https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1aa4e0746e7910186c528a1fdba871c1.pdf eda23a953c4a0307d7a647d11f01c603 PDF Text Text r .· ; 8- The Dally Sentinel, Mlddleport· Pomeroy, 0., Monday, July 12 History of Pomet~Y reviewed Mrs. McKnight died on.Sunday Contract on Daniel Davidson died Sunday · R endazzo COOLVILLE - Funeral Phillips will conduct the ·DIInlei J . Dtvidlon, Ill, of services will be held Wed- Wednesday morning .riles, 747 Cheater Rold1 Pomeroy, nesday al 11 a.m. here from with burial to lollow In ~led Sunday night at the Whi le Euneral Home for Coolville Cemetery. Friends Veterana Memorial Holpltal. ..' <Mrs . Ru by Ashcraft may caU afternoon Tuesday. Mr. Davldlon wu borrt But no rightist capture of BEIRtrr, Lebanon (UP! ) McKnig ht, 62, CoolviUe, who March 10, 1t0'1, I aon of the : - ChrlBUan militiamen today the city, lebaoon's second died Sunday in O'Bleness . lite Jamea and Mary JuaUa reported the ca.pture of · largest port, was expected. . . Memorial Hospital. in Athens Davidson. He was also another leftist town In Palestinians said Syrian ending a brief ill ness. DETROIT ( UPI) _ ' preceded in death by four northern Lebanoo in what artillery shelled the Weyfel born in Meigs County, a ~ Ofi UD Y Reputed crime syndicate slltert and two brOthers: they and their leftist enell)ies refu gee camp near the • dau ghter of Olive Blanch , figure Frank Rendlzlo and He II survived by hll wife, called a multipronged drive ancient city of Baalbek, !i6 · Ashcraft, Coolville, and · the Roy. C. Rasp, 71 • Amherst two other n\eil were lhclt to Lorena Davidson; one towards the Moslem citadel miles northeast of )lelrut, the late Eddie G. Ashcraft, she Manor, Amherst, Ohio, died death Sunday nlghtataneut daughter, Nancy Pettit, Nahrel Bared and Baddawi • city of Tripoli . was a member of the .Baptist Sunday· Mr · Rasp was born aide houae. Pomeroy ; two .grand· ' Heavy fighting also was campa In Tripoli and the Ain 7 1905 Gospel. Temple of Parkers·· .March • • the son of the Two suspects were . children, Timothy Davidson, reported a round five el Helwe camp in Ill!! port of burg and of the Minear la.te William and Marguerite arrested for the slaylnga .~j~ and Jeffrey Smith, both of Pal~inls,n refugee camps Sidon, 30 miles south of Chapler No. 274, Order _ql Cir~le Rasp. He was also Sgt Fred Williama a pollee • and the Christians rightists Beirut. Eastern Star, G~ysville. Mrs. preceded in death by two IIJ)O~sman, identlfled OQe of Th e Syr lan -back ed' claimed to have captured the McKnighthad resided in this sisters . and three brothers. the victims as Frank larg~ ofthem, Tal Zalatar m Christian offensive was seen James D. l!tggs, 86, Rt. 4, area the past 40 years. lie lS survived by one Rendaao 82 Rendazm was suburban Beirut, after · a 21· as an attempt to make Surviving beside her brother, John, of Fostoria, ed ~n'tesilmony before 1 Pomeroy, died Friday al strategic gains before any day siege. mother ·are her husband, and one sister, Katie ~ Senate Committee Veterans Hospital, Hun· But Palestinian spokesman decision by the Arab League Clarence R., at home; live Haywood , Columbu~. and ln·v~stlgatlng organized tqton. Mr. Biggs wu born denied the claim, saying Tal foreign ministers meeting · Dec 11, IIMII the 11011 of the sons, Rex L., Athens; Ross several nlects and ~":.~'7d crime in 1963. • 1 Zaatar's defenders repelled today in Cairo. late.Jamea a~ Ollie Poullin• A., Parkersburg; Eddie, Funeral serv ces w e Police said Rendallil wai The Lebanese press the 52nd assault on the camp Biggs. He wualao preceded Memphis, Tenn .; Ted ., local, Tuesday at~~- m.hat E;tng shOt 111 the chest . . in an overnight batUe thai left . reported that the League or ev · A second man pollee said 1n death bf two brothers, and Ken C., Guysville; a Chapel w t t e some 100 dead on both sides. some of its members were daughter, Mrs . Philip Freeland Norris officiatin~. abo w11 found Shot to death' Ralph ·and Buel, alaters, Palestinian s our ces consider ing sending more (Carreen ) Nichols, local, and Burial will be in Olester ·In lba basement of .the horne, Elizabeth eonarove and Nora eooceded the Christians had troops oo halt the fighting that '.· 15 grandchildren : Cemetery. Friends may call and the third II\AI1 died IIi the Biggs. . • made "strategiC gains" previous Ar~b efforts have Mr. Blgga wu a Veteran of A brother and two. sisters at the funeral home after 7 p. emergency room at nearby around the borders of the failed to check. FRITZ SISSON , · preceded her in dea th. m. this evening. St. John aospltal. . World War,II; a member of Arab diplomats said Syracuse, landed this bass shell battered 7wcre camp Eastern' Star services will The other two men were not Fraternal Order of Eagles, weighing 3 lbs., and 20 and said its fall was League "Secretary General Woodmen of Identified pending Modern · ''lnunlnent and inevitable" if Mahmoud Iliad would report Inches long recently at be conducted at 7:30p.m. America and ·Carpenter Tuesday . . The Rev. R. L. notillcaUm of their nut of on ihe unsuccessful outcome the siege went on. Hidden Lakes. The artillery, rocket and of his recent mediation effort mortar fire that resounded m In Lebanon. shooting was not The diplomats said Riad's several fronts throughout the Mrs. Ethel Mary Farley, A one car ' a~oc­ Immediately kno1111 but was night claimed an estimated report would put the blame Holzer Medical Center ' curred early SUnda m ing .for the failure of his threeVeterans Memorial Hospital under investiption. . ,; 85;"·'1\utland Street, Mld· 150 ~ead and 300 wounded. (Births, July 9) on TR 353' ·in Ru land man committee on "certain Saturday Admissio ns Police said they wert dleport, died Sunday 'af· Christians, backed by what Mr . and Mrs. David Townshl.P, the Meigs ty seeking murder warrants ternoon at Holzer Medical factions .... determined to Barbara James, Pomeroy; the Palestlnians Charged was Beaver, son, Gallipolis. Sheriff's _ D ept. reported. continue their military Daniel Davidson, Pomeroy; against the two suspects. Center. She wal born Oct. 20, Syrian anlllery support, said · (Births, July 10) escalation." · Helen Leifheit, Pom eroy ; .A westbound car operated · 1890 at Cheshire, the they captured Bstroumine, Mr. and Mrs . Phillip Miller, by Clarence McDaniel, 32, Earlier this w eek, Tunisian Ruby Congo, Racine; Sarah daUihter of tile late Joh!l and five miles southeast of son, Rutland ; Mr . and Mrs. .Rutland, went out of control HOSPITALIZED Foreign Minister Habib . Brown; Minersville; Mary Matilda Ripley Tripoli. The Ouistlans said Wayne Massey, son, Hamlin ; in gravel and swerved off the Owen RobinSon, iormerly Mary ShatU angered the ~banese Ann Kiser, Racine ; Frances Herrmann. She was aln this was the 17th leftist town Mi. and Mrs. Ira Love, road. McDaniel was taken to of Middleport, is in critical Christians by blaming them Miller, Racine. pr'eceded in death by her to fall in a weeklong daughter, Gallipolis; Mr. and Veterans Hospital where he is condition at St. Marys for the failure of the mission. Saturday Discharges husband, Charles E. Farley offensive. Byland, listed in satisfactory con· Hospital, Huntington. Cards Barbara Smi th, Rodney Mrs. Gerald Both sides reported fierce daughter, Gallipolis ; Mr. and 'clition. may be sent to him in care of in 1956. Two sisters and thr~ Klein, Elsie Spence, Lucy brothers also preceded her in fighting around Tripoli, with Mrs. James Cullen , son, There was moderate the hospital. Mr. RobinSon is death. the rightists pushing towards KLIPSTINE COMMANDER McCune, Gladys Bosworth, McArthur. COLUMBUS (UPI) - The Gladys Goulding, Naomi damage to the car and no the brother of Mrs. WUllam She Is survived by a son, the leftlsl stronghold from the ( Births, July 11} Murray of Worthington, Ky. citation was issued.· \.. " . the Rev. Noel Herrman, north, the south and the American Legim of Ohio Bentley, Florence ·llallrru!n, ·Mr. ·and Mrs . Donald endeditsthre~ay ,58thstale lnzy Newell, Dwight Sayre. Middleport, with ·whom she southeast. convention . Sunday by Sunday . Admissions - Thacker, son, Vinton. Uved; one stepdaughter, Mrs. electing Robert L. Klipstine Clarence McDaniel, RuUand ; MoUy Frances Tresenrider, of West Milton its state Lawrence Stewart, Mid· PLEASANT VALLEY Colum)lus; one step-son commander. dleport; Mabel Wolfe, DISCHARGES - Allen Raymond Charles Farley, Tonignl, July 12th Also elected were Melvin Pomeroy ; Antoinette Norris, Underwood, Leland Johnson, • through July 151h D. Olapnuln, Beverly, first Akron ; Charles C. lewis, R.uth Wolfinbarger , Point NOT OPEN vice conunander; Elden 0 . Middleport; Mildred Me· Pleasant; Clarence Strow, • MANILA, Philippines Bolm, Columbus, second vice Daniel, Middleport; Milford Henderson ; Larry VanMeter, • • Fri.-Sai.-Sun. • (UP!) - The Pllilippines and · commander ; Jac!l Scott, Bailey , Athens; Lowell Letart ; William Hamm , July 16-17·18 ' Bainbridge, treasurer; D-emeans, Coolville; Mary Bidwell; Ora Robinson, Mrs. Vietnam today announced the THE DUCHEsS& Arthur H. Euler, BoWling Baldw i n, Pomeroy ; Dolph Hill, Point Pleasant; establishment of diplomatic THE DIRTWATER FOX Green, national executive Raymond Bragg, Vinton ; Lucille Po.well, Hartford ; relations, including an .. George Segal, Goldie cmunltteeman ; and Olarles George Conde, Syracuse. Hawn, Jenn ifer Lee. James Simpkins , Mason ; agreement that no foreign Sunday Discharges - Mrs. !Illy Duncan, Gallipo!U ( PG) · R. Green, Warren, alternate Show starls7 p.m. n ali o ria 1 n e cut i v e Minnie Johnson, Anna Wolfe, Ferry; Curtis Wallis, Apple BruesUe, Mabel Marsh, Mrs. • ·: cmunltteeman. Shirley Evans, Carol Hilil, Grove; Lynn Thompson, .Park Lee, Vera Martin, Beverly Roush, McQuaid, Gladys Mason ; Ada · Scarberry , David Cheesebr.ew, Ricky , Barton, Barbara Ripley; Mrs. Ro.bert Baker, Patterson, WUllam Grove, all Jonriie Meadows, Errol Mabel Cleland, Racine; · Point Pleasant; Betty Angel, Fullrod, Linda 9timm , James fulndolph , Hen- Mason; Victoria Williams, Grace .Hysell, Jeffrey derson ; Esther Pearson, Gallipolis, and Della David, Reltmire, Jolm Hunnell.. Dora Glenn, Natalie Henderson. •• . .. completed Roy C. Rasp died S da · Janles D. B:aggs 1 Auto ditched. ·HOSPITAL NEWS off rural road Mr1. Hlrry (Nalflll) Wyatt, Poitlti'GY, and Mrt. Pete ( Laveda) Wheeler, Columblll, IIICIIIYII'II 1111ceJ IUld nepbewl. : . Funeral · aervlctl wiD be WedMMlly at I p. m. at · Ewing ct.pel With the Rev. Richaril Jarvia oftldatlnc. Burial will be in Rock 8llrlnp Cemetery. Frlendl lillY ea11 at the funeral home aft« 7p. m. thla evenln8. ; died on Fn'day Union Locall50. . He is survived by lour brOtherl, Dor,ltl, Alfred and · Nathan, all of Pomeroy 111C1 Norman of Dayton, one slater, Frances Adklnl, f>omeroy, and several nlecea and nephews. · . Funeral ~~ervicea wiD be held Tueadly at 1 p. m. at Ewing Chapel with the Rev. Jack Perry offlclatl!ll. Burial Will be In MeiC• r.temory Gardens. Frlendllllly calla\ · the funeral home at 1111ytlme. kln~~~~~~~d~otive ~the Ethel Farley died on Sunday Vietnam, Philippines ·: MEIGS lltEATRE Pomeroy; three alattu, MelvinA O.Yidlan, l'omlroJ; exchanging diplomats P.------------------. PAINTING NEEDS SENIOR CITIZENS :t . Columbus, and elsht grand· chUdren. Funeral services will be ' . held Tuesday at 10 a. m. at · the Free Will Baptist Church, · Ash St., Mldllleport, '1111!1 ~ . Revs. Raymond Fife 1111d Ben DIUard officiating. Bl)l'lal will be In Greenlawn Cemetery, Columbus. Friendl may call at the Rawlings-Coats Funeral .) Home at anyUme until 9 a. m, Tuesday when the body will be taken to the church. CLUB TO MEET The Past Councilors Club of Chester Council m D of A will meet at the hall Wed, nesday at 8 p.M. Margaret 'rutUe and Leda Kraeuter will be hostesses. RAIN HALTS PLAY KENT, Ohio (UPI) - A heavy rainltmn wiahed out the Clevelanl BroWDI rooltle scrimmage Iller fwr plays SUnday at the Kent State University tralnb~f cunp. ~ learn practiced about 40mlnutes prier to tile acrlm- mage. lllowing up .. . acheduled SUnday night were live vete. rans: (IU8rd Pate A.claml, lineback Dicit Ambrose, (IU8rd Bob Jacbon, I'UJUIIn.g back Henry Hynolkl lnd defensive back Van Green. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• : Elberfelds In Pomeroy : •• •• ., Are Preferred People • At Farmers Bank lhe nme year the · first . electric street !lghta w~ lnitalled. In 1119 the ftrat 1treet car came to l'olileroy IIICI reached as far u Antiquity; In 1900 an Ol'fiiD factory opened. President Fred Morrow commended Gerlach for making a review of ~ history of Pomeroy amualng • and Intereating. Merrow noted election ·of offlcers this month and an ordinance that In· nexed and Pomeroy detained he•dlng the nominating trmcatin8 beverages could be Its ftrat fire truck. In 1870 the . committee will be Ted Reed, sold only by the gallon and paving of streeta began and Jack Kerr, 11nd Jack Carsey. could ~ot be consumed on the Pomeroy's populiUon r01e to Members will be noUIIed by mallllld return their vote by · 5,824. premises. AN lllf40RARY MI!MI!ERHPPLAQU!- p 11 lied to PciulaO) ...,_, Claraaee mall. He said dues are In 1871 the Cltll War In 1851 the enUre middle Ar.drewa, left, by Fred MOI'I'OW, pnlldent tt the Pomeroy Olamber tt Ccmmerce, m behalf payable. monument next to the court. block, e1cepl two buildings, tt lba dllmber Monday at the -luncheon meeting at Melp Inn, In aplftdation of the The Marietta Olamber of house wu dedicated. In '1876 was destroyed by fire. During cooperation by tile mayor to mernben tt the chamber. Conunerce lias invited the they . started paving Pomeroy merchants to atsldewalb IUld in 1877 another tend a bl-eak!ast on July 'll .• fire hit the downto1111 area. It , . with Gov. Jamea Rhodes to · waa · then that Pomeroy CoUilcU uld no more wooden submit and dllcusa an.issues 1.. buUdlngs could be erected. · they wish to bring before Jn 1880 the populatlm of Gov. Rhodes. Ken Gilkey reviewed 'Mella County reached 32,325. · In 1882 the first telephone progress of the chamber's ' ' . service na ina tailed 111C1 the membership . drive. In· dlvidual membership is f25 VOL XXVill NO. GO POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT, OHIO TUESDAY, JUlY 13, 1976 PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS llratborae dra11'!1 eib aervtce and bus1neu membenhlp Is ----------------~--------------~------------------~ -----------------------------------------~ chllclren wu•tabllined.ln1U3the 's hoine Willi built and $50. GOkey said the chamber in 1114 the third largeat flood cleared $1,000 during ReBa Ita in Pooleroy'a hlatocy hit the weekend In spite of rain that area. In 11192 a smallpox fell for tbreP. dava. He alated (tonllniiil Clll .... 10f epidemic hit Pomeroy and in . . . ByUDitedPreuloterDatioul " . COLUMBUS (UPI),.... The I.DNG BEACH, CAUF. - PAT NIXON, PARTIAlLY state Department of Natural paral;yled by a stroke, wiD be rtlealed from the h01pitalln a Retources intends to concenweelr: to 10 days but Iicea mmths of thentpy to regain uae of. Irate most of ita development mliiCles on her left llde ~ and may never completely recover. of new recreilUonal faclllti• in urban areas over the next Even after she complete& therapy • she may suffer recurrent five years, according to a WMkneu in 110111e lllUIClea when she grows tired, the Nillm family pllual"'••, approved Mmday. , _ , Dr. John Lungren, told reporters Monday. plan Thenewplanwaaap~ed "'lbOUIIh Mrs. Nlxm 's . ClllliliUm rl!ll18inl aerloua, she of appears to be ltabWzlng satisfactorily,'.' he said. Unleaa she by the Departnient llllffers a relapee she will be released from Long Beach Interior· · Obi Memorial Hospital in a week to 10 days, but lt will take three or Approval makea o Chief of Pollee J. J . would be gl!ld to give a pay four mmtha of therapy to achieve "significant recoVllry ;" he elegible for matching federal Cremeans · Monday night · Increase but the vlllage funds until IBM. Up to $14 threatened to resign his post doesn't have the! m<iney. said. . . mtlllon may be available by A councU member asked effectiVll at year's end if toWn . CHICAGO - TWENTY-EIGHT OF THE TOP 30, Central : then, a~rdlng to Madonna council does not increaae his Cremellli what amount of State& Teamsters Union Pension Fund executives have been ~:,th·=~ssi~= pay increase Shpuld be made. salary. dlsmlll8ed or have resigned In the aftermath of a reform of the 10 · Cremeans replled, "You're D-emeans was particularly the Ia!hera of the towil, figure fund, according to report&.published today. The Chicago Sun· · :iMcGrath Gov James dlBsatisfied that he Dl8kes out what we're worth." · Times quoted the lund's executive director, Daniel J · Shannon, A ·Rhodes ' and· Ohio only $1.52 more per day than Middleport Mayor Fred u Uylng'Oilly me top JM!!l,sim fund executive rl!ll18lni in his D~partment of Natural a patrolman does. He also former )lfllition while a second baa been shifted to another Job. _Retources Director Robert said- the ' police uniform Hoffman said any pay In· OU'l1lOOR REaU!ATION PLAM tJNVEILED- Gcw. J - A. IUtodiiiJICI Nlbnl 'lbe refonna came amid growing pressure from the U.S. W T ter made the joint allowance of f/5 per year is creases abould be based upon Reslw ces Director Robert . w. TeiUr I!Jilmlne tbe P!!I!1!IM'J of lbe (ldo Outdoor government and the llnahdal community for the Teamsters to · es ement at a Statetoo low to pay for purchasing a seniority ayatern. llecreatioo Plan, which wll1 guide rec:reatlonal development In the stllte I~ the na:t five clean up ~oppy bookkeeping and cease making dubloua loan announc No action wu taken on the and maintaining a good ~~et of years. The plan llll8lll'e8 that pub1lc outdoor recreJitlon projects In Ohio are eligible for Investments. ibmnoo, who took charge of·the fund 16 months 00 plan pay increase isaue. police unlfonlll. assistance from the u.s. Land and Water Ccmervatlon Fund, and It largelr Ignores SoutiJ. In other busineu, council ago, was unavallale fa: comment. The report quoted him,as was "the bell program In the Gene Grate, the Clerk· voted unanimously to declare. . saying moat of the vacancies created by tbe lhalteup were !iOn despite the (state) Clll8l Cillo. Treasurer, said council likely filled by young •:academic type~" who worked overtime to nausierity .. · . Middleport an "impa~ted area~· as it relates to natural bring 10111e order out of the fuild'ii confused records. a The pian calls for the gas This was done to division .of the state into 15 maintain · Middleport's HALIFAX, CANADA - QUEEN EUZABmtf wrapped regl011s, escb tailoring future natural gas allocations at up her Bicentennial visit to the United States 1111d headed to recreational needs 'lo lis Canada today to open histOry's most heavUy guarded Olympic specific locality. Each regloo · present leVllls. In some lnitances, if an Ganies. . · . will come up with plana lor NEW YORK (UPI) - floor aquabble by women's cmtroversy over women's acatterecl blackl and Uberala, for equal who acltnowledged their rro- area is not declared to be Fog and rainy weather was forecast for the Queen's the speCial recreational Jimmy Carter Is sailing rlghta delegates',!llUed black demands impacted, when buildings are arrival at the start of her I:Hiay Canadian tour- four days of needs of. handicapped Obi· serenely towar:d nmlinatloo leaders on the back and rep.-,taUon at the IBM testa would go nowhere. Rep. Rmald Delluma, 1). torn down, the area's gas It In Nova Scotia and New Brunawick before Dying to Montreal oans and residents of urban as presidential candidate of stayed in his 21Jt.41aor Illite convention when he won to Inaugurate the sununer games Saturday. 'lbe queen and her the strongest, most unified at the Americana Hotel to acceptance of a compl'fllliae Calif., with the bacltlng of allocaUm can be . reduced laiaband, Prince Phlllp, left on the voyage to Nova Scotia arg~~ has received $7.6 Democratic.Party in a dozen awalt the Inevitable. proposal and offered a Rep. John Qmyers, 0-Mich., according to the amount of aboard the royal yacht Britannia from Boston, site of the "Tea mlllioo In matching grants years. · Only a whisper of As the .first, 3-llour 23- lengthy list of promises to said he expects to have hll natural gas used in that Party" lhat began the dismantling of the British empire· · for recreeUonal facllitles 1n dissent was heard u the 37th minute aesslon ended, further women'a rigbta· Jn a . name placed on ncminatim building. . Council also unartimous!y for vice pre1ldenl. The 1978. Of !hat sum, $4.6 mlliJm Nalionai Convention got earter's delegate total had Carter admlnlstratim . FULlERTON, CALIF. - POUCE TODAY are looking fo~ was distributed to 75 loca) under way. . passed the two-thirds mark to The comrromlse involved nominating and seconding adopted the 1977 budget . a motive In the random shooting l>y a college janitor, who governments . for related Joyous delegates whooped 2,095 votes, far more than the rules to ''promote" delegate speeches would provide which calls for $297,514 in 8llegedly stalked the schoollilrary with a rlfle, killing seven projects. The rema.lnder went to the stralni of the "Happy 1,505 he needs. equality under naUmal party Uberala a fclrum for dissent esUmated expenditures. Bids were opened and read and wounding llfo. The victlma "were just dropped in their · to state.funded projects. Days~ Here Again" aa the The former Georgia . superviBim, starting with the that they are not pennltted In trackl With Pepsi cans and papers In their handl," said . "In general, the p1ann1ng cmvention opened Mmday governor also moved closer Democrats' midterm cmven- dlscusslons of the platform, (Conlblled OD plllt 10) rules and credenllals. Paramedic Capt. Carmon Johnson, ooeofthe first on the scene reglms with the greatest night 1n a flag-draped to a decillion m his vice Um In 1978. Tom Bradley, the black On the eve of Carter's Monday. "It looked Uke Vle1nam." · needs are thoae with large Madison Square Garden preaidentlal running male, The alleged gunman, Edward Chari• Allaway, 37, urban concentrations," ringed by pollee. ending his candidate' coronation, there were mild mayor of Loa Angeles, IIUI'I'endered after telephonln8 pollee from a nearby motel, according to the plan. "The ·~ party is organized, Interviews by meeting with rumblings of discontent from rejected a move by Ollcago black leader Jesse Jackaon wbere hll estranged wife, Bonnie, 22 is a part-time waitress. plannlng regions that most vibrant, forward-looking and Sens. Frank Church of Idaho and others to present hll Identifying himself as ''the man who did the shootinR," he told frequently have surplus hell-bent on victory," shouted and Adlai E. Stevenson m.of FERRY DOWN name as Carter's running them "come and get me." FeUow workers, who described capacity are thoae 1n Democratic Chairman Dllnois. -·Paul strauss, 26, Rt. 1, Allaway as a !mer, said he had been troubled recently by a southeastern Ohio." Roberts. Strauss. Delegates Hisllsi was narrowed to siJ: The ferry betwe~ Illite. Gov. Edmund Brown Jr., RuUand, formerly of New separation from his wife. Ubrarian Essie Easter said she The plan ncltes that the lllngry for batUe against the . when Rep. Peter Rodino, 1). . , Pomeroy and Mason IS sthe beard the rlfleman say, as he cut down one fleeing figure after most widely used Republlcans ro~red back N.J., 67, withdrew because of out of serv1ce due to ht told a cheering Callfomla York, wa$ bound over to the ' another, ''I'm going to kill .all of these SOBs for m•g recreational facilities are their approval from the glaucoma In me eye. heavy rains on Sunday nlg . delegatlm he would allow grand jury this ornlng by Cesar Cllavez of the farm Coll!lty Court Jul!Se Robert around with my wife." . those designed for bicycUng, cmventlon floor . Carter promptly asked workers' unlm to place his E. Buck. golf, 8110wsldlng and tennis. Rep. Barbara Jordan, 0- ·Rildlno, who led the House name in nomination against Strauss was arrested on WASHINGToN- PRESIDENT FORD'a strateglata1111id Two other leisure-time Tex., received the only Judiciary Committee's Clrter. June 29 by the sheriff, Robert today that by the end of the week he will be just a few delegate pursuits, sledding and trail s p 0 n t an eo us f I o o r impeachment inquiry against Brown was backed by Gov. C. Hartenbach, his depuUes, votes away from cllnching the Republican preiidentlal bllting, bave "high needs" in demonatraUm opening night . Richard M. Nlson, to make Edwin Edwardl of Loulalana, and Middleport Pollee nomlnaUon. Vote counters for the Fcrd campaign Conunlttee a few counties but generally with an eloquent keynote his chlel,nomlniting speech wbo said ·Brown ''more Department officers, at his told UPI that the 35delegates th~ e:apect to win In Cmnecticut are not popular in most of the speech warning America that Wednesday nl(ht. Rodino this weekend will put them near the llllglc number of 1,130 it faces ''the great danger agreed nearly lOla a respmse to residence where 300 plants of major needs of my state and marijuana were confiscated. delegate& needed to win the nominutlm. ~~· the Cleveland that we will cease to be o;,;; Today's secmd cmventim my natlm" than Carter. . StraUss was arrested on Rmald Reagan's strategiata dllcounted the Ford claims, metropolltan area, for naUoo and become instead a aesslm, beginning at the uylngtheGOPchallengerhaahlddenpocketaofsupportersln aample, the plan calls for collecUon oflnterelll groups, unusual hour of 3:30 p.m. charges of cultivation of ~>:<:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::;:::::::::::::>::::;:;:::;,: marijuana. His bond is $5,000. lllljor · uncommitted delegate blocs in New Jeraey, ·IIGOmoreholesofgollby lllMl, each seeking to fulfill private EDT, was e:apected to aee PelllliYlvanla, Nl"\' York anct'ellewhere. Reagan delegate 45 more miles of bicycle drearna." rules, credentials and ' lulter Andrew Carter declined to "play the numbers game out tralla, 4,000 more picnic Sen. John Glenn of Ohio, platform issues whip through In the open" but predicted such hidden strength will begin to tablea, 461 more tennil courts the former astronaut and to awroval With hardly a ' . NEW YoRK, July u _ aurlltccl for the CaUfornla Republican "In the next week or and a little more 111an two fellow keynoter of the flrat munnur of protelll. • · Adm. Lord Rlcbard Howe two." ,more miles of traU bllte · black woman elected to Carter defused the artlved at Staten Island ' . Cmgresa from the South, (Continued 011 page 10) (Qmtinued aa pqe 10) urged Democrats to press the !rum England at lhe bead of a fleet of 100 ships and an battle against racism ·lll!d espeditlonary force of lead the way to ·a ''new SYRACUSE Three 11,000 Redcoata. The patriotism" aparkect by the defendants were fined and a MosUy sUMY today and Eagllsh troops already Bicentennial. . fourth forfeited bond in · Wednesday. High today near there under hie brother, Carter, his overwhehning DAVE KRAWSC'ZYN Syracuse Mayor Herman Gen. William Howe, . nomlna~lon assured late 80. Fair tonight. Low around David Krawsczyn, IOJI of welcomed tbe rein· Lon.cion's Court Monday Wednesday night, took the 56. High Wedneaday 80 to 85. Mr. and Mrs. John forcemeats wllh salulea. night. steam out of a threatened Olance of rain near zero per KniWICZyJI, Middleport, cent today and tonight and 10 Fined were Mark P. has received notice of bls per cent Wednesday. Zielinski, Reedav!lle, $15 and acceplance Into lhe fall ctJsts, ~peeding; Roger D. Melgl County's com~· _D. Webster, chairman of ~ over Shade River on CR 28 in freahmu clan of Signs, nails too TALKS RESUME Adkins, Syracuse, .$25 and · miaslonera Mond•y heard Meigs County Board of Chester Townahip. According veterinary medicine at ' J ' AKEN TO HOLZER CLEVELAND (UP!) costs, unsafe operaUon of i arpmenta they should ap· Men t a 1 R e tar dation ; to the plln, the esUmated cost Oblo Slate Unlveulty. · Negotiations resumed motor vehicle, and Edna M. . SYRACUSE Mayor The Middleport prove operating lunda for a membera of the State Board of repairing the bridge Is David grad1111ted !rom Oblo Monday between the strlklng Lavender, Syracuse, $5 and London an· Emergency Squad was ·. acbool for the mentally of Mental Retardation, f38,750 with work to start • Herman Stale In M•rch 19'11 wllh I United Rubber. Workera costs, stop sign , violation. n~ today that lay summoned at 11:08 a.m. retarded. Aaaistant Prosecullns AI· immediately upon funding B.S. In Agriculture, bla Union and Uniroyal. gTOU!Il or iDdlvidUIIII wbo Monday to 353 N. Fourth Ave. James M. Bentz, Middleport, U operating lunda are not torney Charlea Knlsht, approval. The commissioners major being Animal have alpl on poles lD tile for Dorothy Reynolds, who forfeited his $20 bond for approved by the Com· · repreaentativ• of the Meigs deferred acti011. Science. Wblle at Oblo .. vDiage of Syracue are to waa Ul. She was taken to being left of center. Arresting mlulonen for the school County Auoclallon for Henry Wells, chairman of Stale be was lavolved lD BOARD TO MEET remave them alld the ulla Holzer Medical Center. officer was chief of pollee year It'll-1877, then S2SO,OOO Retarded Citizens, and the board, amounced an m10y 1peclal anlm~l RACINE -There will be a Million Varian. uaed to plac:e them there as In 1tate conatrucUon money parents. , . application for non· projeell ucl was on tile . special meeting of Southel'll well, Immediately! UNJTCAU.ED hSndy Moore, Syracuae, (matchlns local levies The commluloners wlll metropolitan cliacreUonary deaa'• lilt seve111l times- Local School Board Wed· reported the theft of a AM· Tile mayor aald political At 4:07 a.m. ~Y the already voted) to build the give a reply at their next . fl.scal year 19'18 community and yanl sale slgap are stlll Pomeroy E!nergency Squad He wa• 'also selected lor nesday, July 14, at 7 p.m. at FM 8 track tape player from acbool will be loti. The scheduled meeting on July 19. developp~ent block pant membership Ia Gamma the.high school. The purpcliC! the front seat of his. car 011 poln ucl tbey are was called to the home of meetlna .laated ap· In other action, Wesley .A. lunda has been aubmltted to Sigma ~Ita, a aatlolial . of the meeting Is to approVe . Monday at 9 am. parked in hal8rdoua lor men who Mrs. Eatle Roberta who was proJtimately 4& minute&. Buehl, Meiga County HUD and is available to in· honor frateraity lor the budlel for the 1976-77 front of the Syracuse Drive· taken to Veterans Memorial have ~ cllmb them, .hJnonl the concern.ed Engineer, submitted a plap to teres ted parties upon agriculftre· school year. In. I ~ preaent were Mamlng repair a steel f;U18 lliltdge request. :.·:·:·:·:·:O:·~;.:-:·:·:O:"..:·:·:,··:·:·:···:·: ~·:···:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:: Hospital. ...... . ...... . .. ..................... · e • Mike Gerlach, Melp Local Iacher and acUve in the was formed, Dill's Tavern. In 1830 Valentine B. Horton local Pioneer and Hiltorlcal arrived here. Three years Society gave an account of later Horton convinced WUlla the beginnings of Pomeroy at Pomeroy he abould come to the noon luncheon meeting of the area and open coal mines, the Pomeroy Chamber of which he did, and they were Coollnerce Monday. called Pomeroy l Sons. Important polnta were : Horton married the diUihter The first settler In the . of Pomt!l-oy and Horton in· Pomeroy area in 1806 wu slated that the name of the Samuel Erwin. In 1811 the . Utile town along the .Ohio first steamboat, the New River be named Pomeroy . Orleana went down the Ohio In 1637 Pomeroy had tile River but could not come largeat coal mlnea in the back up due to lack of steam. alate. In 1640 Horton con· In 1817 the steamboat, vinced the politlclana to move George Washington, wu the the courtho111e from Chester flntboattocomeuptheriver to Pomeroy and the court. and In 1819 Meigs County was house wu moved In 1841. formed. In 1640 the first m~ting of In 1821 the first business In Pomeroy CoW1Cil was held. what later became Pomeroy At thla meeting council or- dered all hogs off the slreeta. the year11 18111 and 1162 I ' In 1141 Pomeroy wu in· .cl'ime ••"' hit the ll'tl and corporated, Gerlach ex· In 11154 the flrat f~ aervice, hone drawn, wu put Into plaiDed • • • In IMa the first telegraph ~auon. In 11154 another fire cleaned arrived In Pomeroy, IIICI In 1848 the flrlt tall works and out the middle and lower barbershop appeared. In 11119 block on M.aill Street and local buaineu establlshmenta three bulldlnp nat to the lnitalled wooden aldewallul courtho~~~e; at thla Ume the and in 1850 the new court. courthouae waa painted hOuse was completed and the white: Bwdloeas wu not lood populiiUon of Pometily was In Pomeroy duOnl the CivU war. 3,480. In '1881 Coalp«t wu an· A1ao In !850 councU passed nne entine .ews •·""'• "•";zn........Bnefi '"'"":--· ~S-east . Ohio mf)stly forgoUen ' Cremeans • wants raise ;:!e;"..:t::; Democr~ts unified, confident use: Strauss is hound over FOlJR.LENGTJi WIN NORTHFIELD, Ohio (UPI) - Osborne's Brei scored a four-length victory over Pickwick Baron In Saturday night'a featured $10,000 free.for..U pace at Northfield Park. The big 4-year-old chestnut stallion, with Tom Brinlterhoff in the lll1ky' covered the mile In 1:57 1-6 and paid t$.40, .., and $2.:1!. JUley showed. In the lOth.:race trifecta, the 6-10-6 combination returned f3,18UO. Attendance was 6,378. The hancDe was f490,:n&. RED LATEX BARN PAINT f<wm·1ts1ed, lead·fre• . Al)plits and coveruo•ily. ~3!~ PRATT & LAMBERT PIHUiiDE . lATEX HOUSE PAINT EXTERIOR REDWOOD SALE PRICE $698 Because We F~mish Commission listens, .postpones decis.i on A Free Checking Account For Yo... $lAIN PrOtects and restores . !osy ...,., deonup. .. W~ Invite you to use this preferred service with no R..ulor S9.25 service charge. Ail those 65 years and · over are welcome to open an account any time. Stop In and see us now. $699 . GAL. POMEROY aMENT ~BLOCK co. : The DeNrtment . Store ol BuHdlng . Since lf15 • POMEROY, OHIO . $40,000.00 Maximum Insurance For Each DeDOsitor ·Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Dateline 1776 ONLY APARENT In cue of emqaney only a )llrellt of a girl at glrliCOUI camp may caD Margaret Parker ,at 982-2284. CHOIR TO MEET The aenlor cltlzena choir .will rehearse Tuesday at 12:16 p.m. at senior cltlzena bulldlnc. .. Weather . . • Three fined in Syracuse 1 �\ - 2- The Dilly Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o., Tuesday, July 13, Ij76 Ohio delegate ·c ouple .. .. backed Carter when •.• • . ' ' . ' ' • . ' • • . ' Fannland pnce~ to . ComPromise reached on baseball reserve clause Supt. Bradbury ' of Gallia retires problem. Kay and I said we ought to .get Involved, but I never espeeted it to go this . • far .II ' . "Thla far" turned out to be district cooventlon cJe.legate for Kathryn and d(atrlct alternate for Loren. i!Qth, naturally, are. pledged tD Carter. ' The Curtis' say they were lmpresaed by Carter's effeirts to prom«U Georgia products overaeas by setting up eight or nine foreign offices In AUanta. "He was very responalve to the people," recalls Mrs. curtis. "H made you much more proud of your state when you could get answers and you didn't have to be a big coolribUtDr c.- 801Jlethlng like.tl\at." . 0'0 Up MOre . '• • • · As!latanl Superiiilendent In · chsrge of curriculum llld an ·Glenn's speech . ·o vershadowed- I>akU: School ·b udget raised .over 20% Golden Buckeye :!t!:~~.or~00:: Patrol reports •' ~ three :W~ card busmesses tal •. accidents 18 BernanJ Howell . • died July 8th '' •• DR. LAMB · · Don't encourage, gain .in fat • tneeUni .......,aJ n- b-.; ,_If wn £. K11hn, who urged calls for an lncnue in the It a11u would allow III)'OIIe, ~A(UPI) - repr entauves Immediately reached, I think It's a good ratification, said owners pension fund from tU5 who baa lipltd a contract for 11 cu'npr'om1le agreement on ratified the new Iour-yesr thing." . tht 1m 1e110n, the option at. the hotly dllputed reaerve aareement, reached late "The men on tile would meet Weclnelday In mll1lon to mlllloa. The agreement allu lrlll not aii"IDC 1 contract next clause baa reeolved a con!Ucl &mday. negotiating teama have Philadelphia to vote on the that threatened to rain chaol "I'm very hippy over the worked very hard over the pact allh0118h the owners' increase the minimum lllary year : Those wbo sign oo major league haNball. ltttlement," MarVIn Miller, last several moollll and very P1ayer Relations Cornmltteee fr(IID tl7,000 to ,18,000 the COiltracta for next aeaaon, Under tbe agreement executive director of lbe lntenaely the last several lndlcsted they had agreed tD lln!t year of the pact The however, would he botJI(I to lllinlnlltmS go up thousand their clubl unUl 18112 plus an reached between player .Players Alloclltioa, saJd ill weeks," said Baseball terms. Neither Kuhn nor M!Uer dollarl for each of tlie nell option year. Any player representatives .Jnd owners, ~ radflcatlon Mon- Canmissloner Bowie Kuhn. would release detalla, three years - $19,000 In the would have the right to play players would bind day, "Anytime a juat inc! "I think thla agreement Ia a . tbemaelvee to their Ieima for equitable settlement can be coaatructlve development for pendlng ratification, but UP! second year, $20,000 In the out hll option and become a learned tbe four-year pact third and ~l ,OOOin the foilrth. free agent. aiJ: years, plu • ~e.year baseball." By MILTON RIQIMAN option, That clause removed tJPI Sporta Bdller tbe blgg~ obatacle that !lad ' GAME CANCELLED stalemated negotlatlona since Upoa baseball offlclali PHILADELPmA CUPIJ- Thlllli Etod Carew'aloth .Vallht the playera' cootr•ct expired iD Lolaa Mooday DOtlfled Al.l-'ltar game, so It's hardly a new experience, He'• been last Dec. 31 . Mete• Lecloa Muacer through all thta bafore. . . In exchange for their Georce Nuaelroad that Still, this one Ia a UtUe different for him than au the others. cm~promlae on the rMerve Lopll'a pme at Syratase Wily? Because thla time, he's the Good She~ . The Good clause, the players would win Maalc!pal Parll sebeduled Shepherd of tile All-'ltar game, a substanUal Increase In their Wedlleaday would have to Rod Carew didn't come tD thta AJI.8tar game alone. He brought someone along with blm, ooe of hll Minnesota pe!lllon lunda and a higher • be cucelled. teamll'lates, 20-year-old Butch Wynegar, and lllnce their minimum salary. The 24 player arrival, the two have been practically lnsepara~le. Wherever ·you see Rod Carew, you see Butch Wynegar. UIIUaily only a The highlight of the game, few feet away. PHILADELPIDA (UP!) - Montefusco said Monday, says he Ia not sure who will follow the 21-year-old right·. which Is ~ to draw Now OrdlnarUy, Butch Wynesar would spend hla time Ill an Like ~ of thoae muaketeers directing his comments at bander. "We'D just have to more than 60,000 fans, entirely different world thap Rod Carew; even though they from days of yore whose two of the AL's best hittershappen to play for the same ball club. honor has been offended, five-time batting champion walt and see how the game including Pr~dent Ford, Is '"The Count" has thrown · Rod Car~ of Minnesota and develops,'' said Johnson, suppoaed to be the pitching Rod Carew has It made. He's ICI!idly eatabllahed as one of down the challenge to ihe current batting leader who's pitching staff includes duel between Jones and baseball'uuperltars, hissaJaryruDitolix figures a year and, • · } American League for GeOrge Brett of Kansas City. three relievers and Ill Fldrych. Under AliSter rules, ·asafJve-tlmebattlngchamplonoftheAmerlcanLeague,hla no starting pitcher Ia allowed Montefusco may have starters. name and face are famlllar in clUes of both leagues, and tonight's 47th All.star Game. i!Qth managers announced to go more than three lnnlrigs, Jphn Montefusco, the braSh trouble backing up his boast, people make frequent demands oo his Ume. In last week's Kyger Creek fli)J but pitched out of trouble their starting lineups but If both are on the top of Butch Wynegar doean't have that problema yet. He's only a LitUe League Tournament by striking out the next two. right-bander of the San Fran· th0118h. Left-bander Randy Monday, and It came as no · their games, there may not new kid on the block, he's hardly known In any of the clUes he the Middleport Braves took The Reds pitchers had daco Giants, wild' admits tD Jones of San Diego, the surprise that Anderson be a ball bit out of the infield visits and nobody'& pressing him for his attentloa or hll time. two quick games by the three strikeouts but walked 11 being "embarasaed" by hll7- majors' top winner with 16 stacked the top of hta lineup durin& that Ume. Right now, Wynegar Is drawing the mlnlmurn salary from record scores of l$-1 and 15-0. batters and hit one. Eight a record, has practically victDrles, will start for the NL heavily with his own PHILADELPHIA UPl .the Twins and he 's tickled with It because he has been up leu In Wednesday's game Dave .walks coming In the third . dared the American League and Manager Sparky Cincinnati Reds. Pete Rose Starting lineups for •ne Wh Anderson lndlcsted he would than five months. . Demosky went four !Mings Jeff Wayland lead his team balterll \(1 hit him In toolght's wlnleadolffollowedlnorder All -Star Game : That -didn't matter, though, to Boston Manager Darrell against Green, giVing up but rates with a triple and a contest at VeteraDB Stadium, follow Jones with TQI!l Seaver by ' Ste.ve Garvey of Los Rose, ~~~~;~~11 Leotue . Johnson, who's handling the Amepcan Leaguers In tonight's one hit to Foley Green In 1975 double, Rick. Ebersbach two and !Ially predicts the of the Mets . Garvey, LA , lb Mark Fldcych, the rookie Angeles, Joe Morgan of contest. He picked Wynegar as one of bis catchers, saying, · . ' • National League will win the o( Morgan , Cln, 2b "WhY not? It's highly possible he'$ the third-best catcher iD eliminated the Braves on a singles, Jim Boyer a triple game for the Df!h year In a hotsbl!l from Dell'Oit, who Cln-'--·tl '"""' , rge FOIIIer FoSior, Cln , cf · no-hjtter 1.0. and Dave Demosky a single. Cincinnati, Greg Ltizlnakl of Luzlnskl, P~a . 11 leads the majoril in . earned row. our. league right now." . ~ Braves bro1J8bt first The Braves adv.ance tD the ·P!Jiladelphla, J""ftBench Kingman, ~ench •.Cin , c · viUuy NY , rf "JWlt walt unW iomorrow run ayerage with 1.78, has . ·When Rod Carew WBI gelling re~~dy to come here from . blood by ~orlni! three runs In third rouhd ·and will play the of Cincinnati, Dave Kingman coocepclon. Clo. ss been;l.lllllled to start for the night and you'D see why I'm BostDn Sunday, he suggested to Bul:!:b .Wynegar they bOth the second Inning, Green winner of the Bidwell and of New York, Dave Jones, so. p · · Amtrlun L,.eague make the trip together. The Twins' rookie Jumped at the came back witll one run In the Racco<m Valley game on the be.st pitcher In the Amei'lcan League but Concepcion of ClncinDa tl and LeFlore, Oet, II chance and he and Carew have been Uke an entry, 1 and lA, bottom of the second. The Wednesday July 14 at 8:15. National League ," Manager Darrell Johnson Jones. Carew, Min, lb since they checked In to AD-Star headquarters. Braves In the second scored Ron LeFlore of Detroit will Munson Brett • K,c'NYJb, c "I know how he feels," says Carew, who baa seen Ill It their runs when Tim Justin leadoff for theALfollowedln Lynn, Bos, cf Wynegar has met everybody he should meet. "My legs were · singled, Dave Reuter walked order by Carew, Brett, Thur- Harrah, Tex , ss Staub , Oet, rf Shaking in the first AD-'ltar game I went to In 1907. 1'ony Oliva with one out Ewl Wines man MUDSOII of New York, Gr lch, Bal. 2b and Tony Perez helped me, I'm trying to do the same thing for Fred Lynn of Boston, Toby Fldrych , Oet, p . Butch. Before we came here, 1 told him I'd ~ With him, cracked a two run single. Harrah of Texas, Rusty Staub ~~.p\rbe~:Ne~.f.ck'::ng~lsJ~ introduce him to the other players and do wbatever elle 1 was Wines scored on Jeff of Detroit, Bobby Grieb of · Olsen NL, Jb-Oenklnger AL, able. Hesaidheappreclatedltbecause all this still Is 10 new to Wayland's single. a&IUmore and Fldrych. ~L . Oavldson NL, ri- Evans him, he feels lost," These three runs seeineil tD You can tell what Butch Wynegar thinks .about Rod Carew' . crack the ice for the Braves how enormous a regard'he has for him, by how close he sticks who breezed through the next Raccoon Valley Jumped 1n the first IMlng with a tD the Twins' slender 31-year~ld first baseman. two innings platting another · The Gallipolis White Sox into a 2-0 lead in the.first only single run in the second, three ''When !first came up tQ the Twins, 1was afraid 801Jle of the run in the third and In the rallied f!ll' three runs in the BIU. FlEitHEI , older players would give me the cold shoulder," confeasea the fourtll. Jim Boyer smashed sixth inning Monday night In to see the Pirates tie the score In the fourth and two in the · a t 2-21n the top of the second. sixth. Leading · the Letart Twins' tall, strong receiver: "And r.ow look at all this that Rod the ftrsl home run of the a come-from-behind, 8-7 1251 Pewtll$1. is doing. He tells me exacUy what to expect all the time. He's tournament tD left center victory over the arch;ival Raccoon, however, scored attack were Chris Hupp, two Mldclltport always concerned about me, LQce last night, he made sure to wiUt two on the bases. Jeff Gallipolis Tigers In one of the five runs In the second and singles; Dave Rhodes, a were never headed. double ; Rex Thorton, a PH.9t2-11SS tell me to meet him In the coffee shop for breakfast at 10:30, He Wayland smacked a lriple In most Jlqilling games thus far Maynard led the attack . single; Paul Roush, a single didn't have to do that. He could've had breakfast with someone the llh, of the 18th Annual Kyger else and toldmehe'dmeetmeat the ballpark." . Demosky extended his Creek UtUe League Tour- with two doubles. Garnes had ' .and Tony Riffle, a single. two singles, Lanham, two . Middleport's offense was There Isn't much doubt in Rod Carew's mind about Butch hitting streak to 15 games. narnent. Wynegar's future. The Braves pounded nine Trailing 7-5 going Into the singles; Jeffers, a single, and led by Allen King and Dave . lanereW . '!He's got aU the abllity to be a' great' me," sayil Carew. hits, two for extra bases. final .Inning, the White Sox. Coen, two singles. "He's a switch hitter with power, a good ann and a good head Green ·commilfed three won on two walks, a sirigle ·by · Gelling hits for Bidwell . Tonight, Vinton's Dodgers behind the plate." . , costly errors two of which Phil King and double by Rick were jones, a single; Cibbs, a play Pomeroy Giants at 1'and single; Theiss, a double; Pt. Pleasant Klwansi meets Like a~ neighbor, $illt Jtnn LW. ~t~Wwa· ~ !\iosl of the Twins call Butch Wynegar "son." Rod Carew, .were In the fourth inning. Martin. lbnt OlflCI ~ llllnolt Fletcher, a single and Black, New Haven Reds at 8:15. who Is only 11 years older, s6metlmes calls Wynegar that, too, Getting hits for the Braves The Tigers jumped Into a 4Stile Farm is there. · INIU a single. Quarter final action starts hecause he says that's what Minnesota Manager Gene Mauch Jeff Wayland, triple and Olead In the first on singles by Jeffers was the winner Wednesday. calis him. single; Jim Boyer a home Jerry Eutsler and , Don Mauch, one of Ute coaches for the American wgue AD· run, Earl Wines two singles, Chaney, an error, a walk and while B. McMillin was charged with the loss. Stars, has a dall8hter but he doesn't have a son. Tim Justis two singles, Terry single by Jamie Hill. Letart defeated Mid· ''As long 8s I never had one," be says,' 'Why not Butch?" Wayland and Demoslty each They added three more In dleporl's Indians 7..J In the From the way he says It, Gene Mauch makes It pretty plain a single. Demoslty fanned the fifth on a walk, double by third game of the evening. he wouldn't mind having one Uke this rookie kid catcher. five wliile walking but two. Rusty Layne, single by Joe Green on combined pitching Mulato and single by Hill. Letart erased a 3-1 deficit of Adkins and Foley struck The White Sox got three In • ·• out three Braves while the first on two walks and a walking seven. single .by Kevin Rollins . Saturday evening the King's two singles pacetl ~ ' Braves eliminated the winners. Hill led the Tigers PITTSBURGH' (UPI) RuUand Reds by a score of I~ with two hils. KinS. !'.~ _!he The Pittsburgh Pirates CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - vast majority of Americans 0, a no hit Shut. out by Jeff winning hurler while Mulato announced Monday they have signed their first ilelectlon·. In The red, white and blue flag would wllllngly permit -this Wayland. In the third inning took the loss. Raccoon Valley, ano.ther the secondary phase of ihe of Taiwan fluttered over the flagrant Insult to olD" true affair Wayland struck out the New Hampshire Statehouse . friend and all)' the Republic side In each of the innings. He GaWa County team, snapped June baseball draft, righttoday In protest to Canada's of China, to go unnoticed and fanned nine and walked six Bidwell's long winning streak handed pitcher Stephen refusal to Jet the tiny country Without protest," Thomson Reds. In the second with one with a four inning, 12-2 vic· Powers, 22, Tucson, Ariz. out Wayland walked the base tory. participate In .the Olympics said . as the RepubUc of China. It seemed Ukely to stay there for awhlle. Gov. Meldrim . Thomson told the Taiwanese athletes Raymond Andrews took.the Last saturday In Meigs· dumping visiting Syracuse 6- · fine mound performance by Monday, "The flag will fly loss as he teamed With Mike Mason Pony League. action, 2 behind a three-hitter pitcher fanning 1.2 while walking just unW we hear these athletes Triplett to give up just five Mason retained Ita league by Mike Huddleston. He four and limiting the hosts to are accepted to compete $1 $' hits, and seven walks while . ., . .. lead by rolling over vls!Ung fanned 12 and walked only just three hits , He also Montreal, or If they are not . slriklng out just four. Chris '/t.if' 1• accepted, the flag will fly RuUand 14-3 and raised Its three while cracking two smashed a triple and double ~Taylor got a double, and Jeff. ~ .'··· ·. •· · ·. .·· j \ singles to lead the hitters. tD help his cause. throughout the Olympics." record tD 11-1. Grueser and Chuck KeMedy ; "1*"11f:s. !: ·Mark Snilth pitching a fiveDanny Dudding, Jim Brian Bissell got a double, The governor asked each got a single to round out hitter, struck out nine and O'Brien, Terry Clark and and Jeff Goebel and Randy President Ford and Congress the hitting . •Marshall each a single. tD preas Canada tD Jet the walked six. Chuck Stanley John Pape each singled. poked a triple, Chris Davis a John Davis took the loas as Taiwanese compete as the and Kenny he teamed with Mark Forbes Republic of China. Canada double, recognizes the Peking regime 'Hankinson, Mark Johnson, and Ronqle Davis to strike · of the People's Republic of Smith and Greg Stodola each out elg~t. but walk seven. In Mid-Ohio Valley In- came on In the ninth inning had a Single. Ronnie DaVis got two of the China. • dependent Baseball action and struck out all three "I cannot believe that the · Three RuUaud hurlers, Van hits, singles, while Mark Sunday at the Meigs High Pomeroy ba lters. Wilford, Bob Wlillami, and Davis got the other · one, School Fleid, Syracuse beat For the winners, Jim Dink Kennedy combined to · Syracuse's record Is now 2-8. 5-2, For host Pomeroy Hubbard, Mlck Ash, Rudy This Weeii' l '5peco•t strike out 10 but walked 15. Craig Nlclnske led the Eastern continued t'o-.~lay SyracuSe Jeff Hubbard won Stewart, Mike Stewart, and .. I visitors with two singles tough haD, raising ita record his ·third game Without a Randy Clark each had two while WUford, Mike Wayland, tD 6-3 by downing the host defeat, but had to have relief hits while Bob CUnningham and Dave Davis each chipped Pomeroy Royal~ 4-1. help from Randy Clark who had a triple. Their record Is now 9-1. "· In with a single. Pomeroy Is right on · For Pomeroy, Eugen-' Eastern's heels with a 7-3 USED Hesson took the loss. He w& tHf DAit r SIHTIHI1 Racine picked up Its third record. DfVORD TO THf relieved by Mike Werry In the · win against six I~ by Oanny Spencer turned In a IHTIIIITM . fourth frame, and Werry MIIOs.MAIOH AHA When you need money for home itnprovementB, or any good . CNJinll. TANNIHill pitched fine baseball tile last reason, t~,ilk to \L'l. We handle HomeOwner Loans quickly, easily I•N. Iff. ·:****************************~~ five Innings. Ughtfoot led · IOIIITNDfPUCH . and with consider~tjoq,_ Amounts up toJ15,000 avai~ble. Pomeroy hitting with two TRY OUR DELICIOUS HAM BUR.GERS. Cffyfcllter Pullllthe4 Mlly •• ,.,.~ SaturMr b.,. doubles while Jon Buck, and MEAT GROUND FRESH DAILY. · TM Ohio v.n• ., "-ll'lthln• Gom,."'' Gr.-. ..w.lth.. green V-roof ,.. . 111 Cowrt II., , _ . , , otilo 417M. Tom Grueser ,e.ach had two and green ililerlor. power, lutiHit Office 'hen• •n-nu. singles . . N"ext Sunday FRESH PEACH SHAKES AND SUNDAES. : lllltDrlel Phone ftMJif, air. good tires. ' lecoMI , . . ,..,... ,.... •• Syracuse plays Minersville at ,_..~, OhiD . Syracuse. s 003 100 01()..5 14 3 wn . Grlfflth c-.,.nr. Inc., aottl,."l .M 0.1...._ Dlw., nr fhlr4 p 000 002 000-2 6 4 •.a Today's 0 C. COmer Bradbury, Gallla County School Superlntendent for thei, (!Ut three years, resigned Monday night. Aveteran of 38 years In the teaching profession, Bradbury Is reUring. A resident ·of O>eshlre and graduate of Ohio University, Bradbury ta1J8hl at the old Oleshire HighSchool prior to becoming principal and later ,supi!rintendenl. He served 28 yean In administration, 25 at Ole!lhlre and In the oid Kyger Creek District. He left Kyger Q-eek In !973 to asswne his duties as county superln- . Evans food sales up 52·% ' . • EXTENDED OU'I"WOK tbuuday tbrou&b Saturdly, lair, IIIJbs In tbe 801. Lows Ia the lOa. 3- The Dally Sentinel, Mlddleport-Pcmeroy, o., oru.day,Jul)" 1$.lt'IS ,• After tile Curtis' moved tD Loudonville, a community of ma intenance , act1n1 2,900 In northern Ohio, they superintendent beglnnlnl walled for Carter to announce AUg. I. for tile presidency, which Campbell, a native or they were sure he would do. Kentucky, graduated !tom . "Wehadlhe.broohuresand Morehead State Univeralty · the buttons and peanuts, and eo, and received his Masl.et's everybody looked at us like . WASHINGTON (tiPI) - ' Degree In AdinlnlstraUon we were crazy," said Curtis. Farm land prices will from the University of 0. COMER BRADBUI(Y ·"we ' had literature out probably !ncr- between 8 Kentucky. He has done adbefore'Jlmmywho'waseven and 10 per cent this year, dltional work at Mlrsball ' known In Ohio," said Mrs. Agriculture Department University and the University and Aulstant ScbooiCurils. " As soon as he economists said today, of Wyoming, Campbell Superlntendent for \he COWity announced, we started adding that the price doubled served as superbitendent of ay~lem IInce ~dation, sending In contributions. We during the paat five years and the North Gallla School requested and was granted a gotontlleliltaandtheyputus roae 14 per cent In 11175. District three and one-llalf year's leave of absence. IQ work." · The average farm now lendent. years prior to. consolidation. O:emeaDI will enroll at Ohio "We publicized all tlnds of OOdllll between $354 and t4m In his letter of resignaliOI! Prior to that, he was University to further hla 1 tics.,. coffeea .~ meetings," said per acre, a 14 per cent .. Bradbury wrote, "Now that principal at Hannan Ttace education. "The Watergate .thing curtis. We made S1l'e f!Ver'J !ncr-!run 19'15, accor4ni· consolidation has taken place Hlch School EarUer he was Cremeans, a Master's turned us off, but one day I Uttle meeting got at least a to the farm real e1iate and one local dlsll'ict has an administrator In Fairfield Oj!gree holder frool OU In realized that we were one paragraph In the . local · summary. That can be been accomplisbed, I · feel County schools. The apadmiDJstratton, has been In two-hundred-millionth of the papers. It Wl8 Jimmy Carter, ccmpared wilb $219 per acre th!lt lt Is appropriate ~ pollltment wUI Stand unW a charge of all federal Jimmy Carter, Jimmy . in 1m, Total value of an for me to leave the field of replacemeni Is named. . programs and Iran•· Carter'.. . operating .farm, both land school administration. I wish In other administrative portatlon . No succeasor wu Mrs. Curtis has worked fuU and bulldlngt, averaged tD thank you (the board) for change during the Gallla . named, although lhe board ~ for the Carter "'mpaign $16$,000 on Feb. 1, a 15 per your cooperation and help In Local Board of EducaUon -dlscu11ed the matter In m her homel<twn since cent rise .from 19'15. the operation of the Gallia meeting, Frank A. e~:ecutlve seulon for apJanuary. The value of aU farm real COunty School System. Cremeans, Neighborhood "There's no hotel In estate was up. to $421 · "I am very grateful and Rd., Gallipolis, former Kyger proidmately t5 minutes prior tD granting the leave. LOudonville, ., we put up the l:illlon. DAVID C. CAMPBELL appreciative of the assistance Creek Local Superlntedent Carter relatives and Demand for land ~ IIIII I have been given by the campaign ~le In our houae from farmers who 'rut to staff and ·an other emNEW YORK (tiP!) - • anotlier member of Glenn's when they came through," expand, Ia up, However, the ployees." The resignation Ohio's delegates to the staff, said the senator said Mrs. Curtis. "We bad number of farms for sale feU becomes effective Aug. I. Democratic )'iatlonal apparently was satisfied with Aunt Sissie for two nights, tDanewiOwofl07,100onFeb. The bolird, following an convention found Sen. John his speech although he. said and Jeff and Annette. We had 1. executive session , named <X>LUMBUS - BQb EVans of the Board of i!Qb Evans Virginia, the company's flrat Glenn's keynote.speech to be he wu "glad to get ll .over one national campslgn · Officilds said COm Bell DaVid C. Campbell, Rt. 2, Farm Foods, Inc., the wholly~ Farms, attributed the In· that state. a good one Monday night but · With when he c11111e off the . worker' who sta)'ed lhree ·states .led the urn; advances Bidwell, former Local owned restaurant subsidiary crease In sales \0 higher sales InThe · r~ataurant sub• hinted that be wu overshad- .podium." · weeks.'' with 26 .per cent gains ill 111!'1 Superintendent at North of Bob ~!;vans FariDs, Inc.; IIi existing Bob Evans sldlary'S parent corporation, owed by his counterpart, State Rep . VIrginia Aveni, Altbougb her baaband WU and Nelnak.a the highesi ill Gallia and currently has reported consolidated Restaurants. and to the Bob Evans Farms, Inc., hlld Rep. Barbara Jordan of D·Lyndhurst, said Ms. not as certain, Katbryn the country. sales of $16,!'12,000 for the ss- opening of five additional previDUily IMOunced In June Jordan 's speech was "a Curilllwaasurecarterwould Georgial'l!pCI'IednogaiJiat TWO FACE aiAltGES Teua. weet fiscal period ending restaurants during fiscal consolidated sales of The deleaates also really outstanding keynote win the presidential all in land values, wbile BUYCRUS. Obio (VPIJ ._ April 30, 1976. This is an In· 1m.78. Units were Gpetied In $58,784,563 which Included lnd!cated that not too much speech " while describing nomlnatioa. Mississippi values raae 1 per Two Bucyrus men, Patrlct crease of 52 percent over the Cincinnati, North Canton, sausage sales over the same lltentkln was paid to Glenn's Glenn's effort as "good but Curtis has the feeliDI ol cent and CaUfornla repcrted F..t. 29, and Ricliard S10,690,ooo sales for the 52- Youngstown and IndlaDapolis fiscal period. The .parent speech by varloua state notlnpslring." beglnner'sluckaftertaklnia a 4 per cent~- New TraiiiCh, ·211; face charges 1n week 1974-75 fiscal year;· ·· (two units) bringing to 21 the corporation experienced a delegations, although he "The attentiveness tD rldeWithawlnnerwhlleother England land values raae 8 COIIDeCtion with the bcmbing Net income of the number of Bob Evans sales Increase of 23 percent · p-ohably came on better on Glenn was alrno6l Uke one of auo Qemocrats were stuck per cent. of the Municipalllullclq. restaurant subsidiary was Restaurants operating ln over sales of $47,918,484 for. •tlanwlde teieYiaiCII. thoae Door speeches we have with loaen. · lncreaaes in IOille other Fast was dlarged with $1,164,000, compared to Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky the ·52-week fiscal 1974-75. They allorefllled to say the to !Iaten loin the legislature," "Having never been In states: Pennsylvania 11 per aggravated arson , and $762,000 income reported last •t fiscal. year's end. Also Consolidated net Income for Se•tor'a speech .would have said Mlaa .Aveni. "I was politics before, I dim 'I know cent· New York 8 ~ ·cent · · complicity of aggravated year. The subsi~iary's during the fiscal year, conany el!ect on hll ~ of franklv amazed at the bitt ti all the bad thinga thai ~ ~ and ~ 21 .,.;. llriOO while Trauacb was conlr,ibution to corporate struction was Qegw1 oa' four 1975-76 fiscal , year was · '. belill tapped for Vice attention given to his happen to a calidldate, be cent; DIJnols, 24 per .cent; charged with aggravated consolldated earnings per other restaurants, located In $2,783;211 or ~.26 per share. as compared· with the Pl'ealdeDt by Jimmy Carter. speech," She said.' . salcl "Now I am aee how Missouri, 13 per cent; South arson Monday. Share was $1.19 compared to Dayton, Elyrln, Uma and preVious year's net Income of "lthlnkbelaintheflDalcut "If Carter has It IIIIITOwed people wbo have taken sme Daltota 13 per cent; Nortb 1be .June 22 uploslon .61 in fiscal 1974-?5, Sout.b Charleston, .West $2,479,631-or $2.00 per share. of three pollible candidates" down I don't imagine It did losles. Jlffore mlgbl feel as 17 per cent· West kDocked a bole in a wall Daniel E. Evans, Olairman said Lt. Gov. Rldlard F, too much tD Improve bis csutlous as they do." Virginia, Z5 per cent;' Nortb above pollee headquarters. Oeleatt, alltroniiBUpp(ll'ler of chances for tbe Vice Carolina, 8 per cenl Glmmforthenumber2ipCit. 1'1-.......,y." Kentucky, 18 per cent ; "I doa't think lhe speech wiU lillie Rep. Micheel P. St1nOblo Valley Tennessee, 6 per cent; South be a factDr at all on that mao ,O.COJamlu, said L.u•tc... Carolina, 4 per cent; Florida, "What be llid iipGb to the GBa ~ iD Juiy 11, 1171 s·per Cent; Al•bama, 11 per spirit of thla lMIMMtalic ..._ lllllfJik almride Gaillpalh, Ohio cent; ArkaJBu, 11 per cent; By Dale Rofll&eb Debt Service , $300,000 following : EMR; Joy Witek, Hannan CCIIftlltlon IIIII the april Gf lllb. AII>ilan. . stocterCaWe,Sieers-250 Loublana, 5 per eent; Gallia County's ~ ( $6i3,00Q). (1) ",140 for cleanup after •Trace Elementary; Judy peaple a~ thla CWibt , ~ ·~ !liD .. . . . apW to 300 lbs. ll6. to 31., 300 to 400 · OOahoma 1D1 Te:a:aS, 10 per BQard of EducaUon Monday Contingency ,· $100,000 the fire which made the · Warehime, Qamian Trac!e said celeste. "In~ tliiilpid. Bllllbiia.Jrie iii tiRir}ing I!Js.%7. to34., 400to5001b$. 27. cent; W~and Colorado, night approved an ($150,000). building suitable for comElementary; Richard · It - an ~t apeedL" 111 :IIJNIII ..,....., . William . to 34.50, 500 to 600 lbs. 29. to 17 per cent; Montana, 1~ per operaiiCIIai budget for 1'117 · Bond Retirement Fund, pletion 9f the acbool year. Metzger, Kyger Qoeeil: EMR ijowlf•, Celaate lid nat Jeanlnl• Bryan," said 36., Goo to 700 Ills. 3o. to 31., 100 cent; Idaho, 9 per ceot; New totalling $6,323,324.37, an $37,185; Luncbroom, $337,548 (2)$1,500archltectural.f~ and David L. OWens, foo~ . appear elalld over Glenn's stlnr!IM. "Sbe II the great lbl and over 34.50 to 39. Mexico,4percent; Arilona,~ Increase of Sl,026,540.87 over ( $286,145.60). for drawing up the renovation coach and teacher at Hannan (lllfwliWioe • BW White,a orator olOII" tllile. ' lleifer calves - 250 to 300 per cent; Utah, 12 per cent; Uniform Supplies, $1,500. speclflcaUons. Trace Hlch School. Gleaa staffer, observed that However Stlnz!-o said be lbl. 22. to 25.75, 300 to 400 lbj!. Nevada, 2 per cent; the 1976 budget. The 197'1 budget was Permanent Improvement, (3) .-e,IDI for repairs less Supplementary con~acta '"!bey wera!'t paytng any bellme carter baa already 23. tD Z7 ., 400 to 500 lba. 22. to Washingtoo, 21J per cent and develOped by Supt. of Schools $1,f63.51. the allowance for betterment. were issued to three head lltentkln to lim and there made up hll mind on a 28.25, 500 to 600 lbl. 24. to 31., Oregon, 8 per cent C. Ccmer Bradbury, board Total · 1977 budget, The ·only remaining !lema foolbalJ coaches and three wu too mucb nGiae o• runninc mate, "he has 600 to 7oo ibs. 24.50 to 30.50, clerk, Mrs. Natmi Beman, ",323,324."SI. to be considered are the shop assistant coaches. A second .there.'' Wallter Nolan probably made It up In favor 700 lba. and over 24.50 to 32. contents which are to be. assistant win be added when of Jdul Glenn." Stock Cows & Bulla (By the After review of agreed on and settled this each school squad tDtals over head)- Stock cows 145.00 to Friday evenjDg. two additional bids· 011 the week. 35 players. 315., stock cows and calves , . The budget reflects In· Hannan Trace School, ·the Work Ia expected to begin Head coaches employed on 175. to 330., stock buDs 200. to creues in administrative and board acted favorably on one inunedlately. The con~act one-year contracta were Jolm 340., baby cslves 10. to 45. instructional salariea; submitted by the firm of calls for the job to be com- Blalte, North GaWa; James (By the pound) - CallDers Sprague, Kyger Creek and · al library expenditures, Carter and Evans iD tile pleted Within 90 days. & cutters cost 19.50 to ·27 .75, t 0 18 operaUon of 8cbool plant, amount of .-e,ooo. The second RH!p•tioal i!Qb Ashley, Southireatem. holstein cows 26.50 to 28.35, maintenance, capital outlay bid In the amount of $94,000 · Resignations accepted Assistants given one-year commercial bulla 29. to 33.50. Meigs COUnty mercballts and a!Wiiary agencies and was· iubmltted by · Neigh- Monday night were: Chris pacta were Ron Twyman, Pigs - 17.50 to 47. Veal caives - Topa Z2IJ lba participating In tile Golden decreases from last year's borgaU Construction Com· Hahne! Jlolt, Kyger creek North Gallla, Mel Carter, Southwestern llld Deryl Well, to 250 47 to 53., inedlum 200 Buckeye Card activity budget In transportation, and PIIIY of Huntington, w. Va. Three automobile ac- only slight property damage, Ills. to.300 40. to 48.50, cuUs "SI. benefitting lienior clli1.ena are debt service. Earlier The W'llleiD8ll Agency Kyger Creek. Cage coacbea ddents were Investigated by and Ellis was cited for to down. Sr. Citizens Craft Shop, The budget, based upon the had rejected the original will be named later' the Ohio State Highway usured clear distance. The board approved the Sows 400 lbs up 41.00 to 'Elberfeld's Department tad of the dlslrict,. wu $123,000 bid of King CooPatrul yesterday In wblch The second accident oc- 43.00. Store, New York Clothing projected because the board Jlruclion Inc. of Jacbon, transfer request of Wanda only one citation wu Issued. curred In Oleahlre Twp. close House, Chapman's Shoes, does not know the amount of since it wu higher than Ball at Vinton Elementary At4:05p.m.,a coilllloawu to SR 7 Involving one car. Fabric Shop, Marguerite's 111011ey to be raised through anticipated. The ..lnlurarice for bet two children ~om lnvesllpted In Q!eohlre Twp. Wanda L. Johnson, 20, Route Shoes, Simon 'a Grocery, taxes asaessed to the James firm aollclted competitive Centerv!Ue to VInton. In final 111 SR 7 at Its junctloa with 2, Galllpolls, traveling west, Caldwell, 16, Route I, Nor- Meigs Auto Parts, Meigs nre M. Gavin Plant. bids from the two other area Bernard H. Howell, 63, a action, the board: Roallb Lane. Douglas M. . loat conll'OI, and drove over thup, southbound. They Center, Inc., Ehersbach The total tuable property·. COJ!Iractors. A meeting was former resident of RuUand, . - Tahled a trii!ISJ>OI'tBUon · Bowie, 34, Cairo, W, Va., and . an embankment. 'lbere was collided In a Cli!'Ye, Hardware Co., Pomeroy valuaUon of the county IICbool held July 2 tD analyze the two died Juiy 8at Mercy Hoapit81 problem Involving two McDoCJtlle struck lhe car of Home & Auto Inc., and Smith dlslrict Ia $229 ml1lloa now ~bids. During tbat meeting, in Springfield, Ohio following handicapped children. • Dlllld E. Ellla, 23, Ru!land, slight property danulge. were tra'fdng north oa 7 and At 8:10p.m. In Green Twp. Caldwell as Caldwell " Nelson Motors, Inc., all in and Ia projected to be In· J . E. CremeeDI, board a short illness. - Signed an agreement wben Bowie stojlped for on TR 39 south of SR 141 returned tD his side of the Pomeroy. creased tD S315 ml1llon next prealdent, questioned at He had apent hll youth at with VInton VIllage for water lraflle, Ellll' aUTo struck James D. Mc~e, 21, of road. No Injuries or cltaU0111 . In Middleport, Bahr year, length aapecta of the bids to . Rutland, ieavlng for for VInton School at the rate lklwle'aln the ....... Route 1, Northup, was north- were reported and only slight Clothing, The Falric Shop, Tbe system currently asnre that the board was Springfield fo,llowlng hll high of "1.57 per month. 'lbere were no Injuries, bound, and Clifford C. property damage occurred. Simon's Tni Cab, All operates onll.311111Js locally gelflnl all the materials and schoolyearahere.Heenllsted - APproved a resolution to Weather Hardware, ' plus ov~ $1.2 m1111on per wortprescrlbedbyarchltect In the U.S. Navy In 1944, purchase.gas from Columbia For~man & Abbott and year In state foundation George Walter a·s being =~ ~~tz;:'~. ~-::. Gaa of Ohio. for Olelhlret Herttage House. funds. Beclnnlnll ~I July, neceuary to reconstruct the Kyger School: the state foundaUon funda bulldlng to Ita prevloua ~Kinlaldngey,up electronlcl he - Dlacwlsed overcrowded wiU cease. condliiGn before the Ore. 1111a condlUona at Bidwell-Porter Thebudgetnowgoeabefore aeemec1 to· be no problem wentbacktoSpringfleldafter School · and several alter· the County Budget Com- Inasmuch as the Carter 8lld bis Navy !ern). He worked 30 natives with Principal AI mission composed of Evans estimate Include!~ not years as electrician for In• Scarberry. Scarberry will ternational Harvester there. PI'OieCUUng Attoriley Gene only the work specified, but Bernard Wl8 the 8011 of the' present final plans at the Wether¥!, auditor Dorothy alao extra work not shown on · late Howard and Osle August meeting. Candee 8nd Treaaarer Oty M. the specification, but which (Hysell) · Howell Ai1o - Authorlud Mrs. Beman IIJ LIWI ~ I E. '-11, M.D. creuealn croa sectional size push-ups, slt.upl, modified • pound of lean muacle con- Stewart. was required to properly · tD advertlae for blda for milk, Ayear ago, the COIIlllllallon renovate the buUdlng. A•call deceased Is a slater • the bread, COal, tires, fOOd and DEAR DR. LAMB - My ' In relatlanlllip to the !Sirength knee bends, chbHipa llld the ta1ns only 100 grams of aoalall:rearsold,8feetland of Ita contraction. Thill II why Infinite miety of ways you protein. To provide this cut the tu rate !tom 11 mills was made tD Walter til clarify former Mrs. Burdell (Helen) auonne. · Black. ""P' 141 pounds. He can't the bicep1 In tile uper arm could 1111! the body, It also amount of protein to buDd to 13.3 mills, thus the board's certstn points. original budget Wll reduced. A further dlaculllon conHe le~vea his wife, -Authorized Supt. Ilndbary to pin ""abt. He ests geta very llrge In your hand Includes at leut modified one pound of new additional to check on 1 new Xlroll Here ta a breakdown of the cerned the amount of bet.- Margaret, a daughter, Mrs, machine for the central well llld Ia ICtiw In IIPCl'la while bendinrl the elbow and Isometrics where you can- muac)e eadl week you would Everett (Elaine) Adama· a _ , ad ta on the desn'• Oat at · conlr'ICtlnltlle muacle. tract one muscle group only need to ~ the . 1.., budget with the 11171 , terment resulting from step.eon, AUred Poor; a~ achool . ~. ldiDGI. He - - roar Dilbta In ....... the more weight against the 01111<111n1 muacle protein llltake IS grams a budget 8bown beside II: replacilg Old with newltema daughter Mrs Bill -Docked Robert Shaver, aweekllldbe.tc.i'tiii!OU IIIII mtWrle can lltl tile group. day. If you doubled tllat AnUclpated expenditures: such u roofing lllt'fiCea aild Ell be ' ' baM · director at Haanan Admlnlall'atlon, $200,918.84 patntlni. It wu felt that no ( za ~~) Wbalen, of Trace 1J daY. Jill' far lila oritlnk.AD ibe llllldlelllata larger wlli be Its ~ · secFor Information ·about amount to be sure you got all deprectaUon or betterment SpriJisfleld, a daiJ8hter, Mrs. 111 ha II In IGOd pbyllca1 tl041al area. By contrast juat muscle exerclaes for mucle the ea&~e~~tlal amino ICida In (f!29,330). falliare to lhow up at the Instruction, $2·,808;030 would apply to Items of Michll:el ~Sharon) Roberts, of ICbool darlnt ... • ........ eoadiiiGn. How CID he gain bendlnf tile elbolr rapidly development send 50 cents for IIUfflclent quantity you would m~-~ teel electrl a1 Newark, a slater, Mrs. 'ftllbt? over and over llld ov• again the Health Letter, number 5- be talking about 30 grams a (f21291611) ' ' · · ..~... s • c • Walter (Adelene) France of - BrleOy dl-ld tile• DBAR READER - What w1U not !ncr- the 11u of 4, Weight Tralnln1 and day. t lbrarles, $95,808 .14 plwnbing, 1 etc., which do not RuUand Dd a1 and upcoming bond ._., a 2 deteriorate noticeably, _ ' a sever gr • mm bond laue for el.,... lllnd II WIICbt do )'011 .want the muacle. II wiU only In· Weight Control. Send a lq, · The Recommended Dilly ($118,541). Co-or(Jinate activities, At the July i It chl!dren, nieces and , taryiiCbooil..t UmiD . _ liD•p111Fat?Iholbetla Its llldal11a and atamped, self-addreued Dietary Allowance for . . . ...,,... ...... Tbunly .apaclty to be contracted envelope for malllntl. Ad· proteins Ia not over 56 grama. $43,000. • was auggeated lbil the King neproewa. for I Dew htlh ICbooJ • "'·"'-""'· ..1,..., ..2· Conatractlon ""· ,.,., be .,.ven _. FunefalSalardlly servlceathewere WiCht for a rapldlf, dreu your letter · to me In The total then Ia 18 IJ'BIDI a ,...,.,. __ , .. conducted lOUt Pll'l!ll • pill II I"'"C'ei. festura of e.-else csre of llil neiiiiiJiper, P. 0. day for a· prCIIfam to grow Other aualllary agencies, . another opportunity Ill rebid at the Sm!ntb-Day.Mventlat 'I'III.Jtiooi DID a.. people ate jut aptam wily·!Its nee ,., to Box 1561, New York, N Y one pound of m111ele a week. $011,832 ($480,605). In view of the lower flpre Church In Springfield of WA8HINGTON (VPI) u•IDJ IIMI't muaeul8r adapt the type of uerclae 10019. . A quart of fortified low fat or Operation of achool plant, offered by the other two which he was a member Lewla ..........,_ 71 lite .,__ ... olin ..t It Ia an Jnllan to the 11111a penon . Becauae high protein diets sJdm milk plu IIYI!n OIIIICel J632.11UII (Mlf,Plcontracton.. Kin1 wu con- Interment wu at l.oodan, par~ II!IJirltlll trait. bu In mind, If I Jlll'lllll wants and protein aapplementa (raw edible nllbt) of mest, Maintenance • of school !acted by Supt. Bndbury and Ohio. Attencllnl se"lce~ died Monday. Deaeltlar, ~- tiiOIIIIICI tile to d1¥eklp mUlde lilt then have been puabed by many fiahorpoultryw!Umeet tbeae ,_,434 ~tll8,370). dlellned. The baird lhlll from this 1re11 were Mr and called "the Juqa," wllo :IJJ r I " W llf ,_ llaly It .... do 1Nilbt II'~ prliiiOtan of body bulldflll, I nqulraents. Obvllllllly you plant, 'I'riDipartaUon, t8'14,007.• acted favorably on the Carter Mrs Burdelllllact, Mr. and retlrecUrablljobtwo ,_.. _,6:&11Pilrllrm' r lJpt aere'c . Thlllineludes want to empllulze that IIIIa 11 don't need Ill buy expelllive 1Nt2,110). and Evans bid. Mrs. walter France wu •1111c1 111e ,.. ....... JI'IP• flrml acbw the body's weltlhl as in usually not necessary, A prolj!ID poWders. Caoltal Outlav. S117.00D The Insurance company Bla~k of Ruttand ~ Bill Bc!thelda l'IIYid llalpltallut fll \W. A m•• It in~$59,695)~ . has now authorized the Blaf.of Jaclalon. · weeltaltarllllftrlnca~~tr~p. NEW YORK (UPI )-Kathryn and Loren .Curtis, members of the Ohio deleptlan to the Democratic National Convention, !mew all about Jimmy Carter king before any Oilier Ohioans inew enOugh to ask "Jimmy wbo?" The CUrtls' lived in AUanta when Carter was governor of Gecqla, and they liked what they saw. " I was active in the Jaycees," r.ecalls Loren, an lndUIIIrlal engineer for the Rd!r-Fiezlble Bull Co. in Loudmville, Ohio, "but I had never been Involved In poll- • • ' • aao. co a Sport Parade 'The Count' predicts NL victory tonight Braves brilliant ·m. tourney p ay G . eo • White Sox, Raccoon Valley and Letart claim KC wins ·r-~;;:==== :::::;;;;~-, "State Fanp has LIFE insu~ too! 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Major Ltatut Schedule United Pren lnttrJ'Iafional Mond•v's Res!.! Its No games scheduled Tuesday's Games All -star game Wednesday's Gimes No game,s scheduled . 125 E. Main Street 9~2-2171 Pomeroy, Ohio �\ - 2- The Dilly Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o., Tuesday, July 13, Ij76 Ohio delegate ·c ouple .. .. backed Carter when •.• • . ' ' . ' ' • . ' • • . ' Fannland pnce~ to . ComPromise reached on baseball reserve clause Supt. Bradbury ' of Gallia retires problem. Kay and I said we ought to .get Involved, but I never espeeted it to go this . • far .II ' . "Thla far" turned out to be district cooventlon cJe.legate for Kathryn and d(atrlct alternate for Loren. i!Qth, naturally, are. pledged tD Carter. ' The Curtis' say they were lmpresaed by Carter's effeirts to prom«U Georgia products overaeas by setting up eight or nine foreign offices In AUanta. "He was very responalve to the people," recalls Mrs. curtis. "H made you much more proud of your state when you could get answers and you didn't have to be a big coolribUtDr c.- 801Jlethlng like.tl\at." . 0'0 Up MOre . '• • • · As!latanl Superiiilendent In · chsrge of curriculum llld an ·Glenn's speech . ·o vershadowed- I>akU: School ·b udget raised .over 20% Golden Buckeye :!t!:~~.or~00:: Patrol reports •' ~ three :W~ card busmesses tal •. accidents 18 BernanJ Howell . • died July 8th '' •• DR. LAMB · · Don't encourage, gain .in fat • tneeUni .......,aJ n- b-.; ,_If wn £. K11hn, who urged calls for an lncnue in the It a11u would allow III)'OIIe, ~A(UPI) - repr entauves Immediately reached, I think It's a good ratification, said owners pension fund from tU5 who baa lipltd a contract for 11 cu'npr'om1le agreement on ratified the new Iour-yesr thing." . tht 1m 1e110n, the option at. the hotly dllputed reaerve aareement, reached late "The men on tile would meet Weclnelday In mll1lon to mlllloa. The agreement allu lrlll not aii"IDC 1 contract next clause baa reeolved a con!Ucl &mday. negotiating teama have Philadelphia to vote on the that threatened to rain chaol "I'm very hippy over the worked very hard over the pact allh0118h the owners' increase the minimum lllary year : Those wbo sign oo major league haNball. ltttlement," MarVIn Miller, last several moollll and very P1ayer Relations Cornmltteee fr(IID tl7,000 to ,18,000 the COiltracta for next aeaaon, Under tbe agreement executive director of lbe lntenaely the last several lndlcsted they had agreed tD lln!t year of the pact The however, would he botJI(I to lllinlnlltmS go up thousand their clubl unUl 18112 plus an reached between player .Players Alloclltioa, saJd ill weeks," said Baseball terms. Neither Kuhn nor M!Uer dollarl for each of tlie nell option year. Any player representatives .Jnd owners, ~ radflcatlon Mon- Canmissloner Bowie Kuhn. would release detalla, three years - $19,000 In the would have the right to play players would bind day, "Anytime a juat inc! "I think thla agreement Ia a . tbemaelvee to their Ieima for equitable settlement can be coaatructlve development for pendlng ratification, but UP! second year, $20,000 In the out hll option and become a learned tbe four-year pact third and ~l ,OOOin the foilrth. free agent. aiJ: years, plu • ~e.year baseball." By MILTON RIQIMAN option, That clause removed tJPI Sporta Bdller tbe blgg~ obatacle that !lad ' GAME CANCELLED stalemated negotlatlona since Upoa baseball offlclali PHILADELPmA CUPIJ- Thlllli Etod Carew'aloth .Vallht the playera' cootr•ct expired iD Lolaa Mooday DOtlfled Al.l-'ltar game, so It's hardly a new experience, He'• been last Dec. 31 . Mete• Lecloa Muacer through all thta bafore. . . In exchange for their Georce Nuaelroad that Still, this one Ia a UtUe different for him than au the others. cm~promlae on the rMerve Lopll'a pme at Syratase Wily? Because thla time, he's the Good She~ . The Good clause, the players would win Maalc!pal Parll sebeduled Shepherd of tile All-'ltar game, a substanUal Increase In their Wedlleaday would have to Rod Carew didn't come tD thta AJI.8tar game alone. He brought someone along with blm, ooe of hll Minnesota pe!lllon lunda and a higher • be cucelled. teamll'lates, 20-year-old Butch Wynegar, and lllnce their minimum salary. The 24 player arrival, the two have been practically lnsepara~le. Wherever ·you see Rod Carew, you see Butch Wynegar. UIIUaily only a The highlight of the game, few feet away. PHILADELPIDA (UP!) - Montefusco said Monday, says he Ia not sure who will follow the 21-year-old right·. which Is ~ to draw Now OrdlnarUy, Butch Wynesar would spend hla time Ill an Like ~ of thoae muaketeers directing his comments at bander. "We'D just have to more than 60,000 fans, entirely different world thap Rod Carew; even though they from days of yore whose two of the AL's best hittershappen to play for the same ball club. honor has been offended, five-time batting champion walt and see how the game including Pr~dent Ford, Is '"The Count" has thrown · Rod Car~ of Minnesota and develops,'' said Johnson, suppoaed to be the pitching Rod Carew has It made. He's ICI!idly eatabllahed as one of down the challenge to ihe current batting leader who's pitching staff includes duel between Jones and baseball'uuperltars, hissaJaryruDitolix figures a year and, • · } American League for GeOrge Brett of Kansas City. three relievers and Ill Fldrych. Under AliSter rules, ·asafJve-tlmebattlngchamplonoftheAmerlcanLeague,hla no starting pitcher Ia allowed Montefusco may have starters. name and face are famlllar in clUes of both leagues, and tonight's 47th All.star Game. i!Qth managers announced to go more than three lnnlrigs, Jphn Montefusco, the braSh trouble backing up his boast, people make frequent demands oo his Ume. In last week's Kyger Creek fli)J but pitched out of trouble their starting lineups but If both are on the top of Butch Wynegar doean't have that problema yet. He's only a LitUe League Tournament by striking out the next two. right-bander of the San Fran· th0118h. Left-bander Randy Monday, and It came as no · their games, there may not new kid on the block, he's hardly known In any of the clUes he the Middleport Braves took The Reds pitchers had daco Giants, wild' admits tD Jones of San Diego, the surprise that Anderson be a ball bit out of the infield visits and nobody'& pressing him for his attentloa or hll time. two quick games by the three strikeouts but walked 11 being "embarasaed" by hll7- majors' top winner with 16 stacked the top of hta lineup durin& that Ume. Right now, Wynegar Is drawing the mlnlmurn salary from record scores of l$-1 and 15-0. batters and hit one. Eight a record, has practically victDrles, will start for the NL heavily with his own PHILADELPHIA UPl .the Twins and he 's tickled with It because he has been up leu In Wednesday's game Dave .walks coming In the third . dared the American League and Manager Sparky Cincinnati Reds. Pete Rose Starting lineups for •ne Wh Anderson lndlcsted he would than five months. . Demosky went four !Mings Jeff Wayland lead his team balterll \(1 hit him In toolght's wlnleadolffollowedlnorder All -Star Game : That -didn't matter, though, to Boston Manager Darrell against Green, giVing up but rates with a triple and a contest at VeteraDB Stadium, follow Jones with TQI!l Seaver by ' Ste.ve Garvey of Los Rose, ~~~~;~~11 Leotue . Johnson, who's handling the Amepcan Leaguers In tonight's one hit to Foley Green In 1975 double, Rick. Ebersbach two and !Ially predicts the of the Mets . Garvey, LA , lb Mark Fldcych, the rookie Angeles, Joe Morgan of contest. He picked Wynegar as one of bis catchers, saying, · . ' • National League will win the o( Morgan , Cln, 2b "WhY not? It's highly possible he'$ the third-best catcher iD eliminated the Braves on a singles, Jim Boyer a triple game for the Df!h year In a hotsbl!l from Dell'Oit, who Cln-'--·tl '"""' , rge FOIIIer FoSior, Cln , cf · no-hjtter 1.0. and Dave Demosky a single. Cincinnati, Greg Ltizlnakl of Luzlnskl, P~a . 11 leads the majoril in . earned row. our. league right now." . ~ Braves bro1J8bt first The Braves adv.ance tD the ·P!Jiladelphla, J""ftBench Kingman, ~ench •.Cin , c · viUuy NY , rf "JWlt walt unW iomorrow run ayerage with 1.78, has . ·When Rod Carew WBI gelling re~~dy to come here from . blood by ~orlni! three runs In third rouhd ·and will play the of Cincinnati, Dave Kingman coocepclon. Clo. ss been;l.lllllled to start for the night and you'D see why I'm BostDn Sunday, he suggested to Bul:!:b .Wynegar they bOth the second Inning, Green winner of the Bidwell and of New York, Dave Jones, so. p · · Amtrlun L,.eague make the trip together. The Twins' rookie Jumped at the came back witll one run In the Racco<m Valley game on the be.st pitcher In the Amei'lcan League but Concepcion of ClncinDa tl and LeFlore, Oet, II chance and he and Carew have been Uke an entry, 1 and lA, bottom of the second. The Wednesday July 14 at 8:15. National League ," Manager Darrell Johnson Jones. Carew, Min, lb since they checked In to AD-Star headquarters. Braves In the second scored Ron LeFlore of Detroit will Munson Brett • K,c'NYJb, c "I know how he feels," says Carew, who baa seen Ill It their runs when Tim Justin leadoff for theALfollowedln Lynn, Bos, cf Wynegar has met everybody he should meet. "My legs were · singled, Dave Reuter walked order by Carew, Brett, Thur- Harrah, Tex , ss Staub , Oet, rf Shaking in the first AD-'ltar game I went to In 1907. 1'ony Oliva with one out Ewl Wines man MUDSOII of New York, Gr lch, Bal. 2b and Tony Perez helped me, I'm trying to do the same thing for Fred Lynn of Boston, Toby Fldrych , Oet, p . Butch. Before we came here, 1 told him I'd ~ With him, cracked a two run single. Harrah of Texas, Rusty Staub ~~.p\rbe~:Ne~.f.ck'::ng~lsJ~ introduce him to the other players and do wbatever elle 1 was Wines scored on Jeff of Detroit, Bobby Grieb of · Olsen NL, Jb-Oenklnger AL, able. Hesaidheappreclatedltbecause all this still Is 10 new to Wayland's single. a&IUmore and Fldrych. ~L . Oavldson NL, ri- Evans him, he feels lost," These three runs seeineil tD You can tell what Butch Wynegar thinks .about Rod Carew' . crack the ice for the Braves how enormous a regard'he has for him, by how close he sticks who breezed through the next Raccoon Valley Jumped 1n the first IMlng with a tD the Twins' slender 31-year~ld first baseman. two innings platting another · The Gallipolis White Sox into a 2-0 lead in the.first only single run in the second, three ''When !first came up tQ the Twins, 1was afraid 801Jle of the run in the third and In the rallied f!ll' three runs in the BIU. FlEitHEI , older players would give me the cold shoulder," confeasea the fourtll. Jim Boyer smashed sixth inning Monday night In to see the Pirates tie the score In the fourth and two in the · a t 2-21n the top of the second. sixth. Leading · the Letart Twins' tall, strong receiver: "And r.ow look at all this that Rod the ftrsl home run of the a come-from-behind, 8-7 1251 Pewtll$1. is doing. He tells me exacUy what to expect all the time. He's tournament tD left center victory over the arch;ival Raccoon, however, scored attack were Chris Hupp, two Mldclltport always concerned about me, LQce last night, he made sure to wiUt two on the bases. Jeff Gallipolis Tigers In one of the five runs In the second and singles; Dave Rhodes, a were never headed. double ; Rex Thorton, a PH.9t2-11SS tell me to meet him In the coffee shop for breakfast at 10:30, He Wayland smacked a lriple In most Jlqilling games thus far Maynard led the attack . single; Paul Roush, a single didn't have to do that. He could've had breakfast with someone the llh, of the 18th Annual Kyger else and toldmehe'dmeetmeat the ballpark." . Demosky extended his Creek UtUe League Tour- with two doubles. Garnes had ' .and Tony Riffle, a single. two singles, Lanham, two . Middleport's offense was There Isn't much doubt in Rod Carew's mind about Butch hitting streak to 15 games. narnent. Wynegar's future. The Braves pounded nine Trailing 7-5 going Into the singles; Jeffers, a single, and led by Allen King and Dave . lanereW . '!He's got aU the abllity to be a' great' me," sayil Carew. hits, two for extra bases. final .Inning, the White Sox. Coen, two singles. "He's a switch hitter with power, a good ann and a good head Green ·commilfed three won on two walks, a sirigle ·by · Gelling hits for Bidwell . Tonight, Vinton's Dodgers behind the plate." . , costly errors two of which Phil King and double by Rick were jones, a single; Cibbs, a play Pomeroy Giants at 1'and single; Theiss, a double; Pt. Pleasant Klwansi meets Like a~ neighbor, $illt Jtnn LW. ~t~Wwa· ~ !\iosl of the Twins call Butch Wynegar "son." Rod Carew, .were In the fourth inning. Martin. lbnt OlflCI ~ llllnolt Fletcher, a single and Black, New Haven Reds at 8:15. who Is only 11 years older, s6metlmes calls Wynegar that, too, Getting hits for the Braves The Tigers jumped Into a 4Stile Farm is there. · INIU a single. Quarter final action starts hecause he says that's what Minnesota Manager Gene Mauch Jeff Wayland, triple and Olead In the first on singles by Jeffers was the winner Wednesday. calis him. single; Jim Boyer a home Jerry Eutsler and , Don Mauch, one of Ute coaches for the American wgue AD· run, Earl Wines two singles, Chaney, an error, a walk and while B. McMillin was charged with the loss. Stars, has a dall8hter but he doesn't have a son. Tim Justis two singles, Terry single by Jamie Hill. Letart defeated Mid· ''As long 8s I never had one," be says,' 'Why not Butch?" Wayland and Demoslty each They added three more In dleporl's Indians 7..J In the From the way he says It, Gene Mauch makes It pretty plain a single. Demoslty fanned the fifth on a walk, double by third game of the evening. he wouldn't mind having one Uke this rookie kid catcher. five wliile walking but two. Rusty Layne, single by Joe Green on combined pitching Mulato and single by Hill. Letart erased a 3-1 deficit of Adkins and Foley struck The White Sox got three In • ·• out three Braves while the first on two walks and a walking seven. single .by Kevin Rollins . Saturday evening the King's two singles pacetl ~ ' Braves eliminated the winners. Hill led the Tigers PITTSBURGH' (UPI) RuUand Reds by a score of I~ with two hils. KinS. !'.~ _!he The Pittsburgh Pirates CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - vast majority of Americans 0, a no hit Shut. out by Jeff winning hurler while Mulato announced Monday they have signed their first ilelectlon·. In The red, white and blue flag would wllllngly permit -this Wayland. In the third inning took the loss. Raccoon Valley, ano.ther the secondary phase of ihe of Taiwan fluttered over the flagrant Insult to olD" true affair Wayland struck out the New Hampshire Statehouse . friend and all)' the Republic side In each of the innings. He GaWa County team, snapped June baseball draft, righttoday In protest to Canada's of China, to go unnoticed and fanned nine and walked six Bidwell's long winning streak handed pitcher Stephen refusal to Jet the tiny country Without protest," Thomson Reds. In the second with one with a four inning, 12-2 vic· Powers, 22, Tucson, Ariz. out Wayland walked the base tory. participate In .the Olympics said . as the RepubUc of China. It seemed Ukely to stay there for awhlle. Gov. Meldrim . Thomson told the Taiwanese athletes Raymond Andrews took.the Last saturday In Meigs· dumping visiting Syracuse 6- · fine mound performance by Monday, "The flag will fly loss as he teamed With Mike Mason Pony League. action, 2 behind a three-hitter pitcher fanning 1.2 while walking just unW we hear these athletes Triplett to give up just five Mason retained Ita league by Mike Huddleston. He four and limiting the hosts to are accepted to compete $1 $' hits, and seven walks while . ., . .. lead by rolling over vls!Ung fanned 12 and walked only just three hits , He also Montreal, or If they are not . slriklng out just four. Chris '/t.if' 1• accepted, the flag will fly RuUand 14-3 and raised Its three while cracking two smashed a triple and double ~Taylor got a double, and Jeff. ~ .'··· ·. •· · ·. .·· j \ singles to lead the hitters. tD help his cause. throughout the Olympics." record tD 11-1. Grueser and Chuck KeMedy ; "1*"11f:s. !: ·Mark Snilth pitching a fiveDanny Dudding, Jim Brian Bissell got a double, The governor asked each got a single to round out hitter, struck out nine and O'Brien, Terry Clark and and Jeff Goebel and Randy President Ford and Congress the hitting . •Marshall each a single. tD preas Canada tD Jet the walked six. Chuck Stanley John Pape each singled. poked a triple, Chris Davis a John Davis took the loas as Taiwanese compete as the and Kenny he teamed with Mark Forbes Republic of China. Canada double, recognizes the Peking regime 'Hankinson, Mark Johnson, and Ronqle Davis to strike · of the People's Republic of Smith and Greg Stodola each out elg~t. but walk seven. In Mid-Ohio Valley In- came on In the ninth inning had a Single. Ronnie DaVis got two of the China. • dependent Baseball action and struck out all three "I cannot believe that the · Three RuUaud hurlers, Van hits, singles, while Mark Sunday at the Meigs High Pomeroy ba lters. Wilford, Bob Wlillami, and Davis got the other · one, School Fleid, Syracuse beat For the winners, Jim Dink Kennedy combined to · Syracuse's record Is now 2-8. 5-2, For host Pomeroy Hubbard, Mlck Ash, Rudy This Weeii' l '5peco•t strike out 10 but walked 15. Craig Nlclnske led the Eastern continued t'o-.~lay SyracuSe Jeff Hubbard won Stewart, Mike Stewart, and .. I visitors with two singles tough haD, raising ita record his ·third game Without a Randy Clark each had two while WUford, Mike Wayland, tD 6-3 by downing the host defeat, but had to have relief hits while Bob CUnningham and Dave Davis each chipped Pomeroy Royal~ 4-1. help from Randy Clark who had a triple. Their record Is now 9-1. "· In with a single. Pomeroy Is right on · For Pomeroy, Eugen-' Eastern's heels with a 7-3 USED Hesson took the loss. He w& tHf DAit r SIHTIHI1 Racine picked up Its third record. DfVORD TO THf relieved by Mike Werry In the · win against six I~ by Oanny Spencer turned In a IHTIIIITM . fourth frame, and Werry MIIOs.MAIOH AHA When you need money for home itnprovementB, or any good . CNJinll. TANNIHill pitched fine baseball tile last reason, t~,ilk to \L'l. We handle HomeOwner Loans quickly, easily I•N. Iff. ·:****************************~~ five Innings. Ughtfoot led · IOIIITNDfPUCH . and with consider~tjoq,_ Amounts up toJ15,000 avai~ble. Pomeroy hitting with two TRY OUR DELICIOUS HAM BUR.GERS. Cffyfcllter Pullllthe4 Mlly •• ,.,.~ SaturMr b.,. doubles while Jon Buck, and MEAT GROUND FRESH DAILY. · TM Ohio v.n• ., "-ll'lthln• Gom,."'' Gr.-. ..w.lth.. green V-roof ,.. . 111 Cowrt II., , _ . , , otilo 417M. Tom Grueser ,e.ach had two and green ililerlor. power, lutiHit Office 'hen• •n-nu. singles . . N"ext Sunday FRESH PEACH SHAKES AND SUNDAES. : lllltDrlel Phone ftMJif, air. good tires. ' lecoMI , . . ,..,... ,.... •• Syracuse plays Minersville at ,_..~, OhiD . Syracuse. s 003 100 01()..5 14 3 wn . Grlfflth c-.,.nr. Inc., aottl,."l .M 0.1...._ Dlw., nr fhlr4 p 000 002 000-2 6 4 •.a Today's 0 C. COmer Bradbury, Gallla County School Superlntendent for thei, (!Ut three years, resigned Monday night. Aveteran of 38 years In the teaching profession, Bradbury Is reUring. A resident ·of O>eshlre and graduate of Ohio University, Bradbury ta1J8hl at the old Oleshire HighSchool prior to becoming principal and later ,supi!rintendenl. He served 28 yean In administration, 25 at Ole!lhlre and In the oid Kyger Creek District. He left Kyger Q-eek In !973 to asswne his duties as county superln- . Evans food sales up 52·% ' . • EXTENDED OU'I"WOK tbuuday tbrou&b Saturdly, lair, IIIJbs In tbe 801. Lows Ia the lOa. 3- The Dally Sentinel, Mlddleport-Pcmeroy, o., oru.day,Jul)" 1$.lt'IS ,• After tile Curtis' moved tD Loudonville, a community of ma intenance , act1n1 2,900 In northern Ohio, they superintendent beglnnlnl walled for Carter to announce AUg. I. for tile presidency, which Campbell, a native or they were sure he would do. Kentucky, graduated !tom . "Wehadlhe.broohuresand Morehead State Univeralty · the buttons and peanuts, and eo, and received his Masl.et's everybody looked at us like . WASHINGTON (tiPI) - ' Degree In AdinlnlstraUon we were crazy," said Curtis. Farm land prices will from the University of 0. COMER BRADBUI(Y ·"we ' had literature out probably !ncr- between 8 Kentucky. He has done adbefore'Jlmmywho'waseven and 10 per cent this year, dltional work at Mlrsball ' known In Ohio," said Mrs. Agriculture Department University and the University and Aulstant ScbooiCurils. " As soon as he economists said today, of Wyoming, Campbell Superlntendent for \he COWity announced, we started adding that the price doubled served as superbitendent of ay~lem IInce ~dation, sending In contributions. We during the paat five years and the North Gallla School requested and was granted a gotontlleliltaandtheyputus roae 14 per cent In 11175. District three and one-llalf year's leave of absence. IQ work." · The average farm now lendent. years prior to. consolidation. O:emeaDI will enroll at Ohio "We publicized all tlnds of OOdllll between $354 and t4m In his letter of resignaliOI! Prior to that, he was University to further hla 1 tics.,. coffeea .~ meetings," said per acre, a 14 per cent .. Bradbury wrote, "Now that principal at Hannan Ttace education. "The Watergate .thing curtis. We made S1l'e f!Ver'J !ncr-!run 19'15, accor4ni· consolidation has taken place Hlch School EarUer he was Cremeans, a Master's turned us off, but one day I Uttle meeting got at least a to the farm real e1iate and one local dlsll'ict has an administrator In Fairfield Oj!gree holder frool OU In realized that we were one paragraph In the . local · summary. That can be been accomplisbed, I · feel County schools. The apadmiDJstratton, has been In two-hundred-millionth of the papers. It Wl8 Jimmy Carter, ccmpared wilb $219 per acre th!lt lt Is appropriate ~ pollltment wUI Stand unW a charge of all federal Jimmy Carter, Jimmy . in 1m, Total value of an for me to leave the field of replacemeni Is named. . programs and Iran•· Carter'.. . operating .farm, both land school administration. I wish In other administrative portatlon . No succeasor wu Mrs. Curtis has worked fuU and bulldlngt, averaged tD thank you (the board) for change during the Gallla . named, although lhe board ~ for the Carter "'mpaign $16$,000 on Feb. 1, a 15 per your cooperation and help In Local Board of EducaUon -dlscu11ed the matter In m her homel<twn since cent rise .from 19'15. the operation of the Gallia meeting, Frank A. e~:ecutlve seulon for apJanuary. The value of aU farm real COunty School System. Cremeans, Neighborhood "There's no hotel In estate was up. to $421 · "I am very grateful and Rd., Gallipolis, former Kyger proidmately t5 minutes prior tD granting the leave. LOudonville, ., we put up the l:illlon. DAVID C. CAMPBELL appreciative of the assistance Creek Local Superlntedent Carter relatives and Demand for land ~ IIIII I have been given by the campaign ~le In our houae from farmers who 'rut to staff and ·an other emNEW YORK (tiP!) - • anotlier member of Glenn's when they came through," expand, Ia up, However, the ployees." The resignation Ohio's delegates to the staff, said the senator said Mrs. Curtis. "We bad number of farms for sale feU becomes effective Aug. I. Democratic )'iatlonal apparently was satisfied with Aunt Sissie for two nights, tDanewiOwofl07,100onFeb. The bolird, following an convention found Sen. John his speech although he. said and Jeff and Annette. We had 1. executive session , named <X>LUMBUS - BQb EVans of the Board of i!Qb Evans Virginia, the company's flrat Glenn's keynote.speech to be he wu "glad to get ll .over one national campslgn · Officilds said COm Bell DaVid C. Campbell, Rt. 2, Farm Foods, Inc., the wholly~ Farms, attributed the In· that state. a good one Monday night but · With when he c11111e off the . worker' who sta)'ed lhree ·states .led the urn; advances Bidwell, former Local owned restaurant subsidiary crease In sales \0 higher sales InThe · r~ataurant sub• hinted that be wu overshad- .podium." · weeks.'' with 26 .per cent gains ill 111!'1 Superintendent at North of Bob ~!;vans FariDs, Inc.; IIi existing Bob Evans sldlary'S parent corporation, owed by his counterpart, State Rep . VIrginia Aveni, Altbougb her baaband WU and Nelnak.a the highesi ill Gallia and currently has reported consolidated Restaurants. and to the Bob Evans Farms, Inc., hlld Rep. Barbara Jordan of D·Lyndhurst, said Ms. not as certain, Katbryn the country. sales of $16,!'12,000 for the ss- opening of five additional previDUily IMOunced In June Jordan 's speech was "a Curilllwaasurecarterwould Georgial'l!pCI'IednogaiJiat TWO FACE aiAltGES Teua. weet fiscal period ending restaurants during fiscal consolidated sales of The deleaates also really outstanding keynote win the presidential all in land values, wbile BUYCRUS. Obio (VPIJ ._ April 30, 1976. This is an In· 1m.78. Units were Gpetied In $58,784,563 which Included lnd!cated that not too much speech " while describing nomlnatioa. Mississippi values raae 1 per Two Bucyrus men, Patrlct crease of 52 percent over the Cincinnati, North Canton, sausage sales over the same lltentkln was paid to Glenn's Glenn's effort as "good but Curtis has the feeliDI ol cent and CaUfornla repcrted F..t. 29, and Ricliard S10,690,ooo sales for the 52- Youngstown and IndlaDapolis fiscal period. The .parent speech by varloua state notlnpslring." beglnner'sluckaftertaklnia a 4 per cent~- New TraiiiCh, ·211; face charges 1n week 1974-75 fiscal year;· ·· (two units) bringing to 21 the corporation experienced a delegations, although he "The attentiveness tD rldeWithawlnnerwhlleother England land values raae 8 COIIDeCtion with the bcmbing Net income of the number of Bob Evans sales Increase of 23 percent · p-ohably came on better on Glenn was alrno6l Uke one of auo Qemocrats were stuck per cent. of the Municipalllullclq. restaurant subsidiary was Restaurants operating ln over sales of $47,918,484 for. •tlanwlde teieYiaiCII. thoae Door speeches we have with loaen. · lncreaaes in IOille other Fast was dlarged with $1,164,000, compared to Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky the ·52-week fiscal 1974-75. They allorefllled to say the to !Iaten loin the legislature," "Having never been In states: Pennsylvania 11 per aggravated arson , and $762,000 income reported last •t fiscal. year's end. Also Consolidated net Income for Se•tor'a speech .would have said Mlaa .Aveni. "I was politics before, I dim 'I know cent· New York 8 ~ ·cent · · complicity of aggravated year. The subsi~iary's during the fiscal year, conany el!ect on hll ~ of franklv amazed at the bitt ti all the bad thinga thai ~ ~ and ~ 21 .,.;. llriOO while Trauacb was conlr,ibution to corporate struction was Qegw1 oa' four 1975-76 fiscal , year was · '. belill tapped for Vice attention given to his happen to a calidldate, be cent; DIJnols, 24 per .cent; charged with aggravated consolldated earnings per other restaurants, located In $2,783;211 or ~.26 per share. as compared· with the Pl'ealdeDt by Jimmy Carter. speech," She said.' . salcl "Now I am aee how Missouri, 13 per cent; South arson Monday. Share was $1.19 compared to Dayton, Elyrln, Uma and preVious year's net Income of "lthlnkbelaintheflDalcut "If Carter has It IIIIITOwed people wbo have taken sme Daltota 13 per cent; Nortb 1be .June 22 uploslon .61 in fiscal 1974-?5, Sout.b Charleston, .West $2,479,631-or $2.00 per share. of three pollible candidates" down I don't imagine It did losles. Jlffore mlgbl feel as 17 per cent· West kDocked a bole in a wall Daniel E. Evans, Olairman said Lt. Gov. Rldlard F, too much tD Improve bis csutlous as they do." Virginia, Z5 per cent;' Nortb above pollee headquarters. Oeleatt, alltroniiBUpp(ll'ler of chances for tbe Vice Carolina, 8 per cenl Glmmforthenumber2ipCit. 1'1-.......,y." Kentucky, 18 per cent ; "I doa't think lhe speech wiU lillie Rep. Micheel P. St1nOblo Valley Tennessee, 6 per cent; South be a factDr at all on that mao ,O.COJamlu, said L.u•tc... Carolina, 4 per cent; Florida, "What be llid iipGb to the GBa ~ iD Juiy 11, 1171 s·per Cent; Al•bama, 11 per spirit of thla lMIMMtalic ..._ lllllfJik almride Gaillpalh, Ohio cent; ArkaJBu, 11 per cent; By Dale Rofll&eb Debt Service , $300,000 following : EMR; Joy Witek, Hannan CCIIftlltlon IIIII the april Gf lllb. AII>ilan. . stocterCaWe,Sieers-250 Loublana, 5 per eent; Gallia County's ~ ( $6i3,00Q). (1) ",140 for cleanup after •Trace Elementary; Judy peaple a~ thla CWibt , ~ ·~ !liD .. . . . apW to 300 lbs. ll6. to 31., 300 to 400 · OOahoma 1D1 Te:a:aS, 10 per BQard of EducaUon Monday Contingency ,· $100,000 the fire which made the · Warehime, Qamian Trac!e said celeste. "In~ tliiilpid. Bllllbiia.Jrie iii tiRir}ing I!Js.%7. to34., 400to5001b$. 27. cent; W~and Colorado, night approved an ($150,000). building suitable for comElementary; Richard · It - an ~t apeedL" 111 :IIJNIII ..,....., . William . to 34.50, 500 to 600 lbs. 29. to 17 per cent; Montana, 1~ per operaiiCIIai budget for 1'117 · Bond Retirement Fund, pletion 9f the acbool year. Metzger, Kyger Qoeeil: EMR ijowlf•, Celaate lid nat Jeanlnl• Bryan," said 36., Goo to 700 Ills. 3o. to 31., 100 cent; Idaho, 9 per ceot; New totalling $6,323,324.37, an $37,185; Luncbroom, $337,548 (2)$1,500archltectural.f~ and David L. OWens, foo~ . appear elalld over Glenn's stlnr!IM. "Sbe II the great lbl and over 34.50 to 39. Mexico,4percent; Arilona,~ Increase of Sl,026,540.87 over ( $286,145.60). for drawing up the renovation coach and teacher at Hannan (lllfwliWioe • BW White,a orator olOII" tllile. ' lleifer calves - 250 to 300 per cent; Utah, 12 per cent; Uniform Supplies, $1,500. speclflcaUons. Trace Hlch School. Gleaa staffer, observed that However Stlnz!-o said be lbl. 22. to 25.75, 300 to 400 lbj!. Nevada, 2 per cent; the 1976 budget. The 197'1 budget was Permanent Improvement, (3) .-e,IDI for repairs less Supplementary con~acta '"!bey wera!'t paytng any bellme carter baa already 23. tD Z7 ., 400 to 500 lba. 22. to Washingtoo, 21J per cent and develOped by Supt. of Schools $1,f63.51. the allowance for betterment. were issued to three head lltentkln to lim and there made up hll mind on a 28.25, 500 to 600 lbl. 24. to 31., Oregon, 8 per cent C. Ccmer Bradbury, board Total · 1977 budget, The ·only remaining !lema foolbalJ coaches and three wu too mucb nGiae o• runninc mate, "he has 600 to 7oo ibs. 24.50 to 30.50, clerk, Mrs. Natmi Beman, ",323,324."SI. to be considered are the shop assistant coaches. A second .there.'' Wallter Nolan probably made It up In favor 700 lba. and over 24.50 to 32. contents which are to be. assistant win be added when of Jdul Glenn." Stock Cows & Bulla (By the After review of agreed on and settled this each school squad tDtals over head)- Stock cows 145.00 to Friday evenjDg. two additional bids· 011 the week. 35 players. 315., stock cows and calves , . The budget reflects In· Hannan Trace School, ·the Work Ia expected to begin Head coaches employed on 175. to 330., stock buDs 200. to creues in administrative and board acted favorably on one inunedlately. The con~act one-year contracta were Jolm 340., baby cslves 10. to 45. instructional salariea; submitted by the firm of calls for the job to be com- Blalte, North GaWa; James (By the pound) - CallDers Sprague, Kyger Creek and · al library expenditures, Carter and Evans iD tile pleted Within 90 days. & cutters cost 19.50 to ·27 .75, t 0 18 operaUon of 8cbool plant, amount of .-e,ooo. The second RH!p•tioal i!Qb Ashley, Southireatem. holstein cows 26.50 to 28.35, maintenance, capital outlay bid In the amount of $94,000 · Resignations accepted Assistants given one-year commercial bulla 29. to 33.50. Meigs COUnty mercballts and a!Wiiary agencies and was· iubmltted by · Neigh- Monday night were: Chris pacta were Ron Twyman, Pigs - 17.50 to 47. Veal caives - Topa Z2IJ lba participating In tile Golden decreases from last year's borgaU Construction Com· Hahne! Jlolt, Kyger creek North Gallla, Mel Carter, Southwestern llld Deryl Well, to 250 47 to 53., inedlum 200 Buckeye Card activity budget In transportation, and PIIIY of Huntington, w. Va. Three automobile ac- only slight property damage, Ills. to.300 40. to 48.50, cuUs "SI. benefitting lienior clli1.ena are debt service. Earlier The W'llleiD8ll Agency Kyger Creek. Cage coacbea ddents were Investigated by and Ellis was cited for to down. Sr. Citizens Craft Shop, The budget, based upon the had rejected the original will be named later' the Ohio State Highway usured clear distance. The board approved the Sows 400 lbs up 41.00 to 'Elberfeld's Department tad of the dlslrict,. wu $123,000 bid of King CooPatrul yesterday In wblch The second accident oc- 43.00. Store, New York Clothing projected because the board Jlruclion Inc. of Jacbon, transfer request of Wanda only one citation wu Issued. curred In Oleahlre Twp. close House, Chapman's Shoes, does not know the amount of since it wu higher than Ball at Vinton Elementary At4:05p.m.,a coilllloawu to SR 7 Involving one car. Fabric Shop, Marguerite's 111011ey to be raised through anticipated. The ..lnlurarice for bet two children ~om lnvesllpted In Q!eohlre Twp. Wanda L. Johnson, 20, Route Shoes, Simon 'a Grocery, taxes asaessed to the James firm aollclted competitive Centerv!Ue to VInton. In final 111 SR 7 at Its junctloa with 2, Galllpolls, traveling west, Caldwell, 16, Route I, Nor- Meigs Auto Parts, Meigs nre M. Gavin Plant. bids from the two other area Bernard H. Howell, 63, a action, the board: Roallb Lane. Douglas M. . loat conll'OI, and drove over thup, southbound. They Center, Inc., Ehersbach The total tuable property·. COJ!Iractors. A meeting was former resident of RuUand, . - Tahled a trii!ISJ>OI'tBUon · Bowie, 34, Cairo, W, Va., and . an embankment. 'lbere was collided In a Cli!'Ye, Hardware Co., Pomeroy valuaUon of the county IICbool held July 2 tD analyze the two died Juiy 8at Mercy Hoapit81 problem Involving two McDoCJtlle struck lhe car of Home & Auto Inc., and Smith dlslrict Ia $229 ml1lloa now ~bids. During tbat meeting, in Springfield, Ohio following handicapped children. • Dlllld E. Ellla, 23, Ru!land, slight property danulge. were tra'fdng north oa 7 and At 8:10p.m. In Green Twp. Caldwell as Caldwell " Nelson Motors, Inc., all in and Ia projected to be In· J . E. CremeeDI, board a short illness. - Signed an agreement wben Bowie stojlped for on TR 39 south of SR 141 returned tD his side of the Pomeroy. creased tD S315 ml1llon next prealdent, questioned at He had apent hll youth at with VInton VIllage for water lraflle, Ellll' aUTo struck James D. Mc~e, 21, of road. No Injuries or cltaU0111 . In Middleport, Bahr year, length aapecta of the bids to . Rutland, ieavlng for for VInton School at the rate lklwle'aln the ....... Route 1, Northup, was north- were reported and only slight Clothing, The Falric Shop, Tbe system currently asnre that the board was Springfield fo,llowlng hll high of "1.57 per month. 'lbere were no Injuries, bound, and Clifford C. property damage occurred. Simon's Tni Cab, All operates onll.311111Js locally gelflnl all the materials and schoolyearahere.Heenllsted - APproved a resolution to Weather Hardware, ' plus ov~ $1.2 m1111on per wortprescrlbedbyarchltect In the U.S. Navy In 1944, purchase.gas from Columbia For~man & Abbott and year In state foundation George Walter a·s being =~ ~~tz;:'~. ~-::. Gaa of Ohio. for Olelhlret Herttage House. funds. Beclnnlnll ~I July, neceuary to reconstruct the Kyger School: the state foundaUon funda bulldlng to Ita prevloua ~Kinlaldngey,up electronlcl he - Dlacwlsed overcrowded wiU cease. condliiGn before the Ore. 1111a condlUona at Bidwell-Porter Thebudgetnowgoeabefore aeemec1 to· be no problem wentbacktoSpringfleldafter School · and several alter· the County Budget Com- Inasmuch as the Carter 8lld bis Navy !ern). He worked 30 natives with Principal AI mission composed of Evans estimate Include!~ not years as electrician for In• Scarberry. Scarberry will ternational Harvester there. PI'OieCUUng Attoriley Gene only the work specified, but Bernard Wl8 the 8011 of the' present final plans at the Wether¥!, auditor Dorothy alao extra work not shown on · late Howard and Osle August meeting. Candee 8nd Treaaarer Oty M. the specification, but which (Hysell) · Howell Ai1o - Authorlud Mrs. Beman IIJ LIWI ~ I E. '-11, M.D. creuealn croa sectional size push-ups, slt.upl, modified • pound of lean muacle con- Stewart. was required to properly · tD advertlae for blda for milk, Ayear ago, the COIIlllllallon renovate the buUdlng. A•call deceased Is a slater • the bread, COal, tires, fOOd and DEAR DR. LAMB - My ' In relatlanlllip to the !Sirength knee bends, chbHipa llld the ta1ns only 100 grams of aoalall:rearsold,8feetland of Ita contraction. Thill II why Infinite miety of ways you protein. To provide this cut the tu rate !tom 11 mills was made tD Walter til clarify former Mrs. Burdell (Helen) auonne. · Black. ""P' 141 pounds. He can't the bicep1 In tile uper arm could 1111! the body, It also amount of protein to buDd to 13.3 mills, thus the board's certstn points. original budget Wll reduced. A further dlaculllon conHe le~vea his wife, -Authorized Supt. Ilndbary to pin ""abt. He ests geta very llrge In your hand Includes at leut modified one pound of new additional to check on 1 new Xlroll Here ta a breakdown of the cerned the amount of bet.- Margaret, a daughter, Mrs, machine for the central well llld Ia ICtiw In IIPCl'la while bendinrl the elbow and Isometrics where you can- muac)e eadl week you would Everett (Elaine) Adama· a _ , ad ta on the desn'• Oat at · conlr'ICtlnltlle muacle. tract one muscle group only need to ~ the . 1.., budget with the 11171 , terment resulting from step.eon, AUred Poor; a~ achool . ~. ldiDGI. He - - roar Dilbta In ....... the more weight against the 01111<111n1 muacle protein llltake IS grams a budget 8bown beside II: replacilg Old with newltema daughter Mrs Bill -Docked Robert Shaver, aweekllldbe.tc.i'tiii!OU IIIII mtWrle can lltl tile group. day. If you doubled tllat AnUclpated expenditures: such u roofing lllt'fiCea aild Ell be ' ' baM · director at Haanan Admlnlall'atlon, $200,918.84 patntlni. It wu felt that no ( za ~~) Wbalen, of Trace 1J daY. Jill' far lila oritlnk.AD ibe llllldlelllata larger wlli be Its ~ · secFor Information ·about amount to be sure you got all deprectaUon or betterment SpriJisfleld, a daiJ8hter, Mrs. 111 ha II In IGOd pbyllca1 tl041al area. By contrast juat muscle exerclaes for mucle the ea&~e~~tlal amino ICida In (f!29,330). falliare to lhow up at the Instruction, $2·,808;030 would apply to Items of Michll:el ~Sharon) Roberts, of ICbool darlnt ... • ........ eoadiiiGn. How CID he gain bendlnf tile elbolr rapidly development send 50 cents for IIUfflclent quantity you would m~-~ teel electrl a1 Newark, a slater, Mrs. 'ftllbt? over and over llld ov• again the Health Letter, number 5- be talking about 30 grams a (f21291611) ' ' · · ..~... s • c • Walter (Adelene) France of - BrleOy dl-ld tile• DBAR READER - What w1U not !ncr- the 11u of 4, Weight Tralnln1 and day. t lbrarles, $95,808 .14 plwnbing, 1 etc., which do not RuUand Dd a1 and upcoming bond ._., a 2 deteriorate noticeably, _ ' a sever gr • mm bond laue for el.,... lllnd II WIICbt do )'011 .want the muacle. II wiU only In· Weight Control. Send a lq, · The Recommended Dilly ($118,541). Co-or(Jinate activities, At the July i It chl!dren, nieces and , taryiiCbooil..t UmiD . _ liD•p111Fat?Iholbetla Its llldal11a and atamped, self-addreued Dietary Allowance for . . . ...,,... ...... Tbunly .apaclty to be contracted envelope for malllntl. Ad· proteins Ia not over 56 grama. $43,000. • was auggeated lbil the King neproewa. for I Dew htlh ICbooJ • "'·"'-""'· ..1,..., ..2· Conatractlon ""· ,.,., be .,.ven _. FunefalSalardlly servlceathewere WiCht for a rapldlf, dreu your letter · to me In The total then Ia 18 IJ'BIDI a ,...,.,. __ , .. conducted lOUt Pll'l!ll • pill II I"'"C'ei. festura of e.-else csre of llil neiiiiiJiper, P. 0. day for a· prCIIfam to grow Other aualllary agencies, . another opportunity Ill rebid at the Sm!ntb-Day.Mventlat 'I'III.Jtiooi DID a.. people ate jut aptam wily·!Its nee ,., to Box 1561, New York, N Y one pound of m111ele a week. $011,832 ($480,605). In view of the lower flpre Church In Springfield of WA8HINGTON (VPI) u•IDJ IIMI't muaeul8r adapt the type of uerclae 10019. . A quart of fortified low fat or Operation of achool plant, offered by the other two which he was a member Lewla ..........,_ 71 lite .,__ ... olin ..t It Ia an Jnllan to the 11111a penon . Becauae high protein diets sJdm milk plu IIYI!n OIIIICel J632.11UII (Mlf,Plcontracton.. Kin1 wu con- Interment wu at l.oodan, par~ II!IJirltlll trait. bu In mind, If I Jlll'lllll wants and protein aapplementa (raw edible nllbt) of mest, Maintenance • of school !acted by Supt. Bndbury and Ohio. Attencllnl se"lce~ died Monday. Deaeltlar, ~- tiiOIIIIICI tile to d1¥eklp mUlde lilt then have been puabed by many fiahorpoultryw!Umeet tbeae ,_,434 ~tll8,370). dlellned. The baird lhlll from this 1re11 were Mr and called "the Juqa," wllo :IJJ r I " W llf ,_ llaly It .... do 1Nilbt II'~ prliiiOtan of body bulldflll, I nqulraents. Obvllllllly you plant, 'I'riDipartaUon, t8'14,007.• acted favorably on the Carter Mrs Burdelllllact, Mr. and retlrecUrablljobtwo ,_.. _,6:&11Pilrllrm' r lJpt aere'c . Thlllineludes want to empllulze that IIIIa 11 don't need Ill buy expelllive 1Nt2,110). and Evans bid. Mrs. walter France wu •1111c1 111e ,.. ....... JI'IP• flrml acbw the body's weltlhl as in usually not necessary, A prolj!ID poWders. Caoltal Outlav. S117.00D The Insurance company Bla~k of Ruttand ~ Bill Bc!thelda l'IIYid llalpltallut fll \W. A m•• It in~$59,695)~ . has now authorized the Blaf.of Jaclalon. · weeltaltarllllftrlnca~~tr~p. NEW YORK (UPI )-Kathryn and Loren .Curtis, members of the Ohio deleptlan to the Democratic National Convention, !mew all about Jimmy Carter king before any Oilier Ohioans inew enOugh to ask "Jimmy wbo?" The CUrtls' lived in AUanta when Carter was governor of Gecqla, and they liked what they saw. " I was active in the Jaycees," r.ecalls Loren, an lndUIIIrlal engineer for the Rd!r-Fiezlble Bull Co. in Loudmville, Ohio, "but I had never been Involved In poll- • • ' • aao. co a Sport Parade 'The Count' predicts NL victory tonight Braves brilliant ·m. tourney p ay G . eo • White Sox, Raccoon Valley and Letart claim KC wins ·r-~;;:==== :::::;;;;~-, "State Fanp has LIFE insu~ too! 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Major Ltatut Schedule United Pren lnttrJ'Iafional Mond•v's Res!.! Its No games scheduled Tuesday's Games All -star game Wednesday's Gimes No game,s scheduled . 125 E. Main Street 9~2-2171 Pomeroy, Ohio �,. 4 - ~ DilqSentloei,Middleport.Pomeroy, 0., Tue.clay,July 13, 1m Gen~ion BIG JIM'S PLAZA Rap . By Helen and Sue Bottel • .Sui*' Market • Manlwa,. · Rip: lullcllng Supplies Pea~ & locust Middleport, ·ohio ENJOY GOOD EATING on . this my·JO·Iollew diet pl1n. Mrs. Burrell McLaughlin hosts ]ulj Star Garden Club meeting We Dllll"led JVIIIIIIIICI illuperlenced, Almoll wtr7 ,._ IInce - •JWIJ twa om ollhe lhhe we'ft been toplilll' 0eortt1011 tbrclulllthe "lwClider wbat I mfn !?" roullne. DEXTER - Mrs. Burrell He .... deja I ?II!, 81111 tlllu he alartf talking about McLaughlin hosted the Star ·IIICiriiW CIW Cll 1111 OWD - jallae an lll*'b.llent. He'd lib to be Garden Club meeting. a·~ .._,.,"\'lilt ninlllel bul, aDd lin it up. But Clll1 lw "A few DICIItN." lfe'l nmr lollowed tlnulll, mainly Member• of the Albany beCaiiM o1 U.. a.-w (we have .two bablel), but he ..., mUM 1111 feel" 11 qu&le. I kelp IIIJMif ltlracttw and I'm nry lovlnl, but he taUt me for ll"IJAd, flloucb I bow he lovll me. He juat regreta dial he I lied llmptai!Gn before lllln'iaee . Wblt mould I do wlllll he gell- It lheM ''Jnovlng atJ1,. moods? - WONDERING AND WORRYING 11011trlls, legs covered, live in Club were guests. The hostess like to go to church but, Each members. Roll call, my favor ite high places, nest on the gave the devoti0115 Chapter 9 letter gave a reuon , The prayer, creed and patriotic song wu given. ground, lays ten to lilteen St. John . She also gave absentee alphabet beginning I'd collect were given by the Mrs. G. A. Radekln reported eggs, eats lnsecls and· grain J. on the flower show at ·but usually does not hann ' . Rutland. Those who exhibited crops. ' The' story ul the Bald One ol the strongest diel-alds. were Mills Ruby Diehl, Mrs. Eagle, Our National Bird was available without prescription Stella Atkins, Mrs. Sharon told by Mrs. 0. A. .Radekin. • Jewell, Mrs: Pauline Atkins ' Head covered with feathers, in Appedrine Reducing Plan and Mrs. Waunetta Radekin. • The · President Mrs. Jewell have strong beak!Liegs and Lose pounds and inches ot excess tllanked those who exhibited. feet and broad wings usually we ight The remarkable APPEDRINE • Susan Fleshman, Pomeroy hanclh!d and aU the guests Mrs. Joe Bolin demon- dark brown or black, and like Reducing Plan contains a lillte pre· Delr W.: Ubrarlan and a very active could touch the snake if they strated many dlfferend kinds to be from twenty to thirty meat' tablet with one ot the strongest TUESDAY ~ doa't you call Georae'• bluff? Willa he pail~ hll nat years old. They have the d~et- aids a.atlaole without prescrJp. advocate In the Personal -'-h·•. "'"'""' of arrangements. Miss Ruby same mate for life. They also .t•on Startlos•ng weight the very first IIDIIIIIIP'Idl. leD b1m YOU might he Inter rted Ia the '-m.el RACINE MASONIC I.Ddge Advocacy Program, Invited After Ranger Smales, ~lhl. Mrs. Robert Jewell .IIJIItel" teo, IK> you'll mike a deal: If he'll live you two 461 Tuelday 7:30 p.m . AU week, keep to s~r.g till you get down the advocates and' thelr Unda Stow; from Ohio Valley and Mrs . Henry Farner build nests in tall trees or on toyout most al\ractive 1ize and figure 1 QICIIIIII ftcatloa while be C8I'M for tile cllildren, you'D be llad muter IDIIOI1I Invited. ·. to reciprocate. WINDING TRAIL Garden special friends to the story Area Ubraries had a story.· belped at the Boat Regatta cliffs and use the same nest as you fol low this. OKiraordioary, el• . ·• • When a hQibend realllel hll wife II a11o wondering what .Club, 7:30 p.m. Tuelday at telling hour and alldes the hour with animal and bird and Flower Show. Mrs Virgil · year after year.' They are lect ..e slimming plan No neettto go found only in North America, hungry You enjoy eating 3 good Pomeroy and Middleport lrililatl0115, which all of those Atkins exhibited. a miMed, he often lftlrka hlrdet at ahuwlng her what she has the borne of Mrs. Nancy libraries ' are having this present really ~jGyed. · . The state convention was and there are only about 5000 meals and J snacks every day, but Collins. Plant aucUon wUJ be '•• II belt.- SUE This program was a announced . Travel prize left which are usually found you eat less as your bod¥ buins oft · held., Mrs. Robel'! Lewis will summer . • +++ ' Alaska and Florida. pounds and inches oJ ~xcess lat. have a program on "How to ' It was a most lnteresUng prerequlaite for the July 10 donated by Mrs . Nellie In Mrs ·. • DMr Wand W: Robert Jewell talked Start the APPEDRI~E Plan today. • 11••111 lemptatiOIII often caliae rqret than Elljoy Your Weeds" and the prO(Iram. Nine proteges and Nature Walk at Forked Run Nelson was bought by Mrs. about· the polson plants V'" ' Lose vieight , . . enjoy tilo more! ', flower arrangement class · seven advocates attended. Park. This was a learning Jewell. Hostess gift was won rtillllllblred iz'111111nu1CIII.I. live around naming them and 42 CT. 12.49 It's unclenlandable that George wooden about the wild will be "Swnmer Trllimph... There were also many other activity plaMed by the Ad· by Miss Henson . children and parenta present. vlsory Committee of the Mrs . Hazel Henson 's the parts that were polson. .-...-... oatl he never lind. (Honellaow, de~~'t YOU wonder too, how HARRISONVILLE Ranger Doyle Smales, Personal Advocacy program topic was "The Arrangements first Mrs. It mflbl ba~ blat wilb IOIIliCIIIe elle?) Glw blm credit !w belnc h111eat, and then dilcuu your Eutem Star Tuesday I p.m. Superintendent of Fork~~ Program . The tour was . Ruffed Grouse." Jt 1a a game Virgil Atkins ; second .Mrs. G. feellnp lolet!Mr. I upect be cram undmtandiDI m<n Family potluck at 6:30 p.m. Run Park, showed slides of conducted by Ranger Pete bird with dull feathers which A. Radekln, and lhlrd Mrs. Bring own table aervice. . the park and many antmals. McGee, Naturalist at Forked help protect 11. It hal four Robert Holliday. Refreshthan outllde actiCII. - HELEN WEDNESDAY Alter the slides be gave a Run Park . After the walk the toes; feathers hide the ments were served. +++ ••• PAST COUNCU..ORS Club very interesting talk on', .advocates had a piCJlic for ~l Rap : Lo of Chester Counctl 323 D of A ·poisonous and non110isonous their friends . There were 29 , • , Old you lmow that self-help organlzatlona have been .WedneiCiay 8 p.m. Margll!'et snakes. He live present. Nine were usable to 't orsanlled In the Brit~ Ialee to aul.tt people with the Tuttle and Leda Kraeliter snakes to show,hadalsofivea large attend . ' "starvation dlaeaae?" · · hosteues. boa constrictor whlcb he They're called Anlralc Aid groups, and people Nferlng 1; POMJl)ROY MID· , ftam .IIIIOrella nervoa can meet there to U'Chlnge DLEPORT Lions Club ' suggllltlona. They areallo open to clolle relatives of anormcs, Wednesday at noon at Meigs !lid are I'UII somelbq lib A. A., with lllfteren gaining Inn. All JiOIIS are urged to CCIIIIdence tbrolllh talk with fellow aulferen. attend. ·Since Anomia aemna to be a C!OIIIIIlOII aliment in the REVIVAL NOW In Uliteci Stales, why ain't a alnlllar group llarted bere? It's mdenUy I Pl)'cbolomatlc problem that could be vutly belped progress at Rutland Com· munlty Church through July with c<IIUIIIIillcatiCIIa. - MO'IliER OF. AN ANOREXIC 16 at 7:30 p.m. nlgbUy. The Rev . RaYmond Rice, Byes\ - Dear Mother: . . : . Good Idea 1 Should Mle want to start Anlrellc Aid ville, former alcoholic, guest By Polly Cramer ·.; groups in the United States, we'll be glad to help in any way we speaker , Public Invited. WHITE ROSE Lodge, 1:30 , can. - HElLEN AND SUE . . POLLY'S PROBLEM . tound the best way to dust . p.m. Wednesday at the .~ +++ DEAR PoLLY - Each wrQtight tron lurnlture is to • Rap : American Legion· hall ln year on our aMiversary a spray a clean paint bruah · About dealgnated 11110ldllg areas on blgb IChool campuaes: Middleport. friend has given us a lovely With furniture polish lind then ': I think tbat S?iloken lbouldn't bave ipedal privileges for doing PORTABLE .3-SPEED POMEROY WDGE 1&1, brass bell. They range In size dust. The brush get! Into all .: wblt 11111111 Cll the llooU u 11alDit the law for peno111 under F&AM, special meeting, 7:30 from one and a half to two the grooves. - MRS. S.J.V. ~ 18. Wby make It euler for people to mate themselves sick? p.m . Wednesday; all Muter , and a· half inches. We now Polly wW .eucl you ODe of ; CONCERNED NONSMOKER have seven of the bells. Does ber ,." Peacby" tbaai-yo11 Masons Invited. · One year '· warranty . li!IYOIIe have any suggestions cardl, Ideal for lramiDI or ; Rap: THURSDAY UL Approved lor an attractive way to plaelag Ia your family ~ &Ire, smoken llbould have their "areas" on blgb IChool ROCK SPRINGS Better display our bells? Sale heavy scrapbook, if abe your duty guard. " I'JII!l(I'IM. I'm 11 and smokea pack a day. Tb!lt meana a lot It Health Club Thursday 6:30 Other mothers with new favorite Polater, Peeve or · "snealdnl!" unfflllll I can grab 1 cigarette between cluaes on p.m. at roadside park on y . S. babies and yoUIIIi children, Problem Ia ber collllllll. Write . :: open ground. - FOil SMOKERS' RIGHTS Rt, 33 going north. Family who might be jealous of the Polly's Polaten Ia care of 1 Pair · ,. · picnic. Bring covered dish . new arrival, might . be in· this aewspaper . NELSON'S Wzifi~ and table setting. terested ·In l h i B : I have tried R EG. 68c ~ 1' 'J BEND . AREA concerned to be exira careful with my ; RACINE-RogerRouahof Mr. ·and Mrs, Lewis Pickett, · parents · Thursday a.t New siz year o1d since 'the he.w ~ RD 2 Racine· entertained in Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush, Haven Community building 7 baby came, and lncude ber In TUPPERS PLAINS - Mr . .; honor of ida wife Christy Mrs Edna Rouah p.m . Persons Interested In the baby's care routine. She and Mrs. Harry Michael ~ Roush, , July 1, who wu · · Wahama 111gb and JUnior enjoys handing me items Carleton of Tuppers Plains ~ .celebrating her birthday . PICNIC PLANNED High and Mason County needed during baby's bath or area are aMouncing the birth ' Mrs. Roush waa presented a SHADE Modern Schools are urged to at~nd. a diaper change. When of their son, Jason Lee, born :; cake decorated in whi~ Icing Woodmen of American Camp feeding baby we talk, tell June 10 at the Holzer Medical ; with yellow and pink roaes 6335 wUJ hold a plcntc SUn· llZ S stories , or sin~ nurserv Center weighing 7 lb. 5 oz. rhymes . Baby enjoys being ':' with "Happy Birthday day, July 18, at 12 noon at ' -1-u~uhter '$ Mr. and Mrs. Carleton have Chrlaty" by her husband. She Gallipolis Park on SR 7, It , UU 6 ' . talked or sung to and older ·ano,her son Christopher :·received many gifts ·and wlllbepoUuck with the meat RACINE_ Mr. and Mrs. sister feels included and Michael, age two. Maternal 7 The evening wu spent and beveragea furnished. Marvin HUJ of Racine are necessary to baby's well grandfather Is Lester M. ~ socially and Jl)aylng games. Members are as~ed to bring a annountillg the birth of their , being. - BONNIE. Hawk of TupPers Plains area. . DEAR BONNIE- D!l keep Paternal grandmother is ~ Atlendln.B were Mr. and covered dish and table ser- second child, Jennifer Tablets • Mrs. Charles Michael, Chuck ·vice lor their fimllles . Free AUBW~ta, June 22, weighing·? your .bells together as a Frances Carleton of Connie MlDiron... . nrizes will be lbs., 2 ozs. at Holzer Medical coUectloa. Tbey wUJ appear Pomeroy, 0 . " Common Cold ! Hay Feve r? more lmportint than II Center. . Grandparents are Mr. and acallered about. Group tbem ~·.-ol_ _ _ _ _..,.., Act now dwii'lcl our .. . . Fast reliel ... Mrs. Dale Hill of Moore oa a llble - perbilpo yOW' Haven, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. coffee llbJe. ll yoa bave ODe, --.:..::.::-:::.- .- ..:-::-:. Charles Alkire, Racine; place them on a brai!S tray. A . ·Triaminicin greatgrandmother Is Mrs. decorative wall lbeU could NELSON'S DoUy WoUe, Racine Rt. 2. abo bold sevea small beDs REG. $1.45 . NELSON'S Jennifer was ·welcomed and ldd a decorative toueh to REG. $1.66 ' home by her brother, An· some WalliiJNice. - POLLY. DEAR POLLY A Pet crew Hill, 2\2 years old. Peeve that makes me cringe Is seeing the drl\rer of a car · Nelson's TH®l SON BORN ORIG'INAL Look lor our Stars lor b!g saving• RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. allow children or even pets to Reg . $1.16 Arcble Jarrell of RD 2 Racine hang out of a ·window. When I LIQUID & .Nelson's passing a car or truck, one are amounclnS the birth of Uke This Reg . $1.94 their third son, Michael . could easily side-ewlpe them TABLETS cu. ft. Ryan, June 30welghing 71be., and do great bodily damage. I was caught In the rain .,. 5 ora. at Holzer Medical wben I had on new expensiv~ Frost-Proof t Center. Grandoarent. ••• shoes. Now I keep a relatively :; Mrs. Stella. Jarrell and M:r: and Mrs. Rusaen Findley. old pair of shoes In the car for Michael was welcomed home just such occaalons. '!bey are . • by his brothers, Mark and also great In case I need to get out at a muddy cemetery, Marshall. on a dirt road, etc. - HAZEL. VISrroRS RE'niRN DEAR POLLY - · Cutting a Mr . and Mrs. Barrie hole In the top of an old 25 Cl. Ph!Wpa and daugbjera, Jlli, · · wooden office desk and then · CT. Michelle and Heather Ann, placing my sewing machine NELSON'S have returned to their home In it has been my greatest NELSON'S In Endicott, New York, alter. sewing convenience. The · REG. 72c EACH REG. $1 .76 a two weeks vlalt wfth their large desk drawers hold all parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dayton my machine attaclunents, mily Products P!dlllpe, Pomeroy and Mr. tools and notions and an old . HAMPSHIRE and Mrs. Hugh Bearhs and secretary's typing chair with .Ron. Rural ROute, Pomeroy. castors provides · perfect seating. A lew clothes hook! · attached to·the w~U over the 48 IN. X 8 IN. desk · holds scissors, W:.e offering this welch measuring tape& and yardwo ways. It's an eKcellent ' sUck wiUUn easy reach and l;hoose frQm value. Ptecjsion jeweled. completes my sewing center. apricot or Classic In style. Wilh - MRS. M. N. avocado. textured goidlone case, High i mpact DEAR POLLY - The sweep second, 1uil numeral plastic. shampOo we use comes In a · dialand unbreakable plastic tube and It wu always mainspring. Water and difficult getting the last bit :hook resistant. 8u1ova NELSON'S guar&nteed. And very out. I had the .happy Plought REG. $4.99 modest!) priced. The strap of filling a seemtng)y empty m odel, $29.95 tube with water to then squirt on my hair. I wu surpriled With Exponslon Band that this mat~ enough for Slightly Higher: about three more shampoos. We uaed to lou away such' a _, . --·-- tube llul now keep them until ht KNOWS iii$ lnsurlnct. there are no more suds. ' .... ' . JEWRRY STORE Middleport, ohio MRS. J.P . 992-2342 DEAR POLLY - I have Court St., Pomtroy Social Calendar • .' r:ATU Susan Fleshman shows .slides to Personal Advocacy Program more • .• .• • h • lb. Polly's Pointers Way to display bell collection ~ WE GIVE TOP VALUE CHUCK • • STEAK lti. IsUI BOllA FSS CHUCX ROASJ . 79~ LB. • • • lacHm~ss ENGLISH ROASTI IGROUND CHUCK .~mss . ARM ROAST $}09 LB. I. .$}09 ~~A=RM=PO==TRO==A=ST==~, 8' LB. GOLD MEDAL - FLOUR 5LB. BAG MARTHA WHlTE MIRACLE OLEO SELF-RISING MEAL 5lB. LB. honored unon ·birt.hda11 . New Arrival LOVING CARE COLOR LOTION LT.'l/. announce birth !WI ·1 CLAIROL inicin" GI"'T r PRI<JED uNDER 8farof · $199 . LB. JO_Y WAGNER . . ORANGE DRINK ROll . L'QUID ·ONLY 48 OZ. BOT. GOLDEN ISL£ PEARS • c 290l CAN COCA-COLA or SPRITE 64 OL BOT. 3 32 oz. B0111.ES 7-UP SUNSHINE DOG FOOD 11 25 U.. !WI. 6 CREAM RINSE oz. Bigidaire· IIH'S SANDWIOt 'sPiup SHORT & SASSY 99~ $119 ' .:. cards: ISUPEIIOIS WEINER$ I AIR PIU.O INSOLES 37~ .! PORK CHOPS ,.,.. HAM suc:Es DR. SCHOLL'S DELUXE 20" FAN gg~ LB. _lanm OtUCK ROA'T • STAMPS . beytbu~ $35 DI-GEL 12 CT. ALKASELlZER 24 CT• 17 ·REFRIGERATOR • . fREEZER .; $ 16 49~ lf2 GAL. PICNIC JUG POLY .POOL GOESSIER'S ~ -·-. .. DIMNINGQIIlDS MiENCY INC. .. I • I ... • ' �,. 4 - ~ DilqSentloei,Middleport.Pomeroy, 0., Tue.clay,July 13, 1m Gen~ion BIG JIM'S PLAZA Rap . By Helen and Sue Bottel • .Sui*' Market • Manlwa,. · Rip: lullcllng Supplies Pea~ & locust Middleport, ·ohio ENJOY GOOD EATING on . this my·JO·Iollew diet pl1n. Mrs. Burrell McLaughlin hosts ]ulj Star Garden Club meeting We Dllll"led JVIIIIIIIICI illuperlenced, Almoll wtr7 ,._ IInce - •JWIJ twa om ollhe lhhe we'ft been toplilll' 0eortt1011 tbrclulllthe "lwClider wbat I mfn !?" roullne. DEXTER - Mrs. Burrell He .... deja I ?II!, 81111 tlllu he alartf talking about McLaughlin hosted the Star ·IIICiriiW CIW Cll 1111 OWD - jallae an lll*'b.llent. He'd lib to be Garden Club meeting. a·~ .._,.,"\'lilt ninlllel bul, aDd lin it up. But Clll1 lw "A few DICIItN." lfe'l nmr lollowed tlnulll, mainly Member• of the Albany beCaiiM o1 U.. a.-w (we have .two bablel), but he ..., mUM 1111 feel" 11 qu&le. I kelp IIIJMif ltlracttw and I'm nry lovlnl, but he taUt me for ll"IJAd, flloucb I bow he lovll me. He juat regreta dial he I lied llmptai!Gn before lllln'iaee . Wblt mould I do wlllll he gell- It lheM ''Jnovlng atJ1,. moods? - WONDERING AND WORRYING 11011trlls, legs covered, live in Club were guests. The hostess like to go to church but, Each members. Roll call, my favor ite high places, nest on the gave the devoti0115 Chapter 9 letter gave a reuon , The prayer, creed and patriotic song wu given. ground, lays ten to lilteen St. John . She also gave absentee alphabet beginning I'd collect were given by the Mrs. G. A. Radekln reported eggs, eats lnsecls and· grain J. on the flower show at ·but usually does not hann ' . Rutland. Those who exhibited crops. ' The' story ul the Bald One ol the strongest diel-alds. were Mills Ruby Diehl, Mrs. Eagle, Our National Bird was available without prescription Stella Atkins, Mrs. Sharon told by Mrs. 0. A. .Radekin. • Jewell, Mrs: Pauline Atkins ' Head covered with feathers, in Appedrine Reducing Plan and Mrs. Waunetta Radekin. • The · President Mrs. Jewell have strong beak!Liegs and Lose pounds and inches ot excess tllanked those who exhibited. feet and broad wings usually we ight The remarkable APPEDRINE • Susan Fleshman, Pomeroy hanclh!d and aU the guests Mrs. Joe Bolin demon- dark brown or black, and like Reducing Plan contains a lillte pre· Delr W.: Ubrarlan and a very active could touch the snake if they strated many dlfferend kinds to be from twenty to thirty meat' tablet with one ot the strongest TUESDAY ~ doa't you call Georae'• bluff? Willa he pail~ hll nat years old. They have the d~et- aids a.atlaole without prescrJp. advocate In the Personal -'-h·•. "'"'""' of arrangements. Miss Ruby same mate for life. They also .t•on Startlos•ng weight the very first IIDIIIIIIP'Idl. leD b1m YOU might he Inter rted Ia the '-m.el RACINE MASONIC I.Ddge Advocacy Program, Invited After Ranger Smales, ~lhl. Mrs. Robert Jewell .IIJIItel" teo, IK> you'll mike a deal: If he'll live you two 461 Tuelday 7:30 p.m . AU week, keep to s~r.g till you get down the advocates and' thelr Unda Stow; from Ohio Valley and Mrs . Henry Farner build nests in tall trees or on toyout most al\ractive 1ize and figure 1 QICIIIIII ftcatloa while be C8I'M for tile cllildren, you'D be llad muter IDIIOI1I Invited. ·. to reciprocate. WINDING TRAIL Garden special friends to the story Area Ubraries had a story.· belped at the Boat Regatta cliffs and use the same nest as you fol low this. OKiraordioary, el• . ·• • When a hQibend realllel hll wife II a11o wondering what .Club, 7:30 p.m. Tuelday at telling hour and alldes the hour with animal and bird and Flower Show. Mrs Virgil · year after year.' They are lect ..e slimming plan No neettto go found only in North America, hungry You enjoy eating 3 good Pomeroy and Middleport lrililatl0115, which all of those Atkins exhibited. a miMed, he often lftlrka hlrdet at ahuwlng her what she has the borne of Mrs. Nancy libraries ' are having this present really ~jGyed. · . The state convention was and there are only about 5000 meals and J snacks every day, but Collins. Plant aucUon wUJ be '•• II belt.- SUE This program was a announced . Travel prize left which are usually found you eat less as your bod¥ buins oft · held., Mrs. Robel'! Lewis will summer . • +++ ' Alaska and Florida. pounds and inches oJ ~xcess lat. have a program on "How to ' It was a most lnteresUng prerequlaite for the July 10 donated by Mrs . Nellie In Mrs ·. • DMr Wand W: Robert Jewell talked Start the APPEDRI~E Plan today. • 11••111 lemptatiOIII often caliae rqret than Elljoy Your Weeds" and the prO(Iram. Nine proteges and Nature Walk at Forked Run Nelson was bought by Mrs. about· the polson plants V'" ' Lose vieight , . . enjoy tilo more! ', flower arrangement class · seven advocates attended. Park. This was a learning Jewell. Hostess gift was won rtillllllblred iz'111111nu1CIII.I. live around naming them and 42 CT. 12.49 It's unclenlandable that George wooden about the wild will be "Swnmer Trllimph... There were also many other activity plaMed by the Ad· by Miss Henson . children and parenta present. vlsory Committee of the Mrs . Hazel Henson 's the parts that were polson. .-...-... oatl he never lind. (Honellaow, de~~'t YOU wonder too, how HARRISONVILLE Ranger Doyle Smales, Personal Advocacy program topic was "The Arrangements first Mrs. It mflbl ba~ blat wilb IOIIliCIIIe elle?) Glw blm credit !w belnc h111eat, and then dilcuu your Eutem Star Tuesday I p.m. Superintendent of Fork~~ Program . The tour was . Ruffed Grouse." Jt 1a a game Virgil Atkins ; second .Mrs. G. feellnp lolet!Mr. I upect be cram undmtandiDI m<n Family potluck at 6:30 p.m. Run Park, showed slides of conducted by Ranger Pete bird with dull feathers which A. Radekln, and lhlrd Mrs. Bring own table aervice. . the park and many antmals. McGee, Naturalist at Forked help protect 11. It hal four Robert Holliday. Refreshthan outllde actiCII. - HELEN WEDNESDAY Alter the slides be gave a Run Park . After the walk the toes; feathers hide the ments were served. +++ ••• PAST COUNCU..ORS Club very interesting talk on', .advocates had a piCJlic for ~l Rap : Lo of Chester Counctl 323 D of A ·poisonous and non110isonous their friends . There were 29 , • , Old you lmow that self-help organlzatlona have been .WedneiCiay 8 p.m. Margll!'et snakes. He live present. Nine were usable to 't orsanlled In the Brit~ Ialee to aul.tt people with the Tuttle and Leda Kraeliter snakes to show,hadalsofivea large attend . ' "starvation dlaeaae?" · · hosteues. boa constrictor whlcb he They're called Anlralc Aid groups, and people Nferlng 1; POMJl)ROY MID· , ftam .IIIIOrella nervoa can meet there to U'Chlnge DLEPORT Lions Club ' suggllltlona. They areallo open to clolle relatives of anormcs, Wednesday at noon at Meigs !lid are I'UII somelbq lib A. A., with lllfteren gaining Inn. All JiOIIS are urged to CCIIIIdence tbrolllh talk with fellow aulferen. attend. ·Since Anomia aemna to be a C!OIIIIIlOII aliment in the REVIVAL NOW In Uliteci Stales, why ain't a alnlllar group llarted bere? It's mdenUy I Pl)'cbolomatlc problem that could be vutly belped progress at Rutland Com· munlty Church through July with c<IIUIIIIillcatiCIIa. - MO'IliER OF. AN ANOREXIC 16 at 7:30 p.m. nlgbUy. The Rev . RaYmond Rice, Byes\ - Dear Mother: . . : . Good Idea 1 Should Mle want to start Anlrellc Aid ville, former alcoholic, guest By Polly Cramer ·.; groups in the United States, we'll be glad to help in any way we speaker , Public Invited. WHITE ROSE Lodge, 1:30 , can. - HElLEN AND SUE . . POLLY'S PROBLEM . tound the best way to dust . p.m. Wednesday at the .~ +++ DEAR PoLLY - Each wrQtight tron lurnlture is to • Rap : American Legion· hall ln year on our aMiversary a spray a clean paint bruah · About dealgnated 11110ldllg areas on blgb IChool campuaes: Middleport. friend has given us a lovely With furniture polish lind then ': I think tbat S?iloken lbouldn't bave ipedal privileges for doing PORTABLE .3-SPEED POMEROY WDGE 1&1, brass bell. They range In size dust. The brush get! Into all .: wblt 11111111 Cll the llooU u 11alDit the law for peno111 under F&AM, special meeting, 7:30 from one and a half to two the grooves. - MRS. S.J.V. ~ 18. Wby make It euler for people to mate themselves sick? p.m . Wednesday; all Muter , and a· half inches. We now Polly wW .eucl you ODe of ; CONCERNED NONSMOKER have seven of the bells. Does ber ,." Peacby" tbaai-yo11 Masons Invited. · One year '· warranty . li!IYOIIe have any suggestions cardl, Ideal for lramiDI or ; Rap: THURSDAY UL Approved lor an attractive way to plaelag Ia your family ~ &Ire, smoken llbould have their "areas" on blgb IChool ROCK SPRINGS Better display our bells? Sale heavy scrapbook, if abe your duty guard. " I'JII!l(I'IM. I'm 11 and smokea pack a day. Tb!lt meana a lot It Health Club Thursday 6:30 Other mothers with new favorite Polater, Peeve or · "snealdnl!" unfflllll I can grab 1 cigarette between cluaes on p.m. at roadside park on y . S. babies and yoUIIIi children, Problem Ia ber collllllll. Write . :: open ground. - FOil SMOKERS' RIGHTS Rt, 33 going north. Family who might be jealous of the Polly's Polaten Ia care of 1 Pair · ,. · picnic. Bring covered dish . new arrival, might . be in· this aewspaper . NELSON'S Wzifi~ and table setting. terested ·In l h i B : I have tried R EG. 68c ~ 1' 'J BEND . AREA concerned to be exira careful with my ; RACINE-RogerRouahof Mr. ·and Mrs, Lewis Pickett, · parents · Thursday a.t New siz year o1d since 'the he.w ~ RD 2 Racine· entertained in Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush, Haven Community building 7 baby came, and lncude ber In TUPPERS PLAINS - Mr . .; honor of ida wife Christy Mrs Edna Rouah p.m . Persons Interested In the baby's care routine. She and Mrs. Harry Michael ~ Roush, , July 1, who wu · · Wahama 111gb and JUnior enjoys handing me items Carleton of Tuppers Plains ~ .celebrating her birthday . PICNIC PLANNED High and Mason County needed during baby's bath or area are aMouncing the birth ' Mrs. Roush waa presented a SHADE Modern Schools are urged to at~nd. a diaper change. When of their son, Jason Lee, born :; cake decorated in whi~ Icing Woodmen of American Camp feeding baby we talk, tell June 10 at the Holzer Medical ; with yellow and pink roaes 6335 wUJ hold a plcntc SUn· llZ S stories , or sin~ nurserv Center weighing 7 lb. 5 oz. rhymes . Baby enjoys being ':' with "Happy Birthday day, July 18, at 12 noon at ' -1-u~uhter '$ Mr. and Mrs. Carleton have Chrlaty" by her husband. She Gallipolis Park on SR 7, It , UU 6 ' . talked or sung to and older ·ano,her son Christopher :·received many gifts ·and wlllbepoUuck with the meat RACINE_ Mr. and Mrs. sister feels included and Michael, age two. Maternal 7 The evening wu spent and beveragea furnished. Marvin HUJ of Racine are necessary to baby's well grandfather Is Lester M. ~ socially and Jl)aylng games. Members are as~ed to bring a annountillg the birth of their , being. - BONNIE. Hawk of TupPers Plains area. . DEAR BONNIE- D!l keep Paternal grandmother is ~ Atlendln.B were Mr. and covered dish and table ser- second child, Jennifer Tablets • Mrs. Charles Michael, Chuck ·vice lor their fimllles . Free AUBW~ta, June 22, weighing·? your .bells together as a Frances Carleton of Connie MlDiron... . nrizes will be lbs., 2 ozs. at Holzer Medical coUectloa. Tbey wUJ appear Pomeroy, 0 . " Common Cold ! Hay Feve r? more lmportint than II Center. . Grandparents are Mr. and acallered about. Group tbem ~·.-ol_ _ _ _ _..,.., Act now dwii'lcl our .. . . Fast reliel ... Mrs. Dale Hill of Moore oa a llble - perbilpo yOW' Haven, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. coffee llbJe. ll yoa bave ODe, --.:..::.::-:::.- .- ..:-::-:. Charles Alkire, Racine; place them on a brai!S tray. A . ·Triaminicin greatgrandmother Is Mrs. decorative wall lbeU could NELSON'S DoUy WoUe, Racine Rt. 2. abo bold sevea small beDs REG. $1.45 . NELSON'S Jennifer was ·welcomed and ldd a decorative toueh to REG. $1.66 ' home by her brother, An· some WalliiJNice. - POLLY. DEAR POLLY A Pet crew Hill, 2\2 years old. Peeve that makes me cringe Is seeing the drl\rer of a car · Nelson's TH®l SON BORN ORIG'INAL Look lor our Stars lor b!g saving• RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. allow children or even pets to Reg . $1.16 Arcble Jarrell of RD 2 Racine hang out of a ·window. When I LIQUID & .Nelson's passing a car or truck, one are amounclnS the birth of Uke This Reg . $1.94 their third son, Michael . could easily side-ewlpe them TABLETS cu. ft. Ryan, June 30welghing 71be., and do great bodily damage. I was caught In the rain .,. 5 ora. at Holzer Medical wben I had on new expensiv~ Frost-Proof t Center. Grandoarent. ••• shoes. Now I keep a relatively :; Mrs. Stella. Jarrell and M:r: and Mrs. Rusaen Findley. old pair of shoes In the car for Michael was welcomed home just such occaalons. '!bey are . • by his brothers, Mark and also great In case I need to get out at a muddy cemetery, Marshall. on a dirt road, etc. - HAZEL. VISrroRS RE'niRN DEAR POLLY - · Cutting a Mr . and Mrs. Barrie hole In the top of an old 25 Cl. Ph!Wpa and daugbjera, Jlli, · · wooden office desk and then · CT. Michelle and Heather Ann, placing my sewing machine NELSON'S have returned to their home In it has been my greatest NELSON'S In Endicott, New York, alter. sewing convenience. The · REG. 72c EACH REG. $1 .76 a two weeks vlalt wfth their large desk drawers hold all parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dayton my machine attaclunents, mily Products P!dlllpe, Pomeroy and Mr. tools and notions and an old . HAMPSHIRE and Mrs. Hugh Bearhs and secretary's typing chair with .Ron. Rural ROute, Pomeroy. castors provides · perfect seating. A lew clothes hook! · attached to·the w~U over the 48 IN. X 8 IN. desk · holds scissors, W:.e offering this welch measuring tape& and yardwo ways. It's an eKcellent ' sUck wiUUn easy reach and l;hoose frQm value. Ptecjsion jeweled. completes my sewing center. apricot or Classic In style. Wilh - MRS. M. N. avocado. textured goidlone case, High i mpact DEAR POLLY - The sweep second, 1uil numeral plastic. shampOo we use comes In a · dialand unbreakable plastic tube and It wu always mainspring. Water and difficult getting the last bit :hook resistant. 8u1ova NELSON'S guar&nteed. And very out. I had the .happy Plought REG. $4.99 modest!) priced. The strap of filling a seemtng)y empty m odel, $29.95 tube with water to then squirt on my hair. I wu surpriled With Exponslon Band that this mat~ enough for Slightly Higher: about three more shampoos. We uaed to lou away such' a _, . --·-- tube llul now keep them until ht KNOWS iii$ lnsurlnct. there are no more suds. ' .... ' . JEWRRY STORE Middleport, ohio MRS. J.P . 992-2342 DEAR POLLY - I have Court St., Pomtroy Social Calendar • .' r:ATU Susan Fleshman shows .slides to Personal Advocacy Program more • .• .• • h • lb. Polly's Pointers Way to display bell collection ~ WE GIVE TOP VALUE CHUCK • • STEAK lti. IsUI BOllA FSS CHUCX ROASJ . 79~ LB. • • • lacHm~ss ENGLISH ROASTI IGROUND CHUCK .~mss . ARM ROAST $}09 LB. I. .$}09 ~~A=RM=PO==TRO==A=ST==~, 8' LB. GOLD MEDAL - FLOUR 5LB. BAG MARTHA WHlTE MIRACLE OLEO SELF-RISING MEAL 5lB. LB. honored unon ·birt.hda11 . New Arrival LOVING CARE COLOR LOTION LT.'l/. announce birth !WI ·1 CLAIROL inicin" GI"'T r PRI<JED uNDER 8farof · $199 . LB. JO_Y WAGNER . . ORANGE DRINK ROll . L'QUID ·ONLY 48 OZ. BOT. GOLDEN ISL£ PEARS • c 290l CAN COCA-COLA or SPRITE 64 OL BOT. 3 32 oz. B0111.ES 7-UP SUNSHINE DOG FOOD 11 25 U.. !WI. 6 CREAM RINSE oz. Bigidaire· IIH'S SANDWIOt 'sPiup SHORT & SASSY 99~ $119 ' .:. cards: ISUPEIIOIS WEINER$ I AIR PIU.O INSOLES 37~ .! PORK CHOPS ,.,.. HAM suc:Es DR. SCHOLL'S DELUXE 20" FAN gg~ LB. _lanm OtUCK ROA'T • STAMPS . beytbu~ $35 DI-GEL 12 CT. ALKASELlZER 24 CT• 17 ·REFRIGERATOR • . fREEZER .; $ 16 49~ lf2 GAL. PICNIC JUG POLY .POOL GOESSIER'S ~ -·-. .. DIMNINGQIIlDS MiENCY INC. .. I • I ... • ' �• • • ~-'-{jilJIUy.nunes,MNO&~JNCI-t"Olt~ruy, u ., J uttSOay, Jwy ~"· .lr1o Syracuse 8 is champion in supper play In Southern Pee Wee .8C• llon, Syracue B won the cllllmpianshlp by whipping .tilting PwUand 24-3. Mark Salaer and Robert Willis . ,llmUed PwUand to )IIIII one bit. Saller aot two home rW\8 and Randy Anna one and a doable while Darin Roush IOCbd a lrlple and double. Wll1la got a double, and Tim WIWa and Richard Davis each had a single. Season statistics for Syracuse show that ·Salser batted .1109 for the year wUII • , record thaI shows he aUowed only nine hila, won six games, and struck,.ou\58. Rich Davis balled .700, Robert Willis hit .Jao, und Darin Rol~Sh hit .400 wtth 16 RBI's. Randy Beegle took the losa . lor Portland, slt'iklng out five and giving up 19 walks. Southern Pee Wee Final Slandloga seven home rW\8 and 39 RBI's while gaining a pilchi nR NEW YORK (UPI) Rellet pitcher Rollle Fingers of the Oakland A's, who won one game and saved two others last week, was named American League Player of the Week, League President Lee MacPhail said Monday. Fingers, who has a acorelessatreak of 21 Umings, struck out II in the eight Innings he pltched and allowed only three hits. WL T Syr·acuse B Syracuse A Letart Portland Racine 7 I 0 4 3 I 4 3 I 2 6 j) 2 6 0 WILMINGTON, .,., Ohio ( UPI) - A mashed"' right thumb will slow Cincinnati Bengals' strong safety Torruny CNanova for the first three weeks ol traliting camp. The live-year veteran from LoUisiana State Injured the thumb two weeka ago wllen he was working underneath a van on a camping trip In Colorado. casanova, who plans to become a doctor and Is Just two yeara away 1r0111 1111 medical degree, said he was lucky not .tD have lost the thumb. "I'm relieved my thumb Is still on my hand and atW working," he said. "I was worried. I was In doubt. I'm ' lucky." · . Casanova managed to get to a Denver hospital within 90 minutes the accident and a deep cut ·1n the thumb was closed. Surgery was not qf required. While the 111umb Ia belling another three weeki, .· the natlveof()ow~y, La., will be llmlted In worltoull. "Tommy can 1lllll wwk out with the rut ol the team • long as !ie'i!Oe.m•t do anything that might relnjure the hand," said head coacll BW Johnson. "For a detetlllve back I realize that'a considerable, but he can atW run and keep In abape." Lulller RobiMon to J11111111 E., Qullll, Parcell, Sllllabury. •. BObby Joe Turner, !Ana Turner to WIW&m F. Smith, Sr., Beatrice E. Smith, .~ acre, I acre, Middleport. :~ Meigs . Property Transfers IJIIIn.IJr'Mrtllllll Mr. and lira. Robert ·- SMintFIELD, R.I. (IJPI)w -Rookies Tim Fox and Mille Lawt'fliiCe F. Boyd, Helen Haynes, two !lrakound nfl: Boyd, Marte eyr.., Charlie choices of the New Englancb Boyd, Birdie Boyd Fields Pal!'lota, have reached .., formerly Birdie Boyd Powell, verbal contract agreement~~ with the National Football:-, Parcels, Sllll""ary. . :: Lawrence Fields, John League team. 'llie players, both delenalva·~ p. Boyd, Oriltlnt Boyd, Francea Qualle, Carl Qualla ._ckflelds stars, reported tq, to James E. Qualla, Parcela, the team's Bryant Co~lll .. training camp Monday and,; Pomeroy. physlcfl!.~ Betty Boyd Robinson , both • SUPERIORS USDA QiOICE SIRLOIN TIP STEAK lb. 1.49 NO WASTE MINUTE .STEAK 19 ROUND lb. STEAK SuperioiS USDA Choice SUperiols USDA Choice RUMP ROAST SIRLOIN BUCKET STEAK TIP ROAST Fresh and Lean GROUND $149 BEEF lb. 5 lbs. or more Fresh and Lean lb. GROUND CHUCK lb. 69e , . 99~ ' Fresh and Lean GROUND ROUND lb. $}~9 IRE BANQUET POT PIES .· 4 $'1 Favorite Brand FOR 16 ounce loaves ·---------~"!"' FOR LEMONADE BANANAS Choice Golden Yellow n, .. I lb. BROUGHTON'S · 2% MILK PAK ·• . ----__,;~-......--~-~~··••· NORTHERN 4 ROLL, . PKG. TOILET TISSUE 9 ~·i . ": ~~~~~~-----------~ SCOT LAD 2 ROLL PKG. PAPER TOWELS 59 • ~~•• '" •• ARCHWAY ·· cooKIES, .......1o~ OFF PKG. oNLY 59~·: ,. ~~~... ____ oz. 4 9-~~~ ....... ~_ GEISHA BRAND DAIRY 4 ASSORTED FlAVORS gge ___ __ 3-12 oz. ~ns -·-------------~--------------~---------- ~-~ --- • SCOT lAD ..._._~ , . >n 15 CAN MACKEREL .,~ ·-... 100Z.591(~ ,...,.,., SUNSHINE CHEEZ..ITS SIZE v; • • gal. plastic ·----------· BROUGHTON'S HOMO MILK 16 OUNCE ""t ' I ·t • ' :~:~ :79~~ ... ----------------------~~-----' CRANBERRY JUICE COCKTAIL %gal. I BOmES BALL Clf. 8 pa.k -- EGGS ~ME REGULAR JAR LIDS GRADE B DIET RITE e PAll '1,, RC THURS. ONLY PAK 8 16 oz. '1" Tab &Sprite PAK 8 16 oz.. 99~ Reg. LAR~E ,, •• • ·~ - EGGS. ; DOZ. '" siJPER MAfdt!r • ()pen and Sugar· Free ·.•. M M M y y y ~\ .9to 10 . Sun. 10 to 10 M We Accept Federal Food Stamps y · s P.M. Ooy Btfore Clnctllltlons. carrie · Publlcotlon . IIGnl ICCtplld pirbiiCIIIOn. Marshall, Mark, Michael, Mr. and Mta. Rllllell Fin· dley, Edward Findley, Mn. VIcki Ablea, Canal Win· · paul Q-oe~, David, Edward, cheater. Sharon and · (]ncly R!lulll, Monday gueaia o! Mra. Daie Rllfie, Mtl., Edna Kalbryn Hunt were Mr. and Roulh, Mr. and Mn. Herbert Mn: Butch Wlllon, CherYl, Roulah, Mra. ~rroll White Robin and Ronnie, Mrs. llld children. £rma Wllaon, Mr. and Mra. · Charles Mlchlela r8111 · the Wll1llm Wlctllne, Scott and local church bell Sunday, Kyle. 'l1ley all enJoyed a July 4 for two minutes at 2 · cookout. p.m. The local chlltch bad an Mrl. Mabel Sblelda, Mra. entry In the Fourth of July Doria Adami, Mn. EUeen parade at Racine lllllng the Buct left Monday . for a theme the old country • vcatlon In Hawaii. preacher llld congregation. Recent guesti of Mr. and The preacher waa Early Mrs. Dan Sha1le were Mr. and Roush. Othera riding the float lim. Steve Shane and two were Mrs. Bertha Roblnlon, c!hi1dren of Bureleeon, Teua Mrs. Allee Balser, Mn. Dolly who·apent two -lla, Frank Wolfe, the three oldest Shane · accompanied them members of the church, Mra. home where he wW visit tiU EUeen Buct, Mra. Dorsa A1J811111 Mr. and Mrs. Bemy Parsons, Mra. Florence Bleaalng, granddauah!er Smith, Mn. Herbert Rriulll, tynnette of Albany. Mrs. Donna HID, Mra. Shirley • laue Bater llld Dayton Ables, Wendy and Trlcla Biggs are both medical WoUe, Sam Saraons, Mandy patients at Veterans · Rolllh, Joey Roush, Tracy Memorial Hospital and Norris, all wearing aun · Holzer Medical Center bonnets and long drepes. respecUvely. . DaU HW. waa driver of the • Mr. and Mrs. Guy Dobbins tractor. Herbert Roush held 8nd daughler of Marietta the Apple Grove sign. .lpent Sunday wtth Mr. and Mrs . Everette Connolly. Other Wlltilrs were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wellman, Mr. llld Mra. Ray Warren of Buckeye Lake. 1 ' Mrs. Don Bell vlalted Mr~ • ByMn. Herbert Raaab Charles Lawson was returned to hlllf. home Saturday from Holzer Medical Cenler visiting the ~ Lawsons over the hotlilay lint ®2:Ns Pomeroy Motor Co• QUAUTY - dly Of II IOU LATIONS Tht '"blither . ruer ... es t~t right to edll or relect ldl deemed olt !tctlonol. Tht pub lisher 1m CHEVROLET C-10 S21fl B' Fleelslde, while over red. clean Interior, 350 V-8, outomallc. power s1t!erlng and bra~es. good ti res, step bumper, radlci. custom trim and mirrors. · will not bl responsible tor mort thin ont Incorrect lnstrtJon . · IIATIS ,., Went Act StrVI(t . ·..:.:.s..--·-'1 ...., ........uilll inllrtlon. 1t71 GMC 4500 SERIES 1 S3195 • u Midwest grain and cattle rack body, 350, v.a engine, power steering .and brakes. Only B,900 miles: Clean, like new. · r,tr co.nseCutlvt niaertlons . . 26 Clftll Word . IIX 25 Ptr Cent Discount on Plid Ids Oild IdS plld within 10 dlyl. OIJTUAIIY 12.00 lor 10 word & minimum . Elch additional word l cenJt . · ILl NO ADS llddltlonol . 25c Charge ptr Advertisement. O'"CI HOURS 1:30 o.m. to 5:00 p.m. Dolly, 1:30 o.m. to 12 :00 Noon Saturday. Phone IOdly 992 -2156. !at~ •. ~~-:: ~ ~ ATTN.: II AJ.L HOUSEWIVES All Yord Stlea. R~mmoge . Porch ond Bostmont Porch end B111ment Salet: , ett . ~ M y w. ,y y PHONE 992·3480 . Gomer Mill and Second Sts. We m " the ~ to limit. qu.n&~ilie:: MIDDLEPORT, 0. • lnsulltlon Slnices . Uopplng by our office 11 Tho DillY Sentinel, 111 Court St. or writing BoK 129. Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 wi th your remittance . 24'-511.00 S1llllll 26'-SJJ.SO IJIIDOIJU DOOIS III'UCliiOO IIIIDOIJS 21'-$21.00 oduhs only , in Mi~leport . spots . Racin•·Boshpn Rd . Ph~~ 992 - 387.:. 4 ·~__,-...,..-area. If whereabouts ore known,leose coi1949·23A• , 3 AND 4 RM. furni shed and un· · furni1hed opts . Phone 992· SJDIJJi.SGiltn ....,., ;urrus.MIIIIm Pl ttHttS 41~1 mo. COUNTRY Mobile Home Pork , Rt. 33. ten miles north of Pomeroy. large lots with concret QaHos , WILL DO odd jobs. roofing. pain· sidewa lks, runner!l aKd o.ff ting, hauling, treework, and street parking. Phone992-7-479. SMALL form for sale. 10,.. down, mowing. Phone 992-7A09. owner financed. Monroe Coun· ~ONE bedroom opartf'\enfs at ty,' W. Va. Phono 1304) 772· express appredation to all who offered prayers in my ~alt. sent cards, notes ; Jet. ttrl; fruit, gifts. flowers , and OLD turniture, ice boxes, ·brasS vlslled me during my bed•.· woll .relephones and hospitalization of , Veterans parts, or complete households . Memorial Hospital. Than~• to Write M. D. Mi ller.. Rt -4 , neighbora and church friends Pomeroy. Ohio, Coll992-7760. for lood senJ in when I returned home. The Senior Cilizens CASH paid tor all makes and models of mobile home s. home delivery was vary Phoneoreo code61 .. ·423·9531 . helpful. Special thonkt to Dr. Telle , the lovely nurses aides SSCosh$$1 for junked oulo. Frye's · and to Martha Moore , my good Truck Auto Ports , Rutland. neighbor who has gone the sePhone 7A2·2081. cond mile helping me follow· TIMBER, Pomeroy Forest Pro· lng my painful occident . May ducts~ Top pric~ for standing God bless ali of you . Morclo B. sawtimber. Call kent Hanby. Karr. · ' H46-8570. 3102 or (3().1} 772-32'27. $10A monthly plus el.ec: . or $130 including electric . LOWER COUNTRY farmland with stclud· ed woods , wote; and good oc· RATES FOR SENOR CITIZENS. cess in MonrOe County, W. VG, Convenient to shopping . on $1 .000 down , coil (lOA) 772· Third and Mill Streets. in Mkl· 3102 or (:l<W) 772·3227. dlepott. Brcnd new high quoli · ty apartme nts . See the 3 Bedroom , oil elec. home, Five monoger ot Riverside ApartPoints 6 room house. Phone ments or coli 992 ·3273. Fur· 992 2s'11 or 992·3975. nished ·a partments olso 5 ROOM house with boih and ovoiloble. . . laundry room , modern kitchen , TRAILER space for rent in Mid· 11 acres with born and milk die pori . Phone 992-~3<1 . house located at Minersville, Ohio. Kenneth Wilt, . phone 3 room furn i sh~ apartment, 992-3105. utilities paid . Inquire at 356 No rth Fourth, Midd leport, GOOD B room house , 39 acres of Ohio. pasture. letart Foils. Ohio near Racine Dam , Mn . Floyd Norris . 1 bedroom mobile home , adult! .~; · ·o ~ '"" AstroGrapt-1 Nf114, 1171 An unexpected opport~nlty maw PCIP up thlo year that will enable you to villi s dllttnt pi- you'vo been lOnging to '"· 00. by 111 means. Sheepdog puppies for sa;le . Call 992-23'15. satisfying meals and ---Harley 197~ LOCUST · posrs, round or 1plit. Davidson Super !'hone 949-277 4 . Glide. 1200 C.C. , 'good condi· 985-4244. lose from in front of Milliron's pro- 3373. party Monday, July 5th bet- tW,9 c;;diii;-Coupe DeVille, lull ween 1 and 3 p.m. If returned, power equipmenl , am -fm no quostlons asked. Diona and radio , a .c. climate control, Totnl Milliron, L..,ding Creek . . telescope . tilt steering wheel. phone 9'12·3139. $1 ,000 or best offer . Also 1 1937 FREE ICE CREAM /2 gal. Ice Cream 1 FREE pickup truck, · all original, $275. Con be seen · with Every Cubic Foot of ot Richard Fetty residence, Unico Freezer Space You Ford one-half ton Rutland, or phone 742-281B, 1972 Vega, new tires, runs gOO£ Call949·2626 or 247·2641. Mike Demonstrator Sole - We have 3 - 1976 model demonstrators for sale, with new wt~rrlnty. Buy any of Jlltse traclllrs ol list price, and get the mo-r free . 1 model 524 2 wheellrodor 1 Super c.a 2 wheellrodor 1 model 812 riding trador GRAVELY Buy. EXAMPLE : 20 cu. lt. 10 gal.lce Cream TRACTOR SALts Pllmeroy, Ohio Roberts. 1966 Mustang, 6 cyl .. lour speed, good gas mileage, see at 570 Pearl Street. Middleport. ...---·. ·--- .POMEROY .LANDMARK 9 •. Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. .... Phone 992·2181 Phone 614-992-2975 CANNING peaches now ready thru Avgust. Several varletie1 , 1968 Rambler , 6 cylinder, stan· dord shift . good condition . , Phone 992·5301 or 992· f.A.RMA.ll Cub tractor wlth mower and one plow. Coli !?2·7~~ Camero Rolly Sport, ex · cellent Condition. Phone 992· 7649. . 1964 Pontiac 2 dr. hOrdtop. Phone 700b~i;;-kay for sole. Pho~e 992-7751. 2Qo 1coo·Bruf~el oil furnace, Hiel , 2 years old. Call ~3·2664 or by the bu!lhel , •; , bushel or · peck. Please bring own con · 1ainer, 2 convenient locations: Midway Ma rket, · Pomeroy, 992·2582: Bob's Market, Mason , 773·572( 2 motorcycles , One 197" . YZ Yohomo 80, One , 1971 Sl Hon- 949·2514. . 11<13·2513. da 100. Phone (614)367·0424. 1973 Corvette, T·top, blue . 350 CONSOLE stereo , AM·FM rodio , " TOMATOES, Cleland Forms and aulomatic and &Jtfros, $S59S. Call 992 ·711•,.oher • p.m. 197" Gremlin, whi1e, $1985 .00. low mileage. Phone 992.7206. --· VW $600.00. Phone 949-2636. 1973 Chevy Impala , 2 dr .. P .S.. P.B., air , excellent condition . Phone ~ - 5975 . · 1971 Dodge Dort, 8 cyl. , outomatic win 's Gulf S1rvlce , Mid· dleport., Ohio. Phone 992· 2ol38 . SEPTIC Systems Installed by 992-7320 evenings 'Hoe 6·27-76 licensed lns~etller . Shlpord BRADFORD, Austlaneer. Com· Contractors. Phone 742-2<109. plete Service. Phone 9•9·2•87 SEPTIC TANKS clooned. Modern or 9•9·2000. Racine , Ohio , Critt Sonltotion . 992·39S.t or 992· Bradford. 2~28 . ·' ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR Will do roofing, construction, Sweeper•. tootten , irons, all plumbing ond heating. No lob small opplioncet . Lawn mower . too Iorge or too •mall. Phone ne•t to Slate Highway Garage 7~2· 23<18 . on Route 7. Phone (610) '1115· 3825. CARPENTER, tiootlng, coiling, paneling. Phone 992·2759. REMODELING, Plumbing heating ,and WILL trim or Cut tr"s and thrub· transmission . speed changer . Balance $103.60 or terms. Coli 992-3965 . MA~N f .. . RNITURE ,. STORE HOURS •• Mon., Tues., Wed. & Sat.--8:30ti15:00 THURSDAY TIL12 NOON FRIDAY UrtnL 8 PM .1975 . ----- --- - -· ..---Emj)ire '"27ft. tra<~el trailer , equ ipped far Notional gas hookup1, 2 door e~eits, full both , retractable owning , 1torm windows. excellent con· dition . Phone 8A3·2621 , re~ir . perience . Insured free ntlmales. Coli 99'2·23lW or VICE .' Meig1-Athens County. Bolen from 13995 up. Merrill (614) 698-7257 Albany. Ch9se, (614) 698-3021 . EXPERIENCED house pointer. SEWING MACHINE Re)>olrs, ser· vice, oil makll , 992-228<1. The Phone Arthur Muner, 7.42· Fabric Shop , Pomeroy . 2180. Autkorlz~ · Singer Sales and EXCAVATING, BACKHOES AND Service. We sharpen Sc.issors. DOZER - LARGE AND SMALL, SEPTIC-TliNKS INSTALLED, lOW BOY AND .DUMP TRUCKS. BILL · PULLINS. PHONE 992-2A78 DA.Y OR NIGHT . HOMESITE$ for sole ,. l a<:re end BUILDING·. remodeling. and up. Middlepor't near Rutland . repairs. Quality work, eHklent Coll992·7481. serv'ice. Jesse Rodman , phone NEW 3 bttdroom house , 2 baths. oil elec . 1 cere, Middleport , close to Rutland. Phone '192· 992-5980. WANT to go Into busines1 by rourself? Almost new outomatic insulating matchlne, 1850.00. Phone 7-481. APPROXIMATELY 10 acres Golllpall•, beoutifr building site . on good road. Chester water, will t.oke trades and help finance if necessary. Phone 9.C9·2770. t-446·~782 . MASTER Croft 10x55 1965 mobile tiome. Two bedroom furnished , JEAFORD carport, good steps. Phone 992·3027. Virgil B. Sr .• Reallor 110 Mechanic Pllmeroy, Q. Phone m.w~ · RUJ'l.AND - 3 bedrooms. bath. all clly ullll!les . porches. furnace. and Jorge lot near school. $12,000. BUSINESS BUILDING With S room aparlment City utll,lties • over. excellent location. Only $13,500. FISHING COTTAGE OR HOME - Located on lhe ()tlo River, 3 BR, bath, own water system, nice kitchen. lots of carpeting, paneied. carport, nice front porch, storage bldg . $8,900. POMEROY ..:.. Ranch Type. 4 BR. 2 baths, utlllly R., part basemen! wllh Rec. R.. large glass enc. porch, garage. $30,000. RUTLAND - On Leading Creek. 1.72acres. Mostly In lawn. Lovely for home or trailer . $3,300. MIDDLEPORT - 2 story frame. 5 BR. w, baths, ·uti illy R., dining R.. small. basement, 2·1arge entlosed porches. garage & carport. . JUST $12,()00. A HONEY FOil THE . MONEY -135 acres on Rt. 681. Most mineral•. Water avallabie. Close to Recreallon . 116,600. FOR GAIN INVEST IN REAL ESTATE. m·225' or 992·2548 WALKTOWORK - 31arge bedroom5wllh closels. l'h baths. new gas boiler lsleam heat). lull basemenf near stores . $29,500. I $5500.00 - Workingman's special, 2 bedrooms. nat. gas F .A. furnace and cily water. $1500.00 - 3 bedrooms, nat. gas, city water , lul l basement and looks nice Inside. Give us an oiler. BUSINESS BUILDING .,30xAO al Dexter . Good location for many Ideas. Just sssoo. 11 ACRES - Mostly all new fenced , 7 room residence, 1'12 baths . . and good spring waler , 129.000. 411:1 ACRES - 2 bedrooms. 1'1, balhs, cenlral air and heal , 2 car garage and large garden spots·. $29,500. ADS ATTRACT LOOKERS. SALESMEN SELL PROPERTY. TRY us. •, E•· cellon! ·cond ition, $1450.00. Co112A7·2193. Greenhouses . Gerald ine Cleland, Aodne',O ::.h c.clo::..:·_ _ _ all typeS of g8neral Work guorantHd 2Q ~~· ex· bory, phone 9A9·2~5 or 742· perlanco. Phone 992-2<109. 3167. VERMEER BALER SALES AND SER· 0&0 TREE Trimming, 20 years ex- GRAVELY TRACTORS MIDlAND C. B. 8ase radio wit.h sideband. Also, wa tt ond standing woV'e mete r. 5 element beam . Also, Hoover canister vac uum cleaner . Phone (614) -.. Phone 949-2814 · 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. 'Back 985-4247. PUPS, mixed breeds, tree to ~ood homes, 7 moles. Phone ~6 U ) -lght, nowextro strength lor· 985-4247 . . mula, Nelson Drvgl. Qt;u; good--;;;ii'k goat, Phone Paul $50.00 Reword for tho ro111rn ol 1972 Ford 1 ton flatbed truck , Korr , Chester, Ohio (614) 985$2200. 18 ft. tandem low bo! the 5 month old hellrl' call. toaller, $750. Phone (6U) 985•. 3538. - - - -· '-~block .,lth white loco, token o Service, tiel d. Advertise in the Wont Ads. COAL , limestone , on.d caldum TEARI ·POO puppies, 6 weeks old . chloride and calcium brine for MIDLAND C.8. 8ase rodio with $10. Phone 992-7261 . dusf <:ontrol and special miMing sideband . Als o, watt an·d stan· • salt for farmers. Main Street. AFOH-AN hourld, male , 10m6nths ding wove meter, 5 element Pomeroy , Ohio or phone 992· old. Aprtcot with black mask , beam . Also , Hoover canister aaq]. AKC with pedigree. Phone vac uum cleaner . Phone (614) 992·21386. Conllnuous one piece gutters. We hang it, or do it yourself. Special prices to builders. Rurland, Ohio. Phone 742·2008. GREG'S CB SALES, l9coted or Er· tion. Phone 992·5833. GRAPEFRUIT Pill with Dodox, eat LJIIIA (lopl, 21·001. U) A GREAT OPPORTUNITY I watch out tor hidden charge• Unlimited earnings, or rolattd problema when conOtmonstrote Toys and Gifts a S200 wHkly stuffing envelopes tradicting lor oervlcat today. Into olraody sromptd ond od· ftw t'e'enlngs a wMk . NO ex· dressed envelopes . Stuffing Prohibitive co1tt could rtlull. parlance, NO -rwork, NO motertol provided fr... Send : GIMMICKS I Gasoline ICOIII'IO (OciL 14-NO¥. H) SoiJ .oddrusod stomped allowonce. Earn FREE Somple You roqulrtlraec:Jom ot cholco · Kit . Coli 7A2·'2377. Write T<;IY envelop4t' : Diversified , Dept . In order Jo enjOy yourself tully A.A. 1206 Camden Dr .. Rich· LADIES PARTY PLAN, today. Knuckling under to mond, VIrginia 23229. Johnstown, Po. 1590>1 ., · plaaH another will epoll your day and hll, Joo. They'll Do It Every Time IAGmAIIIUI (N.,. 1:1-Dic. 11) Heed your little llalhH ol intuition today. They could prove more accurate than In· lorm~~tlon gotten tro111 othere who try to odvloe you . SCW.EilODY SEtoiT OiMBIJt..ll CAiiiiiCOIIN (Doc. ZI·Jan. 10 Bt.ll.t..tS'f~R, 11) Your itrot thoughll will be your moat pr~ctlcal todty. ANDBLMY waate no time tmplomanllng IS~SSING lllem. The longer you ttrry, tht HIM~IGH'T more you compllcott manero. ON·• AQUAIIIUI (~Ill. 20....... 11) Financial condition• ora llkoly to be a bit mixed today. You're oxtrerntly aharp In IOmt wayt, . but aquolly looliah Jn othera. PIICII (l'ell. JO.Monlll 20) Whllo you could Hoi< to help otherl todly, you11 pull back II you r..l Jhey'ro trying to 0~ AKC Registered Old Engl ish mz~ GIIITER SERVICE Iars , day phono 992-7089, night phone 992·3525 or 992. 5232. EXcAVATING, dozer, backhoe and ditcher. Charles R. Hat· 2o acre form with pond and born , lawson, At . 338 , Da vid Yost farm , Great Bend, Ohio. . 6-JJ.761 mo. grov•t. Coli Bob or Rog.r Jef. ding in o beoutitul olbum. Call Phone 742·3:.:: 15::_7;_.--:--:--:-~ 6U-9A9-27A8 . Ken Grover , Photographer. YARD Sole, July 13. 14. 10:00 till Chester. Ohio. fhone 985·4155. " :00 across from Enterprise CHOICE Timothy baled hoy. Phone 7•2·2359. Church. Small appliances, GOlDEN WEODING Anniversary. household itemt . Clothing. 50 lb . bogs. size B potatoes, Preserve this wonderful doy SI.SO, Grode A also availab le. MAKE Spring cleaning profitable , with phorogrophs of rho family B a .m. till 6 p.m. Delbert turn un~onted items lntOcash . together , with your lrionds ond of course the cake! Call Ken Rutlond · 742-2321 All Work GIN!rontttd , Fret Esllmotn _; I fill dirt, top soil. llmostont and fllr~~·~and~~Mr~st.:_,~Oh~io~.~Ph~o:n:jo~985~~·4~155~.~~ Grover Phorogrophy . Chester , Ohlo. Phone 985-4155. WILL give oway two do.gs~ 9 moo . old. Huskio and Irish Setter. i'hone 2A~417 . LOSE weight with New Shope Tablets and Hydrox Water Pills. Dutton Drug , Middleport ond Nelson Drug , Pomeroy. LOSE weight sole, lost, oosy wirh the Olodox pkln. Reduce fluids with Fluldex. Nelson Drugs . AI. TROMM CONST 1 plus other buildings . Also o 2 · 10 to 20 ocre!l with or without story form house and o 2 year older house in Meigs or Athen• old Elcono dOuble wide trailer . County .. Please write .Cheryl RACINE Fire Department wil.l All on some property . Call dur· BO~d. ~""3 Lowestone Dr·., Col· have a gun shoot Saturday at 19'H 2• ft . motorhome, e xcellent ingWeek . 99'1-7590. umbus, Ohio •3220. 6:30 p.m. at their new building condition · with · absolutely HOUSE for sole . 7 rooms, bose· off Boshon Rood. . · Gas refrigerator. Call 7.. 2.2932 · everything. Phone 9"9·2770. ment in Middleport. Price after 5 p.m. REGISTERED Du<OC male hog for INTERf'!ATtONAL Model 64 com· reduced. Phone 9'12-2265. service . Coli at lewis Smiths , . bine, excellent condition, lots of extra ports . Lorge tandem HOUSE lor sole , . 2 large Rt. 1~3 and Rr . 7. Phone 992· bedrooms, Iorge li<~ i ng rOom, fertlizer spreader , good condi· 3183. carpeted , modern kitchen, din· lion . ,Tractor belt dri11en wood SPECIAL mettting of fhe Racine IF YOU hove o servke to offer, sow . 1959 Chevrolet 1 ton with ing room and bath in Harrison· wont to buy or sell somethi!'9· Gun Club. Thvrsdoy , July 15 at alum. yon body ond power ville. Phone U2 -2796. are looking for work . . . or 7p.m. AIImambersinviled . tailgate, good condition . Phone whatever ... you'll get resu Its 3 bedroom house , bositment , AERIAL PliOTOGAAHY· ·- hooe 949-2770. foster with a Sentinet ·Wont Ad. forced oir gas heat, 2 car oorlol photos of your construe· Coll992·2156. garage. Iorge fenced yard . tlon site, business, cool .and -=::.== '-----:-::--- - ·Phone 992·7126. gos l.ases of ~our farm . Ken .2 Family Yard and Garage · Sole. . Grove , photographer, Chester, . Monday. Tuesday and ·weds. RURAL , modern, electric , 3 Nice clothing, .men's clothing. bedroom. kitchen , liv ing room , women's. and children, elec. both , ·fin ished basement , loun· -kend were and 800, Mr . Edward Lawso D::>l PHOTOGRAPHY range, dishes and jewe.lry dry , ,recreation , storage . and Mrs. Robert and . . ember· the dor forever! across from Bradbur( school, TAPPAN Gas cook stove , ova<:ado $26.000. t ocre: S2B.COO.OO 3 famil The cori11ete story o your wedgreen. excellent condition, $75. starting time 9 o .m. til 5 p.m. and two-thirds acres. Phone Bamlca Bede Osot Wedneodey; ~Ill)' 14,1171 AIIJU (Marah 21Aprt111) Use y. J M I your mental abilities rather Mrs. oyce anue • lhon your phyolcal prowess to· doy. Logic and cleverness children Donnita, Robin aucceeds where brule stre.ngth enjoyed a wiener roast at the camp of • Mr. and Mrs. cannot. Charles Pyles at Roush'~ . TAUIIUI (April 10-Mor 20) La'"''nd Monday night. Friends will prove helplul to•-te day, but only to a limited Mn. Joyce Manuel vlalted degree. They c1n't extricate Mrs. Patay Willis of you from your more serious Columbus at the home of her blunders, so tread lightly. father, Eafl Hart a~ Racj.ne. GIIIINI (Miy 21-Juno 20) You Mr.llld Mrs. Harry ROIIIIh, can gat conliderlble coopers: Mr, and ·Mrs. Lewis Hudson . tlon from co-workers today ol Mineraville visited Mr. and provided you aren't too pushy. Mrs. Joe Manuel. Acknol!lladga any favors Mike Rhodes of Griffin Air granted. Force Base, tndlana visited CANCIII (June 21-.July H) Your pion• will be only partially his parents, Mr. and Mra. Bob developed today . Trouble Rhodes and·Karen. develops when you try to loice Mr. and Mrs. Carroll square pega Into round hOles. Sayre, Racine, Mr. and Mrs. LIO (July 21·Aug. tl) In Herbert Sayre were Point butlnon sllultlons today, the Pleasant vlaltors. · longer you haggle the len Mrs. Peggy Gregory of prolll you're apt to realize. Gel Columbus, Mr , and Mrs. your terms quickly, or get out., David Sayre atleqj:led the VIRGO (Aug. 2~·1ept. :II) In Arts and Ctaft ahow at Cedar your one-to-one ralotlonahlps Lakes; Ripl~y UAr. today, don't try Jo run the show. Bear In min~ ; The tetm has two ployera. · The Complete Remodeling Service For Your Home backhoe work; dump truCkt ond lo·boyl lor hira; will haul Coll247-:!206. only. Phone 992·5535. Muminum Siding, RGofing, Guttels, PMttint and Repai dozer , loader ond E~CAVATING, ----fQr 6·7·1 mo. . . . . . Oltii4S775 Pfo.(I14174H4Gt · LARRU!eDER ~3<1 . t49·2114 Southeastern Ohio Truss Rafter Co. .. zu ALUIIII'* VILLAGE MANOR In Middleport 1wqnt to -IIII .... Uttia bloc~ David Parsons. Owner 4-llrlk' F_.,.Asoilllrll ~c·-:-- . •6.95 ,J4'>, ll1tMJt -- ·= For· must be paid In advance . Get yours In early by BACK CARPETING '-13-1 mo. FREE ESTIMATES LOST i 3 mos . .old pig. rtd with FURNISHED, 2 bedrm. apartment, NOTICU ,_., n. ft2-ZI74 POM0~~!v~~~.~ CQ. ~ POMEROY, OHIO ASSORTED. RUBBER squore Vord ln$1aljed ,...,..,m SMITH NELSON MOTORS, .NC. 1974FORD F· IOO 12"5 e· Styleslde, green flnlshc good llres, R. bumpr.r, chrome grille. and lront bumper, 6 cyl. and standard trans. CAIID 0, THANKS Racine, Ohio D. Buinprdner ......... IN. VI'S I t I CARPEr SII}P ........... lilt. ....................... " r-Ill.,... 5 cents per word ont Minimum Chorgo 11 .00. '"' 1-4 cents per word three consecutive lnaer~lona. ·RI£INE SWIMMING _.; PC)()IS Service MASON FURNITURE 773·5592 Herman Grate \ • Business Services News Notes DEL MONTE SNACK PAK PUDDINGS IN,OaMATIDN DIADLINIS any Sunday £1*1& of Mr. and Mn. Charlet Mlchllell were Mr. and Mn. Lawla Pickett, Mr. and Mra. Rocer Rouah, Mr. and Mn. Archie· Jarrell • WloNT ADS 'Fairview • FROZEN '• 27 BONEL~SS lb•. "I ,.J FULL CUT Su pms . USDA . Choice dau1hter, Lorna Bell at Columbua. They alao attended 1lle anclnnltl Reda • Hciuaton Aatroa baseball same at Cloclnnatl ac· companied tiy_ Lorna and Mlrle Michael, Mr. and Mrl. Raymond Grady, Mr. and Mra. Dlnny Michael and daiJI)Iter, Mrl. Unda 8lrontl llld daqbter, Mr. lnd Mra. Mack Plcllett o! Crown City. Vllltora at .t he local Sunday 81*11 of Mr. llld l!''.'!'odlat Sunday School Mra. Dorsa Paraonl and OU ~ .,.... Mn. Georgil Boetoo at Racine were Mr. WheeJir Wolfe, Wllhlnltoll, llld Mra. Dana Lewlll, Cllf· D. C., Mrl. Jane HID, Moore ton, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Raven, FIJI., Mr. llld Mn. Ruaaell, Mike and Mandy of Robert Cuper, C4liiJIIIbus, WoUpen, Mn. Gr~ Krider, USDA CHOICE •I Wolfe lnd rellll.... Vldl Ablll, Mr. and lira. Butch Ablll of Clnal Win· dlelllr Jillllll the holldaya wtlll Mr.lnd Mn, Jaek·Ablea and llr. and lira. Olarlea MlllYille, Pac·vlaltad Friday till Tllllday with Mt . and lin. Robart Smith Sr. Mr. lnd Mn. Ted Hyman, Weatenllle; Mr. and Mrl. Dan Hayman and dll)dren of Laurel, Md., Mr. and Mtl. Qeae JeweU 'lnd dllldren, tellrt, w. va. Wilted Mr. Inc! Mn. Gerald ' llllyman IIIII XIIIll ovw the holldaya. GRAIN FED BEEF •' Mr. and Mn. Don Bell ...,at the holldlya with their llllnday afternoon. Mr. and Mra. Joe Derouin of BEEF -I Vera Beesle recently a. CUplrofColumbul"tthe •• t..t wllb lira. Dolly CORIO Ylliled the Ablel Use The Sentinel Classifieds Racine. Cqo, Pwtlllld. Mn. Ruby Bruce Hart. c. ' Mason, W.Va. HEAR NEWS FIRST ON WMPO AM·FM EXPANDED WEEKDAY NEWSCASTS AT. 8 A. M.,.The Noon ancl 5 P.M. Report~ �• • • ~-'-{jilJIUy.nunes,MNO&~JNCI-t"Olt~ruy, u ., J uttSOay, Jwy ~"· .lr1o Syracuse 8 is champion in supper play In Southern Pee Wee .8C• llon, Syracue B won the cllllmpianshlp by whipping .tilting PwUand 24-3. Mark Salaer and Robert Willis . ,llmUed PwUand to )IIIII one bit. Saller aot two home rW\8 and Randy Anna one and a doable while Darin Roush IOCbd a lrlple and double. Wll1la got a double, and Tim WIWa and Richard Davis each had a single. Season statistics for Syracuse show that ·Salser batted .1109 for the year wUII • , record thaI shows he aUowed only nine hila, won six games, and struck,.ou\58. Rich Davis balled .700, Robert Willis hit .Jao, und Darin Rol~Sh hit .400 wtth 16 RBI's. Randy Beegle took the losa . lor Portland, slt'iklng out five and giving up 19 walks. Southern Pee Wee Final Slandloga seven home rW\8 and 39 RBI's while gaining a pilchi nR NEW YORK (UPI) Rellet pitcher Rollle Fingers of the Oakland A's, who won one game and saved two others last week, was named American League Player of the Week, League President Lee MacPhail said Monday. Fingers, who has a acorelessatreak of 21 Umings, struck out II in the eight Innings he pltched and allowed only three hits. WL T Syr·acuse B Syracuse A Letart Portland Racine 7 I 0 4 3 I 4 3 I 2 6 j) 2 6 0 WILMINGTON, .,., Ohio ( UPI) - A mashed"' right thumb will slow Cincinnati Bengals' strong safety Torruny CNanova for the first three weeks ol traliting camp. The live-year veteran from LoUisiana State Injured the thumb two weeka ago wllen he was working underneath a van on a camping trip In Colorado. casanova, who plans to become a doctor and Is Just two yeara away 1r0111 1111 medical degree, said he was lucky not .tD have lost the thumb. "I'm relieved my thumb Is still on my hand and atW working," he said. "I was worried. I was In doubt. I'm ' lucky." · . Casanova managed to get to a Denver hospital within 90 minutes the accident and a deep cut ·1n the thumb was closed. Surgery was not qf required. While the 111umb Ia belling another three weeki, .· the natlveof()ow~y, La., will be llmlted In worltoull. "Tommy can 1lllll wwk out with the rut ol the team • long as !ie'i!Oe.m•t do anything that might relnjure the hand," said head coacll BW Johnson. "For a detetlllve back I realize that'a considerable, but he can atW run and keep In abape." Lulller RobiMon to J11111111 E., Qullll, Parcell, Sllllabury. •. BObby Joe Turner, !Ana Turner to WIW&m F. Smith, Sr., Beatrice E. Smith, .~ acre, I acre, Middleport. :~ Meigs . Property Transfers IJIIIn.IJr'Mrtllllll Mr. and lira. Robert ·- SMintFIELD, R.I. (IJPI)w -Rookies Tim Fox and Mille Lawt'fliiCe F. Boyd, Helen Haynes, two !lrakound nfl: Boyd, Marte eyr.., Charlie choices of the New Englancb Boyd, Birdie Boyd Fields Pal!'lota, have reached .., formerly Birdie Boyd Powell, verbal contract agreement~~ with the National Football:-, Parcels, Sllll""ary. . :: Lawrence Fields, John League team. 'llie players, both delenalva·~ p. Boyd, Oriltlnt Boyd, Francea Qualle, Carl Qualla ._ckflelds stars, reported tq, to James E. Qualla, Parcela, the team's Bryant Co~lll .. training camp Monday and,; Pomeroy. physlcfl!.~ Betty Boyd Robinson , both • SUPERIORS USDA QiOICE SIRLOIN TIP STEAK lb. 1.49 NO WASTE MINUTE .STEAK 19 ROUND lb. STEAK SuperioiS USDA Choice SUperiols USDA Choice RUMP ROAST SIRLOIN BUCKET STEAK TIP ROAST Fresh and Lean GROUND $149 BEEF lb. 5 lbs. or more Fresh and Lean lb. GROUND CHUCK lb. 69e , . 99~ ' Fresh and Lean GROUND ROUND lb. $}~9 IRE BANQUET POT PIES .· 4 $'1 Favorite Brand FOR 16 ounce loaves ·---------~"!"' FOR LEMONADE BANANAS Choice Golden Yellow n, .. I lb. BROUGHTON'S · 2% MILK PAK ·• . ----__,;~-......--~-~~··••· NORTHERN 4 ROLL, . PKG. TOILET TISSUE 9 ~·i . ": ~~~~~~-----------~ SCOT LAD 2 ROLL PKG. PAPER TOWELS 59 • ~~•• '" •• ARCHWAY ·· cooKIES, .......1o~ OFF PKG. oNLY 59~·: ,. ~~~... ____ oz. 4 9-~~~ ....... ~_ GEISHA BRAND DAIRY 4 ASSORTED FlAVORS gge ___ __ 3-12 oz. ~ns -·-------------~--------------~---------- ~-~ --- • SCOT lAD ..._._~ , . >n 15 CAN MACKEREL .,~ ·-... 100Z.591(~ ,...,.,., SUNSHINE CHEEZ..ITS SIZE v; • • gal. plastic ·----------· BROUGHTON'S HOMO MILK 16 OUNCE ""t ' I ·t • ' :~:~ :79~~ ... ----------------------~~-----' CRANBERRY JUICE COCKTAIL %gal. I BOmES BALL Clf. 8 pa.k -- EGGS ~ME REGULAR JAR LIDS GRADE B DIET RITE e PAll '1,, RC THURS. ONLY PAK 8 16 oz. '1" Tab &Sprite PAK 8 16 oz.. 99~ Reg. LAR~E ,, •• • ·~ - EGGS. ; DOZ. '" siJPER MAfdt!r • ()pen and Sugar· Free ·.•. M M M y y y ~\ .9to 10 . Sun. 10 to 10 M We Accept Federal Food Stamps y · s P.M. Ooy Btfore Clnctllltlons. carrie · Publlcotlon . IIGnl ICCtplld pirbiiCIIIOn. Marshall, Mark, Michael, Mr. and Mta. Rllllell Fin· dley, Edward Findley, Mn. VIcki Ablea, Canal Win· · paul Q-oe~, David, Edward, cheater. Sharon and · (]ncly R!lulll, Monday gueaia o! Mra. Daie Rllfie, Mtl., Edna Kalbryn Hunt were Mr. and Roulh, Mr. and Mn. Herbert Mn: Butch Wlllon, CherYl, Roulah, Mra. ~rroll White Robin and Ronnie, Mrs. llld children. £rma Wllaon, Mr. and Mra. · Charles Mlchlela r8111 · the Wll1llm Wlctllne, Scott and local church bell Sunday, Kyle. 'l1ley all enJoyed a July 4 for two minutes at 2 · cookout. p.m. The local chlltch bad an Mrl. Mabel Sblelda, Mra. entry In the Fourth of July Doria Adami, Mn. EUeen parade at Racine lllllng the Buct left Monday . for a theme the old country • vcatlon In Hawaii. preacher llld congregation. Recent guesti of Mr. and The preacher waa Early Mrs. Dan Sha1le were Mr. and Roush. Othera riding the float lim. Steve Shane and two were Mrs. Bertha Roblnlon, c!hi1dren of Bureleeon, Teua Mrs. Allee Balser, Mn. Dolly who·apent two -lla, Frank Wolfe, the three oldest Shane · accompanied them members of the church, Mra. home where he wW visit tiU EUeen Buct, Mra. Dorsa A1J811111 Mr. and Mrs. Bemy Parsons, Mra. Florence Bleaalng, granddauah!er Smith, Mn. Herbert Rriulll, tynnette of Albany. Mrs. Donna HID, Mra. Shirley • laue Bater llld Dayton Ables, Wendy and Trlcla Biggs are both medical WoUe, Sam Saraons, Mandy patients at Veterans · Rolllh, Joey Roush, Tracy Memorial Hospital and Norris, all wearing aun · Holzer Medical Center bonnets and long drepes. respecUvely. . DaU HW. waa driver of the • Mr. and Mrs. Guy Dobbins tractor. Herbert Roush held 8nd daughler of Marietta the Apple Grove sign. .lpent Sunday wtth Mr. and Mrs . Everette Connolly. Other Wlltilrs were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wellman, Mr. llld Mra. Ray Warren of Buckeye Lake. 1 ' Mrs. Don Bell vlalted Mr~ • ByMn. Herbert Raaab Charles Lawson was returned to hlllf. home Saturday from Holzer Medical Cenler visiting the ~ Lawsons over the hotlilay lint ®2:Ns Pomeroy Motor Co• QUAUTY - dly Of II IOU LATIONS Tht '"blither . ruer ... es t~t right to edll or relect ldl deemed olt !tctlonol. Tht pub lisher 1m CHEVROLET C-10 S21fl B' Fleelslde, while over red. clean Interior, 350 V-8, outomallc. power s1t!erlng and bra~es. good ti res, step bumper, radlci. custom trim and mirrors. · will not bl responsible tor mort thin ont Incorrect lnstrtJon . · IIATIS ,., Went Act StrVI(t . ·..:.:.s..--·-'1 ...., ........uilll inllrtlon. 1t71 GMC 4500 SERIES 1 S3195 • u Midwest grain and cattle rack body, 350, v.a engine, power steering .and brakes. Only B,900 miles: Clean, like new. · r,tr co.nseCutlvt niaertlons . . 26 Clftll Word . IIX 25 Ptr Cent Discount on Plid Ids Oild IdS plld within 10 dlyl. OIJTUAIIY 12.00 lor 10 word & minimum . Elch additional word l cenJt . · ILl NO ADS llddltlonol . 25c Charge ptr Advertisement. O'"CI HOURS 1:30 o.m. to 5:00 p.m. Dolly, 1:30 o.m. to 12 :00 Noon Saturday. Phone IOdly 992 -2156. !at~ •. ~~-:: ~ ~ ATTN.: II AJ.L HOUSEWIVES All Yord Stlea. R~mmoge . Porch ond Bostmont Porch end B111ment Salet: , ett . ~ M y w. ,y y PHONE 992·3480 . Gomer Mill and Second Sts. We m " the ~ to limit. qu.n&~ilie:: MIDDLEPORT, 0. • lnsulltlon Slnices . Uopplng by our office 11 Tho DillY Sentinel, 111 Court St. or writing BoK 129. Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 wi th your remittance . 24'-511.00 S1llllll 26'-SJJ.SO IJIIDOIJU DOOIS III'UCliiOO IIIIDOIJS 21'-$21.00 oduhs only , in Mi~leport . spots . Racin•·Boshpn Rd . Ph~~ 992 - 387.:. 4 ·~__,-...,..-area. If whereabouts ore known,leose coi1949·23A• , 3 AND 4 RM. furni shed and un· · furni1hed opts . Phone 992· SJDIJJi.SGiltn ....,., ;urrus.MIIIIm Pl ttHttS 41~1 mo. COUNTRY Mobile Home Pork , Rt. 33. ten miles north of Pomeroy. large lots with concret QaHos , WILL DO odd jobs. roofing. pain· sidewa lks, runner!l aKd o.ff ting, hauling, treework, and street parking. Phone992-7-479. SMALL form for sale. 10,.. down, mowing. Phone 992-7A09. owner financed. Monroe Coun· ~ONE bedroom opartf'\enfs at ty,' W. Va. Phono 1304) 772· express appredation to all who offered prayers in my ~alt. sent cards, notes ; Jet. ttrl; fruit, gifts. flowers , and OLD turniture, ice boxes, ·brasS vlslled me during my bed•.· woll .relephones and hospitalization of , Veterans parts, or complete households . Memorial Hospital. Than~• to Write M. D. Mi ller.. Rt -4 , neighbora and church friends Pomeroy. Ohio, Coll992-7760. for lood senJ in when I returned home. The Senior Cilizens CASH paid tor all makes and models of mobile home s. home delivery was vary Phoneoreo code61 .. ·423·9531 . helpful. Special thonkt to Dr. Telle , the lovely nurses aides SSCosh$$1 for junked oulo. Frye's · and to Martha Moore , my good Truck Auto Ports , Rutland. neighbor who has gone the sePhone 7A2·2081. cond mile helping me follow· TIMBER, Pomeroy Forest Pro· lng my painful occident . May ducts~ Top pric~ for standing God bless ali of you . Morclo B. sawtimber. Call kent Hanby. Karr. · ' H46-8570. 3102 or (3().1} 772-32'27. $10A monthly plus el.ec: . or $130 including electric . LOWER COUNTRY farmland with stclud· ed woods , wote; and good oc· RATES FOR SENOR CITIZENS. cess in MonrOe County, W. VG, Convenient to shopping . on $1 .000 down , coil (lOA) 772· Third and Mill Streets. in Mkl· 3102 or (:l<W) 772·3227. dlepott. Brcnd new high quoli · ty apartme nts . See the 3 Bedroom , oil elec. home, Five monoger ot Riverside ApartPoints 6 room house. Phone ments or coli 992 ·3273. Fur· 992 2s'11 or 992·3975. nished ·a partments olso 5 ROOM house with boih and ovoiloble. . . laundry room , modern kitchen , TRAILER space for rent in Mid· 11 acres with born and milk die pori . Phone 992-~3<1 . house located at Minersville, Ohio. Kenneth Wilt, . phone 3 room furn i sh~ apartment, 992-3105. utilities paid . Inquire at 356 No rth Fourth, Midd leport, GOOD B room house , 39 acres of Ohio. pasture. letart Foils. Ohio near Racine Dam , Mn . Floyd Norris . 1 bedroom mobile home , adult! .~; · ·o ~ '"" AstroGrapt-1 Nf114, 1171 An unexpected opport~nlty maw PCIP up thlo year that will enable you to villi s dllttnt pi- you'vo been lOnging to '"· 00. by 111 means. Sheepdog puppies for sa;le . Call 992-23'15. satisfying meals and ---Harley 197~ LOCUST · posrs, round or 1plit. Davidson Super !'hone 949-277 4 . Glide. 1200 C.C. , 'good condi· 985-4244. lose from in front of Milliron's pro- 3373. party Monday, July 5th bet- tW,9 c;;diii;-Coupe DeVille, lull ween 1 and 3 p.m. If returned, power equipmenl , am -fm no quostlons asked. Diona and radio , a .c. climate control, Totnl Milliron, L..,ding Creek . . telescope . tilt steering wheel. phone 9'12·3139. $1 ,000 or best offer . Also 1 1937 FREE ICE CREAM /2 gal. Ice Cream 1 FREE pickup truck, · all original, $275. Con be seen · with Every Cubic Foot of ot Richard Fetty residence, Unico Freezer Space You Ford one-half ton Rutland, or phone 742-281B, 1972 Vega, new tires, runs gOO£ Call949·2626 or 247·2641. Mike Demonstrator Sole - We have 3 - 1976 model demonstrators for sale, with new wt~rrlnty. Buy any of Jlltse traclllrs ol list price, and get the mo-r free . 1 model 524 2 wheellrodor 1 Super c.a 2 wheellrodor 1 model 812 riding trador GRAVELY Buy. EXAMPLE : 20 cu. lt. 10 gal.lce Cream TRACTOR SALts Pllmeroy, Ohio Roberts. 1966 Mustang, 6 cyl .. lour speed, good gas mileage, see at 570 Pearl Street. Middleport. ...---·. ·--- .POMEROY .LANDMARK 9 •. Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. .... Phone 992·2181 Phone 614-992-2975 CANNING peaches now ready thru Avgust. Several varletie1 , 1968 Rambler , 6 cylinder, stan· dord shift . good condition . , Phone 992·5301 or 992· f.A.RMA.ll Cub tractor wlth mower and one plow. Coli !?2·7~~ Camero Rolly Sport, ex · cellent Condition. Phone 992· 7649. . 1964 Pontiac 2 dr. hOrdtop. Phone 700b~i;;-kay for sole. Pho~e 992-7751. 2Qo 1coo·Bruf~el oil furnace, Hiel , 2 years old. Call ~3·2664 or by the bu!lhel , •; , bushel or · peck. Please bring own con · 1ainer, 2 convenient locations: Midway Ma rket, · Pomeroy, 992·2582: Bob's Market, Mason , 773·572( 2 motorcycles , One 197" . YZ Yohomo 80, One , 1971 Sl Hon- 949·2514. . 11<13·2513. da 100. Phone (614)367·0424. 1973 Corvette, T·top, blue . 350 CONSOLE stereo , AM·FM rodio , " TOMATOES, Cleland Forms and aulomatic and &Jtfros, $S59S. Call 992 ·711•,.oher • p.m. 197" Gremlin, whi1e, $1985 .00. low mileage. Phone 992.7206. --· VW $600.00. Phone 949-2636. 1973 Chevy Impala , 2 dr .. P .S.. P.B., air , excellent condition . Phone ~ - 5975 . · 1971 Dodge Dort, 8 cyl. , outomatic win 's Gulf S1rvlce , Mid· dleport., Ohio. Phone 992· 2ol38 . SEPTIC Systems Installed by 992-7320 evenings 'Hoe 6·27-76 licensed lns~etller . Shlpord BRADFORD, Austlaneer. Com· Contractors. Phone 742-2<109. plete Service. Phone 9•9·2•87 SEPTIC TANKS clooned. Modern or 9•9·2000. Racine , Ohio , Critt Sonltotion . 992·39S.t or 992· Bradford. 2~28 . ·' ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR Will do roofing, construction, Sweeper•. tootten , irons, all plumbing ond heating. No lob small opplioncet . Lawn mower . too Iorge or too •mall. Phone ne•t to Slate Highway Garage 7~2· 23<18 . on Route 7. Phone (610) '1115· 3825. CARPENTER, tiootlng, coiling, paneling. Phone 992·2759. REMODELING, Plumbing heating ,and WILL trim or Cut tr"s and thrub· transmission . speed changer . Balance $103.60 or terms. Coli 992-3965 . MA~N f .. . RNITURE ,. STORE HOURS •• Mon., Tues., Wed. & Sat.--8:30ti15:00 THURSDAY TIL12 NOON FRIDAY UrtnL 8 PM .1975 . ----- --- - -· ..---Emj)ire '"27ft. tra<~el trailer , equ ipped far Notional gas hookup1, 2 door e~eits, full both , retractable owning , 1torm windows. excellent con· dition . Phone 8A3·2621 , re~ir . perience . Insured free ntlmales. Coli 99'2·23lW or VICE .' Meig1-Athens County. Bolen from 13995 up. Merrill (614) 698-7257 Albany. Ch9se, (614) 698-3021 . EXPERIENCED house pointer. SEWING MACHINE Re)>olrs, ser· vice, oil makll , 992-228<1. The Phone Arthur Muner, 7.42· Fabric Shop , Pomeroy . 2180. Autkorlz~ · Singer Sales and EXCAVATING, BACKHOES AND Service. We sharpen Sc.issors. DOZER - LARGE AND SMALL, SEPTIC-TliNKS INSTALLED, lOW BOY AND .DUMP TRUCKS. BILL · PULLINS. PHONE 992-2A78 DA.Y OR NIGHT . HOMESITE$ for sole ,. l a<:re end BUILDING·. remodeling. and up. Middlepor't near Rutland . repairs. Quality work, eHklent Coll992·7481. serv'ice. Jesse Rodman , phone NEW 3 bttdroom house , 2 baths. oil elec . 1 cere, Middleport , close to Rutland. Phone '192· 992-5980. WANT to go Into busines1 by rourself? Almost new outomatic insulating matchlne, 1850.00. Phone 7-481. APPROXIMATELY 10 acres Golllpall•, beoutifr building site . on good road. Chester water, will t.oke trades and help finance if necessary. Phone 9.C9·2770. t-446·~782 . MASTER Croft 10x55 1965 mobile tiome. Two bedroom furnished , JEAFORD carport, good steps. Phone 992·3027. Virgil B. Sr .• Reallor 110 Mechanic Pllmeroy, Q. Phone m.w~ · RUJ'l.AND - 3 bedrooms. bath. all clly ullll!les . porches. furnace. and Jorge lot near school. $12,000. BUSINESS BUILDING With S room aparlment City utll,lties • over. excellent location. Only $13,500. FISHING COTTAGE OR HOME - Located on lhe ()tlo River, 3 BR, bath, own water system, nice kitchen. lots of carpeting, paneied. carport, nice front porch, storage bldg . $8,900. POMEROY ..:.. Ranch Type. 4 BR. 2 baths, utlllly R., part basemen! wllh Rec. R.. large glass enc. porch, garage. $30,000. RUTLAND - On Leading Creek. 1.72acres. Mostly In lawn. Lovely for home or trailer . $3,300. MIDDLEPORT - 2 story frame. 5 BR. w, baths, ·uti illy R., dining R.. small. basement, 2·1arge entlosed porches. garage & carport. . JUST $12,()00. A HONEY FOil THE . MONEY -135 acres on Rt. 681. Most mineral•. Water avallabie. Close to Recreallon . 116,600. FOR GAIN INVEST IN REAL ESTATE. m·225' or 992·2548 WALKTOWORK - 31arge bedroom5wllh closels. l'h baths. new gas boiler lsleam heat). lull basemenf near stores . $29,500. I $5500.00 - Workingman's special, 2 bedrooms. nat. gas F .A. furnace and cily water. $1500.00 - 3 bedrooms, nat. gas, city water , lul l basement and looks nice Inside. Give us an oiler. BUSINESS BUILDING .,30xAO al Dexter . Good location for many Ideas. Just sssoo. 11 ACRES - Mostly all new fenced , 7 room residence, 1'12 baths . . and good spring waler , 129.000. 411:1 ACRES - 2 bedrooms. 1'1, balhs, cenlral air and heal , 2 car garage and large garden spots·. $29,500. ADS ATTRACT LOOKERS. SALESMEN SELL PROPERTY. TRY us. •, E•· cellon! ·cond ition, $1450.00. Co112A7·2193. Greenhouses . Gerald ine Cleland, Aodne',O ::.h c.clo::..:·_ _ _ all typeS of g8neral Work guorantHd 2Q ~~· ex· bory, phone 9A9·2~5 or 742· perlanco. Phone 992-2<109. 3167. VERMEER BALER SALES AND SER· 0&0 TREE Trimming, 20 years ex- GRAVELY TRACTORS MIDlAND C. B. 8ase radio wit.h sideband. Also, wa tt ond standing woV'e mete r. 5 element beam . Also, Hoover canister vac uum cleaner . Phone (614) -.. Phone 949-2814 · 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. 'Back 985-4247. PUPS, mixed breeds, tree to ~ood homes, 7 moles. Phone ~6 U ) -lght, nowextro strength lor· 985-4247 . . mula, Nelson Drvgl. Qt;u; good--;;;ii'k goat, Phone Paul $50.00 Reword for tho ro111rn ol 1972 Ford 1 ton flatbed truck , Korr , Chester, Ohio (614) 985$2200. 18 ft. tandem low bo! the 5 month old hellrl' call. toaller, $750. Phone (6U) 985•. 3538. - - - -· '-~block .,lth white loco, token o Service, tiel d. Advertise in the Wont Ads. COAL , limestone , on.d caldum TEARI ·POO puppies, 6 weeks old . chloride and calcium brine for MIDLAND C.8. 8ase rodio with $10. Phone 992-7261 . dusf <:ontrol and special miMing sideband . Als o, watt an·d stan· • salt for farmers. Main Street. AFOH-AN hourld, male , 10m6nths ding wove meter, 5 element Pomeroy , Ohio or phone 992· old. Aprtcot with black mask , beam . Also , Hoover canister aaq]. AKC with pedigree. Phone vac uum cleaner . Phone (614) 992·21386. Conllnuous one piece gutters. We hang it, or do it yourself. Special prices to builders. Rurland, Ohio. Phone 742·2008. GREG'S CB SALES, l9coted or Er· tion. Phone 992·5833. GRAPEFRUIT Pill with Dodox, eat LJIIIA (lopl, 21·001. U) A GREAT OPPORTUNITY I watch out tor hidden charge• Unlimited earnings, or rolattd problema when conOtmonstrote Toys and Gifts a S200 wHkly stuffing envelopes tradicting lor oervlcat today. Into olraody sromptd ond od· ftw t'e'enlngs a wMk . NO ex· dressed envelopes . Stuffing Prohibitive co1tt could rtlull. parlance, NO -rwork, NO motertol provided fr... Send : GIMMICKS I Gasoline ICOIII'IO (OciL 14-NO¥. H) SoiJ .oddrusod stomped allowonce. Earn FREE Somple You roqulrtlraec:Jom ot cholco · Kit . Coli 7A2·'2377. Write T<;IY envelop4t' : Diversified , Dept . In order Jo enjOy yourself tully A.A. 1206 Camden Dr .. Rich· LADIES PARTY PLAN, today. Knuckling under to mond, VIrginia 23229. Johnstown, Po. 1590>1 ., · plaaH another will epoll your day and hll, Joo. They'll Do It Every Time IAGmAIIIUI (N.,. 1:1-Dic. 11) Heed your little llalhH ol intuition today. They could prove more accurate than In· lorm~~tlon gotten tro111 othere who try to odvloe you . SCW.EilODY SEtoiT OiMBIJt..ll CAiiiiiCOIIN (Doc. ZI·Jan. 10 Bt.ll.t..tS'f~R, 11) Your itrot thoughll will be your moat pr~ctlcal todty. ANDBLMY waate no time tmplomanllng IS~SSING lllem. The longer you ttrry, tht HIM~IGH'T more you compllcott manero. ON·• AQUAIIIUI (~Ill. 20....... 11) Financial condition• ora llkoly to be a bit mixed today. You're oxtrerntly aharp In IOmt wayt, . but aquolly looliah Jn othera. PIICII (l'ell. JO.Monlll 20) Whllo you could Hoi< to help otherl todly, you11 pull back II you r..l Jhey'ro trying to 0~ AKC Registered Old Engl ish mz~ GIIITER SERVICE Iars , day phono 992-7089, night phone 992·3525 or 992. 5232. EXcAVATING, dozer, backhoe and ditcher. Charles R. Hat· 2o acre form with pond and born , lawson, At . 338 , Da vid Yost farm , Great Bend, Ohio. . 6-JJ.761 mo. grov•t. Coli Bob or Rog.r Jef. ding in o beoutitul olbum. Call Phone 742·3:.:: 15::_7;_.--:--:--:-~ 6U-9A9-27A8 . Ken Grover , Photographer. YARD Sole, July 13. 14. 10:00 till Chester. Ohio. fhone 985·4155. " :00 across from Enterprise CHOICE Timothy baled hoy. Phone 7•2·2359. Church. Small appliances, GOlDEN WEODING Anniversary. household itemt . Clothing. 50 lb . bogs. size B potatoes, Preserve this wonderful doy SI.SO, Grode A also availab le. MAKE Spring cleaning profitable , with phorogrophs of rho family B a .m. till 6 p.m. Delbert turn un~onted items lntOcash . together , with your lrionds ond of course the cake! Call Ken Rutlond · 742-2321 All Work GIN!rontttd , Fret Esllmotn _; I fill dirt, top soil. llmostont and fllr~~·~and~~Mr~st.:_,~Oh~io~.~Ph~o:n:jo~985~~·4~155~.~~ Grover Phorogrophy . Chester , Ohlo. Phone 985-4155. WILL give oway two do.gs~ 9 moo . old. Huskio and Irish Setter. i'hone 2A~417 . LOSE weight with New Shope Tablets and Hydrox Water Pills. Dutton Drug , Middleport ond Nelson Drug , Pomeroy. LOSE weight sole, lost, oosy wirh the Olodox pkln. Reduce fluids with Fluldex. Nelson Drugs . AI. TROMM CONST 1 plus other buildings . Also o 2 · 10 to 20 ocre!l with or without story form house and o 2 year older house in Meigs or Athen• old Elcono dOuble wide trailer . County .. Please write .Cheryl RACINE Fire Department wil.l All on some property . Call dur· BO~d. ~""3 Lowestone Dr·., Col· have a gun shoot Saturday at 19'H 2• ft . motorhome, e xcellent ingWeek . 99'1-7590. umbus, Ohio •3220. 6:30 p.m. at their new building condition · with · absolutely HOUSE for sole . 7 rooms, bose· off Boshon Rood. . · Gas refrigerator. Call 7.. 2.2932 · everything. Phone 9"9·2770. ment in Middleport. Price after 5 p.m. REGISTERED Du<OC male hog for INTERf'!ATtONAL Model 64 com· reduced. Phone 9'12-2265. service . Coli at lewis Smiths , . bine, excellent condition, lots of extra ports . Lorge tandem HOUSE lor sole , . 2 large Rt. 1~3 and Rr . 7. Phone 992· bedrooms, Iorge li<~ i ng rOom, fertlizer spreader , good condi· 3183. carpeted , modern kitchen, din· lion . ,Tractor belt dri11en wood SPECIAL mettting of fhe Racine IF YOU hove o servke to offer, sow . 1959 Chevrolet 1 ton with ing room and bath in Harrison· wont to buy or sell somethi!'9· Gun Club. Thvrsdoy , July 15 at alum. yon body ond power ville. Phone U2 -2796. are looking for work . . . or 7p.m. AIImambersinviled . tailgate, good condition . Phone whatever ... you'll get resu Its 3 bedroom house , bositment , AERIAL PliOTOGAAHY· ·- hooe 949-2770. foster with a Sentinet ·Wont Ad. forced oir gas heat, 2 car oorlol photos of your construe· Coll992·2156. garage. Iorge fenced yard . tlon site, business, cool .and -=::.== '-----:-::--- - ·Phone 992·7126. gos l.ases of ~our farm . Ken .2 Family Yard and Garage · Sole. . Grove , photographer, Chester, . Monday. Tuesday and ·weds. RURAL , modern, electric , 3 Nice clothing, .men's clothing. bedroom. kitchen , liv ing room , women's. and children, elec. both , ·fin ished basement , loun· -kend were and 800, Mr . Edward Lawso D::>l PHOTOGRAPHY range, dishes and jewe.lry dry , ,recreation , storage . and Mrs. Robert and . . ember· the dor forever! across from Bradbur( school, TAPPAN Gas cook stove , ova<:ado $26.000. t ocre: S2B.COO.OO 3 famil The cori11ete story o your wedgreen. excellent condition, $75. starting time 9 o .m. til 5 p.m. and two-thirds acres. Phone Bamlca Bede Osot Wedneodey; ~Ill)' 14,1171 AIIJU (Marah 21Aprt111) Use y. J M I your mental abilities rather Mrs. oyce anue • lhon your phyolcal prowess to· doy. Logic and cleverness children Donnita, Robin aucceeds where brule stre.ngth enjoyed a wiener roast at the camp of • Mr. and Mrs. cannot. Charles Pyles at Roush'~ . TAUIIUI (April 10-Mor 20) La'"''nd Monday night. Friends will prove helplul to•-te day, but only to a limited Mn. Joyce Manuel vlalted degree. They c1n't extricate Mrs. Patay Willis of you from your more serious Columbus at the home of her blunders, so tread lightly. father, Eafl Hart a~ Racj.ne. GIIIINI (Miy 21-Juno 20) You Mr.llld Mrs. Harry ROIIIIh, can gat conliderlble coopers: Mr, and ·Mrs. Lewis Hudson . tlon from co-workers today ol Mineraville visited Mr. and provided you aren't too pushy. Mrs. Joe Manuel. Acknol!lladga any favors Mike Rhodes of Griffin Air granted. Force Base, tndlana visited CANCIII (June 21-.July H) Your pion• will be only partially his parents, Mr. and Mra. Bob developed today . Trouble Rhodes and·Karen. develops when you try to loice Mr. and Mrs. Carroll square pega Into round hOles. Sayre, Racine, Mr. and Mrs. LIO (July 21·Aug. tl) In Herbert Sayre were Point butlnon sllultlons today, the Pleasant vlaltors. · longer you haggle the len Mrs. Peggy Gregory of prolll you're apt to realize. Gel Columbus, Mr , and Mrs. your terms quickly, or get out., David Sayre atleqj:led the VIRGO (Aug. 2~·1ept. :II) In Arts and Ctaft ahow at Cedar your one-to-one ralotlonahlps Lakes; Ripl~y UAr. today, don't try Jo run the show. Bear In min~ ; The tetm has two ployera. · The Complete Remodeling Service For Your Home backhoe work; dump truCkt ond lo·boyl lor hira; will haul Coll247-:!206. only. Phone 992·5535. Muminum Siding, RGofing, Guttels, PMttint and Repai dozer , loader ond E~CAVATING, ----fQr 6·7·1 mo. . . . . . Oltii4S775 Pfo.(I14174H4Gt · LARRU!eDER ~3<1 . t49·2114 Southeastern Ohio Truss Rafter Co. .. zu ALUIIII'* VILLAGE MANOR In Middleport 1wqnt to -IIII .... Uttia bloc~ David Parsons. Owner 4-llrlk' F_.,.Asoilllrll ~c·-:-- . •6.95 ,J4'>, ll1tMJt -- ·= For· must be paid In advance . Get yours In early by BACK CARPETING '-13-1 mo. FREE ESTIMATES LOST i 3 mos . .old pig. rtd with FURNISHED, 2 bedrm. apartment, NOTICU ,_., n. ft2-ZI74 POM0~~!v~~~.~ CQ. ~ POMEROY, OHIO ASSORTED. RUBBER squore Vord ln$1aljed ,...,..,m SMITH NELSON MOTORS, .NC. 1974FORD F· IOO 12"5 e· Styleslde, green flnlshc good llres, R. bumpr.r, chrome grille. and lront bumper, 6 cyl. and standard trans. CAIID 0, THANKS Racine, Ohio D. Buinprdner ......... IN. VI'S I t I CARPEr SII}P ........... lilt. ....................... " r-Ill.,... 5 cents per word ont Minimum Chorgo 11 .00. '"' 1-4 cents per word three consecutive lnaer~lona. ·RI£INE SWIMMING _.; PC)()IS Service MASON FURNITURE 773·5592 Herman Grate \ • Business Services News Notes DEL MONTE SNACK PAK PUDDINGS IN,OaMATIDN DIADLINIS any Sunday £1*1& of Mr. and Mn. Charlet Mlchllell were Mr. and Mn. Lawla Pickett, Mr. and Mra. Rocer Rouah, Mr. and Mn. Archie· Jarrell • WloNT ADS 'Fairview • FROZEN '• 27 BONEL~SS lb•. "I ,.J FULL CUT Su pms . USDA . Choice dau1hter, Lorna Bell at Columbua. They alao attended 1lle anclnnltl Reda • Hciuaton Aatroa baseball same at Cloclnnatl ac· companied tiy_ Lorna and Mlrle Michael, Mr. and Mrl. Raymond Grady, Mr. and Mra. Dlnny Michael and daiJI)Iter, Mrl. Unda 8lrontl llld daqbter, Mr. lnd Mra. Mack Plcllett o! Crown City. Vllltora at .t he local Sunday 81*11 of Mr. llld l!''.'!'odlat Sunday School Mra. Dorsa Paraonl and OU ~ .,.... Mn. Georgil Boetoo at Racine were Mr. WheeJir Wolfe, Wllhlnltoll, llld Mra. Dana Lewlll, Cllf· D. C., Mrl. Jane HID, Moore ton, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Raven, FIJI., Mr. llld Mn. Ruaaell, Mike and Mandy of Robert Cuper, C4liiJIIIbus, WoUpen, Mn. Gr~ Krider, USDA CHOICE •I Wolfe lnd rellll.... Vldl Ablll, Mr. and lira. Butch Ablll of Clnal Win· dlelllr Jillllll the holldaya wtlll Mr.lnd Mn, Jaek·Ablea and llr. and lira. Olarlea MlllYille, Pac·vlaltad Friday till Tllllday with Mt . and lin. Robart Smith Sr. Mr. lnd Mn. Ted Hyman, Weatenllle; Mr. and Mrl. Dan Hayman and dll)dren of Laurel, Md., Mr. and Mtl. Qeae JeweU 'lnd dllldren, tellrt, w. va. Wilted Mr. Inc! Mn. Gerald ' llllyman IIIII XIIIll ovw the holldaya. GRAIN FED BEEF •' Mr. and Mn. Don Bell ...,at the holldlya with their llllnday afternoon. Mr. and Mra. Joe Derouin of BEEF -I Vera Beesle recently a. CUplrofColumbul"tthe •• t..t wllb lira. Dolly CORIO Ylliled the Ablel Use The Sentinel Classifieds Racine. Cqo, Pwtlllld. Mn. Ruby Bruce Hart. c. ' Mason, W.Va. HEAR NEWS FIRST ON WMPO AM·FM EXPANDED WEEKDAY NEWSCASTS AT. 8 A. M.,.The Noon ancl 5 P.M. Report~ �' ' .• ,,,_,. DIIQr hJhwl, ~W'wi&U), 0., ~,,July 13,...,. 8- 'lbe DBUy Sentinel, Mlddlepori-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, July 13, 1976 NOW OPEN SUNDAYS - .. ~ 9 AM TO 6 PM TUESDAY.JULY13,1t1• USDA CHOICE· MEATS • IT'5 PROBABlY QUANTITIES RIGHTS RESERVED THAT LUNATI C 132 f.EA COIJ STREeT~... R16HT, , MA'AM! We'll 5END A SCOUT CAA! 01! BUR6LAR THE WEW5CA5TEit. At.ID DO!J'T WORRY! OUR. 80V5'LL S()()t.i GET THAT 1#1/f~/116 LINK DOWN . WAII:NEI> ABOUT! I 'l> SEHER. CALL T~ POLICE! Open Eves. Til9 : 00. · OUTA THE We Accept Federal Food Stamps BAG LlTI'LE ORPHAN ANNIE LITTLI: ORPRAM AMMIJE-TRE FIME··IIOW THE FIRST ~ I'll. Gl'i'IHG YoU WILL TAKE 'ftlU INTO 32_OZ. BOTTL£ EI/ER1 DEFMTMEHT.. COUNTRY PRIZE lEMONADE 29 $ . 33 OZ. CAN WIN AT BRIDGE Big bid bombs ~e game . 13 ·- 5LB. ORANGE OR LEMON-LIME s:oo-Democre,lc Convention 3,U.10.1S. 5:30-Nows 6; Elec. Co. 20,33; Adam ~ 12 13. 6 : 1»-~ 1,13; ABC News 6: Zoom 20,33. 6:30-ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; Let's Go To The Races 8; HodgepOdge LodQe 20; Lilla! Yoga & Y011 33. 7:1»-Bowllng lor Dollars 6; Democratic Conyentlon 8; Name That Tune 1:i; Rom119nolls' Table 20; Strauss Family 33. 7:30-Democratlc Convention 6,13; Robert MacNeil Report 20. 8:01).-Democrattc Convent ion 3,4.8, 10,1 S; Baseball All· · Star Geme 6.13; Lowell Thomas Remembers 33; AI The Top 20. 8:30-Consumer Survival Kit 33. 9:1»-Evenlng at Pops 33; More Music From Aspen 20. NORTH •Q lOU 2 PILLSBURY GATORADE Pass . Pass ~~~~ Opening lead - 7 • · . AConnecticut reader wants By Otwald & Jam.. Jacoby 7 t::::::::C.....~~~~:'-B:::J· East and West have inost of Ute high cards, but North and South bave the spade suit and WELL·DOJ:R better distribution. • East and West can make lour hearts while North and South can make lour spades. ~ When the hand was played in a LA PLATA- rubber bridl~ game the bidding wen! as shown in the bot . .. East and West got after .: diamonds in time to collect a diamond, two clubs and 100 points above the line, · but North and South were very unhappy with llie result. · North was mad because South had doubled five hearts. 1o know the correct bid wllh : . • 7• ~876tQ853.AQl05. The bidding was opened one heart to your left ; your partner bid two hearts and third hand passed. Assumill£ that you are play· ing a standard system that your partner has shown a very strong hand you should bid three diamonds wl th every intention of making some further bid. (for a copy of JACOBY MODERN, send $1 to: '' Win at /3r l dge ," clo this newspaper, P. 0 . BoK 489, Radio' City Station , flew York , N. Y. 10019) KRAFT DELUXE CHEESE 12 oz. PKG. 99~ FRENCH CITY AMERICAN OR PIMENTO WIENERS BETSY ROSS HONEY DIP DONUTS PKG. SAVE 20• PKG. 79~ SUPERIORS SHASTA . BUY NOW WHIL£ QUANTITIES ARE AVAILABLE ALL FLAVOR BEVERAGES 7 GASOLINE ALLEY CANNING LIDS AND JARS 12 OZ. CAN l COUPCJN - ONC~V£: LNLOADHIM 11.L IIJ1KODUCG" YaJTbTHG %ESTA SALTINE CRACKERS lB. BOX 49~ W(C r=ttJE'ST IN rJeN )t;1(:?K SOCIETY- Expires: 7-17-76 Twin City Gateway _) COU PO N SPAM LUNCHEON MEAT W/C 10 OZ. BOX Expires·: 7-17-76 Twin City Gateway . ~~~~; ~~ ~~ ~~ ~ UJlJPDN .. NO. 105 12 OZ. CAN Expires: 7-17-76 Twin Gateway ~ l BEm CROCKER ~~~~IES 2BOxES89~ Expires: 7-17-76 Twin City G.teway ~ 'JUP(l_~ _ J W/C PK~. . 89~ . 10 oz. JAR $299 COUPON W/C Expires: 7-17-76 . Twin City Gateway One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A II ijsed for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length ond formation of the words are aU hints. Each day the code letters are dlllerent. CRYPTOQUOTI!S TEA BAGS I ·• NO. 305 100 CT. PKG. 99~ W/C o~s Expires: 7-17-76 Twin City Gateway RKHD SYNH .' D GXNHKL _j . NO. 105 BUY 3 PKGS. AT REGUlAR PRICE GET 1 PKG. FREE W/C K ~QXHO~ Expires 7-17-76 . Twin City Gateway AY CKN ASJ SXGNKEQ ZF YHO I[ I I. I I t 1 IPUSHTY NZTTKNN Y N E K K F, - A X E N J H UKKH · Yesterday's ~uote: A MAN MUST HAVE A CERTAIN ROYAL-GELATINS W!C ·-~~= -- LIPTON ' INSTANT COFFEE \ TRASH BAGS 10 CT. NESCAFE . Expires: 7-17-76 Twin City Gateway HEFTY HAMBURGER HELPERS All W/C ·- COUP ON .. . " 89~ "'y LB. PKG. ~ I RECKON WE'LL NEVER MAXWEU HOUSE ' GIT OL' WILDFIRE BROKE COFFEE· NO. 105 AU GRINDS -$~59 • ElCpires: 1-17-76 Twin City Gateway LB. CAN WIC !! AMOUNT .. OF INTEWGENT IGNORANCE TO GET ANYWHERE. - CHARLES FRANCIS KETl'ERING THAT STUPID !1r~D... HE CAN'T ~IOE ASKATE~RD... . 12:1»-Fun Factory 3,15; Hot Seat 13: Bob Br11111 4: News 6.8, 10; S...me Strtel 33. 12: 3D-Gong Show 3,15; All Children 6,13; SMreh For Tomorrow 1,10. · . 12:55-NBC NI!WI 3, 15. · 1:1»-News 3; Ryan's ~ 6,131 Phil Donahue II Young and the Rtaillll 101 Not for ·Womtn Only . tS; Commlsalon on Aging 20; Electric c:omp.ny 33. 1: 30-Days Of Our Ll- 3,4,15; Family Ftue! 6.13; At The World Tum• 8,10; Evetna at Paps 33. 2:QG-S20,000 Pyramid 6,13. . 2:30-Doctors 3,4,15; Brtek Tht Bank 6,13; Gukllng Light I, to: Strauss Fll1)11y 33 . 3:1»-Another World 3,4,15; General Hoepltal6,13; All In The Famllr 1. 10. 3: 30-0ne Life to Llw13; Mickey Mouse Club 6; Metcjl · Game 8, 10; Ourstory 33. 4:1»-Mistertartoon 3; tMrv Griffin 4; 5omtt Ml .15; BewitChed 6; Mickey Mouse Club I; Mister Ragin 20,33; Movie "Captain Pirate" 10; Dlr\1111 13. 4: 30-Bewltched 3; Mod Squad 6; Andy Grl.fflth II . Sesame street 20,33: Flint~ 15.· · 5 : 0(f-Bonan~a 3; Partridge Family I; ·Mission: lm. possible 15. . 5 :30-Adlm·12 4,13; News 6; Family Affair I; Electrk: Company 20,33. .. . 6:1»-News 3,4,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6; ZDom 20.33; 6:30-NBC News3,4,15; ABC Newl13; Andy Griffith 6; . CBS Newsl,10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; Villa Altgrt 33. . ) :OG-DemocratlcConvenll011 3,4, 15; Bowling F« Dollars6; Pop I Goes The CGIIntry 8; News10; Wilt Kingdom 13; Consumer Survival Kit ~; Tourists . ·Are Coming 33. 7:30-Match Game PM 6; Demotr.tlc Conwnlkln 8,10: To Tell The Truth 13; Robart Mac:Noll Report 20; Book Beat 33. 8:1»-Bionlc Woman 6,13; Nova ~.33. 9:01).-Democratlc Convention 6,13; Upstaln, Dcll¥n· · stairs :ZO; Great Per!QrmancH ,33. 10:01).-News 20; Llr. of Leonardo Da VInci 33, 10:30-Aimanac 20. 11 :!»-News 3,4, 15. 11 :30-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; News I, 10; ABC Newl33. 12· :-Neews 6,131 Movie "The Fixer" I; Movlt "St119e to Thunder Rock" 10. 12:30-Movle "Returning Homt" 6,13. 1:01).-Tomorrow 3A; News 13. 140~ 77~ 2 BOmES 8 OZ. CAN 99~ NO. 705 ~ CATSUP BLACK PEPPER CHEERIOS ' 10:»-C:tltbrlty Sweepstakta3~,15; Dln.hl 6; LUI... Y09a and You 33. ~ 11 :!»-Wheel of Fortune 3,15; Wtekday 4: Glombit B,101 Farmer's Daughter 13. 11 : 30--Hollywood SquarH 3,4,15; Happy Days 13; Low ot Life 1,10. 11 : 5~ Ta)le Kerr 8; Dan Imel's World 10. HUNfS FRENCH'S CflUPDN 10:---NeWJ 20: To Be Arvw..,.,... 13. Penptctlw on the Newt~; Wont~~~ XI. 11:1»"-News 3,4,i5; ABC. ~ ·33. l'r: 15-Democrallc Conwntlon 6,13. 11 :30-Johnny Cer1011 3..1,15; Newl1,10; J ......l 33. 12 :00-Movlt "Night of the Lepus" 8; Movie "The l,alt .Yoyegt" 10. 12: 15-News ~.13. 12:.15-Hogan' s Heroes 13. 1:oo-Tomorrow 3,4. I: 15-News 13. WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1f71 6 : 1»-~ummtr StmHter 10. 6: IS. Farm Report 13. 6:30-Tht ~tory 13. . . . • 6::J0-.Calumbllt Today 4; Newt 61 Summar.s.m.tlr0 t; Farmtlme 10. ' 6: 6--Mornlng Report 3. ' 6: 50-Good Morning, WHI Virginia 13. 6: 5S-Chuck White Reports 10; Good Morning, Trl Slate 13. 7:1»-Today 3A,15; Good Morning. Amerlc. .,13; CBS News I ; Bugs Bumy and Frltndl 10. 7 :30-SchOoiiH 10. 1:1»-Lassle6; Ceptaln Kangarool,10: S...mt Srr.et 33. . 8:30--Big Valley 6. 9:1»-A.M. 3: Phil Donahue 4,15; Lucy~,_ I; Mike Dauglas 10: Morning With D.J . 13. 9:30-Crou·Wits 3; One Llr. to Llw 6; To Be Al1. nounced 8; Mike Dauglas 13. 10:01).-Sanford andSon 3,4,151 Edge of Nlgl\16; Price li Right 8, 10; Bit With Knit 33. Miss Melba d'cide las' week! SLICED ·BACON ' . 1 0 : 30-Biec~ He explained that he would have let East play live hearts , but bad to lake It out when South doubled. . HI .Jl0,632 South was mad because be felt !hat North had tried lo bid EAST . WESTID) both their ha.nds and bad .J5 . managed 1o get to t.l!e wrong •• • !I K 10&!2I contract ail by binuell. · • J98.7 .Jl0854 •KQn We have to agree with South • K7 •AQ on ail counls. North ml1ht SOtml have bid In such manner as to .AK876 get doubled at lour spades, but •Q54 North bad sledge-hammered t A2 his way righl there. (o9S4 • South had heard all !he bidNeilher vulnerable ding and decided that be was going to tate three . tricks Wnl Non• Eaol Soo$ agairist East. Hence his douPass Pass 1• 1• ble. 3• 4. 4 N.T. Pass ~ t Pass 5 • Dbl. Pass 5 • · Dbl. Pass TRCE,!;! ~ ~ • "" Television log for easy viewi~ PRICES EFFECTIVE JULY 14 THRU 17 FLOUR .... ,,.. ,.. . .. f.lE1Ll KILL JoiiMSELF ... �' ' .• ,,,_,. DIIQr hJhwl, ~W'wi&U), 0., ~,,July 13,...,. 8- 'lbe DBUy Sentinel, Mlddlepori-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, July 13, 1976 NOW OPEN SUNDAYS - .. ~ 9 AM TO 6 PM TUESDAY.JULY13,1t1• USDA CHOICE· MEATS • IT'5 PROBABlY QUANTITIES RIGHTS RESERVED THAT LUNATI C 132 f.EA COIJ STREeT~... R16HT, , MA'AM! We'll 5END A SCOUT CAA! 01! BUR6LAR THE WEW5CA5TEit. At.ID DO!J'T WORRY! OUR. 80V5'LL S()()t.i GET THAT 1#1/f~/116 LINK DOWN . WAII:NEI> ABOUT! I 'l> SEHER. CALL T~ POLICE! Open Eves. Til9 : 00. · OUTA THE We Accept Federal Food Stamps BAG LlTI'LE ORPHAN ANNIE LITTLI: ORPRAM AMMIJE-TRE FIME··IIOW THE FIRST ~ I'll. Gl'i'IHG YoU WILL TAKE 'ftlU INTO 32_OZ. BOTTL£ EI/ER1 DEFMTMEHT.. COUNTRY PRIZE lEMONADE 29 $ . 33 OZ. CAN WIN AT BRIDGE Big bid bombs ~e game . 13 ·- 5LB. ORANGE OR LEMON-LIME s:oo-Democre,lc Convention 3,U.10.1S. 5:30-Nows 6; Elec. Co. 20,33; Adam ~ 12 13. 6 : 1»-~ 1,13; ABC News 6: Zoom 20,33. 6:30-ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; Let's Go To The Races 8; HodgepOdge LodQe 20; Lilla! Yoga & Y011 33. 7:1»-Bowllng lor Dollars 6; Democratic Conyentlon 8; Name That Tune 1:i; Rom119nolls' Table 20; Strauss Family 33. 7:30-Democratlc Convention 6,13; Robert MacNeil Report 20. 8:01).-Democrattc Convent ion 3,4.8, 10,1 S; Baseball All· · Star Geme 6.13; Lowell Thomas Remembers 33; AI The Top 20. 8:30-Consumer Survival Kit 33. 9:1»-Evenlng at Pops 33; More Music From Aspen 20. NORTH •Q lOU 2 PILLSBURY GATORADE Pass . Pass ~~~~ Opening lead - 7 • · . AConnecticut reader wants By Otwald & Jam.. Jacoby 7 t::::::::C.....~~~~:'-B:::J· East and West have inost of Ute high cards, but North and South bave the spade suit and WELL·DOJ:R better distribution. • East and West can make lour hearts while North and South can make lour spades. ~ When the hand was played in a LA PLATA- rubber bridl~ game the bidding wen! as shown in the bot . .. East and West got after .: diamonds in time to collect a diamond, two clubs and 100 points above the line, · but North and South were very unhappy with llie result. · North was mad because South had doubled five hearts. 1o know the correct bid wllh : . • 7• ~876tQ853.AQl05. The bidding was opened one heart to your left ; your partner bid two hearts and third hand passed. Assumill£ that you are play· ing a standard system that your partner has shown a very strong hand you should bid three diamonds wl th every intention of making some further bid. (for a copy of JACOBY MODERN, send $1 to: '' Win at /3r l dge ," clo this newspaper, P. 0 . BoK 489, Radio' City Station , flew York , N. Y. 10019) KRAFT DELUXE CHEESE 12 oz. PKG. 99~ FRENCH CITY AMERICAN OR PIMENTO WIENERS BETSY ROSS HONEY DIP DONUTS PKG. SAVE 20• PKG. 79~ SUPERIORS SHASTA . BUY NOW WHIL£ QUANTITIES ARE AVAILABLE ALL FLAVOR BEVERAGES 7 GASOLINE ALLEY CANNING LIDS AND JARS 12 OZ. CAN l COUPCJN - ONC~V£: LNLOADHIM 11.L IIJ1KODUCG" YaJTbTHG %ESTA SALTINE CRACKERS lB. BOX 49~ W(C r=ttJE'ST IN rJeN )t;1(:?K SOCIETY- Expires: 7-17-76 Twin City Gateway _) COU PO N SPAM LUNCHEON MEAT W/C 10 OZ. BOX Expires·: 7-17-76 Twin City Gateway . ~~~~; ~~ ~~ ~~ ~ UJlJPDN .. NO. 105 12 OZ. CAN Expires: 7-17-76 Twin Gateway ~ l BEm CROCKER ~~~~IES 2BOxES89~ Expires: 7-17-76 Twin City G.teway ~ 'JUP(l_~ _ J W/C PK~. . 89~ . 10 oz. JAR $299 COUPON W/C Expires: 7-17-76 . Twin City Gateway One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A II ijsed for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length ond formation of the words are aU hints. Each day the code letters are dlllerent. CRYPTOQUOTI!S TEA BAGS I ·• NO. 305 100 CT. PKG. 99~ W/C o~s Expires: 7-17-76 Twin City Gateway RKHD SYNH .' D GXNHKL _j . NO. 105 BUY 3 PKGS. AT REGUlAR PRICE GET 1 PKG. FREE W/C K ~QXHO~ Expires 7-17-76 . Twin City Gateway AY CKN ASJ SXGNKEQ ZF YHO I[ I I. I I t 1 IPUSHTY NZTTKNN Y N E K K F, - A X E N J H UKKH · Yesterday's ~uote: A MAN MUST HAVE A CERTAIN ROYAL-GELATINS W!C ·-~~= -- LIPTON ' INSTANT COFFEE \ TRASH BAGS 10 CT. NESCAFE . Expires: 7-17-76 Twin City Gateway HEFTY HAMBURGER HELPERS All W/C ·- COUP ON .. . " 89~ "'y LB. PKG. ~ I RECKON WE'LL NEVER MAXWEU HOUSE ' GIT OL' WILDFIRE BROKE COFFEE· NO. 105 AU GRINDS -$~59 • ElCpires: 1-17-76 Twin City Gateway LB. CAN WIC !! AMOUNT .. OF INTEWGENT IGNORANCE TO GET ANYWHERE. - CHARLES FRANCIS KETl'ERING THAT STUPID !1r~D... HE CAN'T ~IOE ASKATE~RD... . 12:1»-Fun Factory 3,15; Hot Seat 13: Bob Br11111 4: News 6.8, 10; S...me Strtel 33. 12: 3D-Gong Show 3,15; All Children 6,13; SMreh For Tomorrow 1,10. · . 12:55-NBC NI!WI 3, 15. · 1:1»-News 3; Ryan's ~ 6,131 Phil Donahue II Young and the Rtaillll 101 Not for ·Womtn Only . tS; Commlsalon on Aging 20; Electric c:omp.ny 33. 1: 30-Days Of Our Ll- 3,4,15; Family Ftue! 6.13; At The World Tum• 8,10; Evetna at Paps 33. 2:QG-S20,000 Pyramid 6,13. . 2:30-Doctors 3,4,15; Brtek Tht Bank 6,13; Gukllng Light I, to: Strauss Fll1)11y 33 . 3:1»-Another World 3,4,15; General Hoepltal6,13; All In The Famllr 1. 10. 3: 30-0ne Life to Llw13; Mickey Mouse Club 6; Metcjl · Game 8, 10; Ourstory 33. 4:1»-Mistertartoon 3; tMrv Griffin 4; 5omtt Ml .15; BewitChed 6; Mickey Mouse Club I; Mister Ragin 20,33; Movie "Captain Pirate" 10; Dlr\1111 13. 4: 30-Bewltched 3; Mod Squad 6; Andy Grl.fflth II . Sesame street 20,33: Flint~ 15.· · 5 : 0(f-Bonan~a 3; Partridge Family I; ·Mission: lm. possible 15. . 5 :30-Adlm·12 4,13; News 6; Family Affair I; Electrk: Company 20,33. .. . 6:1»-News 3,4,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6; ZDom 20.33; 6:30-NBC News3,4,15; ABC Newl13; Andy Griffith 6; . CBS Newsl,10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; Villa Altgrt 33. . ) :OG-DemocratlcConvenll011 3,4, 15; Bowling F« Dollars6; Pop I Goes The CGIIntry 8; News10; Wilt Kingdom 13; Consumer Survival Kit ~; Tourists . ·Are Coming 33. 7:30-Match Game PM 6; Demotr.tlc Conwnlkln 8,10: To Tell The Truth 13; Robart Mac:Noll Report 20; Book Beat 33. 8:1»-Bionlc Woman 6,13; Nova ~.33. 9:01).-Democratlc Convention 6,13; Upstaln, Dcll¥n· · stairs :ZO; Great Per!QrmancH ,33. 10:01).-News 20; Llr. of Leonardo Da VInci 33, 10:30-Aimanac 20. 11 :!»-News 3,4, 15. 11 :30-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; News I, 10; ABC Newl33. 12· :-Neews 6,131 Movie "The Fixer" I; Movlt "St119e to Thunder Rock" 10. 12:30-Movle "Returning Homt" 6,13. 1:01).-Tomorrow 3A; News 13. 140~ 77~ 2 BOmES 8 OZ. CAN 99~ NO. 705 ~ CATSUP BLACK PEPPER CHEERIOS ' 10:»-C:tltbrlty Sweepstakta3~,15; Dln.hl 6; LUI... Y09a and You 33. ~ 11 :!»-Wheel of Fortune 3,15; Wtekday 4: Glombit B,101 Farmer's Daughter 13. 11 : 30--Hollywood SquarH 3,4,15; Happy Days 13; Low ot Life 1,10. 11 : 5~ Ta)le Kerr 8; Dan Imel's World 10. HUNfS FRENCH'S CflUPDN 10:---NeWJ 20: To Be Arvw..,.,... 13. Penptctlw on the Newt~; Wont~~~ XI. 11:1»"-News 3,4,i5; ABC. ~ ·33. l'r: 15-Democrallc Conwntlon 6,13. 11 :30-Johnny Cer1011 3..1,15; Newl1,10; J ......l 33. 12 :00-Movlt "Night of the Lepus" 8; Movie "The l,alt .Yoyegt" 10. 12: 15-News ~.13. 12:.15-Hogan' s Heroes 13. 1:oo-Tomorrow 3,4. I: 15-News 13. WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1f71 6 : 1»-~ummtr StmHter 10. 6: IS. Farm Report 13. 6:30-Tht ~tory 13. . . . • 6::J0-.Calumbllt Today 4; Newt 61 Summar.s.m.tlr0 t; Farmtlme 10. ' 6: 6--Mornlng Report 3. ' 6: 50-Good Morning, WHI Virginia 13. 6: 5S-Chuck White Reports 10; Good Morning, Trl Slate 13. 7:1»-Today 3A,15; Good Morning. Amerlc. .,13; CBS News I ; Bugs Bumy and Frltndl 10. 7 :30-SchOoiiH 10. 1:1»-Lassle6; Ceptaln Kangarool,10: S...mt Srr.et 33. . 8:30--Big Valley 6. 9:1»-A.M. 3: Phil Donahue 4,15; Lucy~,_ I; Mike Dauglas 10: Morning With D.J . 13. 9:30-Crou·Wits 3; One Llr. to Llw 6; To Be Al1. nounced 8; Mike Dauglas 13. 10:01).-Sanford andSon 3,4,151 Edge of Nlgl\16; Price li Right 8, 10; Bit With Knit 33. Miss Melba d'cide las' week! SLICED ·BACON ' . 1 0 : 30-Biec~ He explained that he would have let East play live hearts , but bad to lake It out when South doubled. . HI .Jl0,632 South was mad because be felt !hat North had tried lo bid EAST . WESTID) both their ha.nds and bad .J5 . managed 1o get to t.l!e wrong •• • !I K 10&!2I contract ail by binuell. · • J98.7 .Jl0854 •KQn We have to agree with South • K7 •AQ on ail counls. North ml1ht SOtml have bid In such manner as to .AK876 get doubled at lour spades, but •Q54 North bad sledge-hammered t A2 his way righl there. (o9S4 • South had heard all !he bidNeilher vulnerable ding and decided that be was going to tate three . tricks Wnl Non• Eaol Soo$ agairist East. Hence his douPass Pass 1• 1• ble. 3• 4. 4 N.T. Pass ~ t Pass 5 • Dbl. Pass 5 • · Dbl. Pass TRCE,!;! ~ ~ • "" Television log for easy viewi~ PRICES EFFECTIVE JULY 14 THRU 17 FLOUR .... ,,.. ,.. . .. f.lE1Ll KILL JoiiMSELF ... �• ' ,w • •• " • # 10- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport.Pomeroy, 0 ., Tue«day, July 13, J976 Anna Colley of New Haven di~s NEW HAVEN, W. Va. Mrs. Anna Louise Colley, 44, wife of Stanley (Tony ) Ollley of New Haven; was dead on arrival Sunday at Pleasant Valley Hospital. She had been In ill health. Funeral services wiU be conducted from t~e New Haven U. M. Church Wed· nesday at 1<30 p.m. with the Rev . Robert Maring of· ficlabng . Burial will follow in the Suncrest Mem·orial Park. Friends will be received at the Foglesong Funeral Home at Mason today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. The body will be 'taken to the church. one hour before the services . . Born January 23, 1932, in. Clifton, she was the daughter of Mrs. Ann Harris Cun· • ningham Erwin, of Southside, and the Ia te James J. Cun· ningham. She was a member of the New Haven U. M. Church and a 1949 graduate of Wahama High School. Other survivors are a daughter, Tonia Yvonne Colley, 1818 Hillesdale, Colwnbus; two sons, J . C. Colley , New Haven, and Rusty L. Colley, 1818 Helendale, Col\lfllbus ; step-father, C. E. Irwin, Southside ; two brothers , James Leroy Cunningham, Huntington ; Donald Gene CuM!ngham, Indianapolis, Ind. ; one sister, Mrs. OUnedda Austin, Gallipolis Ferry and ~n aunt, Mrs. Laurene Lewis of Clifton. History HOSPITAL NEWS Veleraas Memorial Hoopltal ADMISSIONS - Clara Williams, 8hade; Errol Full· rod, Pomeroy; Paul .Mako, Vinton ; Lillie Cummings, . Pomeroy; Zeulella Smith, Pomeroy ; Edna Stiles, Pomeroy; Stella Brady;· Racine; Margaret ParceU, . Pomeroy ; Mary Layne, Cheshire ; Jean Hawk, · Reedsville ; Carolyn Chase, Pomeroy; C.ora Felty, Pomeroy. . DISCHARGES - ShawJIF Salser, George Condee,,Soll!ie Bias, Marie Roy, Eugene Fisher, HaWe Swift, Barbsra Robj!rt Shamblin, daughter 1 Henderson ; Mrs. Clarence Burns, son, BidweU ; Mri. Thomas Moore, daughter, Crown City, 0 .; Mrs. David Knotts, Gallipolis ; .Unda .Ferrell, Hartford ; Mrs. Frank Holcomb, Point Pleasant ; Mrs. David Varian, Point Pleasant ; Linda Wilkinson, Maaon ; Mrs. Chester Flory, Apple Grove; Harley Sampson, Spt:n'let; Teresa Bush, Point Pleasant, and Teresa Ca)onor, Point Pleasant. (Cmllnued frGm page I) !bey hope to have the helicopter rides and boat races next year. Before the meeting Morrow preserited Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Andrews with a . plaque for honorary mem-· (Continued lrllll Jllll I) bership into the chamber in area's. recognition of his fine In southeastern Ohio, cooperation with the however, which hils ooly 8.8 chamber. per cent of the state's Attending were Morrow, population but over 50 per John Koebel, Ralph Graves, cent of the state parks, the Wendell Hoover, Gilkey, Bill plan call ~ for marginal Grueser, George Hobstetter, increases in recreational Leo Vaughan, E. F. Robin~ facilities. son, Fred Crow; Scott Lucas The. emphasis lin urbarC who introduced the newest areas is because 81 per ce11t member of the medical s.laff of all Ohioans live In or close ·at · Veterans Memorial to cities. Hospital, Dr. Bill Peterson, Since 1965, Ohio h~s Be~ny Ewing, and Lynne rec_elved $44.9 mu, .. :n Crow, secretary, and recreationl!l granta. Gerlach. · · Get Over The Financial Hurdle ·witll a MEIGS lHEATRE Citizens. . . National Bank AUTO lOAN If your car's run . out of spunk - · don 't despair! See us about our auto loans Come In today. REUTER-BROGAN Walk-Up Te~r Window and Auto Teller Window Open Friday Evenings 5 to '7 P.M. . "The Friendly Bank" ' • "If You Have It, We Can Insure It" l:iibens ,ational PACKAGE POLICY- PIJt your auto. home. health and life insurance Into ONE policy. Save money and have one premium due date lor all your Insurance. IJIIIATI MI!)DLIPO.T --.1\. I>HIO 1 Group Women's SHOES Se·rv•ce Values to $18.99 REUTIR·BROGAN I"SURANCE SERVICE Member Federdl Deposit Insurance Corporatior. .. Summer Clearance 5ate Some Of Our Other Services: . Copy Service--Nolory Servlce-C.Or Loosing MIDDLEPORT, OHIO DEPO~ITS lshar Baker of Racine dies Attendance at all services July 11 at Ule Free Methodist ·Church was 116. Rev. and Mrs, Floyd Shook, Mr. and Mrs. Peari Jacobe, Mr .and Mrs. James Gilmore, Mr . and Mrs. Steve Eblln, Mr :and Mrs. Clifford Jacobs, attended ·conference and camp meeting at Mansfield over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs . Joseph Hlggenbothem, Ollumbus; visited recently with 1\ev. and Mrs. Shook. . Mrs. William Perry and Miss Pearl Sharver, Athens, James . ~ visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaefer and Holzer Medical Cenler ' . Mrs. Vern Story. (DlscharJes, July 12) Mrs. Edna· Howell, Arrnlnta Ball, Nora Ball, (OcintllnMd ~ paae 1) · Columbus, is spending the Herberg Biggs Sr., Luther Brown, Ully Browning, Mrs. from three area automob!le week with her mother, Mrs. Kendell Clendenin and dealerships for the new Nancy Walker. Mr. Wyatt Radford was a daughter, Sanford Edmonds, village police <.Tulser. Dan Thompson Ford turned In a dinner guest recently with Osa Halley, Margaret bid of $4,925, Ponieroy Motor . Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Foz. Hamilton, Floyd Harrison, Co. one of $4,1199, and Tom The Musser grolip of Hysell Wilma Lamber!, Harry Rue Motors . one · of $4 974. Run was at the local church Layne, Rachelle Rond, Dottle Alter deblite councU 'ac· Sunday . evening for Pierce, Judy Queen, Anne cepted the bid ~f the Pomeroy preaching and singing which Siders, Mrs. Jlistin SimpSon and son, and Mrs. CurUs Motor Co. Oluncil did not was enjoyed very much. The accept the lowest. apparent same group will be en· Waldron and daughter. bid because Tom Rue Motors tertalnlng July 18, 7:30 p.m. !Births, July 112) could not deliver until mid· . Everyone welcome. Mr . and Mrs. James Doss, October, while the others Mrs. Ted Mathew and Mrs. a son,· Letart; Mr. and Mrs. promised Immediate PoUy DeConneck and Kelly Michael Donley, son, Bid· delivery. Sue, Huron, spent the well; Mr. and Mrs . Skippy On other fronta , the Council week~d with Mr. and Mrs. Moore, daughter, Langsville, voted in unanimlnlty to Charles Karr, and Mr . and Mrs. Larry Mrs . Ed Bauer (Patty Henry, daughter, Wellston. permit the Texaco Co. to erect a seven foot high fence Karr), Cleveland, IS staying about its property on Ash St. with her father , Mr. Charles PLEASANT VALLEY. DISCHARGES - Lorna in Middleport, at request Of a · Ka~r w_hile Mrs; .Karr is_a Jefferson, Milton ; Mrs. company official to prevent paUent m Veterans M~or1al children from playing among Hospital. • . petroleum storage tanks. Mr. Mark Stahl,, Stockdale, REVJVALSET Tbe council also voted to visi~ recently With Mr. and Ayouth revival wiU be held approve $7,000 in funds to Mrs. N. E. Schaefer. at the Bradbury Church of match an equal amount that Mr. Hannon Fox and Mr. Christ Sunday through will be applied for from the Roy Howell who were Friday, July 18-23, 7:30p.m. Federal Bureau or Outdoor patienta In HMC, are home nlghtiy. Evangelists will be Recreation for -the con· and going good. · the Jackson Brothers. There struction of .one standard will be special singing each double tennis eourt at the evening. The revival is UNDERGOES SURGERY Park. sponsored by the' Bradbury Middleport Jean Young Roush, Rt. 1, The Council gave a first Youth Group. The public .Is reading to an ordinance Minersville, underwent invited. which would revise Mid· emergency surgery Monday dleport's city drug ordinance at Holzer Medical Center. and bring it into line with the Her room nwn~r is 207 A. state cnde. Tonight, July 13th CouncU agreed to un· through July 15111. dertake a study to designated NOT OPEN red zones In the ,business · ARAB GUEST sections of Middleport, SAN ANTONIO, Tex . Fri.-S.i.-Suri. especially at the traffic . T. (UPI) -Prince AM•llah Ibn July 16-17-11 Mayor Fred Hoffman Is to 'Abel AI Sa'ud, a deputy THE DUCHESS& .meet with Police Chief J. J. prime minister In the Saudi THE DtRTWATER FOX Cremeans today to decide Arabllln gowmment, began George Segal , Goldie Hawn. Jennifer Lee. which areas wiU be red zones. a partially claalfied tour of lPG I Parking in a ·red zone or the United Stales Monday Show storts 7p.ft!. obstruction of one can result wilh a weiCUlle at Kelly AFB . . in a peri!On 's being arrested . AhrlaJ!ah, deacribed by a · mWtary ip«*snan u "an avid bene bulf," planned to tour the King ~ in South Texaa today and on "The Insurance Store" · Wedneldly waa lcheduled to aee the Alamo and other I. Auto Insurance lourilt at11'actt01111 in San 1. Jewelry 1nd Other 2. Home lnsun•nce Anklnio. VIIUIItles 3 MO'bilt Homt1 t . Bu11ness Package '!be prince Ia the auest of c. Health Insurance Pallcles 5. Life Insurance tile Department of Deferwe 10. Liability Insurance 6. Boat Insurance l1 , Fum Insurance 11111 wu guided around Kelly 1. Motorc:yC:Itt · by 5th Army commander. Lt. Gen. Allen M. Burdett Jr. Cremeans S-east Ohio • Laurel (]jf:f News Notes . MANIBJD '5.00 PR. heeilage .house · "The Insurance stone" INSURED TO '40,0(Ir 214 E. MAIN PH. 992·5130 Middleport, o. RACINE - lahar A. ( Ike) Baker, 62, Rt. 3 Racine, died thia morning at Veterans Memorial HoiPi tal. Mr. Baker, a son of the late Ellis and Ollie Brannon Baker, was also preceded i~ death by lour lliaters, a brother and a son4n-law, 'John .Willbarger. lie Ia survived by his Wife, Edna West Baker; four daughters, Mrs. ·Eloise Willbarger, Lo~g Bottom ; Mrs. James (Maxine) Spires, PJain City, Ohio; Mrs. Douglas (Shirley) Lambert, Rutland , and Sharon Balter, at home ; two brothers, Thomas Baker, East Liverpool, and Edward Baker of l.llndon , Ohio; two sisters, Bertha Marlow, Syracuse, and Ethel Hite, 1\fcConnelaville; llix grand· chll~ren, and several nieces MOl'JON REJECTED. SALT LAKE CI'IY (UPI) - Judge Rlymond Uno Mooday rejected motl111s for diJmiJaal o( rnlademeanor sex solicitation charges against Rep. Allan Howe, 0Uiah. The freshman congressman's lawyers sought dismissal oo grounds of miseonduct by lhe proaecutor, prejudicial pretriai ·pubUclty, errors in the complaint and eJttrapment a.s well .as the unconstltutiooality of the city «dlnance under which Howe was charged. Howe l\'IS arrested June 12 after be allegedly propositioned two pollee decoys 1n Ute city's "red light" diltrlct. Hia trial will be held next Monday. LIBBY'S GREEN BEANS .............4 ~!, . . , . . 9: 0010 7: 00 . I •• I 0 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . I ••••••••••• KEEBLER ANIMAL . Cucumhr~rs . .. ONIONS ........... 21b. 49' ' ........ ~· 3. g~ . . , · 91 . . . . · l-Ib. ft. R111 . 174.95 UPRIGHT Rill·· 119.95 ATTACHMENTS TOTAL VALUE 194.90 Supe~ ~ ~· 'g~ 1-pasltlan DIAL·A·NAP~ Big disposable dust bag has a huge itlii1~t.IR.,· 560 cu. in. capaoclly! CONTINUING OUR JULY CLEA_R ANa SALE Bllrgolnsln every do,.rtmenlln the Mlln Store, Annex and Machonlc Slrttl Worehouse. ELBERFELDS.. IN .., POMEROY _. . • enttne ) . / Tuel- There lhou1d be 1 "complete overhlul" of the , . . Ualolt - Public worbn and agrlculturil worken should hive the rilbt to organlre and barpln1!011ectively. Ca~~~palp.fta......, -Congresetonal cmtidateelthould get !Wcral ma~ lunds. . Healtb - There should be a system ol national health Insurance, financed both through ..yrou lues a!ld generll tax (lmda. Welfare - A program of income maintenance should replace the current welfare system. Thia would guarank!e a mlnlmwn income to the working poor and to tflo1111 unable to work. TOOae able to work should be ~ulred to accept ~ba or to take job trainq •. Abortloa - The party recognizes the religl0111 and ethical concerns ol many Americans about ab!ll1ion, but · · (Continued on pace 2) tax syatem. . . Firteen Cents Vol. 28, No. 61 . • NEW CANAAN, .CONN. - A CROWDED RUSH-HOUR . CCIIIIllUter train slammed into the rear ol an empty train just outilde a rellroad station Tuesday evening. One person was killed ·and 24 others Injured, one <.Titlcally. '!be National Transportation Safety Board seni a team of Inspectors to the wealthy New York City suburb to determine the cauae of the <.Tallh. '!be 5:27 Conran train from New·York City, carrying about 360 passengers, rounded a blind bend and <.Tashed into the stationary train that had just unloaded aU Its By PETER BROWN NEW Y.ORK (UPI) - Sen. passengers In tiny New Canaan station. ·· ' Edmlind S. Muskie, acting Mrs. Nancy Siegel, 38, of New Canaan, a passenger In the traln'sfltstcar, waspronounceddeadatthescene, pollee Sllld. more and mote !Ike he woutd ACOnrail spokesmlln said the rear train was traveling at about like to be vice president, • LEGION TEAM SPONSORS - The Meigs ~ty American Legion back of new team unifot:JllS. From the left are Royal Crown Bottlllig Co. praised Jimmy Carter today !~m .p.h. when It struck the empty cars. He said the stationary Baseball team, which will be going into tournament play late this month of Mlddl~t, Citizens National Bank of Middleport, Pomeroy NaUo1111i train waa "late and not supposed to be there." Both trains were and awaited the former is sponsored baslcaUy ~ the.Pomeroy and Middleport poets. This yea; Bank, Fanners Bank (and Savings co.) of Pomeroy, and the Racine Georgia governor's decisioo operated by COnrail's New Haven line. ·help came from the busmess.flmlS above, their names emblazoned on the Home NaUonal Bank. on a .running mate. Close· political aides WASHINGTON - RESERVE STOCKS OF CORN and . wheat will rise sharply during the coming year desjlite a indicated It was virtually blgger.Jha1M!xpected elpOI't flow caused largely I by the certain the Maine senator. current drought In Western Europe, the Agriculture who had a run at the job In 1968, would accept an offer · . · Deparbnent says. · Departmentanalysta predicted In a report Tuesday that U. from Carter. ' S. reserves of cu:n, which plays a vital role In food prices · Musltie, one of the finalists · By CHARLES S. ALDINGER White House in November. "In 1776, the American out the Republican Tories." corruption, bscauae it supplies raw material for prodtjclng meat, milk and on Carter's list, appeared at a Without using Carter' s Humphrey, defeated by NEW YORK (. UPI) Cheering Democratic dele· people proclaimed their poultry, will dip temporarily this fall to 313 mUllon bushels, the caucus for the Maine Hubert H. Humphrey put on a gates at the party's national independence and threw out . illlme, the Minnesota senator Nmon·eight years ago at the lowest level in 28 years. The new esllmate put probable Oct. 1 delegation wearing for the cloak of Bicentennial convention Tuesday night In lhe British Tories," said voiced the enthusiasm that height of the nation's dlvlsioo stocks 46 million busheia below a year ago ·and nearly 50 first time a Carter for brimstone to make a sea~ · Madison square Garden Humphrey, the Democrata' has swept the convention over the VIetnam War, made president button, and iold attack . on " Repub.lican Interrupted him more than 20 1968 presidential nominee. . over Carter, who will bs reference to those days ill his mUiloo bushels below .earlier forecaata. Offlctall rtdueaoUMOct, I, 111'18·, Ci1rn estimate by cheering supporter.&- that lfories' ' and promise tim'· as he denoun~ the " In 1976, the American nomlnlited tonight. · • .,eech. mak!ng a 50 mUilon liusheJ·tncn,ase In the amount of corn they Carter would be good for the hannonlous .Democrats that adnunlstrations of Richard people will once again affirm "I have some goodnews for "Today, just u the war In predict will be ezported In the 197~78 season whlch ends Sept. country.' our ·Independence and vQte you," he began. "We · ·will Jimmy Carter wiU win the Nixon and Gerald Ford. (Continued on pace 2) "There's no doubt in my have a Democrat In the White 30,largely because of an Increase In prt!!llcted sales to Europe. mind where he wants to lead House on Jan. 20, 1977." CINCINNATI - THE NEWEST MEMBER of Taft the countrY and where he will Humphrey, whose · reluctance to enter the ' . Broadcasting Ol.'s board of directors is former astronaut Neil lead it will be good lor the country, " he told the primaries left him out of the · A. Armstrong, Ute first man to walk on the moon. . nomination picture thla year, Annatrong was ele(jeoL_to the Taft board at Tuesday's delegates. MYskle . is among six struck the Bicentennial annual stockholders' meetihg at · nearby Kings Island amuaemenl park, where company officials also reported that finalists for the job, and there theme over and over as he attacked the GOP. · • . . Ute three mGIIth business period ending June 30 was the ·best were reports the choice has "For eight years, these Pete Shields, chalnnan of first quarter for proflta In the firm's history. Armstrong, now a been· narrowed to him and modern Tories have deceived t~e Meigs Agricultural professor at the University ol Cincinnati, replaced ·Roger Sen . Walter Mondale of • . I• the people, destroyed confl· Disaster Committee , and Mlnn~ta. Drackett on Ute Taft board. dence In our government and C~arles . Manuel of Soil Fonner Maine Gov. Ken Drackett, former chairman of the board of the Drackett ' cause widespread suffering," Conservation Service, today Curtis, a Muskie confidante Co., asked not to be renominated to a 14th year on lhe Taft· be said. announced results of a survey who has said the chances are · board because he Is retiring from his buslnesalnteresta. Pointedly referring to the · of damage on East Shade and 7().30 Muskle will be Carter's Nixon Watergate scandal, Middle Shade basins due to MARION, OHIO - , MARY F. AUGUSTINE, 24, Kenton, pick, said early today there Humphrey said "these self· four inches of rain Sunday, was killed late Tuesday In a car-truck colllsion on Ohio 37 near had been no words on the appointed experta on Jaw and July lith. decision from the Carter · bere. · order ... took it (crime) off 1t was estimated that 4SO Authorities said a car driven by her husbsnd, Tom organization. the streets and put It in the acres of corn were flooded On his arrival in New York Augustine, 25, attempted to pass the truck and the truck turned White House." and that about 10 to 15 per- . lnt~ the vehicle. Augustine was listed In fair Clllldition at a Tuesday, Musltie ordered·hls "There are new Tories cent of it had serious damage. staff to cancel an already Marton hoap!tal. A passenger, Dan!ei ·B. Augustine, Portsabroad In the land and their Approximately 150 acres of prepared speech and mouth, was listed in guarded cMdltlon. words are newly hay land was flooded on substituted a campaign-like faShionable," he said. "They which some hay that was cut CLEVELAND - GERALD J . PATRONITE, uecutlve address that . made no appeal io cynicism. They was a total loss. A second director of the Ohio Lottery Cornrnl8sion, said Tuesday 205 sllbstantlve changes, but cater to lhe people's mistrust check of the· area will be peraon' hive woo the $10,000 top prize during the first three appol8red aimed at arousing of their own Institutions - a made in approximately 10 the delegates. weeks of play In the new ~tant lottery game. ·\ "Its a change In tooe, but people sickened by lies and days. •Patronite alao said $20 lllillion in tickels have been sold through the third week. Twenty-seven penons have alao won not In content," said 1\fuskle $15,000 each and are eUgible for a future II mUllon drawing. spokesman Robert R011e. After the aokireBS, which OLDEST BUT ACTIVE - Wilbur Logan, 92 on July 19, Is the oldest member of the hung the nation's economic Senior Citizens organization in Meigs County. He will be honored this Saturday with a ·-· woes on Republican square dance at the Ptmeroy.Eiementary School. Here he is in front of an American flag Twelve persons forfeited fined in Pomeroy Mayor quilt made by members of the Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP). mismanage~! of the bohds and two others were Clarence Andrews' cour t economy, Muskle mingled Tuesday night. . with delegates oo the floor Forfeiting bonds were Uz Blaettnar, swimming Tracy, Chris Deemer , and did everything but say he f~~Jrm:~~m;~;~[~~~~~;;~;~~;~~~~~[~~;i[~~~~~[![;;~;;;~~~;m~m~m~~~~~~~~~~~~t~i~~~~~~~~~~~~~l;~~~~ij~~~~~;~~i~i~~~i;~jj~~~ili~i~i~i;~[_ti[~i~j~;~;~}ii;i;~;~;~i~~lit~;it~i;mj~[I~j~[t!i;;~[~;;1tt;!iii~~~;~;;;r;j~~~~i;j;;;;;~;i~;~~~~;~;~[~~t~~:r~;~~j~~~~mt~tl~~ Michael Salser, Racine, petty ·instructor at Middleport Tammy Theiss; Tracy would accept Ute second spot $150; Ronald Carr, Pool, aMounced that the first Hubbard, Veronica Provo; on the ticket. ~ti: larceny, Pomeroy, assured clear summer session in swimming beginners, Brent · Zirkle, distance, $3(1; Keith Phalin, Until a few years ago small· servers· charge is guided by the . after the even t. instruction was completed ·Roger Hubbard, Darin town America was rwnmage sale principle, "gil all you can while you The problem became so acute In Pomeroy, speeding, 125; Saturday;July 10. . Roush, Buddy White, Duane crazy. can." Meigs County that Tuesday Mayor William Iffiboden, Rutiand, UNIT CALLED Completing courses and the White, Janet Werry, Roger Needing money to do this or that Whatever the cause, in recent Herman Lllndon of Syracuse asked speeding. $25; Gene Hood, The Pomeroy . E·R squad course they were enrolled In Dlnkus, Bryan Woodyard, or almost anything, most finance years in small-town U.S.A. the that such signs be removed as they Middleport, speeding, $30; were, advanced swimmer, Dan Tripp, Alan Tripp, Darcy was summoned for Howard committees of most organizations privately staged and operated constitute a hazard to employes of William Williams, Mid· John Reibel;-swlmmers, Krls Hysell, Amy Louks, Aaron Noble, 78, of Hysell· Run at made the astoundjng. and original YARD SALE has been the result. utility firms who must climb poles to dleport, speeding, 12S ; 5:42 p.m. Tuesday. He ~as . Snowden, Cindy Crooks ; Parker and Regina EbUn. deduction that a rummage sale Custom is for neighbors to put · repair the damage done by the Ronald McCarty, Cheshire, Intermediates, Shelpa . Openings remain in classes taken to the Holzer Med1cal (with the ladies.always doing all the their unwanteds together, display season's electrical storms. failure to transfer IIUe. $50: Goradla, Bhavaya Goradia, for beginning, Intermediate, · Center. hard labor, if it chanced to be a them in an enterpreneur's yard, post Today Mayor Fred Hoffman of Paul Pullins , Middleport, Laura Skinner, Scott Skinner, and swiml])er lessons for men's group) was the surest way to signs on utility poles at t11e fol!f Middleport joined Mayor London . failure to comply , $50;· Bobby l.llrie t.Ww, April Parker, lessons beginning July 26. · TAKEN TO HOLZER make the needed dollars. . · points of the compass leading to the He issued the following statement : Searles, Rutland, speeding, Ken McCpllll'!lgh, Bryan $~ 0 ; Danny Russell, Zirkle, Jayne Hoeflich, Billie Pomeroy, speeding, $30 ; Jo Jordan, AIJcla VanMeter, ililili. !::il::: Walter Everett, Langsville, Nicky Rigga, Eric Gryzyka, Howard Wilson of 225 Pearl . :;:;~:; average weekend doing business out helpmeet Wday's rampagilig prices. eyesore in the community.'' ;:;:;:;: speeding, $25; and Donald Mary Hibbs, Todd Fife ; st. In Middleport. She was ~:m of the one,lime storeroom of an A sort of,cross between a flea The mayor went on to ask the ;:::::;: Russell , Mason , W. Va ., advanced begiMers, Sandy · taken to the Holzer Medical ;:;:;:;: unfortunate enterprise that long market and a rwnmage sale, the cooperation of residents in removing :;:;:;:i speeding, $30. Johnson, Terri Roush, Debbie LONG ISLAND, S. , C., Center. :i:i::;~ since had dropped out of the rat race YARD SALE already is well these signs after they· have served :;:;:;:; Fined were Lorinda Seth, Downie, Paul Roush, Jaye July 13- A Bri!lsb soldier, Pomeroy, improper. hacking, Rober,ta, Dillie Dugan, Denny William F1lconer, related $3(1 fine and costs, and Connie · WeLsh, JeaM!ei Welsh,.Steve the dire plight of the troops !::iii: ::::j::: Reid, Pomeroy, assault, 1200 stranded on the Island allfr SALE for private profit will un- :::::::: fine and coists. NOTREAJ.:.LY STOLEN . :;:;:;:; Ted and Josie · and Bobbie and land In the State of Maine. the American repulse of :;:;:;:; , Johnny and Susie worked well One result Is that rummage · derstahd that unless consideration is ;:;:;:;: The tape player reported the Enallsb aoaaall on ff enough. It brought money into a sales no longer produce funds for exercised In the matter of their signs ;:;:;:;: Cbarlestoa In June. He . stolen by Randy Moore, :~iiit Tuesday night ladles club, or the organizations. heavy government action Will have ::~t: Thunderetorms likely cited a diet.of ealt pork and Syracuse, was never stolen at ::;:::;: garden club, even a Rotary or Uons Another is that streets in small to be imposed. ' %;! ·tonight and Thuraday. Lows peu, laefl of shelter from all. Due to lack of ~om­ BUDGET COMING :~:~:~;: club from time to time. Obviously, towns are already cluttered with It even suggests tomorrow's §i::: tonight from 65 to 70; highs vlolenlstormt and million municatton It was thought The annual budget for 1976;:;:;:;: however, it did not fit the Y,"\RD SALE signs that have an· headline : ;:::::;: 'lburlllly 85to 90. Probability of mlllljulloes, "a greater stolen. The tape player is ;:;;::;; requirements of today'& free en· nounced an impending event, then 77 for the Village of Pomeroy "Ordinan ce passed banning :i:i:li hack in possession of its of rain 20 par cent today, 70 plague thaa there can be In will be presented to councU YARD SALE !" · :;:;';:; owner, according to the I:i:i terprise system which some ob· .left nailed to post, tree, or pole long per cent tonight and ··Thurs· Hell ltseH." .Monday night by VIllage family . day. ~~~~~f:~~~{;~;~~l;;;i;J;iJ~;~;l~~~~~1~~~l~~~~~~J~~t~~t~l;~;f~jf~~J~~j~~~~~m~~f:~~~~t~~1~~tH~~~~~~~~~;l~f:~trr;~itt~~tl~~~tr~~~~~~~~~~~tt~~tti~~t;~~~m~t~~~~~;~~ ~ ~ ~;~ ~;~~~;~~~~l~~~~~jt~~~;1~~~~~~~~t~~~~~;~t~tttt Clerk Jane Walton. • \ • CITY FOOT LONG FuLL REIGEL DAIRY DEPARTMFNT QIJC. MILK GAL. $149 .. H ump.hrey promised Democrat victory Bonds ·forfeited by 12 ~ FOR • i!hould~strqthened. ed • survey . m Shade basins CUBE STEAK ... Fer 39 Your · or ·Pis. to be expected to achieve great things If I'm succ~ ." Third ' sessloln and~::;·:::~~~~wae no man6atory control& "at thia lime." AntitruJI lawa Stonn damage MODEL 1417-1' We Feature French City USDA QIOic:e Beef Qls. - 12:00 recesses. JIMMY CARTER, ;,I'm not a great person, rut I want brougbtdownatleutto3perceat. Every 'WID.!,. IIlii able American ahould have an opportunity for a job. resem Sale Price . .$6495 . IN HOSPITAL . Dor9lhy Reynolds, Mid· dleport, is a patienf at Holzer Medical ~nter. For those who Wwt to send cards her room number IS 420. Rag. nominee. at y Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. Wed~esday, July 14, 1976 • Exc!uelve 8-way 0/a/-A·Nap®rug , height adjuatment , • Top filling dllf)oaable duet bag prevent• clqga, ~eepa auction strong • Edge Kleenar cleans that laattough Inch along ba1eboarda . GRAHAM CRACKERS..................... ~!.::49 NEW YORK (UP!) - Here ia the Democratic NaUonal Convention schedule for today (all :11mea p.m. EOO') : 8:00- Third se881oooper~~; Speeches by Mayor, Heriry Maier , Mllwa~kee,. chairman, Democratic MayOIJ' Olnference; Gov. Pblllp Noel of Rhnde llla!ld, past chatnnan, Democratic Governors' Conference; and Gov. Reubin Askew of Florida, chairman, Democratic Governors ' . Conference. 9:00- Nomlnatioo ·ofpresi· dentlal candidates and roll call. .II :30 ·- Chair announces • for ·caii SWl'I'CHI!2I CULVER CITY, Ca!U. (UP!) - Daniel Melnick resigned as senior vice president and worldwide head of Jl'oductlon of Metro Goldwyn Mayes- to becolne an Independent film prQducer with the oompany, MGM 811110U!1Ced Monday. Frank Roaenfelt, president and chief executive officer of MGM said Melnick's new duties would become effective about Oct. I and \hat no replacement for him had yet bel!n named. CANNING TIME BUY schedUle . By Untied Pre•sinternatlnnal ~ .. and NEW YORK (UPI) - The DemocraUc plalfarm at a glance: EaqtloJ!Qe• - '!be III*!IPloyment •rate lhould be Muskie ~News. . .zn Brzefsl • • wmtmg DEU~ACY . C<m'EKELL - In a coalition that carried railing receptlona In 10 cltleJ NEW YORK (UPI) - him through . 30 1t1te to pay primary debts a!ld Jimmy Carter, the Georgia pr!mariee; winning 19 ol convention expe~ees. peaDUt farmer-politician who· them ·. · with an 1nti·· "Thia convention is a ltumed party profeulanalll, Wuhlng!On meaaage which remarkable polll!cal wW i'ectlve the DemocraUc wooed aw~~O:~ ~1- clrCUIIIIIilnce," Carter 181d nomination for president lace vote · wiUtout Tue$day. "!'lever before in toniCht In the moat up ae t t IIi g m a in II n e the hl8tory o1 o!lr party .bas a -herm.onlous national Democrats. ·non-incumbent been able to ClliiV111Uoo Iince INt. Since wrapping up the lllll1lfl! success before ~ carter was cooaldered an nomlnlitlon wilh a big win In · convention met, and that'• a alume lonphot when be Ohio June $, Carter has great bYrden on my II1I10Uilced hil candidacy for . picked up the endorsementl shoulders, thla responlllbillty, theWhlteHouae470dayugo. of Wallace, Henry Jaclt110n, and it PQts oo me a greal lie put togelher ioog.-plin· · Morrll Udall and Otlcago sense of gratitude." tered facUons of the Mayor Richard J. Daley. He Carter told New Jeraey Democratic party - women has alao earned abOut IU delegates, "I'm not a great bllcluJ, labor and youth mllllGII on the road with fund· (CUitlnued oa page 2) Platfonn at a glance ~~~~,:~>:::::::::::::::;::~::~"'!''~::;;-;;;;;:,:::-;:::w-.<::::::::::::::::-.m:".-*'~ • .. . ~ ·= 14'12 ' ' ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY $1$ •• Conventi,on Carter to make ~story tonight IIJ (X)LUMBUS - THE DEPARTMENT 01 ~ Servlc:8 aak1 Monday lblt Cllllll'adort IMdblulinla partliln, of tile Slateho- hive cllta'1Dined lblt lbl I~ ~dq • .- - elf !ban apected. Wblt lllarlld out u • t!IS,I'II conlract with Gtneral Muonry OclntradGn, IDe., to aandbiNt and patdt tbe Cl1l'l!icu rl.lbe buildllll wQliQm Gilt to be a ...DI»ptoJectand Involve tile whole lltalldq, lncltidlnc the rotuada. . Tl1e lUte CU.trolllq Boud Mandlyappcoted i fl•,ooo utiNioli of Ule Marian CCIJIPIIQ'11 Clllllrlct abr tbe" Clllllrac:lcir dllccml'ld IDIII'IIftll" and lilt !ban Gil tbe oriCinal lid. One IIPI'Irepnan tot lbe Illata llid It would be bttwwt PJ,OOO 11111110,0110 ct.per to 10 ~head and do the work ilow beca- tbe cantrac:lcirwu "alnllb' Cll tbe job." In addiiiCII to the oomtcea, the oulllde walla, rotunda and till Doric colamnl suppcrting the roof wUllllo be aandblaltid and repalnd. FRENCH CITY PRIDE SALTINE · FIRESIDE lb. 99' v . _FOR SU'!"MER DESJ!RTS , • 1 material wl~ . (OiallinMd Gil 111111 10) REIGEL ~~B~M tliXAS WHITE IU c.- at an lnllr•IICIII bere, pollct r'I)CII'W 1Gda7. Pvllce llld two ........,., Ohio brothtra ba" btea plcbll up and a .,_.oW Youncatown 111111n1 held u King FRANK~l_N. c;~~DY Cc;>., ALAIAMA IIID m SPECIAL LOW PRICE Sat•urdoov 9to 9 Grown rt, YNtplowa, - fllllld lbot to dlallllall ...... ID en• We Gtod1y Accept Fed. FooofStomps .P"'""". Monday lhru Friday Homr~. (UPJ h·.JtrrrlM Jk!l• .... 1 Cookout 3 lb. LIBBY'S CORN........:..:.................... $2 29 BREEZE .......... ~·' ~~~~. 2 ~FR~CH $1 09" CRACKERS ......;.....................:....... ~:.~· HOTDOGS............':..... :~·....... · ·CIRCUS PEANUTS.........................~~~.'.·. 49 o•.69e HAM. SLICED TASTEE KEEBLER COOKIES ...................... ~.~... · BACON 5 , $1 z:.,,II()LOONA 1-lb. 1.591-lb., 1.59 1.49 JELL-0 ..:........................................... ::.~· I CRACKERS .........;..............................~:..49 VAUtt BEU. e BAll JARS 12 WHOLI; KI!RN.EL or, CRJ.AM sTYLE PHEBE'S STORE July 13-17 . Hlglrt Hestrveo To Lomll l.luanttties .I ~CK ASK TO WED A marriage license was Issued to Tony Stewart Milhoan, 19, Long Bottom, and Pamela ·Gay )l!ol· tingham, 18, iu. 3, Albany. Oblo News •• in ~Briefs HElRESS FINED CUERNAVACA, MQ!co · (UPI) ·. - Labor Mlnl8try olficials Monday fined Wool· worth heiress Barbara Huttoo fi)O for allegedly not ..ylng employes who run her hmury bouse at the nearby vlllqe or Jlutepec. Twenty · employes complained to the ministry last week they had not been paid for eight weeks. They .said their c(IJlblned wages Wtaled f6tO weekly. Local . people said lhe heiress had not visited the Japanesestyle house lor two years. FOODS FOR SUfflfflt~~ FRENCH STYLE OR. CUT and nephewl. Funeral .we. wW bs held Tlnnday at i pm. at Ewing Olepel with the Rev. Steve Wilson officiating. Burial wW be in Lelart Falll ~metery . Friends may call at. the funeral home alter 7 tilts evening. YOUNGSTOWN, First class completed : : : : Today it's the Yard Sale, tomorrow. • • :::~e;~~l~~;;: Dateline ·1776 . :i:f:e:r~~u~~ ::"·::?~~~I~ :~~ ~;~~~~v~~;iHi~;!~ ~i~!:~~~i~~~:~:~~~~=E :~~rs;~~e~o~~r~;i~~r~~~~g :~~ E~;:!f{o~r~:e~~~er~~:fr~~!~ ~::~~f:~:~~i~h~~~. ~:~AR~ Weather ~ • r .. � 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/. 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