https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/049d78601bd6479fdeb97d800b504077.pdf 8b1125b116fff60eb2692520f3b7274b PDF Text Text • ' ,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 .. �3- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .• Wedneaday, July 14, 1976 EXTENDED OtrrLOOK ReCreation Land rewarded ·again . . Friday tmaP Sodlty, cl~Mc:e ol 1bowen Frl!laY c~arged aDd Saturday, filr Suday. . HiCbJID the lOt alllllows ID • lbe lOs. up "' "" during May CLUB TO MEET The Syracuse-Mineraville Baseball Boosters wUl meet this evening at 8 p.m . at the Syracuse Municipal Bulildlng. ' N~tionals· · win Inventories 2- The OIUy Sentinel, Mlddleport.-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, July 14, 1976 WASliJNGTON (UP!) Buslneu lnvutorltt lncralal ft.t blllloa.ln llay !Gr the ~ lou IIIII 17 month&, the Commerc. Oepwtmalt laid today. 111e MtY IlK• .. or o.7per . cent wu nellfl1 double lhe 0.4 per cent rile of April, Tlie. weak April galnl falloftd slrGIIg tncreuel In the lint three moothl ol 1971 IIIII sugaeated to Commerce ~ that the economic recovery was ellinll. But the tnvenlllry plna In May returned to the lqb levels of the lint quarter, permit, available from. any Ohio ·Power Company 's mined land. Ohio Power Company office In 1964, Ohio Power built popular ReCreation Land or through the Ohio Division received another award and dedi cated Its first of Wildlife , to use the · yes~rday, this time from the parksttes, opening them up facilities . Fishermen and U. S. Department Qf the In· for public use. hunt..rs, of course, alSo need terior. Since that llf1\e : .. The department 's "Out- A total of 17 parksiles Ohio fishing or hunting PICNIC SOUGHT d u or 'R e c r e a t t o n and space for, 1,000 camping licenses. The U. S. Department of the lnterloc's "'Outdoor Recreattoo Achievement Award'' is The Middleport Amateur Last Jailuary the American Achievement Award " was units have been developed for presented to Ohio Power Company by Jdln D, Chefl1'. Accepting the award( center) is C. ~· Gardeners Club Mil hold Ita Jewish Committee presented HeUer, el:ecutlve vice president d. Ohio Power. At right is Walter 0. Smith, the company, s presented to the company in public use ; family picnic this evening at recogni tion of "outstanding - Some · 320 lakes were its lnsiltute of Human reclamaUoo supervilor. In the background is a ReCreatloo Land display In the company s · 6:30 at Forest Acres Park ('Onlributions to the developed and stocked with Relations Award to Ohio General Office at Canton. near Rutland. preservation · and en han· · various types of game fish Power in recognition of cement of Americals outdoor through the cooperation of ReCreation Land. Further; recreation heritage for ' the Ohio Division.of Wildlife ; the company's recreational IN HOSPITAL and future - Beaver, deer and facilities have earned present Edward J. Griffith of the · whldl TreuurY tlllpartmlnt gener ations." waterfowl have r-4turned to plaudits by a nwnber of Bashan area is a patient at analysts uld Wll the writers and Aecepting the certificate the once-desolate area in outdoor University Hospital , room forerunner of an lnwntory (Continued fmn page I) magazines. und an accompanying letter great numbers, 331 , Means Hall, <;olumbus.. "boom" that would boolt.the ReCreation Land is located perf!Oil, but I want to be economy's recovery from the· from Thomas S. Kl~epe , i\J1 estimated 200,Q00people expected to .achieve great within a two-hour drive of Secretary of the Inter.ior, was visit the area ann~ally to 19'14-'15 receiSion. C. A. Heller, Ohio Power's camp, hike, fish, hunt and . approximately 1.6-mtllion things If .I'm successful." · AT HOLZER NOW AU sectors of bualnell Carter's convention IIJis people. ex ecutive vice president. relax. . Eugene FiSher has been except ((I" autos and bul1dl.n& been marked by speculation Making the presentation at People need only a free transferred from Veterans • supplies shared In the over his choice of '8 running the company's Canton Memorial Hospital to Holzer Inventory gains of May, mate - the list is now . headquarters was John D. Medic~l Center. O:rc:ellld...id the fl.9 reoorted at six U.S. Senators Cherry, director of the with possibly two in a favorite lillian ~ In May· wu department's Bureau of posiiioo-indbyanabsence WILMINGTON, Ohio shy Czech with the ciOieiy-<:ut the largest since a f4 bUIIOI1 Outdoor Recreation 's Lake of the violence that.. · has ( UPI ) _ Not many people blond hair and neatly and booting field goala out tO gatn 1n December, 19'14. n Central Regional Office. occurred the last two tbnes know much about the newest trbnmed mustache admits. · 47yards. One 56 yard attempt was the fifth conaecutlve In his Jetter to Heller, the Democrats met In Miami Qncinnati Bengal hopeful. "1 am 32 years.old and -.u.e, hit the crossbar. month that Inventories Kleooc v.Tote : and Orlcago. E ~·te •t It's going to be tough t() beat But Roder lroke the little "Development of your Seven people were fined, only; Michael Smith, Mid· Beach Increased. ..___ and Udall, who ......venhere '"" l'OO!ilil\8 wasn ........,., he as r~ out Bahr, but I can try. I can toe on hla left loot In 1975 and Inventories are . aqods company's ReCreation Land three others forfeited bonds, dleport , destruction of apJa · " " . '""" ' tly overlooked Carter ~ • w w '~ ... ooly tell myself, 'Kick good the.Bears cut him, too late to ready for sale. Bullnesaes "'"'·'·an·a 1think " offered area · is · an outstanding and one received a suspended prope. rty, $10 and costs, also · ,... -· • $10 and costs ; un til he won the Iowa caucus th "'"" roomt'e • and you'll he on the team.'" catch 011 with another NFL Increase their Inventories example of'howprivate lands sentence ih Middleport .loiterin•, • and New u-~~·"prbnary e · ·-nd..--bruary' 1 He was wrong. Roder began playing team. He hasJIOW.signedas a when they have reuonable c~n be managed to provide Mayor Fred Hoffman's court Patrick Allen Mills, Mid· dleport, disturbing the peace, in January a Fe · • a • · Mirro Roder is from soccer In his native Prague, free agent with the Bengals. belief that goods 'lrill be .,]d. recreational benefits to the . Tuesday night. . $5andc~sts; Richard Helton, tacked him bitterly In · the Czechoslovalda. CzeChoslovakia, when be was "If I don, make It, I'll try public. Your company 's Fined were Patrick Allen Mateo, Calif., passed on' ·urbAn northern districts. And that' th . 1y eight years old. He became another team or go back to e!forts are exemplary and Mills, Middleport, unlawfully Now, Jackso.n has released s not e. on double yellow tine, $10 fine thin• that sets Roder aparl· good enough to make the Orlcago and be a brick deserving of public · parked motor vehicle, costs his delegates to carter and from ~... · and costs; Fred Miller , most of hla teammates. CZech Army and Natiooal mason," he says. "But I recognition. This award is in Pomeroy, parked "on Udallplanstotossinhl.avotes . Atage32heisquiteabit Soccer Teams ("Not called won't go back to recognition of your comHONORS EARNED . sidewalk, costs only; Daniel after his name Is formally put ld th t ·• h' professionalteams,butlwas Czechoslovakia (a pan y's sig nificant conIn nominatim ton'""t. o er an mos ,.. 1s Bro. w neller COLUMBUS - Oblo State Bryan Righter of Vienna, W. Wallace, whocn beat training camp comrades and paid a lull salary," . he Ccmmunlst country). It was tributions to outdoor University has lasued its Va., squealing tires, $10 and in Florida and North Carolina beq a new free agent makes acknowledges) and toured easy for ~ to get out in 1969, recreation .'' honor roll for the spring costs and Bill Reeves, no ...,_ irtual stranger here America three times between but no way for me to get in ·Cherry pointed out that the dies in Deshler to establish his frootrunner '"'" a v · 1!184 and 1966. quarter, listing names of and out now. addl:ess, disor!lerly manner, siatus and end the And finally, Roder is award is the highest He came to America a "Besides, I like America. undergraduate students who Mildred Eblin Browneller , 30 days, suspended. Alabaman.'s nati011al career, different because, at this recog nition made by the Forfeiting bonds were pom " t --'--'y ~·~·be's fourth tbne on his own !n 1969 My two .children are achieved high academic . Department of the Interior ti:t. ol Deshler, Ohio, daughter threw his ...,.... _......,.. to Cal'l.er g ;nato • """"" '"'~ ~ . Lonnie Hutchinson , re~Ain a Bengal andneverwentbackhocne . . American citizens and I wtU averages for that period. specifically for outdoor of the late Waite( and Minnie immedl.ately after the Obio 0 -... .....,.. He had friends in (lllcago, be in November. I'm very Those honored received an · · Eblin, formerly of Pomeroy, Gallipolis. passed on double wtn _ which also brought 011 much longer. recreation achievement. average of at least 3.5 and yellow line, $2$ bond; Unda Daley's bnportant backing. The current odds are that where be played amateur happy here." Cherry added that "Ohio died Monday. Roder would like to .be were enrolled lor at least 12 She is survived by her Darnell, Pomeroy. running a Carter has for weeks MirrO Roder soon . wtU be aoccer a couple of years. Power's voluntary efforts to credit hours. Listed were . "Then in 1972 the Chicago happy 011 the Bengal.a. down his back In Orlcago wcrting as a provide a variety of quaUty husband, Floyd; two sisters, red light, $25 bond ; Kenneth played "Right now, aU I can do is Christine Robinaon, 205 Park recreation opportunities on Thelma, Tiffin, and Shirley, H. Romine, Rutland, running " frontrunner" status, brick mason • wbich what Bears had try out at Solider Field," recalls Roder . knock on wood," 'be said, St., Middleport ; William D. tls mined land is an e1ceUent Fostoria; two brothers, a stop sign , $2$ bond. Tom shnigging oil polls that show he was doing last week. "There were 280 guys there,- reaching back over hla head ·Swisher, 571 Grant St., McCloud was foUIId guilty in him leading President Ford Roder is a P. . l aoekiclter and example of the public service Hernon and Dake, both of 60 of them placekickers. I and tapping hla d<rmltory Middleport ; Joseph which utility companies C!UI Findlay; a daughter, ~Ia, county court of possession ol and Ronald ReA•An. He told the problem is ilit ooe of the Rllsenbaum, 295 Wright St., mariJ'uana and fined $ . 100 and ..,... B 1 • much ~eralded went, and the Bears picked room bed frame . pr ovi de America's and a son, Larry, both of the New Jersey delegates in enga s "'' Pomeroy, and Vicki Sue me." But the bed frame was recreationists. Ohio Power Deshler. costs. his only publi.c outing rookies is <luis Bahr from Spencer (all · If), RD 3, Roder was the Bears • metal. Company can be justly proud Funeral services will be Tuesday .that despite the Penn State, also a placekicker In '72, '73 and ;74, And Chris Bahr is on hla Pomeroy. held at the only funeral home of its achievements." · s·e rious Ford-Reagan placekicker. not missing an exira point way. ''111is area, IJWTOunded by in Deshler on Friday at I p.m. rift now • "The '• sepEven though Babr is at the U1e company's coal~tnlng Burial will be in Oak Lawn aration or . dhdsion College All..Star camp and ' IJ>' activities,' demonStrateS that Cemetery. that now splits tbe won't report ·. here for two . . a non-renewable resource Republican Party is going to . ,.eets, Bengals ooaches have I I can be utilized for the benefit be rapidly healed." done nothing but. rave about ' . rf the present generation "The Repo.blicans," he ex- their new-found placekicker. 001 02Z-5 5 1 Norton, Dean Staats, and plained, "are a party of Bahr, that is, not Roder. The Middleport Braves H while protecting the environClinton Bradley, each with a (Continued frCin pqe I) strong, infiuential apecilllStill Mlrro Roder is here played the Harrisonville ment and providing for Interest. gronn•, and it's to · and will not leave Wllil be is Bobcats Monday evening at In Utile League action last single. recreation needs of the Vietnam ultimately polloned 328 125-21 23 2 ,... thole told to go. He would like to Middleport with the Braves Saturday at Chester, the II the whole body politic d. future," Cherry said. I 205 100- 8 7 3 Vetei'UII Memorial Hoopital their advantage to heal declare he's confident of coming away with their 17th Chester II team romped to an The company's ReCreation . Amerl~a. 80 will the ADMISSIONS Esta wounds and protect their but be too str · ht · b of a. easy 21-3 wiiJ over Chester I. Ritchie, Wolfe, Ridenour· , the team, 8lg wm Ya score ...... Land covers some 35,000 C011tinued lou of lncocne and Albert Prtvl.leged status m· the making and J .· Newell. Werry, Roberts, Pomeroy; has heard bout Ballr mne · Da Demo k tarted for Charlie Ritchie, Dftvid Wolfe, acres tn Noble, Morgan , the failure to pmlde jcibl for ·c and social and a • ve s ey s economl t th G Buckley, Taylor and Me· Ooro Y rea • th Bra es and got t·wo str"·e and .J ohn Ridenour combined Guernsey ' and Muskingwn a minority of our people Ty1f!1;, .political life of this country." years younger. · e v "' ood . "It's hard to SI!Y what my outs, but gave way to Terry for the winners to strike out Clure . ultimately sap our strength house, Racine; Clyde Gaus of counties. Rutland ; Deborah Burke, "We have a g ~ chances are," the 801Ilewhal Wayland in the secon«<. seven and walk 16, but they and the spirit of our people. Surface mining of the land to. win fall, '"'ftO," but it way 1an d strue k out mne ' gave up only seven hits. "After eight years of J.ong Bottom. . y this --'a-for coal, use!\ in the Ra1Ph oertalnl S R DISCHA GE .· '"" · .._ Bobcats walking eight and Wolfe and Newell had a freezes and fatmre: genera tion of electricity, Ours, Mary Kiser, Dorothy said carter. "We're .going to · two-day-<~ld convention. hittmg ' ;ne hatter Oemosltey triple each while Ritchie, JHII"" J UlffiHfl. began in the early 19t09. The of start-ups and slow-dbwns, Rea, Charles llilton, Richard · have a tough political battle .DIYOI'ID TO 7NI Hours earlier, however, In · · · WIIBJJ Of' · B h our hands." one of hiS . few public •n.. allowed two hils gnd Wayland Newell, and Terry Sayre each cumpany began planting tree of high prices and fewer Jobs, ·Fin k, Mamte 00 uc anan , ..., ked d bl "'- t aised MIIGIJ-MASOH AliA we are still being asked for seedlings predating Samuel Pickens, Pamela The third session to pearances outside hla Hotel allowed five ,runs on three soc a ou e. wa r CHISm L JANM'HM.I. l•w.U. nominate Carter for the Americana headquarters hits. Wayland got in a little the winners' record to 5-4 rt'C !amation laws - In 1946 'just a little moce time and Hlnkl e. !rouble m · the bottom of the while the losing hosts IIOIIIrr HOUUCH and, since that tbne, has patience.' presidency starta at B p.m . since the convention began, Cl'rltlltw _ "Well, we've had enough of EDT today. Carter warned fellow sixth with two out and two on, dropped to ~. planted more than 3$-millton ,_II..... IIMIIIy •• _,. S.tvr411y ~ Jeff Wayland came on to put Other hitters for ,Chester II The c:Mtlo V.tley ........... c-.-,, seedlings on mined and un· this defeatism." The Democrats gave a Democrats it would be a . ......,..,, OfM ...... PLEASANTVAIJ.EY ,. . . t k. to un . out the fire . were Nickey Leonard, Jbn HI Cowt II,. OHice ,..__ Ht.Jl... Discharges : Teresa warm recep tion to George senous m1s a e - . Willie Donahue ,hurled for Newell, and Rogie Gaul with .htl,.•n .,.,...,,..... ....117. Caynor, Arnold Bush, Mrs. McGovern, who led them deresUmate the challenge of the Bobcats, striking out nine three singles each, Wolfe and leceft4 ca.. ,.,... ,.w .. Hiram Potter, Bessie Edsell, down to disaster In 11172. They our opposition ... a serious and walking six. Getting hila Les Gainer with two each, ......,..y. Ohlo. ~ Rllbert Darat, Mrs. Rllbert were less charitable to ml.atake to be overconfident." for the losers were DOnahue and Newell, Ridenour, Rit· Ww4 • lkiHith c j If , We., .... (Continued from Pill• 1) Dh •• " ' Thlr4 The governor was ' th t · 1 T Haning chle, Sayre, and Lee Ann tlflelll ..-4 Johnson, Carletta Park , Muskie.· But it was Minnesota's 65described as spendin8 much WI wo Sll18 es, · a """ Nltwtorlt, N.Y. 1.17. there lihould be no constltutiooal amendnlent to ban Carolyn to!c9UUoCh , Phyllis I'll~ hll,..,.. ~ . ear-<~ld Fiumphrev, the ofhl.apn'vatetbne .wrtting·the triple, and L. Cotterill and S. Gaul each got one hit. aborlloo. Sines, aU Point Pleasant; Y ' Haru'ng each ··'th a single For th.e losers, Eddie aN', .., ....,. .......... 71 - · · ,., • Braves, '" the heavy· Werry, Bryce Buckley, and · Sebool aid- The party wtU search for 11 C011811tuti011ally Mrs. Willian\ Roush, "Happy Warrior" of 1968 and acceptance speech andf For the ----~........................ o... ........ 1 0 acceptable WI)' to give aid to non-public schools. bat was Tim Justis who went Virgil Taylor teamed to fan .u,. ., •!I "'Ohio .tMI w. v...0. daughter, Letart; Bessie 1972 and the longUme darting pondering his ist , 11a11q - Bualng ''remains a judicial tool d. last ~- 122M: Ill IMftttll, t11.Jtr 1'htH Fielder. Henderson : Perry of Democratic liberal.a, who prospective vice presidential four (or four, Demoskey with six and walk sll, but they .............. lt.ewtr-. ..... .,..,: resort," There llhould be no c011Stltutional lillelldment 23 ba hits K lth lla IMftthl m .Jif Landers, Pomeroy; Mrs. brought the delegates to their runninR mates. ""'- ........_.,.... with a mighty roar • His aides said he would a lrlple and single, and gave up se . e outlaWing busing. lvl..crlpthlw price '"'..,.. ....,. Gary Sellers, Racine ; feet Tuesday ni•ht. make a decision late today chipping in with singles were Brogan and Taylor got a TlfnH.I...IIMI. 0.. - "Saturday night specials" should be banned. Geneva Shaver, Gallipolis; "'' Earl Wme ' s Jun ' Boyer Jeff double each while the hitting · It was the biggest, noisiest and notify each of the six • Dave Reuter • . was rounded out by Scott L-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. There lihould be a federaJ.etate elfort to better control the Everett Burns, Farmersville, Door demonstration of the finalists by telephone. Wayland, and manufacture, asaembly, dlstrlbutioo and po•nsloo of o. M 100 430-8 10 1 'Trussell, Buckley, Todd Roder, newest Bengal, from Czechoslovakia Carter to seven fined by mayor in Middleport Mrs. Mr a IS. n· OSPIT'AL ·. Humphrey . in the little leagues~ NEWS S . hade ; xma-. l. B .. Platfonn at a ......,.., .....,,.... hi....., - ...... ....i',,•• .... handguns. MEAT BUYS ' •, ·LEMONS .. FRENCH CITY LIVER LB. PUDDING PORK SAUSAGE LB. PORK SHOULDER $ LB. DOZEN c • ORANGES 69e · 4 BANANAS LB. CALIFORNIA .19~ LB. BAG 79~ HAWAIIAN PUNCH (RED) . 46 oz. ' COUPON 14 oz. JAI DISPOSABLE DIAPERS EXTRA ABSORBENT DAYTIME 24 COUNT $198 49~ -- MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE .. IMGE KIMBIES '2" FROZEN CHICKEN IN BASKET 2 LB. $}99 ... again, 7-1 an Ulat we deserved to bring ByTONYWQOD seven." i>HILAoEi.PmA (UPI) Rose sparked a two-run, Pete Rose believes the f!rst-innlnj ral)y by leading National and Aii\erlcan oil with a tine single oil League All..stara are eQUfl flamboyant Mark Fldrych, f<r lllarters but the equality the Detroit Tigers' rookie endil around the fifth Inning. · "1 think we have far more tagged . With the Joas. Rose depth," the Cincinnati Reds came home on Steve third buemln said after Garvey's triple and Garvey belplng the Natlooal League IJCOfed one out later 011 a · to a 7-1 win Tuesday night ground out by the Reds' befoce 83,9'14 fans, Including George Foster. Fosler padded the margin President F<rd, foc Its 13th In the thlrd Inning by belting vlct.x'y In the last It AU..Star a towering, two-run homer oil ......,gaiJiell. "When · you put th~ CaUisll Hunter, following a substitutes In, we're In better single by teammate Joe Mor. . . shape," said · Rose, who gan . "The main thing I was picked up two hill! and scored the game's first ryn. "It · trying . to do was get seems like when we put our aggressive at the plate," said second team in, we didn't lose Foster, the game's Most Valuable Player. "The last anything.'' Cincinnati Manager Sparky week oc so, I haven't been Andenon, who piloted the aggressive. I haven't been to keep my Nat!ooal stars, doesn't quite able concentration." agree . Starter Randy Jones, who "I think the players are about equal," Ander80n said. picked up tbe win, shut out "I don't think you could lind the Arrierlcan Leaguers lor any An:star player that .three Innings. The San Diego couldn 'i play In either Padres' slow -balling southpaw yielded ooly a lead·. league." · · "I can't tell you the answer oil single to Roo LeFlore and simply because I don't know a walk to George ·Brett In the the answer," said American first. ·:yeh, I was really tense," League Manager Darrell Johson when asked why the· said Jones, who leads the National League keeps · majors In wins with 16. "Really nervous when I first Winning. went out there." A large part of the reason He said, however, that for the National League · after the walk to Brett be victory Tuesday night was settled down. . the Cincinnati contingent, The American Leaguers even tholigh the most of the didn't get on the board until crowd watching the game at the P!liUies' Veteran Stadium the Boston Red Sox' Fred !lldn't agree that aU the Reds Lynn hammered a Tom Seaver pitch over the right deserved to be there. · 'Rose and catcher Johnny field wall In the fourth for the Bench were booed roundly by team's only run of the game. The National League put the fans, who believed that the game out of reach with the Phillles' Mike Schmidt three runs in the eighth, should have started at third highlighted by Cesar and Bob Boone at catcher. "We (Cinclnhatl) brought Cedeno's two~un homer oil seven players," Anderson Frank Tanana. said, "and I think we showed ·Giants; l!~d& .; · ' in quarter finals with president . ' · ByEDMcFALL PIDLAOELPIDA (UPI) George Foster, the AU..Star game's Most Valuable Player, stayed overtbne In an interview room Tues4ay night, patiently answering questioos asking why the National League dominates the midseason event, having won 13 of the last 14 games. And, although he was taken out in the fifth Inning, Rusty Staub of the Detroit Tigers was still In the locker room after the All-Star game, patiently answering questions asking why the $129 'Prices EfllciM . 'ThursdiJ thru SundiJ g~mes.l,. came ~""' ................... .. ,......... ...... .. PARK RESERVED SATURDAY· JULY 17th • FOR • NUAL SUMMER OUTINGrt OF ATOMIC CORP. CAMDEN PARK iJ. S. 60 WEST . HUNTINGTON CLOSED E lff! v ' ·· ~DAY EXCEPT LABOR DAY - ... ' Moore's Service Center QUALITY BRAKE SHOES Lined with Bendix Long Wear Lining INSTALLED ON2 Wheels ONLY SAVE OVER ~~ 00 . . ·------11!11------I:IEAVY ·. DUTY WEATHER DRUM TURNING J BIG PISTON , ALL . SHOCK ·ABSORBERS INSTALLED . 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The Reds ' Sparky Anderson, the winning manager , was equally enlightened. "I think the leagues are about equal," he said. "l think the leagues both have equal players. I dQn't think you could find an All..Star player who couldn't play In . either league." iu\ Olympic flag .and use the was neatlng its caiiltcity or· By MIKE-RABUN_ Olympic anthem ;" said 10,000:' UPI Sports Writer The liJO.rnember French MONTREAL (UP!) - Ath- Killanln after .the first day of letes from the Republic of the 78th session of the annual team arrived after a four.China, used as pawns in a IOC Congress. "The Taiwan hour ;uperson ic flight aboard political chess match that for ChineSe are now considering the Concorde, during wbich they feasted on pate de foie by John Blackburn and one a brief tbne threatened the this. "The door we thought had gras and cavier. And by Daniel Spencer. mammoth gathering of the been slammed shut has been Princess Anne, a member of New Haven plated four world's sporting nations, reopened ." the British equestrian team, runs in the sixth inning for a apparently will compete In Canadian officials had flew In with her tearrunates come-fr.oin:behind, 9-8 win the Olympics aftef all. refused to allow Taiwanese and immediately joined them over the Kiwanis . The rally But if they will do, they will featured a homer by T. take part as an anonymous athletes compete under the in a bus trip to the village. New Zealand's John Haymaker, singles by D. gro\IP - representatives of a name of "Republic of China ," because of its diplomatic ties Walker, world · one-mile Sisk, J . Hayes, two walks and country with no name, to Peking arid the IOC surrena double by K. Weaver. Following three days of S. Utchfield also chipped in · active negotiating by United dered to that stand · last with a home run ' and States Olympic Committee Sunday . Prime Minister Pierre TruHaymaker had two· other President Phil Krumm, the deau said he hoped the singles. Taiwanese were expected to Taiwanese would concede to The Kiwanis t..am\Scored announce today they would take part. four big runs in the fourth for march in Saturday 's opening "We'd love the Taiwanese what appeared to wrap up the ceremonies behind an victory. Pacing the Klwanis Olympic flag and use the to cmne/' Trudeau said in squad were G. Marcum, a Olympic anthem should any HaiUax, N.S., where he had double and single; Rainey, a of its 42 competitors win a · ·gone to greet Queen Elizabeth on her arrival In triple; Porter, two singles; gold medal. . Special models, special values! (iJindtff and Barnette, 8' Indications of a change in the country. "I'm sure they'll . he heartily welcomed. I'd . MMtl AWl Oiol on 5,800 6TU~ of Talwa'n's policy came single each. wholeheartedly want to see coolii'IG powtr or d iol in o brtolh ol Tonight, the Gallipolis Red Moriday night In a news therrt." · .~ lrtlh oj, ' ...~ 1hi• ·~iol F11vidoirt Sox will battle Point confe rence featuring d idin'il or cowMen! window modtl. It fill Anoth er political · in window1a1 norro:.. 01 \ 511. " : litl lofol Pleasant 's Peoples Bank and lnternation~l Olymp ic controversy, the pos,sible room co~r~ l o rl .nto room1 01 brv O\ 190 the Middleport Braves meet Committee President Lord mass withdra;yal of African ' I 1~ 210 1q tf (chart) oflnd It con Killanin. Raccoon Valley. •tmOYt vp to 4.5 prnfl of moi1ture t¥.tr~ countries from the games, "The Canadians have 2• kou rt to r..l p add total comfort to yovr room tn .,;r onmer~t. With itt low · agreed to allow a Taiwanese still had to run its cilurse. omptrae• dt1t9r1, it cor~ thor• o I, . delegation to march behind Vague, unorga nized threats amp. clrc'llit wht r~ elt< tricol codet Pt.r· have made by several m•• African nations to go home S219.9S because New Zealand is comthe 6,600-yard Springfield A5·6l. A>BM peting. New· Zealand is the SK6t .... ~, ....... Country Club. ~ •s. Jit total room comlort into _~.~ 01 r>orrow 01 1S1t. " with thit In second place with 18 hole Sylvania, Ludwig ·Schenk of target of black Africa's wrath ,..~ ,...., , tpt ciol 7,SOO.!TU Frieido•rt 1i1dir>g and scores of 70 were Parldel Mansfield and Glenn Apple of because it recently sent a ~. B.c.ou\1 thty' rt ut•c. cate,.m window' room oir co nd i11oi1tr , rugby te&m on a tour of South Savlc of Colwnbus and Ron Olmstead. · n<JHO• , tliclin; ond coMment ,..il'l · .Amount one! ' Inti of cooli~, t¥tl\ 0 At par were Clark Smith of Africa . · do• I poll •ptc•al problem\, .01ily , br~th o l fr.1h oit , <Jrl 01 eo1y 19 911 ot Sanker of Lorain. W)lved by two fr io ldolr t ~oom ,..,, the twit!' of a dial. Ar~d ,\ ofltn ,4 · woy In the eastern section of Oeiendtng champion Rick Delaware, . Louis Moore of Con diliontu . like the l!or~do rd a ir flow COIIIrot. ~ Wyoming al)d Dave town, the Olympic Village · Jones of Youngstown was cabintl modtlt , f+l•y tl lp into pion ' Hiusovsky of Warren. among the Sll. golf~rs at oneeat ily becoulll ftle y' r1 compact 011i::l $24UI The top · 60 golfers alter ' •etttw.igM · under par 71. Bunched With him were Jeff Goettman of today's rowlll will return for Chillicothe Springfield, Bffi Bossard of. the final two rounds Akf011, Denny Spencer of Thursday and Friday. to host meet Open 9til.7' Sun. 10 to It , ' Taiwan to take part m a 2% MILK GALLON .. National League dominates the midseason event. "I feel the National League is much better," said Foster, a Cincinnati Reds' ouUielder. "I feel the players are better In our league. But the American League Is progressing. They're getting better all the Ume." "We have the speed, the power, the same as they do," Staub said. "I think the National League has a bit more heat. We have maybe a little more breaking balls." The Boston Red Sox • Darrell Johnson, the losing • • 10 PIECES BROUGHION'S PmLADELPillA (UPI) -Everybody looks at I baU game differently. Jerry Ford, the Presldent; tooks for what he enjays most, the teamwork. . He was always that kind of player In college, never an lndlvidualisl, 80 what he !IPPreclated rilOII Tuesday night, sitting here with 63,974 others and watching the National League All-Stars making It five In a row and 13 out of the last 14, was the way Spatky Anderson and seven ·members of the W!ll"ld chan'lploo Cincinnati Reds aU had a hand In the 7·1 victory over the American J..ague. That's the kind of teamw(J"k Jerry Ford goes for, and keeps coostantly talking about to his own aides. , .. I.,lke Pete Rose pretending this WIIS the.Wocld Series and not simply another AU-Star game, by salling through the air like one of the flying Wallendas and sliding head first Into thlrd base with a double he stretched into a triple leading off the fifth Inning. Or like Rose's teammate, George Foster, hanging In there against Catfish Hunter two Innings before that and cracking a tw1H11il hamer over the left centerfield fence. . Pete Rose, naturally, sees the hall game differently than Jerry Ford. He sees George Foster as MVP. , Not just the All-Star MVP which the Re(ls' 27-year'<lld left· fielder was chosen as, iulyway, but as MVP in the National • League this year. . . So far, Foster leada the league with 72 RBls and is third In home runs with 17. His .327 batting average also has him ~among the league leaders. " If lie keeps it up, he should be MVP," Rose said following the Natlooal Leaguers' win at Veterans Stadium Tuesday night. "You always have to go with the guy With the home runs and RBis. Who'sany better than Foster? If you~ to pick the MVPtoday, whocould)'ouptck over him? Nobody!" George Foster geta Danny Ozark's vote, too. Danny O~rk manages t.he PhllUes and he sees a ball game his own way al!lo. His phtl.a lead the National League East by 10 games and figure tv go against the Reds, who lead the western division by 9'h, In !he playoffs two month~ from now. . Ozark, one of the National League coacheS" Tuesday mght, Seven Reds' players were couldn't help looking ahead to that showdown for the Natiooal selected for the All-Star League pennant seeing Foster knock In three of the winners• game, and five of them were rwlS . . In the starting lineup. Six of "Did you see how he jumped on that ball?" said the Phtllies' them got hits, including manager, talldng about Foster's third-Inning homer, which Foster, who had a two-run actually wrapped up the game for the Natimal League long homer and three runs batted before Houston's Cesar Cedeno contributed a two-run homer of ln. his own oil Frank Tanana of the Angela In Uieeighth. It was left to Fred Lynn, "We're not going to strike hbn out with the pitchers we have who accounted for the oo our staff," said OZark, thinking about those playoff games Ainerican League's ooly run with the Reds some more. "We don't have that kind of power with a fourth~nning homer, pltchlllg on our Club. We're just gonna have to move the ball to give the most succinct ·around on him . Catfish got that hall right Into hla wheelhouse, a nswer to the nagging and you can't do that wlth Foster ." question . Spark Anderson guarantees you can't. . "They executed, we "He's 80 quick with the hat from the point where he begins didn't," the Boston Red Sox releasing his hands to the point where he meets the ball, be ouUielder said. reminds me of Hank Aaron," said the Reds' manager. "He's the quickest In the league.'' Pete Rllse says the same thing. "Nobody hits the ball harder than Foster does," said Rose. "He hits It harder than anyone In baseball." "Harder than nave Kingman?" someone wanted to know. "Hardef 'than anyooe,". Rpse repeated. "I'm not saying farther,"oo!y harder. Kingman can hit 'em out of Yellowstone . .· record holder and favorite to Park." Not Tuesday night here, he couldn't. The Mets' lumbering win the 1,500-ineter gold to bat twice, swung at every one of four medal, said he was distressed right-fielder pitches thrown hbn by Mark Fldrych of the Tige~s and Catfish by the decisioo of Tanzania to Hunter and made coo tact with only one. He didn't even get it withdraw from the games. past first base. That means Filbert Bay!, holder of the 1,500-meter record, will not face Walker in the classic rtJMing event. "The games are the ultimate thing," said Walker. "I'm very disappointed. · I think millions of people around the world would have liked, to see our clash ." . Use our expert installation service or all our parts available ill carry out prices. Foster says NL better Two share Ohio lead SPRINGFIELD, Oh io Ohio State (UPI) University golfer Craig · Carson and Taylor Metcalf of Cincinnati !Ired a three-under par 69 Tuesday In the opening ·rowlll of the 70th annual Qhlo · Amateur Golf tournament. They held a ooe-&troke lead going Into today 's second toWid aa13golfers In the (leld of 2&2 fired par 72 or better 011 Sport Parad~ ) ' By FRED MeMANE In the clubhouse bebe the PHII,ADELPffiA (UPI) - game and showed f(J"d the Befoce ·a Veleralll Stadium b&lting form, w~ich got him record crowd of 63,974 - 72 RB!a this year. Foster third largest to watch All· IJC(J"ed Steve Garvey of the Star Game - the National Dodgers i rom third base with J..ague woo Its fifth straight an Infield out In the first encounter Tueaday night by Inning, Garvey's triple had · PlfiLADELPmA ( UPll - Mark "The Bird" Fidrych got a trouncing th' Atnertcan scored Cincinnati 's Pete- ·chance to meetPresldentFord before Tuesday night's All..Stsr J..ague, 7·1. Rose. Game but seemed more interested In talking }Vith f(J"d's son, ·' It marked the Natlonal In the thlrd Foater hit a Jack. · J..ague's 13th vicllx'y In the two-run homer off Catfish ·The President wished Fldrych well in the game. The young last 14 years, Increasing their Hwlter of the New York hurler, who is famous for talking to the baseball and doing a overall lead In the series, 2S- Yankees, the loser.. modlfiedfrugonthemound,thenleanedclosetoFordand,lna 18-1. The NL .added three extra soft voice BSked, "Old you call me?". Cincinnati's George FCllller runs In the eighth off Callfor"Yes," said the President. Ford said he had ph9ned Fldrych drove In three runa With a nta·~ Frank Tanana oli a . when the pitcher was In Baltbnore recently Qllt Ftdrych was twc#unhomerlnthethlrdand single by Cincinnati's Ken not In his hotel to tak. the call. an ·Infield sacrifice In the Griffey and a two~un homer '"l'llank God!" Fldrych said·. "I thought ·some player was first. by Houstoo 's Cesar Cedeno. trying to deke me." That would have been Jones, With a 16-3 woo-lost- . Afellow ballplayer, asked to ddine "deke," said, "It Ia Bird enough foc the winners as record, started and got credit talk, It's better not. to ask." The word Ia a collegiate term for Randy Jooes, who has wml6 for the wtn by pitching three spoofln~~: someone. games for the San Diego scoreless liuungs, giving up After autv~aphln~ an A!l..Star baseball for Fldrych, Ford Padres, Tom Seaver of the two hits and a walk. patted )Ibn on the shoulder and was about to move on when New York Mets, San After Lym•s homer, the AL Fl<irych asked ll he could see Jack Ford, who accompanied the Francl.!co's John Mootefus- · was able to get only one President. co, Rick Rhoden . of Los runner as far as second base. Asked if heknew the President'sson, the Bird shook hla head Angeles and Ken Forsch of and said, "No, I don't know Jack. But I want to meet him so I Houston, held the AL to 'live All· Star Result · can ask hbnhow it is with Chris Evert." hits.' Unlted Pr eu I nternational Evert, one of the nation'S lead'"" women tennis players,.has A.merl clln ult!l The mly bright spot for the ooo 100 ooo- 1 s o had several dates with the President's son. American League was .In the National 101 ooo OJ• - ' 1o o Fldrych spotted Jack across the dressing room and stepped fourth Inning when Fred 15 j, 1 ~r,vn".h~aH~~~ ~!~dl 3~.~~~~~ to his side. The two yourg men talked. Jack nodded. The Bird LyM of Boatoo, the ALMost F isk IS): J ones , Seaver ( 4I, grinned, leaped away, smacked a fist Into hiS pitcher's glove, Valuable Player and Rookie Mon lelusco 161. Rhoden <8 I· and shouted, "I've been invited to the White House." Fors-ch (9 ) a nd Benc h . Boon e o£ the Year last year, 151. WP - Jones . LP Later, the President's son told reporters that he also had homered oil Seaver. F idry ch. H Rs - Nat ional. agreed to try to arrange a date wi.th Miss Evert for Fidrych, Foster met President Ford .Lynn Fosler. , Ce deno : Amer ican , "Yountightsayit'sfortheBird,1'hesaldwithasmile. 'Bird' chats Reds shine • • m V!Ctory Powell's Giants and New Haven's Reds advanced to the quarter finals of the 18th Annual Kyger Creek Little League Tournament Tuesday night . The Giants ousted Vinton's Dodgers, 13,0 while New Hoven's Reds edged Point Pleas~nt Kiwanis, 9-3. Eight teams of the original 21 remain alive. Powell's Giants struck for eight runs in the second in· ning and were never headed. They added three more in the third and two in the fourth. Leading the way were John McKJnney, three singles and a walk ; John Beavec, two walks ; Jerry Fields, a homer : Chris Allen ·and Randy Stewart e.ach a single; Jbn Sheets, two singles and ·Allen Young, two singles. Wlnriing hurler Allen yielded just four hils, two singles by Greg Dee!, a single Today's . 17 cu. ft., Heavy Duty Muffle11 · Frost Proof • Sale and .Pipes $399.95* We wi II insta II out. •P'Itest Mtt M tn4t necn•ry w1 'h•~•r qvott pricll wfftlt rodt i11 One rt OIOII it thai AU trade illl art not ~rrtl tht tat"l 8u1 w• will 9 i"' yo"' o fo <l !rade ir1 on Y9'JII opplionia1 011d thi1 will be !ohn ot! ou r T'f 9vlot low priu . 'em or you can c;arry 'em Our Tract. In Poli9 - 'f'o~ 'll IHIIr Son ' ·V MOORE'S At 8o~•r't AU10 SERVICE CENTER 992·2848 POMEROY " '· ' ' �3- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .• Wedneaday, July 14, 1976 EXTENDED OtrrLOOK ReCreation Land rewarded ·again . . Friday tmaP Sodlty, cl~Mc:e ol 1bowen Frl!laY c~arged aDd Saturday, filr Suday. . HiCbJID the lOt alllllows ID • lbe lOs. up "' "" during May CLUB TO MEET The Syracuse-Mineraville Baseball Boosters wUl meet this evening at 8 p.m . at the Syracuse Municipal Bulildlng. ' N~tionals· · win Inventories 2- The OIUy Sentinel, Mlddleport.-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, July 14, 1976 WASliJNGTON (UP!) Buslneu lnvutorltt lncralal ft.t blllloa.ln llay !Gr the ~ lou IIIII 17 month&, the Commerc. Oepwtmalt laid today. 111e MtY IlK• .. or o.7per . cent wu nellfl1 double lhe 0.4 per cent rile of April, Tlie. weak April galnl falloftd slrGIIg tncreuel In the lint three moothl ol 1971 IIIII sugaeated to Commerce ~ that the economic recovery was ellinll. But the tnvenlllry plna In May returned to the lqb levels of the lint quarter, permit, available from. any Ohio ·Power Company 's mined land. Ohio Power Company office In 1964, Ohio Power built popular ReCreation Land or through the Ohio Division received another award and dedi cated Its first of Wildlife , to use the · yes~rday, this time from the parksttes, opening them up facilities . Fishermen and U. S. Department Qf the In· for public use. hunt..rs, of course, alSo need terior. Since that llf1\e : .. The department 's "Out- A total of 17 parksiles Ohio fishing or hunting PICNIC SOUGHT d u or 'R e c r e a t t o n and space for, 1,000 camping licenses. The U. S. Department of the lnterloc's "'Outdoor Recreattoo Achievement Award'' is The Middleport Amateur Last Jailuary the American Achievement Award " was units have been developed for presented to Ohio Power Company by Jdln D, Chefl1'. Accepting the award( center) is C. ~· Gardeners Club Mil hold Ita Jewish Committee presented HeUer, el:ecutlve vice president d. Ohio Power. At right is Walter 0. Smith, the company, s presented to the company in public use ; family picnic this evening at recogni tion of "outstanding - Some · 320 lakes were its lnsiltute of Human reclamaUoo supervilor. In the background is a ReCreatloo Land display In the company s · 6:30 at Forest Acres Park ('Onlributions to the developed and stocked with Relations Award to Ohio General Office at Canton. near Rutland. preservation · and en han· · various types of game fish Power in recognition of cement of Americals outdoor through the cooperation of ReCreation Land. Further; recreation heritage for ' the Ohio Division.of Wildlife ; the company's recreational IN HOSPITAL and future - Beaver, deer and facilities have earned present Edward J. Griffith of the · whldl TreuurY tlllpartmlnt gener ations." waterfowl have r-4turned to plaudits by a nwnber of Bashan area is a patient at analysts uld Wll the writers and Aecepting the certificate the once-desolate area in outdoor University Hospital , room forerunner of an lnwntory (Continued fmn page I) magazines. und an accompanying letter great numbers, 331 , Means Hall, <;olumbus.. "boom" that would boolt.the ReCreation Land is located perf!Oil, but I want to be economy's recovery from the· from Thomas S. Kl~epe , i\J1 estimated 200,Q00people expected to .achieve great within a two-hour drive of Secretary of the Inter.ior, was visit the area ann~ally to 19'14-'15 receiSion. C. A. Heller, Ohio Power's camp, hike, fish, hunt and . approximately 1.6-mtllion things If .I'm successful." · AT HOLZER NOW AU sectors of bualnell Carter's convention IIJis people. ex ecutive vice president. relax. . Eugene FiSher has been except ((I" autos and bul1dl.n& been marked by speculation Making the presentation at People need only a free transferred from Veterans • supplies shared In the over his choice of '8 running the company's Canton Memorial Hospital to Holzer Inventory gains of May, mate - the list is now . headquarters was John D. Medic~l Center. O:rc:ellld...id the fl.9 reoorted at six U.S. Senators Cherry, director of the with possibly two in a favorite lillian ~ In May· wu department's Bureau of posiiioo-indbyanabsence WILMINGTON, Ohio shy Czech with the ciOieiy-<:ut the largest since a f4 bUIIOI1 Outdoor Recreation 's Lake of the violence that.. · has ( UPI ) _ Not many people blond hair and neatly and booting field goala out tO gatn 1n December, 19'14. n Central Regional Office. occurred the last two tbnes know much about the newest trbnmed mustache admits. · 47yards. One 56 yard attempt was the fifth conaecutlve In his Jetter to Heller, the Democrats met In Miami Qncinnati Bengal hopeful. "1 am 32 years.old and -.u.e, hit the crossbar. month that Inventories Kleooc v.Tote : and Orlcago. E ~·te •t It's going to be tough t() beat But Roder lroke the little "Development of your Seven people were fined, only; Michael Smith, Mid· Beach Increased. ..___ and Udall, who ......venhere '"" l'OO!ilil\8 wasn ........,., he as r~ out Bahr, but I can try. I can toe on hla left loot In 1975 and Inventories are . aqods company's ReCreation Land three others forfeited bonds, dleport , destruction of apJa · " " . '""" ' tly overlooked Carter ~ • w w '~ ... ooly tell myself, 'Kick good the.Bears cut him, too late to ready for sale. Bullnesaes "'"'·'·an·a 1think " offered area · is · an outstanding and one received a suspended prope. rty, $10 and costs, also · ,... -· • $10 and costs ; un til he won the Iowa caucus th "'"" roomt'e • and you'll he on the team.'" catch 011 with another NFL Increase their Inventories example of'howprivate lands sentence ih Middleport .loiterin•, • and New u-~~·"prbnary e · ·-nd..--bruary' 1 He was wrong. Roder began playing team. He hasJIOW.signedas a when they have reuonable c~n be managed to provide Mayor Fred Hoffman's court Patrick Allen Mills, Mid· dleport, disturbing the peace, in January a Fe · • a • · Mirro Roder is from soccer In his native Prague, free agent with the Bengals. belief that goods 'lrill be .,]d. recreational benefits to the . Tuesday night. . $5andc~sts; Richard Helton, tacked him bitterly In · the Czechoslovalda. CzeChoslovakia, when be was "If I don, make It, I'll try public. Your company 's Fined were Patrick Allen Mateo, Calif., passed on' ·urbAn northern districts. And that' th . 1y eight years old. He became another team or go back to e!forts are exemplary and Mills, Middleport, unlawfully Now, Jackso.n has released s not e. on double yellow tine, $10 fine thin• that sets Roder aparl· good enough to make the Orlcago and be a brick deserving of public · parked motor vehicle, costs his delegates to carter and from ~... · and costs; Fred Miller , most of hla teammates. CZech Army and Natiooal mason," he says. "But I recognition. This award is in Pomeroy, parked "on Udallplanstotossinhl.avotes . Atage32heisquiteabit Soccer Teams ("Not called won't go back to recognition of your comHONORS EARNED . sidewalk, costs only; Daniel after his name Is formally put ld th t ·• h' professionalteams,butlwas Czechoslovakia (a pan y's sig nificant conIn nominatim ton'""t. o er an mos ,.. 1s Bro. w neller COLUMBUS - Oblo State Bryan Righter of Vienna, W. Wallace, whocn beat training camp comrades and paid a lull salary," . he Ccmmunlst country). It was tributions to outdoor University has lasued its Va., squealing tires, $10 and in Florida and North Carolina beq a new free agent makes acknowledges) and toured easy for ~ to get out in 1969, recreation .'' honor roll for the spring costs and Bill Reeves, no ...,_ irtual stranger here America three times between but no way for me to get in ·Cherry pointed out that the dies in Deshler to establish his frootrunner '"'" a v · 1!184 and 1966. quarter, listing names of and out now. addl:ess, disor!lerly manner, siatus and end the And finally, Roder is award is the highest He came to America a "Besides, I like America. undergraduate students who Mildred Eblin Browneller , 30 days, suspended. Alabaman.'s nati011al career, different because, at this recog nition made by the Forfeiting bonds were pom " t --'--'y ~·~·be's fourth tbne on his own !n 1969 My two .children are achieved high academic . Department of the Interior ti:t. ol Deshler, Ohio, daughter threw his ...,.... _......,.. to Cal'l.er g ;nato • """"" '"'~ ~ . Lonnie Hutchinson , re~Ain a Bengal andneverwentbackhocne . . American citizens and I wtU averages for that period. specifically for outdoor of the late Waite( and Minnie immedl.ately after the Obio 0 -... .....,.. He had friends in (lllcago, be in November. I'm very Those honored received an · · Eblin, formerly of Pomeroy, Gallipolis. passed on double wtn _ which also brought 011 much longer. recreation achievement. average of at least 3.5 and yellow line, $2$ bond; Unda Daley's bnportant backing. The current odds are that where be played amateur happy here." Cherry added that "Ohio died Monday. Roder would like to .be were enrolled lor at least 12 She is survived by her Darnell, Pomeroy. running a Carter has for weeks MirrO Roder soon . wtU be aoccer a couple of years. Power's voluntary efforts to credit hours. Listed were . "Then in 1972 the Chicago happy 011 the Bengal.a. down his back In Orlcago wcrting as a provide a variety of quaUty husband, Floyd; two sisters, red light, $25 bond ; Kenneth played "Right now, aU I can do is Christine Robinaon, 205 Park recreation opportunities on Thelma, Tiffin, and Shirley, H. Romine, Rutland, running " frontrunner" status, brick mason • wbich what Bears had try out at Solider Field," recalls Roder . knock on wood," 'be said, St., Middleport ; William D. tls mined land is an e1ceUent Fostoria; two brothers, a stop sign , $2$ bond. Tom shnigging oil polls that show he was doing last week. "There were 280 guys there,- reaching back over hla head ·Swisher, 571 Grant St., McCloud was foUIId guilty in him leading President Ford Roder is a P. . l aoekiclter and example of the public service Hernon and Dake, both of 60 of them placekickers. I and tapping hla d<rmltory Middleport ; Joseph which utility companies C!UI Findlay; a daughter, ~Ia, county court of possession ol and Ronald ReA•An. He told the problem is ilit ooe of the Rllsenbaum, 295 Wright St., mariJ'uana and fined $ . 100 and ..,... B 1 • much ~eralded went, and the Bears picked room bed frame . pr ovi de America's and a son, Larry, both of the New Jersey delegates in enga s "'' Pomeroy, and Vicki Sue me." But the bed frame was recreationists. Ohio Power Deshler. costs. his only publi.c outing rookies is <luis Bahr from Spencer (all · If), RD 3, Roder was the Bears • metal. Company can be justly proud Funeral services will be Tuesday .that despite the Penn State, also a placekicker In '72, '73 and ;74, And Chris Bahr is on hla Pomeroy. held at the only funeral home of its achievements." · s·e rious Ford-Reagan placekicker. not missing an exira point way. ''111is area, IJWTOunded by in Deshler on Friday at I p.m. rift now • "The '• sepEven though Babr is at the U1e company's coal~tnlng Burial will be in Oak Lawn aration or . dhdsion College All..Star camp and ' IJ>' activities,' demonStrateS that Cemetery. that now splits tbe won't report ·. here for two . . a non-renewable resource Republican Party is going to . ,.eets, Bengals ooaches have I I can be utilized for the benefit be rapidly healed." done nothing but. rave about ' . rf the present generation "The Repo.blicans," he ex- their new-found placekicker. 001 02Z-5 5 1 Norton, Dean Staats, and plained, "are a party of Bahr, that is, not Roder. The Middleport Braves H while protecting the environClinton Bradley, each with a (Continued frCin pqe I) strong, infiuential apecilllStill Mlrro Roder is here played the Harrisonville ment and providing for Interest. gronn•, and it's to · and will not leave Wllil be is Bobcats Monday evening at In Utile League action last single. recreation needs of the Vietnam ultimately polloned 328 125-21 23 2 ,... thole told to go. He would like to Middleport with the Braves Saturday at Chester, the II the whole body politic d. future," Cherry said. I 205 100- 8 7 3 Vetei'UII Memorial Hoopital their advantage to heal declare he's confident of coming away with their 17th Chester II team romped to an The company's ReCreation . Amerl~a. 80 will the ADMISSIONS Esta wounds and protect their but be too str · ht · b of a. easy 21-3 wiiJ over Chester I. Ritchie, Wolfe, Ridenour· , the team, 8lg wm Ya score ...... Land covers some 35,000 C011tinued lou of lncocne and Albert Prtvl.leged status m· the making and J .· Newell. Werry, Roberts, Pomeroy; has heard bout Ballr mne · Da Demo k tarted for Charlie Ritchie, Dftvid Wolfe, acres tn Noble, Morgan , the failure to pmlde jcibl for ·c and social and a • ve s ey s economl t th G Buckley, Taylor and Me· Ooro Y rea • th Bra es and got t·wo str"·e and .J ohn Ridenour combined Guernsey ' and Muskingwn a minority of our people Ty1f!1;, .political life of this country." years younger. · e v "' ood . "It's hard to SI!Y what my outs, but gave way to Terry for the winners to strike out Clure . ultimately sap our strength house, Racine; Clyde Gaus of counties. Rutland ; Deborah Burke, "We have a g ~ chances are," the 801Ilewhal Wayland in the secon«<. seven and walk 16, but they and the spirit of our people. Surface mining of the land to. win fall, '"'ftO," but it way 1an d strue k out mne ' gave up only seven hits. "After eight years of J.ong Bottom. . y this --'a-for coal, use!\ in the Ra1Ph oertalnl S R DISCHA GE .· '"" · .._ Bobcats walking eight and Wolfe and Newell had a freezes and fatmre: genera tion of electricity, Ours, Mary Kiser, Dorothy said carter. "We're .going to · two-day-<~ld convention. hittmg ' ;ne hatter Oemosltey triple each while Ritchie, JHII"" J UlffiHfl. began in the early 19t09. The of start-ups and slow-dbwns, Rea, Charles llilton, Richard · have a tough political battle .DIYOI'ID TO 7NI Hours earlier, however, In · · · WIIBJJ Of' · B h our hands." one of hiS . few public •n.. allowed two hils gnd Wayland Newell, and Terry Sayre each cumpany began planting tree of high prices and fewer Jobs, ·Fin k, Mamte 00 uc anan , ..., ked d bl "'- t aised MIIGIJ-MASOH AliA we are still being asked for seedlings predating Samuel Pickens, Pamela The third session to pearances outside hla Hotel allowed five ,runs on three soc a ou e. wa r CHISm L JANM'HM.I. l•w.U. nominate Carter for the Americana headquarters hits. Wayland got in a little the winners' record to 5-4 rt'C !amation laws - In 1946 'just a little moce time and Hlnkl e. !rouble m · the bottom of the while the losing hosts IIOIIIrr HOUUCH and, since that tbne, has patience.' presidency starta at B p.m . since the convention began, Cl'rltlltw _ "Well, we've had enough of EDT today. Carter warned fellow sixth with two out and two on, dropped to ~. planted more than 3$-millton ,_II..... IIMIIIy •• _,. S.tvr411y ~ Jeff Wayland came on to put Other hitters for ,Chester II The c:Mtlo V.tley ........... c-.-,, seedlings on mined and un· this defeatism." The Democrats gave a Democrats it would be a . ......,..,, OfM ...... PLEASANTVAIJ.EY ,. . . t k. to un . out the fire . were Nickey Leonard, Jbn HI Cowt II,. OHice ,..__ Ht.Jl... Discharges : Teresa warm recep tion to George senous m1s a e - . Willie Donahue ,hurled for Newell, and Rogie Gaul with .htl,.•n .,.,...,,..... ....117. Caynor, Arnold Bush, Mrs. McGovern, who led them deresUmate the challenge of the Bobcats, striking out nine three singles each, Wolfe and leceft4 ca.. ,.,... ,.w .. Hiram Potter, Bessie Edsell, down to disaster In 11172. They our opposition ... a serious and walking six. Getting hila Les Gainer with two each, ......,..y. Ohlo. ~ Rllbert Darat, Mrs. Rllbert were less charitable to ml.atake to be overconfident." for the losers were DOnahue and Newell, Ridenour, Rit· Ww4 • lkiHith c j If , We., .... (Continued from Pill• 1) Dh •• " ' Thlr4 The governor was ' th t · 1 T Haning chle, Sayre, and Lee Ann tlflelll ..-4 Johnson, Carletta Park , Muskie.· But it was Minnesota's 65described as spendin8 much WI wo Sll18 es, · a """ Nltwtorlt, N.Y. 1.17. there lihould be no constltutiooal amendnlent to ban Carolyn to!c9UUoCh , Phyllis I'll~ hll,..,.. ~ . ear-<~ld Fiumphrev, the ofhl.apn'vatetbne .wrtting·the triple, and L. Cotterill and S. Gaul each got one hit. aborlloo. Sines, aU Point Pleasant; Y ' Haru'ng each ··'th a single For th.e losers, Eddie aN', .., ....,. .......... 71 - · · ,., • Braves, '" the heavy· Werry, Bryce Buckley, and · Sebool aid- The party wtU search for 11 C011811tuti011ally Mrs. Willian\ Roush, "Happy Warrior" of 1968 and acceptance speech andf For the ----~........................ o... ........ 1 0 acceptable WI)' to give aid to non-public schools. bat was Tim Justis who went Virgil Taylor teamed to fan .u,. ., •!I "'Ohio .tMI w. v...0. daughter, Letart; Bessie 1972 and the longUme darting pondering his ist , 11a11q - Bualng ''remains a judicial tool d. last ~- 122M: Ill IMftttll, t11.Jtr 1'htH Fielder. Henderson : Perry of Democratic liberal.a, who prospective vice presidential four (or four, Demoskey with six and walk sll, but they .............. lt.ewtr-. ..... .,..,: resort," There llhould be no c011Stltutional lillelldment 23 ba hits K lth lla IMftthl m .Jif Landers, Pomeroy; Mrs. brought the delegates to their runninR mates. ""'- ........_.,.... with a mighty roar • His aides said he would a lrlple and single, and gave up se . e outlaWing busing. lvl..crlpthlw price '"'..,.. ....,. Gary Sellers, Racine ; feet Tuesday ni•ht. make a decision late today chipping in with singles were Brogan and Taylor got a TlfnH.I...IIMI. 0.. - "Saturday night specials" should be banned. Geneva Shaver, Gallipolis; "'' Earl Wme ' s Jun ' Boyer Jeff double each while the hitting · It was the biggest, noisiest and notify each of the six • Dave Reuter • . was rounded out by Scott L-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. There lihould be a federaJ.etate elfort to better control the Everett Burns, Farmersville, Door demonstration of the finalists by telephone. Wayland, and manufacture, asaembly, dlstrlbutioo and po•nsloo of o. M 100 430-8 10 1 'Trussell, Buckley, Todd Roder, newest Bengal, from Czechoslovakia Carter to seven fined by mayor in Middleport Mrs. Mr a IS. n· OSPIT'AL ·. Humphrey . in the little leagues~ NEWS S . hade ; xma-. l. B .. Platfonn at a ......,.., .....,,.... hi....., - ...... ....i',,•• .... handguns. MEAT BUYS ' •, ·LEMONS .. FRENCH CITY LIVER LB. PUDDING PORK SAUSAGE LB. PORK SHOULDER $ LB. DOZEN c • ORANGES 69e · 4 BANANAS LB. CALIFORNIA .19~ LB. BAG 79~ HAWAIIAN PUNCH (RED) . 46 oz. ' COUPON 14 oz. JAI DISPOSABLE DIAPERS EXTRA ABSORBENT DAYTIME 24 COUNT $198 49~ -- MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE .. IMGE KIMBIES '2" FROZEN CHICKEN IN BASKET 2 LB. $}99 ... again, 7-1 an Ulat we deserved to bring ByTONYWQOD seven." i>HILAoEi.PmA (UPI) Rose sparked a two-run, Pete Rose believes the f!rst-innlnj ral)y by leading National and Aii\erlcan oil with a tine single oil League All..stara are eQUfl flamboyant Mark Fldrych, f<r lllarters but the equality the Detroit Tigers' rookie endil around the fifth Inning. · "1 think we have far more tagged . With the Joas. Rose depth," the Cincinnati Reds came home on Steve third buemln said after Garvey's triple and Garvey belplng the Natlooal League IJCOfed one out later 011 a · to a 7-1 win Tuesday night ground out by the Reds' befoce 83,9'14 fans, Including George Foster. Fosler padded the margin President F<rd, foc Its 13th In the thlrd Inning by belting vlct.x'y In the last It AU..Star a towering, two-run homer oil ......,gaiJiell. "When · you put th~ CaUisll Hunter, following a substitutes In, we're In better single by teammate Joe Mor. . . shape," said · Rose, who gan . "The main thing I was picked up two hill! and scored the game's first ryn. "It · trying . to do was get seems like when we put our aggressive at the plate," said second team in, we didn't lose Foster, the game's Most Valuable Player. "The last anything.'' Cincinnati Manager Sparky week oc so, I haven't been Andenon, who piloted the aggressive. I haven't been to keep my Nat!ooal stars, doesn't quite able concentration." agree . Starter Randy Jones, who "I think the players are about equal," Ander80n said. picked up tbe win, shut out "I don't think you could lind the Arrierlcan Leaguers lor any An:star player that .three Innings. The San Diego couldn 'i play In either Padres' slow -balling southpaw yielded ooly a lead·. league." · · "I can't tell you the answer oil single to Roo LeFlore and simply because I don't know a walk to George ·Brett In the the answer," said American first. ·:yeh, I was really tense," League Manager Darrell Johson when asked why the· said Jones, who leads the National League keeps · majors In wins with 16. "Really nervous when I first Winning. went out there." A large part of the reason He said, however, that for the National League · after the walk to Brett be victory Tuesday night was settled down. . the Cincinnati contingent, The American Leaguers even tholigh the most of the didn't get on the board until crowd watching the game at the P!liUies' Veteran Stadium the Boston Red Sox' Fred !lldn't agree that aU the Reds Lynn hammered a Tom Seaver pitch over the right deserved to be there. · 'Rose and catcher Johnny field wall In the fourth for the Bench were booed roundly by team's only run of the game. The National League put the fans, who believed that the game out of reach with the Phillles' Mike Schmidt three runs in the eighth, should have started at third highlighted by Cesar and Bob Boone at catcher. "We (Cinclnhatl) brought Cedeno's two~un homer oil seven players," Anderson Frank Tanana. said, "and I think we showed ·Giants; l!~d& .; · ' in quarter finals with president . ' · ByEDMcFALL PIDLAOELPIDA (UPI) George Foster, the AU..Star game's Most Valuable Player, stayed overtbne In an interview room Tues4ay night, patiently answering questioos asking why the National League dominates the midseason event, having won 13 of the last 14 games. And, although he was taken out in the fifth Inning, Rusty Staub of the Detroit Tigers was still In the locker room after the All-Star game, patiently answering questions asking why the $129 'Prices EfllciM . 'ThursdiJ thru SundiJ g~mes.l,. came ~""' ................... .. ,......... ...... .. PARK RESERVED SATURDAY· JULY 17th • FOR • NUAL SUMMER OUTINGrt OF ATOMIC CORP. CAMDEN PARK iJ. S. 60 WEST . HUNTINGTON CLOSED E lff! v ' ·· ~DAY EXCEPT LABOR DAY - ... ' Moore's Service Center QUALITY BRAKE SHOES Lined with Bendix Long Wear Lining INSTALLED ON2 Wheels ONLY SAVE OVER ~~ 00 . . ·------11!11------I:IEAVY ·. DUTY WEATHER DRUM TURNING J BIG PISTON , ALL . SHOCK ·ABSORBERS INSTALLED . 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The Reds ' Sparky Anderson, the winning manager , was equally enlightened. "I think the leagues are about equal," he said. "l think the leagues both have equal players. I dQn't think you could find an All..Star player who couldn't play In . either league." iu\ Olympic flag .and use the was neatlng its caiiltcity or· By MIKE-RABUN_ Olympic anthem ;" said 10,000:' UPI Sports Writer The liJO.rnember French MONTREAL (UP!) - Ath- Killanln after .the first day of letes from the Republic of the 78th session of the annual team arrived after a four.China, used as pawns in a IOC Congress. "The Taiwan hour ;uperson ic flight aboard political chess match that for ChineSe are now considering the Concorde, during wbich they feasted on pate de foie by John Blackburn and one a brief tbne threatened the this. "The door we thought had gras and cavier. And by Daniel Spencer. mammoth gathering of the been slammed shut has been Princess Anne, a member of New Haven plated four world's sporting nations, reopened ." the British equestrian team, runs in the sixth inning for a apparently will compete In Canadian officials had flew In with her tearrunates come-fr.oin:behind, 9-8 win the Olympics aftef all. refused to allow Taiwanese and immediately joined them over the Kiwanis . The rally But if they will do, they will featured a homer by T. take part as an anonymous athletes compete under the in a bus trip to the village. New Zealand's John Haymaker, singles by D. gro\IP - representatives of a name of "Republic of China ," because of its diplomatic ties Walker, world · one-mile Sisk, J . Hayes, two walks and country with no name, to Peking arid the IOC surrena double by K. Weaver. Following three days of S. Utchfield also chipped in · active negotiating by United dered to that stand · last with a home run ' and States Olympic Committee Sunday . Prime Minister Pierre TruHaymaker had two· other President Phil Krumm, the deau said he hoped the singles. Taiwanese were expected to Taiwanese would concede to The Kiwanis t..am\Scored announce today they would take part. four big runs in the fourth for march in Saturday 's opening "We'd love the Taiwanese what appeared to wrap up the ceremonies behind an victory. Pacing the Klwanis Olympic flag and use the to cmne/' Trudeau said in squad were G. Marcum, a Olympic anthem should any HaiUax, N.S., where he had double and single; Rainey, a of its 42 competitors win a · ·gone to greet Queen Elizabeth on her arrival In triple; Porter, two singles; gold medal. . Special models, special values! (iJindtff and Barnette, 8' Indications of a change in the country. "I'm sure they'll . he heartily welcomed. I'd . MMtl AWl Oiol on 5,800 6TU~ of Talwa'n's policy came single each. wholeheartedly want to see coolii'IG powtr or d iol in o brtolh ol Tonight, the Gallipolis Red Moriday night In a news therrt." · .~ lrtlh oj, ' ...~ 1hi• ·~iol F11vidoirt Sox will battle Point confe rence featuring d idin'il or cowMen! window modtl. It fill Anoth er political · in window1a1 norro:.. 01 \ 511. " : litl lofol Pleasant 's Peoples Bank and lnternation~l Olymp ic controversy, the pos,sible room co~r~ l o rl .nto room1 01 brv O\ 190 the Middleport Braves meet Committee President Lord mass withdra;yal of African ' I 1~ 210 1q tf (chart) oflnd It con Killanin. Raccoon Valley. •tmOYt vp to 4.5 prnfl of moi1ture t¥.tr~ countries from the games, "The Canadians have 2• kou rt to r..l p add total comfort to yovr room tn .,;r onmer~t. With itt low · agreed to allow a Taiwanese still had to run its cilurse. omptrae• dt1t9r1, it cor~ thor• o I, . delegation to march behind Vague, unorga nized threats amp. clrc'llit wht r~ elt< tricol codet Pt.r· have made by several m•• African nations to go home S219.9S because New Zealand is comthe 6,600-yard Springfield A5·6l. A>BM peting. New· Zealand is the SK6t .... ~, ....... Country Club. ~ •s. Jit total room comlort into _~.~ 01 r>orrow 01 1S1t. " with thit In second place with 18 hole Sylvania, Ludwig ·Schenk of target of black Africa's wrath ,..~ ,...., , tpt ciol 7,SOO.!TU Frieido•rt 1i1dir>g and scores of 70 were Parldel Mansfield and Glenn Apple of because it recently sent a ~. B.c.ou\1 thty' rt ut•c. cate,.m window' room oir co nd i11oi1tr , rugby te&m on a tour of South Savlc of Colwnbus and Ron Olmstead. · n<JHO• , tliclin; ond coMment ,..il'l · .Amount one! ' Inti of cooli~, t¥tl\ 0 At par were Clark Smith of Africa . · do• I poll •ptc•al problem\, .01ily , br~th o l fr.1h oit , <Jrl 01 eo1y 19 911 ot Sanker of Lorain. W)lved by two fr io ldolr t ~oom ,..,, the twit!' of a dial. Ar~d ,\ ofltn ,4 · woy In the eastern section of Oeiendtng champion Rick Delaware, . Louis Moore of Con diliontu . like the l!or~do rd a ir flow COIIIrot. ~ Wyoming al)d Dave town, the Olympic Village · Jones of Youngstown was cabintl modtlt , f+l•y tl lp into pion ' Hiusovsky of Warren. among the Sll. golf~rs at oneeat ily becoulll ftle y' r1 compact 011i::l $24UI The top · 60 golfers alter ' •etttw.igM · under par 71. Bunched With him were Jeff Goettman of today's rowlll will return for Chillicothe Springfield, Bffi Bossard of. the final two rounds Akf011, Denny Spencer of Thursday and Friday. to host meet Open 9til.7' Sun. 10 to It , ' Taiwan to take part m a 2% MILK GALLON .. National League dominates the midseason event. "I feel the National League is much better," said Foster, a Cincinnati Reds' ouUielder. "I feel the players are better In our league. But the American League Is progressing. They're getting better all the Ume." "We have the speed, the power, the same as they do," Staub said. "I think the National League has a bit more heat. We have maybe a little more breaking balls." The Boston Red Sox • Darrell Johnson, the losing • • 10 PIECES BROUGHION'S PmLADELPillA (UPI) -Everybody looks at I baU game differently. Jerry Ford, the Presldent; tooks for what he enjays most, the teamwork. . He was always that kind of player In college, never an lndlvidualisl, 80 what he !IPPreclated rilOII Tuesday night, sitting here with 63,974 others and watching the National League All-Stars making It five In a row and 13 out of the last 14, was the way Spatky Anderson and seven ·members of the W!ll"ld chan'lploo Cincinnati Reds aU had a hand In the 7·1 victory over the American J..ague. That's the kind of teamw(J"k Jerry Ford goes for, and keeps coostantly talking about to his own aides. , .. I.,lke Pete Rose pretending this WIIS the.Wocld Series and not simply another AU-Star game, by salling through the air like one of the flying Wallendas and sliding head first Into thlrd base with a double he stretched into a triple leading off the fifth Inning. Or like Rose's teammate, George Foster, hanging In there against Catfish Hunter two Innings before that and cracking a tw1H11il hamer over the left centerfield fence. . Pete Rose, naturally, sees the hall game differently than Jerry Ford. He sees George Foster as MVP. , Not just the All-Star MVP which the Re(ls' 27-year'<lld left· fielder was chosen as, iulyway, but as MVP in the National • League this year. . . So far, Foster leada the league with 72 RBls and is third In home runs with 17. His .327 batting average also has him ~among the league leaders. " If lie keeps it up, he should be MVP," Rose said following the Natlooal Leaguers' win at Veterans Stadium Tuesday night. "You always have to go with the guy With the home runs and RBis. Who'sany better than Foster? If you~ to pick the MVPtoday, whocould)'ouptck over him? Nobody!" George Foster geta Danny Ozark's vote, too. Danny O~rk manages t.he PhllUes and he sees a ball game his own way al!lo. His phtl.a lead the National League East by 10 games and figure tv go against the Reds, who lead the western division by 9'h, In !he playoffs two month~ from now. . Ozark, one of the National League coacheS" Tuesday mght, Seven Reds' players were couldn't help looking ahead to that showdown for the Natiooal selected for the All-Star League pennant seeing Foster knock In three of the winners• game, and five of them were rwlS . . In the starting lineup. Six of "Did you see how he jumped on that ball?" said the Phtllies' them got hits, including manager, talldng about Foster's third-Inning homer, which Foster, who had a two-run actually wrapped up the game for the Natimal League long homer and three runs batted before Houston's Cesar Cedeno contributed a two-run homer of ln. his own oil Frank Tanana of the Angela In Uieeighth. It was left to Fred Lynn, "We're not going to strike hbn out with the pitchers we have who accounted for the oo our staff," said OZark, thinking about those playoff games Ainerican League's ooly run with the Reds some more. "We don't have that kind of power with a fourth~nning homer, pltchlllg on our Club. We're just gonna have to move the ball to give the most succinct ·around on him . Catfish got that hall right Into hla wheelhouse, a nswer to the nagging and you can't do that wlth Foster ." question . Spark Anderson guarantees you can't. . "They executed, we "He's 80 quick with the hat from the point where he begins didn't," the Boston Red Sox releasing his hands to the point where he meets the ball, be ouUielder said. reminds me of Hank Aaron," said the Reds' manager. "He's the quickest In the league.'' Pete Rllse says the same thing. "Nobody hits the ball harder than Foster does," said Rose. "He hits It harder than anyone In baseball." "Harder than nave Kingman?" someone wanted to know. "Hardef 'than anyooe,". Rpse repeated. "I'm not saying farther,"oo!y harder. Kingman can hit 'em out of Yellowstone . .· record holder and favorite to Park." Not Tuesday night here, he couldn't. The Mets' lumbering win the 1,500-ineter gold to bat twice, swung at every one of four medal, said he was distressed right-fielder pitches thrown hbn by Mark Fldrych of the Tige~s and Catfish by the decisioo of Tanzania to Hunter and made coo tact with only one. He didn't even get it withdraw from the games. past first base. That means Filbert Bay!, holder of the 1,500-meter record, will not face Walker in the classic rtJMing event. "The games are the ultimate thing," said Walker. "I'm very disappointed. · I think millions of people around the world would have liked, to see our clash ." . Use our expert installation service or all our parts available ill carry out prices. Foster says NL better Two share Ohio lead SPRINGFIELD, Oh io Ohio State (UPI) University golfer Craig · Carson and Taylor Metcalf of Cincinnati !Ired a three-under par 69 Tuesday In the opening ·rowlll of the 70th annual Qhlo · Amateur Golf tournament. They held a ooe-&troke lead going Into today 's second toWid aa13golfers In the (leld of 2&2 fired par 72 or better 011 Sport Parad~ ) ' By FRED MeMANE In the clubhouse bebe the PHII,ADELPffiA (UPI) - game and showed f(J"d the Befoce ·a Veleralll Stadium b&lting form, w~ich got him record crowd of 63,974 - 72 RB!a this year. Foster third largest to watch All· IJC(J"ed Steve Garvey of the Star Game - the National Dodgers i rom third base with J..ague woo Its fifth straight an Infield out In the first encounter Tueaday night by Inning, Garvey's triple had · PlfiLADELPmA ( UPll - Mark "The Bird" Fidrych got a trouncing th' Atnertcan scored Cincinnati 's Pete- ·chance to meetPresldentFord before Tuesday night's All..Stsr J..ague, 7·1. Rose. Game but seemed more interested In talking }Vith f(J"d's son, ·' It marked the Natlonal In the thlrd Foater hit a Jack. · J..ague's 13th vicllx'y In the two-run homer off Catfish ·The President wished Fldrych well in the game. The young last 14 years, Increasing their Hwlter of the New York hurler, who is famous for talking to the baseball and doing a overall lead In the series, 2S- Yankees, the loser.. modlfiedfrugonthemound,thenleanedclosetoFordand,lna 18-1. The NL .added three extra soft voice BSked, "Old you call me?". Cincinnati's George FCllller runs In the eighth off Callfor"Yes," said the President. Ford said he had ph9ned Fldrych drove In three runa With a nta·~ Frank Tanana oli a . when the pitcher was In Baltbnore recently Qllt Ftdrych was twc#unhomerlnthethlrdand single by Cincinnati's Ken not In his hotel to tak. the call. an ·Infield sacrifice In the Griffey and a two~un homer '"l'llank God!" Fldrych said·. "I thought ·some player was first. by Houstoo 's Cesar Cedeno. trying to deke me." That would have been Jones, With a 16-3 woo-lost- . Afellow ballplayer, asked to ddine "deke," said, "It Ia Bird enough foc the winners as record, started and got credit talk, It's better not. to ask." The word Ia a collegiate term for Randy Jooes, who has wml6 for the wtn by pitching three spoofln~~: someone. games for the San Diego scoreless liuungs, giving up After autv~aphln~ an A!l..Star baseball for Fldrych, Ford Padres, Tom Seaver of the two hits and a walk. patted )Ibn on the shoulder and was about to move on when New York Mets, San After Lym•s homer, the AL Fl<irych asked ll he could see Jack Ford, who accompanied the Francl.!co's John Mootefus- · was able to get only one President. co, Rick Rhoden . of Los runner as far as second base. Asked if heknew the President'sson, the Bird shook hla head Angeles and Ken Forsch of and said, "No, I don't know Jack. But I want to meet him so I Houston, held the AL to 'live All· Star Result · can ask hbnhow it is with Chris Evert." hits.' Unlted Pr eu I nternational Evert, one of the nation'S lead'"" women tennis players,.has A.merl clln ult!l The mly bright spot for the ooo 100 ooo- 1 s o had several dates with the President's son. American League was .In the National 101 ooo OJ• - ' 1o o Fldrych spotted Jack across the dressing room and stepped fourth Inning when Fred 15 j, 1 ~r,vn".h~aH~~~ ~!~dl 3~.~~~~~ to his side. The two yourg men talked. Jack nodded. The Bird LyM of Boatoo, the ALMost F isk IS): J ones , Seaver ( 4I, grinned, leaped away, smacked a fist Into hiS pitcher's glove, Valuable Player and Rookie Mon lelusco 161. Rhoden <8 I· and shouted, "I've been invited to the White House." Fors-ch (9 ) a nd Benc h . Boon e o£ the Year last year, 151. WP - Jones . LP Later, the President's son told reporters that he also had homered oil Seaver. F idry ch. H Rs - Nat ional. agreed to try to arrange a date wi.th Miss Evert for Fidrych, Foster met President Ford .Lynn Fosler. , Ce deno : Amer ican , "Yountightsayit'sfortheBird,1'hesaldwithasmile. 'Bird' chats Reds shine • • m V!Ctory Powell's Giants and New Haven's Reds advanced to the quarter finals of the 18th Annual Kyger Creek Little League Tournament Tuesday night . The Giants ousted Vinton's Dodgers, 13,0 while New Hoven's Reds edged Point Pleas~nt Kiwanis, 9-3. Eight teams of the original 21 remain alive. Powell's Giants struck for eight runs in the second in· ning and were never headed. They added three more in the third and two in the fourth. Leading the way were John McKJnney, three singles and a walk ; John Beavec, two walks ; Jerry Fields, a homer : Chris Allen ·and Randy Stewart e.ach a single; Jbn Sheets, two singles and ·Allen Young, two singles. 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Lawn Furniture Webbing .59 .38 .56 .44 54 Eagle Claw Hooks 28 Backyard .Grass Seed 2.88 1.99 17 I Vigorol All-purpose Fertilizer 10 lb. box, 6-10.89 61 Mr. Twister Lures .69 117 (Dragon) Tomato Durst 1.98 1.22 4 2.99 1.99 1.09 .88 95 Rooster Tail Lures 37 I Blue Dragon) Garden Dust, 4 lb. 1.48 .99 31 Mulch Film Eleminates Weeds 1.77 1.22 '127 Sinker Selector .59 ' .78 114 . I Blue Dragon) Garden Dust, 1 lb. .53 · ,39 60 Small Hand Tools .88ea. .66 2.44 · 1.88 .,27 Zebco Power Handle 28 Hand Pump Sprayer ·3.99 2.99 82 Barbecue Tools 1.44 ea. .99 42 Long FIoats .27 .19 22 Hand Pump Sprayer 1.89 1.22 · 136 N6-Pesl Strip 1.99 1.22 · 81 Dip Net 1.18 .88 24 Bulb Planter 1.88 1.22 23 Chaise Lounge . 15.99 10.88 12 Fishing Boots 13 .99 8.99 17 Bulb 'Planter · 2.69 1. 99 124 Tiki Outdoor Candles 1.09 .77 12 Coleman One Gal. Thermos Jug 8.44 5.99 60 Small Hand Tools .88 .ss 40 Rainbow Outdoor Torch 6.99 4.99 7 Golf Cart 21.99 14.99 . 7 Village Blacksmith Hand Grass Shears 4.99 3.99 10 Coleman Snow Lite Cooler · 36 .99 25.99 7 True Temper Hand Grass Shears 7.03 · 5.99 s Fish Game Knife 3.99 2.99 18 Hand Pruners 5.88 4.44 9 Brass Putters 12.99 8.88 9 Mower Throttle Control Kit 1.60. 1.19 10 I Calif.) Free Skate Board 19,99 14.88 32 Mower Gas Camps .22 .15 4.99 9 Golf .Umbrella 3.66 17 Mower Shoulder Bolts \ 1.09 .77 24.99 22.88 12 Coleman 2 Burner Stove 413 HECKS'S · Ad 8 Small Engine Muffler • 1.99 1.22 24 20 Plastic Worms 1.59 .88 REG. PRICE 5 I Dymarkl Rotary Tiller, 3'12 hp. 218 .66 146.00 56 8 Red & White Spoons 1.59 .88 tl 2 17 Pc. Salad Bowl Set .6.99 4.88 1 I Dv.markl Lawn Mower20" 3'12 hp 148 .66 100.00 72 Lantern Reflector 3:99 2.66 7 Carve 'n Serve Board 4.99 3.88 5 I Rockel) Rotary Tiller 199.95 134.00 . 30 I Johnson) Century Reel 12.99 10.66 3 Fleurdor Steak Knives & Carving Set . 7.99 5.44 15 22" Lawn Mower, 522-278 84.88 69,99 !4 tx12 Cabin Tent 119.95 99.88 9 Knife Set 4.29 . 3.33 4 (Black & Deckerl Elec. Mower, 8,000 . · 69.99 58.00 12 12 Blade Comb. Knife 4.88 3.77 S Mug Tree Set 3.29 2.44 20 Hand Sickles 3.39 2.66 24 First Aid Kit Compact 3.76 2.99 12 Nut Bowl Set 7.44 5.44 44 Hand Sickles 2:99 1.99 44 Chow Set .99 .17 · 5 Conver' t A Susan 9.99 6.66 9 Hand Sickles 6.88 5.22 231 Torso Trimmer · 2.99 2.00 2 Spice Set 9.59 6.66 35 Hammock 18.99 9.66 10 1Coleman I 2 Burner Stove, 425 . 18.99 15.99 1 Spice Set 21 .95 15.88 22 Mini Roll Screen Wire24"x6'64" 2.1 8 1.77 30 Barracks Bag 3.89 2.66 19 Wine Rack 3.99 2.44 17 Mini Roll Screen Wire l6"x6'5" 2.39 1.88 5 I Wi Ison J Graphite Driver 49.88 39.88 3 Ice Cream Maker Hand Turn 10.99 6.99 . 20 Mini Roll Scre-en Wire 28"x6'4" 2.47 1.99 24 Camp Stool 2.19 1.88 21 Old Fashion Ice Cream Mix .88 .so 8 Mini Roll Screen Wire 30"x7' 2.75 1.99 7 HorseshOe Set 13.9? 10.88 3 Cheese Server . 5.99 3.88 4 Mini Roll Screen Wire32"x7' 2.93 2.19 17.99 10.88 15 6 Player Croquet Set 5 Salt & Pepper Mill 5.99. . 3.8& 10 Mini Roll Screen Wire 36"x7' 3.65 .277 68 36 Qt. Foam Chest ' 1.72 1.44 10 Relish 3 Dish Server 6.66 4.44 17 2 Gal. Jug 1.88 1.22 5 7x7 Cabin Tent 79.99 58.88 4 Measuring Cup Set 7.44 5 . ~4 33 l 1/2 Gal . Jug 1.88 1.22 5 Colonial Mug Set 7.99 5.44 92 Hose Nozzle 2.66 1.88 3 Chopper Bottom Cookware 16.88 11.77 34 Hose Nozzle • .88 .66 30 Assorted Glassware 1.33 .88 5 Lawn Sprinker 5.99 4.44 HECKS AD 33 Assorted Glassware 2.33 1.66 10 Lawn Sprinkler 1.99 1.22 REG. PRICE 26 Candy Dish 2.66 1.88 5 True Temper Cordless electric Shrub 95 1 Gal. Gas Can 1.33 .99 . 12 S" Wedding Bowl , 2.28 1.66 5 ' 5 !a"x50' Water Hose 14.99 10.88 25.99 19.88 12 Footed Compote 2.59 1.77 22 Sfs"xSO' Vinyl Water Hose ' 11 .99 8.88 5 True Temper upright Grass Shear 25.99 19.88 16 Oval Center Bowl 3_ .66 2.44 1 21 12"x50' Water Hose 9·.99 7.88 5 True Temper Cordless electric Grass Shear 14.99 10.88 6 All Purpose Food Carrier 9.99 6.66 10 1f2"xSO' Water Hose 6.99 4.88 l1 True Temper cordless electric .Grass Shear 18.99 .14.88 6 Garlan!l Bowl 2.88 1.77 ·. 18 'h"xSO' Water Hose . 6.44 4.44 25 (Eskimo)20"Fan 19.99 , 13.39 18. Candy Bowl 1.92 1.22 9 112"x50' V1nyl Water Hose, 5400 3.44 1.99 73 Lawn Edging 2.88 ~· 1.66 10 Vase 1:38 .il8 13 Heise Hang.,~ 1.48 .99 White Plastic Fence .99 .66 9 Glass Ash Tray 1.79 1.22 63 Hose Hanger .97 .66 17 uwn Chairs 11.99 8.88 13 Wine Decanter 3.99 2.66 4 Hooded Bar- B-Q Grill, model5032 :n. 99 15.99 Adjustable Window Screens · · ' 33 one-Third Off 15 Lamps 6.59 4.44 13 0-Con Warpath Roach Killer Spray, lOoz, 1.99 1.22 10 Bar· B-Q Grill, model 4200 1o. 99 7.44 HOUSEWARES DEPARTMENT HARDWARE DEPARTMENT . .~ HARDWARE DEPT. • .. • '· 'A �• t-"nil Dilly Stmlnel, Mlcldleport.l'wwlo7, 0., Wedneeday, July 14, 19'16 ·lnflallon·flghllng \ arnmrn Polly's Poin,ters ~rnam~ HE~.-:fsUL ,.....,._..\' uu Ctt~ kt>ep (ood pricm1 hus 1(1. percent more prune frvm eatinl{ int.o your bud~et ~omli Qs than the governmen t tuo hudly if y11U Hhhp with requirvs pru,ne jui~ to have. 1( you wont to make oure ' H:u vvy . Fur' instunet~, when yuu your family get8 t:nough pro· huy ''K~~S, .dll"t k fnr both size t.ein , cheddar type t heeae 'ilt a • Ironing lifts linoleum tiks \ B) Polly Crame• Carol Layne TO }VED - Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rottgen are ·announcing the . engagement of the~ dsughter, Carol Layne of New Haven, to Johnl)le RU88ell, son of Mr. and Mrs. John K. RUBBe)lof BldweU, Ohio RFD I. C.olls 1974 . graduate of Wabama High School and Is employed at Holzer Medical Center. Johnnie Is a 11168 graduate of N<rth Gallla High and a graduate o'Nuo Grande College. He Is ·employed ·as a ·Physical Education Dlrectoc at GaiUpolls State Institute. An open church wedmr. will be held August 7 at 7:30 p.m. at tbe New Haven United Methodist Churcll, with the Reverend John CarnpbeU officiating. Areception will follow at the bride's home. •• I' ' : ' , I ' •' I• '' • •• I '' i .:' ~ • I ' ~ • ' 1 l I ' ••' • •• l l • ' '' Polly·s rroblem not rinsing tborougllly. We DEAR POLLY - Some Of advise our customers to use a · the twelve inch Unqlewn tiles mild cleaner and rinse with on our kitchen floor are worn. CLEAN, clear water followed lhavenewtilestoreplace the by a final rinse with one· worn ones but they are glued fourth cub vinegar in a down so tightly I do no !know bucket. of water. When not · how to remove them. Can properly •insed off, anyone help me? detergents tend to leave a VALENTINE. sticky, film that dlrt adheres DEAR VALENTINE ...:_ 1 to and makes the floor look have bad good luck loosening dull. Do not use ha rsh or such tiles by JayiDg a cloth or ·abrasive cleaners. Most floor paper over the tiles and then . covering stores have cleaners lronlllg with a quite warm recommended tor these Iron until tbe glue is softened floors. A daily sweeping or and the tile will puil away.- vacuurnin!J is also benefidal POLLY. and will prolong tbe life of the DEAR g()LLY - My Pet floor. Mine is fivjl years old Peeve is with the makers of and I have follbwed Utis women's slacks as it seems procedure from the start it the creases Should be sewn still looks great. ~ M.M. down the front of nearly aU !)EAR POLLY - When women I know prefer this and time is of the essence. and I some cannot do the task must get tbose windows themselves. I hive bought washed no matter how cold it cheap ones that have stitched is outside, I use my hair dryer creases and then some ex. to blow away the steam that pensive ones that QO not and forms on the inside of thw then I have to pay someone to eindow while I am polishing do it. them. I find that by buying red If you are wondering where • billfolds, blue combs and to store those onion bulbs you. green cosmetic cases 1 will be digging up lhis fall, fill can more easily find what 1 old nylon stockings with them am looking for. in the large and hang in · the garage or handbags I carry. Such itents other dry area . - LUTIE. always faU to the hottom so DEAR POLLY - When as they wear out 1 always installing glass In a window replace them 1\'ith the same that has srna~ quarter round , colors so they can be spotted molding, hold a small piece ot quicker. -SANDRA · carpet (about four inches DEAR PO.LLy - ·My an· square ) against tbe glass to swer is for A. B. whose no- avoid hitting it when dr.iving wax kitchen floor has become the small nails into the sticky. We have a floor quartet round . This has · covering store and find this worked great for us. - MRS. problem is usually caused by M.E.T. · THURSDAY ROCK SPRINGS Better Health Club Thursday 6:30 p.m. at roadside park on U. S. Rt. 33 going north. Farnlly picnic. Bring covered dish ' and table ijetting. BEND AREA concerned WEDNESDAY parents Thursday at New 'fAST COUNCILORS Club Haven Community buDding 7 Guests. of Mr. and Mrs. otO!eater Councll323 D of A p.m. Persons . interested · in ~rge Carson for several .Wednesday II p.m. 'Margaret Wahama High and Junior dsys included Mr. Carson's Tuttle and Leds Kraeuter· High and Mason County sister and husband, Mr. and hoatelles. · Schools are urged to attend. Mrs. Dan Riley and Mrs. Df]:tJf~Y Lions ~f~b MAGNOLIA CLUB potluck Carol Perelio and sons, Perry picnic Thursday 6 p.m. at · and Danny, all Ill West Palm Wednesday at noon at Meigs Royal Oak Park. Bring own Beach, Florids . While here Inn. All iioos are urged to table service. they also visited with Mr. and attend. WILLING WORKERS Mrs .. Gary Gregory and REVIVAL NOW In Class of Enterprise United f~y, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie IXOINU at Rutland . Com·' Methodist Church4bursday Carson, Mr. and Mrs. Dick rnunlty Church through July home of Mrs. Ben Buck 1:30 Carson. 11 at 7:30 p.m. nighUy. 1be p.m. Each membel: to wear · Several gUests visited with Rev. Raymond Rice, Byes· Bicentennial dress. · · Mr.and:Mrs. George Johnson ville, former alcoholic, guest at Clifton , recently . The apealler. PubUc Invited. following of her guests went WHITE ROSE Lodge, 1:30 on a tour to various sections p.m. Wednesday at the of Kentucky, Jody Caldwell, American Legion h•ll In East Liverpool ; Donna Mlddlejlort. Glaze, Middleport ; Charlene POMEROY LODGE 164, HolzerMedicaiCenter Fry, Mason, and Sylvia FLU~, llll*ial meeting, 7:30 (Discharges, July 13) Johil!;on, Glenville, and Mrs. p.m. Wednesday; all Master Herman Brucker; Jeffrey Johnson. Muons Invited. ' .Clendenin, Angela Dodrill, Mr. and Mrs. Denver , . . . - - - - --..;,·---· -- -.. - l..oiJ French, Myra Gilmore, make, Dawn and Jackie, Andrian Haner, Mark Jones, Mark Gilkey camped out at Biggest Sale Ever Ryan Jones, Mrs. David · Forked Run Lake this past Now In Progress· Mo~gan and son, Peggy weekend. . Min's, Women's, Boys' & Petrie, Jane Gaulls, William David Smith, Mason , and Glrls'. Stanley, Mary Swann, Lester John Mitchell of West Thompson , Mary Varney, Columbia have returned from Josephine Waldridge. several dsys vacation and · (Births) visited such scenic spots as f Mr . and Mrs. Willard BlackHlls, Mount Rushmore Nibert, son, Fraziers Bot. Yellpwstone Nationa.l Park: tom; Mr. and Mrs. Steven Grand Teton National Park. Layne, daughter, RuUand; Enroute home they visited In Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roush, Chicago, and on entire trip • daughter, Letart. they visited ele~en states. Mltklltporl. o. Social Calendar ~md I,JTire diffcren cct~ . Th e Hmilllt•r ~i1.~ i~ t.h~ better buy un ly if i('~ lt•I'(H than B!liX!f· cf'nt of thl• ,,ri ce uf SANDALS %PRICE · helitage house U1i Ihe whul •. .the thrifty (t, b•l\' Swi~o~H c h~st! iK tu lnpk nlllw hole:;, Thev 2'1h0Uid v. ny You'll l~l! l(••tthtK the ncl wnrth uf the mon ey you spend om tho floh ynu huy if you look YOU CAN SAVE MONEY Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grinstead . CANTON ~ CE~BRATES ANNIVERSARY - Mr and Mrs.,Richard Grinstead, «00 Seventh St. NW, Percy Twp. celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary with an open reception from 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday, July 10, in Due\)er Ave . United Methodist ChUrch parlor. Hosting the event were the couple's children and their spouses, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wagner (Frances);South Bend, Ind. ; Mr. and Mrs. U.vld Grinstead, ~mp Hill, Pa.; Darrell Grinstead, Washington, D. C.; and Mr . and Mrs. Dale Grinstead, North Canton. There are nine grandchildren . . Others attending included Mr. and Mrs. Bob Grinstead Belpre ; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grinstead, Mrs. Melvl~ Knapp, Mrs. Fred Roush, Mrs. Doris Yooker, Mrs. Anna McFarlan , all of New Haven; Mrs. Maxine Arnold Hart. ford ; Mrs. ranees Stewart, n, and.Mrs. BettY Rice, South Bend, nd. Grtnstea d the fonner Catherine Eva· Jarrett wer marrl Dueber Ave. United. Methodist Olurch on J ' 931, and are slill active members. Grinstead is a retired employee of Union Metal Manufacturing Co. . . . Visual Adnntage • the cQurls . Contact lenses of· fer great.er peripheral vision t.hmn in thl! cyC. 'J'hoso shou ld htl hri~ht., denr ~ntl 1-lliKhtly hulging, hut nul rL'<I. Whut Hhuuld be n.>d ut:t' tho ~ills, ;1nd the skin should be .Bhiny . Wlwn buyi ng fruit juice. luuk for the onl' tlwt, g~eayou t!w mo~t for your mont•y. One a!l l' lllll' juice, for int~tunce, not only hus th e nutri ent s found · nuturully in prunes, it hus Vit.umin C nd~t.'t.l.. ln additi on, thi$ s~rper Motfs PrmwJuicc' OFF Optometric Associat ion says: \.\ f\nses because there a~e mi.ni- :l . EDffl:l MEES . Sch()larship recipient. dissolved. in Meigs County IT'IKhinn. You get • eomplt• SmaUur Flgurtt Oi•t •ncfEun:l• fr" 11 1' n A subst antial penalty 1 invoked on all certif lc.!!f looking dothn ... wtnt 1 grt~~t STYLIST MACHINE WITH EUP&SEW* 2·W\YSEWING looking- U> hlnalllomon, """lir oonw to thl Slnpr S..lllr F'fUN Solo. Whtno you oot only "' SURfi&.CE ..._front drol>ln bollbln. -·• • llfllt..., 2-siop bultaftloolo<. to the date of maturity ,.m , . . ... mort. T,.....,. llfll..,ziloal, blind -r- I I lid. Cln'yiftg Gilt or . . _ •~tb'l. ' · Mlip Co. ,. . in USA. , . ------------~~------~ HaN ..01 1110. PRICE _ _. ..., t.. EXTRA WIDE ZIG·ZAG WOIIIE .., ... .., ...... McC.II'o, Kwldt-Stw, Simplicity P-no 115 w. Second Tht·Aftltnl County S..vlnis & -Loan Co. 2'6 Second St. Pomeroy l'll. fft.- Hartley 's· Shoes. Common Pleas Court. Kathy and the marriages of Phyllis Pomeroy, Olllo Gilson Emerald rirlg $225 The two most precious ol Earth 's gems1one treasures! Oramonds and Emeralds make a matc h.iess pair lor brilliance beauty. See our stunn rng gifts ~or lu x\..lrious gi"Jing. Shop soon . ~-DPI.I!fl IXttl. *A trldlrnlrle of THE IINGI:A COMPANY 298 ·second St. POMEROY, OHIO ·Prices Effective Thru July 17, 1976 NO SALES TO DEALERS T'f RIGHTS RESERVm "IIUI'face forl!lveneea" baa not (ienell'ated into your UJICOIIICious, where the aflalr still whips up leellnp of revenge . (Not murder, I'm sure, but truly now, haven't you speculated on getting even with "llltle hacklnp" of your own?) . I'd qgest you tell John about the dreams; then; with his ' help, get deep Into your mind - the place where "good aport" doesn't live. , Perhaps you sewed up the wound without cleaning It first . If you can talk honestly about poisons stW lnalde, there's a good chance you'Uflnda cure in REAL forgiveness. - H. 29 • f •·• •'' USDA Choice Boneless RUTLAND DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 7~2-2100 Thurs., July 15 thru Sat., July 17 wur*'.. 'j ;J :(~ r:J!... H.H. HAM SALAD ..................................... !~·. 99.$ Super ior BULK WIENERS......................................... ~~:.•1 09 Superior BOILED HAM ...............................;.......... ::;.!~·. •129 DAIRY Homegrown 9 WHITE 10 lb. POTATOES .... ~.~~.. . 1~ :~~;~~~.. . . . 29~ ' . . 99~ ~~z. Bord~~-' ···' ... '·· """"'' •• : ....... •'"' .... ... · ..............79$ CREMORA .......... .................,.......................... '1" · · . ' ALUMINUM FOIL.............................. ......... . ..69e 10'12 oz. Pork VIETTI BARBECUE ....................................... ate 10 oz. Maxwell INSTANT COFFEE ......................................... •2" Gallon Rich 'n Ready ORANGE DRINK· ........................................... 79$ 16 oz. Miracle Whlp · ·SALAD DRESSING........................................ 59$ USDA ChQice USDA Choice -. · · MARSHMALLOWS:........................... ,............ 39c • I ··...• •:...• ••• FRIDAY TIL 8 . ..:....•~. ..••••••••••.. .;.• . •• .-, . - . • , ' RUnAND FURNITURE ·e "' : ........... ·····•·············· ~ 742-2211 ARNOLD CRATE - USDA Choice ' CHUCK STEAK •••• ~~~ •• Le~rt Falls ' $ 79 • Fresh PEACHES •••·•••••••••••..'~~ Dishwashing Liquid USDA Choice Boneless STEW BEEF••.•••• ~~· •••• USDA Choice SIRLOIN COUPON W/ C Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only l't Powell's Offer Expires 7-17-76 J Elf BRAND NESTE A JAR Set. STEAK.!~·.... INSTANT TEA •1" Hotdog $ 49 FLAVORITE BUNS ••• !~. ·. . COUPON 3 oz. 22 oz. bot. . $ .19- JOY •••••••••••••••••••••••• CORN I 16 oz. CAN 5 FOR$1 W/C CDUPON NOTICE CHEER HAVILAND CHINA ,: =.:· .$}89 ,.WtC COMPLETE- YOUR SET ' • Oishwashing Uquid ' ' • Limit I Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires 7·17-7.6 Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only At Powell's 7-17-76 e RUnAND ~ TOMATOES ••••••••••• ~ ••••• • ~• ' Close Sal. At 5 p.m. lb. ARM ROAST ••·••••.••• , ••• • • lb CHUCK ROAST•••••;••• .......... ..,lr • • ~-·-· .... . . . . . . . . . . Thursday 8 t111.2 noon . 'I BY 7-17-76 •' ' •' ••' • ' T-BONE .STEAK •••••• ~b~ ••• TWO CELEBRATE Celebrating birthdays Sun\lay were LU!a Murray, ·holds regular meet Middleport, who was 96, and her grea t-gr anddaugbter, Tammy Giles, Ravenswood, CHESTER- The Ladies' who was horn on her .grand· Auxillary of the Fire Dept. mother's birthday'. Mrs. met Wednesday evening at the fire house with the Murray also received a lovely president, Opal Hollon, cake from Rl!va Smith, a presiding. Minutes of the neighbor, numerous flowers previous meeting were rea,d and carda. Also attending the by Ethel Orr and the activities were Mr. and Mrs. .Jreasurer's report by Opal Richa~d Ward and family . Wickham. •Members .voted to buy another deep fryer and some ACTRESS ABDUCTED LOS ANGELES (UP!) - A small utensilS for tbe kitchen. · The president thanked aU reputed outlaw · motorcycle who helped wilh the food gang member was arraigned stand on Heritage Sunday at Tuesday on charges of the museum and those who kidnaping actress Rosane donated pies a~d cakes. Covy, 24, of the "Charlie's Committee reports were Angela" television series . Mlc\lael Cooper allegedly given and projects were got Into Miss Covy's car at a discussed. Roll call was answered by service illatiOn Thursday and Clarice Allen, Opal Hollon, forced her to drive to Paso Qpal WickhaQl, Ethel Orr, Robles, 230 11!1les to the norlh. Miss Covy persuaded Marcia Keller, Erma Cooper that llhe needed to use Cleland, Cleo DeTray, Betty a restroom, authorlUes said. · Newell, Clara Conroy, Sheila Taylor, · Margaret Christy, He ltopped at a prlaon camp for dellnquent youtbs, where and Karla Chevalier. abe acrearned ftr help. He fled but was arrested at the CLASS TO MEET Paao Robles airport, pollee The WUllng Workers class Illd. at the Enterprise United Cooper was held under Methodist Church will meet $100,000 bail. A preliminary at the horne of Mrs. ~n Buck hearing was scheduled for on Thursday, July 15 at 7:30 July 23. p.m. Each member Is asked to wear a Bicentennial !berne. In 1965, 'American PICNIC . statesman Adlai Stevenson, THE MAGNOLIA'' GLUB U;8. ambassador to the · will hold a potluek picnic United NaUons and former Thursday, July 15, at Royal governor of llllnois, died of a ·,Oak Park at 8 p.m. Memllers heart attack in London at the · to brlna oviri table service. 111e of 85. : $ 29 $ 59 USDA Choice Dear Helen: "Sad Childhood's" parents llhould know that there ARE good state achoola for the retarded. 'I work at one here In Texas. We have educational, reaoeational and therapy progr~rns, plus housepsrenta, doctors,_ ~nttsts, nurses, rellgloua lnstructioo, vobmteer workers, 8l)d IUt but not least, a Fester Grandparent program. · I've noticed residenla who have the most loving care from their homes adJust best In the lnstltutlooal situation. Often It's best for everyone to place a severely retarded child In a home. -HOPEFUL . · 18 Inch 25 lt. Reynolds heavy .. lb. RIB STEAK ••••••••••••••••• Chester auxiliary PIZZ ...W.IJJ:I..~.m~..QR. ~.~r.~~~~~~.. ··~ ............. AU IIIu&Uai iOns enfiiiQCII Mon.·Sat. 8 am·lO pm .Sunday 10 am·lO pm gan and .M.ilziann · l-ewis 13 OZ. CHEF·BOY-AR-DEE C. Twin D<amohds and Store Houll: Dear Worried: It doeln 'f !Ue a psrapsychologllt to dill goose that 10 oz. Kraft Jet puffed -~front*"'"" - · .. . ' Branch ~. The Fabric Shop I fASHION MAtE· f eccounrs withelrewn prlo Tlill Dnllm'a 1 Real JUIJer , My lu1lbllld andone.ol my IIOOd lrlendl had an affair. It ended and ever)'lllq lllorl!lven. I remained friends with the WCIIIIIII. John llld I are cloler thin ever before. Being a good sport paid of! I But l'Yel)llilaeveral dreams lately that worry me. In each, I'm auacldng John. It llarted witb IIIII, but the 1aat two were niChlmanlln which I tried to murder him. Lalt night I was l)ackln8 hllilup with a lmlle 1 ' · Since· I've wiped an reaentment IIW'ay, lheae dreams wouldn't have any bea~ 011 my life. Should I tell John about tbern or try to lliugh them off alone? - WORRIED DREAMER Dear Helen: +++ FROZEN with Emerald and Dramond b ord er $375 By Helen Bottel ~ Dear Helen: "Sad Chlldhood" blamed her parenla for not putting her mentaUy retarded brother in a home. But lln't there a place for cornprornlle? To teach the affilcted chlld to be more acceptable to others and to teach others to be more tolerant and c<mpaaalonate toward him? My husband and I certainly don't want our older.BOn to be ernbartuaed ,by his brother _(who la multihandicapped as a · result of Infant rnenlngltia). Nor can we allow him to llve his life pretending his brother does not emt. I agree there II heartache of tbe magnitude I've never known before with Ibis kind of situation. But tbeie Is also joy Item lhlnga I never even noticed before our BOn was diaabled! We hope to teach him as much as he can learn, and II appears there II . a good chance he. can learn some personal Independence, given time, patience and love by his Instructors and parenta. I doo't know If he can always be with us. But for now, at least, he Uvea with ua, not because It makes ~ lee! ri<ible, but because we Jove. BOTH our children. - CHRIS P.S. From the financial a~le, only,lf we put our son In a state Institution, It will coat the taxpayer $10,000 to $15,000 each .year of his Ufe. Tllat's a high price to pay for lack of tolerance. CHEESE .....·.. .-.~.?.~·.. 69~ A, Emeralds. . Diamonds & Opal ring , $350 B Opal hearl pend ant US. • • ~ THAT'Swhatllhenpecta: aogetoowith 'em! - H. Kraft American single sliced y f :wife. 2% MILK .. ~~~?.~ ..~l 29 On 90-Day Certificate• . ~ PERSONAL to "What Does She Expect?" It's been said that a rnan'aiiiOIIt profttable words are !bose spent pralslilg his ing under t he l~nst>s while . di'ssolv,e d. • . they are wotn or with them popping off. , Aqd , when you perspire , there 'is no problem ,with fogging lenses.'' 5.75% I., H;i;;Hei~--l +++ 'mal problems with dust Jloal· and Sammie R. Lewis were IN HOSPITAL Ronald Carr, Injure{! in an automobile accient June 28 • remains confined to Veterans ATHENS, O!Po - Ohio Memorial Hospital. He 11iU . University student Edith Ann undergo a third Qperation to Mees ~ d,aughter of Mr. and · hi& right arm for ·skin graf· Mrs. Malcolm R. Mees, 410 ling In repair of third degree Lincoln Hill Road, Pomeroy,• burns. has been awarded a Dean's Achievement Scholarship by the university for the 1976-77 A legend in academic year. lwxury! Miss Mees was selected by a faculty cornmi ttee in her DIAMONDS academic area based on her high scholastic performance. and EM.ERALD A business administration major, Miss Mees js ·a Jewelry Gifts member of Beta Gamma Sigma, a scholastic honorary for business and management students. pne~~ ·on famous 81nttr11Wing If YOI.I Wlf'llt to •w (INit f' less cx pcntlive ~:~ource thlin meat. when the price per P~ 'und it~ no more th an 50 percent hi~ her 'thlll) that for bonolt~a.s stew beef. lf th ishas givcn you sOme food for th ought. it could help you get more food for your · monuy-. "Athlel<!s may be particularly S. Dugan and Robert L. soft contact Du ..:.Satisfied with 5.75 per cent paid on 90 day Certificates of Deposit. $1 ,ooo.oo Minimum. -- Interest Payable · Quarterly. ' ~wc:o.:..: rt:.:: h·'------­ than glasses. Dr. Robert A Cremeans, Tuppers Plains Koetting, contact lens C'hair· asks divorce froril Mar~u; m an of t. he Am e r i c ·an a-emeans, Rt. 2, Coolville, Our Interest iJ Greater For You $80 when you · buy: with en eye to getting your money 's REVIVAL Hope Baptist Chapel af· filiated w.itb the Southern Bap\lstCorrvention will h~ld a revival July 18 through 25 at 7:30 · p.m. nighHy at the Midd leport Elementary School on Pearl Street, The Rev. Cti!ford B. Coleman, a native of Middleport, will be the evangelist. There will be special singing. Pastor Bobby Elkins invites U1e public to attend . Like many other sports. ACTIONS FILED tennis Lakes concentration One suit for divorce has and coordination. Earn an ad\'ant.age b. ~fore you ge t. (j)Jl ~n filed lind two marriages VISITS HERE RACINE - Arthur Baer and family of Tipton, Iowa, visited here Monday, July 5, with their aunt, UUian Lee. YOURS. ~hi n · lw rvu nd, uniform tu\d in ~ . · Broughfons OURS. . next :-~ize . Mason News Hospital News tlu! 7- 'l1le DliiT 8elltinel, Mlddleport-l'ooleroy, 0., Wednelday, July ' �• t-"nil Dilly Stmlnel, Mlcldleport.l'wwlo7, 0., Wedneeday, July 14, 19'16 ·lnflallon·flghllng \ arnmrn Polly's Poin,ters ~rnam~ HE~.-:fsUL ,.....,._..\' uu Ctt~ kt>ep (ood pricm1 hus 1(1. percent more prune frvm eatinl{ int.o your bud~et ~omli Qs than the governmen t tuo hudly if y11U Hhhp with requirvs pru,ne jui~ to have. 1( you wont to make oure ' H:u vvy . Fur' instunet~, when yuu your family get8 t:nough pro· huy ''K~~S, .dll"t k fnr both size t.ein , cheddar type t heeae 'ilt a • Ironing lifts linoleum tiks \ B) Polly Crame• Carol Layne TO }VED - Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rottgen are ·announcing the . engagement of the~ dsughter, Carol Layne of New Haven, to Johnl)le RU88ell, son of Mr. and Mrs. John K. RUBBe)lof BldweU, Ohio RFD I. C.olls 1974 . graduate of Wabama High School and Is employed at Holzer Medical Center. Johnnie Is a 11168 graduate of N<rth Gallla High and a graduate o'Nuo Grande College. He Is ·employed ·as a ·Physical Education Dlrectoc at GaiUpolls State Institute. An open church wedmr. will be held August 7 at 7:30 p.m. at tbe New Haven United Methodist Churcll, with the Reverend John CarnpbeU officiating. Areception will follow at the bride's home. •• I' ' : ' , I ' •' I• '' • •• I '' i .:' ~ • I ' ~ • ' 1 l I ' ••' • •• l l • ' '' Polly·s rroblem not rinsing tborougllly. We DEAR POLLY - Some Of advise our customers to use a · the twelve inch Unqlewn tiles mild cleaner and rinse with on our kitchen floor are worn. CLEAN, clear water followed lhavenewtilestoreplace the by a final rinse with one· worn ones but they are glued fourth cub vinegar in a down so tightly I do no !know bucket. of water. When not · how to remove them. Can properly •insed off, anyone help me? detergents tend to leave a VALENTINE. sticky, film that dlrt adheres DEAR VALENTINE ...:_ 1 to and makes the floor look have bad good luck loosening dull. Do not use ha rsh or such tiles by JayiDg a cloth or ·abrasive cleaners. Most floor paper over the tiles and then . covering stores have cleaners lronlllg with a quite warm recommended tor these Iron until tbe glue is softened floors. A daily sweeping or and the tile will puil away.- vacuurnin!J is also benefidal POLLY. and will prolong tbe life of the DEAR g()LLY - My Pet floor. Mine is fivjl years old Peeve is with the makers of and I have follbwed Utis women's slacks as it seems procedure from the start it the creases Should be sewn still looks great. ~ M.M. down the front of nearly aU !)EAR POLLY - When women I know prefer this and time is of the essence. and I some cannot do the task must get tbose windows themselves. I hive bought washed no matter how cold it cheap ones that have stitched is outside, I use my hair dryer creases and then some ex. to blow away the steam that pensive ones that QO not and forms on the inside of thw then I have to pay someone to eindow while I am polishing do it. them. I find that by buying red If you are wondering where • billfolds, blue combs and to store those onion bulbs you. green cosmetic cases 1 will be digging up lhis fall, fill can more easily find what 1 old nylon stockings with them am looking for. in the large and hang in · the garage or handbags I carry. Such itents other dry area . - LUTIE. always faU to the hottom so DEAR POLLY - When as they wear out 1 always installing glass In a window replace them 1\'ith the same that has srna~ quarter round , colors so they can be spotted molding, hold a small piece ot quicker. -SANDRA · carpet (about four inches DEAR PO.LLy - ·My an· square ) against tbe glass to swer is for A. B. whose no- avoid hitting it when dr.iving wax kitchen floor has become the small nails into the sticky. We have a floor quartet round . This has · covering store and find this worked great for us. - MRS. problem is usually caused by M.E.T. · THURSDAY ROCK SPRINGS Better Health Club Thursday 6:30 p.m. at roadside park on U. S. Rt. 33 going north. Farnlly picnic. Bring covered dish ' and table ijetting. BEND AREA concerned WEDNESDAY parents Thursday at New 'fAST COUNCILORS Club Haven Community buDding 7 Guests. of Mr. and Mrs. otO!eater Councll323 D of A p.m. Persons . interested · in ~rge Carson for several .Wednesday II p.m. 'Margaret Wahama High and Junior dsys included Mr. Carson's Tuttle and Leds Kraeuter· High and Mason County sister and husband, Mr. and hoatelles. · Schools are urged to attend. Mrs. Dan Riley and Mrs. Df]:tJf~Y Lions ~f~b MAGNOLIA CLUB potluck Carol Perelio and sons, Perry picnic Thursday 6 p.m. at · and Danny, all Ill West Palm Wednesday at noon at Meigs Royal Oak Park. Bring own Beach, Florids . While here Inn. All iioos are urged to table service. they also visited with Mr. and attend. WILLING WORKERS Mrs .. Gary Gregory and REVIVAL NOW In Class of Enterprise United f~y, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie IXOINU at Rutland . Com·' Methodist Church4bursday Carson, Mr. and Mrs. Dick rnunlty Church through July home of Mrs. Ben Buck 1:30 Carson. 11 at 7:30 p.m. nighUy. 1be p.m. Each membel: to wear · Several gUests visited with Rev. Raymond Rice, Byes· Bicentennial dress. · · Mr.and:Mrs. George Johnson ville, former alcoholic, guest at Clifton , recently . The apealler. PubUc Invited. following of her guests went WHITE ROSE Lodge, 1:30 on a tour to various sections p.m. Wednesday at the of Kentucky, Jody Caldwell, American Legion h•ll In East Liverpool ; Donna Mlddlejlort. Glaze, Middleport ; Charlene POMEROY LODGE 164, HolzerMedicaiCenter Fry, Mason, and Sylvia FLU~, llll*ial meeting, 7:30 (Discharges, July 13) Johil!;on, Glenville, and Mrs. p.m. Wednesday; all Master Herman Brucker; Jeffrey Johnson. Muons Invited. ' .Clendenin, Angela Dodrill, Mr. and Mrs. Denver , . . . - - - - --..;,·---· -- -.. - l..oiJ French, Myra Gilmore, make, Dawn and Jackie, Andrian Haner, Mark Jones, Mark Gilkey camped out at Biggest Sale Ever Ryan Jones, Mrs. David · Forked Run Lake this past Now In Progress· Mo~gan and son, Peggy weekend. . Min's, Women's, Boys' & Petrie, Jane Gaulls, William David Smith, Mason , and Glrls'. Stanley, Mary Swann, Lester John Mitchell of West Thompson , Mary Varney, Columbia have returned from Josephine Waldridge. several dsys vacation and · (Births) visited such scenic spots as f Mr . and Mrs. Willard BlackHlls, Mount Rushmore Nibert, son, Fraziers Bot. Yellpwstone Nationa.l Park: tom; Mr. and Mrs. Steven Grand Teton National Park. Layne, daughter, RuUand; Enroute home they visited In Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roush, Chicago, and on entire trip • daughter, Letart. they visited ele~en states. Mltklltporl. o. Social Calendar ~md I,JTire diffcren cct~ . Th e Hmilllt•r ~i1.~ i~ t.h~ better buy un ly if i('~ lt•I'(H than B!liX!f· cf'nt of thl• ,,ri ce uf SANDALS %PRICE · helitage house U1i Ihe whul •. .the thrifty (t, b•l\' Swi~o~H c h~st! iK tu lnpk nlllw hole:;, Thev 2'1h0Uid v. ny You'll l~l! l(••tthtK the ncl wnrth uf the mon ey you spend om tho floh ynu huy if you look YOU CAN SAVE MONEY Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grinstead . CANTON ~ CE~BRATES ANNIVERSARY - Mr and Mrs.,Richard Grinstead, «00 Seventh St. NW, Percy Twp. celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary with an open reception from 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday, July 10, in Due\)er Ave . United Methodist ChUrch parlor. Hosting the event were the couple's children and their spouses, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wagner (Frances);South Bend, Ind. ; Mr. and Mrs. U.vld Grinstead, ~mp Hill, Pa.; Darrell Grinstead, Washington, D. C.; and Mr . and Mrs. Dale Grinstead, North Canton. There are nine grandchildren . . Others attending included Mr. and Mrs. Bob Grinstead Belpre ; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grinstead, Mrs. Melvl~ Knapp, Mrs. Fred Roush, Mrs. Doris Yooker, Mrs. Anna McFarlan , all of New Haven; Mrs. Maxine Arnold Hart. ford ; Mrs. ranees Stewart, n, and.Mrs. BettY Rice, South Bend, nd. Grtnstea d the fonner Catherine Eva· Jarrett wer marrl Dueber Ave. United. Methodist Olurch on J ' 931, and are slill active members. Grinstead is a retired employee of Union Metal Manufacturing Co. . . . Visual Adnntage • the cQurls . Contact lenses of· fer great.er peripheral vision t.hmn in thl! cyC. 'J'hoso shou ld htl hri~ht., denr ~ntl 1-lliKhtly hulging, hut nul rL'<I. Whut Hhuuld be n.>d ut:t' tho ~ills, ;1nd the skin should be .Bhiny . Wlwn buyi ng fruit juice. luuk for the onl' tlwt, g~eayou t!w mo~t for your mont•y. One a!l l' lllll' juice, for int~tunce, not only hus th e nutri ent s found · nuturully in prunes, it hus Vit.umin C nd~t.'t.l.. ln additi on, thi$ s~rper Motfs PrmwJuicc' OFF Optometric Associat ion says: \.\ f\nses because there a~e mi.ni- :l . EDffl:l MEES . Sch()larship recipient. dissolved. in Meigs County IT'IKhinn. You get • eomplt• SmaUur Flgurtt Oi•t •ncfEun:l• fr" 11 1' n A subst antial penalty 1 invoked on all certif lc.!!f looking dothn ... wtnt 1 grt~~t STYLIST MACHINE WITH EUP&SEW* 2·W\YSEWING looking- U> hlnalllomon, """lir oonw to thl Slnpr S..lllr F'fUN Solo. Whtno you oot only "' SURfi&.CE ..._front drol>ln bollbln. -·• • llfllt..., 2-siop bultaftloolo<. to the date of maturity ,.m , . . ... mort. T,.....,. llfll..,ziloal, blind -r- I I lid. Cln'yiftg Gilt or . . _ •~tb'l. ' · Mlip Co. ,. . in USA. , . ------------~~------~ HaN ..01 1110. PRICE _ _. ..., t.. EXTRA WIDE ZIG·ZAG WOIIIE .., ... .., ...... McC.II'o, Kwldt-Stw, Simplicity P-no 115 w. Second Tht·Aftltnl County S..vlnis & -Loan Co. 2'6 Second St. Pomeroy l'll. fft.- Hartley 's· Shoes. Common Pleas Court. Kathy and the marriages of Phyllis Pomeroy, Olllo Gilson Emerald rirlg $225 The two most precious ol Earth 's gems1one treasures! Oramonds and Emeralds make a matc h.iess pair lor brilliance beauty. See our stunn rng gifts ~or lu x\..lrious gi"Jing. Shop soon . ~-DPI.I!fl IXttl. *A trldlrnlrle of THE IINGI:A COMPANY 298 ·second St. POMEROY, OHIO ·Prices Effective Thru July 17, 1976 NO SALES TO DEALERS T'f RIGHTS RESERVm "IIUI'face forl!lveneea" baa not (ienell'ated into your UJICOIIICious, where the aflalr still whips up leellnp of revenge . (Not murder, I'm sure, but truly now, haven't you speculated on getting even with "llltle hacklnp" of your own?) . I'd qgest you tell John about the dreams; then; with his ' help, get deep Into your mind - the place where "good aport" doesn't live. , Perhaps you sewed up the wound without cleaning It first . If you can talk honestly about poisons stW lnalde, there's a good chance you'Uflnda cure in REAL forgiveness. - H. 29 • f •·• •'' USDA Choice Boneless RUTLAND DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 7~2-2100 Thurs., July 15 thru Sat., July 17 wur*'.. 'j ;J :(~ r:J!... H.H. HAM SALAD ..................................... !~·. 99.$ Super ior BULK WIENERS......................................... ~~:.•1 09 Superior BOILED HAM ...............................;.......... ::;.!~·. •129 DAIRY Homegrown 9 WHITE 10 lb. POTATOES .... ~.~~.. . 1~ :~~;~~~.. . . . 29~ ' . . 99~ ~~z. Bord~~-' ···' ... '·· """"'' •• : ....... •'"' .... ... · ..............79$ CREMORA .......... .................,.......................... '1" · · . ' ALUMINUM FOIL.............................. ......... . ..69e 10'12 oz. Pork VIETTI BARBECUE ....................................... ate 10 oz. Maxwell INSTANT COFFEE ......................................... •2" Gallon Rich 'n Ready ORANGE DRINK· ........................................... 79$ 16 oz. Miracle Whlp · ·SALAD DRESSING........................................ 59$ USDA ChQice USDA Choice -. · · MARSHMALLOWS:........................... ,............ 39c • I ··...• •:...• ••• FRIDAY TIL 8 . ..:....•~. ..••••••••••.. .;.• . •• .-, . - . • , ' RUnAND FURNITURE ·e "' : ........... ·····•·············· ~ 742-2211 ARNOLD CRATE - USDA Choice ' CHUCK STEAK •••• ~~~ •• Le~rt Falls ' $ 79 • Fresh PEACHES •••·•••••••••••..'~~ Dishwashing Liquid USDA Choice Boneless STEW BEEF••.•••• ~~· •••• USDA Choice SIRLOIN COUPON W/ C Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only l't Powell's Offer Expires 7-17-76 J Elf BRAND NESTE A JAR Set. STEAK.!~·.... INSTANT TEA •1" Hotdog $ 49 FLAVORITE BUNS ••• !~. ·. . COUPON 3 oz. 22 oz. bot. . $ .19- JOY •••••••••••••••••••••••• CORN I 16 oz. CAN 5 FOR$1 W/C CDUPON NOTICE CHEER HAVILAND CHINA ,: =.:· .$}89 ,.WtC COMPLETE- YOUR SET ' • Oishwashing Uquid ' ' • Limit I Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires 7·17-7.6 Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only At Powell's 7-17-76 e RUnAND ~ TOMATOES ••••••••••• ~ ••••• • ~• ' Close Sal. At 5 p.m. lb. ARM ROAST ••·••••.••• , ••• • • lb CHUCK ROAST•••••;••• .......... ..,lr • • ~-·-· .... . . . . . . . . . . Thursday 8 t111.2 noon . 'I BY 7-17-76 •' ' •' ••' • ' T-BONE .STEAK •••••• ~b~ ••• TWO CELEBRATE Celebrating birthdays Sun\lay were LU!a Murray, ·holds regular meet Middleport, who was 96, and her grea t-gr anddaugbter, Tammy Giles, Ravenswood, CHESTER- The Ladies' who was horn on her .grand· Auxillary of the Fire Dept. mother's birthday'. Mrs. met Wednesday evening at the fire house with the Murray also received a lovely president, Opal Hollon, cake from Rl!va Smith, a presiding. Minutes of the neighbor, numerous flowers previous meeting were rea,d and carda. Also attending the by Ethel Orr and the activities were Mr. and Mrs. .Jreasurer's report by Opal Richa~d Ward and family . Wickham. •Members .voted to buy another deep fryer and some ACTRESS ABDUCTED LOS ANGELES (UP!) - A small utensilS for tbe kitchen. · The president thanked aU reputed outlaw · motorcycle who helped wilh the food gang member was arraigned stand on Heritage Sunday at Tuesday on charges of the museum and those who kidnaping actress Rosane donated pies a~d cakes. Covy, 24, of the "Charlie's Committee reports were Angela" television series . Mlc\lael Cooper allegedly given and projects were got Into Miss Covy's car at a discussed. Roll call was answered by service illatiOn Thursday and Clarice Allen, Opal Hollon, forced her to drive to Paso Qpal WickhaQl, Ethel Orr, Robles, 230 11!1les to the norlh. Miss Covy persuaded Marcia Keller, Erma Cooper that llhe needed to use Cleland, Cleo DeTray, Betty a restroom, authorlUes said. · Newell, Clara Conroy, Sheila Taylor, · Margaret Christy, He ltopped at a prlaon camp for dellnquent youtbs, where and Karla Chevalier. abe acrearned ftr help. He fled but was arrested at the CLASS TO MEET Paao Robles airport, pollee The WUllng Workers class Illd. at the Enterprise United Cooper was held under Methodist Church will meet $100,000 bail. A preliminary at the horne of Mrs. ~n Buck hearing was scheduled for on Thursday, July 15 at 7:30 July 23. p.m. Each member Is asked to wear a Bicentennial !berne. In 1965, 'American PICNIC . statesman Adlai Stevenson, THE MAGNOLIA'' GLUB U;8. ambassador to the · will hold a potluek picnic United NaUons and former Thursday, July 15, at Royal governor of llllnois, died of a ·,Oak Park at 8 p.m. Memllers heart attack in London at the · to brlna oviri table service. 111e of 85. : $ 29 $ 59 USDA Choice Dear Helen: "Sad Childhood's" parents llhould know that there ARE good state achoola for the retarded. 'I work at one here In Texas. We have educational, reaoeational and therapy progr~rns, plus housepsrenta, doctors,_ ~nttsts, nurses, rellgloua lnstructioo, vobmteer workers, 8l)d IUt but not least, a Fester Grandparent program. · I've noticed residenla who have the most loving care from their homes adJust best In the lnstltutlooal situation. Often It's best for everyone to place a severely retarded child In a home. -HOPEFUL . · 18 Inch 25 lt. Reynolds heavy .. lb. RIB STEAK ••••••••••••••••• Chester auxiliary PIZZ ...W.IJJ:I..~.m~..QR. ~.~r.~~~~~~.. ··~ ............. AU IIIu&Uai iOns enfiiiQCII Mon.·Sat. 8 am·lO pm .Sunday 10 am·lO pm gan and .M.ilziann · l-ewis 13 OZ. CHEF·BOY-AR-DEE C. Twin D<amohds and Store Houll: Dear Worried: It doeln 'f !Ue a psrapsychologllt to dill goose that 10 oz. Kraft Jet puffed -~front*"'"" - · .. . ' Branch ~. The Fabric Shop I fASHION MAtE· f eccounrs withelrewn prlo Tlill Dnllm'a 1 Real JUIJer , My lu1lbllld andone.ol my IIOOd lrlendl had an affair. It ended and ever)'lllq lllorl!lven. I remained friends with the WCIIIIIII. John llld I are cloler thin ever before. Being a good sport paid of! I But l'Yel)llilaeveral dreams lately that worry me. In each, I'm auacldng John. It llarted witb IIIII, but the 1aat two were niChlmanlln which I tried to murder him. Lalt night I was l)ackln8 hllilup with a lmlle 1 ' · Since· I've wiped an reaentment IIW'ay, lheae dreams wouldn't have any bea~ 011 my life. Should I tell John about tbern or try to lliugh them off alone? - WORRIED DREAMER Dear Helen: +++ FROZEN with Emerald and Dramond b ord er $375 By Helen Bottel ~ Dear Helen: "Sad Chlldhood" blamed her parenla for not putting her mentaUy retarded brother in a home. But lln't there a place for cornprornlle? To teach the affilcted chlld to be more acceptable to others and to teach others to be more tolerant and c<mpaaalonate toward him? My husband and I certainly don't want our older.BOn to be ernbartuaed ,by his brother _(who la multihandicapped as a · result of Infant rnenlngltia). Nor can we allow him to llve his life pretending his brother does not emt. I agree there II heartache of tbe magnitude I've never known before with Ibis kind of situation. But tbeie Is also joy Item lhlnga I never even noticed before our BOn was diaabled! We hope to teach him as much as he can learn, and II appears there II . a good chance he. can learn some personal Independence, given time, patience and love by his Instructors and parenta. I doo't know If he can always be with us. But for now, at least, he Uvea with ua, not because It makes ~ lee! ri<ible, but because we Jove. BOTH our children. - CHRIS P.S. From the financial a~le, only,lf we put our son In a state Institution, It will coat the taxpayer $10,000 to $15,000 each .year of his Ufe. Tllat's a high price to pay for lack of tolerance. CHEESE .....·.. .-.~.?.~·.. 69~ A, Emeralds. . Diamonds & Opal ring , $350 B Opal hearl pend ant US. • • ~ THAT'Swhatllhenpecta: aogetoowith 'em! - H. Kraft American single sliced y f :wife. 2% MILK .. ~~~?.~ ..~l 29 On 90-Day Certificate• . ~ PERSONAL to "What Does She Expect?" It's been said that a rnan'aiiiOIIt profttable words are !bose spent pralslilg his ing under t he l~nst>s while . di'ssolv,e d. • . they are wotn or with them popping off. , Aqd , when you perspire , there 'is no problem ,with fogging lenses.'' 5.75% I., H;i;;Hei~--l +++ 'mal problems with dust Jloal· and Sammie R. Lewis were IN HOSPITAL Ronald Carr, Injure{! in an automobile accient June 28 • remains confined to Veterans ATHENS, O!Po - Ohio Memorial Hospital. He 11iU . University student Edith Ann undergo a third Qperation to Mees ~ d,aughter of Mr. and · hi& right arm for ·skin graf· Mrs. Malcolm R. Mees, 410 ling In repair of third degree Lincoln Hill Road, Pomeroy,• burns. has been awarded a Dean's Achievement Scholarship by the university for the 1976-77 A legend in academic year. lwxury! Miss Mees was selected by a faculty cornmi ttee in her DIAMONDS academic area based on her high scholastic performance. and EM.ERALD A business administration major, Miss Mees js ·a Jewelry Gifts member of Beta Gamma Sigma, a scholastic honorary for business and management students. pne~~ ·on famous 81nttr11Wing If YOI.I Wlf'llt to •w (INit f' less cx pcntlive ~:~ource thlin meat. when the price per P~ 'und it~ no more th an 50 percent hi~ her 'thlll) that for bonolt~a.s stew beef. lf th ishas givcn you sOme food for th ought. it could help you get more food for your · monuy-. "Athlel<!s may be particularly S. Dugan and Robert L. soft contact Du ..:.Satisfied with 5.75 per cent paid on 90 day Certificates of Deposit. $1 ,ooo.oo Minimum. -- Interest Payable · Quarterly. ' ~wc:o.:..: rt:.:: h·'------­ than glasses. Dr. Robert A Cremeans, Tuppers Plains Koetting, contact lens C'hair· asks divorce froril Mar~u; m an of t. he Am e r i c ·an a-emeans, Rt. 2, Coolville, Our Interest iJ Greater For You $80 when you · buy: with en eye to getting your money 's REVIVAL Hope Baptist Chapel af· filiated w.itb the Southern Bap\lstCorrvention will h~ld a revival July 18 through 25 at 7:30 · p.m. nighHy at the Midd leport Elementary School on Pearl Street, The Rev. Cti!ford B. Coleman, a native of Middleport, will be the evangelist. There will be special singing. Pastor Bobby Elkins invites U1e public to attend . Like many other sports. ACTIONS FILED tennis Lakes concentration One suit for divorce has and coordination. Earn an ad\'ant.age b. ~fore you ge t. (j)Jl ~n filed lind two marriages VISITS HERE RACINE - Arthur Baer and family of Tipton, Iowa, visited here Monday, July 5, with their aunt, UUian Lee. YOURS. ~hi n · lw rvu nd, uniform tu\d in ~ . · Broughfons OURS. . next :-~ize . Mason News Hospital News tlu! 7- 'l1le DliiT 8elltinel, Mlddleport-l'ooleroy, 0., Wednelday, July ' �• ~ .. .. Reagan won't challenge credentials '1 By DONALD LAMBRO Ulllted Pnu IDienuiU..I set down By LEE' LEONAJU) NEW YORK (UP!) - It has been four long years since Frank W. King, then tough-minded president of the ·Ohio . AFL· CIO, had to crack clown · on the unruly Ohio delef!atlon to the Democratic National convention. the 1976 · Tuesday, delegation learned it also has a taslanaster for a leader. Ouistine Gitlin of Berea, a diminutive version of 'IV star Sandy Duncan with blonde ba11811, l!ranny glasses and a shrill voice, erupted at the delegalioo's secood caucus prior to Tuesday's floor • 8ell8ion. She told the !52 deleg~~tes and 77 alternates their behaviOr was "abominable •" gave them a tongue-lashing they'll not soon, forget and cllllleng~ them to !Ire her If they didn't like the way she talked. - The chairman also told the delegates 11 they didn't shape up, they would re-enact the 1972 situation, when some say Ohio became · the laughingstock ·of · the convention 'with King's frequent cry of "Ohio .puaes, " • Ma. Gitlin, confrmted with a sticky question of · appolntmenta to the Democratic National Ownmlttee 8111 perturbed by the delegates constantly moving about, grew tired of telling them to "take your seats" and pay atteritlon. ·· Finally, she exploded. "You know what's going to happen?" she asked. "You're going to be asking me a question about what I just said. You as a delegaUon are beinll very rude and are interfering with people who want this meetinll to go on. "I'm feeling like a shrew," she conUnued, "but you are 152 adults who were elected bythepeopleofthisstateto carry out the business of this CQnvention, U w~ have to pess tonight, you'll have no one to "blame but youraelvi!S. Your behavior Ia abominable." A. chorus of boos swelled from the delegation,' but was neutralized by subsequent applause for Ms. Gitlin's rough talk. "I'm sorry," she went on, "but that's the way I feel. If you want to vote me out of office, go ahead. We h11rdly heard Jolin Glenn's speech last night. Hall of It was the press and the other half was you. You're a great delegation but coll~tlvely, you scare the pants off me." She went on about del~gate tiebavlor at Monday night's opening session. · "Everybody was 1'&nderlng around playing celebrity sweepstakes out there," she complained . "j.et's get it out of our Warning that "41viaive" delegate credentials challeokes at next mooth's Republican convention could destroy GOP chances In November, Ronald ReaJ8n has pledged that his supporters will file no delegate challenges and ls urging President Ford to make a slmllar vow. t;m~~;~j~~t1~~~~;m~1~~~~~I~~l~~~l~~~~~i~~~~~~~~~t;~t~~~~t~~~m~1t~m~~~~~~t~~~~~~~~t~~~~t~ltt~~tt~~~~;~~~~~l day, In a statement issued TuesReagan said the party "inust avoid the kind of system. We have 77 Slate. So Ia Mrs. Doftahey: divisive procedural haggling alternates sitting in the 'lbe state clllllllittee also has at our convention; which peilnut gallery. Get one of named state Sen. Marlgene ·would make it difficult w them to replace you If you Valiquette of Toledo; Esther unite the perty behind our · May! of Dayton, i current national ticket, and which must wander." , The delegation, thus tamed DNC . member; Marvin would refltlet poorly In the to silence, completed its Warner of ·Cincinnati; John eyes of those Democrats and business of ftltlng a slate of · Wiethe, Hamilton County Independents whose support ' no!ffinees to the Democratic DemocraUc chairman; and we seek." Reagan said he has ·National Convention to Phyllls Hart of Colwnbus. As It turned out, Ms. Gitlin Instructed his campaign !Challenge the Ohio · Democratic Party 's had the delegation well- organization and delegates primed for the first roll caD supporUng his candidacy that appointed slate. Delegates pledged to and Ohio finished high oo the they are "not to challenge the · Jinuny carter chose four list .of ·.states reporting · credentials of any delegate" · women and a man -' Ms. results. The first reports to next month's nattonar · Gitlin; state · Treasurer received by the conventloo coiiVention In Kansas City, He urged Ford "ln the Gertrude W. Donahey; secrelary by telephone from tile delegation chairmen were interest of party unity ... to Barbara Holland, a member the first a!Ulounced. issue similar instructions to of the FrankUn County Ohio voted !25-25 against a his · own campaign Democratic Committee from minority proposal which organization and Colwnbus; Harriet Begala 01 Kent; and Martin J. Hughes would have extended debate supp..-ters." Loren A. Smith, general of Cleveland, international on the party platform. Two counsel to Citizens for vicepresident of the delegates did not vote. While phoolnllln its results ' Reagan, warne<! In an Communication Workers of early, Ohio had to change its acCQIIlpanylng le"'er to Ford America. report twice before. arriving campaign officials that The 20 delegates pledged to the corrtlet count. attempts to challenge key at Rep. Morris K. Udall of Arizona selected Akron city councilman Jall'les Williams and Sheldon Schecter of Cleveland, while the six delegates pledged to Rep. Louis Stokes of Cleveland chose state Sen. M. Morris Jackson of Cleveland. Jackson and Hughes, already DNC members, are also oo .the state committee Reagan delegatea "could easily lead tG bitter procedural wrangle~ ... and almost certain defeat for the nominee who wins on what would he perceived u a 'credentiai.!l steal."' Ford camp~lan clwlrman, Rogera Morton, "applauded" Reagan's statement but noted that Reapn forcea Monday had Initiated court action against four Ford delegates in Ohio. which cllallqell the cloee dlllrlct electlall In Jut mcmth'a party primlry. "We hope the ReaJan forces will abide by today'• alatement and not by yesterday's action," MorUII • '"" ""' •• "" . '", "" "" " • . - ·'' OVER 18'5 PAIRS "'• CONNIE &MISS AMERICA SUMMER SANDALS •H .... •• '1000~ r 1.1 'V' ·HI ! '"'.... OR $4 A PAIR Chapman's Shoes • MAIN ST. ..• ~ • M ~ Ill .."" ·~1 ~ •AW ~ . ••.... ••• ... ••• ~ ..... , ....." • •• • ' . on the complete Hne of HI~HLY EFFICIENT, QUIET ANO DEPENDABLE they're going to shoot up The pntldent of the American National Cattlemen's AJioclallon IIYI shoppers better enjoy the beef prices tbey .-e paylnJ now beca111e tbey wm't be al'OWid inuch laqer. .. Wray Fllmey said Tue.lday CQIII!ffi!'l'l whO celebrated the July 4th blcentemlal bolidly with' a cookout or barbecue plkl an aftrllle d. ,. ceDII per pound lea for tbelr bell tbll year than they lid a :JliiT 1g0. 'lbe ciltlall's monthly (UP!) - 19-clty survey of supermarkets showed the netional average cost for five representative beef cuts earller thls month was fl. 44 per pound. Tha\ was three cent& cheaper than a mooth ago and 34 cents per pound less than in July, 1975. Finney said beef 'supplies . bad been larger than expected this summer, resultlnJ in a substantial decreue in cattle prices and whole11le beef prices in recent weeks. "There has been talk recenUy about the Inflation Show promises . huffs 'n puffs " ' rate picking up, but beef is one food product that ls much lower than a year ago," Finney said. ·"Because of increiiSed costs and lower prices, cattlemen again are losin,g iarJe swns, of lllCIIey, 10 there eventual!}' will be •reductions In supplles and higher prices. "For now, though, conswners · can enjoy favorable prices oo steaks ' and 1'0111115 and other cuts of beef." Among the cities In the BlrVey. 12 showed decreases In the average prices over a month ago, five showed in· creases and two reported oo change. 'lbe average cost of the five cuta raitged from a low of $1.18 In Memphis to a high of $1.831n Portland, Ore . Other cities were Atlanta · U.SO; Baltimore $1.58 ; Chicago $1.49; Cleveland $Ul; Dallaa $1.54; Denver $1.32; Des Moines $1.40; Detroit $1.37; HoUIIIOO $1.36; Jackson $1.33; KalllU City $U2; Llls AnJeles fl.lll; New York $1.76; Omaha $1.47; Phoenix $1.27; San Francisco $1.34, and Waahing\(11, D.C. $1.58. NAVARRE, Ohio - The owned by I)Oran Widder of Tulcarawu Valley Pioneer Sugarcreek. Alm.lnc. fanned in October, Each day at noon is a 1M3 opena Ita Bicentennial massed whistle blow of all the .OOW IIIII y..r on August 20 engines. Saturday at I p.m. is for 'lllree daYI of showing' of parade time around the track • anUque power equipment. for all the engines and 'lbe lbow is held each year tractors. The master of at the Tuscarawas County ceremonies will be giving the Falrlrounds, wlllch is on information about each. State Route 800 between Sunday at 3:30 p.m. to of· Donr 8lld New Pblladelpbi,, fictally close the show, is the Oblo. Tbllil easily accessible parade of engines followed by fnm 1·77. a parade of antique cars. . People a ltendlnll tbis Cllurch services will be Jtelm lhow wW see steam held Slllld4y morning at ~ in and llU engil)el dolnJ the the grandstand. ., ~ that waa routine awhile . ':\'Jiere Ia no charge for the ',\( t.ck - IUch u threshing:.- grandsland shows. Friday Mr ..Paul Watters wheat, feed mllllng, lhlnJ!e nillht will be '!be Hill Toppers mllllng, NW mllllng, 8111 at aand Saturday nlJht at 8 Will Be At lll'indlni corn meal. Most of there wiU be an Oldtlme Meigs Inn · ; OlD' neiJbbors are dreued Fiddlers' Contest. Pomeroy, Ohio • ICC(Jrc!inllly, , Most of the women will be On • In llddltlon to the enJines wearlnll pioneer dresses, and Thursday, July IS dis!Qyed on the grounds, the ladles auxiliary ls making From ,there will be nwnerous • patch throw for sale. They 9 A.M. to 12 Noon :working modeil of eDJines, will be baking some • .bHer fans, antique tooli, and homemade goodies and . • :ofller antique equipment.' The making bazaar Items . . To repair and service . naon that suppliel water to Beautiful souvenir plates and hearing aids. the engines is pulled by a cups will be on sale. •beau~lf_ul _!lam of horses Batteries and supplies for all makes fcir sale. . and -or ' Modei21&-3SPW ,._,,., 18,000 BTU . 7.1 EER (Energy Elfi· ciency Rating). Automat- . ic controls, set tHe de· sired temperature and Just use the ·on/off switch. Large cooling capacity and 2 speed fan for maximum comfort. " COOLS 3 OR 4 ROOMS ' stop In today and see the complete line of Amana highly efficient room air conditioners. · • r 5,000 TO 29,000 BTU (J) furthe... 992-2635 OPEN FRI. TIL& Ml DDLEPORT after aplpmont tlh lor olmoll $21 BELlONE 95 I"~'"'' of farm trector. _.,...,..._,_ _ _,_'_'1_ _J MEIG$ nRE COOEJI, INC. JOHN FULTt 7lt I. 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They'll produce anyth in g favOrable results. 1-Pint 12-ol. Btls. but hearings, complaints of any TAURUS (Aptll 20-Moy 20) kind, and regulat ions . should be addressed to The Legal Records Sectll;m , Ohio EPA , P' , o. Box 1049, Colymbus, Ohio . AJ2 -16, ( 614 1 466 .6037 . Unless otherwise stated in particular notlcesr all other co mmunicat ions inc l uding comments on proposed ac · tlons and reQuests for publ ic meetings, should be addressed either to The New Source , Air , or NPOES Permit Records Section, wh i chever . i s . ap , Daydreaming is not the same as being visionary. Don't in· dulge in wishful thinking today · h t and feel you re on t e way o · solving the world's problems. GEMINI (May 21·Jun• 20) Should you be too uncertain " about your aims toda'1 you'll accomplish little of value. Have definite purposes in mind . 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Crisp All Purpose Kroser Salt1nes Pillsbury· · Flour LIBRA (Sapt. 23-0cl. 23) Irs the kind of day when good intentions about health or diet mailers could go by lhe boards. Try to keep your wor1hwhlle resolutions. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Today, avoid being pretentious in any manner. Such action will have an effect exactly opposite of wMt you . hope for. SAOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-0tc. .."'.. ... 21) Your artenllon span Is very short today. You mUst concentrate or have another check your work , '• CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. 11) Guard ogol ~sl reporting on Information.where you are ul')~ ~ .. Burger Chef has a big meal for big appetites. Without the ?ig price. It's built around our Big Shef- two b1g, all-beef patties on a triple-decker bun. Plus cheese, lettuce and our special sauce. , ~ • A~d the1·e's more. A heaping helping of French fr1es. Topped off with our biggest drink. It all adds up to a big, big meal at a small small price. · ' ' ..,.. ; Mr. Watters will ~ gladtogiveyou a free he~rlng test with. the latest Beltone Electronic · equipment. lnolonl ttortln1 Ia all I)'Jifl oi t(JJ proceed ings . Final actions to issue , deny , 171 14 , Itt •RO•'•ssi•ONAL ENGINEERING sERvicE ~ request not ice of victory. proprlote, at The OhiG EPA. CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) P. 0 . Box 1049, Columbl!S , Others today are likely 10 Ingels Furniture TIXH 12 . mlles northwest of the PASADENA, call!. (UP!) original landing ground and - After 25 days of searching 15(1 miles west of the second and two postponements, choice. VIking 1sclentiJts figure they It has been dubbed "west· have found a safe landing northwest," "the western sp~t on Mars for the front" and "site alpha" but a spacecraft's $500 million u.s. Geological Survey robot laboratory - by scientist has been assigned to coincidence on the comeupwitha good neme for anniversary of a space it. exploration milestone. All the sites are in the 'lbe Viking landing, which Chryge Plain region. While missed Its original the original site was found to Bicentennial toucfxlown date · be scarred by rocky canyons of July 4, now Ia planned for apparently carved by long July 20- seven years to the vanl!hed rivers, the new site day since astronaut Neil appeared to have been Armstrong became the first crossed by gentler rivers, or man on the moon. perhaps was tile bed of what The two landing sites was a sea ar lake. logular or Ch.., Pa<k ARy chosen previously were "We think there was water 1110 abaridoned as too rough after flow In thls area and we think Pkg, closer inllpection by Viking 1, there ls a reasonable chance • • • • •• which has been. orbiting the of picking dp sediment;" Dr. red planet since ijlte . last Hal Mas\D'sky said Tuesday. Holly Farms, U.S.D.l. Inspected month. . . . The presence of water, now The new site l! about 460 or In the past, increases the possibilities the automated IFr•Vtl!!lr COUNTY: MEIGS lander may find some PUBL1C NOTICE · The following documents evidence of l!le. were received or prepared by The new site "appears to The Ohio Environmental have the fewest nwnber of Protection Agency during the previous week . An·yone large impect craters of any of · aggrlev·ed or adversely af · fected by i ssul!lnce , den la~ • the landing areas we have modif ic ation, revocation or looked at," said p~oject renewal" of any permit(sl. manager Jim Martin. l lcense(s), or var i ance{s ) " It appears much like the may request an adjudication he&rlng by written reQuest lunar surface, and if it is that pursuant to Ohio Revised Code Section 374S .0' within thirty we betleve we can land quite (30) days of the directors safely.'' proposed action tQ issue or The go:no go declslon .will : deny Such. documents . That statUte do.es not provide for be · made Monday ' night, hearing .requeststo The OEPA Min-tin said. · on appl icationS, complaints , " If all else is well at this ver lfied com plaints, orders, or final actions .· , point we plan to separate (the Within 30 days o! publication lander from the orbiting in a newspaper in the affected county any person moy· oiSo : craft) at4:SO ,a.m. EDT, with ill submit wr itten comments Jandingat8:12,plusorminus relat ing to actions, proposed !I' ve ml'nutes due to the actions , comp laints. .or . verified complaints ; 121 uncertainty of the Martian · request a public meet ing he "he 'd regarding proposed ..,c1ions ; atmosp re, SERVICE .CENTER l Copyright 1976-The Kroger Co. llems and Prices good thru July 17, 1976 In Gallipolis and Pomeroy Kroger Slores. We (eservelhe right to , llmll qu&nlllies. NONE SOLD TO DEALERS . . By JAMES J. DOYLE H£81NG AID Fll'rn Tractor ··i- Afttr hi., JIIJ 1J, 11rl hiitct tl A"liC ..It Still & Ltcll Viking.I to land BELlONE · ~~=~~:;::r1r1 deslped With Coupon 2 Pk... Wltlo Cn110• & $1.50.,. Mort Pore._ Parts • • • . . . ·~·. • '.~·· )., I Sliced Bacon l·lb.$189 Ptr. 100% Pure Ground Beef ~ POMEROY N' Hospital today to press demands Ill' higher pey. City ofllclala in 1\alelgh, N.C., signed on more new garbage workers Tuellday u striking sanitation workers shouted threllts at new men replaclni! them. . . A tAltal of 88 workers, 66 new employes and 22 who did not strike, manned trash. trucks Tuesday as trash collections nearec! normal for tile first time In the eigh~y strike. . In New York City, thoUianda of wltmtlen have taken over the dutiel of 40,000 ~ IIOIIIIledical worken at 57 holpitals and niii'Binll homes. However, the city's health-care pfogram remained In turmoil as meeting• continued in efforts to end the etrllce. Some 1,800 oonprofessional employes struck Cincinnati General HOJIIIItal and tile University of Cincinnati ' Enjoy beef prices now for . clerical .nc1 Soctal Service Department workers on strike since early June tAl · lreN dunanda for higher pay. Strikers charge the 'Alameda County Welfare Department hu delayed their food lllanip applications on grounds their strike Ia Electric lllegal. · target of a three-day About 20 striker& ·IIOnned by 12,800 members of the office Tuesday and fought the l n tern at I on a I with deputy sherll!a. Four of Br~therhooc! of Electrical the strikers were arrested. Workers, faced wildcat walk· . At Westinghouse, rebel ouil by another uniQD. members of the International In SeatUe, hospital offlciail Union of Electrical Workers worcted about how to get food staged wildcat walkouts to w patienta. A Teamsters protest their union's declaloo local voted not to ship food to extend their contract on a across picket lines set up by day-tcH!ay bull. striking nurses at the 15 Four unions, .Including the hospitals. · IBEW and the IUEW, No new negotiations were reswned neJotlatione with scheduled and a member of Westinghouse at Pittsburgh. the nurses' negotlatln& · A judge at Muncie, Ind., committee predicted: "This · lslued an order restralniDJ could be. a long strike." mEW pickets from bl9Ckinl! Violence broke out at a entrances ·to a Westinllhouse North Oakland, ·Calif., plant and from alleged welfare office during a harassment of salaried protest by 2,500 hospital, employes going_ to ~,or_\[._ Ualled Prmlateraatiooal Teamlters honored plckei Unealel up by Seattle, Wuh., nurses, cutunc food supplies to 15 h01pltals, and llrlkinl of a california battled pollee In a protei! over the of their food llamp ~ • DENVER orkers in .West fight police Jecallty of • said. 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It wm come about Only If you seek out lhe rlghl people to e'PIOil It · '' TOTAL SATISFACTION GUARANTEE Kroger Welcome$: Your Federal ., Food Stamps fv•rylh ing you buy 01 Krov•r Is gucHo"t•ed for your 101ol ~ot~1foction r•gordle:u of moruAoCIUier . tt you 011 not tolitlitd , KrogM will replott your item wit~ l ~e tome brond or o 'ompOroble brdnd or your pvr.cl'loll pri" . ,. l. . • ... �• ~ .. .. Reagan won't challenge credentials '1 By DONALD LAMBRO Ulllted Pnu IDienuiU..I set down By LEE' LEONAJU) NEW YORK (UP!) - It has been four long years since Frank W. King, then tough-minded president of the ·Ohio . AFL· CIO, had to crack clown · on the unruly Ohio delef!atlon to the Democratic National convention. the 1976 · Tuesday, delegation learned it also has a taslanaster for a leader. Ouistine Gitlin of Berea, a diminutive version of 'IV star Sandy Duncan with blonde ba11811, l!ranny glasses and a shrill voice, erupted at the delegalioo's secood caucus prior to Tuesday's floor • 8ell8ion. She told the !52 deleg~~tes and 77 alternates their behaviOr was "abominable •" gave them a tongue-lashing they'll not soon, forget and cllllleng~ them to !Ire her If they didn't like the way she talked. - The chairman also told the delegates 11 they didn't shape up, they would re-enact the 1972 situation, when some say Ohio became · the laughingstock ·of · the convention 'with King's frequent cry of "Ohio .puaes, " • Ma. Gitlin, confrmted with a sticky question of · appolntmenta to the Democratic National Ownmlttee 8111 perturbed by the delegates constantly moving about, grew tired of telling them to "take your seats" and pay atteritlon. ·· Finally, she exploded. "You know what's going to happen?" she asked. "You're going to be asking me a question about what I just said. You as a delegaUon are beinll very rude and are interfering with people who want this meetinll to go on. "I'm feeling like a shrew," she conUnued, "but you are 152 adults who were elected bythepeopleofthisstateto carry out the business of this CQnvention, U w~ have to pess tonight, you'll have no one to "blame but youraelvi!S. Your behavior Ia abominable." A. chorus of boos swelled from the delegation,' but was neutralized by subsequent applause for Ms. Gitlin's rough talk. "I'm sorry," she went on, "but that's the way I feel. If you want to vote me out of office, go ahead. We h11rdly heard Jolin Glenn's speech last night. Hall of It was the press and the other half was you. You're a great delegation but coll~tlvely, you scare the pants off me." She went on about del~gate tiebavlor at Monday night's opening session. · "Everybody was 1'&nderlng around playing celebrity sweepstakes out there," she complained . "j.et's get it out of our Warning that "41viaive" delegate credentials challeokes at next mooth's Republican convention could destroy GOP chances In November, Ronald ReaJ8n has pledged that his supporters will file no delegate challenges and ls urging President Ford to make a slmllar vow. t;m~~;~j~~t1~~~~;m~1~~~~~I~~l~~~l~~~~~i~~~~~~~~~t;~t~~~~t~~~m~1t~m~~~~~~t~~~~~~~~t~~~~t~ltt~~tt~~~~;~~~~~l day, In a statement issued TuesReagan said the party "inust avoid the kind of system. We have 77 Slate. So Ia Mrs. Doftahey: divisive procedural haggling alternates sitting in the 'lbe state clllllllittee also has at our convention; which peilnut gallery. Get one of named state Sen. Marlgene ·would make it difficult w them to replace you If you Valiquette of Toledo; Esther unite the perty behind our · May! of Dayton, i current national ticket, and which must wander." , The delegation, thus tamed DNC . member; Marvin would refltlet poorly In the to silence, completed its Warner of ·Cincinnati; John eyes of those Democrats and business of ftltlng a slate of · Wiethe, Hamilton County Independents whose support ' no!ffinees to the Democratic DemocraUc chairman; and we seek." Reagan said he has ·National Convention to Phyllls Hart of Colwnbus. As It turned out, Ms. Gitlin Instructed his campaign !Challenge the Ohio · Democratic Party 's had the delegation well- organization and delegates primed for the first roll caD supporUng his candidacy that appointed slate. Delegates pledged to and Ohio finished high oo the they are "not to challenge the · Jinuny carter chose four list .of ·.states reporting · credentials of any delegate" · women and a man -' Ms. results. The first reports to next month's nattonar · Gitlin; state · Treasurer received by the conventloo coiiVention In Kansas City, He urged Ford "ln the Gertrude W. Donahey; secrelary by telephone from tile delegation chairmen were interest of party unity ... to Barbara Holland, a member the first a!Ulounced. issue similar instructions to of the FrankUn County Ohio voted !25-25 against a his · own campaign Democratic Committee from minority proposal which organization and Colwnbus; Harriet Begala 01 Kent; and Martin J. Hughes would have extended debate supp..-ters." Loren A. Smith, general of Cleveland, international on the party platform. Two counsel to Citizens for vicepresident of the delegates did not vote. While phoolnllln its results ' Reagan, warne<! In an Communication Workers of early, Ohio had to change its acCQIIlpanylng le"'er to Ford America. report twice before. arriving campaign officials that The 20 delegates pledged to the corrtlet count. attempts to challenge key at Rep. Morris K. Udall of Arizona selected Akron city councilman Jall'les Williams and Sheldon Schecter of Cleveland, while the six delegates pledged to Rep. Louis Stokes of Cleveland chose state Sen. M. Morris Jackson of Cleveland. Jackson and Hughes, already DNC members, are also oo .the state committee Reagan delegatea "could easily lead tG bitter procedural wrangle~ ... and almost certain defeat for the nominee who wins on what would he perceived u a 'credentiai.!l steal."' Ford camp~lan clwlrman, Rogera Morton, "applauded" Reagan's statement but noted that Reapn forcea Monday had Initiated court action against four Ford delegates in Ohio. which cllallqell the cloee dlllrlct electlall In Jut mcmth'a party primlry. "We hope the ReaJan forces will abide by today'• alatement and not by yesterday's action," MorUII • '"" ""' •• "" . '", "" "" " • . - ·'' OVER 18'5 PAIRS "'• CONNIE &MISS AMERICA SUMMER SANDALS •H .... •• '1000~ r 1.1 'V' ·HI ! '"'.... OR $4 A PAIR Chapman's Shoes • MAIN ST. ..• ~ • M ~ Ill .."" ·~1 ~ •AW ~ . ••.... ••• ... ••• ~ ..... , ....." • •• • ' . on the complete Hne of HI~HLY EFFICIENT, QUIET ANO DEPENDABLE they're going to shoot up The pntldent of the American National Cattlemen's AJioclallon IIYI shoppers better enjoy the beef prices tbey .-e paylnJ now beca111e tbey wm't be al'OWid inuch laqer. .. Wray Fllmey said Tue.lday CQIII!ffi!'l'l whO celebrated the July 4th blcentemlal bolidly with' a cookout or barbecue plkl an aftrllle d. ,. ceDII per pound lea for tbelr bell tbll year than they lid a :JliiT 1g0. 'lbe ciltlall's monthly (UP!) - 19-clty survey of supermarkets showed the netional average cost for five representative beef cuts earller thls month was fl. 44 per pound. Tha\ was three cent& cheaper than a mooth ago and 34 cents per pound less than in July, 1975. Finney said beef 'supplies . bad been larger than expected this summer, resultlnJ in a substantial decreue in cattle prices and whole11le beef prices in recent weeks. "There has been talk recenUy about the Inflation Show promises . huffs 'n puffs " ' rate picking up, but beef is one food product that ls much lower than a year ago," Finney said. ·"Because of increiiSed costs and lower prices, cattlemen again are losin,g iarJe swns, of lllCIIey, 10 there eventual!}' will be •reductions In supplles and higher prices. "For now, though, conswners · can enjoy favorable prices oo steaks ' and 1'0111115 and other cuts of beef." Among the cities In the BlrVey. 12 showed decreases In the average prices over a month ago, five showed in· creases and two reported oo change. 'lbe average cost of the five cuta raitged from a low of $1.18 In Memphis to a high of $1.831n Portland, Ore . Other cities were Atlanta · U.SO; Baltimore $1.58 ; Chicago $1.49; Cleveland $Ul; Dallaa $1.54; Denver $1.32; Des Moines $1.40; Detroit $1.37; HoUIIIOO $1.36; Jackson $1.33; KalllU City $U2; Llls AnJeles fl.lll; New York $1.76; Omaha $1.47; Phoenix $1.27; San Francisco $1.34, and Waahing\(11, D.C. $1.58. NAVARRE, Ohio - The owned by I)Oran Widder of Tulcarawu Valley Pioneer Sugarcreek. Alm.lnc. fanned in October, Each day at noon is a 1M3 opena Ita Bicentennial massed whistle blow of all the .OOW IIIII y..r on August 20 engines. Saturday at I p.m. is for 'lllree daYI of showing' of parade time around the track • anUque power equipment. for all the engines and 'lbe lbow is held each year tractors. The master of at the Tuscarawas County ceremonies will be giving the Falrlrounds, wlllch is on information about each. State Route 800 between Sunday at 3:30 p.m. to of· Donr 8lld New Pblladelpbi,, fictally close the show, is the Oblo. Tbllil easily accessible parade of engines followed by fnm 1·77. a parade of antique cars. . People a ltendlnll tbis Cllurch services will be Jtelm lhow wW see steam held Slllld4y morning at ~ in and llU engil)el dolnJ the the grandstand. ., ~ that waa routine awhile . ':\'Jiere Ia no charge for the ',\( t.ck - IUch u threshing:.- grandsland shows. Friday Mr ..Paul Watters wheat, feed mllllng, lhlnJ!e nillht will be '!be Hill Toppers mllllng, NW mllllng, 8111 at aand Saturday nlJht at 8 Will Be At lll'indlni corn meal. Most of there wiU be an Oldtlme Meigs Inn · ; OlD' neiJbbors are dreued Fiddlers' Contest. Pomeroy, Ohio • ICC(Jrc!inllly, , Most of the women will be On • In llddltlon to the enJines wearlnll pioneer dresses, and Thursday, July IS dis!Qyed on the grounds, the ladles auxiliary ls making From ,there will be nwnerous • patch throw for sale. They 9 A.M. to 12 Noon :working modeil of eDJines, will be baking some • .bHer fans, antique tooli, and homemade goodies and . • :ofller antique equipment.' The making bazaar Items . . To repair and service . naon that suppliel water to Beautiful souvenir plates and hearing aids. the engines is pulled by a cups will be on sale. •beau~lf_ul _!lam of horses Batteries and supplies for all makes fcir sale. . and -or ' Modei21&-3SPW ,._,,., 18,000 BTU . 7.1 EER (Energy Elfi· ciency Rating). Automat- . ic controls, set tHe de· sired temperature and Just use the ·on/off switch. Large cooling capacity and 2 speed fan for maximum comfort. " COOLS 3 OR 4 ROOMS ' stop In today and see the complete line of Amana highly efficient room air conditioners. · • r 5,000 TO 29,000 BTU (J) furthe... 992-2635 OPEN FRI. TIL& Ml DDLEPORT after aplpmont tlh lor olmoll $21 BELlONE 95 I"~'"'' of farm trector. _.,...,..._,_ _ _,_'_'1_ _J MEIG$ nRE COOEJI, INC. JOHN FULTt 7lt I. Main m-2101 I HEMING AID CENTER 601 Sixth Ave. Huntington, W. Va. Ohio Phone 525-7221 '), Crisco Shortening a·lb. Can . ~-~~-89c · ~ Meat Wieners "\ hdCholca !•·.79C ' 4 9C •• • • • • • • Pkt· u.s. GoY! Gnoltd Choke Nndl Cut lone-In ·~~~ Rib Steak . • . • .. .. .. !~· Frtth ISIIctci lb.-19•) Picnic Pork IHII . t • .• • • • • RIP! Golden Bananas sal . action.s on modify, re'v'oke. or renew perm its, l.icenses, or variances that are nOt preceded by proposed actions ·may be appealed to . The Environmental Board of Review, Suite lOS, 395 East -Broad Street , Columbus , Ohio, 43216 . All such f inal act ion s are so Identified In this notice. All other request s for ad · i udicatlon hearings , and other communications concerning public hearings , publi c meetings , adjudicat i on Kroger · Bi!J K · Dr1nks •Bemice Osol Thurodoy, July 15, 1976 ARIES !March 21-A.ptll 19) For Don't emplOy coy or clever methods to get others to do yqur bidd ing today. They'll produce anyth in g favOrable results. 1-Pint 12-ol. Btls. but hearings, complaints of any TAURUS (Aptll 20-Moy 20) kind, and regulat ions . should be addressed to The Legal Records Sectll;m , Ohio EPA , P' , o. Box 1049, Colymbus, Ohio . AJ2 -16, ( 614 1 466 .6037 . Unless otherwise stated in particular notlcesr all other co mmunicat ions inc l uding comments on proposed ac · tlons and reQuests for publ ic meetings, should be addressed either to The New Source , Air , or NPOES Permit Records Section, wh i chever . i s . ap , Daydreaming is not the same as being visionary. Don't in· dulge in wishful thinking today · h t and feel you re on t e way o · solving the world's problems. GEMINI (May 21·Jun• 20) Should you be too uncertain " about your aims toda'1 you'll accomplish little of value. Have definite purposes in mind . Y.ou OhiO , 43216 . 1$Suance of not ice of reg istration i Imperial Electric Companv 3.ol5 Sycamore Street Millersport , Ohio A p pI i cat ion No Is 0653000026 POOl . I can pull off a stilt not at you~ best in the com~ mercia\ world. WEJ;tch yoursell e11ery step ot the way if buyl"ng _, selling or tradif"lg. portant decisions should not For your Job · 24 INCHEs 1-f'lllt HI. I I • Ill. 88c ~=~~i~t po;rc·;.-w•• Sc I ( I I I ', o o o ,,.~~=ulor •• Di•B Pak Dopooit o a •.••••• c 99 c LEO (July 23-AUV. 22) You're be mad8 for expeditious ·A vallable Now ovERHA Hl9her in Kentucky ch ...k tight Gracie A Medium Eggs determine your produ ctivity. If· your cohorts pre lazy. you·n probably lay down your tools. t oo. $. lil' Off Label Ivory Liquid. ••.•• Ktoger VIRGO IAug. 23-Sopt.,~2) ImreaVtins today . Weigh matters carefully, then come up with what's best for all. Crisp All Purpose Kroser Salt1nes Pillsbury· · Flour LIBRA (Sapt. 23-0cl. 23) Irs the kind of day when good intentions about health or diet mailers could go by lhe boards. Try to keep your wor1hwhlle resolutions. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Today, avoid being pretentious in any manner. Such action will have an effect exactly opposite of wMt you . hope for. SAOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-0tc. .."'.. ... 21) Your artenllon span Is very short today. You mUst concentrate or have another check your work , '• CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. 11) Guard ogol ~sl reporting on Information.where you are ul')~ ~ .. Burger Chef has a big meal for big appetites. Without the ?ig price. It's built around our Big Shef- two b1g, all-beef patties on a triple-decker bun. Plus cheese, lettuce and our special sauce. , ~ • A~d the1·e's more. A heaping helping of French fr1es. Topped off with our biggest drink. It all adds up to a big, big meal at a small small price. · ' ' ..,.. ; Mr. Watters will ~ gladtogiveyou a free he~rlng test with. the latest Beltone Electronic · equipment. lnolonl ttortln1 Ia all I)'Jifl oi t(JJ proceed ings . Final actions to issue , deny , 171 14 , Itt •RO•'•ssi•ONAL ENGINEERING sERvicE ~ request not ice of victory. proprlote, at The OhiG EPA. CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) P. 0 . Box 1049, Columbl!S , Others today are likely 10 Ingels Furniture TIXH 12 . mlles northwest of the PASADENA, call!. (UP!) original landing ground and - After 25 days of searching 15(1 miles west of the second and two postponements, choice. VIking 1sclentiJts figure they It has been dubbed "west· have found a safe landing northwest," "the western sp~t on Mars for the front" and "site alpha" but a spacecraft's $500 million u.s. Geological Survey robot laboratory - by scientist has been assigned to coincidence on the comeupwitha good neme for anniversary of a space it. exploration milestone. All the sites are in the 'lbe Viking landing, which Chryge Plain region. While missed Its original the original site was found to Bicentennial toucfxlown date · be scarred by rocky canyons of July 4, now Ia planned for apparently carved by long July 20- seven years to the vanl!hed rivers, the new site day since astronaut Neil appeared to have been Armstrong became the first crossed by gentler rivers, or man on the moon. perhaps was tile bed of what The two landing sites was a sea ar lake. logular or Ch.., Pa<k ARy chosen previously were "We think there was water 1110 abaridoned as too rough after flow In thls area and we think Pkg, closer inllpection by Viking 1, there ls a reasonable chance • • • • •• which has been. orbiting the of picking dp sediment;" Dr. red planet since ijlte . last Hal Mas\D'sky said Tuesday. Holly Farms, U.S.D.l. Inspected month. . . . The presence of water, now The new site l! about 460 or In the past, increases the possibilities the automated IFr•Vtl!!lr COUNTY: MEIGS lander may find some PUBL1C NOTICE · The following documents evidence of l!le. were received or prepared by The new site "appears to The Ohio Environmental have the fewest nwnber of Protection Agency during the previous week . An·yone large impect craters of any of · aggrlev·ed or adversely af · fected by i ssul!lnce , den la~ • the landing areas we have modif ic ation, revocation or looked at," said p~oject renewal" of any permit(sl. manager Jim Martin. l lcense(s), or var i ance{s ) " It appears much like the may request an adjudication he&rlng by written reQuest lunar surface, and if it is that pursuant to Ohio Revised Code Section 374S .0' within thirty we betleve we can land quite (30) days of the directors safely.'' proposed action tQ issue or The go:no go declslon .will : deny Such. documents . That statUte do.es not provide for be · made Monday ' night, hearing .requeststo The OEPA Min-tin said. · on appl icationS, complaints , " If all else is well at this ver lfied com plaints, orders, or final actions .· , point we plan to separate (the Within 30 days o! publication lander from the orbiting in a newspaper in the affected county any person moy· oiSo : craft) at4:SO ,a.m. EDT, with ill submit wr itten comments Jandingat8:12,plusorminus relat ing to actions, proposed !I' ve ml'nutes due to the actions , comp laints. .or . verified complaints ; 121 uncertainty of the Martian · request a public meet ing he "he 'd regarding proposed ..,c1ions ; atmosp re, SERVICE .CENTER l Copyright 1976-The Kroger Co. llems and Prices good thru July 17, 1976 In Gallipolis and Pomeroy Kroger Slores. We (eservelhe right to , llmll qu&nlllies. NONE SOLD TO DEALERS . . By JAMES J. DOYLE H£81NG AID Fll'rn Tractor ··i- Afttr hi., JIIJ 1J, 11rl hiitct tl A"liC ..It Still & Ltcll Viking.I to land BELlONE · ~~=~~:;::r1r1 deslped With Coupon 2 Pk... Wltlo Cn110• & $1.50.,. Mort Pore._ Parts • • • . . . ·~·. • '.~·· )., I Sliced Bacon l·lb.$189 Ptr. 100% Pure Ground Beef ~ POMEROY N' Hospital today to press demands Ill' higher pey. City ofllclala in 1\alelgh, N.C., signed on more new garbage workers Tuellday u striking sanitation workers shouted threllts at new men replaclni! them. . . A tAltal of 88 workers, 66 new employes and 22 who did not strike, manned trash. trucks Tuesday as trash collections nearec! normal for tile first time In the eigh~y strike. . In New York City, thoUianda of wltmtlen have taken over the dutiel of 40,000 ~ IIOIIIIledical worken at 57 holpitals and niii'Binll homes. However, the city's health-care pfogram remained In turmoil as meeting• continued in efforts to end the etrllce. Some 1,800 oonprofessional employes struck Cincinnati General HOJIIIItal and tile University of Cincinnati ' Enjoy beef prices now for . clerical .nc1 Soctal Service Department workers on strike since early June tAl · lreN dunanda for higher pay. Strikers charge the 'Alameda County Welfare Department hu delayed their food lllanip applications on grounds their strike Ia Electric lllegal. · target of a three-day About 20 striker& ·IIOnned by 12,800 members of the office Tuesday and fought the l n tern at I on a I with deputy sherll!a. Four of Br~therhooc! of Electrical the strikers were arrested. Workers, faced wildcat walk· . At Westinghouse, rebel ouil by another uniQD. members of the International In SeatUe, hospital offlciail Union of Electrical Workers worcted about how to get food staged wildcat walkouts to w patienta. A Teamsters protest their union's declaloo local voted not to ship food to extend their contract on a across picket lines set up by day-tcH!ay bull. striking nurses at the 15 Four unions, .Including the hospitals. · IBEW and the IUEW, No new negotiations were reswned neJotlatione with scheduled and a member of Westinghouse at Pittsburgh. the nurses' negotlatln& · A judge at Muncie, Ind., committee predicted: "This · lslued an order restralniDJ could be. a long strike." mEW pickets from bl9Ckinl! Violence broke out at a entrances ·to a Westinllhouse North Oakland, ·Calif., plant and from alleged welfare office during a harassment of salaried protest by 2,500 hospital, employes going_ to ~,or_\[._ Ualled Prmlateraatiooal Teamlters honored plckei Unealel up by Seattle, Wuh., nurses, cutunc food supplies to 15 h01pltals, and llrlkinl of a california battled pollee In a protei! over the of their food llamp ~ • DENVER orkers in .West fight police Jecallty of • said. PR. . e-'lbll Dally Senlillel, Mlddleport.Pcmeroy, oJ., Wfl(!nellday. July 14, lf16 .." ~ ...• " ptter gqpd through July 25, 1976 !0 " ..• ..•.. *• , . , more to like at Bureer Chef. © 1976 Burger Chef Systemt, Inc . 2325 JACKSON AVENUE - AI . " •• •• PT. PLEASANT • •" 1503 EASTERN A VENUE - GALLIPOLIS All Kroger Stores Now Open 24 Hours . a Day (Except Saturday Midnight 'til 9 a.m. Sunday) certain of the facts. You could unintentionally hurt someone. 26FT. (4/12) $2470 PITCH DELIVERED .TO JOB SITE AQUARIUS (Jon. 20·Ftb. 19) One who borrowed and who is still not current on her in- · debledness mey 1ry 1o 1ouch you up again. Keep her record In mind . PISCES (Fab. 20-Morch 20) Except Gassaway, Hinton, Ironton ur • (514 S. 3rd and White You want some things at pre-· sent, but apparently not badly enough to make the sacrifice needed 10 attain lhem . Owtrrod July 15, 1971 A very profitable market opens up for your talents and experience this year. It wm come about Only If you seek out lhe rlghl people to e'PIOil It · '' TOTAL SATISFACTION GUARANTEE Kroger Welcome$: Your Federal ., Food Stamps fv•rylh ing you buy 01 Krov•r Is gucHo"t•ed for your 101ol ~ot~1foction r•gordle:u of moruAoCIUier . tt you 011 not tolitlitd , KrogM will replott your item wit~ l ~e tome brond or o 'ompOroble brdnd or your pvr.cl'loll pri" . ,. l. . • ... �1u - The nauvsenllnel.MiddlePOI'I-Pcmeroy, Ordinance r;o. 411 AN OROINANCE TO AMEND ORDINA NCE NO . 319. OR OINANCE NO . 401 , OR OIN ANCE NO . 407 . OR OINA NCE NO . 431 , OR DIN ANCE NO . .. o. OR PI NA NCE NO . HI. OR DINANCE NO . 454. AND ORDINANC E NO . 456. TO ~I X SALA RIES AND WAGES OF THE VILLAGE OF PO ME ROY . OHIO . BE tT OROAtNfb, OnJ Jnarl"c& No . 407 , dated ' 0 No , Pnl ber' 1, 1970, Ordinance N-o 43l. dated May lS. 1972 • Orcttn an c e No . 440 , dated .A. ~~:~ ust 20, 1973. Ord inance No . 45 1, da ted July 1, 1974, Or · d in an cn No . 454 , dated . " Novem ber 18, l'ilH and Or · tlln"nce N o. 456 , dated r ebru ary 3. 1975 is hereb¥ ami'o ded to tne ex ten d th l!lt Sect ton 1. Paraor •ph A and SP.c tf on I, P'aragntph B. Parag raph C. F'ara .. raph D. and Para graph E. are change d as lol lows : Sec lion 1. Th&f'the following sct'llP o f sa Ia r les ., nd wages for £' mp!Qyees of t he Vlllaoe of Po m ~roy . Oh io , Is hereby l:ldoo 1 t> d : • • WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES S P .M . Day Before Canullatlons , correc - Publication . tions "ctpfed first day of publication . t REGULATIONS P'ubtistter rnerves Tne the right to edit or relect any ads deemed ob lectlonal . Thf publisher WJII bt responsible for no/ consecvttve insertions . 26 cents per word six consecutive lnurlions . 25 Per Cent Discount on paid ads and ads pa id within 10 da~s. , CARD 0 THANKS & OBITUA R'i' S2 .00 for 80 word m inimum : Each additiona l word \l cents . OFFICE HOURS 8 :30 e . ~ . to 5:00 'p .m . Dally , 8 :30 a .m . to 12 : 00 Noon Saturday . Phone today 992 -2156 ST REET DEPART · ME NT AN D CEMETERY A ~L NQTI CES ATTN .: It HOUS EWIV ES All Yl!r d Sales, Rum m 11ge, Porc h and B ase m en t Porch and Basement Salts, etc. m ust be paid In advance·. Get yours In early by stoppi ng by our ort lce at The Daily Sentinel. 111 Court Sr . or writing Box 729, Pomeroy , Ohio . 45769 with your remi tt ence . IN memory of Elsie Haddox our beloved mother who died Jonuory 1~ . 1975. Six months hove come and gone, And tl1e hurt and p_oln still linger on . We wish that you were here will-1 us . To gi\le us your love we m~ss so much. Sadly missed by Mr . and Mr5 . Wolter Morris and Forriily . Mr. and Mr5 . Cho rles Smth ond Capt a in Fomly . Mr . and Mrs. Dole Le-~s the n th ree mon th s Goodn1te ond Family, Mr . and s ent ice, S462 .00 ·per month Mrs. George Haddox and Forni · Aft er t hree months ser\llce . Patro S510 00 lmen per mont h Less than th ree · months iiliyi.i~iiiiiii se-rv ice, S-446.00 per mont h. Afte r three mon ths serVIce , U88 .00 per month • hove o gun shoot Saturday at 6:JO 'p.m . ot their new building off Bashon Rood. -------------· .Pomeroy Motor Co.· ser\l iCe. Call Ot lew•s Smiths', SPECIAL meeting of the .Racine Gun Club. Thursday ,' July 15 at 7 p.m -~~~ m...!."2!~ ~~ ~~!ted . WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY- 12795 Local low m ileage car, V-8 engine, automatic power steering and brakes. ra~lo. tires show little wear, gold fin ish. Sharp and nice. --- D. Bumgardner lloMts...ttll., Wlllij I . 1'11011£nu 724 '-13-1mo. I old. Huskle and Irish Setter . Poone 94~ · W7. - ~~..,., " LOSE 1"eight wi th New Shope ~~·~· ~ lob lets a nd Hydrex Worer Pills . MAK E spring cleonmg profitable, Du tt on Drug. Middleport and turn unwanted items inio cash. Nel ~rug , Pomer~ _ ~ Ad11ert ise in the Wont Ads.:. LOSE weight safe , fast , easy w1 th lOCUST posts , round Or spilt . the D1odax plan. Reduce fl uids Phone 949·277 o4 . wilk FluideJC , Nelson Drugs . COAL, limestone, and cokium GRAPEFRUIT Pill with DodoJC , eat chloride and calcium br ine for satisfying meals and lose dust cont,ol and special mil(lng weight , now extra 5lrenglh for · salt far formers . Main Street , mula . Nelson Drugs. Pomeroy . Ohio o~ phooe m . ---- -=~-3891. $50.00 Reword for the relutn of the ·s month old heifer ce lf. · CANNING peaches now 'l-todr ~ black with wh ite face , token lhru August. Se ...erol var ieties , from l n front of Mill iron 's prO · by the bushel , •t, bus~el or perty Mondoy , July 5th bet· peck . Please bring own con· wee n 1 and 3 p.m. If returned , toiher , 2 con¥enient local1ons: no questlom osked. Dione ond Midway Mor~el , Pomeroy. Tomi Milliron , l toding Creek , 997·2582 ; Bob's Market, Mason , - phone9'n-3139. -OHIO -Volley -Horse 773-S721. Show Ass n. Horu and TocM Sole, Meigs County Fairgrounds, Pomeroy . Ohio , July 17, 5 p .m. For fur · ther information : Roy A. TOMATOES , Cleland Farms and Greenhou~e~ . Gerald i ne Cleland, Racine . Ohio. ----CHOICE Timolny ' baled hoy . Phooe 742-2359. 1·304 -67S-1799 . Oevid Darst, 1-304·675-3147 . or 50 lb bogs . si~e 8 pqtotoes , H. A. Cole. 1-614-667-3405 . $1 50, Grode A also O¥olloble. Dougne<ly 1972 Ford I fon llatbed truck , $2200. 18 ft . tandem low boy trailer , $750. Phone (61 4) 985· 3373. - - --.- 1969 Cadillac Coupe DeVil II', full · power equipiY) ent . am·fm radio , o.c. climate control. telescope . tilt steering wheel, $1 ,()(X) or best offer. Also. 1937 Ford one,~ half ton pickup truck , all original, $275 . Con be seen at Richard Fetty residence , Rutland, or phone] .. ~·28~ 8~ 1972 Vega , new tires , runs good. Coli q,c9.2626 or 247·26.41 , Mike ~oberts . 1968 Rambler, 6 cylinder , stan· dord shift . good condition . $300. Pnone 9'12·5301 O< 992· 3682. N ine m onths servite, $2 .50 per hour N i ne to Twe l ve m onth~ wrv ite, $2.60 per hOUr After twel ve months ser. v ~ te . S'2. 85 per hour lhree to ~ 0 LABdRE R ! Office Clerk Bookkeeper , \J!IO .so per m onth ' AssiS tant Offi ce -Cle r k ~ Boo'kkeeper Less th en 0 m on t hs strvl ce. . S125J)() per m onth , A.U.er 6· mon th s servl ce r Sl.57.50 t~er m onth ·• Cte'ri<. of 8oc'!rd of Public Affein. S'l9 .00 per mon th I l e . MIS CELLA NEO US EM- • I NOTICE TO THE umbui,t)hio 43220. ~ TAXPAYERSO'FTHe ' MEIGS LOCAL SCHOOL OISTR ICT OF THE ' COUNTY dF MEIGS COUINTY Notic e Is hereby given tha t t wo co pies of t he pr Oposed budge t and 'est ima te of cost of oper &tion o f t he M eigs Loca l . IF YOU hove a serv1ce to offer , wont to bur or 5ell something, Sch ool Dist r ict. of th e Count y are looking for work . . . or Of Meigs , St ale of Oh io i n clud il'!g t he cost of opera ting whofe11er .•. you'll get results t he public school s ol se id fast-er w ith a Sentinel Wont Ad. d istrict for t he fi sc a l ytoar of Coll 992-21 56. , 1971, are on fil e in the off ice of ·the und ersi gned Clerk · 2 FamilY _Yard and Ga rage Sale , Tre as urer o f the Bo.r d of Mondoy, TUe~do ~ and Weds . Ed ucation and op en to in · Nice .clothi ng, men's cloth ing, specllon of the public. pur . women's, and children , e le<:. suanl lo lhe requiremen ts or range , di~hes $10d jewelry ta w. . ecross from BroObury school. A publ ic near ing on the proposed budget for t he Meigs -~~ort in g lime 9 o .m, tillS p .m . Local Public Schools w ill be held at the office of the Cer k - 3 Fomil y Yard Sale at Dol e Teaford residence. Rt . 124, Tre asurer on July 19, 1976 et 9 :00A .M . Syroc u~e . Thursday. Friday ond Satu rday. Joh n T·ri plett PLOYE ES Secretar y to :-/' Mayor ·r les.~ Jhan 6 month s servtc e. ' s:tsooo per mon th After 6 months servtce , l i61.SO per m onth Sn.llon 2: That Or dinance No J79, dated F ettruar y 0, I''' · Ordlnan'ce No. 40 1, da ted Juqe· J. 1'970, Or d inance No. Clerk.Treu urer .t01 , dated Novem ber 1, 1970, Boar d of Education Ordh1.anc e Ho. 431. da ted May M eigs L oc al \ 1S. J912, Ordin ance No . .4.40, Schoo l Distr ict TERRI·POO puppies , 6 'weeMs old .. da led August 20, 1913, Or · d •nai'C if No . 451, da ted July 1, (}) 1.4, 11c 510. Phone992·1261. 191A, Ord in ance No . .tS4, dated November 18, 197.4 and Or . cnnance NO . 4S6, dat ed Febr:uary 3, 1975 a nd a ll other Ord1(1anc es i n conflict with the previ sion:! of this. Ord inance PVCO Case No. ll·t ll· GA· IS Fr. tra vel tra iler, sleeps six , $850. Phone 992·3 19.4 or 992silatl be and. are here b y ORO PUBLIC NOTICE 1 repeated. 1 . 3459. Not ice is hereb y gi ven th at SKtfon 3; Thai this Qr . d inance- sh,all lake effect and the Public U t ili t i es Com · lie hi force from and after the miss ion of Ohio see ks to r ules a nd e.uh est per iod allowed by taw . pr o m ulg a te rev ule t l ons g overn ing pur . •·p~~SED : 6-7-76 ch ased gas ad ju st ment of gas FURNISHED . 2 bedrm. apartment, adults onl y, m Middleport . companies and n atur al gas l' AHEST; Ralph H. Werry Phone992·387.4 . c o m pan i es sub iecf to th e .Pres. of Council COm m lni on 's jurisd ict ion. A A PPROVE D · p ublic hearing will be held 3 AND 4 RM. furnished and un· furnished opts. Pkone 992· Clarence Andr ews com mencin g Aug ust 9, 1976 et S.O:J.I . MAYOR 9 : 30 A.M . at the office of the • Public Utilities comm tsslon of CJ) 7. lo4~ 2tc Ohio, Ill No r t h High Str eet, COUNTRY Mobile Home Park , Rt. Colum bus . Ohio 43215 . A 33r ten miles north of Pomeray . Lorge lots with concret patios. ' public commen t per iod for sidewalks , runners and oft wr itte n c o·mm en ts on t he NOTIC E OF APPOINTMENT p r op osed ru les a nd stree t parkin g. Phone99'2-7479. l c ... No. mn reg ulatio ns sha ll e~e t en d unti l ~E\tatt of F ER N E L . July 28. 1976 . Persons who ONE bedroom oportments at · JSRPDB URY, Deceued. VILLAGE MANOR in Middloporl in tend to te stif y shou ld subm it ' NC.d ice is hereby given that w r iu en ·tesl i mon y on or before for $104 mont111y phn elec. or ' Cecil P. BrAdbury ot '111 Sou th lhe date o f hear in g. Cop ies 1Jf $130 including ele<l ric. LOWER AV enve, M iddleport. Ohio, has lhe p r opo sed rul e's and RATES FOR SENOR CITIZENS. been dUly appOII\t.ed E;~~eucfor r egul allon s m a y be obtained of lht Estate of Fern~ L Convenien t to shopping on trom the off ices of t he Public ' erildb'.'ry, deceased, late of Utili·tles Third ond M ill Street5 In MidC omm issi on , 1 M ~"'9~ Cou nt!(, Oh.Jo. dleport , Brand new high qual iD iv ision , at the f Cre ditors are requi r ed to Docketing ty apo r.t , e nh . S&e the J fil e t hei r C.II/11"!S Wilh Uid above address . manager at Rwenide Apart · ~fiduciar .., within three montt,s . THE PUBL IC UT ILI TI ES ments or coli 992·3273. Fur · Dated this lrd day of July COMM ISSION OF OHIO nis hed apart me nts al so 19n By Randall G . Applegate, avoflable. - ~ . Secre tary ·--~-Manning 0 . Webster TRAILER spoce for ren t in Mid · Judge ( 1) 1.4, ltc __dle~rt._!ho~ 992· 5~~ --· Co urt ot Comf'(lon Pleas, Probate Di\l llion 3 roo m furni shed apartment , utilities paid . Inquire ot 356 7, 14. 21. Jtc t -- -e· t 1 •!.- -------- --'t I ".· m ' .. North Fourth, Middleport , A hea r ing on the Rutl and Ohio . To wnship bu dg~t wit! be held 7 11e- ,h·o-m - -e .- -odults at 6:30 p.m , at he town stl!Jp 1 bedroo._m_ m-ob:7 on ly. Phone 992 ·5535. ' ha ll In Ru flan d Monda y , J-v ty --·-- · ---~-- -19th . PUBLIC NOTICE OF Ap PO INTMENT Ca se No. 21,156 lh tate of Rober t L . Jacob s Oeceas.ed . Notice Is hereby g iven lhet Robert L . Jacobs, Jr . of Pomeroy , Melg~ Coun ty, Ohio, hes been du ty a ppoi n te d Adrrlin rstrat or With the Wi ll (7) 14 , lie Ann eKed ot the E stete of '"!obP.rt L. J acobs, decea s~d , latn !l f • Pom.e roy , M ei gs CCHmly, Ohio. \ 1 ., Creditors ere r equlrtd ,to 1 Edn a Sw ick, TWO bed room mobile home, Brown's' Trailer Pork , phone Clerk of 992-3324 . Ru tla nd Townshi p 3 room 1976 . 31 2~ or 992- 5434 . .. u,d ge IIJ I, H, 2!, lie ' . '' f. lhought for lhe day: 20 acres of standing hay. ~ l so feed wheat. G . A. Rodekin , RD llalei!Dian Adlai 3, Albany , Ohio. Stevenm llld, "A wiBe man . 698-8852 . . . .. does nnt '•Y to hurry NICE potl <>-i H &l • 10rd, (300 foone Y/l ., 190, history: American ManniM D. Websler .,.........,.....,-----f~rnis hed opartment •. utilities furni shed. Phone 992· flie theJ r c la im s with sl id flducittry Wi th i n 1hrfe mon ft'IS . Dated th iS 29th day of Jun& ~OTIC E I $103.60 Or 1erms. Coll9?'1·'3'965. 2--m'o(Or~~des: ' l.:. i97f YGmaho 80, 1- iv 1971 Sl Hondo BEl sAW planer , mcxlel ~10, like new , 3 power tools in one. Phone 1·667-3737. OlD kitchen cabinets. oak with flour bin and sugar jar, oak china cabinet , pie safe , mised wood: dresser ·wolnut . (solid): chest od dtowers-mople. A ll old all professionally refinish· ed . The Furniture Fi~t er , Portl and, Ohio. A few e¥enings a week . NO exper'•ence, NO paperwork', NO G IM M I CKS! G a soline allo wance . Earn FREE SOmple Kit . Call 742-23n. Write TOY LAD IES PAR-TV PLAN . FREE ICE CREAM gal. Ice Cream ' FREE With Every Cubic Foot of Unfco Freezer Space You Buy. EXAMPLE : 20 cu. II. 10 gal. leo Croom COUNTRY farmland with seclud· ed woods , wa ter and good oc· ten in Monroe Coun ty. W. Vo . $1,000 down. coli (JO.o) 7723102 or (JO.o ) 772-3227 . POMEROY LANDMARK "--Jack W. Carsey. Mgr. ~ Phone m -2181 GRAVELY 'TRACTORS.We' Demonstrator Sale have J - 1976 model demonstralors for sale , with new warranty. Buy any of these tractors at list price, and get the mower free. 1 modell24 2 wheel tractor 1 Supor C-8 2 wheel tractor 1 model 112 riding tractor GRAVELY .TRACTOR SALES Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 614·992-2975 carpor t, good steps. 992-3027. ' NO. 175 - Syracuse. N.w all elec. 3 or 4 Br. split level. carpoted throughout. attached gar ., quiet location for fam il y, a nice corner lot . 126.500.00. ATTENTION HUNTERS - · 28 acres with lots or woods. lOxSO mobile home, 32• .0 metal garage, iarge spring and city wafer . Bounded by Forked Run Slate Park. Price: Sl7,000. LONG BOTTOM AREA 6 a ., 1975 65Kl4 all elec. home . lived In 6 mo ., 2 car gar ., with workshop , beautiful location lor retirement, or :to Parke rsburg. area, city water. 1S25,(100.oo. 804 W. Main M''"''" C<olt 10,(55 1~6S mobi le home. Two bedroom furn ished , Phone Painting and Repair Southeastern Ohio · Truss Rafter Co. , h, (1141 742-%40! WoOtilllr 6-13-161 mo. Pomeroy 992-2298 After Hours Ca II 992-7133 CONTACT: Lois PIViey . REAL ESTATE FOR SAL£. Orie new fo~r bedroom ranch style, double garage, pafloilocated on one acre of ground with all utilities, located on the "Wildwood ~states' Flatwoods, 2nd. house on left of new limestone road. "11l for appqintment. Also ne~ _home to be sold at Morning Star add1flon and will be ready soon for showing. Alsolotsoflots(lacrelleftatthe Wildwood estates, Flatwoods. " GEORGES. HOBSTETTERJR. REAL ESTATE BROKER Phone985-41U after 4:00 m. . C~ i E'F, I PIP ' MAK~ A MISTAI(E IIJ DECODiNG THAT ADPI<E ~~ IN R051E's ' ME,6A!5E: ~ WIN AT BRIDGE A blocking defensive bid NORTH QUitt rs. Wt hlnQ It, or do II ' youratlt. Specltf prlctl ta ~ builders. ; 4K86 532 EAST • ~ Q8 % WEST I D) • J 104 3 ' Rulltnd 742-2321 All Work GuaroniHd Free Eallmtltl '"23-2 ma Blackwood. They can't make any slam try wilhout actua lly bidding lhe slam. · when we watched this hand In a recent rubber-bridge game North made his bid. East studied a lone while. He hated to give up game, rubber and 100 honors, but finally made the right decision and doubled. . This way he did get 100 points lor setting South . · Better than going down one at five hearts , but a far worse result than playing and mak· ing lour hearts. . t4 • 91 •3 •Q J9 ! Phone 949-2814 ' ., ;' 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. '. 992-7320 evenings • • A K J 10 t lO2 •Q 9 84 t-7 . AQ97 ' BORN LOSER ' soum • "J 10 • K ti ~ 6·27-76 • 6~ 2 t A K 6~ 4J 3 Bedroom, a ll elec . home , Fiva Points, 6 room hous& Phone Elemontery School P.ck•i Plcturtl S.nlora • Y.. rllook - Woddhigs- 5 ROOM nouse wi th both ond foundry room , modern kitchen , 11 acre' with born on d milk Photogrtphy 915-4155 Chtsttr, Ohio 7-1-1-lmo. ,..., "• ftZ-2174 CAREER·· 614·9.. 9·2!AB. FISHING COTTAGE OR HOME - Located on the Ol io River. 3 BR, bath, own water syst em, nice ki tchen. lots ol carpet ing , paneled, carport·, nice front porch , storage bldg. 18.900. POMEROY - Ra nc h Type , 4 BR, 2 baths, util ity R. , part basement wllh Kec . R., large glass enc . porch. garage. $30,000. RUTLANO - On Leading Creek. 1.12 acres. Mostly in lawn . lovely tor home or trailer . $3,300. MIODLEPORT - 2 story lrame. 5 BR, l'h baths, utility R., dining R., small basement, 2 lar ge enclosed porches. garage & carport. JU ST $12,000. A HONEY FOR THE MONEY - 13Sacreson Rt . 681. lllosl minerals . Water a va ilable. Close to Recreation . $16,600. FOR GAIN INVEST IN REAL ESTATE . , 992-2259 or 992-2568 ElWOOD BOWERS REPAIR 7.481. SMALL form for sole, 10% down, owner f inanced. Monr04t Coun· ty, w. Vo. Pl1one {30-4) 772· '3102 or (30.4) 772·32'17. ;::.:::::::::::::::::::::::::==~ TEAFORD Virgil B, Sr .. Realtor 110 Mechanic Pomeroy, Q. Plione m-m• · RUTLAND - 3 bedrooms, bath , .all city utilities, porches, furnace, and large lot near school. 512,000. BUSINESS BUILDING With s room apartment City utllllles, over. excellent locat ion . Only Sl3,500. WALKTOWORK - 3farge bedrooms with closets, 1'1• baths , new gas bolter heat L · fu II (steam basement near sto res . S29,500. sssoo.oo - Workingman's special , 2 bedrooms, nat. gas F .A. furnace and city water . 18500.00 - 3 bedrooms, nat. gas, city water. full ba sement and looks nice Ins ide. Give us an offer. BUSINESS BUILDING 30x40 at Oeder. Good location lor many Ideas. Just $5500. 11 ACRES - Mostly all new f enced , residence, 11/o:z 7 room baths, and good spring water. $29.000. 4'12 ACRES - 2 bedrooms, 1112 baths, central air and heat, 2 car garage and large garden spots. $29,500. ADS ATTR"ACT LOOKERS. SALESMEN SELL PROPERTY. TRY us. CENTRAL REALTY CO. NEW LISTING - COOLVILLE - ·Nice mod . brick home containing three bedroom&, dining room , living room with fireplace, full basement with garage, farge front porch, nat. gas . furnace, city water and well water. a beautiful home with approx. 5'1• acres or land, fruit trees and shade trees surrounding II. Plenty of garden space, good fish lng area close by, located In Coolville, Ohio. Price at only $32,000. Calf now., . BRADFORD, Austionetr. ComJ plate Service. Phone 949·24811 or 949·2000. Racine, Ohio, Cri t~ Bradfo rd . , HOME!iiTES_for sole , I acre and up.' M iddleport near Rutland. Col/ 992-7481. NEW 3 bedroom house. 2 baths, <Ill e lec. 1 acre, Middleport, dose to Rutland. ~hona 992- 51 ACRES FREE GAS - Mode, n 1'12 story house, 3 br ., dining room. lire place, full basement, nice porches and out buildings. Large scenic fake with green ·grass and pine trees around II. Watch the large bass swim along In the clear water. PreHy as a picture. Pr iced to sell 137,500.00. 56 ACRES _:_Modern 1'12 story home, 3 bedrooms wllh fireplace and basement. Apple ; cherry and other lrult · trees. Mostly fenced with Ptslure. &ame farm land . Close to Danvil le. Price reduced to S2B,700. NEW LISTING - Mulberry Avenue toattlon. Two bedroom, living room, kltchtn, and clntna oru: lV. blths. Ltrgt btck porch, prlctd Ill nil S9,100. WE ARE SEI,.LINGFROPERTY AND NEED YOUR Ll~ fi~G CALL JIMMY DEEM 949·2388 ~ Sweepers.. l~ster.s . irons , al~ small opphonces. Lawn mower 1 next to Stole Highway Garage on Route 7. Phone (61.4) 985~ ~5 . I REMODELING, Plumbing hoatlnq and all types of general rePai r'~~ Work guaranteed 20 yedrs ex· perience. Phone992·2..09. 0&0 TREE Trimming, :20 yean ex· 1'\-IE 1-l'EAIHEN iHREW perien ce . In sured free . estimates. Call 99~·2384 Dii<T IN MY FACE I Pass 1• Sotrlb 2t J• 5• Obi. ,Pass or Take a look at the North ha nd only . You are not vulnerable and pass in second seat. Third hand. whose side isvulnerable,CJI>I!nsoneheart. GUY AlflfiE~WIIE You r ·partner bid~ two diamonds dealer three ~! MASTERM«ND! IT 'S 5TUPI6 Bl~S hearta. What should y.ou do? AU. He DGfS IS BOS!I THAT WHO MAl<~ You are sure that the hand A LOl OF OTHEII DOPES ~k~~IIY~ ~ItE belongs to your opponents . WHO ARE SO DUMB T11EY Ut<E TO WOO~ HARD ME-· - --"!! They have a major sui_ t - you have a minor . What do you think they can make? " .. Four hearta surely. maybe live- possibly six. If you pass or bid just lour diamonds ·they will go ahout their business cheerily . Suppose you jump right to live diamonds. This bid is w t is called a premature ...__.............__,_~~ L__ _.:.L......cL-_..JL-"'...,_ sav You are forcing your oppone to go about blindly in a · fo T-hey can ' t use {:J (614) 698-7257 Albony. SEWING MACHINE Repoi<S, ser- • 41 EXCAVATING, dozer. loode< and backhoe work; dump trucks and lo -boys for hire; will haul .. I I . I I f • • .' 1: l~Magt e lan 13 . 2:20-News 13. Ao/'lete«~t • OUR BOARDING HOUSE bostllltlet (3 wds.) 4 Devour 5 Verbal and d ltcher. Charles R. ·Hotfield , Beck Hoe Service , ~ Rutland , Oh io. Phone 742·2008. r· noun • Choolle You know som'thm', Joel? Now GREG'S CB SALES , located ot Er·: win's Gulf Service, Mid ·• dleport, Ohio. Phone 992-' ; SEPTIC TANKS clooned. Modern: 19 Repair 30 Gei'DUIJI' !3 Prestlie U Minor 1% - of I is th' Z9 Profeaalon d. filth I Defiantly wds.) t Less natty Versailles ~~~ II "Melancboly -" zz Father (3 li COMES Yemnlly's ADnm 7 Girl's luctname I dcide t'marr4 I by' licensed installer. Shapardl Contractors. Phone 7~2-2-409 . : . ·' l : ~Tomorrow 3.~ . nympb 3 Cease EXCAVATING, dozer, backhoe• 2-428. JA COBY MODERN.) " title nigh! phone 992-3525 o< 992, 5232. Sanitation . 992-395.4 (Do you have a question for the experts? Write " Ask the Jacobys.. eere of this newspaper. The 'Jaoobys will answer individual questions if stamped. serf-addressed envelopes are enclosed. The mos t interesting quesfions will be used in this column ancl will receive copies of z Mountain fill dirt, top soil , limestone and gravel. Cell Bob or Roger Jef· fers , day phone 992·7089, lnololled We continue to get questlollll about the use of the five-club . response to a Blackwood four notrump to show either no aces or four . This variation in Blackwood is - standard expert practice and i s u s ed by Easley Blackwood himself. The. idea .- is that lhe Blackwood b1dder who has at least one ace will know what the bid meallll . If he has no aces he should be able .to tell that h1s partner IS showing all lour. .· THUtnDAY, JWi 15, " " 6:110-Summer Semester 10. 6:15-F.arm Report 13 . 6:20-Patterns lor Llvl ng 13. 6:30-<:<>lum bus Today 4; News 6: Summer Semester 8; Urban Leagut 10 6:45-Mor nlng Report 3. 6: 5G-Good Morn ing, West Virginia 13. 6:55--Chuck While Reports 10: Good Morning, Tr f State 13. 7:00-Today3.,4,15; Good Morning, America 6,13; CBS News 8; Bugs Bunny and Friends 10. 7:30-:Schoolles 10. 8:110-Lassle 6; Captain Kangaroo 8,10; Se51!me Street 33, . , , 8 : 3~ Big Valley 6. 9:110-A.M. 3; Phil Donahue 4, 15; Lucy Show 8; Mike Douglas 10; MQrnlng With J. D. 13. · 9::10'-(;ross-Wils 3; One l.lft To Live 6: Tattletales I; Mike Douglas f3. lO: OG-Sanlord and Son 3.~. 15: Edge of Night 6; Pr ide Is Right 8, 10; Bit With Knit 33. . 10:30-Celebrlly Sweepstakes 3, 4,15; Dinah I 6; l it las, Yoga and You 33. 11:110-Wheel of Fortune 3,15; W"'kday A; Gambit 8,10; Farmer's Daughter 13. 11 :»-Hollywood Squares 3,4,15; Happy Days 13; Love ~L~LI~ • 11 :55-Take Kerr 8; Dan !met's World 10. 12: 00-Fun Factory 3,15; Hot Seat 13; Bob Braun 4; News 6, 8,10: Sesame Street 33. 1 2 : 3~Gong Show 3,15; All My Children 6,13; Searct for Tomorrow 8,10.1 12 :55-NBC News 3, 15. 1:110-News 3; Ryan} Hope 6,13; ·Phil Donahue I ; Young and lhe Restless'lO: Not For Women Only 15; Electric Company 33. 1:»-Democratic Convention 3,U , 10, 15; Family Feud 6, 13; Tourists Are Coming 33. !:OG-$20,000 Pyramid 6,13; Burglar· Proofing 33. 2:»-Break The Bank 6, 13; Car Care 33. 3:GO-Generaf Hospital 6,13; Antiques 20; Discover Flying 33. 3 :3o-one Life to l.ive 13; Mickey Mouse Club 6: I. lit H ,· _.. ·Yoga and You 20; Weather 33. ~ : GO-Bewitched 6; Mister Roger.s 20,33; Dinah I 13. 4:»-Mod Squad 6; Sesame Street 20,~ . 5:0G-Democrallc Convention 3,A,8, 10,15. 5 : 3~News 6; Electric Company 20.33; Adam-12 13. 6:110-News 8, 13; ABC News 6: Zoom 20,33. 6:30-ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; Democrollc Convention 8; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; l.iltu. Yoga and You 33. 7:110-Bowllng F•Jr Dollars 6; Let' s Make A Deal 13; Ourstory 20 : Family At War 33. · 7:30-Candld Camera 6; To Tell The 'Truth 13; Robert MacNeil Report :!C). 8:110-Democrallc Convention 3,A,8 ,10,15; Democratic Convention 13,6; Upstairs, Downstairs 33: Movie " Ugetsu" 20. 9:110-Men Who Mode The Movies 33. 10:1»-News 20; Bill Moyers' Journal 33 . 11 :1»-News 3,4,6,15; ABC ews 33. 11 : 3~Johnny Carson 3,~, 15; News B, 10, 13; To Be Announced 6; Janak! 33. 12 :110-Mannl • 13; Movie " Ginger In the Morning" 8; Movie " Somebody Loves Me" 10. 12: 4~To Be Announced 6. DOWN I Old OWe Service:.We'thb.r pen Scissors. 2438. SEPTIC Systems ~ ~~ by THOMAS JOSEPH vice, oil mokes l 992·22S. . The Fabr,l ~ ~ S~op , Pomer o y . Authori.,.c:f Slnger Sales and styl, cake 31 Sbake- (Fr.) O iECK Hi\Y E. \ 1'1 £ WO~ LV~ Hllt1D!i 1 MD SURELY YO ~ HIWEN'i F'OR60TTeN Tt\P.i ! VE RE.CEIVW i\ DOWN· PI'-'IME.NT ON Tr\£ INYENT IOW apearean forest crown 31 Japaneae u SalnUy %7 Barxl VIP coin 11 Allow or 992-t : Will do roofing, con1truction , : plumbing ond heoting. No iab l too Iorge or too small . Phone 742·.23-18. CARPENTER , flooring, ceiling, · paneling. Phone 992·2759. WILL trim or cut trees and shrub· bery, phone ~·~·2545 o< 742·• 3167. ' VERMEER BALEii SALES AND VICE , Melg1·Athans County.: SE~-~ BOiers from $3995 up. Mtrri11 1 ~C~ho~·=·~.(~61=4~)6~~~-~~=2~t~ . ---- : EXPERIENCED house pointer , ' Phone Arthur Musser, 742-; 2180. ' ·I EXCAVATING, BACKHOES AND~ DOZER - LARGE AND SMALL, : SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED LOW • BOY ANO DUMP 'TRUCKS. Bill : PUL(INS, PHONE 992-2478 DAY ' ORNlGHT. ~ ABNER f30~ MAMMY, DEAR- ' AH IS HAPPY fll' WI-rY 00 WAY Al-liS rr- AHHAFTA BUT WHAT WILL · Yo' AMw-JT 1J HE:Rt'?-NOTHIN' t3W!MJ.!3M;-I.(,J ~:::!!:! • DO 'A/HAT S/-ETI::LL6 t:: Unacramllleth... four JumbiH, one letter to eaeh ~~quare, to form four ordinary words. ME' 'IV'?- ::::-:::-;;:;-:.=:-:-:.._ ·.....,--,-.- - • BUILDING , remode ling , and : repairs. Quality work , e ffic ient ' service. Jeue Rodmon , phone .' m- s~eo . . OS'l'IC . ISELAWEb · I K II I CARPOING ., Candy Stripe 1' KAJEHUAJEVDHEO E N V E' K FN VE FA 12 or 15 Ft. . 501 NYlDN Green, gold. red, blue, rust. • LWJ'E KNVTA. - CTVNV U CT A A JA Yesterday's Cryploquote: THE' GENT WHO WAKES UP AND FINDS ffiMSELF A SU9CESS HASN'T BEEN MlLEEP. WILSON MISNER Sale ' 4\. Yd. SVDD ENA KAJ E H U AJ E .. r x1x xr r r· (.U.W..' I Do It yoursell , with padding, $7.95 sq. yd. With Ptlddinv tnatolled Sl.9hquare yard ' CALL 742·2211 TALK TO WENDELLGRATI CAR_P_ET~~N~_I!LWIT DID 'IE I<NOW THAT SAIRV'S DAUGHTER WU'Z. A GO·GO GAL . LOWEEZV? RUnAND .,I FURNITURE 742-2211 AR1'15TG. ILAfi l·l I I~=-..!: FA 1Prill .. - - · 1 IN ' 5 WHERE ')OU Mt~;KT SOMETII.-IE5 FIND 1 " Bttutiful colora. Do It youratll ond sove. R~~tultr $6.95 sq ' yd. l CIJ I I I r-------------~· SAVE ON ' NEW LISTfNG - lOlacres of roiling tand, all minera l rights, approx. 10 acres llllable land, some pasture land and limber, good lake site. Modern 1112 story house recently refinished on Inside, all carpoted 'Keep! ki tchen, containing 3 bedroom, dining room and basement, 2 car garage . Nice location on Co. Rd . 46 close to Tuppers Plains, Ohio Pri ced for quick sale 132,000.' Call for appoint . HARO, GREASY WORK! 5Wt:AT•· B~ISTERS -· LI'ME BI'CKS! THAT'5 HOT MY IDEA OF A - ~~-~·- · .; ·~-:: . -:- ·~?:--::. :~=.-:"- story form house and o 2 year Ciutamati c insulating motchine, old Elcono double wide trailer. SSSO.OO. Phone Gall ipolis, All on 'some prOperty. Coli dur· 1 ·-446-~782 . ing week, 992-7590. -C..'-'.:...;.:..::.;:.:__ _ _ _ __ HOUSE for sole, 7 rooms . bose· men! in Mtdd leport. Price red uced . Phone 992·22b5. , HOUSE fo r sale , 2 Iorg e bedrooms, .la rge li11ing room , corpet&d , modern Mi tchen , din ing room ond both 1n Horrison· \lille. Phone 742·2796. 3 bedroom house,· bOsement , forced air gas heCI, 2 car garoge, large fenced yard . Phone 99'2-7126. RURAL. modern , electric, 3 bedroom , kitchen , living room , ixlth. flnished basement , la un dry , recre a tion , srorGge . S26 ,000, 1 ocre: $28,000.00 3 ond lwo·thirds ocres. Phone iumEORPHANANNIE LITTLE ORP""Aif -" 20 acre farm .With pond ond ba rn, WANT to go into businen by plus other buildings Also o 2 . yourse lf? Almo st n ew Norlb Eaol Pass By Otwald & James Jamby KEN GROVER SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Wu l Pass Pass Opening lead - 4 • · utld.,....iilut!•& 992-2571 O< 992-3975. hous& locot~ ot Minersville, Ohio. Kennott-1 Wilt, phone •• East-West vulnerable COMMERCIAL · PHOTOGRAPHY - Atrlti-lndustrlol Construction Progms - Complete Scllool Service stelrs 20; Gr..t Performances 33. 10:110-News 20; Llle of Leonardo Da. VInci 33. to:»-Almanac: 20, 11 :oo-News 3,4, 15. . 11:30-:Johnny Carson 3.4,15; Ntws 1.10: ABC News 33. 12· :110-Neews 6,13; Movlt "The Fixer" I ; Movie "Stage to Thunder Rock" 10. 12:30-:Movte " Returning Home" 6, 13. 1:110-Tomarrow 3,4: News 13. WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1976 5: oo-Bonanza J; Partridge Family 8; Mission : lm· possible 15. • 5:»-Actam -124, 13; News 6; FamllyAffalr 8; Electric 1 · Company 20,33. 6:110-News 3,A,I ,10,13, 15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20,33. 6:»-NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13; Andy Grltfllh 6; CBS News I , 10; Hodgepodge LOO,O 20; VIlla Alegre 33. . 7: 00-DemocrallcConvenllon 3, 4,15; Bowii'\Q For Doltars6: Popl Goes TheCountry8 ; News 10; Wile Kingdom 13; Consumer Surv ival Kit 20; Tourlsls Are CominQ 33. 7:»-Match Game PM 6; Democratic Convention 8,10; To Tell The Truth 13; Robert MacNeil Report 20; Book Beat 33. 8:110-Bionlc Woman 6,.13; Nova 20,33. 9:00:-Democrallc Convention .6, 13; Upstairs, Down- pltc~ ; AI. TROMM CONsT ' ..21-A ••111114. ohio uns AIJO AT 5.1l.S. IIJTEWGENCE- HG. IN WA~H I IJ GTO N ... II'ONK&¥- S PO TT~IJ C~ IM&I AAS GUMR SERVICE. :' . . '. Continuous one The Complete Remodeling Service For Your Home GREAT OPPORTUN ITY! Unl imited e a rnings , Demonstrate Toys and Gift s a Jol1nstown. P.o. 1590.t . 1h 4-12 Pilch IIU N :11J THe !JACK WA'I ! IT'c!' EITHEI< 'THAT L OO IJ~ OR THE HE ~T ARTI!!IT! .. 6-7-1 mo . ~& dressed envelopes. Stuffing material provided free . Send: Self · o d d reued stom pe d envelope : Diversified, Dep t, · A. A. 1206 Comden Or., Rich· mend , Virgin'io 23229 . 100. Phone 61<-367-0424 . • MAIJ'~ 949-2114 •Aluminum Siding, Roofing, Gutte15, . -~~::- $200 •weekly 5luffing envelopes in!~ olreody stomped and ad- :1n &EACO"'·· FA~T! David Parsons , OWner - .-----.....J 992-3105. 1970 Camaro Roily Sport , u cellent condition. Phone 992. GOOD 8 room house , 39 acres of 71>19. posture, l e tart Fo lts, Ohio near Racine Dam, Mrs . Floyd Norris. 1973 Corvette , T-top , blue, 350 Coll247-2206. automatic a nd ewtras . $5595 . Coli 992·7; 14 oi_re~.4 p.m. _ _ APTAIN ·EASY ''•C • '6.95 Squt 'r • Ytrd lnattlftd ~. 24'-111.00 26'-S l9.SO 28'-$21.00 - - - - --.- --- WILt give away two dogs . 9 mos . ,j ASSORTED .lUBBER BACK CARPETING M ""...,.. ............. 1974 Chevy Nova 4 Door -~ : Racine, Ohio ..... "" 1111 "' llitiltMI•III-. 1911GMC 4500 Ser ies . 13195 14· Midwest grai n and cattle rack body. 350. V8 engine, power steering and brakes. Only 8.900 miles. Clean, like new . Remember the do{ forever! The comlete story a your wed- 1 ding in a baoutllul a lbum , Call • ~en Grover, Photographer, Chester, Ohio . Phone 985·4155. RJti.NE CARPET SHOP SWIMMING . . 1011 - 8 o.m. 1111 6 p m. Delbert 197A Gremlin , white, $1985.00. LOST: 3 mos . old pig, red wHh Low mi/eage . .Phone'/92·7206. . Lawson , Rt. 338 , Da vid Yost Me1erme n block spots . Roci.ne· Bashon Ad. farm , Greol Bend, Ohio . L ess ttlan three months oreo. II wheret~bouts are OLD furn i ture, ice boxes , brass 6~ VW $600.00. Pnone ~49 - 2636 . ser vice , S420.00 per m onth knOwn , lease coll949·2344 . beds. wbll telephones and 197 4 Harley Davidson Super 1973 Chevy .Impala. 2 dr. , P.S.. After three months service , Glide , 1200 C.C.. good condi· ports . or complete housel1olds. FOUND : Doberman Pincher, P.B.. air . excellent condition . \4 ~2 . 00 per f'lOnth lion . Phone 992·5833. Write M . D. Miller, Rt . 4 . Di spatcher female . about I year old. at r~e Phone 992 ·5~75 . PQmeroy. Ohio Coil m .n61J. Les-s than thrt!e mon th s leOn ard Boss resiC:A&nce , MIDLAND 23 channel CB radio ' 1~71 Dodge Dart , 8 cyl. , service , 539.4 .00 per month Syracuse. Phone 992 .5())6. ond antenna , gold fur sofa , 2 CASH paid for all mokes and automatic transmission . fir . After three m on th s service . white metal utility cabinets, models of mobile homes . $..&11 20.01l per mon t h cellent condition , $1450.00. WHOEVER found the blue Early American sofa and chair Phone ari!a cocle61 .f·423·9531 , • Ex t r a Patr o lma n or Call247-2193. wheelbarrow between MidMeter ma n, S2.30 per hOur and an old bed . Call 9'12·7014 or dleport ond Hobson. please S$Casi1$S$ for junkltd auto. Frye's 1974 Volkswagen , e:,:cellent con· E ;d ra Dispatcher , S2.JO per 992-3.<6-".5..,...c-"-~ return to BOb Wilson, 338 S. 5th Truck Auto Parb , Rutland . · tiDur dition , $2200 .00 . Phone AVe., Mid<)ieport, Ohio, Phone 742·2081 . FARMAll 'u.b 1rcxtor with mower C. WATER • AND SEWER 1 - 30073-~7 . DEPA RTMENT : ond one plow . Col~ ~ - 7~~ :_ '-::-:7-::-:-:----:-'TIMBER, Pomeroy Forest Pro1966 'It tpm Dodge Pickup , stanWate- r and' Sewer 700 boles hay for sole . Phone ducts. Top price for ' standing Distrib ution System dard. Phone 985-3576 . 992-775i. saw timber. Coli Kent Hanby, ~ upe r i ntendenr, Sl . 70 per 1968 Pontiac . AM·FM radio . a~r . ~our 1 ·44 ~· 8570 . WILL 00 odd iobs, rooJing, potn· 200.000 BTU fuel oil fu rnace , Hiel , · phone 992-5535 . As$ i s.tant Pa i n t Sup er.i n l ing, kou\ing. truwork. ond 10 to ~ .ocres with or without 2 years old . Call 843-2664 or -~-teodent. SJ , 15 per hour mowing. Phone992-7.f09 . 1143-2513. older house in Meigs or Athens Uti llfy . Tr a in ee ond Operalor in trainin g . County. Plea se 'Write Cheryl CONSOLE stereo, AM-FM radio. 4 LE"$S th an 3 mon ths service. Bo'yd, .u43 towestone Dt-: $of· speed changer , Bal ance SUO per ~ou r TelevisiOn log for easy viewing Business Services POOLS 1?70 CAMARO CRE. SlotS V-8, a utoma tic, P. steering, extra good radial tires. .Needs some body work . AERIAL PHOTOGRAHY -- hove : aerial photos of ,-our construe· \ lion . site, business , cool and ' gas leases of your farm . l<en Grove, photogfopher, <:hester , Ohio. Phone 985·.. 155. BL tND ADS Additional 25c ' Charge per Advertiseme"l'. • RACINE Eire Oeportmftflf will Rl. 143 and Rl. I. Phone 992318:1. Minimum Charge SLOO . 14 cents ptr word lhree - '1'111 llltllY8on!IPei,Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednelllly, July 14, 1&76 Notices in!ertlon . • • RATES For Want Ad Strvice 5 cents per word one fnurtlon . • . For Fast· Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds REGISTERED Du<oc molo hog for A D EP ARTM ENT : $t r ee r Superv isor One to Thr ee Months ser . v iet> , $525 .00 per mon t h Th r ee to Si x Months se rvice , S51 B 00 per m onth S i.~~. to Nine Montns Service , \630 oo per mon rn Nin e to Twelve Months SPnqce, S656.0.0 pe r mon th St ree t and Cemetery M() u"( tenance A~sis tan r Supervi sor 0 !1e to Sl,.; Mont hs ser\llce, S7 J O per hour ~ ill.: to Twelve M on ths ser Yicc. S2. 78 per hour La borers Les s th en three months sen •i ce, $2 .30 per hour • Thr ee to Nine Morlth'\ S ~rv 1 c e , S2 4Q per hour N 1ne t o Twelve Months serv ice , 11 .52 per I'IOur B 'POLIC E DEPAR T.. ME' NT : · Chic-# of pollee Les s than th r ee mon th s serv ite, $488 .00 per month A f ter three months ser\lice. ~S36 .QO per month . han one Incorrect as . . more fello w s by t he Council ot 'the V •ll age- of Pomeroy ' Ohio , two tt- lrds of all members elected · the r e to concurring , that O r a ~ n ance No . 379 , doted r ~ b r l,lary 6, 1969, Ordinance No 401 , dat!d June 1, 1970, o., wedneldi.y,July 14,11"'• Rutltnd · '·r '' . MELBY JANE'S A GO-GO GAL? IT•SEEMS LIKE \./ESTIDDY SHE WUZ iJEST A LEETLE GOO-GOO GAL!! Yeetei'UJ'• J•.W..' MOLDY LAHKY . TYPHUI POLICE I · " - " Soluo4ollh If..... ~ """'"'"'' , , , lllllitrfllti- A SOLE. . (0 1971 Kina Fealures SJndlc:ate, Inc. ) AFTE~ ~E TOOW.MENi 15 ewER, THE'I"RE 11AVIN6 A 61G 8ANQUET ••• , I NEVER ATIEND 1ENN15 f!AN~VET5 IF I LOS€. I'M JIJ.JiJN(5 TOO MA~ iO EAT! �1u - The nauvsenllnel.MiddlePOI'I-Pcmeroy, Ordinance r;o. 411 AN OROINANCE TO AMEND ORDINA NCE NO . 319. OR OINANCE NO . 401 , OR OIN ANCE NO . 407 . OR OINA NCE NO . 431 , OR DIN ANCE NO . .. o. OR PI NA NCE NO . HI. OR DINANCE NO . 454. AND ORDINANC E NO . 456. TO ~I X SALA RIES AND WAGES OF THE VILLAGE OF PO ME ROY . OHIO . BE tT OROAtNfb, OnJ Jnarl"c& No . 407 , dated ' 0 No , Pnl ber' 1, 1970, Ordinance N-o 43l. dated May lS. 1972 • Orcttn an c e No . 440 , dated .A. ~~:~ ust 20, 1973. Ord inance No . 45 1, da ted July 1, 1974, Or · d in an cn No . 454 , dated . " Novem ber 18, l'ilH and Or · tlln"nce N o. 456 , dated r ebru ary 3. 1975 is hereb¥ ami'o ded to tne ex ten d th l!lt Sect ton 1. Paraor •ph A and SP.c tf on I, P'aragntph B. Parag raph C. F'ara .. raph D. and Para graph E. are change d as lol lows : Sec lion 1. Th&f'the following sct'llP o f sa Ia r les ., nd wages for £' mp!Qyees of t he Vlllaoe of Po m ~roy . Oh io , Is hereby l:ldoo 1 t> d : • • WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES S P .M . Day Before Canullatlons , correc - Publication . tions "ctpfed first day of publication . t REGULATIONS P'ubtistter rnerves Tne the right to edit or relect any ads deemed ob lectlonal . Thf publisher WJII bt responsible for no/ consecvttve insertions . 26 cents per word six consecutive lnurlions . 25 Per Cent Discount on paid ads and ads pa id within 10 da~s. , CARD 0 THANKS & OBITUA R'i' S2 .00 for 80 word m inimum : Each additiona l word \l cents . OFFICE HOURS 8 :30 e . ~ . to 5:00 'p .m . Dally , 8 :30 a .m . to 12 : 00 Noon Saturday . Phone today 992 -2156 ST REET DEPART · ME NT AN D CEMETERY A ~L NQTI CES ATTN .: It HOUS EWIV ES All Yl!r d Sales, Rum m 11ge, Porc h and B ase m en t Porch and Basement Salts, etc. m ust be paid In advance·. Get yours In early by stoppi ng by our ort lce at The Daily Sentinel. 111 Court Sr . or writing Box 729, Pomeroy , Ohio . 45769 with your remi tt ence . IN memory of Elsie Haddox our beloved mother who died Jonuory 1~ . 1975. Six months hove come and gone, And tl1e hurt and p_oln still linger on . We wish that you were here will-1 us . To gi\le us your love we m~ss so much. Sadly missed by Mr . and Mr5 . Wolter Morris and Forriily . Mr. and Mr5 . Cho rles Smth ond Capt a in Fomly . Mr . and Mrs. Dole Le-~s the n th ree mon th s Goodn1te ond Family, Mr . and s ent ice, S462 .00 ·per month Mrs. George Haddox and Forni · Aft er t hree months ser\llce . Patro S510 00 lmen per mont h Less than th ree · months iiliyi.i~iiiiiii se-rv ice, S-446.00 per mont h. Afte r three mon ths serVIce , U88 .00 per month • hove o gun shoot Saturday at 6:JO 'p.m . ot their new building off Bashon Rood. -------------· .Pomeroy Motor Co.· ser\l iCe. Call Ot lew•s Smiths', SPECIAL meeting of the .Racine Gun Club. Thursday ,' July 15 at 7 p.m -~~~ m...!."2!~ ~~ ~~!ted . WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY- 12795 Local low m ileage car, V-8 engine, automatic power steering and brakes. ra~lo. tires show little wear, gold fin ish. Sharp and nice. --- D. Bumgardner lloMts...ttll., Wlllij I . 1'11011£nu 724 '-13-1mo. I old. Huskle and Irish Setter . Poone 94~ · W7. - ~~..,., " LOSE 1"eight wi th New Shope ~~·~· ~ lob lets a nd Hydrex Worer Pills . MAK E spring cleonmg profitable, Du tt on Drug. Middleport and turn unwanted items inio cash. Nel ~rug , Pomer~ _ ~ Ad11ert ise in the Wont Ads.:. LOSE weight safe , fast , easy w1 th lOCUST posts , round Or spilt . the D1odax plan. Reduce fl uids Phone 949·277 o4 . wilk FluideJC , Nelson Drugs . COAL, limestone, and cokium GRAPEFRUIT Pill with DodoJC , eat chloride and calcium br ine for satisfying meals and lose dust cont,ol and special mil(lng weight , now extra 5lrenglh for · salt far formers . Main Street , mula . Nelson Drugs. Pomeroy . Ohio o~ phooe m . ---- -=~-3891. $50.00 Reword for the relutn of the ·s month old heifer ce lf. · CANNING peaches now 'l-todr ~ black with wh ite face , token lhru August. Se ...erol var ieties , from l n front of Mill iron 's prO · by the bushel , •t, bus~el or perty Mondoy , July 5th bet· peck . Please bring own con· wee n 1 and 3 p.m. If returned , toiher , 2 con¥enient local1ons: no questlom osked. Dione ond Midway Mor~el , Pomeroy. Tomi Milliron , l toding Creek , 997·2582 ; Bob's Market, Mason , - phone9'n-3139. -OHIO -Volley -Horse 773-S721. Show Ass n. Horu and TocM Sole, Meigs County Fairgrounds, Pomeroy . Ohio , July 17, 5 p .m. For fur · ther information : Roy A. TOMATOES , Cleland Farms and Greenhou~e~ . Gerald i ne Cleland, Racine . Ohio. ----CHOICE Timolny ' baled hoy . Phooe 742-2359. 1·304 -67S-1799 . Oevid Darst, 1-304·675-3147 . or 50 lb bogs . si~e 8 pqtotoes , H. A. Cole. 1-614-667-3405 . $1 50, Grode A also O¥olloble. Dougne<ly 1972 Ford I fon llatbed truck , $2200. 18 ft . tandem low boy trailer , $750. Phone (61 4) 985· 3373. - - --.- 1969 Cadillac Coupe DeVil II', full · power equipiY) ent . am·fm radio , o.c. climate control. telescope . tilt steering wheel, $1 ,()(X) or best offer. Also. 1937 Ford one,~ half ton pickup truck , all original, $275 . Con be seen at Richard Fetty residence , Rutland, or phone] .. ~·28~ 8~ 1972 Vega , new tires , runs good. Coli q,c9.2626 or 247·26.41 , Mike ~oberts . 1968 Rambler, 6 cylinder , stan· dord shift . good condition . $300. Pnone 9'12·5301 O< 992· 3682. N ine m onths servite, $2 .50 per hour N i ne to Twe l ve m onth~ wrv ite, $2.60 per hOUr After twel ve months ser. v ~ te . S'2. 85 per hour lhree to ~ 0 LABdRE R ! Office Clerk Bookkeeper , \J!IO .so per m onth ' AssiS tant Offi ce -Cle r k ~ Boo'kkeeper Less th en 0 m on t hs strvl ce. . S125J)() per m onth , A.U.er 6· mon th s servl ce r Sl.57.50 t~er m onth ·• Cte'ri<. of 8oc'!rd of Public Affein. S'l9 .00 per mon th I l e . MIS CELLA NEO US EM- • I NOTICE TO THE umbui,t)hio 43220. ~ TAXPAYERSO'FTHe ' MEIGS LOCAL SCHOOL OISTR ICT OF THE ' COUNTY dF MEIGS COUINTY Notic e Is hereby given tha t t wo co pies of t he pr Oposed budge t and 'est ima te of cost of oper &tion o f t he M eigs Loca l . IF YOU hove a serv1ce to offer , wont to bur or 5ell something, Sch ool Dist r ict. of th e Count y are looking for work . . . or Of Meigs , St ale of Oh io i n clud il'!g t he cost of opera ting whofe11er .•. you'll get results t he public school s ol se id fast-er w ith a Sentinel Wont Ad. d istrict for t he fi sc a l ytoar of Coll 992-21 56. , 1971, are on fil e in the off ice of ·the und ersi gned Clerk · 2 FamilY _Yard and Ga rage Sale , Tre as urer o f the Bo.r d of Mondoy, TUe~do ~ and Weds . Ed ucation and op en to in · Nice .clothi ng, men's cloth ing, specllon of the public. pur . women's, and children , e le<:. suanl lo lhe requiremen ts or range , di~hes $10d jewelry ta w. . ecross from BroObury school. A publ ic near ing on the proposed budget for t he Meigs -~~ort in g lime 9 o .m, tillS p .m . Local Public Schools w ill be held at the office of the Cer k - 3 Fomil y Yard Sale at Dol e Teaford residence. Rt . 124, Tre asurer on July 19, 1976 et 9 :00A .M . Syroc u~e . Thursday. Friday ond Satu rday. Joh n T·ri plett PLOYE ES Secretar y to :-/' Mayor ·r les.~ Jhan 6 month s servtc e. ' s:tsooo per mon th After 6 months servtce , l i61.SO per m onth Sn.llon 2: That Or dinance No J79, dated F ettruar y 0, I''' · Ordlnan'ce No. 40 1, da ted Juqe· J. 1'970, Or d inance No. Clerk.Treu urer .t01 , dated Novem ber 1, 1970, Boar d of Education Ordh1.anc e Ho. 431. da ted May M eigs L oc al \ 1S. J912, Ordin ance No . .4.40, Schoo l Distr ict TERRI·POO puppies , 6 'weeMs old .. da led August 20, 1913, Or · d •nai'C if No . 451, da ted July 1, (}) 1.4, 11c 510. Phone992·1261. 191A, Ord in ance No . .tS4, dated November 18, 197.4 and Or . cnnance NO . 4S6, dat ed Febr:uary 3, 1975 a nd a ll other Ord1(1anc es i n conflict with the previ sion:! of this. Ord inance PVCO Case No. ll·t ll· GA· IS Fr. tra vel tra iler, sleeps six , $850. Phone 992·3 19.4 or 992silatl be and. are here b y ORO PUBLIC NOTICE 1 repeated. 1 . 3459. Not ice is hereb y gi ven th at SKtfon 3; Thai this Qr . d inance- sh,all lake effect and the Public U t ili t i es Com · lie hi force from and after the miss ion of Ohio see ks to r ules a nd e.uh est per iod allowed by taw . pr o m ulg a te rev ule t l ons g overn ing pur . •·p~~SED : 6-7-76 ch ased gas ad ju st ment of gas FURNISHED . 2 bedrm. apartment, adults onl y, m Middleport . companies and n atur al gas l' AHEST; Ralph H. Werry Phone992·387.4 . c o m pan i es sub iecf to th e .Pres. of Council COm m lni on 's jurisd ict ion. A A PPROVE D · p ublic hearing will be held 3 AND 4 RM. furnished and un· furnished opts. Pkone 992· Clarence Andr ews com mencin g Aug ust 9, 1976 et S.O:J.I . MAYOR 9 : 30 A.M . at the office of the • Public Utilities comm tsslon of CJ) 7. lo4~ 2tc Ohio, Ill No r t h High Str eet, COUNTRY Mobile Home Park , Rt. Colum bus . Ohio 43215 . A 33r ten miles north of Pomeray . Lorge lots with concret patios. ' public commen t per iod for sidewalks , runners and oft wr itte n c o·mm en ts on t he NOTIC E OF APPOINTMENT p r op osed ru les a nd stree t parkin g. Phone99'2-7479. l c ... No. mn reg ulatio ns sha ll e~e t en d unti l ~E\tatt of F ER N E L . July 28. 1976 . Persons who ONE bedroom oportments at · JSRPDB URY, Deceued. VILLAGE MANOR in Middloporl in tend to te stif y shou ld subm it ' NC.d ice is hereby given that w r iu en ·tesl i mon y on or before for $104 mont111y phn elec. or ' Cecil P. BrAdbury ot '111 Sou th lhe date o f hear in g. Cop ies 1Jf $130 including ele<l ric. LOWER AV enve, M iddleport. Ohio, has lhe p r opo sed rul e's and RATES FOR SENOR CITIZENS. been dUly appOII\t.ed E;~~eucfor r egul allon s m a y be obtained of lht Estate of Fern~ L Convenien t to shopping on trom the off ices of t he Public ' erildb'.'ry, deceased, late of Utili·tles Third ond M ill Street5 In MidC omm issi on , 1 M ~"'9~ Cou nt!(, Oh.Jo. dleport , Brand new high qual iD iv ision , at the f Cre ditors are requi r ed to Docketing ty apo r.t , e nh . S&e the J fil e t hei r C.II/11"!S Wilh Uid above address . manager at Rwenide Apart · ~fiduciar .., within three montt,s . THE PUBL IC UT ILI TI ES ments or coli 992·3273. Fur · Dated this lrd day of July COMM ISSION OF OHIO nis hed apart me nts al so 19n By Randall G . Applegate, avoflable. - ~ . Secre tary ·--~-Manning 0 . Webster TRAILER spoce for ren t in Mid · Judge ( 1) 1.4, ltc __dle~rt._!ho~ 992· 5~~ --· Co urt ot Comf'(lon Pleas, Probate Di\l llion 3 roo m furni shed apartment , utilities paid . Inquire ot 356 7, 14. 21. Jtc t -- -e· t 1 •!.- -------- --'t I ".· m ' .. North Fourth, Middleport , A hea r ing on the Rutl and Ohio . To wnship bu dg~t wit! be held 7 11e- ,h·o-m - -e .- -odults at 6:30 p.m , at he town stl!Jp 1 bedroo._m_ m-ob:7 on ly. Phone 992 ·5535. ' ha ll In Ru flan d Monda y , J-v ty --·-- · ---~-- -19th . PUBLIC NOTICE OF Ap PO INTMENT Ca se No. 21,156 lh tate of Rober t L . Jacob s Oeceas.ed . Notice Is hereby g iven lhet Robert L . Jacobs, Jr . of Pomeroy , Melg~ Coun ty, Ohio, hes been du ty a ppoi n te d Adrrlin rstrat or With the Wi ll (7) 14 , lie Ann eKed ot the E stete of '"!obP.rt L. J acobs, decea s~d , latn !l f • Pom.e roy , M ei gs CCHmly, Ohio. \ 1 ., Creditors ere r equlrtd ,to 1 Edn a Sw ick, TWO bed room mobile home, Brown's' Trailer Pork , phone Clerk of 992-3324 . Ru tla nd Townshi p 3 room 1976 . 31 2~ or 992- 5434 . .. u,d ge IIJ I, H, 2!, lie ' . '' f. lhought for lhe day: 20 acres of standing hay. ~ l so feed wheat. G . A. Rodekin , RD llalei!Dian Adlai 3, Albany , Ohio. Stevenm llld, "A wiBe man . 698-8852 . . . .. does nnt '•Y to hurry NICE potl <>-i H &l • 10rd, (300 foone Y/l ., 190, history: American ManniM D. Websler .,.........,.....,-----f~rnis hed opartment •. utilities furni shed. Phone 992· flie theJ r c la im s with sl id flducittry Wi th i n 1hrfe mon ft'IS . Dated th iS 29th day of Jun& ~OTIC E I $103.60 Or 1erms. Coll9?'1·'3'965. 2--m'o(Or~~des: ' l.:. i97f YGmaho 80, 1- iv 1971 Sl Hondo BEl sAW planer , mcxlel ~10, like new , 3 power tools in one. Phone 1·667-3737. OlD kitchen cabinets. oak with flour bin and sugar jar, oak china cabinet , pie safe , mised wood: dresser ·wolnut . (solid): chest od dtowers-mople. A ll old all professionally refinish· ed . The Furniture Fi~t er , Portl and, Ohio. A few e¥enings a week . NO exper'•ence, NO paperwork', NO G IM M I CKS! G a soline allo wance . Earn FREE SOmple Kit . Call 742-23n. Write TOY LAD IES PAR-TV PLAN . FREE ICE CREAM gal. Ice Cream ' FREE With Every Cubic Foot of Unfco Freezer Space You Buy. EXAMPLE : 20 cu. II. 10 gal. leo Croom COUNTRY farmland with seclud· ed woods , wa ter and good oc· ten in Monroe Coun ty. W. Vo . $1,000 down. coli (JO.o) 7723102 or (JO.o ) 772-3227 . POMEROY LANDMARK "--Jack W. Carsey. Mgr. ~ Phone m -2181 GRAVELY 'TRACTORS.We' Demonstrator Sale have J - 1976 model demonstralors for sale , with new warranty. Buy any of these tractors at list price, and get the mower free. 1 modell24 2 wheel tractor 1 Supor C-8 2 wheel tractor 1 model 112 riding tractor GRAVELY .TRACTOR SALES Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 614·992-2975 carpor t, good steps. 992-3027. ' NO. 175 - Syracuse. N.w all elec. 3 or 4 Br. split level. carpoted throughout. attached gar ., quiet location for fam il y, a nice corner lot . 126.500.00. ATTENTION HUNTERS - · 28 acres with lots or woods. lOxSO mobile home, 32• .0 metal garage, iarge spring and city wafer . Bounded by Forked Run Slate Park. Price: Sl7,000. LONG BOTTOM AREA 6 a ., 1975 65Kl4 all elec. home . lived In 6 mo ., 2 car gar ., with workshop , beautiful location lor retirement, or :to Parke rsburg. area, city water. 1S25,(100.oo. 804 W. Main M''"''" C<olt 10,(55 1~6S mobi le home. Two bedroom furn ished , Phone Painting and Repair Southeastern Ohio · Truss Rafter Co. , h, (1141 742-%40! WoOtilllr 6-13-161 mo. Pomeroy 992-2298 After Hours Ca II 992-7133 CONTACT: Lois PIViey . REAL ESTATE FOR SAL£. Orie new fo~r bedroom ranch style, double garage, pafloilocated on one acre of ground with all utilities, located on the "Wildwood ~states' Flatwoods, 2nd. house on left of new limestone road. "11l for appqintment. Also ne~ _home to be sold at Morning Star add1flon and will be ready soon for showing. Alsolotsoflots(lacrelleftatthe Wildwood estates, Flatwoods. " GEORGES. HOBSTETTERJR. REAL ESTATE BROKER Phone985-41U after 4:00 m. . C~ i E'F, I PIP ' MAK~ A MISTAI(E IIJ DECODiNG THAT ADPI<E ~~ IN R051E's ' ME,6A!5E: ~ WIN AT BRIDGE A blocking defensive bid NORTH QUitt rs. Wt hlnQ It, or do II ' youratlt. Specltf prlctl ta ~ builders. ; 4K86 532 EAST • ~ Q8 % WEST I D) • J 104 3 ' Rulltnd 742-2321 All Work GuaroniHd Free Eallmtltl '"23-2 ma Blackwood. They can't make any slam try wilhout actua lly bidding lhe slam. · when we watched this hand In a recent rubber-bridge game North made his bid. East studied a lone while. He hated to give up game, rubber and 100 honors, but finally made the right decision and doubled. . This way he did get 100 points lor setting South . · Better than going down one at five hearts , but a far worse result than playing and mak· ing lour hearts. . t4 • 91 •3 •Q J9 ! Phone 949-2814 ' ., ;' 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. '. 992-7320 evenings • • A K J 10 t lO2 •Q 9 84 t-7 . AQ97 ' BORN LOSER ' soum • "J 10 • K ti ~ 6·27-76 • 6~ 2 t A K 6~ 4J 3 Bedroom, a ll elec . home , Fiva Points, 6 room hous& Phone Elemontery School P.ck•i Plcturtl S.nlora • Y.. rllook - Woddhigs- 5 ROOM nouse wi th both ond foundry room , modern kitchen , 11 acre' with born on d milk Photogrtphy 915-4155 Chtsttr, Ohio 7-1-1-lmo. ,..., "• ftZ-2174 CAREER·· 614·9.. 9·2!AB. FISHING COTTAGE OR HOME - Located on the Ol io River. 3 BR, bath, own water syst em, nice ki tchen. lots ol carpet ing , paneled, carport·, nice front porch , storage bldg. 18.900. POMEROY - Ra nc h Type , 4 BR, 2 baths, util ity R. , part basement wllh Kec . R., large glass enc . porch. garage. $30,000. RUTLANO - On Leading Creek. 1.12 acres. Mostly in lawn . lovely tor home or trailer . $3,300. MIODLEPORT - 2 story lrame. 5 BR, l'h baths, utility R., dining R., small basement, 2 lar ge enclosed porches. garage & carport. JU ST $12,000. A HONEY FOR THE MONEY - 13Sacreson Rt . 681. lllosl minerals . Water a va ilable. Close to Recreation . $16,600. FOR GAIN INVEST IN REAL ESTATE . , 992-2259 or 992-2568 ElWOOD BOWERS REPAIR 7.481. SMALL form for sole, 10% down, owner f inanced. Monr04t Coun· ty, w. Vo. Pl1one {30-4) 772· '3102 or (30.4) 772·32'17. ;::.:::::::::::::::::::::::::==~ TEAFORD Virgil B, Sr .. Realtor 110 Mechanic Pomeroy, Q. Plione m-m• · RUTLAND - 3 bedrooms, bath , .all city utilities, porches, furnace, and large lot near school. 512,000. BUSINESS BUILDING With s room apartment City utllllles, over. excellent locat ion . Only Sl3,500. WALKTOWORK - 3farge bedrooms with closets, 1'1• baths , new gas bolter heat L · fu II (steam basement near sto res . S29,500. sssoo.oo - Workingman's special , 2 bedrooms, nat. gas F .A. furnace and city water . 18500.00 - 3 bedrooms, nat. gas, city water. full ba sement and looks nice Ins ide. Give us an offer. BUSINESS BUILDING 30x40 at Oeder. Good location lor many Ideas. Just $5500. 11 ACRES - Mostly all new f enced , residence, 11/o:z 7 room baths, and good spring water. $29.000. 4'12 ACRES - 2 bedrooms, 1112 baths, central air and heat, 2 car garage and large garden spots. $29,500. ADS ATTR"ACT LOOKERS. SALESMEN SELL PROPERTY. TRY us. CENTRAL REALTY CO. NEW LISTING - COOLVILLE - ·Nice mod . brick home containing three bedroom&, dining room , living room with fireplace, full basement with garage, farge front porch, nat. gas . furnace, city water and well water. a beautiful home with approx. 5'1• acres or land, fruit trees and shade trees surrounding II. Plenty of garden space, good fish lng area close by, located In Coolville, Ohio. Price at only $32,000. Calf now., . BRADFORD, Austionetr. ComJ plate Service. Phone 949·24811 or 949·2000. Racine, Ohio, Cri t~ Bradfo rd . , HOME!iiTES_for sole , I acre and up.' M iddleport near Rutland. Col/ 992-7481. NEW 3 bedroom house. 2 baths, <Ill e lec. 1 acre, Middleport, dose to Rutland. ~hona 992- 51 ACRES FREE GAS - Mode, n 1'12 story house, 3 br ., dining room. lire place, full basement, nice porches and out buildings. Large scenic fake with green ·grass and pine trees around II. Watch the large bass swim along In the clear water. PreHy as a picture. Pr iced to sell 137,500.00. 56 ACRES _:_Modern 1'12 story home, 3 bedrooms wllh fireplace and basement. Apple ; cherry and other lrult · trees. Mostly fenced with Ptslure. &ame farm land . Close to Danvil le. Price reduced to S2B,700. NEW LISTING - Mulberry Avenue toattlon. Two bedroom, living room, kltchtn, and clntna oru: lV. blths. Ltrgt btck porch, prlctd Ill nil S9,100. WE ARE SEI,.LINGFROPERTY AND NEED YOUR Ll~ fi~G CALL JIMMY DEEM 949·2388 ~ Sweepers.. l~ster.s . irons , al~ small opphonces. Lawn mower 1 next to Stole Highway Garage on Route 7. Phone (61.4) 985~ ~5 . I REMODELING, Plumbing hoatlnq and all types of general rePai r'~~ Work guaranteed 20 yedrs ex· perience. Phone992·2..09. 0&0 TREE Trimming, :20 yean ex· 1'\-IE 1-l'EAIHEN iHREW perien ce . In sured free . estimates. Call 99~·2384 Dii<T IN MY FACE I Pass 1• Sotrlb 2t J• 5• Obi. ,Pass or Take a look at the North ha nd only . You are not vulnerable and pass in second seat. Third hand. whose side isvulnerable,CJI>I!nsoneheart. GUY AlflfiE~WIIE You r ·partner bid~ two diamonds dealer three ~! MASTERM«ND! IT 'S 5TUPI6 Bl~S hearta. What should y.ou do? AU. He DGfS IS BOS!I THAT WHO MAl<~ You are sure that the hand A LOl OF OTHEII DOPES ~k~~IIY~ ~ItE belongs to your opponents . WHO ARE SO DUMB T11EY Ut<E TO WOO~ HARD ME-· - --"!! They have a major sui_ t - you have a minor . What do you think they can make? " .. Four hearta surely. maybe live- possibly six. If you pass or bid just lour diamonds ·they will go ahout their business cheerily . Suppose you jump right to live diamonds. This bid is w t is called a premature ...__.............__,_~~ L__ _.:.L......cL-_..JL-"'...,_ sav You are forcing your oppone to go about blindly in a · fo T-hey can ' t use {:J (614) 698-7257 Albony. SEWING MACHINE Repoi<S, ser- • 41 EXCAVATING, dozer. loode< and backhoe work; dump trucks and lo -boys for hire; will haul .. I I . I I f • • .' 1: l~Magt e lan 13 . 2:20-News 13. Ao/'lete«~t • OUR BOARDING HOUSE bostllltlet (3 wds.) 4 Devour 5 Verbal and d ltcher. Charles R. ·Hotfield , Beck Hoe Service , ~ Rutland , Oh io. Phone 742·2008. r· noun • Choolle You know som'thm', Joel? Now GREG'S CB SALES , located ot Er·: win's Gulf Service, Mid ·• dleport, Ohio. Phone 992-' ; SEPTIC TANKS clooned. Modern: 19 Repair 30 Gei'DUIJI' !3 Prestlie U Minor 1% - of I is th' Z9 Profeaalon d. filth I Defiantly wds.) t Less natty Versailles ~~~ II "Melancboly -" zz Father (3 li COMES Yemnlly's ADnm 7 Girl's luctname I dcide t'marr4 I by' licensed installer. Shapardl Contractors. Phone 7~2-2-409 . : . ·' l : ~Tomorrow 3.~ . nympb 3 Cease EXCAVATING, dozer, backhoe• 2-428. JA COBY MODERN.) " title nigh! phone 992-3525 o< 992, 5232. Sanitation . 992-395.4 (Do you have a question for the experts? Write " Ask the Jacobys.. eere of this newspaper. The 'Jaoobys will answer individual questions if stamped. serf-addressed envelopes are enclosed. The mos t interesting quesfions will be used in this column ancl will receive copies of z Mountain fill dirt, top soil , limestone and gravel. Cell Bob or Roger Jef· fers , day phone 992·7089, lnololled We continue to get questlollll about the use of the five-club . response to a Blackwood four notrump to show either no aces or four . This variation in Blackwood is - standard expert practice and i s u s ed by Easley Blackwood himself. The. idea .- is that lhe Blackwood b1dder who has at least one ace will know what the bid meallll . If he has no aces he should be able .to tell that h1s partner IS showing all lour. .· THUtnDAY, JWi 15, " " 6:110-Summer Semester 10. 6:15-F.arm Report 13 . 6:20-Patterns lor Llvl ng 13. 6:30-<:<>lum bus Today 4; News 6: Summer Semester 8; Urban Leagut 10 6:45-Mor nlng Report 3. 6: 5G-Good Morn ing, West Virginia 13. 6:55--Chuck While Reports 10: Good Morning, Tr f State 13. 7:00-Today3.,4,15; Good Morning, America 6,13; CBS News 8; Bugs Bunny and Friends 10. 7:30-:Schoolles 10. 8:110-Lassle 6; Captain Kangaroo 8,10; Se51!me Street 33, . , , 8 : 3~ Big Valley 6. 9:110-A.M. 3; Phil Donahue 4, 15; Lucy Show 8; Mike Douglas 10; MQrnlng With J. D. 13. · 9::10'-(;ross-Wils 3; One l.lft To Live 6: Tattletales I; Mike Douglas f3. lO: OG-Sanlord and Son 3.~. 15: Edge of Night 6; Pr ide Is Right 8, 10; Bit With Knit 33. . 10:30-Celebrlly Sweepstakes 3, 4,15; Dinah I 6; l it las, Yoga and You 33. 11:110-Wheel of Fortune 3,15; W"'kday A; Gambit 8,10; Farmer's Daughter 13. 11 :»-Hollywood Squares 3,4,15; Happy Days 13; Love ~L~LI~ • 11 :55-Take Kerr 8; Dan !met's World 10. 12: 00-Fun Factory 3,15; Hot Seat 13; Bob Braun 4; News 6, 8,10: Sesame Street 33. 1 2 : 3~Gong Show 3,15; All My Children 6,13; Searct for Tomorrow 8,10.1 12 :55-NBC News 3, 15. 1:110-News 3; Ryan} Hope 6,13; ·Phil Donahue I ; Young and lhe Restless'lO: Not For Women Only 15; Electric Company 33. 1:»-Democratic Convention 3,U , 10, 15; Family Feud 6, 13; Tourists Are Coming 33. !:OG-$20,000 Pyramid 6,13; Burglar· Proofing 33. 2:»-Break The Bank 6, 13; Car Care 33. 3:GO-Generaf Hospital 6,13; Antiques 20; Discover Flying 33. 3 :3o-one Life to l.ive 13; Mickey Mouse Club 6: I. lit H ,· _.. ·Yoga and You 20; Weather 33. ~ : GO-Bewitched 6; Mister Roger.s 20,33; Dinah I 13. 4:»-Mod Squad 6; Sesame Street 20,~ . 5:0G-Democrallc Convention 3,A,8, 10,15. 5 : 3~News 6; Electric Company 20.33; Adam-12 13. 6:110-News 8, 13; ABC News 6: Zoom 20,33. 6:30-ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; Democrollc Convention 8; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; l.iltu. Yoga and You 33. 7:110-Bowllng F•Jr Dollars 6; Let' s Make A Deal 13; Ourstory 20 : Family At War 33. · 7:30-Candld Camera 6; To Tell The 'Truth 13; Robert MacNeil Report :!C). 8:110-Democrallc Convention 3,A,8 ,10,15; Democratic Convention 13,6; Upstairs, Downstairs 33: Movie " Ugetsu" 20. 9:110-Men Who Mode The Movies 33. 10:1»-News 20; Bill Moyers' Journal 33 . 11 :1»-News 3,4,6,15; ABC ews 33. 11 : 3~Johnny Carson 3,~, 15; News B, 10, 13; To Be Announced 6; Janak! 33. 12 :110-Mannl • 13; Movie " Ginger In the Morning" 8; Movie " Somebody Loves Me" 10. 12: 4~To Be Announced 6. DOWN I Old OWe Service:.We'thb.r pen Scissors. 2438. SEPTIC Systems ~ ~~ by THOMAS JOSEPH vice, oil mokes l 992·22S. . The Fabr,l ~ ~ S~op , Pomer o y . Authori.,.c:f Slnger Sales and styl, cake 31 Sbake- (Fr.) O iECK Hi\Y E. \ 1'1 £ WO~ LV~ Hllt1D!i 1 MD SURELY YO ~ HIWEN'i F'OR60TTeN Tt\P.i ! VE RE.CEIVW i\ DOWN· PI'-'IME.NT ON Tr\£ INYENT IOW apearean forest crown 31 Japaneae u SalnUy %7 Barxl VIP coin 11 Allow or 992-t : Will do roofing, con1truction , : plumbing ond heoting. No iab l too Iorge or too small . Phone 742·.23-18. CARPENTER , flooring, ceiling, · paneling. Phone 992·2759. WILL trim or cut trees and shrub· bery, phone ~·~·2545 o< 742·• 3167. ' VERMEER BALEii SALES AND VICE , Melg1·Athans County.: SE~-~ BOiers from $3995 up. Mtrri11 1 ~C~ho~·=·~.(~61=4~)6~~~-~~=2~t~ . ---- : EXPERIENCED house pointer , ' Phone Arthur Musser, 742-; 2180. ' ·I EXCAVATING, BACKHOES AND~ DOZER - LARGE AND SMALL, : SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED LOW • BOY ANO DUMP 'TRUCKS. Bill : PUL(INS, PHONE 992-2478 DAY ' ORNlGHT. ~ ABNER f30~ MAMMY, DEAR- ' AH IS HAPPY fll' WI-rY 00 WAY Al-liS rr- AHHAFTA BUT WHAT WILL · Yo' AMw-JT 1J HE:Rt'?-NOTHIN' t3W!MJ.!3M;-I.(,J ~:::!!:! • DO 'A/HAT S/-ETI::LL6 t:: Unacramllleth... four JumbiH, one letter to eaeh ~~quare, to form four ordinary words. ME' 'IV'?- ::::-:::-;;:;-:.=:-:-:.._ ·.....,--,-.- - • BUILDING , remode ling , and : repairs. Quality work , e ffic ient ' service. Jeue Rodmon , phone .' m- s~eo . . OS'l'IC . ISELAWEb · I K II I CARPOING ., Candy Stripe 1' KAJEHUAJEVDHEO E N V E' K FN VE FA 12 or 15 Ft. . 501 NYlDN Green, gold. red, blue, rust. • LWJ'E KNVTA. - CTVNV U CT A A JA Yesterday's Cryploquote: THE' GENT WHO WAKES UP AND FINDS ffiMSELF A SU9CESS HASN'T BEEN MlLEEP. WILSON MISNER Sale ' 4\. Yd. SVDD ENA KAJ E H U AJ E .. r x1x xr r r· (.U.W..' I Do It yoursell , with padding, $7.95 sq. yd. With Ptlddinv tnatolled Sl.9hquare yard ' CALL 742·2211 TALK TO WENDELLGRATI CAR_P_ET~~N~_I!LWIT DID 'IE I<NOW THAT SAIRV'S DAUGHTER WU'Z. A GO·GO GAL . LOWEEZV? RUnAND .,I FURNITURE 742-2211 AR1'15TG. ILAfi l·l I I~=-..!: FA 1Prill .. - - · 1 IN ' 5 WHERE ')OU Mt~;KT SOMETII.-IE5 FIND 1 " Bttutiful colora. Do It youratll ond sove. R~~tultr $6.95 sq ' yd. l CIJ I I I r-------------~· SAVE ON ' NEW LISTfNG - lOlacres of roiling tand, all minera l rights, approx. 10 acres llllable land, some pasture land and limber, good lake site. Modern 1112 story house recently refinished on Inside, all carpoted 'Keep! ki tchen, containing 3 bedroom, dining room and basement, 2 car garage . Nice location on Co. Rd . 46 close to Tuppers Plains, Ohio Pri ced for quick sale 132,000.' Call for appoint . HARO, GREASY WORK! 5Wt:AT•· B~ISTERS -· LI'ME BI'CKS! THAT'5 HOT MY IDEA OF A - ~~-~·- · .; ·~-:: . -:- ·~?:--::. :~=.-:"- story form house and o 2 year Ciutamati c insulating motchine, old Elcono double wide trailer. SSSO.OO. Phone Gall ipolis, All on 'some prOperty. Coli dur· 1 ·-446-~782 . ing week, 992-7590. -C..'-'.:...;.:..::.;:.:__ _ _ _ __ HOUSE for sole, 7 rooms . bose· men! in Mtdd leport. Price red uced . Phone 992·22b5. , HOUSE fo r sale , 2 Iorg e bedrooms, .la rge li11ing room , corpet&d , modern Mi tchen , din ing room ond both 1n Horrison· \lille. Phone 742·2796. 3 bedroom house,· bOsement , forced air gas heCI, 2 car garoge, large fenced yard . Phone 99'2-7126. RURAL. modern , electric, 3 bedroom , kitchen , living room , ixlth. flnished basement , la un dry , recre a tion , srorGge . S26 ,000, 1 ocre: $28,000.00 3 ond lwo·thirds ocres. Phone iumEORPHANANNIE LITTLE ORP""Aif -" 20 acre farm .With pond ond ba rn, WANT to go into businen by plus other buildings Also o 2 . yourse lf? Almo st n ew Norlb Eaol Pass By Otwald & James Jamby KEN GROVER SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Wu l Pass Pass Opening lead - 4 • · utld.,....iilut!•& 992-2571 O< 992-3975. hous& locot~ ot Minersville, Ohio. Kennott-1 Wilt, phone •• East-West vulnerable COMMERCIAL · PHOTOGRAPHY - Atrlti-lndustrlol Construction Progms - Complete Scllool Service stelrs 20; Gr..t Performances 33. 10:110-News 20; Llle of Leonardo Da. VInci 33. to:»-Almanac: 20, 11 :oo-News 3,4, 15. . 11:30-:Johnny Carson 3.4,15; Ntws 1.10: ABC News 33. 12· :110-Neews 6,13; Movlt "The Fixer" I ; Movie "Stage to Thunder Rock" 10. 12:30-:Movte " Returning Home" 6, 13. 1:110-Tomarrow 3,4: News 13. 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P.o. 1590.t . 1h 4-12 Pilch IIU N :11J THe !JACK WA'I ! IT'c!' EITHEI< 'THAT L OO IJ~ OR THE HE ~T ARTI!!IT! .. 6-7-1 mo . ~& dressed envelopes. Stuffing material provided free . Send: Self · o d d reued stom pe d envelope : Diversified, Dep t, · A. A. 1206 Comden Or., Rich· mend , Virgin'io 23229 . 100. Phone 61<-367-0424 . • MAIJ'~ 949-2114 •Aluminum Siding, Roofing, Gutte15, . -~~::- $200 •weekly 5luffing envelopes in!~ olreody stomped and ad- :1n &EACO"'·· FA~T! David Parsons , OWner - .-----.....J 992-3105. 1970 Camaro Roily Sport , u cellent condition. Phone 992. GOOD 8 room house , 39 acres of 71>19. posture, l e tart Fo lts, Ohio near Racine Dam, Mrs . Floyd Norris. 1973 Corvette , T-top , blue, 350 Coll247-2206. automatic a nd ewtras . $5595 . Coli 992·7; 14 oi_re~.4 p.m. _ _ APTAIN ·EASY ''•C • '6.95 Squt 'r • Ytrd lnattlftd ~. 24'-111.00 26'-S l9.SO 28'-$21.00 - - - - --.- --- WILt give away two dogs . 9 mos . ,j ASSORTED .lUBBER BACK CARPETING M ""...,.. ............. 1974 Chevy Nova 4 Door -~ : Racine, Ohio ..... "" 1111 "' llitiltMI•III-. 1911GMC 4500 Ser ies . 13195 14· Midwest grai n and cattle rack body. 350. V8 engine, power steering and brakes. Only 8.900 miles. Clean, like new . Remember the do{ forever! The comlete story a your wed- 1 ding in a baoutllul a lbum , Call • ~en Grover, Photographer, Chester, Ohio . Phone 985·4155. RJti.NE CARPET SHOP SWIMMING . . 1011 - 8 o.m. 1111 6 p m. Delbert 197A Gremlin , white, $1985.00. LOST: 3 mos . old pig, red wHh Low mi/eage . .Phone'/92·7206. . Lawson , Rt. 338 , Da vid Yost Me1erme n block spots . Roci.ne· Bashon Ad. farm , Greol Bend, Ohio . L ess ttlan three months oreo. II wheret~bouts are OLD furn i ture, ice boxes , brass 6~ VW $600.00. Pnone ~49 - 2636 . ser vice , S420.00 per m onth knOwn , lease coll949·2344 . beds. wbll telephones and 197 4 Harley Davidson Super 1973 Chevy .Impala. 2 dr. , P.S.. After three months service , Glide , 1200 C.C.. good condi· ports . or complete housel1olds. FOUND : Doberman Pincher, P.B.. air . excellent condition . \4 ~2 . 00 per f'lOnth lion . Phone 992·5833. Write M . D. Miller, Rt . 4 . Di spatcher female . about I year old. at r~e Phone 992 ·5~75 . PQmeroy. Ohio Coil m .n61J. Les-s than thrt!e mon th s leOn ard Boss resiC:A&nce , MIDLAND 23 channel CB radio ' 1~71 Dodge Dart , 8 cyl. , service , 539.4 .00 per month Syracuse. Phone 992 .5())6. ond antenna , gold fur sofa , 2 CASH paid for all mokes and automatic transmission . fir . After three m on th s service . white metal utility cabinets, models of mobile homes . $..&11 20.01l per mon t h cellent condition , $1450.00. WHOEVER found the blue Early American sofa and chair Phone ari!a cocle61 .f·423·9531 , • Ex t r a Patr o lma n or Call247-2193. wheelbarrow between MidMeter ma n, S2.30 per hOur and an old bed . Call 9'12·7014 or dleport ond Hobson. please S$Casi1$S$ for junkltd auto. Frye's 1974 Volkswagen , e:,:cellent con· E ;d ra Dispatcher , S2.JO per 992-3.<6-".5..,...c-"-~ return to BOb Wilson, 338 S. 5th Truck Auto Parb , Rutland . · tiDur dition , $2200 .00 . Phone AVe., Mid<)ieport, Ohio, Phone 742·2081 . FARMAll 'u.b 1rcxtor with mower C. WATER • AND SEWER 1 - 30073-~7 . DEPA RTMENT : ond one plow . Col~ ~ - 7~~ :_ '-::-:7-::-:-:----:-'TIMBER, Pomeroy Forest Pro1966 'It tpm Dodge Pickup , stanWate- r and' Sewer 700 boles hay for sole . Phone ducts. Top price for ' standing Distrib ution System dard. Phone 985-3576 . 992-775i. saw timber. Coli Kent Hanby, ~ upe r i ntendenr, Sl . 70 per 1968 Pontiac . AM·FM radio . a~r . ~our 1 ·44 ~· 8570 . WILL 00 odd iobs, rooJing, potn· 200.000 BTU fuel oil fu rnace , Hiel , · phone 992-5535 . As$ i s.tant Pa i n t Sup er.i n l ing, kou\ing. truwork. ond 10 to ~ .ocres with or without 2 years old . Call 843-2664 or -~-teodent. SJ , 15 per hour mowing. Phone992-7.f09 . 1143-2513. older house in Meigs or Athens Uti llfy . Tr a in ee ond Operalor in trainin g . County. Plea se 'Write Cheryl CONSOLE stereo, AM-FM radio. 4 LE"$S th an 3 mon ths service. Bo'yd, .u43 towestone Dt-: $of· speed changer , Bal ance SUO per ~ou r TelevisiOn log for easy viewing Business Services POOLS 1?70 CAMARO CRE. SlotS V-8, a utoma tic, P. steering, extra good radial tires. .Needs some body work . AERIAL PHOTOGRAHY -- hove : aerial photos of ,-our construe· \ lion . site, business , cool and ' gas leases of your farm . l<en Grove, photogfopher, <:hester , Ohio. Phone 985·.. 155. BL tND ADS Additional 25c ' Charge per Advertiseme"l'. • RACINE Eire Oeportmftflf will Rl. 143 and Rl. I. Phone 992318:1. Minimum Charge SLOO . 14 cents ptr word lhree - '1'111 llltllY8on!IPei,Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednelllly, July 14, 1&76 Notices in!ertlon . • • RATES For Want Ad Strvice 5 cents per word one fnurtlon . • . For Fast· Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds REGISTERED Du<oc molo hog for A D EP ARTM ENT : $t r ee r Superv isor One to Thr ee Months ser . v iet> , $525 .00 per mon t h Th r ee to Si x Months se rvice , S51 B 00 per m onth S i.~~. to Nine Montns Service , \630 oo per mon rn Nin e to Twelve Months SPnqce, S656.0.0 pe r mon th St ree t and Cemetery M() u"( tenance A~sis tan r Supervi sor 0 !1e to Sl,.; Mont hs ser\llce, S7 J O per hour ~ ill.: to Twelve M on ths ser Yicc. S2. 78 per hour La borers Les s th en three months sen •i ce, $2 .30 per hour • Thr ee to Nine Morlth'\ S ~rv 1 c e , S2 4Q per hour N 1ne t o Twelve Months serv ice , 11 .52 per I'IOur B 'POLIC E DEPAR T.. ME' NT : · Chic-# of pollee Les s than th r ee mon th s serv ite, $488 .00 per month A f ter three months ser\lice. ~S36 .QO per month . han one Incorrect as . . more fello w s by t he Council ot 'the V •ll age- of Pomeroy ' Ohio , two tt- lrds of all members elected · the r e to concurring , that O r a ~ n ance No . 379 , doted r ~ b r l,lary 6, 1969, Ordinance No 401 , dat!d June 1, 1970, o., wedneldi.y,July 14,11"'• Rutltnd · '·r '' . MELBY JANE'S A GO-GO GAL? IT•SEEMS LIKE \./ESTIDDY SHE WUZ iJEST A LEETLE GOO-GOO GAL!! Yeetei'UJ'• J•.W..' MOLDY LAHKY . TYPHUI POLICE I · " - " Soluo4ollh If..... ~ """'"'"'' , , , lllllitrfllti- A SOLE. . (0 1971 Kina Fealures SJndlc:ate, Inc. ) AFTE~ ~E TOOW.MENi 15 ewER, THE'I"RE 11AVIN6 A 61G 8ANQUET ••• , I NEVER ATIEND 1ENN15 f!AN~VET5 IF I LOS€. I'M JIJ.JiJN(5 TOO MA~ iO EAT! �/ 12- ~Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o.,wednelday,July 14,1976 eGIQIDIII(IIcl. tbe Apollo 11 TAFl' ELECnON CINCINNATI (UPI) Former astronaut Nell AI'!IWinllll. the ~ 111111 to walk 011 the ,_, TueadiY wa elected to the bom'd ~ late In the day revened an Taft BroadcMI~ Co. nearby toWllS and villages. earlier report that iOO A.r matronA. who At Tal Zaatar, in southeast iru:itlst chieftain Kamal Syrians bad withdrawn from Jumblatt said Tueaday after Beirut, some defenders oulskirta ol the ~ moved from bunkers to a series of meeting8 with . lhe port of Sidon. . S oviet Ambassador sniping positions Jn. hlglw'lse Reporters, who ooured Men'S and .IOJI' buildings bordering the Alexander Soldatov that Sidon Tuesday, lll.lll a large Moecow was eJ;ertlng strong camp's burning shacks. American-owned refinery Among thOle rut down by p.~e on oamascus oo south of the city waa still 1 the s Tueaday was effect a pullback. ablaze from Syrian lheWngc But. a leftiJI radio statloo Wllllilrn wl, top military ·"The n!flnery aad aD Ita oU comman r of the right-wing Is finished," a Palestinian Phalan st pa(ty . The comrriander said. "!klnedaY Pbalang said was shot in when the war l.s over, they the bead wheri he went to will have ~ build It all irolll "arrange t surrender o( a · scratch.~~ group of Palestinians, who . TAMMY'S BIG DATE . bad raised a white flag." ,. A rlght.wing officer sal.d · ' NASHVU..U:, Tenn. (IJPI) although l)le Christians bad - Tammy Wynette will sing far superior milltary power for President and Mrs. lhey bad decid\lll to "starve John S. Honchell, dec'd. to Gerald Ford July 20 In what Is the Palestinians out" rather Barbara D. Honchell, Cert. or billed as the f~ White House than risk the losses of a final, Trans., Su!lon . performance by a female all-out attsck. Goldie Clendenin to Charles COIUltrY recording star, The stubborn- Palestinian R. Cozart, Juanita V. Cozart, Miss Wynette and Glen defense at Tal Zaatar and Parcels, Lebanon. Campbell will be the country Syria's apparent refusal oo Ray R. Pickens, Fatty Ann performers in a "Tribute to withdraw its 15,000 soldiers · Pickens tD William Roush, Country Music" program, ·from Lebanon blocked Karen Roush, 1.008 acres, which also will Include jazz political ef!Or\!1 to Impose a Chester. and pop entertainers. · • • Siege set to· starve out refugee ~amp ~y Ch~stUJ.DS troops into Lebanon Tuesday. The report could not be confinne<L Both Palestinians and Lebanese leftlsta said 8J1110rbacked Syrian troops Tuesday invaded' the ancient city of Baalbek, site of thirdcentury Roman ruins and the only major town in the eastern Bekaa valley still in leftist bands. "Fierce fighting Ill now going on In the streets of the city with machine guns and rockets," a PLO statement said. . Western correspoodents were IUlable to reach the historic "City of the SWI" SS miles northeast of Beirut to verify the report: This correspondent toured Syrian posl~ons near Tripoli ·Tuesday and found the troops bad moved to within three miles of the strategic port 51 miles north of Beirut after in!Ucting vast destruction on the siege. Aa the battle for the camp BEIR!IT, Lebanm (UPI) went into Ita 24th day, the. - Christian forces withheld a Palestine . Liberation ·final assault on lhe Tal Organization charged Syria Zaator refugee camp today defied a withdrawal . and said !hey would starve agreement re por\edly out the. defenders instead. extracted under Soviet Palestinian snipers killed the lop rlgbt..wing commander pressure and ~ent 1,000 ne~. By DOYLE McMANUS leading You're heading in the right 'I ,. ' I i I wbo bid . . . oat llo .. ~to. 14111 JMl' Ill ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY Dlplrf~, 111 .F... r Hanes Meigs ® -Y·NeckT·Shirt - &Brief . Property. Transfers • ' ' JIMMY CARTER, Democrat nominee for President . .· V·NECK I ,\. i'r.lhea•~ingtothe Racine National Bank to money In a time ~erllflcate account I Invest y.our money In a time certitlcate account WhiCh pay~ the maximum Interest. A time certificate account lets you put money away tor the future, Insuring your savings upto s.w,ooo. It's a great way to save and Racine Home National is a great place to save! A Home Bank For Meigs County People MEIGS THEATRE RACINE Tonight July 14th through July 15th NOT OPEN ti)M£ NATIONAL .. RACINE Fri..SIJt ••sun. July 16·17·11 THE DUCHESS& · THE DIRTWATER FOX George Segal , Goldie BANK Hawn: JennifV Lee. OHIO (PG) Show starts 7 p.m. T-SHIRlS 3.for '4.99 !New;:'":-:~ '. GOING BRIEFS 3.-.-· for '4.49 - < GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ON ROUTE 160 BEtWEEN GALLIPOLIS AND HOlZER MEDICAL CENTER. KAWAI Elberfelds In Pomeroy Han~>• SERIAL NO. 803590' 1-801EA ~RLYAMERICAN SERIAL NO. 785068 _, ~ i& ~~ ..\ .~' ~-- "'-' a r~ierad trade'mlrk oi Hanas CorPoration , Wintf6n-Salem, N.C. r I' • I ONLY 7 PIANOS LEFT 1 ',-, . I ,, / ~ • 446 JULY 13th, AND ENDS SAT., JULY 17th. · OPEN PORE PECAN FINISH REG. PRICE 11895. WARD'S PRICE. ..... ~1476 SATIN MAPLE ANISH ' ..... REG. PRICE 11895 WARD'S PRICE.. ....... ~776 ' DISTRESSED PECAN ANISH REG. PRICE '1495 ITALIAN SERIAL NO. 699720 WARD'S PRICE. ....... ~876 1-HAZELTON CONSOLE .DISUIESSED PECAN FINISH . .REG. PRICE '1595 ITALIAN PROVINCIAL '· GRAND STYLE TOP SERIAL NO. 700165 · WARD'S PRICE.........~76 SAnN 1-HAZELTON CONSOLE wum FINISH 1 REG. PRICE '1695 TRADITIONAL STYLE .....!.1076 .' By HENRY LOGEMAN MINEOLA, N'.Y. (UP!) A S.year~ld Long Island boy kidnaped and held for tiOO,OOO ransom lolled the alleged abductor, who left blm alone to attepd his grandmqther's funeral, according to poUce. Nusau COunty Chief of Detectlvea Frank K!Jcak said Rlchai'd Ba1181k, 3$, of New York City, found pollee . walling when he returned to 8 mole\ in Westbury, N.Y. : after the funeral Wednesday. 'lbe kidnaped boy - Paul Frelder, aon of Insurance llllll Irving Frelder for who,... Baaalk worked _ ...as rescued from the ••lllel 90 · minutes earlier ,.alice said. Klecak ,.ia reporters BaAilt ,.other of assistant Bro,..' Dl,trlct Attorney ,..rry Baaalk, waa charged with first degree kidnaping. He . said the · motive apparently .was Bassl~'s flnanclll lroablea. . Pollee llld Baaalk left Paul bs the 11\(Jtel room with his eytl taped shut but that lhe boy ·was neliiler gagged - bound. The youth caUed the motel switchboard opentor after Iii captor left, and she telephoned pollee. Klecak said Paul "dld an officials who were ivorried about the approaching election, but Mondsle was quick to demonstrate he knew the art of politics from organizing at the county level to running a booth at ihe state fair. In November, Freeman, the seasoned political veteran, was defeated in his bid for a fourth tenn while Mondale, the 3Z.. year-old freshman, was winning by 250,000 votes. That was the year John Kennedy won a narrow victory In Minnesota to help him take the presidency. · Mondsle In the 1962 gubernatorial election supported labor· hatked Karl Rolvaag, who won by 91 votes. Rolyaag later was ID appoint Mondale to the Senate. Soon after taking office as attorney general, Mondale started cracking down on officials who had mismanaged the ·Sillier Elizabeth Kenney Institute, the famed polio treatment center in Minneapolis. There were trials and convictions on illegal fund-raising activities and Mondale received attention and accolades. So when the time came for Rolvaag to pick a replacement for Humphrey, and Mondale was a leading candidate. I I At the urging of Humphrey ano other DF1..leaders, RolviUig gave up any Idea be bad of taking the Senate·seat hllnself and appointed the popular young attorney general. Mondale kept strengthening and Improving his organization within the party structure and went on to score ~lectlon · triumphs in 1966 and 1972. . ) Lsst year he was considering entering the race for the presidency, at one point saying he was 99 per cent sure be would make the race. · But, surprisingly he decided against running, saying a presidential campaign simply would be too fatiguing· and would keep him away from his family too much-and he didn't have the he&rt for a long and grueUng prlmaty fight. Mondale was born in Ceylon, Minn., Jan. 5, 1928. His family alSo lived In Hertm Lake and Elmore. He attended Macalester College, St. Paul, whi!re he met hill wife, the fonner Joan Adams. They have three children, Theodore, -Eleanor Jane, and Wllliam. He Is known as "Fritz" to his family and friends. His middle ' name Is Fredrick and his family gave him the nickname when he was a youngster. Extended serVIce · begins·July 18th . . Customers of the Western number to reach part.ies in Reserve Telephone Com- the Pomer oy exchang e: pany 's Chester ( 985 ) ex- Customers who continue to ~hange wiU have additional dial " l" to reach this exExtended Area Service change, will be charged for a t.oll call. ( EAS) beginning July lB. This new two-way, nonThe new telephone optional service will allow directory , which will be toll-(ree calling. between the issued in the latter part of Western .Reserve Telephone July, will include the new Company's Chester exchange f\:AS numbers. and General Telephone With the institution of EAS, Company 's · Pomeroy ex· local service rates for change. The Pomeroy ex· . customers in the Chester change includes Pomeroy- exchange will increase $1 .60 Middleport (992). Racine for private line business, 1949) -and Rutland (742) . $1.30 for two-party business; In order to take advantage $.80 for priva.te line of •EAS, Chesler customers residence, $.65 for two-party must dial 2 plus. the desired Udall differen:t By GENE . BERNHARDT NEW YORK (UPI) Morris UdaU finaUy scored a first-by · making an unprecedented seconding speech In his own behalf at the Democratic National · Convention. The Arizona congressman, who finished second tD awful lot in his own hehaH, and he was sharp enough ID make certain moves that brought this case to a happy ending.'' Klecaksaidhedidnotknow why Basslk left the boy alone, botthesuspect'sbrolher said he and Richard had attended their grandmother's funeral during the afternoon. Pollee said the suspect was ''deeply In debt.". He bad worked for two years as a salesman for Paul's father, owner of the Pinkham fusurance Agency ~ !l!ew York city. Detectives said Paul, whose family has a $75,000 spllt-Jevel home In Jericho, N.Y., was snatched from hill bllte near the boll8e Tuesday evening. · His mother, Carole, received a telephone call 30 minutes later from a man who said he had kidnaped the , lioy. The caUer demanded •100,0110 ransom. . Klecsk said Paul's family wasreadyoopay,buttheboy. was freed before arrangements could be made. If convicted of the kldnapi.tg charge, Basslk. could be sentenced to 15 ' ~ars to life. ' Jinuny Carter time and again during the Democratic primaries, took the podlwn to deliver a concession speech In advance of the voting, He freed his supporters to vote for Caner and promised to enlist as "a soldier" In the former Georgia governor's (Continued ou page 2) residence and $.60 for lourparty residence. Compton in Lions chair. Dr. N. W. Compton , newly ·eiec ted pres jden t ·of the I pomeroy-Middleport Lions Club, presided for the first lime Wednesday at the noon luncheon :meeting at the Meigs Inn. Dr. Compton was · presen ted a pin by Qarence . Struble for adding a new member. II was announced that the club aga in will have collection boxes for old eye glass fr ames. Containers will be placed in stores throughout the area. Gov . James Allen of ' District 13-K 'will make his WHAT IS IT? - Nobody at 675 Sycamore St. in Middleport seems ·oo know what this visit to the local club on July exotic looking plant is. Some think its a tree, others think it was brought here as a seed and · 28, Allen , of Beverly, will be depo~led , where it has been living for several years. Shown here with the 12-foot mystery accompanied by Joh n plant Is Mary Roberts, formerly of Wooster, Ohio. She plans to send a sample lear tD the Shreve . Ralph Graves who ' agriculture research center located in Wooster. The leaves are approximately a yard long attended the Lions Inand 22 Inches across. · ternati onal Convention in Hawaii reported highlights of Ills trip . = . Ohio put Carter .over top ~, 1\r.LEE LEONARD NEW YORK (UPI) -:- Ohio, the state which helped langle the rollcalls and prolong the 1972 Democratic National Convention by repeatedly passing, late Wednesday 'night assured the presidential nomination of Jimmy Carter by putting him over the top. · Christine Gillin of Berea, . chairman of the !52-member delegation, triumpbanUy cast 132 votes for the fonner Georgia governor, clinching his nomination and touching off a wild demonstration In Madison Square Garden. Carter had 1,436 votes of \lie requtred 1,500 after North Carolina's tally was completed, and Ms. Glilln sl~pped to the Ohio RETIRF3-StanfordSiockton,anemployeeol the Meigs County ~te Hlghway·Dept., miCJ;ophone on the floor . has rellred after nearly 29years of service. Mr. Stockton, left, Ill shown with Phillip Roberts, "I suppose Ohio Is not going • project engineer of the Pomeroy Mason Bridge, right, as he presented a certificate of to . psss this time," . said c 0 nven ti 0 n sec ret ar y service to Stockton at the. bridge site, · · ·- ( PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1976 • fr()m kidnaper , 41" CONSOLE P~ANOS INCLUDES PADDED BENCHES. DISTRESSED PECAN FINISH REG. PRICE '1395 CONSOLE . 1-HAZELTON 921 CONSOLE WARD'S PRICE ...... ~1476 A year ago "Fritz" Mondale decided he did not have the heart for a grueling run for the presidency . Now he 18 Jimmy BEIRUT, LEBANON :_ SYRIA PULLED BACK troops Carter's choice for a running-rna~ . and tanka from the leftist-held port of Sidoil but fought door-toWalter Mondale; appointed ID the U.S. Senate in 1964 when door today for the ancient citadel of•Baalbek and shelled a Hubert Humphrey waa elected on the Lyndon Johnson ticket, Palestinian camp on the outskirts of Tripoli. The withdrawal is the son of a Methodist minister. from Sidon, 30 miles south of Beirut,.was a sign Damascus He was raised In small towns in southern Minnesota , and might be ready. 1o dHscalate clashes with Palestinian always has been in the right place at lhe right tlme-{)r so it f!Uenillas that have upetaged the ••traditional" Moslem- bas seemed to many who have watched his rille in the Christian confUct In the Lebanese civil war. Minnesota Democratic Farmer Labor Party since Mondale Libyan Premier !~.bdel Salam Jalloud arrived from was appointed rather than elected to hls lirst two political Damascus Wedrieaday and was reportedly shuttling back to offices. . · · Syria Friday wtth Palestinian ·leader Yasser Arafat for new In 1960, Miles Lord, now a U.S. district judge, resigned as Iaika aimed at heallhg the Syrlan-Palestinian rift. Left-wing Mirufesota attorney general. Gov. Orville Freeman was and Palestinian reports said four Syrian battalions Wednesday looking for a capsble person ID he~p keep th~ fledging DFL hold . retreated to the village of Jezzine, 14 miles inland from Sidon. on state go~emment when he spled the brrghwyed, cl~~cut Ten tanks, 64 trucks toWing artillery, 25 jeeps, three • and promlSlllg assiStant attorney general w1th sohd polillcal motorcycles and five civilian cars also rolled back from the credentials: port, which bas come under heaw Syrian shelling for a monlh. The appomtment, OJl May 4, 1960, shocked some older DF1.. Boy gets away 4372 \ ELEGANtlY BEAUTIRJL WARD'S PRICE. .......~1476 POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . BY Untied Press Internatlooaf NEW YORK - POUCE HERE AI\E INVESTIGATING llle robbery of two members of the staff of U. S. Sen. John Glenn, Jr., I).Qh)o, who were robbed while returning from a speecliliy Glenn at Madison Square Garden. ' Dan Pooemon, a legislative Intern from Toledo, and Leonard Weiss, a legislative assistant from Washington, were robbed near the New York Sheraton Hotel as they returned from Glenn's keynote address to the Democratic Convention Monday night. Ponemon lost his waUet and wrist watch and Wela&losthlswaUet to two men wielding a gun and a knife , NEW ESTARTS TUES., NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH LOW QUALITY SPINET PIANOS DUE TO ITS LOW PRICE. SERIAL 701451 SATIN WALNUT ANISH REG. PRICE '1895 NO. 62 en tine Mondale: right place at right time OOLUMBUS - UTILITY RATES APPROVED in 1974 by the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio UPCO for the ·.Cincinnati Gas and Electric CO. were upheld Wednesday by the Ohio Supreme Court. 'l11r rate structure, which allowed CG&E a 7.21 per cent return on Its investm~nt, had been cbaUenged by the General Motors Corp., Inc., on the basis that the PUCO did not adequately consider the evidence In it3 public hearings in early 1974. ~;~:::~~ ~: ~A;ON.-SAT. · WALDO~F VOL. 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Doctors and nurses, along with some_other non-union e)Dployes, continued working a~ lhe hosPitals, and profeasors and Cbllstructlon workers stayed on the job at UC. LoCal union director AI Van Hagen said members who' now average $3.90 an hour want an 8.5 per cent pay hike. He said the last management offer was 5.5 per cent. · a nothing to help with my distention with ~lood .or an along with Impotence is a classic combination. In many impotence, or to relieve the erection. such cases circulation ID the pain when walking. Will you You do not have ID contact lower part of the body an~ leg please · comment on the St. Luke's HospitaL You can · can be improved by putting in · surgical procedure that c""'-.t.act any urologist and he a bypass graft that demurs corrects impotence? .. shoUld be· famillar with the DEAR READER - The procedure by ·now. Certainly the blood around the blocked procedure that caused the big any urology department of area. That alone may not stir originated with the any university medical elite your impotence as lllat urology department at St. center will be familiar with may involve smaller arteries Luke's Hospital in Hous!Dn, this and other procedures that would require more Texas. I oove published this available for Impotent men. detailed surgery. -some cases of Impotence before. There are many causes of are caused by abnormal The procedure is simply 1D impotency . I am sending you function of the nerves that · insert · two collapsible The Health Letter number 3control the flow of blood that cylinders into the shaft of the .. 12, Impotence, for a more induces .erection. · Some organ. These are connected complete · discussion. Qthers diabetics bave .this problem oo a pump and a re5ervotr for wbo want this_information the diabetes damages fluid. When the pump is can send a long, stamped, when the nerves needed for the activated the fluid is pumped seH-addressed envelope with reflex. Such men are a from the reservoir in!D the 50 cents for it. Send your candidate for the operation coUapSible cylinders in the lelt~r to me in care or this shaft of the organ. Another newspaper, P. 0 . Box 1551, you asked about. The vast majority of cases ~tivalor pumps the fluid out Radio City Station, New of impotence are related to of the collapSible cylinders York, NY 10019. factors . 'Ibis is back tD the reservoir. A number "of cases of lm· psychological especially true in the younger It is much like the normal potence are caused by poor mehanism. The way nature circulalion, as in your case . male. UsuaUy this Is a condesigned things, upo'n reflex You need ID be examined fidence factor and the. yoUI!g stimulation nerves cause an · for the possibility of abypass man fails bec.ause or "fear of Increase in the blood flow ID operation . of your blocked failure," a direct result of the organ and diminish the artery. The pain iri your leg some of the social concepts of our cultUre. blood drainage, resultihg ln 11 • ,·,·,·,···~·· · ·•• '•····;.o· -:•'•' • 0 • •·,~o'o0 '''~'''1''.,._._._,.._,./'NN I' By Lawrence E. Lamb; M.D. . DEAR DR. LAMB - I am sending you a copy of Ann Landers' column about unfortunate _males like me. I have been unable to achieve an erection•for the past eight years. AB a physician will you tell me what I can _do? The root of the problem has been diagnosed as arterial insufficiency, left leg, with a partial block of the main artery to the lower part of the body where the artery bifurcates. I am 52 years old and have had a s"y!npathectomy ID help my cir_culation.~~i-~ ~as done Carter's speech-his first appearance at the c111venU011- p.m. · was anticipated as an lndlcttlon ri bow he would lead The final tally &ave Carter 2,2.'1112 of the 3,008 delegate Democrats against the RepubUcaliS and, further, of what votes; Rep. MomsUdall of Arizona, 32812; .Gov. Edmund G. manrrer of president be would be If he won In November. Brown Jr. ol California, 300'f..; Gov. Gtorge C. Wallace of Carter, 51, !Qrmer Georgia governor, cam41. from the small Alabama, 57, lind EDen McCormack, the antiabortion town of PI~ and what early ~lfers called "nowhere" to candidate from !l!ew York, 22. tak the · m1 ti H 581'd It bad bee full"-·job f 19 · The remaining vOCes went ID such flsures as Sen. Frank · e though no naheon. e building a balenina 1972....,,,. or "' ptonths, began "''urch of Idaho, Henry Jactaon of Wuhlncton - both on ' After Mondale is voted as his running mate, Carter will Carter's list of vice presidential finalist& - Sen. Hubert Humappear 1n Madison Square Garden to sound the caU by which pbrey, 0-Minn., and former Sen, Fred Harris df Oklahoma. Democrats w111 try to chase Republlc811B out of the White . Rep. Barbara Jordan, D-Tex., and Sen. Edward KeMedy, House after eight years of GOP occupancy. DMasa., who w•tched from a convention gaUery with !he rest Wednesday night, Carter watched from his 21st floor suite at of the Kennedy clan, each received one ~ote. the Americana Hotel, 20 blocltll so~th of Madison Square · Caillornla'sBrownswltchedhlsvotestoCarterwhenlheroU Garden ,. as the convention nominsted 111m. He wore caUended. "This convention Is 'the beginning of a Democratic shirtsleeves and smiled as. delegates shouted themselves sweep across the country; and lllat comes none IOo soon,'' hoarse. At 11 :15 p.m. .EDT Wednesday, 28 rnlnuteB after the Brown said with a &rin. roll caU began, lhe !52-member Ohio delegation put him over. In his moment of glory, Caner sat on a sofa cradllng ·his · proud mother, Ulllan, 78, in one ann and holdinghls daughter Her voke quavering with excltemen• · Dlristine GIWn of Amy, 8, and grandson Jason, in his lap. · . ' Berea, Ohlo, liM) delegation chalmlan, said : "I am proud and At one point, a scene of cheering dtlzena in his hometoWn happy to join in the.... spirit · by casting 132···votes " of unity and victory In November appea red on one screen, "!'ve never seen ••· w.. t many peop1e 1n Sh ld · Plalils," he exclaimed. e cou , go no further. Pandemonlwn e~ploded. The band Then, rolling up his left shlrtaleeve, he~ up, broke Into a ~::;: '!:~f.e~::!~~;e~f!u-1,~·" and more lhsn 6,000 broad smile, and moved ciO!Ier to the bank ollhree televiBlon .... _ set3ln his room. He sat down, folded his banda under his chin '""1 gave Carter I,SS9 votes - 54 more than he needed and watched his wife, Rosslynn, fighting back tears of joy In When the roll call was finished, a beaming Georgia Gov : the II h ·u sh t ld reporte of '--lr 1 . George Busbee moved ~ give Carter the nomination by . conven on a aa e o rs t... ong journey acclamation, and the delegates shOuted t!teir approval at 11 : 38 together from political oblivion through the priinarles to . . ult~te victory. . · 'IN::N.r_.:,-.·,·.-.,·.-,·.. Potential help f~r impotence • presidential running mate, received a congratulatory phone caU from President Ford and prepared to address the DemocraUc National Coovention which nominated him for president. Carter, who won the Democratic presidential nomination Wednesday night, a11110Unced his choice to run w.lth h'un· Novemlier was Sen. Walter Mlllidale of MinnesotA ' "If the delegates will approve.'' They were sure to. A convention which bad been going so weU in ·tl\0 way Carter's forces wanted It ID go was prepared to ratify Mondale - who w!U be lhe "Uberal" figure on the national ticket for the November election- later on lhL! closing dsy of the convention. After Mondale's name-...d .othen-was placed In nominaUon. and Carter's choice was ratHied, both men then would address the 37th Democratic National Convention, which · nominated Caner Wedneaday night. , Earlier, the White House announced Ford telephoned Carter from Washington, coogratulated hltp on wlniung the nomination and told him he hoped t•· '"' (aall campslgn· can be kept "at a high level." The President himself faces a tough battle for nomination at the Republican National Convention Aug. 1&-20. After a mid-morning news conference at which he annoiUlced Moodale was the' one out of a final list of six U.S. senatou, Carter continued final preparations lor t.on 1nht's fl I t hat ded ti li 1 "' na e ow was regar as a conven on ve y but without the heavier drama of "lasqes." m · DR. LAMB ,I By ROBERT M. ANDREWS NEW YORK (UPI) - .Jimmy Carter today picked a vice tile Taft bGard ' I Carter selects Mondale to make race mJWm Ill 1M llld II now a prof•10r at tl1e Unlveralty of Qndnull, replaced Racer Dracllett, 111Dt11 Dorothy' Bush, referring tO the state's frequent "paSses" four years ago, "Madame chalnnan; Ohio doea not·pass !" shouted Ms. GiUin. "I am proud and happy to join with Congressman Louis Stokes in the spirit of unity and victory In November by casting 132 votes for lhe next President of the United States, Jinuny Carter ." .. Peter Duchin's band struck up "Happy Days Are Here ·.·..·.··.·.-....................... .........................·.·.·.·.-.· .·............. ·..·.·· ..• · Again" ....... ...... ............ ................. wild. as the . crowd went Dateline 1776 A jubilant state Rep. Robert J. Boggs, [).Jefferson, waved a confederate Oag In HARTFORD, Conn., July front of a huge poster · 15 - There was a brief- stretching almost lbe entire .lived physical clash In .the width of the Ohio delegation. local Commillee Chamber It read "HI, NBC from when about 150 Tories OHIO - Carter's Big dlsanned a group ol Sons of Sweep," and displayed, a Liberty and took picture of a broom. psssesslon of the premises. The sign was handmade An estimated force of 3,000 Wednesday afternoon in the patriots countered however New York· Sheraton Hotel to quell the Loyalist move, room of three schoolteachers taking approximately 20 of from the lath Coogressional them prisoner. • District who, ·as .Carter :::;:;:;:::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::·:::::::::::.;:; (Cmtlnued 0!1 Jllllll !) � 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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