'll Schedu t of Retl ttiSIDENCI SERVICE AVI eble tor rn denc• servkt to consumers us no tlno t phase 40 eye es 20 ~40 vo 11 alterntt ng currtnt supp ltd th rou uh overhetd d 1 r but on fac 11~11 @ fl.. j ~ �\ 6- The Daily Sentlnel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Friday July 2 1976 For Fast Results Use The, Classifieds WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADL NES P M Day Beto e s Pub ca on co ec Cenct a ons ons accepted f s day o pub ca on REGULATIONS Tht Pub sher e-se vu he r vh o ed o e ec any IdS deemed ob lect one The pub shew I no be espons be fo more han one nsert on RATES wo d one nurt on M n mum Che ge Sl oo -4 cen s pe wo d h ee consecut ve nse ons 26 cen s pe wo d s )( consecur ve lnu ons 25 Per Cen D scoun on pa d ads and ads pa d w hln 10 days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY ~ J I2 00 fo 80 WO d 111 n m1.1m Each add one wo d J uns Add BLIND ADS ona 2Sc Cha ge pe Adver semen OFFICE HOURS !30om olOOpm Do ly 8 30 • m o 2 oo Noon Sa u dBy Pllljne odav 992 2 56 A~L A NOTICES ATTN HOUSEWIVES Yard sa es Rummage Porch and Basemen Po ch and Basemen Sa es e c mus be pad n advance Ge yours n u y by s opp no bv our oft ce a The Da y Sent ne Cour St o w ng Box 129 Porn ero'y Oh o 45769 w h your em an ce NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS Sealed b ds lor the purcha se of $420 000 bonds of ' the Southern Loca School 0 sir ct (he en referred to as lhe ssuer) n the County of Me gs Oh o w II be rece ved by the undersigned officer at he oft ce n the Southe n H gh School Build ng E m St eel IS R 1W P 0 Box 176 Rae ne Oh o 4577 unt 1 oo o cock p m Easlefn Daylight Sav ng T me on the 201h day of Ju 976 ol wh ch llme the b ds wl be opened end read publicly B ds for the bonds which were aulho zed by leglslallon enacted on June 2• 976 shall be sea ed and endorsed Bid fof Schoo Improvement Bonds and each b d sha be made on v for all or none ol such bonds II s contemplated that the bond Issuing author ly. wl meet at 7 30 o clock p m on the 20th day ol July 1976 to consldtf' the b ds 11nd make an award The bands will b.c daled fhe f rst day of August 1976 wl be n the denom nol on of 15 000 each and will draw nleresl payable sem 111nua11~ on the I rsl days o Junt ane December of ""ch year beg nnlng Oecembe 1976 at fhe ale of seven pe ctnlu m (7 percenll pe annum Anyone das r ng to do so may present a bid for said bonds based upon thel bearing a d fferent s ngle rate of Interest but not n eKCess of eight per centum (8 pe cent) per annum prov ded that where a fracllona Interest rate Is bid such free on sha I bt one eighth of one pe cent or a multiple thereof Sp I rate bids and b ds w th supplemenla coupons w not bt cons dered The bonds malure as fOllows S20 000 on December 1 n each of the years from !tn to 980 both nclus ve 525.000 on Deoember 1 n each of the years from 1981 to 984 bath nclus ve and $20 000 on December In each of the years from 1985 to 1996 both Inclusive The bonds a e Issued for the urpose of construct ng urnlsh ng and pp ng addlt ona school lac lies at the high schoo s te and purchasing b eachers for the high school gymnasium The bands will be payable without deduction for the services of the Issue s pay ng agent at the egal depository of the Issuer presently The Rae ne Home Nat onat Bank Rec ne Ohio and unless pa d from other sources ore to be ld by the evv of ad valorem xes wh ch taxes are unlimited as to amount or rete subject to the prov s ons of Chapter I X If the Iedera Benkruptcy Act and othe laws affect ng creditors rghts The procf@d ngs for th s saue have been taken under lilt supervls on of Squire Sanders & Demr,sey whose approving opln on wll he furn shed at the cost of the successful b dder and w II be printed on the bonds The llsuer will pay the cost of print ng the bands A complete tr•nscr pt of proceed ngs wll bo furnished by the Issue l!)gelher w lh a ce Ill cafe ohowlng no ltlgatlon pending or lhrealened at the lime of the delivery to enjoin del very or to contest the val d ty of the bonds or the power to ssue lllem or fhe levy or col ectlon of taxes for their payment CUSIP numbers w II be pr nted on the bonds If available and requesfed by the sue-alui b elder Any de lay error or omlss on w th respect l!llreto sha not cons! tu e v r. ln=Memory W L DO odd ob N "'I" r. MEIGS I It ~Co. II t II ~:-mo rI 1.............1 I ,........ ......,\I .............., ~C.U.ch J~ i Chain 1 _____...___ j • ev yeo ogo Ju y 3 975 Sad y e e en es Pho e 992 60 2 m u ed hus~ond by He be Ch d en Gene o d She a JoA and Leona d Ed de and V g o Bob and She a Benda a dR k e y and Ch ,. G and h d en cause fo th e su ces sfu Co a 8 an Sand o Porn 8 y b dde to e use o a ep t Ne I S ephon e Ao on and de ve y ot and pay fo lhe Amy bonds Any CUS P Se v ce Bu eau cha ge o the N OV NG MEMORY OF EDGAR OORS WHO PASSED AWAY ass gnment o he num be s Ul Y1 975 she I be the espon s b l y ot We know no when He sho o he success u b dde The b d s w p omplly be cons dereq..and he bond s w I be so d lo he h ghest b dde offe ng the owes nle es a e at not ess ha n pa and ace ued n e est The owes n e est ate wI be dele m ned bv ca cu at ng he 0 a nle esl 0 slaled matu tv a he ate b d and deduct ng l he ef om any p em urn b d each of wo or mo ~ b d s s he h ghes b d o e ng the owes n e es a e the bonds w be awa ded on su h one o the h ghest b d s as s chosen by ol A b ds musl be a com pan ed by cash bank cash e s o off c a s che k o ce I ed check payab e o the ss ue't or any comb nat on lhe eof agg egat ng one pe cent of the pa amount o the bonds upon lhe cond I on hat f the b d s accepl ed the b dde w I ece ve and pa y o he bonds n acco dance w th he term s and p ov s ons of h s not ce No bank b dd ng o the bonds sha e Is own ash er s or off c al s check no a check cer f ed by t Such secur tv sha be he d by he Issuer un used pend ng delve y of he bonds and o l e ed as tu qu dated damages n he even of de ault by he su cessful b dde In the event thai p o lo he del ve y he nle esl on he bonds shou d by ac of Business Services . WantedJo Br1J FOf Rent 0 0 fu n u e c- boxes b os1 beds wal e ephones and ONE: ab&d oom apo tmen 1 at V llAGE MANOfl n M dd epo t po s o camp e e househo ds -- CAS~ pa d fo o make• and mode 1 of mob • homes Phone a eo code 6 4 423 953 SSCash$$$ to unked ou o Frye s T u k Au o Po s Ru land Phone 742 208 o a lob • Md sub eel to ncome axes or an y ad of Cong ess o otherw se become sub ect o Fede al ncome axes o any act of Cong ess shou d p ov de that lh e nte st Income on fhe bonds sha I be axab e at a tu u e date for Fede a ncome ta x purposes whelher direct v or nd reel v he successtu b dde may efuse to accep de very and n such even h s b d secu ty sha be returned w fhout nte est The bonds sha be delivered or payment w thln_lhe State of Oh o to the/Successfu l b dder or loa bank des gnaled by the success ul b dde w thou! cha ge f del ve ed at apace outs de o the S ate of 011 o I he successful b dde shall pay the e>pente of de very at tha place The expense of de ve w th n t he Sta e of Oh o shall no be cons dered n de e min ng the h ghesl b dde Before mak ng tende of the bonds at I he p ace of del ve the Issuer sha g ve w lien nol ce to the success ul b dde not late han t he flh bus ness day befo e t he p oposed tende at lhe act that lhe bonds transcr p no I I gat on ce f cate and app ov ng op n on w I be avo loble fa de very and g v ng the dale and hou for the tender ot he p ace o'f de very prov ded however that noth ng he e n con a ned sha preven lhe mak ng of a mutua ly agreeab e a angemen tor the del very oflhe bonds e lhe at lhe p ace t xed for de very o e se whe e f such no ce has no been g ven by the Issue or wa ved by lhe successfu b dde and the bonds ansc p no I gal on ce I flcaf e and approving qp n on are not ava lable to del ve v lo the successful b dde at such pace of del ve y on o before 2 00 o c ock noon of the 30th ca enda day a ler the day xed for the ece pi of b ds and the successful b dder sha not be n defau f ofanv of h s obi gat oos he shal have the ght the ea er and so ong as no such tender by the ssue shal ye have been made to cance the coni act o purchase Any such r ghl sha I be exerc sed by de ver ng w !ten not ce of such cancellal on to the unde s gned or to I he off ce of lhe und'ers gned dur ng bus ness hou s Such bl ader shal me~l>!! PO~ be ent I ed to lhe efurn,o me depos I wh ch accompan ed h s b d and t sha I be relurned to him mmed ately The rtghl s rese ved lo eject b ds Jane Wagner C e k Board of Education of the Southern Loca Schoo D s r ct Raclnt Oh o N.,tl n•w roof or o d rtptlrtdf Heuu rool be n shlnglu •~lid up pt nt ng electriCII work gut tn & downspouts fvrn1ctt wattr ttuters wliftr sottners 1ns1111~ & rep1 r t d Stwtge Coli uultn 2111 or 141 2203 3 78 mo CARPET Sti)P 6 CANS Of RC 1 1.00 + RICIM ASSORTED RUBBER BACK 11ft fi'IRPETING Tax WIHI any 14 00 purchaM Good through and this ad '30-" DONEUI'S PillA . . 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Sup HT PB PS, au 68 VW Transporter Bus, 3sealer 4295 '4595 '3295 '3695 '1195 3495 '2295 '3295 '2295 1195 '2695 2295 1995 2295 '2495 '1595 2695 '1695 '2295 '2295 1995 1995 '1095 '1495 1095 1695 '1395 '895 '595 1095 '995 '895 1395 '995 '895 '1095 CARS 1- B We're over stocked YOU MAKE THE PRICE! 75 FORD LTD You Make The Pnce 74 PINTO You Make The Pnte 74 VOLKSWAGEN You Make The Pnce 74 FORD MAVERICK You Make The Pnce 74 PINTO You Make The Pnce 73 PINTO You Make The Pnce 73 OLDSMOBILE You Make The Pnce 73 VOLKSWAGEN You Make The Pnce 73 MONTE CARLO You Make The Pnce 72 BUICK You Make The Pnce 72 FORD VB LTD You Make The 71 MAVERICK You Make The Pllte 70 DODGE You Make The Pnce 73 FORD You Make The Pnce 74 FORD You Make The Pnce 73 DATSUN You Make The Pnce 73 CHEV WV You Make The Pnce 71 CHEV 'h TON You Make The Pnce v MANY MOOIE r TRUCKS 76 Cadlllacs In Stock (2) Coupe Deville .. (1) Eldorado Karr & Van Zandt W Ll do house cleon ng Co be ween 9 o m and 12 p m o n e en ngof e 6n m o befo e9 •• lm 111on1 abOvt 1111• may bt com bin.. In tnt WYICI con ICI UIICitr IIIII k h - l t or mey IMt ..,... ulldtr IIPirlfl conlriCII IIIII or olhor a1111t1cablt SclleduiH 11 lht COIIIUMtr I Oflllon Th s lchedult II ttntriiiY IHI c.ltl t to unaumera wlttt Maximum Cepaclt y rt(IU rtm tntl Of IHI thin 20 ,. k OWIIII ellhOUih llrttr 'Consumers mey from llmt II t m t 1M sorwed ulldtr II • RATES prow 1 Of\1 However whtn 1 F rs 20 kwh or leu per c antumer 1 Mlxlmum monlh lOr u •s CIPIC y txcHds 50 kll-atla Nex 10 kwh pe month or lhtlolal tntriT, ut IIUIIIonl 050 po -wh tlCttdl 20 000 kl - l f l lleUrl Nex DO kwh pe mon h In any montn lhll Schedule If w1thm reason you have bought a new Ford Oj• per kwh 1111 nol bt lVI llblt for I Nex 600 kwh per mon h Car or truck or any of these clean many one m n mum ptriOd 01 tWefvt PI kwh 2 montha I owner used cars or trucks We can give you 035 A 1 over tOO kwh pe month 1 032 per kwh TIIM OF CONTRACT former owner on all of these SEASONAL PROVISION Tht term of tht contract tor Our ng the pe od n : end ng urv Cl under th 1 S'hMYII from the cus omer 1 f rs 111111 be as prov ~ed n tile 1973 Monte Carlo factory al' P S P B rtoutarty •c: hedu ed mon hly n~ v dual contract with tiCh 4 d sedan A r cond I on ng Very ow m eage L ke new $2995 meter reid ng to ow ng contumtr but In no catt tttall Sep ember 10th and nc ud "Q ht contract term btltll thin e gh consecu vt regu ar y one year 1973 Monte Carlo Landau half vinyl roof sc h ~ du ed mon hty meter SECTION 2 Thai lhl reiH Slat on Wagon mmacculate ns de and ou Auto Trans AM radl!! with Strack stereo player factory readlnvs 11 k owt hou s n to tltctr c s•n•lct att forth In Lug Rack excess of 1300 w be b ed at Sec on 1 of lhls Or~ nanct air PS PB rad1al tires $2995 2 3c pe k owat hou Shl bt CIICUII tcS II fol OWl FUEL COST ADJUSTMENT 1 Each monlh ~"' ng lht 1 The tnerg'( charoe ap ter m at this Ordnance the 2 dr A most ke he day was sold p ca ble to all k owtt hours Compony will ct culelt Dllll 1973 Buick Century Luxus 2 dr 350 VB AT of energy consumtd sha be ror standard 1tcond1ry ncreased or decreased OOilc tiiCI C ltrv Ct In tht PS PB v nyl roof CX.e owner Sharp 52695 pe KWH pe each ful one Municipal ty I lilt rates HI 6 cv 4 dr Sedan A cond I oned ShiiQ> car tflU'I cent ( lc} ncrease or forlh n section 1 of lhll Or deer else abovt or below s xtv d nanct e ght end one ht f cents 21 Each month lht com 1973 Chevrolet Impala Custom 2 dr HT 4 cv 2 dr Shows best ot care 68 5c n he IVt lOt COlt per ptny w II rtn~tr a Dll fltr m I on (I 000 OOOt ITU of futl tlrse 1 gh I ng sorv ct In 1111 factory air PS PB vinyl roof AM F M consumed at he Compeny s Mun c pal ty n tccordanct gene 1 ng sta ons during tht w lh lhe prov s ons of lht lhen radio $2695 4 cv 2 dr sedan One carefu loca owne rAost ectnt mon h tor w~lctl offiCI vt sfroet llghllng •• such cost hll been dtter ~ nonce of lht Municipality 1 m ned 1971 Ford Galaxy 500 2 dr HT factory a1r (3) Eech monlh during lhe erm of thiS Ord nenco tilt PS PB 'vinyl roof with opera w ndows 1 Cutlass VB 2 dr HT Fact ory al cond AT PS P B C eon M NIMUM CHARGE Com peny wll recalculate b 111 M nlmum mon hly chi ge fo rH dentll and general $1595 1 S2 •5 ptr meter por monlh urv u tmtll lftondery $1695 GENERAL- SERVICES 1972 Olds Cutlass 2 dr HT PS P B strv et at tht rtftl Itt fOrth In Sia Wagon Square Back ext a n ce Auto TraM SMALL- SECONDARY Sect on l of ttfs Ordinance AVAILAII~ITY 1mtnded In tht m1nntr lit Ava lb. lOr goner• lgh fo h n Section 6 of th 1 Or 1972 Mustang 302 AT PS PB factory a.r •nd power tt v " to con d nanct 2 dr Ha dlop Fac A Cond A beaut lui car somers using ht Com pony s • The dlfftronct btlw..., $2395 Sharp slondord service fo purposos ht 1 CIICU t IOnl Uftdtr o htr hln. res dent al use and Paragraph (1 htrt nlboYt estab Ish ng Max mum eltrred to n thiS Section 2 VB Sky a k 4 d Sedan Fact A r Cond Shows tende care $395 1966 Chevrolet Capr1ce 4 dr wagon capac es genera y ess than and the calcu atlona 11 p ov dtd n Plrtgraph (31 P~ 20 k owaf s h• t ntbovt referred to In lhll on 2 lhl bt IPPI td to 1973 Ford Ranger XL T long w de bed AT • dr Seda n L ke new f n sh A Cond c'l~~~;J,1n~ 0~ur~::VIC6~ Stc lhe poyment of the current PS and PB $2895 eve es de ver1d from he b 11 lo lht Munlc plliiV for companv s secondarv se v ce rendrid under tht 1 1972 Plymouth Fury II I 4 dr a r n ce dlst but on sys ems at lhtn effect vt Street Lighting 6 cy 2 dr .Sedan Aulo T ans C ean car nslde and out nom na vol ages of 120 20 0 d nonce nclud ng any 51395 cond I on 1 240 o 120 208 vol 1 s no e unpl d bl IRCI from PrtYIOUI phose and 20 208 120 uo pe ods Any such d fftrenl 201 2•0 and 480 vo 11 throt no required for ht p1ym..,t 6 cv Dart 4 dr Sedan You have to see o appr~?c a e $695 1970 Ford Maverrck phase se v ce of a eas one of ht currenl bl shall 1M of the fo ego ng Chi IC appl td to tubuquent bl II ler er s cs sha b e made said. serv cea 1973 BUICk Regal 2 dr wh te w l h W1 te ava able o a customer the Cargo Van Ekcept ana n eve y way SECT ON 3 That In lht 1 vinyl roof factory air P S P B t II wheel paf cular serv ce charac event the t.rm of eny contrect er st cs o be a the op on of for standard secondary AM FM stereo cru1se €ontrol ch rome 1 he companv e ec ric service htrtlfttr 302 VS p ckups Cho ce of wo One oca ow ne I ucks reverse wheels w1th rad al t res Sharp Now mtdt with con1umen n tht SC HEDULE OF CHARGES Mun c pa lily purtuent 10 lilt $3495 F st 20 kwh o eu per provls ons of th 1 Ord nanct mon h for SJ 30 shell exltnd beyond lht ltr 1972 Vega 4 cyl factory a r 4 cvl P ckup Rea y sha p Nex 80 kwh per mo n h m net on dl e of thll Or Now $1595 OSOU pe kwh d nonce the ratts Including hatchback Nu. 500 kwh per month he M n mum Month/~ plus 00 kwh Qtr kw of Charge ChlrQtiO I 4 cyl P ck;up one ca etu oca owner Max mum Capacity n excess ht eunder tl'ltll bt tht ntes 1972 Olds Delta 88 4 dr HT factory a1r of 6 o kw 0A7AA per kwh n effect w lhln tne 1 P P v nyl roof Now 51595 8a once lo 5000 kwh pe Munlc pe ty tt the time 1uch mon h 02744 per kwh chi gt 1 mldt P ckup Ve ow m eage Cream Puff A 1 ovo 5000 kwh pe SECT ON • Thol ht Rulf\ 1971 Chevy Chevelle Mahbu 2 dr H T 307 mon h 02••4 per kwh and Regulations cnta nM n V 8 automat c P S v nyl roof Now $1895 he Company 1 P \1 C 0 No I FUEL COST ADJUSTMENT on fl e w \11 Tht Publ c 1 The ene gv cha ge ap u I es Com miss on of Ohio 1973 Bu1ck Electra 225 lim ted 2 dr H T p cab e o at k ow1 t hourS 11 he lltnt me~ from t mt See Fred Blaettnar Melv1n L1ttle Now$2995 of ene gy consumed Sha be o time be amended or sur, fully equ pped radial t res ncr eased or de c eased 001 c plenented) 11 1r1 nat n or Pat H1ll pe KWH per each fu I one eonfl c:t w th ttte expre11 1968 Chevy sold as rs $295 Open Evenmgs fll7 00 en h cen c nc ease or p ovlo on1 of lhfl Ord nlnct decreue above 0 be OW I K art app lcab e to • I Mrvlct Except Thurs and Sat T1l S 00 e oht and one ha f ctn s tndtred undt anct puriuant 68 5c n he ave toe cos per o lh s Ord nonce ttothlng Closed Sunday m I on I 000 000 BTU olfue conlalned w h n lhll Or consumed a he Company 1 d nence she prtvenr any 1970 Chevy 6 cyl standard long w1de genera ng 1 at ons dur ng the consumer from tlkfng ad Now 5995 bed mos ecen month for wh cl'l vantage w h n the effect vt such cos has been dete pe od · of lh s 0 dlnanca of 1971 Ford F 250 J • ton auto trans P S m ned any app cable rule egu etion suppltmtnt or P B with topper Now 51795 DETERM NAT ON OF opt onal rate wh ch tht MAX MUM CAPACITY Company may miR-a•allb 1 The Max mum Capac tv n IS P u C 0 No I en file 1975 Ford Super Cab with standard sha be he sum of he In w lh fht Publ c Ul I t tS $3695 trans d v dua Demands ot each Com mIss on ot Oh o for the See one of these courteous salesmen Pete me ered se v ce supp ed c us of terv ce. nvo v&d Burrrs Lloyd Mclaughlin or Marvm unde he prov s on of th s SECT ON 5 Thll this 1973 Ford Ranger XL T long w de bed AT Schedu e except • • mod fed 0 d nance shtl be end Keebaugh PS and PB $2895 he e nat e rem a n In force as to bll 1 for • LEGAL The lnd v dual Demand of t ec ric serv ce based on OOCl'OR INDICI'ED ADVERTISEMENT each me ered serv ce sha I be meter read ngs made dur ng Sea ed b CIS w 1 be rece ved de erm ned separa etv The he ptrlod commtnclno on tht CLEVELAND (UP!) - Dr off ce of he V lage lnd v dua Demand sha be effec ve da e of th s Or William E Crew a suburban cn e he k Second s v age of he Measu,.td Demand whe e d nanct and end ng on July 25 You 11 L1ke Our Quality Way Cleveland phys c1an was Po me oy Oh o un 2 he connec ed load on a 917 subltc to prior ter Ju y me ered serv ce s n ucess of m netlon of his ord nance 11 indtcted Thursday on 107 o2c ock976noono on Mondav of Doing Bus1ness wen v C20 k owa ts where prov ded for n Sect on tof th 1 he o ow ng counts of allegedly p oposa 992 5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy he connec ed oad s wen y 0 d nanct Chester 0 Located on St Rt 7 20 kl owat s o ess he One 4 Whee 0 veT enche SECT ON 6 Thol I ol any defrauding the Ohio Bureau Open EvemngsUnttl6 OO-Trl6p m Sat w h he spec f ca ons on f e nd v dua Oem and may be me wllhln he per od f xe<l by of Workmen s Compensat on n he C v Ha dee m ned at he Company s h s Ord nance tht between last Nov 1 1975 and Each b d mus con & n he op on as the Measured Mun cfpl tv shou d author 11 u na me of eve y pe son o Demand estab shed by ln anerna ve method to'r the April 30 1976 ompany n eres ed n he con nuous measuremen o payment of he then current Charges filed agaii1St Crew same and be accompan ed by by per od c es or as the b I& ot he Munlc pal ty for NTHE COMMON PLEAS COURT mcluded grand Lheft a bon d o ce f ed ch eck n he Es ma ed Demand de ved s hi lghl ng al he rlln and OF ME GS COUNTY OH 0 sum of S 00 00 o he f om he connec ed oad n accordance w th the t.rmt attempted grand theft sa EMMETT H NANNA JR stac on ot he v aoe Measured Demands e the and prov s ons of th• then ET AL forgery ssu ng false Counc as a gua an y ha t by pe manent nsta at on of effect ve s ee Ugh lng or demand me e or by per od c d nance of the Munlclpt nw s accep ed cont ac SU2 11 t mo e Avenue AT fmanC'Il!ll documents and whe bbed en Hyattsvl le Ma y and e ed n o and s es sha be de e m ntd n hen the rates and prlcn for ,.. larceny by trick pe o ma n ce prope y acco dance w h the Com s andl!rd secondary e ectr c Pit nt fts secu ed pany s standa d P ac ces !erv ct here nabove set forth vs E T A L lJr Crew had his Own and excep n unusua cases sha I De amtndtd as fol owt JOHN M WELLS JR These checks or bon ds w little scheme go ng on the be e u ne d a once o a sh! be the max mum 30 p 0 80)11 24 RESIDENCE SERVICE m nu e n eg a ed k owat Long Bottom Oh o The M nlmum Chtrgt and city s east s de Cuyahoga excep he success u b dde s ch eck o bond w be he d demand recording of an n he Charge for the firs 20 kwh Defendants County Prosecutor John T H un he on ac or b d s eg at ng demand meter or o ess of e ectr c energy Get Bang out of one of these great used cars at Sm1lh Nelson p ope v eMecu ed by h m he h ohes eg s rat on of a consumed per month shal be Corngan sa1d The gh s eserVed o he ma ype demand me If s as 0 herw se he schtdu e Motors Your Fnendly Dealer du ng he b ng per od n em a ns unchanged e ec, any ~nd a b ds s ances of h gh y uc uat ng GENERALSERVtCE oads o demands of short ane Wa on 1975 Ford Maverick 2 dr 6 cyl 3 1974 Ford Maverrck Grabber SM ... Ll - SECONDAR'I'a on the Measured Tht charge for the fltl 20 c ' k du speed edra clean 4th July Auto Low mileage real clean and V LLAGE OF POMEROY Demand may be de erm ned kwh or less ot e ec r c entrgy $2595 app opr ate me er ng consumed/er month Shill bt Special 52995 sharp Spec1al for the 4th equ pmen des gned o $ 10 on 2 9 2c lhe oggrega e menu e fu y he mpac of M n mum Mon h y Cha 9t 1974 Chev 3!4 Ton P1ckup 4 speed 1974 Olds Cutlass Supreme 2 dr such demands Whe e sha be reduced Sl SO per real clean truck Go camping on HT Locaj.ewner All the extras A Measu ed Demands a e man h NOTICE Otherwise the P $3995 The Eas e n Loca Boa d of de e m ned by pe od c tes a KhtdUit rem a ns unchengtd the 4th On ty 53395 good buy for the 4th Oem and so Edu a on w se h e Measu ed SECTtON 7 Tha he rates de e m ned she I con nue n and pr ces wh ch he Com o ow ng a a Pub c Auc on 1974 Chev Monte Carlo Local one 1974 Ford Gran Torma 2 dr HT a he Tuppe s P B ns B u~ effect unt superseded by a pany ts successors and owner low mileage Extre sharp us gns shell bt ent td o Ga age on Sa u dav u Y 0 subsequen es CX.e of the cleanest Fords n town es rna ed Demands sha c:ha ge tor s anda d secon 960 OOOAM real steal for only S419 $ be de erm ned t om the da v e ectr c serv ce se to h Birthday Special $2895 969 Dodge 60 Passenge connec ed oad on each n Sc hoo B s Supe or Body n Sect on 1 of " s Ord nance d v dua me e ed serv ce 15 Jha be nc eased by n ne per 908 Dodg e 60 Passen ge fO OWS You owe 1t to yourself to check w1th us before you buy any car new or Sc hoo Bus Su per o Body cen (9 perctn uclud ng F s s 000 wa s a 90 per fue cost ad ustment u an 964 Chev o e 60 used We don t only want you for a cu$1omer we want you for a Passenge Sc hoo Bus cen nterlm surcherge and shal Nex s ooo wa s a 80 pe Sup e o Body be app led o b s for standard friend See or call one of these friendly salesmen Ceward Calven J 965 Dodg e 66 Passenger cen secondary e ec c serv ce 11 Over 10 000 wa Is •l 70 se forth and p ovlded by case D Story or B1ll Nelson Schoo Bus Wayne Bodv - Besk e ba Sc o eboa d pe cen No 74 7/iJ EL AIR and Cue The Ma x m um Capac ty n No 74 113 EL,.. Ron fie w lh Seve a o d schoo desks Cl he rn see aneous ems anv m on h sha no be ess he Pub c u es Com han he m n mum bl ng m sslon of Oh o PUBLIC NOTICE 6 8 25 7 2 I demand f any spec fed n A hear ng on the Le a SECT ON B Thai hI he se v ce con rae Townsh p budge w I be h! d 0 d nance shal akt effect a 7 00 p m July 6 a he from and af er he etrl est Lear Fa s Commun v Ha per od a lowed by aw and I ORDINANCE NO 04176 wr ten acctptan(.e by AN ORO NANCE F X NG Oa e Nor s Co umbus and Southern Ott o THE RATES WH CH C erk Electric: Company CO L UMBUS AND SECTION 9 That lht SOUTHERN OHIO E LEC 7 2 c Mun clpa ty bV eo • at ve TR C COMPANY TS ac on o he Com panv lhl SUCCESSORS AND have the ght to termln1te ASS GNS MA Y CHARGE h s Ord n1nce 1 any f mt FOR STANDARD SECOND 1915 CHEV BLAZER K 5 um UPO:f"' wr t en nO ct flied w h ARY ELECTR C SERV CE NOTICE h• Mher pa tv hereto at ltllt 4 wh drive like new lnte or less than 12 000 m les TO CO NSUMERS N THE The T ustees of Sa em h rlv 130 1 dovs pr or lo such wh OVtf' s ver 250 V 8 automa!Jc powe sfeer ng and V LLAGE OF 1(1 D Townsh p Me gs Coun v e m na ion date brakes chrome mldgs bumper edtf'lor mirrors DLEPOR T ME GS COUN Oh o w mee n Spec a SECTION 0 Tnat ht TY OH 0 AND ESTABL SH Sns on Ju y 6 1976 at jo redlo See I now erms and prov son& ol thla NG A FORMULA FOR SERV CE AND CONTRACT o dlnance ore 1o1n1 and for he purpose of adop ng a VARY NG SUCH RATES PROVISIONS budge fo lhe yet 917 several and the nval d tv or 19U tiiTIRNATIONAL 1600 I 53"5 Each sepa ate po nl of one shll no affect ht 102 c A V-t 5sprid 11 500 2 speeCJ, R ax e 900 tires un BE T DADA NED BY THE de very of se vice by one Q va d ty of he o her A maE Sm h COUNCIL OF THE V LLAGE mo e Me ered Se v cea thai 101ld clb color whitt Twp C e k by the Counc of the 0 OF M DDLEPORT STATE be cons, dered a Contract v Passed (7 2 c age of M ddltporl lh s f ed OF DH 0 Loca on1ndsha be mete td 141h dty of June 1976 1914 FQRD F100 12"5 SECT ON Tho he a •• and b led unp • ~ separate r Slyleslde green f nllh good tire• R bumper he and pr ces wh ch Co umbu S se v ce con ract "'TTIST chrome gr !I sand !Ita bumper 6 cyl & sld trans and sou ne n Oh o E ec c On v one Me ered Se v et of Gr•t• Companv (he e natre ca ed each type ts to voltage end Gtnt Cltrk Companv t 11.11;cessors !>hast will be supp led o a and ass gns sh 11 bt tn tltCI consumer undtr th 1 Sch•du t Atlflro•td lh I 1"'h ~ay of Robe c He tnbach to cherge to s tndt d 1 one Ctntr,, to 2 to 5 (CLOSE Locat on June 1976 Sher ff seconde v •lee c urvlct Where two or rho e se v ell Fred Hollman ON THURS l-JAST COURT Of Mt gs Coun V On 0 tu 11 shed o co ntumt s n the 1re suppl ed o a con sume at OPIN 00 PM. Mtror V filge of M ddlepo Oh o one Con ac Loca on II d 7 7 ' 2c POMEROY OttiO 2 9623 305 l')ee naft c aed serv ttl w th n lht RIGGS USED CARS • FIRE CRACKER SALE Coo 338 CAN~ING pooches now oody hnr Augus.t Seve o va e es by Ill. bushel busho o ~Piec11• b lrtg own con o n• 2 conven en oco ons SAVE ON 6 oom house e y weU kep 3 bed ms mockt n k hen wo owollca pe HW oo 1 fu basemen new gal fu nata smo lo to mow deal for older couple o 1mo Jam y n goo~ ne ghbo hood n Pome oy Co lito oppo n ment Phone 992 31117 Midway Mo k• Pome oy 992 2582 lob • Mo ko Mason 1!3 5308 1966 Sa on wagon good cond on Runs good Make o good wo k co $200 Phone 992 3402 n bed aoms bo ad gas onge ef geao dna • se bunk beds $2000 Phone m 5786 974 2xliJ 2 bed oom o e COUNTRY Mob e Home Po k Rl ample t v o pe ed holt fu ct 33 enm etno hofPomeoy n shed Take ave pay nen s La gelo s w h conce patos Phone (6 • 61>7 3507 at o 5 s dewalks unne s and off p n • te po k ng Phone 992 1•19 Beauhful colors Do 1 yourself and save Regular U95sq yd 12 or 15 Fl 501 NYLON Full c.r Partt1me MANUFACTURING PIECE WORK 10 x5 5 Candy Stnpe HOMESITES fo 10 e up M dd epo Call992 7481 START EARNING toMORROW Co umbus company w fu v t a n a ew ~I able ouf 9f people lo ass sl plant p oduct on to make smal ure hane pa ts Qf1 con tra c smal garage s ze shop area and a means to de ve p oduct lo ou oca wa ehouse equ red No experience necessa y f you carr prove you are dependa_l> e and w lng o wo k A m nHnum cash equ remen of $5950 necessa y 6 month refund nte v ews can p og am be arranged for hose with ava lab e space and nances who are eady o sta mmedlalely by ng Co eel 614 252 4U7 Ask For Mr Green CARPETING TEAFORD VIrgil B Sr Realtor 110 Mechan•c fll>mtroy 0 Phone 912 YOUR HOTPO NT APPLIANCE STORE FREEZER SALEI Save up to $100 on 20 cu It Olest or 16 cu ft Upright Cholcli $26gt5 App once Depa n ..... ,OMIIlOY LANDMARK •·-Jack W Clnty Mlr Ail l'lllntftUIII 337~ TUPPERS PLAINS - 4 bed ooms 2 ceram c t e baths nice frullwood k !chen oil F A furnace 2 ca garage All on ac e S22 500 2 YRS OLD Modern 3 bed oom home with n ce kitchen which ncludes ange glass oven over 0 nlng cent a a r heat lam y oom with flrep ace and 2 car ga ·age n dry basement S3B 500. POMEROY - 2 bedr..., frame house bath nat gas F A furnace basement sf drs & w ndows Only $8500 PORTLAND 9 room house modern k !chen new 2 car garage and level lot 90x90 NEW LISTING - Large 2 ~am y homo 12 rms 5 up w th bath 7 down with balh Nat gas heat clfy water and nice tot Only $19 000 WI; HAVE A HOMI FOR EVERYONE COME IN AND HAVE A LOOK EVERYTHING IN REA~ ESTATE CALL TODAY FOR YOUR NEED Htnrr E Cleland Broker 912 2259 or m 2S.I Green gold red blue rusf Do t yourse f w th padd ng $1 95 sq yd With padding lnsta led S8 95 square yard CALL 742 2211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT RUTLAND FURNITU.E 1422211 Rutland SMITH NELSON MOTORS PH. 992·2174 POMEROY, OHIO a A 2 SIGNS OF Pomeroy Motor Co. QUALITY POMEROY ~OTOR CO. EVE~11 Munlc pll v I ftr ht ptr oo nl fotlh n Sec on 5 of lh a Ord nance art..htreby flxH •• he fo lowln'll Schedu t of Retl ttiSIDENCI SERVICE AVI eble tor rn denc• servkt to consumers us no tlno t phase 40 eye es 20 ~40 vo 11 alterntt ng currtnt supp ltd th rou uh overhetd d 1 r but on fac 11~11 @ fl.. j ~ �.. · 8- The Dlily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, July 2, 1976 . ; • li~l Buckley Senices set for Mr8. Repp . Funeral services for Mfs. Gallipolis, will officiate over of Reedsville Martha Oiler Repp, 68, who the servlc~ and burial will be died . Thursday morning at Mercy Hospital in Columbus wiU be held at ·10 a.m. Saturday at the RawlingsCoats funeral Home in Middleport. The Rev. C. P. Conley, r"~~~~~~·~., MEIGS THEATRE Tonight · Saturday & Sunday . J,uly J.4 ROOSTER COGBURN (. .. ANO THE LADY) iohn Wayne. Katharine Hepburn. John Mcintire, Tomm y Lee, Strother Martin. . ( PGJ in Gravel Hill Cemetery at Cheshire. • The dfughter of the late 'Andrew J. and Mary A. llutchl.wn O'iler, Mrs. Repp was . born Aug. 30, 1907 in ' Vinton County. Beside.s her 'parents she was preceded in death by her husba11d, .Charleston, a son, three brothers and twins in infancy. Surviving ar~ two sisters, Mrs. Fred (Lenora) Jenkins, Syracuse, and Mrs. Sooker (Clara) Short, Dayton; two brottiers, the Rev. George Oiler , Middleport, and Marion Oiler, Pom~roy , .and several nieces anjl nephews. Mrs. Repp was a member or the Syi'~Cl!Se First Church or ::::~:;;;·m~.;::~G:o:d~.------~ BICENTENNIAL SPECIAL . . · . • . M{tt%1ifil~~~1MMmmmwnt\WW&H~~\l\!<tM?r:ttmwt Ju~ 2 thru July 5 Christians get LOTTERY WINNER · Thl' week.'• winning .number: Three-digit auniber 808 (elght-zerc.-elght j. Four·dlglt number .18U ( one· elght-elght· nine). Five-dl&il number Z0%21 (twc.-zerc.-twcHwc.one) . Slx·dlglt number 85f2Z9 ( elght-live-lour-twc.twc.-nlnel. int~ TdJ Camp •• ' • Hospital News ~elzer Meclieal Cealer (Dilcba110. Jllly 1) Helen Arnolt, !'l,etty Bachtel, Blanche Cartldiy, Norma Dailey, Clifford Daniel, Eugene Dickey UI, .Undl .Donley' Cllll'l Belle Drummond Lllrry Elkins · Donnie France, · May Haskins, Bev~rly Hi:uon, Earl Howell, John Kerr, Mrs. Robert Kight and son Archie Lee Mrs. Jack McG.ili-e lind daughter, John Norman , Oi'vtlle Parker, Diane Persinger, Eva Queen, . Eva Robinson, Kenneth Sbeeil, Eric Spradling, May ThollUis, Mrs. Larry Ward and daughter, Deborah Woyan. (Births, July I ) Mr . and· Mrs . Cha~lea Williams, son, Racitle ; · Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Murdock , son, Winlield, W. Va .; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Callahan, son, Wellston; Mr ...and Mrs. Jack Rood, son, Tuppers Plains. News •• in Briefs ·. (Caollnl!ld fMD JINt 1) • ~ Reiss sworn-in as commander . he waa belnc ".wfled" and Ioree out by "a ~ ~ lli'Oup." Tile NAACP pneral bolnl.dllcua1 ~ Wlllt:iltl clemlilt ~va~ly 'DIUI'Iday nlaht without IIIIIOWICq 1 decliiCII. A newt c:oafennoe wuldteduled today aU p.m. EDT, for bolnl CCIIIIIIIent on Wllklnl' challtn&e to the ~ f9~ plalll.' . ' NAACP offlclall had a111101111ced Wllldna, 'IG, wauld ·~ Jah. I, but he. told hlllhed delllallt Thunday he wu belnc forcecl out and had conJidered !Wnlllander IIUIII IP1 certain board membent.!Je rWied to Pllllllnn.. Wilklnl, who hu ~ in poor health and IPOP haltlnciY, llld. bt wanted ·to remain at leal! tltrou;h the 1877 convention at Ill, LouiuohecouldreUreln"thetownwllerelwubom." · "'* ani-. Sa.ndwich ... . . BEIRUT, Lebanon (U P! ) - Christian a!tackers uld too.ay they penetrated the Tal REEDSVILLE - Funeral Zaatar refugee camp, bill · services will be aMOWICed Palestinian:leftlst forces from White Funeral Home In advanced on a new front In a Coolville for Mrs. Hazel desperate effort to save the Buckley, 75, Reedsville, who camp from lalljng to an II· died at 10 a.m. Friday at day siege. · Memorial Hospital in A Pal~stinian military Parkersburg. communique said 1,000 Born April 16, 1901 . at Palestinian ancj leftist troops Tlltonville, W.. Va ., Mrs. · Now yop Know mcf pushed down a mountain road !lOLLYWOOD - LUMLN~ES OF THE MUSIC worlcl Buckley wa.s a daughter of There are about 500 species northe~st of Beirut toward turned out 'I'hur8day to attend a memo~ eervlee ~~ the late George and Olive of true frogs, most of them the Christian rear · lines In compoeer JohMY Mercer. The crowd ol more' than ~ Martin; Active a long time jn African or Oriental. attempt to break through to Included Henry Mancini, Sanuny Calli, Alan Ber111111n, J.y the Re~dsville United ::::::;:::::::::::::?:::::::·:·:·:·:·:·:·::;:;:;:;.;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:; the camp's beleaguered Uvtncstone, Hoagy Cannichael, !livid Rukln and Ray Methpdlst Church and if.>! defenders. Eva111. · · . organizaUons, she lived here " The isolationists Composer Johnny Green eulollled Mercer u a man ~ most of her married life. Slle Olristians are now trying Ill "unashamed senilrnent ... lalrne88, ltlleroalty and above aU, was active in the Meigs set up .defense positions • compassion." 11te service, withnoiDIII!c nor relillolil content, fating our n.ew front," the County Citizens wu held In the Sam Goldwyn Audll«lwn ri the Motion Program.·Senior communique said . Picture Academy. Retruhmelita wef9 eervet1 afterward "to Surviving are her husband, COLUMBUS ( UPJ) - Lt . make ltaa pleasant u poulble, the wax he would have wanted . Ben, whom she married on Col. Adain G. Reiss, a 211-year It," a spokeaman said. Vee. :15, 1920; three sons, veteran of the Ohio Hlgbw.~y Bus passe~gers George and 'Chester, local, Patrol, was sworn in Thurs· WASHINGTON - THE ~SUS BUREAU elllmatel the and Roger, In Pomeroy; six day as the patrol's eighth United States, 011 Its 200th. birthday Sunday, will have daughleis. Mrs. Eloise superintendent, to take effect injured on l-80 .Veteraas Memorial Hoapltal 215,667,9'19 citizeruJ. That'l nearly 100 tlmea. monf than If:~ Lodwick' West Jefferson' Sunday. ADMISSIONS - Naomi . . Ohio; Mrs. Vivian Humph· CLEARFlEW, Pa. (UP! ) Bentley, Middleport ; Ber· population In 1776, ealimated at 2.4 miWon. ~iss, 51, will succeed CoL CUrrently, there Ia a new American born ftllery 10 Mconda, rey, local; Mrs . Martha Orr, Frank Blackstone, who - A Greyhound bus wlth ·33 ·nard Chapman, Chesapeake; passengers overturned near Gladys Goulding,. New while a death OCCW'I every 16 seconda. An Immigrant Columbus; Mrs. Betty resigned as of Sa lurday. Meredith, Phoenix, Ariz., and Currently ' deput y the Clearfield exit on In· Haven ; Mary Jo Peek, every 81 seconda, while an emltrant departs every 15 mlnutel. All a re.tult of these changes, the U.S. population adwmctlll,one Mrs. Zettah Mccain, and superintendent ! or terslate 50 before dawn Rutland. · per110n every 21 seconds. •. · Mrs. Marilyn Coulson, both of operations, Reiss will receive today, causing Injuries to 23 DISCHARGES - Allee ' Coolville; a sister, Mrs. Pearl a promotion to fuU eolonel .passengers. . Clark, Beulah Hill, Arthur Thomas, East Uverpool, and when he assumes colnmand Ca rrie Harley, 59, of De Tray, Ethel Jeffers, · SHEPHERDSVIIJ.E, KY. ~ THE KENTUCKY cblpter ~ the United Klans of America says it willlgnm a decision by several · grandchll!fren and of the patrol. A former Cleveland, was listed in Frances Pickens •. the six-member Shepherdaville City Council._ to reiiCind great-grandchildren. · physical education instructor satisfactory condition at permlsalon allowing the white sup~cy fii'OU,. to stage a Besides her parents, Mrs. in the Marines, Reiss joined Clearfield Hospital with ~Saturday. . Buckley was preceded in the patrol in IH7 alter four possible back injuri~s. "We're going to marcl!' anyway," said Sherman Adama, death by a son, James; a years of Marine Corps ser- . State police said 22 persons 54, the Grand Dragon of the state Ku Klux Klan. "We m:en't RiTES SATURDAY daug~ter , Florence Cowdery ; were treated for minor in· vice in World 'War II. goingtoletanysixpeople teU IIi what to do," Aspokesman lor Funeral services for a grandson, 'Billy Roger Orr, jill'les at Clearfield .Hospital Mayor JIIITIM Sparrow said the council acted unanimously ''on Katllleen A. Hines, 5, Rio and a sister, Mrs. Marie and releaSed. Ten passengers the lli'Ounds there were many threats made to the cl~ and Grande, will be beld 3 p.m. Black. refused !rea trnent. Saturday at the Ferry they did not have enough police on hand to IIIIJirantee the Funeral Home, Nevada, Mo. saiety of c~~ In the community." Burial will ' be in Milo . cLEVELAND - A NEGOTIATOR FOR the strlldng Cemetery at IMur~~ Mo. BROWN IS ILL United Rubber Workers Union said "~~ug~~estlons" were made Horton Brown, Columbus, (O:mtlnuad from page I) by the unlon and Firestone through Fede~al Medllition and an aulD sales manager in nation after eight years of Conciliation Service Director James Bcearce Thuntday, bilt Middleport many years, Is In r~ssion and inflation, abuse nothing was resolved in the ~y-old nationwide rubber critical CQndition at Riveside · of power and vetoes," said TAKEN TO HOLZER strike. Scearce went back and forth between the .two sides Hospital in Columbus. UMW President Arnold The Middleport E·R squad ThW'Sday, talking about the Issue that has deadlociled · Board ol ' Co. Comm., of Brown, who suffered a heart Mill~r . answered a call to JWute 1 the negotiations, cost of living. . carter told a group of Meigs Co. Ohio·to Helen M. attack on Tuesday, is con- belowMiddleportat4:12p,.m. . · "'Ibe .medlators 11re talking bac:li and lorth .between the Houston oilmen he would Williams, parcels, Salisbury. fined to tile intensive care Thursday . lor· Mary parties," said URW negotiator Jake Miller. "We 'II'QWd go Patricia Maurer to Donald section.. consider a breakup of oil Crqikshank, a medical right through the'weekend lithe c<mpanles are willing Ill do companies "not as a first Maurer, parcels, Sutton. patient, who was taken to that." He said there had been "certain lllllllest!Ons by both possibility but as a last . W. Ben Bickers, Helen J . Holzer Medical Center. sides" and the URWwas "looking thlnp over." Howftller, he Bickers !0 Dan P. Smith, resort,1 ' • also said there had been "no movement by the company" and And he !Did a group of Donna J. Smith, parcels, Sut- parcels, Scipio. · the cost of living Issue remained "unreiolved." ton.chester. Harold Proffitt, Eula Prof. Hispanic leaders in Houston • Ansell E. Bailey, Helen fill to Eugene 0. Adkins, Jo · MEETING CANCELLED he would set up a corrunitlee The Trt.Coilllty CB Club to advise him a boll t Bailey Ill Jesse Paul Blount, Ann Adkins, 3.00· adi-es, meeting scheduled . for discrimination against Eva M.Be Blo1111t, 1.174 acres, Lebanon.. SUIT FILED Hall, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, In the Sutton. Spanish-speaking • Mabel Moore, admx., Mary ·Monday July S, has. been {libson Motor aty Athens . amount of $1,767.58 In Meigs Milo Hutchison, Betty Hut.- Parker, dec. Ill Robert •E. cancelled. Americans. filed suit against 'RandaU County <;ommon Pleas Court. He promised Ill give the . chison to Mary 'MC/illgus, lot, Graeser, Norma Jean Grueser, lot 19, Chest.!r. . Hispanic leaders "my private Rutlljnd. . . Herbert V. Dixon, Mary carl W. Bilikam, Hattie number - the t.!lepbone right Agnes Dixon to LoriS Ray Mae Bilikam to Leslie B. by my bedalde -and you can have tllat kind of ·access Pullins, Susan Jane Pullins, Carr, Ruth E. Carr, .lot, :v, acre, Salisbury. Puneroy. · · directly tD me." J,osepll Dwight Powell, Lawrence L. Bauglunan, Vivian Powell to Francis A. Bessie M. Baughman to I HASUAVERAGE case, Jacqueline K. Case, .96 Franklin D. Gheen, Donna L. William Amberger, son of acre, Middleport .. Gheen, parcel, Salisbury, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Am· Roger Adams, Nancy Middleport. berger, Chester area , Adams Ill James E. Diddle, Iris J. carr,,dec. Ill William received a 4.0 grade average, Linda C. Diddle, 35 acres, L. carr, affidavit, Orange. the highest possible, to be Sutton. Archie McKenney, Eva named tD the dean's list at Albert Roush, Vels~ M. McKenney to Orville E. HudHocking Technical College ·In Rowih to Albert Dale RoWih, nall, Arizona Hudnall, lot, Nelsonville for the spring Clilrs Joy Roush, 40 acres, RuUand. . quarter. · Salisbury. Roy · E. Jones, Shelma Franklin Real Estate Cll..to 'Jones to Rogelio A. Averion, BRAMMER COMING OhloPowerCo., coai,Salern. Perla G. Averlon, 1.36 acre, Eighth District ComDuane E. Johnson, Joyce Pomeroy. mander John Brammer wiD Johnson Ill William Eskew, Richard • W. Rawlings , install ·new officers at a Mildred E!kew, 79 acres, Betty J . Rawlings to Roeglio meeting of Drew Webs~r RuUand. Post 39; American Legion, at . Elmer Ewing, Anna Mae A. AVerion, Perla G. Averion, 8 p.m. Tuesday. at the post Ewing to Doris J. J1aynes, Lots, Pom~roy. James F. Arnold, RuU!' B. home . 3.115 acres, salisbury. Arnold Ill Robert M:'?ooier, Harry Findling, UUian I. Betty M. Pooler, Lot 358, Findling to J)liane B. Wolfe, Middleport. parcels, Olive. Erma Nelson to Joseph . Onela Heffner, formerly Douglas Nelson, Ruth E. Oneta Hostetter to Gary 0. Hostetter, Int. In 25.50 acres, Morris, Parcels, Columbia. . . • Erma Nelson to Joseph W. Olive. · Gary 0. Hostetter to Mabel Nelson, Parcel, Columbia. Beatrice E. Smith, William Hostetter, life tlitate in 25.50 Fred Smith, Sr. Ill Lawrence acre, Olive. · L. Baughman, Pt. Lot 127, • Enid R. Cole to Ruby M. Middleport. Cole, life estate, Orange. Reemelln H. Escue, Nonna A. Escue, aka, Nonna 0. Escue to Roberta C. O'Brien. died Friday .. , . • Weather . . I \ . & Small Drink , Oon'l forget to slop in and register for "'• 1948 Packard to be giv~n away . No purchase ne(tUiry. Ford Phone . McClure's 992~5248 DAIRY ISLE .· ·Middleport, Ohio "Dinner Dates" SUNDAY JULY 4th . 8 A.M. to 7 P. M. MEAT · Baked Chicken, Roast Beef. ·Flounder Fish, Hamburger Steaks. Ham. VE.GETA.BLES Ulna 'aeans, Peas and Carrots. Noodles. "All lht neighbors asked me . ·to Wllch their pels while they go over to,the Steamboat hin fOr lunch!" · POTATQES Baked . Potatoes , Mashed Pol., Home Fries . . SALAD &FRUITS PIE To·ssed , . Macaroni, Slaw. CoHage Cheese. Poach, cherry. . . Soft,l" cream. milk shake;, etc. Starting Wednesday, June 23 our. walk up window wfll be open from 7:00 to 10: oo p, m. Sun. 2-10 p, m. . OPEN WEEKDAYS 6 A.M. to 7; 00 P.M. ~teamboat lnrz ''Real Old·Fa shioned Home CMk1ltH'' .3rd St., Racine, Ohio Meigs Property NO. 23 GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT SUNDAY, JULY 4, 1976 MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY )' ·Parade sure ' .. ~ ~· ' . •• .~ 't· \ ' I Winners announced '' l ~ ~. MIDDLEPORT - · Paul ' Gerard, ei.erai cbainnan of th¢ Railroad Fes!jval f.y. ~ observed 'i n ,Middlepoi1 ,this weekend, aiJoOunced ll!e names qi parade and othon to receive S)iecially designed plaques. ·. . Fllllt place ill the commercial parade entries · went tD the Pomeroy National Bank With second place In the nonc<immercial entries going to five and onehalf month old Dale Eugene McCarty, Route 2, Cheshire, for his railroad engine wlnnelll inlty. The p~ !rill go to tlie Ri~ ·~ . 1111 ~ and the MeigS Hf&h School MArthlng Bal¥1; the Pomeroy Fire l>epa~t fc·r ifll entcy ""' the new MeigS County aerial bidder fire truck and to a group • of . four yo~~sters costwned aa Indians with one ruling a pony. The yotingaters were not identified. Radio Statton. WMPO and the Daily Sentinel are also to receive plaques for ser· vices to the fesyv.al. See Parade pictures on Page 11. THIS WAS THE FffiST PLA¥E WINNER in the non-commerci,al entries of the Railroad'Festival Days 'in Middleport Friday night. The stroller of five and onehalimOhth-Qld Dal~ Eugene McCarty, Son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale McCarty, Route 2. Cheshire, converted into an orange and black railroad engine carried D~le costumed as the engineer complete with bandana in his hip pocket. Dale Eugene was at tile throttle of "Engine No. 9" but his Mom anlDad actually provided the push needed to make the engine move along the parade route. Treasury fattened JULY CLEARANCE SALE Bargains In· Every Department in the Elberfelds In Pomeroy Celebrate At The lnnl ,_ ..,, PRESENTING Saturday Night SPECIAL ~'DEVOTION" Baked Swiss Steak, •2.65 3 Guys and A Gal From Parkersburg . WINNING FIRE HYDRANT - Pixie Griffin, rliJht, was the-~t prize winner in the recent fire hydrant ·painting contest sponsored by the Gallla· Cllunty Bicentennial Committee. Mrs: Marge Adkins, chairman of the·project, and Pixie are looking at the winning ~ydrant which is located at the corner of 'J'hird Ave. and State St. In Gallipolis.· · . · .' · . TONIGHT & SATURDAY 10 TIL .2:00 •.. ONPAUIOOK. SAVINGS 5"" per ctnl YHC Pilei 'on ll..uter l'o-~ Slvlngt. No Ml"lmum . lnltrttt from datt of d-11 10 dtlt of wllftGrtwal. tnterett compoUIIded The Meigs Inn POMEROY Best In Live Entertainment qull'ltrly .. dJ1 MEIGS ~ IRANCH ' ' GALLIPOLIS .. Gallia County's treasury swelled considerably this week prior to Friday's 4 p.m. deadline, par· ticularly after Gallia's· two biggesl lax· payers, th~ Ohio Elec tric Company (James M. Gavin Plant) and Ohio Valley Electric Corp. (Kyger Creek Plant) paid I. . . . -l' '' • . • ' their second half real estate taxes. Gallia County Treasurer Oty M. Stewart said both firms paid their tax i ' • Thursday afternoon. The amounts pushed ' Thursday 's overaU collection to more'than GALLIPOLIS :. Pixie Griffin, Gallla County' Bicentennial Compllttee. one-third of the duplicate. daught.!r of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Griffin, The winning hydrant, painted Ill resemble Ohio Elec tric paid $1,543,855 .32, Gallli11111s will receive the first prize award a fanner, Is at tile corner of Tllird Ave. and CROWNED QUEEN of the . 1976 River RecreatiDn OVEC, $364,267.37 and J:r~Jlklin Realty, Queen L.eesa, Jeanie Grate, .last year's queen; Vanessa · · of $17~6 · for one of her entries in the fire .state St. Festival Friday evening waa Miss Leesa McGuire, daugh~'er $154,770. Pleasant, third .runner-up; Lynnita' Newberry, first runnerIIYdrant painting Contest sponsored by the of Mr. and Mrs. Gene McGuire, GalUpolis.' Pictured abovP Asenior at Gallla Academy High School, According to Stewart, other utility up; (second row ) escorts Randy Shaver, Roger are (first row.l·rt. Sharon Faye Waugh, secoixl runner-uP ; Pixie wasa1so.awarded • second prize for companies paying in excess of $100,000 Brandeberry,, Doug Miller, Gene Armstrong. , her "Keystone Cop" at the corner of State w~re Ohio Bell, C&O Railroad, Columbus St. and Fltst Ave. Otber ·second prl!e and Soutllern Ohio El~ctric ancl Buckeye winners were Met~han Griffin, dieeChee Rural Electric Corp. Griffin and Annie Epling, hound dgg at the Stewart said Gallia's annual tax eorner of First Ave. and Cedar SF.; Janet duplicate Is over $6 miUion. The property • 'voung and Loretta Brown, "TI)e Stars and valuation for the' county is set at Stripes," Second Ave., and Beth Abels, $280,400,000. "Pilgrilil Girl," First Ave. During the final day of collection Friday, over $118,000 in taxes was A cash award of flO will be gl~n to tiMl .BY Sarah ca11ey . A sophomore at Otterbein College, Trailer Court provided·a mobile home for received. Penalties will be added to taxes second prize winners. ' · GALLIPOUS ., Leesa McGuire was Miss McGuire is a member of Alpha dressing rooms. Miller expresseq ap· after ~'riday 's deadline. Prizes will be given July Bat 12 noon at crowned queen of the lltll .annual River Lambda . Delta women's honorary, the preciation to the merchants fo r tilethe Ouunber of' Conunetceofllce. The Recreation Festival during special Otterbein .Fighting Cardinals marching presen tations. . . bicentennial conunittee . and the first · ceremonies Friday evening . ~I t~e band, campus Crusade for Christ and' on Miss Newberry, )8, daughter of Mr. department are donating the awards. Gallipolis city parklront. Cro\omng Miss tile college senate committee for housing. and ¥rs.. L.eonar~ Newberry, pres~nted .• ~Or Judges were Sarah Moshier, art teacher McGuire .waa Jeanie .·Grate, 1975 River She is a trac- statistician a member of the ' reading entitled Grand Old Flag. She IS WO Up 11 at Kyger Creek Hlg~ School; GalllpOlls Recreation Festival queen. First Church o{God, 4-H'and the Ohio 4-H a gradua te of Southwester~ High School . • Fire Chief ·Jim Northup; Gallipolis City "I just can't believe it," exclalm!'Cf the Teen Council . 1 and plans to attend Rio Grande College. .. r· Manager Richard T. (.[)lck) Mills, and new queen when the announcement was . The .Gallipolis Business and . Sharon Waugh sang a,?d· played the ~· --··_ ..- .l.......- · -· ThOIIlas Moulllln and Charles Adkins, comade, before approximately 1,000jiersons. Professional Wpmen 's Club sponsored the plano. Her selectiOn was My Statue of pnSOll • chairmen of tile bicentennial committee. Miss McGuire, 18, is tile daughter of Mr. contest. In c~arge of the committee were Uberty." The 17-year-old daughU,r of Mr. and Mrs. Gene McGuire, :1.01 Greenbrier Allee Stover' 'l(nd Faye Thompson : The and Mrs. Carl Waugh, she _1s a 1976 ·St., ·Gallipolis. .· . . . other members )Vere Joan Thompson, graduate ol Hannan Trace Higjl· School. POMEROY ~ Two men were senY. Escorted by Roger Jlhe Zelia Craft DOttie, Chestnut and Mary .Vanessa Pleasa nts, 18, di'ughter of tencect· to Penal institutions by Meigs · · . . was chosen frol!l a .groi\ji 'O! four : co,n- , 'Hout. · ' , 1 , Mr. and Mrs. William Pleasant, attends . •County Common, Pleas Judge Jolui C. Goll;n testants .. Judging the girls on, their per· Bill MillerJ WJEH general mana,ser, Bucke~e Hills Career .Center. ~~r h~r Bacon Saturday morning on bills of in· ~ sonality, talent, poise llocr appei!J'ance was ,master of ,:eremonies. Donating the talent, she pre~en~d a readmg , Happy formation prepared by Bernard Fultz, · · COLUMBUS (Special) - Articles of were LoreUa Jones and NOI'IJlll Ridgeway crown was cfadt's Jewelry. The trophies Birthday A!Jlenca. prosecuting attorney, incorporation have been filed in Columbus of the Jackson Business and Professional were presented ~y Amy's Style Center and ' Performing for the audience before Randy Lee, 19, Pearl St., Middleport wilh Sec•etary of State Ted W. Brown by Women's . Club, and · Edward .Jeffers, My Sister's CI~t, and the iJoral gift was the conlest began were the Madrigals of cha rged with grand theft for the br eaking DIUVI: llNllERW.tY - Tile 1n, ~r)ng Valley Hardwaf9, Inc., Green executive secretary., of the Oh10 State donated by Ruth's Floral Shop. Young's Gall1a Academy High School directed by and entering Elberfelds Department Store · , membenhlp drive ' of the Pomeroy . and M. Jane Dlniel . LyiiDita thanB · ' Chamber J)f CCIIIllllerce will take place are the incorporators. Warren F. Sheets'is Newberry. Patriot, a,nd,.second ruhner-up, ' NO PAPER' MONDAY presented a program of original music . Eli Ebersbach, III, 19, Plum St., · durliJI the entire month of Julf. George · ''. ' ., were filed by Halliday was Sharon Waugh, Scottown, and 1be Dolly Sentinel and prior to the contest. .· Middleport, facin~ live counts of breaking Anott, ~culrmu along with l\en 0 11 "·'" ""'"·"· uaillpolis. : V8llella Pleasants, Bidwell, was third Tribune will neil be publls:e~ A special guest intr!>duced by the and en~rmg (Elberfelds, Meigs County GllbF ollbe drtve, II .....,.. here with Yeager Mari ne Industries, Inc., runnerup. MOIIda In ord r to · u master or ceremomes was Regas Gilman, Courthouse, Royal Crown Bottling Co., tbe plaqae dlat wm be dilpbayed Ill tbe 1 Gallipolis, also filed incorporaUon' papers. For her talent presentaUon, the 1976 ob! ve i th ~r~ em: oyes queen of the 1974 River Reo;;realion Meigs County Senior Citizens, and Brown Melli Iu wltb tbe umeo of aU 1 0 · Howard L. Yeager an~ Carole . B. queen performed a ~kit entitled "Bo~ h~llday er , e epen en~e , .Festival. the conwst was the opening Tractor Sales) was sentenced to one to five buslne•s and people who are, aad will become, melllbero. , · · Yeager are lncorporo~c>ra. James A. . Crazy'' in which she portrayed a teenage ,.;.:·:·:·:·:·.. :·:·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·>··:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:· :·:·:·:·:- :.:·:· :·:·:-:-~·:·:·:·:·:·:· event in the three day festival scheduled to years On each of the charges. to be scrverl Bennett, 21 Lociast St:, is· tbe girl 'interesil>rl in boys. ,:::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::~::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::;:::::;::;:::;::::;::;:::::::::::: conclude Sunday ev~r\ing . concurrently · ' agent... · · Pixie Griffin's farmer fire hydran.t is first · - . Leese McGuire ·is '7.6 festival queen T ·, ' f Theme tills year is, "Freedom's Trail.'' at the HolldaY',IDn early this morning. . Trophies will be awardecl along the park Olher acu~des today inClude llluril of front at 4:30p.m. · ·. ' the Our House · useum ; an afternoon tea Units not listed In Friday's 'nibune at a1 the Our the Houae; tr barbecue 11chicken dinner Include : Frank DIClemente's Cub Scout . ong Ulitl .earn Pub ·c use Area ; · Pack 21:6; Rick Cloak's Cub Scout Pack French Art Colbny show in the public 203; State Rep. Ronald James; Thaler square; enter~nt by the Old Tyme Ford and Smith-Buick-Pontiac vehicle ' Chorus ahd Khchen Band; ringing of unlla·CharlesBosllc generalchainnanof freed0111bellsat2p.m.fortwomlnutes ; an the 1D16 Gallia County Bicentennial; Dan address by C~r Carl Wilgus (ret) Mink's two antique can; Junior Stanley U. S. Navy; ·,seJectiOIIS from Gallia and Jacob Miller's horses; Mark, Lori and Country; alr sllow; ski show; patriotic MIChelle Roy's decorated bikes and Mary music and g~ sing and a gigantic 45A. Roy in a marching unit. minute fire~ 'displa_Y which will ·Fi~al day ·of Gallla's three-day. CQnclude ~6 h~~, /If. acliVtties, heginnmg ~ celebra~on began wltlla Prayer Breakfast· a ~. 10 p;m. 011 ~ jlark lrorjt. Open Tonight Until 8·PM . PH•.992-3629 . -·GALLIPOLIS - With the addition of begin fonnilli! ' at 12:30· p.m. All vehicle six late · entries Saturday and names of. units will form at ·the Gallipolis Stale Jn. · three units omitted from Friday's.original stitute. Marching units will form atJp.m. list, · loday •s Bi cen tennia1 year ru ver at ••""' corner of Second Ave., and Spruce Recreation Festival Parade lias sweUed to St. Equestrian unlla will form at 1p.m. at 115 units, according to Mike Kamman the corner of Fourth Ave. and Spruce St. parade chairman,. · The parade is espected Ill arrive in Th 1976 I d nd p d 'will ..downtown Gallip.olis at 3 p.m. . e n epe ence ara e Elberfelds In Pomeroy NOW IN PROGRESS PRICE 25 CENTS 115 uliits Transfers Main S1ore, Annex, and Mechanic Street Warehouse lj:C3 '. Devoted To Th~ Greater Middle Ohw Valley . French Fries Your Invited Guest Reaching_More Than 12,000 Families . tme1.· Fair today and probably !Dnlght, highs today In the f!OS, lows !Dnight in the 101!' 60s. Monday outlook is fair, highs In the low 80s. Some chance· ol light showers by Monday night. vo. 11 •' ' l .• sent terJllS m• -. ArtieIeS filed h cOrporations TwpRo:;:r~~cg~~~i • Branqe~rft, Bar~~~t~·~f:::bus;,~~ i:~f~ti:(~:}:!::m: : ;: ~:i~t: :t: : : :~: : : : t}~:}Hi:~;::tti' :.~k r:n~~~~~~nJh~ ~~t:a~~~~~~ :o~~ ~rwn~~::n~n~~dy~a~~~J~ss -~ • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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