https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0cf15814edd4b2a1642fd462c9132b29.pdf fee7078775a4048d01a5c2fa2fdb650f PDF Text Text I --·-----~ • 8- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o.. Monda)', Aug . . 1976 :;:l:~;j:i:~:~;~;~;q::;~~~;~;~;~:)~;~:~t:~;~;~;~;~;~;~;~:~:~:. 1- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - I Area Deaths Racine Social Events l EXTENDEDOUTLOOK I Wedneoday through Friday, fai r Wednesday 1 Recent visitors of Mr. and Allamarado, New Mexico are Mrs. Roy Riffle were Mrs. here visiting his parents, Mr . and Thursday. Chances of FLOSSIE A. BUTLER brother , Clarence. LITTLE HOCKING - Mrs. Funeral services will be showers Friday. Highs In George Van Horn of Beaver a.nd Mrs. Bill Neese and his the 80s, Lows In the 50s Flossie A. Buller, 84, f!t . 1, · Wednesday, 2 p.m. al fhe Falls, Pennsylvania and Mrs. mother, Mrs . Cono;Juff of · s Little Hocklno, died Salurda' White Funerol Home, Wednesday and 60s Th ur Edwin Helmick of ·New Syracuse, Ohio and other · mornin~ at ·•Camden ~Cillr Coolville wllh th e Rev. . day ·and Frld ay. relatives and friends . Mike Is Brighten, Pennsylvania. Memonal Hospital , Parkers· Wesley Thatcher officiating. stationed at Allamarado , Mr. and Mrs. Roy Riffle burg, W. Va . follow ing a brief burial will be In the Coolville New Mexico in the Air Force. visited with her son and ::;:::::;:::)!:!::::::::;::::::;::::::;:::!:::::;::}!::: :):(:! ills~s was born af Letart ~f':h:t~~~e!a\'~~~e "t~~.~~ Mr . and Mrs . George daughter-i n-law, Mr . and Falls to the tate Sylves ter and from 3 to 5 and 1 to 9 p.m. • Mrs. Bill · McKe nzie of Norris of Racine have pur· .Missouri Wooten Ashley . LODGE TO MEET chased a !tailer and moved to HAROLD BOWLING. Gallipolis. Mrs. Buller was a civil Pomeroy Lodge 164, service SYRACUSE Georg~ employe in Mrs. Erma Norris and Marietta . F&.AM, wiU meet in regular Washi ngton, D. C. until her Freeland, Svracuse, received On July 18 Mr . and Mrs. daughters Debbie, Sandy and .session at 7:30 p.m. reti remen t In 1971. She had word today oi the death of his Unda visited jast weekend Ralph Webb attended the 1968 her home the past six brother . ,n . la w, Harol d Wednesday . All Master made Grand Family Reunion at Bowling of MI. D ora , Fla .. willl relatives in Racine. years with a nephew. Robert Masons are invited. who died suddenly Sunday. Grove City, Ohio. Mrs. Webb Hill , Rt. 1, Li ttle Hocki ng . Visitors · last weekend of ROBERT YATES Other surv ivors Include a was lhe Deputy Grand · .Rev . and Mrs. Don Walker Robert A. Yates, son of RAYMOND LUIKART sis ter, Mrs. Nina Wagner. Matron of Grand Chap~r of were llleir son and daughter· MASON , W. Va . Mr. and Mrs. John Yates of Letart Falls ; three nieces . THREE CALLS MADE ' Ohio, District 25 in 1968. -in'law, Mr . and Mrs. Delbert Raymond. Darius Lulkar1. 25, Dcris Adams. Letart Falls ; 176 Ash Street, Middleport, The Middleport E·R unit Gail Wagner . Columbus ; .of 37 East Market Street,, La ' who enlisted In the United Walker , and a friend, Ronald Enroute home they visited and fire departm ent an· Hortense Kercart, Ken t ; a Rue, Oh io, ' formerly . of Donaldson of Summersville, their brother-in-law, Melvin swered three calls Sunday·: nephew, Will iam Hill , Zanes· Ma$on. w. Va .. died Satu rday States. Air Force Delayed West Virginia. Nothsli.ne, in Gr oveport , · In La Rue of self·lnllicted Enlistment Progra m In Atl2 :26p.m.to 300 Broadway vi lle. Ohio. · She was preceded in death gunshot wounds. March will go on active · Weekend visitocs of Mr. for Dave Price, who was ill, by a brother, Frank and two Born December 29, 1950, in duty on Aug. 26 at Lackland and Mrs. Rnderick -Grimm Mrs . Sybil Miles and taken to Veterans Memorial sisters. Maud Kobb and Ethel Pomeroy, was was a railroad daughter Bonnie of were Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Air Force Base, San Anemployee with the ANCY Hospital; at6:36·p.m. the fire Hill . Pickerin gton , Ohio were Manuel, son Troy and tonio, Texas. Funeral services will be Railroad. department to Lillie Kyger Tuesdar daughter Denise of Marietta. visiting friends and relatives His father. Kenneth A. , 2 p.m. at the White Road near Cheshire where a Funera Home, Coolvi ll e with Luikart, died In 1973: Sur· . Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bush here over llle weekend. car was on fire , and at 7:30 the Rev . Freeland Norris vivors incl ude his mother. Mr . and Mrs. · William a. n d .Mrs. Caroline Miller Christine Henry Luikart ; two p.m. the squad went to officiati ng . Burial will be In sisters. Stewart of Athens . visited were in Parkersburg shop· Mrs . Kay Will and the Letart Falls Cemetery . Railroad St. near the marina Friends friends here on Sunday. ping on Saturday: may call at the Miss Rita Luikart; three for Robert Fife who was funeral home today 2 to 4,and bro.thers, Roger , john and Mr . William Cook of Reverend Dan · Walk er , Leo, all of Mason. Injured-in a motorcycle aC· 7 to 9 p.m. (Continued from page 1) Pomeroy vlsi ted his mother, ·. Mrs. Linda Grimm and Mrs; Funeral services will be cidenl. He was taken to Mrs: Rulh Cook on Sunday. Marjorie Grimm attended Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at probatlon. W. SWISHER Veterans Memorial Hospital. · qEMMETT Visitors of Mrs. Grella the Rio Grande Baptist the Foglesong Funeral Home UY SVILLE - Emmett The NCAA sanctions w. Swisher, 76, Rt. 1, Guys· with Rev. Ar nold Marcum against Michigan State also Trustees Meeting Saturday at Simpson on Sunday were Mr. ville, died Sunday afternoon and Rev . William Hannum Ri o Grande Baptist Church. and Mrs. Wilson Carpenter of at Mf. Carmel Hospital. officia ting . Burial will follow resulted in the firing of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Grimm Pomeroy. Columbus foll owing a tractor in the Adamsville Cemetery. Spartan head football Coach Floyd Farro, Jr. visited the children, Mark and Marcy Fr iends may call at the Denny Stolz. acciden t on his farm six fu ne ral home after 3 p.m . past weekend with his wee~s ago. The St.aie News said it was · visited over the weekend with He was born af Guysville to Tuesday . told by the source that Mrs. Anna Wines and Mr. and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd the la te Hora lio C. and Farra Sr. Warren Policeman William · Mrs. Roderick Grimm. Labnla Windon Swisher. Mr. The Lebanon Gol~en Age Swisher, a member of the .Misocky reCieved $60, in Coolville United Method ist TOLEDOANS KILLED January, 197S, frQm Frank . group met at llle home of 1\lr . and Mrs. Henry Ervine (pr a DETROIT (UP! ) - Mike ;:;~;~~~ Sundar Church, had taughtclass the men's Lafferty, a member of the sc hool for potluck dinner . This was their McManus, 20, and Thomas J. PRIME REDUCED OSU Alumni Association, to sever a years . A retlred rural mall carrier he carr ied mall CLEVELAND ( UPI ) transport .Kelton Dansler to monthly meeting. Following Jrosi, 2J, both of Toledo, fr om the Guysvi lle post office The Cleveland Trust Co. and the dinner was a program Ohio, were killed in a approx imately 40 years. He the National City Bank Columbus foc a , recruitiilg and games. Saturday headon collision on visit. was a farmer a member of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Gralun Mi chigan 46 in Musekgon reduced their prime lending · "Yes, I remember taking the Ohio Farm Bureau. and a and chiidren Eric and Rachel CoWlty, Mich. former member of the rate to 7 per ceni from 7.2S Dansler to OSU and yes Coolvil le Grange. . of Wilmington visited wilh pe~ cent tod'y along with Frank Lafferty gave me $60 Survivors include his wife, CALLED SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilfred Nell ie Barnhill Swisher ; two other financial institutions to cover expenses," the and Kevin and Mr. and Mts. The Pomeroy Emergency around the nation. The prime newspaper quoted Misocky sons, Glenn E., Newark. ; Gary Wilford and children . Squad was called to 118 Harold. Athens ; a brother. rate is the minimwn rate as saying. 'The source said the Homer, Bucyr us : three They also attended tlle Cozart Laurel St. at II p.m. Sunday banks charge for loans to Warren Policeman Steve grandch.il dren , Cathy Kibler. their biggest oorrowers. reuni on. for Clifford Murray who was Papalas received $75 for Chris Swisher , both of Mrs. 'lbelma Kiser had a taken to Pleasant Valley taking another .athlete to Newark , and Martha bir thday dinner for her Hospital. At 12 :18 a.m. · Gil bridge , Columbus. He was Columbus foc a recruiting oreceded .in d~ath by ·one daughter Jean. There were 42 Monday the squad went to visit, the State News·said. people attended. · Mulberry · Ave. for Christy . Lafferty told · the "Condominiums and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Neese Rose who was taken to. Holzer neWspaper he coullhl't recall · apartments. keep looking and daughter Cassie of Medical Center . beHer. everylime there's a DIVORCE ASKED making payments to either lgouHe,r, roof, or plumbing , . policeman. Blrdie _Eields, Pomeroy' The Slate News said tllat, fa do a·round the Monday thru Thursdn field suit for divorce against when confronted with the I hoU'!O." August 1-5 NOT OPEN L.awrence Fields , allega 't io.ns, Hayes Whate ver your do.ft . Middleport, In Meigs County """""" . ded: yourself projects need, you Common Pleas Court. '-....-· can find it at the home of Fri. , Sat .. Sun. Accocdlng to an entry Joe ''Then you better print it, the "FRIENDLY ONES". August 6·7-8 Edward Roach was ordered mister· 1 have a very good FIGHTING MAD Pefer Fonda, Gino Franco, by the court to pay *IOO,OOO to. lawyer and I would be glad to ' take you to cow1." 5 yr. old Lynn Lowry, John Margaret Allen f<l' the loss of "I know nOChing about it at Cou~e tte . a leg when struck by a car . ( Rl driven by Roach on oc about all," Big Ten O:mmissioner Wayne Duke told the news· Show Starh 7 p.m. AjlrU I, 1975.. paper . "I have no where foshion is the name of the game infotmation at all. I'd have to look at the rules at that time. I can't see where it represents any great deal." Hayes ; I I MEIGS.THEATRE FmHAioans Melp County 1a1't!1eR wt.l suffered prop!!rtY damap or severe proclictloo loll ~ the frost Apil10 ihru April 16, 1976 may be eligible for loan Pomeroy asking levy to avoid dimou\ Hospital News Fanners may apply for _.__ Vtterullt Ill P :1'" Salllrday Aclmlulona Donl1d Rllpp, Racine: B-. G. Ervlb, Racine. 4 Saturday DltchariU .... Michael Zirkle, Barbara Eltep, Opal Tyree, I.AOIIa Karr • J - Fllbtr• Ptatl Sc=Y· !_ Donl1d lllqlp,. Racine: DaYid PricJ, Lctnc Bcttam: Bernice . Brotbera, Bidwell: Murl 001, lAng Bctlllm; Jcm While, ,,Circleville; 'l'llelm,a Duncan; Syracuae ; Jamie Reeves, Purneroy ; · Carnaa · LeedY, Middleport: Michael Salaer, ·Racine: Eura Largent, Syracuse ; John WIIIIa m 0 h linger, Middleport; Cheryl Lee Sayre , Racine ; Bonnie Modd!Jpaugh, Middleport. Ar.obatiGD to pllee 011 lbe November bllllot a 011e miD tll*lll (llrtlt lilbtl) WM approved by Punero, Vlllqe Oulndl M.-, ntchl· . Tbe lety, wblcb will Cl1ll 10 e11111 011 each ttoo of the tu • of tuable property, would . be for llreet llgbll only allhoalb It mu1t be written 111 the blllot only u "current II.PIGII." Mlyllf and coandl lib ed the Importance of the pauqe Gf lbe le¥y. If It falll a(1pi'OJ!mately 35 per !lenl of praent llnet ~ling will be tllnlld Itt. M~ wllll coandl wu RAil 8urgeu C1f Auble, Mitchell, B!ul• and Awrlalal, Ill Cincinnati, who presented doeumentlf« bldl for replamuenl of eJcbt wiii!OWJ and four '· doon In the former Paneroy Senior Hlah School blilldlng at a I eoatof ap(I'Oii!Ditely t2t,700 ..-1 eJectrlcal wlrln8. CG.st of the ~ wu nat dllciolea. Council Ia preparing to renovate the etld bulldln8 lnlll • cllf ..ll. 'lbere are iddltiOIIII wlndOWJ to be replaced, approllmately 52, wblch will cOlt approximately f14,000. It W11 poil)ted out !bat 12 of $3 windo'll'l could be cloeed, It WU levy!«~ ==· 8 _..., emergency from the Farmers HOlM AdmlnlstraUoo (F'mHA), the rural credit aervlee of the United Staled Department of .Agrlc:ultur,e, Archie Stegall, County SuperviSor of FJrillf, · ..,. for Athens, Meigs a ... Vln!oo co1111ties said Wday . FmHA emergency loans to eligible fanners, ranchers, and aquaculture operators are to enable them to rei\U1I to their normal operations Holzer Medical Center after having sustained louea (Blrtb, July30) resulting from natural Mr . and Mrs. Joaeph disasters . Individual Salyers, son, GalllpoUs. oo•rowers must be Wllble to I Blrtba, July 11) obtain credit from other · Mr . and Mu. Koaney usual sources to qualify for Alderman, son, Vinton: Mr. FmHA BBBistance. and Mrs. James McClellan, Long and interlmedlat.e son , Mt. Allll, W. Va. tenn loans may be made .for (Blrtba, Aug, I) reorganizing the operat1011 to Mr . and Mrs . Steven make It moce effective. Also, Derenberger, son , Pt. annual emergency loans may Pleasant, W, Va .; Mr. and be made each year for up to Mrs. John Null, son , five years following a natural Galllpolls. disaster to permit the borrower to restore his oepration and return to usual credit sources foc operating BOARDING ~ARTY CJDCAGO (l.rPI) - Ma~ funds • Richard J. Daley and more Applications for than . 20,000 specta!U's welemergency loans may be made Immediately at the comed the Norwegian salllnil Pomeroy FmHA office. vessel, the Ouistlan Radicl!, Applications for physical to Chid! go Sunday. The three-muted, 20.$-loot losses will be received untU September 23, 1976, and for ship left Norway in early production losses until AprU AjlrU with a crew of rr teen· age cadets and 1t officers. lt 25, 1977. will sail across Lake Michigan Thunday lot a Benefits of FmHA cruise of the Great' Lakes. programs are available Daley, who toured the without regard to race, creed, vessel accompanied by two of color, sex, or national origin. Ilia grandchildren, thanked Further Information can be the Norwegian govenunent ol)tained from the P!1111eroy for the viBit of the Chrlatlan FmHA office located at 221 Radich, which Is Norway's West Second Street, Bicentennial gift to the Pomeroy. United States. I. ' H ' Because We Furnish A llCOII lit IIOWN - William B, Dow . . 1111111 CGwJ&y hit IIMrd•••wer, lbowt one ol five tr~hlea to be awarded 1fk "'Ill tbt lint demolltl011 derby lo be held at till Melp ~ty Fair as ~ grandstand attractllln It 7 p.m. "rueedly, Aug. 17. Besides the trophies, cub P"- totalbw f400 will be awarded wlnnen, AppllcaUona for taking part In the derby may be aecund at Ellla ..-1 SOI1a Sdllo, Middleport; Welker'a Alhland StatiiJ!I,Mella Auto Parts, G. and J. Auto Parts, Kappel'a Pelinloii, 'BOb's GuU StaUon,.allln Pomeroy; • ~·· Texaco, S}'rac:use; H. and R. Firestone and ~r Parts, Mlddlepoci. En!ry fee Is fS. ~·mwWtC:~~~··:::v.:'"''''"~., ,.,.~,.,.,N.,.,,,.,. x,,·,·:·:,·:::;:·:·:·:·:>·::::::-«-~ . By UDited Preu IDierlllltiODal KANSAS CrrY, MO. - EUZABETH RAY, the former Wllllhlnglon aecretary who publicized the Capitol Hill selDilll acandala, probably will be covering the Republican National ConventiGD for a girlie magazine. Norman Hill, e:rec:utive publlllher irf Genesla magazine, said Mooday he elpeCts to obtain Mlas Ray a perimeter pafl!l, which would allow her In the surrounding areaa of Kemper Arena, but not Into the arena ltaeU. Mlas Ray had been · retained earlier as a COilventlon reporter, Hill said. It had been repcl'ted llhe hid been denied preas credentialS because no appllcatl011 1'81 sent In before the March 19 deadline. RFJIIDENTS OF NORTHERN OlnO GOT AN EARLY lute of fall weather u record low temperatures for the date were eet thll morning In several cities. Oevtlilnd'slow of 48 degrees broke the old mark of 51aet beet In 1820, Youngstown's low reading ol49degrees, reclrded · In • · wu tied. A tt degree reading ~t Toledo broke an 11 ,._. record low by 011e degree. The temperature \fippad to 47 at tbe f.kron-Canton airport, tying the record and marking the BecGIId Conaecutlve day the low wail equalled. ·-';. ' . HONG KONG- THE .LAST DEPENDENTS of American diplllnats evacuated Peking Wday, lea~ behind bundreds of t'K""'D'III of adneee camping In the streets awaiting an earth" quake !bat may never come. Large numbers of other foreign dlpkmats, their dependents and foreign residents also . continued to leave the capital in an exodua that began last Sunday at the request of Chinese authorities. · The government Ia afraid new aftershocks from last Wedne.lday'a earthquake could produce majoc new damage. lfllndreds of tbousanda of temporarUy h001eless Ollnese spent their Bixtb night oulrloors In tents and makeshift shelters as tile 011ly protection against a light to moderate rain. LOVELAND, COLO. - AT LEAS!' 84 PEOPLE died In a · ~lg Thompson CanyOilln the Rocky Mountains. Authorities 1181d they were certain gro\Uid crews would find ~ore bodies today. · TIIO ~. Stan, 22, and Mike Urvan, 21, of San Fraodaco were am011g tlie last of an estimated 1,000 survivors to befeiCII!!d by helicopter crews. They said they saw "several bodies ..-1 horaea half-burled In the debris and large secti011B of the blgbway that disappeared." wee1tenc1 f1aah flood that roared through the aiOWCHIILA, CALIF. - DOCUMENTS FOUND by lnvtlllgatorsln the Chowchilla kidnap case contained bizarre referencea to Satan and a fS mllllon, Wllellt ransom note was signed "Beelaawb," It was reported. "Betlaawb" wu an apparent misspelling of Beelzebub, a (ConuDued on j,age 10) . Mutual lnveatlng Foundation's ...OiotCTUI servtce charge. All those 65 years and over are welcome to open an account any time. Stop in and see us now. ' ~:I~ ,. 'or' )'O~r u" copy wnn no ~ obllglfl~ cont1c1 the lout "P,.ttntlhvt ot " POMEROY, OHIO 01' P, J, PAUUY S40,000.00 Maximum lnsuri!nce For Each. .Depositor Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ' ' 104W. 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Lewa will be ID the 8Ga. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:::::::::::::::::>:::::::::: PRICE FifTEEN CENTS TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1976 Meigs Mines stopped again UDited PreaaiDternallonal miners could easily cross llhould not demand that the Pickets from West Vlrginla over the state Une and set up union show cause why Its re-appeared at a few Ohio picket Unes. miners are off the job. A c.oal mines Monday. af· .In ·a related move, briefs show-cause order by Duncan ternoon , closing the were.to be presented by ~~~lion would be a preliminary step operations only a few hours and Southern Ohio C11al Co. · towardsabacktoworkorder. after they had re-opened. lawyers today to u. s. Ge~e Oiler, president of The . out-of-state wild- District Court Judge Robert Meigs county UMW local callers, who had halted , . Duncan in Colwnbus. The i886, said Ule miners went operations at' nearly all Ohio company haa asked Duncan back at midnight last night, mines last week, withdrew lo order tbe 1,500miners at its but said he did not know If the the pickets during the Meigs County mines back to miners reported for the weekend, which pennitted work. morning shift. He said Ohio miners to return to Duncan asked the lawyers meetings were <1cheduled RUTLAND_ Help! operations Monday morning . to state in their briefs why he Women here are working at John Guzek, United Mine the Rutland Elementary Workers District 6 presid.ent, School painting desks and had said the Ohioans only making general lm· refused to cross. a. picket line provements ' l'o brighten up and were not str1kmg , He sa1d . the claurooms, but more • they will be back on the )ob help is IJI!eded. , ·when the pickets )Vere With· State Sen. Gene Slagle said to know the whole truth. today Genera l Telephone The G·I news release Desks - with paint being drawn. Company of Ohio /las made characterizes the complaint provided from the principal's Nearly all Ohio miners public a statement con· as alleging that the comapny fund - are being painted in worked the flrst shift Monday cerning the status of his class illegally charged higher rates pastel shades by lhe volun- and Guzek had sa1d he ex· action case against it which is only during a three month leer workers. women wishing peeled the rest to return factually incorrect. period in 1972. This sta tement to join the volunteers are today· As spokesman for tbe is incorrect. The complaint, asked to report to the school Howeve~, picke~ appeared plaintiff, Gene Slagle, Inc., In fact, alleges that General anytime between 9 a.m. and 3 at the Southern Oh1o Coal C11. and on behalf of more than Telephone illegally charged p.m. weekdays and are to M~1gs County No. 2 and 3 bring a paint brush nunes at 2:30 p.m . Monday 300 I General Telephone higher rates for several •· · and the afternoon shift stayed sul..cribers, slagle said he years, Including the last six out. Meigs County No. 1 was believes the public has a right months of 1972, all of 1973, aU of 197t and a portion of 1975, Idle although no pickets as General Telepl)one and its appeared. A Meigs No. · 1 attorneys are well aware. spokesman would only say · Secondly, and more im· that "work is available" and ADC payments · portantly, General refused to say whether any BUDGET ADOPTED Telephone's news release miners were Inside. The . Meigs County Com· characterized this matter as Guzek said the mines close are received to West Vlrginia, where a missioners Monday adopted a "dead" issue, apparently wildcat strike over court the budget for 1977 which on the basis of the action State Auditor Thomas E. intervention in UMW and showed estimated receipts in taken by Judge John J . Ferguson's office aMounced company affalrs began two the amount of $768,275 and CoMors, Jr. of the Lucas Monday the August weeks ago, are most likely to estimated expenditures County Common Pleas Court $762,811.42. distribution of $34,990,781 in be shutdown. dismisaing the damage claim Aid to Dependent Children after the Ohio Supreme Court Guzek said the union wants (ADC) to 565,994 recipients in all Ohio miners to return lo reversed its own decision. FROSH INVITED Ohio's 88 counties. Ills true that Judge Conwork,- but said. the men will All 9th graders (freslunen ) nors dismissed tlle damage The auxiliary payments In not cross picket Unes. The July totaling $1,988,869, strike fii'st spread to Ohio one interested In playing football case, but this came as no real coupled with the main July week ago when pickets from at Meigs Rlgh School this fall surprise after the recent dlstrlbutiiln of $35,122,451, West Vlrginia showed up at are to report at the high Supreme Court ruling. All boosted that month's total to the P~abody Coal Co.'s school Wednesday, Aug. 4, at parties conceded that Judge $37,11l,320. ADC payments Sunnybill mine, south of New 5:30p.m. head coach Charles Connors could not proceed are made to families with one l..exlng ton In Perry County. Chancey and BBBistant Coach with the case so long as the parent or one unemployed ublic Utilities Colllillluloo of At lhe end of last week an Sam Crow amounced. parent 011 the basis of family estimated 11,000 Ohio miners size and financial resources. were out and almost every The ADC program is funded mine was closed . primarUy by federal and Guzek said the mines most state governments. Gallla vulnerable were those received $84,360, Meigs closest to West VIrginia $52,508. where the West Virginia today. 2 The wildcat coal miners .strike increased Its strangle hold on production In West Vlrgini~ today. Pickets closed down some mines that /lad ~eswned work this week. "Everything we have In the stale of West Virginia is down again," ·said a spokesman for Consolidation Coal Co., the stale's largest producer . "We have about 10,000 miners off work.' ' In Indiana, where an estimated 1,300 miners were out, an earth mover and truck loaded with explosives were · pushed down an embankment ·. and wrecked Moriday night at one of the Amax Coal ·Co. mines picketed by wildcat strikers. · A company offici.al said there was no explosion but that damage to the vehicles at more than $200,000. An investigation was under way. Slagle counters G-T claims -'lbt rtllgnatlon Ill nine cerUfled and non-certified . employee were accepted and four new teachers were hired, laelttdlng a blgb achool vocal music teacher, when the Meigs Local School ~ct Board of Educa.t1011 met In regular M011day night. llat!gnltlonl Included those of Harold T. Hubllard, superlnte~ent of buildings and grounds; Janice McDaniel, lelcher: Glalba H. Foley, vocal music teacher; Robart W. Downie, seventh grade basketball coach who will, howe'lll!r, CCIIIIIDue teaching; William E. ~. blgb sebool IIOCial ltUIIe1 and Engll.lh teacher; John D. COIIanso, who wu hired reclelllly to ta.:h In the elamentary school at Rutland but his tt1nct acceptllll1 politl011ln tbt Southern I.ooal District; Nancy Jo Mayer Saltz, Who serYed • an aide In tbe Mlcldltport EJementary School; Marpret Pinons, a remedial reading teacblr, and Jtrry Black, a baa driver. Upon tbe nmntM!datiCIIGI SUpt. Olarles Dowler, the board tntployed Philip Bruce Wilson, a physical educat1011 major who will alao ""' u rewve bastetball coach'; Pal&e Bedtlleld Bunt, wife of auil'lant band director, Randy Hunt, who will teacb vocal millie at the high !lchool: Shelley Hook, IIODIIfi grade It Rutlancl Elementary School, and Melvin Felli . as 1 llftb pde teaelter at Rutland. 'l1le board gave Vicki aup. a suppl-tai Clllll'act for one year as junior high ICitGol dleerlelder coach, · The board atllrat hired Mrs. Hunt as an elementary millie teadler, ~~owe-. Dowler lib emd !hat Mrs. Hunt Ia ''imp'elllv." and qualified lo ~ch on any le'lll!l. Upon the llllllaa Ill baird memller Robart Snowden, It wu llP"ed thai Mn.llllllt will teadl vocal llllllic at tile ltlgb achool, relle9lni bad dlnctGr Dwilbt Goinl, wlto baa been flllq In thai IIOiilktollf well u handling wark wllh the band . It was agreed by 1111 boad tile llowill: ttllould make another reollhl'llllldltlaii!Gr an elementary voell millie teacher In tile Mra. Cliff C. WUaon, Gallipolis, gaduated from - Gallla Academy High School and Morehead State University. While In high 8Cix!ol, Wllaon played Vlrslty football, basketball and bueball. He Ia a restatered baseball umpire. . Pending certification by the count7 board of educat1011, the board hired Harold White, Leland Parker, Donna Daniell, Raymood OOerlll, Jerry Black, Laura Harrison, Juani'Owens, Lee Wood, Roger Black, Jean Wood; Virgil Carl, Carl Morris, Dallas Weber and Donald B&mett as subatllate bu drivers for the 1J78,77 school year. Nonnan Wood and .BID Thornt«J were named aa substitute bul mechanlca. Tile llnnuallnapectlon of buses by the Ohio State Patrol will be 011 Aug. 11. . Theboardconsldertdbldsfocsuppllea!ortlleapproachlng llchool year and awarded e011tracta with tbt aceptlon of on milk and dairy sttppllea. Although Be'lll!ral attempts were made to aolve awarding of the latter bid, the board waa unable to come up wlllla declsl011. Board Member Virgil King abstained from '!)ling oo .the mlllt and dairy COiltract because be sella milk to one of the two bidden who are Brought011'sand Valley Bell. · · · The blda of bolh firma being ldenUfled, as In the past the btulneas hu been divided between the two firma, However, lalt night motions to give all the bualnesa to Valley Bell did not pau, · · WlllldeD Hoo'lll!r. board member. wu not present and with King not votlug, the remaining members, Snowden, Mrs. Jennifer Sheela and Dr. Keith Riggi were unable to reach a aolutiCII. Fil!lll7, the milt problem was.tl)led until tbe next ~whlclrnasetfCI' 7:30p.m, 1111 Frldi,y,Aug. 13. 'The board did award contracts to Alhlanll Oil tor gasoline, fuel oil, an~ and mot« oil; to the Melp Tire Center for tires and recapping of tlrel, ..-1 to Bttay Rou for bread and buns. ' ._, Mire, . At the request ol clerk,.reuurer. Jolm Triplett, the board WliiCIII,Ibe ali Nri Gallla High School principal and · . (Continued on Mil W . ..aon I~YI&fOitlllll ' We invite you to use this preferred service v.o;ith no POM ERQY,M IDDLEPORT, ,OHIO en tine Ohio had any jurisdiction, and the Ohio Supreme Court's May decisiiln. sent tlle matter back to the Public Utilities · Commission where it ·is now pending. Obviously, therefoce, the case is not a dead lasue as General. Telephone's news release said. Siaglo said \he Supr~me Court's May decision is ex· tremely controversial, and it is oopfd the United States Supreme Court will hear this case and overrule the Ohio .Supreme Court. ID essence, the Ohio Supreme Court said 'in May 1976 that General Telephone Company could continue to collect the higher rates even though the rate order was unlawful. Slagle believes this is a travesty against Ohio's · consumers, and he intends to exhaust every possible means · of reversing this trend. Two killed in 3-car"collision A Jackson Co1111ty man was reported in critical condition today at Holzer Medical Center folloWing a three-car collision on Rl. 35 at 11 :40 p.m, Monday six and three· tenths miles west of Jackson in which two persons were villed and five others injured. Killed were Ruby Allen, 56, and Sarah L. Arms, 19, both of Amonate, Va. Injured were Jerry Lee Murray, 28, of 45 Daisy Ave., Jackson, who was reported in critical condition this mar· ning al' Holzer Medical Center. Murray is in. the intensive care unit suffering from multiple trawna. Marcella Kay Cununins, 3, Box 72, Amonate, Va ., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Paul Cummins, was admitted to Holzer Medical Center with a fractured rjght foreann, possible concussion and multiple contusions. She was reported in good con. dillon . Patricia A. Arms, 23: Amonate, Va., was taken to ·Ross County Hospital ·and transferred to University Hospital, Columbus with severe injuries. Jack G. Allen, 9, Amonate, Va., taken to Ross County Hospital and transferred to Child re n 's Hospital , Columbus with severe in· •i juries. Andrew Allen was not in· jured In the accident. Two of the three vehicles in th e head-on-crash Were demolished according to Jackson County aulhoritles. The accident is still under lnvestigaUon by the Jackson Post, State Highway Patrol. Apparently the Murray Mil AND MRS, NlmOL8 vehicle went left of center, hitting one of the Virginia cars In the rear and the other headon. · The two virginia cars TI)PPERS PLAINS- Mr. and Mrs. containing memllers of the tool dresser and then as a driller. Clarence Nichols, 'nippers Plains, both 90 Mr . and Mrs. Nichols have nine Uving same family were apparently years old, wiU be honored as tlle county's children, twp of whom are ministers . '!bey passing theourh the area on a oldest married couple at the ll3th annual have 19 grandchildren, 26 great, vacation trip. Meigs County Fair. · grandchildren and two great-great· The couple will be presented to the grandchildren. Of 56 family members there autllence at tlle grandstand preceding the· has been only one death. One grandchild evening show on the Ilnal night of the fair on , died at the age of five months of what Is Aug. 21, ..-1 also will be honored during known as "crib dea th." Senloc Citizens Day, Aug. 19, according to In.J946, the Nichols sold their rami·near Clear and not as cool plans made by the county fair board. Ravenswood, W. Va., and bought a fann lorJ!ght, lows to !he low 60s. Mr. and Mrs. Nichols observed their 69th near Alfred in Meigs County. '!bey sold the Sunny and wann Wednesday, wedding &Miversary at their home here last · !alter farm in 19S6 when !hey moved to a highs in upper 80s January 28. They were married in Steuben· large frame home in 'nippers Plal.ruJ. In Probability of rain near zeru ville 111 Jan. 28, 1907. During thelr married 1967, they sold the bill house and moved to today ahd tonight, 10 per cent life, Mr. Nichola has had 1 varied career but their present home In the Weatherman Wednesday . I'IIO!It of lib wock was In oil field, first as a addition. New teachers employed "'•1 PACf1 POR. Free Checking Account For You NO, 75 Help neeclecl in ew~ ~'P~ .,.~.i~·.· Brl~f~ paintmg desks MEETING DELAYED The regular meeting of the Meigs County ASC Coounittee is poetponed from Aug. t to Aug. 11 at 9 a.m. at the Meigs County ASC office, Farmers Bank · Building, . Pomeroy. The public is Invited. · ' • ::;:::::::~:!;!~::::::::~:::::::::?.~:::::::::::::::~:::::::::~:::::::%! " FDA DEFENDED CJDCAGO (UPI) - Dr. Alexander Schmidt, retiring commissioner of the U.S. Food and . Drug Ad· ministration, has accused Congress of ruining morale · l~iilllilll" within the agency and creating Ji climate that makes the agency afraid to approve new drugs. In an intei'Yiew for publica· ti011 ' today- In the American Medical News, Sclunldt said the FDA is being "killed" by congressional heaf i1igs charging it is approving dangerous drugs. . Schmidt, wh.o is leaving the FDA in December to beCOOJe vice . chancellOr for health services at the University qf Dllnois, said the hearings have "undennlned my ability to manage the agency." At Farmers Bank ~. . .. VOL XXVIII: SENIOR CITIZENS Are Preferred People village truck a~ with echool openln« at the enclal the 111011lh the ltreet dep81'tment needl yellow and white paint to paint llw1l- allo ~led council a bill for COillllltanta' fees croawalb. Council approYed tilt requllll. C<1und1 employed Donna K~ • a fulltlme dllpatcher In the 111101111t of .,IIIUS wlich lncluQea aU w«k, doors, few the police department at tilt C1l'lilnaJice:t waae acale, wlndowl, wiring, and furnace , throulh CfllllpleUon. Mayor Andren rellll the rep«! Ill Pollee (llltf Jed Mayor Andnwa l'e()OI1«< that the Bureau ol Unemployment CclmpenAll011 plan to rent one of the r00111Bin Weblterfor the month of July. 'l1le departmentlnvllltlgated 28 the aenlGr high bWidlac when the ltullclq beconJe. aVIIIable. IICddenta, made 4S lri'Utl, luued I,:WO ~ lkteU, In repnl to loitering 011 the parkin~! lot Charles Bartela, ~ f112.7t In tickets, collected $3,355.24 frGm parking counclllllaD, suaested lhlt the loti be cloaed to traffic at 6 meters, drove the cruller t,555 miles and had It serviced two p.m. each e'lll!nlng. Couna. ~~ the luue and 11001e felt time$. Mayor Andrews and council went on record to c011UJ1e11(1 lhll wu extreme. Mayor Andrews pointed out that the ordinance that calla thQIIe who worked on the Pomeroy-Muon Bridge and extended fer periOna to be off the lot Iron! 10 p.m. unW 8 a .m. has only thelr thanks fer a job well dooe. Attending were Mayor Andrews, Ralph Werry,. Lou been in force lllnce lui Thuraday and Ia llhowlng relllllla. He . suggested council try the present measure for the time belpg, Ot!lxrne, Davia, Phll Gloookar, B!Jrlela, council members, at 1eut through August and see what the results are before Phyllla Hennesay, treasurer, Jane Walton, Clerk, Clllef Webster, Captain Henry Werry. The meeting wu ~ed with taking other actioo. Councilman Harry Davis said a· battery Is needed for the prayer given by the !:lev. William Mlddleswarth. llp'eed to .00 the propoaed blda lo the village 10llci!U' ..-1 11M aci1011 at tbe 11e11 ncuJar at y ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK --------- _ .. .. - • t . Free Customer Parking on Second Street and at the Methanic Street Warehouse ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY • I " ' o Nichols c_ouple oldest married Weather �• • . • •• • . z-;- ThB O.Uy Sentlnel,Mkklleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, Aug. 3, 1976 'I -. Probe of lottery emplOyes demanded Sport Parade • PICNIC PLANNED Rally gives. Reds 5-1 victory.over SF nine RACINE - '1\e ....al Raelae Buellall AIIIOCialioe plcaie wfl1 be beld Friday, All, f at I p.m. at llle Rae'- Sllrlle P1rl1• All baseball UDiltl'ml are to be turned Ill at IIlii Ume 11.1 Ia all blt.eball , eiiJIIpo meal that eacb coaeb llu Motor Llltut Sllndlnto Nollonol luguo these responses : COLUMBUS (UPI) ~ unit into slot and did not show up for work. • East Olllo, and James E. Betts, R- name. Hla predec e I!' wu tired and they walled unW I 10 tbe IIIIOClatloa wllllliltw -Rhodes said It would be jlinbaU machine activity led • W•. L.. "cl. 01 Bench singled to drive in aeventh Inning. Miami County Prosecutor SAN FRANCIIJ(X) (UPI) - Controlled tlcket.eelllng Rocky River, and Richard H. former Gov. Joltn J. Gilligan, · "hllodolphlo 61 JJ .676 did. I wa~ very happy with what equlpmeat l1u Ia be a Democrat. up to Bcown and the lottery the gHhead Nlin the eighth "We go up there to hit. Robert J. Huffman and fOiir It waa a matter ollnchel and to Olyahoga County, where agents and took a percentage Finan, R-Clnclnnatl . Only Pltttburgh S! 06 .5•9 1! the ·way I threw,'' he said. MONTREAL (UPI) . What moat people loae light d. In returned for replacetneat commissioners to Rhodes Aid COilllillslion 1mlng Mmday nlgbt when That's our game. We're a coDRrvative RepubUcan lllow York 52 55 .•16 11'11 leel when top ~ bottom In "street Information" and ol the receipts. Finan aald he Ia a Ford (ftl~ago .s 51 .•33 2! A single by Pete Rose and a crlticillng the U.S. track and field team Is that it wu only aad wbltt will be Deeded for members, and not the lnvestlclte. the dlvialon-lead lng hitting team," said BenclJ, state legillatol'll lulve called the N.uon.l Leaglle Welt • . "intelllgence" produced -Counterfeited tickets, all backer. ~I . Louls 0 57 .oo 25 triple by Ken Griffey tied the e:recuUve director whmn he three weeks old when the Olympics started. A lew critics even aexl year, attordlag to -Gerald J. Patronlte, crime links to the Lottery of them l011ers. "8el'biU II I game of Oncinnatl Reds rallied for who upressed admlratloo for an lnvestlcltlon by the ~ntrt~l 36 61 .371 30112 Dlstrlbutq Information at .• . . . . w est score at 1-l In the aeventh. found fault with the sloppy way the relay men paaaed the batoo lncbea.lfl'dhlt the baD afew four r11111 to take a :i-1 victory for D' Acquisto 's hurling Ubby Flaber. Cillo lflchway Patrol Into executive director of the Ccmml.ulon. . He said he did not go to the news confefe1ICI! were two ~led. control hiring and ' 'W.. L.. Pet. 0 I while winning the 400 and 11100 meter1ln the rain. Okly, so It George Foster, Dan Driessen over the cellardwelllng San prowess. "He has to be happy their allegattona llult at least Lottery Ccmmlulon, said he feet either way, I would haw Huffman said his staff another law enforcement secretaries who ran as !Iring by the ctmmlallon. He ~lnclnnall 61 38 -"2 and BenclJ singled to open the ~os Anvelfl 58 06 .558 9 W8111't neat, Coach Leroy Walker replied. He still luld a wanil been ~or-6,'' said JohMy Franclaco Gtsnll. with the way he pitched." 17 employs of the Ohio would take the allegatl0118 spent 40 hours on the inquiry lllf!ICY-because he wanted to Reagan delegates In the Ohio aald the C(lllllljaai(IJ and MOUlton 55 53 .$09 U spot in his heart ICII' the relay men, he said, because Iller did Bench. Bench had three hits-all of Lottery Commission have "Into full consideration," Into Lottery Commlulon make sure of what he had. primary. D' Acqulsto, who underwent eighth, and Gary Lavelle Bcown lhould "cooperate In Q ~A> • . lion DIO!JO 51 57 .•12 18 aimlnal backlrounda, 100 In although he pointed out the employes over a fOW"-week Besides, said Huffman, "they "A few feet and I would them juat beyond reach of · an elbow operation last year, relieved D' Acqulsto. P'~rJltDt ~llantl •6 59 .08 -21 1ft what they luld to do, they gat the baton across the flnlih line 1be news conference was any further lnwlltlgatlon." $In Frtnclsta 46 61 ... 30 221/t .without dropping it. "Sonletlmea, when you're up to your ears have been out of the eighth Infielder's gloves. His eighth was The Reds bunched six hits .Huffman and the I}IM,_ • not disappointed, some cues connections with five commission members period and turned up seven knew about it anyway." held after members of the .· Monlllr.'s Rtsults In the eighth, with pincll· in aUigatorl, you fll'get your flnt priority was to drain the are responsible for with "serious criminal Inning RBI spelled t!Je end for organized crime. although his record dropped Inning. Bench's baU could • Ohlcogo • Phi adtlph la 2 Presentatlll!l of the charBI!S group met for five mlnutea leglalators aald Brown' a 1 • • • hitter Bob Bailey, Joe ...__ ilion Dlovo 7 Atlanta 3, 1st Huffman and · the employment practices . records' ' ranging from took on strong overtone~ of with Tbomaa J. Moyer, the d.fice and Olyaboga Dlunty , 1 · SWIIIJ)p," Walker la~~ghed. ... , have been a double play," D'Acqulato, who 1\eld the to 3-ll. ~n Diogo 7 Allanla 0, 7nd TUPPE RS PLAINS It happened during one o1 those post.l'ace Interview aesaions. aald John D' Aequilto. Reds scoreless until the lawmakere made their ''Nothinl about the integrt!Y _p'O~tutlon to pornography the continuing attempt by governor's e:recull ve aut.horltlee.had kno'WII of the 1 "I felt good. I got a little bit Morgan, Rose and Bench Montrtjll s New York • driving In runs to give. Will ' Sunday at the Eastern High criminal records of the I Shirley Babashoff, the l~year-old girl swimmer from Mlsillon allegations at a news of the lottery tickets has been to gariii!Ung, aa well as supporters of Ronald Reagao asstetant. '. St. Loull • Pittsburgh o Lot Ang 5 Hous •· II Inns. McEnan~y, the second of Field Syra~ defeated host questioned," said Patronlte. conference Monday, after convictions for grand to discredit the forces of . Although Rhodes waa rut d. employs up to two yeal'll Manh~ll Lyons still on_duty Cincinnati S San Francisco 1 VIejo, calli., luld linlihed aeconil again, for . t he !bird time. She three Cincinnati pitchers, the · Tuppers Plains 7-6 behind two -Brown said he was 1110. had been defensive, almillt curt, answering questions In . a they attempted, apparently larceny, smugg II n g, auto President Ford In Ohio, town, the governor's office TOday't .P robtblt Pltchin victory. (All Tlmts E OT) big hits, and an eighth Inning Huffman accued Bcown of Dear Sir : couple of these psat .-ons and before lrlngq her in to t1ie lllliiiCCellllfully. to gel GOv. unawil'e of any organized theft, sale tampering, headed by tile governor·. put out a atatement prior to . , Philadelphia !Corllon 11 ·• triple by Gary Clark and the Jamei A. Rhodea to agree to crime connections among burglary, rape, operating a Be 11-.-n that I ain ofllclally lliU a deputy IJOI.icemlil C1D aNI Kaat 10·51 al Chicago (R . interview area, one Canadian Organizing Committee official Huffman, legal counal for the Huflnlan news confers~ce "either auppreutng the lnfor· other a ninth inning doqble by a patrol Investigation and conunlaslon employes and still and violatioo of the Mann Ohio Citizens for Reagan, saying Reuachel 9-8and Stone 2<3) , 2, 1 reminded the media, "Remember, Shirley Babashoff doesn't any criminal mation or he Is the most wty 1n Radne. It II true' we need a pollee car to rtllew the p.m. Jim Hemsley. inclmpetent attorney general ' Uke to be Interviewed." To which some new8111lin In the back cloae down the lottery until would have been unable to Act. seU-Unpolld expenae ~ npair 1111 our pei'IOIIII can uaed u attempted last month ID push allegations ihould be taken to 'St. louis ( ~asmussen J.i and The win was Jim Hubthe clulrg111 are e1811llned: take any action without a Four of the employes, said Republican State Olalnnan the Democratic attorney In the history of the state." pollee crulaers. But to hlrt a third party to reUeve me of Jill Curtis 5.1) at Plltsburgh caned out, '"l'hat'• all t,lght, I don't get hi~ w~tching Shirley (ROOker 8·5 and Demery .6-3), 2. Babashofl swim." .... "I'm bailing!.. said Brown bard's lhlrd without a loss. The proaecutors alii the formal requeat. Huffman, were "bag inen for Kent B. McGough, chairman general or the proeecutlng wttes ilmply to save money Ia be)'ond ....... The •·• I 6:05p.m. Other hitters for the winners leglllaton said Cuyahoga The allegations were the biggest members of the of the Ohio Ford delegatiaD, attorney of Cl!yahoga Dlunty. when contacted by newsmen. receive a Pretty soon now, Charlie Finley should be hearing how he . ;r.lontreat (Kirby 1·8) at New would be used to JliY for the car. '!be CC11111C11 "I don 'I know anytllq about York !Lollch 6-101, 8:05 p.m were Rudy Stewart with a County authorities and backed up by d!lCIIIllented syndlate In Cleveland." came Ol!t in hll $10 mUllon auit against Bowie Kuhn. I! Finley Bv FRED DOWN out Of his job, saying "If there are queatlons . on lt. We don't even run record and f,fayor dm 't seem to reallle lhat to clilc:blrp a poll"'""la; o6an Diego (Splllner 2.11 j ot "When I get to two out in the Baltimore. Joshua and Robin In a make·up game last · double, Mlck Ash with two Attorney General Wllllam J. · 'crime convictions · but no loses, one big reason could be the grounds on which he based ' He aaid his team McGough was taking ordel'll the jli'OJll'lety of lill'qJ some charglll of unlawtu!Mss mull be •proven .agalnit hll!l II Al!onta (LaCorte 0-AI, 7:35 p.m. Yount each had a key hit In a ninth Inning some day I'll week in the Middleport YoutQ singles, and Hemsley with a checks on people who w!l'k his suit. He's charging Kuhn with antitrust violation ai\d UPI SJICII'II Writer Brown had known of the names of commission "superfl~lly" Investigated from Rhodes. Houston (Larso(1 1-2) at Los lottery employes, thoae who wrtUng and proven in oollrt.'lbls hal not• daDe. ,Angeles (H!)Oion· 6•11 ), 10:30 restraint of trade in setting aside the aales of Joe Rildl, Rollle . DQyle Alexander could think about it .... " four-run, sevenlh4nnlng rally League, the host Middleport single. for the lottery. The Lottery employes' alleged emplO)fl!ll. H111fman said I.e 63 of the 315 coiiiiillllsloo Accompanying Huffman at COII\plled this data ihould I have been tDld to turn over all my pollee equl)llle!i ~ P-"'. Plnch.IJitter Alex Johnson which.cUnched the victory. It Braves bounced back from a Jack Rood took tbe loss, . connectlona with organiUld wOilid furnish names of the employes alii found 17 with the .new$ conference were take them to the members of Ccmmi.ulon doea that. C.lntlnnall (Btllln~ham 7-8) at Fingers and VIda Blue, and that makes ·me wonder 1!'hether have been excused for . withoUt reason or knowledge of cauae. , · ' was Colbotn's seventh win singled In the ninth for the employei to the Ohio S~~ Francisco !Caldwell 0-! ), CharUe'a lawyer overlooked the fact baaebaD still Is e:rempt throwing a chair-or at leaat 6-3 deficit to win 8-7. walking four and fanning one. "We wouldn't have the crime for "a substantial crlmlnal recctds. state Reps . Robert E. the Ohio Lottery The man who the cowlcll has taken on their o'WII to hire fot~: 10> 15p.m. against II losses while Rudy other hit off Alexander, who from the antilnJBt law. Ithlnk Charlie Finley played right Into a towel-In the New Yorlt The Braves plated five runs Tom Karr, Howie CaldweU, Highway Patrol If · It power to investigate anyway, lenath o1 time" but had not The concl..ton he drew, he Netzley, RLaura, and Omml.aaton, a majority of aervice ID replace me Will be funded through IAadtng Qoeelt "'· Wedn-.diY'I 011J1es • hands that Yankees' clubhouse Monday May suffered his eighth struck out five ' a nd walked · in the fourth to gain the and Gary Durst each had two undertskm an Investigation. said, was that they either: done anything about 11. M9ntreal at New York . Bowle Kuh n a Wllllam G. Batchelder, R- wlxml are appointees of the unl- aomebody had llled a three montbuta Ume. When this funding runa oUI, the vlllap : m one.... night after mllslng bls fourtb St. Louis at Pllli bg~ , night setback . . none. He said an irwmtlgatlon by victory Terry Wayland hits lor Tuppers Plains while The allegations brought -Were "phantom" Medlna, both in the forefront previous go'iemor," said the CCIIIIplaint, and nobody llled a 'irill be without protection e:rcepl for Manhal Lyooa. Neutral observers say the two fights Cuba's heavyweight bid for a nohitter In s1:r 1 Phllodelphla at Chlcogo . Mickey Rivers singled In Red Sox 3, lndlaus 1: his Miami County organized employes who were paid but of the Reagan movement In atatement made In Rhodes' complaint. It's registered his llflh win of the Duane Wolfe had a firstgold medallat TeofUio Stevenaon lost In the Soviet Union Son Diogo at Atlanta 1have not refused to 10 on any caD, day or illgbt, mr wDil ., Houston at Los Ang , night the only run of the game in Rick Wise pitched a five- season against no losses and inning home run. Tuppers ~ble. If I knew earlier this year were strictly "hometown decisions." weeks. reftlse ID go out as a deputy UriW proven guilty of wrongdoing, Cincinnati at San ,::rancrsco Stevenson never CGIIIplalns about them, probably because he Instead, the 25-year-old the third inning after a double hitler and Carl YastrzernBki teamed with Chris Burdette Plaina Is now 5-6 on the year abo11t It, I'd have done · 1 would appreciate' having public comment from the knows even U: he dld,the only thing he'd get rut d. It would be rlghthaooer ihrugged of! his by Sandy Alomar. Alexander drove in two runs for Boston, and Jeff Wayland to fan four while Syracuse stands alll-2. 10111ethlng about II, at leaat dtlzens of Racine. - Jack Lyons, Deputy Marshal. Amerlcon League practice ,latest effr.l't-8 2..:1 perfect was helped by excellent which celebrated the hiring of and , walk . just three Nex t Sunday Middleport I'd have contacted local eut Dm't ~· fooled by Johnny Bench's self put,.down, where he innlnga before Yieldln§ a hlt-;- defensive plays. Lou PinleUa Don Zimmer as manager while giving up 8 hits. J. comes to Syracuse at 2 p.m . officlala." 08 Uahed Preu llterllaiiGaal column since before the was "recounung some of Ills said he's no longer the ballplayer he once uaed to be. In some with the comment,_ I don t made two outstanding through 1977 with its triumph. Wayland was the big hitter s 1011 000 042-7 8 2 New York wii Li9 ~~~~ Four states hole! primary Ronald Reagan haa picked !!chwelker aMouncement. own votes." Baltimore 510 52 50 Wise's win raised his mark to catches and Roy White made · · 10' 1 > ways, he's better than he ever was. Bench was feeling a litne get ~ten by hits, only with a triple and single, Tim TP 400 000 101-6 9 3 elections today and most of .flew eland up three uncommitted Only two of the 10 he named Sears predicied Reagan · the Interest focuses on a tumbling catch on a sinking 9-8 while Pat Dobson lost his Justis doubled and had two . Hubbard and Ash. Rood ~j :~~~ sorryforhlmaellwhenbesaldwhathedld.Maybewhathewas ' runs. . . ~~tro1t delega!elln .the Nottheaat in Pennaylvania, and one would have 1,040 ·delegates ,"J!9llop lOth game against II wins. singles, David Reuter and Wolfe. 48 54 .471 1m trying to do was make the opposing pltcbel'll believe he's a soft Alexander had a perfect liner. ' · ' I t\ j MUwaukee w!!t 55 .44• 11 the first fruit from hla frml New York actually were · when the roll Is called ·in Michigan alii !liissourl where touch, which they'll all tell you he Isn't.... game unUI Rusty Staub Twins 3, A's 0: Milwaukee defeated · Bal· doubled, Jim Boyer had three there ire for Senate selection of Sen. Richard new Reagan delegates. Sune Kansas City. This Is the same seats held by two powerful By MJaw!L ROllS entered at two and a half T b e r I g h t w I ng Palestiniana were making the w.• L.. Pet. GB The Olympic prize for candor has to go to the track and field ~ogled With two out In the tlmore, 7•1, Boston beat Steve Luebber pitched · an singles, and Dave Demosky Schwelker of Pennsylvania of those he claimed in number of delegates he veterans. . Congressional announcement said the team neCIIISiry arrangements to · ~anus City ' 61 40 ·604 competitor from meofthe smaller nations, who said he was so ~hth inning. and wound up Cleveland, ~I and Minnesota eight.IJitter for his second win and Earl Wines each singled. I!EIRUT, Lebanm (UPI) hours later. This Week's Spec111111 · aalliapotentlalnmnlngmate. PeMyslvanla had told tiPI claimed Reagan luld in a contests highlight _the ballot . - An International Red O'o1111 The ceaseflre was . waa headed by Red cross house them. ··~ ~~~r::t• ~; ~ ~~>t, frightened hearing the crowd roar when he emrged from the With a two.IJitter that gave topped Oakland, ~. in the and Butch Wynegar drove in John Cremeans socked a · The tbree named Monday . shortly after the state's AprU news conference before in Kansas and Idaho. 1 Among the criUcally ~ Texas " 52 .485 12 Olympic Stadium t1110el, he ducked right ..ck Inside it again. the Yankees a ~ victory American League •s only two -runs for Minnesota, grand slam homer for the team of doctors and niii'II8S negotiated by the Arab chief repreaentatlve here, by the ~ forCIII were primary they were for Schwelker's selection . which has won 13 ofits last 15 Indians and Dave Hoffman League Envory. Dr. Hassan Jean Hoelllger, and made no wourxled Is a Swedllh nurse, -~ ~~if,~~~ .. 1~ : : 1~ 1l'~' Odd thing aboutitwas llult the crowd wasn't hollering for him, over. the Detroit Tigers. other scheduled games. Rep. James Symington is in entered the besieged the lil'lt polltlve l'tllpUllll to Reagan, and one he claimed Democratic presidential a tough fight with another Paleatlnlan refugee camp d. Savy E1 Kholy, who haa been mention of any other military Eva Stahl, 28, who has games. The Twins are now had a triple and single. April Monday's Rtsulls but Ill' some other cootestant who had just cleared the bar in Previously he had come close Brewers 7, Orioles 1: the Schweiker seledlon, In Weal Virginia had been In nominee Jimmy Carter was · attempting to mediate an end within 8'!1 games of the first· King and Tracy Pope each .run Colborn pitched an officials of civilians recently suffered a ~~r~!~~. l t~ir~~roe the pole vault.... · to no-bitters on June 24, July congressman, Jerry Litton, Tal Zaatsr today Ill begin 1 7 wblch by UPI'a count has his camp lor two weeks. flying from his Plains, Ga., for the seal held by his father, evacuating an estimated to the l&omonth conflict. place Kamas City Royais and had two singles. April King accompanying the team. . miscarriage, lost her left arm ..~· eighthitter and Gary Boston 3 Clevelano 1 George Steinbrenner, the Yankees' owner, doesn't miss 23.~nd July 28. . . lrought seven delegates Into UPI's lateat tally shows lxmletOManchester, N.H. for Sen. Stuart s~. I). 1,000 wounded men, women IDltlal reports from the New York 1 Detroit o much. He isn't a track and field buff, butsomebow ·he learned I don't feel disappomted Sutherland and Von Joshua I 'II ahead of the third-place went the distance for the "The team 1. moved and her husband, a. ·" USED CARS (Only games schedUled> about ccmlng close to a President Ford's camp. Ford'sltrength unchanged at a raUy today In the state that Mo., f!l' the !WI 24 years. area in IOUtheast Beirut said peacefully Into the camp 88 Palestinian militia leader, Today•s Probable Pitchers of how so many U.S. athletes were going to this one man, Dr. , . no- knocked in two runs each A's in the American League Indians and took the loss. She alii children. Reaaan 's campaign 1122 Re•aan -'th 1o031 and gave liim his first primary 1All Tlmes-EDTJ Leroy Perry, at the Olympic trials in Eugene, Ore., a few hitler, Alexander said. !eluting Miiwaukee over West. had nine strike outs, scatIn Michigan, Democrat The Palestinians there were no lnddents of the Lebanese (rightist) said. D ' o "'D "' manager, J~n Sean, told a 106 uncommitted. victory. Carter was to meet Richard He Austin, the 63- reportedly h8d run out of shooting. forces observed a complete Uooer the c e a s e f I r e' _ tered three walks and hit one Te~~~~~o~~~b~~;~~,e~ s?:~>8 :~l weeks ago and raving about the results they got from him. Waahlngton newa conference Ford's chief delegate latertri the day In Washington year-old secretary of sb!te, water and faced certain batl<!r: · An ~ ~twi)lg ,an· ceaseflre," the rightist agreement, there Is no Ume ~ P.m. steinbrenner called Perry personally and asked the Pasadena, the Californian picked up .a hunter Jam~~~ Baker aald the with the Democrallon was a fav!l'ite flr his party's death. Minnesota . (Bane 4·2) at Calif hlr tor. h ch he'd t to East d nouncement ~~ the Red announcement said. • limit on the evacuation.: , I 000 610-7 8 Kansas City (Pall In 3-91. 8•30 , ., .c . oprac ow mu . wan come ' an dor.en new deleptea - but new Reagart support was National Steering Senate nomination, while Later reports said the aitl' process, although some B 102 50x-8 11 p.m, . . . , W!l'k(I)ThunnanMUiison'stbigh.Perryaaldhecouldn'tleave A complete ceasefire Q-ou team waa acronipanled UPI and other news. "unsubatantial .In our Committee, sill attend a Rep , Marvin L. Esch was between the warring factions by nine atretcber trucks and caUy wounded Palestiniails _reports said it rnlgbt lake.. C?oklond !NorriS J.J) at Eugene, be felt he had an obligation to the athletes there. But organiutlons bad ,been opinion;" and added, that by fundraising reception and given a solid edge in the GOP in the Clriatlan-dcminated ·• two ambulances. Chocago !Brett(Grimsley 6-5), 9 p.m. _. trea tment to the Blue with vinyl roof, were being gathered at a lour or five days provided.," ' Baltimore 4•4) at he 'd be ha ppy to psss a1o ng his manner Ul Y9U CM . . . ... . . . . . .. counting nine of them In bls claiming 12 new delegates he Prison , Away . Kholy said rlghtwlng llJrla.. The Meigs County Amateur outstanding bills from last · footbaU court next to the things · went according to · · dinner in the ca~t:al. Mi lwaukee (ROdriguez 3-71 •. Yankees' trainer free of charge. He did, and Steinbrenner says contest. They are seelting the area d. the camp, under siege blue cloth Interior, . . .. tv., thoiiM. . Dl dollln 8 Oct. 2, Gallia Coun ty, Football team, known as the seasori before being allowed , ·' seat being vacated by for44days,wentin1Deffeclat llans had agreed to allow the camp prior to evacuating plan. power, air, one owner. ' ~~i:;';,· !Tiant 10-lOl at the treatment fixed up Munson fine .. .. willl olumlnum IW vinyl Cleveland <Eckersley 6-8L 7:30 Cuba's Alberto Juant!l'ena Ia the only man in Olympic Big Bend Warriors, announce to participal<! this season. In Home. Democrat Philip A. Hart. l a.m. EDT, u agreed 1111 by Red Q-osa to remove 6!1 to 110 them to hospltall, as called At a news conference Mm- , , tiding. Oct . 10, Open . Republican state chainnen the parties concerned of the estimated 4,000 for under the Al'llb League day, Hoefllger said the ·· P -~etroll IFidrych 11 .3>at New history ever to·wln both the 400and 800 meters, and if you look the season officiaDy open addition, au players will be wounded lnalde the camp, agreement. Oct. 16, Washington evacuation plan "at no stage ~., from the Northeaat met in Monday. York !Figueroa 1H L 8 p.m. at him you know why his compatriots clll him El caballo, with practice and sign-up charged team dues, payable FREE ESTIMATES! . Wednesday's Games "The Horae." But Lee Evans, a winner of two gold medals beginning this week . All at sign-up time. These fees go County, Home. Seal Harbor, Maine, with The Red Cross team Kboly al.m had said he wail . A Paleatlnlan spok~~~m~n provides for the evacuation d. . • CONTACT Cahlorn;a at Texas. himself in t,.., \.AM er1co . Cit.YOlymp1cs, · wasn •t that overwhelmed inl<!rested athletes should be to help pay for equipment, Oct. 24, Gallia Co unty, close to winning a nationwide said "aD the wounded 'irill be unwounded people" and aald -Vi,ce President Nelson Mlnn ol Kansas City,n1ght nigh t . DINAN, S.C. (UPI) -Howdoyoudeacrlbe oease-lire, the Sfth of the moved to the Al'llb University the ceasefire only holds ~:; WWiama wouldn't say Whert he found the Rockefeller ;.londay and Oakland at Ch icago, night . by J~antorena. Without trying to take anything away from the at the old RuUand High fields and other necessities. Away. GLEN R. BISSO I You'll Like Our Quality I bene wbo llanda Ill d.J41Dchel htgh and ls 0 1 1 war. ~~~ree-,....o(l)d Pumpkin, only that II "was a most of the talk waa about a Oct. 30, Wood County, School Field at 5:30 each The "Warriors completed hospital", a Palestinlan.IJeld during the day. ·" ~!~ ~ !f 8!r~d ~~~9~r'' '"' e Cuban, Evans left the Impression he could beat Juantorena Wa y of Doing Business. 0 1 ellled LIUie Pmnpkln? long ways away." · If evacuation of 60 to 110 hospilallocated In leftlst.IJeld evenini the rest of lhls week. last aeason.second in the Ohio Home. Inlofiil81lls from the BCell!."• • Baltimore at Cleveland, ·night In his prime. I'll buy that.. .. AT running mate fiX' F!l'd. GMAC FINANCING . "I loob llll:e I! cat witlla bulhy tall and a pei'IOII8 succeeda, Red D'ollll West Beirut. Home games are played at He said the newest addition to his farm has Veterans must pay all . Valley Amateur Football of the. evacuatl.on said, . , 992,53q2 Pomeroy New York sb!te chairman, '49-2801 111111 mane aD It," said J.c. WIJ1Iams Mooday. already made ltaelf at hmle. offlciala aald, .more . Open Evenings '1116:00 League behi"" the Gallia the Middleport field . Hoefllger told reporters "Although It Is generaUy Richard ltoaenbaiun, said the OR He lbould know, he owns Utile Pum(lkln. Tll5 •.m. S.t. evacuations would take place earllerthatlopprlorltywQUid quiet at the camp, some ' ''We keep it tied In the yard alii it follows group IRP8red a li8t of eight County,team: but ,are looking 949-2110 Ma\or League Leaders "I tbolilbt I had the ll!ll!lleit - In the you around like a UWe puppy," he said. ''lbls possible names, Including over the ne:rt 10 days untn he given to "the seriously shooting Is being heard In the for new talent to fl,roduce a roughs, Te)( 65 ; Chambliss. NY By Unl ed Press International Major League· M.esult& Wlll'ld until I found Uttle P."ij!lrln, and tben I Uttle tblng nlks around the pasture and the RockefeUer. He refused to list 64. some 1,000 wounded are out. champion this ye~r . The wounded people" alii said the distance." BATTING. . ,. By United Prell lntfrnatlonal STOlEN BASES. . had Ill buJ It to - face," Jlkl WIWaml, I other bcJna look clown on lt." . (based on 275 at bats> Warriors are offering a National League the others. LEAGUE • TaveNATIONAL lEAGUE. . rasNATIONAl lreedel d. mlnlalure bciiWa. Phladelphio 002000 ooo2 8 0 WIIJII'IJII aald the only risk with 'treeclq , Pitt 37 ; Cedeno, Hou 36 ; Senior Citizens Special this &ckefeller predicted Fcrd James Kidd, president ol G. AB. R. H. Pel Morgen , Cin 34 ; Lopes, LA 31 ; Chicago 300 001 OOx- 4 8 1 ''We dAI'IImow how can get, we 8111111 bcJna occurs at birth. Gr iffey. Cln 97 364 ~6 123 .338 year . All senior citizens who would beat Reagan And then the Black Lung of Lonborg, Garber (7) and 94 380 57 128 .337 Brock, SI .L 30. '-,, Oates ; Bonham , Cotemen (7) Oliver , Pit ''We h8d - born eigbt Inches and one 11 defeat Carter in November. Southeastern Ohio, speaking . present a senior citi,ens 11111 ck to the ~ bone AM E R I CAN lEAGUE• Foster, Cin 96 382 IS 126 .JJO North and Mltterwald. WP- Bonham Rose, 1l'blcb wu 12 lnchel whea faDy grown, .. he but they both died," he said. "It's hard to , Oak 53 ; Baylor, Oak 43; membership card or a Golden Cin 106 43 1 95 142 .329 "He Is ahead, he will win at lhe second meeting of the (7-1). LP-'Lonborg !12-6>. HRllid. Geronmo, Cin 95 31.4 42 101 .322 Patek , KC 39 ; Carew. Minn 38; keep them alive that smaU." " Chlcago, LaCock (6) . Buckeye Card will be ad· the nomination alii I think he U.M.W.A. Supporters, e:r; LeFlore, Det and Campaneris, ''"', Crawfrd, Sl.l 83 286 40 92 .322 Oak 31. milled to the game at student will win thev election," he plalned what black lung Robinson, Pit 79 283 4• 90 .318 (lsi gome) ·PITCHING. ' prices. San Diego 000 001 114- 7 12 2 Mad lock, Chi 98 352 47 111.315 said. means alii how to obtain . Most Vldorles Atlonla 000 300 ODO- 3 8 1 Maddox , Phil 95 333 · 49 105 .liS NATIONAL LEAG.UE : Jones, Everyone Is urged to a!tend benefits . Jim Plummer, F r e I s I eben , Tom l!n (6). Morgan, Cin · 88 213 81 91 .311 so 18 -5; Lonborg, Phil 12·6; AMERICAN LEAGUE. . the Warriors' games this democratic nominee for Melzger (1), Splllner (9) and '. . . . G. Aa. R. H . Pet Koosman, NY 12-7; Sutton . LA Davis, K~da l l (7) ; Morton , season. Watch this paper for congress was allo present. 101408 62 143 .350 12:;:~h:~d(: 'lo~ 12~~AGUE ; . Leroy Richards, Barbara BY DALE ROTHGEB 13 inatructors. .~~ . .Devine (1), Dol canton (91 , Brett, KC .further details . Interested KC 89 315 51 110 .349 Figueroa , NY 14-6; Palmer, Richards to Bobby G. The club colors of black'and Beard . (9) and Pocoroba , WP- McRee, The Gallla County Board of Resignations were ac- University grad with one- • LeFlore. Del 95 386 63 127 .329 Metzger (9-0). lPDevlne (9Batt 14-9; Garland, Ball and Johnson, Edna M. Johnson, parties may call C. D. ·llJr JANE~~ i :·ooYLE can be uplained by cube from Ule fcrins, said radioactivity to occur hi while are being used , in Education today began ac- cepted from Dwayne JoDy, year experience at Kyger " 3). H R- San Diego, Hernendet Munson, NY 97 393 51 126 .321 Campbell , Minn 12·2; Leonard, Mcintyre at 742·3035 for toboggans being made with Carew, Mlh 101 311 66 125 .320 PASADENA, caUl. (UPI) pbencmena other lh8n some Dr. GObert Levin a member another cepting appUcaUona (or the Halllian Trace Elementary; Creek Junior High; Eloise ,', KC 12-4; Fitzmorris, KC 12.1 ; 39,600 sq:tt., Olive. ' (11 . Carty, Cle 98 354 48 112 .316 Tanana additional information. the club name ID be sold for Lula Circle, Homer M. , Slaton and Tra - A apedal team ol a mare fii'DI d. life. of the biology • . "~ 1s a good deal of offlce of County School Debra Rhodes, Bidwell· Miller, a graduate of Rio Garr, Chi 86 346 41 lOS .312 vers, Mil, Cal 1Und game> 12·8; Hunter, NV 12· THE SCHEDULE $2. Suggestions for a club Circle to Robert R. Harden, 88 343 48 106 .309 10. than a donn aclentlats Other polllbUIUm must be The team wu formed to cbemlstry going on that we san Diogo 101 102 2DO- 7 13 1 Lynn, Bos Superintendent. Porter; James Foster, Vinton Graooe and Ohio University , ·.~ ' Rivers, NY 93 420 71 129 .307 Sept. 12, Wood County, All ania 000 000 00()- 0 50 Sloub, Det 101373 •6 114 .306 Dorothy J . Harden, 2.30 EARNED RUN AVERAGE WCI Mel tada1 to •If l'llllllta COIIIidered before ~~etentlata determine what cauaed a reaDy daD't uncteratand " Ge- symbol is needed by the ne:rt Board president J . E. EMR and North Gallla with four years experience, "" Sawyer ( 1-0) and K""da ll : Away . . . ( biStd on 99 Innings pitched) acres, Sutton . HOME RUNS. . . d. blnLJP:al lellll conducted wD1 be "driven" Ill accept the surge of o:rygen to occur In raid Soffen cltef ' ject meeting and the publk Ia (Dick) Cremeens said basketball coach, who . Is for Southwestern Junior · · LaCorte, Dal Canton (6), Leon NATIONAL LEAGUE • Nor . Norman 0 . Weber , Vera See 8 ·1LL CHI LOS, aT DOWNING-CHILDS, he KNOWS his Insurance. Sept. 19, Washington NATIONAL lEAGUE: King. invited to attend. The speaker (7), Torrealba ('ll and CorrelL by the Vlli:!DI! ~on Man conclusion the reactions oneinvesttgatlm and uniiiAial sctenUat, said. ''I UU:011 11 Monday nlgbt the board has leaving for a junior high High; Kenneth Meek, ',",·' man, Cln 2.27; Rlct1ard, Hou LP- Lacorte (0-5). HRs- Son man , NY 32 ; Schmidt, Phil 27; and Seaver , NY 2.48 ; Lolich , Weber to Johnnie R. Hayes, County, Away. for the next meeting will be Foster , Cln 23; Morgan, Cin NY 2.58; Jones, SO 2.68. Mid~::.;;!; Ohio very easy to read these announced, Carol Daniels opened the auperintendent's EMR job in ticking County, University of Toledo grad, "~ Dlegq, Grubb 2 Ill . Sept. 25, Moundsville State and Robinson, Pllt 18. Drucella Q. Hayes, 3.722 job to all applicants. and James Richard Kyger Creek High School, • AMERICAN . LEAGUE • . Fi • (results) as Ufe signa." AM E R t C AN LEA'GUE : drych , Oet 1.80; Travers , Mil acres, Olive. Montreal , 100 000 103- 5 7 0 Banda, reported. .Cremeens said acting Supt. Hamilton, teacher alid head and Maxine Wells, Ohio .,.,~ 20 ; L.Moy, Bait 19; Data from two of three New York 000 000 22o- 4 9 1 JacksonOak , Bait and Hendrick, 2.12; Garland, Batt 2.70 ; Blue, Russell E. Quillen, Velma . Fryman , Murray (7), Taylor David C. Campbell, apbasketbaU coacli at SouthUniversity grad, with three '" blolocy tests gave r~~~ultsthe Oak 2.77 ; Palmer . Batt 2.85. (8), Kerrigan 19) and Williams ; Clev 18 ; Yastrzemskl , Bos 16. ~TRIKEOUTS . . . Quillen to Jaymar Coal Co., polntedlastmonthtosucceed western ' High . School. years uperlence, was liven "'· ~~eientlata said could have two RUNS BATTED IN· Seaver, Lockwood (8), Sanders .NATIONAL LEAGUE • Fos. NATIONAL lEAGUE : Sea- Parcel, Letart. C. Comer Bradbury, had Hamilton h8s ' acceptecj ' the a three-year contract at ";; 191 and Grote. WP- Taylor (1· IMiurCIII: Somefii'DI of llfe, or ver, NY 164; Richard, Hou 130; , Cln 91; Morga, , Cln 77 ; Messersmith, Ellis W. Ward, Anna M. 0). LP- lockWOOd (6-7) . J-tRs- ter Atl . 124; Nlekro, declined to submit an ap- ·guidance COWl.S!:lor's post a't . SouthWl!stern High School. ·: a chemical reaction not Montreal , Morales (-4) ; New Kingman, NY • ahd Schmidt, 'Atl 117 ; Montefusco, SF 109. II)' LlWiiiM' E. Lamb, M.D. ov ' erdllati.on of the arteries in Ward to Robert J . Hawley, . Phil 72 ; Luzlnskl, Ph il 71. pllcaUon. Bradbury retired Oak Hill lllgh SChool Lyooa .. Other elelnentary teachers •"'"' I want this information can cmunon to Earth. York, Staiger Ill . . AMERICAN LEAGUE, .Ryan, Joyce E. Hawley , Lot, DEAR DR. ..,...... AMERICAN LEAGUE, Moy. am a the head region and the net 1 last mOilth after 34 years aa a Dunlap, a le.acb.er at t.admus employed on one-year pacta"" The first llirprtsing result living reactions." 34-year-dd healthy female, medici se a ong, stamped, aelf. , KC and MuMon , NY 67 ; Cal 19•; Tonana, Col 154; Pomeroy, QIO 000 3DO- • 10 0 ber'ry Blyleven , TeM 150; Hunter . NY teacher alii administrator. wu granted a maternity . were Donna;, Crabtree from ; · Yastr zemskl, Bos and Bur . 114 but I IUifer with rather ne counteracts this. addressed envelope with 50 was an unusually high "If It Ia cbemlcal, It took 000 OQO OQO- 0 .0 ; Jenkins, eos 11 2. fr One of the complications of cenla for it. Send your letter appearance of oxygen from a place at a very rapid rate The former Kyger freek leave of abaence. (7-111 ond Simmons; Marshall ~r\l"raity, Georgia , . R, H..-nandez (7), '11' nt allacb of mtcralne ergotamine tartrate Is a to me In care of this news- cubic centimeter of soil inltlally and then, 111Charac- superintendent's salary waa The board, following a one Nogle, Rio Grande College --'' (9) and Songulllen. LP headache. My question condition called ergotism. p 0 Bo (5-10) , hour alii 50'minllle ~live• ,with seven yeir experience; .,, -·""'" the - of ,.._,._ ot paper, . . 1 1561, Radio pla~ed In a controlled terlatlcally, slowed down and $24,000. · ........ of the arteries In City Stallon, New York, NY atmosphere warmer and took a long time to platesu," Applicants musl have an session, employed 13 J J{ay Michael, Rio Grande and PB-for-an atandld periodgo1 ConstricUon the !ega lead Ohio superintendent's cer· teachers. Ohi~ . U,nlverslty with four more l1lmld than that o1 he aald. time. I have h8d good reaulta can to gangrene UlOID. If the condition Is not conThere are a lot of other Mars. The o:ryg~ ... 15 . In the Chauncey Lions ihe Glouster American Chauncey-Amesville game o.n tlflcate. ApplicaUona may be Llirry eremeena Elireka years elperlence, and Cindy Btoloclcal reponaes, which with II for the put two years, '-"-' ........ pain In your c~·-t fac tors tha t may lie im. times ,higher than was UtUe League Tournament on o Legion UtUe League team, Friday. ,_,.,._ .... .._._.... reU """"" .. ., ·~ macJe through Board Star Rt.; a" liraduate 'of Wlholl _!1 · Morehead '"" start so · rapidly, pnerally 1 ob • " " ef could be from -·lrlcllon of ta t · Saturday, two . unbeatens, and came away with their M President eremeena. HaMan ·Trace , High School Unlver, s lty grad. They 'irill be . wilb lbree f · bead·-· por n tn precipitating head· e:rpecled ' cmttnue ID evolve gas over a 000 000-0 2 IIChe or our per · the arter1111 of your heart. I aches that you can do • McArthur and the Middleport first loss of the season, 1~. G But ~ cmygea began to lm~r period ol time. AI of Monday, Campbell and Rio Grande dollege viu' 1asalgned later. . · 000 Olx- 1 3 Braves, met headon with the Jeff Wayland of the Braves I~" parloda of 1 week or think your symptoms are something abput. Alcohol dlminlih faater tllan e:rpected "If it were bloloeical, at was serving as aulstant employ 88 'phy~cal ,. ~o htch school inali11ctora ':':' Braves coming out on top 6-4. pitched a no-hitter for live two wilbo!l& 1 headache, then Important enough illat you' may trigger attacks. Alcohol lnd that al8o wU aurprlllng. least to the limit of lllperintendent In charge of education ' lnllttu~~r' ·and , lUred were Judith Farney, a ·ahould dlacuaa them with dilates arteries to some The Braves. outslugged the Innings, then yielded a run on The leCCIIId purz1e ... In ~rlence we have,'' he malr)tenance and curriculum head loqtball coach at · Rio ~rand~ graduate, at ,,.,. 000 14o- 5 15 2 two or lbree weeks with a your doctor. Certainly you extent and in other ways the 010 ooo- 1 5o McArthur nine 9-6. Getting three hits. Getting hila for labeled ' release said, "the curve should and as acting county Hannan Tracie. C~enie~ns HaMan Trace and Penny beadaebe jUII about every lhould try to stay within the caUBeS attacks in people who experimCit In which mlcro- cmllnue to rlie. So, we're In superintendent. formerly played'football and . F,rance, a home economics · :;~~~Ji~~~~f'~~~~~o:~~l:';· hila for ath~double victorsand were Tim Glouster wereMoore, Holberry two da:ra. Somellmel this ' aDIIlted amount of medicine have migraines. Cheese alii · organlsll)s,' If any, would between,'' he aald. <91 · Justla, single; Hoope, and all, Frank A. Cremeans, basketbaU at 'Harman Tra major from Ohio University ·~·~. · addl • ID iDOI't th8n the 10 If you want ID avoid com- wine contain a substance abaorb carbon-It from a <2· Jeff Wayland, two singles, singles. Holberry started on rHI DAil r SINfiJH.l at Southwestern . Tim :·~ The Viking spacecraft, aaslalant superintendent In He replaces Divid tlbletuiiG wild fer- week. pUcallona called tyramine llult 'irill nutrient and give off radioac- meanwhUe, was performing charge of transportation and who resigned la'at month DfVOnD ro rHI and Dave Demosky, a triple. the mound for the winners, Scarberry Wll named INnqsr or I do GjMIIoce c:haat pain There other medicines cause attacks. So wlll tive ga-. It lhowed a hlgb other scleittlflc investlgatknl federal programs, haa been Hitting singles were Terry but was lllted In the third In 1be board Is sUD seeking aaslstant football coach at MIIOS.MAIOH AliA . . . I IIU them. 1..-..ume · CHIS JUl. fANHIHilL it Ia Cl1llld trom the CCIII· you could use. Sansert monosodium glutamate used curve of radioactivity. Wayland, Dan Hysell, Jim favor of Campbell. 111 weD and waa ordered to granted a year's leave of head buketbaD coaches for Haman Trace High School. ' , flltc. fcf. But the curve quickly gather another lOll aample abaence to advance his North Gallla and South· JllnidiaD or tile coronary (methy«rlide maleate) Is In ClJinese cooking. Nitrates Boyer and Earl Wines. Holberry ' allowed two Columbia Gas, Columbus Southern, Ohio In Other buslneall, the board ltOIIIIf HOI,J.ICH You can avoid cosily' damage and utility Lt1aue Clfy I ell tor Dave Demosky, hard • singles to Terry Wayland and . mula. Am 1 rtpt? On m often used to prevent head· found In bot dop and cured leveled off and that, sclei!Uata Tuesday. educallonand will be leaving western High Schoola· and a tabled an Insurance ad· ~ Bell and AT&T Long Lines are all members 000 ooo- 0 8. service Interruptions by calling 800-362· .. ll.e..4 .. lly ell~.,, htur•y ~ 100 OOx- 3 7 0 throwing right hamer of the Tim Justis in the first but The,.,Ohio pbJIIcai'UIDI my heart ~ aches in people who have meats alii phenylethylamlne said, was not characteristic The esperlment, which wiU the end of this month. baseball coach at North justor'areporton therepllrof 1. cl the Ohio Utilities Protection · Service . ~•tl•y 1tv~llthln1 ,_,.,.y, 2764, toll-free, 48 hours before you dig. If Newman ; Braves, chalked up his first held the Braves to no runs. He 111 Court It , ,_..,.,.,, Ohfo UPH, oiii.J. • t I ..;.ICier If the frequent attacks and yours · found In chocolate are of results from similar test for biological forma that Ve I era n Au I 1 tan t GaWa. Hannan Trace High School. This means you only have to make one call necessary, our people will be glad to locale ... Offlc• Phon• nt.nl6, win In the !Durney by fanning struck out two and walked no •utln tfrcrtufllklll& Clffertot PB are in that category. This sometimes offending agents. laboratory experiments. may have existed In the past, Supe~lnte~dent Dennis Other teachers employed The Buckeye Union In· ··• to notify the utilities of your digging plans. lllltCM'I•I 'hone H2.1ll7 . our cable and mark the location lor you. 1 "The moat difficult did not function because the Murdock, who baa' been In on one-year contracts were. surance Company has aabd .: .,.. 1 '-1 ptrlod or Ume u medicine 'irill not abort the ·You should avoid ruckering' ten and issuing seven walks. one. Campbell, ablazing right . i.coiMI ciett po~t•.. ,..,. "' Ohio. frt J MIIJul doeGUid cauae attack but If YOII can prevent lights which can precipitate Imaginable explanation of 8011 sample did not get Into charge of . personnel and CottrlU went the distance for bander, came In and handled Pomeroy, Jo EDen l'helps and Ani~ the board to take an fi.230 , :•" ..... '*l•.iwortlll"f ropntMftlotl.,. ilnd ol dlalap 10 the IOmanyattaeksyouwtUneed an attack any data llult we get baCk tile chamber on the Drat lunchrooms, announced Gall Belvllle, both ·kin· depreclallon on the Hannan ·-; McArthur and got tagged the Braves by fanning eleven · Worlll . GrtffUh Clltn,_ny, In~,, lkJt. Cl'~ leu Calfer1ot PB. . Altho~gh migraine from ~n Is going to be that attempt. with the loss. He allowed six batters in the lastfour frames tiMIII •n4 0.1,.."-r Gl¥., J'U "'IN Monday night he wlll retire at dergarten inatructors Trace Bulldlnc hit by vandlla ...... N•w lorll, N, l , IMlJ'. 1, ,.,..... tl · Y011 may need 1D adjust headachea are fairly common there Is Ufe there," Levin 100 ooo 2oo- J JO 2 runs on nine hits, got five and walked only one. lbeaecmd try today was to the end of Auguat. Phelps, 1 graduate ~ Ohio lui April. The Carter and ""' l•lltcrlflllon r.t ..: Dellw•rMI .., 1 DEAR ~ Clf your pattern of living. · moat headach11 are not llld. . "Because Ufe II the be photocraphed each step d. ooo 01o- 1 s 3.. Braves by way of the The Braves drop to the wrr ..r .......... u..... n ~...h ·,., ATh.Tlonglines Murdocll: Is ezpec\ed ID Unlversi ty, bas four years Evans Conatructlon firm II .~'" Montgomery ; . IV' ,.,., ...... ~ .,.., PB -lain· PaycholOIIcal faclorl or a migraines. The aucce 11 moat complu peak of the way ID see wbat nnt aubmlthisregllnatlon at next experience and taught lui currenUy renovating the . ,.:. and Fosse. alrlkeout rout<!, and walked losers• bracket and wlll play wHk. ..,\'k. 1t0t •\'el~·le, OM ntDnttl, .... con • llrwiOided environment or treatment of headaches Drat evolution that we ..w seen. wrong the lint time. four batters. the winner ol the McArthur al.l$. ly ~M~IIIn Oh6o •M W. Vo ., 0.. Monday's regular board year 1n Marlon. She 'irill be at ICbool's shop. •..n 't'Mf, UI.M: Ill MOfttht, t1Ut: ThtH ==~ tartrate and life atyle Is often part o1 the requires ldenutylng the type "Therefore, we IIIUit try Vlltln& 2, Utile mare than n.ttna. M 0011 220-4 6 and Athens Rotary contest. MOfttht Cheshlre-Kyger School . The board autborl~ed .. . J7.11. IINwherl ,lt,ll yMr: <. . ~ plclun. I'm ltlldlDg you The or headache lnvo.lvecl. Your every ather )IQIIIbiBty to Mlf • million mDea Ray B 013 02J:---<> 9 Game Ume Wednesday wlll Sl• ..._,._ IU.M; Ttw- ,..the,, ll,H , Monday nl&ht. Acting Supt. Belville, allrat year teacher· ~ S..t. C&qlbell 10 ·;. · • Health Letter, number 2-1, IUtory of relief with Caf. explain the reponua by lnm Mara, - '-did for ClinpbeiJ aalrall the board to graduated from Rio Grand~ have Aaslatant Prosecuting ,:."~:: ,._ IMIUiiiiM ~ be 7 p.m. Glouster remains In "JullilcriptkNI llrftft.lenttnel. llaaiDin the Headache: Man'a Moat !ergot PB CGIIf'li1ill you have phyalcal means - by Man arlit earl7 BatardaJ table the appointment of a and wiU 111 Hannan Trace Attorney William Eacbua The Braves locked Into a the winners' bracket and will 10 (Only gomH SCIItdUitd) con- Camman Plain, ID live you migraine headache• but chemical means - before morning. Ill Clllliplder haa COII\pUance ofllcer for wage Elementary check the ~ contract -" pitchers' duel Sunday with .Play the winner ol the heq •'-hdely driVIII, you already been led the and hour and a TIUe IX coIndividualised inatrucUoo with Buckeye Union and aiiO more lnformaUon on ba" manylllignlnes people Whoreally lblnk have they milht IB,Y, to lbe CCIIIduiiCIII IMIIIilllilds naeded Ill change ordinator. The board ae- taachers employed were liave Architect Georae headlche• and their that we can 111117 aplaln It by Ita lllllii'lt. Ills scblcUied to cepte.~ the rellgli811011S or Barbara Dlnda PlfD from rnllllltmtnt Others who other problems. Ohio Waller review the land Sept f . four teachers and employed • depreciatiCIII .,.....t. ' ' Unlttd ' ' " ' tntern'• tlonal ''Vl.tJ Syracuse .wins by 7 ..6.count . • ·Ale"xa n·der m z·sses . Make-up game won by Braves fourth no-hit bid month 0 • Schweiker ploy nets three delegates Evacuation·begun from refugee camp l: 11 contests :m · 74 OLDSMOBILE CUTlASS SUPREME H.T. COUPE Waniors begin drill 0 '3895 Smallest horse is 14-inches high Karr & Van lanett Black lu~g explained -·et . ..n·we ... Applications invited for supelintendent of schools Mars findings mystify scientists Meigs Property -Transfers . .· DOWNING.QfiLDS AGENCY INC. DR LAMB How to cope with migraines "'r I II ~~ ·Braves handed first loss BEFORE DIGGING eo ca1l toll-free, <>wet · 800-362·2764 ... : a\.e ::n -•l =) J: e~=~~ ~ @ ==:·:· j I , • '• �• • . • •• • . z-;- ThB O.Uy Sentlnel,Mkklleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, Aug. 3, 1976 'I -. Probe of lottery emplOyes demanded Sport Parade • PICNIC PLANNED Rally gives. Reds 5-1 victory.over SF nine RACINE - '1\e ....al Raelae Buellall AIIIOCialioe plcaie wfl1 be beld Friday, All, f at I p.m. at llle Rae'- Sllrlle P1rl1• All baseball UDiltl'ml are to be turned Ill at IIlii Ume 11.1 Ia all blt.eball , eiiJIIpo meal that eacb coaeb llu Motor Llltut Sllndlnto Nollonol luguo these responses : COLUMBUS (UPI) ~ unit into slot and did not show up for work. • East Olllo, and James E. Betts, R- name. Hla predec e I!' wu tired and they walled unW I 10 tbe IIIIOClatloa wllllliltw -Rhodes said It would be jlinbaU machine activity led • W•. L.. "cl. 01 Bench singled to drive in aeventh Inning. Miami County Prosecutor SAN FRANCIIJ(X) (UPI) - Controlled tlcket.eelllng Rocky River, and Richard H. former Gov. Joltn J. Gilligan, · "hllodolphlo 61 JJ .676 did. I wa~ very happy with what equlpmeat l1u Ia be a Democrat. up to Bcown and the lottery the gHhead Nlin the eighth "We go up there to hit. Robert J. Huffman and fOiir It waa a matter ollnchel and to Olyahoga County, where agents and took a percentage Finan, R-Clnclnnatl . Only Pltttburgh S! 06 .5•9 1! the ·way I threw,'' he said. MONTREAL (UPI) . What moat people loae light d. In returned for replacetneat commissioners to Rhodes Aid COilllillslion 1mlng Mmday nlgbt when That's our game. We're a coDRrvative RepubUcan lllow York 52 55 .•16 11'11 leel when top ~ bottom In "street Information" and ol the receipts. Finan aald he Ia a Ford (ftl~ago .s 51 .•33 2! A single by Pete Rose and a crlticillng the U.S. track and field team Is that it wu only aad wbltt will be Deeded for members, and not the lnvestlclte. the dlvialon-lead lng hitting team," said BenclJ, state legillatol'll lulve called the N.uon.l Leaglle Welt • . "intelllgence" produced -Counterfeited tickets, all backer. ~I . Louls 0 57 .oo 25 triple by Ken Griffey tied the e:recuUve director whmn he three weeks old when the Olympics started. A lew critics even aexl year, attordlag to -Gerald J. Patronlte, crime links to the Lottery of them l011ers. "8el'biU II I game of Oncinnatl Reds rallied for who upressed admlratloo for an lnvestlcltlon by the ~ntrt~l 36 61 .371 30112 Dlstrlbutq Information at .• . . . . w est score at 1-l In the aeventh. found fault with the sloppy way the relay men paaaed the batoo lncbea.lfl'dhlt the baD afew four r11111 to take a :i-1 victory for D' Acquisto 's hurling Ubby Flaber. Cillo lflchway Patrol Into executive director of the Ccmml.ulon. . He said he did not go to the news confefe1ICI! were two ~led. control hiring and ' 'W.. L.. Pet. 0 I while winning the 400 and 11100 meter1ln the rain. Okly, so It George Foster, Dan Driessen over the cellardwelllng San prowess. "He has to be happy their allegattona llult at least Lottery Ccmmlulon, said he feet either way, I would haw Huffman said his staff another law enforcement secretaries who ran as !Iring by the ctmmlallon. He ~lnclnnall 61 38 -"2 and BenclJ singled to open the ~os Anvelfl 58 06 .558 9 W8111't neat, Coach Leroy Walker replied. He still luld a wanil been ~or-6,'' said JohMy Franclaco Gtsnll. with the way he pitched." 17 employs of the Ohio would take the allegatl0118 spent 40 hours on the inquiry lllf!ICY-because he wanted to Reagan delegates In the Ohio aald the C(lllllljaai(IJ and MOUlton 55 53 .$09 U spot in his heart ICII' the relay men, he said, because Iller did Bench. Bench had three hits-all of Lottery Commission have "Into full consideration," Into Lottery Commlulon make sure of what he had. primary. D' Acqulsto, who underwent eighth, and Gary Lavelle Bcown lhould "cooperate In Q ~A> • . lion DIO!JO 51 57 .•12 18 aimlnal backlrounda, 100 In although he pointed out the employes over a fOW"-week Besides, said Huffman, "they "A few feet and I would them juat beyond reach of · an elbow operation last year, relieved D' Acqulsto. P'~rJltDt ~llantl •6 59 .08 -21 1ft what they luld to do, they gat the baton across the flnlih line 1be news conference was any further lnwlltlgatlon." $In Frtnclsta 46 61 ... 30 221/t .without dropping it. "Sonletlmea, when you're up to your ears have been out of the eighth Infielder's gloves. His eighth was The Reds bunched six hits .Huffman and the I}IM,_ • not disappointed, some cues connections with five commission members period and turned up seven knew about it anyway." held after members of the .· Monlllr.'s Rtsults In the eighth, with pincll· in aUigatorl, you fll'get your flnt priority was to drain the are responsible for with "serious criminal Inning RBI spelled t!Je end for organized crime. although his record dropped Inning. Bench's baU could • Ohlcogo • Phi adtlph la 2 Presentatlll!l of the charBI!S group met for five mlnutea leglalators aald Brown' a 1 • • • hitter Bob Bailey, Joe ...__ ilion Dlovo 7 Atlanta 3, 1st Huffman and · the employment practices . records' ' ranging from took on strong overtone~ of with Tbomaa J. Moyer, the d.fice and Olyaboga Dlunty , 1 · SWIIIJ)p," Walker la~~ghed. ... , have been a double play," D'Acqulato, who 1\eld the to 3-ll. ~n Diogo 7 Allanla 0, 7nd TUPPE RS PLAINS It happened during one o1 those post.l'ace Interview aesaions. aald John D' Aequilto. Reds scoreless until the lawmakere made their ''Nothinl about the integrt!Y _p'O~tutlon to pornography the continuing attempt by governor's e:recull ve aut.horltlee.had kno'WII of the 1 "I felt good. I got a little bit Morgan, Rose and Bench Montrtjll s New York • driving In runs to give. Will ' Sunday at the Eastern High criminal records of the I Shirley Babashoff, the l~year-old girl swimmer from Mlsillon allegations at a news of the lottery tickets has been to gariii!Ung, aa well as supporters of Ronald Reagao asstetant. '. St. Loull • Pittsburgh o Lot Ang 5 Hous •· II Inns. McEnan~y, the second of Field Syra~ defeated host questioned," said Patronlte. conference Monday, after convictions for grand to discredit the forces of . Although Rhodes waa rut d. employs up to two yeal'll Manh~ll Lyons still on_duty Cincinnati S San Francisco 1 VIejo, calli., luld linlihed aeconil again, for . t he !bird time. She three Cincinnati pitchers, the · Tuppers Plains 7-6 behind two -Brown said he was 1110. had been defensive, almillt curt, answering questions In . a they attempted, apparently larceny, smugg II n g, auto President Ford In Ohio, town, the governor's office TOday't .P robtblt Pltchin victory. (All Tlmts E OT) big hits, and an eighth Inning Huffman accued Bcown of Dear Sir : couple of these psat .-ons and before lrlngq her in to t1ie lllliiiCCellllfully. to gel GOv. unawil'e of any organized theft, sale tampering, headed by tile governor·. put out a atatement prior to . , Philadelphia !Corllon 11 ·• triple by Gary Clark and the Jamei A. Rhodea to agree to crime connections among burglary, rape, operating a Be 11-.-n that I ain ofllclally lliU a deputy IJOI.icemlil C1D aNI Kaat 10·51 al Chicago (R . interview area, one Canadian Organizing Committee official Huffman, legal counal for the Huflnlan news confers~ce "either auppreutng the lnfor· other a ninth inning doqble by a patrol Investigation and conunlaslon employes and still and violatioo of the Mann Ohio Citizens for Reagan, saying Reuachel 9-8and Stone 2<3) , 2, 1 reminded the media, "Remember, Shirley Babashoff doesn't any criminal mation or he Is the most wty 1n Radne. It II true' we need a pollee car to rtllew the p.m. Jim Hemsley. inclmpetent attorney general ' Uke to be Interviewed." To which some new8111lin In the back cloae down the lottery until would have been unable to Act. seU-Unpolld expenae ~ npair 1111 our pei'IOIIII can uaed u attempted last month ID push allegations ihould be taken to 'St. louis ( ~asmussen J.i and The win was Jim Hubthe clulrg111 are e1811llned: take any action without a Four of the employes, said Republican State Olalnnan the Democratic attorney In the history of the state." pollee crulaers. But to hlrt a third party to reUeve me of Jill Curtis 5.1) at Plltsburgh caned out, '"l'hat'• all t,lght, I don't get hi~ w~tching Shirley (ROOker 8·5 and Demery .6-3), 2. Babashofl swim." .... "I'm bailing!.. said Brown bard's lhlrd without a loss. The proaecutors alii the formal requeat. Huffman, were "bag inen for Kent B. McGough, chairman general or the proeecutlng wttes ilmply to save money Ia be)'ond ....... The •·• I 6:05p.m. Other hitters for the winners leglllaton said Cuyahoga The allegations were the biggest members of the of the Ohio Ford delegatiaD, attorney of Cl!yahoga Dlunty. when contacted by newsmen. receive a Pretty soon now, Charlie Finley should be hearing how he . ;r.lontreat (Kirby 1·8) at New would be used to JliY for the car. '!be CC11111C11 "I don 'I know anytllq about York !Lollch 6-101, 8:05 p.m were Rudy Stewart with a County authorities and backed up by d!lCIIIllented syndlate In Cleveland." came Ol!t in hll $10 mUllon auit against Bowie Kuhn. I! Finley Bv FRED DOWN out Of his job, saying "If there are queatlons . on lt. We don't even run record and f,fayor dm 't seem to reallle lhat to clilc:blrp a poll"'""la; o6an Diego (Splllner 2.11 j ot "When I get to two out in the Baltimore. Joshua and Robin In a make·up game last · double, Mlck Ash with two Attorney General Wllllam J. · 'crime convictions · but no loses, one big reason could be the grounds on which he based ' He aaid his team McGough was taking ordel'll the jli'OJll'lety of lill'qJ some charglll of unlawtu!Mss mull be •proven .agalnit hll!l II Al!onta (LaCorte 0-AI, 7:35 p.m. Yount each had a key hit In a ninth Inning some day I'll week in the Middleport YoutQ singles, and Hemsley with a checks on people who w!l'k his suit. He's charging Kuhn with antitrust violation ai\d UPI SJICII'II Writer Brown had known of the names of commission "superfl~lly" Investigated from Rhodes. Houston (Larso(1 1-2) at Los lottery employes, thoae who wrtUng and proven in oollrt.'lbls hal not• daDe. ,Angeles (H!)Oion· 6•11 ), 10:30 restraint of trade in setting aside the aales of Joe Rildl, Rollle . DQyle Alexander could think about it .... " four-run, sevenlh4nnlng rally League, the host Middleport single. for the lottery. The Lottery employes' alleged emplO)fl!ll. H111fman said I.e 63 of the 315 coiiiiillllsloo Accompanying Huffman at COII\plled this data ihould I have been tDld to turn over all my pollee equl)llle!i ~ P-"'. Plnch.IJitter Alex Johnson which.cUnched the victory. It Braves bounced back from a Jack Rood took tbe loss, . connectlona with organiUld wOilid furnish names of the employes alii found 17 with the .new$ conference were take them to the members of Ccmmi.ulon doea that. C.lntlnnall (Btllln~ham 7-8) at Fingers and VIda Blue, and that makes ·me wonder 1!'hether have been excused for . withoUt reason or knowledge of cauae. , · ' was Colbotn's seventh win singled In the ninth for the employei to the Ohio S~~ Francisco !Caldwell 0-! ), CharUe'a lawyer overlooked the fact baaebaD still Is e:rempt throwing a chair-or at leaat 6-3 deficit to win 8-7. walking four and fanning one. "We wouldn't have the crime for "a substantial crlmlnal recctds. state Reps . Robert E. the Ohio Lottery The man who the cowlcll has taken on their o'WII to hire fot~: 10> 15p.m. against II losses while Rudy other hit off Alexander, who from the antilnJBt law. Ithlnk Charlie Finley played right Into a towel-In the New Yorlt The Braves plated five runs Tom Karr, Howie CaldweU, Highway Patrol If · It power to investigate anyway, lenath o1 time" but had not The concl..ton he drew, he Netzley, RLaura, and Omml.aaton, a majority of aervice ID replace me Will be funded through IAadtng Qoeelt "'· Wedn-.diY'I 011J1es • hands that Yankees' clubhouse Monday May suffered his eighth struck out five ' a nd walked · in the fourth to gain the and Gary Durst each had two undertskm an Investigation. said, was that they either: done anything about 11. M9ntreal at New York . Bowle Kuh n a Wllllam G. Batchelder, R- wlxml are appointees of the unl- aomebody had llled a three montbuta Ume. When this funding runa oUI, the vlllap : m one.... night after mllslng bls fourtb St. Louis at Pllli bg~ , night setback . . none. He said an irwmtlgatlon by victory Terry Wayland hits lor Tuppers Plains while The allegations brought -Were "phantom" Medlna, both in the forefront previous go'iemor," said the CCIIIIplaint, and nobody llled a 'irill be without protection e:rcepl for Manhal Lyooa. Neutral observers say the two fights Cuba's heavyweight bid for a nohitter In s1:r 1 Phllodelphla at Chlcogo . Mickey Rivers singled In Red Sox 3, lndlaus 1: his Miami County organized employes who were paid but of the Reagan movement In atatement made In Rhodes' complaint. It's registered his llflh win of the Duane Wolfe had a firstgold medallat TeofUio Stevenaon lost In the Soviet Union Son Diogo at Atlanta 1have not refused to 10 on any caD, day or illgbt, mr wDil ., Houston at Los Ang , night the only run of the game in Rick Wise pitched a five- season against no losses and inning home run. Tuppers ~ble. If I knew earlier this year were strictly "hometown decisions." weeks. reftlse ID go out as a deputy UriW proven guilty of wrongdoing, Cincinnati at San ,::rancrsco Stevenson never CGIIIplalns about them, probably because he Instead, the 25-year-old the third inning after a double hitler and Carl YastrzernBki teamed with Chris Burdette Plaina Is now 5-6 on the year abo11t It, I'd have done · 1 would appreciate' having public comment from the knows even U: he dld,the only thing he'd get rut d. It would be rlghthaooer ihrugged of! his by Sandy Alomar. Alexander drove in two runs for Boston, and Jeff Wayland to fan four while Syracuse stands alll-2. 10111ethlng about II, at leaat dtlzens of Racine. - Jack Lyons, Deputy Marshal. Amerlcon League practice ,latest effr.l't-8 2..:1 perfect was helped by excellent which celebrated the hiring of and , walk . just three Nex t Sunday Middleport I'd have contacted local eut Dm't ~· fooled by Johnny Bench's self put,.down, where he innlnga before Yieldln§ a hlt-;- defensive plays. Lou PinleUa Don Zimmer as manager while giving up 8 hits. J. comes to Syracuse at 2 p.m . officlala." 08 Uahed Preu llterllaiiGaal column since before the was "recounung some of Ills said he's no longer the ballplayer he once uaed to be. In some with the comment,_ I don t made two outstanding through 1977 with its triumph. Wayland was the big hitter s 1011 000 042-7 8 2 New York wii Li9 ~~~~ Four states hole! primary Ronald Reagan haa picked !!chwelker aMouncement. own votes." Baltimore 510 52 50 Wise's win raised his mark to catches and Roy White made · · 10' 1 > ways, he's better than he ever was. Bench was feeling a litne get ~ten by hits, only with a triple and single, Tim TP 400 000 101-6 9 3 elections today and most of .flew eland up three uncommitted Only two of the 10 he named Sears predicied Reagan · the Interest focuses on a tumbling catch on a sinking 9-8 while Pat Dobson lost his Justis doubled and had two . Hubbard and Ash. Rood ~j :~~~ sorryforhlmaellwhenbesaldwhathedld.Maybewhathewas ' runs. . . ~~tro1t delega!elln .the Nottheaat in Pennaylvania, and one would have 1,040 ·delegates ,"J!9llop lOth game against II wins. singles, David Reuter and Wolfe. 48 54 .471 1m trying to do was make the opposing pltcbel'll believe he's a soft Alexander had a perfect liner. ' · ' I t\ j MUwaukee w!!t 55 .44• 11 the first fruit from hla frml New York actually were · when the roll Is called ·in Michigan alii !liissourl where touch, which they'll all tell you he Isn't.... game unUI Rusty Staub Twins 3, A's 0: Milwaukee defeated · Bal· doubled, Jim Boyer had three there ire for Senate selection of Sen. Richard new Reagan delegates. Sune Kansas City. This Is the same seats held by two powerful By MJaw!L ROllS entered at two and a half T b e r I g h t w I ng Palestiniana were making the w.• L.. Pet. GB The Olympic prize for candor has to go to the track and field ~ogled With two out In the tlmore, 7•1, Boston beat Steve Luebber pitched · an singles, and Dave Demosky Schwelker of Pennsylvania of those he claimed in number of delegates he veterans. . Congressional announcement said the team neCIIISiry arrangements to · ~anus City ' 61 40 ·604 competitor from meofthe smaller nations, who said he was so ~hth inning. and wound up Cleveland, ~I and Minnesota eight.IJitter for his second win and Earl Wines each singled. I!EIRUT, Lebanm (UPI) hours later. This Week's Spec111111 · aalliapotentlalnmnlngmate. PeMyslvanla had told tiPI claimed Reagan luld in a contests highlight _the ballot . - An International Red O'o1111 The ceaseflre was . waa headed by Red cross house them. ··~ ~~~r::t• ~; ~ ~~>t, frightened hearing the crowd roar when he emrged from the With a two.IJitter that gave topped Oakland, ~. in the and Butch Wynegar drove in John Cremeans socked a · The tbree named Monday . shortly after the state's AprU news conference before in Kansas and Idaho. 1 Among the criUcally ~ Texas " 52 .485 12 Olympic Stadium t1110el, he ducked right ..ck Inside it again. the Yankees a ~ victory American League •s only two -runs for Minnesota, grand slam homer for the team of doctors and niii'II8S negotiated by the Arab chief repreaentatlve here, by the ~ forCIII were primary they were for Schwelker's selection . which has won 13 ofits last 15 Indians and Dave Hoffman League Envory. Dr. Hassan Jean Hoelllger, and made no wourxled Is a Swedllh nurse, -~ ~~if,~~~ .. 1~ : : 1~ 1l'~' Odd thing aboutitwas llult the crowd wasn't hollering for him, over. the Detroit Tigers. other scheduled games. Rep. James Symington is in entered the besieged the lil'lt polltlve l'tllpUllll to Reagan, and one he claimed Democratic presidential a tough fight with another Paleatlnlan refugee camp d. Savy E1 Kholy, who haa been mention of any other military Eva Stahl, 28, who has games. The Twins are now had a triple and single. April Monday's Rtsulls but Ill' some other cootestant who had just cleared the bar in Previously he had come close Brewers 7, Orioles 1: the Schweiker seledlon, In Weal Virginia had been In nominee Jimmy Carter was · attempting to mediate an end within 8'!1 games of the first· King and Tracy Pope each .run Colborn pitched an officials of civilians recently suffered a ~~r~!~~. l t~ir~~roe the pole vault.... · to no-bitters on June 24, July congressman, Jerry Litton, Tal Zaatsr today Ill begin 1 7 wblch by UPI'a count has his camp lor two weeks. flying from his Plains, Ga., for the seal held by his father, evacuating an estimated to the l&omonth conflict. place Kamas City Royais and had two singles. April King accompanying the team. . miscarriage, lost her left arm ..~· eighthitter and Gary Boston 3 Clevelano 1 George Steinbrenner, the Yankees' owner, doesn't miss 23.~nd July 28. . . lrought seven delegates Into UPI's lateat tally shows lxmletOManchester, N.H. for Sen. Stuart s~. I). 1,000 wounded men, women IDltlal reports from the New York 1 Detroit o much. He isn't a track and field buff, butsomebow ·he learned I don't feel disappomted Sutherland and Von Joshua I 'II ahead of the third-place went the distance for the "The team 1. moved and her husband, a. ·" USED CARS (Only games schedUled> about ccmlng close to a President Ford's camp. Ford'sltrength unchanged at a raUy today In the state that Mo., f!l' the !WI 24 years. area in IOUtheast Beirut said peacefully Into the camp 88 Palestinian militia leader, Today•s Probable Pitchers of how so many U.S. athletes were going to this one man, Dr. , . no- knocked in two runs each A's in the American League Indians and took the loss. She alii children. Reaaan 's campaign 1122 Re•aan -'th 1o031 and gave liim his first primary 1All Tlmes-EDTJ Leroy Perry, at the Olympic trials in Eugene, Ore., a few hitler, Alexander said. !eluting Miiwaukee over West. had nine strike outs, scatIn Michigan, Democrat The Palestinians there were no lnddents of the Lebanese (rightist) said. D ' o "'D "' manager, J~n Sean, told a 106 uncommitted. victory. Carter was to meet Richard He Austin, the 63- reportedly h8d run out of shooting. forces observed a complete Uooer the c e a s e f I r e' _ tered three walks and hit one Te~~~~~o~~~b~~;~~,e~ s?:~>8 :~l weeks ago and raving about the results they got from him. Waahlngton newa conference Ford's chief delegate latertri the day In Washington year-old secretary of sb!te, water and faced certain batl<!r: · An ~ ~twi)lg ,an· ceaseflre," the rightist agreement, there Is no Ume ~ P.m. steinbrenner called Perry personally and asked the Pasadena, the Californian picked up .a hunter Jam~~~ Baker aald the with the Democrallon was a fav!l'ite flr his party's death. Minnesota . (Bane 4·2) at Calif hlr tor. h ch he'd t to East d nouncement ~~ the Red announcement said. • limit on the evacuation.: , I 000 610-7 8 Kansas City (Pall In 3-91. 8•30 , ., .c . oprac ow mu . wan come ' an dor.en new deleptea - but new Reagart support was National Steering Senate nomination, while Later reports said the aitl' process, although some B 102 50x-8 11 p.m, . . . , W!l'k(I)ThunnanMUiison'stbigh.Perryaaldhecouldn'tleave A complete ceasefire Q-ou team waa acronipanled UPI and other news. "unsubatantial .In our Committee, sill attend a Rep , Marvin L. Esch was between the warring factions by nine atretcber trucks and caUy wounded Palestiniails _reports said it rnlgbt lake.. C?oklond !NorriS J.J) at Eugene, be felt he had an obligation to the athletes there. But organiutlons bad ,been opinion;" and added, that by fundraising reception and given a solid edge in the GOP in the Clriatlan-dcminated ·• two ambulances. Chocago !Brett(Grimsley 6-5), 9 p.m. _. trea tment to the Blue with vinyl roof, were being gathered at a lour or five days provided.," ' Baltimore 4•4) at he 'd be ha ppy to psss a1o ng his manner Ul Y9U CM . . . ... . . . . . .. counting nine of them In bls claiming 12 new delegates he Prison , Away . Kholy said rlghtwlng llJrla.. The Meigs County Amateur outstanding bills from last · footbaU court next to the things · went according to · · dinner in the ca~t:al. Mi lwaukee (ROdriguez 3-71 •. Yankees' trainer free of charge. He did, and Steinbrenner says contest. They are seelting the area d. the camp, under siege blue cloth Interior, . . .. tv., thoiiM. . Dl dollln 8 Oct. 2, Gallia Coun ty, Football team, known as the seasori before being allowed , ·' seat being vacated by for44days,wentin1Deffeclat llans had agreed to allow the camp prior to evacuating plan. power, air, one owner. ' ~~i:;';,· !Tiant 10-lOl at the treatment fixed up Munson fine .. .. willl olumlnum IW vinyl Cleveland <Eckersley 6-8L 7:30 Cuba's Alberto Juant!l'ena Ia the only man in Olympic Big Bend Warriors, announce to participal<! this season. In Home. Democrat Philip A. Hart. l a.m. EDT, u agreed 1111 by Red Q-osa to remove 6!1 to 110 them to hospltall, as called At a news conference Mm- , , tiding. Oct . 10, Open . Republican state chainnen the parties concerned of the estimated 4,000 for under the Al'llb League day, Hoefllger said the ·· P -~etroll IFidrych 11 .3>at New history ever to·wln both the 400and 800 meters, and if you look the season officiaDy open addition, au players will be wounded lnalde the camp, agreement. Oct. 16, Washington evacuation plan "at no stage ~., from the Northeaat met in Monday. York !Figueroa 1H L 8 p.m. at him you know why his compatriots clll him El caballo, with practice and sign-up charged team dues, payable FREE ESTIMATES! . Wednesday's Games "The Horae." But Lee Evans, a winner of two gold medals beginning this week . All at sign-up time. These fees go County, Home. Seal Harbor, Maine, with The Red Cross team Kboly al.m had said he wail . A Paleatlnlan spok~~~m~n provides for the evacuation d. . • CONTACT Cahlorn;a at Texas. himself in t,.., \.AM er1co . Cit.YOlymp1cs, · wasn •t that overwhelmed inl<!rested athletes should be to help pay for equipment, Oct. 24, Gallia Co unty, close to winning a nationwide said "aD the wounded 'irill be unwounded people" and aald -Vi,ce President Nelson Mlnn ol Kansas City,n1ght nigh t . DINAN, S.C. (UPI) -Howdoyoudeacrlbe oease-lire, the Sfth of the moved to the Al'llb University the ceasefire only holds ~:; WWiama wouldn't say Whert he found the Rockefeller ;.londay and Oakland at Ch icago, night . by J~antorena. Without trying to take anything away from the at the old RuUand High fields and other necessities. Away. GLEN R. BISSO I You'll Like Our Quality I bene wbo llanda Ill d.J41Dchel htgh and ls 0 1 1 war. ~~~ree-,....o(l)d Pumpkin, only that II "was a most of the talk waa about a Oct. 30, Wood County, School Field at 5:30 each The "Warriors completed hospital", a Palestinlan.IJeld during the day. ·" ~!~ ~ !f 8!r~d ~~~9~r'' '"' e Cuban, Evans left the Impression he could beat Juantorena Wa y of Doing Business. 0 1 ellled LIUie Pmnpkln? long ways away." · If evacuation of 60 to 110 hospilallocated In leftlst.IJeld evenini the rest of lhls week. last aeason.second in the Ohio Home. Inlofiil81lls from the BCell!."• • Baltimore at Cleveland, ·night In his prime. I'll buy that.. .. AT running mate fiX' F!l'd. GMAC FINANCING . "I loob llll:e I! cat witlla bulhy tall and a pei'IOII8 succeeda, Red D'ollll West Beirut. Home games are played at He said the newest addition to his farm has Veterans must pay all . Valley Amateur Football of the. evacuatl.on said, . , 992,53q2 Pomeroy New York sb!te chairman, '49-2801 111111 mane aD It," said J.c. WIJ1Iams Mooday. already made ltaelf at hmle. offlciala aald, .more . Open Evenings '1116:00 League behi"" the Gallia the Middleport field . Hoefllger told reporters "Although It Is generaUy Richard ltoaenbaiun, said the OR He lbould know, he owns Utile Pum(lkln. Tll5 •.m. S.t. evacuations would take place earllerthatlopprlorltywQUid quiet at the camp, some ' ''We keep it tied In the yard alii it follows group IRP8red a li8t of eight County,team: but ,are looking 949-2110 Ma\or League Leaders "I tbolilbt I had the ll!ll!lleit - In the you around like a UWe puppy," he said. ''lbls possible names, Including over the ne:rt 10 days untn he given to "the seriously shooting Is being heard In the for new talent to fl,roduce a roughs, Te)( 65 ; Chambliss. NY By Unl ed Press International Major League· M.esult& Wlll'ld until I found Uttle P."ij!lrln, and tben I Uttle tblng nlks around the pasture and the RockefeUer. He refused to list 64. some 1,000 wounded are out. champion this ye~r . The wounded people" alii said the distance." BATTING. . ,. By United Prell lntfrnatlonal STOlEN BASES. . had Ill buJ It to - face," Jlkl WIWaml, I other bcJna look clown on lt." . (based on 275 at bats> Warriors are offering a National League the others. LEAGUE • TaveNATIONAL lEAGUE. . rasNATIONAl lreedel d. mlnlalure bciiWa. Phladelphio 002000 ooo2 8 0 WIIJII'IJII aald the only risk with 'treeclq , Pitt 37 ; Cedeno, Hou 36 ; Senior Citizens Special this &ckefeller predicted Fcrd James Kidd, president ol G. AB. R. H. Pel Morgen , Cin 34 ; Lopes, LA 31 ; Chicago 300 001 OOx- 4 8 1 ''We dAI'IImow how can get, we 8111111 bcJna occurs at birth. Gr iffey. Cln 97 364 ~6 123 .338 year . All senior citizens who would beat Reagan And then the Black Lung of Lonborg, Garber (7) and 94 380 57 128 .337 Brock, SI .L 30. '-,, Oates ; Bonham , Cotemen (7) Oliver , Pit ''We h8d - born eigbt Inches and one 11 defeat Carter in November. Southeastern Ohio, speaking . present a senior citi,ens 11111 ck to the ~ bone AM E R I CAN lEAGUE• Foster, Cin 96 382 IS 126 .JJO North and Mltterwald. WP- Bonham Rose, 1l'blcb wu 12 lnchel whea faDy grown, .. he but they both died," he said. "It's hard to , Oak 53 ; Baylor, Oak 43; membership card or a Golden Cin 106 43 1 95 142 .329 "He Is ahead, he will win at lhe second meeting of the (7-1). LP-'Lonborg !12-6>. HRllid. Geronmo, Cin 95 31.4 42 101 .322 Patek , KC 39 ; Carew. Minn 38; keep them alive that smaU." " Chlcago, LaCock (6) . Buckeye Card will be ad· the nomination alii I think he U.M.W.A. Supporters, e:r; LeFlore, Det and Campaneris, ''"', Crawfrd, Sl.l 83 286 40 92 .322 Oak 31. milled to the game at student will win thev election," he plalned what black lung Robinson, Pit 79 283 4• 90 .318 (lsi gome) ·PITCHING. ' prices. San Diego 000 001 114- 7 12 2 Mad lock, Chi 98 352 47 111.315 said. means alii how to obtain . Most Vldorles Atlonla 000 300 ODO- 3 8 1 Maddox , Phil 95 333 · 49 105 .liS NATIONAL LEAG.UE : Jones, Everyone Is urged to a!tend benefits . Jim Plummer, F r e I s I eben , Tom l!n (6). Morgan, Cin · 88 213 81 91 .311 so 18 -5; Lonborg, Phil 12·6; AMERICAN LEAGUE. . the Warriors' games this democratic nominee for Melzger (1), Splllner (9) and '. . . . G. Aa. R. H . Pet Koosman, NY 12-7; Sutton . LA Davis, K~da l l (7) ; Morton , season. Watch this paper for congress was allo present. 101408 62 143 .350 12:;:~h:~d(: 'lo~ 12~~AGUE ; . Leroy Richards, Barbara BY DALE ROTHGEB 13 inatructors. .~~ . .Devine (1), Dol canton (91 , Brett, KC .further details . Interested KC 89 315 51 110 .349 Figueroa , NY 14-6; Palmer, Richards to Bobby G. The club colors of black'and Beard . (9) and Pocoroba , WP- McRee, The Gallla County Board of Resignations were ac- University grad with one- • LeFlore. Del 95 386 63 127 .329 Metzger (9-0). lPDevlne (9Batt 14-9; Garland, Ball and Johnson, Edna M. Johnson, parties may call C. D. ·llJr JANE~~ i :·ooYLE can be uplained by cube from Ule fcrins, said radioactivity to occur hi while are being used , in Education today began ac- cepted from Dwayne JoDy, year experience at Kyger " 3). H R- San Diego, Hernendet Munson, NY 97 393 51 126 .321 Campbell , Minn 12·2; Leonard, Mcintyre at 742·3035 for toboggans being made with Carew, Mlh 101 311 66 125 .320 PASADENA, caUl. (UPI) pbencmena other lh8n some Dr. GObert Levin a member another cepting appUcaUona (or the Halllian Trace Elementary; Creek Junior High; Eloise ,', KC 12-4; Fitzmorris, KC 12.1 ; 39,600 sq:tt., Olive. ' (11 . Carty, Cle 98 354 48 112 .316 Tanana additional information. the club name ID be sold for Lula Circle, Homer M. , Slaton and Tra - A apedal team ol a mare fii'DI d. life. of the biology • . "~ 1s a good deal of offlce of County School Debra Rhodes, Bidwell· Miller, a graduate of Rio Garr, Chi 86 346 41 lOS .312 vers, Mil, Cal 1Und game> 12·8; Hunter, NV 12· THE SCHEDULE $2. Suggestions for a club Circle to Robert R. Harden, 88 343 48 106 .309 10. than a donn aclentlats Other polllbUIUm must be The team wu formed to cbemlstry going on that we san Diogo 101 102 2DO- 7 13 1 Lynn, Bos Superintendent. Porter; James Foster, Vinton Graooe and Ohio University , ·.~ ' Rivers, NY 93 420 71 129 .307 Sept. 12, Wood County, All ania 000 000 00()- 0 50 Sloub, Det 101373 •6 114 .306 Dorothy J . Harden, 2.30 EARNED RUN AVERAGE WCI Mel tada1 to •If l'llllllta COIIIidered before ~~etentlata determine what cauaed a reaDy daD't uncteratand " Ge- symbol is needed by the ne:rt Board president J . E. EMR and North Gallla with four years experience, "" Sawyer ( 1-0) and K""da ll : Away . . . ( biStd on 99 Innings pitched) acres, Sutton . HOME RUNS. . . d. blnLJP:al lellll conducted wD1 be "driven" Ill accept the surge of o:rygen to occur In raid Soffen cltef ' ject meeting and the publk Ia (Dick) Cremeens said basketball coach, who . Is for Southwestern Junior · · LaCorte, Dal Canton (6), Leon NATIONAL LEAGUE • Nor . Norman 0 . Weber , Vera See 8 ·1LL CHI LOS, aT DOWNING-CHILDS, he KNOWS his Insurance. Sept. 19, Washington NATIONAL lEAGUE: King. invited to attend. The speaker (7), Torrealba ('ll and CorrelL by the Vlli:!DI! ~on Man conclusion the reactions oneinvesttgatlm and uniiiAial sctenUat, said. ''I UU:011 11 Monday nlgbt the board has leaving for a junior high High; Kenneth Meek, ',",·' man, Cln 2.27; Rlct1ard, Hou LP- Lacorte (0-5). HRs- Son man , NY 32 ; Schmidt, Phil 27; and Seaver , NY 2.48 ; Lolich , Weber to Johnnie R. Hayes, County, Away. for the next meeting will be Foster , Cln 23; Morgan, Cin NY 2.58; Jones, SO 2.68. Mid~::.;;!; Ohio very easy to read these announced, Carol Daniels opened the auperintendent's EMR job in ticking County, University of Toledo grad, "~ Dlegq, Grubb 2 Ill . Sept. 25, Moundsville State and Robinson, Pllt 18. Drucella Q. Hayes, 3.722 job to all applicants. and James Richard Kyger Creek High School, • AMERICAN . LEAGUE • . Fi • (results) as Ufe signa." AM E R t C AN LEA'GUE : drych , Oet 1.80; Travers , Mil acres, Olive. Montreal , 100 000 103- 5 7 0 Banda, reported. .Cremeens said acting Supt. Hamilton, teacher alid head and Maxine Wells, Ohio .,.,~ 20 ; L.Moy, Bait 19; Data from two of three New York 000 000 22o- 4 9 1 JacksonOak , Bait and Hendrick, 2.12; Garland, Batt 2.70 ; Blue, Russell E. Quillen, Velma . Fryman , Murray (7), Taylor David C. Campbell, apbasketbaU coacli at SouthUniversity grad, with three '" blolocy tests gave r~~~ultsthe Oak 2.77 ; Palmer . Batt 2.85. (8), Kerrigan 19) and Williams ; Clev 18 ; Yastrzemskl , Bos 16. ~TRIKEOUTS . . . Quillen to Jaymar Coal Co., polntedlastmonthtosucceed western ' High . School. years uperlence, was liven "'· ~~eientlata said could have two RUNS BATTED IN· Seaver, Lockwood (8), Sanders .NATIONAL LEAGUE • Fos. NATIONAL lEAGUE : Sea- Parcel, Letart. C. Comer Bradbury, had Hamilton h8s ' acceptecj ' the a three-year contract at ";; 191 and Grote. WP- Taylor (1· IMiurCIII: Somefii'DI of llfe, or ver, NY 164; Richard, Hou 130; , Cln 91; Morga, , Cln 77 ; Messersmith, Ellis W. Ward, Anna M. 0). LP- lockWOOd (6-7) . J-tRs- ter Atl . 124; Nlekro, declined to submit an ap- ·guidance COWl.S!:lor's post a't . SouthWl!stern High School. ·: a chemical reaction not Montreal , Morales (-4) ; New Kingman, NY • ahd Schmidt, 'Atl 117 ; Montefusco, SF 109. II)' LlWiiiM' E. Lamb, M.D. ov ' erdllati.on of the arteries in Ward to Robert J . Hawley, . Phil 72 ; Luzlnskl, Ph il 71. pllcaUon. Bradbury retired Oak Hill lllgh SChool Lyooa .. Other elelnentary teachers •"'"' I want this information can cmunon to Earth. York, Staiger Ill . . AMERICAN LEAGUE, .Ryan, Joyce E. Hawley , Lot, DEAR DR. ..,...... AMERICAN LEAGUE, Moy. am a the head region and the net 1 last mOilth after 34 years aa a Dunlap, a le.acb.er at t.admus employed on one-year pacta"" The first llirprtsing result living reactions." 34-year-dd healthy female, medici se a ong, stamped, aelf. , KC and MuMon , NY 67 ; Cal 19•; Tonana, Col 154; Pomeroy, QIO 000 3DO- • 10 0 ber'ry Blyleven , TeM 150; Hunter . NY teacher alii administrator. wu granted a maternity . were Donna;, Crabtree from ; · Yastr zemskl, Bos and Bur . 114 but I IUifer with rather ne counteracts this. addressed envelope with 50 was an unusually high "If It Ia cbemlcal, It took 000 OQO OQO- 0 .0 ; Jenkins, eos 11 2. fr One of the complications of cenla for it. Send your letter appearance of oxygen from a place at a very rapid rate The former Kyger freek leave of abaence. (7-111 ond Simmons; Marshall ~r\l"raity, Georgia , . R, H..-nandez (7), '11' nt allacb of mtcralne ergotamine tartrate Is a to me In care of this news- cubic centimeter of soil inltlally and then, 111Charac- superintendent's salary waa The board, following a one Nogle, Rio Grande College --'' (9) and Songulllen. LP headache. My question condition called ergotism. p 0 Bo (5-10) , hour alii 50'minllle ~live• ,with seven yeir experience; .,, -·""'" the - of ,.._,._ ot paper, . . 1 1561, Radio pla~ed In a controlled terlatlcally, slowed down and $24,000. · ........ of the arteries In City Stallon, New York, NY atmosphere warmer and took a long time to platesu," Applicants musl have an session, employed 13 J J{ay Michael, Rio Grande and PB-for-an atandld periodgo1 ConstricUon the !ega lead Ohio superintendent's cer· teachers. Ohi~ . U,nlverslty with four more l1lmld than that o1 he aald. time. I have h8d good reaulta can to gangrene UlOID. If the condition Is not conThere are a lot of other Mars. The o:ryg~ ... 15 . In the Chauncey Lions ihe Glouster American Chauncey-Amesville game o.n tlflcate. ApplicaUona may be Llirry eremeena Elireka years elperlence, and Cindy Btoloclcal reponaes, which with II for the put two years, '-"-' ........ pain In your c~·-t fac tors tha t may lie im. times ,higher than was UtUe League Tournament on o Legion UtUe League team, Friday. ,_,.,._ .... .._._.... reU """"" .. ., ·~ macJe through Board Star Rt.; a" liraduate 'of Wlholl _!1 · Morehead '"" start so · rapidly, pnerally 1 ob • " " ef could be from -·lrlcllon of ta t · Saturday, two . unbeatens, and came away with their M President eremeena. HaMan ·Trace , High School Unlver, s lty grad. They 'irill be . wilb lbree f · bead·-· por n tn precipitating head· e:rpecled ' cmttnue ID evolve gas over a 000 000-0 2 IIChe or our per · the arter1111 of your heart. I aches that you can do • McArthur and the Middleport first loss of the season, 1~. G But ~ cmygea began to lm~r period ol time. AI of Monday, Campbell and Rio Grande dollege viu' 1asalgned later. . · 000 Olx- 1 3 Braves, met headon with the Jeff Wayland of the Braves I~" parloda of 1 week or think your symptoms are something abput. Alcohol dlminlih faater tllan e:rpected "If it were bloloeical, at was serving as aulstant employ 88 'phy~cal ,. ~o htch school inali11ctora ':':' Braves coming out on top 6-4. pitched a no-hitter for live two wilbo!l& 1 headache, then Important enough illat you' may trigger attacks. Alcohol lnd that al8o wU aurprlllng. least to the limit of lllperintendent In charge of education ' lnllttu~~r' ·and , lUred were Judith Farney, a ·ahould dlacuaa them with dilates arteries to some The Braves. outslugged the Innings, then yielded a run on The leCCIIId purz1e ... In ~rlence we have,'' he malr)tenance and curriculum head loqtball coach at · Rio ~rand~ graduate, at ,,.,. 000 14o- 5 15 2 two or lbree weeks with a your doctor. Certainly you extent and in other ways the 010 ooo- 1 5o McArthur nine 9-6. Getting three hits. Getting hila for labeled ' release said, "the curve should and as acting county Hannan Tracie. C~enie~ns HaMan Trace and Penny beadaebe jUII about every lhould try to stay within the caUBeS attacks in people who experimCit In which mlcro- cmllnue to rlie. So, we're In superintendent. formerly played'football and . F,rance, a home economics · :;~~~Ji~~~~f'~~~~~o:~~l:';· hila for ath~double victorsand were Tim Glouster wereMoore, Holberry two da:ra. Somellmel this ' aDIIlted amount of medicine have migraines. Cheese alii · organlsll)s,' If any, would between,'' he aald. <91 · Justla, single; Hoope, and all, Frank A. Cremeans, basketbaU at 'Harman Tra major from Ohio University ·~·~. · addl • ID iDOI't th8n the 10 If you want ID avoid com- wine contain a substance abaorb carbon-It from a <2· Jeff Wayland, two singles, singles. Holberry started on rHI DAil r SINfiJH.l at Southwestern . Tim :·~ The Viking spacecraft, aaslalant superintendent In He replaces Divid tlbletuiiG wild fer- week. pUcallona called tyramine llult 'irill nutrient and give off radioac- meanwhUe, was performing charge of transportation and who resigned la'at month DfVOnD ro rHI and Dave Demosky, a triple. the mound for the winners, Scarberry Wll named INnqsr or I do GjMIIoce c:haat pain There other medicines cause attacks. So wlll tive ga-. It lhowed a hlgb other scleittlflc investlgatknl federal programs, haa been Hitting singles were Terry but was lllted In the third In 1be board Is sUD seeking aaslstant football coach at MIIOS.MAIOH AliA . . . I IIU them. 1..-..ume · CHIS JUl. fANHIHilL it Ia Cl1llld trom the CCIII· you could use. Sansert monosodium glutamate used curve of radioactivity. Wayland, Dan Hysell, Jim favor of Campbell. 111 weD and waa ordered to granted a year's leave of head buketbaD coaches for Haman Trace High School. ' , flltc. fcf. But the curve quickly gather another lOll aample abaence to advance his North Gallla and South· JllnidiaD or tile coronary (methy«rlide maleate) Is In ClJinese cooking. Nitrates Boyer and Earl Wines. Holberry ' allowed two Columbia Gas, Columbus Southern, Ohio In Other buslneall, the board ltOIIIIf HOI,J.ICH You can avoid cosily' damage and utility Lt1aue Clfy I ell tor Dave Demosky, hard • singles to Terry Wayland and . mula. Am 1 rtpt? On m often used to prevent head· found In bot dop and cured leveled off and that, sclei!Uata Tuesday. educallonand will be leaving western High Schoola· and a tabled an Insurance ad· ~ Bell and AT&T Long Lines are all members 000 ooo- 0 8. service Interruptions by calling 800-362· .. ll.e..4 .. lly ell~.,, htur•y ~ 100 OOx- 3 7 0 throwing right hamer of the Tim Justis in the first but The,.,Ohio pbJIIcai'UIDI my heart ~ aches in people who have meats alii phenylethylamlne said, was not characteristic The esperlment, which wiU the end of this month. baseball coach at North justor'areporton therepllrof 1. cl the Ohio Utilities Protection · Service . ~•tl•y 1tv~llthln1 ,_,.,.y, 2764, toll-free, 48 hours before you dig. If Newman ; Braves, chalked up his first held the Braves to no runs. He 111 Court It , ,_..,.,.,, Ohfo UPH, oiii.J. • t I ..;.ICier If the frequent attacks and yours · found In chocolate are of results from similar test for biological forma that Ve I era n Au I 1 tan t GaWa. Hannan Trace High School. This means you only have to make one call necessary, our people will be glad to locale ... Offlc• Phon• nt.nl6, win In the !Durney by fanning struck out two and walked no •utln tfrcrtufllklll& Clffertot PB are in that category. This sometimes offending agents. laboratory experiments. may have existed In the past, Supe~lnte~dent Dennis Other teachers employed The Buckeye Union In· ··• to notify the utilities of your digging plans. lllltCM'I•I 'hone H2.1ll7 . our cable and mark the location lor you. 1 "The moat difficult did not function because the Murdock, who baa' been In on one-year contracts were. surance Company has aabd .: .,.. 1 '-1 ptrlod or Ume u medicine 'irill not abort the ·You should avoid ruckering' ten and issuing seven walks. one. Campbell, ablazing right . i.coiMI ciett po~t•.. ,..,. "' Ohio. frt J MIIJul doeGUid cauae attack but If YOII can prevent lights which can precipitate Imaginable explanation of 8011 sample did not get Into charge of . personnel and CottrlU went the distance for bander, came In and handled Pomeroy, Jo EDen l'helps and Ani~ the board to take an fi.230 , :•" ..... '*l•.iwortlll"f ropntMftlotl.,. ilnd ol dlalap 10 the IOmanyattaeksyouwtUneed an attack any data llult we get baCk tile chamber on the Drat lunchrooms, announced Gall Belvllle, both ·kin· depreclallon on the Hannan ·-; McArthur and got tagged the Braves by fanning eleven · Worlll . GrtffUh Clltn,_ny, In~,, lkJt. Cl'~ leu Calfer1ot PB. . Altho~gh migraine from ~n Is going to be that attempt. with the loss. He allowed six batters in the lastfour frames tiMIII •n4 0.1,.."-r Gl¥., J'U "'IN Monday night he wlll retire at dergarten inatructors Trace Bulldlnc hit by vandlla ...... N•w lorll, N, l , IMlJ'. 1, ,.,..... tl · Y011 may need 1D adjust headachea are fairly common there Is Ufe there," Levin 100 ooo 2oo- J JO 2 runs on nine hits, got five and walked only one. lbeaecmd try today was to the end of Auguat. Phelps, 1 graduate ~ Ohio lui April. The Carter and ""' l•lltcrlflllon r.t ..: Dellw•rMI .., 1 DEAR ~ Clf your pattern of living. · moat headach11 are not llld. . "Because Ufe II the be photocraphed each step d. ooo 01o- 1 s 3.. Braves by way of the The Braves drop to the wrr ..r .......... u..... n ~...h ·,., ATh.Tlonglines Murdocll: Is ezpec\ed ID Unlversi ty, bas four years Evans Conatructlon firm II .~'" Montgomery ; . IV' ,.,., ...... ~ .,.., PB -lain· PaycholOIIcal faclorl or a migraines. The aucce 11 moat complu peak of the way ID see wbat nnt aubmlthisregllnatlon at next experience and taught lui currenUy renovating the . ,.:. and Fosse. alrlkeout rout<!, and walked losers• bracket and wlll play wHk. ..,\'k. 1t0t •\'el~·le, OM ntDnttl, .... con • llrwiOided environment or treatment of headaches Drat evolution that we ..w seen. wrong the lint time. four batters. the winner ol the McArthur al.l$. ly ~M~IIIn Oh6o •M W. Vo ., 0.. Monday's regular board year 1n Marlon. She 'irill be at ICbool's shop. •..n 't'Mf, UI.M: Ill MOfttht, t1Ut: ThtH ==~ tartrate and life atyle Is often part o1 the requires ldenutylng the type "Therefore, we IIIUit try Vlltln& 2, Utile mare than n.ttna. M 0011 220-4 6 and Athens Rotary contest. MOfttht Cheshlre-Kyger School . The board autborl~ed .. . J7.11. IINwherl ,lt,ll yMr: <. . ~ plclun. I'm ltlldlDg you The or headache lnvo.lvecl. Your every ather )IQIIIbiBty to Mlf • million mDea Ray B 013 02J:---<> 9 Game Ume Wednesday wlll Sl• ..._,._ IU.M; Ttw- ,..the,, ll,H , Monday nl&ht. Acting Supt. Belville, allrat year teacher· ~ S..t. C&qlbell 10 ·;. · • Health Letter, number 2-1, IUtory of relief with Caf. explain the reponua by lnm Mara, - '-did for ClinpbeiJ aalrall the board to graduated from Rio Grand~ have Aaslatant Prosecuting ,:."~:: ,._ IMIUiiiiM ~ be 7 p.m. Glouster remains In "JullilcriptkNI llrftft.lenttnel. llaaiDin the Headache: Man'a Moat !ergot PB CGIIf'li1ill you have phyalcal means - by Man arlit earl7 BatardaJ table the appointment of a and wiU 111 Hannan Trace Attorney William Eacbua The Braves locked Into a the winners' bracket and will 10 (Only gomH SCIItdUitd) con- Camman Plain, ID live you migraine headache• but chemical means - before morning. Ill Clllliplder haa COII\pUance ofllcer for wage Elementary check the ~ contract -" pitchers' duel Sunday with .Play the winner ol the heq •'-hdely driVIII, you already been led the and hour and a TIUe IX coIndividualised inatrucUoo with Buckeye Union and aiiO more lnformaUon on ba" manylllignlnes people Whoreally lblnk have they milht IB,Y, to lbe CCIIIduiiCIII IMIIIilllilds naeded Ill change ordinator. The board ae- taachers employed were liave Architect Georae headlche• and their that we can 111117 aplaln It by Ita lllllii'lt. Ills scblcUied to cepte.~ the rellgli811011S or Barbara Dlnda PlfD from rnllllltmtnt Others who other problems. Ohio Waller review the land Sept f . four teachers and employed • depreciatiCIII .,.....t. ' ' Unlttd ' ' " ' tntern'• tlonal ''Vl.tJ Syracuse .wins by 7 ..6.count . • ·Ale"xa n·der m z·sses . Make-up game won by Braves fourth no-hit bid month 0 • Schweiker ploy nets three delegates Evacuation·begun from refugee camp l: 11 contests :m · 74 OLDSMOBILE CUTlASS SUPREME H.T. COUPE Waniors begin drill 0 '3895 Smallest horse is 14-inches high Karr & Van lanett Black lu~g explained -·et . ..n·we ... Applications invited for supelintendent of schools Mars findings mystify scientists Meigs Property -Transfers . .· DOWNING.QfiLDS AGENCY INC. DR LAMB How to cope with migraines "'r I II ~~ ·Braves handed first loss BEFORE DIGGING eo ca1l toll-free, <>wet · 800-362·2764 ... : a\.e ::n -•l =) J: e~=~~ ~ @ ==:·:· j I , • '• �4- The n.lly Senllnel,Mlddlej,ort-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, Aug. 3, It'll I Falcone blanks Pittsburgh 4-0 . BJ caB!Il 'RJHKEL UPI 8pGrtl Writer There were two 1ehools of lbGalht about the 1ame be· tween PltiiiU'Ih and st. 1.411111 M111day night. . st. Loola' Pete Falcone slrudl out Al Oliver three tlmel, en route to a four-bit, nlne..trlkeout, 4..0 victory over the Pirates. Falcone said, with a smile : "I think It was the smartest IIJlle I've pitched In the : game In 16 decisions. Elpoa 5, Met. 4: .Pinch-hitter Jose Morales belted a three-run homer with ooe out In the ninth Inning tn bring Moolreal from behind for a victnry over New York . Morales, who leads the league In pinch hits with 14 hit his fourth homer- No. j pinchhitUng- to sink Skip Lockwood, 6-7, who hit hint · with a pitch last week In Mootreal. JQIIjCI'I. " But Oliver, who began the Padre& 7-7, Braves 3-0: .1ame 11 the National .Enzo Hernandez had three ~'a leading hitter, aald, hits, including his second with a frown: "It was the first majcr league home run In six Glass, Barl!ara Hal~y, Mellsaa Spencer, Tamm,y GIRLS' SOFTBALL SQUAD - Middleport Big Jim's bad game 1 can aay I've hsd seaSillls, to lead San Diego to .Super Stars softball team are front, Sean j acobs, hat boy; . Ferguson, Vangll Hart, and In badl, Chlrlea Boylu and· 111 7ear ." a C(lllefrom-behind victory · Jack Jacobi, CO'cllel. 1be 81rll wwe w lllleqllt ..,• second row, 1~ . Helen Slack , Cindy Crooks, Paula . Oliver's o-for- 4 over Atlanta in the opener. Swisher, Tamnu Hart and Paula Horton ; third row, Pam IJ'rfcrmance dropped him to The victory snapped a flve Crooks, Usa Oiler, Margie Miller, Khris Snowden Jean .337, one point behind game Padre losing streak . Hortnn, Vickie IJ?Yles, Joyce Stewart; fourth row: Jane Clnclnnlti's Ken Griffey. Rookie Rlck Sawyer, called Jacobs, coach; Mmdy Long, Mary Miller, April King, Kim Falcone's luck al!o carried up from the International over to the plate-he had two . League oo Saturday, pitched hi~, the 8eCOIId one driving a shutnut in his first NL Pirate starter Doc Medich s- appearance and Johnny 10. out o1 the game. It drove . Grubb batted hom~ lour runs . home the final run in the with two homers and a single . Cln!lnalll'threHun seventh. as the Padres swept the The lour Cardlnsl runs Braves. . were driven in by light Dedgen 5, Astros 4: COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Ohio Whitehall. hitters, Keith Hernandez Dusty Baker's fulkount, State coach Woody Hayes will Among Notre Dame's three having tbe best batting twoout home run in the reap the biggest hsrvest from All-Star Game.recruits is &-3, aver~~e am111g them at .241. bottom of the lith Inning gave this year 's crop of players in 215-ilound tailback Willard Bealdes Hernandez and Los Angeles a vlctnry over the Ohio High School All-Star Browner of Warren Western Falcane La Rlchard and Houston. It was Baker's third game Friday night. Reserye, who will be joining Hector Cruz also had run· homer and gave Elias Sosa, Hayes will have 10 future brothers Ross and JIIIIinie oo ICW!ng llillllea. the fUth Dodger pitcher, his Buckeyes in the 6:30 pm. lhe Fighting Irish squad. The In other games Olicago fifth tr11JIIlph against seven game in Ohio SUidiurn, five · other two ND signees are beat P)liladelphia, 4·2, losses. Sol& hsd retired all from each of North and South Upper ArlingtDn's Pat Boggs., Mmtreal nipped New Ycrk si1 batters he faced m the . .PONY GOT A BA'l11 - Jeff Roach's pooy, Eastet · · squads, while Mianu 's Dick ·lhe .IJPI Class AAA lineman s-4, Cillcln!laU. dumped ~ lOth and 11th innings . . Twist, needed • bath before she entered the competition at Crum landed six of the stars, of .the year, and tackle Mark Franclaco, Sol, San Diego the horse show at the Meigs County Fairgrowlds Saturday all from the South. Thuney of Ketter.ing Alter. swept Atlanta, 7-3 and 7-ll, night and golit ala car wash . The Clll' was11 was being . Cincinnati recruited four of Cincinnati's prizes include and Los Angeles shaded he~d by the Meigs Alllllllli Al8oclaU011 at Ellis Sohio In the ali-Blar players, while Warren Harding linebacker Houlton, s-4, In Ulnnlngs. Muklleport when Jeff and his parents, l\(1'. and Mrs. Dick Notre Dame, Ohio ·Gus Tucker, who bas Calli- .. I'UIIel !: ~ Roach of Gallipolis, stopped by Ill have the pooy bathed. University, South Carolina received raves from North Pete LaCock's two-run Several Me~gs AlWMi are pictured here with the pony and Northwestern grabbed coaches ; Q.aliback Dave homer Ia the lint UUilDg, · · • Nldlng to the financial success of the car wash we~ three each. Uggins of Fremont Ross, donations from Ellis Sd!io, YOillli!'S Market, Mart V JI'O'I!d to be !he declalve blow Ohio Stat..'s recruits from tackle Ed Kloboves of • Ollcago defeated starter Store, and Western Auto. the South inclqde split end Warren Kennedy and tackle Jim Lonllorg, 12-6, and OOLUMBUS (UP[) - Ohio Mark Cox of London · Rich Roberts of Akron Pblladel!Jhla. CUbs' starter State University Athletic tailba ck Bryan Ferguson of Buchtel. BlU Bmham won his seventh Director Ohio UniV1!isity picked off · Ed Weaver Troy; guardlinebacker Ken Fritz of Ironton ; and Marietta's Mark Geisler, a · p-omised Ill "look into the defensive Mike Guess and split end, Barbertoo tackle ' matt«" after hearing about tackle Ed Mills of C' . olmnbus Larty Williams and split end a.Michigan State lJnlversity Eastmoor . MiUs is the R<Iody Perkins of Hubhard. shulent newsp a per 's South Ciirolina "ecruited copyrighted story Monday biggest man on either team at heavily in the Bucke~ Slilte accusing OSU alumni of 6-7 and 250 pounds. 69c Playtex 51 .69 Sweetime Members of the North team this year, winding up With allpaying to have prospective SA Tampons student..thletes taken to the headed for Ohio State are stars Bill Rooline, ·a tackle fullback Paul Campbell of from Zanesville, running SALE 88• campus. SALE 29• "The allegations ... appear Ravenna, who has bet:n out- back Jeff Kendziorski of to be vague," Weaver said in standing in pre-game drills : Cadiz and quarterback Steve SAVE 40< . SAVE 81c denying any knowledge of fullback Bill Harmon of Swinehart of Lancaster. The three stars beaded for 'IITOOgdoing CCIIceming cited Massillon ; tailback T)TOne Hicks of Warren Harding; Northwestern include tackle 25c Big Wally $1.29 Alurex. In the Wellaton Little Incidents relating w coach fu llback"linebacker Jim Bruce Robinett of Xenia, Wall Cleaner League Tournament' played Woody Hayes' recruiting acLaughlin of Lyndhurst tackle John Schober of Tablets SO's lutweet, the Local Pomeroy qvities. SALE 21.2·5• . SALE 77• ~tars came home with ·•we will look inlD matter ~rush; and tackle Doug Findlay and center Mike Fiedler of T~ledo Whitmer. Com fourth place. In a.aemi.final and will cooperate fully with Wymer of Findlay. The six players who will try Thi rty-fou r different SAVE 12c pare Maalox IIJllethey~oustedbythe . 'the NCAA and Big Ten lo help Crum win his fourth colleges and universities will Welllton teem u behind a authorities if they should t Mid-American be represented amoog the 66 .1 fiDe !~~Hitter by s. CoJ: who chooae to investigate the straigb Conference title are tac\le players in the game with only 51.38 Cur ad $1 .79 Rose Milk IIndt out 12 and dldn •t walk matter." and Uma Bath's Bl;line Rei still Bandages · 'ftle state News said it hsd Rod · Barndollar a 111111. quarterback JodY Hufiman, undecided about his future SALE 88• PGDa 07'1 Jerry Fields did learned fnm aaource "close SALE 48' both of Newark; defensive education . almolt u well as he toa&ed a to the Buckeyes that OSU Those schools With two tine-Hiler while fanning 16 grid acene fer aeveral years" back Perry Belcastro of SAVE toe SAVE 91c Columbus Franklin Heights; recruits each playing in the IIIII walking five. CoJ: hit two that football booaters • made tack.le Dave Crowder of contest are Tennessee IIIWiel far bill team while T. su::h cub paymenta. 98c Bicentennial 49c Cotton Balls · Mootgamery cleUvered the The paper said it had been Co1wnbus Marloo Franklin; Bowling Green, Easter~ Plaques damtgl.. .blow, a towering told thst two Warren, Ohio, qarterbackChuckflilurk ol Kentuck y, BaU State ' home run. Fields got the only pollee officers had been paid Williamsbutg; and running Pittsburgh arid Pllrdue·. SALE 19• back Mark Hunter of SALE 39' far l'llneroy, a single." f75 and fiiO respectively by a In the COIIIOiaUoo gam!!, member of an OSU alumni SAVE 59c SAVE JOe the Puuwroy team stayed group Ill drive foothaU p-oswlth Atherul until the op- pecta to Columbus for a 98c D-Con $1.25 Elmer J)CIIIUCII erupted for sii runs recruilinent visit. Roach Pruf NOW SHOWING School Glue In tbe bottom of the third to "To the best of our down I"GGnnroy U-3. knowledge, the students in New Fall Une SALE 53• SALE 59• R. Konleldt took the loss !pleltlCII received ooly one far Plillleroy u be gave up 10 'paid' visit to the OSU SAVE 45c SAVE 66c till, ~ - . IIIII fanned CIIIIIJIUI during the time they two. Flelduocted a homer in 'ftl'e being recruited -the 49c Slenogrefhers the 11111111 caUJe, IIIII Mark ooe authorized by the rules " S1.98 Organiiers Notebook Frlead Rot two ainRles wbile Weaver said in a bri~f J. BUN and T. Jewell each statement. SA~E 99• SALE 31' 101 -· "We have no knowledge of Atbena' Riggs was the the financial transactions SAVE 18t SAVE 99c wiiiiiiC pltdler as he struck~. which were alleged to have aut two I'Gineroy battera and occurred between various 49c Gillette nlred three while giving. up Ohio state alumni and ((hers. 49c Linda Lee . .liN-.., jalt five hila. He also hit ·two "Different sell of NCAA Trac II Razor Knee Hi ~to help hla own catPe and Big Ten rules were in IIIII CooDy and Born had ~ effect at the variOUB Urnes SALE 33• SALE 4/'1.00 J'OUIId.trlpper apiece. mentiooed, and we are not at SAVE 16C Plillleroy finished fourth Ill certain as to what the VE -a tbe Zl teams 1n the precl.se violatloos are alleged lolnq. In four appearances ID be. 88c Waste Baskets 87c Modess Flushabte Fleldll eomplled a record of 3. "We bave not received any Pui< a S h ell 1, pve up juat all hila and noUflcatlon by either the Nec~laces, Noth ing SALE . .31• SALE 49• four I'WII, itruck out 62 NCAA or the Big Ten that Necklaces. WoOden ' bllten, and lasued just 17 charges of any kind have Bracelets. Copper · walb. · . been brought •"'• Ohio SAVE 39c Go ld SAVE 49c Br·ace l et s, state University or that we Plated . Bra celets , ·. 200 010-3 3 o are the subject of any kind of Pl~ r ced Earrings. w 54.00 Revlon Intimate $24.95 Kodak Post and Hoops p 000 000-0 1 2 inveatlptlve proceeding." Cologne 1 Earrings. The student newspaper Smiles Siver Kit 210 0003 5 2 said the payments amounted p SALE •1.88 211 111-11 10 o tovlolatlonaofNCAAandBig SALE '19:99 A Ten recruiting rules. Woody .to watch future Bucks in action ·Friday · I-·-._ Gardeners honor Mrs. McDaniel - Carbltt Ill lbe lilt J::-TIIIDIIb'T lhwJ ' "HI ... iotUJNI07, 0 ., 'l'lielday,Aug. 3,11171 • I Pille' 3 ~· Penni ,... IS:F.~=~ dwl of lba Middlepart <lab Jlbled in the llreboule IDdal roam .BundaJmllinR to honor Mrs. Mlldnd . McDaniel, ,Ice pn!lident of the club, who 11 !liO'rinc to Brlatnl v111a1e, Wanrly. Mn. McDaniel baa Pill'· chaaed a cotlqe there in 8 rellnlmeat center opera~ by the Preabrleriln Church. Tribute to Mrs. McDaniel wu llftll by Mrs. Sibley .Slack. _prelldent, who spoke J Sgt. and Mu. Robert Birchfield Ill Junction at;r, Ka111111 are here Wilting bill parents, Mr. and Mrs. lloward Birchfield and daUihfer, Kim, and other retaUves. Mr . and Mrs. Charles Lochary and !011, Robert, returned to their home near aucago, m. Sunday after spending a week here with their paren~. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Story and Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lochary . Their daughlel', Me~. remained IIIII will return home after the Meigs County Fair. Mr. 1nd Mrs. Bill Curnutt (Connie) and children, Paige, Parish, and JW of Irvine, Ky. are here for a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bonecutter. LaW'aOhlincer, Brian Will, Kelly Wilson, Shelly anclGall TaM.,.,.- han Rlllmld fram a ..... lb'nllltln g11eata of Dr. 1114 ..,..; Nichola KriiJiel' of PIIIBtW and lfr. IIIII Mn. IWYII( Hoellcher Ill Alnlrllla. 'lber. returned hllme with Mr. d Mrs. L. W. Kal•m-, Mid!: who were in Tnu relaUves. • vlll- CAIWANS REnlRN ; : ROCK SPRINGS- Sy"li Carman IIIII 10111, Bruce_. ·: : i Adolph's -Dairj Valley i ·~~ Mrs.: IO:OOA.M. Til11:00 P.M. Sun.-Thurs. IO:NA.M. Tii12:00P.M. Fri.& S1t. 992-2556 • : ... POMEROY, 0. : W.MAIN ~~~~~·******************.. Goessler's USDA Choice Pork Buys Fresh, Lean Bone In ·· PORK ROAST ' ' 'lt. DEWXE 2 PC. :~SUITE$2§()00 . Pork~• 'Slusag ·e. Hom~ Made Pure Pork . lh ,, ' •• . ••.•••••.• •••••• e e ......... . . JEWELRY STORE Court Street Pomeroy • I ~ ~-~ - .. . ' lb. . All Meat · lb; · 79° .....•........... Superl · All Meat lb. 790 Superiors Bologna ••••••••••••• •••••• Home Mw lb. 79° Ham Salad ·····••i••················ Fresh Lean-.5 lbs. ~ more . lb, 69° Beef ..Ground . ·····················••e• .Fresh' & Lean . · - . lb. 99° . Ck Ground Ch U •••••••••••••••••••••• 09 Fresh & Lean · . lb. •1 Round Ground ••••••••••••••••••••••• 97c Stay Fne Maxi Pads 79c El Marko Pens ' BONELESS PORK ROASl • 51.06 Klenze Mouthwash 51.19 tr~k Pens 20 in Pkg. I SALE 46• TULEY • ' :' TEA BAGS SALE 59• 88c Hyponex Root Balls • 91c .BUCKET STEAK · '1.49 LB. I f I USDA OtOICE BEEF i MINUTE STEAK I '1.19 1 I Choice U.S. BEEF LB. . . SAV.E 45c JSc Plastic Rulers 59c Lustrecreme Sh1mpoo SALE 5• SALE 26• SAVE 10c SAVE 33c 99c Pacquins Lotion 3.7',., POT A TO STICKS •.•••• ~·····~···· : FOR SUMMER SALADS 10 PAK CHICKEN OF THE SEA TUNA ••••••••••~~ •• ·cANNING LIDS EGGS . SPRING WATER .........•... .....•.... gal. jug" ~ DOZ. ABSOPURE ARTESIAN DISTILLED WATER .............. ~~;:! .. . VALLEY BELL CHOCOLATE 65c Llndl Lee ,, P1nty Hose MILX :J S,ALi 3/'1.00 :to ABSOPURE ARTESIAN $ 00 BAU. FlAT SALE 53• SAVE 70c •' USDA CHOICE BEEF SNACK FOOD..O&C O.eon Ant Pruf SALE 99• 59~ • :ICE TEA MIX SAVE 51.69 Flicker Razors 'J ' PORK STEAK MOONSTONES .................. !.~.~~.. ' 1EilEY SALE '4~95 SAVE 39c 48 CT. . $12.50 Fire Extinguishers SALE 49• "' lb. NEW, NEW CEREAL SAVE 40c E 44c SA~E •• FRESH, LEAN SALE 39• SALE 53• 2 qts. 89~ VE SCOT LAD-THROW AWAY BOffiES . lh gal. COLA & ROOT BEER •••• n •• ~~•••• s1.89 Witkin"'" Doubie Edge Ruqr B11des ?.:~ MOMTON'S SALE·89• SAVE Sl.DO SALE 19t ·- :3V,::QINNERS M.31 59c Cotton hils •. .. · lllyer Odldre,;AiP.rin 7M: Kleenex 200's SAVE 33• SALE ..... .." SAVE Uc SALE 15• SALE 3/9• SAVE SAV.E l4c 52.03 Oelusle Liquid 12 oz. SALE •1.25 SAVI7k 6 2·3 ctnta BROUGHTON'S PRODUCE • HOMO MILK 1'1 •• POTATOES : ,. SAVE 27t 10 LB. BAG •• $1.45 Usterine14 01 , •• SAU 19• .•• ' , SAVE stc RestrOom tor Lldi. IIIII Children. Cald DtkiiiiHJ wit. ... PIJTelep.._ . . . . • DUTTON DRUG STOHr Middleport, n ' '· ~ SAVE 40C GOLDEN BANANAS BROUGHION'S 8 16 OUNCE PAK ~RETURNABLE BOm.ES 2% MILK ~.11p!nc 8 PAK JUG • .... .... • ' • IDe Smile Chewing Gum HallnlarkCards Veterinay Supplies Ruaell Stoller CandJ ~· . 990 3 39c Coloring Books SAVE 47c " . ·ors· W1"eners · . . . SAVE W.96 SALE 88• Members are to have their baked gooda in lay 8:30 am. and if unable io do so.,lhey are to call Joan Kaldar, 9927751. an- BUDGET SHOP ~~ } llfAT ~ROUND FRESH DAILY. FlESH ruat SHAKES AIID SUNDAES. Kroger Stnre in Pomeroy. BAKER' S . ' FROM COSTIJME S1.35 Nozema Cream The Harrisonville OES .will hold a hake sale starting at 9 am. Friday in frCIIt of the ANOXHER · ,. :GOOD BUY li' :·····~~. m OUR·~~····•********~***** DEUCIOUS .__BI}RGERS. : ~ BAJ{E SALE SLATED ' t---::-:::=~-t--:~SA~V~E~S:!:2c~-·-t---S~A~V~E_!6!0c~,..;,-,J-_ _.,!!:2~--J S2.1l ron· l!()INT ROCK - The nua• Green • Godlll • CUter family reunion will be held •t · Columbia Chapel Church ne•r Point 'Rock 011 Route e84 Sunday. A basket dinner will be held at noon. • to SAV meeting the club decided to participate In the Dower l!how 1D be held at the Meigs County Fair. The club will furniJII arrangements in three ctauea oo AUI. 18 and Aug. 20. Mrs. Slack aiU10UIICed thai the Ohio Association. of Garden Cluba' annual venuon wW be held at Ot- •• • finish 4th ~ ~\) Haney Cale . During a l!hort bualness Surprise fetes Wells ~ 30th JEWELRY Mrs.. Velma Rue and Mrs, • Rladioli flanked by taper1. t.: decorated cake ,.. allo Included in the table ~. Mrs. Mildred Fowler ualated A J1U111ri1e blrlbciay pert)' Mn. llflrll Wlllilml, Mn. in varl- waya with the wu ginn recently bonorlng Doroth)' Wella and lamiiJ, party. . Ralpll Weill ol Laac BoUom Paul Roy, Loog Bolklll; Mr . . Others attending besides byhlawlfe,DianaiiiiiJimmy and"!oln. Ivan I'OINll _ . thote namectwere Mrs. M. J . ( aon, Budl1bomaa, Plm&O) . Pry, Mrs. Rlbi Hamm, Mrs. New!un~• AlleDCIDII were Mr. and Refreahmenla were aened. Dorothy RoUer, Mrs. Francea Wilson and Miss Hallie Mn.. Ernie Newhw and . family, Helen and llebbl, Zerkle. FAMILY TQ REIJJ'm'E DtlleY, Mrs. Jo Ellen Hawk, Dan of here retumed bol:n6 saturday lfter ~ tp daya with Gary Carmall Ulll aona, Donald and Darid ll Pataaakala. Mra. Gary Carman and dauahter:, Rhonda IIIII aon, Gary, Jr:, left by plane Friday ID v111t her motl)er, Mr1. Mat Yudlvlch of Manhattan, N.i; who is a patient in e.hotlplial there. · • Weaver to 'look lnto matter' ' s· . omeroy P all•Stars cllldlng Mn. Irene Jackson, ol ber unUrtnc ellorta oo behalf ot lbe club and Ill her Influence towud betterment ot the club ·and the commwaty. In response, Mrs. McDaniel tnld aboUt her new home in Waverly, the golf course, the garden club, the guest houae and the ~eenery, and of her conUnued intereat in Mid· dleport, ber hometnwn, and plans for frequent viii~. · Mra. Slack tntro\luced guests !Of the evening in· . a.n~en Mr. llldMrl. W.O. . . . lel'bein College in wes'ter. ville, AUI. 10, 11 and 12 with the theme "America Grows." She also repor~ she had received a communicaUOII from the yearbook chainnan jn response to her report of the past ~~ar's work. Mrs. Grace French g~ve a report of the nominating committee. New officers elected were Mrs. Slack, president; Mrs. Be~y Horky , vice president ; Mrs. Beulah Hayes, secretary, and MisS 1 Nellie Zerkle. lreaslll'er. Following the business meeting a social hour wu held wi th Mrs. McDaniel opening personal gilts fnm club members. She waa assisted by Mrs . Mary Skinner who recorded the names of the members and guests. Acllng hostessea were Mrs. Slack, Mrs. Horky, Mrs . Etoilla Cassell and Mrs . Ha yes. The refreshment table was covered with a cutwork linen cloth from Scotland belonging to Mrs. Horky wh o m;~ de the arrangeme nt of daisies , Quee n Anne's lace and • - ...• • ~ .I ' 00 �4- The n.lly Senllnel,Mlddlej,ort-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, Aug. 3, It'll I Falcone blanks Pittsburgh 4-0 . BJ caB!Il 'RJHKEL UPI 8pGrtl Writer There were two 1ehools of lbGalht about the 1ame be· tween PltiiiU'Ih and st. 1.411111 M111day night. . st. Loola' Pete Falcone slrudl out Al Oliver three tlmel, en route to a four-bit, nlne..trlkeout, 4..0 victory over the Pirates. Falcone said, with a smile : "I think It was the smartest IIJlle I've pitched In the : game In 16 decisions. Elpoa 5, Met. 4: .Pinch-hitter Jose Morales belted a three-run homer with ooe out In the ninth Inning tn bring Moolreal from behind for a victnry over New York . Morales, who leads the league In pinch hits with 14 hit his fourth homer- No. j pinchhitUng- to sink Skip Lockwood, 6-7, who hit hint · with a pitch last week In Mootreal. JQIIjCI'I. " But Oliver, who began the Padre& 7-7, Braves 3-0: .1ame 11 the National .Enzo Hernandez had three ~'a leading hitter, aald, hits, including his second with a frown: "It was the first majcr league home run In six Glass, Barl!ara Hal~y, Mellsaa Spencer, Tamm,y GIRLS' SOFTBALL SQUAD - Middleport Big Jim's bad game 1 can aay I've hsd seaSillls, to lead San Diego to .Super Stars softball team are front, Sean j acobs, hat boy; . Ferguson, Vangll Hart, and In badl, Chlrlea Boylu and· 111 7ear ." a C(lllefrom-behind victory · Jack Jacobi, CO'cllel. 1be 81rll wwe w lllleqllt ..,• second row, 1~ . Helen Slack , Cindy Crooks, Paula . Oliver's o-for- 4 over Atlanta in the opener. Swisher, Tamnu Hart and Paula Horton ; third row, Pam IJ'rfcrmance dropped him to The victory snapped a flve Crooks, Usa Oiler, Margie Miller, Khris Snowden Jean .337, one point behind game Padre losing streak . Hortnn, Vickie IJ?Yles, Joyce Stewart; fourth row: Jane Clnclnnlti's Ken Griffey. Rookie Rlck Sawyer, called Jacobs, coach; Mmdy Long, Mary Miller, April King, Kim Falcone's luck al!o carried up from the International over to the plate-he had two . League oo Saturday, pitched hi~, the 8eCOIId one driving a shutnut in his first NL Pirate starter Doc Medich s- appearance and Johnny 10. out o1 the game. It drove . Grubb batted hom~ lour runs . home the final run in the with two homers and a single . Cln!lnalll'threHun seventh. as the Padres swept the The lour Cardlnsl runs Braves. . were driven in by light Dedgen 5, Astros 4: COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Ohio Whitehall. hitters, Keith Hernandez Dusty Baker's fulkount, State coach Woody Hayes will Among Notre Dame's three having tbe best batting twoout home run in the reap the biggest hsrvest from All-Star Game.recruits is &-3, aver~~e am111g them at .241. bottom of the lith Inning gave this year 's crop of players in 215-ilound tailback Willard Bealdes Hernandez and Los Angeles a vlctnry over the Ohio High School All-Star Browner of Warren Western Falcane La Rlchard and Houston. It was Baker's third game Friday night. Reserye, who will be joining Hector Cruz also had run· homer and gave Elias Sosa, Hayes will have 10 future brothers Ross and JIIIIinie oo ICW!ng llillllea. the fUth Dodger pitcher, his Buckeyes in the 6:30 pm. lhe Fighting Irish squad. The In other games Olicago fifth tr11JIIlph against seven game in Ohio SUidiurn, five · other two ND signees are beat P)liladelphia, 4·2, losses. Sol& hsd retired all from each of North and South Upper ArlingtDn's Pat Boggs., Mmtreal nipped New Ycrk si1 batters he faced m the . .PONY GOT A BA'l11 - Jeff Roach's pooy, Eastet · · squads, while Mianu 's Dick ·lhe .IJPI Class AAA lineman s-4, Cillcln!laU. dumped ~ lOth and 11th innings . . Twist, needed • bath before she entered the competition at Crum landed six of the stars, of .the year, and tackle Mark Franclaco, Sol, San Diego the horse show at the Meigs County Fairgrowlds Saturday all from the South. Thuney of Ketter.ing Alter. swept Atlanta, 7-3 and 7-ll, night and golit ala car wash . The Clll' was11 was being . Cincinnati recruited four of Cincinnati's prizes include and Los Angeles shaded he~d by the Meigs Alllllllli Al8oclaU011 at Ellis Sohio In the ali-Blar players, while Warren Harding linebacker Houlton, s-4, In Ulnnlngs. Muklleport when Jeff and his parents, l\(1'. and Mrs. Dick Notre Dame, Ohio ·Gus Tucker, who bas Calli- .. I'UIIel !: ~ Roach of Gallipolis, stopped by Ill have the pooy bathed. University, South Carolina received raves from North Pete LaCock's two-run Several Me~gs AlWMi are pictured here with the pony and Northwestern grabbed coaches ; Q.aliback Dave homer Ia the lint UUilDg, · · • Nldlng to the financial success of the car wash we~ three each. Uggins of Fremont Ross, donations from Ellis Sd!io, YOillli!'S Market, Mart V JI'O'I!d to be !he declalve blow Ohio Stat..'s recruits from tackle Ed Kloboves of • Ollcago defeated starter Store, and Western Auto. the South inclqde split end Warren Kennedy and tackle Jim Lonllorg, 12-6, and OOLUMBUS (UP[) - Ohio Mark Cox of London · Rich Roberts of Akron Pblladel!Jhla. CUbs' starter State University Athletic tailba ck Bryan Ferguson of Buchtel. BlU Bmham won his seventh Director Ohio UniV1!isity picked off · Ed Weaver Troy; guardlinebacker Ken Fritz of Ironton ; and Marietta's Mark Geisler, a · p-omised Ill "look into the defensive Mike Guess and split end, Barbertoo tackle ' matt«" after hearing about tackle Ed Mills of C' . olmnbus Larty Williams and split end a.Michigan State lJnlversity Eastmoor . MiUs is the R<Iody Perkins of Hubhard. shulent newsp a per 's South Ciirolina "ecruited copyrighted story Monday biggest man on either team at heavily in the Bucke~ Slilte accusing OSU alumni of 6-7 and 250 pounds. 69c Playtex 51 .69 Sweetime Members of the North team this year, winding up With allpaying to have prospective SA Tampons student..thletes taken to the headed for Ohio State are stars Bill Rooline, ·a tackle fullback Paul Campbell of from Zanesville, running SALE 88• campus. SALE 29• "The allegations ... appear Ravenna, who has bet:n out- back Jeff Kendziorski of to be vague," Weaver said in standing in pre-game drills : Cadiz and quarterback Steve SAVE 40< . SAVE 81c denying any knowledge of fullback Bill Harmon of Swinehart of Lancaster. The three stars beaded for 'IITOOgdoing CCIIceming cited Massillon ; tailback T)TOne Hicks of Warren Harding; Northwestern include tackle 25c Big Wally $1.29 Alurex. In the Wellaton Little Incidents relating w coach fu llback"linebacker Jim Bruce Robinett of Xenia, Wall Cleaner League Tournament' played Woody Hayes' recruiting acLaughlin of Lyndhurst tackle John Schober of Tablets SO's lutweet, the Local Pomeroy qvities. SALE 21.2·5• . SALE 77• ~tars came home with ·•we will look inlD matter ~rush; and tackle Doug Findlay and center Mike Fiedler of T~ledo Whitmer. Com fourth place. In a.aemi.final and will cooperate fully with Wymer of Findlay. The six players who will try Thi rty-fou r different SAVE 12c pare Maalox IIJllethey~oustedbythe . 'the NCAA and Big Ten lo help Crum win his fourth colleges and universities will Welllton teem u behind a authorities if they should t Mid-American be represented amoog the 66 .1 fiDe !~~Hitter by s. CoJ: who chooae to investigate the straigb Conference title are tac\le players in the game with only 51.38 Cur ad $1 .79 Rose Milk IIndt out 12 and dldn •t walk matter." and Uma Bath's Bl;line Rei still Bandages · 'ftle state News said it hsd Rod · Barndollar a 111111. quarterback JodY Hufiman, undecided about his future SALE 88• PGDa 07'1 Jerry Fields did learned fnm aaource "close SALE 48' both of Newark; defensive education . almolt u well as he toa&ed a to the Buckeyes that OSU Those schools With two tine-Hiler while fanning 16 grid acene fer aeveral years" back Perry Belcastro of SAVE toe SAVE 91c Columbus Franklin Heights; recruits each playing in the IIIII walking five. CoJ: hit two that football booaters • made tack.le Dave Crowder of contest are Tennessee IIIWiel far bill team while T. su::h cub paymenta. 98c Bicentennial 49c Cotton Balls · Mootgamery cleUvered the The paper said it had been Co1wnbus Marloo Franklin; Bowling Green, Easter~ Plaques damtgl.. .blow, a towering told thst two Warren, Ohio, qarterbackChuckflilurk ol Kentuck y, BaU State ' home run. Fields got the only pollee officers had been paid Williamsbutg; and running Pittsburgh arid Pllrdue·. SALE 19• back Mark Hunter of SALE 39' far l'llneroy, a single." f75 and fiiO respectively by a In the COIIIOiaUoo gam!!, member of an OSU alumni SAVE 59c SAVE JOe the Puuwroy team stayed group Ill drive foothaU p-oswlth Atherul until the op- pecta to Columbus for a 98c D-Con $1.25 Elmer J)CIIIUCII erupted for sii runs recruilinent visit. Roach Pruf NOW SHOWING School Glue In tbe bottom of the third to "To the best of our down I"GGnnroy U-3. knowledge, the students in New Fall Une SALE 53• SALE 59• R. Konleldt took the loss !pleltlCII received ooly one far Plillleroy u be gave up 10 'paid' visit to the OSU SAVE 45c SAVE 66c till, ~ - . IIIII fanned CIIIIIJIUI during the time they two. Flelduocted a homer in 'ftl'e being recruited -the 49c Slenogrefhers the 11111111 caUJe, IIIII Mark ooe authorized by the rules " S1.98 Organiiers Notebook Frlead Rot two ainRles wbile Weaver said in a bri~f J. BUN and T. Jewell each statement. SA~E 99• SALE 31' 101 -· "We have no knowledge of Atbena' Riggs was the the financial transactions SAVE 18t SAVE 99c wiiiiiiC pltdler as he struck~. which were alleged to have aut two I'Gineroy battera and occurred between various 49c Gillette nlred three while giving. up Ohio state alumni and ((hers. 49c Linda Lee . .liN-.., jalt five hila. He also hit ·two "Different sell of NCAA Trac II Razor Knee Hi ~to help hla own catPe and Big Ten rules were in IIIII CooDy and Born had ~ effect at the variOUB Urnes SALE 33• SALE 4/'1.00 J'OUIId.trlpper apiece. mentiooed, and we are not at SAVE 16C Plillleroy finished fourth Ill certain as to what the VE -a tbe Zl teams 1n the precl.se violatloos are alleged lolnq. In four appearances ID be. 88c Waste Baskets 87c Modess Flushabte Fleldll eomplled a record of 3. "We bave not received any Pui< a S h ell 1, pve up juat all hila and noUflcatlon by either the Nec~laces, Noth ing SALE . .31• SALE 49• four I'WII, itruck out 62 NCAA or the Big Ten that Necklaces. WoOden ' bllten, and lasued just 17 charges of any kind have Bracelets. Copper · walb. · . been brought •"'• Ohio SAVE 39c Go ld SAVE 49c Br·ace l et s, state University or that we Plated . Bra celets , ·. 200 010-3 3 o are the subject of any kind of Pl~ r ced Earrings. w 54.00 Revlon Intimate $24.95 Kodak Post and Hoops p 000 000-0 1 2 inveatlptlve proceeding." Cologne 1 Earrings. The student newspaper Smiles Siver Kit 210 0003 5 2 said the payments amounted p SALE •1.88 211 111-11 10 o tovlolatlonaofNCAAandBig SALE '19:99 A Ten recruiting rules. Woody .to watch future Bucks in action ·Friday · I-·-._ Gardeners honor Mrs. McDaniel - Carbltt Ill lbe lilt J::-TIIIDIIb'T lhwJ ' "HI ... iotUJNI07, 0 ., 'l'lielday,Aug. 3,11171 • I Pille' 3 ~· Penni ,... IS:F.~=~ dwl of lba Middlepart <lab Jlbled in the llreboule IDdal roam .BundaJmllinR to honor Mrs. Mlldnd . McDaniel, ,Ice pn!lident of the club, who 11 !liO'rinc to Brlatnl v111a1e, Wanrly. Mn. McDaniel baa Pill'· chaaed a cotlqe there in 8 rellnlmeat center opera~ by the Preabrleriln Church. Tribute to Mrs. McDaniel wu llftll by Mrs. Sibley .Slack. _prelldent, who spoke J Sgt. and Mu. Robert Birchfield Ill Junction at;r, Ka111111 are here Wilting bill parents, Mr. and Mrs. lloward Birchfield and daUihfer, Kim, and other retaUves. Mr . and Mrs. Charles Lochary and !011, Robert, returned to their home near aucago, m. Sunday after spending a week here with their paren~. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Story and Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lochary . Their daughlel', Me~. remained IIIII will return home after the Meigs County Fair. Mr. 1nd Mrs. Bill Curnutt (Connie) and children, Paige, Parish, and JW of Irvine, Ky. are here for a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bonecutter. LaW'aOhlincer, Brian Will, Kelly Wilson, Shelly anclGall TaM.,.,.- han Rlllmld fram a ..... lb'nllltln g11eata of Dr. 1114 ..,..; Nichola KriiJiel' of PIIIBtW and lfr. IIIII Mn. IWYII( Hoellcher Ill Alnlrllla. 'lber. returned hllme with Mr. d Mrs. L. W. Kal•m-, Mid!: who were in Tnu relaUves. • vlll- CAIWANS REnlRN ; : ROCK SPRINGS- Sy"li Carman IIIII 10111, Bruce_. ·: : i Adolph's -Dairj Valley i ·~~ Mrs.: IO:OOA.M. Til11:00 P.M. Sun.-Thurs. IO:NA.M. Tii12:00P.M. Fri.& S1t. 992-2556 • : ... POMEROY, 0. : W.MAIN ~~~~~·******************.. Goessler's USDA Choice Pork Buys Fresh, Lean Bone In ·· PORK ROAST ' ' 'lt. DEWXE 2 PC. :~SUITE$2§()00 . Pork~• 'Slusag ·e. Hom~ Made Pure Pork . lh ,, ' •• . ••.•••••.• •••••• e e ......... . . JEWELRY STORE Court Street Pomeroy • I ~ ~-~ - .. . ' lb. . All Meat · lb; · 79° .....•........... Superl · All Meat lb. 790 Superiors Bologna ••••••••••••• •••••• Home Mw lb. 79° Ham Salad ·····••i••················ Fresh Lean-.5 lbs. ~ more . lb, 69° Beef ..Ground . ·····················••e• .Fresh' & Lean . · - . lb. 99° . Ck Ground Ch U •••••••••••••••••••••• 09 Fresh & Lean · . lb. •1 Round Ground ••••••••••••••••••••••• 97c Stay Fne Maxi Pads 79c El Marko Pens ' BONELESS PORK ROASl • 51.06 Klenze Mouthwash 51.19 tr~k Pens 20 in Pkg. I SALE 46• TULEY • ' :' TEA BAGS SALE 59• 88c Hyponex Root Balls • 91c .BUCKET STEAK · '1.49 LB. I f I USDA OtOICE BEEF i MINUTE STEAK I '1.19 1 I Choice U.S. BEEF LB. . . SAV.E 45c JSc Plastic Rulers 59c Lustrecreme Sh1mpoo SALE 5• SALE 26• SAVE 10c SAVE 33c 99c Pacquins Lotion 3.7',., POT A TO STICKS •.•••• ~·····~···· : FOR SUMMER SALADS 10 PAK CHICKEN OF THE SEA TUNA ••••••••••~~ •• ·cANNING LIDS EGGS . SPRING WATER .........•... .....•.... gal. jug" ~ DOZ. ABSOPURE ARTESIAN DISTILLED WATER .............. ~~;:! .. . VALLEY BELL CHOCOLATE 65c Llndl Lee ,, P1nty Hose MILX :J S,ALi 3/'1.00 :to ABSOPURE ARTESIAN $ 00 BAU. FlAT SALE 53• SAVE 70c •' USDA CHOICE BEEF SNACK FOOD..O&C O.eon Ant Pruf SALE 99• 59~ • :ICE TEA MIX SAVE 51.69 Flicker Razors 'J ' PORK STEAK MOONSTONES .................. !.~.~~.. ' 1EilEY SALE '4~95 SAVE 39c 48 CT. . $12.50 Fire Extinguishers SALE 49• "' lb. NEW, NEW CEREAL SAVE 40c E 44c SA~E •• FRESH, LEAN SALE 39• SALE 53• 2 qts. 89~ VE SCOT LAD-THROW AWAY BOffiES . lh gal. COLA & ROOT BEER •••• n •• ~~•••• s1.89 Witkin"'" Doubie Edge Ruqr B11des ?.:~ MOMTON'S SALE·89• SAVE Sl.DO SALE 19t ·- :3V,::QINNERS M.31 59c Cotton hils •. .. · lllyer Odldre,;AiP.rin 7M: Kleenex 200's SAVE 33• SALE ..... .." SAVE Uc SALE 15• SALE 3/9• SAVE SAV.E l4c 52.03 Oelusle Liquid 12 oz. SALE •1.25 SAVI7k 6 2·3 ctnta BROUGHTON'S PRODUCE • HOMO MILK 1'1 •• POTATOES : ,. SAVE 27t 10 LB. BAG •• $1.45 Usterine14 01 , •• SAU 19• .•• ' , SAVE stc RestrOom tor Lldi. IIIII Children. Cald DtkiiiiHJ wit. ... PIJTelep.._ . . . . • DUTTON DRUG STOHr Middleport, n ' '· ~ SAVE 40C GOLDEN BANANAS BROUGHION'S 8 16 OUNCE PAK ~RETURNABLE BOm.ES 2% MILK ~.11p!nc 8 PAK JUG • .... .... • ' • IDe Smile Chewing Gum HallnlarkCards Veterinay Supplies Ruaell Stoller CandJ ~· . 990 3 39c Coloring Books SAVE 47c " . ·ors· W1"eners · . . . SAVE W.96 SALE 88• Members are to have their baked gooda in lay 8:30 am. and if unable io do so.,lhey are to call Joan Kaldar, 9927751. an- BUDGET SHOP ~~ } llfAT ~ROUND FRESH DAILY. FlESH ruat SHAKES AIID SUNDAES. Kroger Stnre in Pomeroy. BAKER' S . ' FROM COSTIJME S1.35 Nozema Cream The Harrisonville OES .will hold a hake sale starting at 9 am. Friday in frCIIt of the ANOXHER · ,. :GOOD BUY li' :·····~~. m OUR·~~····•********~***** DEUCIOUS .__BI}RGERS. : ~ BAJ{E SALE SLATED ' t---::-:::=~-t--:~SA~V~E~S:!:2c~-·-t---S~A~V~E_!6!0c~,..;,-,J-_ _.,!!:2~--J S2.1l ron· l!()INT ROCK - The nua• Green • Godlll • CUter family reunion will be held •t · Columbia Chapel Church ne•r Point 'Rock 011 Route e84 Sunday. A basket dinner will be held at noon. • to SAV meeting the club decided to participate In the Dower l!how 1D be held at the Meigs County Fair. The club will furniJII arrangements in three ctauea oo AUI. 18 and Aug. 20. Mrs. Slack aiU10UIICed thai the Ohio Association. of Garden Cluba' annual venuon wW be held at Ot- •• • finish 4th ~ ~\) Haney Cale . During a l!hort bualness Surprise fetes Wells ~ 30th JEWELRY Mrs.. Velma Rue and Mrs, • Rladioli flanked by taper1. t.: decorated cake ,.. allo Included in the table ~. Mrs. Mildred Fowler ualated A J1U111ri1e blrlbciay pert)' Mn. llflrll Wlllilml, Mn. in varl- waya with the wu ginn recently bonorlng Doroth)' Wella and lamiiJ, party. . Ralpll Weill ol Laac BoUom Paul Roy, Loog Bolklll; Mr . . Others attending besides byhlawlfe,DianaiiiiiJimmy and"!oln. Ivan I'OINll _ . thote namectwere Mrs. M. J . ( aon, Budl1bomaa, Plm&O) . Pry, Mrs. Rlbi Hamm, Mrs. New!un~• AlleDCIDII were Mr. and Refreahmenla were aened. Dorothy RoUer, Mrs. Francea Wilson and Miss Hallie Mn.. Ernie Newhw and . family, Helen and llebbl, Zerkle. FAMILY TQ REIJJ'm'E DtlleY, Mrs. Jo Ellen Hawk, Dan of here retumed bol:n6 saturday lfter ~ tp daya with Gary Carmall Ulll aona, Donald and Darid ll Pataaakala. Mra. Gary Carman and dauahter:, Rhonda IIIII aon, Gary, Jr:, left by plane Friday ID v111t her motl)er, Mr1. Mat Yudlvlch of Manhattan, N.i; who is a patient in e.hotlplial there. · • Weaver to 'look lnto matter' ' s· . omeroy P all•Stars cllldlng Mn. Irene Jackson, ol ber unUrtnc ellorta oo behalf ot lbe club and Ill her Influence towud betterment ot the club ·and the commwaty. In response, Mrs. McDaniel tnld aboUt her new home in Waverly, the golf course, the garden club, the guest houae and the ~eenery, and of her conUnued intereat in Mid· dleport, ber hometnwn, and plans for frequent viii~. · Mra. Slack tntro\luced guests !Of the evening in· . a.n~en Mr. llldMrl. W.O. . . . lel'bein College in wes'ter. ville, AUI. 10, 11 and 12 with the theme "America Grows." She also repor~ she had received a communicaUOII from the yearbook chainnan jn response to her report of the past ~~ar's work. Mrs. Grace French g~ve a report of the nominating committee. New officers elected were Mrs. Slack, president; Mrs. Be~y Horky , vice president ; Mrs. Beulah Hayes, secretary, and MisS 1 Nellie Zerkle. lreaslll'er. Following the business meeting a social hour wu held wi th Mrs. McDaniel opening personal gilts fnm club members. She waa assisted by Mrs . Mary Skinner who recorded the names of the members and guests. Acllng hostessea were Mrs. Slack, Mrs. Horky, Mrs . Etoilla Cassell and Mrs . Ha yes. The refreshment table was covered with a cutwork linen cloth from Scotland belonging to Mrs. Horky wh o m;~ de the arrangeme nt of daisies , Quee n Anne's lace and • - ...• • ~ .I ' 00 �" Socjal Calendar ' RFB: "Precocious" yOU may be. Cautious you're NOT! Let's hope your motller maintains the boy-watch until you learn to control your goose bumps! - HELEN +++ THURSDAY GALLIA COUNTY Salon, Eight and Forty, will hold a picnic a l the home of Mrs. lnes Marchi, Rt. 35, Gaiiipolls, Thursday, 5:30 p.m. Mrs . Audrey Glaub, departementai chapeau, wiD inslail officers for the 1976-7'1 year. DEMOCRAT COM· MI'I;TEE Thursday at Episcopal Parish House, 8 p.m. Plans to be made for display at fair . EVANGELINE CHAPTER 172, Order of the Eastern Slar, 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Middleport Masonic Temple. Past matrons and past patrons to he honored. A "do your own thing" auction will be held. CATHOLIC WOMEN'S CLub, Sacred Heart Church, Thursday, with hostesses Mary Morrow, Mary Kunzelman, Helene Brickles and Ann Blackwood. M\!Cting will be held following the 7:30 p.m. Mass. Ready For Boys: Correction: you're "ready for trouble!" What's wrong with sex here is you're an inunature 14 and he's out to score. Get sensible! - SUE , , +++ Dear Helen and Sue: Will foolin~ around delay menstruation? - P. A. P.A. Sometimes. - HELEN +++ P.A. : Even up to nine months, depending on your definition of "fooling around." - SUE · . MURDERY MYSTERY- Bunny Baldwin as Louisa Creed; Cheryl K . as Ellen Creed a~ Lori Organ as Emlly Creed In a scene from the Ohio Valley Sumn=Theater's ~~~~~~ -~;~::Th~~~~,!~urder mystery, which ~Ill play Aug. 5-7, 12-1~ +++ NOTE FROM HELEN: And remember, technical virgins have been known to get pregnant. A spenn can travel around an Intact bymen, although thiS doesn't happen often. +++ Rap: r m engaged and having a nifty time buying tllings for our apartment ... Until I show tllem to my divorced girl friend , who lives next door. She always says stuff like "You'D never use that," (about the vegetable chopper), or "Why bother when il won'tlast anyway ?" Now she's saying I'm stupid for spending my own money when,J'IJ "jual get duplicates at showers." I EN JOY shop"'"g for uus.~' ' . yuo . When you can't avoid a cold-water thrower, what's the next best tiling? - PLANNING ANNE Anne: Best way to put down a putter-down Is: beat her to the punch line. When she gets that "I've been tllrough It so I know" look, tell her, "I know what you're going to say so don't say ·it!" -SUE ' +++ · Anne: Even though yau can't avoid the bitter divorcee you can avoid discussing your marrlsge plans with her. Keep the conversation away from weddings, and you may even remain ' friends. - HELEN ... +++ Fink.reunion held DEXTER - The annual Fink reunion was held here Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Archie (Eva) McKinney and son, Sam. Atleftding were ·Mr. and Mrs. Nile (Betty) Strait and · Billy, Merrill Island, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. Junior (Margaret) Silchuck, Jim, Sharon and Tammy, Rittman; Mrs. E~rl (Irene) ~. Rillmsn; Mr. and Mrs. Ray (Frances) Darnell, Fort Wayne, Ind.; Mr. and DAUGHTER BORN CHESTER-Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hoffman of Chester IIIIDOIIJlCe tile birth · of a daughter, Stephanie Lea, July '!/ at Pleasant Valley HCJIPltal. The w.DI weighed nine JIOIIllds, four and one half nuncea. Maternal grand..renls are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barr, Middleport; ..temal grandparents, Mr. and Mn. Paul Hoffman Cheater; !J18lernal greai grandfalber, Rollcoe HoUon, Cheater and palernal greatarandmother, Mrs. Lucy Gaul, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Flcra Barr of Leon, W. Va. Mrs. Eugene Fink, Mr. and Mrs. Russell LitUe, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Birchfield and Kim, Mr. and Mrs. James Birchfield, son, Jeff, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis McKinney, Tracy and Archie, Rutland, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fink and son, Mike, Pomeroy. Others attending were Mr. and Mrs. Terry Little, Atilens; Mrs. Carl Harris Scott, Tina and Olad, Fori Lauderdale, Fla.; Sgt. and' Mrs. Robert Birchfield Junction City, KaD$88; Mr: and Mrs. 0\arles Newhouse Chuckie and Steve, Wood: burn, Ind.; Mary Carr and . Brian, Lima; Ralph Joseph Lima, and Eddie ffiad: Dexter. Calling In tile evening were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Michael, Pomeroy. Classified Ads brln1 you ntra cash for shoppln& sprus NOW OPEN SUNDAYS - 9 AM TO 6 PM PRICES EFFECTIVE AUGUST 3 THRU 7 TUESDAY DREW WEBSTER Post 39 Tuesday, 8 p.m. POMEROY CHAPTER 1116, Order or the Eastern Star, 7:45 Tuesday at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Initiation to be held and officers are asked to wear tileir blue gowns. WEDNESDAY REGULAR MEETING, Pomeroy Lodge 164, F&AM, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.; aU Master Masons !Jivited. "J>recoc:lous" Needs Precaution Rap: I'm 14 and a virgin but only because my motller watches me Uke I wi!S a baby. , This guy (who's older and knows) says, what's wrong witll Bell, we wouldn't be herewitboutlt? I get goose bumps tlllnking about him, but I've only tallted to him four Urnes and I'm not allowed to go with him, ' People say I'm precauUous so why doesn't my mother understand I'm - READY FOR BOYS Polly's Pointers Melted candle mars mahogany speeds tile animal struggles. POLLY'S PROBLEM Truck beds are metal arld I DEAR POLLY -Several wonder if these owners large candles melted on my .IDahogany dining table. After consider the animal 's feet or lots of work I thoagbt tl!e the sun beating down on his table top was cleaa, but 11 head. How about rememlooks smudgy regardless of bering the dog may be bow I clean it. I would cer- thirsty, too, when you go in taluly appreciate any belp some place for a short beer you can give me. - MRS. and the poor creature sits outside dying for tlle love of T.C.D. DEAR MRS. T.C.D. - Did his owner. - LOIS. DEAR POLLY - I had a you wash the table top with couple of feet of <11181 sheif warm mUd soap suds and paper that is sticl<;y ·On one immediately dry i~ do!Dg side and wondered how I only a smaU aru at a time• could use it, unW'Ispotled the Wbea I have had tiDy dot sit~ cardboard used on . my desk spots left oa my table after candle wu was cleaued off, I pad. They do not seem to put usaaUy find they are easiest blotters in them any more so removed by us!Dg a linger- mine was soiled with ink nan. In despuate cases, a marks and coffee rings. doth sllgbdy dampaned with There was my answer. I alcohol and then polished covered the l/afdboard will! immediately removes ..odie the paper and it looks great., smudges. But It does call5e as well as matching the some flalshes to become chin mahogany wood in the desk. - FRANK. looking, so do test first. DEAR POLLY - I used to POLLY. . long !OJ: an electric mixer on DEAR POLLY - To hasten a stand. My arm would gel so the gemiinalion of any seeds tired holding my portable one I may be planting, 1 place the when making mayonnaise, pots with tile planted seeds on menngues, etc. I found top or my hot tray or a hot air I could make my n- register. Since the seeds own stand by restneed warmth from the bot- mg the back end of the tom this gives tllem a start. mixer on a five and a half ELAINE. inch taU cardboard container DEAR POLLY - When or salt. So n0w lbe sail box or washing or drying a sweater a similar size can of coffee or jacket with pretty buttons with a plastic lid ill on tile on it, I button it and turn counter when I "go into my inside out. Then the buttons act." - AGNES. (PoUy's are not chipped dUring the · note -:.Do keep an eye on it so washmg. - BE'I'l'Y J. the rruxer does not jiggle orr DEAR POLLY - My Pet its stand.) . Peeve is with the dog owners PoUy will send you one of' who put tileir dogs in the back her "peachy" tbank·you of a truck. On a recent trip we cards, Ideal lor fram!Dg or saw many dead ones along plating in your family the "country area" high- scrapbook, If sbe uses YOIII' ways. Have these careless favorite Polater, peeve or owners ever watch a dog try Problem ID ber co!UDID. Write to get his fooling as the truck PoUy's Pointers ID care of turns a corner. Even at low this aewspaper. Letart women gather LETART, W. Va. - The Cherokee Extension Homemakers Club met at the home of Mrs. Judith Scites last Tuesday evening. · The meeting was called to order by the president. Salute to the flag was given foiiowed hy the reading of the NaUonal Home Creed and the dub pledge. Devotions were given by Mrs. Ollie Browning, using the subject "The Best of Liberty .... Scripture was Psalms 116:16. The lesson, "Home Canning-Update" was given by Mrs . Allarah Dewhurst. Minutes of the last meeting and the treasurer's report were read and approved. Among the business discussed at the meeting was tile workshop at the home of Mrs. WiUa Scites at ·which · time the club's con lribu ti on to the Mason Coul:tty Fair was made. II was agreed that Mrs. Sally Smith, Mrs. Kale Slone and Mrs. Vi Stanton would work at the club's booth on 'Aug. 5. The club also decided to contribute to the Student and ;Friendship Fund and to provide some food to the rnissi on in Point Pleasant. Plans were made to make sandwiches at the home of Mrs. Nellie Casto for tile Internauonal Tea held July 28. A report on the General Council was made by Mrs. Sally Smith and Mrs. OUie Browning. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Judith Sciles to Mrs. Ollie Browning, Mrs. Nellie Casto, Mrs. Attarah Dewhurst, Mrs. Willa Scites Mrs. Sally Smith, Mrs. vi Slanton and Mrs. Kale stone . JOAN OF ARC KIDNEY BEANS...............~ ...........~.~~_'~~-49' CHEF BOY-AR-DEE Meat or oz . 39e SPAGH£11'1 SAUCE.~~~~~?.~~......... ~~.-... DELICIOUS .ON THE GRILL QUANnTIES RIGHTS RESERVED Open Eves. Ti19:00. We Accept Federal Food Stamps ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED - Mr. and Mrl. carl Neii!On, 855 Sycamore St., Middleport, celebrated lhelr 25th wedding aM!versary on Aug. 2. They art the partnla of Six children, Larry at Fort Kno:a:, Ky.; Qleryl, Brenda, Roger, Carroll Ray and Joon, all of Middleport. They allo have two grandchUdren. · .• •• •• _.• •••• Club plans activities • •• ••• Strickland. Mrs. Mildred Wells will host the ned meeting. Mrs. McKnight served a dessert course to those named and Mrs. Shirley Baity, Mrs. Betty WehrUIIIl; Mrs . Nettie Boyer, Mrs. Marty Hoffman and Mrs. Joan Hoffman. , A family picnic and rummage sale to be held later this month were planned at .tile Wednesady night mee\lng of the Sew-Rite-Sewing Club at the Lncoin Heights club house . Mrs. Lenora McKnight was hostess. Presiding at the meeting was Mrs. Pandora Collins with Mrs. McKnight giving the treasurer's report and Mrs. Evelyn Gilmore, the secretary's report. Games were played with prizes going to Mrs. Lucy While, · Mrs. Pandora -Collins, Mrs . Barbara Mullen and Mrs. Flo "• • First birthday is celebrated • ..",,' OR GRAPE DRINK ...•• •• ~ -•nce ... ~ • SALTINE CRACKERS ....•• KRAFT •• .... -.. ' · Rltiht'R-vldlo'LimltQuantltles Wt Gtsdly Acctpl F11l. Food Stamps. __...... Monday lhru Friday 9:00to7:00 "09 ' Delicious For IMnonade PWMS LEMONS a • We will rev lew your Insurance program with you fr.ee o.f charge imy day ol the ...• ~ -.....-·.. -........ --...... ~ week. Call or stop· • ..... ..... ·1nsurance.s.ta ....• ..... 992·~139 •• • & ~ • ••w ~ MASON "" ••• • "' FAIRNlnftiE ..•• ~ STORE HOURS ••:.·' ....... Mon., Tu,s., Wect.si Sat ......:.e:~Oti15:00 THURSDAY t1Ll2 NOOtf · ctGr. rb. 69' $eulhlm ' . PEACHES 4tr. •. 29~ Ill sge . . -ORANGE DRINK .......................... ~~.....49 -· King Size LUX LIQUID BREEZE 2.29 46 oz. ~ DISH DETERGENT 32 OL 14 PORK lOIN ,. ,. ~ . ' FRIDM-.UN11L8 PM · ' ' ...••· '. ... WHOLE.· PORK LOIN .;j .... . • MASON FURNITURE . PLAN SUPPER The Belles and Beaus' Western Square Dance Club will have a supper at 6:30 ~· . .. 773-5592 ,~· Herman Grate r.. .. t EXTRA LEAN "' Malon, W.Va. ~ -.......... ., CENTER .CUTCHOPS ... ..•"''. QUICK FRY - EXTRA THIN ~ . FRENCH CITY USDA CHOICE .....• ,, BREAKFAST CHOPS ., ~ •• • 12 oz. =· ·' •' SLAB BACON pkg. •• •• ' lb. SLICED 1 ' NESTEA................ _. :._ ......... ~. _ .........~~~~-·-. -~ 1 10 BES PAK . TRASH BAGS ............................... ;. ~~--~.. -89' ARMOUR 00 VIENNA SAUSAGE.~ .................3~aonz~ $} KRAFT . 1o MARSHMALLOWS........................~~t.-...39~ .rEA" BAGS.....................................~~.~.t.'. ~ }59 HI-t pkg. •... • Thursday night at the Royal Oak recreation building preceding a dance. AU members are asked to take a covered dish. Caller for the "The club the past few weeks has · Insurance been Sonny Bess of Hun- · Store" · tlngton, W.. Va. Cecil Sayre, regular caller and his wife "'"' Jane, have been on vacation: . They will return on l'hurs214 E. Main day, Aug. 12. '1.19 LB. •1.19 lB. •1.49 LB• '1.59 '· :l"'' t:. .......'......... ....-... .,:· .... BY THE PIECE ':!... q • •• •• .".•.. ,CUBE . ••• '" . STEAK ' .. ~ t PHEBE'S STORE OR AMERICAN 59$ 39$ ·~ YI!U• yoorlv ln..raprelillums. 49 .. _ Aug. 4-7 botlie · lb. box 12 oz. DEL .XE CHEESE SLICES " S.·lO to 25~ bottle ·54 OL . •• and see us. , Stephanie Ann Ohlinger, daughter of Pansy and Dorsey Ohlinger, Pomeroy, celebrated her first birthday July 25 with a party at the Blue and Grey Restaurant. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Phil McFarland, Shane, Rick and Tammy, Goldie Carson and Jeff, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hawkins and Chrissy, Virginia - Thomas Mayrene Dawn and Jimmy'. . Stephanie . is the granddaughter of Virginia Thomas · of Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ohlinger, Middleport. Cake, ice cream and punch were served . '. 38 OL • combln.. poor Auto ond Homoownttt lnInto . ONE pollcp STEPHANIE OHLINGER 25 ft. roll # a, IMI OL can ~ PtiSDnll! CLINIC AVAILABLE Appointments are now being made for the Meigs. County free cancer cllnlc for women. Those wlsh!Dg to visit the next cllnlc on Aug. 6 should call 992.7531, . from I to 4 p.m. Tuesday or ·Thursday; 99%-3382, dally, or 99%-5832, evenlags or "'cekends. 15 ' •• •• You may btlllitto J • USDA CHOICE BEEF J ·5th &Pearl , ,• '~ .~ I' c • •l • #. • ' ... I ··1.39 . French City All Meat JACKSON BOLOGNA French City _BOI~D lb. HAM $1.99 - . French Cit¥ ' BOwt CLEANER . ' ' ' .'· '. ~ ~·. N0.125 34 OZ. CAN ' 59~ 7·9~ I S_ KINLESS WIENERS • 99$ $119 Exp!res: 8-7-76 Twin City .Gateway AU GRINDS 1-LB. CAN W/C 8 OZ. BTL Expires: 8-7-76 . Twin City Gateway W/C NO. 185 32 OZ. BTL L __ c_otJfJr~r'~ PRINGLE$ W/C 59~ Expires: 8-7-76_ Twi!l City Gateway W/C ~- CRISCO SHORTENING POTATO CHIPS 90Z.CAN 89~ Expires 8-7-76 Twin City Gateway COUPON C UUPUN 2/79~ $179 FOR DISHES EKpires: 8-7-76 Twin City Gateway ITALIAN DRESSING PIJ:.SOAK NO. 155 38 OZ. BOX W/C PALMOLIVE LIQUID COFFEE KRAFT FRENCH OR AX ION 20 d. 1.29 NO. 155 Expires . .8-7-76 Twin City Gateway Expires: 8-7-76 Twin City Gateway ·-· SPRAY COATING NO.l05 9 OZ. CAN W!C MAXWELL HOUSE PAM SANI FLUSH COUP ON COUPON COUPON C 1' IPl ' N W/C 3 LB. CAN 99~ ' W/C. ''· AND PURCHASE OF 110.00 OR MORE Explrel S-7-71 Twin City Gateway ,., • f, ' • • • . �" Socjal Calendar ' RFB: "Precocious" yOU may be. Cautious you're NOT! Let's hope your motller maintains the boy-watch until you learn to control your goose bumps! - HELEN +++ THURSDAY GALLIA COUNTY Salon, Eight and Forty, will hold a picnic a l the home of Mrs. lnes Marchi, Rt. 35, Gaiiipolls, Thursday, 5:30 p.m. Mrs . Audrey Glaub, departementai chapeau, wiD inslail officers for the 1976-7'1 year. DEMOCRAT COM· MI'I;TEE Thursday at Episcopal Parish House, 8 p.m. Plans to be made for display at fair . EVANGELINE CHAPTER 172, Order of the Eastern Slar, 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Middleport Masonic Temple. Past matrons and past patrons to he honored. A "do your own thing" auction will be held. CATHOLIC WOMEN'S CLub, Sacred Heart Church, Thursday, with hostesses Mary Morrow, Mary Kunzelman, Helene Brickles and Ann Blackwood. M\!Cting will be held following the 7:30 p.m. Mass. Ready For Boys: Correction: you're "ready for trouble!" What's wrong with sex here is you're an inunature 14 and he's out to score. Get sensible! - SUE , , +++ Dear Helen and Sue: Will foolin~ around delay menstruation? - P. A. P.A. Sometimes. - HELEN +++ P.A. : Even up to nine months, depending on your definition of "fooling around." - SUE · . MURDERY MYSTERY- Bunny Baldwin as Louisa Creed; Cheryl K . as Ellen Creed a~ Lori Organ as Emlly Creed In a scene from the Ohio Valley Sumn=Theater's ~~~~~~ -~;~::Th~~~~,!~urder mystery, which ~Ill play Aug. 5-7, 12-1~ +++ NOTE FROM HELEN: And remember, technical virgins have been known to get pregnant. A spenn can travel around an Intact bymen, although thiS doesn't happen often. +++ Rap: r m engaged and having a nifty time buying tllings for our apartment ... Until I show tllem to my divorced girl friend , who lives next door. She always says stuff like "You'D never use that," (about the vegetable chopper), or "Why bother when il won'tlast anyway ?" Now she's saying I'm stupid for spending my own money when,J'IJ "jual get duplicates at showers." I EN JOY shop"'"g for uus.~' ' . yuo . When you can't avoid a cold-water thrower, what's the next best tiling? - PLANNING ANNE Anne: Best way to put down a putter-down Is: beat her to the punch line. When she gets that "I've been tllrough It so I know" look, tell her, "I know what you're going to say so don't say ·it!" -SUE ' +++ · Anne: Even though yau can't avoid the bitter divorcee you can avoid discussing your marrlsge plans with her. Keep the conversation away from weddings, and you may even remain ' friends. - HELEN ... +++ Fink.reunion held DEXTER - The annual Fink reunion was held here Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Archie (Eva) McKinney and son, Sam. Atleftding were ·Mr. and Mrs. Nile (Betty) Strait and · Billy, Merrill Island, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. Junior (Margaret) Silchuck, Jim, Sharon and Tammy, Rittman; Mrs. E~rl (Irene) ~. Rillmsn; Mr. and Mrs. Ray (Frances) Darnell, Fort Wayne, Ind.; Mr. and DAUGHTER BORN CHESTER-Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hoffman of Chester IIIIDOIIJlCe tile birth · of a daughter, Stephanie Lea, July '!/ at Pleasant Valley HCJIPltal. The w.DI weighed nine JIOIIllds, four and one half nuncea. Maternal grand..renls are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barr, Middleport; ..temal grandparents, Mr. and Mn. Paul Hoffman Cheater; !J18lernal greai grandfalber, Rollcoe HoUon, Cheater and palernal greatarandmother, Mrs. Lucy Gaul, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Flcra Barr of Leon, W. Va. Mrs. Eugene Fink, Mr. and Mrs. Russell LitUe, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Birchfield and Kim, Mr. and Mrs. James Birchfield, son, Jeff, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis McKinney, Tracy and Archie, Rutland, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fink and son, Mike, Pomeroy. Others attending were Mr. and Mrs. Terry Little, Atilens; Mrs. Carl Harris Scott, Tina and Olad, Fori Lauderdale, Fla.; Sgt. and' Mrs. Robert Birchfield Junction City, KaD$88; Mr: and Mrs. 0\arles Newhouse Chuckie and Steve, Wood: burn, Ind.; Mary Carr and . Brian, Lima; Ralph Joseph Lima, and Eddie ffiad: Dexter. Calling In tile evening were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Michael, Pomeroy. Classified Ads brln1 you ntra cash for shoppln& sprus NOW OPEN SUNDAYS - 9 AM TO 6 PM PRICES EFFECTIVE AUGUST 3 THRU 7 TUESDAY DREW WEBSTER Post 39 Tuesday, 8 p.m. POMEROY CHAPTER 1116, Order or the Eastern Star, 7:45 Tuesday at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Initiation to be held and officers are asked to wear tileir blue gowns. WEDNESDAY REGULAR MEETING, Pomeroy Lodge 164, F&AM, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.; aU Master Masons !Jivited. "J>recoc:lous" Needs Precaution Rap: I'm 14 and a virgin but only because my motller watches me Uke I wi!S a baby. , This guy (who's older and knows) says, what's wrong witll Bell, we wouldn't be herewitboutlt? I get goose bumps tlllnking about him, but I've only tallted to him four Urnes and I'm not allowed to go with him, ' People say I'm precauUous so why doesn't my mother understand I'm - READY FOR BOYS Polly's Pointers Melted candle mars mahogany speeds tile animal struggles. POLLY'S PROBLEM Truck beds are metal arld I DEAR POLLY -Several wonder if these owners large candles melted on my .IDahogany dining table. After consider the animal 's feet or lots of work I thoagbt tl!e the sun beating down on his table top was cleaa, but 11 head. How about rememlooks smudgy regardless of bering the dog may be bow I clean it. I would cer- thirsty, too, when you go in taluly appreciate any belp some place for a short beer you can give me. - MRS. and the poor creature sits outside dying for tlle love of T.C.D. DEAR MRS. T.C.D. - Did his owner. - LOIS. DEAR POLLY - I had a you wash the table top with couple of feet of <11181 sheif warm mUd soap suds and paper that is sticl<;y ·On one immediately dry i~ do!Dg side and wondered how I only a smaU aru at a time• could use it, unW'Ispotled the Wbea I have had tiDy dot sit~ cardboard used on . my desk spots left oa my table after candle wu was cleaued off, I pad. They do not seem to put usaaUy find they are easiest blotters in them any more so removed by us!Dg a linger- mine was soiled with ink nan. In despuate cases, a marks and coffee rings. doth sllgbdy dampaned with There was my answer. I alcohol and then polished covered the l/afdboard will! immediately removes ..odie the paper and it looks great., smudges. But It does call5e as well as matching the some flalshes to become chin mahogany wood in the desk. - FRANK. looking, so do test first. DEAR POLLY - I used to POLLY. . long !OJ: an electric mixer on DEAR POLLY - To hasten a stand. My arm would gel so the gemiinalion of any seeds tired holding my portable one I may be planting, 1 place the when making mayonnaise, pots with tile planted seeds on menngues, etc. I found top or my hot tray or a hot air I could make my n- register. Since the seeds own stand by restneed warmth from the bot- mg the back end of the tom this gives tllem a start. mixer on a five and a half ELAINE. inch taU cardboard container DEAR POLLY - When or salt. So n0w lbe sail box or washing or drying a sweater a similar size can of coffee or jacket with pretty buttons with a plastic lid ill on tile on it, I button it and turn counter when I "go into my inside out. Then the buttons act." - AGNES. (PoUy's are not chipped dUring the · note -:.Do keep an eye on it so washmg. - BE'I'l'Y J. the rruxer does not jiggle orr DEAR POLLY - My Pet its stand.) . Peeve is with the dog owners PoUy will send you one of' who put tileir dogs in the back her "peachy" tbank·you of a truck. On a recent trip we cards, Ideal lor fram!Dg or saw many dead ones along plating in your family the "country area" high- scrapbook, If sbe uses YOIII' ways. Have these careless favorite Polater, peeve or owners ever watch a dog try Problem ID ber co!UDID. Write to get his fooling as the truck PoUy's Pointers ID care of turns a corner. Even at low this aewspaper. Letart women gather LETART, W. Va. - The Cherokee Extension Homemakers Club met at the home of Mrs. Judith Scites last Tuesday evening. · The meeting was called to order by the president. Salute to the flag was given foiiowed hy the reading of the NaUonal Home Creed and the dub pledge. Devotions were given by Mrs. Ollie Browning, using the subject "The Best of Liberty .... Scripture was Psalms 116:16. The lesson, "Home Canning-Update" was given by Mrs . Allarah Dewhurst. Minutes of the last meeting and the treasurer's report were read and approved. Among the business discussed at the meeting was tile workshop at the home of Mrs. WiUa Scites at ·which · time the club's con lribu ti on to the Mason Coul:tty Fair was made. II was agreed that Mrs. Sally Smith, Mrs. Kale Slone and Mrs. Vi Stanton would work at the club's booth on 'Aug. 5. The club also decided to contribute to the Student and ;Friendship Fund and to provide some food to the rnissi on in Point Pleasant. Plans were made to make sandwiches at the home of Mrs. Nellie Casto for tile Internauonal Tea held July 28. A report on the General Council was made by Mrs. Sally Smith and Mrs. OUie Browning. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Judith Sciles to Mrs. Ollie Browning, Mrs. Nellie Casto, Mrs. Attarah Dewhurst, Mrs. Willa Scites Mrs. Sally Smith, Mrs. vi Slanton and Mrs. Kale stone . JOAN OF ARC KIDNEY BEANS...............~ ...........~.~~_'~~-49' CHEF BOY-AR-DEE Meat or oz . 39e SPAGH£11'1 SAUCE.~~~~~?.~~......... ~~.-... DELICIOUS .ON THE GRILL QUANnTIES RIGHTS RESERVED Open Eves. Ti19:00. We Accept Federal Food Stamps ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED - Mr. and Mrl. carl Neii!On, 855 Sycamore St., Middleport, celebrated lhelr 25th wedding aM!versary on Aug. 2. They art the partnla of Six children, Larry at Fort Kno:a:, Ky.; Qleryl, Brenda, Roger, Carroll Ray and Joon, all of Middleport. They allo have two grandchUdren. · .• •• •• _.• •••• Club plans activities • •• ••• Strickland. Mrs. Mildred Wells will host the ned meeting. Mrs. McKnight served a dessert course to those named and Mrs. Shirley Baity, Mrs. Betty WehrUIIIl; Mrs . Nettie Boyer, Mrs. Marty Hoffman and Mrs. Joan Hoffman. , A family picnic and rummage sale to be held later this month were planned at .tile Wednesady night mee\lng of the Sew-Rite-Sewing Club at the Lncoin Heights club house . Mrs. Lenora McKnight was hostess. Presiding at the meeting was Mrs. Pandora Collins with Mrs. McKnight giving the treasurer's report and Mrs. Evelyn Gilmore, the secretary's report. Games were played with prizes going to Mrs. Lucy While, · Mrs. Pandora -Collins, Mrs . Barbara Mullen and Mrs. Flo "• • First birthday is celebrated • ..",,' OR GRAPE DRINK ...•• •• ~ -•nce ... ~ • SALTINE CRACKERS ....•• KRAFT •• .... -.. ' · Rltiht'R-vldlo'LimltQuantltles Wt Gtsdly Acctpl F11l. Food Stamps. __...... Monday lhru Friday 9:00to7:00 "09 ' Delicious For IMnonade PWMS LEMONS a • We will rev lew your Insurance program with you fr.ee o.f charge imy day ol the ...• ~ -.....-·.. -........ --...... ~ week. Call or stop· • ..... ..... ·1nsurance.s.ta ....• ..... 992·~139 •• • & ~ • ••w ~ MASON "" ••• • "' FAIRNlnftiE ..•• ~ STORE HOURS ••:.·' ....... Mon., Tu,s., Wect.si Sat ......:.e:~Oti15:00 THURSDAY t1Ll2 NOOtf · ctGr. rb. 69' $eulhlm ' . PEACHES 4tr. •. 29~ Ill sge . . -ORANGE DRINK .......................... ~~.....49 -· King Size LUX LIQUID BREEZE 2.29 46 oz. ~ DISH DETERGENT 32 OL 14 PORK lOIN ,. ,. ~ . ' FRIDM-.UN11L8 PM · ' ' ...••· '. ... WHOLE.· PORK LOIN .;j .... . • MASON FURNITURE . PLAN SUPPER The Belles and Beaus' Western Square Dance Club will have a supper at 6:30 ~· . .. 773-5592 ,~· Herman Grate r.. .. t EXTRA LEAN "' Malon, W.Va. ~ -.......... ., CENTER .CUTCHOPS ... ..•"''. QUICK FRY - EXTRA THIN ~ . FRENCH CITY USDA CHOICE .....• ,, BREAKFAST CHOPS ., ~ •• • 12 oz. =· ·' •' SLAB BACON pkg. •• •• ' lb. SLICED 1 ' NESTEA................ _. :._ ......... ~. _ .........~~~~-·-. -~ 1 10 BES PAK . TRASH BAGS ............................... ;. ~~--~.. -89' ARMOUR 00 VIENNA SAUSAGE.~ .................3~aonz~ $} KRAFT . 1o MARSHMALLOWS........................~~t.-...39~ .rEA" BAGS.....................................~~.~.t.'. ~ }59 HI-t pkg. •... • Thursday night at the Royal Oak recreation building preceding a dance. AU members are asked to take a covered dish. Caller for the "The club the past few weeks has · Insurance been Sonny Bess of Hun- · Store" · tlngton, W.. Va. Cecil Sayre, regular caller and his wife "'"' Jane, have been on vacation: . They will return on l'hurs214 E. Main day, Aug. 12. '1.19 LB. •1.19 lB. •1.49 LB• '1.59 '· :l"'' t:. .......'......... ....-... .,:· .... BY THE PIECE ':!... q • •• •• .".•.. ,CUBE . ••• '" . STEAK ' .. ~ t PHEBE'S STORE OR AMERICAN 59$ 39$ ·~ YI!U• yoorlv ln..raprelillums. 49 .. _ Aug. 4-7 botlie · lb. box 12 oz. DEL .XE CHEESE SLICES " S.·lO to 25~ bottle ·54 OL . •• and see us. , Stephanie Ann Ohlinger, daughter of Pansy and Dorsey Ohlinger, Pomeroy, celebrated her first birthday July 25 with a party at the Blue and Grey Restaurant. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Phil McFarland, Shane, Rick and Tammy, Goldie Carson and Jeff, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hawkins and Chrissy, Virginia - Thomas Mayrene Dawn and Jimmy'. . Stephanie . is the granddaughter of Virginia Thomas · of Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ohlinger, Middleport. Cake, ice cream and punch were served . '. 38 OL • combln.. poor Auto ond Homoownttt lnInto . ONE pollcp STEPHANIE OHLINGER 25 ft. roll # a, IMI OL can ~ PtiSDnll! CLINIC AVAILABLE Appointments are now being made for the Meigs. County free cancer cllnlc for women. Those wlsh!Dg to visit the next cllnlc on Aug. 6 should call 992.7531, . from I to 4 p.m. Tuesday or ·Thursday; 99%-3382, dally, or 99%-5832, evenlags or "'cekends. 15 ' •• •• You may btlllitto J • USDA CHOICE BEEF J ·5th &Pearl , ,• '~ .~ I' c • •l • #. • ' ... I ··1.39 . French City All Meat JACKSON BOLOGNA French City _BOI~D lb. HAM $1.99 - . French Cit¥ ' BOwt CLEANER . ' ' ' .'· '. ~ ~·. N0.125 34 OZ. CAN ' 59~ 7·9~ I S_ KINLESS WIENERS • 99$ $119 Exp!res: 8-7-76 Twin City .Gateway AU GRINDS 1-LB. CAN W/C 8 OZ. BTL Expires: 8-7-76 . Twin City Gateway W/C NO. 185 32 OZ. BTL L __ c_otJfJr~r'~ PRINGLE$ W/C 59~ Expires: 8-7-76_ Twi!l City Gateway W/C ~- CRISCO SHORTENING POTATO CHIPS 90Z.CAN 89~ Expires 8-7-76 Twin City Gateway COUPON C UUPUN 2/79~ $179 FOR DISHES EKpires: 8-7-76 Twin City Gateway ITALIAN DRESSING PIJ:.SOAK NO. 155 38 OZ. BOX W/C PALMOLIVE LIQUID COFFEE KRAFT FRENCH OR AX ION 20 d. 1.29 NO. 155 Expires . .8-7-76 Twin City Gateway Expires: 8-7-76 Twin City Gateway ·-· SPRAY COATING NO.l05 9 OZ. CAN W!C MAXWELL HOUSE PAM SANI FLUSH COUP ON COUPON COUPON C 1' IPl ' N W/C 3 LB. CAN 99~ ' W/C. ''· AND PURCHASE OF 110.00 OR MORE Explrel S-7-71 Twin City Gateway ,., • f, ' • • • . �., • 8- The llally Sentinel. Mlddleport-P........,v: 0 .. 'fuesday, Allj{. 3,1976 For Fast Results Use· The Sentinel Classifie~ Astro- Graph For Wodnetdo~. Aug. 4, 1171 ARIU (March 21·Ap~l 11) Yo~ · ,. very lmaglnati Y e loday. PIANO Publlcltlon . Cantelletlons~ Pomeroy (f . QUMJTY Motor- Co. Hons accepted flrtt dtV Of publl(;at lon . . NOT!C ~ Tt'te Publlll'ler reserves the right to tdlf or reject OF APO!NTMENT any 'ICII lectlon•l . wlll no t be mQre tttan Insertion . Case No. 21113 Esta te of Carl L. Greenletl Oetei! SI-d NO t ice is hereb y gi ven tha t Ava J . Greenlees of Route No . • · Pomeroy , Oh io, 457 69 has been d.ul y app oin ted Executr ix of th e Est ate of Carl L . Gr eenlees . deceased , late or Meigs coun ty, Ol'llo . Creditors ar ~ requ ired to file the ir c laims w ith sa id fi duciary wlttdn three mon ths . Da ted this 28t h da y of Ju ly Fami l y matters tak tL precedence tod ay. You can Iro n ou t the IT)Ost pressing domestic problems II you have a mind to honestl y tr y. QEMINI (Moy 21 -Juno 20) Per· sons wh o CoUl d do big th ings for your career have their eyes on you today. Do the type of j o b you ' d wan t t hem t o observe . 1976 . M" nn ing D . Web ster Judge. Court of com mon Pl us, PrOM te OiviSIO!'I • CANC!i:R (Juno 21 -July 22) If you thi nk tn terms ot making a buck today , you 'll be tar more produ ctive than If you followed 181 3, !0. i7. 3!c eind came up wllh a cipher. LEO (July 23· Aug. 22)This Is For Want Ad Strvlct cents per word Of'! t · lntertlon . Min imum Charvt 11 .00. 14 cents ptr word three consecutive Insertions ,. 16 cents r,er word six conseeutlvt nsertlons . 25 Pl!'r Cen' Discount ·On Plid IdS lnd ldl paid within 10 days. mo mo RENAULT4 OR. Good tlr", clean lnlerlor; grey finish , radio, 4 speed. ' mo CAMARO CPE. JI09S P. steering , e.tra good radial llres. Needs some body work . U .OO for 80 word minimum . Each ·additional word 3 Cfnts : • SWIMMING POOLS Abilvo afld llolow lrGUIIII pool kits for lhe do·lt· YOIWIIII man. All poolluppll" aYIIIIblo, , Noon ·S•ttnday. GARA(>~ Salo,· "'ugusi,Yillrougli 1%8 Comaro ports , ftont end , o.m. tilt 5 p.m . Located hood , doora , many o.fher ports . off Rt. 7 bypas1 on o1d rou te Also fit 1967 Comoro . See at NOTICES ~~~~~~IVES Mr . and Mrs . William Att ALL Yard sates, Rummage , Boyce of Columbus were Porch and Banmtnf Porch . LIBRA (Sopl. • 23·0CI. 23) weekend visitors of Mrs . end 1'Sa:seml!'nt Sal~s , ttc . Someone whose help you need must bt paid In advanc~ . Bertha Russell. will be very receptive. Don't be Get vours In early by too co nce rried about t he Mr . and Mrs . Daniel stopping by our office at The Dol!y Sen!lnel , 1!1 mechanics, just get your views Worley, Slary Jo of Beckley Court St . or writing Box Pefore them. were weekend vlsilors of Mr. 129, Pomero, , Ohio 45769 1Wifh your rtm lttanct. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) and Mrs. Charley Smith. You have eKe ellen! prospects · Sunday dinner guests of to give you something to cheer Mr . and Mrs. Charley Smilh about today. Gains can come were Mr. and Mrs . D11niel from seve ral directio ns. Be Worley , Slacy and Mr. and ,alert AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY ~ hoYo SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23·Doc.,. "'rs. Doyle Knapp..' lj:ail, aerial photos of your construe· Kevin and Charles. Mr. and 21) Draw on your experience. It tion site, business, cool and will put you a lew steps ahead Mrs. Roy . Smith and ·Mrs. gas leases of your form. ken ol lhe opposl!lon. Knowledge Karl Russell and' family of Grove, photographer, Chester , acquired the hard way is now Ohio. Phone985 ,..ttS5. North Carolina wM-e al· read y to reap you a harvest. ternoon visitcrs, ' WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. Remember th• day 'orever! Mr. and Mr! . Daniel 19) In business today. be less Worley and Stacy visiled will! The complete story of rour vocal than your ·counterpart. wedding In a beautiful album . Mr. and Mrs. James Prullilt He can talk himself Into giving Coli ken Grover . Salurday afternoon, Photograph.r, Chester, Ohio. yo4 better terms thah expect. Phono985-4155. Charoletl a!id Ann AQUARIUS (Jon. 20·Ftb. 18) Your dreams are not aa On~., Lambert visited Saturday RETAIL realistic as some may think . 1n11 evening with Mr. and Mrs. MANAGEMENT reality. they'll be qu ite happy.il • Daniel Worley, Stacy and Mr. u lumbtr •s Manaoer yo" succeed . and Mrs. Charley Smith. Trainee Program offers rapid advancement __, ov.er PISCES (Fob. 20·h!irch 20j '· . . ,, ""~ lill, south ~ ~~Jack~ · Gctf•. Reasonable prlcfl on biqcle, new 'POinting luppliM, ,new t ~:r.-s : n8wborn , to adult clothlng, ond much more. rmaglnat1on to work. Y,ARP Sal•. Augu'.' 2. 3 ond 4!h. <;line's Red Frv1t Born, Rt. 7, bedstands , doubl• rinse tubs , t hoi("s, movie camera, clothes and misc. 2· Family Yard Sqle, August 3, • · ond '·5.· Charles Mcla·ine'l residence . St. Rt. 12~ . 3 mi tes out of Rocine. lad ies' clothes, on&·holf siz:es, and teens , ml!'n·s clothing, appliances, fur· niture. Phone 9~9 · 2220 . YARD Sale l 829· South Third A... e., Middleport, Aug. 2·5. YARD SAle Aug .. 3, 9 a.m. !o" S 1 150 manaoers and co . managers cttvelop~ from this program . ~ First full You're much admired by yoUr peers today. It's too bad you cari' t see yourself as otheh1 see' ~ you. ' Tbe AlmaDae ' I' "( · TWO Fomily Yard Sale, Thursday, Frido, ond Saturday. 9 till S p.m. Men's , wom8'n's, ond lunior petite clothing , dual -4; b.b.l manifold , furniture and misc. 412 Lii'IColn Hill , Pomeroy, Ohio: - Uolted PressiDt,rulloaal 1• Today is Tuesday, Aug. 3, the· 216th day Of 1976 'With 150 to follow. · "IJ ·' · • •The nioon ia between Its · lil'St·quarter arxl Nil ~1 ''The mornln& stars· arr ~Jupiter and Satu1Ji,._, . f , The evening star& are , 0 ,. • .•. , .. Aug.4, 1171 ' You're likfly lo be lar more popular this year' than you have teen heretofore. Much good can come from the many new friends you're capable o·f mak- 111 Pearl St. , Middleport, Ohio ~5760 . 1971 Dodge Charger . SIJOO, ••· cellent ·condition . Phone (~ } 675-:1651 . 1972 V890 . run• good. Mike Roberts. Phone 949-2626 or 247-2641. 1%5 G.M.C. ono-holf 1on pickup wilh 283 Chevy engine . l!an· dord shll! , S39S. Phone (~ ) 3 19: ~~; Econoline GARAGE SAle. Weds .. Augusl 4. im .....,..,l.. · - Mri. ' Charles Karr. hecesnory. Car PhonB992·38'14 . required . A thought loc tl!e day: ; Phonol-61021 ·0100· . . 3 AND '4 RM . lurtishod and un· t:rnle Pyle was one of<. NEED,o bobysll!tr in m, homo ol lurniohed op!o. Phone 992. America's IIIOIIt widely read ' Tupporo Plolno. M<>r>da'f lhru $434. corresponclents ~'Y.= 1 r~~~;~~go~~~~~-~ Coli "c.o:.U::N::T :.,R-Y"'Mo :-:-b::ilo- i::lol-m-o-:P:-oi-k 07"',""R!:-. Warll.Abattlefidd • 33. tonmilesnor!hofPomeroy. .,. his style, "U you go ,_., Lorge lois with concreto patios. sidewalks , runners ond oH """& Ul enough bath even the neaa · without will let ayou alone." •·n.!:g.c:. = ·7:..:4.:.. 79". ~.:.'.::"oo"::.:';o:.P•::r.:::k:: . P.::ho::.:n::e;..m OLD furniture, k:e boxes, brott l bodo, woll !olephon,. •n4. ON£ bedroom apartment• at VllLAG£ !MNOR In /,lifldiPI!Orl for $104 monthly plu• •l~11 0r part's , or cornplee househo)dt. Write M. D. Miller, Rt, 4, $130 including electr~. LOWER CASH paid for all makes ond Convenient to st'iopplng . on Third and Mlll StrNts in Mid· SSCothSS for junked auto. Frye'• Truck Auto Ports. Rutland , dleport. afond new high quali· ty apartments. See the man'9"" Riverside Aport· ments or coil 992-m1 . Fur· nished a~ortmenti olao Pomeroy, Ohio. Call992-n60. RATES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS. models of mobile homoo. Phoho otoocode 614·~23- 9531 . a' Phono 742·2081. ovaildblo . . COINS, t1mency, tokens, gold and silver l•welry. We nMd 3 room furnished apartment, 196A and older U.S. coins. Call utilities furnish.d. Phone 992· for other 7~2-2331 or came out 3129or992·5434. to our coin ahap on Rutland and loodlng Wamsley. Cruk Rd. Roger TRAILER. odults only. Phono 992· 7639or 992·3181 . 3 Room furnithed house with both. Adullt only . Phone 992· 5335. IF YOU have e service to offer, want to buy or ttll tometMng , ae looking for work ... or whatever . .. you'll get results laster with a Santinel Wont Ad. TRAILER spoct dote to Meiga Mines. Complete hookup. Call 7~2 -1166 . ~ room lui'nlthed opt: close fo Powell's Super Valu still available. Phone992-3658 . Coll992·2156. YARD Salo. Augul! 31 ~ .. 5; 10 2 Bedroom lrollor , $28 woelt, oil a.m. tHI S p.m. Men , women, utilities paid. Phone 992-3324. children's nlw and '"" 3 Rooms and botk, furnithed clolhl"l and shoot: 1wo 9x12 apartment r all utilities furnlth· carpot, ond 13·14 -pot: Hollywood lvll Silo bod: Swan od. or 356 Notrh Four· . rh,M leport. and Lyontln Tuppers Plaint. YARD Salt, 819 Sourh Third A.... Mlddloporl. Auguol 2 lhr!JIIgh l:;:t• 51f!. . 1M& Ford 390 h.p. molor. cornletely rebuilt, no . miles, modlllod, lrodo lor 100.or 125 -~ . Phon_o 94_!:.2!15:.. . ( • .r---RAC.. -.1n ...--E-----, CARPET SHOP Racine, Ol!io Coli 992·2338. 1973 V.W. Super Bee!le. P!>one '6•95 Squort Yard lnllllltd bock swi...el seats, n(!!w tires . 7054 m- David Parsons • Owner · 949-2814 6-7-1 mo. • HE R E ~ O H, VE$ $ !~, CAPTAI~ -· WHAT DOE$ W.DIMYII' WA SHIN<5TON SA¥ ABOUT OUR U.F.O. .7-21-4 TWIN $ ~ - PSYC HOS: WHAT D!D YOU EX PECH KEEP CALM. GfNT$! MEDICA~ HELP HAS ARRIVED ! .J t8Z .u ...THE PA'•L- SOtri'H 6A 10% •A K5 $END OI'ER A $ HRII.I l<i GUlTER SERVICE1 Continuous YGUrstll. Sptclal prlc" to : builders. ,, KEN GROVER Photoiir•phy . HS-4155 Olester, 0t11o 7-14-1 mo. WILL DO odd jobo . rooling. poin· ting, houling, h:e t work , and • mowing. Phon~!-992 - 7~09 . TEAFORD basement. Asking $20,000. 3 YEARS OLD- 2 ceramic bolhs. 6 room a. 3 bedroom• with closet•. family rcicim, 5 p.m. Infant, children , odult . y;ood-burnlng flreplect. clothing, Mite . full b01ement, copper 1974 SUZU~I G.T.. 185 e.cellon! plumbl"l and 1 car garage. condition, 2 helmets , $350. Phono (614) -146-1830. SJ.C,OOO. eYeningo (614) 446·4572, 5 BEDROOMS - Family room, 2'12 botl!s. central air Gallipolis. · & heat. Nearly all ADJUSTABLE wolkor, bodoide carpeled, sun dock, 2 car tommode , dothing. Phone garagalnd nice loe<~led lot '192-5655. neer grade and high ACRE lot en herd rood, rural schools. w.ooo. water O\'ollobll!', Leoding Creek LEVEl LOT - 3 bedroom Rood about 3 mil .. from br· older homo. Balh, 2 pass . Look for signs . Phone porch"' storm windows I, 742-3106. doors, plus carport. YOOJ 15 !nth toddle, bucktkin stitched, can walk lo work . Only podded seal, $75. Also, 2 $12,000, horses, boy more 13 y.ars, very gonlle. 3 ,oor old block MIDDLEPORT - 2 level lots on lhe corner. 5 tolt, green broke. Phone 9923219. bedroom older heme, 1 nice b.a tha, wood -burning GENTLE Jersey cow, -4 ga.llcns dai· F .A. ly. PMne m -3462 or 7~2- fireplaces, . gu furnace, large modern 2581. kitchen & dining . A GOOD Foctcry built go·cort frame wonderful family home for with or without whHit and only S25,ooo. motor~ Phone 247·2238. COUNTRY STOAE- Plus AIR Conditioner. 5,000 8TU, tx• stock most of lht tellent ccndlrion. Can btl IHn · furnishings, lnclud" pool at 30ot Spring Ave. Pomeroy, 1 table, pop, iCe, Ice creem $65. dlspenaers, 2 refrigerators, 1969 Cullom Pon!i~ . Phone m. cosh register, 2 display do,. Complete · .., Closeout AIR COflDITIONERS (6) All Romalnl"l ·Stock: Prices cut to tht laant. An Htoii!Je Cloltoull lvll'l' ,....... rldaced, first come, lrst MrYtd. '• BORN LOSER t I i 992-7320 evenings ...IJ,t:'D • 6·27·16 ' H~IJe; C4SCOJE;~D -.-x-,.-..-.N-C_I_D___, r-•... AMERICA lt-l 1493 1 ~ . Radiator •-rvl- r: .. .:;; Wtnshleld llepllcom111t Free Eatl!llltH On Body Work E•Ptrt Painting lriauranc:e Wortc Wtlc:oino St. Rl.7 Coolvllll, Ohio 667-3127 7-2t-1 mo. · -• SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC, "'tfZ-1174 ,_., MOBILE komt for sole or rent, 3 . '' '' :J , Q I'VE tcNoWH OUYER ~5 A 1""'- T!ME ·· fVfN WHEH ~E 16 DEL!RIOI!S, H!S JUOGMFNT !5 lEN TIMES IIETTfR THAH Phone 992-7751. ·Rtel cases, [uke box, ole. estate & '12 aero. Rtductcl for quick sale at S15r500. NEW LISTING - 6 room ho"UM, T.P. water, nat..-al (liS, .modern kitchen, born and 5112 acres. Somt fenced lor cow. Good garden . Went $16,500. SYRACUSE DIIIYI·IN I ncludts equ t pment ntctltary to run the bUal_. wllh bulldlnf ond lht lind. Only S1G,JOO. ,, YOU WANT TO GIT AHEAD, NOW IS Tlil TIME TO IUY. EVER KHEW- BRADFORD, AucllonHr, Com- bedrooms, ol utilities paid , or 9•9-1000. ~oclno. Ohio, CriH Brodlord. ElwoOD BOWERS REPAIR - • 1' Sw~pers 1 tootten , Irons, a~ small appliances. lawn mower. next to Sta'te Highway Goroo- . · on Roule 7. Phone (614) 98Jr. 3825. ~ oil elec: .. 1 acre. Mkld)eport. J!EMODEUNG, Plumbing. hoorln~ doH to Rutland . Phone 992· ood olllypos ol general ropoi[.1 7-481 . War~ guaranteed 20 years •w::·~ perlence. Phone 992·2~09 . SMALL fdrm for sola, to•;. down ,' owner financed. Monroe Ccun · D&O TREE Trimming , 20 yeon ell{-: ty , W. vo. Phone (304) 772· perlence. Insured fre .. 3102or (304) 7n·3221. estimates'. Call 992·238A at:; ~=:,:=.,!===::=:.:_-c-c (614)698-7257 Albony. , COUNTRY farmland with· teclud· • td ;.oods. woler and good" q<· SEWING !MCHINE Ropolrs . ..,~ , cess in Monroe County , W. Va , vice , all maket, 992-nk. ~ SI,OOO down. co II (~ I m. Fabric Shop, Pomerqy. j' . . .:=c::..====.:_- ,. ,- Service. We aharpen Scissors;,..~ -===.::..:..:::.=:..:._..,-__ 3 bedroom house for sole at 520 EXCAVATING, dozer, loador onci! backhoe work, dump · !ntd!O' ond lo-bo,. lor hire: will haul ; fill dirt, to soil, limestone oncli 3102 or(~) 772·3227 . SHIPWOilMS "TUI!tNED BOTH HULLS !N"TO S!EVES~ Sycamore St., Middleport , good vravel. Call Bob or Roger buy 1..-$8.000. Phonem-3578, _:o::..r:,:-: 992..:.·7.::66::.:7'-.- - - - - - Jef.! foro. day phone 992·7089, nlghr phone m-3525 or 992- ' $232. EXCAVATING. do1or, bactchoo and ditcher. Ckorltt R, Hat· , field, Batk Hot Service, Time we went down, 1\ Rullond. Ohio. Phone 742·2008. GREG "S CB SALES. loco!od al Er··• · Mid. ;.~. win 's Gulf .Service, dleport, Ohio. Phone 992· 1438. .33 ACRE SEPTIC 11;, story nice kllchen with cook unil, garage, oth~r leatures. $12,1100.00. LEVEL LOT- 50xl77 -1 story frame, 7 rooms, N.G. air heat. lnsfolled Rufus• I• • l.. by ;;1 lnolallor. Shopord·· · Contractors. Phone 7~2 -'2409. frame, 4 bedrooms, batti, forced Sytt~ llcenood ~ SEPTIC TANKS cloonod . Modern ! . Sanllollon, m-3954 or m. 2428. ' WILL do roofing , conolrucli!J!', ", plumbing and heating. No lab ·, • too ktri& ar too 'lmoll . Ph~~~ New II d I n g , e x c e II en I 741-2348 , . nelghbcrhood. $7,900.00. CARPENTER. flooring. · colll"l, . ponollng. Phonom-1759. : GROCERY STORE & BUILOINGS - A very ....,... buy. Doing a nlct VERMEER BALER SALES AND SER·, .,...,.. · VICE . Mtlgs·A!hons Coun!y.• business. Ideal for a · Baloro frqm $3995 up. Morrill, couple. . , C!>ooo, (614)698·3921. WE HAVE 5 BUSINESS EXCAVATING. BACKHOES AND PLACES FOR SALE DOZER - LARGE AND SMAU:. , . SEPTIC TANKS INSTAUED.LOW DROP IN AND ASK ABOUT THEM IF BOY AND DUMP TRUCKS. IIU , PULLINS, PHONE 992-2478 DAY: INTERESTED. CLOSE TO RIVER - 3 OR NIGHT . •· • bedroOmS, both, carpefed, SUILDitiG , romodoling. ond] tllod & peneltd. Porchtl. ropolrs, c;llfJIIIIy """'· oHiclonl , storegebulldlngond cellar. oorvico. Josoolodman, phone• LOYEL Y SPLIT . WANT !o 119 ln!o buslnNo lor , HOME - NEW - Ullraol you<1olff Almoal now • living R.. dining cllllomallc ln1ulollng machine,. house wife cook Phone Golllpollo, 1-446-4782. bake unlh, ANTIQUE roolorallons, reproduc: ' dlshwa&IMtr • many llano, coblno! making and fur. · fHiur". 4 Brms .. 2 nl!uro ropalr. i3!Y. 3rd, Mid· , bolhs, W·showtl's. dloporr, 992·5735 dey ond family R., utility ......:oc:..:.; von;;;ln"'g'-.- . . , - - - - - - ' workshop. Over f acre. • $33,000.00. WE HAVE BUYERS FOil • NEWER HOMES - LET US SELL YOURS. WANTED: Will de ._,ng In my 1 HENRY E. CLELAND, homo . Phone Shl~, Wilson; , BROKER 742-2595. "2-2259 or m-2561 .. · A X Y D I. II A A X R I. 0 N r. F E I. I. 0 IV One ·letter Rimplr sl;mdi r(1r ano1her .. In lhi~•.s:m\)1lr. A is used ror the thrrc L's, X rnr lh~ 1WO 0 s. t'tr. :"tnJ!IC h ttcu, apollrophes. lhc length ond lorn1alion ol lhe wnrtls are oil ,....~~~:-'! hints. Earh day the! rodt' 1ellcrs ar~· •hffcrrnt. t'RVPTOQl10TES PRECIOUS UTilE I'vE DONE. IN ltiE PA&T FEW WEEKe SEEM(; .!GI.ADYOO ENJOYBIIT.•. 10 ~AVE PLEA&EO Y00 I ••• !=OR A CHANGE/ GIWIDMA'S RIGHT, MONI •••. I. HAllE 13EEN ACTING PRET1Y ROTTEN IATEL.?; 6I.IT I HOPE. 1HAT'S 13EHINLJ . . ,_..,,......... VA ZVC IIAAB MC KA UBYAJ 1• T Y t• T J II B JH "I'M· A t• ll II 'l'AAJ llCS V 1\ HTJ VAWQ ON .. EXPANDED WEEKDAY NEWDSTS AT 8 A..M., The ~oon anciS P.M. Report,' ,,.I' . ' ' '( • ZH~MB t ' l:l S A ll P B A J HB t' M · PLAV FASTER, SNUFfY I 01] YANTIDj IIWt'IVt'AS~' Ye•tcrday'• t:ryplaqulltc: A!J. MEN AIU: URilJNAilY Ml•:N; 'l'Ht: t:ll'fKAOHIJJNAKY Mt:N ARt: THOSE WHO KNOW IT. · fl.K. t:llt~')l'Jo:lt'I'ON • WMPO AM·FM ,. Tilt Movies 2t. . • ::Jt-f'llot I, 10. . . II:GO-CIIy of ......... 3,1,151 -VII!dlvlllt II Swltdlf 101 , . _ •; Ol~mpltd :D. 10:»--IIICk Pel 1111cll·~e on thll Ntwl 211. 11:00 Nows3, .....1.11.13,15; ABC"- :D. · n : ~Jol!nny c ...... u.t$; Myetlry of 111t Weill .. JJ; MD¥10 "Tilt Dirty o-t" I; MDvle H AllrMih . of SQndll" 10; Jenetll 23. t:ot-T-row 3,.4; Ntwl13." WEDNESDAY, AUGUST4, 1976 6:00-Summtr Seme&ter 10. 6: 15-Farin Report 13. 6::»--Tho Story 13. • (For a copy of JACOBY 6:»-Columbus Toctoy 4; News 6; Summer 5emolftr MODERN. nnd $1 to: "Win I; Christopher Closo\tp 10. at Bridge," . CIO thfl 6:-45-Marnlng Report 3. · newspaper, P. 0. Box 489, 6 : ~ Morning. West VIrginia 6,13; CBS Newel; Chuck While Rporta 10. Radio City Stillion, /ltw York, 7:05-Buoa Bunny & Friends 10. N. Y. 10019} · 7:30-Schoolles TO. 1:00-Jetrs Collie 6; Capt. Kangaroo 8,10; Sesame Sl. 33. 8:30-Big Valley 6. 9:1»-A.M. 3; Phil Donlhue 4,15; lucy Show 8; Mike · . oOuglas 10; Morning wllh D.J. 13. .9:»-Crou-WIII 3; One Life lo Live 6; Talllelales e: Mike ()oijg(u 13. 10:00-SanfOI"d & Son 3,4,15; Price Is Rlgbt 8,10; 811 wllh Knit 33. 10: Is-General Hospllal 6. 10:»-Ctllbrlty Sweepttakes ),4,15; LIIIM Yoga & You 33. 11 :ot-Whetl of Fortune 3,15; Weekday 4; Edge of Night 6; Gambit 8,10; Farmer's Daughter 13. 11 :»-Hollywood Square& 3.4,15; Happy Days 6,13; lor THOMAS JOSEPH Love ot Lift 1, 10. 11:55-Take Kerr I; Ms. Flxlt 10. 31 BacterloJo. ACROSS 12:00-Fun Fac1ory 3,15; Hot Seat 13; Bob Braun 4; · (list's 1 Waistband News 6,1,10; Sesame st. 33. 5 Wrongly wire 12:30-Gong Show 3,15; All My Chlllft"lll 6,13; Search for Tomorrow 8, 10. 3t Iranian 10 Kalfi!' 11:55-NBC News 3,15. monetary warrior 1 :ot-Newa 3; Ryan's Hope 6,13; Phil Donahue 8; unit 11 Ba~'s Young & the Restleu10; Not For Women Only 15; bearing • Bei&Jan Eltc. Co. 33. river 1% rumy 1:30-Days of Our llvts 3,4, 1S; Family Feud 6.13; As DOWN scene The World Turns 8,10; Evening at Pops 33. 1 Pancake 13 Mason's 2:0G-S20.000 Pyramid 13; Dinah 6. topping mixture 2:30-Doctors 3,1, 15; One Life to Live 13; Guiding . ( var. l 1 Said of a n Traltllrll's 14 PrefiX for Light 1,10; Strauss Family 33. Kind of triangle 11!11111 Item 3:0C>-Anothto" Wwld"3,4,T5; All In The Family 8,10; cycle Rornagnolls' Table 20. add ' Arringed u Oettlny IJ Fa5J!ion 3: Is-General Hospital 13. · 3 Terril11y In N Perk up II New 6; Match Game 8.10; Lilla• Yoga & 3:30-Bewltc:hed pampered order N Crowbar, Havenite You 20; Ourstory 33. (2 wda.J l1 Whacked for one 17 Defile 4:00-8!1Stball3,4; SomerSet 15; Lucy Show6; Mlclce~· 4 Sucalss 15 Gyrate zt Demean 19 Cartoonist, Mouie Club I; Mister Rogers 20,33; Movie "The 5 Expiate II German • Beer GardnerNaked Jungle" 10; Dinah 13. · 1 Disfeature ballld · u Yellow 20 Colleen's Andy Grlffllh 8; Sesame St. 20,33; Fllnlltones 15. 1 Banklnfl 21 Amllg•· bulle land 5:ot-Partrldgo Family 8; Mission: Impossible 15. cont-erns Dille M Kind of 5:30-News 6; Family Affair 8; Elec. Co. 20,33; Adam. 21 Cleft 12 13. 22 Shake.,...'1::'<_2wdar.-.or,:J_ !2 Terrlfled:!-r.-:-r-;"""'llluce~!""1 6: OC>-News 8,10,13, 15; ABC News 6; Zoom 2Q,33. 6:30-NBC News 3,15; ABC News 13; News 4; Anrt( Griffith 6; CBS News 8, 10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; Book Beat 33. 7:0C>-Trulhor Cons. 3; To Telllhe Trulh~; Bowling for Dollars 6; Pop Goes lhe Country 8; News 10; Wild KI~~Qdom 13; Family Affair 15; Consumer Survival Kit 20; Tourists are Corning 33. · 7· 30-Last of the Wild 3; Name Thai Tune •; Malch · Game PM 6; $25,000 Pyramid 8; The Judge 10; To Tell lite Trulh 13; Wild Kingdom 15; Robert MacNeil Report 20.33. a:oe>-Littlt House on the Prairie 3,4,15; Bionic Woman 6, 13; George Ml 8,10; Nova 20,33. 9:00-Sanford & Son 3,4,15; BareHa 6,13; To America 8,10; Great Performances 33: Upstairs. Downstairs . 20. 9:»-Chle:o & lhe Man 3,15; Probe 4. 10:0C>-Hawk 3,4,15; Slarsky & Hutch 6,13; Life of Leonardo Da VInci 33; News 20. 10:30-Aimanac 20. 11 :DO-News 3,4,6.8,10,13. 15. 11: JG-Johnny Carson 3,4, 15; Movie "All the ~lnd Strangers" 6,13; Movie "The Dlrly Doren B; MeNlo "The Lasl Winter" 10; Jal1flkl 33. 1:00-Tomorrow 3; News13. Ia • '• c-mor one fC IY18 Kin* f.-.hud Sudlulfo, HEAR NEWS FIRST "-1 DAJI,Y CRVI"TO<lUOTE -Here'• how lo work it: :::-:992~·59811=·'--,.--"7"'----:- ss,900.oo. s.-- z Author!..,. Singer Salot and• 2 bedrooms, large modern kit. chen, forced air furnace. lin· coin Hgti , 992·5737. A Calllomla reader wantl to know If we ever underlead an ace aplnsi 1 suit contracl. The a-er Is that we do rnalle such a lead, but we don't mike It more than once In a lot of deals. It is play that won't really hurt you If you never rnalle II. •I ta"nJ'"IY 2U3. 6!• •••2.AA.10,11,15s "IC Ntwl Zllom IUJ. ,,_,.IC Ntw1 3A.151 AIC Ntw1 131 ,.,.., Grtflltll6; cas Ntwll, 101 H ,.,, 1Ja t.odae •: ur111. Yog~ . end YI/AIU. 7:ot-Trutll or Col .,,._ 3; To Ttll TN Truth 61 lowti!lll FO/f Oolllrl 6; LAI'I Go To Tilt · - I; Ntw1 10; Nome T11e1 T - 131 Femlly Altair 11; ROINIIIOIIs' T. . . •: Sir- Femlly :D. 7:• Hollywood 3: Prtbt: The WoriiiAr-.cl . Us I; Lot's DMI· Wllh It 61 .MIIdJ Gtmt PM ..1 Prtct II lllgl!t 101 To Ttl I Tilt Truth 13; Nllltvlllt. On Tilt ROlli 151 ll!llltrl MacNtll R.... a 1:00 r.'lolllll' On 3,1,15; HIPPY Daye+,l31 t.IOI l_.l Tllomal R~l :D; At The T111 • • 1:211 ......... . & Shirley .,13; Good Timet t.lt1 Survtvel Kit D. . · t:IO-f'allct . _ 3.415; Olympic Hlghlllhtl .. lal M·A·S·H I,10; Ewntng If ~ 33; Mtn Ylho Midi ~~-·"·a( pl•te Service. Phone 9.49·241 · - 3N.T. By Oswtld' James JacMy Souilllet West hold the first trick with hla queen of IPI1del after East followed -with the ei&ht. West continued wltb lhe trey llld East played lhe king. South had a problem . Assuming West had led from a sir-caret suil he could duck that second spade, take lhe third, play three rounds of diarnondl and hope that East would have exactly three diamoncll. South saw that that play would fall II spades were f>-4 and decided on anolher line. , I ; East 1 ~ · Phone 949·2814 9 A.M. to5 P,M. a West Jed the queen of hearll. South won and played his seeond·hilh heart to ~queue East. He bad to unauard either diamonds or clulrl and South had his ninth trick. wlnera~le Pau Pa11 Pau I ·IIIII IS. · 5:• 'tn-12413; NtwUs Femlly "flair Is Ellctrlc heart. Openlnc lud - Q " ! Ph0ne273·•7:22. ======:::; ont N- Wnl "''I pltct ' guHII'I, Wt hang II, or do It t CANNING p&aehes · now raody thru August. Sev..-ol varieties by the bushel , 11r bushel or HOMESITE$ tor sole, I acre and peck. Please bring own con· up. MiddlepOrt, near Rutland. toiner. 2 convenient locations: ·FARM lor 50ie, 35 IXres , !arge hous8 , all utilities , other Call992-7.t.81. Midway Moril:et, Pomeroy, buildings . On blacktop rood :C::=:=':77=-:-~--:::::-::­ 992·2582 ; BOb's Market, Minon, near M&dino exit , $35,1))). NEW 3 bedroom house, 2 baths, 773-572! . ,, r-:59:~:8~. •AKZ Nortfi.Solllll " COMMIIICIAL PHOTOGRAPHY -Atrllt -lft.,llrllt Coil!llnldltll ""'""' -~lclltll S.Niilo rihMt& · lltllltlllary Scllool P•cluilt Pictures S.nlori&YH....... -WHIII!IIII- TliAT, Of API11!00Y t:l5E Sdturdor· Laurel Oiff,., News Notes ..,.,.. •·.-'. and Nobll Summit lid., Middleport PHONE 992-5724 7-21-1 mo. ASSORTtD RUBBER BACJLCARPEJING Venus, Mars and. J!der(UI'f. M£brUM oizod biCKk curlr, haired Those born m.lllli:dl!te are •f*i"dde1ypo dog . lema"· nom· 1Dider the sign of Leo:· od ~- lol! In ,.,. vicini!'( Ql Famed World War U cone- Coun~ 1 IJpod 19 ond ••ml<,tr oJ/Spondent Efnle •Pyle and iliiL'R"r(d. Phono9'12;~, • actress Dolores di!I'!Uo were Mll;l!l.ltypE.Pochlhund. rt!L~oth H u born Aug 3 • L ~~ 1ann and tib;k, solfor, answers fo ~ OO . ,ueur ..,·T noli.- ""Horbit"". lO$I "iJ ·!he she tn 1905. ' ".. Ia"-· • .. Road area. • •awa rd . , "' ,_..., , w. 1 . ' ' ' ' " ' ·' On this day In~: Phono-9'12-7114. , BY BERTHA PARKER .. In 1492, ClrlstoiJ!1w"~um-the·f. .$!00 REWARD lor inlo<moliori Altendance of all I1BI"1licel1 · bus set sail fiUII Sjjaln ,.,. leadlnglo rhe re<o••rr. ol livt< · · · 1 · t the "li'r ·"New World" with ,a convoy !. · and Wlillo opringer Sponlol Sunday, Aug a ee Of three small . ~ woo ring rod collor. Phone m . Methodist Church wa.s ~125. 1, Santa Marla the Nillll and 3589 or m-3132. . Mr. and Mrs. Melvin. Bollfi 1" lhe Pinta ~d fewer than Newburg, Ohlo, Mr. a!il/~s. , 100 men. In 1914 Germany declared Phlll Wile, Beverly, ,OJ¥,9, attended morning ~ , war 00 hance The following Au n~':,';~~d OPP~=~~~~~~ I. Aug. I at the local church, " '' Clay Britain d~lared war m Oemono!ralo Toys ond Gilts o Mr. and .Mrs. Griff Afcller, t Germany and Worl!l War 11 lew ovoningoo weok . NO ••· Kohler, W18Consln, Mr. Mark und • .i..rionce. NO ~rworl<. NO ,.. ,~Stahl Stockdale Mr and . -~~~ .... __ er way. .. .· (! ·l l' GIMMICt<St Goso,lina ' ' .the • In 1958, tbe • American , alowclnco. Eorn FREE Sample Mrs. William Perry, A ns, nuclear submat111e! .KIO. C<~ll742-23n . Wrifo' TOY Mia8 Pearl Shawver, Athens, •"Nautilus" completed the ' LADIES P'ARTY PlAN. John;own. Po. 15904. vrslted tecenUy with Mr. and first croaslnfl of the : North Mrs. Norman Schaefer. Pole ., .J · ' CARHOPS ond wai!roso wontod. Mr. Ve1;11 Story, CQII!'llll~.- , .In a cbartere~airuner Appl~ in-person. Crow·, Steok spent the weekend Willi Mrs. carrying workers'"'. from ~I;I:CouC:'±~.'--;-~~~-;--:~:-.:;:. Story and son John. Fr n · crashed ir\ i thick fog PERFECf for housewives CARPORT Sale, 918 Soulh Third. Mrs. Leona Karr was In a eethe M . ""'"'•rtl lolos oblll!los. Joking mor· Middleport. Tuesday, August 3, I m. sed f VMH 80U m !rOCCO, opplicollons. high in· FURNISHED. 2 bodrm. oparlmonl. h re ea rom uc aU 188 pe~s aboard. . r ._.., I . I noon tlll6 p.m. August~ . l 0 Ull • _.. ~ come pot.,.llo , no expenence adult~ only, in Midd ~~ . .. , , Mrs. Ed · Bauer, grand· daughter, KeUy Sue, Marion, are IIJ)endlug the week with her parents, Mrtohe~.~e lor her molber, 8, •..,... Mrs. Polly Deconnlck, Ut k d Martm, spent e wee en with her grandparents, Mr. D. Bumgardner starts 9 a .m. Good clothing, TOMATOES , cobboge. squash. 9 room house, both ond half, dousweet corn, cucumbets. phone hQyse p, bnts , odds and ends. ble goroge·, $12 ,000 firm. 8.13-2•95. Rain or l shin•. Below Mid· Pllone'992-S213. dleport ,.or Meigs and •Gallic 1971 Kowa,oki 175, Enduro, S250. li'!l!f!pn old road. Helen Mulford Set of motorcycle corrien , $13. 3 Bedroom br.ick .. ranch style home, full basement, I IJr both, and Chorlof!l!' Hanning. Phone m -5523. corport located in 8aum Adell· 2 fomily Yard Sole, clothing , CANNING tomatoes ond sweep . tiQn, near State Higflwoy dishes, flowers , misc. items . peppers . Cleland Farms . Gologe. Phone (614) 985-3584 m South Third Street, oc.ross Geraldine Cleland . Roclne, ol ter 6 p.m . from 81ue Torten, August 3, ~ . Ol>!o. HOUSE for sole with Iorge goroge 5. IN DASH 23 ·channel CB , om~fm off Rl. 1 by·poil. 58500. Phone LARGE -<>Wage Solo. Friday ond 99"J..7S'fl. rodio. 8 trock sterao. Call 9923965. • August ·6 ond 1. ro RURAL, mocMrn, electrk, 3 cun. til J ,p.m. Avonf,~ crofts , bedrooms , kitchen, living sQfTie depression glasa and 3 bike motorcycle trailer, $85. P!>one m . 7110. room , bath , finished base,ment , 'itith1s too numerous to men· laundry , recreation , storage , tiOh , w\lmo H. Casto, State 16ft. Fiberglass boot with 60 h.p. $26.900. 1 ocre. $28.900, 3 and Routl!' t2~ . Portland. Johnson motor, ether extras. !wo·lhirds. Phone (61•) 949· Phono m -3388. PORCH SAle, ~16 Spring Ave., V-18. Tue.A..u , 8:30 till LOOKING 'for soma responsible ..,-r thru Saturday I 8p.m. . • party to assume net baloncl!', 1 room house and batt! , 4 acres $594 .50 on Spinet piano lt'l e)( · , more or le11. Wirh born , on Rt. 33, one-hciH mile from Pomeroy cell.nt condition. Coli (61-4) City limits. Furn~ce heat and n2·5638 or write Factory city w~;~ter. Phone 992-2504 . Outlet, 272 East Main 51., 1974 Starcroff GaiG)IIe, 8 camper, Ch;llicolhe. Ohio ~5601 . HOUSE lor oalt in Middleport will reasonably priced. Phone 7J.2· tell or trade. Owner will help 1971 HONDA Cl -450. 12.000 2595. finance . miles. ·sissy bar; crash bars, CODNER'S Campers, Sales and pull bock handle bars, new tire Rental . OEN HOUSE SALE. and seals , Scrambler side Begins July .., X». Orowlngs. pipot. $650. Coll949·2480. refreahmentt, toke Meivs 28 or 32 to IASHAN and tallow signs. 1973 Hondo 350 • cylinder. 2800 VIrgil II. Sr.. Ro1Hor miles, like new j;ondltion. Ex· 110Mec1Ynlc l'l!moroy,O 1975 Apach• ·camping trOiler, troa , $850 or ·best offe-r. Phone Phontfft·W! ' never' u~. SAVE. Pomeroy 9~9 - 2181. Motor' Co. Phone 992·2126. 4 BEDROOMS NlCt. CANNING tomatoes , lester older horne wllh 11(, bolhs, 1971 StarcrOft 8 ,sleeper, fold · llot!fh. Phone 247·254!. hot water heat, naluralgaa down com per, plus canopy. ONE-HALF h.p . air compress-or .. J1hone 247·2166. & ell)' water. Walk to work. With hose, $75. Phone 992 -3718 Garage & shop In lho or7550. Ing. lmproved. too. 200 Super Von. 6 ''Iinder. p.b.. p.s., high p.m. Clothing, miscellaneous items at 1661 lincoln Heights , Pomeroy. ·" LOCUST POSTS , . round or split. PhOn. 949-m~ . YARD Sale, Thundoy , August 5th, 9:30 till? .Jeon Stout residence , COAL; limestone, end calcium corner of Fifth Street , Syrocuse. chloride and calcium brine tor Everything priced low: dust control and special mhcing salt for formers . Main Street, 3 Family Yard Sale, ..O..losley St ., Pomeroy, Ohio or phone m . August 5, 6 , 1, baby needs. 389! . d ishes, etc.. 0 ' SER6fAN T KW!' l<.Y EAST .KU4 •• 01 tQJ 10 IOU WEST •QJU3 •QJ74 +A K 71 , , 3~ o.m. ,.DiliY .., 4 :~0 News Notes ex treme ly Important that you visualize today's ·events ending In a positive manner. Put your HH3 llutllfld, ONe 41711 I'll. (614) ra-2411! L_.__j~~~_!~~~~~~~~~- ~----~~-~~~2~mo . Phone todiV 992-2156. VIAQO (Aug. 23-Sopl. 22) l!'s AI. lROMM CON. SI i Rutr.fld 742-IHI ~~~~~~ICIIfiiT· 3 6Q7U Tn.Riftlr~ lexM-A s:• flonlliu S; ·P.,...IIIgl • He won lhe second spade and Jed lrldL lhe 10. West won and could hive beaten lhe hand by Jeedllll anythilll btit I spade, but West wu a firm believer in lhe principle thai a trick In lhe hillel Is worth two on the table. He ealhed his last two spades . South chucked a hear! llld diamond while dummy shed red cards. E11t eh~~<:ked •uu- Soutlt 1 rm Olio All Work OulrlntHd FreoEaiiiiU!IH v.e. automatic. .CARD OF THANKS & DIITUARY -••• MIIDOOIS NORTH 67 ANY PITCH ANY SIZE · The Complete Remodeling Service For Your Hom11 lliUCQIOT . OFFICE HOURS lo 5:00 p.m. o.m. !o 12 :00 Wolfpell" win ner. no matt.er what you lay your marker on. Paintln& .cl Repli' ,........ Ill Additional 2Sc Charge per Advertisement . stincts direct Yo u'll co.me out a ..... 11111111 &Allies Good l lres, clean lnlerlor, radio, red finish , good economy . IL!ND ADS your k ind of day. Do a s your in - , 1 · mn 1972 VOLKSWAGEN2 DR. RATES s tlllliiiiiiSinka Mlmlnllll Sidint. loaf'••£ Guttlls, TUISDAY, AueuiT lr ,,_ F1111lly II NUIIII!I: IIII- WIN AT BRIDGE West helpsequeezeEall . • dttmld Ob • The publlther nsponslble for one Incorrect wnrw H 15 MINUTE CAMERA. Business Se"'ices 2 SIGNS correc . REGULATIONS TAURUS (April 20-Moy 20) dre~m s Sccitt . N•onem-371 8 or m-7~50. but It's also Important to have the courage of ypur conviC· tlons. Don't neglect your bright Ideas. a·n ldeal!stlc Charles tuni ng, Television log for easy viewing ,....-SAM--MADE--:PHOTO--:-::-S~Ii • . WANT ADS IN,DRMATION DEADLINES P.M. Doy Botore a Bernice Bedo Osol t- The~~~~mineJ, ~Pomeroy, o., Tuelday, Aug. 3, 1976 In~. ) �., • 8- The llally Sentinel. Mlddleport-P........,v: 0 .. 'fuesday, Allj{. 3,1976 For Fast Results Use· The Sentinel Classifie~ Astro- Graph For Wodnetdo~. Aug. 4, 1171 ARIU (March 21·Ap~l 11) Yo~ · ,. very lmaglnati Y e loday. PIANO Publlcltlon . Cantelletlons~ Pomeroy (f . QUMJTY Motor- Co. Hons accepted flrtt dtV Of publl(;at lon . . NOT!C ~ Tt'te Publlll'ler reserves the right to tdlf or reject OF APO!NTMENT any 'ICII lectlon•l . wlll no t be mQre tttan Insertion . Case No. 21113 Esta te of Carl L. Greenletl Oetei! SI-d NO t ice is hereb y gi ven tha t Ava J . Greenlees of Route No . • · Pomeroy , Oh io, 457 69 has been d.ul y app oin ted Executr ix of th e Est ate of Carl L . Gr eenlees . deceased , late or Meigs coun ty, Ol'llo . Creditors ar ~ requ ired to file the ir c laims w ith sa id fi duciary wlttdn three mon ths . Da ted this 28t h da y of Ju ly Fami l y matters tak tL precedence tod ay. You can Iro n ou t the IT)Ost pressing domestic problems II you have a mind to honestl y tr y. QEMINI (Moy 21 -Juno 20) Per· sons wh o CoUl d do big th ings for your career have their eyes on you today. Do the type of j o b you ' d wan t t hem t o observe . 1976 . M" nn ing D . Web ster Judge. Court of com mon Pl us, PrOM te OiviSIO!'I • CANC!i:R (Juno 21 -July 22) If you thi nk tn terms ot making a buck today , you 'll be tar more produ ctive than If you followed 181 3, !0. i7. 3!c eind came up wllh a cipher. LEO (July 23· Aug. 22)This Is For Want Ad Strvlct cents per word Of'! t · lntertlon . Min imum Charvt 11 .00. 14 cents ptr word three consecutive Insertions ,. 16 cents r,er word six conseeutlvt nsertlons . 25 Pl!'r Cen' Discount ·On Plid IdS lnd ldl paid within 10 days. mo mo RENAULT4 OR. Good tlr", clean lnlerlor; grey finish , radio, 4 speed. ' mo CAMARO CPE. JI09S P. steering , e.tra good radial llres. Needs some body work . U .OO for 80 word minimum . Each ·additional word 3 Cfnts : • SWIMMING POOLS Abilvo afld llolow lrGUIIII pool kits for lhe do·lt· YOIWIIII man. All poolluppll" aYIIIIblo, , Noon ·S•ttnday. GARA(>~ Salo,· "'ugusi,Yillrougli 1%8 Comaro ports , ftont end , o.m. tilt 5 p.m . Located hood , doora , many o.fher ports . off Rt. 7 bypas1 on o1d rou te Also fit 1967 Comoro . See at NOTICES ~~~~~~IVES Mr . and Mrs . William Att ALL Yard sates, Rummage , Boyce of Columbus were Porch and Banmtnf Porch . LIBRA (Sopl. • 23·0CI. 23) weekend visitors of Mrs . end 1'Sa:seml!'nt Sal~s , ttc . Someone whose help you need must bt paid In advanc~ . Bertha Russell. will be very receptive. Don't be Get vours In early by too co nce rried about t he Mr . and Mrs . Daniel stopping by our office at The Dol!y Sen!lnel , 1!1 mechanics, just get your views Worley, Slary Jo of Beckley Court St . or writing Box Pefore them. were weekend vlsilors of Mr. 129, Pomero, , Ohio 45769 1Wifh your rtm lttanct. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) and Mrs. Charley Smith. You have eKe ellen! prospects · Sunday dinner guests of to give you something to cheer Mr . and Mrs. Charley Smilh about today. Gains can come were Mr. and Mrs . D11niel from seve ral directio ns. Be Worley , Slacy and Mr. and ,alert AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY ~ hoYo SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23·Doc.,. "'rs. Doyle Knapp..' lj:ail, aerial photos of your construe· Kevin and Charles. Mr. and 21) Draw on your experience. It tion site, business, cool and will put you a lew steps ahead Mrs. Roy . Smith and ·Mrs. gas leases of your form. ken ol lhe opposl!lon. Knowledge Karl Russell and' family of Grove, photographer, Chester , acquired the hard way is now Ohio. Phone985 ,..ttS5. North Carolina wM-e al· read y to reap you a harvest. ternoon visitcrs, ' WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. Remember th• day 'orever! Mr. and Mr! . Daniel 19) In business today. be less Worley and Stacy visiled will! The complete story of rour vocal than your ·counterpart. wedding In a beautiful album . Mr. and Mrs. James Prullilt He can talk himself Into giving Coli ken Grover . Salurday afternoon, Photograph.r, Chester, Ohio. yo4 better terms thah expect. Phono985-4155. Charoletl a!id Ann AQUARIUS (Jon. 20·Ftb. 18) Your dreams are not aa On~., Lambert visited Saturday RETAIL realistic as some may think . 1n11 evening with Mr. and Mrs. MANAGEMENT reality. they'll be qu ite happy.il • Daniel Worley, Stacy and Mr. u lumbtr •s Manaoer yo" succeed . and Mrs. Charley Smith. Trainee Program offers rapid advancement __, ov.er PISCES (Fob. 20·h!irch 20j '· . . ,, ""~ lill, south ~ ~~Jack~ · Gctf•. Reasonable prlcfl on biqcle, new 'POinting luppliM, ,new t ~:r.-s : n8wborn , to adult clothlng, ond much more. rmaglnat1on to work. Y,ARP Sal•. Augu'.' 2. 3 ond 4!h. <;line's Red Frv1t Born, Rt. 7, bedstands , doubl• rinse tubs , t hoi("s, movie camera, clothes and misc. 2· Family Yard Sqle, August 3, • · ond '·5.· Charles Mcla·ine'l residence . St. Rt. 12~ . 3 mi tes out of Rocine. lad ies' clothes, on&·holf siz:es, and teens , ml!'n·s clothing, appliances, fur· niture. Phone 9~9 · 2220 . YARD Sale l 829· South Third A... e., Middleport, Aug. 2·5. YARD SAle Aug .. 3, 9 a.m. !o" S 1 150 manaoers and co . managers cttvelop~ from this program . ~ First full You're much admired by yoUr peers today. It's too bad you cari' t see yourself as otheh1 see' ~ you. ' Tbe AlmaDae ' I' "( · TWO Fomily Yard Sale, Thursday, Frido, ond Saturday. 9 till S p.m. Men's , wom8'n's, ond lunior petite clothing , dual -4; b.b.l manifold , furniture and misc. 412 Lii'IColn Hill , Pomeroy, Ohio: - Uolted PressiDt,rulloaal 1• Today is Tuesday, Aug. 3, the· 216th day Of 1976 'With 150 to follow. · "IJ ·' · • •The nioon ia between Its · lil'St·quarter arxl Nil ~1 ''The mornln& stars· arr ~Jupiter and Satu1Ji,._, . f , The evening star& are , 0 ,. • .•. , .. Aug.4, 1171 ' You're likfly lo be lar more popular this year' than you have teen heretofore. Much good can come from the many new friends you're capable o·f mak- 111 Pearl St. , Middleport, Ohio ~5760 . 1971 Dodge Charger . SIJOO, ••· cellent ·condition . Phone (~ } 675-:1651 . 1972 V890 . run• good. Mike Roberts. Phone 949-2626 or 247-2641. 1%5 G.M.C. ono-holf 1on pickup wilh 283 Chevy engine . l!an· dord shll! , S39S. Phone (~ ) 3 19: ~~; Econoline GARAGE SAle. Weds .. Augusl 4. im .....,..,l.. · - Mri. ' Charles Karr. hecesnory. Car PhonB992·38'14 . required . A thought loc tl!e day: ; Phonol-61021 ·0100· . . 3 AND '4 RM . lurtishod and un· t:rnle Pyle was one of<. NEED,o bobysll!tr in m, homo ol lurniohed op!o. Phone 992. America's IIIOIIt widely read ' Tupporo Plolno. M<>r>da'f lhru $434. corresponclents ~'Y.= 1 r~~~;~~go~~~~~-~ Coli "c.o:.U::N::T :.,R-Y"'Mo :-:-b::ilo- i::lol-m-o-:P:-oi-k 07"',""R!:-. Warll.Abattlefidd • 33. tonmilesnor!hofPomeroy. .,. his style, "U you go ,_., Lorge lois with concreto patios. sidewalks , runners ond oH """& Ul enough bath even the neaa · without will let ayou alone." •·n.!:g.c:. = ·7:..:4.:.. 79". ~.:.'.::"oo"::.:';o:.P•::r.:::k:: . P.::ho::.:n::e;..m OLD furniture, k:e boxes, brott l bodo, woll !olephon,. •n4. ON£ bedroom apartment• at VllLAG£ !MNOR In /,lifldiPI!Orl for $104 monthly plu• •l~11 0r part's , or cornplee househo)dt. Write M. D. Miller, Rt, 4, $130 including electr~. LOWER CASH paid for all makes ond Convenient to st'iopplng . on Third and Mlll StrNts in Mid· SSCothSS for junked auto. Frye'• Truck Auto Ports. Rutland , dleport. afond new high quali· ty apartments. See the man'9"" Riverside Aport· ments or coil 992-m1 . Fur· nished a~ortmenti olao Pomeroy, Ohio. Call992-n60. RATES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS. models of mobile homoo. Phoho otoocode 614·~23- 9531 . a' Phono 742·2081. ovaildblo . . COINS, t1mency, tokens, gold and silver l•welry. We nMd 3 room furnished apartment, 196A and older U.S. coins. Call utilities furnish.d. Phone 992· for other 7~2-2331 or came out 3129or992·5434. to our coin ahap on Rutland and loodlng Wamsley. Cruk Rd. Roger TRAILER. odults only. Phono 992· 7639or 992·3181 . 3 Room furnithed house with both. Adullt only . Phone 992· 5335. IF YOU have e service to offer, want to buy or ttll tometMng , ae looking for work ... or whatever . .. you'll get results laster with a Santinel Wont Ad. TRAILER spoct dote to Meiga Mines. Complete hookup. Call 7~2 -1166 . ~ room lui'nlthed opt: close fo Powell's Super Valu still available. Phone992-3658 . Coll992·2156. YARD Salo. Augul! 31 ~ .. 5; 10 2 Bedroom lrollor , $28 woelt, oil a.m. tHI S p.m. Men , women, utilities paid. Phone 992-3324. children's nlw and '"" 3 Rooms and botk, furnithed clolhl"l and shoot: 1wo 9x12 apartment r all utilities furnlth· carpot, ond 13·14 -pot: Hollywood lvll Silo bod: Swan od. or 356 Notrh Four· . rh,M leport. and Lyontln Tuppers Plaint. YARD Salt, 819 Sourh Third A.... Mlddloporl. Auguol 2 lhr!JIIgh l:;:t• 51f!. . 1M& Ford 390 h.p. molor. cornletely rebuilt, no . miles, modlllod, lrodo lor 100.or 125 -~ . Phon_o 94_!:.2!15:.. . ( • .r---RAC.. -.1n ...--E-----, CARPET SHOP Racine, Ol!io Coli 992·2338. 1973 V.W. Super Bee!le. P!>one '6•95 Squort Yard lnllllltd bock swi...el seats, n(!!w tires . 7054 m- David Parsons • Owner · 949-2814 6-7-1 mo. • HE R E ~ O H, VE$ $ !~, CAPTAI~ -· WHAT DOE$ W.DIMYII' WA SHIN<5TON SA¥ ABOUT OUR U.F.O. .7-21-4 TWIN $ ~ - PSYC HOS: WHAT D!D YOU EX PECH KEEP CALM. GfNT$! MEDICA~ HELP HAS ARRIVED ! .J t8Z .u ...THE PA'•L- SOtri'H 6A 10% •A K5 $END OI'ER A $ HRII.I l<i GUlTER SERVICE1 Continuous YGUrstll. Sptclal prlc" to : builders. ,, KEN GROVER Photoiir•phy . HS-4155 Olester, 0t11o 7-14-1 mo. WILL DO odd jobo . rooling. poin· ting, houling, h:e t work , and • mowing. Phon~!-992 - 7~09 . TEAFORD basement. Asking $20,000. 3 YEARS OLD- 2 ceramic bolhs. 6 room a. 3 bedroom• with closet•. family rcicim, 5 p.m. Infant, children , odult . y;ood-burnlng flreplect. clothing, Mite . full b01ement, copper 1974 SUZU~I G.T.. 185 e.cellon! plumbl"l and 1 car garage. condition, 2 helmets , $350. Phono (614) -146-1830. SJ.C,OOO. eYeningo (614) 446·4572, 5 BEDROOMS - Family room, 2'12 botl!s. central air Gallipolis. · & heat. Nearly all ADJUSTABLE wolkor, bodoide carpeled, sun dock, 2 car tommode , dothing. Phone garagalnd nice loe<~led lot '192-5655. neer grade and high ACRE lot en herd rood, rural schools. w.ooo. water O\'ollobll!', Leoding Creek LEVEl LOT - 3 bedroom Rood about 3 mil .. from br· older homo. Balh, 2 pass . Look for signs . Phone porch"' storm windows I, 742-3106. doors, plus carport. YOOJ 15 !nth toddle, bucktkin stitched, can walk lo work . Only podded seal, $75. Also, 2 $12,000, horses, boy more 13 y.ars, very gonlle. 3 ,oor old block MIDDLEPORT - 2 level lots on lhe corner. 5 tolt, green broke. Phone 9923219. bedroom older heme, 1 nice b.a tha, wood -burning GENTLE Jersey cow, -4 ga.llcns dai· F .A. ly. PMne m -3462 or 7~2- fireplaces, . gu furnace, large modern 2581. kitchen & dining . A GOOD Foctcry built go·cort frame wonderful family home for with or without whHit and only S25,ooo. motor~ Phone 247·2238. COUNTRY STOAE- Plus AIR Conditioner. 5,000 8TU, tx• stock most of lht tellent ccndlrion. Can btl IHn · furnishings, lnclud" pool at 30ot Spring Ave. Pomeroy, 1 table, pop, iCe, Ice creem $65. dlspenaers, 2 refrigerators, 1969 Cullom Pon!i~ . Phone m. cosh register, 2 display do,. Complete · .., Closeout AIR COflDITIONERS (6) All Romalnl"l ·Stock: Prices cut to tht laant. An Htoii!Je Cloltoull lvll'l' ,....... rldaced, first come, lrst MrYtd. '• BORN LOSER t I i 992-7320 evenings ...IJ,t:'D • 6·27·16 ' H~IJe; C4SCOJE;~D -.-x-,.-..-.N-C_I_D___, r-•... AMERICA lt-l 1493 1 ~ . Radiator •-rvl- r: .. .:;; Wtnshleld llepllcom111t Free Eatl!llltH On Body Work E•Ptrt Painting lriauranc:e Wortc Wtlc:oino St. Rl.7 Coolvllll, Ohio 667-3127 7-2t-1 mo. · -• SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC, "'tfZ-1174 ,_., MOBILE komt for sole or rent, 3 . '' '' :J , Q I'VE tcNoWH OUYER ~5 A 1""'- T!ME ·· fVfN WHEH ~E 16 DEL!RIOI!S, H!S JUOGMFNT !5 lEN TIMES IIETTfR THAH Phone 992-7751. ·Rtel cases, [uke box, ole. estate & '12 aero. Rtductcl for quick sale at S15r500. NEW LISTING - 6 room ho"UM, T.P. water, nat..-al (liS, .modern kitchen, born and 5112 acres. Somt fenced lor cow. Good garden . Went $16,500. SYRACUSE DIIIYI·IN I ncludts equ t pment ntctltary to run the bUal_. wllh bulldlnf ond lht lind. Only S1G,JOO. ,, YOU WANT TO GIT AHEAD, NOW IS Tlil TIME TO IUY. EVER KHEW- BRADFORD, AucllonHr, Com- bedrooms, ol utilities paid , or 9•9-1000. ~oclno. Ohio, CriH Brodlord. ElwoOD BOWERS REPAIR - • 1' Sw~pers 1 tootten , Irons, a~ small appliances. lawn mower. next to Sta'te Highway Goroo- . · on Roule 7. Phone (614) 98Jr. 3825. ~ oil elec: .. 1 acre. Mkld)eport. J!EMODEUNG, Plumbing. hoorln~ doH to Rutland . Phone 992· ood olllypos ol general ropoi[.1 7-481 . War~ guaranteed 20 years •w::·~ perlence. Phone 992·2~09 . SMALL fdrm for sola, to•;. down ,' owner financed. Monroe Ccun · D&O TREE Trimming , 20 yeon ell{-: ty , W. vo. Phone (304) 772· perlence. Insured fre .. 3102or (304) 7n·3221. estimates'. Call 992·238A at:; ~=:,:=.,!===::=:.:_-c-c (614)698-7257 Albony. , COUNTRY farmland with· teclud· • td ;.oods. woler and good" q<· SEWING !MCHINE Ropolrs . ..,~ , cess in Monroe County , W. Va , vice , all maket, 992-nk. ~ SI,OOO down. co II (~ I m. Fabric Shop, Pomerqy. j' . . .:=c::..====.:_- ,. ,- Service. We aharpen Scissors;,..~ -===.::..:..:::.=:..:._..,-__ 3 bedroom house for sole at 520 EXCAVATING, dozer, loador onci! backhoe work, dump · !ntd!O' ond lo-bo,. lor hire: will haul ; fill dirt, to soil, limestone oncli 3102 or(~) 772·3227 . SHIPWOilMS "TUI!tNED BOTH HULLS !N"TO S!EVES~ Sycamore St., Middleport , good vravel. Call Bob or Roger buy 1..-$8.000. Phonem-3578, _:o::..r:,:-: 992..:.·7.::66::.:7'-.- - - - - - Jef.! foro. day phone 992·7089, nlghr phone m-3525 or 992- ' $232. EXCAVATING. do1or, bactchoo and ditcher. Ckorltt R, Hat· , field, Batk Hot Service, Time we went down, 1\ Rullond. Ohio. Phone 742·2008. GREG "S CB SALES. loco!od al Er··• · Mid. ;.~. win 's Gulf .Service, dleport, Ohio. Phone 992· 1438. .33 ACRE SEPTIC 11;, story nice kllchen with cook unil, garage, oth~r leatures. $12,1100.00. LEVEL LOT- 50xl77 -1 story frame, 7 rooms, N.G. air heat. lnsfolled Rufus• I• • l.. by ;;1 lnolallor. Shopord·· · Contractors. Phone 7~2 -'2409. frame, 4 bedrooms, batti, forced Sytt~ llcenood ~ SEPTIC TANKS cloonod . Modern ! . Sanllollon, m-3954 or m. 2428. ' WILL do roofing , conolrucli!J!', ", plumbing and heating. No lab ·, • too ktri& ar too 'lmoll . Ph~~~ New II d I n g , e x c e II en I 741-2348 , . nelghbcrhood. $7,900.00. CARPENTER. flooring. · colll"l, . ponollng. Phonom-1759. : GROCERY STORE & BUILOINGS - A very ....,... buy. Doing a nlct VERMEER BALER SALES AND SER·, .,...,.. · VICE . Mtlgs·A!hons Coun!y.• business. Ideal for a · Baloro frqm $3995 up. Morrill, couple. . , C!>ooo, (614)698·3921. WE HAVE 5 BUSINESS EXCAVATING. BACKHOES AND PLACES FOR SALE DOZER - LARGE AND SMAU:. , . SEPTIC TANKS INSTAUED.LOW DROP IN AND ASK ABOUT THEM IF BOY AND DUMP TRUCKS. IIU , PULLINS, PHONE 992-2478 DAY: INTERESTED. CLOSE TO RIVER - 3 OR NIGHT . •· • bedroOmS, both, carpefed, SUILDitiG , romodoling. ond] tllod & peneltd. Porchtl. ropolrs, c;llfJIIIIy """'· oHiclonl , storegebulldlngond cellar. oorvico. Josoolodman, phone• LOYEL Y SPLIT . WANT !o 119 ln!o buslnNo lor , HOME - NEW - Ullraol you<1olff Almoal now • living R.. dining cllllomallc ln1ulollng machine,. house wife cook Phone Golllpollo, 1-446-4782. bake unlh, ANTIQUE roolorallons, reproduc: ' dlshwa&IMtr • many llano, coblno! making and fur. · fHiur". 4 Brms .. 2 nl!uro ropalr. i3!Y. 3rd, Mid· , bolhs, W·showtl's. dloporr, 992·5735 dey ond family R., utility ......:oc:..:.; von;;;ln"'g'-.- . . , - - - - - - ' workshop. Over f acre. • $33,000.00. WE HAVE BUYERS FOil • NEWER HOMES - LET US SELL YOURS. WANTED: Will de ._,ng In my 1 HENRY E. CLELAND, homo . Phone Shl~, Wilson; , BROKER 742-2595. "2-2259 or m-2561 .. · A X Y D I. II A A X R I. 0 N r. F E I. I. 0 IV One ·letter Rimplr sl;mdi r(1r ano1her .. In lhi~•.s:m\)1lr. A is used ror the thrrc L's, X rnr lh~ 1WO 0 s. t'tr. :"tnJ!IC h ttcu, apollrophes. lhc length ond lorn1alion ol lhe wnrtls are oil ,....~~~:-'! hints. Earh day the! rodt' 1ellcrs ar~· •hffcrrnt. t'RVPTOQl10TES PRECIOUS UTilE I'vE DONE. IN ltiE PA&T FEW WEEKe SEEM(; .!GI.ADYOO ENJOYBIIT.•. 10 ~AVE PLEA&EO Y00 I ••• !=OR A CHANGE/ GIWIDMA'S RIGHT, MONI •••. I. HAllE 13EEN ACTING PRET1Y ROTTEN IATEL.?; 6I.IT I HOPE. 1HAT'S 13EHINLJ . . ,_..,,......... VA ZVC IIAAB MC KA UBYAJ 1• T Y t• T J II B JH "I'M· A t• ll II 'l'AAJ llCS V 1\ HTJ VAWQ ON .. EXPANDED WEEKDAY NEWDSTS AT 8 A..M., The ~oon anciS P.M. Report,' ,,.I' . ' ' '( • ZH~MB t ' l:l S A ll P B A J HB t' M · PLAV FASTER, SNUFfY I 01] YANTIDj IIWt'IVt'AS~' Ye•tcrday'• t:ryplaqulltc: A!J. MEN AIU: URilJNAilY Ml•:N; 'l'Ht: t:ll'fKAOHIJJNAKY Mt:N ARt: THOSE WHO KNOW IT. · fl.K. t:llt~')l'Jo:lt'I'ON • WMPO AM·FM ,. Tilt Movies 2t. . • ::Jt-f'llot I, 10. . . II:GO-CIIy of ......... 3,1,151 -VII!dlvlllt II Swltdlf 101 , . _ •; Ol~mpltd :D. 10:»--IIICk Pel 1111cll·~e on thll Ntwl 211. 11:00 Nows3, .....1.11.13,15; ABC"- :D. · n : ~Jol!nny c ...... u.t$; Myetlry of 111t Weill .. JJ; MD¥10 "Tilt Dirty o-t" I; MDvle H AllrMih . of SQndll" 10; Jenetll 23. t:ot-T-row 3,.4; Ntwl13." WEDNESDAY, AUGUST4, 1976 6:00-Summtr Seme&ter 10. 6: 15-Farin Report 13. 6::»--Tho Story 13. • (For a copy of JACOBY 6:»-Columbus Toctoy 4; News 6; Summer 5emolftr MODERN. nnd $1 to: "Win I; Christopher Closo\tp 10. at Bridge," . CIO thfl 6:-45-Marnlng Report 3. · newspaper, P. 0. Box 489, 6 : ~ Morning. West VIrginia 6,13; CBS Newel; Chuck While Rporta 10. Radio City Stillion, /ltw York, 7:05-Buoa Bunny & Friends 10. N. Y. 10019} · 7:30-Schoolles TO. 1:00-Jetrs Collie 6; Capt. Kangaroo 8,10; Sesame Sl. 33. 8:30-Big Valley 6. 9:1»-A.M. 3; Phil Donlhue 4,15; lucy Show 8; Mike · . oOuglas 10; Morning wllh D.J. 13. .9:»-Crou-WIII 3; One Life lo Live 6; Talllelales e: Mike ()oijg(u 13. 10:00-SanfOI"d & Son 3,4,15; Price Is Rlgbt 8,10; 811 wllh Knit 33. 10: Is-General Hospllal 6. 10:»-Ctllbrlty Sweepttakes ),4,15; LIIIM Yoga & You 33. 11 :ot-Whetl of Fortune 3,15; Weekday 4; Edge of Night 6; Gambit 8,10; Farmer's Daughter 13. 11 :»-Hollywood Square& 3.4,15; Happy Days 6,13; lor THOMAS JOSEPH Love ot Lift 1, 10. 11:55-Take Kerr I; Ms. Flxlt 10. 31 BacterloJo. ACROSS 12:00-Fun Fac1ory 3,15; Hot Seat 13; Bob Braun 4; · (list's 1 Waistband News 6,1,10; Sesame st. 33. 5 Wrongly wire 12:30-Gong Show 3,15; All My Chlllft"lll 6,13; Search for Tomorrow 8, 10. 3t Iranian 10 Kalfi!' 11:55-NBC News 3,15. monetary warrior 1 :ot-Newa 3; Ryan's Hope 6,13; Phil Donahue 8; unit 11 Ba~'s Young & the Restleu10; Not For Women Only 15; bearing • Bei&Jan Eltc. Co. 33. river 1% rumy 1:30-Days of Our llvts 3,4, 1S; Family Feud 6.13; As DOWN scene The World Turns 8,10; Evening at Pops 33. 1 Pancake 13 Mason's 2:0G-S20.000 Pyramid 13; Dinah 6. topping mixture 2:30-Doctors 3,1, 15; One Life to Live 13; Guiding . ( var. l 1 Said of a n Traltllrll's 14 PrefiX for Light 1,10; Strauss Family 33. Kind of triangle 11!11111 Item 3:0C>-Anothto" Wwld"3,4,T5; All In The Family 8,10; cycle Rornagnolls' Table 20. add ' Arringed u Oettlny IJ Fa5J!ion 3: Is-General Hospital 13. · 3 Terril11y In N Perk up II New 6; Match Game 8.10; Lilla• Yoga & 3:30-Bewltc:hed pampered order N Crowbar, Havenite You 20; Ourstory 33. (2 wda.J l1 Whacked for one 17 Defile 4:00-8!1Stball3,4; SomerSet 15; Lucy Show6; Mlclce~· 4 Sucalss 15 Gyrate zt Demean 19 Cartoonist, Mouie Club I; Mister Rogers 20,33; Movie "The 5 Expiate II German • Beer GardnerNaked Jungle" 10; Dinah 13. · 1 Disfeature ballld · u Yellow 20 Colleen's Andy Grlffllh 8; Sesame St. 20,33; Fllnlltones 15. 1 Banklnfl 21 Amllg•· bulle land 5:ot-Partrldgo Family 8; Mission: Impossible 15. cont-erns Dille M Kind of 5:30-News 6; Family Affair 8; Elec. Co. 20,33; Adam. 21 Cleft 12 13. 22 Shake.,...'1::'<_2wdar.-.or,:J_ !2 Terrlfled:!-r.-:-r-;"""'llluce~!""1 6: OC>-News 8,10,13, 15; ABC News 6; Zoom 2Q,33. 6:30-NBC News 3,15; ABC News 13; News 4; Anrt( Griffith 6; CBS News 8, 10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; Book Beat 33. 7:0C>-Trulhor Cons. 3; To Telllhe Trulh~; Bowling for Dollars 6; Pop Goes lhe Country 8; News 10; Wild KI~~Qdom 13; Family Affair 15; Consumer Survival Kit 20; Tourists are Corning 33. · 7· 30-Last of the Wild 3; Name Thai Tune •; Malch · Game PM 6; $25,000 Pyramid 8; The Judge 10; To Tell lite Trulh 13; Wild Kingdom 15; Robert MacNeil Report 20.33. a:oe>-Littlt House on the Prairie 3,4,15; Bionic Woman 6, 13; George Ml 8,10; Nova 20,33. 9:00-Sanford & Son 3,4,15; BareHa 6,13; To America 8,10; Great Performances 33: Upstairs. Downstairs . 20. 9:»-Chle:o & lhe Man 3,15; Probe 4. 10:0C>-Hawk 3,4,15; Slarsky & Hutch 6,13; Life of Leonardo Da VInci 33; News 20. 10:30-Aimanac 20. 11 :DO-News 3,4,6.8,10,13. 15. 11: JG-Johnny Carson 3,4, 15; Movie "All the ~lnd Strangers" 6,13; Movie "The Dlrly Doren B; MeNlo "The Lasl Winter" 10; Jal1flkl 33. 1:00-Tomorrow 3; News13. Ia • '• c-mor one fC IY18 Kin* f.-.hud Sudlulfo, HEAR NEWS FIRST "-1 DAJI,Y CRVI"TO<lUOTE -Here'• how lo work it: :::-:992~·59811=·'--,.--"7"'----:- ss,900.oo. s.-- z Author!..,. Singer Salot and• 2 bedrooms, large modern kit. chen, forced air furnace. lin· coin Hgti , 992·5737. A Calllomla reader wantl to know If we ever underlead an ace aplnsi 1 suit contracl. The a-er Is that we do rnalle such a lead, but we don't mike It more than once In a lot of deals. It is play that won't really hurt you If you never rnalle II. •I ta"nJ'"IY 2U3. 6!• •••2.AA.10,11,15s "IC Ntwl Zllom IUJ. ,,_,.IC Ntw1 3A.151 AIC Ntw1 131 ,.,.., Grtflltll6; cas Ntwll, 101 H ,.,, 1Ja t.odae •: ur111. Yog~ . end YI/AIU. 7:ot-Trutll or Col .,,._ 3; To Ttll TN Truth 61 lowti!lll FO/f Oolllrl 6; LAI'I Go To Tilt · - I; Ntw1 10; Nome T11e1 T - 131 Femlly Altair 11; ROINIIIOIIs' T. . . •: Sir- Femlly :D. 7:• Hollywood 3: Prtbt: The WoriiiAr-.cl . Us I; Lot's DMI· Wllh It 61 .MIIdJ Gtmt PM ..1 Prtct II lllgl!t 101 To Ttl I Tilt Truth 13; Nllltvlllt. On Tilt ROlli 151 ll!llltrl MacNtll R.... a 1:00 r.'lolllll' On 3,1,15; HIPPY Daye+,l31 t.IOI l_.l Tllomal R~l :D; At The T111 • • 1:211 ......... . & Shirley .,13; Good Timet t.lt1 Survtvel Kit D. . · t:IO-f'allct . _ 3.415; Olympic Hlghlllhtl .. lal M·A·S·H I,10; Ewntng If ~ 33; Mtn Ylho Midi ~~-·"·a( pl•te Service. Phone 9.49·241 · - 3N.T. By Oswtld' James JacMy Souilllet West hold the first trick with hla queen of IPI1del after East followed -with the ei&ht. West continued wltb lhe trey llld East played lhe king. South had a problem . Assuming West had led from a sir-caret suil he could duck that second spade, take lhe third, play three rounds of diarnondl and hope that East would have exactly three diamoncll. South saw that that play would fall II spades were f>-4 and decided on anolher line. , I ; East 1 ~ · Phone 949·2814 9 A.M. to5 P,M. a West Jed the queen of hearll. South won and played his seeond·hilh heart to ~queue East. He bad to unauard either diamonds or clulrl and South had his ninth trick. wlnera~le Pau Pa11 Pau I ·IIIII IS. · 5:• 'tn-12413; NtwUs Femlly "flair Is Ellctrlc heart. Openlnc lud - Q " ! Ph0ne273·•7:22. ======:::; ont N- Wnl "''I pltct ' guHII'I, Wt hang II, or do It t CANNING p&aehes · now raody thru August. Sev..-ol varieties by the bushel , 11r bushel or HOMESITE$ tor sole, I acre and peck. Please bring own con· up. MiddlepOrt, near Rutland. toiner. 2 convenient locations: ·FARM lor 50ie, 35 IXres , !arge hous8 , all utilities , other Call992-7.t.81. Midway Moril:et, Pomeroy, buildings . On blacktop rood :C::=:=':77=-:-~--:::::-::­ 992·2582 ; BOb's Market, Minon, near M&dino exit , $35,1))). NEW 3 bedroom house, 2 baths, 773-572! . ,, r-:59:~:8~. •AKZ Nortfi.Solllll " COMMIIICIAL PHOTOGRAPHY -Atrllt -lft.,llrllt Coil!llnldltll ""'""' -~lclltll S.Niilo rihMt& · lltllltlllary Scllool P•cluilt Pictures S.nlori&YH....... -WHIII!IIII- TliAT, Of API11!00Y t:l5E Sdturdor· Laurel Oiff,., News Notes ..,.,.. •·.-'. and Nobll Summit lid., Middleport PHONE 992-5724 7-21-1 mo. ASSORTtD RUBBER BACJLCARPEJING Venus, Mars and. J!der(UI'f. M£brUM oizod biCKk curlr, haired Those born m.lllli:dl!te are •f*i"dde1ypo dog . lema"· nom· 1Dider the sign of Leo:· od ~- lol! In ,.,. vicini!'( Ql Famed World War U cone- Coun~ 1 IJpod 19 ond ••ml<,tr oJ/Spondent Efnle •Pyle and iliiL'R"r(d. Phono9'12;~, • actress Dolores di!I'!Uo were Mll;l!l.ltypE.Pochlhund. rt!L~oth H u born Aug 3 • L ~~ 1ann and tib;k, solfor, answers fo ~ OO . ,ueur ..,·T noli.- ""Horbit"". lO$I "iJ ·!he she tn 1905. ' ".. Ia"-· • .. Road area. • •awa rd . , "' ,_..., , w. 1 . ' ' ' ' " ' ·' On this day In~: Phono-9'12-7114. , BY BERTHA PARKER .. In 1492, ClrlstoiJ!1w"~um-the·f. .$!00 REWARD lor inlo<moliori Altendance of all I1BI"1licel1 · bus set sail fiUII Sjjaln ,.,. leadlnglo rhe re<o••rr. ol livt< · · · 1 · t the "li'r ·"New World" with ,a convoy !. · and Wlillo opringer Sponlol Sunday, Aug a ee Of three small . ~ woo ring rod collor. Phone m . Methodist Church wa.s ~125. 1, Santa Marla the Nillll and 3589 or m-3132. . Mr. and Mrs. Melvin. Bollfi 1" lhe Pinta ~d fewer than Newburg, Ohlo, Mr. a!il/~s. , 100 men. In 1914 Germany declared Phlll Wile, Beverly, ,OJ¥,9, attended morning ~ , war 00 hance The following Au n~':,';~~d OPP~=~~~~~~ I. Aug. I at the local church, " '' Clay Britain d~lared war m Oemono!ralo Toys ond Gilts o Mr. and .Mrs. Griff Afcller, t Germany and Worl!l War 11 lew ovoningoo weok . NO ••· Kohler, W18Consln, Mr. Mark und • .i..rionce. NO ~rworl<. NO ,.. ,~Stahl Stockdale Mr and . -~~~ .... __ er way. .. .· (! ·l l' GIMMICt<St Goso,lina ' ' .the • In 1958, tbe • American , alowclnco. Eorn FREE Sample Mrs. William Perry, A ns, nuclear submat111e! .KIO. C<~ll742-23n . Wrifo' TOY Mia8 Pearl Shawver, Athens, •"Nautilus" completed the ' LADIES P'ARTY PlAN. John;own. Po. 15904. vrslted tecenUy with Mr. and first croaslnfl of the : North Mrs. Norman Schaefer. Pole ., .J · ' CARHOPS ond wai!roso wontod. Mr. Ve1;11 Story, CQII!'llll~.- , .In a cbartere~airuner Appl~ in-person. Crow·, Steok spent the weekend Willi Mrs. carrying workers'"'. from ~I;I:CouC:'±~.'--;-~~~-;--:~:-.:;:. Story and son John. Fr n · crashed ir\ i thick fog PERFECf for housewives CARPORT Sale, 918 Soulh Third. Mrs. Leona Karr was In a eethe M . ""'"'•rtl lolos oblll!los. Joking mor· Middleport. Tuesday, August 3, I m. sed f VMH 80U m !rOCCO, opplicollons. high in· FURNISHED. 2 bodrm. oparlmonl. h re ea rom uc aU 188 pe~s aboard. . r ._.., I . I noon tlll6 p.m. August~ . l 0 Ull • _.. ~ come pot.,.llo , no expenence adult~ only, in Midd ~~ . .. , , Mrs. Ed · Bauer, grand· daughter, KeUy Sue, Marion, are IIJ)endlug the week with her parents, Mrtohe~.~e lor her molber, 8, •..,... Mrs. Polly Deconnlck, Ut k d Martm, spent e wee en with her grandparents, Mr. D. Bumgardner starts 9 a .m. Good clothing, TOMATOES , cobboge. squash. 9 room house, both ond half, dousweet corn, cucumbets. phone hQyse p, bnts , odds and ends. ble goroge·, $12 ,000 firm. 8.13-2•95. Rain or l shin•. Below Mid· Pllone'992-S213. dleport ,.or Meigs and •Gallic 1971 Kowa,oki 175, Enduro, S250. li'!l!f!pn old road. Helen Mulford Set of motorcycle corrien , $13. 3 Bedroom br.ick .. ranch style home, full basement, I IJr both, and Chorlof!l!' Hanning. Phone m -5523. corport located in 8aum Adell· 2 fomily Yard Sole, clothing , CANNING tomatoes ond sweep . tiQn, near State Higflwoy dishes, flowers , misc. items . peppers . Cleland Farms . Gologe. Phone (614) 985-3584 m South Third Street, oc.ross Geraldine Cleland . Roclne, ol ter 6 p.m . from 81ue Torten, August 3, ~ . Ol>!o. HOUSE for sole with Iorge goroge 5. IN DASH 23 ·channel CB , om~fm off Rl. 1 by·poil. 58500. Phone LARGE -<>Wage Solo. Friday ond 99"J..7S'fl. rodio. 8 trock sterao. Call 9923965. • August ·6 ond 1. ro RURAL, mocMrn, electrk, 3 cun. til J ,p.m. Avonf,~ crofts , bedrooms , kitchen, living sQfTie depression glasa and 3 bike motorcycle trailer, $85. P!>one m . 7110. room , bath , finished base,ment , 'itith1s too numerous to men· laundry , recreation , storage , tiOh , w\lmo H. Casto, State 16ft. Fiberglass boot with 60 h.p. $26.900. 1 ocre. $28.900, 3 and Routl!' t2~ . Portland. Johnson motor, ether extras. !wo·lhirds. Phone (61•) 949· Phono m -3388. PORCH SAle, ~16 Spring Ave., V-18. Tue.A..u , 8:30 till LOOKING 'for soma responsible ..,-r thru Saturday I 8p.m. . • party to assume net baloncl!', 1 room house and batt! , 4 acres $594 .50 on Spinet piano lt'l e)( · , more or le11. Wirh born , on Rt. 33, one-hciH mile from Pomeroy cell.nt condition. Coli (61-4) City limits. Furn~ce heat and n2·5638 or write Factory city w~;~ter. Phone 992-2504 . Outlet, 272 East Main 51., 1974 Starcroff GaiG)IIe, 8 camper, Ch;llicolhe. Ohio ~5601 . HOUSE lor oalt in Middleport will reasonably priced. Phone 7J.2· tell or trade. Owner will help 1971 HONDA Cl -450. 12.000 2595. finance . miles. ·sissy bar; crash bars, CODNER'S Campers, Sales and pull bock handle bars, new tire Rental . OEN HOUSE SALE. and seals , Scrambler side Begins July .., X». Orowlngs. pipot. $650. Coll949·2480. refreahmentt, toke Meivs 28 or 32 to IASHAN and tallow signs. 1973 Hondo 350 • cylinder. 2800 VIrgil II. Sr.. Ro1Hor miles, like new j;ondltion. Ex· 110Mec1Ynlc l'l!moroy,O 1975 Apach• ·camping trOiler, troa , $850 or ·best offe-r. Phone Phontfft·W! ' never' u~. SAVE. Pomeroy 9~9 - 2181. Motor' Co. Phone 992·2126. 4 BEDROOMS NlCt. CANNING tomatoes , lester older horne wllh 11(, bolhs, 1971 StarcrOft 8 ,sleeper, fold · llot!fh. Phone 247·254!. hot water heat, naluralgaa down com per, plus canopy. ONE-HALF h.p . air compress-or .. J1hone 247·2166. & ell)' water. Walk to work. With hose, $75. Phone 992 -3718 Garage & shop In lho or7550. Ing. lmproved. too. 200 Super Von. 6 ''Iinder. p.b.. p.s., high p.m. Clothing, miscellaneous items at 1661 lincoln Heights , Pomeroy. ·" LOCUST POSTS , . round or split. PhOn. 949-m~ . YARD Sale, Thundoy , August 5th, 9:30 till? .Jeon Stout residence , COAL; limestone, end calcium corner of Fifth Street , Syrocuse. chloride and calcium brine tor Everything priced low: dust control and special mhcing salt for formers . Main Street, 3 Family Yard Sale, ..O..losley St ., Pomeroy, Ohio or phone m . August 5, 6 , 1, baby needs. 389! . d ishes, etc.. 0 ' SER6fAN T KW!' l<.Y EAST .KU4 •• 01 tQJ 10 IOU WEST •QJU3 •QJ74 +A K 71 , , 3~ o.m. ,.DiliY .., 4 :~0 News Notes ex treme ly Important that you visualize today's ·events ending In a positive manner. Put your HH3 llutllfld, ONe 41711 I'll. (614) ra-2411! L_.__j~~~_!~~~~~~~~~- ~----~~-~~~2~mo . Phone todiV 992-2156. VIAQO (Aug. 23-Sopl. 22) l!'s AI. lROMM CON. SI i Rutr.fld 742-IHI ~~~~~~ICIIfiiT· 3 6Q7U Tn.Riftlr~ lexM-A s:• flonlliu S; ·P.,...IIIgl • He won lhe second spade and Jed lrldL lhe 10. West won and could hive beaten lhe hand by Jeedllll anythilll btit I spade, but West wu a firm believer in lhe principle thai a trick In lhe hillel Is worth two on the table. He ealhed his last two spades . South chucked a hear! llld diamond while dummy shed red cards. E11t eh~~<:ked •uu- Soutlt 1 rm Olio All Work OulrlntHd FreoEaiiiiU!IH v.e. automatic. .CARD OF THANKS & DIITUARY -••• MIIDOOIS NORTH 67 ANY PITCH ANY SIZE · The Complete Remodeling Service For Your Hom11 lliUCQIOT . OFFICE HOURS lo 5:00 p.m. o.m. !o 12 :00 Wolfpell" win ner. no matt.er what you lay your marker on. Paintln& .cl Repli' ,........ Ill Additional 2Sc Charge per Advertisement . stincts direct Yo u'll co.me out a ..... 11111111 &Allies Good l lres, clean lnlerlor, radio, red finish , good economy . IL!ND ADS your k ind of day. Do a s your in - , 1 · mn 1972 VOLKSWAGEN2 DR. RATES s tlllliiiiiiSinka Mlmlnllll Sidint. loaf'••£ Guttlls, TUISDAY, AueuiT lr ,,_ F1111lly II NUIIII!I: IIII- WIN AT BRIDGE West helpsequeezeEall . • dttmld Ob • The publlther nsponslble for one Incorrect wnrw H 15 MINUTE CAMERA. Business Se"'ices 2 SIGNS correc . REGULATIONS TAURUS (April 20-Moy 20) dre~m s Sccitt . N•onem-371 8 or m-7~50. but It's also Important to have the courage of ypur conviC· tlons. Don't neglect your bright Ideas. a·n ldeal!stlc Charles tuni ng, Television log for easy viewing ,....-SAM--MADE--:PHOTO--:-::-S~Ii • . WANT ADS IN,DRMATION DEADLINES P.M. Doy Botore a Bernice Bedo Osol t- The~~~~mineJ, ~Pomeroy, o., Tuelday, Aug. 3, 1976 In~. ) �.- - 10-The Dally Sentinel, Mlddleplrt-P<meroy, 0 ., Tuesday, Aug. 3,1876 er virus sought Name of By SIIARON SEXTON HARRISBURG, Pa. (UPI) - State and federal health offlcera today sought to Identify a baflllng viral-type disease that has killed BeVeral person who attended a Pennsylvania American legloo cooventloo two weeks ago In Phlladelphla. The death toll roae to 18 today with the report another victim. At least 70 others ha11e been hospitaUzed serosa the state. All experienced similar . symptoms-bad headaches, nausea, h1ah fever and chillB. State health omcers said the painful disease resembles pneumonia and is believed caused by a virus. The dead ranged in' age from 39 to 82 and ill! bUt one were men. The first death occurred July 'll. State Health Secretary Dr. leonard Bachman Monday ordered a statewide investigation to Identify the disease and determine If It is ' contagious. "We can aee no cause for any panic of any sort at this time," Bachman said. "We don't know what we 're deallntl with. It certainly resembles a virus rather than any other cause." Altho11gh Bachman . admitted "swine .flu Is a possibility," he said It was too early to speculate. The National Center 101' Disease Control in AUanta sent three epidemiologists doctors trained In tracking down the causes of contagious diseases and the manner in which they are transmitted - to Pennsylvania. 'l'ls8ue and blood samples from the 'vlcllms were flown to PhUadelphla for analysis. Bachman said It would take three days to identify the virus. . Health Department officials have been calling hospitals aci'OIII the state for autopsy results and information on new adml.uiOIII. State lleld Investigators also coota~ lamllles of the victims to determine If the diseal!ll had · spread. Bachman llid preliminary caliB Indicated It had not. Edward T. Hoak; Pennsyl- MEIGS THEATRE Tutsdoy thru Thursd.y Autusll-5 .NOT OPEN Fri., Sot., Sun. Autut! 6-7" FIGHTING MAD Peter Fonda. Gino Franco, 5 yr. old Lynn Lowry, John Coucette. . Show Storts 1 p.m. ( RI Pit~lain ~ Tuition up 81~ vania American Le8fon ad· jutant, said he began receiving reports of deaths during the weekend from various Legion district offices. "The ooe ~ they all had in CGIJII1IOII wu that they went to the coovenUon in l'lllladelpwi," Hoak said. The. 10,000 per10111, who attended the convention, included 2,000 delegates, plus alternates and wives an() chil()ren. Hoak .said they stayed in six different l'lllladelpbla hotels. Hoak said the illness started with symptoms ·similar to a cOIIUliOII cold, . then progressed to severe headaches and high temperatures. He said a number of victims were . packed In Ice . and given oxygen in a fuille attempt to revive them. Elmer Hafer of Lewisburg became W a week ago. He dl.ed Sunday night. "He started ~laining about a week ago about chillB and a fever. We took him to the hospital last Wednesday night and he died lui night , They said "it Wl!S viral pneumonill . No one knows why. No one knows why," Mrs. Haler said. The symptoms .were the. same for two other victims lrom Williamstown, John Doland and John B. Ralph. "They had a horrible death," said Mrs. Mercy Yerskl, Ralph's aunt. "! think John's temperature l'tlllcbed 107 at one point. Tbe doctora performed a pollmGrlem. I can ooly say that from the autopsy l'ep(l'l given, it was that their looked like BrUlo peds. There Memed to be alhleld lcrmed over them that the antlbloUca would not !)enetrate." . A public meelin8 will be sponsored by Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation on August 25, 1976, 7 p.m., at the Ramada Inn, Route 7, Marietta. The purpose of the meeting Is to provide an opportunity for public expression of views on the . qualifications, proposed governing body composition, and proposed .work programs of Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation, Inc., under the name of Southeastern Ohio Health Systems foundation, lm:., to serve as tbe Health Systems Agency for Health Service Area 6 in Ohio. Members of the public may . . express their views both In wrllin8 and at the pubUc meeting. Views expressed will be considered In the preparation of the final application to be submitted ID the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. This application Is being resubmitted·due to the disapproval of the com· · pelltive applications previously fUed lrom Health Service Area 6. H additional Information regarding the proposed Health Systems Agency Is desired, ciU (614) ~7, the telephone nwnber of Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation. cut prices .. • . VOL XXVIII Take our bait - mortgage INns at klw rates! Come In and talk to one of our loan officers today. -·- wu "THE 1\b.FRIE./\'DLY TRUSTEES TO MEET The amual meellnt! of the trustees of Carleton College will be held at the Syracuse Grade School Wednesday, Aug. 4, at a p.m. BANK" MEN'S SUMMER ME$.t IllS MIDII.EPORT, OHIO ..... federal Deposit IIISIIIIIIU Corporatior. '*'0•11'1 INSUIID TO •.to,oor· ' I ' Nouellred. H_.,, Noue had left the wwpon In the stolen car• abandooed along E. Dlh St. Black and Bont Rlf.IU9 ,.. ... Sale •3,50 Mldllltport,().- = ............... I. . . . . lltl*llll The'balrll..-tDadllrtilllba "AppiiQoall" ntolllle tllllllllld by the lltlplAeal fwh!• Car(ll IGr iii. Iince the JII'04II'IIII bu abandoned llllllba ..... 'fG&ad Ill IIIII! tha ·line binD oltlltdillrk:tudtpollttdl for fwldl. ,IM!tlt"BI (111'111111111 ~ a jlllllar hlgb school prlndpll'lllllbe Jired Illite Aq, 13r«IJUdmeetlng. . I would wipe out the Intent ol the 1974 coal contract with the UMW. "To do so, by meeting with strike leaders, would lend credence to the false idea that any single group of miners can, in deflsnce of the Ia", their own union and the coAiract, hold the coal Industry hostage to gain their own selfish ends,'' Brennan said, PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS WEDNESDAY, .AUGUST 4, 1976 Laboratories expected Hospital News. Veterans Memorial Hoseltal ADMITTED - Robert Knapp, Syracuse; Juanita Wamsley, Middleport; Eloise Drenner, pomeroy; · Ruby Sexson , Pomeroy ; Pearl Koehler, ReedsviDe; Patrick Wolfe, Portland; Lena Lenz, COolville; Ronnie Anderson, Pomeroy ; Dorinda Cun· ningham, MlnersviUe. DISCHARGED - Cora See, Phyllis Davis, Sarah Dunn, Donald Hupp, Errunett Smalley . Hoher Medical Ceater (Dillcharges, Aug.!) Gertrude Baker, · Samuel Burns, Charles Butcher, Lucille Canaday, Vonda Cottrell, Stella Dewitt, Mildred Franklin, John Fry, Timothy Hammack, Mamie Houck, Alan Jividen, Mrs. Danny Le..,U and daUghter, Donald Love, Ruth Montgomery, Mildred Nay, Forrest ltobinson, Carl Rouish , Felon Thacker , Cindy Waddell, Mary Wilbur. ( Blrlbs, Aug. ! ) . Mr. and Mrs. Donald Chandler, son, Jackson; Mr. and · Mrs. Steriinil Neville, daughter, Gallipolis; Mr. and . Mrs. sammy Maynard, daughter, Wilkesville. News •• in Briefs · (COntinued frml pal' I) New Testament name meaning "prince Ill tbe devlla." The Freano, Calif., Bee said. Monday that II wu lnf«med by inveslelflalora 110111e documents contained ''lll'ange references to Satan" and others were coded In SIJUrlt. 'lbe documents were found on the 10km elial1! of the !arni11 of Fred N. Wooda, 24, obe of the tine lllllpeCiilln the July 15 kidnap of 26 school children .00 lbelr baa driver here. The victimS were placed In truck van burled Ill a quarry owned by Wooda' father near Uvermore In Alameda County. They eut their way to lreedom. AUTOSCOWDE A twa<ar collision was investigated by the Meigs County Sheriff's Department Monday at 10 a.m. In Salisbury.SUtton Township at the Intersection of SR 124 and county road 345. No personal injuries or arrest were reported. Sheila Pierce, 22, Point Pleasant, traveling west on 124, turned her right signal light on, changed her mind, tumed, her left signal light on where a car driven by ·Timothy Cundiff, 18, Syracuse, already had begun to paas. There was slight property damage In teh collision. ASK TOWED Marriage licenses were issued to Paul Franklin Thomas, 25, Rt. I, Mid· dlrport, and Frances Minerva Wells, 24, Rt. I; Long Bottom; Harry A. Miller, $4, Pomeroy, and Helen lAlulse Marlow, 33, Middleport, and Phillip F. Bearhs, 39, Racine, . and Barbara C. Brown, 23, Syracuse. · ·, CLUB TO MEET The Southeastern Ohio Garden Tractor Club wlll meet at 8 p.m. Wedneaday at the h<me of , Dale Kautz, ·CJ:Ies!«. Make a daV of It with Buster Brown clOthes to Unmask killers ,soon By AL ROSSITER JR. UPI Scleoce Editor HARRISBURG, Pa. (UP!) - Federal and state· scientists working In sealed laboratories today tried to isolate the agent responsible . for. the swift-acting disease that hss killed at least 21 '• ' ' persons and hospitalized scores of others In the wake of ,. an American Legion convention. · The first break In the '" aroundthe-clock effort to '.. l solve the medical mystery was expected Thursday when I test tube. analyses of ttaaue specimens taken from · victims should start .l producing results at state a..; l!lbs in Philadelphia and the federal Center for Disease Control in Atlanta. Scientists said the scanty evidence avaUable suggested a virus of some kind was responsible, but they emphaMlllll GALW COlll'fi'Y l ' 1Vl8 is Lymdlll Newberry, ' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Newberry, Patriot. Miu Newberry was crowaed during · a pageant Tuesday evening at the Gauta County Junior , Fair. A graduate elf Southwestern High School, she was chosen on the basis of Seruor ci liz ens over 60 her activities, poise, years of age who enjoy peraoaallty and personal working with other older appearaace. people, are willing to be .. sized that no possible cause had been ruled out. Besldee trying to pin down the cause of . the ailment, doctors were watching anxiously for possible spread of "the IUness to thoee who were not among the 10,000 people, who attended the state ·American Legion convention in Philadelphia July 21-24. ·"We are praying right now that we don't have secondary developmerita,'' said Dr. William E. Parkin, chief of the epidemiology sectioo of the staie's communicable disease control office. "If this is going to be something new and exotic, we 'd just as well not see It again:" The state Health · Department said 20 deaths had been confirmed and 115 other cases had been reported. In addition, Allegheny County Coroner Senlor friends places offered supervised, and will follow instructions· can supplement their incomes by becoming ~~Senior Friends." The project is a model program to help geriatric ·::::.~.a:...~:::::;:;~:::::::::~:~:!:::::i:!:!::::::::::::::~8~8::::::::~:~:::::::::::::::::::>.:!:::::.-::.~~ patients adjust to living in society after retirement. Each Senior Friend wUI meet patients in the Athens Geria !ric Center , The Gallla· Jackson • Meigs Men tal By Ualted Preas Intemalloaal WASHINGTON - THE FEDERAL TRAPE Commission Health Center. and the · says It will investigate the "'economic structure" of the U. S. Syracuse Nursing Home. The auto Industry, including pricing policies and met bods of friend may lake the patient shppplng, to the movies, to · competition. But Ita amouncement, issued Tuesday, emphllsized that It senior citizens centers and did not wish to Imply violations of law and two of the auto will assist in daily aspects of giants, Ford and General Motors, who promptly dubbed the life which may prove troublesome to him and will ·probe an e~pe~~~lve waste ·oHime. also help to acquaint him with HARRIS, KAN. - AU'llJORITIES TODAY searched lor community resot~rces. two teen-age gitla missing from a farmhouse where one of the The friends will serve for a girls; fathers was shot to death in hill slup."Oflicers said there 12 week period, 20 hours a was no evidence to Indicate the girls had been kidnaped. Ralph week and will receive $2 an Blevlna, eo, was shot several times early last night apparently hour for their services plus with a small caliber gun. transportation. Ailderaon County Attorney Terry Jay Solander said no Anyone over 60 and inwarrant& bed been issued In the case, but the daughter, Pemy teres ted Is urged to apply. Blevlna, 18, and her friend, Sheila Morrison, 17, were wanted Applications may be picked I« queatlonlng. Apickup order was issued for the missinggirls up at the Pomeroy Senior and the missing family car. The Kansas Bureau ot . citizens Center (992-7884) and Investigation said at first there were indications the two girls returned by Aug. 9, or ap·mtgbl have been abducted. pllcants may apply In person ' at the Jackson-GaWa · Meigs r WASHINGTON - SECRETARY OF STATE A: Community Menial Health •KI.uinger left today on what could behlslastforelgn mlaslon, a Center, Gallipolis for an weak-long trip to promote peace prospects in the Persian Gulf interview Aug. 10, at 9 a.111. Slid Indian subcontinent. ' ,KlBIInger•s pJane took off from nearby Andrews Air Force . Base lor Iran, AfghaniB!an, and Pakistan, with a first stopover · ~ l.ondpn. He returns Aug. II with stops in Deauvllle, France, iru! The Hague, Netherlands on the way. The secretary Ia .scheduled to confer Thursday morning with British Prima Minister James Callaghan before !lying to Teheran, where ha ·Ia to be chairman of the third meeting of the u. s.-Iranlan Joint funmlalon. fNews. . •in Brief~ New teachers (Contlriued frml page I) .. employed Connie Laming who baa been working aa junior high achool secretary, to wen in the clerk'• ofllce at a salary of t8,5110 811111111y. The board a1ao granted a request fer a salary locreaae from $10,000 to $15,1100 a year to Triplett. It wu the ~bdon of the board .and admtntmtora, Dowler and Din Mcrrla, that the $10,000 alary wu not adequate for the wen required of the clerk. Repr rDI&Uvea of the Big Bend Warrlon lootbaD team met with the board and lbelr ~ for tiling the Rutllnd foolbaD lield for practice and tile junior h1ah field II M!ddlepcrt Ill' gamea on Oct. 2, 18 and 30 wu granted. The team will pay a fee for • ot the lleld and other facllllles and will be rSponllble for cleanup ot the field. The~ dlsn.ed a letter ol COIIlplalnt from Mn. Reva llmml In l'l!P1'd to probleml ol Uttle league game1 at the Salisbury School aear the llome of Mrs. Simms. Dowler will confer with league leaden oo the matter. A letter frml Capt. R. C. WUaon, Jscbon, of the Ohio State Hlghwly PatJ;Ol, was read~ the dillrk:t lor IIIII! of the &roanda near the junior !igh IChool for the • 1 nNing of the patrol here to attend the funeral of Set. E. G. Moare in Middleport rect~~Uy. The board approved the attendance of Jolin W. Blaettnar to a dlalrlbutJve educaUon conference on AIJI. ll-18in Canton; Ronald P. LDpn to an occupatloaal work experience coordinators' worklbop at Keat State, ~ug. e-13, and Karen Walker attending two women's volleyball coachlrw cllnlca this IIICIIth. Plana were made for board members to conductlnapectlon II the wrioua lchoola the - k befcn cluae& begin and a cbclllllon wu beldeldttderprten with the pr•nt plan to be b a onMalf day ltllltlqa1eD at Harrlaoavllle thll year b 1 oltllll.qe .-vn-.tln the dlltrict. There will be 111!1 en.- lllllona at Rullantl, Pomeroy and t«l b ddll Ill mHwlf U, at lllrrllonvllle to strike leaders, saying to do ao .. Arouad For A Ho111e Loaa7 · POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 76 operating today providing put food on their tables. roving pickets did not show Dally rallies In Kanawha up. County have fallen ofl .In "Picke.ts are growing tired, · attendance since the strike and when they quit, the men . was trl&gered by UMW Local will return," the source said. 1769's protest against a There also was the pree.dng federal ju(lge's heavy fine . matter of money. Miners hard ~e strike advocates of recently came beck from a · the local agreed Tuesday to summer vacatioo ID flnd stay out, but the margin was pickets in front of the portals. too close for a clear mandate. With three weeks' pay denied Joseph Brennan, president them, many are turning to of the Bituminous Coal the ~overnment for relief to Operators Association, Tuesda~ refused to meet with en tine at y . -e Stacey Harris, 30, Cleveland, wu shot Ia the haad and killed by Patrolman Leonard Nosse during a pollee cliMe Sunday night that ended 011 a dead-end lllraet when Harris jumped fronJ the car and 1'111. N - said he earlier had seen Harris with a gun. Be"-'ftft Harris armed Illinois, Indiana, Virginia and per cent ol Illinois' miners Kentucky-were off the job in remain Idle. protest of federal court One coal source in interference in mine labor Kanawha County, where the disputes. · strike began, predicted the Strike lev"" was fueled in walkout may he making Ita Illinois Tuesday when two linal gasp for life this week. coal miners were fired by the · The source cited lack of Peabody Coal Co. for attendance at d&Uy rallies as allegedly picketing a mine . evidence the miners are "That'D throw a little fat In losing interest. the fire," said Michael In Meigs County Southern Bunton, a board member of Ohio Coal Co. Mines Nos. 1, 2 UMW District 12. About 70 and 3 operated Tuesday and were expected to be WASHINGTON (UPI) - Service response is light lnnbardo. on whether to return Iii work lrom Weal Vlrglnla. "We're a UtUe better than we were yesterday," said John Guzek, preald~t .of Dillrlct 6, which covert aU of Ohio and the northern panhandle of West VIrginia . "'lbere's about half the men back on the job, but work appears to be picking up." At the helgbt of the nearly three-week old strike, Ml,OOO miners In silt statea-West VIrginia, Ohio, Pennsylvania , U.S . Clralt Court of Appeals Judge Emory Widener Tuesday ordered Looal 1'151 In District 17, to show callll! wily the miners should not be held in crlminel and civil contempt of court for refusing to return to work. Although miners W!!fe still out by the thouaanda, back· towork movements were seen in Ohio .and Virginia: Union olllclala in other states said the miners would take the cue Rep. James O'Hara, )).Mich., aenttelegrldJJI '!OIIIi}'' to the llW three automakera urging 'lllat in view ol big prolltalor the put quarter, car prim be cut to stimulate jobs. "The all•time record profits IMOWICed this 'ftek by General Motors, Fcrd and Chrysler amounting to more than $1.5 billion fur the Aprll to June quarter offers a oncefn.ellletlme opport1111lty for these companies to demonstrate their Cllllllllltment to our American economic system In Ita. time of great need," (}'Hara said In the telegrams. The telegrams went to E.M. Estes of GM, Lee · Criminal cost · Iacocca of Fcrd anci John J. Riccardo of Chrysler. GM announced spring quarter subsidy paid proftta of $91» millioo, Fcrd Criminal cost subsidy $442 mUllan and Chrysler $155 payments amounting to mUIIon. By making "significant $204,74Ul were distributed price cuts in their 1977 model to 70 county clerks of court year cars," O'Hara said, during July, Slate Auditor millions of potential car Thomas E. Ferguson buyers who deferred · CLEVELAND (UPI) - reported Monday . The purcbases because of "yearThe Ohio Bell Telephone Co. payment$ ranged from $66.9S after-year price ~s" rep(rts today Ill resldenttal to the Huron County clerk of may choose to buy them now. CHARLESTON, W. Va. private line limited service, court to $37,718.61 ID the That, O'Hara Slid, would (UPI) - Ualted Miae or measured service, is Hamilton County clerk of result "in Increased Workers Presltleal Arnold drawing a light response even court; Ferguson said. production and many Miller today ordered hlgbThe state paid for the though It goes Into effect In 10 additional jobs in the auto rauklng anion .oHiciall to su=ssful prosecution and days. companies, plus . those try to end a wildcat Charles ~ Day, district imprisonment of- indigent generated by parts firms and walkout wblch has C1l1" information manager, persons coovicted of felonies . the thousands of suppliers laDed much of the aalloa's elllmatea about 6,1)() of the For fiscal1977, $2,226,1100 was who rely oo a healthy auto coal mine prodaclloo. by the utWtY's 622,1100 resldenttal appropriated industry for their lifeblood." Miller Hill teiecraau customers in Greater legislature to the Auditor's to UMW dillrlel prealdellta Cleveland,,bave signed up or office for this purpose. Gallia aad international board FINES ToTAL$411 the new service, part of the received $187,80, Meigs ~~~embers saying lbey were $560.70 . . SYRACUSE One $200 mlllloo rate lncreaae "hereby iastruoted and · approved defendant was fined and lut montb by the directed to see that , all another forfei led bond in Public Utilities Commialllon .members of the UMW Syracuse Mayor flerman FUNDS RECEIVED eqaged ·ill lbele work of Oblo. II allows residential L,ondon's Court Monday c:ustomers to save $3.20 per State Auditor Thomas E. night. IIIGppages retllnl to 'work." Roger B. Hill, Racine, month if they make 30 caliB or Ferguson . distributed 'I'IIe UMW prealdeat was flned $15 and costs for less. $12,855,916.49 in state motor left of center last week ordered lllinors and Donald · The measured service, vehicle registration fees to elld lbe protest over lbe which will be 50-centa-a- Monday to local govern· Stobart, Racine, forfeited. his lalerferuce of federal $25 cash bond for speeding, month cheaper than. 'the ments. The amount jadgu Ia local aaloa current . $9.25-amonth represents ~he 1974 Ucense both d led by Police <llief clllputes. 'I'Ut OrMr wu residential private line rate, year wralHJP payment and a Milton VariJin. igaered 10 MU1er today 111ar1a Aug. 13, the ume ~ final adjusbnent on the 19'13 directed uloa leaders' to the new unlimited rate IDd license year. Of the total MEETING SET try to ead tile strilre. other c~ludlng 1). Gallia County · received . HARRISONVILLE - A The walkout, aew.ID Ita cent pay phone cbar&a- $76,050 and Meigs County meeting of the Southeastern tldrd week, abut doWD an fake effect. Ohio Black lAing Assn., has received $14,066. coal mlaes Ia West ACOlt of $11.25 to cmvert to been set for I p.m. on Sunday, Virginia. On MHII!Iy, measured aervlce will take Aug. Bin the recreation room J111DU Ia the Nort~era effect Oct. I, 1978, aCCOI'IIng of Jack's Club at the inPlllbaadle part of the state to' Day, who said Ohio BeU tersection of Route 143 and bed reopened. estlmatee up to 35 per cent of Route 7. Doors will open atl2 Ita customen will sign up for PRISONER ESCAPES noon before the meeting. measured service. Anyone from West VIrginia CLEVELAND (UPI) or Ohio Is Invited to attend. James Boooe, 26, aervlng an armed robbery senteoce at the Markin Correctional Iaatltute, tiCiped from a NOTE TO snJDENTS guard Mond&y whUe Studenfa who are new in ine attending a funeral oo the PAROlEE SliM city's Ealt Side, acCOI'IIq to area and plan to attend Meigs EUCLii>, Ohio (UPI) High School are asked to preauthorltlea. The shooting death by pollee Police llid Boone fled In a register at the high school of an Ohio Penitentiary car, which. was last seen any day, Monday through parolee who robbed Mrs, traveling nCJijl oo E. 14'/lh Sl. Friday, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Joaephine Grugel, Euclid, in her driveway and fled in her car was ruled juallflable Mooclay by Proaecutor Dlvld Union bosses ordered to · stop strike CHARLESTON, W. Va. (UPI) - Minen in Ohio bepn to alowly return to tl!elr jobl today, but mlnera In Well Virginia, the catalyst lor the Illite which hu cut •lharply Into the nation 'a coal productloo, remained out. "I don't know where the 111111er lies, but somebody better come up with llimething quick," said Paul Miller, president of United Mine Workers Dlatrlcl 17 in IOUtbarn Well Vlrllnla. Opinions invited on health agency Ohio coal min_ers returning to wor:k Heney ·' Striped Ribbed Tank Top. Premium Cotton. Assorted Colors. Sizes : 7 to t4. $4.75 . Band Front Shorts with Fake Watch Pocket. Polyeater/Cotton Brushed Twill. Assorted Colors. Sizes: 7 to 14. $4.50 P11tel Floral Print Shirt wllh Roi~Up Sleeve. Premium Cotton. Multlcolor Print. Sl'*: 7to 14. A.IO Band Front Pants with Fake Watch Pocket. Polyelttr/Cotton Brulhed Twill. Assorted Colors. Sizes: 7 to 14. $7.00 ~1\llst.er~ _ luoter Brown conon knllt are modo ol100% Promlum ........ Butttr Brown ~nkltll, tocki and kn"·"lght to gO wflh allenllmbln, 111 to N.po. Main Store, Annex and Wl!lrthoUII open weekdays and Saturtlays f:30to 5 1nd Fridays 9:30to I p.m. .' ELBERFELD$ IN EROY CyrU Wecht said an elderly release of toxic agents. There was some concern Legionalre died at 3<15 a.m. the ailment. might be the today at Presbyterian· beginn, ing outbreak of a long· · University Hospital in feared swine flu epidemic. Pittsburgh. James Sikes, 78, Virologists , however,. said had attended the coovention there was no evidence to and Wechl said the symptoms support such a theory of the disease "fits the although the illness did have picture · completely'' ol symptoms of a viral previous deaths in the infection. strange case. In Washington, a House Physicians said most of subcommittee reacted to the those who died had high myste.ry by approving fevers and died in shock with \eglslation to end the legal extensive pneumonia. tangle, which has stalled the The outbreak mushroomed nationwide swine flu Monday and health officials inoculation program. were puzzled by the severity " II the situation in of the symptoms. Pennsylvania turns out to be Dr. Jay E. 5all:, director of swine flu, we want to be able the division of virology at the to act rapidly because of the Philadelphia Bureau of quick spreading that can and Laboratories, said he bed already hes deyeloped;" said never seen anything like this Rep. Paul Rogers, D-Fla., before. He said the rapid chairman· of the health series of developments was subcommittee. "new and frightening." Dr .. Michael Gregg, chief "l;m absolutely stumped," epidemiologist .at the CDC, ~rkin said. "I can't even said in an advisory to state make an educated f!\le8S on health officers Tuesday there what It is we're dealing with. was no evidence that the We are testing materials for disease had spread to other vlrtuaUy everything we can." Although the first throat, people. "There is no evidence of blood and· fecal specimens increase respiratory were delivered to disease in in the l'lllladelphia laboratories Monday, area at this time nor has scientists S&ld it took three there been any reported days to grow viruses on secondary spread to family human cells· in nutrient contacts,'' Gregg said. The solutions in glass tubes. only cases reported Tuesday The laboratories were high involved those who attended security types designed to prevent the accidental' the convention. Passenger hurt Two accidents were investigated by the Meigs County Sheriff's Department, one resulting in one person being treated and released at Veterans Memorial Hospital for abrasions and contusions. At 5:38 p.m. Tuesday in Salisbury Township Jennie M. Whittington, 36, RuUand, traveling north on SR 7, made a left turn onto CR 5 when Stanley F. Folden, 29, New Marshfield, following behind, tllought she was going to turn right, and passed aI an interse ction . The vehicles collided broadside. A passenger in the Whit· ling ton car, Grace ,Gould, sustained abrasions and contusions and was taken to the hosjlltal by the Mid· dleport Ji;R Squad. Folden wsa cited to court for passing SALEM, ORE. - IUGHWAY CONSTRUCTION crewa at ·'Work on an lnterchaJwe along Interstate 5 have unearthed •what may be the remains of an 8,0IJO.ye8ro()Jd campsite. Jllmainl of hearths, cooking utenalla and spear points have bien UDell'lhed and a guard was f!O'Ied at the site Tuesday to )nWnt pJumerlng. . An, archeoldglcal leain from the University of Oregon Muaeum of Nllural Hillary has been working alonRside Jqhway COIIIIructlatt ·crna at the site unearthing artifacll. "It may well prove to be the oldest archeolo&lcal site weal of the Cucade Mot11tal111, dating back poaalbly 8,000 yean," olllclall said. , , ,,,, , , , , ,,,, , , , , ,,, , , , , , , , , , , , , ,,, , , , , , Fi EXTENDED OUTLOOK Friday through Sunday, a chance of showers Friday and Saturday and lair Sunday. Highs will be in the upper 70s to lower IIOs and lows will. be In the 60s. ::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::::::: fitted b Hoffman ve Two detendants forfeited bonds .and five others were fined in the court of Mid· · d].eport Mayor Fred Hoffman. , Forfeiting bonds were Eddie Gillespie, 19, Point Pleasant, $150, posted for petty theft and disorder ly manner, and Sarah A. Ingels, 27, Athens, $33,70, speeding charge. Fined were Bill Reeves , 50, Middleport, $50 and. costs and • " l FAIR ROYALTY - Denlae McDaniel was crowned queen during opening night ol the 1976 Mason County Fair in competition Tuesday eveni,ng. Pictured, len to ~hi, y 30 days in jail, di'sorderly manner; Clarence M. Hall, 23, Leon, W. Va., $15 and costs, spinning tires; Elmer Johnson , Jr., 60, Wheeling, w. Va .; $150 and costs and three days in jail, driving while intoxicated; Calvin W. Mayle, 23, Pomeroy, $25 and costs, speeding, and Walter B. Penrod, 33, New Marsh· field, $150 and costs and three days in jail , driving while intoxicated . UNIT CALLED The Pomeroy Emergency U~it went to W. Maln St., at 1:45 p.m . Tuesday for Fred Birlcher, a medical patient, who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital where he was admitted. At 8:54 p.m. Tuesday, the squad picked ur Kenneth White~ :"'ho ha1 gotten an arm InJury m • motorcycle accident and was brought to the Pomeroy business section where the Five defendants were fined squad was caUed. He was and three others forfeited taken to Veterans Memorial bonds Tuesday night in the Hospital for trealment. NAMES OMITTED co urt of Pomeroy Mayor CARPENTER The Clarence Andrews. names of Mrs. William Premiums totaling $900 will Fined were Cli nton Cheadle, Mrs. Mella Fisher, MEETING CANCELLED be awarded winners in the Donovan, Pomeroy, $50 and The August meeting of the costs, disorderly conduct; annua l horse pulling contest Mrs. Rex Cheadle and Kathy were omitted from the list of Middleport Chamber of Donald Ervin, Racine , $30 to be staged as the grandguests who attended the 25th Commerce has been can- and costs, assured clear stand event at II. p.m. on wedding anniversary celled. The next regular' distance ; Barbara Pierce, Friday, Aug. 20. celebration of Mr. and Mrs. meeting wilt be held on the Ra cine, $200 and costs, This year only two weight Dorsey Jordan recently. first Thursday in September. shoplifting ; Loraine Aeiker, classes will he included . These are heavyweigh t Pomeroy, $30 and costs, teams, 3,201 and over , and inloxica tion, and $50 and middleweight teams , 3,200 costs, disorderly conduct ; and under. WiUiam Camp, Mason, $30 Premiums in both classes and costs, intoxication . will be $90, $80, $70, $60, $50, Forfeiting bonds were John Fiber, Charleston, W. Va., $40, $30, $20 and '10, for first $100, posted on a public in- through ninth place with decency charge, and William rosettes also to be awarded Roush, Mason, W. Va., $250, the winners. There will be $540 awarded posted on a charge of driving in the pony pulling contest at while intoxicated . 8 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 18 as the grandstand event with $40, $35, $30, $25, $20, _$15, $10 Cloudy tonight and Thurs- ana~ to oe pato me top eight day; lows tonight 60 to 65 and teams in three wei·ght classes hi ghs Thursday in the mid to which includes ponies under upper 80s . Probability of rain 1,050 pounds ; ponies, 1,050 to near zero per cent today, 10 I ,350 pounds, and ponies 1,350 per cent tonight, 20 per cent to ),650. Both events are open to Thursday . · world competition . AIDMEN CALLED The Middleport SALEATCHURCH Emergency Squad was called A yard sale wm·be held at · to Turkey Run Road all0:17 the MI. Moriah Church of God p.m. Tuesday for Charles parsonage on Mile Hill, In are .iulle Sonuner, Mlsa Congeniality; Julie Campbell, Scott, a medical patient, who , back of Racine, during the second runner-up; Queen Denise and Sherr! Whitman, was tllken to Holzer Medical daylight hours on· Thurs~ay 8rst runner-up. · • · through Sat,....day. <:1 center. '" on yellow line. There was moderate damage to both vehicles. , Tuesday at 11 :15 p.m. in RuUand Township at the intersection of county road 5 and 165 Robert Junior Lemaster , 17, Circleville ran a slop sign and struck a car driven by Robert S. Shaffer, 27, Rt. 4, Pomeroy. The ac· cident is s till under in· vestigalion. EIg • ht cases . p lJ 11 )fig • go to court • pnzes are $900 Weather . . SHOPPERS ARE TAKING MUCH MORE than their grocery llltl to the Juper11181'ket tbeae daya. They are armed with poclret calculators and cenllooff coupons u they try to aave lllGIIey on their food budget. And aupermarket offtclala are aeeing an Increase in the uae of tbe coupana. Even clerU ask, "Do you have any coupons?" before they atar1 rinlln8 up the purchaaes. Nancy Pew, an employe In the coupon room.of Cardinal Food Stores . (COntinued on page lZ) HE'S THE 1,605TH- CecU Bradbury, right, sealed, Middleport, became the 1,605th Meigs County senior citizen to register for a Buckeye Golden Age Card Tuesday afternoon. Taking the application, left, is Marvin W. McDargh, area cOordinator of the Olilo Council' . and Aging. At the rear are left, Doug Lizon, director of the Meigs RSVP program, and Tom Milligan, Athens, area coordinator for the commission, who is moving to New Jersey. The goal of each county in Ohio is a 60 pet. minimum signup of senior ciUzens for t~ Golden Cards, and Bradbury made the 60 per cent quota . Some nineteen business house ~ are participating in the program which offers senior citizens discounts on purchases and services. Any senior citizen, 65 or over, wishing to receive a card may contllcl Lizon at the Meigs Senior Citizens Center. Senior citizens who are disabled may contact Lizon at 992-7686 and arrangements wiD be made for them also to receive a golden card. . � 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 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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