https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f9390616fada80c721f254e6abf8d75a.pdf e7e3993b7cdf72cb36c5321970b1fd83 PDF Text Text > 12 - The ~lly Sentinel, Midilleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Thursday, July 15, 1976 Court erases 7 Rhodes vetoes COLUMBUS (UP!) - The vetoes "null and void." Ohio Supreme rcourt The ruling alsQ mandates Wednesday ruled that Gov. that local school districts ·James A.,Rhodc.il' 197S vetoes have a minimum nwnber of Qf sev~n items out of the " educational servi~e school foundation form ula personnel" on their payrolls. These will Include bUI wr.re unconstitutional, The ruling means that the counselors , nurses, · li';Jl)nimum public school brarians, vlsiUng teachers teacher salary will jump and other specialized $1,000 next. year and Umt educators. f;Chooi districts wiU have to The new law calls for an Increase In the mlmimum limit cillsses to no more tlmn 2S pupils for each teacher by teache ~ salary from the current $7,900 to $8,400 In July tlle 19711-1979 school year. •, , Rhodes lmd cut U1ose provi· of 1977 8!ld to $8,900 In July of slons; as well DS five others, 1978. In his original veto £rom the biU Aug. 29, 1975 becall.'le he said the General message, Rllodes was highly A.'!Sembly did not provldt• critical of the General ndequate funding for the Assembly's passage of the measures. bill which he said "set His veto was d:mllengcd by · requlre111ents ior local boards the Ohio Educnlion , of education" and "provided Association, which influenced no revenue., Rhodes further maintained tl1e Akron Educa tion that the bill was an Association and Un-ee Ohio schoolteachers to file the suit appropriation measure and lei!S than a montll after the that his acUon was justified. line..ftem vetoes. Other sections put into Ohio The OEA suit contended law by the court's ruUng: U:lat the scoool founds iion bil.l - Requiretaxpilyerstolist was not an appropriation their school district of ,rest· measure and · therefore · dence on Income tax foJ;'Jllll. n hodes' vetoes were - Established one urban unconstitutional. educatiOn pilot project In the The Court unanimou§lY st~te. agreed, noting tha t· a In each case, however, the governor can only ve to Supreme Court held that ~cctions of an appropriation Rllodes was outside lhe Ohio measure in ruUng Rllodes' ConstituUon In his action. A spokesman for Rhodes, e•ccutlve aide ,Thomas ~oyer,said he was "suprlsed at the l'l!ling" and that "It Is something we will have to live with." Rllodes was unavailable lor comment, but Asst. School COLUMBUS (UP!) Thomits Moyer, Executive Aide to Gov. James A. Rhodes, said Wednesday he was "suprised" at the · decision by tlle Ohio Supreme Court In voiding seven line Item vetoes by Gov. James A. Rhodes. · But Moyer ssld Rhodes might do tlle same thing again. "The decision s!ieaks lor Itself," he said. "lt's something we will have to live with. • "And that doesn't mean the governorwut not give careful examination In the future to other bills that he feels are really appropriation buts," added Moyer. The Supreme Court ruled that Rhodes was outside his Constitutional powers in striking tile, sections from the bill, whicll the Colirt said was not an appropriations measure. The ·Ohio Constitution allows· a governor to veto Unesout of appropriation bill. "We thought we had a pretty good legal case," said Moyer. Ohio Department of Educa· lion officials said the declsioo puts tlle burden of adequately funding public education in Ohio squarely on the shoulders . of the !12th General Assembly which convenes In January. TI•e vetoes - now law - eSWIMWEAR eSPORTSWEAR eTANK TOPS All SALES FINAL - NO LAYAWAYS OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9 PM BEDROOM . SUITE SUITE personnel '' requirements in school districts. That section sUpulates that each school district wiD have to have a minimum number of librarians, counselors, viSiting teache~, nurses and otller specialists. · "lhis will give local school districts some incen'Uve," said Martin, noting that districts would be financiaUy penalized If tlley fall to meet tile new law's requirements. In addiUm to the Akrm Education AssoclaUon, three public school teachers, Eugene Brundige, of Athens; Don Wilson, .of Parma and David Abbott of New .Carlise were plaintiffs · in the litigation. . SLEEPWEAR 'SPORTSWEAR Spring-Summer Styles . Toddlers and 4 thru 12 Pants, skirts. shirts, tops. Summer weight. Toddlers and 4 to 14. SALE SALE SALE 112 PRICE 112 PRICE Y2 PRICE CLEARANCE SALE CLEARANCE $ALE WOMEN'S COATS WOMEN'S ·DRESSES CLEARANCE SALE . CLEARANCE SAL~ COORDINATE . SPORTSWEAR WOMEN'S SWIMWEAR Small group of blouses, knit tops and coordinates. Juniors, misses, womens sizes. 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POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO EROY v A family of three escaped possible serious injury, even death, wh~n the trailer they were.living in near Langsville was destroyed by an ap.. parent tornado · Thursday evening. Fortunately, they were not home when the trailer was hit . The David Shuler family had been staying in the trailer this past weekend while David was home on leave from his Army station at Ft. Campbell, Ky. David Shuler, his wife Belinda, and little daughter, Virginia, left Sunday to return \O Kentucky. Ross Shuler,, David's father was owner of the 14'x65' PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS. FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1976 ~~~§;,~~ §;;~;:~-ES:r=~M¥~~ ~£~:~1~f::~:~~F~ ~~;od:~~:~;:~~[::~;~ tween 7 and 7:30 p.m. The winds ripped the trailer free of its foundation and flung debris over an embankment onto SR 124 and into an ad· jacent field . Traffic was blocked for approximately 4 hours. The cleanup was delayed by broken power lines near the premises. Meigs County Sheriff's deputies reported that a a .TWY7.l•ll 'l•t' last.? [i:i:il: il:lll=[ sound "like a railroad train" ;:;:;:;: ~ as the storm approached. , :;;:;::; :::::::: Agencies lending assistance By ARNOLDSAWISLAK Wasil real? Will it Jut? Yes and maybe. in the emergency were : NEW YORK (UP!)_ Jimmy Carter now There is no doubt that the people who Meigs County Sheriff Robert is decked out tn the ttapplnga of a reborn came to New York thla year were tired Qf C. Hartenbach, deputies Ray Democratic Party. The next lour months bickering over jots and tittles olldeology Manley and Manning Roush ; will demonstrate whether the joyous thathadkeptthepartylnastateofparariQid the Wilkesville town con· garmentsolunitY'Cillisurvlvetllewor!taday anxiety since 1968. · . . stable, the Ohio State Jiigh. wear of a presldentlsl campaign. There Is no doubt that tlio8e who would way Patrol, and the RuUand carter, tbe hard.Jieaded mystic, Wied all have set up shrieks of outrage four years marshall Bruce Davis and his the symbols of reconcillaUon and trust in the ago at being denied a lull elql08itlon of their assistant. ' · emotional one hour that climaxed a torpid vlewswerewiU!ngthlaUmetoshrugandlet four-day convenUon. The goal, achieved it pass. There was even a forgiveness Qf old spectacularly, was to leave an Indelible grudges- the WlllnimoUS applause at the impression on millions of television mention of 4'ndon Jolmson's name. watcllers that tlle t;JemocraUc Party Is And tbere Is no doubt that all of thla was together again and on the move. genuine - a genuine wish to regain power He used tbe 5,000 delegates and alternates and a genuine feeling that this Is the year it in Madison Square Garden as stage props canBubet,t_~ear . e "'Ill political people, wblch phoni' ~ autborities to report lor his procession to tlle platform. In thla he w•- .. Is to ssy egotlats. They have united behind their children were overdue was making clear that he came from out of about 4. p.m. Sberlfl's '"· d to eacb .... "'"" p1ac he Jimmy Cine! 1!1 July for the purpoee ol r - , '""'' ~-- . was regainhlg"tlie )1re8ideiiey In November. But deputies conducted a doorcW·. ~~w He used everyone 1n flle party with the he must treat · theni right In the period door search of tbe area. faintest .ciliim to leadership as extras in a between or he will lose tllem ..He does have a Seve.ral aels of footprints and the light tracks of what rostrum love..fn when he finished hla speecll. mandate, but it Is on a term of good appeared to be ·one or two Early allies and former enemies, tough behavior. Carter has given every sign that he knows heavy-duty vehicles were professionals and starry-eyed amateurs, all seen leading out of tile canal, were summoned to the podium to this. He Ia his party's conquerer but not yet authorities ssid. Tire tracks demonstrate tlle new era of Pax Democratic its hero. He will get that accolade only If he were imposed on top of the after long years of divilllon and def!lllt. treats hls people right and leads the!n to victory. He can depend on that. bus tracks, Bates said, Indicating the vehicles· could have been waiting lor the bus. The ignition key was missing from the bus. No signs of foul ·play were found in.the bus or the lnunediate area. James W. HalleY, 36, lacerated arm In a traffic deer ran into the path of a car The youngsters, aged 5 to 15 Centenary, was treated at the accident at 10 a.m. Thursday driven by Donald L. Ham· and mostly girls, were Holzer Medical Center for on Rt. 7, six tenths of a mile mond, 43, Rl: 2, Patriot. headedhomefroma field trip burns suffered in an auto fire south of the Meigs County In the county fairgrotulds at 6:20 p.in. Thursday on Rt. line. · swimming pool. Three 325 at Snyder Rd. Officers said an unknown children were dropped off at The Gallia·Meigs Post vehicle Dipped an object that their homes before the bus State Highway Patrol said shattered the windshield of a Clearing and cooler disappeared. Halley's car, moving north, car operated by Jerry W. tonight, tows from 55 to 60. The bus driver, Frank E.' caught fare and burned . Frum, 37, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, Sunny and cool Saturday, Ray, Jr ., 5S, had been The incident indirectly Pieces of glass struck Mrs. employed by the Madera resulted in another traffic Frum. She was treated at the with highs from 75 to 80. Probability of rain 70 per cent SChool District lor 26 years. accident at 6:40 p.m. when Holzer Medical Center . today , near zero tonight and Ray was considered Keith A. Grate, 17, Rt. 2, Kurt A. Calhoun , 22, Rio Saturday. "extremely stable, Patriot, traveling north Grande, was charged with extremely talented" by applied his brakes to slop to failure to stop witllin the school officials, Bates ssid. help put the fire out. His car assured clear distance The FBI began a sideswiped the Halley following an accident on ·Rate increases preliminary Investigation but vehicle. There was minor Counly Road 11, five tenthsof a spokesman said tile agency · damage. a mile south of Rt. 141. The in effect Monday ·would not enter the caSe Wltil Dorothy Frum. 38, Rt. 4, patrol said calhoun's car Middleport Postmaster it was officially ruled. that a Pomeroy, suffered a struck the rear end of an auto Paul Casci announced today kidnaping had occurred. operated bt George 0. special rate increases that Roberts, 43, Gallipolis Ferry, will go into effect at all Post W. Va. Offices Monday, July 19. A mishap occurred on Rt. The big changes will be in 325 three miles north of Rt. money order and so called 141 early Thursday where a special services. · Also in· creased is registration, COD, certificates of mailings, Carter, his own Reagan a.nd In Michigan certified mail ~nd return presidential campaign against Ford-that's .now- ! receipts. iederally financed, know what there Is about a There will he no change in challenged Democratic changing poll,"' said carter. first class mail or post cards. National Committee "I remember where I stood Evel'yone having questions members to contact 100 about the time of the New should see Mr . Casci. fellow Democrats each for HampShire primary and tllis RACINE - The Snuthern campaign contributions to could change." Local Board of Education candldstes for governor and "We've run a penurious Wednesday night in special INFANT DIES Congress. ' campaign. We've got another session approved its budget Relatives in Meigs County carter spoke at a fJOQ.a. one to run," ssid Carter. "I lor 1977. Jane Wagner, clerk, have learned of the death of plate committee breakfast don't want to have to waste ssid estimated receipts total Beth Lee Fultz on July 10 in with his running mate, Sen. • lny time or Mondale's.time or $955,518.05 and estimated Canal Winchester, infant Walter F. Mondale of Strauss' time, hegging you to expenditures , f938,625, Minnesota . Committee help. I'm begging you leaving a balance of daughter Of Mr, and Mrs. Paul (Mickey) Fultz. Mr. Chairman Robert Strauss, now." $16,893.05. ' Fultz, former resident · of whom Carter agreed to retain Carter told tbe Demacrats The board In other action Middleprt, is a nephew of through the November they enjoy social position In gave Mrs. Wagner per~ election, introduced the their home towns and should mission to contact the county Mrs. Harold Long and a half· standard bearers. ask friends lor contributions auditor and · treasurer to brother of John Fultz, both Of Carter said polla indicate to state and congressional make an advance draw on Middleport. he has a big lead over Ford candidates. He challenged general property taxes. '• and Reagan but said . his esch committee member and Attending were Jack Bostick, NOW YOU KNOW margin will dwindle after the contributor at the breakfast president; Robert Sayre, The first U. S. vice Republican National to contact 100 other Denny Evans, Dallas Hill apd president to be born a citizen ConvenUon In Kansas City, Democrats lot contributions. Roger Adams, members; of the United States-and the which starts Aug. 16. .Carter ssid he is free of Bobby Ord, superintendent, first to resign the office _ "I even have a good chance personal lund-raising chores and Mrs. Wagner. The hoard was John C. Calhoun of Soutb to win in California against (Ooutlnue4 • Pee 10) · wiJI meP.t fV•~\n ~ Jul., '>:" ('.aroJi nR . ::: : : Children vanish By LWYD CARTER who disappeared late CHOWCHILLA , Calif. Thursday on a ' swimming (UPI) - A busload of 26 trip. school children and .. their The empty Jlllhool bus was driver have vanished In a found in a dry drainage canal possible kidnap~. where it had been abandoned At dawn· today a· search ·and camouflaged with plane joined tlle hunt for the branches and foliage. The missing - mostly girls search centered in the San joaquin Valley 40 miles northwest of Fresno. · Madera County Sheriff Ed Bates ssid he was baffled. "The kids are gone, and tllat'sour only fact," he ssld. "Maybe we'll find them dumped somewhere In the middle of now!Jere. Maybe someone just went berserk. "It might be a terrorist, someone seeking revenge or an emotionally unstable COLUMBUS (UP!)- Gov. pe~son. We're hopeful that If James A. Rhodes said Thurs- someone does have them, day tbe federal Energy Re- tlley'll call us and teD us what search and Development IIley want. Administration bas approved "I've gone through an a $2.5 ml)llon grant to help alphabetic list of things Columbia Gas System in Its wlthoutplaclnganyemph&sis $U million research on any one of them, starting Jinuny Carter · Walter HARRISBURG, Pa. (UP!) program to extract natural - Ronald Reagan turned on Mondale Democratic ticl!et. gas from shale In a four..state with A, from someone who might have abducted the Answering questions at a his Hollywood charm In area. children, all the way toTprivate meetings with small reception for many of "This progriiill is a step terrorist.'' groups of uncommitted Pennsylvania's 103 delegates, forward In our efforts to The emp\y Dalryland tlleir spouses and alternates, delegates in New Jersey and develop one of the greatest Union scoool bus was found Reagan ssld he would do PeMsylvania for two days reserves of natural gas and tben delivered strong better than Ford against remaining in ·tile world,'' ssld abandoned In the dry ditch at carter. . 7:30 p.m. Thursday about pollUcal punch. Rhodes, estimating tllere is nine miles west of Chowchilla Referring to the But he apparently failed to probably enough gas to in the center of the state. coax any uncommitted dele- Democratic convention, he supply the entire Anxious parents had begun said, "All tbey tslked about gates into his camp. Northeastern industrial com· Wltll a montllleft llefore the were the Nlxon·Af!new-Ford plex for 100 years locked in RepubUcan National Conven- years as they !'-it it. Well, I the underground formations Uon, and Reagan trailing wasn't there. If I'm the of Devonian shale throughout President Ford In the UPI nominee they've .got to Appalachia. delegate COWll 1,061 to 1,042 change the game pilin. I was In addiUon to the ERDA with 101 uncommitted, out In CaUfornta." Reagan, however, was one gra~t. the plan includes Reagan was scheduled to fly f300,000 ·from the Ohio west today to meet with and of former President Nixon's Energy and Resource By DUSTON HARVEY accept tlle support of the strongest defenders. Development Agency and $2 NEW YORK (UP!) He said Carter is "Yulnera· Utah delegaUon being chosen mllllon from Columbia. Jimmy Carter ssid today his ble" In a campaign between Saturday. William Potter of Colwnbla popularity such tllat he One of the last two states to the two because of Reagan's Gas System Service Corp. might be isable to beat choose delegats, Utah is IIIIClll record In CaUfornla said the project includes President Ford and Ronald compared to Carter's In ~ to give Reagan at and because Ohio, West Virginia, Virginia Reagan in their.home states, least 19 and pG1181bly aU its 20 Geor.gla and Kentucky. but that could change after delegates. Conneeticut also Reagan, unlike Ford, can Tests will be cooducted at tbe Republican · National aelecll delegatee Saturday. also campaign on an anti· lour existing welis In Ohio - Convention next month. He left New Jel'lll!y and Washington theme. EarUer, be said Moodale two in Trumbull County and Pllmll)'lvanla the same way ooe each In Musklngum and he arrived, according to the represents "tile Democratic Mahonlng counties, and In JULY20, LAST DAY UPI count - no firm . leadership phlloaophy - the porUons of the other three To avoid 10 pet. penalty delegates out of 67 In New big government Idea and states, Potter said. which Is required by law on Jersey and ' only ,five of , Washington ~lutlona to Ol!f , He ssid Ohio is the only second · half 1975 Real problems." Pennaylvanili'a 103. Estate taxes, they must be "It Is plain they're not state government paid no later than 4 p.m. Before fty~ to Salt Lake contributing to the research. City, Reagan planned a one· going to change their tune at The technique Colwnbia July 20, 1976. hour algh!ieeing stop at the all," Reagan utd. "That 1a wiD use involves pumping a Books will be closed at Gettyaburg National tlle same old tune lor the Jut liquid nitrogen 110lutlon along that time so the County 40 years 'let Washington do it' BaWelleld. Auditor can add a penalty · · more government witll ssnd Into the shale. After c!Oied meetings In Potter said Columbia feels · to unpaid June taxes . motel rooms In Newark, N.J ., prOgrams. And walt llll they the when the proper BookB wiD be open any and Harrlaburg Wedneaday have to put a price tag on it. technology Is developed, time after August 1, for and ThundaY and no public · · "I think the ooly way he's perhaps as much as 300 payment of delinquent Ia•, announcements of new going to be able to pay lor all ti'Wlon cubic feet of gas caa County Treasurer, George support, Reagan Thuraday tlle thinga he's advertised 1.! If be recovered from Devonian M. Collins said. night publicly attacked the the tooth fairy comes shale. around." . Tank tops, crew necks, sizes 8 to 18. TONIGH,T July 15th NOT OPEN July 16·17·1 8 THE DUCHESS& THE DIRTWATER FOX George Segal, Goldie JNews • • .in Brief~ Sale Prices . CLEARANCE SALE 1 ' :mz. ltALLOUELL ebLU!L .~~;~:;:~m::~~"b.&t.?i:~~:X:~~<1tS«f Tops, pants, skirt$, shirts. Spring and n summer styles. FINAL CLEARANCE ., TEMPERATURE IN DOWNTOWN Pomeroy reached 101 degrees Thursday afternoon as shO\Vll by the thermometer on the Pomeroy National· Bank clock. The Ume was 3:58. By United PresslntemaUonal NEW YORK - AUTHOR-ACTOR TRUMAN CAPOTE, who pleaded guilty to drunk driving tllis week, was grounded . lor six months by state authorities. The State Department·of Motor Vehlcles announced Thursday it Is revoking capote 's · ... drlvlug pr)vlleges In New York Slate (or that length of time. '!.'he 51-year-old writer had agreed to enroll in a· 1•,c ro!habllltatlon course bula spokesman ssld he would be unable · to oltaln a condiUooal license allowing him to .drive while laldng the course because he has an ouH!f-state· - Kansas Ucense. • SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS SWEPT ACROSS THE northern two-thirds of Ohio Thursday night. Winds up to 67 miles per hour were reported in the Colmnbus are~. The high winds knocked out the w.eather gauges ·at Port Columbus lnternaUonal Airport and temporarily disabled a radar anteMa at the airport. Nmnerous power outages and downed telephone Unes were also reported In nearly an areas struck by the storms. The - (Contlmied on page 10) · Sale Prices CLEARAN~E SALE Hawn, Jennifer loe. OHIO Sale Prices NO. 63 en tine Trailer home destroyed by tornado ank •. ·1h Price Sale ~ .Price WOMEN'S SHORTS inunediately tile value of By LEON,u\D CURRY credits that might be lost WASHINGTON (UP!) The Internal Revenue under the ruling. But some Service has· closed . a experts estinJ!lled the oil multibillion dollar tax companies might have to pay loophole enjoyed by oll com· billions in additional U.S. panles, but one result msy be taxes; meaning earnings blgher fuel prices for con. would be reduced and consumer fuel prices migbt smners. The IRS announced rise. The IRS said it will assess Wednesday · that oil companies must prove tllat each tax credit claimed by an payments to foreign oil company to see If the governments are really payment was really a tax taxes, rather than royaiUes, eUgible for a credit In the before they can claim credit . United States or whether It for them on their U.S. lax was a royalty. The agency said all (9yalties must be . accounts. Royalty payments to deducted before any tax foreign governments qualify credit Is claimed. for no more than a 50 per cent · A tax credit reduces dollar U.S. tax deducUon, while for· dollar the arno111t of tax taxes to foreign govenunents due to the U.S. Treas\lry, A allows a C!ln be fuUy deducted irom deduction percentage of tbe payment, U.S. Income taxes. The oil Industry rect¥ced its although no more than 50 per U.S. taxable income by more cent, to be deducted for U.S. than f5 bWlon In 1973 by tax purposes. In tile case of a corporatim taking foreign tax credlia. · An IRS spokesman said it with a $500,000 tax bill, a was Impossible io deterrnire credit of $100,000 would reduce the tax but to ·$400,000 while a deductiOn of fiOO,OOO would reduce the lax to no less than f450,000. Thus, a tax credit would be worttJ $50,000 more than a tax deduction to that corpOration. Some corporation! apparently have conlddered hoth royalties and taxes pal~ to_foreign governmenia to be eUgible lor lax credits In the United Slates and some have de,scrlbed · their royalty payments as a tax. nation·a I "Sale Prices WOMEN'S SPORTSWEAR Save Over 50% VOl.. XXVIII SKIRTS - JACKETS CLEARANCE SALE ·' at y Mlnneaota delegatlona and all&ri 111d '"'bi QYII Wll' II Over. North and Soutll Unite." . ''Tmigbt we lllnd qeiber, u a party and nation, reunited at lmg lui, one toptber, with lffectlon and Ulldentaadlng, rejoicing in our newfound and perm111t111 na~l unity," Mondale llld to wild deietlate cbeen. · "We aak your help tonlcbt!" Mondale lhouted. ''You have It," a pll!rcq voice came blclc f1un the tlxon&. When tlle vl~dentlal roll call wu «mppeted, MCIIdale taWed 2,m ol the s,ooe delegate volel. Tbub to the Oklahoma delegaUm, retlrin8 HoUH Spealcer Carl Albert woo a tribute olptltude with 38 ~lace volel. Rep. Bwbara Jordan, 0.Tex., who electrified the cmvenUm with ber keynote apeecb Monday nlabt and got tbe bigglllll ovation Thunday when abe claapecl banda with C.rter on the podium, wu third with 23\2 vots. Another black, Rep. Ronald DellWIII, D-CaUf., a Carter critic, recetved20votes,and Sen. Henry M.'Jacklon, O.WUh., · one of Carter's Jix vice pl'llllidentlal flnalllla, got 15\2.. · , The r11111 rife IICllltered 8Jiloog more than a IIC.Ue of other per1100s, from Sen. Frank Church of .Idaho to correspondent Hunter S. Tbompaon of Rolllng Stone magazine. pomer,9 Sale Prices Sale Prices Anct, u If to Wldencore Carter's declaration that '1t Is now a Ume for beallnl!," the Rev. Martin Luther King Sr., father of the lllaln blllck clvll rights leader, intmed an emotionally soaring benediction for bla white fellow Georgian, and the delegatee adjoumed the fOIU'-daf convenUoo $ging "We $!aU Overcome." . Departing from trad!Uon, Carter entered the conveniloo ball walking down an alale .through the delegates, waving and lhaklng handa. He mounted tlle podlwn and ldaaed his wife Roealynn, bia companloo on thi! long road IQ thla hour of trllimph. Then be gave thla pledge to Ilia fellow Democrats and to a naUonwlde televlaloo audience: "We·can .have .an American president, who.does not govern with negaUvlsm and lear Qf the future, but with vigor and vlllon and aggreulve leadenhlp - a president who Is not i.IIOiated from our people, but who feell your pain and sllarea your dreams, and takes hla strengtll and wisdom and courage from you. "I see an America on the move again, united, a diverse and vital and tolerant naUon, entering our third century with pride and confidence - an AmeriC!I that Uvea up ·to the majesty of · our Constitution and !he simple decency of our pell!Jle. "Thill is the America. we want! Thia Ia the AIDerican we will have'" · · ~e and ttme' again Carter recited a Ulany ol sins he · blamed on the Niion-Ford adminlllrationa - the~ !hal doubtleBS will d1111inate hia presidential c8Jilpaign thla faD against the winner of the GOP National Convention In Kansas City Aug. llf-20. "Recell\ly, eacll Ume our nation has made a, serious mistake, our people have been excluded from the process," he said. "The tragedy of Vietnam and Cambodia, the dlagrace !)! Watergate and the embarrassment of ~ 'CII\ revelations could have been avoided If our government had reOecltJd the 110und judgment, good common sense and high moral character of the American people." After his nomlnaUon as Carter's running mate, Mmdale fueled the fires of partisan revenge by evoking Watergate and "a president who pardoned the person who did it." Then, In a declaration intended to send chills down Republican spines, Mondale looked down on the convention Door - where green crepe paper tied together the Georgia and • DENIM JEANS · Our entire stock of summer dresses Included, regular and long lengths, m lsses, ·luniors. half sizes. Misses and half sizes. party'l newfound unity. CLEARANCE SALE Misses-Juniors CLEARANcE SALE 9X12 '( GIRLS CLEARANCE SALE $250 ; • CLEARANCE SAl-E PLATFORM ROCKERS · SHAG RUGS .9X12 ~ervi Ce GIRLS GIRLS DRESSES the RepubllCIJII wltll Walter Mondale of Minnesota u his balq)ldled nlllling mate and a prcmlae to "give the govern· mentofthil country ~k to the people of thlaeountry." 1be 51-year-old former- Georgia gov'eroor accepted the Democratic presidential nomination Tllll'aday night In a ~peed! that started wltb the lillie words with which be began Ilia lllonilhlng rlae f1un poUUcal oblcurtty 19 monlhl ago: ''My name Ia Jimmy Carter. and I'm running for president." More than 3,000 victcJrr..Urved delegate& to the 37tll Democratic National Con\lenUon overwhelmlngly ratUled Mondale, 48, a Minne110la senator arid a labor-backed liberal protege of 1111111 standard-bearer Hubert Humplrey, as the vice pr~lddentlal nominee. · Then they lullllly roared 'approval of Carter's pledge to l'l!Cialril the White House In November after eight yea~ of "aeandal and corrupUon and offlelal cynlciam" under RepubUC!in rule. ' After hla 3tknlnute speecll, Democrailc nolables of every ldeoliJSlcal ~ from George McGovern to George Wallace joined the triumphant Carte and his famUy m the fiag~aped podlwn In Madl!ion Square Garden In a dramatic display of the CLEARANCE SALE CLEARANCE SALE CLEARANCE SALE Oil tax loophole · 3 PC. 2 PC. require substantial boosts tn the minimum teacher's salary and set :zs.to-1 pupil· teacher ratios for all Ohio classrooms. "It's sometlllng the Gen-eral Assembly will have to face up to," ·sald Asst. School Supt. Dr. Paul Spayde. "This wlll make a significant difference," ssld Bill Martin, a spokesman for the Ohio Education Association, which got the · AkrQII Education A!!Soclatlon to file the suit less !han a month alter Rhodes' Aug. 29, · 1975 vetoes. Martin was particularly happy with the Court'.s ordering new "educational By ROBERT M. ANDREWS NEW YORK (UP!) - Jimmy Clrt.er,enten batile against Continuing Our July Clearance Sa With ·F urther Price Reductions . at court action SUMMER WEARABLES••• eBOYS SHIRTS ' . ·• ON CHIWREN'S SPRING AND tSHORTS ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Aide surprised a .. e OFF . •PRESSES Supt. Dr. Paul Spayde said Ule ruling would place the burden of funding the l)eW requlremenl8 on tbe 112th General Assembly. Nooe of the new sectima affect the current school year, noted Spayde. Carter opens battle ·for White House • Research • m.. shale boosted Car bums, driver injured Weather Carter ignores the polls· ' Estimates,. show Southern will make it in '77 ,, ' �2- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, July 16,1976 1- The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport P~meroy, o., Friday, July 16, 1976 Ohio delegates tf?ere all but unanimous for Mondale By LEE LEONARD NEW YORK (UPI) - ·Ohlo delegates to the Democratic Nlltlonal Convention have of. fererl almost unanimous support to vice presidential nomine, Walter F. Mondale and now return home tD campaign for their new national ticket. Tbe delegation ·Thursday night cast the bulk of its ,152 votes for the Minnesota senator, presidential nominee Jimmy Carter's personal choice for a running mate. Ohio's vote came after Mondille's nomination was assured, a far ,less exciting moment than the night before when the Buckeye State delegation had redeemed itself for its 1972 convention performance by putting Carter over the top and ·setting off a wild demonstration In Madison Square Garden. Thursday, hardly anyone noticed as chairman Christine Gitlin of Berea cast • 1~votes for Mondale and one apiece for black congre~en Barbara Jordan of Texas and Ronald Dellums of California. Four members abstained or were absent. Most Ohio delegates offered warm endorsements of Mondale as Carter's running mate and gave wideranging reasons for the strength of a Carter-Mondale ticket. "I'm delighted. jubilant, over the choice of Sen. Mondale," said Ms. Gitlin, a Carter delegate who was still bubbling over the Ohio delegation 's Wednesday night performance. "The two of them will he very compatible," she said. "Sen. Mondale will express Carter's principles and character, and reinforce many of Carter's phUosophies that a lot of people aren't totally aware of.'' "Mondale fonns a perfect team with Carter," echoed state Sen. M. Morris Jackson of Cleveland, a black delegate pledged to Rep. Louis Stokes. "He is a personable candidate who is articulnte. H~ is very knowledgeable abou~ government in Washington and tile b1g issues facing thls nation. "He is a relatlvely young man who is not wedded to the old-lil;Ie attitude of OPPQslng change when social changes appear necessary," ·Jackson continued, adding he believes Mondale will have strong apJ>Clll to y~ung people and women . ~ Ja ckson disagreed with opinions that Carter and Mondale were not closely attuned to big cities like Cleveland to draw voles there. "Both of these gentlemen are politicians," he said, "and they understand where the political strength is - it's in the cities." Jackson said he feels Carter and Mondale Wlll g1ve top priority to solving America' s domestic problems. State Rep. Arthur V.N. Brooks, IJ.{;leveland Heights, a delegate elected on the slate of Rep. Morris K. Udall of Arizona, described Mondale ss "an enormously attractive candidate" but he added "It remains to be seen whether he can provide a bridge to the liberals." t By LEE·LEONARD NEW YORK (UP! )- The suspense isove'r lor Sen. John H. Glenn Jr., [).Ohiq, and the former astronaut says it Is a relief even though the vice presidential nomination slipped through his frngers. •·Now I know who's going to mow my lawn this weekend," Glenn told a'cbarged-up Ohio delegation to the Democratic issuet. "Mondale is going to help us in lhe South," said l)ent. "It prove8 that Carter is a Uberal. Carter Ia going to betray the conservative ripple in the Democratic party. That has encouraged Ine.'' .· Dent made the remarks at a White Houae black tie dinner honoring West Four th of Jul y wee k visitors of Bertha Russell were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Boyce of Columbus, Mr, and Mrs. John Lemley of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs Jed Russell of Oregon Towers, Mr and Mrs. Robert Russell, Mr and Mrs. Don Russell, Mr and Mrs. Ron Russell and family, Mr. the six Reagan delegates President ford by allocating and Mrs S!;!ve Haggy and would ever change their floor passes and visitor family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert minds and support Ford in badges not only to Ford Venoy and family, Mr. and Kansas City, noting the six campaign conunittee, but tD Mrs Bill Russell, Mr. Earl delegates are a "pretty the White House as well. Russell of Kentucky, Mr . and Voss also said that if Ford Mrs. Tom Surmnerfield of cohellive group" who would ' 'do what's best for a is the party's nominee, nlin01s. Mr. and Mrs. Rex "major apoloijes will have to Swnmerfield of Chester, Mr. conservative cause.11 Voss said Carter's selection be made." He said Ford bad and Mrs. Carl Russell Jr. and of U.S. Sen. Walter Mondale, been "divisive " in his fa mi ly of McCon ne lsville, O:Minn., as hiS vice campaign so far. Mr and Mrs. Raymond Ford outpolled Reagan by Norris of Kentucky an d presidential running mate showed that Carter was "a about 97,000 votes June 8, Glenda Glim wiming 91 of the 97 delegates liberal." Over the Fourth of J uly Mr. from Ohio. Reagan 's and Mrs. RDbert Russell had "The Democral.'! have now strayed left of center," he attorneys, however, have a barbecue for his brother. said. "The Republican med an election challenge in Jed Russell of Oregon. Those Party's very best ticket the Ohlo SUpreme Court over attendmg were Mr s. Bertha would include Reagan no less the results of the 12th Russell. Mr and Mrs. Jed than the second spot. We congrellsional district and its Russell of Oregon, Mr . and three delegates. think he will win.'' An officials recanvass Mrs Tom Summerfield and Voss was also critical of daughter of nlinots, Mr. and jrelirillnary arrangements Showed that Ford won that Mrs. Rex· Sununerfield or made by the Republican district by only 20 Votell. The Chester, Mr and. Mrs Don Natiooal Committee for next suit charges that absenllle Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Ron month's Kimsas City conven- votes were counted illegally, Russell and family, Mr. and and asks the absent..!! vote he Mrs. Steve Ha ggy an d tion. He said ·the Republican discarded, an action which family, Mrs. Belly Maynard National Committee bad would give Reagan the and Mtssy, Mr. and Mrs. shown its bias toward delegates Raymond Norris of Kentuck)', Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Di!cher. Ethel Clark, Dan £ Haggy and Margaret Pu< ~r. MISS Ma rga ret Pu ster spent the Fourth 1<1il1 Mr, and Mrs Don Russell German Chancellor Hehnut state chairman after the GOP Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sar· Schmidt. The guest list coovention in Laurel next ver, Johnny and Eddie of boasted· some GOP leaders month, was nnwilling to go as Bndgeman, Mich., Mr. and and uncommitted delegates. far as Dent. "We were Mrs. Howard Thoma and Mr The President was not instructed to go uncommitted and Mrs. Harley T. Johnson saying much himseH. Asked and go as a nnit," he said. were recent dinner guests of for his assessment of the Pickering said the contest Mr. and Mrs Larr y Barr and Democratic ticket, he said, for the presidential "I'll have to think about it." nomination between Ford But Dent, a key figure in and Reagan was "close." Richard Nixon's 1968 Gil Carmichael of southern strategy, saw the Meridian, was another Republicans as "heading for Mississippi Republican Ford HOWE WRIT DENIED victory" against the Carter- was seekmg to win over. And SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) Mondale ticket. there were indications that - The Utah Supreme Court Ford bas the "beit chance" Ford may attend a lfmes has refused w intervene in to win Mississippi's 30 County, Miss. GOP barbecue the misdemeanor sex case uncommitted delegates," Saturday, July 24 to puSh his against Rep. Allan Howe, ]). Utah. said Dent, adding, "We even candidacy. now feel that Mississippi can Willlam M. Taylor of JackThe freshman lawmaker put him over the top." SODV!lle, state chairman of said he would go tD federal Dent said Ford will hlt the the Florida Republican court in his battle to get the magic l,I:Mklelegate mark to Committee, was gleeful over charge of soliciting sex from clinch the nonninatlon "in the the selection of Mondale, two police decoys acting as next coup!e of weeks," and saying, "We've had our first prostitutes, dismissed before said he expected the peak." next week's trial. uncommitted delegates In Taylor told reporters that The high murt voted J.l several southern states to Carter wss going to have a Thursday to deny a "writ of also line up behind Ford. "credibility problem" with extraordinary relief" , Charl~s Pickering, an the conservatives in his , requested by Howe' s uncommitted delegate from party. attorney, Dean Mitchell. Laurel, Mills., who will be DR•.LAMB TV broadcast coffee.mjth By Lawreace E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB - From lil)le to time I have read in your column about the dangers of coffee. Recently I beard Walter Cronkite say on the evening news that it had been prOved that coffee dnes not cause heart attacks. He quoted ·a recent study in a medical journal. What do you have to say about that~ DEAR READER . Everybody makes mistakes, : lncllldlng Walter Cronkite r I had just finished readi'r\g the article in the New England Journal of Medicine. that you are referring to, and with the facts fresh in my mind I was startled at the way they were presented . The study was done by faculty members from Harvard School of Public Health and It dld not include that there w&fno risk of heart attaw from drinking coffee, despite Walter Cronkite's broadcast. J I . The study was a retrospt'Ctive study, meaning after the fact, of men who had died from heart attacks. It is a good study, but the authors themselves are careful to point out that their con· elusion,, are limited to men with low or moderate risk of heart disease, not the high risk people walking around. Also, in their own words,."We believe the most logical in· terprctation of our data to be that the effect of coffee drinking on risk of death from coronary heart disease is of the order of magnitude of a 10 per cent increase." Whoever wrote Q-onkit.e's story must not have gotten to the last page of ll)e article. The coffee article authors go on to say that because of the nature of the data lhe risk could be from eight to 16 per cent greater for collee drinkers. So what can you conclude? Coffee may well be a risk factor, even though a small risk factor; in increasing deaths from heart disease Most likely the person with a low nsk of havmg a heart attack - the man who keeps his weight down, doesn 'I snloke, doesn 't have high blood pressure or a high cholesterol - or at least these measurements are not e~­ cessively high, can drink a moderate . amount of coffee w!lhout greatly increasm~ his risk of dying from a heart attack, but it is dead wrong to· tell people there is no risk. liJ addi lion, I would like to emphasize that drinking large amounts of coffee increases the tendency to have Irreg ularities Of the heart which can be very disagreeable, and coffee can be very irritating to the · digestive system of many sensitive people. The study in no way negates that long observed clmical information that people wltll aci d Indigestion and colon problems • I Mondale, but he said Carter would probably carry the Ucl<et in hls rural home area. "Carter brings to the Ucket the rural, "down-horne Plains, National Convention Thursday. ''It's going to be Carter's selection. When he got it, scarcely more !Jlan an me !" hour ahead of the res! of the "That's alright, honey," country, he showed no visible shouted delegate Rubye G trace of disappointment and Brown of Youngstown. "Good pledged lo "go back to the things come to those who Senate and do the best I can wait! " The audience for the people of Ohio." collapsed in laughter. Glenn received a hearty Glenn had heen waiting ovation as he addressed the patiently for several days to final caucus of the 152· receive word of Jimmy member Ohio del egation shortly after learning that he had been dropped from consideration and that Carter had chosen Sen. Walter F. famil y of Rutland . Mondale, D-Minn. Mr . and Mrs. Harley T The senator took the opporJohnson and Mrs. John R tunity to score the national Murphy are business VISitors press for four days of what he of Logan and also' vis1tmg called " near ridiculous with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Earn· speculation about this whole thing." He said the media has heart of Logan . Charles and Ke1>in Knapp been " eager to grasp are VIS ltlflg With their anything around here this grandmother, Mrs. Lena week and write about it. It got so the tunung of a doorknob Knapp of Langsville. Mr and Mrs. B11l 1\f.cElroy, one way or U1c other was Jeff and Joey are 11sitmg Mr. interpreted to mean some· and Mrs. Carl McElroy of thing." He branded as "nonsellSe" Columbus. Also are VISiting reports that his Monday night Kay's sister and family of keynote speech, ignored by Dayton. Mr . and Mrs. Franklin many delegates, contributed Russell of Middleport and to hlS elimination for the vice Mr. Lincoln Russell vis1led presidential ~bmination . And he repeated he had no th~ Glass Factory Monday in regrets about being one of the Williamstown. Bryan and Janue Reeves of final six but failing to win. "How can . you possibly Midd lepor t were Friday regret being considered for visito rs of their grand· vice president of the United parents, Mr and Mrs. James States•" asked Glenn. fu>eves also visited Mrs. Paul He said he thought just Darnell. . Mr . and Mrs . Robert being considered would make Russell, local, M" and Mrs. him a more effective senator. Jed Russell of Oregon, Mr, " It certainly doesn 't diminish and Mrs. Ronald Russell , my stature," he said, ") Mandy and Michael wer e pledged to be the best senator " siiors from Wednesday to Ohio has ever sent to Sunday of Mr. and Mr£. Tom Washington, and Ibis Should Sununerf1eid and family of help me do a better job." Glenn said Mondale Is a ll bn01s. Wolfpen News Notes • F d .Dixie IS more tOr or now By HELEN THOMAS UPI White HOU8C Reporter WASHINGTON (UPI) President Ford's Soothern strategists are saying that .Jimmy Carter's selectioo of 'Valter F. Mondale as a ~ nning mate has given f ord's campaign a lift in Dixie. · An e>:uberant H11rry Dent, Ford's Southern regional campaign director, told repor.ters, "I'm more optimistic than ever before. There's more anliCarter senUment with his selection of Mondale," the Minnesota senator who is gene~lly viewed as a Uberal on most of Athens, said he was "very happy" wltb the selection of Yankees witt twinbill Ga., tyjse of csndldacy tomething the people can Identify with," said Lavelle. "He's going to really carry the smalltown, courthollle type places." ByNEILHERSHBERG UP! !!porta Writer One of the luxuries Alex Grammas has missed most in his move to the cellardwelling Milwaukee Brewers, Is an effective , l!ullpen. Sen. Glenn relieyed _long wait ends . Reagan-Conally best? by J.R. KlMMINS COLUMBUS ( UPI) Peter Voss, the chainnan of Ohio Citizens lor Reagan, said Thursday that the best national GOP ticket he could Imagine \YOU!d combine Ronald Reagan for President and John Con ally lor Vice President. Voss, of Canton, said !\eagan and former Texas Gov. John Connally would he t.he "best ticket" to connter the "liberal" Democratic Party combination of Jimmy Carter and Walter Mondale. Voss said a ReaganConnally ticket would "upset the Eastern EstabUslunent" and wQU!d do better than any other combination · in November. Voss met witb the six delegates pledged tAl Reagan from Ohio Thursday before the entire 97-person . Ohio GOP delegaUon met at a Colnmbua hotel. He said he didn:t know if Brooks pointed out that Mondale has agreed to support Carter's policies "without any reservations." Another Udall delegate, former Democratic State Chaiiman William A. Lavelle are hetter off wilhout coffee of any type . If a person takes tranquilizers for any reason he shOuld not be dnnking coffee sin 1k~ caffeine has just the opposite effects of· most tranqUilizers and people can develop an agitated or nervous state from excess consumption of coffee. Pallents taking tranquilizers for high blood pressure should avoid all caffeine contai ning drinks includmg coffee, tea, colas and even choc'Uiate. To give you more information on coffee I am sending you The Health Letter number 1·1, Coffee, Tea, Cola, Cocoa. Others who want this information can send SO cents for it with a long, stamped, self· addressed envelope for ma1hng. Send your letter to me in care of this newspaper , P.O. Rox 1551, Radio City Station, New york, NY t0019. "highly, highly capable in· divldual" with whom he has worked in the Senate and whom he will fully suPPQrl and campaign for. ' State Treasurer Gertrude W. Donahey and Rep. Louis Sto~es of Cleveland had been asked by Glenn to make his nominating speeches at \lie convention had lightning struck. Glenn and his family Invited the news media into his 23rd floor suite at the New York Sheraton Hotelto watch Carter deliver his decision on national television. The famlly already knew It was not GleM, but they did not know whom Carter had chosen. Glenn, dressed in an Oxford blue leisure shirt, gray slacks and slippers, was expression· less as he puffed on his pipe at the breakfsst table. His wife, Aimie, dressed in .a long pink robe, sipped orange juice 8J1d ate eggs and English muffins .. Both laughed when Carter made humorous remarks during his news conference. Also in the room were Glenn's daughte~. Lyn; his son and daughter-In-law, David and Karen Glenn; Democratic Stale Chairman Paul Tipps; former Gov. ~ Michae I V· 0 iSalle; Sto~es and Mrs. Donahey. Afterwards, the senator said he wss "relieved that it wss decided one way or the other. Disappointment is not the word," he said, adding that he only regretted not being able to offer his services in a higher capacity. On July 6, the Bnsh Leprechauns met at tile home of Mmme Thornton With one advisor and 12 . members attending. A report was given by Dennis Thornton on his chi cken project and demonstraUons were given by Donna Thurnton and Paul Lester on sewrng and rabbits. Afterward , refreshments were served by Mrs. Mould. Belly Mould THE MIXED-UP HOT Shots 4-H club met July 5,.at the home of Dorsey Jordan With three advisors and nme members attending . Discussed were plans to go to Camden Park , judging schedules and project reports. VIrginia Jordan Showed her fonnal dress and a demonstration was given by Ricky Jordan on wood refiniShmg. After the meeting refreshments of punch, cheese twists and pretzels were served and frisbee and b;lsebail were played. The nexl. meeting was scheduled for July 27, steer tickets and pop bottle caps are to be brought lcJ the meeting . - Bryan Jordan. THE MEIGS COUNTY Belter Livestock Darry Club met July ~at Dean and Mary Cowell's home with one advisor and 17 members Dairy attending. The Sweepstakes and a tr1p to Wooster lor a cattle judging contest were disclL<;Sed, and cattle judging practiced for a project lesson . A demonstration was given by Dean ' to and Mary Colwell on what put in a show tackbox. The next meeting was scheduled July 20 at the home of David Burt. - Kathy Parker. THE TUPPERS PLAINS 4· H girls met on June 29 at Sonia and Teresa Carr's home with three advisors and seven members in at· tendance. The group discussed the dates for judgmg and progress on pcojects. The girls had a cookout with a meal of Angels ori Horseback and s'mores Building a campfire was demonstrated. - Alice Ritchie. RUTLAND'S LUCKY Stars met on July 8 at tile Weber home with one advisor and eight members attending. A volleyball party, ball party and refreshments were planned and a preparation committee was set up. Then a Tupperware party was held MARK HARMON Harmon wins scholarship to GlenviJle NEW HAVEN, w. va. Mark Harmon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hannon has been selected as an Award f th 1976 77 Recipient or e • ScholarShip Program by the West Virginia Board of Regents. The scholarship has been forwarded to ·Glenville State H 1 College where armon pans to study for an associates oe)!;ree In Co.mputer Science . and Applications. In high school Harmon was active in the Wahama Band in which he was selected the filth best saxop hone player in West Virginia in 1976. He is a two-year member oft~e West Virginia All ..State band, listed in Who's Who in American High School students, was a contestant in Morgantown's Young Composers Contest and has received No. I superior ratings at Marshall University in saxophone compeh lion· Mark's special mterests are music and people. He is presently employed at Pleasant Valley Hospital. Porce1ain plant NEW HAVEN , W. Va The bankrupt New Haven Porcelain Company was sold at auctwri Wednesday af· te rnoon to New Haven busmessman Dick Ord lor $38,250. Ord purchased the company from the Small Business Association which acquired it several weeks ago . His purchase consisted of a couple of buildings, two acres ofland and all equipment and matenals, said by some to be worth considerably more than what Ord pmd. F'ollowmg the apparent sale to Ord, several people who came to the auction showed dissatisfaction that the machmery and equip· menl was not sold piece meal instead of in a package. And some asked If tlley could purchase sume items as a tractor, fork lift and various office equipment. They couldn 't. The auction, which began at I p.m., was conducted by Bill Sheets Auction Company of Buckhannon. First to go was the land and buildings which Ord outbid everyone for a total of $17,999. Sheets then auctioned off the equipment and Ord topped ali bidders with one of ap· proximately $3,700. After that Sheets auctioned off property and equipment for which Ord again was lop bidder . There was grumbling at the package selling, so Sheets put the tractor for a separate sale as a "t~st." There was no bid so Ord's purchases were declared final. The building which the New Haven Porcelain Company was located in, was built about 1909.1n 1964, the porce· lain company purchased the building. According to one person more than 100 people were employed there . The main products of the company were electrical insulation and chemical rmgs. On December 20, 1970, fire devastated a portion of the building . To rebuild, the company got a loan from the SBA. The company was reopened in 1972. The company failed to make payments to the SBA . and for the past year smts have been hied by the compa ny's employ es to ('Ullect on alleged unpaid wages Sadeckl with a tw~n. lOth· inning homer, to give the Chicago White Sox a 5-3 victory over the Brewers. · Jim Slaton went the first 9 2-3 innings for Milwaukee before Granunas removed · him in the lOth after ·he Carlton posts . 1Oth triumph By CHRm 'ruRKEL UP! SJI!lrll Writer Steve Carlton was a lackluster 1~14 last season, so Philadelphia Manager Danny Ozark decided to start working backup catcher McCarver with him. It worked like a charm. Carlton now has won !klf·ll, with McCarver behind tbe pia te, to raise his record to ltl· 3. On Thursday, the two combined to lead the Philties to their fifth straight victory with a 5-3 decision over tbe san Francisco Giants. "Steve was struggling !sst year so we decided to give Tim a crack at catching him," Ozark said. "It was a ·shot in the dark, an ·experiment, but it has proved beneficial for both of them ." While Carlton tossed a fivehitter for his filth consecutive triumph, McCarver drove in three runs with a pair of slnglell. Mike Schmidt and Dick Allen each contributed a solo homer in tbe fourth. It was Allen's 342\h of his career and tied him with Ron Santo for 28th place o~ the major league's all-tlffie list. Bobby Murcer had a tworun homer m the bottom of the fourth and Larry Herndon a .run-scoring double in the fifth lor the Giants. Mike Caldwell was the loser. In other games, Pittsburgh annihilated Atlanta, 13·1, New York beat Houston, 3-1, Montreal nipped Cincinnati, 4-3, St. Louis edged San Diego, 2-1,. and Los Angeles downed Chicago, f>-2. Today's Sport Parade By MILTON RICHMAN UP! Sporll Edll« NEW YORK ( UPI) - lncressing numbers of major league owners feel Bowie Kuhn will come out on top in that $10 million suit he has been hit with by Charlie Finley, but that doesn't mean anything to Finley, still confident he's going to win. Billy Martin thinks Finley will come out okay, too. Martin says Vida Blue is going to look good to him in a Yankee uniform during the September playoffs. That's how confident he is Finley wUI prevail. Now what If the judge rules in Finley's favor and the Red Sox say they're no longer that excited over shelling out two million bucks lor Joe Rudi and Hollie Frngers? H that happens, look for CharUe Finley to make a deal for tllem with some other club before they play out their options on him and he wmds up with nothing .... Prior to All..Star break, before they brought up Kevin Bell, their prize 20-year-{)ld rookie tllird baseman, from the mmors, the White Sox were willing to take 39-year-{)ld Brooks Robinson off the Orioles' hands. Paul Richards, Robrnson's first manager in the big leagues, was particularly interested, but , after Robinson asked for a three-year contract at $150,000 a year, the White Sox told him they'd let him know and that was the end of it. · Richards raves over Bell. Says the husky blond Califorruan will wind up in the Hall of Fame ''unless there's another war or something like that." A kid with a tremendous attitude, Bell laughs when he hears that and says he's never going to get to the Hall of Fame "the way I am now." He's better than he 1 thinks, though. Has an excellent hltting stroke, good power, and keeps his nose right over that ball in the field .... Where are they now?.... ,· Wes Parker doing commercials and appearing in a TV series in Callfprnia ... Bob Gibson in the banking business in Omaha when not doing the Game of the Week on TV .. . Ed Bailey a Congressman's aide in Knoxville ... and Ron Taylor, who used to relieve for the Mets, is fmishing his medical training in Toronto and should be a full-fledged physician by next May .... Former Braves Shortstop Johnny Logan has been workmg as a welder's helper on the Alaskan pipeline near the Arctic Circle.... One baseball ex-Detroiter Bob Cain always held on to was the one he pitched to little Eddie Gaede!, the three-foot, seven-Inch midget, who "i~nt to bat 'only once in a regular game lor the St. Louis Browns in 1951. When the Cy Young Baseball Museum at Newcomerstown, Ohio, ssked him for the 1ball recently, Cain gave it up after 25 years .... All is n~t gold that glitters department: Some ball players playing out their options could discover no takers when they become free agent§, at lesst not at their last previous salary. Imagine tbe feelings of the first player who plays out his option, wlils his free agency and then discovers nobody wants him? It could happen.... . Cincinnati outfielder George Foster, the All.Star game MVP, has no trouble at all relating to people eve~ though he rarely smiles. He says some people don't show their emotions and he's one of them. That doesn 't mean he's the cold, WJemotlonal type, though. He was so ridden with anxiety and inner'anger once, he put himself in the hands of a hypnotist in , Indianapolis. Foster claims hypnosis helped him tremen1ously. Got him to dwell on positive thoughts more than l negative ones.... j For those searching lor some straw in the wind as to how the 1 national election wUI come out, I listened closely but didn't beer a single boo from any of the 63,974 in Wterans Stadium when President Ford was introduced before Tuesday night's All.Star game. That's unusual in Philadelphia- for anybody. THI DAIL r SINJ''NIL DIVOTIIJ rO THI /NRiflfO, MIIOI·MAION A IrA CHJSrUL. FANHIN/LL r •.c.ra. IOtlltr NOI,LI(H Cltylllfllor lllultll.t-1 4elly ••..,, htur·~ 11-. TM Ohla lllultll•hln1 111 Court lt., ~roy. Ohio 4SrM. lusln1u Ofllca lllho"• M2·1Ut . llllltorJII lllhofte tfl-2111. Seconlll cl4!.. potto.. IMikl et I'Oflloroy, Ohto , Notlo... t od-rtlll"f r..,r... ntiiiM Wortl OriHith CompMy, In,,, lot. ,,,..m ..... O.l ..1h.r Dhr., nr Thlr4 Awe .. Nlw Torit, N.T. 1•1r. lvl.tcrl,lloft ,. .. O.lht.,-.1 ~ cart._r wheN nell•ll.. 7S tltfllt ,., - " · lr M.tor •oute :,.,_,. c.rr'-r •rvice not -•1.. 11.. , 0.. "'011th, v.n., c-.-r. ,I u .u. lr ,.ni" ot.a. eni w. v. .. an. Te•t. n1.H, II• mcmtht, tU .SI: lhrH """'tflt. 17 .M. IIMwhtre III.H v-: It• monthtiU.St: Th•••mont,ht, n.n. lubHri,tiOft 'rice lndll4et lwmlel' Ylme,.hntln•l. SATURDAY· JULY 17fh fOR Bill Robinson homered and drove in three runs and Renllie Stennett drove in three more as Pittsburgh bombed Atlanta with a 14-hit attack. John Candelaria recorded hls ninth victory against four losses but had to leave the game after the fifth inning with a pulled groin muscle as Larry Demery and Dave Giusti finished up. Mets 3, Aslros 1: Major league home-run leader Dave Kingman rapped his 31st, a two-run shot, and Bruce Boisclair had an RBI single to lead New York and Jeqy Koosman over Houston. Koosman, IG-6, went the distance, striking out nine and walking only one. Cardinals 2, Padres 1: Joe Ferguson doubled home Don Kessinger from second w1th one out in the tnp of the ninth tD break a 1-1 tie and give St. Louis a victory over San Diego. Bob Forsch, with ninth inning help from AI Hrabosky, earned his fourth win in eight decisions. Brent Strom, now 11-10, was the loser. Dodgers 5, Cubs 2: Dusty Baker hit his first home run since opening day to highlight a Los Angeles tri· umph over Chicago. Obtained in an off-season deal with Atlanta, Baker homered his first tlffie at the plate this season. He then. came to bat 299 times before hitting his second, a solo blast. Doug Rau, 8-6, was the winner. NUAL SUMMER OUTING" OF ATOMIC CORP. OPEN TO PUBLIC AFTER S P.M. CAMDEN PARK U.S.60WEST HUNTINGTON CLO$ED EVERY MO,.~Y EXCEPT LABOR DAY ""' Tigert 3, A's %: Dan Meyer's liner bounced , off centerflelder Bill North s st Louis at San D•eoo Chest With tWO out in the 11th Philadelphia at San Francisco inning to SCOre pinch-nJnnel" American Leogue Mickey Stanley with the win· E• st nlng run as tbe Tigers beat New York w52 ~i P!Ji GB Oakland. Detroit had loaded Boston 41 41 soo 10"' the bases when Vida Blue hit Baltimore 41 42 .m 11 Detro•! 39 41 488 ll 'h Rusty Staub With a PItch and Cleveland 38 42 .475 12"' both Wiltie Horton and Jason Milwaukee 34 45 430 16• Thompson walked, the latter West Ga , W L. Pet. 11 1 b R intentional y y o 1e Kansas City l2 32 .619 Texas 44 40 ,524 8 Fin gers. AI ex Johnson forced Oakland .44 .42 512 9 Staub at home and Aurelio Minnesola •a " 476 12 Rodriguez struck out before Ch•cago 38 4l •sa 13''' 3l 53. 398 19 Meyer 's liner drove home the Californ•a Thundav•s Results winning run. Twin 8 5' India D8 2: Roy Smalley had three hits and drove in three nms to pace ttie Twins over Cleveland. Smalley tripled in two runs in the second to highlight the Minnesota · tor VlC y, • Royals lZ-1, Red Sox 5-%: Rookie left-bander Rick Jones, with ninth-Inning relief from Jim Willoughby, · scattered eigh t hi ts to giVe the Red Sox a split of their I I indicates.'' • But victories don't come easily when you're pitching for a club which owns a .232 batting average. Gary Nolan's start Thursday night was hls 20th of the season. His no decision was his eighth, He has an 8-4 record. Anderson Ufted Nolan as the Expos scored twice in the seve nth inning to wipe out I =· ~ • q. • ·~ • • Mon., Tues., W~d. 8:00til 5:00 FRIDAY TIL 8 ... C' . •• ~ •• • Close Sat At 5 p.m. • •• Boston 2 Kansas City 1. 2no Today's Probable Pitchers ~All T1mes E DTJ Boston !Jenk•ns 8 8 ano Wise ? 61 at Kansas City (SP.Iittorff 9 6 ana F ltzmorns IO ·SL 2, 6 p.m California tRvan J.tQ I at Bolt•more !Garland 10 II, 1 30 p.Oakland !Torrez 8 91 at Detro•I IF1drvch 9 21. 8 om Cleveland ( Dobson 10-7) at M10nesota !S1nger 8·41, 9 p m. Milwaukee !Travers 10 61 at 7 8), 9 p m. York (Ell iS 10·41 at I Umbarger 1 6). 9 05 Ch1c~go Uohn~n ARNOLD GRATi:' - DELUXE CHAMPION® as low as ••• Milwaukee at Chtcago , n1gl'll Oakland at Detroit , night Cal 1f at Ba1t1more . n ight doubleheader with ~s City. The Royals, leaders in the AL West, won the first game with Bob Stinson and Jamie Quirk c~mbining to drive in seven runs and Dennis Leonard spacing 10 hits for hls lOth victory. 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' ille 742·2211 4-PLY POLYESTER CORD Saturday 's Games. • • RUnAND FURNITURE WASHINGTON (UPI) Singer Ella Fitzgerald and coWJtry mualc star Tammy Wynette will perf(l'lll at the White HOWJe next Tuesday night. They will sing at a whlte-tie concert and receptlan being given for Waahiagton dignitaries by Prelldent and Mrs. Ford. The White HOUle termed It their ''majlll' event in honor of !he Blcentemlal celebration." Battomore 4 Cal>forn•a o Dog Nuggets • Dog • Thursday 8 til12 noon fi • RAINED OUT The flrsl rainoul In the 1976 Kyger Creek Little League tournament forced postponement of Thur!· day's quarterfinal games between the Gallipolis While Sox-Letart and Powell's Glanls·New Haven Reds. Those two games will be played tonight. ' Any American Car Red Rose Dog Food • NORTHFIELD NORTHFIELD, Ohio (UPI) - Dream Rich lad Ill the way and polled a l't.. length vlet«y over Becten Tony in nwraday nlcbt'• featured eighth race 11 Northfield Park. The five-year-old winner, with Art Bier in the sulky, covered the mile in 2:05 and paid f6.80, f4 and f4.20. Fut And Nasty showed. In the loth race trlfeeta, the 3-U comblnati!ll relllmed $2,030.40. Attendance w111 2,8811. The handle was $278,385. ElLA AND TAMMY New York at Te)(as, n1ght Boston atKan City . nigh t Cleve at Minnesota , n1ght a 3-1 lead the Reds had taken in the fourth when Cesar Qeronimo singled home George Foster and Davey Concepcion homered. A double by Parrish sandwiched between singles by Andy Thornton and Pete Mackanin led to the departure of an unhappy Nolan with one out and the score tied 3-all in the botlom of the seventh. . Lelty Will McEnaney was " on the mound when the Expos Jerry White led off the eighth with a single, took second on a sacrifice and third on a single by pinch hitter Bombo Rivera . Here Eastwick replaced McEnaney and, after striking out Thornton. was tagged for Parrish's game-wininng single. Fred Norman works for the Reds tonight against Don Stanhouse of the Expos. d!atance were Dave Pfiiii'OC( Dayton, 222; . Jeff Goeltmln, Springfield, 222; Joe w-, Delaware, 223; Tim Mijler, New .de!pl!a, 223 ~ defending Ohio amateur champ Rick Jonea, Yoq· stown, 223. Our profes)ional mechanics Wlll ~et caste: .. cambcr and t oe-m (o manufacturer's ongmal spec1flcauons onvenient Shopping Hour C •• Thursday to add to his lint two rounds of 73 and 74 and was In third place at 219, four strokes off the pace. Denny Spencer of Sylvania got himself back Into contention with a me-under par 71 to share fourth place with Middletown's Mike McGee at :00. Spencet opened with 71 and 78 while McGee added a 74 Thursday to earUer cards of 75 and 71. . Ol\io Stale Unlvenity goHer Craig Carson also got back into the race with a third rollnd 72. After sharing the first round lead with a 69, Carson fell apart for an 80 on the par 72 course Wednesday. He, along with Dr. Ron Sanker of Lorain, share siith place at 221. ~nker trailed by only one at the midway point before a disappointing 77 Thursday. Also within str!kln2 New York 7 Te]l(aS 6. 1st New York 6 Tex 4, 2nd , 10 inns Kansas C1ty 12 Boston 5. 1st ...•............... .. .-:...... ,. . .. ..filiWI •• .. •' SPRINGFIELD, Ohio ( UPI) - Taylor Metcalfe of Cincinnati carried a slim one· shot lead Into tllday's final rollnd in the Ohio Men's Amateur Golf Tournament at Springfield Conntry Club. Metcalfe, a onehandicapper at Wyoming Country club, Improved his second round score ·by two strOkes Thursday, but was ljllable to widen his advantage over Glenn Apple of.Oimlltead Falls. Merealfe added an even par 72 round to his two previous circuits of 69 and 74 for a one· onder 215 at the end of 54 holes il) the 70th annual Obi!( GoH Ass>claUon sponsored event. Apple, who trailed by one stroke at the end of 36 holes, kept pace with the leader by also matching par Thursday after opening scores of 71 and 73 for a three round total of 216. "I guess I ought to be used to having a small lead and it shouldn't bother me," said Merealfe, a 26-year-old salesman. "I think if I can be around par I'll be real close at the end." The leader likened the final tour of the 6,600 yard layout to nothing more than match play, saying "I'm sure the two of us will be paired. It Should make for an exciting finish." Middletown's Paul Spadafora carded a 74 Detroit 3 Oak land 2, 11 Inns Mmnesota 5 Cleveland 2 Chicago S Milwaukee 3, 10 inns p.m Sparky unhappy after 4-3 loss CINCINNATI (UP!) Montreal Manager Karl Kuehl welcomed all questions. So did Steve Rogers. And Sparky Anderson? In the immortal words of Greta Garbo, the Reds manager said "I wanted to be alone." "It's not very often I entertain this many visirors," said Kuehl after Larry ParriSh's tie-breaking single off Rawly Eastwick with two out in the eightll inning Thursday night gave the ,Expos a 4-3 victory over the Reds. Kuehl's remark was one you might expect when a manager of a club which occupies last place in the National League's eastern division with a 26-52 record. And that Kuehl's words should be echoed by Rogers was only natural because the Expo righthander's victory over the Reds was only his ' third of the season against eight losses. " Actually," said IS:uehl, "Rogers ha.s pitched much better than his record .::; Saturday's GJmes Houston at New York Atlanta at P!flsburgh Montreat at Cinc~nnalj, night Chtcago at Los AngeiM ~uutout. New Te)(as I • surrendered a· double to Jorge Orta. lllf'call went to Sadeckl, a veteran southpaw, to pitch to the lefthanded· Major Luvut Stond>nas hitting Kelly, who then · By United Pres•l!lternollonal cracl<ed his game-wlimtng Natlontl Lngue E.St homer. W•. L.' Pet. GB Ken Brett, fH, ·picked up PhUodetphlo 57 ?5 695 41 35 ,573 10 th e viclory with his sixth Piltsbur;h New York 41 4? 528 . 13V, straight complete game. He St Louts 37 46 .<46 20'12 strucl< out 10 to tie a White Chicaoo 36 49 ,424 n >n Montreat 26 52 .333 29 Sox seasop hlgh. w.. t In other games "•ltlltlore w.. L. Pet. GB ..,.... Cincinnati SJ 3A 609 blanked ' California, 4-41 , Los Angeles •a 39 55? s Detroltedged08kland,3-2,in Son Diego !~ W 'h 11 innings, Chicago topped ~r~~~1";' 4~ 46 465 12"' Milwaukee, 5-3, in 10 innings, Son FranciSco 35 53 .398 t8'h Thundav's Resulfl M I nneso t a d owne d Ph tlodelphta 5 Son Francisco 3 Cleveland, f>-2, Kansas City New York 3 Houston 1 whlpped Boston 12-S before ' ..Pit!Sburgh 3 !"tlanto I ' ' Montreal 4 C•ncmnatl 3 losing, ~1. ·and New York SI . Louis 2 son Diego I sweflt a doubleheader from Los Anveles 5 Chicago 2 Texas 7~ and • ' in 13 Today•s Probable Pitchers ' v-~, (A ll Timn EDTJ innings. Hous1on (Oit:!rkt!r 8.8) at New Orioles 4, Angels 0: Y';::1~ 01n':': 1 i~~si~r~~~h059 ~ t'"ot Reggie Jackson slammed a P>Itsburvh <Reuss 1·51, 8 05 two-run horner his lOth and p.m. ' 'back Montreal {Stanhouse 6·4) at singIedin another run to Cincinnati !Norman ' ·2l. e·o5 the shutout pitching of Jim p m Palmer as the streaking SanSl.Dleoo Lou ts(Jones !McGlothen ' ·81 al 16 3) , 10 p m . Orioles won their fifth Chicago (Renko 3.41 at Los straight game by blanking Angeles ISutlon 9 81. 10 30 p m. . Philadelphia (Kaat 9-Jl at California. Palmer, 12-8, san Fran cisco <Halicki 8-11 l. scored his 39th career 11 :OS p m !l Pirate! 13, Braves 1: I PARK RESERVED I The Milwaukee bullpen has been a sore spot, unable to protect leada or keep Mil· waukee from falling behind in clo!Ml contests. For instance, Thursday night Pat Kelly greeted Milwaukee reliever Ray . Meigs 4-H Club News sold for $38,250 and refreshments of punch, nuts, and bolts, and cookies were ~•ved The next meeting was scheduled for July 21, at the Weber home with a volleyball party planned. :... Arake Grate. ON JULY 8, the Farmers 4· H club met at the home of Paul Cross w1 th two advisors and four members in attendance . Junior leader activities, judging dales and a tnp to see o mov1e were discussed. Andre Lachut of Warsaw , Polant talked about the Scouting program there and members discussed their projects. Cookies and Kool· Aid were served by Paul Cross and frisbee and catch football were played af· terward. The next meeting was scheduled for July 22 at the home of Todd Roberts. · Paul Ooss. ON JUNE 28, the Hamsonville Girls Honor 4-H club 'met at Julia Gheen's home w1 th 11 members in atl£ndance. A hike on June 30 was discussed and demon· strations on usmg plaster of Paris and baking bread were given by Betty Ann Loftis and Rhonda Wood. Refreshments were served by Julia Gheen and the group had a treasure hunt. - Cathy Morris. ON JUNE 21, the Meigs County Pleasure Riders met at the home of Melissa lhle with three advisors and 11 members attending. A trip to Charles Black's stables was discussed and Kristm An· derson gave a demonstrallon on horse tack . Refreshments were served by Mrs. Ihlc. Kr1stm Anderson. Cincinn.ati golfer holds slim lead in Ohio Amateur· event • ••. e NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE FOR FACTORY AIR OR • TORSION BAR CARS POMEROY HOME .&AUTO " ROYAL CROWN Brake Service- Front End Alignment 600 E. Main St. 992-2094 Pomeroy, Ohio BOTILJNG COMPANt - - Parts extra, if needed. Middleport. , 1 J • �2- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, July 16,1976 1- The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport P~meroy, o., Friday, July 16, 1976 Ohio delegates tf?ere all but unanimous for Mondale By LEE LEONARD NEW YORK (UPI) - ·Ohlo delegates to the Democratic Nlltlonal Convention have of. fererl almost unanimous support to vice presidential nomine, Walter F. Mondale and now return home tD campaign for their new national ticket. Tbe delegation ·Thursday night cast the bulk of its ,152 votes for the Minnesota senator, presidential nominee Jimmy Carter's personal choice for a running mate. Ohio's vote came after Mondille's nomination was assured, a far ,less exciting moment than the night before when the Buckeye State delegation had redeemed itself for its 1972 convention performance by putting Carter over the top and ·setting off a wild demonstration In Madison Square Garden. Thursday, hardly anyone noticed as chairman Christine Gitlin of Berea cast • 1~votes for Mondale and one apiece for black congre~en Barbara Jordan of Texas and Ronald Dellums of California. Four members abstained or were absent. Most Ohio delegates offered warm endorsements of Mondale as Carter's running mate and gave wideranging reasons for the strength of a Carter-Mondale ticket. "I'm delighted. jubilant, over the choice of Sen. Mondale," said Ms. Gitlin, a Carter delegate who was still bubbling over the Ohio delegation 's Wednesday night performance. "The two of them will he very compatible," she said. "Sen. Mondale will express Carter's principles and character, and reinforce many of Carter's phUosophies that a lot of people aren't totally aware of.'' "Mondale fonns a perfect team with Carter," echoed state Sen. M. Morris Jackson of Cleveland, a black delegate pledged to Rep. Louis Stokes. "He is a personable candidate who is articulnte. H~ is very knowledgeable abou~ government in Washington and tile b1g issues facing thls nation. "He is a relatlvely young man who is not wedded to the old-lil;Ie attitude of OPPQslng change when social changes appear necessary," ·Jackson continued, adding he believes Mondale will have strong apJ>Clll to y~ung people and women . ~ Ja ckson disagreed with opinions that Carter and Mondale were not closely attuned to big cities like Cleveland to draw voles there. "Both of these gentlemen are politicians," he said, "and they understand where the political strength is - it's in the cities." Jackson said he feels Carter and Mondale Wlll g1ve top priority to solving America' s domestic problems. State Rep. Arthur V.N. Brooks, IJ.{;leveland Heights, a delegate elected on the slate of Rep. Morris K. Udall of Arizona, described Mondale ss "an enormously attractive candidate" but he added "It remains to be seen whether he can provide a bridge to the liberals." t By LEE·LEONARD NEW YORK (UP! )- The suspense isove'r lor Sen. John H. Glenn Jr., [).Ohiq, and the former astronaut says it Is a relief even though the vice presidential nomination slipped through his frngers. •·Now I know who's going to mow my lawn this weekend," Glenn told a'cbarged-up Ohio delegation to the Democratic issuet. "Mondale is going to help us in lhe South," said l)ent. "It prove8 that Carter is a Uberal. Carter Ia going to betray the conservative ripple in the Democratic party. That has encouraged Ine.'' .· Dent made the remarks at a White Houae black tie dinner honoring West Four th of Jul y wee k visitors of Bertha Russell were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Boyce of Columbus, Mr, and Mrs. John Lemley of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs Jed Russell of Oregon Towers, Mr and Mrs. Robert Russell, Mr and Mrs. Don Russell, Mr and Mrs. Ron Russell and family, Mr. the six Reagan delegates President ford by allocating and Mrs S!;!ve Haggy and would ever change their floor passes and visitor family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert minds and support Ford in badges not only to Ford Venoy and family, Mr. and Kansas City, noting the six campaign conunittee, but tD Mrs Bill Russell, Mr. Earl delegates are a "pretty the White House as well. Russell of Kentucky, Mr . and Voss also said that if Ford Mrs. Tom Surmnerfield of cohellive group" who would ' 'do what's best for a is the party's nominee, nlin01s. Mr. and Mrs. Rex "major apoloijes will have to Swnmerfield of Chester, Mr. conservative cause.11 Voss said Carter's selection be made." He said Ford bad and Mrs. Carl Russell Jr. and of U.S. Sen. Walter Mondale, been "divisive " in his fa mi ly of McCon ne lsville, O:Minn., as hiS vice campaign so far. Mr and Mrs. Raymond Ford outpolled Reagan by Norris of Kentucky an d presidential running mate showed that Carter was "a about 97,000 votes June 8, Glenda Glim wiming 91 of the 97 delegates liberal." Over the Fourth of J uly Mr. from Ohio. Reagan 's and Mrs. RDbert Russell had "The Democral.'! have now strayed left of center," he attorneys, however, have a barbecue for his brother. said. "The Republican med an election challenge in Jed Russell of Oregon. Those Party's very best ticket the Ohlo SUpreme Court over attendmg were Mr s. Bertha would include Reagan no less the results of the 12th Russell. Mr and Mrs. Jed than the second spot. We congrellsional district and its Russell of Oregon, Mr . and three delegates. think he will win.'' An officials recanvass Mrs Tom Summerfield and Voss was also critical of daughter of nlinots, Mr. and jrelirillnary arrangements Showed that Ford won that Mrs. Rex· Sununerfield or made by the Republican district by only 20 Votell. The Chester, Mr and. Mrs Don Natiooal Committee for next suit charges that absenllle Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Ron month's Kimsas City conven- votes were counted illegally, Russell and family, Mr. and and asks the absent..!! vote he Mrs. Steve Ha ggy an d tion. He said ·the Republican discarded, an action which family, Mrs. Belly Maynard National Committee bad would give Reagan the and Mtssy, Mr. and Mrs. shown its bias toward delegates Raymond Norris of Kentuck)', Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Di!cher. Ethel Clark, Dan £ Haggy and Margaret Pu< ~r. MISS Ma rga ret Pu ster spent the Fourth 1<1il1 Mr, and Mrs Don Russell German Chancellor Hehnut state chairman after the GOP Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sar· Schmidt. The guest list coovention in Laurel next ver, Johnny and Eddie of boasted· some GOP leaders month, was nnwilling to go as Bndgeman, Mich., Mr. and and uncommitted delegates. far as Dent. "We were Mrs. Howard Thoma and Mr The President was not instructed to go uncommitted and Mrs. Harley T. Johnson saying much himseH. Asked and go as a nnit," he said. were recent dinner guests of for his assessment of the Pickering said the contest Mr. and Mrs Larr y Barr and Democratic ticket, he said, for the presidential "I'll have to think about it." nomination between Ford But Dent, a key figure in and Reagan was "close." Richard Nixon's 1968 Gil Carmichael of southern strategy, saw the Meridian, was another Republicans as "heading for Mississippi Republican Ford HOWE WRIT DENIED victory" against the Carter- was seekmg to win over. And SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) Mondale ticket. there were indications that - The Utah Supreme Court Ford bas the "beit chance" Ford may attend a lfmes has refused w intervene in to win Mississippi's 30 County, Miss. GOP barbecue the misdemeanor sex case uncommitted delegates," Saturday, July 24 to puSh his against Rep. Allan Howe, ]). Utah. said Dent, adding, "We even candidacy. now feel that Mississippi can Willlam M. Taylor of JackThe freshman lawmaker put him over the top." SODV!lle, state chairman of said he would go tD federal Dent said Ford will hlt the the Florida Republican court in his battle to get the magic l,I:Mklelegate mark to Committee, was gleeful over charge of soliciting sex from clinch the nonninatlon "in the the selection of Mondale, two police decoys acting as next coup!e of weeks," and saying, "We've had our first prostitutes, dismissed before said he expected the peak." next week's trial. uncommitted delegates In Taylor told reporters that The high murt voted J.l several southern states to Carter wss going to have a Thursday to deny a "writ of also line up behind Ford. "credibility problem" with extraordinary relief" , Charl~s Pickering, an the conservatives in his , requested by Howe' s uncommitted delegate from party. attorney, Dean Mitchell. Laurel, Mills., who will be DR•.LAMB TV broadcast coffee.mjth By Lawreace E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB - From lil)le to time I have read in your column about the dangers of coffee. Recently I beard Walter Cronkite say on the evening news that it had been prOved that coffee dnes not cause heart attacks. He quoted ·a recent study in a medical journal. What do you have to say about that~ DEAR READER . Everybody makes mistakes, : lncllldlng Walter Cronkite r I had just finished readi'r\g the article in the New England Journal of Medicine. that you are referring to, and with the facts fresh in my mind I was startled at the way they were presented . The study was done by faculty members from Harvard School of Public Health and It dld not include that there w&fno risk of heart attaw from drinking coffee, despite Walter Cronkite's broadcast. J I . The study was a retrospt'Ctive study, meaning after the fact, of men who had died from heart attacks. It is a good study, but the authors themselves are careful to point out that their con· elusion,, are limited to men with low or moderate risk of heart disease, not the high risk people walking around. Also, in their own words,."We believe the most logical in· terprctation of our data to be that the effect of coffee drinking on risk of death from coronary heart disease is of the order of magnitude of a 10 per cent increase." Whoever wrote Q-onkit.e's story must not have gotten to the last page of ll)e article. The coffee article authors go on to say that because of the nature of the data lhe risk could be from eight to 16 per cent greater for collee drinkers. So what can you conclude? Coffee may well be a risk factor, even though a small risk factor; in increasing deaths from heart disease Most likely the person with a low nsk of havmg a heart attack - the man who keeps his weight down, doesn 'I snloke, doesn 't have high blood pressure or a high cholesterol - or at least these measurements are not e~­ cessively high, can drink a moderate . amount of coffee w!lhout greatly increasm~ his risk of dying from a heart attack, but it is dead wrong to· tell people there is no risk. liJ addi lion, I would like to emphasize that drinking large amounts of coffee increases the tendency to have Irreg ularities Of the heart which can be very disagreeable, and coffee can be very irritating to the · digestive system of many sensitive people. The study in no way negates that long observed clmical information that people wltll aci d Indigestion and colon problems • I Mondale, but he said Carter would probably carry the Ucl<et in hls rural home area. "Carter brings to the Ucket the rural, "down-horne Plains, National Convention Thursday. ''It's going to be Carter's selection. When he got it, scarcely more !Jlan an me !" hour ahead of the res! of the "That's alright, honey," country, he showed no visible shouted delegate Rubye G trace of disappointment and Brown of Youngstown. "Good pledged lo "go back to the things come to those who Senate and do the best I can wait! " The audience for the people of Ohio." collapsed in laughter. Glenn received a hearty Glenn had heen waiting ovation as he addressed the patiently for several days to final caucus of the 152· receive word of Jimmy member Ohio del egation shortly after learning that he had been dropped from consideration and that Carter had chosen Sen. Walter F. famil y of Rutland . Mondale, D-Minn. Mr . and Mrs. Harley T The senator took the opporJohnson and Mrs. John R tunity to score the national Murphy are business VISitors press for four days of what he of Logan and also' vis1tmg called " near ridiculous with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Earn· speculation about this whole thing." He said the media has heart of Logan . Charles and Ke1>in Knapp been " eager to grasp are VIS ltlflg With their anything around here this grandmother, Mrs. Lena week and write about it. It got so the tunung of a doorknob Knapp of Langsville. Mr and Mrs. B11l 1\f.cElroy, one way or U1c other was Jeff and Joey are 11sitmg Mr. interpreted to mean some· and Mrs. Carl McElroy of thing." He branded as "nonsellSe" Columbus. Also are VISiting reports that his Monday night Kay's sister and family of keynote speech, ignored by Dayton. Mr . and Mrs. Franklin many delegates, contributed Russell of Middleport and to hlS elimination for the vice Mr. Lincoln Russell vis1led presidential ~bmination . And he repeated he had no th~ Glass Factory Monday in regrets about being one of the Williamstown. Bryan and Janue Reeves of final six but failing to win. "How can . you possibly Midd lepor t were Friday regret being considered for visito rs of their grand· vice president of the United parents, Mr and Mrs. James States•" asked Glenn. fu>eves also visited Mrs. Paul He said he thought just Darnell. . Mr . and Mrs . Robert being considered would make Russell, local, M" and Mrs. him a more effective senator. Jed Russell of Oregon, Mr, " It certainly doesn 't diminish and Mrs. Ronald Russell , my stature," he said, ") Mandy and Michael wer e pledged to be the best senator " siiors from Wednesday to Ohio has ever sent to Sunday of Mr. and Mr£. Tom Washington, and Ibis Should Sununerf1eid and family of help me do a better job." Glenn said Mondale Is a ll bn01s. Wolfpen News Notes • F d .Dixie IS more tOr or now By HELEN THOMAS UPI White HOU8C Reporter WASHINGTON (UPI) President Ford's Soothern strategists are saying that .Jimmy Carter's selectioo of 'Valter F. Mondale as a ~ nning mate has given f ord's campaign a lift in Dixie. · An e>:uberant H11rry Dent, Ford's Southern regional campaign director, told repor.ters, "I'm more optimistic than ever before. There's more anliCarter senUment with his selection of Mondale," the Minnesota senator who is gene~lly viewed as a Uberal on most of Athens, said he was "very happy" wltb the selection of Yankees witt twinbill Ga., tyjse of csndldacy tomething the people can Identify with," said Lavelle. "He's going to really carry the smalltown, courthollle type places." ByNEILHERSHBERG UP! !!porta Writer One of the luxuries Alex Grammas has missed most in his move to the cellardwelling Milwaukee Brewers, Is an effective , l!ullpen. Sen. Glenn relieyed _long wait ends . Reagan-Conally best? by J.R. KlMMINS COLUMBUS ( UPI) Peter Voss, the chainnan of Ohio Citizens lor Reagan, said Thursday that the best national GOP ticket he could Imagine \YOU!d combine Ronald Reagan for President and John Con ally lor Vice President. Voss, of Canton, said !\eagan and former Texas Gov. John Connally would he t.he "best ticket" to connter the "liberal" Democratic Party combination of Jimmy Carter and Walter Mondale. Voss said a ReaganConnally ticket would "upset the Eastern EstabUslunent" and wQU!d do better than any other combination · in November. Voss met witb the six delegates pledged tAl Reagan from Ohio Thursday before the entire 97-person . Ohio GOP delegaUon met at a Colnmbua hotel. He said he didn:t know if Brooks pointed out that Mondale has agreed to support Carter's policies "without any reservations." Another Udall delegate, former Democratic State Chaiiman William A. Lavelle are hetter off wilhout coffee of any type . If a person takes tranquilizers for any reason he shOuld not be dnnking coffee sin 1k~ caffeine has just the opposite effects of· most tranqUilizers and people can develop an agitated or nervous state from excess consumption of coffee. Pallents taking tranquilizers for high blood pressure should avoid all caffeine contai ning drinks includmg coffee, tea, colas and even choc'Uiate. To give you more information on coffee I am sending you The Health Letter number 1·1, Coffee, Tea, Cola, Cocoa. Others who want this information can send SO cents for it with a long, stamped, self· addressed envelope for ma1hng. Send your letter to me in care of this newspaper , P.O. Rox 1551, Radio City Station, New york, NY t0019. "highly, highly capable in· divldual" with whom he has worked in the Senate and whom he will fully suPPQrl and campaign for. ' State Treasurer Gertrude W. Donahey and Rep. Louis Sto~es of Cleveland had been asked by Glenn to make his nominating speeches at \lie convention had lightning struck. Glenn and his family Invited the news media into his 23rd floor suite at the New York Sheraton Hotelto watch Carter deliver his decision on national television. The famlly already knew It was not GleM, but they did not know whom Carter had chosen. Glenn, dressed in an Oxford blue leisure shirt, gray slacks and slippers, was expression· less as he puffed on his pipe at the breakfsst table. His wife, Aimie, dressed in .a long pink robe, sipped orange juice 8J1d ate eggs and English muffins .. Both laughed when Carter made humorous remarks during his news conference. Also in the room were Glenn's daughte~. Lyn; his son and daughter-In-law, David and Karen Glenn; Democratic Stale Chairman Paul Tipps; former Gov. ~ Michae I V· 0 iSalle; Sto~es and Mrs. Donahey. Afterwards, the senator said he wss "relieved that it wss decided one way or the other. Disappointment is not the word," he said, adding that he only regretted not being able to offer his services in a higher capacity. On July 6, the Bnsh Leprechauns met at tile home of Mmme Thornton With one advisor and 12 . members attending. A report was given by Dennis Thornton on his chi cken project and demonstraUons were given by Donna Thurnton and Paul Lester on sewrng and rabbits. Afterward , refreshments were served by Mrs. Mould. Belly Mould THE MIXED-UP HOT Shots 4-H club met July 5,.at the home of Dorsey Jordan With three advisors and nme members attending . Discussed were plans to go to Camden Park , judging schedules and project reports. VIrginia Jordan Showed her fonnal dress and a demonstration was given by Ricky Jordan on wood refiniShmg. After the meeting refreshments of punch, cheese twists and pretzels were served and frisbee and b;lsebail were played. The nexl. meeting was scheduled for July 27, steer tickets and pop bottle caps are to be brought lcJ the meeting . - Bryan Jordan. THE MEIGS COUNTY Belter Livestock Darry Club met July ~at Dean and Mary Cowell's home with one advisor and 17 members Dairy attending. The Sweepstakes and a tr1p to Wooster lor a cattle judging contest were disclL<;Sed, and cattle judging practiced for a project lesson . A demonstration was given by Dean ' to and Mary Colwell on what put in a show tackbox. The next meeting was scheduled July 20 at the home of David Burt. - Kathy Parker. THE TUPPERS PLAINS 4· H girls met on June 29 at Sonia and Teresa Carr's home with three advisors and seven members in at· tendance. The group discussed the dates for judgmg and progress on pcojects. The girls had a cookout with a meal of Angels ori Horseback and s'mores Building a campfire was demonstrated. - Alice Ritchie. RUTLAND'S LUCKY Stars met on July 8 at tile Weber home with one advisor and eight members attending. A volleyball party, ball party and refreshments were planned and a preparation committee was set up. Then a Tupperware party was held MARK HARMON Harmon wins scholarship to GlenviJle NEW HAVEN, w. va. Mark Harmon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hannon has been selected as an Award f th 1976 77 Recipient or e • ScholarShip Program by the West Virginia Board of Regents. The scholarship has been forwarded to ·Glenville State H 1 College where armon pans to study for an associates oe)!;ree In Co.mputer Science . and Applications. In high school Harmon was active in the Wahama Band in which he was selected the filth best saxop hone player in West Virginia in 1976. He is a two-year member oft~e West Virginia All ..State band, listed in Who's Who in American High School students, was a contestant in Morgantown's Young Composers Contest and has received No. I superior ratings at Marshall University in saxophone compeh lion· Mark's special mterests are music and people. He is presently employed at Pleasant Valley Hospital. Porce1ain plant NEW HAVEN , W. Va The bankrupt New Haven Porcelain Company was sold at auctwri Wednesday af· te rnoon to New Haven busmessman Dick Ord lor $38,250. Ord purchased the company from the Small Business Association which acquired it several weeks ago . His purchase consisted of a couple of buildings, two acres ofland and all equipment and matenals, said by some to be worth considerably more than what Ord pmd. F'ollowmg the apparent sale to Ord, several people who came to the auction showed dissatisfaction that the machmery and equip· menl was not sold piece meal instead of in a package. And some asked If tlley could purchase sume items as a tractor, fork lift and various office equipment. They couldn 't. The auction, which began at I p.m., was conducted by Bill Sheets Auction Company of Buckhannon. First to go was the land and buildings which Ord outbid everyone for a total of $17,999. Sheets then auctioned off the equipment and Ord topped ali bidders with one of ap· proximately $3,700. After that Sheets auctioned off property and equipment for which Ord again was lop bidder . There was grumbling at the package selling, so Sheets put the tractor for a separate sale as a "t~st." There was no bid so Ord's purchases were declared final. The building which the New Haven Porcelain Company was located in, was built about 1909.1n 1964, the porce· lain company purchased the building. According to one person more than 100 people were employed there . The main products of the company were electrical insulation and chemical rmgs. On December 20, 1970, fire devastated a portion of the building . To rebuild, the company got a loan from the SBA. The company was reopened in 1972. The company failed to make payments to the SBA . and for the past year smts have been hied by the compa ny's employ es to ('Ullect on alleged unpaid wages Sadeckl with a tw~n. lOth· inning homer, to give the Chicago White Sox a 5-3 victory over the Brewers. · Jim Slaton went the first 9 2-3 innings for Milwaukee before Granunas removed · him in the lOth after ·he Carlton posts . 1Oth triumph By CHRm 'ruRKEL UP! SJI!lrll Writer Steve Carlton was a lackluster 1~14 last season, so Philadelphia Manager Danny Ozark decided to start working backup catcher McCarver with him. It worked like a charm. Carlton now has won !klf·ll, with McCarver behind tbe pia te, to raise his record to ltl· 3. On Thursday, the two combined to lead the Philties to their fifth straight victory with a 5-3 decision over tbe san Francisco Giants. "Steve was struggling !sst year so we decided to give Tim a crack at catching him," Ozark said. "It was a ·shot in the dark, an ·experiment, but it has proved beneficial for both of them ." While Carlton tossed a fivehitter for his filth consecutive triumph, McCarver drove in three runs with a pair of slnglell. Mike Schmidt and Dick Allen each contributed a solo homer in tbe fourth. It was Allen's 342\h of his career and tied him with Ron Santo for 28th place o~ the major league's all-tlffie list. Bobby Murcer had a tworun homer m the bottom of the fourth and Larry Herndon a .run-scoring double in the fifth lor the Giants. Mike Caldwell was the loser. In other games, Pittsburgh annihilated Atlanta, 13·1, New York beat Houston, 3-1, Montreal nipped Cincinnati, 4-3, St. Louis edged San Diego, 2-1,. and Los Angeles downed Chicago, f>-2. Today's Sport Parade By MILTON RICHMAN UP! Sporll Edll« NEW YORK ( UPI) - lncressing numbers of major league owners feel Bowie Kuhn will come out on top in that $10 million suit he has been hit with by Charlie Finley, but that doesn't mean anything to Finley, still confident he's going to win. Billy Martin thinks Finley will come out okay, too. Martin says Vida Blue is going to look good to him in a Yankee uniform during the September playoffs. That's how confident he is Finley wUI prevail. Now what If the judge rules in Finley's favor and the Red Sox say they're no longer that excited over shelling out two million bucks lor Joe Rudi and Hollie Frngers? H that happens, look for CharUe Finley to make a deal for tllem with some other club before they play out their options on him and he wmds up with nothing .... Prior to All..Star break, before they brought up Kevin Bell, their prize 20-year-{)ld rookie tllird baseman, from the mmors, the White Sox were willing to take 39-year-{)ld Brooks Robinson off the Orioles' hands. Paul Richards, Robrnson's first manager in the big leagues, was particularly interested, but , after Robinson asked for a three-year contract at $150,000 a year, the White Sox told him they'd let him know and that was the end of it. · Richards raves over Bell. Says the husky blond Califorruan will wind up in the Hall of Fame ''unless there's another war or something like that." A kid with a tremendous attitude, Bell laughs when he hears that and says he's never going to get to the Hall of Fame "the way I am now." He's better than he 1 thinks, though. Has an excellent hltting stroke, good power, and keeps his nose right over that ball in the field .... Where are they now?.... ,· Wes Parker doing commercials and appearing in a TV series in Callfprnia ... Bob Gibson in the banking business in Omaha when not doing the Game of the Week on TV .. . Ed Bailey a Congressman's aide in Knoxville ... and Ron Taylor, who used to relieve for the Mets, is fmishing his medical training in Toronto and should be a full-fledged physician by next May .... Former Braves Shortstop Johnny Logan has been workmg as a welder's helper on the Alaskan pipeline near the Arctic Circle.... One baseball ex-Detroiter Bob Cain always held on to was the one he pitched to little Eddie Gaede!, the three-foot, seven-Inch midget, who "i~nt to bat 'only once in a regular game lor the St. Louis Browns in 1951. When the Cy Young Baseball Museum at Newcomerstown, Ohio, ssked him for the 1ball recently, Cain gave it up after 25 years .... All is n~t gold that glitters department: Some ball players playing out their options could discover no takers when they become free agent§, at lesst not at their last previous salary. Imagine tbe feelings of the first player who plays out his option, wlils his free agency and then discovers nobody wants him? It could happen.... . Cincinnati outfielder George Foster, the All.Star game MVP, has no trouble at all relating to people eve~ though he rarely smiles. He says some people don't show their emotions and he's one of them. That doesn 't mean he's the cold, WJemotlonal type, though. He was so ridden with anxiety and inner'anger once, he put himself in the hands of a hypnotist in , Indianapolis. Foster claims hypnosis helped him tremen1ously. Got him to dwell on positive thoughts more than l negative ones.... j For those searching lor some straw in the wind as to how the 1 national election wUI come out, I listened closely but didn't beer a single boo from any of the 63,974 in Wterans Stadium when President Ford was introduced before Tuesday night's All.Star game. That's unusual in Philadelphia- for anybody. THI DAIL r SINJ''NIL DIVOTIIJ rO THI /NRiflfO, MIIOI·MAION A IrA CHJSrUL. FANHIN/LL r •.c.ra. IOtlltr NOI,LI(H Cltylllfllor lllultll.t-1 4elly ••..,, htur·~ 11-. TM Ohla lllultll•hln1 111 Court lt., ~roy. Ohio 4SrM. lusln1u Ofllca lllho"• M2·1Ut . llllltorJII lllhofte tfl-2111. Seconlll cl4!.. potto.. IMikl et I'Oflloroy, Ohto , Notlo... t od-rtlll"f r..,r... ntiiiM Wortl OriHith CompMy, In,,, lot. ,,,..m ..... O.l ..1h.r Dhr., nr Thlr4 Awe .. Nlw Torit, N.T. 1•1r. lvl.tcrl,lloft ,. .. O.lht.,-.1 ~ cart._r wheN nell•ll.. 7S tltfllt ,., - " · lr M.tor •oute :,.,_,. c.rr'-r •rvice not -•1.. 11.. , 0.. "'011th, v.n., c-.-r. ,I u .u. lr ,.ni" ot.a. eni w. v. .. an. Te•t. n1.H, II• mcmtht, tU .SI: lhrH """'tflt. 17 .M. IIMwhtre III.H v-: It• monthtiU.St: Th•••mont,ht, n.n. lubHri,tiOft 'rice lndll4et lwmlel' Ylme,.hntln•l. SATURDAY· JULY 17fh fOR Bill Robinson homered and drove in three runs and Renllie Stennett drove in three more as Pittsburgh bombed Atlanta with a 14-hit attack. John Candelaria recorded hls ninth victory against four losses but had to leave the game after the fifth inning with a pulled groin muscle as Larry Demery and Dave Giusti finished up. Mets 3, Aslros 1: Major league home-run leader Dave Kingman rapped his 31st, a two-run shot, and Bruce Boisclair had an RBI single to lead New York and Jeqy Koosman over Houston. Koosman, IG-6, went the distance, striking out nine and walking only one. Cardinals 2, Padres 1: Joe Ferguson doubled home Don Kessinger from second w1th one out in the tnp of the ninth tD break a 1-1 tie and give St. Louis a victory over San Diego. Bob Forsch, with ninth inning help from AI Hrabosky, earned his fourth win in eight decisions. Brent Strom, now 11-10, was the loser. Dodgers 5, Cubs 2: Dusty Baker hit his first home run since opening day to highlight a Los Angeles tri· umph over Chicago. Obtained in an off-season deal with Atlanta, Baker homered his first tlffie at the plate this season. He then. came to bat 299 times before hitting his second, a solo blast. Doug Rau, 8-6, was the winner. NUAL SUMMER OUTING" OF ATOMIC CORP. OPEN TO PUBLIC AFTER S P.M. CAMDEN PARK U.S.60WEST HUNTINGTON CLO$ED EVERY MO,.~Y EXCEPT LABOR DAY ""' Tigert 3, A's %: Dan Meyer's liner bounced , off centerflelder Bill North s st Louis at San D•eoo Chest With tWO out in the 11th Philadelphia at San Francisco inning to SCOre pinch-nJnnel" American Leogue Mickey Stanley with the win· E• st nlng run as tbe Tigers beat New York w52 ~i P!Ji GB Oakland. Detroit had loaded Boston 41 41 soo 10"' the bases when Vida Blue hit Baltimore 41 42 .m 11 Detro•! 39 41 488 ll 'h Rusty Staub With a PItch and Cleveland 38 42 .475 12"' both Wiltie Horton and Jason Milwaukee 34 45 430 16• Thompson walked, the latter West Ga , W L. Pet. 11 1 b R intentional y y o 1e Kansas City l2 32 .619 Texas 44 40 ,524 8 Fin gers. AI ex Johnson forced Oakland .44 .42 512 9 Staub at home and Aurelio Minnesola •a " 476 12 Rodriguez struck out before Ch•cago 38 4l •sa 13''' 3l 53. 398 19 Meyer 's liner drove home the Californ•a Thundav•s Results winning run. Twin 8 5' India D8 2: Roy Smalley had three hits and drove in three nms to pace ttie Twins over Cleveland. Smalley tripled in two runs in the second to highlight the Minnesota · tor VlC y, • Royals lZ-1, Red Sox 5-%: Rookie left-bander Rick Jones, with ninth-Inning relief from Jim Willoughby, · scattered eigh t hi ts to giVe the Red Sox a split of their I I indicates.'' • But victories don't come easily when you're pitching for a club which owns a .232 batting average. Gary Nolan's start Thursday night was hls 20th of the season. His no decision was his eighth, He has an 8-4 record. Anderson Ufted Nolan as the Expos scored twice in the seve nth inning to wipe out I =· ~ • q. • ·~ • • Mon., Tues., W~d. 8:00til 5:00 FRIDAY TIL 8 ... C' . •• ~ •• • Close Sat At 5 p.m. • •• Boston 2 Kansas City 1. 2no Today's Probable Pitchers ~All T1mes E DTJ Boston !Jenk•ns 8 8 ano Wise ? 61 at Kansas City (SP.Iittorff 9 6 ana F ltzmorns IO ·SL 2, 6 p.m California tRvan J.tQ I at Bolt•more !Garland 10 II, 1 30 p.Oakland !Torrez 8 91 at Detro•I IF1drvch 9 21. 8 om Cleveland ( Dobson 10-7) at M10nesota !S1nger 8·41, 9 p m. Milwaukee !Travers 10 61 at 7 8), 9 p m. York (Ell iS 10·41 at I Umbarger 1 6). 9 05 Ch1c~go Uohn~n ARNOLD GRATi:' - DELUXE CHAMPION® as low as ••• Milwaukee at Chtcago , n1gl'll Oakland at Detroit , night Cal 1f at Ba1t1more . n ight doubleheader with ~s City. The Royals, leaders in the AL West, won the first game with Bob Stinson and Jamie Quirk c~mbining to drive in seven runs and Dennis Leonard spacing 10 hits for hls lOth victory. 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' ille 742·2211 4-PLY POLYESTER CORD Saturday 's Games. • • RUnAND FURNITURE WASHINGTON (UPI) Singer Ella Fitzgerald and coWJtry mualc star Tammy Wynette will perf(l'lll at the White HOWJe next Tuesday night. They will sing at a whlte-tie concert and receptlan being given for Waahiagton dignitaries by Prelldent and Mrs. Ford. The White HOUle termed It their ''majlll' event in honor of !he Blcentemlal celebration." Battomore 4 Cal>forn•a o Dog Nuggets • Dog • Thursday 8 til12 noon fi • RAINED OUT The flrsl rainoul In the 1976 Kyger Creek Little League tournament forced postponement of Thur!· day's quarterfinal games between the Gallipolis While Sox-Letart and Powell's Glanls·New Haven Reds. Those two games will be played tonight. ' Any American Car Red Rose Dog Food • NORTHFIELD NORTHFIELD, Ohio (UPI) - Dream Rich lad Ill the way and polled a l't.. length vlet«y over Becten Tony in nwraday nlcbt'• featured eighth race 11 Northfield Park. The five-year-old winner, with Art Bier in the sulky, covered the mile in 2:05 and paid f6.80, f4 and f4.20. Fut And Nasty showed. In the loth race trlfeeta, the 3-U comblnati!ll relllmed $2,030.40. Attendance w111 2,8811. The handle was $278,385. ElLA AND TAMMY New York at Te)(as, n1ght Boston atKan City . nigh t Cleve at Minnesota , n1ght a 3-1 lead the Reds had taken in the fourth when Cesar Qeronimo singled home George Foster and Davey Concepcion homered. A double by Parrish sandwiched between singles by Andy Thornton and Pete Mackanin led to the departure of an unhappy Nolan with one out and the score tied 3-all in the botlom of the seventh. . Lelty Will McEnaney was " on the mound when the Expos Jerry White led off the eighth with a single, took second on a sacrifice and third on a single by pinch hitter Bombo Rivera . Here Eastwick replaced McEnaney and, after striking out Thornton. was tagged for Parrish's game-wininng single. Fred Norman works for the Reds tonight against Don Stanhouse of the Expos. d!atance were Dave Pfiiii'OC( Dayton, 222; . Jeff Goeltmln, Springfield, 222; Joe w-, Delaware, 223; Tim Mijler, New .de!pl!a, 223 ~ defending Ohio amateur champ Rick Jonea, Yoq· stown, 223. Our profes)ional mechanics Wlll ~et caste: .. cambcr and t oe-m (o manufacturer's ongmal spec1flcauons onvenient Shopping Hour C •• Thursday to add to his lint two rounds of 73 and 74 and was In third place at 219, four strokes off the pace. Denny Spencer of Sylvania got himself back Into contention with a me-under par 71 to share fourth place with Middletown's Mike McGee at :00. Spencet opened with 71 and 78 while McGee added a 74 Thursday to earUer cards of 75 and 71. . Ol\io Stale Unlvenity goHer Craig Carson also got back into the race with a third rollnd 72. After sharing the first round lead with a 69, Carson fell apart for an 80 on the par 72 course Wednesday. He, along with Dr. Ron Sanker of Lorain, share siith place at 221. ~nker trailed by only one at the midway point before a disappointing 77 Thursday. Also within str!kln2 New York 7 Te]l(aS 6. 1st New York 6 Tex 4, 2nd , 10 inns Kansas C1ty 12 Boston 5. 1st ...•............... .. .-:...... ,. . .. ..filiWI •• .. •' SPRINGFIELD, Ohio ( UPI) - Taylor Metcalfe of Cincinnati carried a slim one· shot lead Into tllday's final rollnd in the Ohio Men's Amateur Golf Tournament at Springfield Conntry Club. Metcalfe, a onehandicapper at Wyoming Country club, Improved his second round score ·by two strOkes Thursday, but was ljllable to widen his advantage over Glenn Apple of.Oimlltead Falls. Merealfe added an even par 72 round to his two previous circuits of 69 and 74 for a one· onder 215 at the end of 54 holes il) the 70th annual Obi!( GoH Ass>claUon sponsored event. Apple, who trailed by one stroke at the end of 36 holes, kept pace with the leader by also matching par Thursday after opening scores of 71 and 73 for a three round total of 216. "I guess I ought to be used to having a small lead and it shouldn't bother me," said Merealfe, a 26-year-old salesman. "I think if I can be around par I'll be real close at the end." The leader likened the final tour of the 6,600 yard layout to nothing more than match play, saying "I'm sure the two of us will be paired. It Should make for an exciting finish." Middletown's Paul Spadafora carded a 74 Detroit 3 Oak land 2, 11 Inns Mmnesota 5 Cleveland 2 Chicago S Milwaukee 3, 10 inns p.m Sparky unhappy after 4-3 loss CINCINNATI (UP!) Montreal Manager Karl Kuehl welcomed all questions. So did Steve Rogers. And Sparky Anderson? In the immortal words of Greta Garbo, the Reds manager said "I wanted to be alone." "It's not very often I entertain this many visirors," said Kuehl after Larry ParriSh's tie-breaking single off Rawly Eastwick with two out in the eightll inning Thursday night gave the ,Expos a 4-3 victory over the Reds. Kuehl's remark was one you might expect when a manager of a club which occupies last place in the National League's eastern division with a 26-52 record. And that Kuehl's words should be echoed by Rogers was only natural because the Expo righthander's victory over the Reds was only his ' third of the season against eight losses. " Actually," said IS:uehl, "Rogers ha.s pitched much better than his record .::; Saturday's GJmes Houston at New York Atlanta at P!flsburgh Montreat at Cinc~nnalj, night Chtcago at Los AngeiM ~uutout. New Te)(as I • surrendered a· double to Jorge Orta. lllf'call went to Sadeckl, a veteran southpaw, to pitch to the lefthanded· Major Luvut Stond>nas hitting Kelly, who then · By United Pres•l!lternollonal cracl<ed his game-wlimtng Natlontl Lngue E.St homer. W•. L.' Pet. GB Ken Brett, fH, ·picked up PhUodetphlo 57 ?5 695 41 35 ,573 10 th e viclory with his sixth Piltsbur;h New York 41 4? 528 . 13V, straight complete game. He St Louts 37 46 .<46 20'12 strucl< out 10 to tie a White Chicaoo 36 49 ,424 n >n Montreat 26 52 .333 29 Sox seasop hlgh. w.. t In other games "•ltlltlore w.. L. Pet. GB ..,.... Cincinnati SJ 3A 609 blanked ' California, 4-41 , Los Angeles •a 39 55? s Detroltedged08kland,3-2,in Son Diego !~ W 'h 11 innings, Chicago topped ~r~~~1";' 4~ 46 465 12"' Milwaukee, 5-3, in 10 innings, Son FranciSco 35 53 .398 t8'h Thundav's Resulfl M I nneso t a d owne d Ph tlodelphta 5 Son Francisco 3 Cleveland, f>-2, Kansas City New York 3 Houston 1 whlpped Boston 12-S before ' ..Pit!Sburgh 3 !"tlanto I ' ' Montreal 4 C•ncmnatl 3 losing, ~1. ·and New York SI . Louis 2 son Diego I sweflt a doubleheader from Los Anveles 5 Chicago 2 Texas 7~ and • ' in 13 Today•s Probable Pitchers ' v-~, (A ll Timn EDTJ innings. Hous1on (Oit:!rkt!r 8.8) at New Orioles 4, Angels 0: Y';::1~ 01n':': 1 i~~si~r~~~h059 ~ t'"ot Reggie Jackson slammed a P>Itsburvh <Reuss 1·51, 8 05 two-run horner his lOth and p.m. ' 'back Montreal {Stanhouse 6·4) at singIedin another run to Cincinnati !Norman ' ·2l. e·o5 the shutout pitching of Jim p m Palmer as the streaking SanSl.Dleoo Lou ts(Jones !McGlothen ' ·81 al 16 3) , 10 p m . Orioles won their fifth Chicago (Renko 3.41 at Los straight game by blanking Angeles ISutlon 9 81. 10 30 p m. . Philadelphia (Kaat 9-Jl at California. Palmer, 12-8, san Fran cisco <Halicki 8-11 l. scored his 39th career 11 :OS p m !l Pirate! 13, Braves 1: I PARK RESERVED I The Milwaukee bullpen has been a sore spot, unable to protect leada or keep Mil· waukee from falling behind in clo!Ml contests. For instance, Thursday night Pat Kelly greeted Milwaukee reliever Ray . Meigs 4-H Club News sold for $38,250 and refreshments of punch, nuts, and bolts, and cookies were ~•ved The next meeting was scheduled for July 21, at the Weber home with a volleyball party planned. :... Arake Grate. ON JULY 8, the Farmers 4· H club met at the home of Paul Cross w1 th two advisors and four members in attendance . Junior leader activities, judging dales and a tnp to see o mov1e were discussed. Andre Lachut of Warsaw , Polant talked about the Scouting program there and members discussed their projects. Cookies and Kool· Aid were served by Paul Cross and frisbee and catch football were played af· terward. The next meeting was scheduled for July 22 at the home of Todd Roberts. · Paul Ooss. ON JUNE 28, the Hamsonville Girls Honor 4-H club 'met at Julia Gheen's home w1 th 11 members in atl£ndance. A hike on June 30 was discussed and demon· strations on usmg plaster of Paris and baking bread were given by Betty Ann Loftis and Rhonda Wood. Refreshments were served by Julia Gheen and the group had a treasure hunt. - Cathy Morris. ON JUNE 21, the Meigs County Pleasure Riders met at the home of Melissa lhle with three advisors and 11 members attending. A trip to Charles Black's stables was discussed and Kristm An· derson gave a demonstrallon on horse tack . Refreshments were served by Mrs. Ihlc. Kr1stm Anderson. Cincinn.ati golfer holds slim lead in Ohio Amateur· event • ••. e NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE FOR FACTORY AIR OR • TORSION BAR CARS POMEROY HOME .&AUTO " ROYAL CROWN Brake Service- Front End Alignment 600 E. Main St. 992-2094 Pomeroy, Ohio BOTILJNG COMPANt - - Parts extra, if needed. Middleport. , 1 J • �.. •• J 4- The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday. July 16, 1976 St9ut family Junior· girls softball FILM A film, "His U.nd,': will be Helen Help shown at the First Southern Baptist ChW'ch, 282. Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, Sunday, July_ In Junior Girls Softball on the visitors with three singles 18, al6 :30 p.m. It is the .story Monday night at Racine, the apiece while Hart and T. of lsr ael [rom ancient to By Helen Hottel hosts squeaked by Middleport Crooks each got two. modem limes, a one hoW' 17-15. S. Warden picked up CARPENTER - Relalives color fea ture 1110tio'n pictW'e the win, and S. Hill led the ' On Wednesday, Letart beat.. gathered fpr a family reunion which journeys through How Do PllbUc Wives Feel? hitters with !jve si ngles . sOUsbury at Le\art by the at the Kyger Creek Plant ,,_•. ,Dear Helen : . space, lime and current Other hlttef.s were D. score of 16-5. Ruth Green got Picnk: grounds when Mr. and events. The public is invited With the proliferation of "coofellli0111" from women who • Johnson with three hi ts while credit for the win while hit· Mrs. Robert Stout recently •• slept wiih politicians, living and dead, ooe question has not t<> view the film . T. Saueer and Warden each t.ers were : B. Michael, fo ur had their children as guests. been asked : "Do wives take this 8$ an accep.ted part ()( the •• had two ·singles. singles and a double; T. Hill Present for the affair were politics game'?" , .. • M. Miller and Furguson led and K. Riffle, two singles Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stout, In ordinary life, a woman often divorces an unfaithful each : Gri!E!Yf' And B. Courcl1, local; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Stout man. Bui In Washinglen, no! And SW'ely these wives are " single and double· each ; M. and Charles, Mr. and Mrs. aware. How come? .:.. T. C. SON BORN • Morris and L. O'Brien, two Fred $tout, Jr., and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. •• singles each; M. Muggrage .. Mrs. Ben Lowe, Robin, Jeff Diddle, Racine, announce the three singles and a double, and Leslie, all of Cleveland, birth of a son, Jusfiri Thomas Dear T.: The name of the game (up to quite recenUy) : Divorce is ••• and R. Wilson, three singles. Ohio; Rev . and Mrs. Merlin . on June 10. Grandparents are not politically elq)edient. An un~~n Washington vo~s • lli tters for Salisbury were Teets, Ironton·; Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Oval Diddle and been, "For votes, we won't part. But this era is e g. Herdman and · A. Hatfield, a Bob Sharp, Linda, Denise, Mr. and· Mrs. Corbett Cleek, • Politicians• wives a1-e already' beginning to "bolt the party" If • single each ; Blevins and .J. and Beth, Newa.rk; Mr. and all of Racine, great grandit becomes too much for them. And strangely enough, vott!rs ·. Gillispie, two singles each; Mrs . Ray Stout , Steve, 1faiher, Guy Neigier, Racine. • seldom care. - H. - ClNCINNATl(UPI) - Top Cole, two doubles: K. Sisson a Nancy, Michelle and Bill, The couple have two other " ' +~+ do ubl~ and Chaney , two Chrleston, W . Va.; Mr. and • children, Shawn, age 5 and Dear Helen aeecled Eddie Dlbbs of North : . • . Mrs. Jim Willis, Lisa and Chad, age 3. Mlaml, Fla., defeatea Terry singles. •• ~usted with these endless expoees on the love Ufe of I'm Kell y, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim fonner presidents. And with the females who think Uiey'U • Moor of Monroe, La,lh'l, 1-6, At Minersv ille, league- Willis, Jr., Macon , Georgia ; make a mint by "te!Ung all" about someone who can't defend ' e-o, Thursday night to leading Forest just got by Mr. and Mrs. John Stout and himself. Doesn't it occur to these . tw!Miollar "vaginal advance In the $100,000 New Haven 5-J with the win John, Jr., and Mr . and Mrs. .I opportunists" that the dead man have families who are hurt YOUTH INVITED • Western Tennis going to Kellie Rought and Earnest Stover , · Bret and • Church youth groups deeply by half.truths ~ outtlgllt lies - and truths that have Olamplonshipe. Jody Grueser fo ur singles. L. Jason, local; Mr. and Mrs . throughout Meigs Co un ty are .no right to be exhumed ·. · And Roscoe Tanner ·of Roush got a triple and sin gle, Dave Raynard and Randy, I'm tired of reading such rot. Isn't everyone? Lookout Mt. Tem. knocked T. Grueser got two walks, T. Johnson City, Tennessee ; Mf. invited to participate in a • out hometOwn favorite Henry . Smith got a tripl e, D. · recreational activity now DISGUSTED NATURALIZED AMERICAN •• and Mrs. Estel Kirby and • being planned for september. Bunis, ~2, ~2. Mi chaels hit two singles, and •• Chana, Elizabethton, TenUlljleeded Bill Scanlon of M. Dillard, J . Betzing, J . ne'ssee ; Mrs. Jean Stout, Mr. Almost Anything Goes For Dear American : · , Unfortunately - no. · . · · Christ is the theme being Dallas, Tes., who prevlOUBly Sisson, Rough!, and A. Riggs and Mrs. David Stout and I· 1 too think lhese "tell aU" books are senseless slush, and, eliminated third seeded each got a single. used for the event . Any group children. Syracuse, and Mrs. I' Harold Solomon, kept tol11ng For the tosers. D. Gilman, Danny Crow and daughter. wis hing to participate is like Howard Hughes' "wills," will soon proliferate thetmelves asked to conlact Rod Pullins out of the market. ' Th\II'Sday with a CQJvlnci11j! P. Wamsley, and D. D. Kim es Belpre , along wilh Mr. Meanwhile, their authors are ~ a buck whUe they 8-3, 7'6 victory over Erik Van each hi t two singles, while T. Stout's sisler, Mrs . Mary K. a'f 992-'3491, Cathy Smith at can never mind lhe burt they cause. AS for why people buy Dillen of San Mateo, Calif., in R Ki T All !H9-2!i86, Ellen Ri ce at 742Small from the slate of · . ._enched afternoon Roush, . mes, . ense~se junk, I quote a recent ~rille's review : "This is mea~: Ill heat "" 2922 or Pastor Stt!ve Wilson at worth , V. Hayes, K. Starr , Washington. gutter~ evel gossip ... Real trash stuff. I read every word of it . 949-2120.. match. and D. Marr each.got one hi! . H. Junior standings Players labored slowly +++ lhrouch their maedtcbeints theas .w. L. Dear Helen: . • • temperatures soar Foresl Run 9 0· • I have a poem I'd like tD shaM! witli you, but I don't know 1101 at the Old Coney Island ·8 1 • NewHaven the aulhor. Would you please publish it and ask your readers If amusement park courts Racine 2 • 7 they can identify who wrote this clever: "WHAT IS A BOY" 3 6 along the Ohio River· Middlepor t • · A boy is a mischievous, magiral creature, an angel with • southeast of the city. .Syracuse 2 6 mud on his face . · Dick Stockton, seeded fifth Letart 2 8 A daredevil climber of irees and of rafters who loves any in ihe .IJ4.man tournament, Salisbury o 8 game, any place. . bad trouble ellmlnating lith A boy is a keeper of frogs and of beeUes, whose pockets are lleeded Mike Cahill of Eagle, • • stuffed full of string , an apple, a slingshot, some half-eaten Wla., but rallied to win ~. &candy, a knife and a new signet ring . s, 11-1. . ' • TOURSKE.D ' He is found ~ping out with a(!venturesomeplaymates or Fourth aeeded Stan Smith Bv Polly Cramer WASHINGTON (UP!) - A malting a rod and a reel, or swinging a bat in an old empty lot, ;; ol.Sea Pines, S.C., had little ~edule of 25 wurnaments few pamllng lips tor 111ose but seldom be found for a meal. · , •· trouble in dlipOiin& of Raz for the first half of the Poll)"s Problem who do it themselves. A small . · He's a bubble· gum fan and a colilic-book reader, likes Reid of Greenville, S.C., ~2, Professional Golfers DEAR POLLY- What do 0:. ' ~~. and lleVenth aeeded Cliff AssoCiation 19n tour was you suigest using to ge t hook or two fastened in tbe westerns and space ships and noise, bicycles, screwdrivers, ~ Richey ol San Anl!eleo, Tex., announced Thursday by Tour perspiration slains out of my top or paint shelf of a step roller skates, bottles but most of all likes -other boys. A boy is a cra~n, a builder, a dreamer, whose hopes '* handily defeated Charlie Commissioner Deane husband 's undershirts ? The ladder is handy for hanging rags or cleanup clolhs. Much are as wide as lhe livcrld. · ~· OwenB of Tu$caloosa, Ala., 6- Beman. under ann area has hardened • 3, ~1. . In the heart .of a boy is the hq>e of the future, a banner of . The tour, which starts Jan. with many waShings, making better than putting them in !>' CiOUrage unfurled. ~ AUTHOR UNKNOWN A1ao Thunday, eighth 6 with the Phoenix Open, them uncomfortable to wear. your pocket. When replacing towel bars ~· . aeeded Dick Crealy of includes the ret!D'n of two - MARY D. -~ and otller hardware on a Dear ~aders : Aultrla1ia defeated llmlel El events not played in 1976 DEA R MA YR D - Old Does anyone know the author ? If so, please send it along. Bbafei of Cairo, Egypt, 6-1, &-. the Jackie Gleason Inverrary pt'rspir~ti(m stains can often newly painted wall, ! wax lhe screws before replacing the H. ~ . 4. Classic and the Atlanta be removed by appl ying • Play concludea Sunday Classic. Purses for the 1977 vinegar and then rinsing, lf future . This makes them •' with the wimer taking home tour · still are under there is a yellow easier t.o remove the next ~38118!118.;:e:q,jljldjlji!L~:~~~~~n.. • ::.. ~.: .. a.. :. .., . ~.,........ . time . Also , a bit of cooking oil •••' '10,000. . RUE HONORED nego~tiori and wU1 be .an- dlscoloration. you mighl dip is handy to put around the Mrs. Donald KeUy, Midoowiced later' as will the slains in a solution of equal edge of the pain( can lid second-half ~edule, Beman parts oi chlorine bleach and dleport, entertained with. a •• SUMMER CLEARANCE before putting the can away "·ater. rinse immediately said. hincheon . 'l'llesday honormg SALE CONTINUES with clear 0'8!er to be sure all for later use. Lids are easier Among the tournaments in bride-elect Sue Rue. At· • Still • good selection the first haH of the year is the bleach is removed. This could to remove , too. - LOU. tending were Mrs. Keith · of men's, women's & DE .~R POLLY My •• Memorial Tournment be repeated il need be. This G<Jble, Mrs. Richard Karr. scheduled for May 19-22at the recommendation is only for roinler is lor those girls who Jr., Mrs. Tom Rue, Mrs. John Muilfleld Village courae near white cotioo undershirts. U ha••e long hair. When you Blake, Mrs. Edward Baer , • any odor M!mains in tbe take a balh, pu t a la~ge tooth SA1VRDAY Columbus, Ohio. Mrs. Dale Saunders, Mrs. ·. sblrts, soak in a slrong salt comb in tile tub. Then after RETfRED TEACHERS ' Kelly and ihe honored guest. showering .or balhing, wash · picnic Saturday at S p.m. at solution before lauoderiog. •' •• your hair as usual, pour Ft. Meigs. Bring covered dish POLLY. cream rinse or conditioner on and table service . •• OEAR POLLY - Am • INDIAN SPEED WINS yoW' hair and leave on for one always pleased to see pic· Middleport, 0. • NORTH RANDALL, Ohlo minute . . Before washing this • lures in the newspaper of our ~ Frldly Till :00 HY!)I'N SING Saturday 7:30 , •• (UP! ) - Indian Speed sped to school children, scout iroops out comb the hair with ihe pro. a.t Silver Run Free W ill ELTON ANGRY a · I: 12.1 lini.!h for the six and other organizations rinse still on. When the comb Baptist Dlurch. New Life LOS ANG. E!ES (UP!) furlongs Thursday to capture donating their time wpick up slides easily, rinse the hair ~or oil your home Singers featured. Pastor Rev . . Elliln John "specifically and the featured ninth race at cans and other trash in the thOI'Qughly. This keeps the Enlertainmenllincl Miles Trout. Public invited. unequivocally denies each '• Thistledown. · parks and alpng the high- .hair from breaking so badl y Applionce Needs · and every allegation of The wi~ner, ridden , by ways. But, as a mother, my and seems easier on the • SQUARE DANCE at senior wroog.doing" cootained in a •• Bennie Feliciano, paid $5.20, Pet Peeve is the !act that not scalp , too. - MRS.' P.S. DOXOL citizens center Saturday from lawSuit filed in Atlanta over ••' $3.40 and $2.lll. Earls Melody one of these children ever DEAR POLLY - Ironing 8:30 to 11:30. Admission an incident at the Atlanta was second and Ski Boy was seems to be wearing gloves to clothes may be.almost a thing •' SERVICE with children under 1 2 adHilton swimming pool, a • third. protecl hands from germs, of tile past for many modern 11\ltted free. spokesman for the singer said :rbe 4-2-6 tenlh race trifecta dirt, etc. that roust be on the homemakers, but some of us Thursday. of Clay Pigeon, Greek Whiz trash. Th is Is especially still do it. When ironing large • Frank Grasaie sued John, and Work And Turn was upsetting when a package of items such as tablecloths and SUNDAY TV &~liance saying the Binger had him • worlh f455.40andthe 1·2 daily ANNUAL HOMECOMING Gas ice di sposable plastic gloves is so curtains, use a serving tray •• grabbed and detained by double ~ Amicns Curae and inexpensive.- MRS, W.E.M. table to catch the article and at MI. Moriah Olurch of God Roclne, Ollio securitY officers for allegedly ' Hi Ginger M!tumed $373.80. Olester, Ollio • DEAR POLLY - I have a keep it off the lloor. If lhe Sunday begiMing. at i :4S attaching himself to John's • thing being ironed is very am. and continuing all day . • ,. group and causing a large, use two tray lables - Picnic hmch at 12: 30 pro. disturbance. one in front and one in back of ''There is no factual batd_s GOOO NEWS Trio to be the ironing board. whatsoever for this action," fea tured Sunday 7:30 pro . at SYLVIA. ·• : Laurel Cliff Free MethOdist the spokesman said. "Mr. • Ch urch. Robert Musser John statt!s that he was not •• Polly will send you one of ber involved and was not aware i;peaker. Public invited . " peachy" lhaak-you cards, of the incident." Ideal for ln~mlng or placing • .\ in your family scrapbook, U ,. she uses your favorile t Pointer, Peeve or Problem in • ber column. Write Polly's • In care of Ibis · Pointers • newspaper. • reunion held v: I' US. • • ~ . . • l)ibbs moves ·up in Western . Women's group meets NEW HAVEN, W. Va. New Haven Women of the Church of God met this month in the Missionary BuUding with fil y Carpenter, Rena Johnson and Pansy Fry as hostesses and tbe president, Orpha Fields, presiding. Prayer was led by Fay carpenter. A leJter was read· concerning Missions Oay Thurs· ~ay, August 5, beginning at 10:30 o.m . ~ I the Main Street Ch urch of God 111 Chorleston . Rev. and Mrs. Roy Hoops, missionari es to Tanzan.ia , will · be the speakers. The annu al Achievement Certiflcates and History Book Awards will be presented to local persons . The local S{)Ciety has budgeted $100 for the Winfield Slate Project offerin g Mrs Fields reported 'on the J~ternational · sh ttt!nded in ~~venttonlnd e a Fi":~~~ d i~ector Sarah Gibbs' urged members to participate in the bakeless bak~ sale The money will be used for· the exhibi t sale promotion during the Stat<! Ca mp Meeting. \ The annlljll Prayer Retreat will be held on ThW'adl)', August 12, with a "poUuck" dinner at the Racine o.m and Locks Park. An e~ecutive commit~ meelinl · will be held Thurllday, July 29, at 7p.m. tn the Missionary Building . . Slate Camp Meeting will be held at the Civic Center in Charleston August 2-8 with Rev. Samuel G.. · Hines of washington , D. C. guest speaker. Bob · and Nancy HensOn will be the song leaders. The program was presented by Becky Reed on the theme, "Suffer Wtle Chlldren ". It concerned child abuse . Tbe program closect with devotions and prayer led by Delores Taylor. Attending were Grace Cunningham, Pansy Fry, Rena Johnson, Fay Carpenter, Sarah Gibbs, Becky Reed, Delores Taylor, Orpha Fields, Patty Maynard, Sue Erwin, Iva Capehart, Susie Wolfe and Eleanor Davis. Employees hold ·two day camp • tract It dawn 1uch ruter .. -. ° lith I PICNIC The annual family picnic of Middleport Masonic Lodge and Evangeline Chapter. will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at Forest Acres Park shelter house . Persons are to bring a covered dish a~d table service . The meal and beverages will be provided . NT AD 992·2039 ram..,Rua Sli, A legend in . luxury! . DIAMONDS and EMERALD Mn. Mlllord Yao Pli. ffMNt · Ph. Jewelry Gifts - ·Polly's Poi'nters . c PORTABLE TV c: ,.. .· • Social Calendar Children's Shoes At ·Sale Prices hetilage house . . 12" . Black:an(l-whlte picture (measured diagonally) : f.hltorola quality all the waY, Sound out-front .. VHF - UHF Antennas . Sharp, crisp picture. A fantastic value: A~ • & Opal ring, $350 B. Opal heart pendant with Emerald and Diamond border S375 C. Twin Diamonds and Gilso n Emerald r)ng All ill ustrations enl argeo WERNER RADIO 5225 T he two mo :;;t p recl'ous o f Ear1h 's gem sto ne tre8surest Diamonds and Emeralds make a matchless pa ir for bril liance .. , . 992-5291 Middleport, 0. beauty. See ou r stunning gifts for lwwriou s giving . Shop soon. •' 'l '· Emera lds, Diamonds , 172 N. 2nd. Ave. A layette shower held recent!y at the Meigswas Qounly I Infirmary honoring Susan Tracy, nollted by MUdred HARTFORD, W. Va. - Rosa1ee Keams, Mrs. DUle Jacobe, Carolyn Barteia, Sue Oleryl Flowers, brl~-elect Flowers with Judy, Tracy Stone and Barbara Burns. of John Moore, wu honored and Mike. A yellow and green color June 30 with a bridal shower Alao, Mrs. Brenda JICheme carried out the at the Hartford Community Mrs. Ruth Grinstead, Mrs. decorations and refresh- Center In Hartford. Linda Flelda, Mrs. Maxine ments. Tables holding the gifts and Fields, Miss Esther Games were play~ and refreelune"'ts were decorated McKnight, Mrs . J!!dna prizes awarded to Ula Miteh with lavender and pink Whalen, Miss Connie Gtbbs, and Jean Wright. The door lablecloths a.nd a cenwrpiece Mrs . Ruby Gibbs, Mrs . prize wu won by PeMy of roses and candles. ·Elzana Fields , Mrs. II a Knapp. Refreshnumta:oflemonade, Gi~, Miss ~is Gibbs, Mrs. Presentlng gifts to Mrs. peanuts rrilnts and a cake Mary Zerkle, Mrs. Sandra Tracy were SybU Dorst, Olive decor a~ with lavender •'"l Preece, Mr1. Helen Turnbull • Smith,. Karen Stanley, pink roses were served . The with Jimmy, Mrs. Loretta Martha Olambers, Shirley cake was baked by Mrs. Bush, Mrs. Sarah Bush and Friend, Mabel Tracy, BeCky Peggy Reitmire, mother of Belinda, and Mrs . Linda Tannehill, MOdred. Jacobs, the honQfee. Mrs. Dennis Cunningham, Paula and Pam Henderson, Barbara Harris decorated the cake. Angel. Jewett, Frances Hewetson, Games were played and Sending gifts were Mrs. Maxine Moore, Jo Smolenski; prizes wqn by Mrs. E. ~ulse Carol Lathey, Mrs. Sharon Lucy Johnson, Mildred Gibbs, Mrs. Ma1ine Arnold Uoyd, Mrs. Gerry Gibbs and Hudson, Katie Parker, Lila and Jennifer Oldaker. The Carletta, Mrs. Dorothy Pyatt, Mitch, Penny Knapp, Bar· door prize was won by Mrs. Miss Allee Roach, Mrs . · Dennis Kimes , Mrs. Sonya bara Burns, Sue SlOne, Jane Ellen Rife.. ' Johnson, Eula L. Redman, Hostesses were Miss Roush, Mrs . Evelyn Me· Barbara Sargent, Mildr.ed Jennifer Oldaker , Miss Millin, Mrs. Nancy Andersop, Circle, Mary Lee, Patty Neal, Jeanette Oldaker and Miss Mrs. Sluiron Cole, Mr. and Judy Brogan, Rose ;Tanuny Hart. · Mrs. Ray Reitmir.e, Mrs . Williamson , Bernice Attending were Mrs. Peggy Belva Fry, Mildred ,and Lee Iifc.Kinney , Coleen Cost , Reitmire ,' Mrs. Mitzi Gibbs. Sharon Wright, Jean Wright, Oldaker, Mrs. Johnetta COOLVIlLE - TO WED- WUUam CI!IT, Coolvllle, Is Marjorie Walburn and Clendenin, Miss Jane Powell, announcing the approaching marriage of his daughter, Barbara Colmer. "'.Miss Sharon RUS!Iell, Mrs. Vicki Lynn to Mr. BU!y C. Hll1 Jr., Racine, son of Mr. and Joann Goulart, Mrs. Beatrice Carpenter Mrs. BU!y IIlli, Sr., Racine. Mils carr Ia the daughter of Reitmire, Debra Relimire Mrs. Lucy Thomas and the late !ria Carr. AcloBed garden wedding Ia to be held at and Belinda, Mrs. Ethel . daughter, Mrs. Nancy Arnson the Carr residence Saturday, July 17. VIcki Ia a 1970 Louise Gibbs, Mrs. June ·and daughters who are Eilltem High School graduate and a 11174 graduate of Ohio Maxey with JuUe and Susan, vacationing here from University and is presenUy teaching at Southern Local Mrs. Ellen Rife with Sam and Floridl, l!f)ent a few · days School district. Bill is a 1970 graduate of Southern High Jandy, Mrs. Ma~ine Arnold, with Mrs. Thomas' son.Jn.Jaw School and presenily asaociared with Tajon Incorporated Mrs. Ella Roush, Mrs. Doris and daugh~r. Mr. and Mrs. of Mercer, Ia . Yonker, Mrs. Helen Knapp, Dlarles Leist in Gal !heraMrs. Frances Stewart, Mrs. burg, Maryland. RACINE - The Esther Missionary Circle of Racine Baptist Church met at the borne of Garnet Ervine with · SUNDAY seven members and two JULY 18th visirors present. Business was carried out Sunday. 8·2p.m. Wal~""· 2·10 p.m. and a program by Vera The Arts, Crafts an~ Hobby charko skelching , unusual Beegle entitled "One nation Festival, sponsored by the house plants, hand> painted under God." Readings were MEAT Ohio Stat<! Grange, will he china, goW'ds, bonsai (the art on the history of American Turkey & dttsslng, lloundtr fish, roost beet, held Saturday and. Sunday , of dwarfing trees and shrubs) .. Baptist churches in Ohio and hom. July 31 and August I opening and many others. Admission also in Russia. A review on each day at 10 a.ni . at the is free . the bicentennial celebration VEGETABLES Rhodes Center on the Ohio of the Anlerican Baptist Sta.IA! Fairgrounds. Churches at Zanesville was Green beans, corn, noodles. Participants include Blt!DGE PLANNED read. Those attending from Grangers and non-Grangers COLUMBUS (UP!) - An Racine Baptist Church were from all over the· State. agreement bl!tween the Ohio · Martha Lou Beegle, Ollie POTAlOES Daily scheduled events D e p a r t m e n t o f Mae Cmart and Mary Kay "I'll trot the judge 1o • Baked, muhed. homt home·cooktd meal at include Harry , the Transportation and the Yost. Steamboal lnri . . . maybe lrles. Balloonatic at I pm.; Del & Kentucky Department of he 'll knock 1 year oft your Company, with music from Transportation to begin sentence I " SALAD & FRUITS all eras, for your listening planning a bridge over the · pleas!D'e at 3 p.fl).; a parade Ohio River near Portsmouth PIE ATI'END WEOOING Tossed, slaw. cottogt o[ old fashioned costumes at was aMounced Thursday. cheese, fruit & Jollo. POMEROY Mrs. Coconul cream, apple, 3:30p.m·. , and several other ODOT Director Richard D. Sherman Robe;ts and Mrs. cherr:·y . acts including a gospel trio Jackson said the )II'Oposed Herman Roberts attehded Delicious.Chw, Broiled Steak.< and a family gospel group on · two-lane faclllty would link the wedding Saturday. Dining Room Hours Sunday afternoon. U.S·. 23in Kentucky with U.S, evening, July 10, of Miss Weekdays '-7 p.m., Sundly 1·2 p.m. De,m onstrati.ons ~re 52in0hloappro~telysix Cindy Robetlll to George . Wolkup Window · ' planned on rug weavtng , miles southeast of Jones, at the ChW'ch of Christ · Weekdays 7-ID p.m., Suncloy 2-10 p.m. spinning, painting, quilting & Portsmouth. in Henderson, W. Va. Miss furniture caning. Exhibits The bridge would be on the Roberts Is the daughter of featW'e ceramics, macrame , Greenup Dam,- whlch was Mr. and Mrs. Darrell R. toothpick art, antique cars, constructed by lhe U.S. Anny Roberts of Henderson, W. Va. 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Warner Brothers announced loday that Bood, who once w,orked In voter regiatration drives .as a lell.ller of the Student Nonviolent l;:oordinatlng Committee, will play tile role of a YOWIII voterol'eilstratlon lawyer. He will appe!!r in a movie, now fUming In Madllon, Ga., baaed on lhe life of black nice car driver Wendell Scott. ~teamboat lnl] ' . cher of Guysville, uruo, Mr. and Mn. R1111eU Harria' of Xenle , Ohio spent the weekend with Mr . and Mrs: Homer Circle Verna, and Wavie. Mr. and Mrs . Douglas John3on of Racine called at the hom~ of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur JOhnson and family and Betty V•n Meter on Sunday, . James Circle of New Haven, W. Va ., and Laura Circle of 'Dorcas were at. the home of Mary Cb'cle on Esther Circle meets with RIDENOUR'S . ;f. :: ·Mr. and Mrs. ltu.ll Ar_, , Bro' - State grange spons~ring arts, crafts festival QUASAR Perspiration stain gives husband pain Bride-to-be honored · Carmel N-, Jly the Day at j Tune 3Oth shower ·· Shower fetes Su.san Trqty On Jllly 8 llld I, the workatudy Student employtea of the Meip County Extension Office held a ~Y CIIIIP at Royal Olit Park. The gr011p went 1111tiU., rna(le hanc!ng baaketa, and had recreal!on . ~ Ruth talked on conllei'V&Iilll oa July 8 and, on July 9 John Rice accompanied tile group on a • liike and ia!iied about 111akes and other woodland . Inhabitants. ' Donations for the camp were given by Powell's Super Valu, !\lark V, Simon's Market, Jones Boys, D&P Meats, Gateway Market, and Spencer's Market. Children -tten4Jng day camp were Sonja Parker, Robin Buffington, Pamela . West, Mary' Klien, Todd Kilen, Larry Kilen, Hobie Landers, Mark Landers, John Hess Jr., and James Hess, You 'II Sunday. Mr. llld Mrs. Jotrn a.,. of Olester called at the bome ol Mary Circle 1 recent 'nwrlday . CHESTER, 0. 992-2635 • j • 3'19 OPEN FRI. TIL8 Middleport , West Main ST. Hl-2164 The SlortWIIh "All Klndsof Sluff" For Ptts~toblt>- Large & Small Animals- Glrdtnl o f ·Pomeroy, 0 . . r water . youngslers �.. •• J 4- The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday. July 16, 1976 St9ut family Junior· girls softball FILM A film, "His U.nd,': will be Helen Help shown at the First Southern Baptist ChW'ch, 282. Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, Sunday, July_ In Junior Girls Softball on the visitors with three singles 18, al6 :30 p.m. It is the .story Monday night at Racine, the apiece while Hart and T. of lsr ael [rom ancient to By Helen Hottel hosts squeaked by Middleport Crooks each got two. modem limes, a one hoW' 17-15. S. Warden picked up CARPENTER - Relalives color fea ture 1110tio'n pictW'e the win, and S. Hill led the ' On Wednesday, Letart beat.. gathered fpr a family reunion which journeys through How Do PllbUc Wives Feel? hitters with !jve si ngles . sOUsbury at Le\art by the at the Kyger Creek Plant ,,_•. ,Dear Helen : . space, lime and current Other hlttef.s were D. score of 16-5. Ruth Green got Picnk: grounds when Mr. and events. The public is invited With the proliferation of "coofellli0111" from women who • Johnson with three hi ts while credit for the win while hit· Mrs. Robert Stout recently •• slept wiih politicians, living and dead, ooe question has not t<> view the film . T. Saueer and Warden each t.ers were : B. Michael, fo ur had their children as guests. been asked : "Do wives take this 8$ an accep.ted part ()( the •• had two ·singles. singles and a double; T. Hill Present for the affair were politics game'?" , .. • M. Miller and Furguson led and K. Riffle, two singles Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stout, In ordinary life, a woman often divorces an unfaithful each : Gri!E!Yf' And B. Courcl1, local; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Stout man. Bui In Washinglen, no! And SW'ely these wives are " single and double· each ; M. and Charles, Mr. and Mrs. aware. How come? .:.. T. C. SON BORN • Morris and L. O'Brien, two Fred $tout, Jr., and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. •• singles each; M. Muggrage .. Mrs. Ben Lowe, Robin, Jeff Diddle, Racine, announce the three singles and a double, and Leslie, all of Cleveland, birth of a son, Jusfiri Thomas Dear T.: The name of the game (up to quite recenUy) : Divorce is ••• and R. Wilson, three singles. Ohio; Rev . and Mrs. Merlin . on June 10. Grandparents are not politically elq)edient. An un~~n Washington vo~s • lli tters for Salisbury were Teets, Ironton·; Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Oval Diddle and been, "For votes, we won't part. But this era is e g. Herdman and · A. Hatfield, a Bob Sharp, Linda, Denise, Mr. and· Mrs. Corbett Cleek, • Politicians• wives a1-e already' beginning to "bolt the party" If • single each ; Blevins and .J. and Beth, Newa.rk; Mr. and all of Racine, great grandit becomes too much for them. And strangely enough, vott!rs ·. Gillispie, two singles each; Mrs . Ray Stout , Steve, 1faiher, Guy Neigier, Racine. • seldom care. - H. - ClNCINNATl(UPI) - Top Cole, two doubles: K. Sisson a Nancy, Michelle and Bill, The couple have two other " ' +~+ do ubl~ and Chaney , two Chrleston, W . Va.; Mr. and • children, Shawn, age 5 and Dear Helen aeecled Eddie Dlbbs of North : . • . Mrs. Jim Willis, Lisa and Chad, age 3. Mlaml, Fla., defeatea Terry singles. •• ~usted with these endless expoees on the love Ufe of I'm Kell y, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim fonner presidents. And with the females who think Uiey'U • Moor of Monroe, La,lh'l, 1-6, At Minersv ille, league- Willis, Jr., Macon , Georgia ; make a mint by "te!Ung all" about someone who can't defend ' e-o, Thursday night to leading Forest just got by Mr. and Mrs. John Stout and himself. Doesn't it occur to these . tw!Miollar "vaginal advance In the $100,000 New Haven 5-J with the win John, Jr., and Mr . and Mrs. .I opportunists" that the dead man have families who are hurt YOUTH INVITED • Western Tennis going to Kellie Rought and Earnest Stover , · Bret and • Church youth groups deeply by half.truths ~ outtlgllt lies - and truths that have Olamplonshipe. Jody Grueser fo ur singles. L. Jason, local; Mr. and Mrs . throughout Meigs Co un ty are .no right to be exhumed ·. · And Roscoe Tanner ·of Roush got a triple and sin gle, Dave Raynard and Randy, I'm tired of reading such rot. Isn't everyone? Lookout Mt. Tem. knocked T. Grueser got two walks, T. Johnson City, Tennessee ; Mf. invited to participate in a • out hometOwn favorite Henry . Smith got a tripl e, D. · recreational activity now DISGUSTED NATURALIZED AMERICAN •• and Mrs. Estel Kirby and • being planned for september. Bunis, ~2, ~2. Mi chaels hit two singles, and •• Chana, Elizabethton, TenUlljleeded Bill Scanlon of M. Dillard, J . Betzing, J . ne'ssee ; Mrs. Jean Stout, Mr. Almost Anything Goes For Dear American : · , Unfortunately - no. · . · · Christ is the theme being Dallas, Tes., who prevlOUBly Sisson, Rough!, and A. Riggs and Mrs. David Stout and I· 1 too think lhese "tell aU" books are senseless slush, and, eliminated third seeded each got a single. used for the event . Any group children. Syracuse, and Mrs. I' Harold Solomon, kept tol11ng For the tosers. D. Gilman, Danny Crow and daughter. wis hing to participate is like Howard Hughes' "wills," will soon proliferate thetmelves asked to conlact Rod Pullins out of the market. ' Th\II'Sday with a CQJvlnci11j! P. Wamsley, and D. D. Kim es Belpre , along wilh Mr. Meanwhile, their authors are ~ a buck whUe they 8-3, 7'6 victory over Erik Van each hi t two singles, while T. Stout's sisler, Mrs . Mary K. a'f 992-'3491, Cathy Smith at can never mind lhe burt they cause. AS for why people buy Dillen of San Mateo, Calif., in R Ki T All !H9-2!i86, Ellen Ri ce at 742Small from the slate of · . ._enched afternoon Roush, . mes, . ense~se junk, I quote a recent ~rille's review : "This is mea~: Ill heat "" 2922 or Pastor Stt!ve Wilson at worth , V. Hayes, K. Starr , Washington. gutter~ evel gossip ... Real trash stuff. I read every word of it . 949-2120.. match. and D. Marr each.got one hi! . H. Junior standings Players labored slowly +++ lhrouch their maedtcbeints theas .w. L. Dear Helen: . • • temperatures soar Foresl Run 9 0· • I have a poem I'd like tD shaM! witli you, but I don't know 1101 at the Old Coney Island ·8 1 • NewHaven the aulhor. Would you please publish it and ask your readers If amusement park courts Racine 2 • 7 they can identify who wrote this clever: "WHAT IS A BOY" 3 6 along the Ohio River· Middlepor t • · A boy is a mischievous, magiral creature, an angel with • southeast of the city. .Syracuse 2 6 mud on his face . · Dick Stockton, seeded fifth Letart 2 8 A daredevil climber of irees and of rafters who loves any in ihe .IJ4.man tournament, Salisbury o 8 game, any place. . bad trouble ellmlnating lith A boy is a keeper of frogs and of beeUes, whose pockets are lleeded Mike Cahill of Eagle, • • stuffed full of string , an apple, a slingshot, some half-eaten Wla., but rallied to win ~. &candy, a knife and a new signet ring . s, 11-1. . ' • TOURSKE.D ' He is found ~ping out with a(!venturesomeplaymates or Fourth aeeded Stan Smith Bv Polly Cramer WASHINGTON (UP!) - A malting a rod and a reel, or swinging a bat in an old empty lot, ;; ol.Sea Pines, S.C., had little ~edule of 25 wurnaments few pamllng lips tor 111ose but seldom be found for a meal. · , •· trouble in dlipOiin& of Raz for the first half of the Poll)"s Problem who do it themselves. A small . · He's a bubble· gum fan and a colilic-book reader, likes Reid of Greenville, S.C., ~2, Professional Golfers DEAR POLLY- What do 0:. ' ~~. and lleVenth aeeded Cliff AssoCiation 19n tour was you suigest using to ge t hook or two fastened in tbe westerns and space ships and noise, bicycles, screwdrivers, ~ Richey ol San Anl!eleo, Tex., announced Thursday by Tour perspiration slains out of my top or paint shelf of a step roller skates, bottles but most of all likes -other boys. A boy is a cra~n, a builder, a dreamer, whose hopes '* handily defeated Charlie Commissioner Deane husband 's undershirts ? The ladder is handy for hanging rags or cleanup clolhs. Much are as wide as lhe livcrld. · ~· OwenB of Tu$caloosa, Ala., 6- Beman. under ann area has hardened • 3, ~1. . In the heart .of a boy is the hq>e of the future, a banner of . The tour, which starts Jan. with many waShings, making better than putting them in !>' CiOUrage unfurled. ~ AUTHOR UNKNOWN A1ao Thunday, eighth 6 with the Phoenix Open, them uncomfortable to wear. your pocket. When replacing towel bars ~· . aeeded Dick Crealy of includes the ret!D'n of two - MARY D. -~ and otller hardware on a Dear ~aders : Aultrla1ia defeated llmlel El events not played in 1976 DEA R MA YR D - Old Does anyone know the author ? If so, please send it along. Bbafei of Cairo, Egypt, 6-1, &-. the Jackie Gleason Inverrary pt'rspir~ti(m stains can often newly painted wall, ! wax lhe screws before replacing the H. ~ . 4. Classic and the Atlanta be removed by appl ying • Play concludea Sunday Classic. Purses for the 1977 vinegar and then rinsing, lf future . This makes them •' with the wimer taking home tour · still are under there is a yellow easier t.o remove the next ~38118!118.;:e:q,jljldjlji!L~:~~~~~n.. • ::.. ~.: .. a.. :. .., . ~.,........ . time . Also , a bit of cooking oil •••' '10,000. . RUE HONORED nego~tiori and wU1 be .an- dlscoloration. you mighl dip is handy to put around the Mrs. Donald KeUy, Midoowiced later' as will the slains in a solution of equal edge of the pain( can lid second-half ~edule, Beman parts oi chlorine bleach and dleport, entertained with. a •• SUMMER CLEARANCE before putting the can away "·ater. rinse immediately said. hincheon . 'l'llesday honormg SALE CONTINUES with clear 0'8!er to be sure all for later use. Lids are easier Among the tournaments in bride-elect Sue Rue. At· • Still • good selection the first haH of the year is the bleach is removed. This could to remove , too. - LOU. tending were Mrs. Keith · of men's, women's & DE .~R POLLY My •• Memorial Tournment be repeated il need be. This G<Jble, Mrs. Richard Karr. scheduled for May 19-22at the recommendation is only for roinler is lor those girls who Jr., Mrs. Tom Rue, Mrs. John Muilfleld Village courae near white cotioo undershirts. U ha••e long hair. When you Blake, Mrs. Edward Baer , • any odor M!mains in tbe take a balh, pu t a la~ge tooth SA1VRDAY Columbus, Ohio. Mrs. Dale Saunders, Mrs. ·. sblrts, soak in a slrong salt comb in tile tub. Then after RETfRED TEACHERS ' Kelly and ihe honored guest. showering .or balhing, wash · picnic Saturday at S p.m. at solution before lauoderiog. •' •• your hair as usual, pour Ft. Meigs. Bring covered dish POLLY. cream rinse or conditioner on and table service . •• OEAR POLLY - Am • INDIAN SPEED WINS yoW' hair and leave on for one always pleased to see pic· Middleport, 0. • NORTH RANDALL, Ohlo minute . . Before washing this • lures in the newspaper of our ~ Frldly Till :00 HY!)I'N SING Saturday 7:30 , •• (UP! ) - Indian Speed sped to school children, scout iroops out comb the hair with ihe pro. a.t Silver Run Free W ill ELTON ANGRY a · I: 12.1 lini.!h for the six and other organizations rinse still on. When the comb Baptist Dlurch. New Life LOS ANG. E!ES (UP!) furlongs Thursday to capture donating their time wpick up slides easily, rinse the hair ~or oil your home Singers featured. Pastor Rev . . Elliln John "specifically and the featured ninth race at cans and other trash in the thOI'Qughly. This keeps the Enlertainmenllincl Miles Trout. Public invited. unequivocally denies each '• Thistledown. · parks and alpng the high- .hair from breaking so badl y Applionce Needs · and every allegation of The wi~ner, ridden , by ways. But, as a mother, my and seems easier on the • SQUARE DANCE at senior wroog.doing" cootained in a •• Bennie Feliciano, paid $5.20, Pet Peeve is the !act that not scalp , too. - MRS.' P.S. DOXOL citizens center Saturday from lawSuit filed in Atlanta over ••' $3.40 and $2.lll. Earls Melody one of these children ever DEAR POLLY - Ironing 8:30 to 11:30. Admission an incident at the Atlanta was second and Ski Boy was seems to be wearing gloves to clothes may be.almost a thing •' SERVICE with children under 1 2 adHilton swimming pool, a • third. protecl hands from germs, of tile past for many modern 11\ltted free. spokesman for the singer said :rbe 4-2-6 tenlh race trifecta dirt, etc. that roust be on the homemakers, but some of us Thursday. of Clay Pigeon, Greek Whiz trash. Th is Is especially still do it. When ironing large • Frank Grasaie sued John, and Work And Turn was upsetting when a package of items such as tablecloths and SUNDAY TV &~liance saying the Binger had him • worlh f455.40andthe 1·2 daily ANNUAL HOMECOMING Gas ice di sposable plastic gloves is so curtains, use a serving tray •• grabbed and detained by double ~ Amicns Curae and inexpensive.- MRS, W.E.M. table to catch the article and at MI. Moriah Olurch of God Roclne, Ollio securitY officers for allegedly ' Hi Ginger M!tumed $373.80. Olester, Ollio • DEAR POLLY - I have a keep it off the lloor. If lhe Sunday begiMing. at i :4S attaching himself to John's • thing being ironed is very am. and continuing all day . • ,. group and causing a large, use two tray lables - Picnic hmch at 12: 30 pro. disturbance. one in front and one in back of ''There is no factual batd_s GOOO NEWS Trio to be the ironing board. whatsoever for this action," fea tured Sunday 7:30 pro . at SYLVIA. ·• : Laurel Cliff Free MethOdist the spokesman said. "Mr. • Ch urch. Robert Musser John statt!s that he was not •• Polly will send you one of ber involved and was not aware i;peaker. Public invited . " peachy" lhaak-you cards, of the incident." Ideal for ln~mlng or placing • .\ in your family scrapbook, U ,. she uses your favorile t Pointer, Peeve or Problem in • ber column. Write Polly's • In care of Ibis · Pointers • newspaper. • reunion held v: I' US. • • ~ . . • l)ibbs moves ·up in Western . Women's group meets NEW HAVEN, W. Va. New Haven Women of the Church of God met this month in the Missionary BuUding with fil y Carpenter, Rena Johnson and Pansy Fry as hostesses and tbe president, Orpha Fields, presiding. Prayer was led by Fay carpenter. A leJter was read· concerning Missions Oay Thurs· ~ay, August 5, beginning at 10:30 o.m . ~ I the Main Street Ch urch of God 111 Chorleston . Rev. and Mrs. Roy Hoops, missionari es to Tanzan.ia , will · be the speakers. The annu al Achievement Certiflcates and History Book Awards will be presented to local persons . The local S{)Ciety has budgeted $100 for the Winfield Slate Project offerin g Mrs Fields reported 'on the J~ternational · sh ttt!nded in ~~venttonlnd e a Fi":~~~ d i~ector Sarah Gibbs' urged members to participate in the bakeless bak~ sale The money will be used for· the exhibi t sale promotion during the Stat<! Ca mp Meeting. \ The annlljll Prayer Retreat will be held on ThW'adl)', August 12, with a "poUuck" dinner at the Racine o.m and Locks Park. An e~ecutive commit~ meelinl · will be held Thurllday, July 29, at 7p.m. tn the Missionary Building . . Slate Camp Meeting will be held at the Civic Center in Charleston August 2-8 with Rev. Samuel G.. · Hines of washington , D. C. guest speaker. Bob · and Nancy HensOn will be the song leaders. The program was presented by Becky Reed on the theme, "Suffer Wtle Chlldren ". It concerned child abuse . Tbe program closect with devotions and prayer led by Delores Taylor. Attending were Grace Cunningham, Pansy Fry, Rena Johnson, Fay Carpenter, Sarah Gibbs, Becky Reed, Delores Taylor, Orpha Fields, Patty Maynard, Sue Erwin, Iva Capehart, Susie Wolfe and Eleanor Davis. Employees hold ·two day camp • tract It dawn 1uch ruter .. -. ° lith I PICNIC The annual family picnic of Middleport Masonic Lodge and Evangeline Chapter. will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at Forest Acres Park shelter house . Persons are to bring a covered dish a~d table service . The meal and beverages will be provided . NT AD 992·2039 ram..,Rua Sli, A legend in . luxury! . DIAMONDS and EMERALD Mn. Mlllord Yao Pli. ffMNt · Ph. Jewelry Gifts - ·Polly's Poi'nters . c PORTABLE TV c: ,.. .· • Social Calendar Children's Shoes At ·Sale Prices hetilage house . . 12" . Black:an(l-whlte picture (measured diagonally) : f.hltorola quality all the waY, Sound out-front .. VHF - UHF Antennas . Sharp, crisp picture. A fantastic value: A~ • & Opal ring, $350 B. Opal heart pendant with Emerald and Diamond border S375 C. Twin Diamonds and Gilso n Emerald r)ng All ill ustrations enl argeo WERNER RADIO 5225 T he two mo :;;t p recl'ous o f Ear1h 's gem sto ne tre8surest Diamonds and Emeralds make a matchless pa ir for bril liance .. , . 992-5291 Middleport, 0. beauty. See ou r stunning gifts for lwwriou s giving . Shop soon. •' 'l '· Emera lds, Diamonds , 172 N. 2nd. Ave. A layette shower held recent!y at the Meigswas Qounly I Infirmary honoring Susan Tracy, nollted by MUdred HARTFORD, W. Va. - Rosa1ee Keams, Mrs. DUle Jacobe, Carolyn Barteia, Sue Oleryl Flowers, brl~-elect Flowers with Judy, Tracy Stone and Barbara Burns. of John Moore, wu honored and Mike. A yellow and green color June 30 with a bridal shower Alao, Mrs. Brenda JICheme carried out the at the Hartford Community Mrs. Ruth Grinstead, Mrs. decorations and refresh- Center In Hartford. Linda Flelda, Mrs. Maxine ments. Tables holding the gifts and Fields, Miss Esther Games were play~ and refreelune"'ts were decorated McKnight, Mrs . J!!dna prizes awarded to Ula Miteh with lavender and pink Whalen, Miss Connie Gtbbs, and Jean Wright. The door lablecloths a.nd a cenwrpiece Mrs . Ruby Gibbs, Mrs . prize wu won by PeMy of roses and candles. ·Elzana Fields , Mrs. II a Knapp. Refreshnumta:oflemonade, Gi~, Miss ~is Gibbs, Mrs. Presentlng gifts to Mrs. peanuts rrilnts and a cake Mary Zerkle, Mrs. Sandra Tracy were SybU Dorst, Olive decor a~ with lavender •'"l Preece, Mr1. Helen Turnbull • Smith,. Karen Stanley, pink roses were served . The with Jimmy, Mrs. Loretta Martha Olambers, Shirley cake was baked by Mrs. Bush, Mrs. Sarah Bush and Friend, Mabel Tracy, BeCky Peggy Reitmire, mother of Belinda, and Mrs . Linda Tannehill, MOdred. Jacobs, the honQfee. Mrs. Dennis Cunningham, Paula and Pam Henderson, Barbara Harris decorated the cake. Angel. Jewett, Frances Hewetson, Games were played and Sending gifts were Mrs. Maxine Moore, Jo Smolenski; prizes wqn by Mrs. E. ~ulse Carol Lathey, Mrs. Sharon Lucy Johnson, Mildred Gibbs, Mrs. Ma1ine Arnold Uoyd, Mrs. Gerry Gibbs and Hudson, Katie Parker, Lila and Jennifer Oldaker. The Carletta, Mrs. Dorothy Pyatt, Mitch, Penny Knapp, Bar· door prize was won by Mrs. Miss Allee Roach, Mrs . · Dennis Kimes , Mrs. Sonya bara Burns, Sue SlOne, Jane Ellen Rife.. ' Johnson, Eula L. Redman, Hostesses were Miss Roush, Mrs . Evelyn Me· Barbara Sargent, Mildr.ed Jennifer Oldaker , Miss Millin, Mrs. Nancy Andersop, Circle, Mary Lee, Patty Neal, Jeanette Oldaker and Miss Mrs. Sluiron Cole, Mr. and Judy Brogan, Rose ;Tanuny Hart. · Mrs. Ray Reitmir.e, Mrs . Williamson , Bernice Attending were Mrs. Peggy Belva Fry, Mildred ,and Lee Iifc.Kinney , Coleen Cost , Reitmire ,' Mrs. Mitzi Gibbs. Sharon Wright, Jean Wright, Oldaker, Mrs. Johnetta COOLVIlLE - TO WED- WUUam CI!IT, Coolvllle, Is Marjorie Walburn and Clendenin, Miss Jane Powell, announcing the approaching marriage of his daughter, Barbara Colmer. "'.Miss Sharon RUS!Iell, Mrs. Vicki Lynn to Mr. BU!y C. Hll1 Jr., Racine, son of Mr. and Joann Goulart, Mrs. Beatrice Carpenter Mrs. BU!y IIlli, Sr., Racine. Mils carr Ia the daughter of Reitmire, Debra Relimire Mrs. Lucy Thomas and the late !ria Carr. AcloBed garden wedding Ia to be held at and Belinda, Mrs. Ethel . daughter, Mrs. Nancy Arnson the Carr residence Saturday, July 17. VIcki Ia a 1970 Louise Gibbs, Mrs. June ·and daughters who are Eilltem High School graduate and a 11174 graduate of Ohio Maxey with JuUe and Susan, vacationing here from University and is presenUy teaching at Southern Local Mrs. Ellen Rife with Sam and Floridl, l!f)ent a few · days School district. Bill is a 1970 graduate of Southern High Jandy, Mrs. Ma~ine Arnold, with Mrs. Thomas' son.Jn.Jaw School and presenily asaociared with Tajon Incorporated Mrs. Ella Roush, Mrs. Doris and daugh~r. Mr. and Mrs. of Mercer, Ia . Yonker, Mrs. Helen Knapp, Dlarles Leist in Gal !heraMrs. Frances Stewart, Mrs. burg, Maryland. RACINE - The Esther Missionary Circle of Racine Baptist Church met at the borne of Garnet Ervine with · SUNDAY seven members and two JULY 18th visirors present. Business was carried out Sunday. 8·2p.m. Wal~""· 2·10 p.m. and a program by Vera The Arts, Crafts an~ Hobby charko skelching , unusual Beegle entitled "One nation Festival, sponsored by the house plants, hand> painted under God." Readings were MEAT Ohio Stat<! Grange, will he china, goW'ds, bonsai (the art on the history of American Turkey & dttsslng, lloundtr fish, roost beet, held Saturday and. Sunday , of dwarfing trees and shrubs) .. Baptist churches in Ohio and hom. July 31 and August I opening and many others. Admission also in Russia. A review on each day at 10 a.ni . at the is free . the bicentennial celebration VEGETABLES Rhodes Center on the Ohio of the Anlerican Baptist Sta.IA! Fairgrounds. Churches at Zanesville was Green beans, corn, noodles. Participants include Blt!DGE PLANNED read. Those attending from Grangers and non-Grangers COLUMBUS (UP!) - An Racine Baptist Church were from all over the· State. agreement bl!tween the Ohio · Martha Lou Beegle, Ollie POTAlOES Daily scheduled events D e p a r t m e n t o f Mae Cmart and Mary Kay "I'll trot the judge 1o • Baked, muhed. homt home·cooktd meal at include Harry , the Transportation and the Yost. Steamboal lnri . . . maybe lrles. Balloonatic at I pm.; Del & Kentucky Department of he 'll knock 1 year oft your Company, with music from Transportation to begin sentence I " SALAD & FRUITS all eras, for your listening planning a bridge over the · pleas!D'e at 3 p.fl).; a parade Ohio River near Portsmouth PIE ATI'END WEOOING Tossed, slaw. cottogt o[ old fashioned costumes at was aMounced Thursday. cheese, fruit & Jollo. POMEROY Mrs. Coconul cream, apple, 3:30p.m·. , and several other ODOT Director Richard D. Sherman Robe;ts and Mrs. cherr:·y . acts including a gospel trio Jackson said the )II'Oposed Herman Roberts attehded Delicious.Chw, Broiled Steak.< and a family gospel group on · two-lane faclllty would link the wedding Saturday. Dining Room Hours Sunday afternoon. U.S·. 23in Kentucky with U.S, evening, July 10, of Miss Weekdays '-7 p.m., Sundly 1·2 p.m. De,m onstrati.ons ~re 52in0hloappro~telysix Cindy Robetlll to George . Wolkup Window · ' planned on rug weavtng , miles southeast of Jones, at the ChW'ch of Christ · Weekdays 7-ID p.m., Suncloy 2-10 p.m. spinning, painting, quilting & Portsmouth. in Henderson, W. Va. Miss furniture caning. Exhibits The bridge would be on the Roberts Is the daughter of featW'e ceramics, macrame , Greenup Dam,- whlch was Mr. and Mrs. Darrell R. toothpick art, antique cars, constructed by lhe U.S. Anny Roberts of Henderson, W. Va. " Real Old-Fashioned Ho me Cookin~" string art, dye making , Corps of Engineers and de- and the granddaughter of Mr. signed at Kentucky's request and Mrs. Sherman Roberts of' Dial 949 - 2515 3rd St.. Racine. Ohio to support a two-l.ane bridge, Pomeroy. Jackson ·said·. TOOK WORKSHOP No esiimate on cost will be REEDSVILLE •· Rose made until preliminary engiMarle Jones of Route I . neering studies are made, Reedsville, participated in Jackson said. . "Project Breakthrough ," an The bridge agreement Ohio University workshop came during a meeting here designed to improve a Wednellday between Calvin teacher 's effectiveness, June c. Grayson, Kentucky 21-July 23 on the Alhens Transportation planning campus. engineer, and Jackson . Vicki Carr c: ..Mrs. .. c SUITE BEDROOM .SUITE ' 2 PC. 3 PC. . ,... PLAtFORM .ROCKERS RUG 9Xl2 '$250 ,.' • tiJOVER a.EANERS : $995 .SHAG RUGS 9Xl2 ' $58 . • VINYL FLOOR COVERINGS BOOKCASE 32X32X9 , ' • UNOLEUM I' • ' i ' '1 ~ I 12' WIDE $350 SQ. YD. 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A real value! · of .help for MIY lesson! TONIGHT &SATIJRDAY 10 TIL 2 ·-··- Buy an MF 10 (10 hp) or MF 12 (12 hp)' lawn and garden !raetor and you 're entitled to an MF 650 Rotary Tiller for only Buy an MF 14 (14 hp), or MF 16 (16 hp) lawn and garden tractor and you're entitled to an MF 550 Rotary Tiller for Only Big 52" Kiddie Pool. Color Coordinated 16" ball . Match ing Print 20" swing ring . · 550 550 need lor ho\.,lrs of fun In sun Every t hing ~nd ... • •. 8,000 BTU A $410.00 · value! · 219 5 A $575.00 value ! • to availabil ity: dealer prep and local taxes MODERN SUPPLY Ingels Furniture 915-3301 . · OHIO ...... I ! Dates" Buy an MF lawn or garden tractor and save up to S525 on a rotary tiller aHachment • on the complete line of HIGHLY EFFICIENT, . QuiET AND DEPENDABLE ..--..- Ervine • .. BOND IN MOVIES HOLLYWOOD (UP! ) Georgia state sen. Julian Bond has lrokeninro movies. Warner Brothers announced loday that Bood, who once w,orked In voter regiatration drives .as a lell.ller of the Student Nonviolent l;:oordinatlng Committee, will play tile role of a YOWIII voterol'eilstratlon lawyer. He will appe!!r in a movie, now fUming In Madllon, Ga., baaed on lhe life of black nice car driver Wendell Scott. ~teamboat lnl] ' . cher of Guysville, uruo, Mr. and Mn. R1111eU Harria' of Xenle , Ohio spent the weekend with Mr . and Mrs: Homer Circle Verna, and Wavie. Mr. and Mrs . Douglas John3on of Racine called at the hom~ of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur JOhnson and family and Betty V•n Meter on Sunday, . James Circle of New Haven, W. Va ., and Laura Circle of 'Dorcas were at. the home of Mary Cb'cle on Esther Circle meets with RIDENOUR'S . ;f. :: ·Mr. and Mrs. ltu.ll Ar_, , Bro' - State grange spons~ring arts, crafts festival QUASAR Perspiration stain gives husband pain Bride-to-be honored · Carmel N-, Jly the Day at j Tune 3Oth shower ·· Shower fetes Su.san Trqty On Jllly 8 llld I, the workatudy Student employtea of the Meip County Extension Office held a ~Y CIIIIP at Royal Olit Park. The gr011p went 1111tiU., rna(le hanc!ng baaketa, and had recreal!on . ~ Ruth talked on conllei'V&Iilll oa July 8 and, on July 9 John Rice accompanied tile group on a • liike and ia!iied about 111akes and other woodland . Inhabitants. ' Donations for the camp were given by Powell's Super Valu, !\lark V, Simon's Market, Jones Boys, D&P Meats, Gateway Market, and Spencer's Market. Children -tten4Jng day camp were Sonja Parker, Robin Buffington, Pamela . West, Mary' Klien, Todd Kilen, Larry Kilen, Hobie Landers, Mark Landers, John Hess Jr., and James Hess, You 'II Sunday. Mr. llld Mrs. Jotrn a.,. of Olester called at the bome ol Mary Circle 1 recent 'nwrlday . CHESTER, 0. 992-2635 • j • 3'19 OPEN FRI. TIL8 Middleport , West Main ST. Hl-2164 The SlortWIIh "All Klndsof Sluff" For Ptts~toblt>- Large & Small Animals- Glrdtnl o f ·Pomeroy, 0 . . r water . youngslers �-'. '.,...n. D.ny l!erllnel, ~Y, o., Friday, July 18, 1»76 Wednesdayl . New poster , pal tor. Worship ,.,-..lc• , 11 a.m. ~ p.m , Wwdnlffl), Alfr.d WoHe~ ~·~ " t Richard Thomas . ond 7:30 p.m. Sunday • Sunday lay loodol. NOIITH BETHEL , Wor1n lp 11 School, 9.30 o.m, ~icllord lorlon. WHITE 'S CHAI'IL. Coolville om : Churct-r School10o m supt. Prayer m•etinu . R~. R01 CJretter, ALFRED . Sundoy School 9 <5 W.dnesday , 7:30p.m. schoolf .X)a.m.: . a m:: Worship II a m.i Prayer BRADFORD CHURCH OF t0·30 a.m. .... lludv proy••:,:::;., meeting Wednesday 7•45 p.m : CHRIST, Jock,.,,., , minister. Sun· Mrvic•, Wednetdoy. 7:30pm. w.;;;~.. ' UMW 3tcf Tuesday 8 p.m cloy School 9:30 o.m.: morning •UlLAND • TRINITY CHURCH. Ro, , W. H. Wat chiOwer t tudy. 10 J0 a.m REEOSVILL~. Suncfay School9 30 church 10:30 a.m.; Sundoy oven· RUTLAND CHUR<:H Of c~:~~~R::~ , Roy Mo~er Sun· Tuesday , Bible study, 7 30 p.m , am Worship 7.30 p.m ; Prayer ing nrv lc• . 7:30 p.m. Corl Peok. pastor: Bill I supl Chu rch Sc~ool Thur5day , minrslry School. 7 30 MMting 7·30 p m. Tuesday UMW Wednesday service, 8p.m Sunday achool supt . am ,' worship sen11ce, 10 30 p m.· servicemeetmg8·30p.m 7·30p .m 1st Thursday . LAUREL CLIFF FREE METH()QIST Khool, 9:30 a .m.. worohlp Cho•r rehea rsal, Tue!iday. MIDDLEPORT CHU~ CH OF SILVER RIDGE . Worsn;p 10 o.m CHURCH, Rev. Flor,d F. Shook , communion , 10·30 am. Evenin~ ..... -· p m. under d1redion of Mrs. CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UN JON, Church School9 o m pastor: lloyd Wr ght, Sunday servlc:•. 730 p.m Regular boar~~ Nease Lowrence Manley, poslor. Mrs TUPPERS PLAINS , Worsh1p 9 School Supr.: Morning Worship m-t1ng, Soturdoy, 7 P m. Ru s~t ll You ng Sunday School a .m. Church School I 0 a.m. 9·30 o.m , Sundoy School !0.20 RUTLAND COMMUNITY rHito.,-· CHURCHUmo OFn ' and THE SupO. Sunda y School 9 30 o.m Corner KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST , o,m.. Wednoodoy Praytr and II· CH , Sundoy School, 9.30 wor ship , 7 30 , George Freder k lc , supt S.rvtct ble Studr 7:30 p .m.. Sundoy Worship tervlce, 11 Rev Clyde V. Hender· Evening a . m.:" - ~ son , . Sundo.,. school, 9 30 Wednesday prayer meeting, 7 30 week ly, 9 30 am. on Sunday evening wonhlp 7:30p.m .: Chair w.;dnesdoy propt mHtlng, 7:30 .. " o.m. Glen McClung supt ., morn P m. Preochlng ftrst and third Sondays Practice Thurtdov . 1 p.m. p.m. roulh MNICII, Sunday, 7 ing worship . 10 30 a m 1 eventng MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD, of monlh by Clillord Smith, 9 30 DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, p. M.: Sundoynlghtworohlp , 7.30. service . 1 30, mid-week se rvice, Racrne Route 2. the Rev James a .m Charles Rv"sell , Sr.. mlnist... , .RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE Wednesdo.,. 7 30 p m , M Munty. pc;tslor Sunday school , HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION, Rtc k Macomber, supt. Sunday NAZARENE , lttv. Lloyd 0. GrlmT!.7'.. ·~ GRACE EPISCOPAL. The Re,, 9 ~ 5 a m ., morntng worship , 11 Oorrell Ooddr lll. pastor. Sunday school, 9 30 o. m ; worship m · Jr , po1tor. Sunday tcliool, 9:JO "" .::::1 • Harold Deeth ree,lor. Church ser o m, evenmg worsh ip, 7 30 School. 9 30 o.m.1 Leonard v1ce, 10·30 o.m. Bible Study , a m. , worship ,.,¥Ice , 10 30 a . m~"" ..... "' vices 10.30 am Hoi.,. commU· Prayer meeting, Tuesday , 7 30 Gilmore, first elder evenmg Jer - Tu•sdoy , 7.30p m. 8roodcattlhte(\YerWMPO; young , . " nion first Sunday of mon th , chur· p.m . Young people 's meettng 11lce 7:30 p m Wednesday REORGANIZED CHURCH OF people I service , 6.45 ." "\ . ch school. 10 30 am. for nursety 7•30 p m TMursdoy prayer meeting , 7 30 p m. JESUS CHRIST OF LAnER DI\Y ovongelisllc service , 7·30 P · ~ 1hrou9h 12 MIOOLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST, MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO, SAINTS, Portland Racine , Rood Prayer mHiing , Wedn•tdoy , 7:30 ··~·f POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST, CornerSIJ< IhondPalmer, lheRev Ractne Route '2 The Re v Charles William Routh, paltor ' Denny p .m .; Mitsionory meeting , 7.30 _ R1chard Evanson , pastor. Bible Peter Grandol , pastor Donny Hand, pastor, Sunday school , 9·45 Evans , Sunday School Or rector p.m. flrtt W-"'eaday of month, ..,.. school 9 30om . wo rsht p, 10 30 Thompson supertntendent Sun· o m., morning worsh1p, 11 a m. Sundoy School. a.m.. Morn · /MSOI'f COUNTY ""!!:: o m. , adult worsh ip serv1ce and day School WMPO Rod1o pro· Evening services, Tueiday and ing worshtp, 10:30 a.m , Sunday MASON FIRST IAPTIST , S.Cond ~ +. young people's meeting 7 30 gram 7 45 o.m , Sunday School, Frtday , 7 30p m. evening terv•u 1 p m. • and Pomerqy St• .. Ston Craig~~ p m. Combmed Blble study and 9 15 a.m . Morrung Worshtp, BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH Wednesday !Wtnlng prayer atr· pastor SuncfDy tchool. 9.<45 o.m . prayer mee ltn g Wednesday , 7 30 10 15 o.m Youth oclivit1es and OF CHRIST . Doug Seamon, vices, 7.30 p.m. wonlilp service, 11 a m. · pm fellow ship for jun ior and sentor mlruster. B1ble study , 9 30 a .m ; BETH(EHEM BAPTIST , Rov Earl union. 6 30 p.m.; THE SALVATION ARMY , Envoy h1gh studen ts, 6 P m Sunday mor ntng worship, 10 30 a .m , Shuler , pastor. Worship tervlce , ship service , 7:30p.m Roy W Wmmg , officer tn charge evenmg worship , 7 lO p.m M1d· evenmg worship, 7·JO p m 9:30 a.m Supdoy ~chool , 10:30 prQyer urvlce, Wtdnetday / Sunday , 10 om . Holiness week p r ayer serv1ces WednesdayB•blestudy , 7·30p m a m. Bible Study and prayir str• p.m. • meermg 10 30 om , Sunday Wl>dnesdoy 7.30 p.m KENO CHURCH OF ' CHRIST, viCeThurodoy. 7 30p .m. MASONCHURCHOFCHRIST , P. School uYoung Peop les leg1 on 7 CHURCH OF CHRIST. M•d George FreCienclo: , sup! Sunday CARLETON CHURCH , Kingsbury 0. Box 487, Mlllor Sl .. Moson, W,:-.,. p m , Thu rsday, I to 3 p.m. dleport 5th and Main, George morning &ervtet, 9.30 am , with Rood. Gary King, pa.,or. Sunday Va. Sunday Bible Study 10 o m . Lodn:!S Home l eague, 7 p m. Prep Gloze mintsfer , Jom ts Sheets preach1ng on f1rst end third Sun school , 9 30 a'.m. , evening wor· Worst,lp II a m. and 1 p m. Bible ;:;;~ class es supenntenden t 81ble school 9 .30 day of monl~ by George Ptc ktns ship ~ 7.30 p.m. Prayer meeting, Study Wednttday 7 p m , VocaL.:.:.: ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH . am . 1ncrnin9 wo rs~ lp, 10 30 STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY Wednesday, 7.30p.m music. Corner of Sycamore and Second o m , ewenmg worsh1p, 7 30. CHURCH , Sunday School serv•ce. LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN , FIRST SOUTHERN MPTIST . Cor· Sts Pomeroy The Rev. Wilham prayer ser11 tce , 7 P m 10 am , P1ayer meetmg , Bruce Smith. pastor. Wallace ner of Second and Anderson, Middl esworth , Paslor . Sunday Wednesday . Thu1 sdor. 7 p,m , Sunday evening DameWood , Supt. Bible School, Mason . Pattor, Walter Cloud. "'School at 9 ,.5 a m and Church MIDDLEPORT CH UR<:H OF THE !iervica 7 p m 9.30 am Preoclirng serviCe, Sunday tchool9:~5 a m. , worthlp Serv•ces 11 o m NAZARENE , Re' Don Cole , ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST 10.<45 a.m No •venlng s•rvlca service , 11 a.m. and 7.30 p m, SACRED HEART , Rev Father pastor Mi=s Mory lothey Sunday Pomaroy -Hart lsorwt lle Rd .. Don HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST W..kly Bible study , Wednosdoy . Paul D Wellon , pastor . Phone school supt Sunday school 9 30 Ken nedy , pastor , B1ll McElroy CHURCH , Rev Paul Ne v1lle, 7.30p.m 992 2825 Saturday evenmg Moss a m,, morntng worstup 10 30 Sunday school supt Sundar pastor. Sunday School 9.30 o.m.. MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOO.'; Sunday evange lis t iC school , 9 30 am , mormng wor- Morninv service , 10.30 am., Dudding lane, Mason, W. Vo . j l.i~lttnir1g llus l11:s .t uo!ois tlu.: e-;kv 'll111ndcr un · 7 30, SundoyMass, Sond lOam o m .. Prayer sh1p and commun •on, 10 30 o.m.. youth serv lc• , 6· 45 p m. Chester Tennant , Pastor. Sunday_.... lc w-thcs IlK om i nom; nunhllnl-{s 'llh;:. fl1 lil s pultcr n l Confess•on , Satu rday , 1·1.30 p.m meetlf'\Q , 7 JO p m POMEROY FIRST 8APTIST . Re. rneeling, Witdnesdoy, 7 30 P m. Sunday evening youth Chrtstlon e. . angellstrc service 7.30 p m. School9 .f5 o.m , Children's Chur · I Uill fulls hri :.;kl\ Oil,, rllUII J)' I ll\\' ofro1..·ks. Ro lph Zundel pastor W1llto m U'NIT ED PRESBY 'H RIA N Endeovor, 630p m worsh1pser · Prayer mHtlng, Thunday . 7 30 ch 6·<45 p.m. Young People 's Ser· '11H.: wind hq.tln s .1 11 i..'CI'k' sonM hi~h uhuH 111 thr Watson . Sunday school supr MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Sunday Yice, 7·30 p m Wednesday even· p.m.. Monday v1ce 6.<45 p.m. Evongeii$IIC Ser · •I swuyinM topM o f lull plut::h Su ll e n hd nk~ of t lo11ds Sunday school , 9 30 am BYF, 6 Dw1ghl L. Zovitz, director mg prayer meattng and Brb le Matthew Luke FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION ot vice NO p m. Women's Mis · hlunkct the pule moon . p m., B•ble study , Wednesday 7 R R t S 0 N V I l 'l E sludy, 7.3Q p.m H A 13 '3 1· 52 1213·21 Bald Knob ReY E. J. Griff1th, 110nary Cou,cll 10 a .m first and Ernesl ST . JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH , supt. of church, Rev. L R. third Tuesdays. Prayer and B1bht Th~..· CJ cn turc~ of lhc "oods sc u TT \' to Lht·ir 'kns lt, p rn chotr prod~ee , Wednesday . PRESBYTERIAN , Re, Tuesday Str ~ekl1n , pasto r. Sunday church Pine Gro'le The Ae¥" W1lham Gluestncamp Wednesday Thursday wul t out llu..• upprotu.:'llln.L( storm . E H: f ) II\ hJ.L! 1hlng 1n 830p m pastor ; Roger Study , Wednesday, 7:30p.m. BURLINGHAM CHURCH , Rev 5ChooL 9 30 om Mrs Homer Middleswo rth , PQstor. Church Wtllfred Sr .. Sundoy School supl, . HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRISr - Mark Nehemiah lsa1ah the fuJ C:-; l Si,:C III S to he lwldinJ.( lt toi bJc1dh In Bobby Elktns , pastor Sunday lee supt mornmg wors.htp , serYICes 9 30 a m Sunday SChool Sunday School , 9·30 om .. proyor •1N CHRISTIAN UNION, Tho Ro, , - - , 12:28-34 1 10·20 9 5·20 untldputlon ... or in lrH r ~c h oo l 10o m , worshtp service, 10,30 10 30om meeting Tu•tday, 7.30 p m, Wilham Campbell, pastor Sundat" 11 ( ~ 1\nrl lhi HIs the \\ Uyo fthi.. world . J'lu.:Ji..' will U h\ U \~ .11 a.m and 7 p m , Wednesday Friday MIDDLEPORT. Sunday sClhool, BRADBURY CHURCH OF youth meeting , 6 p m , Sunday. School , 9 30 a .m.; James Hughes , Saturday evenmg ser'IICe 7 p m be UIIX Iely . .. U 1\\ U)'S I( Ur - i..' \ C II i II I he IU.'UJ I of 111 11 ia 9 30om .. R•chordVoughan supl CHRIST , K1m Cole, pastor, Kevm Leaders Ada Von Meter and Gret· tupt. , evening service. 7 30 p Ill· _.. ~ Isaiah J erem1ah FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST 282 Mormng worsh1p , 10 JO l(rng, Sunday school supt. Sunday fa Suttle Sunday evening wor· Wednesday evening praya( t-itt 55:1·13 Anti wh e re d ocsmu u j.!() fo1 1 C fu~c'! I n \\llat or to 3 12·22 Mulberr'l' Ave .. Pomeroy, Pa ul J SYRACUSE Mornmg worsh1p , 9 school , 9.30 a m.. worsh1p ser· sh1p, 7 p m through wmtar mon· meetmg, 7.30 p m Youth praye~n1 -)1 \\hom docs he lnuk f(,r co mf;,r1 und !'lufctv•? "-\vh1te. Pastor Gary Bashom , Sun om , Sunday scl1ool lOam Mrs. v1ce 10.30 a .m , Sundav ser· each Tue1day . -.j~"''"" F1>r n : 11h1 ricH till' Clnn rh hus om.:rnl h~ ,;, pn 1tn· day school sup t Sundo.,. school. Sampson Ha ll sup! vices , 7 p m . youth m~ef mg, thsMT. HERMON CHURCH OF THE serv1ce FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH~' "' ' tloh ngul ns t I hi..' udwrs1 1h.'!-i ttf I ifc 11 l"H ' n o llt:r... hi 111 9 30 o m · morntng worsh1p, RUTLANO CHURCH OF GOD Wednesday 7 p m. Uf'IITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Lotorl, W. Va .. Rl I, Re,, GoorgO' ,; 10 30. evemng worst·11p. b 30 p m Rev James 0 Guynn pastor Jllirud t!-i Cc 11 uf nl\' il p !tHUI!•h.: " !-iohtLC uml l lf.:!ll'L' ANTIQUITY BAPTIST , Rev . Rev James H leac::h, pastor. Sun- Hoschor, patter. Sunday SchoolM1dweek prayer ~erv1ce, 7 30 Sunday school, 10 o m , Sunday Freeland Noms . pastor Sunday day school , 9 30 a .m., Russell 9 30 am, Prayer and 81ble study "h en J.J:i lcf und ln1r h \.'~L' I him pm warshtp , 11 a .m , Sunday even mg school 10om Church serv1ce, 7 Spencer, supt, Worthtp servtce, 7 30 p.m. Cottage Prayer Service Cc uuc.: to th\.· Jlfm:-.L ol1hc Lord wluk lhL· :-.lo1111 FAIRPLAY, CHAPEL , located ort ~erv1ce , 7 p m Wednesday war p m Wednesday 81ble Study , 7 10 . ~5 a m., Evening worstnp T~;esday , 10 a.m Worship Ser · Sc:nptwe& selec!&d b~ The AmeriCan {Jjble hoety i:; ruJ.lln~ , und fi•n· \ ~_; r th ctL.:al1 t:r pm Me•g s County Rood 1 otf etthe r sh1p serv1ce 7 30 p m al ternating with C. e ot 7 30 p m VICe , Thursday, 7:30 p m Copynghl 1976 Ke sle, AdYem~mg SeN1ce Inc suascurg V1rg m1 01 325 or 124 Pastor Rev Theron HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH RACINE CHURCH OF THE on Sunday Prayer meet1ng 730 • ,......;,..,..,..,..-,..-....,..,..,.....;,..;...,..._,..,..,..,..,..,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _,_...,...., Durham Sunday School 9 30 Near l ong Bottom, Edsel Hart NAZARENE , Rev John A Coff· - a m. wo rshtp serviCe 10·30 a , po ster. Sunday school. 10 om man pastor Sunday School 9.30 worshrp serv\ce , 7 30 p m . 'Sun Church . 7 30 p m prayer am . Gerold Wells , supl Morn With the hope it will. In some measure', foster and help sustain that day Prayer meetmg Tue sday , meeting, 7 30p m Thursday lnQ worship, 10 30 a ,fll .. Sunday .! which Is good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by 7.30 p m: youth serv1ce , 7 30 MIDDlEPORT PENTECOSTAL , e'entng worship 7·30 Proyer ~ p.m Fnday Tht rd Ave , the Rev Wdl1am Knst meetmg We-dnesday , 7 JOp m. the business firms and organizations whose names appear below . I" , ., o;· f ... . RUTLAND APOSlOLIC CHURCH lei pastor Ronald Dugan , Sun RACINE FIRST BAPTIST, Don L OF JESUS CHRIST, Thomas L doy Schoo! Supt Classes for all Walker, Pastor, Ronn 1e Salser Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hart and Mrs. Charles Alkire,. ;:; , . Holmes , pas tor 81ble study ages . evemng ser111ce. 7 30 Brble Sunday school supt Sunday and Mrs. Helen Simpson paternal grandparents, Mr . .:::;-~:, 1 Saturday 7 30 p m Sunday ~l udy Wednesday 7 30 P m sc~ool , ~·30 a r'l'l , mornmg wor· spent a day in Colwnbus. and Mrs. Dale Hill of Moore : ' ' , ~ school 10 a m. Evongelt sltc ser youth serv1ces Fndoy 7 30 p m shtp, 10 40 om , Sunday evenmg Mr S filled Fla., grealv•ce , 7 30 p.m Sunday MIDDLEPORT FREEWill BAP wor•h•p 7 30, Wednesday even S. impson an ap- Haven, POMEROY WESLE YAN TIST. Corner Ash and Plum , Noel tng Bible study , 7 30 potntment with an eye grandmother, Mrs. Dolly .',._ • HOLINESS CHURCH Horns on111lle , Herrman, pa stor, Saturday even Ph 992-2101 John F . Fultz DANVILLE WESLEYAN , Rev specialist. I HE FINEST IN MOBILE HOME S Pomeroy Wolfe of Apple Grove aU were ;.:;"';:Re v O'Dell Manl ey , Pastor, mg serv~ee 7·30 p m . Sunday Lelon Glasure, pastor . Sunday Mrs. ~nnis Manuel and present at the dedication ', " 1100 E . Main Pomero~' Ph . 992-7034 Henry Ebl1n , Sunday School Supt School, 10 am ,Sunday eventng Sc l1oo,l. 9 30 a .m , voulh ond da f ughter, Denise spent a ew Service. - " Sunday School 9 30 o.m Evemng wors h1p, 7 30 P m , 1unior yout h service •6 45 p m ., worsh1p 7 30 p m Pray er and MEIGS . evemng worship 7 30 p m . days 1n Racine visiting wtth . Recent vlsltdrs of Laura :: Pro1se serv•ce, Thursday. 7.30 COOPERATIVE PARISH prayer ond pro"•· Wednesdoy, relatives and friends. Byers were Mr. and Mrs. pm METHOOIST CHURCH 7 30 p m· • Mr , Herman Wolfe is a tt. 1'., SMALL EN'GINE SALES &;SE'RVICE Edward Willey of Walbach, SYRACUSE FI RST CHURCH OF . I' RoberiT Bumgomer, SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST, •patiental Veterans Memorial 498 Locust St. Middle~oH "' Ph '192.3092 Middleport.'Qlli~ , GOO. Rev George Oiler pa stor ' Indiana. '!bey also visited Otre<:tor Mtles Trout pasfor Sunday . I Sunday school, 9·4S a m morn POMEROY CLUSTER school lOam . Steve Lllf le, sLtpt Hospttal in Pomeroy. with other friends and .ng preoch 1n g, 11 a m , Rev Robert Hayden Evenmg serVICe , 7 p m', prayer Rev. Don Walker was relatives. ' ' e11angeltsl•c serv 1ce , 7,30 p m . Rev 0 Wm Sydenstncker meetmg Thursday 7 p.ril surprised wiUl a party after ' Prayer meehng Thursday . 7·30 CHESTER Worshtp 9 15 om CHESTER CHURCHOF GOO. the church service last pm . Church School10 a .m Rev Bobby Porte r. paslor Sun• POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH POMEROY Worship, 10·30 a "' doy school, 9 30 0 m.: WO'Shop Wednesday evening In honor Call949·2838 For An Appointment " HElL" DEALER OF CHRIST, 200 W Matn St . Jerry Church School 9 15 om UMYF servrce , 11om , evemng servtce, of his b1rthday. A gift was ' Racme, Oh1o Thtrd St. Racme Ph 949-2882 Pa ul, m mr~ler , phOne 992 7666 6 30 P"' 7 30. you in service, Wednosdoy. gtven to him from the church. ENTERPRISE , Wor~ht p 9 a-m . 7 30 Conservot1ve, non InSTr umental. ' Sunday wor,shtp • 10 om , Btble Church Schooi iOa .m . lA';,~SVfllE CHRISTIAN CHUR· .Mrs. M.arie Roy and Mrs. ...., ...., ·~ study 11 o m , worsh1p, 6 p.m ' I ROCK SPRINGS , Worshtp 10 CH, Ted Jones . pastor. Sunday Uncia Gnnun have returned ' Wednesday Brble study , 7 p .m om Church School 9 o m. UMVF school. 9 30 am ; Ray Sigman , home !rom Veterans - !1"' I RUT\AND FREEWill BAPTIST , 6 30 P m. supo. · mom1ng worsh<p, 10 30, Memorial Hospital where 4 I,.., 1\ ' 1' 10 o,m morntng Sunday school, Open 8 to s- Closed Thurs. FLATWOODS. Wors~t p 11 o m, Sunday evenmg serv1ca, 7 30, they were patients. I! VI I I serv rce , 11 D m , Sunday lh'en,ng Church School, lOam 214 E. Main Po,meroy Ph 992-SllO .... m1d-week servtce Wednesday Mr y G te d Rac~ne , Ohio Mr. and ·Mrs . Harold s-erv1ce 7.30 p .m Wednesday Bi · MIDOLf.PORJCLUSTER S, vonne ar n an 7.30p.m ..:.. ble study , 7 .30 p m R.,, R~eriBumgomer ~YRACUSE CHURCH OF THE children hBVe moved from Robinson, Lancaster, were \ ~~ .. OLD DEXTER BIBlE CHRISTIAN • HEATH , Wo,.nlp 1030 am NAZARENE Rev. Colo Boss Racinetotheirnewresidence calling on his former neigh- , : ,~ • · CHURCH , Rev Rolph Sm1th Church School 9 30 a m UMYF 6 t B0 b M S d m po• or; oore un oy in Reynoldsburg Ohio. bors, Mr. and Mrs. Reed • ' ' pastor Sunday school. 9 30 a .m , P Sc hool supl . Sunday school ' GROCERIES & GENERAL Jeffers on Saturday. Mr. ,: ' Mrs . Worley Fronc1s , superrnten · RUTLAND. Jeff rey Ge,ber. clossos for oil ogos , 9·30 o.m. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Wolfe COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE MERCHANDISE dent Preaching serv•ces f1rst & ~oslor Worship 10·30 om Chur· r.10rn1ng worshtp , 10 45 a.m. , have moved from Syracuse to Robinson is improved ~ _ Locust & Beech Sis. Middleport Ph 992-9921 Racine Ph. 949-2550 th1rd Sundays fotlow1og Sunday ch School 9 30 a m NYPS 6 JO l somewhat from a heart at· ' : ~: SYRACUSE CLUSTER . • p.m .. "'onge>slte ser thetr new home In Racine. School 7:30 p.m Prayer and Rev. R1chord E. Jarvis vice: Mr. and Mrs Richard tack he suffered In May. '::::: GRAHAM UNITED MHHODIST , fo sttng Tuesday , 10 am. , ' Mr ;• and Mrs. Emzie Davis, ;" • Preachtng 9·30 o m . ftrst and seASBURY , Worsh1p 11om Chur-. M•dweek prayer urvtee , Beegle of Akron have been cond Sundays of each month en School 9 50 o m UMW i> rsO Wednesday, 7 30 p m.. men 's VIS! ling with relatives in Parkersburg, W. Va . were Nationwide Ins Co of Columbus, 1 BAKERS OF GAY 90 BREAD thtrd and lourlh Sundays eoch Tuesday pr~y~r meeting Saturday, 7 p.m Ractne. · IUe&ts of htr brothers, Paul ' M1dcl lepor1 804W. Main Pomeroy Ph 992-JOJO FOREST RUN, Wonhtp 9 a .m. 1 d Ph. 992-2318 month, worship service nt 7 30 . miSSIOnary mea lng , secon Vlsttors over the weekend 'ia}d W. C. Peck, one day this . " , p.m Wednesday evenmgs at ChUfth SchoollOo.m. UMW1htrd Wednesday, 7:30p.m. • 7 30 Proyer ond B1ble Study. --• Wednesday 7 30p m UNITED FAITH NON - wtth Mr . and Mrs . Ralph ·~~&at week SEVENTH ·OAY AOVENTIST , MINERSVILLE Wo"h1p 10 o m DENOMINATIONAL , Rev. Robero Badgley were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. ai1d · Mra. Fred Wood, Mulberry Hetghts Road Pomeroy Church School 9 o.m UMW lhtrd Smith , poslor Sunday School, Steve Badgley and daughter GaWpolll, caUed on Mr. and , 'Y , · • BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD Pastor. Gerard Seton , Sabboth Mondoy7 .30pm. 930 0 Cl 051 I d L Hll WE <FILL DOCTOR S YRACUSE Chwch School "30 . · m. ea er, eo 1 : Kelli of Columbus Mr and Mrs. Walter Jordan and : ,.:.Huntington , W. Va S School Superrntendent, Clora 7 PRESCRIPTIONS worsh1p service, 10:30 am , chur· Mr Ral ~n) ' · Mcintyre Sabbath School Satur- o.m Wor$ktpservtce7 30p.tn. ch7.30p.m S, ph Ba,.. ey are nOW Joshua on Sunday afternpon, :"." 992-29H Pomeroy ' day afternoon at 2 00 , w1th WorSO UTHERN CLUSTER EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN visiting their SOn and Mrs. Murl Galaway , along ·~ . stup Service lalla wing at.3 15 Ro, Howard Shiveley CHRISr. Eldon R. Blake , patio,, daughler·in~aw In Fairfax with her daughters, Mrs. · - --" RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHUR· Rev . ~tevenWilson Sunday School 10 a .m .. Howard V A In th i' Beulah Crabtree, local, and ' , CH Rev Roger Ford, Jr .. pastor; Rev Zelia Kruszewskt McCoy tvpt Morning sermon 8. CCOmpany g em .I TWO LOCATIONS l if<. , LOUIS W OSBORNE supt .. Sunday Drewy Gore , Mrs. Thelma Woodrum, .: BETHANY, (Dorcas), Wor5hip 11 a . ~ .: Su~· d ay n ght serv ce~ Mrs. Margaret Gloeckner, 1 1 39 N. Second 51 . Mldd1ePGrl, 0 . school 9 30 o m.; morn rng wor· 9 30 D m. Church School 10 30 Chrtsflan Endeavor , 7 30 p m.. mother of Mrs . Larry McArthur, were In Columbus ' 220 E: Moin Pomeroy Ph.992-2178 46 Court si: ' Ga 11ipolis, 0 . sh1p , 10 <45 am , 8 p m .. Pl'leoching Badgley .:.. to see Mrs. Galaway's sister, ' THE HILAND CHAPEL George a ~ARMEL Chruch School o 30 Song serv•ce p.m. Midweek Prove' T I.e . -'• f Mr '• Mrs. Goldie Chase, who is In a Casto, pastor. Sunday School , am Worshtp 10.30 a.m 2nd 'and 8.30 meeting, Wednesdav . 7 p m, Ray ony w.us, son 0 • and 9.30 o.m. eYening worsh1p, 7 30 41h Sundays. serious condition at Mercy Adoms, loy leader Mrs . Sam Lewis has returned ' Thursday eventng prayer servtce, APPLE GROVE , Sunday School CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, to his home after being I Hospital . . Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio 7·30p m. 9 30 am. Worsh~p 7 30 p m. 1st l 1 d t R II d N l' WE HANDLE ONLY Mr. and Mrs. Lewia Smith , -eel 1ng Rood, O<o e ne)(t a to u Farest on on Acre ew Park, lma patient In St. Joseph hospital ond 3rd Sundo"•· RACINE APOSTOLIC CHURCH , Pro"•' , "' U.S D.A. CHOICE MEATS . Evangelisti~ serVICe, Sunday . 7 30 VIII ted theh' son·ln·law and ' Wednesday 7.30 p.m Fellowship Rev . Ray Rouse, 'Postor, Robert in Parkersburg . ' p.m .; prayer meeting. Tuesday , supper f1rst Saturday6 p m UMW Musser, sunday School supl . Sun· Attendance Sunday at the daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ::-:;;;;, • 7:30p.m ' B1ble Study , Thursday 2 n~;~;st~f~Rfpc~ruc h School doy school 10 30 om wo,.nlp Racine Baptist Sunday Reece Prather In Columbus ::::::;: • 7:30pm . • I sO , 2nd, 3rd Sundo"S , 9.30 0 m 7 30 p.m Bible Study, School was 132. A real nice recenUy. lAth,,... ,: MIDWAY COMMUNITY CENTER , Wednesday , 7 .30 p m , Saturday , Di>dtealed to the Interests of Ph. 992-3284 Oe)(fer Rd . Langsville O~ia , Rev . Fourth Sundoy 10 30 om Wor· njgho proyer service , 7.30p.m Middleport crowd was present for the Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rex .~"" : Me1gs·Mason Area Clyd~ Ferrell, Pastor Sunday ship 2nd Sunday 7 30 p.m. 41h HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN, worship service. Several Cheadle were Mr. and Mrs ----~ 1 Phone 992-2156 School 11 a m Saturday Sunday 9 30 a.m . Prayer meeting Roger · Watson, pastor: Wallace visitors attended, ..:. William St. John and Mr. ami ·,;;~: 1 f preachmg serv1ces 7 30 p m Wodnosdoy 7 30 p m UMW lsi Bradford supo ., morning war· .: ' FRESH PRODUCE& PLANTS Recent vlaltors of Mrs. Mrs . Tony Wood and son ; Wednesday evenrng 81ble study Tuesday7 30p m sh1p , 9 30; church school, 10:30; 2 CONVENIENT MARKETS at7 ·30p .m Jamestown, Mr . and Mrs: -;i . WESLEYAN (Roe>ne), Sunday young people's meellng Grella Simpson w~re Mr. and ' ' Pomeroy, 6 30 FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH . School 10 a m Worsh1p 11 a.m.. p m. ; evening worsh1p , 7·30 p m, Mrs, Solon Butch:er of WIUiam Spe~el and Mr . and .! • ~IDWAY Ph. 992-2582 Batley Run Rood. Rev Emmett Jr UMYF Wednesday 3.30 p.m. B>blo soudy, Wednesdoy 7.30 Spencer, W.Va. , Mrs. Marion MalOn., Mrs. Roger Speigel and :;... : . Middleport , Ohio Rawson . pastor Handley Dunn, B1ble Study Thursdov 7 p m. Choir . Ph. 773-572 1 .~ . , 1 supt Sunday school, 10om. Sun· Praclice Thursday 8 p m p ~T. UNION BAPTIST, Ro' R. D Knightstep of Columbus, Wayne, Columbu. day eventng serv•ce 7.30, B1ble Mr. and MrL John Kimes, ;.:.:: lETART FALLS, Chu"h School Brown , supply poslor 1 Sundoy Mrs. Lavinia Slmpaon, Mr . teach1ng , 7 30p.m. Thursday 1so, 2nd , 3rd Sundays 10.15 a.m school9:45 om .. Sunday evon 1ng and Mrs. Robert Beegle, Mrs. Paula ,and 'ntomu and her :~j ' OYESVILLE COMMUNilY CHUR · 41h Sundoy 9.15 a .m Worsh>p worship, 7.30p.m Emma Adams, Mr 8 . mother, Amy Caldwell, • 1NDUSTR 1AL & COMMERCIAL CH , Roger C Turner , paslor. Iso 2nd . 3rd Sundays 9 IS om.. TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN Roderick Grimm and several Keepsake Diamond Rings .. vlsUed several days here with • Sunday schoo l, 9 30 o m. , Sunday 41h Sunday 7 30 P m Ph: 441.-0963 Addison.lo Phi492-6173 CHURCH . Eugene· Und•rwood, morn1ng worsh1p, 10.30, Sunday 21,2~~"*'.~:·!"il\ Po~;roy Ph . 992 ·378S MORNING STAR , Worsh1p 9·30 pallor; Howord Coldwell, Jr., others. Mrs. Lucy Thomas and her • • • ,.K,__ j_ ~ 1:-JtJ 1'1 evenmg serv~ee, 7 30. om .. Chu"h School 10·30 om .. Sundoy School Supo. , Sunday Brent Wllaon, son Of Mr . . gueats, Mrs. Nancy Arnson "..'it ~" "MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH · THE SALVATION ARMY 115 M1d -Weok Service Wednesdoy 8 School, 9.30 o.m.. Morntng Sor · and Mrs. Franlllln Wllaon Jr . - ft-'1 ~daughters, Pembroke ~ • ~ Butternu t Ave Pom•roy Envoy P·~ORSE CHAPEl, Worshp 11 mon , 10' 30 0 m : Sunday even . Ia visiting with his aunt and Florida '4 •'"l'l I and ' Mrs Roy Wmtng , officers tn lngservlce, 7 p m. Gerald & Melva Elbln, Owner charge Sunday ~oliness meeting , Ser~icea ,;ere held In om. Cnu"hScnooiiOo.m LETART FALLS UNITED IU1Cle 1 Mr. and Mrs. !JeMiS Open8to7dally 12·5Sun . 10 a .m.: Sunday school , 10 :30 PORTLAND , Worship 7:30Pm . BRETHREN , Rev Freeland NorriS , Manuel In Mlll'letla. 296 W. Second Albany for Mli. Elizabeth • ::;, Rutland Pomeroy Ph. 992·3863 . Ph. 742·2424 am. Leader YPSM Eloise Adams , C~urch Schaol9·30 a m t Fl d N · S d Mr Caro poweU and (Lillie) Wooten, 86, who ' .'"7 SUTTON , Church School 9.30 pos or. oy orns, supl un oy s. lyn ' 7·30 p m solvot•on meet1ng, 9 ' Lori visited paued away recently In ' r 1 lodtes Home League, 12 noon to 2 a .m Worship 1st and 3rd Sundays tc~ool,o ' 30 0 m.. morning ser· daughter 30o.m mon , I ·30 a.m , Prayer servtct , U lth h "'•ter Mr 10 p.m .. THursday . prayer meeting Survivors ' Wednesday.7.30p.m. recen yw er.,. , s. Parkersbura. and B1ble study, Thursday, 7 30 NORTHEAST CLUSTER CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF Evelyn Young In GaUipoUs. Include a dall8hler .- Mrs. ' ~ pm Syracuse Ph. 992-3978 Re. Robero Mooco PROPHECY , G P Smilh, pasoor Visitors of Mr . Bnd Mrs. Ed Lucille Jordan, Hun"ftOton ~~ MIDDLEPORT 1>&116 ' .... j Denn~:~~~r. Sunday Sc~ool , 10 am., Art~ur Miller were Mr. and Mrs. W. Va., tbree IGIII, Cifford, MT. MORIAH BAPTIST , Corner • Assoc Mtnlsfer ~ Hento~ , Supt., Mornin~ Wort~lp , Robert..,__ .. of th.nl""lle Fourth and Mo1n , Mrddleport. 11 a.m.; Young Peopfes serv1ce, """"-...,... -......- • AllderiiOII, Dlaald, all of -· . ' Rev Henry Key. Jr , pastor. Sun· JOPPA Worsh1p 10 a m.. Chur· 7 p.m.. Evening servtee, 7 30 Jennifer Alfllllla, daughter area, ~ trlth aeverll day School 9 30 a.rrl .. Mrs Ervin ch School 9 om .. Prayer Meoling p.m : Wtdnetdoy Mtd·WHk of Mr. and llfn. Marvin HID ' ch1J4t411 tnd great· t Baumgardner, supt. ;. Morn•ng Wednesdov 8 p.m, p s 1 7 30 y h • THE STORE W1TH A HEART LONG BOTTOM. Sundoy school roytr trv co, ' p.m.. out WU dedicated at the Racine worship 10 45 a m chUtlrell~' Reverind ·~.._:: mHIIng, 6.30 p m. henl"ff wor- B tl t Ch h S d IICIM Ph. 9<1t·2626 Chester Racine JHlOVAH S W!.TNESSES lo"y ol 9 30 a ,m Worsh1p serv1ces at ship, 7:30pm lp 8 UrC un IY ~ ofllclaled and • ,. ' (t11 11(:'1han pres1dmg minis ter 915·3307 949-2020 7 30 P m Btble sOudy ond You In CHESTER CHURCH OF THE morning by Rev, Don Walker. burial was In Ogdin ~ ;· Sunday, 81ble lecture, 9 30om , 1l'HPe t1ng 1al 8 P m nn NAZARENE , Rev, Herbert Grate, MatE:rnll grandparents, Mr. Qlmetery. • __.:_; 'OK1f Televi.~ion TIIJlCV CAPTAIN EASY Ell::; &Y ''&~P6~DA8L~" YOU- M~AN -~ ,,30 THE CHUMP'S O U~ ~ECIU~Ail ~EC RET NOT Qfo/f. OF A6ENT~ ... IF HS 17 CAUGHT BREAKING INTO THE WROIJ6 H0US6 ,WE S IMPLY PI,OWN HIM! (YAWN) 5'110- Bonanza 3; Par1rldge Family 8; Mission : 1m· possible IS . s 30-Adam·12 4, 13; News 6; Family AHa1r 8; Electric Company 20,33 . 6:00-News 3,4,8,10.13,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20.33. 6·30-NBC News3,4,15; ABC Newsl3; Andy Grlfllth6; CBS News 8,10 : Hodgepodge Lodge 20; . Carrasoo1endas 33 7 oo-Truth or Consequences 3; To Tell The Truth 4, Bowling for Dollars 6; Space: 1999 81 Black Persl'@ctlve' On The News 33; News 10; Don Adams Screen Test 13; Wild Kingdom 15; Woman 20. 7:30-Porler Wago110r 3; Treasure Hunt 4; Ohio Stale Lottery 6; To Tell The Truth 13 : Pnn1 Goes The Country 15; Robert MacJIIell RepOrt 20 · 8·110-Sanford and Son 3,4,15; Donny & Marie 13; World ' at War 6; Vaudeville B; Washington Week in At;AIIJ WE INT ERRUPT OUR MIDN16HT MU$1CALE TO WARI>i YOU AE50UT THAT (';0Rt~~A- . H~ MAY MAN . ee 51THER A LOONY OR A CRIMII\IA L.PO~!>IB I..Y OANeEROU~! . 65 • AJ 71 A A8 4 SOUTII • K 62 AQ 107 Neither vulnerable We!ill REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES WAID CROSS SONS STORE P. J. PAULEY, AGENT UTI'LE ORPHAN ANNDi: LITTLE ... ... Events ..."" HEINER'S BAKERY 1 Maine river 5 u_ in ' SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT . n .. J CISide!l&=n 4 Sioux 5 NoTL'!ense (3 wds.) (sl.) 6 Milkflsh newspaper 7 Fighting name (3 wds.) 19 Celtic deity 20 Hotbed Me" 6. 11 :311-Boxlng 8; Mov1e "The Battle of The VIlla Flori!a" 10; Movie "Son of Frankenstein" 13; PMA Pulse 15. 1us-Movie "Call Northside 777" 3; Saturday Night 4, 15. 1:OC>-Sammy and Company 6; Mov1e " The Strange Case of Dr. Rx." 13. 1 : 1r-News 3. "Th• 1:30-Don J(rlshner's Rock Concert B; Mov1e v Strange Love of Martha Ivers" 10. 1:45-Movle "Mr. Mo1o's Last Warning" 3. 2:30-ABC News 13. 3· 30-Movie "Temember the Day" J; Movie "Ten Tllousand Bedroom" 10. 5:QO-Mov1e "The Jackpot" 3. 6 :30-Green Acres 3. • 21 Bit %Z Montana city Z4 Worked Wider· ground %5 Slugger Slaughter ze Suspend ro AH Ht>.FTA ~SSW IS RE5f0 1MAN n Workshop of science FO' TH' 28 Part of a franc Sl Wonder· ment JZ Ganuna or AMERICAN PAINTING CO. DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's bow to work It: AXYDLBAAXR WHAT 170 'IOU MEAN 'OY THAr REMARK? . IF J. ENJOYEP MYSELF1 .A5 I SUSPECT I WOULD1 YOU MIGHT ~ I NK I W/'5 l'tJTTIN0 ON AN ACT FORTH~ SAKE O"C>ETI1N0 FAVOMBLE 'TRE'A'TMENT IN'!--::::- 1 YOUR AR'TJCLE! Is SALEM STREET MARKET --·· 1 l 1 30 RACINE FOOD MARKET RACINE PrANING MILL RIDENOUR ,TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE . >, I (>. . l ' ' .... .., <f.;' LONGFELLOW One Jetter s 1mply stands for another. In this sample A Ia used for the lhree L's, X for the Lw.o O's, etc Single lellel'l, apostrophes, the length and formatton of the words are all hints. Each day the code leiters are different. CRYPTOQUOTES NLG RHET .M KVM . U K&C JEWELERS THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS &LOAN CO. m+-t- bela S3 Jones or Seaver 34 Clothier ltVaUd RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE MARKET BOB'S MARKET ~~~BERRY'S SERVICE ~~~~~ suit article THE DAILY SENTINEL . I Inltiilte 2 Knightly business 17 Frequent ' . 33. H 7 oo-World At War 3; Lawrence Welk 4, 15; Hee aw · 6,8; In The Know 10; Newsmaker ' 76 13; R1vals o~ Sherlock Holmes 33. 7:311-Treasure Hunt 3; Las! of the Wild 10; Nashville on fhe Road 13. 8:00 -Emergency! 3,4, 15: Happy Days 6,13; Jeffersons 8, 10; At The Top 33. • 8:30-XXI Olympic Games 6,13; Dec B,lO. " 9 :0C>-Movle "The Madwoman of Chal11ot 3,4,15; Mery Tyler Moore 8,10; Upstairs Downs1alrs 33. 9:311-Bob Newhart 8,10. • IO:QO-Dinah Sllore 8,10; Men Who Made The Movies 33. 11:oo-ABC News 6; News 8,10,13; Janak! 33. 11 :1s-News 3,4, 15; Movie "When My Baby Smlies af DOWN · Stan • 15 WeU-lmown lWIN ·CITY GATEWAY 'GOEGLEIN SAND & GRAVEL solar disk 3 Be born . • painter to Egyptian ---14 Fish eggs '. ' river 39 French )lebraska river • s· 38 Engl.lsh Gallop Nickname for a second-rate <:QUege Munitions (sl.) DUDLEY'S MARK V STORE Pyle, formally Arms" '"'·' ...:7] SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY 3'1 Journalist ACROSS • 3: 30-Champlon• 8 4:110---<:all tt Macaroni 10; Resourceful We•t VIrginia 33. 4:3o-Gold 8,10; Let's Grow a Garden 33. oo-FB1 3 · W1de World of Sports 6.13; Don Adams • Screen Test 4; Wreslllng 15; What's Cooklf19? 33. 5:30-Adam·12 4: Guppies to Groupers 33. 6:QO-News 3,4,8,10; God Has The Answer 15; Mark of Jazz 33. 6:30-NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13;New• 6; To Be Announced B; CBS News 10; Llilas, Yoga and You THOMAS . : ; ·, • ~~~~ ~W'fJby JOSEPH ..:.:!Z 'l o •• A Tetmessee reader wants know If anyone has a book By Oswald & James Jacoby or pamphlet with rules for West's three-heart bid was party bridge. ORPHAN ANNIE-GOOD CONNECTION correct because he trusted We regret to say that while - - - - - - - - both h1s partner and hts op- there may be such a book in 11'5 TOO HOT To HERS'S A 51o1ART GUY I'Ll GO UP AND WAIT ponents He trusted that his existence we do not know of it. MENTION OVER TME "TOO ·· NEVER FIGURED IN THAT ~IDEOUT HE partner wouldn ' t suddenly PHONE··,.EE1 ME HE'P COME 11'4 HANDY~EEPS •· NO USE BEING (Do you have a question dec1de to go on and bid four AT THAT PLACE· · JUST GOES TO SHOW YOU ·· SEEN HERE · · for the e•perts? Write "Ask YOU KNOW WtiERf hearts Th1s wasn' t too much the Jacobys" core of this trust If East had any interest newspaper The Jacobys w;ll '" playmg four hearts, ,h e would have b1d three hearts answer md1v1dual questions If stamped, self-addressed over North's two spades As for trust in his op · envelopes are enclosed The ponents , West knew that they most interesting questions had stopped at lwo spades and w111 be used on th;s column neither one was going to and w1/1 receive copies of dec 1de to go to game after · JACOBY MODERN) ELLIS & SONS SOH 10 BETSY ROSS BAKERY 2• • • • to • PAUL'S BARBER SHOP 1t I• Pass 3• Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Ojoenong lead - 3 • •• Carpenter Pel"sonals North East 2• . LINDA'S LADY FAIR BEAUTY SALON •AQ1094 • Q8 3 AJ5 3 tiOH A K 962 •KJ964 " 72 BIG JIM'S PLAZA . RACINE PLUMB'ING & HEATING A A2 'K J 8 3 H£;~15 'PJR lUJ¥.H AIJD U£1-wtii~l.-QUIGJ<. CNI.D... ,. . EAST WEST • 75 • that ftrst decision . What other chance did West take' He might get doubled but who was going to double? He, West, had goof trumps and his partner had b1d the sUJt fir.st. What could West gain? He could get his opponents to three spades and maybe beat that contract one trick . South really should have passed and watched three hearts get set. but he did bid Utree spades. He also might have made three spades, but he managed to lose one spade, two hearts, a club and a dla· mond so West's three-heart bid really paid off . 16 NORTH 101 •QI08 3 MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. WILKINSON'S 6:01)-Salnt 3. WIN AT BRIDGE . KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. , • Cat-and-mouse partial bids ... Racme . SoCIW :.:..1 Review 20,33; Sllre 10. 1·31>-The Prec:tlct 3,1,15; WaiiStrwl WMk 20,33. 9;0C>-Roclcford FilM 3,4,1$; Movie "The Publl~ Eyt" 6,13; Movie "Attack on the 1r011 Colttt' 1.10; U.S.A.: People end Pollllct ld:JI. · 10: ~ol1ce Stotry J,A,U; Newt 20; ·Paul Nuchlrns 33. 10:31>-Farm Dlfelt 20. 10:55-Polltlcel Ta1k 1,10. . 11 :0C>-Newt 3,4.6,1,10,13,15; ABC Newt 33. 11 :31>-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Rook!" 6,13; Movie "Houle of Dark Shldows"l ; Mov,. "10; Janak133. 12·.w-:.oon J(1rlhner' s Rock Con-' 6; WrHtllf19 13. 1:Hidn1ght Special 3,4,15: Mov1e " Biuebeard" IC t·4G-News 13. 2:31>-New• 3. 3.oo-Movlt "Un<ltr My Sk1n " 3. 4:30-Movlt "Smoky" 3. FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1976 ~~~~:~:~~~ • log for easy viewing RKNJL JKVVJ;IN IG, GIWKEEKCCGC MEGKI GZUCNC NLKN KVM NLUC LKC VH R K N J L I K D G E. -PH TN K U E G Yeaterday'a Cryploquole: A 'CYNIC IS A MAN WHO, WHEN GLORV BE!! 'IE MADE IT ALL GONE, TATER 'IE CAN HAVE 'lORE DESSERT NOW I[ III I I I I t1) TINYER IMPI:. !JY ~E~ WI-lEN, loJOif'>IL.Y reMANI:71NG 11-iEI~ ~ELEA~EL -"· YUNCAL Now ..,._.lht dreW 1otten flit·--- to fonnlht...,... - • · • -lthd b11htaloom<*lf tl AN "( I XH II]" (Aa.nNn I HE SMELlS FLOWERS, LOOKS AROUND FOR A COFFIN. J•..W..• INLET NAIVE I!HIIITY LEDGER H. L. MENCKEN , · y • .....,.•• cO liTe Kinl Fealura Syndical•, Inc.) AM-. li~N..IrallooJ•I<e-AIIETER I GET UP TOO EAALI( AND THE IJJAI( THElf HOP AAOOND ALL DA!f M0RNIN6 ... ME THE FiRST PLACE , I~Ri'S IN THE DRIVES CRAZI(... I tw;O MATE SlnJN6 ON TELEPHONE WI~ES ! ,...) • • �-'. '.,...n. D.ny l!erllnel, ~Y, o., Friday, July 18, 1»76 Wednesdayl . New poster , pal tor. Worship ,.,-..lc• , 11 a.m. ~ p.m , Wwdnlffl), Alfr.d WoHe~ ~·~ " t Richard Thomas . ond 7:30 p.m. Sunday • Sunday lay loodol. NOIITH BETHEL , Wor1n lp 11 School, 9.30 o.m, ~icllord lorlon. WHITE 'S CHAI'IL. Coolville om : Churct-r School10o m supt. Prayer m•etinu . R~. R01 CJretter, ALFRED . Sundoy School 9 <5 W.dnesday , 7:30p.m. schoolf .X)a.m.: . a m:: Worship II a m.i Prayer BRADFORD CHURCH OF t0·30 a.m. .... lludv proy••:,:::;., meeting Wednesday 7•45 p.m : CHRIST, Jock,.,,., , minister. Sun· Mrvic•, Wednetdoy. 7:30pm. w.;;;~.. ' UMW 3tcf Tuesday 8 p.m cloy School 9:30 o.m.: morning •UlLAND • TRINITY CHURCH. Ro, , W. H. Wat chiOwer t tudy. 10 J0 a.m REEOSVILL~. Suncfay School9 30 church 10:30 a.m.; Sundoy oven· RUTLAND CHUR<:H Of c~:~~~R::~ , Roy Mo~er Sun· Tuesday , Bible study, 7 30 p.m , am Worship 7.30 p.m ; Prayer ing nrv lc• . 7:30 p.m. Corl Peok. pastor: Bill I supl Chu rch Sc~ool Thur5day , minrslry School. 7 30 MMting 7·30 p m. Tuesday UMW Wednesday service, 8p.m Sunday achool supt . am ,' worship sen11ce, 10 30 p m.· servicemeetmg8·30p.m 7·30p .m 1st Thursday . LAUREL CLIFF FREE METH()QIST Khool, 9:30 a .m.. worohlp Cho•r rehea rsal, Tue!iday. MIDDLEPORT CHU~ CH OF SILVER RIDGE . Worsn;p 10 o.m CHURCH, Rev. Flor,d F. Shook , communion , 10·30 am. Evenin~ ..... -· p m. under d1redion of Mrs. CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UN JON, Church School9 o m pastor: lloyd Wr ght, Sunday servlc:•. 730 p.m Regular boar~~ Nease Lowrence Manley, poslor. Mrs TUPPERS PLAINS , Worsh1p 9 School Supr.: Morning Worship m-t1ng, Soturdoy, 7 P m. Ru s~t ll You ng Sunday School a .m. Church School I 0 a.m. 9·30 o.m , Sundoy School !0.20 RUTLAND COMMUNITY rHito.,-· CHURCHUmo OFn ' and THE SupO. Sunda y School 9 30 o.m Corner KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST , o,m.. Wednoodoy Praytr and II· CH , Sundoy School, 9.30 wor ship , 7 30 , George Freder k lc , supt S.rvtct ble Studr 7:30 p .m.. Sundoy Worship tervlce, 11 Rev Clyde V. Hender· Evening a . m.:" - ~ son , . Sundo.,. school, 9 30 Wednesday prayer meeting, 7 30 week ly, 9 30 am. on Sunday evening wonhlp 7:30p.m .: Chair w.;dnesdoy propt mHtlng, 7:30 .. " o.m. Glen McClung supt ., morn P m. Preochlng ftrst and third Sondays Practice Thurtdov . 1 p.m. p.m. roulh MNICII, Sunday, 7 ing worship . 10 30 a m 1 eventng MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD, of monlh by Clillord Smith, 9 30 DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, p. M.: Sundoynlghtworohlp , 7.30. service . 1 30, mid-week se rvice, Racrne Route 2. the Rev James a .m Charles Rv"sell , Sr.. mlnist... , .RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE Wednesdo.,. 7 30 p m , M Munty. pc;tslor Sunday school , HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION, Rtc k Macomber, supt. Sunday NAZARENE , lttv. Lloyd 0. GrlmT!.7'.. ·~ GRACE EPISCOPAL. The Re,, 9 ~ 5 a m ., morntng worship , 11 Oorrell Ooddr lll. pastor. Sunday school, 9 30 o. m ; worship m · Jr , po1tor. Sunday tcliool, 9:JO "" .::::1 • Harold Deeth ree,lor. Church ser o m, evenmg worsh ip, 7 30 School. 9 30 o.m.1 Leonard v1ce, 10·30 o.m. Bible Study , a m. , worship ,.,¥Ice , 10 30 a . m~"" ..... "' vices 10.30 am Hoi.,. commU· Prayer meeting, Tuesday , 7 30 Gilmore, first elder evenmg Jer - Tu•sdoy , 7.30p m. 8roodcattlhte(\YerWMPO; young , . " nion first Sunday of mon th , chur· p.m . Young people 's meettng 11lce 7:30 p m Wednesday REORGANIZED CHURCH OF people I service , 6.45 ." "\ . ch school. 10 30 am. for nursety 7•30 p m TMursdoy prayer meeting , 7 30 p m. JESUS CHRIST OF LAnER DI\Y ovongelisllc service , 7·30 P · ~ 1hrou9h 12 MIOOLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST, MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO, SAINTS, Portland Racine , Rood Prayer mHiing , Wedn•tdoy , 7:30 ··~·f POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST, CornerSIJ< IhondPalmer, lheRev Ractne Route '2 The Re v Charles William Routh, paltor ' Denny p .m .; Mitsionory meeting , 7.30 _ R1chard Evanson , pastor. Bible Peter Grandol , pastor Donny Hand, pastor, Sunday school , 9·45 Evans , Sunday School Or rector p.m. flrtt W-"'eaday of month, ..,.. school 9 30om . wo rsht p, 10 30 Thompson supertntendent Sun· o m., morning worsh1p, 11 a m. Sundoy School. a.m.. Morn · /MSOI'f COUNTY ""!!:: o m. , adult worsh ip serv1ce and day School WMPO Rod1o pro· Evening services, Tueiday and ing worshtp, 10:30 a.m , Sunday MASON FIRST IAPTIST , S.Cond ~ +. young people's meeting 7 30 gram 7 45 o.m , Sunday School, Frtday , 7 30p m. evening terv•u 1 p m. • and Pomerqy St• .. Ston Craig~~ p m. Combmed Blble study and 9 15 a.m . Morrung Worshtp, BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH Wednesday !Wtnlng prayer atr· pastor SuncfDy tchool. 9.<45 o.m . prayer mee ltn g Wednesday , 7 30 10 15 o.m Youth oclivit1es and OF CHRIST . Doug Seamon, vices, 7.30 p.m. wonlilp service, 11 a m. · pm fellow ship for jun ior and sentor mlruster. B1ble study , 9 30 a .m ; BETH(EHEM BAPTIST , Rov Earl union. 6 30 p.m.; THE SALVATION ARMY , Envoy h1gh studen ts, 6 P m Sunday mor ntng worship, 10 30 a .m , Shuler , pastor. Worship tervlce , ship service , 7:30p.m Roy W Wmmg , officer tn charge evenmg worship , 7 lO p.m M1d· evenmg worship, 7·JO p m 9:30 a.m Supdoy ~chool , 10:30 prQyer urvlce, Wtdnetday / Sunday , 10 om . Holiness week p r ayer serv1ces WednesdayB•blestudy , 7·30p m a m. Bible Study and prayir str• p.m. • meermg 10 30 om , Sunday Wl>dnesdoy 7.30 p.m KENO CHURCH OF ' CHRIST, viCeThurodoy. 7 30p .m. MASONCHURCHOFCHRIST , P. School uYoung Peop les leg1 on 7 CHURCH OF CHRIST. M•d George FreCienclo: , sup! Sunday CARLETON CHURCH , Kingsbury 0. Box 487, Mlllor Sl .. Moson, W,:-.,. p m , Thu rsday, I to 3 p.m. dleport 5th and Main, George morning &ervtet, 9.30 am , with Rood. Gary King, pa.,or. Sunday Va. Sunday Bible Study 10 o m . Lodn:!S Home l eague, 7 p m. Prep Gloze mintsfer , Jom ts Sheets preach1ng on f1rst end third Sun school , 9 30 a'.m. , evening wor· Worst,lp II a m. and 1 p m. Bible ;:;;~ class es supenntenden t 81ble school 9 .30 day of monl~ by George Ptc ktns ship ~ 7.30 p.m. Prayer meeting, Study Wednttday 7 p m , VocaL.:.:.: ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH . am . 1ncrnin9 wo rs~ lp, 10 30 STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY Wednesday, 7.30p.m music. Corner of Sycamore and Second o m , ewenmg worsh1p, 7 30. CHURCH , Sunday School serv•ce. LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN , FIRST SOUTHERN MPTIST . Cor· Sts Pomeroy The Rev. Wilham prayer ser11 tce , 7 P m 10 am , P1ayer meetmg , Bruce Smith. pastor. Wallace ner of Second and Anderson, Middl esworth , Paslor . Sunday Wednesday . Thu1 sdor. 7 p,m , Sunday evening DameWood , Supt. Bible School, Mason . Pattor, Walter Cloud. "'School at 9 ,.5 a m and Church MIDDLEPORT CH UR<:H OF THE !iervica 7 p m 9.30 am Preoclirng serviCe, Sunday tchool9:~5 a m. , worthlp Serv•ces 11 o m NAZARENE , Re' Don Cole , ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST 10.<45 a.m No •venlng s•rvlca service , 11 a.m. and 7.30 p m, SACRED HEART , Rev Father pastor Mi=s Mory lothey Sunday Pomaroy -Hart lsorwt lle Rd .. Don HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST W..kly Bible study , Wednosdoy . Paul D Wellon , pastor . Phone school supt Sunday school 9 30 Ken nedy , pastor , B1ll McElroy CHURCH , Rev Paul Ne v1lle, 7.30p.m 992 2825 Saturday evenmg Moss a m,, morntng worstup 10 30 Sunday school supt Sundar pastor. Sunday School 9.30 o.m.. MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOO.'; Sunday evange lis t iC school , 9 30 am , mormng wor- Morninv service , 10.30 am., Dudding lane, Mason, W. Vo . j l.i~lttnir1g llus l11:s .t uo!ois tlu.: e-;kv 'll111ndcr un · 7 30, SundoyMass, Sond lOam o m .. Prayer sh1p and commun •on, 10 30 o.m.. youth serv lc• , 6· 45 p m. Chester Tennant , Pastor. Sunday_.... lc w-thcs IlK om i nom; nunhllnl-{s 'llh;:. fl1 lil s pultcr n l Confess•on , Satu rday , 1·1.30 p.m meetlf'\Q , 7 JO p m POMEROY FIRST 8APTIST . Re. rneeling, Witdnesdoy, 7 30 P m. Sunday evening youth Chrtstlon e. . angellstrc service 7.30 p m. School9 .f5 o.m , Children's Chur · I Uill fulls hri :.;kl\ Oil,, rllUII J)' I ll\\' ofro1..·ks. Ro lph Zundel pastor W1llto m U'NIT ED PRESBY 'H RIA N Endeovor, 630p m worsh1pser · Prayer mHtlng, Thunday . 7 30 ch 6·<45 p.m. Young People 's Ser· '11H.: wind hq.tln s .1 11 i..'CI'k' sonM hi~h uhuH 111 thr Watson . Sunday school supr MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Sunday Yice, 7·30 p m Wednesday even· p.m.. Monday v1ce 6.<45 p.m. Evongeii$IIC Ser · •I swuyinM topM o f lull plut::h Su ll e n hd nk~ of t lo11ds Sunday school , 9 30 am BYF, 6 Dw1ghl L. Zovitz, director mg prayer meattng and Brb le Matthew Luke FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION ot vice NO p m. Women's Mis · hlunkct the pule moon . p m., B•ble study , Wednesday 7 R R t S 0 N V I l 'l E sludy, 7.3Q p.m H A 13 '3 1· 52 1213·21 Bald Knob ReY E. J. Griff1th, 110nary Cou,cll 10 a .m first and Ernesl ST . JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH , supt. of church, Rev. L R. third Tuesdays. Prayer and B1bht Th~..· CJ cn turc~ of lhc "oods sc u TT \' to Lht·ir 'kns lt, p rn chotr prod~ee , Wednesday . PRESBYTERIAN , Re, Tuesday Str ~ekl1n , pasto r. Sunday church Pine Gro'le The Ae¥" W1lham Gluestncamp Wednesday Thursday wul t out llu..• upprotu.:'llln.L( storm . E H: f ) II\ hJ.L! 1hlng 1n 830p m pastor ; Roger Study , Wednesday, 7:30p.m. BURLINGHAM CHURCH , Rev 5ChooL 9 30 om Mrs Homer Middleswo rth , PQstor. Church Wtllfred Sr .. Sundoy School supl, . HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRISr - Mark Nehemiah lsa1ah the fuJ C:-; l Si,:C III S to he lwldinJ.( lt toi bJc1dh In Bobby Elktns , pastor Sunday lee supt mornmg wors.htp , serYICes 9 30 a m Sunday SChool Sunday School , 9·30 om .. proyor •1N CHRISTIAN UNION, Tho Ro, , - - , 12:28-34 1 10·20 9 5·20 untldputlon ... or in lrH r ~c h oo l 10o m , worshtp service, 10,30 10 30om meeting Tu•tday, 7.30 p m, Wilham Campbell, pastor Sundat" 11 ( ~ 1\nrl lhi HIs the \\ Uyo fthi.. world . J'lu.:Ji..' will U h\ U \~ .11 a.m and 7 p m , Wednesday Friday MIDDLEPORT. Sunday sClhool, BRADBURY CHURCH OF youth meeting , 6 p m , Sunday. School , 9 30 a .m.; James Hughes , Saturday evenmg ser'IICe 7 p m be UIIX Iely . .. U 1\\ U)'S I( Ur - i..' \ C II i II I he IU.'UJ I of 111 11 ia 9 30om .. R•chordVoughan supl CHRIST , K1m Cole, pastor, Kevm Leaders Ada Von Meter and Gret· tupt. , evening service. 7 30 p Ill· _.. ~ Isaiah J erem1ah FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST 282 Mormng worsh1p , 10 JO l(rng, Sunday school supt. Sunday fa Suttle Sunday evening wor· Wednesday evening praya( t-itt 55:1·13 Anti wh e re d ocsmu u j.!() fo1 1 C fu~c'! I n \\llat or to 3 12·22 Mulberr'l' Ave .. Pomeroy, Pa ul J SYRACUSE Mornmg worsh1p , 9 school , 9.30 a m.. worsh1p ser· sh1p, 7 p m through wmtar mon· meetmg, 7.30 p m Youth praye~n1 -)1 \\hom docs he lnuk f(,r co mf;,r1 und !'lufctv•? "-\vh1te. Pastor Gary Bashom , Sun om , Sunday scl1ool lOam Mrs. v1ce 10.30 a .m , Sundav ser· each Tue1day . -.j~"''"" F1>r n : 11h1 ricH till' Clnn rh hus om.:rnl h~ ,;, pn 1tn· day school sup t Sundo.,. school. Sampson Ha ll sup! vices , 7 p m . youth m~ef mg, thsMT. HERMON CHURCH OF THE serv1ce FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH~' "' ' tloh ngul ns t I hi..' udwrs1 1h.'!-i ttf I ifc 11 l"H ' n o llt:r... hi 111 9 30 o m · morntng worsh1p, RUTLANO CHURCH OF GOD Wednesday 7 p m. Uf'IITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Lotorl, W. Va .. Rl I, Re,, GoorgO' ,; 10 30. evemng worst·11p. b 30 p m Rev James 0 Guynn pastor Jllirud t!-i Cc 11 uf nl\' il p !tHUI!•h.: " !-iohtLC uml l lf.:!ll'L' ANTIQUITY BAPTIST , Rev . Rev James H leac::h, pastor. Sun- Hoschor, patter. Sunday SchoolM1dweek prayer ~erv1ce, 7 30 Sunday school, 10 o m , Sunday Freeland Noms . pastor Sunday day school , 9 30 a .m., Russell 9 30 am, Prayer and 81ble study "h en J.J:i lcf und ln1r h \.'~L' I him pm warshtp , 11 a .m , Sunday even mg school 10om Church serv1ce, 7 Spencer, supt, Worthtp servtce, 7 30 p.m. Cottage Prayer Service Cc uuc.: to th\.· Jlfm:-.L ol1hc Lord wluk lhL· :-.lo1111 FAIRPLAY, CHAPEL , located ort ~erv1ce , 7 p m Wednesday war p m Wednesday 81ble Study , 7 10 . ~5 a m., Evening worstnp T~;esday , 10 a.m Worship Ser · Sc:nptwe& selec!&d b~ The AmeriCan {Jjble hoety i:; ruJ.lln~ , und fi•n· \ ~_; r th ctL.:al1 t:r pm Me•g s County Rood 1 otf etthe r sh1p serv1ce 7 30 p m al ternating with C. e ot 7 30 p m VICe , Thursday, 7:30 p m Copynghl 1976 Ke sle, AdYem~mg SeN1ce Inc suascurg V1rg m1 01 325 or 124 Pastor Rev Theron HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH RACINE CHURCH OF THE on Sunday Prayer meet1ng 730 • ,......;,..,..,..,..-,..-....,..,..,.....;,..;...,..._,..,..,..,..,..,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _,_...,...., Durham Sunday School 9 30 Near l ong Bottom, Edsel Hart NAZARENE , Rev John A Coff· - a m. wo rshtp serviCe 10·30 a , po ster. Sunday school. 10 om man pastor Sunday School 9.30 worshrp serv\ce , 7 30 p m . 'Sun Church . 7 30 p m prayer am . Gerold Wells , supl Morn With the hope it will. In some measure', foster and help sustain that day Prayer meetmg Tue sday , meeting, 7 30p m Thursday lnQ worship, 10 30 a ,fll .. Sunday .! which Is good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by 7.30 p m: youth serv1ce , 7 30 MIDDlEPORT PENTECOSTAL , e'entng worship 7·30 Proyer ~ p.m Fnday Tht rd Ave , the Rev Wdl1am Knst meetmg We-dnesday , 7 JOp m. the business firms and organizations whose names appear below . I" , ., o;· f ... . RUTLAND APOSlOLIC CHURCH lei pastor Ronald Dugan , Sun RACINE FIRST BAPTIST, Don L OF JESUS CHRIST, Thomas L doy Schoo! Supt Classes for all Walker, Pastor, Ronn 1e Salser Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hart and Mrs. Charles Alkire,. ;:; , . Holmes , pas tor 81ble study ages . evemng ser111ce. 7 30 Brble Sunday school supt Sunday and Mrs. Helen Simpson paternal grandparents, Mr . .:::;-~:, 1 Saturday 7 30 p m Sunday ~l udy Wednesday 7 30 P m sc~ool , ~·30 a r'l'l , mornmg wor· spent a day in Colwnbus. and Mrs. Dale Hill of Moore : ' ' , ~ school 10 a m. Evongelt sltc ser youth serv1ces Fndoy 7 30 p m shtp, 10 40 om , Sunday evenmg Mr S filled Fla., grealv•ce , 7 30 p.m Sunday MIDDLEPORT FREEWill BAP wor•h•p 7 30, Wednesday even S. impson an ap- Haven, POMEROY WESLE YAN TIST. Corner Ash and Plum , Noel tng Bible study , 7 30 potntment with an eye grandmother, Mrs. Dolly .',._ • HOLINESS CHURCH Horns on111lle , Herrman, pa stor, Saturday even Ph 992-2101 John F . Fultz DANVILLE WESLEYAN , Rev specialist. I HE FINEST IN MOBILE HOME S Pomeroy Wolfe of Apple Grove aU were ;.:;"';:Re v O'Dell Manl ey , Pastor, mg serv~ee 7·30 p m . Sunday Lelon Glasure, pastor . Sunday Mrs. ~nnis Manuel and present at the dedication ', " 1100 E . Main Pomero~' Ph . 992-7034 Henry Ebl1n , Sunday School Supt School, 10 am ,Sunday eventng Sc l1oo,l. 9 30 a .m , voulh ond da f ughter, Denise spent a ew Service. - " Sunday School 9 30 o.m Evemng wors h1p, 7 30 P m , 1unior yout h service •6 45 p m ., worsh1p 7 30 p m Pray er and MEIGS . evemng worship 7 30 p m . days 1n Racine visiting wtth . Recent vlsltdrs of Laura :: Pro1se serv•ce, Thursday. 7.30 COOPERATIVE PARISH prayer ond pro"•· Wednesdoy, relatives and friends. Byers were Mr. and Mrs. pm METHOOIST CHURCH 7 30 p m· • Mr , Herman Wolfe is a tt. 1'., SMALL EN'GINE SALES &;SE'RVICE Edward Willey of Walbach, SYRACUSE FI RST CHURCH OF . I' RoberiT Bumgomer, SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST, •patiental Veterans Memorial 498 Locust St. Middle~oH "' Ph '192.3092 Middleport.'Qlli~ , GOO. Rev George Oiler pa stor ' Indiana. '!bey also visited Otre<:tor Mtles Trout pasfor Sunday . I Sunday school, 9·4S a m morn POMEROY CLUSTER school lOam . Steve Lllf le, sLtpt Hospttal in Pomeroy. with other friends and .ng preoch 1n g, 11 a m , Rev Robert Hayden Evenmg serVICe , 7 p m', prayer Rev. Don Walker was relatives. ' ' e11angeltsl•c serv 1ce , 7,30 p m . Rev 0 Wm Sydenstncker meetmg Thursday 7 p.ril surprised wiUl a party after ' Prayer meehng Thursday . 7·30 CHESTER Worshtp 9 15 om CHESTER CHURCHOF GOO. the church service last pm . Church School10 a .m Rev Bobby Porte r. paslor Sun• POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH POMEROY Worship, 10·30 a "' doy school, 9 30 0 m.: WO'Shop Wednesday evening In honor Call949·2838 For An Appointment " HElL" DEALER OF CHRIST, 200 W Matn St . Jerry Church School 9 15 om UMYF servrce , 11om , evemng servtce, of his b1rthday. A gift was ' Racme, Oh1o Thtrd St. Racme Ph 949-2882 Pa ul, m mr~ler , phOne 992 7666 6 30 P"' 7 30. you in service, Wednosdoy. gtven to him from the church. ENTERPRISE , Wor~ht p 9 a-m . 7 30 Conservot1ve, non InSTr umental. ' Sunday wor,shtp • 10 om , Btble Church Schooi iOa .m . lA';,~SVfllE CHRISTIAN CHUR· .Mrs. M.arie Roy and Mrs. ...., ...., ·~ study 11 o m , worsh1p, 6 p.m ' I ROCK SPRINGS , Worshtp 10 CH, Ted Jones . pastor. Sunday Uncia Gnnun have returned ' Wednesday Brble study , 7 p .m om Church School 9 o m. UMVF school. 9 30 am ; Ray Sigman , home !rom Veterans - !1"' I RUT\AND FREEWill BAPTIST , 6 30 P m. supo. · mom1ng worsh<p, 10 30, Memorial Hospital where 4 I,.., 1\ ' 1' 10 o,m morntng Sunday school, Open 8 to s- Closed Thurs. FLATWOODS. Wors~t p 11 o m, Sunday evenmg serv1ca, 7 30, they were patients. I! VI I I serv rce , 11 D m , Sunday lh'en,ng Church School, lOam 214 E. Main Po,meroy Ph 992-SllO .... m1d-week servtce Wednesday Mr y G te d Rac~ne , Ohio Mr. and ·Mrs . Harold s-erv1ce 7.30 p .m Wednesday Bi · MIDOLf.PORJCLUSTER S, vonne ar n an 7.30p.m ..:.. ble study , 7 .30 p m R.,, R~eriBumgomer ~YRACUSE CHURCH OF THE children hBVe moved from Robinson, Lancaster, were \ ~~ .. OLD DEXTER BIBlE CHRISTIAN • HEATH , Wo,.nlp 1030 am NAZARENE Rev. Colo Boss Racinetotheirnewresidence calling on his former neigh- , : ,~ • · CHURCH , Rev Rolph Sm1th Church School 9 30 a m UMYF 6 t B0 b M S d m po• or; oore un oy in Reynoldsburg Ohio. bors, Mr. and Mrs. Reed • ' ' pastor Sunday school. 9 30 a .m , P Sc hool supl . Sunday school ' GROCERIES & GENERAL Jeffers on Saturday. Mr. ,: ' Mrs . Worley Fronc1s , superrnten · RUTLAND. Jeff rey Ge,ber. clossos for oil ogos , 9·30 o.m. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Wolfe COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE MERCHANDISE dent Preaching serv•ces f1rst & ~oslor Worship 10·30 om Chur· r.10rn1ng worshtp , 10 45 a.m. , have moved from Syracuse to Robinson is improved ~ _ Locust & Beech Sis. Middleport Ph 992-9921 Racine Ph. 949-2550 th1rd Sundays fotlow1og Sunday ch School 9 30 a m NYPS 6 JO l somewhat from a heart at· ' : ~: SYRACUSE CLUSTER . • p.m .. "'onge>slte ser thetr new home In Racine. School 7:30 p.m Prayer and Rev. R1chord E. Jarvis vice: Mr. and Mrs Richard tack he suffered In May. '::::: GRAHAM UNITED MHHODIST , fo sttng Tuesday , 10 am. , ' Mr ;• and Mrs. Emzie Davis, ;" • Preachtng 9·30 o m . ftrst and seASBURY , Worsh1p 11om Chur-. M•dweek prayer urvtee , Beegle of Akron have been cond Sundays of each month en School 9 50 o m UMW i> rsO Wednesday, 7 30 p m.. men 's VIS! ling with relatives in Parkersburg, W. Va . were Nationwide Ins Co of Columbus, 1 BAKERS OF GAY 90 BREAD thtrd and lourlh Sundays eoch Tuesday pr~y~r meeting Saturday, 7 p.m Ractne. · IUe&ts of htr brothers, Paul ' M1dcl lepor1 804W. Main Pomeroy Ph 992-JOJO FOREST RUN, Wonhtp 9 a .m. 1 d Ph. 992-2318 month, worship service nt 7 30 . miSSIOnary mea lng , secon Vlsttors over the weekend 'ia}d W. C. Peck, one day this . " , p.m Wednesday evenmgs at ChUfth SchoollOo.m. UMW1htrd Wednesday, 7:30p.m. • 7 30 Proyer ond B1ble Study. --• Wednesday 7 30p m UNITED FAITH NON - wtth Mr . and Mrs . Ralph ·~~&at week SEVENTH ·OAY AOVENTIST , MINERSVILLE Wo"h1p 10 o m DENOMINATIONAL , Rev. Robero Badgley were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. ai1d · Mra. Fred Wood, Mulberry Hetghts Road Pomeroy Church School 9 o.m UMW lhtrd Smith , poslor Sunday School, Steve Badgley and daughter GaWpolll, caUed on Mr. and , 'Y , · • BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD Pastor. Gerard Seton , Sabboth Mondoy7 .30pm. 930 0 Cl 051 I d L Hll WE <FILL DOCTOR S YRACUSE Chwch School "30 . · m. ea er, eo 1 : Kelli of Columbus Mr and Mrs. Walter Jordan and : ,.:.Huntington , W. Va S School Superrntendent, Clora 7 PRESCRIPTIONS worsh1p service, 10:30 am , chur· Mr Ral ~n) ' · Mcintyre Sabbath School Satur- o.m Wor$ktpservtce7 30p.tn. ch7.30p.m S, ph Ba,.. ey are nOW Joshua on Sunday afternpon, :"." 992-29H Pomeroy ' day afternoon at 2 00 , w1th WorSO UTHERN CLUSTER EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN visiting their SOn and Mrs. Murl Galaway , along ·~ . stup Service lalla wing at.3 15 Ro, Howard Shiveley CHRISr. Eldon R. Blake , patio,, daughler·in~aw In Fairfax with her daughters, Mrs. · - --" RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHUR· Rev . ~tevenWilson Sunday School 10 a .m .. Howard V A In th i' Beulah Crabtree, local, and ' , CH Rev Roger Ford, Jr .. pastor; Rev Zelia Kruszewskt McCoy tvpt Morning sermon 8. CCOmpany g em .I TWO LOCATIONS l if<. , LOUIS W OSBORNE supt .. Sunday Drewy Gore , Mrs. Thelma Woodrum, .: BETHANY, (Dorcas), Wor5hip 11 a . ~ .: Su~· d ay n ght serv ce~ Mrs. Margaret Gloeckner, 1 1 39 N. Second 51 . Mldd1ePGrl, 0 . school 9 30 o m.; morn rng wor· 9 30 D m. Church School 10 30 Chrtsflan Endeavor , 7 30 p m.. mother of Mrs . Larry McArthur, were In Columbus ' 220 E: Moin Pomeroy Ph.992-2178 46 Court si: ' Ga 11ipolis, 0 . sh1p , 10 <45 am , 8 p m .. Pl'leoching Badgley .:.. to see Mrs. Galaway's sister, ' THE HILAND CHAPEL George a ~ARMEL Chruch School o 30 Song serv•ce p.m. Midweek Prove' T I.e . -'• f Mr '• Mrs. Goldie Chase, who is In a Casto, pastor. Sunday School , am Worshtp 10.30 a.m 2nd 'and 8.30 meeting, Wednesdav . 7 p m, Ray ony w.us, son 0 • and 9.30 o.m. eYening worsh1p, 7 30 41h Sundays. serious condition at Mercy Adoms, loy leader Mrs . Sam Lewis has returned ' Thursday eventng prayer servtce, APPLE GROVE , Sunday School CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, to his home after being I Hospital . . Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio 7·30p m. 9 30 am. Worsh~p 7 30 p m. 1st l 1 d t R II d N l' WE HANDLE ONLY Mr. and Mrs. Lewia Smith , -eel 1ng Rood, O<o e ne)(t a to u Farest on on Acre ew Park, lma patient In St. Joseph hospital ond 3rd Sundo"•· RACINE APOSTOLIC CHURCH , Pro"•' , "' U.S D.A. CHOICE MEATS . Evangelisti~ serVICe, Sunday . 7 30 VIII ted theh' son·ln·law and ' Wednesday 7.30 p.m Fellowship Rev . Ray Rouse, 'Postor, Robert in Parkersburg . ' p.m .; prayer meeting. Tuesday , supper f1rst Saturday6 p m UMW Musser, sunday School supl . Sun· Attendance Sunday at the daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ::-:;;;;, • 7:30p.m ' B1ble Study , Thursday 2 n~;~;st~f~Rfpc~ruc h School doy school 10 30 om wo,.nlp Racine Baptist Sunday Reece Prather In Columbus ::::::;: • 7:30pm . • I sO , 2nd, 3rd Sundo"S , 9.30 0 m 7 30 p.m Bible Study, School was 132. A real nice recenUy. lAth,,... ,: MIDWAY COMMUNITY CENTER , Wednesday , 7 .30 p m , Saturday , Di>dtealed to the Interests of Ph. 992-3284 Oe)(fer Rd . Langsville O~ia , Rev . Fourth Sundoy 10 30 om Wor· njgho proyer service , 7.30p.m Middleport crowd was present for the Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rex .~"" : Me1gs·Mason Area Clyd~ Ferrell, Pastor Sunday ship 2nd Sunday 7 30 p.m. 41h HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN, worship service. Several Cheadle were Mr. and Mrs ----~ 1 Phone 992-2156 School 11 a m Saturday Sunday 9 30 a.m . Prayer meeting Roger · Watson, pastor: Wallace visitors attended, ..:. William St. John and Mr. ami ·,;;~: 1 f preachmg serv1ces 7 30 p m Wodnosdoy 7 30 p m UMW lsi Bradford supo ., morning war· .: ' FRESH PRODUCE& PLANTS Recent vlaltors of Mrs. Mrs . Tony Wood and son ; Wednesday evenrng 81ble study Tuesday7 30p m sh1p , 9 30; church school, 10:30; 2 CONVENIENT MARKETS at7 ·30p .m Jamestown, Mr . and Mrs: -;i . WESLEYAN (Roe>ne), Sunday young people's meellng Grella Simpson w~re Mr. and ' ' Pomeroy, 6 30 FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH . School 10 a m Worsh1p 11 a.m.. p m. ; evening worsh1p , 7·30 p m, Mrs, Solon Butch:er of WIUiam Spe~el and Mr . and .! • ~IDWAY Ph. 992-2582 Batley Run Rood. Rev Emmett Jr UMYF Wednesday 3.30 p.m. B>blo soudy, Wednesdoy 7.30 Spencer, W.Va. , Mrs. Marion MalOn., Mrs. Roger Speigel and :;... : . Middleport , Ohio Rawson . pastor Handley Dunn, B1ble Study Thursdov 7 p m. Choir . Ph. 773-572 1 .~ . , 1 supt Sunday school, 10om. Sun· Praclice Thursday 8 p m p ~T. UNION BAPTIST, Ro' R. D Knightstep of Columbus, Wayne, Columbu. day eventng serv•ce 7.30, B1ble Mr. and MrL John Kimes, ;.:.:: lETART FALLS, Chu"h School Brown , supply poslor 1 Sundoy Mrs. Lavinia Slmpaon, Mr . teach1ng , 7 30p.m. Thursday 1so, 2nd , 3rd Sundays 10.15 a.m school9:45 om .. Sunday evon 1ng and Mrs. Robert Beegle, Mrs. Paula ,and 'ntomu and her :~j ' OYESVILLE COMMUNilY CHUR · 41h Sundoy 9.15 a .m Worsh>p worship, 7.30p.m Emma Adams, Mr 8 . mother, Amy Caldwell, • 1NDUSTR 1AL & COMMERCIAL CH , Roger C Turner , paslor. Iso 2nd . 3rd Sundays 9 IS om.. TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN Roderick Grimm and several Keepsake Diamond Rings .. vlsUed several days here with • Sunday schoo l, 9 30 o m. , Sunday 41h Sunday 7 30 P m Ph: 441.-0963 Addison.lo Phi492-6173 CHURCH . Eugene· Und•rwood, morn1ng worsh1p, 10.30, Sunday 21,2~~"*'.~:·!"il\ Po~;roy Ph . 992 ·378S MORNING STAR , Worsh1p 9·30 pallor; Howord Coldwell, Jr., others. Mrs. Lucy Thomas and her • • • ,.K,__ j_ ~ 1:-JtJ 1'1 evenmg serv~ee, 7 30. om .. Chu"h School 10·30 om .. Sundoy School Supo. , Sunday Brent Wllaon, son Of Mr . . gueats, Mrs. Nancy Arnson "..'it ~" "MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH · THE SALVATION ARMY 115 M1d -Weok Service Wednesdoy 8 School, 9.30 o.m.. Morntng Sor · and Mrs. Franlllln Wllaon Jr . - ft-'1 ~daughters, Pembroke ~ • ~ Butternu t Ave Pom•roy Envoy P·~ORSE CHAPEl, Worshp 11 mon , 10' 30 0 m : Sunday even . Ia visiting with his aunt and Florida '4 •'"l'l I and ' Mrs Roy Wmtng , officers tn lngservlce, 7 p m. Gerald & Melva Elbln, Owner charge Sunday ~oliness meeting , Ser~icea ,;ere held In om. Cnu"hScnooiiOo.m LETART FALLS UNITED IU1Cle 1 Mr. and Mrs. !JeMiS Open8to7dally 12·5Sun . 10 a .m.: Sunday school , 10 :30 PORTLAND , Worship 7:30Pm . BRETHREN , Rev Freeland NorriS , Manuel In Mlll'letla. 296 W. Second Albany for Mli. Elizabeth • ::;, Rutland Pomeroy Ph. 992·3863 . Ph. 742·2424 am. Leader YPSM Eloise Adams , C~urch Schaol9·30 a m t Fl d N · S d Mr Caro poweU and (Lillie) Wooten, 86, who ' .'"7 SUTTON , Church School 9.30 pos or. oy orns, supl un oy s. lyn ' 7·30 p m solvot•on meet1ng, 9 ' Lori visited paued away recently In ' r 1 lodtes Home League, 12 noon to 2 a .m Worship 1st and 3rd Sundays tc~ool,o ' 30 0 m.. morning ser· daughter 30o.m mon , I ·30 a.m , Prayer servtct , U lth h "'•ter Mr 10 p.m .. THursday . prayer meeting Survivors ' Wednesday.7.30p.m. recen yw er.,. , s. Parkersbura. and B1ble study, Thursday, 7 30 NORTHEAST CLUSTER CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF Evelyn Young In GaUipoUs. Include a dall8hler .- Mrs. ' ~ pm Syracuse Ph. 992-3978 Re. Robero Mooco PROPHECY , G P Smilh, pasoor Visitors of Mr . Bnd Mrs. Ed Lucille Jordan, Hun"ftOton ~~ MIDDLEPORT 1>&116 ' .... j Denn~:~~~r. Sunday Sc~ool , 10 am., Art~ur Miller were Mr. and Mrs. W. Va., tbree IGIII, Cifford, MT. MORIAH BAPTIST , Corner • Assoc Mtnlsfer ~ Hento~ , Supt., Mornin~ Wort~lp , Robert..,__ .. of th.nl""lle Fourth and Mo1n , Mrddleport. 11 a.m.; Young Peopfes serv1ce, """"-...,... -......- • AllderiiOII, Dlaald, all of -· . ' Rev Henry Key. Jr , pastor. Sun· JOPPA Worsh1p 10 a m.. Chur· 7 p.m.. Evening servtee, 7 30 Jennifer Alfllllla, daughter area, ~ trlth aeverll day School 9 30 a.rrl .. Mrs Ervin ch School 9 om .. Prayer Meoling p.m : Wtdnetdoy Mtd·WHk of Mr. and llfn. Marvin HID ' ch1J4t411 tnd great· t Baumgardner, supt. ;. Morn•ng Wednesdov 8 p.m, p s 1 7 30 y h • THE STORE W1TH A HEART LONG BOTTOM. Sundoy school roytr trv co, ' p.m.. out WU dedicated at the Racine worship 10 45 a m chUtlrell~' Reverind ·~.._:: mHIIng, 6.30 p m. henl"ff wor- B tl t Ch h S d IICIM Ph. 9<1t·2626 Chester Racine JHlOVAH S W!.TNESSES lo"y ol 9 30 a ,m Worsh1p serv1ces at ship, 7:30pm lp 8 UrC un IY ~ ofllclaled and • ,. ' (t11 11(:'1han pres1dmg minis ter 915·3307 949-2020 7 30 P m Btble sOudy ond You In CHESTER CHURCH OF THE morning by Rev, Don Walker. burial was In Ogdin ~ ;· Sunday, 81ble lecture, 9 30om , 1l'HPe t1ng 1al 8 P m nn NAZARENE , Rev, Herbert Grate, MatE:rnll grandparents, Mr. Qlmetery. • __.:_; 'OK1f Televi.~ion TIIJlCV CAPTAIN EASY Ell::; &Y ''&~P6~DA8L~" YOU- M~AN -~ ,,30 THE CHUMP'S O U~ ~ECIU~Ail ~EC RET NOT Qfo/f. OF A6ENT~ ... IF HS 17 CAUGHT BREAKING INTO THE WROIJ6 H0US6 ,WE S IMPLY PI,OWN HIM! (YAWN) 5'110- Bonanza 3; Par1rldge Family 8; Mission : 1m· possible IS . s 30-Adam·12 4, 13; News 6; Family AHa1r 8; Electric Company 20,33 . 6:00-News 3,4,8,10.13,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20.33. 6·30-NBC News3,4,15; ABC Newsl3; Andy Grlfllth6; CBS News 8,10 : Hodgepodge Lodge 20; . Carrasoo1endas 33 7 oo-Truth or Consequences 3; To Tell The Truth 4, Bowling for Dollars 6; Space: 1999 81 Black Persl'@ctlve' On The News 33; News 10; Don Adams Screen Test 13; Wild Kingdom 15; Woman 20. 7:30-Porler Wago110r 3; Treasure Hunt 4; Ohio Stale Lottery 6; To Tell The Truth 13 : Pnn1 Goes The Country 15; Robert MacJIIell RepOrt 20 · 8·110-Sanford and Son 3,4,15; Donny & Marie 13; World ' at War 6; Vaudeville B; Washington Week in At;AIIJ WE INT ERRUPT OUR MIDN16HT MU$1CALE TO WARI>i YOU AE50UT THAT (';0Rt~~A- . H~ MAY MAN . ee 51THER A LOONY OR A CRIMII\IA L.PO~!>IB I..Y OANeEROU~! . 65 • AJ 71 A A8 4 SOUTII • K 62 AQ 107 Neither vulnerable We!ill REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES WAID CROSS SONS STORE P. J. PAULEY, AGENT UTI'LE ORPHAN ANNDi: LITTLE ... ... Events ..."" HEINER'S BAKERY 1 Maine river 5 u_ in ' SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT . n .. J CISide!l&=n 4 Sioux 5 NoTL'!ense (3 wds.) (sl.) 6 Milkflsh newspaper 7 Fighting name (3 wds.) 19 Celtic deity 20 Hotbed Me" 6. 11 :311-Boxlng 8; Mov1e "The Battle of The VIlla Flori!a" 10; Movie "Son of Frankenstein" 13; PMA Pulse 15. 1us-Movie "Call Northside 777" 3; Saturday Night 4, 15. 1:OC>-Sammy and Company 6; Mov1e " The Strange Case of Dr. Rx." 13. 1 : 1r-News 3. "Th• 1:30-Don J(rlshner's Rock Concert B; Mov1e v Strange Love of Martha Ivers" 10. 1:45-Movle "Mr. Mo1o's Last Warning" 3. 2:30-ABC News 13. 3· 30-Movie "Temember the Day" J; Movie "Ten Tllousand Bedroom" 10. 5:QO-Mov1e "The Jackpot" 3. 6 :30-Green Acres 3. • 21 Bit %Z Montana city Z4 Worked Wider· ground %5 Slugger Slaughter ze Suspend ro AH Ht>.FTA ~SSW IS RE5f0 1MAN n Workshop of science FO' TH' 28 Part of a franc Sl Wonder· ment JZ Ganuna or AMERICAN PAINTING CO. DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's bow to work It: AXYDLBAAXR WHAT 170 'IOU MEAN 'OY THAr REMARK? . IF J. ENJOYEP MYSELF1 .A5 I SUSPECT I WOULD1 YOU MIGHT ~ I NK I W/'5 l'tJTTIN0 ON AN ACT FORTH~ SAKE O"C>ETI1N0 FAVOMBLE 'TRE'A'TMENT IN'!--::::- 1 YOUR AR'TJCLE! Is SALEM STREET MARKET --·· 1 l 1 30 RACINE FOOD MARKET RACINE PrANING MILL RIDENOUR ,TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE . >, I (>. . l ' ' .... .., <f.;' LONGFELLOW One Jetter s 1mply stands for another. In this sample A Ia used for the lhree L's, X for the Lw.o O's, etc Single lellel'l, apostrophes, the length and formatton of the words are all hints. Each day the code leiters are different. CRYPTOQUOTES NLG RHET .M KVM . U K&C JEWELERS THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS &LOAN CO. m+-t- bela S3 Jones or Seaver 34 Clothier ltVaUd RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE MARKET BOB'S MARKET ~~~BERRY'S SERVICE ~~~~~ suit article THE DAILY SENTINEL . I Inltiilte 2 Knightly business 17 Frequent ' . 33. H 7 oo-World At War 3; Lawrence Welk 4, 15; Hee aw · 6,8; In The Know 10; Newsmaker ' 76 13; R1vals o~ Sherlock Holmes 33. 7:311-Treasure Hunt 3; Las! of the Wild 10; Nashville on fhe Road 13. 8:00 -Emergency! 3,4, 15: Happy Days 6,13; Jeffersons 8, 10; At The Top 33. • 8:30-XXI Olympic Games 6,13; Dec B,lO. " 9 :0C>-Movle "The Madwoman of Chal11ot 3,4,15; Mery Tyler Moore 8,10; Upstairs Downs1alrs 33. 9:311-Bob Newhart 8,10. • IO:QO-Dinah Sllore 8,10; Men Who Made The Movies 33. 11:oo-ABC News 6; News 8,10,13; Janak! 33. 11 :1s-News 3,4, 15; Movie "When My Baby Smlies af DOWN · Stan • 15 WeU-lmown lWIN ·CITY GATEWAY 'GOEGLEIN SAND & GRAVEL solar disk 3 Be born . • painter to Egyptian ---14 Fish eggs '. ' river 39 French )lebraska river • s· 38 Engl.lsh Gallop Nickname for a second-rate <:QUege Munitions (sl.) DUDLEY'S MARK V STORE Pyle, formally Arms" '"'·' ...:7] SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY 3'1 Journalist ACROSS • 3: 30-Champlon• 8 4:110---<:all tt Macaroni 10; Resourceful We•t VIrginia 33. 4:3o-Gold 8,10; Let's Grow a Garden 33. oo-FB1 3 · W1de World of Sports 6.13; Don Adams • Screen Test 4; Wreslllng 15; What's Cooklf19? 33. 5:30-Adam·12 4: Guppies to Groupers 33. 6:QO-News 3,4,8,10; God Has The Answer 15; Mark of Jazz 33. 6:30-NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13;New• 6; To Be Announced B; CBS News 10; Llilas, Yoga and You THOMAS . : ; ·, • ~~~~ ~W'fJby JOSEPH ..:.:!Z 'l o •• A Tetmessee reader wants know If anyone has a book By Oswald & James Jacoby or pamphlet with rules for West's three-heart bid was party bridge. ORPHAN ANNIE-GOOD CONNECTION correct because he trusted We regret to say that while - - - - - - - - both h1s partner and hts op- there may be such a book in 11'5 TOO HOT To HERS'S A 51o1ART GUY I'Ll GO UP AND WAIT ponents He trusted that his existence we do not know of it. MENTION OVER TME "TOO ·· NEVER FIGURED IN THAT ~IDEOUT HE partner wouldn ' t suddenly PHONE··,.EE1 ME HE'P COME 11'4 HANDY~EEPS •· NO USE BEING (Do you have a question dec1de to go on and bid four AT THAT PLACE· · JUST GOES TO SHOW YOU ·· SEEN HERE · · for the e•perts? Write "Ask YOU KNOW WtiERf hearts Th1s wasn' t too much the Jacobys" core of this trust If East had any interest newspaper The Jacobys w;ll '" playmg four hearts, ,h e would have b1d three hearts answer md1v1dual questions If stamped, self-addressed over North's two spades As for trust in his op · envelopes are enclosed The ponents , West knew that they most interesting questions had stopped at lwo spades and w111 be used on th;s column neither one was going to and w1/1 receive copies of dec 1de to go to game after · JACOBY MODERN) ELLIS & SONS SOH 10 BETSY ROSS BAKERY 2• • • • to • PAUL'S BARBER SHOP 1t I• Pass 3• Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Ojoenong lead - 3 • •• Carpenter Pel"sonals North East 2• . LINDA'S LADY FAIR BEAUTY SALON •AQ1094 • Q8 3 AJ5 3 tiOH A K 962 •KJ964 " 72 BIG JIM'S PLAZA . RACINE PLUMB'ING & HEATING A A2 'K J 8 3 H£;~15 'PJR lUJ¥.H AIJD U£1-wtii~l.-QUIGJ<. CNI.D... ,. . EAST WEST • 75 • that ftrst decision . What other chance did West take' He might get doubled but who was going to double? He, West, had goof trumps and his partner had b1d the sUJt fir.st. What could West gain? He could get his opponents to three spades and maybe beat that contract one trick . South really should have passed and watched three hearts get set. but he did bid Utree spades. He also might have made three spades, but he managed to lose one spade, two hearts, a club and a dla· mond so West's three-heart bid really paid off . 16 NORTH 101 •QI08 3 MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. WILKINSON'S 6:01)-Salnt 3. WIN AT BRIDGE . KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. , • Cat-and-mouse partial bids ... Racme . SoCIW :.:..1 Review 20,33; Sllre 10. 1·31>-The Prec:tlct 3,1,15; WaiiStrwl WMk 20,33. 9;0C>-Roclcford FilM 3,4,1$; Movie "The Publl~ Eyt" 6,13; Movie "Attack on the 1r011 Colttt' 1.10; U.S.A.: People end Pollllct ld:JI. · 10: ~ol1ce Stotry J,A,U; Newt 20; ·Paul Nuchlrns 33. 10:31>-Farm Dlfelt 20. 10:55-Polltlcel Ta1k 1,10. . 11 :0C>-Newt 3,4.6,1,10,13,15; ABC Newt 33. 11 :31>-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Rook!" 6,13; Movie "Houle of Dark Shldows"l ; Mov,. "10; Janak133. 12·.w-:.oon J(1rlhner' s Rock Con-' 6; WrHtllf19 13. 1:Hidn1ght Special 3,4,15: Mov1e " Biuebeard" IC t·4G-News 13. 2:31>-New• 3. 3.oo-Movlt "Un<ltr My Sk1n " 3. 4:30-Movlt "Smoky" 3. FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1976 ~~~~:~:~~~ • log for easy viewing RKNJL JKVVJ;IN IG, GIWKEEKCCGC MEGKI GZUCNC NLKN KVM NLUC LKC VH R K N J L I K D G E. -PH TN K U E G Yeaterday'a Cryploquole: A 'CYNIC IS A MAN WHO, WHEN GLORV BE!! 'IE MADE IT ALL GONE, TATER 'IE CAN HAVE 'lORE DESSERT NOW I[ III I I I I t1) TINYER IMPI:. !JY ~E~ WI-lEN, loJOif'>IL.Y reMANI:71NG 11-iEI~ ~ELEA~EL -"· YUNCAL Now ..,._.lht dreW 1otten flit·--- to fonnlht...,... - • · • -lthd b11htaloom<*lf tl AN "( I XH II]" (Aa.nNn I HE SMELlS FLOWERS, LOOKS AROUND FOR A COFFIN. J•..W..• INLET NAIVE I!HIIITY LEDGER H. L. MENCKEN , · y • .....,.•• cO liTe Kinl Fealura Syndical•, Inc.) AM-. li~N..IrallooJ•I<e-AIIETER I GET UP TOO EAALI( AND THE IJJAI( THElf HOP AAOOND ALL DA!f M0RNIN6 ... ME THE FiRST PLACE , I~Ri'S IN THE DRIVES CRAZI(... I tw;O MATE SlnJN6 ON TELEPHONE WI~ES ! ,...) • • �1 8 - 1he Daly Sent met Mtddleport Pomeroy 0, ~'nday July 16 1976 IN T~6 V/ AH T AD S COMM ON PLEAS COURT INFORMATION OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO DEADLINES EMMETT H NANNA J R S PM Da y Befor e eT AL Pub! cat ton SJ J1 Ball more Aven ue Ca nuu ar ons Hv~thY1IIe Maryland Plaint fh VI JO~N M WELlS JR ET AL No B 958 - NOT IC E OF SALE No nce s hNeb y g ven t~et !h e 6 h de:y o t August 976 a he hou r o f 10 00 o < toe ~ AM t w I att n to sa e at pub c auc!lon 11 h(' door o t tfle Me gs County Cou rthouse m Pon1eroy Oh o the rot ovq,l Q real eWJ e PARCE'L NO I S tuated r the Tow sh p or 0 ve County of Me gs and State of Oh o an d be- ng a part of No 35 n Town 3 of Ra ge No bour ded Md Ieser be d a~ fol p.w$ Beg nn nq Hl 4 ro ds wes t tro m t he southeas cone of sa d Sec t on thenc e Wes t 122 r'ods thencq north 96 rods to he cen te-r o f Shade R ver thence sou It 83 degrees east 26 rod s he cc nor th 83 (tegrees east '1'1 od s thence orth 70 deg r ees eas r J r ods t e ce nQ r fh 85 degrees uas 4 r ods hen ce nor h 81 d-eg ees east 5 ads th ence north 63 degr ee s e(l st 1 r ods then ce no r II 68 degr ees eas t '26 rod s hence nort h 83 deg r ees ells! Srods I hence sou th o the p ace of beg nn ng con ta n ng 78 ac;res be the sa ne more or less excep t 111e r gh ot a ro ad way 20 feet w de as near whe re the r oad now run s f ro m t e sou1 h side ol sa c:t ra ct to t he co unt y road nc ar the ' ou th of Soruce Run Also ex.cep ng tha l there has been so ld a tract of 18 acr es o ut o f the above de S(: r bed p em lses as Is recorded n vo tOS Pa ge 259 Me gs Coun y Record ot Deed s to wh ch re rc re n<:c s t ertby made A 50 excep ng tha t po 1 on o f and acqu ed by the Un te d St utes ol Am£>r ca ltH OU 9h co dem na ton pr oc eed ng s n C v I No 74 209 ol the Un ed Sfa es D s r ct Court of the So uth ern D st cl of Oh o Eastern 0 v son es Sh own n Vo 239 P a ge 367 of the Me~ County Dee d Records an d d~ f ed June 5 1969 PA RC EL NO 2 BelnQ th e o I p "' leges n and u der the above descr be d pren ses s tuale d n t h e Town sh p o f 01 ye Cou ly F Megs a1d Sta e of Oh o PARCEL N O l Also the o I pr Y eges n and und er t he to low ng ea l estafe s tuat ed n lhEI Townsh p of Lebanon County of Me gs and S ate of Oh o be ng n or e part c u ar l v d escr b ed as 'fo l lows Beg nn ng on he cenfer lne 126 rods f rom the wes11 ne ot Sec on 3d Town 3 Range ll of t he Oh o Com pany s Purchase then ce east to til e sou t hwest corner o f 50 acres to he ea st en d of the nor th h alf o f Sec t on 34 Town 3 Range 11 of the Ohio Company s Pur chose so l d by John Carlwr gh f by Ga br et Sims th en ce north to the ce nt er of the no r th ha f of sa d Sec1 on JJ thence west to w lh 1 126 rods o r the west 1 ne of S-ect on 34 hence south to he place o f beg nn ng con ta n ng 50 acres mo r e or less Said parce s are app r a sed resp ec l vety as f ol ow s Parce No 1 a! S5 100 00 f;'ar ce No 2 a S 200 00 and Parcel No 3 a t Sl 000 00 and cannot be sold for less than two th rds of tha t amount Sad prem ses to be sod sep arately as th e property of the pp ties to he above ac t on on an order of ssle n pa ton from the Comm on P eas Court o f Me1gs Countv Oh10 an d d re e led to the un d ers gned Sher ff REGULATIONS The P ubllshrr teser ves the r lgnt to ed 1 or r t jecl anv acts deemt>d ob tectlonal The pub! ,ne r w ill not be respons i ble for mor~ th""'fl one ncorrect n$eri!Qn RATE S For Want Ad Sf PI Ice 5 cents per word one nserllon Min mum Ch!roe S1 00 • cents per word three consecu1 1ve Insertion s 76 ce nts per w ord SIX consecut rve nserllons 25 Per Cen D se.ount on pai d ads and ads P!!l d w thin o days CARD OF T~ANkS & OBITUAR Y S2 00 for 80 m n m um E11ch addlt ana ce nts wo r d word 3 BLIND ADS Add 1 on al 25c Cha rge per Adve r t semen OFFICE • correc tlons acc ep ted first da~ of pub! ca t on P o sox 124 Lon fj Bottom Oh io Oetendanh em For Fast Results Use The Sentine! Classifieds ~OURS B JO a m to 5 00 p m Dal y 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noon Sat urda y Phone od ay 992 2156 NOTICES ATTN If ALL HOUSEWI V ES A ll Ya r d Sal es R ummage Porch ,;~ n d Basemen t Porch and Ba sement Sa l es efc m us be pa d Jn ady ance n ea r l y by Get yo urs stopp ng by our otf ce at 111 Th e Daly Se n tl n e Cour St or w r ng eo" 729 Pome r oy Oh 0 • S7 69 w th your r em ttance NOTICE OF SAL E RACINE Fire Depor tmen t w II hove o gun skoo t Saturday o r b JQ p rn at their new bu ld ng ofi Bo~ hon Rood IF VOU hove a serv ce to offer wo to buy or ~ell sa ne h ng I o e lookng lor wo k o wha teve you II get results fos ter w tho Sent nel Wont Ad Call992 2156 REGISTERED Duroc mole hog fo st.> v c~ Coli o t ~ew s Srn rhs Rt I 43 ,and Rt 7 Phone 992 • 3 Fam il y Dole Teaford e5 de ce Rt 124 Sy rac use Thu rsday Fr day and 3183 SPl:C!Al meet ng ol the Rae 1 e Gu n Club Tl ul'$doy Ju ly 15 ot 7 p m All nembers nv ted Yo d Sole o Sotu doy VARO Sole top ot M dd eport H II All cloth ng JOe Th ursday and Fr day July I 5o d 16 AERI AL PHO TOGRA HY hove ae ol pho tos of you construe 517 N Th d and Ruland St ton ~ te bul nen coal ond Tl u sdoy and Fr day 9 I I 4 gos leo'ies of you form Ken pm Grove photographer ChesTer Oh o P ~one QBS 41 55 PO RCH Sale Fr day and Soturdov WEDOI NG PHOTOGRA PHY Re nember be doy forever The com Je te story of your w ed d ng n o beau t lul album Coli Ke' Grove Photog opher Ches ter Oh o Ph<Jne985 4155 GOLDEN WEDO NG An ver\_o y Pre~erve Th s won de lui doy w th pho ogrophs of the fa T1 ly lo!,Jet he w th your I end s ond of course the coke Co Ken Gover Photog ophy Chester Oho Phole9SS • 55 LOSE we ght sol e fast ea sy w h the 0 odox pion Reduce fl uids w lh Flu de ~~: Nelso 0 ugi G~A P EFRUIT ~ 11 w th DodoJt Q-O so l sfy g mea ls ond lose we ght now e~t l o sl eng h fo1 nulo Nelson D ugs OHIO Volley Ho se Show A ssn Ho se ond Tack Sale Me gs Cou ty Fo grou ds Pone o r 0 1 o j uly 17 5 p 1 Fo fur fo no on Ray A he Dough er t y I 304 675 179q Oov d Do sl I 304 615 3 47 o H A Cole 1 614 b67 3A05 9 I I 6 8 ~;k 51 Po neroy end of Butte nu l phone 992 5738 4 Fom y Yo d So e Rl 7 below M dd eport e • day lOtoS mtle Sotur For Rehl 7<B1 3102 0 130<)772 3277 COUNTRY fa 1 lond w th :ieCiud ed woods wate r ond good oc cen Mo oe Cou ty W Vo $1 000 down <Oil JO<) 772 (30<)772 3227 oil ele< ho ne F ve Pon1 s 0 oom hovse Phone 992 25710 992 3975 COUNTRY Mob le Home Po k Rt 33 ten n es north of Pone oy 99) 3105 Lorge loTs w th cone e pa t10s s bo se s dewo lk s runners ond o ff HOUSE lo ~Qie 7 r• nent n Mrdd leport Pnce srreet po k ng Phone qq2 7479 reduced Phone 992 2265 ONE bed oo n apo1tments ot 2 Iorge VILLAGE MANOR n M dd eporl HO USE ro r so le bedr oo m~ Io rge hv ng room l o $104 monthly p us elec or carpeted noder 1 k tchen d S 30 ncl ud ng e lect c LOWER ng roo n and bo th n Horr sot RAI ES FOR SENOR ~ II IZE N S v lie Phone 7 42 27% (onven ent lo shopp g on Se1Vkes to Buy 3 bed oo n hous& bose nent forced a gas heat '] cor goroge to ge fenced yord Phone992712b pOMEROY lo ge k tchen den orge u I ty ro om t wo bedroom~ I v ng roo 1 bot h at ached st orage com sepo at e woodwo k ng r.hop On 3 po eels Phone- 99'1 5374 offer5p n 1 bedroom\ Iorge modern k t chen IG ced o tu noce l n coin Hgls '99'1 5737 m Auto Sales By Church was born July 16 1821 This IS the 651ll birthday of American actress Ginger Rogers (born Vt~gm1a Katberme McMath) On litiS day m history In 1790 Congress deSlgnated the District of Columbta as permanent seat of the Umted States govenunent In 1862 David Farragut became the frrst American adm1ral by an Act of Congress NOTICE I AFTER JULY 19. 1976 All LIVESTOCK RECEIVED AT TliE French City Meat Plant MUST BE PREVIOUSLY SCHEDULED Willi THE LIVESTOC~ PROCUREMENT DEPARTMENT PHONE 614-446-3472 (HOMER OR TOMBO) WE APPRECIATE YOUR COOPERATION IN SCHF.OUltNt; LIVESTOCK TO OUR PLANT ( b9 vw SbOO 00 Phqne 9;9 2b36 1973 Chevy lmpolo 2 d PS PB a eJ~Ccell e nf cond I on P.h one 992 5975 20 acres of stand ng hay also feed wh eot G A Radek n RD 3 AI bony Oh o b9B 8852 N CE polled Heret o d Phone 992 7190 $300 1971 Dodge Do 1 8 cyl out omol c tro nsm ss on EK 3 p e(e bedroom su1te ond small eel en I co d I on $1450 00 vpholst•red roc k ng cho Co11247 2196 &a sonobly p iCed lnqu re at 1974 vo kswoge 1 e• cellen co Rob er t Tewksbory 855 Pearl d 0 $2200 00 Ph o ne St M ddlepo r f 0h o tole 1 304 773 5867 afte rnoon o r even ng or Tewk sbary s Bo ber Shop Ill 1%6 7 tpm Dodge P ckup ston Pomeroy do d Phone 9B5 3576 1968 Pont Ot; AM FM rod o or 1974 Hondo Xl350 low m1l eoge P ced to sell Phone 992 7194 9 Pa ssenger Stat1on Wagon Ford 22 3 cu dspot phone 99) 5535 llO 992 3647or 992 3B59 ft freezer excellent Sears Col cond1t on Phone 992 5867 or 992 2683 1967 Pontiac F reb rd 428 h1gh RABBITS pony saddl e mole perf ormance eng ne crome mUle ant que ICe ba• Phone three lour h race com Etrbook (}q2 7330 hgh •i•e nontlold w lh 900 AFB ·- - --''- - - co buretor Douglas heode s r ram ubes Munc e 210 4 speed FREE ICE CREAM w Th Hurst sh fl er power po ck c utch ond pressure plat e 'h gal Ice Cream Polnell Jones l 60 on M'1g s A Douglas oct on ba 456 reo gear tw n el ec tr c fuel pumps Hur~ t 250 b a r shocks supe( With Every Cubic Foot of sun toe street legal Con be Unlco Freezer Space Yo~ see ot Low ence Hysell s o Buy Happy Ho low Rd o phon e EXAMPLE 7422991 F rs $1 000 takes FREE 20cu It lOgal lctCrelm 1959 Fotd F750 60 passenger bus Cnll742 2303 or 698 371; 1971 Cl eYrole t Novo b q au o very f1u'-' mnd fl on Pho '" 991 J3M s ;oo oo ( POMEROY LANDMARK 9. -Jack W Carsey Mgr ..., Phone 992 2181 llli'UClii!NT IIIMDOWS AlUMINUM SIOIIIG-SCWI'In GUTTlmt!NINGS GUTTER SERVICE • Canltnuous ont ptece gutters We hang It or do tf 992 7320 evemngs BUSiness Setvices 6 21 76 WAN T to go mlo bu s ness by yourse lf ? A lmos t n ew autom ahc msulot ng motch1ne $850 00 Phone Go l hpol s 1;;6 o782 basement 2 large enclosed porches g~rage & carport JUST $12 000 A HONEY FOR THE MONEY - 135 acres on Rt 681 Most minerals Water ~va1lable Close to Recreation 116 600 FOR GAIN INVEST IN REAL ESTATE 9f2 ll59or m 2568 '---------.....J ·- ........... 11srgame• Boston 000 01 0040- 5 10 0 Konsos City 303 013 2ox- 12 16 1 ~ole Cleveland ( 1) Hou se 161 Lee ( 7) end Fisk Ll'On&r d (1 0 Jl lind St inson L P- Pole (4 ?5 FORD 302 V8.GRANADA ,; dr sedan luxury model with flight bench front seat wllh center arm rest steel belled wsw tires almost like the day It was sold 51 C2nd game) 000 002 2 61 Kansas City 000 000 001- 1 8 2 Jones W lloughby ( 9 ) and SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. r..mzm ,_ Photography POOLS AMI .... - I'IIIIMI " " lilt ....,.,..._ mo. 0 ASSORTED RUBBER AI "'"' ..,... - . 1111. •6.95 ~S.IIIIIIRL, Square Yord Installed Davtd Parsons, OWner, 949 2814 lltHto,oot ~tJ.I mo 6 71 TEAFORD V•rgtl 8 Sr Realtor 110Mechanoc Pomeroy Q Phoile 9'12 331 < RUTLAND - 3 bedrooms bath all ctty ulll lies basement near stores $29 500 $5500 00 - Worktngman s special 2 bedrooms nat gas F A furnace and city Jusl 55500 II ACRES - Mostly all new fenced 7 room res•dence ll/2 baths and good spnng water $29 000 4°(] ACRES - 2 bedrooms 1'h baths central a r and heat 2 car garage and large garden spots $29 500 ADS ATTRACT LOOKERS SALESMEN SELL PROPERTY TRY us BRADFORD Aust oneer Com plete Service Phone 9.49 2487 or 949 2000 Racme Oh10 Cr It NEW LISTING-101 acres ol rolling land oil mineral rights approx 10 acres tillable land some pasture land and limber good lake site Modern l'il story house recently refinished on Inside all carpeted except kitchen containing 3 bedroom d nlng room and basement 2 car garage Nice location on Co Rd 46 close to Tuppers Plains Ohio Priced lor quick sale $32 000 Call for appoint 51 ACRES FREE GAS-Modern 1/2story house 3 br din ing room Ire place full basement nice porches and out buildings Large scenic lake w•th green grass and pine trees around It Watch the large bass swim along In lhe clear waler Pretty as a picture Priced to sell 137 500 00 S6 ACRES - Modern 1 12 story home 3 bedrooms with flreptate and basement Apple cherry and other fruot trees Mostly fenced with pasture some farm land Close lo Danville Price reduced to $28 700 NEW liSTING- Mulberry Avenue location Two bedroom loving room kitchen and dining area l'il balhs Large back porch priced to sell $9 100 WE ARE SELLINb .-ROPERTY AND NEED YOUR LISTING CAlL: JIMMY DEEM949 2388 2 DR. SEDAN !61 You Make The Pnce Chose (614)698 3021 ON OUR LOT. MANY MORE 2180 ·~--~-EXCAVATING BACKHOES AND DOZER - LARGE AND SMAll SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED LOW BOY AND DUMP TRUCKS Bill PUlliNS PHONE 992 U78 DAY OR NIGHT SEWING MACHINE Repo s ser v ce oil makes ~2 22B4 The Fobr c Shop Pomeroy Authon zed S nge Sales and Se v ce We sharpen SCissors See Fred Blaettnar, Melvm Little. or Pal H11l Open Evenmgs T111 00 Except Thurs and Sat Ttl5 oo ' Close~d~~~~~~... ~-- BUilDING emodel ng and repo rs Quollfy work eft c en I serv ce Jesse Rodman phone EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe We k dump trucks and lo boys for h1u~ w1H houl hll d~rt lop so1l limestone and g avel Coli Bob or Roger jef fers day phone ~2 7089 ntgh t phone 992 352~ or 992 DAN THUMt':SUI\1 ..... ----- ~ 992 5900 .FORD .... /rlO ~ EXCAVATING dozer backhoe ond d tcher Cha les R Hot f eld Bock Hoe Serv ce Rutland Oh o Phone 742 ~ I. SAVE ON •• Olympics may get underway Candy Stripe - •• Beautiful colors Do 11 yourself and seve Regutar S6 95 sq yd SEPTIC Systems nstalled by I tensed nstoller Shepard Confractors Phone 742 2409 -- Sale 54\ SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Modern Son tat on 992 3954 or 992 2428 Yd •• 12 or 15 Ft ~Saturday 501 NYLON . Green gold red blue rust Do ot yourself with padding $7 95 sq yd With paddong onsta lied II 95 squart yard . CALL 742 2211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT RUTLAND FURNITURE 742-22\1 • ~y MARTIN LADER tlPI Sports Writer :MONTREAL (1JPI) - To ~ one's surprise Ute Uruted Slates has kiSBOd and made up with Canada and will be a fojatured attractiOn m the f~stive opening day ctremooies when the polihcal Olympics finally gets ubderway on Saturday Burled in the crush of pe,!lcerul harmony that s!f~denly exists between the North American neighbors 1s ~~of Taiwan, still the oqd COWitry out despite the ~t~:ong vocal support of the " f.,~ ~· Rutland ; AUCTION TuppeJS Plains Volunteer Fire Department 1: •• • 0 •• ••~ SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1976 10 00 AM Items To Be Sold Oak Dresser 2 oak hall trees wood rocker poster bed, wood porch swing 3 showcases oak bookcase secretary aulomalte washers and dryers, wood kilchen wall cabmets kitchen gas stove wood buller mold iron banks, ol<! clocks Ice tongs, glass door knobs Roseville depression glass miniature oil lamps Ray ().Lamp. old glass lamp shares Bee Smoker old pewter flat Iron Monkey Coal Stove railroad lantern old jewelry, bells china doll old comic books dlsconhnued Imperial glass several pieces cut glass~ iron baby bed, wood desk, knives, corn plantPr wood kitchen chairs, stone jars and many other Items too m1merous to anti on I. 0. McCOY, AUCTIONEER Middleport 992-2196 CARPETING GREG S CB SALES located ol l;r w n s Gulf Serv ce Md dlepo t Oh o Phone 992 -- LOOK ON BOTH NEW AND USED CARS eXPERIENCED house pomter Phone Arthur Musser 742 (614)698 7257Albony Make Pnce WE ARE CLOSED SUNDAY BUT INVITE A CLOSE VICE Me gs Athens County Balers f om $3995 up Memll m;;; ng STA. WAGON You Make The Pnce local owner 2 DR • •• • ..w' ~ •• • • •• U S , which just a day ago threatened to walk out of the games if its Chinese ally wasn t appeased The US bad its conscience cleared Thursday night when "Canadian Pnme Minister Pierre Trudeau softened hiS position for the frrst time m Ute weeklong controversy by agreeing to allow Taiwan to use 1ts anthem and flag But he continued In his statement from Ottawa, They can't call themselves China The government of Taiwan msls~ it must be entered as tbe Republic of NOTICE SEN lOR CITIZENS • •• Semor Citllllns .•• 10% DISCOUNT • •• ' •• •• •• • •• •• ; ••• •• • ••• •• on all Just show parts us your 10% 71 67 Cadillac HT 74 Vega GT Cpe , 4 speed '2295 74 Chev. Imp 4 dr H.T, power, a11 13295 74 AMC Hornet 2 door, auto trans • • 12295 73 Olds 88 4dr, full power, alf • • 11895 73 Chev. 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In Me1gs Mason Countv Pony League actmn Tuesda) mght League leadmg Mason rolled over the host Pomeroy As 24 3 hehmd 1he three hlt pttchmg of Don Russell who struck out ftve and walked only one Mark Snuth led the !utters wtth two tnples and a smgle wh1le Kenny Hankmson had a lnple and stn gle Chuck Stanley got a double and two smgles and Greg Stodola and Mark Johnson each had two smgles Gettmg orl e'"htl each were Russell Grant H) sell Kre1 g Sayre and Chns Davis 1 heu 1ecord now stands at 12 I B11ly Elkms Shane Snuth and Ray Stewart sh 11 ed the mound du lles !OJ Pomeroy strtkmg out seven and walking mne wtth Srritth takmg the loss Elkms socked a double whtle R1chard and Bobby DeMoss each had a smgle 12 ~ 5 350 VB $2795 POM~!~!v~~~~PRM ClJ. I@ POMEROY, OHIO ~ ) AT RUTLAND the hosts pulled a m1ld upset by wh tppmg tbe 11sthng Pomeroy Royals 7-5 behmd the hitting and pttchmg of Dmk Ken nedy Kenn edy fanned seven and walked SIX whtle chtpping m 111th two smgles Mike Wayland had the big bat gettmg three smgles and Andy Poc kltn_g ton Todd Snowden Bob Withams and Davt d Watkms each got a smgle Their record ts now 3 7 whlle Pomeroy ts 7-4 For Pomero) Ray An d1ews took the loss as he teamed wtth M1ke Tn plett to stnke out seven and walk JUSt ftve Chris Taylor cracked a double and two smgles to lead the hillers and Andrews Jeff Grueser and Steve Ohlinger each got one smgle HOST EASTERN narrowly m1 ssed bemg upset b) Racme fmally pulling 1t out by the score of 7-6 m mne mnongs Eastern IS now 9 3 while Racme dropped to 3 1 Danny Spencer went seven mnmgs for the hosts and then gave way to Rusty W1gal who went on to get the won Combmed they fanned etght and wa lked stx and Spencer socked a double and smgle whtle llnan B1ss•ll got two smgles to lead the attack Jeff Goebel also got a double and smgle while W1gal and Steve lJtlle each got one hit Mtke Huddleston and J1m 0 Bnen shared the mound chores w1th 0 Brien gettmg harged w1 th the loss fogether they fanned ftve md gave up s1x free passes Danny Duddmg socked a nple and smgle whtle 0 Bnen got a double and smgle Dave Ro bm son cracked a double and John West and Terry Clark each h1t two smgles CARS 197~ Ford Grand Tormo, 4 dr factory atr PS PB vonyl roof 1973 Plymouth ~a t elhte 4 dr facto ry aor vtnyl roof Sedan $2895 PS PB, $1795 CANCER (June 21 July 221 Us~ ally speculative s tuat :ons have mme s zz e than sub sta ce IJ il today you may hea o <;omelh ng th at s wontl a I ard second took LEO (July 23 Aug 22) Keep con i dental ntor mf\tlon sir ct y to you se I today hough you II be pn~s s ured 19?0 Chrysler Newport 4 dr factor y a1r PS PB cru ise conlrol lB'S 1973 Monte Carlo l andau. ha lf vinyl roof AM rad o w1 th 8 track stereo player, fac tory atr PS PB radtal tires $2995 to tell ot hers VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 22 ) Your t1unchE"S are a del n te plus for you todny Dor 1 dts coun t your sptend d tog c IJu l do heed that small n e voce LIBRA (Sop! 23 Oc t 23) Peo pie a e oot 11g to you today that you may 101 eve n be awa e of They II take as nucl pr de n your nccompllshmef s as v.ou w SCORPIO (Del 24 No• 22) You ac tton today w 11 w n ad m fit on You 1 w J ng y sharr> th C me qht r e modesty you wua s ve y becom ng to yo u 1973 Chevrolet Impala Custom, 2 dr HT fact ory a or PS PB vinyl roof AM FM radt o $2695 1972 Mustang 302 AT PS PB factory atr Sharp $2395 1966 Chev r olet Capnce 4 dr wagon 1973 Butc k Regal 2 dr $295 whtte woth whtte vonyl rqof factory a1 r PS P B tol t wheel AM FM stereo cruose control ch rom e reve rse wheels wtth radia l t tres Sharp No w $3495 SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 21 ) Somet m~s wl en 1 (\S fo others our g IV <~b sed Not so lor I y Yo J!l CljOV ~1 we do ne os you to II mPasu e 1972 Vega 4 cyl factory atr Hatchback Now $1595 CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 1971 Chevy Chevelle Malibu, 2 dr HT 307 VB automattc PS vmyl roof Now $1695 19) Yo re: 1 spf!t 1Hy ad o t o 1 v nt hfllp nq f'lthers so t o t t~<' r1 q ~cl alia s Take 1 rtl' TO IPnd a I ~ I I r~"quesled 1973 Butck Electra 225 Ltmtted 2 dr HT fully equopp ed radial tores Now $2995 Q~"' !;1 AQUARIU S (Jan 20 Feb 191 C:o c11 n<> w 1 he ex e nP.Iy to tl n f.' lo v J today You n ily flve I t rr e to cle,.. p n m nc tl n h1s on o had yoJ <;tvmH PISCES (Feb 20 March 20) s a rpod day to mx neso; anrt I)IPasure A cl rnt yo couton I e<~ch fr om you clcsk may be mo e d"' stan Ths $195 1968 Chevy , Sold as ol 1975 Vega Wagon 4 cy l 4 speed woth rack $2895 on her ba ck Sharp 1974 Pmlo Wagon 4 cyl automat tc rack on her bac k Clean $2495 h~ dl g a d c ~ you­ ~ orthel<)J Jut~ steering and brakes radio tires show little wear green finish Sharp and nice j 1 71 Olds 98 Lux Sed , pow, atr 71 Pontiac Cat Coupe, power, a1r Loc al low mtleage car V8 eng fne autom atic power 500 E MAIN ST POMEROY, OHIO PHONE 992 2174 FOR AP~OINTMENT '1195 '3495 1914 CHEVY NOVA 4 Dr SMilH NELSON MOTORS, INC• a1r 75 Dodge Dart Swmger Cpe., auto 1971 GMC 4500 SERIES $3895 14 Midwest gram and cattle rack body 350 VB eng ine power steering and brakes On ly 8 900 m les Cean like new YOUR FRIENDLY DEALER 8500 a11 Sed , power, suto matic power st eering a nd b ra k es g ood hr es step bumper radio custo m tr i m an d r'n trro r s DISCOunt. pow, 1 Cadillac Cpe DeV1IIe, power, a1r. • 13295 Cadillac Eldorado Cpe, power, au , 13695 1973 CHEVROLET C 10 B Fleelslde wh ite over red clean lntertor and labor. ID and get 72 Pomeroy QUALITY Motor Co. announce that we'"Wllt- g~ve all • Kelly (5) 75 Cad1Hac Eld. Cpe., 2 SIGNS OF Smith Nelson MototS Inc. IS proud to •• 120 000 000 2- 5 R o China, since that 18 how 1t Is recognized by the Interns tiona! OlympiC Committee Soon after Trudeau s concession Philtp 0 Knunm prestdent of llle U S Olympic Comnuttee sa1d the 53Hnember Amencan team will compete ll1 lite interests of preservmg llle OlympiC movement for the alltletes who have dedicated themselves to realizrng the pmnacle of the most renowned amateur event ll1 the world The roc will crrcurnvent 1~ own restnction agalllSt the presence of Taiwan by votmg on a rules change that will remove the Republic of Cluna as a member and replace 1t w1th Truwan for lllese games The Executive Board approved this rev1s1on Thursday and the full memberslup was to vote on 1t today There was no unmediate word from Ta1wan on how It would react to th1s latest development but IOC Prestdent Lord K1llanm adm1tted The hrst reactions were a very defimte no 'There are still some negottations gorng on w1th Taiwan,' he continued addmg We ba ve done everythsng we can to uphold our prrnc1ples ' Henry Hsu, the Truwan member of the IOC sa1d ll1 disapporntmen' It IS not up to the roc to tell us what name we should use While the Taiwan Situation could be settled today another political shadow could be cast by llle Mrtcan nations Early this mormng they presented a letter to Killanin calling for llle ouster of New Zealand for a~ts of irlbumanlty agalllSt Mr1eans ll1 South Africa " The statement continued Should the IOC fail to beed thts humanitarian call the respective national Olympic comnuttees of Mnca reserve the nght to reconSider the participation ll1 the games of lite 21st Olympiad It was s1gned by representatives of Chad, Ghana, Kenya Upper Volta, llle Ivory Coast Nigeria Togo Mall Cameroon, Morocco Senegal Niger Zambta, the Congo Republic Ethiopia and Uganda Ta zama and Maunt1us already have Withdrawn m protest of New Zealand s sporting ties w1th South Africa 71 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DR SEDAN Owned by local mtn ster nice 31 67 c=-:---"-VERMEER BALER SALES AND SER 20 ; ; ; s -;;pe en c e Insured f ~e est motes Call 992 2384 o 2o38 VOLKSWAGEN Low mileage sharp WILL I m or cut trees and shrub'; bery phone 949 2545 or 742 3825 auto trans 74 CARPENTER floor ng ae I ng panel ng Pl1ohe 992 2759 REMODELING Plumb ng heat ng ond oU types of general repo r Work guoronteed 20 years ex pe ten ce Phone 9922409 5232 4 cyl __. , Sweepers toaste rs rons oil small opphonces lown mower next to State H ghwoy Gorage an Route 7 Phone (614) 965 D&o TREE Tr 13 VOLKSWAGEN 000 030 000 0- 3 7 0 Slaton SM eckl (1 0 ) and Kusnyer Brett (5 41 and Down ng L P- Siaton <1 0 7) HRs- M lwavlcee Scot t (9) Ch cago Lemon C2 Brohamer ~ WILL do roof ng , con struct on plumb ng ancl Meotmg No 1oh too Iorge or too small Phone 7A2 234B 8rodlord · - - - ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR - One new four bedroom ranch style, double garage, pat1o, located on one acre of ground w1lh all ulthhes. located on the "Wtldwood estates' Flatwoods, 2nd house on left of new limestone road Call for appomtment Also new home to be sold at Morning Star add11ton and wtll be ready soon for showmg Also lots of lots (I acre) left at the Wildwood estates. 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Ch cago You Make The Pnce Orie careful local owner REAL ESTATE FOR SAL£ NEW LISTING- COOLVILLE - Nice mod brick home containing three be<lrooms dining room living room with fireplace lull basement with garage large front po ch nal gas turnace city water and well water a beautiful home with approx 5'12 acres of land fruit trees and shade trees surrounding It Plenty of garden space good fishing area close by located In Coolville Ohio Prlc~nl)l $32 000 Call now M1lwauke • You Make The Pnce PINTO 4 CYL. $ta wagon aulo trans boss s wife s ca r nice 73 PINTO -- ( 10 Innings) 14• mo 9J Mlnll esot a 020 300 OOx- 5 1l 2 Brown (7 S) and Pru tl Bane Ce mpbell {8) an d WYnt gar WP- Bane {2 '2) You Make The Pnce FORD CARGO VAN ,LWB shows good care oo- 2 HR- O&kland Rud IBI Cleveland 000 001 1oo- 2 1 o 11 8) 72 13 000 000 Detroit 002 000 000 OJ- 3 A 0 Blue Finger s ( 11) and Newman Hllne'/ (7) Rober ts (9 8) and Wockenfuss LP- Biue BUICK SMALL VB SKYLARK You Make Pnce i4 dr sedan factory air and full equ ipment extra nice BACK CARPETING D. 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S200 weekly stuff ng en .... e lope s n to alread y stomped and od d e,;sed envelopes Stu ff ing mo l~:lf ol prov ded I ee Send 3102 0 No ce s hereby g ven hat the follow ng thre e parce l s of Th rd and M II Streets n M d r ea es ta te w 11 be o ff er ed for dleport 8 and new h gli qual sate by the unders gned on tv apor men s See !he Sat urday uly 3 ls 976 a manage o R vers de Apo t 10 00 A M a the f or mer home me lh o coli 992 3773 Fur and Found o f Leota L ynch Deceased ~ h ed opo tme h a lso Sa id pp r c.e s. of rea l es t a e ar e LOS T 3 mos o ld p g red w th ova loble b r et y desc bed as fo ows 20 of an acr e known as the block spo ts Roc ne Boshon Rd f whe eobouts 0 e TRAI LER spoce for re n Md L eota Lynch properly ap 0 eo p r a sed 'til 52 200 00 know lease coii9A9 2344 dleport PhQ e 992 5A34 52 of an a cr e known as lt'le Dobe man p nc her ' 3 oom fu n s-hed opo lment Ar fhur and Marga r et Lynch FOU ND p oper v appra sed at saoo oo I emo te obou 1 year old of the ut I t es paK:I lnqu e o 356 JJ acres vacanT tot ap l eona d Bo55 res den ce NGrlh Fou lh M ddleport p a sed at S2 000 00 Sy ocuse Phone 992 5006 Oh o The apove pa r ce s are he blue I bedroom mobtle home odults appr a sed as nd cated ab ove WHOEVER found a net canno t be sod l or te ss wheelbor ow be tween M d only Phone 992 5535 tt an the appra sed val ue dlepor ond Hob~on pleose TWO bedroom mob le home Proper y o be 50 d to he eturn lo Bob W lson 338 5 5th Brown ~ J o ler Pork phone h ghesl b dder $100 00 depos t Ave M ddleporl Oh o 9q2 3324 t o be pa id by successful b dder on each property fo b nd sate 3 oom lurn shed ope tment be g ven a e dders w ut II es furn1shed Phone 992 reasonable 1 me w Th n wh ch J\2f'i Of 992 543-i to bor row money from a fe nd n g nst u t on alld o SituatiOn$ c heck I t e Sal e 'fJ II be con d ue ed at each proper y s e WIL L DO odd to bs roof ng po n F r s sal e Jo be held at he I ng haul ng reework and Leo a L ynch pr oper y Sa e s mow ng Phone 99 ~ 74oq MASTER Croft 10x55 1965 mob Je sub tec lo he app r ova of the home Two bedronm fu n she-d Probate Cour ca porT good s eps Phon e Also one 2 doo r 1965 Dodge 992 3027 Professt011al to be sod to the h gh~st b d der Appra se d at S12S co 1q73 Mob le Home • •64 3 James E S mpson bedroom 1 ~ both Phone Ad m n st ra tor ot I he Wanted 992 5282 E st a te of Ar h ur L Ynch Deceased OLD fu n lure ce bo~tes brass 1971 Ekona Mob fe Home bO ~tl2 (7) 16 18 \9 20 21 11 on Iorge loT n M ddlepo t beds wolf telephones and Phone 992 56b7 or 992 2683 parts or complete hou ~eholds Wrte M 0 M iler Rt 4 1968 FieetwoodT ole 12ft by 52 Pomeroy Oh o Coli 99'1 77~ May 11 1!16 It portly furn shed porch N9TICE Of OIL & underp nn ng Phone I 378 po d fo oil makes end GAS LJASE FORFEITURE CASH 6319 model s of mob le homes TO All an c nterna 10n a l Phone a eo code 614 423 9531 0 Corp Summ I Chase 1000 Ur n $SCos h$$S for tunked oulo F yes Ave T uc k A uto Po h Ru lond Columbus Oh o Phone 742 20B Gent emen MAKE spr ng clea n ng p of tobl e TERM S OF SALE tO You ar e her eby not fed t h ~t lu n unwanted !ems nto cash TIMBER Pome oy Fo es Pro p ercent cash o r ce r ll f ed the un ders gn ed l ess or s Adve I se n the Won Ads due s l op pr ce for ~land ng che ck the day of the sate her eby elect to d ec a e a sowt mbe Ca ll Ken t-la nby Balan.ce upon rece pt of the fort e tur e of t he fol ow ng o 1 lOCUST Posh round or spl t deed I 446 8570 an d gas le ase bet ween vou as Phone 949 2774 G vt:n under my ha nd Th s le ssee and the und ers gned as 10 to 20 oc es w1t h or w thou! 25th day of Ju ne 1976 l essors COAL hmesto n~ ond coloum o lde house n Me gs o Athens Lease da ted th e 8 h day of chlonde ond co k1um b ine fo r Robert C Harten bach County Plea se write Che ry l M ay 1912 be tween Hobarl M dust contr ol and speoal mnung Sher ff Dodd er er an d Beu ah Dod Boyd 4443 l ow estone Dr Col salt for fo rmers Mo n Stree t o f M e gs Coull y Ohio d cr er h s w te as Le ssors urn bus Oh o 43220 Pomeroy Oh o o ph one 992 an d Att ant c Internal onat 0 I 3891 171 2 9 16 23 30 51 Co r p as Lessee cove r ng 16 a cre~ more or less s tuat e n CANNING peocn es now reedy Oli ve To wn sh p Me 9 5 h u Augu st Seve of vor el e~ Cou n ty Oh o and be ng by the bushel ;, bu shel or b oun ded on th e North by REGISTERED mole poodle puppy peck Please br ng own con Howa r d Cobb ns on t he East female Peek o Poo Coli 742 to ner 2 conven•en locot on s by F rank Dodd e r er on tl'1 e PUBL IC NOTIC E 2604 M dwoy Marke t Pomeroy B ds w l be rece veQ b y th e So uth b y C R Garr ell and on he West by c R Garr e and REGISTERED A K C Toy Poodle 2 V IJage of M ddfeport Oh o Wl 2582 Bob s Morket Mason M e1 gs County at the Mayor s E R tch e sa d l ease be ng of 773 572\ ye ars old P hon~ 742 2809 Off ce of the V age tot a l! 23 7 r ecord n he o tt ce of the Cl erk o f the Co u n ty Rec order AK C Doberman pupp es s re and TOMATOES Cleland Fa ms ond Race Sl reet un l I 4 00 p M n M eigS Count y Oh o n Ju l y 26 1976 for the follow ng G reenh ou ses Ge ro ld ne dam bred for good lemperment Le as e Book 58 at Page 235 meter a s Cl eland Roc ne Oh o ond protect on chomp on hnes Th e a bove lease s her eby 650 l ons more or less 6 moles 2 females reosonobly 700 boles hoy l o ~ole Phone dec ar ed to rt e ed b y th e ASPt't<~lt c Concre e n pl ace pr ced Wolt er Everel 1.-1 unders•gned Lessors because and rolled 992 7751 3054 o f the non p ay men t of de ttY 300 gallon s more or less CONSOLE sle eo AM FM rod o 4 r enta l a s r eq u r ed by th e Tack and or P ri mer n pl ace VACAT ON Sale oil 1ve nven term s ot the sad tease spe ed cha nge r Balance A I st of streets be 1'10 con To y must go Pmes cut 11 s the nt en t on of ,. t h e s dered for repa ring Js $103 60 or le ms Cal l 3965 drost t ally t I Fr doy July 23 evi!tlab e a the Mayors under s g n ed L esso r of e and 1- 1974 ZY r ecord all aff da v I of for Hun t s Pet Sho p 2 , m les n e 2 mo torCycl es O ff ce 237 Race St r eeT f e lu re for th e abov e tea se Yamaha 80 1 1971 SL Hondo of Ches ter on Rt 248 M ddteporf Oh o 100 Phone 614 367 0414 The V llage r es erves he w h th e Coun y Rec order o f M e g s Cou n ty Oh a as r ght to re tect any or a 1 b ds BELSAW planer model 91 0 I k e p r ov ded by aw Gene Grate s gned new 3 power fool s n one Clerk Treasurer Hoba r t M Dod de r er L essor Jvly 9 16 23 ~h on e I 607 3737 Beu lah Dod derer le ssor 1970 Camero Rally Sport ex ce llellt cond I on Pholle m OLD k !chen cob ne ts ook w th ( 7) 16 7649 flou r b n ond sugar Jar oolc t h no cob net p e sole m xed 1973 Carve te T lop blue 350 wood dresse r wa lnut (sol d ) outom ot c ond extr os $5595 ches t o f drowen mop e AU o ld Call Q92 71 14 alter 4 p m ol pr o le s~ onolly ref n shed 1974 Greml n wh te $1Q85 00 The Furn tu e F1 xer Parllond The Almanac l ow m leage Phone 992 7'106 Oho Untied Press Inlernational Today IS Frtday July 16, the !98th day of 1976 WJth 168 tb follow The moon 1s approaching ots last quarter The mornmg star IS Jupiter The evemng gtars are Saturn Venus Mercury and Mars Those born on this date are under llle s1gn uf cancer Mary Baker Eddy founder of the Christian Sc1ence . Help Wanted Yard Sale Notices VALUE 24 1976 P owe s thr~1 pr ev ously d d ~ t v o k o t m~y !1flY off th ~com no yea What app('arP.ct o be ' lead hoses CC'Iu d tu r n ou t tQ bf'n+>byw es Elliott prepa for '76 • Campa zgn By RICK VAN SAN'f WI LM INGTON Ohw (UP! ) - Lenvil Elliott has been revtewmg hts record m the National Football League and he 1sn t too 1n1pressed He fogures tf he wasn t real proud after three seasons lllere s a good chance he nught not be after another three - that ts if he was still arolUld that long So, the time seemed right to take stock of hunself the Cincmnati Bengals runrung back f1gured I sat down and had a long think-out of thrngs durrng the off season Elliott confided I m gomg tnto my fourtl1 year m the NFL I ve 1973 Mercury Montego 2 dr HT aor P S P B v n yl roof S2395 TRUCKS 1967 Ford VB standard long Wide bed 5695 1970 Chevy 6 cy l sta ndard long Wtde bed Now S995 1971 Ford F 250 PB wot h topper J,t., ton auto trans PS Now $1795 1975 Ford Super Cab wtth standard trans $3695 1969 Ford VB standard trailS bed long w1de Sll9S 1972 Dodg e l ion stake VB 4 speed PS PB $2195 RIGGS USED CARS 985 4100 Loca ted on St Rl 7 Chester 0 camp m the best m~ntal and physical shape of his career For the frr>t ttme I d1dn 1 go back to Misoouro fo r the offseason ' srud UJe p10duct of Northeast M1ssour1 State I stayed ll1 CincmMt1where I could work out mill the Bengals coaches and eqwpment everyday It s the hardest I ve ev•r worked and I feel g1 eat gorng Into camp I was so amoous to get started here because I knew I was ready for 1t like never before 1t s a good thmg for Elliott he picked thts year for his new attitude - there are 10 runmng backs solid competmg for jobs and at least one newcomer - two tune He1sman Trophy wtTUJer and first round dr.Ut p1ck Archie Grtffm of Oh1o Stute IS gua ranteed lo crowd onto the roster UTI Another rookie runner fourth round chotce Tony Da> IS of Nebraska also Js hkely to make the team nnd m addttion speedster Charlie DaviS ts back after SJttmg out Wei e p Brauer "' th two all last season w1th an mj~ry stngles S Han olton l I ve got competition bke Gumlhcr L F1slrer and Ims never before, but 1\ s JUSt Bai l~) wolh a smgle earh gomg to make me go bardet fobm' led Rutland w1th so tl f1ts right rnto the plans I tl1 ce s1 glcs Michaels and ha 1e for myself assures th~ Boowr I 1rl a double each and muscular 5-ll 203 pound M Wtsr and Sptres chipped oo EU10tl w1lh smgles Elliott was the Bengals SEN IOR S LINIJ JNGS thrrd le.admg g10und gauoe• WI last season and he topped the 9 2 team m a ver~ge gam per ~ o 1 est Hun 8 2 carry averagrng 4 3 yards Hit n Misses 6 2 each of the 71 tunes he was Me1gs (M&l\ ) 5 4 gtven the ball Syrac uus~ l 6 Ell10tl and his teanunates New Htvcn 1 8 went through a fourth Pomeroy 1 9 stra1ght day of two-a <lay Rutla !d drills toda v reached the poml where I m e1ther gomg to be a top quality player 01 JUSt somebod1 tll3t hangs on the end of the roster each seo<son Th IS IS the turrung pomt for me th e Rtchmond Mo native sa1d m a qmet senous tone It s time for me to become someone m the NFL or else fall back m the pack And Elhott a<lded l >e decided that I can really be someone I feel I can rlo a loeckul a lot more than I have been contr1butmg I dec1ded I haven thad a postilve enough att1tude ll1 the past I cannot be sattsfoed anymore wtth medootnty And so Ellto tt whose dartmg speed and good balance m the past have mdJCa ted great putenhal says he has come to trammg New H aven, Forest R win Sr. League games In Semor Girls Softball th1s week host Now Haven plated Pa rsons w1th the wmn ong run m the bottom of the seventh to score a 14 13 won over Syracuse Burton got credit for the wm Lcadmg bitters for the wmne1 s WeJ e R1ggs Bocook and Parsons w1th three singles each wh1le Weaver and Love got two hi ls K Dugan and B Huffman led the losers With three smgles each wh1le C Teaford had a dnuble and smgle P Ne1glcr and r Ferrell each got two League leadmg Forest Run beat Rutland at Salisbury 9 2 w1th Kom Bruese1 gett1ng the wm P Robmson led the h1ttmg w1th a double and l"o smgles \\hole Grueser L Ord and C Gumther each got three smgles Othet lutteJs N.WoW~J!JR~~· ·0• OFFICE HO URS 9 30 to12 2 10 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS l- EAST COURT ST , POME OY �1 8 - 1he Daly Sent met Mtddleport Pomeroy 0, ~'nday July 16 1976 IN T~6 V/ AH T AD S COMM ON PLEAS COURT INFORMATION OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO DEADLINES EMMETT H NANNA J R S PM Da y Befor e eT AL Pub! cat ton SJ J1 Ball more Aven ue Ca nuu ar ons Hv~thY1IIe Maryland Plaint fh VI JO~N M WELlS JR ET AL No B 958 - NOT IC E OF SALE No nce s hNeb y g ven t~et !h e 6 h de:y o t August 976 a he hou r o f 10 00 o < toe ~ AM t w I att n to sa e at pub c auc!lon 11 h(' door o t tfle Me gs County Cou rthouse m Pon1eroy Oh o the rot ovq,l Q real eWJ e PARCE'L NO I S tuated r the Tow sh p or 0 ve County of Me gs and State of Oh o an d be- ng a part of No 35 n Town 3 of Ra ge No bour ded Md Ieser be d a~ fol p.w$ Beg nn nq Hl 4 ro ds wes t tro m t he southeas cone of sa d Sec t on thenc e Wes t 122 r'ods thencq north 96 rods to he cen te-r o f Shade R ver thence sou It 83 degrees east 26 rod s he cc nor th 83 (tegrees east '1'1 od s thence orth 70 deg r ees eas r J r ods t e ce nQ r fh 85 degrees uas 4 r ods hen ce nor h 81 d-eg ees east 5 ads th ence north 63 degr ee s e(l st 1 r ods then ce no r II 68 degr ees eas t '26 rod s hence nort h 83 deg r ees ells! Srods I hence sou th o the p ace of beg nn ng con ta n ng 78 ac;res be the sa ne more or less excep t 111e r gh ot a ro ad way 20 feet w de as near whe re the r oad now run s f ro m t e sou1 h side ol sa c:t ra ct to t he co unt y road nc ar the ' ou th of Soruce Run Also ex.cep ng tha l there has been so ld a tract of 18 acr es o ut o f the above de S(: r bed p em lses as Is recorded n vo tOS Pa ge 259 Me gs Coun y Record ot Deed s to wh ch re rc re n<:c s t ertby made A 50 excep ng tha t po 1 on o f and acqu ed by the Un te d St utes ol Am£>r ca ltH OU 9h co dem na ton pr oc eed ng s n C v I No 74 209 ol the Un ed Sfa es D s r ct Court of the So uth ern D st cl of Oh o Eastern 0 v son es Sh own n Vo 239 P a ge 367 of the Me~ County Dee d Records an d d~ f ed June 5 1969 PA RC EL NO 2 BelnQ th e o I p "' leges n and u der the above descr be d pren ses s tuale d n t h e Town sh p o f 01 ye Cou ly F Megs a1d Sta e of Oh o PARCEL N O l Also the o I pr Y eges n and und er t he to low ng ea l estafe s tuat ed n lhEI Townsh p of Lebanon County of Me gs and S ate of Oh o be ng n or e part c u ar l v d escr b ed as 'fo l lows Beg nn ng on he cenfer lne 126 rods f rom the wes11 ne ot Sec on 3d Town 3 Range ll of t he Oh o Com pany s Purchase then ce east to til e sou t hwest corner o f 50 acres to he ea st en d of the nor th h alf o f Sec t on 34 Town 3 Range 11 of the Ohio Company s Pur chose so l d by John Carlwr gh f by Ga br et Sims th en ce north to the ce nt er of the no r th ha f of sa d Sec1 on JJ thence west to w lh 1 126 rods o r the west 1 ne of S-ect on 34 hence south to he place o f beg nn ng con ta n ng 50 acres mo r e or less Said parce s are app r a sed resp ec l vety as f ol ow s Parce No 1 a! S5 100 00 f;'ar ce No 2 a S 200 00 and Parcel No 3 a t Sl 000 00 and cannot be sold for less than two th rds of tha t amount Sad prem ses to be sod sep arately as th e property of the pp ties to he above ac t on on an order of ssle n pa ton from the Comm on P eas Court o f Me1gs Countv Oh10 an d d re e led to the un d ers gned Sher ff REGULATIONS The P ubllshrr teser ves the r lgnt to ed 1 or r t jecl anv acts deemt>d ob tectlonal The pub! ,ne r w ill not be respons i ble for mor~ th""'fl one ncorrect n$eri!Qn RATE S For Want Ad Sf PI Ice 5 cents per word one nserllon Min mum Ch!roe S1 00 • cents per word three consecu1 1ve Insertion s 76 ce nts per w ord SIX consecut rve nserllons 25 Per Cen D se.ount on pai d ads and ads P!!l d w thin o days CARD OF T~ANkS & OBITUAR Y S2 00 for 80 m n m um E11ch addlt ana ce nts wo r d word 3 BLIND ADS Add 1 on al 25c Cha rge per Adve r t semen OFFICE • correc tlons acc ep ted first da~ of pub! ca t on P o sox 124 Lon fj Bottom Oh io Oetendanh em For Fast Results Use The Sentine! 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LIVESTOCK TO OUR PLANT ( b9 vw SbOO 00 Phqne 9;9 2b36 1973 Chevy lmpolo 2 d PS PB a eJ~Ccell e nf cond I on P.h one 992 5975 20 acres of stand ng hay also feed wh eot G A Radek n RD 3 AI bony Oh o b9B 8852 N CE polled Heret o d Phone 992 7190 $300 1971 Dodge Do 1 8 cyl out omol c tro nsm ss on EK 3 p e(e bedroom su1te ond small eel en I co d I on $1450 00 vpholst•red roc k ng cho Co11247 2196 &a sonobly p iCed lnqu re at 1974 vo kswoge 1 e• cellen co Rob er t Tewksbory 855 Pearl d 0 $2200 00 Ph o ne St M ddlepo r f 0h o tole 1 304 773 5867 afte rnoon o r even ng or Tewk sbary s Bo ber Shop Ill 1%6 7 tpm Dodge P ckup ston Pomeroy do d Phone 9B5 3576 1968 Pont Ot; AM FM rod o or 1974 Hondo Xl350 low m1l eoge P ced to sell Phone 992 7194 9 Pa ssenger Stat1on Wagon Ford 22 3 cu dspot phone 99) 5535 llO 992 3647or 992 3B59 ft freezer excellent Sears Col cond1t on Phone 992 5867 or 992 2683 1967 Pontiac F reb rd 428 h1gh RABBITS pony saddl e mole perf ormance eng ne crome mUle ant que ICe ba• Phone three lour h race com Etrbook (}q2 7330 hgh •i•e nontlold w lh 900 AFB ·- - --''- - - co buretor Douglas heode s r ram ubes Munc e 210 4 speed FREE ICE CREAM w Th Hurst sh fl er power po ck c utch ond pressure plat e 'h gal Ice Cream Polnell Jones l 60 on M'1g s A Douglas oct on ba 456 reo gear tw n el ec tr c fuel pumps Hur~ t 250 b a r shocks supe( With Every Cubic Foot of sun toe street legal Con be Unlco Freezer Space Yo~ see ot Low ence Hysell s o Buy Happy Ho low Rd o phon e EXAMPLE 7422991 F rs $1 000 takes FREE 20cu It lOgal lctCrelm 1959 Fotd F750 60 passenger bus Cnll742 2303 or 698 371; 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A lmos t n ew autom ahc msulot ng motch1ne $850 00 Phone Go l hpol s 1;;6 o782 basement 2 large enclosed porches g~rage & carport JUST $12 000 A HONEY FOR THE MONEY - 135 acres on Rt 681 Most minerals Water ~va1lable Close to Recreation 116 600 FOR GAIN INVEST IN REAL ESTATE 9f2 ll59or m 2568 '---------.....J ·- ........... 11srgame• Boston 000 01 0040- 5 10 0 Konsos City 303 013 2ox- 12 16 1 ~ole Cleveland ( 1) Hou se 161 Lee ( 7) end Fisk Ll'On&r d (1 0 Jl lind St inson L P- Pole (4 ?5 FORD 302 V8.GRANADA ,; dr sedan luxury model with flight bench front seat wllh center arm rest steel belled wsw tires almost like the day It was sold 51 C2nd game) 000 002 2 61 Kansas City 000 000 001- 1 8 2 Jones W lloughby ( 9 ) and SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. r..mzm ,_ Photography POOLS AMI .... - I'IIIIMI " " lilt ....,.,..._ mo. 0 ASSORTED RUBBER AI "'"' ..,... - . 1111. •6.95 ~S.IIIIIIRL, Square Yord Installed Davtd Parsons, OWner, 949 2814 lltHto,oot ~tJ.I mo 6 71 TEAFORD V•rgtl 8 Sr Realtor 110Mechanoc Pomeroy Q Phoile 9'12 331 < RUTLAND - 3 bedrooms bath all ctty ulll lies basement near stores $29 500 $5500 00 - Worktngman s special 2 bedrooms nat gas F A furnace and city Jusl 55500 II ACRES - Mostly all new fenced 7 room res•dence ll/2 baths and good spnng water $29 000 4°(] ACRES - 2 bedrooms 1'h baths central a r and heat 2 car garage and large garden spots $29 500 ADS ATTRACT LOOKERS SALESMEN SELL PROPERTY TRY us BRADFORD Aust oneer Com plete Service Phone 9.49 2487 or 949 2000 Racme Oh10 Cr It NEW LISTING-101 acres ol rolling land oil mineral rights approx 10 acres tillable land some pasture land and limber good lake site Modern l'il story house recently refinished on Inside all carpeted except kitchen containing 3 bedroom d nlng room and basement 2 car garage Nice location on Co Rd 46 close to Tuppers Plains Ohio Priced lor quick sale $32 000 Call for appoint 51 ACRES FREE GAS-Modern 1/2story house 3 br din ing room Ire place full basement nice porches and out buildings Large scenic lake w•th green grass and pine trees around It Watch the large bass swim along In lhe clear waler Pretty as a picture Priced to sell 137 500 00 S6 ACRES - Modern 1 12 story home 3 bedrooms with flreptate and basement Apple cherry and other fruot trees Mostly fenced with pasture some farm land Close lo Danville Price reduced to $28 700 NEW liSTING- Mulberry Avenue location Two bedroom loving room kitchen and dining area l'il balhs Large back porch priced to sell $9 100 WE ARE SELLINb .-ROPERTY AND NEED YOUR LISTING CAlL: JIMMY DEEM949 2388 2 DR. SEDAN !61 You Make The Pnce Chose (614)698 3021 ON OUR LOT. MANY MORE 2180 ·~--~-EXCAVATING BACKHOES AND DOZER - LARGE AND SMAll SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED LOW BOY AND DUMP TRUCKS Bill PUlliNS PHONE 992 U78 DAY OR NIGHT SEWING MACHINE Repo s ser v ce oil makes ~2 22B4 The Fobr c Shop Pomeroy Authon zed S nge Sales and Se v ce We sharpen SCissors See Fred Blaettnar, Melvm Little. or Pal H11l Open Evenmgs T111 00 Except Thurs and Sat Ttl5 oo ' Close~d~~~~~~... ~-- BUilDING emodel ng and repo rs Quollfy work eft c en I serv ce Jesse Rodman phone EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe We k dump trucks and lo boys for h1u~ w1H houl hll d~rt lop so1l limestone and g avel Coli Bob or Roger jef fers day phone ~2 7089 ntgh t phone 992 352~ or 992 DAN THUMt':SUI\1 ..... ----- ~ 992 5900 .FORD .... /rlO ~ EXCAVATING dozer backhoe ond d tcher Cha les R Hot f eld Bock Hoe Serv ce Rutland Oh o Phone 742 ~ I. SAVE ON •• Olympics may get underway Candy Stripe - •• Beautiful colors Do 11 yourself and seve Regutar S6 95 sq yd SEPTIC Systems nstalled by I tensed nstoller Shepard Confractors Phone 742 2409 -- Sale 54\ SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Modern Son tat on 992 3954 or 992 2428 Yd •• 12 or 15 Ft ~Saturday 501 NYLON . Green gold red blue rust Do ot yourself with padding $7 95 sq yd With paddong onsta lied II 95 squart yard . CALL 742 2211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT RUTLAND FURNITURE 742-22\1 • ~y MARTIN LADER tlPI Sports Writer :MONTREAL (1JPI) - To ~ one's surprise Ute Uruted Slates has kiSBOd and made up with Canada and will be a fojatured attractiOn m the f~stive opening day ctremooies when the polihcal Olympics finally gets ubderway on Saturday Burled in the crush of pe,!lcerul harmony that s!f~denly exists between the North American neighbors 1s ~~of Taiwan, still the oqd COWitry out despite the ~t~:ong vocal support of the " f.,~ ~· Rutland ; AUCTION TuppeJS Plains Volunteer Fire Department 1: •• • 0 •• ••~ SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1976 10 00 AM Items To Be Sold Oak Dresser 2 oak hall trees wood rocker poster bed, wood porch swing 3 showcases oak bookcase secretary aulomalte washers and dryers, wood kilchen wall cabmets kitchen gas stove wood buller mold iron banks, ol<! clocks Ice tongs, glass door knobs Roseville depression glass miniature oil lamps Ray ().Lamp. old glass lamp shares Bee Smoker old pewter flat Iron Monkey Coal Stove railroad lantern old jewelry, bells china doll old comic books dlsconhnued Imperial glass several pieces cut glass~ iron baby bed, wood desk, knives, corn plantPr wood kitchen chairs, stone jars and many other Items too m1merous to anti on I. 0. McCOY, AUCTIONEER Middleport 992-2196 CARPETING GREG S CB SALES located ol l;r w n s Gulf Serv ce Md dlepo t Oh o Phone 992 -- LOOK ON BOTH NEW AND USED CARS eXPERIENCED house pomter Phone Arthur Musser 742 (614)698 7257Albony Make Pnce WE ARE CLOSED SUNDAY BUT INVITE A CLOSE VICE Me gs Athens County Balers f om $3995 up Memll m;;; ng STA. WAGON You Make The Pnce local owner 2 DR • •• • ..w' ~ •• • • •• U S , which just a day ago threatened to walk out of the games if its Chinese ally wasn t appeased The US bad its conscience cleared Thursday night when "Canadian Pnme Minister Pierre Trudeau softened hiS position for the frrst time m Ute weeklong controversy by agreeing to allow Taiwan to use 1ts anthem and flag But he continued In his statement from Ottawa, They can't call themselves China The government of Taiwan msls~ it must be entered as tbe Republic of NOTICE SEN lOR CITIZENS • •• Semor Citllllns .•• 10% DISCOUNT • •• ' •• •• •• • •• •• ; ••• •• • ••• •• on all Just show parts us your 10% 71 67 Cadillac HT 74 Vega GT Cpe , 4 speed '2295 74 Chev. Imp 4 dr H.T, power, a11 13295 74 AMC Hornet 2 door, auto trans • • 12295 73 Olds 88 4dr, full power, alf • • 11895 73 Chev. Monte Carlo, power, atr •••• '2695 72 Olds Toronado, au, V roof. • • 12295 72 Pont1ac Catalma 4 Dr , atr • 11995 72 Olds 98 4 door, full power, au. • • 12295 72 Bu1ck Elec 225 HT Cpe , power au . 12495 72 Chev Imp 4 Door, V8, auto, au 11595 11695 72 Ford Ton no Coupe, V·8 auto 12295 72 Olds 98 4 door, power & a1r 71 Chev 1995 '1095 1 Impala HT Sed, pow, a1r 71 AMC Hornet Sportabout Wag. • 71 Bu1ck Skylark HT Cpe , all • 70 Olds 98 lux Sed , v roof, atr 70 Mavenck 2 1095 .• Door, power, atr Door, 6 cyl 70 Olds 98 4 door, power, a11 70 Chrysler NY 4 Dr , PB, PS 70 Ford LTD Wagon, PB, PS, a1r 70 Chevelle Coupe V 8, auto , PS 69 Olds Cut Sup 14~5 1 70 Butck L S 4 H.T., PB, PS, a1r 68 VW Transporter Bus, 3 seater 1 1695 '1395 1 895 1 595 1 1095 '995 895 • 1 11395 '895 1 1095 76 Cc;~dillacs In Stock (1) Coupe DeVille (1) Sedan DeVille shor\ taunt may be tu 5f what the doctor o rdered l or you tOoday P ck a seen c spo that ~n ef oy v s t ng GEMINI (Moy 21 June 20) Your t nanc•al prospects too k pretty n tty toda)l You covld p ck l P som e oxt a shekels n a hu ry f you p t your clever m nd to worf< See one of these courteous salesmen Pete Burns lloyd Mclaughlin or Marvtn Keebaugh Karr & VanZandt You llltke Our Quality Way of Domg Bus on ess 992 5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Open Evemngs Un!tl6 00 - Ttl6 p m Sat Action in the Pony leagues. In Me1gs Mason Countv Pony League actmn Tuesda) mght League leadmg Mason rolled over the host Pomeroy As 24 3 hehmd 1he three hlt pttchmg of Don Russell who struck out ftve and walked only one Mark Snuth led the !utters wtth two tnples and a smgle wh1le Kenny Hankmson had a lnple and stn gle Chuck Stanley got a double and two smgles and Greg Stodola and Mark Johnson each had two smgles Gettmg orl e'"htl each were Russell Grant H) sell Kre1 g Sayre and Chns Davis 1 heu 1ecord now stands at 12 I B11ly Elkms Shane Snuth and Ray Stewart sh 11 ed the mound du lles !OJ Pomeroy strtkmg out seven and walking mne wtth Srritth takmg the loss Elkms socked a double whtle R1chard and Bobby DeMoss each had a smgle 12 ~ 5 350 VB $2795 POM~!~!v~~~~PRM ClJ. I@ POMEROY, OHIO ~ ) AT RUTLAND the hosts pulled a m1ld upset by wh tppmg tbe 11sthng Pomeroy Royals 7-5 behmd the hitting and pttchmg of Dmk Ken nedy Kenn edy fanned seven and walked SIX whtle chtpping m 111th two smgles Mike Wayland had the big bat gettmg three smgles and Andy Poc kltn_g ton Todd Snowden Bob Withams and Davt d Watkms each got a smgle Their record ts now 3 7 whlle Pomeroy ts 7-4 For Pomero) Ray An d1ews took the loss as he teamed wtth M1ke Tn plett to stnke out seven and walk JUSt ftve Chris Taylor cracked a double and two smgles to lead the hillers and Andrews Jeff Grueser and Steve Ohlinger each got one smgle HOST EASTERN narrowly m1 ssed bemg upset b) Racme fmally pulling 1t out by the score of 7-6 m mne mnongs Eastern IS now 9 3 while Racme dropped to 3 1 Danny Spencer went seven mnmgs for the hosts and then gave way to Rusty W1gal who went on to get the won Combmed they fanned etght and wa lked stx and Spencer socked a double and smgle whtle llnan B1ss•ll got two smgles to lead the attack Jeff Goebel also got a double and smgle while W1gal and Steve lJtlle each got one hit Mtke Huddleston and J1m 0 Bnen shared the mound chores w1th 0 Brien gettmg harged w1 th the loss fogether they fanned ftve md gave up s1x free passes Danny Duddmg socked a nple and smgle whtle 0 Bnen got a double and smgle Dave Ro bm son cracked a double and John West and Terry Clark each h1t two smgles CARS 197~ Ford Grand Tormo, 4 dr factory atr PS PB vonyl roof 1973 Plymouth ~a t elhte 4 dr facto ry aor vtnyl roof Sedan $2895 PS PB, $1795 CANCER (June 21 July 221 Us~ ally speculative s tuat :ons have mme s zz e than sub sta ce IJ il today you may hea o <;omelh ng th at s wontl a I ard second took LEO (July 23 Aug 22) Keep con i dental ntor mf\tlon sir ct y to you se I today hough you II be pn~s s ured 19?0 Chrysler Newport 4 dr factor y a1r PS PB cru ise conlrol lB'S 1973 Monte Carlo l andau. ha lf vinyl roof AM rad o w1 th 8 track stereo player, fac tory atr PS PB radtal tires $2995 to tell ot hers VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 22 ) Your t1unchE"S are a del n te plus for you todny Dor 1 dts coun t your sptend d tog c IJu l do heed that small n e voce LIBRA (Sop! 23 Oc t 23) Peo pie a e oot 11g to you today that you may 101 eve n be awa e of They II take as nucl pr de n your nccompllshmef s as v.ou w SCORPIO (Del 24 No• 22) You ac tton today w 11 w n ad m fit on You 1 w J ng y sharr> th C me qht r e modesty you wua s ve y becom ng to yo u 1973 Chevrolet Impala Custom, 2 dr HT fact ory a or PS PB vinyl roof AM FM radt o $2695 1972 Mustang 302 AT PS PB factory atr Sharp $2395 1966 Chev r olet Capnce 4 dr wagon 1973 Butc k Regal 2 dr $295 whtte woth whtte vonyl rqof factory a1 r PS P B tol t wheel AM FM stereo cruose control ch rom e reve rse wheels wtth radia l t tres Sharp No w $3495 SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 21 ) Somet m~s wl en 1 (\S fo others our g IV <~b sed Not so lor I y Yo J!l CljOV ~1 we do ne os you to II mPasu e 1972 Vega 4 cyl factory atr Hatchback Now $1595 CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 1971 Chevy Chevelle Malibu, 2 dr HT 307 VB automattc PS vmyl roof Now $1695 19) Yo re: 1 spf!t 1Hy ad o t o 1 v nt hfllp nq f'lthers so t o t t~<' r1 q ~cl alia s Take 1 rtl' TO IPnd a I ~ I I r~"quesled 1973 Butck Electra 225 Ltmtted 2 dr HT fully equopp ed radial tores Now $2995 Q~"' !;1 AQUARIU S (Jan 20 Feb 191 C:o c11 n<> w 1 he ex e nP.Iy to tl n f.' lo v J today You n ily flve I t rr e to cle,.. p n m nc tl n h1s on o had yoJ <;tvmH PISCES (Feb 20 March 20) s a rpod day to mx neso; anrt I)IPasure A cl rnt yo couton I e<~ch fr om you clcsk may be mo e d"' stan Ths $195 1968 Chevy , Sold as ol 1975 Vega Wagon 4 cy l 4 speed woth rack $2895 on her ba ck Sharp 1974 Pmlo Wagon 4 cyl automat tc rack on her bac k Clean $2495 h~ dl g a d c ~ you­ ~ orthel<)J Jut~ steering and brakes radio tires show little wear green finish Sharp and nice j 1 71 Olds 98 Lux Sed , pow, atr 71 Pontiac Cat Coupe, power, a1r Loc al low mtleage car V8 eng fne autom atic power 500 E MAIN ST POMEROY, OHIO PHONE 992 2174 FOR AP~OINTMENT '1195 '3495 1914 CHEVY NOVA 4 Dr SMilH NELSON MOTORS, INC• a1r 75 Dodge Dart Swmger Cpe., auto 1971 GMC 4500 SERIES $3895 14 Midwest gram and cattle rack body 350 VB eng ine power steering and brakes On ly 8 900 m les Cean like new YOUR FRIENDLY DEALER 8500 a11 Sed , power, suto matic power st eering a nd b ra k es g ood hr es step bumper radio custo m tr i m an d r'n trro r s DISCOunt. pow, 1 Cadillac Cpe DeV1IIe, power, a1r. • 13295 Cadillac Eldorado Cpe, power, au , 13695 1973 CHEVROLET C 10 B Fleelslde wh ite over red clean lntertor and labor. ID and get 72 Pomeroy QUALITY Motor Co. announce that we'"Wllt- g~ve all • Kelly (5) 75 Cad1Hac Eld. Cpe., 2 SIGNS OF Smith Nelson MototS Inc. IS proud to •• 120 000 000 2- 5 R o China, since that 18 how 1t Is recognized by the Interns tiona! OlympiC Committee Soon after Trudeau s concession Philtp 0 Knunm prestdent of llle U S Olympic Comnuttee sa1d the 53Hnember Amencan team will compete ll1 lite interests of preservmg llle OlympiC movement for the alltletes who have dedicated themselves to realizrng the pmnacle of the most renowned amateur event ll1 the world The roc will crrcurnvent 1~ own restnction agalllSt the presence of Taiwan by votmg on a rules change that will remove the Republic of Cluna as a member and replace 1t w1th Truwan for lllese games The Executive Board approved this rev1s1on Thursday and the full memberslup was to vote on 1t today There was no unmediate word from Ta1wan on how It would react to th1s latest development but IOC Prestdent Lord K1llanm adm1tted The hrst reactions were a very defimte no 'There are still some negottations gorng on w1th Taiwan,' he continued addmg We ba ve done everythsng we can to uphold our prrnc1ples ' Henry Hsu, the Truwan member of the IOC sa1d ll1 disapporntmen' It IS not up to the roc to tell us what name we should use While the Taiwan Situation could be settled today another political shadow could be cast by llle Mrtcan nations Early this mormng they presented a letter to Killanin calling for llle ouster of New Zealand for a~ts of irlbumanlty agalllSt Mr1eans ll1 South Africa " The statement continued Should the IOC fail to beed thts humanitarian call the respective national Olympic comnuttees of Mnca reserve the nght to reconSider the participation ll1 the games of lite 21st Olympiad It was s1gned by representatives of Chad, Ghana, Kenya Upper Volta, llle Ivory Coast Nigeria Togo Mall Cameroon, Morocco Senegal Niger Zambta, the Congo Republic Ethiopia and Uganda Ta zama and Maunt1us already have Withdrawn m protest of New Zealand s sporting ties w1th South Africa 71 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DR SEDAN Owned by local mtn ster nice 31 67 c=-:---"-VERMEER BALER SALES AND SER 20 ; ; ; s -;;pe en c e Insured f ~e est motes Call 992 2384 o 2o38 VOLKSWAGEN Low mileage sharp WILL I m or cut trees and shrub'; bery phone 949 2545 or 742 3825 auto trans 74 CARPENTER floor ng ae I ng panel ng Pl1ohe 992 2759 REMODELING Plumb ng heat ng ond oU types of general repo r Work guoronteed 20 years ex pe ten ce Phone 9922409 5232 4 cyl __. , Sweepers toaste rs rons oil small opphonces lown mower next to State H ghwoy Gorage an Route 7 Phone (614) 965 D&o TREE Tr 13 VOLKSWAGEN 000 030 000 0- 3 7 0 Slaton SM eckl (1 0 ) and Kusnyer Brett (5 41 and Down ng L P- Siaton <1 0 7) HRs- M lwavlcee Scot t (9) Ch cago Lemon C2 Brohamer ~ WILL do roof ng , con struct on plumb ng ancl Meotmg No 1oh too Iorge or too small Phone 7A2 234B 8rodlord · - - - ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR - One new four bedroom ranch style, double garage, pat1o, located on one acre of ground w1lh all ulthhes. located on the "Wtldwood estates' Flatwoods, 2nd house on left of new limestone road Call for appomtment Also new home to be sold at Morning Star add11ton and wtll be ready soon for showmg Also lots of lots (I acre) left at the Wildwood estates. Flatwoods GEORGES HOBSTETTER JR REAl ESTATE BROKER Phone 985 4186 after 4 00 p m CENTRAL REALTY CO. Ch cago You Make The Pnce Orie careful local owner REAL ESTATE FOR SAL£ NEW LISTING- COOLVILLE - Nice mod brick home containing three be<lrooms dining room living room with fireplace lull basement with garage large front po ch nal gas turnace city water and well water a beautiful home with approx 5'12 acres of land fruit trees and shade trees surrounding It Plenty of garden space good fishing area close by located In Coolville Ohio Prlc~nl)l $32 000 Call now M1lwauke • You Make The Pnce PINTO 4 CYL. $ta wagon aulo trans boss s wife s ca r nice 73 PINTO -- ( 10 Innings) 14• mo 9J Mlnll esot a 020 300 OOx- 5 1l 2 Brown (7 S) and Pru tl Bane Ce mpbell {8) an d WYnt gar WP- Bane {2 '2) You Make The Pnce FORD CARGO VAN ,LWB shows good care oo- 2 HR- O&kland Rud IBI Cleveland 000 001 1oo- 2 1 o 11 8) 72 13 000 000 Detroit 002 000 000 OJ- 3 A 0 Blue Finger s ( 11) and Newman Hllne'/ (7) Rober ts (9 8) and Wockenfuss LP- Biue BUICK SMALL VB SKYLARK You Make Pnce i4 dr sedan factory air and full equ ipment extra nice BACK CARPETING D. Bumgardner You Make The Pnce Ookland '73 CHEVROLET V8 You Make The Pnce Monte Corio 2 dr HT beaut ful burgandy w th white top and malchlng nylon seats air cond and full .equipment Racme, Ohso 1111 ftr 73 CHEVROLET LUV 4 cyl pickup shows best of care 74 PINTO 4 CYL 2 DR. ' Yov II have to see to appreciate RACINE CARPET SHOP SWIMMING You Make The PriCe 200 ( 11 innings) 73 MERCURY V8 ..... •... You Make The PriCe Montego l dr sedan a beautiful car Inside and out 915 4155 Choster Ohio 7-14-1 Montgomer y a rd 19 '2) en d Martinez WP - Jones [3 0 ) 14 FORD lfl TON PICKUP .. You MaKe The Pnce 302 VB one careful local owner low mllea9• 74 FORD 6 CYL MAVERICK 4 dr sedan air cond sharp ooo- BaSion 74 PLYMOUTli 318 V8 SATELLITE You Make Pnce ~ dr sedan P S P 8 A T vinyl rool extra sharp KEN GROVER 1'11011( "15724 locatton for many 1deas trailer 13 300 MIDDLEPORT - 2 story frame 5 BR 1;, baths utoltty R d1n ong R small and tnrckt You make the prlca - lf within reason you vo bought the car COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY -Atrlll-tnduatrlll Construdlon Pnogrets - Complete School Service o Undergredualo & Elementary School Packogo Pictures 1, Seniors & Ytlrbook - Weddings., Radiator Service Phone 949 2814 9 AM loS PM BUSINESS BUILDING 30xAO at Dexter Good lawn Lovely tor home or On ALt.AitW & U5ed tan &-nzmo I mo EXPERIENCED v9urself Special proces to builders tnstde Gtve us an offer paneled carport n ce front porch storage bldg SB 900 POMEROY - Ranch Type 4 BR 2 baths utlloty R pari basement woth Rec R Iorge glass e~c porch garage $30 000 RUTLAND - On Leading Creek 112 acres Moslly on 6- 1 ~ 76 Bacsl k (8) Hoerner 191 and Sundberg WP- Hunter ( I I 81 LP- Hoer ner (0 11 HR s ~ Ne w Yor k Alomer (ll Texas Burroughs (1 l ) ~ 58500 oo - 3 bedrooms nat gas ctty water full basement and looks noce water system n1ce k tchen lots of carFM!ttng (514174Wot lhlloliNr 4·10.1 mo .. Ph. "1-3"3 water FISHING COTTAGE OR HOME - Located on the Oh to R ver 3 BR bath P~ Hunt er JaC: k!On (I Ol T drow 0 01 and Munson Br les 742 2311 Rutlond AIIWO rk~rontltd Fro eEallmltH RotloM, Ollit 45171 LARR~,WeDE~ Texas AI. TROMM CONSl .. zu 011 QJ:tl 100 2....... 6 16 2 ooo 001OJ() o- 4 11 o New Yor k CHECK and COMPARE OUR QUALITY AND PRICES! TAURUS (Apo l 20 Moy 20) A (ln., 91me 10 lnn.ngs) Paintin& llld Repai Tb e Complete Remo deling Servtce For Your Home Southeastern Oh1o Truss Rafter Co. Engage n act v1t1es today that are lam •ly or ented At the w~ry le ~S I mv te ot~ers to yo ur place nstead ot Qomg 10 thelts USED CARS Perry 19 7) .HR - New Yor k C Alum mum Sidll£ Roofilg, Gutters, 4-12 Pttth 24 - 118 00 26 -I IV 50 28 - $2100 • (l AR K Rea y A mesv lie Oh o 614 .US 44.. 4 l b8 A Cl ne Fr.u 1 Fo m ~ good ees 10 a fenced pasture pond 11 S a porches furnace and large woods m nero! ngh s 2•b 40 lot near school $12 000 new soles room and storage BUSINESS BUILDING bu ld ng c der press 2 rectors W•1h 5 room apartment ond othe equ pment good 4 over Ctty ut 111 es bedroom home w th c ty water excellent locatton Only and fr ee gos 2100 loot I ron $\3 500 age on SR 7 S of Tuppers Plans 51 3900000 38A d~ep WALK TOWORK - 31arge wood~ su rounded by sto e bedrpoms w th closets 11/:! forest neo Forked Run Pork baths new gas bo ler owne w If f non'te Sl 3 500 00 (steam heal ) lull MOBILE home lor sole o rent 3 bedroomms all ul l t es po d Phone992 7751 (5) Hoerner (IJ l and Fah-ey WP Fig ueroa <11 6) L P- May Ill d~& RURA L modern elec •c 3 bedroom k Ichen f,; g oo n ANT QUE reslorot ons reproduc 1 ons cob net mak ng ond fur bo th I n shed basemen t lo u n l ure repo r 131 J, 3rd M d dry ec eo on ~ t o oge dleporl 992 573 5 do ~ ond $26 000 1 ocre $28 000 00 3 even ng and two h rds oc es Phone bl 4 949 2748 For Sale Pets for Sale SIQRM WINDOWS &0001$ . SMALl fa l or sole to·. dow owner I a ced Mon 09 Co u ty W Vo Phone [304 ) 772 Awollllllt ......... &Allies NEW 3 bed oo house 1 both s oil elm: I acre M dd epor) close to RvtJond Phone Y9'2 5 ROOM house w th bot h and laundry oo n nodern k tc.hen 11 ocres w th barn and m lk house l o~ ot ed ol M nenv 11e Oh o Ke eth WI phone Mobile Homes for Sale _ r_, HOMESITES lor sole ac re and up M dd epor t near Rutland Co11Wl748 1 3 A ND 4 RM furnished o 1d un lu n shed op ts Pho e 992 wanted me 1 Real Estate for Sale 3 Bedroo Lost FREE ESTIMATES -..n lnsoll11lon StMces 101 OoOOllO- 7 13 0 31l0- 6 9 3 Fig uer oa Lylr 171 Tldrow (7) and Munson Perry Har gan i R ch FURNISHED 2 bedrm aparTmen t adult s only n M ddlepott Phone qcn 387 4 5434 . For S~lurday July 24 1976 ARIES (Morch 21 April 18) 000 OJ() Ttx O$ Business Services RATED ,. NewYor k . Sell addressed s tomped e nv~e 0 ...ers I ed Dept A A 1206 Camden 0 mond V g n Ia 23229 ( ht game) . S200 weekly stuff ng en .... e lope s n to alread y stomped and od d e,;sed envelopes Stu ff ing mo l~:lf ol prov ded I ee Send 3102 0 No ce s hereby g ven hat the follow ng thre e parce l s of Th rd and M II Streets n M d r ea es ta te w 11 be o ff er ed for dleport 8 and new h gli qual sate by the unders gned on tv apor men s See !he Sat urday uly 3 ls 976 a manage o R vers de Apo t 10 00 A M a the f or mer home me lh o coli 992 3773 Fur and Found o f Leota L ynch Deceased ~ h ed opo tme h a lso Sa id pp r c.e s. of rea l es t a e ar e LOS T 3 mos o ld p g red w th ova loble b r et y desc bed as fo ows 20 of an acr e known as the block spo ts Roc ne Boshon Rd f whe eobouts 0 e TRAI LER spoce for re n Md L eota Lynch properly ap 0 eo p r a sed 'til 52 200 00 know lease coii9A9 2344 dleport PhQ e 992 5A34 52 of an a cr e known as lt'le Dobe man p nc her ' 3 oom fu n s-hed opo lment Ar fhur and Marga r et Lynch FOU ND p oper v appra sed at saoo oo I emo te obou 1 year old of the ut I t es paK:I lnqu e o 356 JJ acres vacanT tot ap l eona d Bo55 res den ce NGrlh Fou lh M ddleport p a sed at S2 000 00 Sy ocuse Phone 992 5006 Oh o The apove pa r ce s are he blue I bedroom mobtle home odults appr a sed as nd cated ab ove WHOEVER found a net canno t be sod l or te ss wheelbor ow be tween M d only Phone 992 5535 tt an the appra sed val ue dlepor ond Hob~on pleose TWO bedroom mob le home Proper y o be 50 d to he eturn lo Bob W lson 338 5 5th Brown ~ J o ler Pork phone h ghesl b dder $100 00 depos t Ave M ddleporl Oh o 9q2 3324 t o be pa id by successful b dder on each property fo b nd sate 3 oom lurn shed ope tment be g ven a e dders w ut II es furn1shed Phone 992 reasonable 1 me w Th n wh ch J\2f'i Of 992 543-i to bor row money from a fe nd n g nst u t on alld o SituatiOn$ c heck I t e Sal e 'fJ II be con d ue ed at each proper y s e WIL L DO odd to bs roof ng po n F r s sal e Jo be held at he I ng haul ng reework and Leo a L ynch pr oper y Sa e s mow ng Phone 99 ~ 74oq MASTER Croft 10x55 1965 mob Je sub tec lo he app r ova of the home Two bedronm fu n she-d Probate Cour ca porT good s eps Phon e Also one 2 doo r 1965 Dodge 992 3027 Professt011al to be sod to the h gh~st b d der Appra se d at S12S co 1q73 Mob le Home • •64 3 James E S mpson bedroom 1 ~ both Phone Ad m n st ra tor ot I he Wanted 992 5282 E st a te of Ar h ur L Ynch Deceased OLD fu n lure ce bo~tes brass 1971 Ekona Mob fe Home bO ~tl2 (7) 16 18 \9 20 21 11 on Iorge loT n M ddlepo t beds wolf telephones and Phone 992 56b7 or 992 2683 parts or complete hou ~eholds Wrte M 0 M iler Rt 4 1968 FieetwoodT ole 12ft by 52 Pomeroy Oh o Coli 99'1 77~ May 11 1!16 It portly furn shed porch N9TICE Of OIL & underp nn ng Phone I 378 po d fo oil makes end GAS LJASE FORFEITURE CASH 6319 model s of mob le homes TO All an c nterna 10n a l Phone a eo code 614 423 9531 0 Corp Summ I Chase 1000 Ur n $SCos h$$S for tunked oulo F yes Ave T uc k A uto Po h Ru lond Columbus Oh o Phone 742 20B Gent emen MAKE spr ng clea n ng p of tobl e TERM S OF SALE tO You ar e her eby not fed t h ~t lu n unwanted !ems nto cash TIMBER Pome oy Fo es Pro p ercent cash o r ce r ll f ed the un ders gn ed l ess or s Adve I se n the Won Ads due s l op pr ce for ~land ng che ck the day of the sate her eby elect to d ec a e a sowt mbe Ca ll Ken t-la nby Balan.ce upon rece pt of the fort e tur e of t he fol ow ng o 1 lOCUST Posh round or spl t deed I 446 8570 an d gas le ase bet ween vou as Phone 949 2774 G vt:n under my ha nd Th s le ssee and the und ers gned as 10 to 20 oc es w1t h or w thou! 25th day of Ju ne 1976 l essors COAL hmesto n~ ond coloum o lde house n Me gs o Athens Lease da ted th e 8 h day of chlonde ond co k1um b ine fo r Robert C Harten bach County Plea se write Che ry l M ay 1912 be tween Hobarl M dust contr ol and speoal mnung Sher ff Dodd er er an d Beu ah Dod Boyd 4443 l ow estone Dr Col salt for fo rmers Mo n Stree t o f M e gs Coull y Ohio d cr er h s w te as Le ssors urn bus Oh o 43220 Pomeroy Oh o o ph one 992 an d Att ant c Internal onat 0 I 3891 171 2 9 16 23 30 51 Co r p as Lessee cove r ng 16 a cre~ more or less s tuat e n CANNING peocn es now reedy Oli ve To wn sh p Me 9 5 h u Augu st Seve of vor el e~ Cou n ty Oh o and be ng by the bushel ;, bu shel or b oun ded on th e North by REGISTERED mole poodle puppy peck Please br ng own con Howa r d Cobb ns on t he East female Peek o Poo Coli 742 to ner 2 conven•en locot on s by F rank Dodd e r er on tl'1 e PUBL IC NOTIC E 2604 M dwoy Marke t Pomeroy B ds w l be rece veQ b y th e So uth b y C R Garr ell and on he West by c R Garr e and REGISTERED A K C Toy Poodle 2 V IJage of M ddfeport Oh o Wl 2582 Bob s Morket Mason M e1 gs County at the Mayor s E R tch e sa d l ease be ng of 773 572\ ye ars old P hon~ 742 2809 Off ce of the V age tot a l! 23 7 r ecord n he o tt ce of the Cl erk o f the Co u n ty Rec order AK C Doberman pupp es s re and TOMATOES Cleland Fa ms ond Race Sl reet un l I 4 00 p M n M eigS Count y Oh o n Ju l y 26 1976 for the follow ng G reenh ou ses Ge ro ld ne dam bred for good lemperment Le as e Book 58 at Page 235 meter a s Cl eland Roc ne Oh o ond protect on chomp on hnes Th e a bove lease s her eby 650 l ons more or less 6 moles 2 females reosonobly 700 boles hoy l o ~ole Phone dec ar ed to rt e ed b y th e ASPt't<~lt c Concre e n pl ace pr ced Wolt er Everel 1.-1 unders•gned Lessors because and rolled 992 7751 3054 o f the non p ay men t of de ttY 300 gallon s more or less CONSOLE sle eo AM FM rod o 4 r enta l a s r eq u r ed by th e Tack and or P ri mer n pl ace VACAT ON Sale oil 1ve nven term s ot the sad tease spe ed cha nge r Balance A I st of streets be 1'10 con To y must go Pmes cut 11 s the nt en t on of ,. t h e s dered for repa ring Js $103 60 or le ms Cal l 3965 drost t ally t I Fr doy July 23 evi!tlab e a the Mayors under s g n ed L esso r of e and 1- 1974 ZY r ecord all aff da v I of for Hun t s Pet Sho p 2 , m les n e 2 mo torCycl es O ff ce 237 Race St r eeT f e lu re for th e abov e tea se Yamaha 80 1 1971 SL Hondo of Ches ter on Rt 248 M ddteporf Oh o 100 Phone 614 367 0414 The V llage r es erves he w h th e Coun y Rec order o f M e g s Cou n ty Oh a as r ght to re tect any or a 1 b ds BELSAW planer model 91 0 I k e p r ov ded by aw Gene Grate s gned new 3 power fool s n one Clerk Treasurer Hoba r t M Dod de r er L essor Jvly 9 16 23 ~h on e I 607 3737 Beu lah Dod derer le ssor 1970 Camero Rally Sport ex ce llellt cond I on Pholle m OLD k !chen cob ne ts ook w th ( 7) 16 7649 flou r b n ond sugar Jar oolc t h no cob net p e sole m xed 1973 Carve te T lop blue 350 wood dresse r wa lnut (sol d ) outom ot c ond extr os $5595 ches t o f drowen mop e AU o ld Call Q92 71 14 alter 4 p m ol pr o le s~ onolly ref n shed 1974 Greml n wh te $1Q85 00 The Furn tu e F1 xer Parllond The Almanac l ow m leage Phone 992 7'106 Oho Untied Press Inlernational Today IS Frtday July 16, the !98th day of 1976 WJth 168 tb follow The moon 1s approaching ots last quarter The mornmg star IS Jupiter The evemng gtars are Saturn Venus Mercury and Mars Those born on this date are under llle s1gn uf cancer Mary Baker Eddy founder of the Christian Sc1ence . Help Wanted Yard Sale Notices VALUE 24 1976 P owe s thr~1 pr ev ously d d ~ t v o k o t m~y !1flY off th ~com no yea What app('arP.ct o be ' lead hoses CC'Iu d tu r n ou t tQ bf'n+>byw es Elliott prepa for '76 • Campa zgn By RICK VAN SAN'f WI LM INGTON Ohw (UP! ) - Lenvil Elliott has been revtewmg hts record m the National Football League and he 1sn t too 1n1pressed He fogures tf he wasn t real proud after three seasons lllere s a good chance he nught not be after another three - that ts if he was still arolUld that long So, the time seemed right to take stock of hunself the Cincmnati Bengals runrung back f1gured I sat down and had a long think-out of thrngs durrng the off season Elliott confided I m gomg tnto my fourtl1 year m the NFL I ve 1973 Mercury Montego 2 dr HT aor P S P B v n yl roof S2395 TRUCKS 1967 Ford VB standard long Wide bed 5695 1970 Chevy 6 cy l sta ndard long Wtde bed Now S995 1971 Ford F 250 PB wot h topper J,t., ton auto trans PS Now $1795 1975 Ford Super Cab wtth standard trans $3695 1969 Ford VB standard trailS bed long w1de Sll9S 1972 Dodg e l ion stake VB 4 speed PS PB $2195 RIGGS USED CARS 985 4100 Loca ted on St Rl 7 Chester 0 camp m the best m~ntal and physical shape of his career For the frr>t ttme I d1dn 1 go back to Misoouro fo r the offseason ' srud UJe p10duct of Northeast M1ssour1 State I stayed ll1 CincmMt1where I could work out mill the Bengals coaches and eqwpment everyday It s the hardest I ve ev•r worked and I feel g1 eat gorng Into camp I was so amoous to get started here because I knew I was ready for 1t like never before 1t s a good thmg for Elliott he picked thts year for his new attitude - there are 10 runmng backs solid competmg for jobs and at least one newcomer - two tune He1sman Trophy wtTUJer and first round dr.Ut p1ck Archie Grtffm of Oh1o Stute IS gua ranteed lo crowd onto the roster UTI Another rookie runner fourth round chotce Tony Da> IS of Nebraska also Js hkely to make the team nnd m addttion speedster Charlie DaviS ts back after SJttmg out Wei e p Brauer "' th two all last season w1th an mj~ry stngles S Han olton l I ve got competition bke Gumlhcr L F1slrer and Ims never before, but 1\ s JUSt Bai l~) wolh a smgle earh gomg to make me go bardet fobm' led Rutland w1th so tl f1ts right rnto the plans I tl1 ce s1 glcs Michaels and ha 1e for myself assures th~ Boowr I 1rl a double each and muscular 5-ll 203 pound M Wtsr and Sptres chipped oo EU10tl w1lh smgles Elliott was the Bengals SEN IOR S LINIJ JNGS thrrd le.admg g10und gauoe• WI last season and he topped the 9 2 team m a ver~ge gam per ~ o 1 est Hun 8 2 carry averagrng 4 3 yards Hit n Misses 6 2 each of the 71 tunes he was Me1gs (M&l\ ) 5 4 gtven the ball Syrac uus~ l 6 Ell10tl and his teanunates New Htvcn 1 8 went through a fourth Pomeroy 1 9 stra1ght day of two-a <lay Rutla !d drills toda v reached the poml where I m e1ther gomg to be a top quality player 01 JUSt somebod1 tll3t hangs on the end of the roster each seo<son Th IS IS the turrung pomt for me th e Rtchmond Mo native sa1d m a qmet senous tone It s time for me to become someone m the NFL or else fall back m the pack And Elhott a<lded l >e decided that I can really be someone I feel I can rlo a loeckul a lot more than I have been contr1butmg I dec1ded I haven thad a postilve enough att1tude ll1 the past I cannot be sattsfoed anymore wtth medootnty And so Ellto tt whose dartmg speed and good balance m the past have mdJCa ted great putenhal says he has come to trammg New H aven, Forest R win Sr. League games In Semor Girls Softball th1s week host Now Haven plated Pa rsons w1th the wmn ong run m the bottom of the seventh to score a 14 13 won over Syracuse Burton got credit for the wm Lcadmg bitters for the wmne1 s WeJ e R1ggs Bocook and Parsons w1th three singles each wh1le Weaver and Love got two hi ls K Dugan and B Huffman led the losers With three smgles each wh1le C Teaford had a dnuble and smgle P Ne1glcr and r Ferrell each got two League leadmg Forest Run beat Rutland at Salisbury 9 2 w1th Kom Bruese1 gett1ng the wm P Robmson led the h1ttmg w1th a double and l"o smgles \\hole Grueser L Ord and C Gumther each got three smgles Othet lutteJs N.WoW~J!JR~~· ·0• OFFICE HO URS 9 30 to12 2 10 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS l- EAST COURT ST , POME OY �10 - The DaUy Sentltiel, Mld<lleport-P!ineroy, 0., Friday, July 16,1976 News •• in Briefs (OiDtlnwd fftm Pill 1) storms were preceded by hot and humid weather with nearly all areas reporliJlg high temperatures In the 908. Cincinnati was the hot~ city lnthestatewltha hlBhof96degrees. Acold front was elpected lo pall lhrougll the state tllday. Shpwers Wld thunderstorms were expected in the southern ports ol the state. CINCINNATI-THE CHESSIE SYSTEM said Thursday It would Legln construction lhill summer on 1 $58 million automated freight termJnal here. The facility, io lie located west of the downtoWil area, would he on the site occupied now by five existing Chessle freight yards. The city is the local point of the Cheilsle System with more routes rQI!Yerging here than in any other point In 1Jle.system, railroad officials said. Approximately 3,600 freight cars flow through the terminals dady, but with the new facUlty, officials hope to handle about twice that amOiillt. Scouts help clean up Raccoon waters Paddling the wilderness on the er~stal clear waters of Raccoon Creek has been made even more enjoyable, thanks to the efforts of some local Boy Scouls. Under the supervision of Rhhert Mal· thews, M-G-M District Seoul Commissioner, a group of Scol.\ts undertook the task ol • CINCINNAti- OONV1CTED CINCINNATI Pollee Chief Carl V. Goodin will not receive a bill- which could have heen $1110,000 - from the three attorneys representing him. Goodin's lawyers have decided against sending a tab to the suspended and now jobless chief. It waa estimated that work oo Goodin's defense since he was Indicated last DeCember could be wortll $100,000. "The cost of defending this thing far exceeded the chief's,abUity lo pay," said attorney Jame!l N; Perry. "BeC111'5': he's out of a job, he just does not bave the ability to d~ anything (to help pay lawyer's fees) . CINCINNATI - THE PASSING OF A "big band" era musician and composer was mourned at today's funeral service$ in suburban Ft. Wright, Ky., for Deke Moffitt. . Moffitt; wbo wrote the 19408 hit novelty record, "The Littl.e Red Caboose," died Tuesday at the age of 69 In the northern Kcntu~ky suburb of Highland Heights, where he had lived at a nursing home the past two years. Agraduate of the University of Cincinnati Col\'!ervatory ol Muslc1 Moffitt led "big banc!B'' in the !93(B and !Hte In Cincinnati and northern Kentucky area theatres and clubs, He also wus an orchestra leader and performed wit~ the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. l . MEIGS . :· Carter II because (Can~ frlm page 1) of the millioo Equipment C'.o. I 1 1 $21.8 t 811ocated to him through the POMEROY, ,0. . I Ph . ttl-2171 I 1 International tH 1 arvester. 1'New Idea Equtpmfllt I federal income tax checkoff I bu I S81·d he would travel to' 1 raise money for other Ilemo1 crats. "I don't intend to lOSe a l state," he said. · Chain I Carter'sacceptancespeech .· Wednesday nlgllt pledged to tMcCulloch 1 Saws .1----..--------.J MEIGS tHEATRE drive "a tired, worn~ut ad- mlnlstraUon "lroin the White House. He got a wild, eightminute greeting from the National ·convention .In · Madison Square Garden. TONIGHT July 161h thru Sunday July 18th Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMISSIONS . - Patricia Robinson, R.acine; Alleyne Rees , Racine; Thelma Grueser, Pomeroy; Gregory Ginther, Long Bottom . DISCHARGES - Mitchell Bable, Mary Baldwin, Gladys Cuckler, Avonell Aleshire, Debra Burke, Milford Bailey, Robert Bowen. TH.E DUCHESS & THE DIRTWATER FOX Georg e Segal. Goldie Hawn. ~ennifer Lee. ' lPG) Show st~rt• 7 p.m. pOMf.RO'f Cf.Mf.ttl Bl(}Cl.tO. Registration for tlle third session of youth swimming lessons at Rio Grande College-Rio Grande Com· muni ly College will he held on Tuesday, July 20 from 4:30-6 p.m. in ·lhe .Paul R Lyne Physical Education Center. A non-refundable registration fee is flO lor eleven class sessions required at the time of registration. Youngsters ran be taught beginning swimming, in· termediate swimming, as )Yell as advanced beginning Holzer Medical Center (Discharges, july 16) Susan Austin, Earl Borden, Doris Brewer , Katrina Campbell, Alice Duncan, Joseph Evans, Clarenc~ Fairchild , Marjorie French, Wilford GiUiand, Mary Hall, Pauline Hyman, Forrest Johnson, Seafor.d J ordan , Betty Laudermilt, . Mrs. Ira Love and daughter , Ada Martin, Sharon McNerlin , Marjorie ' McCarley , Lois McCade, Jack Neal, M~hel Oney, Reba Parks, ·. Ida l'lltney, Held a Sergeant, Wilma Smith, E••a Wallace , Rodney Wamsley. Pauline Webb, Sarah Westley, and Aldeth White . (Births) Mr. and Mrs. David Dunn, daughter, 'Bidwell; Mr. and Mrs. Evan Clark, twin sons, Oak Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Blevins, daughter , Jackson ; and Mr. and Mrs. David Tope, daughter, .Oak Hill. f VO. 11 inllde: haS if ~~~~) f.,, I. ... UNEMPLOYMENT DOWN ROOF CEMENT . h¥Ehtl ASBESTOS FJIEI IOOfCOlnNG ALUMINUM ROOFING FOI MOBILE HOMES Asphult-bose adhesive won't crack or shrink. Use on roof, metal gutter; seol holes. 1 GAl. SGAL sALE PRICE SALE PRICE Renews dried-out, cracked asphalt shingles and roll · roofing. Seals cracks and damaged roof or~. l EGAl. 5GAl. SAL PfliCE SALE PRICE Complete, one-coat pro· tection tor travel trailers, truck compers. Repairs and mointoins. · · I GAl. 5 GAL. SALE PRICE SALE PIICI . by a sick car'! Come see us for an Auto Loan. We cut eost. And red tape. Anti get you back in the saddle. tmts • , . Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley NO. 25 GALLIPOLIS·POINT PLEASANT . • r1 , ~, Dateline . l ' • lly Hobart Gallza Wilson }r. CHARLES E. Bostic, executive vice president ol the Gallipolis Are~ Chamber of Commerce, informed Dateline Wednesday that the local chamber is still involved · in the promotion ol the Olickamauga Creek Waterslled project. . ~ ++ .. THE project was started more than. 10 years ago by community leaders . ~~ we nev.er gave up ," Bostic added. Last month, ofllclals resubmitted· the project •lor approval through the · ; Resource Conservation and Development Department, . Portsmouth . Don Buckioh is current RC&D coordinator. :. . ~''""' f ·· R 4 ~NCTN. 1133 - A~3 REGULAR 13.95 Whi~lwU ......\ 1"''• IN CTN. J POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. The Department Store of Building Since 1915 I l • GALLIPOLIS - Ohio Bell 's new telephone rates wilt take effect August 13, following official approval Saturday by the Public Utilities CommissioQ of Ohio. In Gailipolis, the new basic monthly rate lor an unlimited one-party residence phone goes from S8 .20 to $9.20:, due to growth in the number of telephone cus.tomers here . In Cheshire, Guyan, Rio Grande and Vinton, thebasic home rate wlil go from S8 +++ THE. project was actually started around 1965, when Bob Cobb was work ·unit conservationist lor the Gallia Soil and Wat.:r Conservation Unit. Cobb spent two years on the prgjecl. $s successor, Gerald Tussing, labOred more than three years with community leaders. It appeared Gallia's program was going to make it. FIRST IN NATION Carol Dalley, left, earned a trip to the Holy Land after placing first In the nn lion .during the !976 Pr<>-Teen International scoring competition earlier this month. She is pictured with Melody Wiseman, who placed ninth in national competition. +++ HOWEVER, it was rejected in 1970 for several reasons, mainly because "costs exceeded benefits, not enough business, homes and industry were located in the basin, and because Gallia did not come up with $18,000 for a feasibility study:• pomeroy pomeroy tupper:~~~~ c:~~na . the bonk of the century · established 1872 - A monthly allowance of 1llree caDs to directory assistance without charge, with 20 cents per call beyond that allowa nce. Total exemptions are allowed · for haodicapped persons unable to use directories and for calls from hospitals, skilled nursing homes and pay ·phones. - A 2!k:ent charge lor local pay phone calls - the first increase in nearly 25 years. - A three-par! . installation charge, totalling $36.50 for residences and $41.50 for businesses. optional measwed residence service for those who request it, providing customers with a one-party line and 30 outgoing calls for less than the old unlimif£d .monthly rate. Each call beyond (Continued on page 7) . - tn Gallia girl is +++ One dbg stood, · national teen +++ IT 'S an election year. Now's the time to make sure all officials in responsible positions know all about lhe Chickamauga Creek Watershed project. Community leaders of a decade ago knew the land involved was going to be GaUia's next big growth area. That's why they tried so long and hard to get the project approved. +++ . SINCE work hegan on the watershed project, new housing develop· ments have gone up , Holzer Medical Center, SEOEMS Headquarters, a new restaurant and shopping center have been constructed, and construction of (Continued on page 7) waiting, waiting scoring champ GALLIPOLIS - A Gallipolis girl earned an all-expenses paid trip lo the Holy Land this fa ll after capturing 1976 national honors in the Pro-Teen In· ternalional scoring competition last week at Wilds Christian Camp, Asheville, N. C. She is Carol Dailey,' daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Leroy Dailey, Qark Drive. . · Miss Dailey, who will be a junior at Gallia Academy High School this fall, placed second in national scoring in 1975, missing top honors by only Iv, points. This year she, won the competition, defeating Michele Brady of Ontario, Canada, by 84 points. There were about 600 teens entered in the in ternational compe tition this year . Upon winning, Carol received a trophy and an all-expense paid trip to the Holy Land, (C:Ontinued on page 7) NEW VICE PRESIDENT - Edison Hobstetter, left, president of the Pomeroy National Bank welcomes Walter J. Robb, n, who will asaume his duties as a vice president ollhe bank Monday, July 19. Mr. Robb has been associated with Proctor, Robb &Company of Granville. Ohio. a baok accounting and consulting firm, since 1964, as an Accountant and Senior Financial Analyst, with tlle exception of one year when he was employed by the Hocking Valley Bank in Athens. Robb attended Urbana College and graduated with a degree iri accounting from International Accountants Society, Chicago, Illinois. He resides on a small farm in western Meigs County with his wile and eight children. · GALLIPOLIS - There are sentlmebl;l) words about the love of a man or boy for his dog. And of a dog for his master. Jane Nordell, 5 court St., Gallipolis, can tell you about the love of a dog lor a dog. Friday driving to Athens near the Silver 1Jrldge Shopping Plaza on Route 7, oil to the rlghtln a grassy area laid a dog~ainly dead or dying, Beside it sal a co panlon dog, waiting, wailing, wal g. Jane Nordell went on. "Three hours later when I returned." she said, "tbe same scene was there for ali to see. One beagle bound waiting, wailing. No one or no agency had done anything about It. ,· '' It seems tragic to me," she said, "that we care so Utt1e lor our pets." GALLIPOLIS - James C. Saunders, 49, Lower River Rd., is a candidate for Ga ilia County Commissioner on the Independent lickel ·IOr the term beginning Jan. 2, 1977. He is the son of Mrs. Marjorie Saun· ders and the talA:! Clyde Saunders. Saunders is married to the former Al)n Rinesmith and they are the parents of lour children : Becky, Pam, Lisa and Matt. The Saunders family owns and operates a dairy and beellaMn on Lower River Rd. where he has lived his entire life. The family attends Elizabeth Chapel church. Saunders has served oo the Gallia County Junior Fair Board lor 12 years. In commentln~ on the November election, Sauoders wd: " I firmly believe the lime has come when people· are thinking lor themselves and are in1eresled in 'whom they elect to spend their t4x dollars and conduct the county business. I have ll true conoern lor lhe well-being of every person in GaUia County. regardless of social standing orresidence. !Invite you to check · on my business ability or to contact me personally. "I have never asked lor a public office in the past; therefore I would appreciate it very much if you would consider me before committing yo»r vote and support to anyone." into mobile home HUCK WAClNEROF RACINE drivg his "Huckster" 4010 John Deere, 1,000 lb. field stock, ftrst place July 2-3 at Rock Springs. 1 LARRY VEACH of Marietta, 289 Ford-powered mini'rod, lirstin the 1,500 lb. mini rod pull at Rock Springs July 2-3, . Where are the dragstt~rs? Man and machine remated GALLIPOLIS ' - Gallia County sheriff's deputies here Friday investigated a breaking and entering at the mobile home of Jerry Matthew, Sr. , Rt. 3, Gallipolis (Shady Grove Rd.) . Deputies said someone entered the home by prying a window screen open . · Missing was a BSR turn table. Vandalism was reported by Don Hemsworth of 1613 Chestnut St. Hems· ,.orth said someone threw a beer bottle striking his car while he was dri~ing on Rt. 568. . patio furniture at the Warehouse on Mechanic Street. OPEN FRIDAY .NIGHT •• '" Elberfelds In Pomerci Independent is seeking office Forced entry made to-wear • furniture on the 3rd floor • lawn and SHOP SATURDAY 9:30 AM TO 5 PM J.AMES C. SAUNDERS COLUMBUS - Bishop Dwight E. Loder will he new resident bishop of the Ohio West Area of the United Methodist Church with headquarters in Columbus, effective Sept. I. His assignment was announced at the closing session of the North Central Jurisdictional Conference July 15 in Sioux Falls, S. D. Loder has served as episcopal leader of the Michigan area lor the last 12 years. He succeeds Bishop F. Gerald Ensley, who is retiring after 24 years In office. ·UNTIL 8 PM Member FlHC to $8.90. . "Our customers now will pay- rates similar to those in other towns that can call .about the same numl,er of phones in (he local area," according to Ohio Bell's Gary Owens. . The . new rates feature "usage sen· . silive;• charges designed so heavy users of ' a service pay more of its cost, rather than spreading these costs over everyone's phone bill. They include: COLUMBUS (UP!) · Albert GUes, administrator of the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services said Thursday the number of jobless Ohioans filing initial claims for unemployment benefits dropped !7.2per cent during the week ending July 10 compared to the previous week. GUes said 15,2261ndlvld!wil filed initial claims under the Ohio Unemployment Compensation Law. The . estimated total for continuing claims for one or more weeki! was 123,470, an increase of "What would you charge to reler me to a less-expensive docone-tenth ol one per cent over tor?" the previous week. boys' 'w ear • women's and children's ready. ·completed by July :!0, a full month and six days ahead of schedule. Original plans 4•d called for the bridge lobe closed lhl• year from March 15 through Nov . 15. Highly vocal protests from business interests in Pomeroy, Middleport, and Mason, as well as from the hundreds of families that depend on their livelihOod !rom jobs or businesses in the neighboring state, inspired intense and successful efforts to shorten the time for repairs, which had been scheduled to be completed by Sept. 6. Bishop coming to Ohio. post I IOOSTD WEATIDYAIIE . ~ Save even more this weekend on men's and 24" 1 M" IEDWOOD CUPOLA . Project Engineer ol Division 10, Ohio Deparbnenl of Ttansrortation, and all reported that repairs on the . Ohio · River structure would he completed by the end of the month. The bridge has been closed to traffic since March 31. It was closed a comparable period last year. ,\ccotdlng to a spokesman from the Conn Construction Co., iron workers finished their work on July 16. "A lair amount of clean up needs to be done on the job;" said the spokesman. It should be .P hone rates up Aug. 13 +++ HAD the project been approved in . !970, many Gallla County residents who suffered tremendous property tosses in last Monday 's flash flood would have been spared the agony of losing their homes, automobiles, furniture arid other personal belongings. It could have been the biggest disaster around here since the Silver Bridge tragedy in 1967. ' ge opening . • THE chamber has been working closely with the Gallia County Soil and Water Conservation District on th e project since federal assistancdor the ·program was turned down in the spring of 1910. JULY CLEARANCE.SALE . I PRICE 25 CENTS MIDDLEflORf·POMEROY • POMEROY - Sen. Oakley Collins announced Saturday that the PomeroyMiddleport-Mason Bridge wiU be reopened for traffic on July 30. "This is more than lour months ahead of the anticipated completion dale," Collins added. Coilins said he had contacted Glenn Smith, Dlvision Engineer, Ohio Depart. ment of Transportation, Marietta, ahd · William Branscome, Superintertdent olthe '" conn Construction Co., and Phil ijoberts. . REGULAR 53.59\ SUNDAY, JULY 18. 1976 Elberfelds In Pomeroy 688 42719 • ~~~~------~~~~~~--~~--~~~~~--------~------------·---------.. $230,248. Deserted )88 733 'Hoilse' cleaning cleaning up a section of the was arranged . Wilh the By Ray CromJer . creek that is the most heavily Uvery .providing the canoes, :·:·>:·:<·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·>:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:··············· used. · hie vests, and transportation, ............................................... WASHINOroN - The major payaff lor memben It tilt HOUieofRepruentatlvetllln the "perU"- tilt free airplane. With the help of Bob Evans the Scouts put in liP· ' G 1 d k and Barry Cox of tlle Bob proximately eight miles .ar an 8C SOD rldes,IKUI rooma,lpldal•~t. lwllanrlaml, lnfcnnatlan' on mmey-maklng oppartwitlel aitd a vvlety It Evans Farms, Raccoon upstream. Creek Canoe Uvery, Rio During the seven· hour died on Thursday 8880rted· aervlces - all !run friendly people who bape tilt Congressman will vote the right way. Grande, a combination journey back downstream to LETART - Garland Lee There ll!'e no reliable llpm available but It II iiblf from community project and the Livery, the Scouts Jackson, 50, Rt. 2, l..lltart, ·studies I've _. .tiJat perha)ll a llflh lo a fourth Gf our' canoeing merit badge trip collected some 400 to 500 ~usba nd of Ruth Kay Pe~rson Rep~tatlyea take lldvantage · Gf tlteae atl:ac:urrlcular pounds o( trasll, not including Jackson, died unexpectedly larger articles such as old Thursday at his home from payoffs. With clear COIIICience, It coune. There waa llUich talk on Clpltal Hlllldter Watergate Wa tires, from· in and along the an apparent heart attack. He banks of the creek. In· was an employe ollhe U.S. boUle cleanlnc. That talk withered. Thew~ Hays (!).()hlo) scandal revived tile.IIIII with a terjecled into the clean up Corp ol Engineers at Yelllleance. Therewu enaugluu In the llory to focu nalloaal eflorl' were breaks lor an Belleville Lock and Dams at occasional "swim call" and Reedsville and was a veteran attention on what Congretlllll• were doinC wiUt tax 1110111y. But It appears thlt tbll ma!W may weD end, too, with the brief trips into the past as the of the USN from 1943-62. I demotion of Hays, partlal1!11111C111atlon of the Admlniatratloo Scouts visited the Old Funeral services wiU be Committee and 1 rechanneling of the route by which ei)Jelllt by quatitied American Red Adamsville Gristmill and conducted Sunday at 1 ~30 account lunda reach Congreanen. For aU the elcltemenl over Cross Instructors. Ollldren the legendary Daniel Boone· p.m. from the Wilcoxen lhe Hays-Ray affair, tbla l'!N peamta compared with the' must he alleasi SIX years of Cave located just a sllort Funer~l Home with the Rev. influence peddling that determines 00. lllndreds Gf milliCIII, age and registration will he distance from tlle creek. Joe A. Hammack officiating. on a first come firsL serve sometime!~ bllll0111 of tax clollan are spent. . As Matthews pointed out, Burial will follow in the Beale basis. Parents are ask<!d to this was truly an advent»re There wu rope for a lime that the ·combination of .register .only their own into nature and history lor the Chapel . Cemetery, f>pple Watergate aad Hays-Ray might coerce Congress to pau 10111e Grove. Friends may call at children . boys as this is one of the last the funeral home after 2 p.m . sort of meaningful bW io JJI8ke pubUc gifts of value ta The third session of wilderness areas in Ohio, leglaiators by lobbyists; and a companion bW ta require swimming lessons will begin much of it unchanged from Saturday. leglalators to report special lavon receivedThe deceased was born on Wednesday, July 21. Swim the days ol our early ex· Now it appears that one way ot lllllther, both of lhele bUll . April 10, 1926, In GaUia may he stalled pennanently In the Ho1111e. lessons ar& taught weekdays plorers and indians. Cdunty, a son of the late from 10:30 a.m. to II :30 a.m. &lrveys Indicate that everyone - almoet ~ illlifUvor of Floyd S. and Marie Thorpe dlscl08111'e. A maximum of thirty-five Jackson. swimmers are admitted to Then comea a push io Introduce amendmenta wltlch can In addition to his wile he is each session, It can also he HORSE SYNDICATED emasculate dlaclOIIII'II bills past aU understanding. survived by one daughter, COLUMBUS {UP! ) noted that registration for It baa been customary lo delc:rlhe oppoeltlon to lobbying session four will he held on Gypsy Brei, a winner of Angela Kay Jackson, at disclosure bUll as C<llling from Iii! bualnell - and anJy big almost $190,000, hils been home ; three sons, RandaU bujllness. In matter of fact, Ralph Nader's orpnlzatlon, The Wednesday, Aug. 4, 1916. For mOre information caU syndicated for $125,000 to Scott Jackson, Marietta, 0.; Public atlzen, the AFL-CIO, .aa well aa the Chamber of 245'535~. ext. 67. · stand at stud in 1977 at the Thomas Andrew Jackson, Commerce and a myriad ol Uberal orgaalzatl0111, cCIIIIei'Vatlve R.C. Hunwick Fa.rm in UNS, California, and Jeffery and middle of the road, pro-bt"'i'1'""• antl..buslne$1 and \he Lee Jackson, USM, Okinawa ; rest, all have been In the forefroot of the fight agalnllt full, Ga!ion. .· Paul Shelton, Galion, head two sisters, Mrs . Dottle detaUed dlaclosure of where lobbyini funds come from and NOTE .TO. GUITARISTS of the SO<;bare syndicate, Jordan, Gallipolis Ferry ; where they go. Another, free worksllop for plans to retire the 5-year~ld Mrs. Frances LyUe, Marion, All wave the flag, except where their own organization II George C(Jicerned. And all have silent cooperation from a wide range · local guitar entllusiasts is son of Bret Hanover and 0 .; · brothers, heing sponsored by the Meigs Flying Gypsy, at the end of Jackson, Canton, 0., and of Congressmen. .. Claude Jackson. Ubraries . II will be held on this racing season. As one inan working to push the law 1llrough put It: "It's July 19, Monday evening , at Gypsy Brei, currently hard to tell the white hats I run the black hail. , 1:30 pm. in the ~omeroy racing at Roosevelt Raceway ''011" only rope Is to somehow get the8e measures on the Ubrary. The public is invited in New York, t(}ok the floor ol the House where moet ~hers won't dare vote to bring a guitar and enjoy Hopeful Series at Roosevelt RULING CHALLENGED againllt for fear of what voters might do to !bern thlli learning and playing this year and has won $50,000 . OOLUMBUS <{UPI) - A November." · together. This July 19th in !976. The horse wllllry and ruling by Ohio Auditor But the battle Is not being fought on the House flooi b11t workshop is the second pish his lifelime earings over Thomas Ferguson that Delhi I'Jither In committee, where the maneuvering ill last and shifty session for guitar players at the $200,000mark by racing in Township Trustees Jerome A seemlrigly Innocuous amendment Is offered here and the Meigs Liharies this the Syracuse State Fair in · F. Luebbers and W. Emerson another one there which, In ailaly$, would gut lhe proposals. New York in August. swmner. Rhodes. ·and former trustee This means . more ··delays ·for reco1)81deradon and new The syndication goes into Gilbert Faigle were overJi&ld maneuvering. effect Oct. 15. by the township in 1973, 1974, The prospect Is that the maneuvering will go on WltD and a portion 1975 is being adjournment. Then the fight will he over lor this Congress. By challenged by .the next year, the Hays affair will have gathered du.!t. Members of SCIOTO RESOLTS . PLEASANT VALLEY officeholders. COLUMBUS (UP!) - Solo the House will he peilcelully able ta pasa COIII!etlc bUll to DISCHARGES - Mr<. Ferguson said ·last week iinpress their constituents. Robert Qismer, Cheshire, Hill led all the way Blld 0.; Mrs. Marion Randolph, finished 1llree quarters of a lhat tlle trustees had received son, Robertsburg ; Mrs . length ahead - of Vilanese rallies making their salaries · James-Woomer, son, Leonard Thursday · night in the higher than state law allows. But the trustees said Smith, Teresa Lamp, all featured trot at Scioto Downs. thursday . they wer.e Terry Holton guided Solo Point Pleasant ; Mrs. operating under an Ohio SIPE GlANCES by Gill Fox Freeland Swisher, Point .Hill to a 2:~ 2-.> .mile. Ahe!s Pleasant; Relen Cossin, <lleer was ·third. The winner SUpreme Court decision and , r-==--:---~~-~~::::=:=::=;;;r-l f'\ Leon; Timothy Marlin, returned $4,80, $2.6tl and opinions form the Obio I Attorney General and the • Buffalo; Phillip Pearson, $2.40. Hamilton County prosecutor ~ .,.;:;r. Chipper Demon woo the Glenwood; Sabrina Blanken· that said their salaries were ) ~ 3 ship, Leon ; Mrs. Risden first race and Courvoisier the second to return $37.20 on the legal. Miller, Lukin . "Any Implication of Birth: July 16, a daughter double comltnation of 6 and wrongdoing is completely ~i:;_and Mrs. Rick Smitll, 6. unfoUIIded," said Rhodes. The crowd of 4,151 wagered A FEW SAMPLES OF OUR SPECIALLY PRICED. ROOF MENDERS AND ACCENTS ••• LET US HELP YOU WITH THE TOTAL JOBI 8 1 ~ WeMher Your lnviled Guut Reaching More Than 12,/foo Families • • Partly cloudy, warm . Humid, chance of thunderllhowers today. Highs in the lower 9011. Cloudy and cooler with a chance o1 llhowers Sunday night and . Monqay. Lows Sunday night in the 608 and highs Monday in the mid 708 to the lower BOll. for swimmers ALL under one roof: WM PLASTIC • The placebo of J • .. Registration Tuesday ;------~----- , I RAY CROMI.EY EXTENDED Otrl'LOOK Suaday tbrou1h Tuesday, ehaace ef showers Sunday ud Monday. Fair Tuuday. Highs in the 70sSIIIIday IIJid In lhe •• Mollday IIJid Tuesday. Lows in the upper lOs aad 50s Suaday aad' Ill lhe 50s aad low 801 Mollday and Tuesday. · BY GREG BAILEY Jim Hamm, a good friend , school teacher, and sometimes companion, is a part-time photographer lor the Sunday Times-sentinel who often accompanies me to sporting events. Being a compl~te sports fan and knowledgable In many ' • things. Jim olten gives me new ideas abOut sports. Today he lakes over "Den Talk" in the following article and accompanying pitures which are the result of a recent ·tractor pull. · BY JIM HAMM Flathead Fords, powerpack Chevles, and luei·injected Vettes l ' All of 1llese are not only lamillar, but ·bring back memorie$ of ·~ Chevies, Thunderbird pOIYel'ed crown Vicky's or an old A, B, or T slightly mod!lled for weekend trip~ to the dragstrlp as well as weekday jaull 3 around lite drive-in. '. In the 50s and lOs, man's love affair and haul to lhe tracks (no more driving with the automobile rose to a peak; every· and racing your family station wagon ). ooe built a street-strip car that Mom could · . drive to lhe grocery and Sonny, on the weekends, could shell out a couple of Where then is that shade-tree bucks, wke ofl the air clean~r and hub- mechanic ol yesk!ryear that spent his caps, and run at the local dragstrip. evenings under the hood and weekends A tot of people competed and you crashing the gears with his Hursl condidn't need a lot ol equipment to run a version shifter? stocker; but big bus1ness moved in viith He is tl a Tractor Pull ! Yes, si1ice big money, paying prolesaionals to use farmers have lived close enough to one.., JIM CARNAHAN of Racineatthewheelol "Ole John" a 40!0John Deere, 7,000 'their cars !or advertising write.(lffs. All of another to talk across the fence, they have lb. field stock, third place at Rock Springs pull July 2-3. this moved the weekend racer out to tlle always tried to settle the question of whose spectator standa. learn of horses or whose tractor was more Even the admission price of that rose powerful. greaUy. Aa this price went up, and the The ex-racer again matches machine WALL CAVED CLEAN BLO'ITER elapsed times for the quarter mile racers against machine, only this time he isn't RACINE - A basement watl·at tlle GALLIPOLIS The Gatlin County dropped below lhe 10 second mark, !ewer • trying to out-run someone, lime-wise, but home of Mr . and Mrs. Phillip Fisher, Rt. 3, people were really t!lrilled at the speed as trying to drag a special "sled" farth~ Sheriff's Deparbnent had a clean blotter H: •, ca ved ln Friday night due to the one car looked just like another from way I han someone else. In these day$ thl~ Saturday. No arrests or accidents were ·" . t·a: · storm tltat hit the area. back tbere in the stands. Now these "cars" can'l .be that simple, so to make the pull probed Friday evening by s11eriff's ,., ge ha~ been estimated at $1,800. clep ~lies. took ll)ns of thousands oJ dollars lo build (Continued on page i 1 l •I • MONEY ARRIVES COLUMBUS- Stale Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson has reported the July distribution of $7,238,957.32 in Local Government Fund money to Ohio's 88 counties and 367 cities and villages levying local income taxes. Local Government Fund distributions during the first seven montha of 1976 totaled $43,604,739, com. pared to $40,018,!62.50 during the same period of 1975. Meigs County received $12,500. INSTRUCTOR RESIGNS EASTERN - John Riebel, supertn· tendent of Eastern Local School District, aMounced Friday that Charles Wills, band instructor, has resigned and tlle school board Is now accepting applicationS. The next mee ling of the bOard scheduled for Monday will he held at8:30 p.m. instead ol 7:30p.m. '· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 16, 1976