http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/b693d5b19cbb8eb7b500af8c0533518a.pdf ca019a8f6ba0faf34f3609aafce85ecb PDF Text Text ... ~--------------------------1 : I ELBERFELD$. IN POME .OY : Commissioners Area Deaths · I . (Continued from pag~ I) I uwolved, as well ·as you personally. JOHN BECKLEY ELIHU COUNTS . ''It is with these thoughts in mind that I advise you of John Earl Beckley, 85 . a Elihu Counts, ·71, Bellville, actions I shall ~ ttempt to take in the future which will ,.J hope, resident of 1096 Third St., Ohio, former Meigs Co unty prevent s1tua.t10ns such as this from happening again. In Logan, Ohio, died Wednesday resident, died Wednesday. addition, 11 wtli hopefully eliminate the embarassment I feel evening in Hocking Valley Mr. Counts was born April your actions have brought ~ every other publ!c official in the Hospita l following a stroke · 20. 1907 at Kentuck , W.Va . He County, especially those faced with establishing salary suffered three weeks ago. is survived by his wife, schedules foc their employees, · Mr. Beckley was born in Carrie ; four sons, Edwin , "Come January, 1979, I will attempt~ see that Highway McArthur on Jan . 25, 1893, Mansfield ; V1ctor, Racine ; Department funds are appropriated on a thirty day basis for as son of the late Aldred and Vern on, Columbus, and long as permitted by law. In addition, I will request that the Melvina Webb Beckley · Roger .. Bellville . One E~g m eer submit, in ":riling, by January 1 of each year, any He was a retired rural mail daughter, Eleanor of Nevada, rruses the County Engmeer plans~ grant his employees and carrier. having served the Ohio, severa l grandchi ldren the amount thereof. I will, in addition, take any other action I Ewington Post Office for 30 and great·g randchildren . dee~ necessary ~ protect hte fisc al integrity of this County. years. Funeral services will be In clostng, let me make one1 thing clear. As staled to you The familv resided in the held Friday at 1 p. m. at on previous occasions, I have absolutely no objection ~ the Wi lkesville. and Well ston Syn de rs Funeral Home , · granting of pay raises as long as said raises are in line with areas for several years. Bellville. those g iven~ other County employees. For anyone to say or He was a fo m1er member think otherwtse would be a complete misrepresentation of the of the K of P Lodge. fu~ . r He married Leona Pat· "I regret very much hav in~ to take the position ouUined The 1968 grad uating terson, She preceded him in . above . However, your actions have, in my opinion, left me no death in 1976. One son class from Pomeroy HIKh alternative .11 School will hold a "getpreceded him in death . Very truly yours, Funeral services will be toge ther" for members of Richard E. Jones the rlass and their guests held I p,m. Saturday at Meigs County Commissioner Jenkins Funeral Chapel in at the Meigs Inn from 2 to 4 p.m. on Sa turday, May 2i . Wellston with Rev . John The event Is being held Taylor officiating. Burial will before and separate from be in Castor Cemetery in RA CINE - Saturday is the alumni dinner and Meigs Count y. · · the final day .to purchase daoce. Invitations are not (Continued from page I) Friends may call at the tickets for the Racine High Deputies also too k a report being sent, but some out·of· funeral home after 2 p.m. School Alumni dinner to be town alumni were notified that the Boy Seoul Cabin at Friday. Chester had been entered. held on May 27. by form letters. Anyone Tickets are on sale at Apparently nothing was knowing alumni who plan Cross and Sons, Racine taken. Both incidents are to attend the banquet are Food Market, VIllage Cut under investigatio'n. asked to Inform them of the Rate or may be secured by Robert Eynon, 23 , social hour. This Is the lOth sending $5 and a stamped Syracuse, was jailed Wedreu ni oo for the class. nesday on a charge of con- self-addressed epvelope ~ Tickets for the Pomeroy tributjng to delinquency of a Mr s. Ra ymond Pierce, lli gh Sc hoo l Alumni minor. He is alleged to have Route 2, Box 44, Racine. Saturday, May 20, is th e Banquet are by reservation furnished beer to a Syracuse Two dances following the only and ma y be purchased deadlin e for purchase of youth. Eynon will have a dinner at the junior and from seve ral Po mero)' tt ckets lo the all-sport s hearing la ter in Meigs County senior high schools are banquet to be held at 6:30 p. merchants. open to the publi c. Court . m. Tuesday at the Meigs High :·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·::::: School under the sponsorship SQUAD SUMMONED of the Middleport-Pomeroy The Midd le port Rotary Club . Emergency Squad was ca ll ed , Carl Denison, Rotar v Most ly clear tonight, with (Continued from page 1) to 150 North Third Ave. at' president , urges all those lows in the mid f>Os. Sunny 7:37 a. m. Thursday for Mrs, plarllling to attend to pur- transfers were approved and Helen Shul er who had suf- and warm Friday, with highs chase th ei r ti ckets im- the state mandated salarv fered a possible heart att ack . in the low or mid 80s. mediately before the dea dline schedule for the next scho~l She was taken to Holzer year was adopted. passes. Marjorie Salser was given Medical Cent er. Tickets may be purchased EXTENDED FORECAST from the Ne w York Clothing a leave of absence as a cook CANOE TRIP A chance of showers House, Swisher-Lohse Drug and Martha Meadows was The lzaak Walton Le~gue beginning late Saturday, . Store, the Citizens l\ational named a substitute bus d'river will have its canoe trip down continuing Sunday and Bank. Bahr Clothiers. the for the rest of the year. The Shade River this Sunday, ending Monday. Highs will Rutland Department Store. resignation of Bill Baer as May 21 . all interested persons be In the 70s through the the Meigs Jumor High office etghth grade bas ketba ll should meet at the Keno .period and lows wiD be In in Middleport , the Me1gs coach for the next school year . Bridge at 12 :30 p.m. The trip the 50s. Senior High offi ce in Rock was accepted . to the Oh io River will take Board members attending approximately three · hours, Springs, or from the high were Dallas Hill , president : and transportation back will SPECIAL OES MEETING schoo l athletes. Gene Yost, vi ce president : be available. There will be a special Shirley Johnson, Sue Grueser meeting of Racine Chapter MEIGS HIGH ALUMNI BANQUET and Bett y Wagner, members . 134 OES Monday, May 2t, at EAST MEIGS - The an- 7:30 p.m. There will be PROM P.HOTOS nual Eastern High School initiation of two candidates. Again th is vear. we will be taking full color pictures Alumni Banquet has been set Officers are to wear formals of you and your date on for 6:30 p.m. on Saturday, and members are to bring a prom night. May 20. Two May 27 . A dance will follow covered dish for refresh57TII ANNIVERSARY Sx7's and fou r wallets, Mr. and Mrs, Ross Norris, from 8:30p.m. to 12:30 a.m. ments, 14 .50, payable when Syracuse, will observe their pictuns are taken . 57th weddin g an ni versary Milke yoUr appointment Saturday , May 20. The couple no w-1'9J.S292 . have five chil dre n, 17 grandchildren and 16 great· t Sob Hoef lichI grandchildren. Pom eroy Residents Deadline set for all-sports banquet ducats Southern Weather First training session held THE PHOTO PLACE The first training session Explained in the training for the Persona l Advocacy sessions were the ways the Program was held May 4 at volunteers mi~ht serve and the Ga llia-Jackson-Meigs advise th eir " specia l Commumty Mental Health friends" , Also discussed were ~ent e r: Juli Ann Ormsby , things that the proteges Coo rdtnat or and Nancy might need to learn to get Kohlneser, C&E Coo r- along with the community dtnat or , spoke to th e and a lso to make the volunteer advocates who are volunteer advocates aware of now working with the the kinds of problems they proteges ages 3 to 12. might encounter. Personal Advocacy is a Attending were Vicki P;ogram in which responsible Hemmer, Maureen Coughlin, ctt1zens volunteer on a one-to· Vicki Smith , Mrs. Coughlin, one ,basts to , w?rk with a Martha Gibson, Selena Fyffe, hand1capped tndtvidual and Nancy Kohlrieser and Ju li t? a ~stst that individual in Ann Ormsby. For · more inftndtn g the resource formation about the agencies in the community program, contact Juli Orm· th at can best meet the in· sby at the Center at 446-Sf>OO. dividual's needs. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE REDU D PRICES Two Days·Only FRIDAY, MAY. 19 &SATURDAY, MAY 20 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 JUNIOR DRESSES Sun Dr esses · Knit Dresses - Slee veless sty les . Sizes 3 lo 15-16 . Save on vour dress for the Alumni Banquet or Graduation . · REG. 116.00 .......................... SALE 112.79 REG. 121.00 ........:................ SALE 116.79 REG. '26.00 .................. ... ... .. SALE 120.79 REG. '32.00 . .. .. .. .. .. .. ... .. .. .. ... SALE 125.59 REG. 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Reg . 5269.95 AM· FM Stereo B·Track or cassette recorder - plaver, 3 speed record changer, 2 matching speakers . Small (14·14'12 ), medium ( 15·151h l. large (16-16'/z), extra large (17 - 17 111) , and XX larg e (18·18112 ). Solid colors - e~cellenl selection of patterns - poly ester colton blends. Our entire stock is on sa le Friday and Saturd ay . Men's$6 .95 Sport Shirts ................ Men's 58.95 Sport Shirts ................ Men'sS10.9S Sport Shirts ............... Men's$12 .95 Sport Shirts .... Mefl ' s S14 .9S Spar ISh 1r . t s ............... !-......... FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Friday and Saturday Onlv SAVE ON TABLE COVERS Ready Made Draperies Selec t anv table co~t~er from our excel lent select ion squares, oblongs , o~o~als and rounds. Terry cloths . lace • · vinyl s and cotton polyester b lends . . SAVE 20% TWO DAY SALE! I MEN'S LIGHTWEIGHT JACKETS Zipper Irani style - sizes 36 to SO . Buy the jackets you need th ls weekend and save and summer wea r . light weig ht tor spr ing All arranged on one rack for your easy se lection , Wat er glasses - coffee cups . ice tea glasses - stemmed desserts . baking dishes · cover ed cassero les - etc. You ' ll li ke this se lec tion . LITTLE BOYS SS .49 s 7.09 S 8.69 $10.29 511.84 Our entire stock ol ready mades included - blg selection at styles and colors In alt fhe wanted lengths , SAVE 20% WEMBLEY TIES FOR MEN An e)l( celtent new selection ot soli d colors and neat patterns . save Fridov and S.turdav Men's 55.50 Ties ................... , Sale S4 .12 Men's $6.50 Ties ..... , .............. Sale sus Men'sS7.50 Ties ..... : ............... Sale 55.65 REG. 51.89 MEN'S CUSHION FOOT WORK SOCKS No bind el ast ic top· double wear cushion foot . 2 pair In a package, ~r famous Davis 4 D Brand. FRIDAY 1nd SATURDAY Package WOMEN'S Nice selection of numbered shirts and colorful stripes - sizes 2 to 7. .REG. '2.50 .......................SAI.E '1.99 REG. '3.50...................... SALE '2.79 REG. '4.00 ....................... SALE '3.19 REG. JS.OO ....................... SALE '3.99 SHORTS -SALE Jogging s horts and walking shorts polyester · colton blends . Sizes 3·4 to 17·18 and 32 to 40 . REG. '6.00.................... ~ ...... SALE 14.78 REG. '8.00... ...... SAJ..E '6.38 REG. '9.00 ........................... SAJ..E 17.18 REG. '10.00 .. ........................ SALE '7.98 I . I ••••••••••••••• REG. 111.00 ,.. ..........~. ........... SALE '8.78 REG. '12.00......................... SAJ..E 1'9.58 REG. '13.00 ........................ SALE 110.38 .ELBERFELDS ·IN POMEROY ·: County hopping mad!:::::·j ,, .·. ::: ::: : .: :::: { :::: :,;: \ :::: :::. ::: ·.· :::: ·· '·} • .·· .. ANGELS CAMP, Calif. iUPI ) - They're hopping mad tn Calaveras County - the townsfolk love their frogs and take them seriously . The ire of the citizenry in this one-time mother lode community wa s stirred by a statement from the Fund For Anima ls charging frogs are mistreated at the Calaveras County Fair and Jumping Frog Jubilee. 1bose are fii!l\ting words in.parts where frog jumps once helped ease boredom in the Gold-Rush days and later became immortalized in Mark Twain 's short story , "The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras Ccunty ." _::: :;:: } :::: ) The f>Oth allilual jwnp will be held this weekend and some 40,000 persons are expected to crowd in~ the Sierra foothills to witness the event. But the Fund for Animals says there is a darker side to the doing s. "During the contests the frogs are jumped at , kicked atand yelled at to make them jump farther ," the fund satd. "Frogs sometimes die during the four days of the ~~~~~f~~!~~ .~eat, not being kept wet and the trauma ·> Alocal officer went so far·as to charge the fr ogs were eaten or maimed. The fund is a Washington-based ecology group whose letterhead lists such officers as PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS / ~~~/t',':~ef':u~r!·:O~~cess Grace of Monaco and ::: ,.,, ;:: :·::::' ·::: ------~------------------------------------------------------ 1<·i.·.·.·.·.·..B~~ ~~~ C~averasa~ n~impres~. ·.·. :-:·:-:-:-·- .-.·.·. ::::: .... ·,•.•,••,·,·,•.•.•.•.·-·-·.·-·.·. .. .... :-:· ) '.'·'··' , .. ·.;:::· :::: ;::: :;;: :;:, :: ) ',·. :,:,. : ~ OSHA mum Wll.LOW ISLAND, W.Va. (UP!) - A special Ulsk force is approachin g " the most crucial part" of its intricate probe inw the Willow Island scaffol d disaster that claimed the lives of .51 construction workers, says a fed er al safety expe rt. For that reason , the Occupational Safety and Health Administration 's regional administra tor refused Thursday to comment nn charges the agency failed w see that safety flaws found 13 months before the trage dy were corrected. David Rhone declined ~ comment on the claim by a GE'ITING INTO WORK - Bill Stone gets into his work in Ralph Nader-backed group the senior Communication Electronics cl ass, one of the Trade and that said OSHA detected problems in the scaffolding Industrial Occupations Vocational Program s offered at Meigs High more than a year ago but School. See page 12 for story and other photos. failed to act. " It is impossible for me ~ :::·:·:·:·>:·;::·:·:-:·:·:-:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:::::::::::::::::::·::::::::: focus on something of that Sa turday , May 20 is the nature when I am in the final day to turn In money middle of the most crucial collected for the lllke Bike part of the investigation," for Retard ed Citizens In Meigs County ~ be eligible Rhone said. CINCINNATI (UPI )- Bulldozers mining the moon just 14 for the prizes. Two bicycles Robert Stulberg, chief years from now and earning American $20 billion in that first along with trophies, will be investigator for Health year - that's the " realistic" expectation of a space expert. Resear c h's " Cit izen awarded to those who turn "The idea seems far out only because it's new and Inquiry," also alluded ~ a In the most money. All Wlfamlliar," says Princeton University scientist Dr. Gerald potential conflict of interest funds should be turned fn O'Neill. " But once the initial shock wears off , it makes very with Rhone because memos as soon as possible by good sense .'' mailing.to MARC, Box 668, · warning of tth e scaffolding "The lunar ma " nal 1 espeO'Neill, helping spearhead wer e sent out under his Pomeroy, or by going to America's space sh uttle pro- cially sili con 1 will be signatu~e . Cleland Realty, Eas t Malo gram, disclos ed proposed pl'ocessed in space, using the "Superfic!'dl" is how the S tr ee t , Pomeroy . free solar energy which is "moon mining " details in a report was branded by Dr . Over ~.ooo was pledged fascinating appearan ce at there, and the product will be and to date only about Eul a Bingham . OSHA's Xavier University Thursday satellite so lar power stations dlrec~r. $2,000 ha s been collected. - convertin g solar energy night. Rhone said he Spon oo rs are reminded "wholeheartedly agrees wit.I9He said he expects the and sending it ~ the surface they should be sure their space shuttle to permit of the earth for conversion to what she said ," but beyond riders are turning lo the ele ctricit y," that, declined to discuss the placing bulldozers and other ordinary mooey ~ receive proper equipment on the moon w answered O'NeilL report. credit. · Riders are eo· And, ·America will be able OS HA in ves ti gators , begin mining lunar resources couraged to tum In their ~ market solar electricity working in three teams with - .including aluminum, iron, money as soon as possible. th e help of ph~ograp hers . magnesilllll and silicon- by aro und the world, he figured . The prizes will be awarded " We've see n many of 1992. next week based on the are tr ying wferret the cause "The date is dependent on · Ameri ca's world markets, money turned In by mid- of the April 27 collapse of a scaffolding inside an politics, but the most recent such as automobiles and night Sa turday . Anyone unfinished cooling tower at NASA.eupported study con- electronics, diminish and our ca n call992-3232 or 74%-3089 the Pleasants powe r station cludes that a vigorous balance of trade deficits are for furth er details. of Monongahela Power Cc. !X'Ogram could begin to have getting worse . Last mooth, a payback by 1992, " said for example, we had a $4.5 O'Neill. "And that payback is billion balan ce of tra de substantlal- $20 billion a deficit and that is terrible, "Aeroxpace is almost the year the first year alone and onl y technological area by the turn of the century where America still retains a over $200 billion a year." lead in the world," he said , What on the moon is going "We now have the technical Syracuse Mayor Herman charge is the maximum ~ !X'Ovide America a $200 ability to begin to make use of London announced today that charge , billion a year Industry? Dally admission is 75 cents the energy material season tickets to London Pool resources out beyond the are now on sale. They may be for students and $L25 for atmosphere- Ute moon and purchased Saturday from 8 to adu lts. The pool will officially open certain astroids. Clean ~lar 12 at the pool. Anyone wishing energy is available in space, ~ purchase tickets over the May Tl with swimming ~ be where the sun shines all the weekend may stop at free on openin g day. The pool e . will be open daily from I to 8 time." London's h011)1e. Do plans for "milling the London will be at the pool p.m. moon" mea n America all next week from 8 ~ 5 for intends ~ claim the moon for those who wish to get their itq own? tickets. Seaton tickets are $20 11 No ,.. answered O'Neill. per individual, family of two, " We've signed treaties which $30: fam ily of three, $33; make it clear we're not going family of four, $36; family of Drew Webster Post 39, ~lay a sovereign claim~ the five, $39; family of six, $42; American Legion, members POINT PLEASANT - At family of seven, $45. The $45 who have spent many past surface of the moon. approximately 3:30 p.m. on . years in traveling for two May 25, a tanker truck loaded Middleport squad, days . on Memo rial Day with chlorine liquid will crash weekend to conduct services into the Meigs High School at numerous cemeteries will firem en summoned killing some people and inlimlt their activities this year juring many others. The Middleport emergency to one day . That same day, about 4:30 squad was called to 870 S. The post wll1 conduct Second Ave ,, at II :32 a.m. p,m. a barge loaded with aervlces at the upper parking Thursday to treat Laura Scott chlorine liquid will strike one lot in Pomeroy at 9:30 a.m. who had a head injury: The' of the concrete ice break ers Mooday after which time squad later returned to the in the Ohio River at the Park there will be a parade Scott home at 2:22 p.m. and t' ront of Gallipolis, Ohio through town . The post transported, Mrs. Scott to about twenty-five miles This week's wlouiDg Ohio members will then go to Veterans Memorial Hospital. downstream from Pomeroy. Lottery number s : Beech Grove Cemetery at At 3:49p.m. the squad went to The escaping gas will kill Gold aum ber -3. 10:30 a,m.: the sacred Heart VIllage Manor Apartments some residents of that White aumher-%7 , Cemetery at 10 :45 a .m, alter for Kevin Martin who had a community and will cause Blue number-f32. wblch time a luncheon will be head injury. He was taken to ~her accidents and Injuries ExtnCash aerved at the post )lome. there. Veterans Memorial Hospital. H89%8. In the afternoon, the post Later than same day, about At 10 :27 p.m., the fire Lucky Bu ck Two lrill conduct services at the department was called to the 5:15 p.m., the toxic gas wlll Tbree-dlgit aumber Roclt Springs Cemetery at business section where a car float across the river into 12:15 p.m.; Cheater owned by Larry Hysell, 839. Mason County creating havoc Six·dlgll numberCM!etery at I p.m. · and Rutland, had caught fire . with the residents there . In ttnl59.' Hemlock Grove at 3 p.m. There were minor damages. ' ! WINNER OF THE REGATIA THEME contest, sponsored by the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce was Paige Smith , daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Tom S~ith , Pomeroy , and a senior HI Meigs High School with her Airplanes collide London Pool season tickets now on sale Parade, semces planned th eme "Rive r Fun For Everyone." Paul Gerard, left , provided and presenll'd Paige with a $25 savings bond . On the right is Bill Quickel, co-chairman of the Big Be nd Regatta . The World Today U. S. protests Orlov penalty Support of levy planned WASHINGTON (UP[) - The Orlov trial and the official U, S. reaction to it have triggered a series of public exchanges reminiscent of Cold War days. A State Department sUitemem, cleared at the highest At a meeting held at the levels of the administration, said "to punish activities aimed at Mc1gs Junior High School increasing free expression of opiilion as "subversive ' ... is a Wednesday evening, May 17, gross distortion of interna tionally accepted standards of a committee composed of human rights." parents, concerned citizens, and staff laid plans to infonn !\~crr:!~.upants of the two the resident s of the Meigs Jack Barker, of the Atlanta WASHINGTON (UP!) - Small coal mine operators will Local School Dist rict about office of the Federal Aviation reeeive increased levels of federal assistance and coal- the upcoming levy on June 6. Administrat io n, sa id th e producing states will be provided additional funds for The meeting was chaired F'akon fanjet also carried a enforcing new strip mining regulations under a bill approved by Jenn if er Sheets, a member of th e Meigs Local flight instructor . There were by the Senate . two people on the other The unanimously adopted legislation, sponsored by Sens. Board of Education. aircraft, a propeller-driven Wendell H. Ford Jr . and Walter " Dee" Huddleston, both DA citizens' conunittee was Cessna 150, Ky ., boosts assistance fundin g levels for small coal operators formed to promote the levy The flight in structor .., to $25 million for the next two years and $15 million fo r the whi ch will be chaired by George Wright. Pat Kitchen, identified as John Mitchell of following 13 years. Le ta Fell y, and Minnie ~em~~s, ~~ H~~~ha;rftiil:~ Riggs. Lee McComas will identified the passen ger s ROME 1UP! \- Police raided two Red Brigades hideouts serve as treasurer of the aboard the Cessna as Steve Thursday and arrested II persons, including a woman suspect , commit tee and will handle all Norman , 22, and Danny in the first big breakthrough in the search for the terrorist fi nancia l tran sac t io ns associated with the Conaway , 28, both of killers of former Premier Aldo Moro. promo! ion of the levy. Memphis. in other action a Turin court sentenced Red Brigades The campaign must be The identities of the Saudi founders Renaw Curcio and Alberto Franceschini to IB months Arabians were not revealed , imprisonment for saying during their terrorism trial that the funded entirely from private Airport sources said the killing of Moro was "an act of revolutionary justice." The gifts and donations as the law prohibit s the use of Board Saudi Arabians were on their court convicted them of eulo~izin2 a crime . funds. It was decided that any interested citizens wishing to been photographed before ta AUSTIN, Texas (UP! )- The 13-year-<lld son of former donate to the levy promotion keoff to commemorate the presidential press se<:retary George Christian is being held by should do so directly to Mr. occasion , juvenile authorities lor allegedly shooting and killing his junior McCcrnas or Larry Powell, For the last two year s the high school English teacher in front of a crowded classroom. Pomeroy businessman, who Saudi government has sponPolice said John Daniel Christian , an honor-roll student , is a Iso assist ing in the sored a program at the walked in~ the,class Thursday with a .'11 semi-automatic rifle, promotton of the levy. Other citizens that will be Memphis airport w train its said something wWilbur Rodney Grayson and then fired three (Continued on page 1~) students in flying the Falcon times , blowing the 29-year-oid teacher off the stool he wa s jeL sitting on. BY FRANK THORSBERG MEMPHIS , Tenn . (UP!) A jet carrying three Saudi Arabian student pilots on their last tr aining ilight collided with a single-engine plane over th e Memph is airport Thursday , killing all Senate passes coal aid hill Italians make two Red raids ~i,";,~~~;~rP\~o~~~a~ Student, 13, shoots teacher 'Planned disaster day' sche(luled ~ ~ -~· KNIT SHIRTS involved the training in this country of senior-leve l and management military personnel fr om Zaire. Powell refused to discuss in any )<'ay the possible u .S. involvem ent in an evacua tion. . As far as Belgian and French efforts, Powell said, "We have been and are in very close consultation with those governments . Frank ly, beyond that, f'm not in a position w go at this point ." enttne Space expert says moon mining possible MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS . United States or from NATO nations. Powell said he could rrot say whether U.S. personne l would be involved in transporting the goods. Denand said Zaire had some arms credits left over from fiscal 1977 . Congress authorized $17.5 million in credits for fiscal 1978, but under a change in the law, the president had to assert national security was involved . He sa id the $2.5 million FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1978 MEN'S BLUE JEANS All of our men's blue jea ns are ·es peciall y priced this Frida y and :::::::::::::::1J!t 2nd Street Pomeroy,O. at y e.' • • staff membl!l', said the U.S aid would fully meet Zaire's· request . Powell said . the $17.5 million in aid would consist of medical s u pp l ie s , communications equipment, some petroleum, and spare parts lor Zaire' s C-130 transport planes. He said the shipment• would be expedited by air, probably within a week. . Denand said it was not clear whether the material would come directly from the • SPECIAL SALE PRICES A superior blend ANCHOR HOCKING GLASS WARE check book and concelled check ' -$2.5 million for . senior military training in the United States under a grant based on the 1961 Foreign Assistance Act. "Such assistance should be furnished to Zaire in the national security interests of the United States," Car ter told Vance , Asked why the aid was in th e U.S. national security, Whitdiouse press secreta ry Jody Powell said Zaire had "specifically and urgently" requested it, ha s been "basically supportive of our goals,' : has a moderate government, has an existin g relationship with the United States and has been threatened by forces from outside i l~ borders. " It would be a rather unfortunate lesson for the rest of the world if we fail to respond to· a reasonable request such as the situation there. I think that would be obvious ," Powell said. Lt. Col. Leslie Denand, a National Sec urit y Cmmri l THIS WEEKEND '1.49 SKEINS NEW SHIPMENT a checking accoun1. You r involves: . -417.5 million in credit for mil ita ry-relate d but non· lethal sales under the Arms Export Control Act. SALE I MEN:SIUSJACKETS .. ... .......... , SALE11.60 MEN 5111 .9SJACKETS .... , ... .,,,, SALEIISJO MEN'S $19 .95 JACKETS, ... , .. ,, ... , , SALE 116:90 MEN 'S 12l .9S JACKETS,,, , , , , , , SAlE 119.50 MEN'S SJ4.9S JACKETS .. , ...... , .. , , . SALE $2910 MEN'SI4l .!O JACKETS .. , .......... , SALEm: ~ No queatlon If you hove By WESLEY G. PIPPERT WASHINGTON (UP!) _ President Carter has authorized up to $20 million in aid for beleaguered Zaire asserting that the nationai security int erests of the United States are at stake. The aid, . revealed in a memo to Secretary of Stale Cyrus Vance late Thursday WEEKEND SPECIALS SALE! ' ·: i: · '· citi;::;·· · ,~;,· c:,;;~:;;;,,· : :· $20 million in aid going to Zaire 12- The Daily Sentinel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0., Thursday, May 18, 1976 the bend area of Mason and New Haven there will be some deaths and accidents as a result of the gas fr om the tanker wreck across the river in Pomeroy, This entire disa strous situation is all contrived. None of it is real. May 2.1 is the "planned disaster day" these communities conduct annually to test their emergen cy services, This is one of the few areas in the nation that conduct an annual disaster drill that covers thr ee different co unties in two states and involves three hospitals. Law enforcement agencies, emergency se rvi ce coordinators, disaster service coordinators, eme rgency squads, civil air patrols, and personnel from the three hospitals involved plan the disaster together. The type , testing their communi cations the time, the pla ce (or and transportation sntems places ) is selected with the during a ilisast er. hope of testing the disaster On that day, members of plans of th e organizations the co mmunities inv olved involved. will be " made up " to Pleasant Valley Hospital in resemble accident victims Point Pleasant has a new and will be transported to the emergency radio syst em just hospitals. l.aw enforcement installed this year. It con· agencies in the three counties nects the hospital with the will keep traffi c flowing Hive emergency squads in the smoothly and the office of county as well as the Sheriff's emergency service and other Department and other agencies will establish hospitals , This will be the headquarters and com first disaster drill since Its municalions systems. installation. A "patient" will be transHolzer Medical Center will ported from the Cabellbe testing their corn- Mason county lin e by munications at the site of the ' paramedics from Hundisaster, and their triage of tington. They will be in radio victims at the site of a communications with disaster. physicians at St. Mary's and Veterans Memoria l Pleasant Valley Hospital. Hospital in Pomeroy will be Later, during the drill , this • patient will be transported to St. Mary's via Nat io nal Guard Medivac Heiicopter from the heliport at Pleasant Valley Hospital. Lit erally hundreds of people from all three counties in two states are ijtvolved in the plarllling and execution of these aMual disaster drills. Following the event May 25, each of the counties will hold a critique of .their own situation and then representatives of the three counties meet and do an ov erall wrapup of t he disaster . . It is during these postdisaster critiques that problems are discussed thai will be corrected before the next " big event." This year's disaster is set lor the aftemoon of May 25 . • �•. ~ --The Daily Sentinel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0, rnday, May 19, 1978 Brown vs. Celebrezze could be state's Jop .contest this fall (E DITOR'S NOTE : UPI Statehouse Reporters Lee Leonard and Dick Kimmins have prepared a series of dispatches uo the candidates and Issues In Ohio's June 6 primary election. Tuday's arlicle, the 4th uf the series, deals "ilh the candidates for scrretary of stale. I By LEE LEONARD United Press International Ted W Brown , one of Ohio's oldest political relics , has been secretary of state for 28 years . He lhtnks nobody does it better, and wants anothe1 four~year term . State Sen. Anthony J C.lebrezze Jr., half Brown's age , says the secretary has been around lon~ enough; that he has failed to aggresSively enro[trage greater voter parttctpatton And Celebrezze wants th e JOb hunself There are no pnmary con tests for secrelary of stale. Party nonunalwns l~1ve been conceded to Bro wn, 72, the Republican, and Celebre,.zc. 37, tl1c Democrat The result L'Otild be U1e best contest un the Oh io ballot this fall , and It proba bl~ \\ill cit'termine the fate of OhiO politics for Uu~ next dt•cr~dl' The rei\son'1 Control of the stil\e Apportionment Board may lunge on the outcome of the secretary of state's race. Dl•mocntts are b<:Hlktn~ on C'debrezze to help them wrest control of thHI boa rd and realign legislative boundaries foll owmg tlw 1980 r enstL> . ' The Celebrezze-Arown contest ts ptvotal, since both Republica n Gov James A. Rhodes and -Democratic state Auditor Thomas E FergiiSO II are currently favored for reelection . Accordingly, the De n to<T:tl~ a nd orgHnized la bor are ORDINANCE NO 491 AMENDING ORDCNANCE NO 901 12 and ORD INAN CE NO ,01 t9 BE IT OR DAINE D by !he Co unci l of the Vtlla ge o f . Pomeroy . all membe r s the r eto conc ur ri ng HEALTH Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Th a t Ordm a nce No 90 1 12 " Lottermg •n Parking L ot " St'nd1ng you The Health IA•ltcr number 10-10. Dcprc>· s1on The Ups and Downs of l.tfe. Others who want tlus ne rvou~ <:tnd ~et so depr es:sed My doctor says I have "ch romc depressiOn ct nd chrom l' anxiety ·· He IS gJvmg me Tmt\ll whtch llc SCI\S 1s a tranqmhzer and an anti depressant Can you tell me anythtng about this ml'dll'JIIt' and what after-effects I wtl l have frnm tak111g 1t a lung tune '' Tht'f't;' are .'ill num~ rclax111g ptlls that the)' sa) "tll g i\'l' )Oll cance r· Is llu ~ unc of litem ! Will the\ dffect or dcun.age the biet ii; ') 1 du relax and sleep mud1 better f know fur sure f dun 't want brcllll cl.r.ullage ur Ci::l!l <.. l'l but I do need something DEAR READER - Yolll doctor expressed tt VCI\' well 111 say1ng that Tna\llls both a tranqUilizer <:111d an anl l· depressant It IS used 10 com· bat al\XlCl), ag!WIIUil and dcprcss tun Anxlety and depresswn often gu together Tna v1l 1::, a cum buwtwn nwdJcarJc that also contmns !Javtl Tnaval works ll'r~ 11cll as you have found uut Such medJctncs C(ln n 'all\ metke a btg, d1ffercm·c 111 a persun's life when they are need<·d We i::lrc le.armng mur c eve r~ doy "bout huw UcJJrcsslun a1Jd mental dtsorders are often rela ted to cha.nges 111 chemica l functwns 111 the body . These are oft en chemH.:als that arc tmpurtant m tramsrmttmg ncn•c lm~ulses and promoltng proper nerve cell fun ction To gtv e you general 111forpatUl!:l...llbout dcprt·~slon I \ THF. DA II.'t SE , 'TI.,_t.L ()E\'OTF:D TO Ttl E lvr.wu ;.·.,r nr MEI!1S.MASON AKEA HOHF.RT HOt- t II (" H l'il) fAh tur PublL~ht'tl dlul ~ f' lt ('CVI Saturd!:l~ h)· ~ Ohtu Vallt') Pubhslunlo( ~npan~ -Multmk'dw lnt II Cnurt St , Po rm:ro~ Ohm ~ 5i69 Busmess Offll.'t' Phonl' 992- ll l6 :F:llllunal Phont' m 21flj St.'cond das.s pos ta~ t' t~tu d ctt Pomeru}' Otuu ~atwnal t.aU\'t.' atl\t'rtl'>lll~ I .llndun rcprt'M'tl· 3101 A~~~K M in F.uelldA ve ,Clt·'.'eland Ohw4411 5 Subscnpt1oft riltes DeltvtreJ by t Hrnc r Wht're nvatl!illl( 75 tent£ pt•r wt'ek By Moll!r Route when•earner serv1ee nul avallable , Om· uwnlh , $J 25- B} mall 111 OhiO .ami W VH , Orw Yeiir S22 00 Stx mont11s. Sll 50 . Threl.' mnntlts . Si oo f.bcwllt'n' S26 00 H'iH Stx m onth ~ SIJ 50 fhn't' -rnunth s Si )0 &•hsutptHln pr1H LJtd ud ~ s Surn.hn Tune:~-Sc ntmel t:s:sll l' Sec .._ . Raein e Elementary TrIa I' II an d related du act adverse!; w1th a long ltst uf other mNhU!H:'S but yo ur doctor shou ld know about and should nut pil'St..:llbt.• such medH.: mes at the S<JIII<' tune. Whtch rl'mlltds me to tell eve ryl>ud) thai vu u must be sure that your · doctor knows all the nu~ dt l' lll t::~ \ 'OU ttre takmg A medl l' llll'S pat1 ent may get one med iCi ne L:11111l) dudur a nd anotlll' !' fr om the gynecologist wtlh netthc· r dodUI knowmg wha t till' other une has prescniJc'!l Tlwtcan bt: o 1 cal prublem Mctny good phcmnaerst"i keep rL'rords uf theor regular eustumer:-; and ma) spot such a problem but you ea n help b) (IIWCJ) s g rvt ng all the doctors run sc•e a list of all the inedH:I/le s yuu arc takmg i:l ml'ludmg those, you By United Pres.• Inlernallnnal ... BUT STill. FRIENDS . Princess Yasmln - daughter of Rita Hayworth and th e late All Khan - tells friends in New York that she is forced tll keep a tt ght rem on her mother's money . Mtss Hayworth '- who inherited about $25 mtllion when Kahn dted man auto acctdent m 1960 - Is sufferm g from alcoholism and now her 28-year.<Jid daughter completely controls the fortune she 'll eventually inhent altogether. " I hate bemg ruthless," Yasmm confides. "but it has to be this way ." In any case, there are no hard feelings- Yasmin says she and her mother are sull "the best of friends." RESUPPUED It' s a hasslr when your martjuana connection dries up Ask Ruben P.:andal! of Washington, D. C , who's been smokmg pot - legally - for over a year to alleviate some symptoms of glaucoma. But his doctor - who for a year supplied him with up to 3,000 Joints of the government 's best MISsasstppt grass - moved to North Carolma three r'honths ago, and the federal government promptly cut off fulndall's supply Handall sued, and on Thursday the government announced a settlement under , which Randall will be able to go to an unnamed pharmacy each day for up to 10 JOints. . ' JUMPIN ' JEHOSPHArHAT !. The Fund for Animals says the orga nizers of the Jumping Frog Jubilee are cruel to the animals that put Calaveras County on the map - with a blUe help fronn Mark Twain. The anU-cruelly group - sponsored by such luminaries as Mary Tyler Moore and Prillcess Grace of Monaco - says the people who come to Angels Cam·p, Calif ., each year for the contest abuse frogs in a variety of ways. Gary Blake, a ~okesman for the fair, held this weekend, says · the contestants are treated well "The townspeople think the statement is totally cra1v," Blake says WHAT YOU WANNA DO, ERNfE ? SUE: Ernest Borgolne sued his former business managers for $10 million m Los Angeles ThW'sday, charging Utey cheated him . He said they produced a profit of only $3,448 after mvesting more than $512,000of his money over the past II years. Borgnine charged Utat Paul Gilbert and Bernard Levine used his money to ma~e • Portland Elementary bu) w1thout n prescrtp!ton No Tnavtl diJCs nut <.:a use t..:aJH.:er nor dOt.':-i Jt adverse!) aff ect \'OUI mmd m:,\ H DH LAMB- We arc great lovers of popcorn as a snaL k Could you pl ease Ill· form us as tu how many ca lo· ll'S there ttrc 111 popcorn and also {H"l' there any v1t.armns gained In CLtltng tl ? DE •\f\ 1\EADEH- A cup of plain JX!pped popcorn cunl<lms only l3 ca lot1cs. II IS what ~ ou add that may make the difference Stnee so much uf tt IS c.u r , " 'cup of tt dues not provtde any meani ngful o m uu nt~ uf Vll<illllllS ur tmncra ls You have to eat H lot more than a cup to ~el w>ythmg out of tt. fn these days of too man) rtdt foods that 1 ~ l'ncuuragmg I'd add one word of eautu'ii1. We a Iread)• gel too much salt tn our d1l'l and salted polX'Orn rlocs add to sa lt consumption peopletalk • sponsored even ts l'dSIIy l'iJITCCt e d . from No person or per loi t er on par kmg lots E)( · cept1ons sha ll be made m c a se of an y organ . zetion Ttll'r u m cause some dtstur · bHnt·cs 111 some of the m•uru lugl...:al I nervou s s~ "kil l J functions 111 lc:trge dwiC:s or m susccplllJlc Ill· "" Jduab out these can be I sons sh all be permttt ed to can send 50 cen ts w1th a lon g s tamp ed. se lf · CJthh es~t·d envelope for 1t tu lllL' 111 nt rl' of tht s nt: \\ SpC.ipl'r. P 0 . llux .121i, Sa n i\nlumo, TX i8292 You und cmyone else ustng sud1 mcdJcJnes should be undt'r Uw ca reful supc rv 1 ~10n of a doctor. but st m:c they at t' pn'st npt10n 1tems that would be expected to be the ease Ohto Rtver b e hereby amended to read as tallows · am DEAH DH . LAMB- I'm" womdn , 71 ) ei:irs old, ver) preparing to allot huge amounts of time, work and money on Celebrezze's eampatgn. That fact IS not lost on Brown , who has not recently been ser iously threatened for re-election . For the first time, Brown has opened a campatgn headquarters, is holdmg maJor fundrais ing events and ts trymg to ratse about $500,000 "to protect 1nyse lf agamst lies and muscle." ' "Every man's got his lime," says Gerald Austm, Cclebrezze's campaign manager who points out tha~ "a good percentage of the people m Ohi o weren't even born when Ted Brown ftrst got elected" in 1950. Celebrezze, who has served one term tn the Senate, has the name made well-respected around Ohio by his father, the former mayor of Cleveland and now a federa l judge. Austm is trying to ge t Celebrezze aroWld the state dW'ing Sec I I No person, at any t•me , sha ll Stl or stand on ttl e parking lot wal l or wa l ls on th e Ohto Rt11e r P arktnQ tots owned by the sa td V dt age of Pomero y, Oh10 Sec 1II No person shal l , at a ny l tme , st and , s1t , bl ocK o r do anytht ng to tnlerfere wt th the par kmg of mot or ve h tctes m any space or spaces so ma rke d f er par k.mg on th e Ohto Rtver P ark.mg tot or to ts owne d by the vil lage of Pomeroy , Ohto Sec IV No p er so n sh all d rmk. or consu m e a ny bee r of any oth er alcohol tc bev era ge on sai d parkmg lot or pa rk.tnQ lo t s Sec v No person Sha ll throw or d1spose o f an y co ntatner , bo tl le or bo ttl es, throw an y tra sh , r efu se, pape r or ctg aretl es on an y por tt on of th e park1ng lot or parktng tot s or on the nver ban k. a d1a cent to the p ark ing lot walt o r wal ls That Sec t ion 90 1 99 en! til ed rs h e reb y " Penalftes" ame nded to r ead as fol lows lA) W h oeve r vtolates any pro v tSion of thts chapter fo r wht ch no p en ally ts othe r w1se pr ov ided sha ll be f tned not more than F rve Hund r ed Dollars ( $500 DOl or tm prtsone d no t more tha n n.ne ty day s, or both IBl Whoever v tollll es Sec t to ns 901 04 , 901 07, 901 12 or 9 0 1 13 shall not be f tned more tha n One Hu ndred Ooll e r s I S1 00 OO J ( C J Whoever VIOlates Sec tt on s 901 01 or 901 08 shall be f tnec no t more than Two Hu ndred Fif t y Dollar s ($250 OO J or tm pr tsoned no t mo r e t han th1rty days , or bo t h (D) Any person v1olalmg Sec t ton 901 02 sh all be prose cuted and pun i shed as If he were the pr,n cip al of te nder T his Ord in an ce shal l tak e effect and be tn ter ce fro m and after the ear ltest d at e proYtdE! d bY la w Passed the 15th dlly o f May , 1978 Attes t Jane Walton Clerk Cla rence And r ew s May or H D Br ow n Pre stdent REQUESTS FOA PROPO SALS VOUGH COMMUNITY CONSERVA TION AND IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS OHIO DEPARTMENT OF ADMINI5TRATIVE SERVICES Th e Ofttce o f Manpower Develop ment . 1s anno u ncmg plan s fo r a Btdder 's con teren ce to b e held tn Co lu mbus on Ju ne 15 , 1978 The p urpose of t hJ S con ter ence I S to dissemmate rnformaltOn on Youth Comm u n1ty Co n se r v afl on and Im pr o veme nt Proj ec ts ( Y CC IP ) under Tille Ill of th e Comprehensive Em ployment and Trainmg Ac t of 1973 ( CETA) Emp loym ent an d train tng opportun1t1es wil l be offered , under thes e prote ct s, t o youth , ages 16 to 19, inctusJ ve, who are ec onomt c ally dtsa dve ntllged an d OUt Of SChOOl Ap proprta te efforts shall b e made to ensure that youths PlH hc1 pat ing tn t hese prote cts sha lt be t hose who a re experienctng diffl cull1eS tn obta mtn Q employment , those who r equire subs t ant i al ba SIC and r eme d tal skt ll devel o pm ent , th ose who a r e women , m 1no rrt les • ..-eterans . o ffender s, hand icapped, or those w1th dependents All opp ortu ni iJe S w rit be made a Ya il able Wtthou t regard to ra ce, c reed , co lor , nattonat or 1gin , sex. age , hllnd ic ap, pol lltca t affilia t ion, or bel 1ef s The YCC IP w i ll provi de co mmuntfy servtce op p orlun i t• es throu9h t abor tnte ns tve com mun 1t y co n ser\l ati on and tm pr o vement pro tec t s Wh i Ch would othe rw ise no t be carr•ed out Th 1S pr o gram wtll su p plemen t , but not replace' p ro grams and a ct tvt t tes available under T i ll e I of C ET A The geograph ic area se r ved is the Ba lance of Sta te ( 80S) . Pro1ect du r al ton may ran~e from 7 to 12 months Protec t size will be l im ited to betw e en $50,000 and $200,000 Pnor 1l y co ns 1dera l 10n wdl be g tv en t o F Y 78 p r otec t s to r add1 l ion ttl fu nd1ng t o com ptete th etr twelve 112 1 month pro gram The B idder 's Confer ence w il l pr ovtde 1n t er est ed appltcants wtth pre applicat•on tn forma1ion and forms . These propo sals are to be 5ubmtlt ed to 1he Off tce of Manpow er Oe..-e lopm ent on or befo re Ju ly 7, 1978 Ad dltlo na t YCCIP m torma t ton m ay be ob tamed from Douglas B Mart tn , Spec 1at Plann 1ng , 30 East Broad St r ee t , 27 t h Floo r , Columbus, Oh ro 432 15 "t (614 ! 466 -8326 or 1 800 282 lO SO ( ! Oil fr ee) Re servll lt on s must be m lld e tn adyan ce b y June 9 , 1978, a nd may be made through Cher y l Ens l en , or D •a ne Kowalesk. t a t lhe same ad ct r ess and phone nu mber s Preakness run Saturday . . . e small and middle-sized cities a personal lll'k , prunary ltme to gtv . f " •mebody they WI ' e. 0 I g unpse · s~ le that while Ted Brown has not done a ba·~~~b~~et~~~~t':~t of their future and should go off and retire," said Austtlin· f Celebrezze thai Brown has failed to use Jt 1s the conten on o . 1 to his office to facilitate registration and encourage peop e vote. I . he has sponsored "hundreds of bills" Brown c atms b 1 th t hi liberalizin ' voter regtstration procedures u a s prog be bl "ed "ever since (former Gov. John J .) grams have en OCI\ " 1 Gtlligan became governor. Whil Brown did encourage boards of election to open bra ncheoffices and has lon g favored registratiOn by man, ~ fought other Democratic reforms on grounds they would mvate fraud . · . 1 tr t1 Ia " he "You ca n't drive the people mto the reg~ a on P ce, , says "and after you get 'em there, you can l make em ~~he Br~wn ts already raasin g last year's State Issue 1 . Th at was the issue of election day .voter regtstracampatgn. . ti on, which was repealed at the polls followmg a vagorous ca mpaign by Brown. . d " People realize how close they wer e to openmg th~ oor to fraud and.irregularities," said Brown, who feels vmdicated by the results . 1s 1 But Celebrezze scoffs at the tdea of fra ud. He fee . peop e day were CorJ fu Sed abo ut how they were vottng on election r l regiStration , and wall coWlter wath pressure or c ear, understandable language" on the ballot. MEIGS JUNIOH HfGH CO-ED trac k team coached by Charles Downi e. First row, l-r , Mike Manley , Cra1g Bolin, Danny Rtggs, J ack Braley, Mtckey Reed, Bruce Gheen, Olts Core, Vtcky Debord, LaW'a Smtih, Kristm Anderson. Cmdy Crooks; second row, Joyce Stewart, Lynne Oliver, Krystal / Sisson, Julia Spencer, Barb Grueser, Georgia Johnson, Karen Goggtns, Barb Will, Edw Gramm, Becky Handley , Paula Horton , Kim Fra ley, Margte II TELEVISION VIEWING FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1978 , uo-Here Come The Brides 3; Star Trek 4 ; Gunsmoke · B. Mister Rogers 20,33; Hogan' s Heroes 10, Emergency One 13, Petticoat Junction IS. 5 3()-News 6; Etee . Co 20,33 . Mary Tyler Moore 10: Hogan 's Heroes lS. 6 QO-News 3,4,B,I0,13,15 ; ABC News 6; Zoom 20,33. 6·3()-NBC News 3,4,1S; ABC News 13; Carol Burnett& Fr iends 6; CBS News a,10; Over Easy 20,33. 7 oo-Cross.Wits 3.4. Newlywed Game 6,13; Muppet Show B,; ; Muppet Show B; News 10, Gilligan's ts. lS; Almanac 20; Making Things Grow 33 . 7·3()-Porter Wagoner 3; Gong Show 4, $100,pot) Name That Tune 6.1 3; Pr ice Is Right 8; MacNeil. Lehrer Repor t 20.33, Fa mily Feud 10; Pop Goes the Cou ntry 1S B oo-Pllol " Legs" 3,4, IS. Donny &Marte 6, 13; Wonder Woman B, 10 ; Washington Week In Review 20,33; B·3()-Wa ll Street Week 20.33. 9 oo-Rocktord Flies 3,4,1S. Movie "True Gr it" 13; The Bastard 6; Incredib le Hulk B.IO; Soundstage 20; Shepherd's Pte 33. 9:3()-Makem & Clancy 33. 10 QO-Qulncy 3,4,1S. Pllol 8,10; MacNeli·Lehrer Repor t 20 , Meeting of Mi nds 33 10 3()-Monty Python's Flying Circus 20. 11 0()-News 3.4,6,8 ,10,1 3,1S ; Di ck Cavett 20; Lilias Yoga & You 33 11 3()-Johnny , Carson 3,4,1S. Ca lltornla Jam 2 13; Testimony of Two Men 6. NBA Ploy.Off B. Movie " Dead. Dead Delilah " 10; Monty Python's Flying Circus 33 12 oo-Janakt 33. I QO-Midnlghl Speclai 3,4,1S; Movie "THe Mask of Fu Manchu" 10. 1.3()-News 13, 2.30- News 3:. 3·oo-Movle "Only One Day Left Betore Tomorrow " 3, 4 3()-Movle "The Cocoonuh" 3; 6·!10-Big Valley 3. Mov te Cha nnet l 5 & 7 PM - Rocky t PGI 9 & II PM - The Enforcer tRI Cable Channel l 6 30 P M - Tesl1 mony Time 7 00 - Paul Ga ud ino Family Fitne ss 10 Q0-700 Club By BILl. CAHill. UPI Spurts Writer Ctncumat1 's Ken Gnffey, who sa)S he's "been havmg problems at the plate for the last two weeks," dec1ded he needed to relax '11Je result four hils tn foW' at-hats Thursday mght, two RBis and one run scored whtch accounted fo r all of the Reds' runs in a 3-2 victory over the Montreal Expos Ttrestone \\\,_.' AIRLAWN 't SPECIAL 20" ROTARY \ MOWER e~txt' · Letart Falls Elementary named for 3 schools POSTER CONTEST WIN NERS - How to "Protect Ohio's W1ld Places" was deptcted by these fourth grade students m the conservation poster contest spon sored by th e Metgs Sot l & Water ConservatiOn District (SWCDi . Winners in three of the Southern Local schools received their awards of Utrec Si lver dollars and a blue ribbon for ftrsl place, two silver dollars and a red rtbbon for second , and one stlver dolla~ and a white nbbon for th ird . Wmning forst, second and thtrd, shown left to right respectively at fulcme,. were Becky VanMeter . Alana Lyons and Tanya CurnmlllS; Lee Cornell, Jeff Co!Uiolly and . Theresa Barber, at Portland, and Hea th Hill, Vtncenl Gray, and Massy Spr ouse, at l.<!lart Falls . The Syracuse awards will be ~ t ven at a schoo l assembly later this month . The Meigs SWCD sponsors the contest each ·year for fourth graders as a conservation educat ion project. They showed a conservation film in the schools prccedtng the contest and distributed bo~k lets 1n comrc book form entitled "The Idea That Worked" explaimng why ·and how soil and water conservation distr icts were formed and the work they a re involved m. actor deals for thetr own benefit Unknown to him then says, they operated wtthoul the required licenses, and Illegally failed to inform him they were getUng commissiOns from the companies In whi ch they invested his money. GUMPSES: Former First Lady Pat Nixon Is back at home m San Cleme nte, Calif. , after four days in a hospital with a respiratory aalment ... Gory Busey, who portrays late rock 'n' roll star Buddy Holly, was In Lubbock, Texas, Thursday to attend the dt'<lication of a park for the handt capped named after Holly ... Among the wrtlllrs in New York Thursda y for "An Evemng with the Literary Lions," sponsored by the American Society of Journalists, were Isaac Aslmov and feminist Belly Frledan ... Margaret Hamilton, best known for her role as the Wtcked Witch of the West tn "/)le Wi zard of Ot," joined Sarah Caldwell, music director for the Boston Opera Co., tn Boston Thursday night to <·elebrate the company's 2()th anniversary. t ;are stone , DELUXE 26 RIDER 1971 " I approached th e game a little looser starting Wednesday," satd Gnffey, who has ptcked up se ven hils in two nights . " I guess that made the difference. " It certainly seemed so Until t he eaghth innin g, the only hits the Reds got off Steve Rogers , 4-4 , came off the bat of Griffey "My fourth htt wa s the most imoor ta nt. " satd Ma1or League Standmg s By Un1ted Press Int ernation al National L eag u e East GB W L Pet 18 14 563 Phila 18 16 529 1 Montrea l 16 17 48 5 ? 1 l Ch 1cago 41 1 16 2 1 432 New York 14 19 414 4 1 I Pttlsbrgh \4 27 J89 6 51 lOUI S West W L Pet. GB San Fran 22 11 647 LosAng 21 14 600 l 1 1 Ctn ctna l l :n 15 583 1 Houston 16 17 4BS S1 1 san D1ego 16 18 .471 6 Atlanta 13 20 194 J:J 1 ~ Thursday 1-s R:esulfS C1ncmna lt 3. Montr eal1 Phtladel phta 8. Hous ton 5 Nev.. Yor k 8, Alia 7, 10 IMS Today 's Probabl(! Pitch er s I All ti m es E DTl Sl LOU IS (Denny 3 1 ) at Ch1cago (F ryman 1 <1J. 2 30 at P1ttsbu rgh (0 Robtnson 3 1) Mon1reat I May 2 -4 ), 7 35 pm AVAILABL E Phtla delph•il {Ch r iSten son 3 3) a1 New York (Swan I 7), 8OS 6 oo-Summer Semester 8,10 , 6 30-TV Ctossroom 8, ' US. Farm ~eport 10; Kentucky Afield 13 Eilts Valentine hit a solo homer for the Expos m the second mning whtle Montreal pushed across its other rWl m the fourth when Norman walked Tony Perez wtth the bases loaded In the only other Nataonal League games , Philadelphia defeated Houston , ll-5, and New York outlasted Atlanta, 8-7 , tn 10 mnmgs Phillles 8, Alilros 5: Pinch hiller Jerry Martm 's three-run homer in the ninth mning snapped a :>-5 lte, as the Phillles put a stop to he Alitros' five-game winnin g streak Relieve r Gene Garber notched his second victory . Ball 1more S Toronto 3 Te)(a s b, Oal<. lanc:l <l Mels 8, Braves 7: M1nn eso ta B, Ka n C1 t y 6 Steve Henderson 's tw<KJut Tod.:t y's Probable Pi tchers(A ll T1mes EOTl single in the lOth mmng -f New YorK (T1C r ow 1 3 ) at Toronlo ( Leman czy k 0 7), 7 30 scored Lenny Randle with the winning run, mak ing a pm Balt tmore (0 Mart 1ne1 3 11 wmner out of Skip Lockwood, at Ctevetanct ( Paxton 1 2 ), 7 35 now 2-3. Henderson 's htl to pm Boston \Torre z s 1) at Oel r ott center came off loser Buddy ISvke s 2-0), B p m M tnnesota t lhOr mosg aro I Sl Solomon, now 1-3. Griffey. That was the double do wn the leflfield line that drove m Dave Concepc ion and Dave Collms to Ue the score , 2-2. George Foster's smgle m the same mmng then brought in Griffey with th e winning rWl to gtve unbeaten lefthander Fred Norman his ftfth victory. Pedro Borbon relieved in the eighth to ga m his th trd save. pm GRASS CATCHER 19, 16 , 1!c SATURDAY , MAY 20, Miller,. Bryan Spencer; third row, Doug Mitchell , Greg Thomas, Scott Harrison, Brill Kmg, Rick Chancey, Brett Carl, Tammy Fetty, Randy MW'ray Bryan Gheen, Paula Swisher, Jeff Nash; fourth row, Greg Tay lor, Rick Edwards, Bryan Will, Mike Smith, John Smath, Bret Sisson , Mike Edwards, Larry Cotlerlll, Gary Naka moto, Bill Powell, Troy Bauer, Mtke J ackson Absent were Stephie Houchms, Gene Johnson, Krts Snowd en and Craig Darst. Griffey hangs out four hits, Reds rally to trip Montreal ISJ 19 , lie (5) By JENNY KELLNER Downs, Afftrmed and Steve tn protect hunself." UPI Spurts Writer Cauthen were rated the evenThe adv tee. none of tl good BALTIMORE ( UPI ) - The according to Vetleh, won't mane) favontes while Alydar one thmg John Vetlch got make any difference in the was tabbed at 7-5 and Derby plenty of after his favored Derby, uf co urse. But Ve1teh thtrd-place fini sher Be It eve It Alydar lost the Kentucky says he Intends to do thmgs a at 8-1, followed by Track Derby to Affirmed was bit dtfferentl y tn Saturday's Heward al 12-1 , Noon Tlffic advace. 103rd runmng of the . Spender and Jnd1go Star at I>The trainer, and owners Preakness, the second leg in 1 and Dax S complettng the Adm. and Mrs Gene Markey Thoroughbred racing's Tnple seven-horse field at 20-1 of Calumet Farms, rec etv.ed Crown. Aff 1rmed , undefeated tn more than 100 letters "We're gotng to have to be Jtve starts thts year. has now expressing dasappomtrnent a lot closer ," he sa1d srmply beaten Alyda r 111 five of seven and eneouragement. Some Off his victory at Ch urchill meeti ngs , tndud mg the I 'zcriticized Vetlch's traming length vtctory m the Derby methods and sttll others the But Veitch refuses tn concede nde of jockey Jo r ge the golden chestnut IS the lnter na t• ona l Velasquez. better horse . H ock ey L ee~gue "With Jorge bemg the kind " f couldn 't say the Derby Untted Press Intern ational of rider he is and the horse Turn er Cup Pla yoffs proved anythm g like that Cha mpto nshlp Sen es being so far back 1t was only even 1f A.Jydar had won," said Bes t ol Seven natural people would say he Veitch. "It wa s the fi rst race All Ttm es EDT P or t H u r on us Toledo messed up," satd Veitch . " It of the year' between Afftrmed Tol ed o leads.l·1 was certainly not hts fault , and Alydar and I don't think May 10 Port Huron 4, though . He knew he was too Toled o 2 tt 's fa1r to say one horse ts May 12 ro te ao 3. Port far back, but there was Huron better than the other on the 1 nothmg he could do about ll . baSis of that. It 's actually Port Hu r on 9 , May 13 The horse couldn't gel hold of Toledo 4 <:.tlm(,sl a l wo· twr se ra ce May 14 Toledo 6 , Port the track and was just trying agam" Huron 2 Tol eao 11 . Pan May 16 Alfrrmed comes IIllo the Huron 1 Prcakness wtth earmngs of fl{lay 20 Tc ledo a! Por t Huron , 8 p m $887,027 for Harbor Vtew )( May 13 Port Huron Farms, Ute most ever for a 3at l oledo , 1 30 p m year.<Jid this early 1n the x 11 necessary year. and could pass the $1 rrulhon II\ark wJ!h Saturday's $136,200 w1nner's share The 1nterna.tto na I L eague Derby was Alydar's lone Un1ted PrE SS In ternatiOn al defeat this year m five race s W L Pe t G B at Ka nsas C1 t y ( Has!.ler 0 OL B JO p m Calt forn1a ( Tanana 6 1) at Mtlwaukce tC a ldwett J 1l, 8 30 pm Texa5 IMed1 ch 0 1 and Ellis 2 2) at Sea ttle ( Pole 3 4 and M1tchel l 1 3) 2, 9 OS P m Ch tca go (Wort ham 1 2) at O ~tk land ( Broberg .4 21, 10 JO pm Saturday ' s Gam es New York. dt Toront o Batt• more at Clevclanc:l Boston at Detro1t Ch1cago at Oak land Calif at Mttwaukee, n•gh t M1nn at Kans as C• t y, ntght Texas at seanle . n ight pm San Dieg o ( Jon('s l 31 at Cinc•nnat1 (Moskau 0 1J, 8OS 7 oo-Marto & the Mag ic Mov ie Machine 4; Fun lor Everyone 6: Ghost Busters 8; Public Polley by THOMAS JOSEPH Forums 10. Grape Ape 13 ACROSS 7 Nasty chap 7 3()-Saturday Report 3; World of Survival 4; Dusty's J Yearmng 8 Summer : Fr. Treehouse 6: Muhammad All IS; Weekend Spec ial ; Cavalry 9 Fiery 13 Boo-Hong Kong Phooey 3,!5, Superlr lends 6,13 ; weapon II Mtlitary Three RobOnlc Stooges 8,10 10 Sitn of Jacob bugle call 8:3()-G iobetrotters 34,15; Speed Buggy 8,10, 9 oo12 Jalopy 17 Street Scooby's Latt·A·Lymplcs 6,JJ ; Bugs Bunny Road t3 Dechvtt y a J;. Runner 8,1 0 !4 Subsidized breviation 10 :3()-Pink Panther 3,41,l, Batmon.Tarzan 8,1 0. !5 All - up 18 Spider's 11 :QO-Baggy Pants 3,4,15, Krottl Supershow 6.13; 16 - li ly ante!Uia Yesterday's Answer 11. 3()-Space Sentinels 3,1S; Lillie Rascals 4;; !8 Prepare 20 Seek out 27 Vamoose ! 3S Expectant Secrets of Isis B: In The Know 10. a path 21 Warhol or 29 Word with 36 Father . F 12 :QO-Land of Ihe lost 3,1S, Weekend Special 6, Movie · r. "Broken Lance" 4; Action News for Kids 13 . 19 Tea vartety Williams 37 Suf~tx ll rw~~ed 12 3()-Thunder 3.15 ; American Bandstand 13; Soul 22 Grattfy 22 Reckless WI Train 6; Space Academy 8,10. 25 llenumb 23 Girl 's name asstsl 1:!10-Jetsons 3. Viewpoint 8, Mr MII!JOO 10; Wrestling ctty 26 Coral 24 Well done! 33 Solitary 38 Also lS; Inner Tennis 33. island 25 Brtdge feat 34 Zola work 40 Gull 1 30-Greatest Sports Legends 3; : Racers 8. Film 27 Towheaded r:--r.:-"r."-r.:Festival 10; CaJu n National Drag Racing 13; 2!1 Cessalton French Chet 33. Z9 Convivial 2:!10-Baseball Warm Up 3,4,15; Movie " Jory " 6; 30 Suffered Movie " The Wel l" B; Movie " Getting Away From It from All" 10; 2 15-Besebalt 3,4,15 31 Shine 2.30-Movle "The Young, the Evil and lhe Savage" 13; 32 Vtewpomt Anyone tor Tennyson? 33. 34 Snooze J ·Oo-Book Beot33 ; 3 JO-Gotf8,10; Area Showcase33. 37 Musketeer , :oo-Wide World ot Sports 6.13 . Body Shop 33; 4 3()39 Reflection Catch·J3 33. . II Not a soul s oo-Star Trek J, The Preakness 6,13; Marcus Welby , -+-1-+-1 · M.D 4; Sports Spectac ular 8; Pop Goes The 42 Chorister Country 10; Gllllgo n' s Is. IS; Art America 20; Zoom 43 Bather's need 5.iLPorter Wagoner 10: Better Way IS: Once Upon A 44 Carry on Classic 33 DOWN 6 oo-News 3,4,6,10, Wide Wor ld of Sports 6,13 . 1 Ablution Lawrence Wetk B. God Has The Answer 15, Zoom 2 Cay 20: Studio See 33. '3 Marksman 6 3()-NBC News 34,15 , ABC News 13; News 6, CBS 4 Cadence News 10. You Bel Your Ltle~O ; Que Pa•a, USA? 33. ca ll 7:!10-Lltlle Rascols 3: Lawrence Wetk 4,1S; Hee Haw 6.8 ; Bugs Bunny 10; Wild Kingdom 13; Etec. Co. 5 Sunnount 20; Battle line 33. 6 Seed 7:3()-We Think You Should Know 3; Lowell Thomas coating Remember> 33, AII ·Star Anything Goes 10; Racing the Speed Demon 13; pnce Upon A Classic 20 . 11AILY CRYPTOtlUOTE - Here's how to work •It : 8:!10-ProJecl U.F.O. 3,4,1S; Paul Lynde 6.13; Jef . AXYDI,BAAXR fersons 8,10; Onedln Line 20; Old Frlends ... New Is LONGFEttOW Friends 33 a·JO-Through All Ttme 33; 9:®-Movte " Hunters of One lett er simpl y !!lands for another In th11 sample A ia ' the Reef " 3,4,1S; Love Boat 6,13; Movie " Hannie used f or the th ree I.'s, X f or the two O's, et c. Stngl e letter s Coutder " 8,1 0; Our Mutual Friend 20: Sing a Sign apost r op he s, the l ength and formation of the words are all tnn ts E ••ch day the code lc1ten arc different 9 : J~Sllent MCnortty 33; 10 ®-Fantasy Island 6,13, CRYPTOQUOTES Soundstage 33. 11 QO-ABC News 11 · ~News 6,8,10,13; Walch Your Mouth 33; 11 :05HTHWN YFK EF L F XGGLH CE F C News 3,4,15: 11 : 15-A6C News 6. 11 J()-The Bastard. Kent ~amlly Chronicles 6• Tennis AFNL XGAJHK HXXL BD EH ' J ; Movie " Giant" 10. Movie "The Prtsldt~' s, Analyst" 13: Janak! 33. UKHM BC . - F YHWBZFK 11 ·35-Saturday Night 3,4,15; 12:30-Don Ktnhner' l FJFXH · Rock Concert 8; I :as-Movie "Tho Movie Mur • cteror" 3; Movi e "Coogan's Bluff" 4. ' Yesterday's Cryptoquote; TIUNGS DON'T TURN UP IN THIS 1:15-Movle "From Hell it Came" 13; I :JO-Wotfmen WORLD UNTIL SOMEBODY TIJRNS THEM UP.-JAMEs Jock 6; 2:40--ABC News 13. GARFIELD 3:05-News 3; 3 35-Movie " A Time lor Killing" 3 S:®-FBI 3. pm Grass catcher available Atlanta ( Ruthv en 2 3 ) ar Houston ( R1 chare1 3 JJ, 8 35 pm San Fr a nCISCO (Montefusco 1 1) at Los Angeles ( Rhoden 4 2), 10 JO p m Saturdlly 's Gam es PII !Sbu r gh at Montreal Phdadl'lph ta at New York St LOutS af Chtcago San Dgo al Ctnc1 tw tllght Atlanta at Housto n , n1gh t San Fran at Lo'> Ang , n1gh t 08 ·01 407 8 MAXIMUM CONVENIENCE MINIMUM PRICE · ~'12- H 1' . Bn ~g"~ S trat ton aut nmatit · chuk(' {'ll~lnP . • Fin gPrt tp lw tght ad ju , t m<'nl 112 " lo ~" . • llafllr· d und•·rd•·•·l, • Easy - rull t n g T' 'Nh C(j\s. • Hund h• t hrot t II' ('On I rol • 5-H P. Bn ~gs & Stratton Am erican Leagu e t·n ~ lll(' . t r nnsmi ss ion- 4 fonyard . I rl've rsP. • Leve r hei ght adj ustme nt , sa fc·t :; hlad e dutch . • 12.50" x 4 00" pnl'umat ic rra r t i rt'S. . • Au tomoti ve Ly p<' di sc hrake and differe ntial. POMEROY HOME &AUTO Pomeroy . 0. Ei! Sf Detrott Boston New York Clev eln d M ilwauKe Ball tm re Toronto w L Pet. 71 10 671 13 11 657 10 lJ 606 16 17 485 16 18 411 \4 19 414 IJ 10 394 Wesl w L Pet . 11 13 629 10 14 588 18 15 545 17 15 53 1 13 2J J61 11 25 324 10 21 J2J Oakland Ca ld Kan C1 ty Te)(as M lneso ta Seattl e Ch1cago Thur sda y's. R es ulh cat. tornia 9, Ch•cago 5 Milwaukee 8, Detr oit 1 New York 5, Clevelan d 3 NEWSPAPER CARRIER WANTED FOR MASON, W. VA. AREA Leaders Ma tor l eague Leaders By Unrt ed Press Internation al BathnQ ( Based on 80 ill bats ) N at1onal Leaaue Brroghs At I Smtih LA Bu ckner Ch1 Gr 11fe y C1n Monday LA Almon SD GB 1 6 6' , 8 9 GB I' ' J 3' ' 9' ' 11 10 G. AB J3 34 14 36 33 34 32 36 10q 43 39.4 H. Pet. 118 44 ) 44 90 1~ 2 114 127 Bak.er LA 111 S1mmns St L 129 roster em 36 148 Dnesn C1n 35 129 Amencan Leaau e 31 344 51 336 38 333 42 331 36 324 41 320 47 318 41 318 Char leston Ttdewater R1 chmond Roche ster Pawtu c ket 17 13 56 7 1 15 13 53 6 3 IJ 12 520 ] 1, tt67 5 Columbu ~ \I 13 458 S 992-2156 THE DAILY SENTINEL BETWEEN I AM ancl5 PM • 17 ld 633 Toledo 17 15 4.t1 S 1 ; Svracusc 10 18 351 8 Thu n day ' s Results Tid ewater 6, Charleston S Columbu s 6 R tc h m ond 5 Tol ed o J Syra cu se ? Frrda y's Games T tde.... ater at Charleston . R1 chmond at Colum bus Syra c use a! Rochester Tol edo at Pawtu c k el Satur d ay 's Games T tdewater at Cha r leston R 1chmond at Co l um bu s Syra cuse a1 Ro c hesler Toled o ar Pawtu c k et Far all you r hom e Entertamm e nt and Appliance Needs DOXOL . SERVICE RIDENOUR'S TV & Appliance Gas Service Ra ctne, Ohto Chester, Oh1o RED BRAND Malone drops 8-0 decision JOUET , Ill. (UPI ) - The College of St. Francis scored first round vtctortes ThW'sday m the NAIA Area 6 baseball playoffs, defeating Malone College (Ohio ) ~ . and Grand Valley (Michigan ) 7-4. Before losmg the second game to St Francis, Grand Valley def eated And erson College (lnd ) 7~. Anderson came back to defeat Malone 13-12 in the losers bracket, eliminating the Ohio school In games today, Anderson was to play Grand Valley at 10 a.m., with the wtnner to play St. Francis at I p.m. PLENTY OF FENCING IN STOCK '• .· G AB . H. Pel ( Mew M tn 36 141 S6 394 R1ce Bos 35 147 Sl 361 Sund brg Te)( 31 106 35 330 Cooper M1l 33 131 4] 318 Ca rty Tor 33 117 38 325 Llcno M 11 26 83 17 325 Ot ts KC ll 96 Jl J23 Lynn Bas 31 121 39 322 ThO mpsn Del 31 131 42 321 Parler KC 30 109 35 321 Cubbge Mtn 32 l Ot'! 34 321 Home Run s Nattonal Lugue M on dlly , LA 9. Kt noman, Ch1 ana Luztnsk t, Ptt ll 8. Ben ch and Dr1essen , Cin. Smith , LA ana Scl"lmtd t , Pnll 7. Amencan League : Rice , 8 os 1\, Bay tor , <;: at and ThOmp!.on , Oet 10, AlexMder . Oak an d ZtS k , Tex 9 Run s B•tted I n NaJional League . Smi th . LA 30; Moroe~n , Hou 78 . Monday , LA 27 ; Me Cove y , SF 26 . Foster , Ctn and Cey , LA 2S Amer tc iln League : RIce, 8 os 36 ; Staub . D el and Zls k , Tex 28; Hobson , Bas 27 , May, Batt and Bily lor , Cat 26 Stolen Bases N 1t1onal League fvlo ren o, Pitt 20 , Cedeno , HOU 15 , Ro yster 1 All and Lopes , LA 17, Richl!rdS , 50 11 . Amtr iCiln Le~gue : LeF lor e. Oe l and Wilson , KC 15 ; Cru z, sea ll . Ollon e, Oa k 12 , Norwood , M inn 10. Plt chlnv Molt V idcries Nlflcnal t..ugue : Gr im sley. Mtl , John, LA and Blu e. SF 6· 1; Forsch, Sf L 6 2; Norman , Cin and Ra u, LA Knepper , SF l I. Ameri can League Lee, Bas 6 O; Tan ana . Cal 6 1, Guidry . NY S.O, Torrez , Bos 5·l. APPEARING THIS WE EI\ ENV A T THE INN PLACE .; .: • ::. ':.:. ·.:•• DEL & CO. 3 PIECE GROUP FROM MARION, OHIO 2.09 . Kner~er , Ch and '10·2 THE MEIGS ·INN SF 2 OJ ; R.Reu&· Forsch, St Andujar , L 2.39 ' )o Euned Run Aver1oe t B11ed on 3• Innings pitched) N1tton11 League : Perry, SO 2.00 ; ,. TONIGHT & SATURDAY Knapp , Co ll·3. chel, ..:,• • '. ·.' •:• s.o, PHONE 19 11 Hou American Leaeue : Joh nson, Ook I 80, Guidry, NY 1.83; Ro:zema , Oet 2.03 ; Lee, Ba s 2 53. Keough, Oak 2.60 . Strlkeouh N•t lonal Ltatlfe : R ich ard , Hou 66; Nlekro. Att 59 . Seaver, Ctn SO . Blyleven. Pltl •6 , Blue, SF -4-4 Ameriun League : Rva n, Cal , -~~C..,~S::;;~~ 82, F lanagan, Ball •3 ; L eonar d, .•.,,..._._' KC .a: Matlac k , Tex 37 ; .····~··· Gu ldrv . NY 36. 'L...-, u--"" 992-3629 POMEROY, 0. .... ...'... '• '• •' ' •' •' ' �•. ~ --The Daily Sentinel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0, rnday, May 19, 1978 Brown vs. Celebrezze could be state's Jop .contest this fall (E DITOR'S NOTE : UPI Statehouse Reporters Lee Leonard and Dick Kimmins have prepared a series of dispatches uo the candidates and Issues In Ohio's June 6 primary election. Tuday's arlicle, the 4th uf the series, deals "ilh the candidates for scrretary of stale. I By LEE LEONARD United Press International Ted W Brown , one of Ohio's oldest political relics , has been secretary of state for 28 years . He lhtnks nobody does it better, and wants anothe1 four~year term . State Sen. Anthony J C.lebrezze Jr., half Brown's age , says the secretary has been around lon~ enough; that he has failed to aggresSively enro[trage greater voter parttctpatton And Celebrezze wants th e JOb hunself There are no pnmary con tests for secrelary of stale. Party nonunalwns l~1ve been conceded to Bro wn, 72, the Republican, and Celebre,.zc. 37, tl1c Democrat The result L'Otild be U1e best contest un the Oh io ballot this fall , and It proba bl~ \\ill cit'termine the fate of OhiO politics for Uu~ next dt•cr~dl' The rei\son'1 Control of the stil\e Apportionment Board may lunge on the outcome of the secretary of state's race. Dl•mocntts are b<:Hlktn~ on C'debrezze to help them wrest control of thHI boa rd and realign legislative boundaries foll owmg tlw 1980 r enstL> . ' The Celebrezze-Arown contest ts ptvotal, since both Republica n Gov James A. Rhodes and -Democratic state Auditor Thomas E FergiiSO II are currently favored for reelection . Accordingly, the De n to<T:tl~ a nd orgHnized la bor are ORDINANCE NO 491 AMENDING ORDCNANCE NO 901 12 and ORD INAN CE NO ,01 t9 BE IT OR DAINE D by !he Co unci l of the Vtlla ge o f . Pomeroy . all membe r s the r eto conc ur ri ng HEALTH Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Th a t Ordm a nce No 90 1 12 " Lottermg •n Parking L ot " St'nd1ng you The Health IA•ltcr number 10-10. Dcprc>· s1on The Ups and Downs of l.tfe. Others who want tlus ne rvou~ <:tnd ~et so depr es:sed My doctor says I have "ch romc depressiOn ct nd chrom l' anxiety ·· He IS gJvmg me Tmt\ll whtch llc SCI\S 1s a tranqmhzer and an anti depressant Can you tell me anythtng about this ml'dll'JIIt' and what after-effects I wtl l have frnm tak111g 1t a lung tune '' Tht'f't;' are .'ill num~ rclax111g ptlls that the)' sa) "tll g i\'l' )Oll cance r· Is llu ~ unc of litem ! Will the\ dffect or dcun.age the biet ii; ') 1 du relax and sleep mud1 better f know fur sure f dun 't want brcllll cl.r.ullage ur Ci::l!l <.. l'l but I do need something DEAR READER - Yolll doctor expressed tt VCI\' well 111 say1ng that Tna\llls both a tranqUilizer <:111d an anl l· depressant It IS used 10 com· bat al\XlCl), ag!WIIUil and dcprcss tun Anxlety and depresswn often gu together Tna v1l 1::, a cum buwtwn nwdJcarJc that also contmns !Javtl Tnaval works ll'r~ 11cll as you have found uut Such medJctncs C(ln n 'all\ metke a btg, d1ffercm·c 111 a persun's life when they are need<·d We i::lrc le.armng mur c eve r~ doy "bout huw UcJJrcsslun a1Jd mental dtsorders are often rela ted to cha.nges 111 chemica l functwns 111 the body . These are oft en chemH.:als that arc tmpurtant m tramsrmttmg ncn•c lm~ulses and promoltng proper nerve cell fun ction To gtv e you general 111forpatUl!:l...llbout dcprt·~slon I \ THF. DA II.'t SE , 'TI.,_t.L ()E\'OTF:D TO Ttl E lvr.wu ;.·.,r nr MEI!1S.MASON AKEA HOHF.RT HOt- t II (" H l'il) fAh tur PublL~ht'tl dlul ~ f' lt ('CVI Saturd!:l~ h)· ~ Ohtu Vallt') Pubhslunlo( ~npan~ -Multmk'dw lnt II Cnurt St , Po rm:ro~ Ohm ~ 5i69 Busmess Offll.'t' Phonl' 992- ll l6 :F:llllunal Phont' m 21flj St.'cond das.s pos ta~ t' t~tu d ctt Pomeru}' Otuu ~atwnal t.aU\'t.' atl\t'rtl'>lll~ I .llndun rcprt'M'tl· 3101 A~~~K M in F.uelldA ve ,Clt·'.'eland Ohw4411 5 Subscnpt1oft riltes DeltvtreJ by t Hrnc r Wht're nvatl!illl( 75 tent£ pt•r wt'ek By Moll!r Route when•earner serv1ee nul avallable , Om· uwnlh , $J 25- B} mall 111 OhiO .ami W VH , Orw Yeiir S22 00 Stx mont11s. Sll 50 . Threl.' mnntlts . Si oo f.bcwllt'n' S26 00 H'iH Stx m onth ~ SIJ 50 fhn't' -rnunth s Si )0 &•hsutptHln pr1H LJtd ud ~ s Surn.hn Tune:~-Sc ntmel t:s:sll l' Sec .._ . Raein e Elementary TrIa I' II an d related du act adverse!; w1th a long ltst uf other mNhU!H:'S but yo ur doctor shou ld know about and should nut pil'St..:llbt.• such medH.: mes at the S<JIII<' tune. Whtch rl'mlltds me to tell eve ryl>ud) thai vu u must be sure that your · doctor knows all the nu~ dt l' lll t::~ \ 'OU ttre takmg A medl l' llll'S pat1 ent may get one med iCi ne L:11111l) dudur a nd anotlll' !' fr om the gynecologist wtlh netthc· r dodUI knowmg wha t till' other une has prescniJc'!l Tlwtcan bt: o 1 cal prublem Mctny good phcmnaerst"i keep rL'rords uf theor regular eustumer:-; and ma) spot such a problem but you ea n help b) (IIWCJ) s g rvt ng all the doctors run sc•e a list of all the inedH:I/le s yuu arc takmg i:l ml'ludmg those, you By United Pres.• Inlernallnnal ... BUT STill. FRIENDS . Princess Yasmln - daughter of Rita Hayworth and th e late All Khan - tells friends in New York that she is forced tll keep a tt ght rem on her mother's money . Mtss Hayworth '- who inherited about $25 mtllion when Kahn dted man auto acctdent m 1960 - Is sufferm g from alcoholism and now her 28-year.<Jid daughter completely controls the fortune she 'll eventually inhent altogether. " I hate bemg ruthless," Yasmm confides. "but it has to be this way ." In any case, there are no hard feelings- Yasmin says she and her mother are sull "the best of friends." RESUPPUED It' s a hasslr when your martjuana connection dries up Ask Ruben P.:andal! of Washington, D. C , who's been smokmg pot - legally - for over a year to alleviate some symptoms of glaucoma. But his doctor - who for a year supplied him with up to 3,000 Joints of the government 's best MISsasstppt grass - moved to North Carolma three r'honths ago, and the federal government promptly cut off fulndall's supply Handall sued, and on Thursday the government announced a settlement under , which Randall will be able to go to an unnamed pharmacy each day for up to 10 JOints. . ' JUMPIN ' JEHOSPHArHAT !. The Fund for Animals says the orga nizers of the Jumping Frog Jubilee are cruel to the animals that put Calaveras County on the map - with a blUe help fronn Mark Twain. The anU-cruelly group - sponsored by such luminaries as Mary Tyler Moore and Prillcess Grace of Monaco - says the people who come to Angels Cam·p, Calif ., each year for the contest abuse frogs in a variety of ways. Gary Blake, a ~okesman for the fair, held this weekend, says · the contestants are treated well "The townspeople think the statement is totally cra1v," Blake says WHAT YOU WANNA DO, ERNfE ? SUE: Ernest Borgolne sued his former business managers for $10 million m Los Angeles ThW'sday, charging Utey cheated him . He said they produced a profit of only $3,448 after mvesting more than $512,000of his money over the past II years. Borgnine charged Utat Paul Gilbert and Bernard Levine used his money to ma~e • Portland Elementary bu) w1thout n prescrtp!ton No Tnavtl diJCs nut <.:a use t..:aJH.:er nor dOt.':-i Jt adverse!) aff ect \'OUI mmd m:,\ H DH LAMB- We arc great lovers of popcorn as a snaL k Could you pl ease Ill· form us as tu how many ca lo· ll'S there ttrc 111 popcorn and also {H"l' there any v1t.armns gained In CLtltng tl ? DE •\f\ 1\EADEH- A cup of plain JX!pped popcorn cunl<lms only l3 ca lot1cs. II IS what ~ ou add that may make the difference Stnee so much uf tt IS c.u r , " 'cup of tt dues not provtde any meani ngful o m uu nt~ uf Vll<illllllS ur tmncra ls You have to eat H lot more than a cup to ~el w>ythmg out of tt. fn these days of too man) rtdt foods that 1 ~ l'ncuuragmg I'd add one word of eautu'ii1. We a Iread)• gel too much salt tn our d1l'l and salted polX'Orn rlocs add to sa lt consumption peopletalk • sponsored even ts l'dSIIy l'iJITCCt e d . from No person or per loi t er on par kmg lots E)( · cept1ons sha ll be made m c a se of an y organ . zetion Ttll'r u m cause some dtstur · bHnt·cs 111 some of the m•uru lugl...:al I nervou s s~ "kil l J functions 111 lc:trge dwiC:s or m susccplllJlc Ill· "" Jduab out these can be I sons sh all be permttt ed to can send 50 cen ts w1th a lon g s tamp ed. se lf · CJthh es~t·d envelope for 1t tu lllL' 111 nt rl' of tht s nt: \\ SpC.ipl'r. P 0 . llux .121i, Sa n i\nlumo, TX i8292 You und cmyone else ustng sud1 mcdJcJnes should be undt'r Uw ca reful supc rv 1 ~10n of a doctor. but st m:c they at t' pn'st npt10n 1tems that would be expected to be the ease Ohto Rtver b e hereby amended to read as tallows · am DEAH DH . LAMB- I'm" womdn , 71 ) ei:irs old, ver) preparing to allot huge amounts of time, work and money on Celebrezze's eampatgn. That fact IS not lost on Brown , who has not recently been ser iously threatened for re-election . For the first time, Brown has opened a campatgn headquarters, is holdmg maJor fundrais ing events and ts trymg to ratse about $500,000 "to protect 1nyse lf agamst lies and muscle." ' "Every man's got his lime," says Gerald Austm, Cclebrezze's campaign manager who points out tha~ "a good percentage of the people m Ohi o weren't even born when Ted Brown ftrst got elected" in 1950. Celebrezze, who has served one term tn the Senate, has the name made well-respected around Ohio by his father, the former mayor of Cleveland and now a federa l judge. Austm is trying to ge t Celebrezze aroWld the state dW'ing Sec I I No person, at any t•me , sha ll Stl or stand on ttl e parking lot wal l or wa l ls on th e Ohto Rt11e r P arktnQ tots owned by the sa td V dt age of Pomero y, Oh10 Sec 1II No person shal l , at a ny l tme , st and , s1t , bl ocK o r do anytht ng to tnlerfere wt th the par kmg of mot or ve h tctes m any space or spaces so ma rke d f er par k.mg on th e Ohto Rtver P ark.mg tot or to ts owne d by the vil lage of Pomeroy , Ohto Sec IV No p er so n sh all d rmk. or consu m e a ny bee r of any oth er alcohol tc bev era ge on sai d parkmg lot or pa rk.tnQ lo t s Sec v No person Sha ll throw or d1spose o f an y co ntatner , bo tl le or bo ttl es, throw an y tra sh , r efu se, pape r or ctg aretl es on an y por tt on of th e park1ng lot or parktng tot s or on the nver ban k. a d1a cent to the p ark ing lot walt o r wal ls That Sec t ion 90 1 99 en! til ed rs h e reb y " Penalftes" ame nded to r ead as fol lows lA) W h oeve r vtolates any pro v tSion of thts chapter fo r wht ch no p en ally ts othe r w1se pr ov ided sha ll be f tned not more than F rve Hund r ed Dollars ( $500 DOl or tm prtsone d no t more tha n n.ne ty day s, or both IBl Whoever v tollll es Sec t to ns 901 04 , 901 07, 901 12 or 9 0 1 13 shall not be f tned more tha n One Hu ndred Ooll e r s I S1 00 OO J ( C J Whoever VIOlates Sec tt on s 901 01 or 901 08 shall be f tnec no t more than Two Hu ndred Fif t y Dollar s ($250 OO J or tm pr tsoned no t mo r e t han th1rty days , or bo t h (D) Any person v1olalmg Sec t ton 901 02 sh all be prose cuted and pun i shed as If he were the pr,n cip al of te nder T his Ord in an ce shal l tak e effect and be tn ter ce fro m and after the ear ltest d at e proYtdE! d bY la w Passed the 15th dlly o f May , 1978 Attes t Jane Walton Clerk Cla rence And r ew s May or H D Br ow n Pre stdent REQUESTS FOA PROPO SALS VOUGH COMMUNITY CONSERVA TION AND IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS OHIO DEPARTMENT OF ADMINI5TRATIVE SERVICES Th e Ofttce o f Manpower Develop ment . 1s anno u ncmg plan s fo r a Btdder 's con teren ce to b e held tn Co lu mbus on Ju ne 15 , 1978 The p urpose of t hJ S con ter ence I S to dissemmate rnformaltOn on Youth Comm u n1ty Co n se r v afl on and Im pr o veme nt Proj ec ts ( Y CC IP ) under Tille Ill of th e Comprehensive Em ployment and Trainmg Ac t of 1973 ( CETA) Emp loym ent an d train tng opportun1t1es wil l be offered , under thes e prote ct s, t o youth , ages 16 to 19, inctusJ ve, who are ec onomt c ally dtsa dve ntllged an d OUt Of SChOOl Ap proprta te efforts shall b e made to ensure that youths PlH hc1 pat ing tn t hese prote cts sha lt be t hose who a re experienctng diffl cull1eS tn obta mtn Q employment , those who r equire subs t ant i al ba SIC and r eme d tal skt ll devel o pm ent , th ose who a r e women , m 1no rrt les • ..-eterans . o ffender s, hand icapped, or those w1th dependents All opp ortu ni iJe S w rit be made a Ya il able Wtthou t regard to ra ce, c reed , co lor , nattonat or 1gin , sex. age , hllnd ic ap, pol lltca t affilia t ion, or bel 1ef s The YCC IP w i ll provi de co mmuntfy servtce op p orlun i t• es throu9h t abor tnte ns tve com mun 1t y co n ser\l ati on and tm pr o vement pro tec t s Wh i Ch would othe rw ise no t be carr•ed out Th 1S pr o gram wtll su p plemen t , but not replace' p ro grams and a ct tvt t tes available under T i ll e I of C ET A The geograph ic area se r ved is the Ba lance of Sta te ( 80S) . Pro1ect du r al ton may ran~e from 7 to 12 months Protec t size will be l im ited to betw e en $50,000 and $200,000 Pnor 1l y co ns 1dera l 10n wdl be g tv en t o F Y 78 p r otec t s to r add1 l ion ttl fu nd1ng t o com ptete th etr twelve 112 1 month pro gram The B idder 's Confer ence w il l pr ovtde 1n t er est ed appltcants wtth pre applicat•on tn forma1ion and forms . These propo sals are to be 5ubmtlt ed to 1he Off tce of Manpow er Oe..-e lopm ent on or befo re Ju ly 7, 1978 Ad dltlo na t YCCIP m torma t ton m ay be ob tamed from Douglas B Mart tn , Spec 1at Plann 1ng , 30 East Broad St r ee t , 27 t h Floo r , Columbus, Oh ro 432 15 "t (614 ! 466 -8326 or 1 800 282 lO SO ( ! Oil fr ee) Re servll lt on s must be m lld e tn adyan ce b y June 9 , 1978, a nd may be made through Cher y l Ens l en , or D •a ne Kowalesk. t a t lhe same ad ct r ess and phone nu mber s Preakness run Saturday . . . e small and middle-sized cities a personal lll'k , prunary ltme to gtv . f " •mebody they WI ' e. 0 I g unpse · s~ le that while Ted Brown has not done a ba·~~~b~~et~~~~t':~t of their future and should go off and retire," said Austtlin· f Celebrezze thai Brown has failed to use Jt 1s the conten on o . 1 to his office to facilitate registration and encourage peop e vote. I . he has sponsored "hundreds of bills" Brown c atms b 1 th t hi liberalizin ' voter regtstration procedures u a s prog be bl "ed "ever since (former Gov. John J .) grams have en OCI\ " 1 Gtlligan became governor. Whil Brown did encourage boards of election to open bra ncheoffices and has lon g favored registratiOn by man, ~ fought other Democratic reforms on grounds they would mvate fraud . · . 1 tr t1 Ia " he "You ca n't drive the people mto the reg~ a on P ce, , says "and after you get 'em there, you can l make em ~~he Br~wn ts already raasin g last year's State Issue 1 . Th at was the issue of election day .voter regtstracampatgn. . ti on, which was repealed at the polls followmg a vagorous ca mpaign by Brown. . d " People realize how close they wer e to openmg th~ oor to fraud and.irregularities," said Brown, who feels vmdicated by the results . 1s 1 But Celebrezze scoffs at the tdea of fra ud. He fee . peop e day were CorJ fu Sed abo ut how they were vottng on election r l regiStration , and wall coWlter wath pressure or c ear, understandable language" on the ballot. MEIGS JUNIOH HfGH CO-ED trac k team coached by Charles Downi e. First row, l-r , Mike Manley , Cra1g Bolin, Danny Rtggs, J ack Braley, Mtckey Reed, Bruce Gheen, Olts Core, Vtcky Debord, LaW'a Smtih, Kristm Anderson. Cmdy Crooks; second row, Joyce Stewart, Lynne Oliver, Krystal / Sisson, Julia Spencer, Barb Grueser, Georgia Johnson, Karen Goggtns, Barb Will, Edw Gramm, Becky Handley , Paula Horton , Kim Fra ley, Margte II TELEVISION VIEWING FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1978 , uo-Here Come The Brides 3; Star Trek 4 ; Gunsmoke · B. Mister Rogers 20,33; Hogan' s Heroes 10, Emergency One 13, Petticoat Junction IS. 5 3()-News 6; Etee . Co 20,33 . Mary Tyler Moore 10: Hogan 's Heroes lS. 6 QO-News 3,4,B,I0,13,15 ; ABC News 6; Zoom 20,33. 6·3()-NBC News 3,4,1S; ABC News 13; Carol Burnett& Fr iends 6; CBS News a,10; Over Easy 20,33. 7 oo-Cross.Wits 3.4. Newlywed Game 6,13; Muppet Show B,; ; Muppet Show B; News 10, Gilligan's ts. lS; Almanac 20; Making Things Grow 33 . 7·3()-Porter Wagoner 3; Gong Show 4, $100,pot) Name That Tune 6.1 3; Pr ice Is Right 8; MacNeil. Lehrer Repor t 20.33, Fa mily Feud 10; Pop Goes the Cou ntry 1S B oo-Pllol " Legs" 3,4, IS. Donny &Marte 6, 13; Wonder Woman B, 10 ; Washington Week In Review 20,33; B·3()-Wa ll Street Week 20.33. 9 oo-Rocktord Flies 3,4,1S. Movie "True Gr it" 13; The Bastard 6; Incredib le Hulk B.IO; Soundstage 20; Shepherd's Pte 33. 9:3()-Makem & Clancy 33. 10 QO-Qulncy 3,4,1S. Pllol 8,10; MacNeli·Lehrer Repor t 20 , Meeting of Mi nds 33 10 3()-Monty Python's Flying Circus 20. 11 0()-News 3.4,6,8 ,10,1 3,1S ; Di ck Cavett 20; Lilias Yoga & You 33 11 3()-Johnny , Carson 3,4,1S. Ca lltornla Jam 2 13; Testimony of Two Men 6. NBA Ploy.Off B. Movie " Dead. Dead Delilah " 10; Monty Python's Flying Circus 33 12 oo-Janakt 33. I QO-Midnlghl Speclai 3,4,1S; Movie "THe Mask of Fu Manchu" 10. 1.3()-News 13, 2.30- News 3:. 3·oo-Movle "Only One Day Left Betore Tomorrow " 3, 4 3()-Movle "The Cocoonuh" 3; 6·!10-Big Valley 3. Mov te Cha nnet l 5 & 7 PM - Rocky t PGI 9 & II PM - The Enforcer tRI Cable Channel l 6 30 P M - Tesl1 mony Time 7 00 - Paul Ga ud ino Family Fitne ss 10 Q0-700 Club By BILl. CAHill. UPI Spurts Writer Ctncumat1 's Ken Gnffey, who sa)S he's "been havmg problems at the plate for the last two weeks," dec1ded he needed to relax '11Je result four hils tn foW' at-hats Thursday mght, two RBis and one run scored whtch accounted fo r all of the Reds' runs in a 3-2 victory over the Montreal Expos Ttrestone \\\,_.' AIRLAWN 't SPECIAL 20" ROTARY \ MOWER e~txt' · Letart Falls Elementary named for 3 schools POSTER CONTEST WIN NERS - How to "Protect Ohio's W1ld Places" was deptcted by these fourth grade students m the conservation poster contest spon sored by th e Metgs Sot l & Water ConservatiOn District (SWCDi . Winners in three of the Southern Local schools received their awards of Utrec Si lver dollars and a blue ribbon for ftrsl place, two silver dollars and a red rtbbon for second , and one stlver dolla~ and a white nbbon for th ird . Wmning forst, second and thtrd, shown left to right respectively at fulcme,. were Becky VanMeter . Alana Lyons and Tanya CurnmlllS; Lee Cornell, Jeff Co!Uiolly and . Theresa Barber, at Portland, and Hea th Hill, Vtncenl Gray, and Massy Spr ouse, at l.<!lart Falls . The Syracuse awards will be ~ t ven at a schoo l assembly later this month . The Meigs SWCD sponsors the contest each ·year for fourth graders as a conservation educat ion project. They showed a conservation film in the schools prccedtng the contest and distributed bo~k lets 1n comrc book form entitled "The Idea That Worked" explaimng why ·and how soil and water conservation distr icts were formed and the work they a re involved m. actor deals for thetr own benefit Unknown to him then says, they operated wtthoul the required licenses, and Illegally failed to inform him they were getUng commissiOns from the companies In whi ch they invested his money. GUMPSES: Former First Lady Pat Nixon Is back at home m San Cleme nte, Calif. , after four days in a hospital with a respiratory aalment ... Gory Busey, who portrays late rock 'n' roll star Buddy Holly, was In Lubbock, Texas, Thursday to attend the dt'<lication of a park for the handt capped named after Holly ... Among the wrtlllrs in New York Thursda y for "An Evemng with the Literary Lions," sponsored by the American Society of Journalists, were Isaac Aslmov and feminist Belly Frledan ... Margaret Hamilton, best known for her role as the Wtcked Witch of the West tn "/)le Wi zard of Ot," joined Sarah Caldwell, music director for the Boston Opera Co., tn Boston Thursday night to <·elebrate the company's 2()th anniversary. t ;are stone , DELUXE 26 RIDER 1971 " I approached th e game a little looser starting Wednesday," satd Gnffey, who has ptcked up se ven hils in two nights . " I guess that made the difference. " It certainly seemed so Until t he eaghth innin g, the only hits the Reds got off Steve Rogers , 4-4 , came off the bat of Griffey "My fourth htt wa s the most imoor ta nt. " satd Ma1or League Standmg s By Un1ted Press Int ernation al National L eag u e East GB W L Pet 18 14 563 Phila 18 16 529 1 Montrea l 16 17 48 5 ? 1 l Ch 1cago 41 1 16 2 1 432 New York 14 19 414 4 1 I Pttlsbrgh \4 27 J89 6 51 lOUI S West W L Pet. GB San Fran 22 11 647 LosAng 21 14 600 l 1 1 Ctn ctna l l :n 15 583 1 Houston 16 17 4BS S1 1 san D1ego 16 18 .471 6 Atlanta 13 20 194 J:J 1 ~ Thursday 1-s R:esulfS C1ncmna lt 3. Montr eal1 Phtladel phta 8. Hous ton 5 Nev.. Yor k 8, Alia 7, 10 IMS Today 's Probabl(! Pitch er s I All ti m es E DTl Sl LOU IS (Denny 3 1 ) at Ch1cago (F ryman 1 <1J. 2 30 at P1ttsbu rgh (0 Robtnson 3 1) Mon1reat I May 2 -4 ), 7 35 pm AVAILABL E Phtla delph•il {Ch r iSten son 3 3) a1 New York (Swan I 7), 8OS 6 oo-Summer Semester 8,10 , 6 30-TV Ctossroom 8, ' US. Farm ~eport 10; Kentucky Afield 13 Eilts Valentine hit a solo homer for the Expos m the second mning whtle Montreal pushed across its other rWl m the fourth when Norman walked Tony Perez wtth the bases loaded In the only other Nataonal League games , Philadelphia defeated Houston , ll-5, and New York outlasted Atlanta, 8-7 , tn 10 mnmgs Phillles 8, Alilros 5: Pinch hiller Jerry Martm 's three-run homer in the ninth mning snapped a :>-5 lte, as the Phillles put a stop to he Alitros' five-game winnin g streak Relieve r Gene Garber notched his second victory . Ball 1more S Toronto 3 Te)(a s b, Oal<. lanc:l <l Mels 8, Braves 7: M1nn eso ta B, Ka n C1 t y 6 Steve Henderson 's tw<KJut Tod.:t y's Probable Pi tchers(A ll T1mes EOTl single in the lOth mmng -f New YorK (T1C r ow 1 3 ) at Toronlo ( Leman czy k 0 7), 7 30 scored Lenny Randle with the winning run, mak ing a pm Balt tmore (0 Mart 1ne1 3 11 wmner out of Skip Lockwood, at Ctevetanct ( Paxton 1 2 ), 7 35 now 2-3. Henderson 's htl to pm Boston \Torre z s 1) at Oel r ott center came off loser Buddy ISvke s 2-0), B p m M tnnesota t lhOr mosg aro I Sl Solomon, now 1-3. Griffey. That was the double do wn the leflfield line that drove m Dave Concepc ion and Dave Collms to Ue the score , 2-2. George Foster's smgle m the same mmng then brought in Griffey with th e winning rWl to gtve unbeaten lefthander Fred Norman his ftfth victory. Pedro Borbon relieved in the eighth to ga m his th trd save. pm GRASS CATCHER 19, 16 , 1!c SATURDAY , MAY 20, Miller,. Bryan Spencer; third row, Doug Mitchell , Greg Thomas, Scott Harrison, Brill Kmg, Rick Chancey, Brett Carl, Tammy Fetty, Randy MW'ray Bryan Gheen, Paula Swisher, Jeff Nash; fourth row, Greg Tay lor, Rick Edwards, Bryan Will, Mike Smith, John Smath, Bret Sisson , Mike Edwards, Larry Cotlerlll, Gary Naka moto, Bill Powell, Troy Bauer, Mtke J ackson Absent were Stephie Houchms, Gene Johnson, Krts Snowd en and Craig Darst. Griffey hangs out four hits, Reds rally to trip Montreal ISJ 19 , lie (5) By JENNY KELLNER Downs, Afftrmed and Steve tn protect hunself." UPI Spurts Writer Cauthen were rated the evenThe adv tee. none of tl good BALTIMORE ( UPI ) - The according to Vetleh, won't mane) favontes while Alydar one thmg John Vetlch got make any difference in the was tabbed at 7-5 and Derby plenty of after his favored Derby, uf co urse. But Ve1teh thtrd-place fini sher Be It eve It Alydar lost the Kentucky says he Intends to do thmgs a at 8-1, followed by Track Derby to Affirmed was bit dtfferentl y tn Saturday's Heward al 12-1 , Noon Tlffic advace. 103rd runmng of the . Spender and Jnd1go Star at I>The trainer, and owners Preakness, the second leg in 1 and Dax S complettng the Adm. and Mrs Gene Markey Thoroughbred racing's Tnple seven-horse field at 20-1 of Calumet Farms, rec etv.ed Crown. Aff 1rmed , undefeated tn more than 100 letters "We're gotng to have to be Jtve starts thts year. has now expressing dasappomtrnent a lot closer ," he sa1d srmply beaten Alyda r 111 five of seven and eneouragement. Some Off his victory at Ch urchill meeti ngs , tndud mg the I 'zcriticized Vetlch's traming length vtctory m the Derby methods and sttll others the But Veitch refuses tn concede nde of jockey Jo r ge the golden chestnut IS the lnter na t• ona l Velasquez. better horse . H ock ey L ee~gue "With Jorge bemg the kind " f couldn 't say the Derby Untted Press Intern ational of rider he is and the horse Turn er Cup Pla yoffs proved anythm g like that Cha mpto nshlp Sen es being so far back 1t was only even 1f A.Jydar had won," said Bes t ol Seven natural people would say he Veitch. "It wa s the fi rst race All Ttm es EDT P or t H u r on us Toledo messed up," satd Veitch . " It of the year' between Afftrmed Tol ed o leads.l·1 was certainly not hts fault , and Alydar and I don't think May 10 Port Huron 4, though . He knew he was too Toled o 2 tt 's fa1r to say one horse ts May 12 ro te ao 3. Port far back, but there was Huron better than the other on the 1 nothmg he could do about ll . baSis of that. It 's actually Port Hu r on 9 , May 13 The horse couldn't gel hold of Toledo 4 <:.tlm(,sl a l wo· twr se ra ce May 14 Toledo 6 , Port the track and was just trying agam" Huron 2 Tol eao 11 . Pan May 16 Alfrrmed comes IIllo the Huron 1 Prcakness wtth earmngs of fl{lay 20 Tc ledo a! Por t Huron , 8 p m $887,027 for Harbor Vtew )( May 13 Port Huron Farms, Ute most ever for a 3at l oledo , 1 30 p m year.<Jid this early 1n the x 11 necessary year. and could pass the $1 rrulhon II\ark wJ!h Saturday's $136,200 w1nner's share The 1nterna.tto na I L eague Derby was Alydar's lone Un1ted PrE SS In ternatiOn al defeat this year m five race s W L Pe t G B at Ka nsas C1 t y ( Has!.ler 0 OL B JO p m Calt forn1a ( Tanana 6 1) at Mtlwaukce tC a ldwett J 1l, 8 30 pm Texa5 IMed1 ch 0 1 and Ellis 2 2) at Sea ttle ( Pole 3 4 and M1tchel l 1 3) 2, 9 OS P m Ch tca go (Wort ham 1 2) at O ~tk land ( Broberg .4 21, 10 JO pm Saturday ' s Gam es New York. dt Toront o Batt• more at Clevclanc:l Boston at Detro1t Ch1cago at Oak land Calif at Mttwaukee, n•gh t M1nn at Kans as C• t y, ntght Texas at seanle . n ight pm San Dieg o ( Jon('s l 31 at Cinc•nnat1 (Moskau 0 1J, 8OS 7 oo-Marto & the Mag ic Mov ie Machine 4; Fun lor Everyone 6: Ghost Busters 8; Public Polley by THOMAS JOSEPH Forums 10. 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New Is LONGFEttOW Friends 33 a·JO-Through All Ttme 33; 9:®-Movte " Hunters of One lett er simpl y !!lands for another In th11 sample A ia ' the Reef " 3,4,1S; Love Boat 6,13; Movie " Hannie used f or the th ree I.'s, X f or the two O's, et c. Stngl e letter s Coutder " 8,1 0; Our Mutual Friend 20: Sing a Sign apost r op he s, the l ength and formation of the words are all tnn ts E ••ch day the code lc1ten arc different 9 : J~Sllent MCnortty 33; 10 ®-Fantasy Island 6,13, CRYPTOQUOTES Soundstage 33. 11 QO-ABC News 11 · ~News 6,8,10,13; Walch Your Mouth 33; 11 :05HTHWN YFK EF L F XGGLH CE F C News 3,4,15: 11 : 15-A6C News 6. 11 J()-The Bastard. Kent ~amlly Chronicles 6• Tennis AFNL XGAJHK HXXL BD EH ' J ; Movie " Giant" 10. Movie "The Prtsldt~' s, Analyst" 13: Janak! 33. UKHM BC . - F YHWBZFK 11 ·35-Saturday Night 3,4,15; 12:30-Don Ktnhner' l FJFXH · Rock Concert 8; I :as-Movie "Tho Movie Mur • cteror" 3; Movi e "Coogan's Bluff" 4. ' Yesterday's Cryptoquote; TIUNGS DON'T TURN UP IN THIS 1:15-Movle "From Hell it Came" 13; I :JO-Wotfmen WORLD UNTIL SOMEBODY TIJRNS THEM UP.-JAMEs Jock 6; 2:40--ABC News 13. GARFIELD 3:05-News 3; 3 35-Movie " A Time lor Killing" 3 S:®-FBI 3. pm Grass catcher available Atlanta ( Ruthv en 2 3 ) ar Houston ( R1 chare1 3 JJ, 8 35 pm San Fr a nCISCO (Montefusco 1 1) at Los Angeles ( Rhoden 4 2), 10 JO p m Saturdlly 's Gam es PII !Sbu r gh at Montreal Phdadl'lph ta at New York St LOutS af Chtcago San Dgo al Ctnc1 tw tllght Atlanta at Housto n , n1gh t San Fran at Lo'> Ang , n1gh t 08 ·01 407 8 MAXIMUM CONVENIENCE MINIMUM PRICE · ~'12- H 1' . Bn ~g"~ S trat ton aut nmatit · chuk(' {'ll~lnP . • Fin gPrt tp lw tght ad ju , t m<'nl 112 " lo ~" . • llafllr· d und•·rd•·•·l, • Easy - rull t n g T' 'Nh C(j\s. • Hund h• t hrot t II' ('On I rol • 5-H P. Bn ~gs & Stratton Am erican Leagu e t·n ~ lll(' . t r nnsmi ss ion- 4 fonyard . I rl've rsP. • Leve r hei ght adj ustme nt , sa fc·t :; hlad e dutch . • 12.50" x 4 00" pnl'umat ic rra r t i rt'S. . • Au tomoti ve Ly p<' di sc hrake and differe ntial. POMEROY HOME &AUTO Pomeroy . 0. Ei! Sf Detrott Boston New York Clev eln d M ilwauKe Ball tm re Toronto w L Pet. 71 10 671 13 11 657 10 lJ 606 16 17 485 16 18 411 \4 19 414 IJ 10 394 Wesl w L Pet . 11 13 629 10 14 588 18 15 545 17 15 53 1 13 2J J61 11 25 324 10 21 J2J Oakland Ca ld Kan C1 ty Te)(as M lneso ta Seattl e Ch1cago Thur sda y's. R es ulh cat. tornia 9, Ch•cago 5 Milwaukee 8, Detr oit 1 New York 5, Clevelan d 3 NEWSPAPER CARRIER WANTED FOR MASON, W. VA. AREA Leaders Ma tor l eague Leaders By Unrt ed Press Internation al BathnQ ( Based on 80 ill bats ) N at1onal Leaaue Brroghs At I Smtih LA Bu ckner Ch1 Gr 11fe y C1n Monday LA Almon SD GB 1 6 6' , 8 9 GB I' ' J 3' ' 9' ' 11 10 G. AB J3 34 14 36 33 34 32 36 10q 43 39.4 H. Pet. 118 44 ) 44 90 1~ 2 114 127 Bak.er LA 111 S1mmns St L 129 roster em 36 148 Dnesn C1n 35 129 Amencan Leaau e 31 344 51 336 38 333 42 331 36 324 41 320 47 318 41 318 Char leston Ttdewater R1 chmond Roche ster Pawtu c ket 17 13 56 7 1 15 13 53 6 3 IJ 12 520 ] 1, tt67 5 Columbu ~ \I 13 458 S 992-2156 THE DAILY SENTINEL BETWEEN I AM ancl5 PM • 17 ld 633 Toledo 17 15 4.t1 S 1 ; Svracusc 10 18 351 8 Thu n day ' s Results Tid ewater 6, Charleston S Columbu s 6 R tc h m ond 5 Tol ed o J Syra cu se ? Frrda y's Games T tde.... ater at Charleston . R1 chmond at Colum bus Syra c use a! Rochester Tol edo at Pawtu c k el Satur d ay 's Games T tdewater at Cha r leston R 1chmond at Co l um bu s Syra cuse a1 Ro c hesler Toled o ar Pawtu c k et Far all you r hom e Entertamm e nt and Appliance Needs DOXOL . SERVICE RIDENOUR'S TV & Appliance Gas Service Ra ctne, Ohto Chester, Oh1o RED BRAND Malone drops 8-0 decision JOUET , Ill. (UPI ) - The College of St. Francis scored first round vtctortes ThW'sday m the NAIA Area 6 baseball playoffs, defeating Malone College (Ohio ) ~ . and Grand Valley (Michigan ) 7-4. Before losmg the second game to St Francis, Grand Valley def eated And erson College (lnd ) 7~. Anderson came back to defeat Malone 13-12 in the losers bracket, eliminating the Ohio school In games today, Anderson was to play Grand Valley at 10 a.m., with the wtnner to play St. Francis at I p.m. PLENTY OF FENCING IN STOCK '• .· G AB . H. Pel ( Mew M tn 36 141 S6 394 R1ce Bos 35 147 Sl 361 Sund brg Te)( 31 106 35 330 Cooper M1l 33 131 4] 318 Ca rty Tor 33 117 38 325 Llcno M 11 26 83 17 325 Ot ts KC ll 96 Jl J23 Lynn Bas 31 121 39 322 ThO mpsn Del 31 131 42 321 Parler KC 30 109 35 321 Cubbge Mtn 32 l Ot'! 34 321 Home Run s Nattonal Lugue M on dlly , LA 9. Kt noman, Ch1 ana Luztnsk t, Ptt ll 8. Ben ch and Dr1essen , Cin. Smith , LA ana Scl"lmtd t , Pnll 7. Amencan League : Rice , 8 os 1\, Bay tor , <;: at and ThOmp!.on , Oet 10, AlexMder . Oak an d ZtS k , Tex 9 Run s B•tted I n NaJional League . Smi th . LA 30; Moroe~n , Hou 78 . Monday , LA 27 ; Me Cove y , SF 26 . Foster , Ctn and Cey , LA 2S Amer tc iln League : RIce, 8 os 36 ; Staub . D el and Zls k , Tex 28; Hobson , Bas 27 , May, Batt and Bily lor , Cat 26 Stolen Bases N 1t1onal League fvlo ren o, Pitt 20 , Cedeno , HOU 15 , Ro yster 1 All and Lopes , LA 17, Richl!rdS , 50 11 . Amtr iCiln Le~gue : LeF lor e. Oe l and Wilson , KC 15 ; Cru z, sea ll . Ollon e, Oa k 12 , Norwood , M inn 10. Plt chlnv Molt V idcries Nlflcnal t..ugue : Gr im sley. Mtl , John, LA and Blu e. SF 6· 1; Forsch, Sf L 6 2; Norman , Cin and Ra u, LA Knepper , SF l I. Ameri can League Lee, Bas 6 O; Tan ana . Cal 6 1, Guidry . NY S.O, Torrez , Bos 5·l. APPEARING THIS WE EI\ ENV A T THE INN PLACE .; .: • ::. ':.:. ·.:•• DEL & CO. 3 PIECE GROUP FROM MARION, OHIO 2.09 . Kner~er , Ch and '10·2 THE MEIGS ·INN SF 2 OJ ; R.Reu&· Forsch, St Andujar , L 2.39 ' )o Euned Run Aver1oe t B11ed on 3• Innings pitched) N1tton11 League : Perry, SO 2.00 ; ,. TONIGHT & SATURDAY Knapp , Co ll·3. chel, ..:,• • '. ·.' •:• s.o, PHONE 19 11 Hou American Leaeue : Joh nson, Ook I 80, Guidry, NY 1.83; Ro:zema , Oet 2.03 ; Lee, Ba s 2 53. Keough, Oak 2.60 . Strlkeouh N•t lonal Ltatlfe : R ich ard , Hou 66; Nlekro. Att 59 . Seaver, Ctn SO . Blyleven. Pltl •6 , Blue, SF -4-4 Ameriun League : Rva n, Cal , -~~C..,~S::;;~~ 82, F lanagan, Ball •3 ; L eonar d, .•.,,..._._' KC .a: Matlac k , Tex 37 ; .····~··· Gu ldrv . NY 36. 'L...-, u--"" 992-3629 POMEROY, 0. .... ...'... '• '• •' ' •' •' ' �l ' .. ......,?:" .. ..1 ' ii-TheDat IYSent'me1, Mtddleport-Pomeroy · ,O., Friday, May 19,1978 , 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., F'riday , May 19, 1978 'Rivers· out ·of doghouse after pacing 5-3 New York triumph By FRED McMANE UPI Sports Writer New York ·Yankees' Mickey Rivers got an unex pec ted chance to perform Thursda y nig ht aga inst the Cleveland Indians and hustled his way out of Manager Billy '11a rtin's doghouse. Rivers, benched for four games by Mar tin for "dogging it " in a los; to Kansas City last Monday, replaced Roy White, who pulled up lame in the sixth inni ng. He scored in that inning on a two-run triple by Lou f>iniella, but it was his hustle in the seventh which led to th e Ya nkees ' 5-3 victory. With two outs in the seventh and the score tied 3-3, willie Randolph walked and stole second . Rivers then lin ed a 21 pitch to the fenc-e in right and didn 't slo p ruMin g until he had reached third. He scored an insurance run a moment later when Thurman Munson doubled. • "GEAR UP FOR THE TOUGH wmt AGRAVELl ·. -~ ~ ~. :I'- . - -- When you · have realwo•i-- to do put our e;'(c!us1~,o·e 8 -.;:IP€0 c:iH ~t·dl l ' rllhtl'IS-..1,\' or brt:\1 ~ ~-,,_: :>r ~ . Jf-. power st: Cil~r • 1' f 'l•. t• P' n!!tll tlfn.l~t ~J I< :1¥) ~~v c.enter. "tr1unt (&40lnch front -n rount mCJwers ~·.· ·at HK.h You'tl cut a wtde. >mooth swath And Gravely l1a> anachrnenls for cumposltng. haumg. leal removal- a whole lot 111ore ~ho<...P are some nf the recJson;, wl1y GravH\ ,,, 11 11 dlu1u · ol the pr•" ( t'' Dennis plans to retire 1/' ,;)tJ' ) 1~-> Witt . no tlt'· · . , · :-.•:..: ·~·~) ~-~~J~e '· I didn 't think l was going to go in the game as a pinchrunner," sa id Rive rs. " I thought they would put Dell Alston in . l try to play ball . Everybody has th eir ba d days." In other AL games, Milwaukee edged Detroit, 8-7, California downed Chicago, 95, Baltin1ore topped Toronto, 5-J, Minnesota beat Kansas City , 8-6, and Texas downed Oakland. 6-4 . Brewers 8, Tigers 7: Sal Banda's eighth -inning sacrifice fl y enabled the Brewers to snap the Tigers' four-game winning streak. Gorman Thomas hit a threenm homer for Milwaukee whi le Steve Kemp had a three-run blast for Detroit. Angels 9, White So• 5: Don Bay lor's second career gra nd-slam homer helped the Angels beat the White Sox and snap a three-game losing streak. Chris Knapp went 5 13 innings for Ca lifornia and won his fifth game in eight decisions. Orioles 5, Blue Jays 3: Doug DeCinces drove tn three runs with a pair of homers to spark the Orioles to victory over the Blue Jays . Mike Flanag an went the distance on a seven-hiller to gain his fourth triumph in seven decisions. Twins 8, Royals 6: Mike Cubba ge , Butch Wynegar and Jose Morales knocked in two runs apiece to spark the Twins to victnrv .,~ ,md ':£e for your~e lt GRAVELY rRACTOR SALES Condor St. 204 992·2971 Pomeroy, 0 . Open : 9:00-! : JO Monday -Saturda y Manning Roush. Owner BEREA, Ohio (UP! ) Veteran guard AI Dennis has notified th e Cleveland Browns he is retiring after . three seasons in the National Football Leagu e. Denn is, 25, or igina lly signed by Dallas in 1973 as a free agent from Grambling, was a backup guard with Cleveland. The Browns also ann ounced Thursda y tha t ve terans Barry Darro'" and Lawrence Williams failed to report for their ph ysica l exa minations. Offensiv e tackle Darrow, a starter, has played for four years. Williams, a wide rece iver, was signed as a free agent late last season. The club said neith er Darrow nor William s ga ve any reason for not reporting on time. r---------, I MEiGS I II Equipment Co. II I I I I PH. 992-2176 I lnternllionll I 1 Hamster TiOpen Fr ida y I i17 :00p .m. I For Your I •niW ldtI Shopping I _________ I Equipment Con v •n ienc e J P.OMEROY, 0. 0 Chail:e af the Pros. L • • over the Royals. Rod Carew and Willie Norwood added solo homers for Miru1esota while Hal McRae homered for Kansas City. Rangers 6, A's 4: Juan Beniquez had four hits and drove in lour runs in lea ding the Rangers over the A's. Jim Sundberg , celebrating his 27th birthday, equaled a team record by hitting in his 17th consecutive game for Texas. ~ KIM BATEY ANGEL BLAKE Golf course grand opening is observed TI1e grand openi ng of the Pomeroy Golf Co urse under the mana gement of John Thomas was held Saturday. A buffet di nner was held and several events were held with winners including Chuck F'ollrod and Ike Spencer, longest drive ; J. R. Wamsley, longest putt; Dennis Hackett , Keith Woods, closest to the pin from the tee. First place in the Scotch foresu me went to Dennis Hackett an d Brenda Hill and tying for second were Richard Rupe and Mart y fl ackett and Dale Out! on and Ann Rupe. Music for the event was provided by Arm and Turley . Golf lessons will begin at the course next week. Persuns interested are to call 9926303. John Teaford is the instructor. , Lelnuum LEBANON, Ohio IUPI I Mit e St reak grabbed th e ear ly lead and held on Thursday night for an easy 21\ length victory over Sonny Avalon in the featured eighth race at Lebanon Raceway . Mite Streal! , with Mable F'isher in the sulky, t'Overed the mile paee in 2: 08 1-ii and retur ned 18.80, 13.60 a nd $3.20. Sonny Avalon kicked back $3.80 and $3.211 for second, while l.orda stone ca me in the third and paid St u Aberdeen, head basketball coach at Marshall Uni versity, will be the guest speaker at Monday 's Mason· Gallia cha pter of the Mar· shall Alumni Association's Spring Banquet at Kin Folks Restau rant. Wh ile area graduating seniors who are planning to attend Marshall in the fall will be adm itted free, tickets for everyone else are 17 each. The banquet begins at 6:30 p.m. Aberdeen, 41 years old and an associate head basketball coach at The University of Tennessee from 1966 - untU taking the Marshall job, is famed as a recruiter as weU as being one of the top basket ball minds and clinicians in the country. He is credited for recruiting the two All-Americans on the 1976-77 Te nn esssee team, Berna rd King and Erni e Grunfi eld . Howeve r , he minimizes his role by saying that, ''no man does anything by himself. " The Volunt eers ti ed.for the So ut heastern Conference Championshi p, they were in the lop twenly in national ran kings a ll season, and advanced to their second consec utive NCAA tournament. In Aberdeen's II yea rs at Tennessee, where he assisted Coach Ray Mears, the winningest active co ach in America, the Vols won th ree So uthea ster n Con· ference titles and received seven post sea son tour· nament inv it ation s, whil e co mpiling an overall record of 211 wins and 81lo5ses, and won 18 games on eight oc· . . . The Paints Pomeroy, O. MERCURY OUTBOARDS ThruMay On Trll-Test.Supreme Fine Plinl AVAILABl! IN: Exterior cHouse Paint, Oil Cit Lltex. I OUACHITA II ACCESSORIES I 9 to 9 MON. thru SAT. 1 to 7 SUNDAY Decor•tor•· Choice. 25% OFF .~. - [_W_N_D___...~IIMERCRUISERSI OPEN: .' LOURIE MA'ITIIEWS at alumni banquet DOUG'S MARINE SALES & SERVICE I , ~' Aberdeen to Speak MAY 18, 19, 20 & 21 STARCRAFT ... TRACK TEAMMEMBERS - The above three gals are members of the 1978 edition of the Eastern High School Girls' tra ck team, Angel Blake participates in 440 yard runs, l.oum Matthews, the mile run and Kim Batey is the discus thrower. The 4-3 nig htl y doubl e combination of Mi Joe Vo and Pa ci fi c rrosl was worth 165.20. A crowd of I,025 wagered $1 01,942. Phone 992 - ~652 By GENE CADDES UPI Spurts Wrller DUBLIN, Ohio (UPI ) Some day, Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player are going to start slowing do1111 . · That day, however, could be some time off if Thursday's first round of the $250 , 000 Memorial Tournament is any indication. When the dust, or in the case of the soggy Memorial Course is concerned- the mud-de~~red, there were the 38-year-old · Nicklaus , the "without question Qle best- and Player. Lon Hinkle, Ed Sneed and defending champion, and the conditioned golf course I've . . Curtis Strange were another ntear-old Player right at ever played." the' top of the leader board · Nicklaus, hosting a tourna- shot back at 69, and there. ment being played on a were five players-Bobby with five-Wlder,par 67s. course he designed arxl still Wadkins, Mike Motley, Mark It would have looked more watches o·ver like a mother Hayes, Andy North and Alan like a tournament in the mid hen, had what he called "the • Tapie-at two-under 70. 19605 except that tbe other best day driving I've ever member of the "big three" of A group of 14 players, including Hubert Green, Lou that era - Arnold Palmer - had." "I've never driven It In the Graham and 1976 Memorial struggled around the par-72, middle of H fairways winner Roger Maltbie, came 7-101-yard Murfield Village before," said Nicklaus, who in with one-under 7ls. Golf Club layout in 77 shots. played in the morning and While the 67s turned in by Altogether, there were 38 birdied the 18th hole to grab players who matched or betthe two all,time golfing greats tied the tournament the lead away from Tom Kite. tered par on the Memorial record, much of the talk "I've had rounds when I've course, drenched by almost centered around the PGA's driven the ball this well, but daily rain since last weekend, I've always had one or two decision to play the ball upforcing cancellation of Tuesout of the fairway ." allowing players to pick and day 's scheduled pro-am. Kite, a curly-haired Texan place their balls because of But, the sWl came out who had rough going this the heavy fairways: brightly Thursday afternoon Player, playing in his lOth year up until the last couple and more fair weather was straight U.S. tournament, of weeks , was tied with Jim predicted for the rest of the said he felt the decision was Simons and Rex Caldwell for week. "100 percent the right thing to second place at four-under 68, do. It was hard even to find a place to place the ball. It would have virtually had to play the golf course today without It." The little South African, looking for his fourth win of the year, said, however, he MIDDLEPORT, OHIO didn 't think the placing of the Your Headquarters for ball had any affect on the Caloric Microwave Oven·s scoring. " I told Jack (Nicklaus) I didn 't have any better lies today placing the ball than r did last year in 72 holes," said Player, who called the course ttufl:t.rsr•£ .1.4ttx SEMI d~ ; lntlriar in lJin, Litu Semi G1118, or flit r Lines of 5u erne Paint BAUM TRUE VALUE '85-3301 CHESTER;O, Redskins claim Marshall on ·• • " " • United Press Joternallooal Maybe it comes under the heading of "fine tuning" your tackle, but most people who fish with artificials know that those which look more natural in tile water just naturally catch more fish. All lures employ some kind of action designed to attract predatory gamefish. If you use the wrong kind of line or attach tl)e line to a lure incorrectly, you inhi.bit that action and catch fewer fish. For example, surface lures that wiggle and splash water as they are retrieved should be tied onto the line using a loopknot. A tight knot tied directly to the eyelet tends to make them stiffer and less attractive to fish . If you don't know how to tie a loop-knot, or if you simply don't care to, you can attach a small.}plit ring to the lure and lie the line to that. Snap swivels work okay on underwater baits, but can upset·the balance of a surface lure by adding weight to the front of the lure. This is especially true of the smaller lures that are so popular these days. The kind of line you use also plays an important role in size and number of fish you put on a stringer. til e Bruins, who had not The Bruins scored twic-e in By GIL PETERS . b eaten Montreal on ce in a the firSt 5: 11 of the game and UPI Spurts Writer ~e ld Monreal to 16 shots while Stanley Cup final series in 20 BOSTON (U P.! ) Monofilament lines are less laking 36 themselves. years. Also, the Ca nadiens visible to fish under very Terrifi c? Ce rt a inl y . had won 11 straight games in " You have to ta ke them as Fantastic? . Unquestionably. clear water conditions than their last three Stanley Cup the Montreal Canadiens, not are heavier braided lines. But invincible? finals, had been unbeaten in as individuals," sa id Rick Nut quite. However, they also have its previous 13 games against Middleton, whose one-man The Montreal Ca nadiens more stretch inherent in Boston, and , because the odds effort gave Boston its i;econd them which makes setting a can be beaten, as the Boston indicated the Bruins wou ld goal. Bruins proved Thursday hook more difficult. " It wouldn't say we not and could not contain the If you use revolving spool night in grinding out a 4-0 dominated them/' sa id a fl ying F'r enchm en. shutout over the twi ce casting equipment, you get a "This is definitely the best respectful Pe ter McNab · better feel of the bait you're defending Stanley Cup anyone has played against us whose goal at 2: 54 of llle th ird champions. lll\ing if you load it with The two teams fa ce off this year," said NHL scoring period lifted Boston to a 3-0 braided line. Most of the again Sunday night at Boston champion Guy l.afleur . "The lead and choked off water in Ohio is not so clear Garden with Montreal shutout may be good for us, Montreal 's hope for a late that the extra thickness will leading the best-of-sev en because it makes us realize comeback. "But we did play make much difference. we're up aga inst a good our best game of the season." Braided lines have other series, 2-1. Th~ win was a rare trea t for teHm." advantages for the casting fishermen. They have less slip than mono which make a knot less likely to come Warnin g The Surgeon General Has Determined Wltied at a critical time, and knots weaken this type of line That CrgarelteSmoking Is Dangerous to Your Heal! h. less than they do monofilament. For those who use spinning and spincasting gear which require the use of mono line, remember to keep a close eye on the end of the line where it may become abraded on rocks or other submerged obstacles. If it begins to look ta tiered, cut off a couple of feet and retie the lure. Keep terminal tackle snaps, leaders, etc-to a minimum and check the knot periodically to be sure it 's still secure. • zn district finals By Greg Hailey The So uth Point girls carried heavy lumber last night and went on to down the Meigs gi rls 13-1 in the di&tr ict fm als at Ga lhpqhs. In the nine-h it Pointer attack, there were four tnp tes .. two doubles, and three SJngles. South Potnt got all the runs they needed by plating three runs in the ftrst inning. A walk , a booming tripl e by Kay Howard , a single, and lwo sacrifice nies accnunle d for the tallies. They racked it Chapman had her double. up by plating six big ones in Connelly got the win as she th e fourth . Four Meigs errors struck out one and walked in that inning eontributed to one. Hill led the hitters with the outburst along with a , two triples and a single. So uth tnple and a double. Poi nt adva nces to the LaoMeigs got their only run m caster reg ionals next wee k. the seven th when Dotte Meigs is now 10-5 and will Chapman led off wtth a host Wave rly Monday, double, advanced un a smgle ·J ackso n Wednesday , an d by Bartrum, and scored on a Athens Thursday . force play. Meigs 000 000 1- 1 7 7 Beth Ba rtrum took the loss, SP 301 630 x- 13 9 3 Ianning four and walking six. Bart rum and Cha pm an . Gl enda Brown led the hitting Con nell y an d Arthur . with t wo sin gles while Bulldogs top Meigs SPECIAL w<>iv..... WASHINGTON (UPJ ) The Washington Redskins; who have been looking for depth at the wide receiver position , Thursday claimed JG-yeat-old Ed Marshall on waivers from the New York Giants. Marshall, signed by the Giants as a free agent in 1976, caught just seven passes for 178 yards last season, but two of them came at crucial times In New York 's stunning pair of upsets over the Redskins. He caught a 47-yard deflected pass in the final two minutes of the opening game at Giants' Stadium, and when the Giants visited Washington , he caught an 82yarder - the longest of the !Ieason against the Redskins. Marshall will apparently battle for the Redskins' No. ~ wide receiver slot behind Frank Grant, Charley Taylor and Danny Buggs. His chief competitors will be Brian Fryer and eighth-round draftee Walker Lee from North Carolina. Boston surprises Montreal Meigs gals defeated Outdoors .... just one shot behin4 Nicklaus ' BAKER FURNITURE $5 .00 . 808 W. Main St. Nicklaus arid Player share fir~t plac~ . . . . .. . .. . . . .. • •" " ' .. ' • • • ' •· • • • BY GREG BAILEY Visiting Athens got six runs in the first inning and host Meigs never recovered as the Bulldogs went on to a 10-S win Thursday . The Marauders have had a week lay-off and although they puunded out nine hits, they just couldri't push the ruMers across. The big blow of that first inning was a triple by Halter that followod three walks and three singles . Ath ens collected eight free passes off losing pitcher Tim Ebersbach. Meigs had four big errors and five wild pitcheo. Meigs came rallying back with two runs of their own in the bottom of the first . Tim Hood led off and got hit by a pitch and promptly stole second. Mike Wayland alsu reached freel y with a WJIIk, and Kenny Young followed with a double. Chris Ta ylor hit into a force play to score Young. Two sluggers played long ball. Borne of Athens poked a home run over the left field fence in the fourth inning, and Ray Andrews of Meigs slammed a homer in the seventh over the 347 mark in left field . Borne had two singles also while Andrews had one on the night . Borne also was the winning hurler as he fanned two and walked two. Other hitters lor Meigs were: Young a double and single, Becker a double . Taylor a single, Chu ck Kennedy a single, and Ebers· bach a single and double. Meigs has a game every night next week , starting at Gallipolis on Monday. 601 102 ()---10 11 1 A M 201 010 1- 5 9 4 Borne and May. Ebers ba ch and May . S'ru ABERDEEN casions. Before . joining the Ten· nessee st aff, Aberdeen esta blished a reputation as "Mr. Basketball" in Ca nada . He began his coaching career a! Acadia University in Wolfville, Nova Scotia, where at the age of 21 he became one of the youngest co llege coaches in the history of the game. His eight year record was 122-50. His team won six conference championships and advanced to the final four consecutive yea rs. He was voted Eastern Coach of The Year on stx occasions and National Coach of The Year in 1956, when Acadia won its fi rst National Championship. A Btill higher hono r cam e to Aberdeen when he was named to direct Canada 's first ever National Olympic Program. Born in Niagara Fa lls, N. Y.. Aberd een alt end ed DeVeaux School. He earned his B.S. Degree from Tusculum College in Greenevi lle, Tenn., and did his gradu·ate work at Springfield College in Springfield, Mass. Coach Aberdeen Is dedi cate d to bask etball . When a man gives up his sununers to teach basketball and lessuns in life to little boys and girls, or to tour Belgium as a clinic lecturer without pay , he loves the game, and the young people who play it. · Marshall's hard - working basketball dynamo proceeds at a relentless pace as he lectures at summer basketball camps, fulfills countless speak~ g eng~gements, and occuptes the reputation as one of the finest clinicians In the country . On Coach Aberdeen 's desk is a little slogan which attests to his philosophy , ''Som eone Is going to get tired, and it ain't gonna be me ! " BUITON, BUITON... Fashion a new necl<lace for yourself by stringing any old buttons, you have around on fishing li,ne, and use a hook and eye to close. 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' ' ~· �l ' .. ......,?:" .. ..1 ' ii-TheDat IYSent'me1, Mtddleport-Pomeroy · ,O., Friday, May 19,1978 , 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., F'riday , May 19, 1978 'Rivers· out ·of doghouse after pacing 5-3 New York triumph By FRED McMANE UPI Sports Writer New York ·Yankees' Mickey Rivers got an unex pec ted chance to perform Thursda y nig ht aga inst the Cleveland Indians and hustled his way out of Manager Billy '11a rtin's doghouse. Rivers, benched for four games by Mar tin for "dogging it " in a los; to Kansas City last Monday, replaced Roy White, who pulled up lame in the sixth inni ng. He scored in that inning on a two-run triple by Lou f>iniella, but it was his hustle in the seventh which led to th e Ya nkees ' 5-3 victory. With two outs in the seventh and the score tied 3-3, willie Randolph walked and stole second . Rivers then lin ed a 21 pitch to the fenc-e in right and didn 't slo p ruMin g until he had reached third. He scored an insurance run a moment later when Thurman Munson doubled. • "GEAR UP FOR THE TOUGH wmt AGRAVELl ·. -~ ~ ~. :I'- . - -- When you · have realwo•i-- to do put our e;'(c!us1~,o·e 8 -.;:IP€0 c:iH ~t·dl l ' rllhtl'IS-..1,\' or brt:\1 ~ ~-,,_: :>r ~ . Jf-. power st: Cil~r • 1' f 'l•. t• P' n!!tll tlfn.l~t ~J I< :1¥) ~~v c.enter. "tr1unt (&40lnch front -n rount mCJwers ~·.· ·at HK.h You'tl cut a wtde. >mooth swath And Gravely l1a> anachrnenls for cumposltng. haumg. leal removal- a whole lot 111ore ~ho<...P are some nf the recJson;, wl1y GravH\ ,,, 11 11 dlu1u · ol the pr•" ( t'' Dennis plans to retire 1/' ,;)tJ' ) 1~-> Witt . no tlt'· · . , · :-.•:..: ·~·~) ~-~~J~e '· I didn 't think l was going to go in the game as a pinchrunner," sa id Rive rs. " I thought they would put Dell Alston in . l try to play ball . Everybody has th eir ba d days." In other AL games, Milwaukee edged Detroit, 8-7, California downed Chicago, 95, Baltin1ore topped Toronto, 5-J, Minnesota beat Kansas City , 8-6, and Texas downed Oakland. 6-4 . Brewers 8, Tigers 7: Sal Banda's eighth -inning sacrifice fl y enabled the Brewers to snap the Tigers' four-game winning streak. Gorman Thomas hit a threenm homer for Milwaukee whi le Steve Kemp had a three-run blast for Detroit. Angels 9, White So• 5: Don Bay lor's second career gra nd-slam homer helped the Angels beat the White Sox and snap a three-game losing streak. Chris Knapp went 5 13 innings for Ca lifornia and won his fifth game in eight decisions. Orioles 5, Blue Jays 3: Doug DeCinces drove tn three runs with a pair of homers to spark the Orioles to victory over the Blue Jays . Mike Flanag an went the distance on a seven-hiller to gain his fourth triumph in seven decisions. Twins 8, Royals 6: Mike Cubba ge , Butch Wynegar and Jose Morales knocked in two runs apiece to spark the Twins to victnrv .,~ ,md ':£e for your~e lt GRAVELY rRACTOR SALES Condor St. 204 992·2971 Pomeroy, 0 . Open : 9:00-! : JO Monday -Saturda y Manning Roush. Owner BEREA, Ohio (UP! ) Veteran guard AI Dennis has notified th e Cleveland Browns he is retiring after . three seasons in the National Football Leagu e. Denn is, 25, or igina lly signed by Dallas in 1973 as a free agent from Grambling, was a backup guard with Cleveland. The Browns also ann ounced Thursda y tha t ve terans Barry Darro'" and Lawrence Williams failed to report for their ph ysica l exa minations. Offensiv e tackle Darrow, a starter, has played for four years. Williams, a wide rece iver, was signed as a free agent late last season. The club said neith er Darrow nor William s ga ve any reason for not reporting on time. r---------, I MEiGS I II Equipment Co. II I I I I PH. 992-2176 I lnternllionll I 1 Hamster TiOpen Fr ida y I i17 :00p .m. I For Your I •niW ldtI Shopping I _________ I Equipment Con v •n ienc e J P.OMEROY, 0. 0 Chail:e af the Pros. L • • over the Royals. Rod Carew and Willie Norwood added solo homers for Miru1esota while Hal McRae homered for Kansas City. Rangers 6, A's 4: Juan Beniquez had four hits and drove in lour runs in lea ding the Rangers over the A's. Jim Sundberg , celebrating his 27th birthday, equaled a team record by hitting in his 17th consecutive game for Texas. ~ KIM BATEY ANGEL BLAKE Golf course grand opening is observed TI1e grand openi ng of the Pomeroy Golf Co urse under the mana gement of John Thomas was held Saturday. A buffet di nner was held and several events were held with winners including Chuck F'ollrod and Ike Spencer, longest drive ; J. R. Wamsley, longest putt; Dennis Hackett , Keith Woods, closest to the pin from the tee. First place in the Scotch foresu me went to Dennis Hackett an d Brenda Hill and tying for second were Richard Rupe and Mart y fl ackett and Dale Out! on and Ann Rupe. Music for the event was provided by Arm and Turley . Golf lessons will begin at the course next week. Persuns interested are to call 9926303. John Teaford is the instructor. , Lelnuum LEBANON, Ohio IUPI I Mit e St reak grabbed th e ear ly lead and held on Thursday night for an easy 21\ length victory over Sonny Avalon in the featured eighth race at Lebanon Raceway . Mite Streal! , with Mable F'isher in the sulky, t'Overed the mile paee in 2: 08 1-ii and retur ned 18.80, 13.60 a nd $3.20. Sonny Avalon kicked back $3.80 and $3.211 for second, while l.orda stone ca me in the third and paid St u Aberdeen, head basketball coach at Marshall Uni versity, will be the guest speaker at Monday 's Mason· Gallia cha pter of the Mar· shall Alumni Association's Spring Banquet at Kin Folks Restau rant. Wh ile area graduating seniors who are planning to attend Marshall in the fall will be adm itted free, tickets for everyone else are 17 each. The banquet begins at 6:30 p.m. Aberdeen, 41 years old and an associate head basketball coach at The University of Tennessee from 1966 - untU taking the Marshall job, is famed as a recruiter as weU as being one of the top basket ball minds and clinicians in the country. He is credited for recruiting the two All-Americans on the 1976-77 Te nn esssee team, Berna rd King and Erni e Grunfi eld . Howeve r , he minimizes his role by saying that, ''no man does anything by himself. " The Volunt eers ti ed.for the So ut heastern Conference Championshi p, they were in the lop twenly in national ran kings a ll season, and advanced to their second consec utive NCAA tournament. In Aberdeen's II yea rs at Tennessee, where he assisted Coach Ray Mears, the winningest active co ach in America, the Vols won th ree So uthea ster n Con· ference titles and received seven post sea son tour· nament inv it ation s, whil e co mpiling an overall record of 211 wins and 81lo5ses, and won 18 games on eight oc· . . . The Paints Pomeroy, O. MERCURY OUTBOARDS ThruMay On Trll-Test.Supreme Fine Plinl AVAILABl! IN: Exterior cHouse Paint, Oil Cit Lltex. I OUACHITA II ACCESSORIES I 9 to 9 MON. thru SAT. 1 to 7 SUNDAY Decor•tor•· Choice. 25% OFF .~. - [_W_N_D___...~IIMERCRUISERSI OPEN: .' LOURIE MA'ITIIEWS at alumni banquet DOUG'S MARINE SALES & SERVICE I , ~' Aberdeen to Speak MAY 18, 19, 20 & 21 STARCRAFT ... TRACK TEAMMEMBERS - The above three gals are members of the 1978 edition of the Eastern High School Girls' tra ck team, Angel Blake participates in 440 yard runs, l.oum Matthews, the mile run and Kim Batey is the discus thrower. The 4-3 nig htl y doubl e combination of Mi Joe Vo and Pa ci fi c rrosl was worth 165.20. A crowd of I,025 wagered $1 01,942. Phone 992 - ~652 By GENE CADDES UPI Spurts Wrller DUBLIN, Ohio (UPI ) Some day, Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player are going to start slowing do1111 . · That day, however, could be some time off if Thursday's first round of the $250 , 000 Memorial Tournament is any indication. When the dust, or in the case of the soggy Memorial Course is concerned- the mud-de~~red, there were the 38-year-old · Nicklaus , the "without question Qle best- and Player. Lon Hinkle, Ed Sneed and defending champion, and the conditioned golf course I've . . Curtis Strange were another ntear-old Player right at ever played." the' top of the leader board · Nicklaus, hosting a tourna- shot back at 69, and there. ment being played on a were five players-Bobby with five-Wlder,par 67s. course he designed arxl still Wadkins, Mike Motley, Mark It would have looked more watches o·ver like a mother Hayes, Andy North and Alan like a tournament in the mid hen, had what he called "the • Tapie-at two-under 70. 19605 except that tbe other best day driving I've ever member of the "big three" of A group of 14 players, including Hubert Green, Lou that era - Arnold Palmer - had." "I've never driven It In the Graham and 1976 Memorial struggled around the par-72, middle of H fairways winner Roger Maltbie, came 7-101-yard Murfield Village before," said Nicklaus, who in with one-under 7ls. Golf Club layout in 77 shots. played in the morning and While the 67s turned in by Altogether, there were 38 birdied the 18th hole to grab players who matched or betthe two all,time golfing greats tied the tournament the lead away from Tom Kite. tered par on the Memorial record, much of the talk "I've had rounds when I've course, drenched by almost centered around the PGA's driven the ball this well, but daily rain since last weekend, I've always had one or two decision to play the ball upforcing cancellation of Tuesout of the fairway ." allowing players to pick and day 's scheduled pro-am. Kite, a curly-haired Texan place their balls because of But, the sWl came out who had rough going this the heavy fairways: brightly Thursday afternoon Player, playing in his lOth year up until the last couple and more fair weather was straight U.S. tournament, of weeks , was tied with Jim predicted for the rest of the said he felt the decision was Simons and Rex Caldwell for week. "100 percent the right thing to second place at four-under 68, do. It was hard even to find a place to place the ball. It would have virtually had to play the golf course today without It." The little South African, looking for his fourth win of the year, said, however, he MIDDLEPORT, OHIO didn 't think the placing of the Your Headquarters for ball had any affect on the Caloric Microwave Oven·s scoring. " I told Jack (Nicklaus) I didn 't have any better lies today placing the ball than r did last year in 72 holes," said Player, who called the course ttufl:t.rsr•£ .1.4ttx SEMI d~ ; lntlriar in lJin, Litu Semi G1118, or flit r Lines of 5u erne Paint BAUM TRUE VALUE '85-3301 CHESTER;O, Redskins claim Marshall on ·• • " " • United Press Joternallooal Maybe it comes under the heading of "fine tuning" your tackle, but most people who fish with artificials know that those which look more natural in tile water just naturally catch more fish. All lures employ some kind of action designed to attract predatory gamefish. If you use the wrong kind of line or attach tl)e line to a lure incorrectly, you inhi.bit that action and catch fewer fish. For example, surface lures that wiggle and splash water as they are retrieved should be tied onto the line using a loopknot. A tight knot tied directly to the eyelet tends to make them stiffer and less attractive to fish . If you don't know how to tie a loop-knot, or if you simply don't care to, you can attach a small.}plit ring to the lure and lie the line to that. Snap swivels work okay on underwater baits, but can upset·the balance of a surface lure by adding weight to the front of the lure. This is especially true of the smaller lures that are so popular these days. The kind of line you use also plays an important role in size and number of fish you put on a stringer. til e Bruins, who had not The Bruins scored twic-e in By GIL PETERS . b eaten Montreal on ce in a the firSt 5: 11 of the game and UPI Spurts Writer ~e ld Monreal to 16 shots while Stanley Cup final series in 20 BOSTON (U P.! ) Monofilament lines are less laking 36 themselves. years. Also, the Ca nadiens visible to fish under very Terrifi c? Ce rt a inl y . had won 11 straight games in " You have to ta ke them as Fantastic? . Unquestionably. clear water conditions than their last three Stanley Cup the Montreal Canadiens, not are heavier braided lines. But invincible? finals, had been unbeaten in as individuals," sa id Rick Nut quite. However, they also have its previous 13 games against Middleton, whose one-man The Montreal Ca nadiens more stretch inherent in Boston, and , because the odds effort gave Boston its i;econd them which makes setting a can be beaten, as the Boston indicated the Bruins wou ld goal. Bruins proved Thursday hook more difficult. " It wouldn't say we not and could not contain the If you use revolving spool night in grinding out a 4-0 dominated them/' sa id a fl ying F'r enchm en. shutout over the twi ce casting equipment, you get a "This is definitely the best respectful Pe ter McNab · better feel of the bait you're defending Stanley Cup anyone has played against us whose goal at 2: 54 of llle th ird champions. lll\ing if you load it with The two teams fa ce off this year," said NHL scoring period lifted Boston to a 3-0 braided line. Most of the again Sunday night at Boston champion Guy l.afleur . "The lead and choked off water in Ohio is not so clear Garden with Montreal shutout may be good for us, Montreal 's hope for a late that the extra thickness will leading the best-of-sev en because it makes us realize comeback. "But we did play make much difference. we're up aga inst a good our best game of the season." Braided lines have other series, 2-1. Th~ win was a rare trea t for teHm." advantages for the casting fishermen. They have less slip than mono which make a knot less likely to come Warnin g The Surgeon General Has Determined Wltied at a critical time, and knots weaken this type of line That CrgarelteSmoking Is Dangerous to Your Heal! h. less than they do monofilament. For those who use spinning and spincasting gear which require the use of mono line, remember to keep a close eye on the end of the line where it may become abraded on rocks or other submerged obstacles. If it begins to look ta tiered, cut off a couple of feet and retie the lure. Keep terminal tackle snaps, leaders, etc-to a minimum and check the knot periodically to be sure it 's still secure. • zn district finals By Greg Hailey The So uth Point girls carried heavy lumber last night and went on to down the Meigs gi rls 13-1 in the di&tr ict fm als at Ga lhpqhs. In the nine-h it Pointer attack, there were four tnp tes .. two doubles, and three SJngles. South Potnt got all the runs they needed by plating three runs in the ftrst inning. A walk , a booming tripl e by Kay Howard , a single, and lwo sacrifice nies accnunle d for the tallies. They racked it Chapman had her double. up by plating six big ones in Connelly got the win as she th e fourth . Four Meigs errors struck out one and walked in that inning eontributed to one. Hill led the hitters with the outburst along with a , two triples and a single. So uth tnple and a double. Poi nt adva nces to the LaoMeigs got their only run m caster reg ionals next wee k. the seven th when Dotte Meigs is now 10-5 and will Chapman led off wtth a host Wave rly Monday, double, advanced un a smgle ·J ackso n Wednesday , an d by Bartrum, and scored on a Athens Thursday . force play. Meigs 000 000 1- 1 7 7 Beth Ba rtrum took the loss, SP 301 630 x- 13 9 3 Ianning four and walking six. Bart rum and Cha pm an . Gl enda Brown led the hitting Con nell y an d Arthur . with t wo sin gles while Bulldogs top Meigs SPECIAL w<>iv..... WASHINGTON (UPJ ) The Washington Redskins; who have been looking for depth at the wide receiver position , Thursday claimed JG-yeat-old Ed Marshall on waivers from the New York Giants. Marshall, signed by the Giants as a free agent in 1976, caught just seven passes for 178 yards last season, but two of them came at crucial times In New York 's stunning pair of upsets over the Redskins. He caught a 47-yard deflected pass in the final two minutes of the opening game at Giants' Stadium, and when the Giants visited Washington , he caught an 82yarder - the longest of the !Ieason against the Redskins. Marshall will apparently battle for the Redskins' No. ~ wide receiver slot behind Frank Grant, Charley Taylor and Danny Buggs. His chief competitors will be Brian Fryer and eighth-round draftee Walker Lee from North Carolina. Boston surprises Montreal Meigs gals defeated Outdoors .... just one shot behin4 Nicklaus ' BAKER FURNITURE $5 .00 . 808 W. Main St. Nicklaus arid Player share fir~t plac~ . . . . .. . .. . . . .. • •" " ' .. ' • • • ' •· • • • BY GREG BAILEY Visiting Athens got six runs in the first inning and host Meigs never recovered as the Bulldogs went on to a 10-S win Thursday . The Marauders have had a week lay-off and although they puunded out nine hits, they just couldri't push the ruMers across. The big blow of that first inning was a triple by Halter that followod three walks and three singles . Ath ens collected eight free passes off losing pitcher Tim Ebersbach. Meigs had four big errors and five wild pitcheo. Meigs came rallying back with two runs of their own in the bottom of the first . Tim Hood led off and got hit by a pitch and promptly stole second. Mike Wayland alsu reached freel y with a WJIIk, and Kenny Young followed with a double. Chris Ta ylor hit into a force play to score Young. Two sluggers played long ball. Borne of Athens poked a home run over the left field fence in the fourth inning, and Ray Andrews of Meigs slammed a homer in the seventh over the 347 mark in left field . Borne had two singles also while Andrews had one on the night . Borne also was the winning hurler as he fanned two and walked two. Other hitters lor Meigs were: Young a double and single, Becker a double . Taylor a single, Chu ck Kennedy a single, and Ebers· bach a single and double. Meigs has a game every night next week , starting at Gallipolis on Monday. 601 102 ()---10 11 1 A M 201 010 1- 5 9 4 Borne and May. Ebers ba ch and May . S'ru ABERDEEN casions. Before . joining the Ten· nessee st aff, Aberdeen esta blished a reputation as "Mr. Basketball" in Ca nada . He began his coaching career a! Acadia University in Wolfville, Nova Scotia, where at the age of 21 he became one of the youngest co llege coaches in the history of the game. His eight year record was 122-50. His team won six conference championships and advanced to the final four consecutive yea rs. He was voted Eastern Coach of The Year on stx occasions and National Coach of The Year in 1956, when Acadia won its fi rst National Championship. A Btill higher hono r cam e to Aberdeen when he was named to direct Canada 's first ever National Olympic Program. Born in Niagara Fa lls, N. Y.. Aberd een alt end ed DeVeaux School. He earned his B.S. Degree from Tusculum College in Greenevi lle, Tenn., and did his gradu·ate work at Springfield College in Springfield, Mass. Coach Aberdeen Is dedi cate d to bask etball . When a man gives up his sununers to teach basketball and lessuns in life to little boys and girls, or to tour Belgium as a clinic lecturer without pay , he loves the game, and the young people who play it. · Marshall's hard - working basketball dynamo proceeds at a relentless pace as he lectures at summer basketball camps, fulfills countless speak~ g eng~gements, and occuptes the reputation as one of the finest clinicians In the country . On Coach Aberdeen 's desk is a little slogan which attests to his philosophy , ''Som eone Is going to get tired, and it ain't gonna be me ! " BUITON, BUITON... Fashion a new necl<lace for yourself by stringing any old buttons, you have around on fishing li,ne, and use a hook and eye to close. Spinks cleared on drug charges S. tmgers have sold 3,685 season tickets CIN CINNAti (UP! ) With less than two weeks to :· go, the Cincinnati Stingers have sold 3,685 of the 5,000 season tickets they say they need to sell to keep the team from folding. The World Hockey ASsocla· lion club, which sold 67 season tickets Thursday, has a JIUle 1 deadline to sell 5,000 season tickets. ST. LOUIS tUPl ) Heavyweight champion Leon Spinks walked out of a courtroom Thursday cleared of charges of possessing cocaine and marijuana bul still convinced his latest brush with the law was a frame-up. "The drugs were planted," Spinks said of the lllegal substances found in his hal and pocket after he was stopped by pollee for an auto violation April 21. "They were not planted by the law. Somebody had to have my hat." " I'm going to hold onto my own coat and hat from now on," said the 24-year-old SAVE YOUR RC, NEHI, UPPER 10 DIET RITE& DADS ROOT BEER' BOTTLE CAPS FOR CHARITY RC BOTTLING CO. 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The winner, driven by Doug Hamilton, covered the mile in 2:04 4-5 and finished 11> lengths ahead of Loveable Loo to return f6.80, $4 and $3.20. Skipper King came In third. Italian Bomb won the loth race, starting a i'r7·10 big triple combination that was worth f3,501.90. Gay Bubbles was second and R.J .K. showed. A crowd of 3,871 wagered S417 ,996. RIVER DOWNS CINCINNATI (UPI ) Traps Jr. fell Into tile lead at the head of the stretch and went on to defeat Magic Print by three and one-half lengths in the featured $4,Im eighth allowa·nce race at River Downs Thursday. Rip Rullah showed . The winner, ridden over the six 'furlongs In 1:12 1-5 by Perry Ouzts, returned f7, ~ . 40 and S2.20. The 7-3 dally double When you were 20, you'd oomblnatlon of Seven Rubles think nothing of walking a and Property Of was worth couple of miles; after 40, it $5Ul. Attendance was 3,509 and doesn't even bear thinking about. the handle $356,7611. Now, a richer, smoother, more satisfying Salem! As the leader in tobacco technology we have discovered a way to improve that great Salem flavor. At the saine time we have actually lowered the tar! You get all that famous menthol freshness, plus a richer, . smoother, more satisfying smoke. • lawn tractor ... the MF 85. work saver. Wide 36" Modular Mower 39f • •• • Spink s, who dethron ed Muhammad Ali in February in one of the bi ggest upsets in boxing history. He did not sa y whom he suspected of the fram e. Lower in tar, too. SECRETARIAL REFRESHER On June 12 there will be an opeulng for beginning illld advanced Typing and Shorthand. Cluses at Gallipolis Business College. WeekdiiYS or night classes. Both are being offered . • ENROLL NOWI • For more information contilct Lee E. Tyler, 446-4367' No. 75-02-0472 B •• . ·.1.2 mg. nico11ne av. pet ctgarette, FTC Report AUG.'77. ' ' ~· �6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0., Friday, May 19. 1978 ing gracious and say kindly ·'J really caimotlalk now" or ·' J cannot use the product you arc selling ill this lime". Usuall y the solicitor iB kind and gracious in return , I feel so much better since I chang. ed and am no longer uptight Polly Cramer and peeved. - H.O.B. DEAR POLLY - When my mav be of a different Bross knobs husband qui I smoking I maierial. ·LOIS salvaged his rotating pipe don't match DEAH POLLY - My first stand and use it as a scissors Pel Peeve is with the hand holder . The scis' sors fit DEAH POLLY- We have grips on mattresses. Usually through with the points down added more cupboards in our there arc two on each si de so it stands on my sewing kitchen and the brass knobs and it would he so helpful if · machine and is a great conveon the old ones look very tar· there were such grips on the nience. -" EILEEN nished and black against the ends. This thOught really hit DEAR POLLY - When I new knobs . I would so like to me when my husband and l find ants in my kitchen I put have them all look alike and recently changed beds in a each leg of the table in a can have used brass polish but it couple of bedrooms. A mat· of water so there is no danger has not done m~r h good. I tress is heavy to carry, or of them gelling to food on the would appreciate any advice .even to tum , and a real pro· table.- HENRIETIE you could give me. -- blem with nothing on the ends Polly will send you one of to hold on lo. SHAHON her s igned thank-you Also I just received a phone DEAH SHAHON - Do newspaper coupon clippers if remove your old knobs and call from somL'OIJe trying to she uses your favorite !<lke them to a refinisher. sell me a book on plant<;. It Pointer, Peeve, Problem in Have them brass plated and irks me so to receive calls her column . Write POLLY 'S lacquered and then they will from people selling anything POINTER~ in care of this like books and ma gazine look hke new.- POLLY new s p a ~~r. CHARTER MEMBERS - Mrs. Ethel Grueser and DEA H POLLY- I want to subscriptions. I think t)lere Mrs. Beuna Grueser, center, charger members of the tell Barbara that we have a should be a law against such Rock S!"'ings Better Health Club, were hOnored at the molded plastic wall around calls . -MRS. C.E. DEAH POLLY - E. M.'s 42nd anniversary celebration Thursday. They were our bathtub and the previous presented gifts by Mrs. Lenora Leifheit, president. owner or the house warned us Pet Pee ve co nce r!1 ed Anotber charter member, Mrs. Gladys Morgan , was about using abrasives on it, I teleph : 'ne solicitors and l Gallipolis Business College unable to attend due to illness. tried soaps and mild would like to remind her that is oHering the accredited cleansers but it remained the caller may nel'<l the program of class work you're required to dingy looking until my hus· salary he or she makes for complete for t•klng the band tri ed his car wax (not that unpleasant work . All of .~:::::::~~~$~::::::::~::::~:-;:;:·:·::::~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::x:}~:::::::.-:;:~x:::::::;~::;~ cleanser) . It cleaned off all us have proba bly had such Ohio Stale Examinotio~ complete in only 12 ~:: spots and soil and this en· solicitors call at inconvenient weeks . Class begins June times and I know that in the :~,,- - ~:· ~.:,. ; cou raged him to clean the en12. For more Information • lire wall. Now it shines. I past I ha ve often been rude in contact Loe E. Tyler. 446 S·: t;: wipe the entire wall with a words or slanuncd the phone 4367. . . ~;_ : 1 _:~',-~:_-~, dry towel after each shower down. No. 75·112·1M72B .. By Helen Bolte . and no problems. Do tes t on Finally I decided to try be· } I I I :>: yours hefore plunging in as it Rock Springs Better Health Club reviews 42 years of events Heminiscing on happenings nwmas, secretary ; Netti e of th e past 42 yt•a rs Collins, chaplin ; Florence highlighted Thursday 's an· Burnside, librarian: and niversary relebrat1m1 of the Eloda Hartung. pwnist. Hock Springs Better Hea lth !"rum the heginning em· Club at the Hock Springs phasis at the elubmeetings United Methodist Church. has been on ways lo mainl<lin Two charter mernllt:!rs, guud health , or methods of Mrs. Ethel Gruescr and Mrs. treali ng illness. diseases, and Buena Gruescr , were injuries. recognized and presented The members have bt>en a gifts from the dub by Mrs. suum· of aid to many in the !.<nora Leifheit, president. cunununit)'. Duringtheir ear· Mrs. Ethel Grueser read a ly years they provided first poem she had written fu r the a1d supplies to ~he schools. 25th anni versary of the d ub they work l~l with the Red entitled "The B1rtl1 of the Cross and the bloodmobile, Health Club" which relates the v ma de towels and the hwnorous side of how the washdothes for Me igs club was organized by com· Gen era I Hospi Ia I, they munity women involved in a ass1sted fam ilies whose health class taught by the late homes were destroyed by Miss Nelle Bing, R.N . fire s. they visi ted the sick. The class was sl<lrted in . and they sent bo.es of early !936 by Miss Bing to .. goodies" and cards to the teach home care of the sick. scrvlL'crncn . We~ks of lraming and the Thell' projects through the class wa s completed, but the years have changed . They women were not rea dy to diS· now ha\·e some hospil<ll band. so the Rock Spnngs <'<]Ui pment wh1ch they loan. Better Health Club was form· they remember the Meigs ed in May of that yea r. County Infirmary residents Their mott o was "Work fur wtth t'ards and money on Better Health" and Ethel their birthdays, they prepare Gruese r wrote a song by that Christmas trays of fruit and title which for a time was US· cookies for senior citizens ed to open the meetings. She and shutins of the conununi~ was the f1rst treasurer of the ty. ami they ra ise funds for club, while the other officers vanous organizati.ons. of 1936 were Hattie Bulin , !.11st sununer the Hock Sprpresident ; Win ifred Gruese r. ings Better Health Club sponvice presiden t : Gla dv s sored an tee cream socutl REVIVAL Christian Baptist Church POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT BYPASS 1Route 7 & 124 l Pastor , JAMES E. KEESEE MAY 22-28, 1978 With the proceeds of over $300 bt!ing given to the Pomeroy Emergency Squad. They still serve the bluO<~n ollile , and jusdtxrc just recentl y pruvid· ed some toys fur llw pediatric ward at Veterans Memorial · Hospil<ll. The dub members also join others of the com· munity in making life a httle brighter for the Meigs County resident<; of the Athens Men· !<II Health Center by sending ove r g1fts for Christma s. The Club now has 26 at'li ve mcmhers. One of the charter members who is still active \\ith the dub is Mrs . Gladys Morgan. and following the an· niversary dinner Thursday. a traywasdeliveredtoher. Past presidents of the dub. a few now deceased but many still active, are Hattie Bolin. Winifred Gru escr, Ann Reuter, Frances Folmer , I.ottic Leonard , Grace Drake. Trecie ,\bbott, Hazel Hwn· phrey, Ethel Grueser, Louise Bcarhs, Wibnetl<l Leifheit. Lel ia Bailev. Buena Grueser, Virg1nia ·wears. Gladys Morgan . Phylli s Skinner: Masine Arnold , Ger ry Gruescr, Helen lllackston. Helen Radford. Frances Goeglein. Loui'e Hadfurd, Judy HUinphrey . ;. Special Singing Nighlly Nursery Available FUNDAMENTAL INDEPENDENT A L MAY srECI... ""':~. . BARBECUE &FRIES Loves This New Deal Pepsi S9c Plus Cartoon Glos 99¢ Featuring 3 Flavots of Soft-Serve for Cones. Also 1 Sherbet BOTH LOCATIONS • • I I ji datry IS e - Ic~ l Locust & 4th 51 . Middleport , o. 992-5248 WANT A REAL ESTATE LICENSE? t Helen Help H omecomzn6a·. seroice set uS Pierced Ears · The annua l homecummg of the Naomi Baptist Church, Pomeroy, will be held SUitday. Services will hegin with Sunday sc hool at 9:30 a.m. w1der the direction of Osr~r Qualls, superintendent. The morning worship will be conducted by the !lev. Samuel Jackson, pastor and the afternoon program will begin at 2:30 following a i2 :30 dinner. Speaker in the afternoon will be thellev . Vance Watson, pastor of the Providence Church at Kerr and the Mt. Carmel Baptist Church at Bidwell. He will be accompanied by a choir. ----~--··-·- With REV . LARRY EMERY Dean of Massillon Baplisl College AND THE SINGING EMMANUELS On May 28- Morning Service POLLY'S POINTERS 1 I Social 1 1 Calendar 1 1 FRIDAY PAST MATHONS of Middleport Chapter DES Friday evening at the home Jf Mrs. Allen Hughes. DAN HAYMAN and The Country Hymntimers will be feBtured at revival services Saturday at the Hazel Community Church at 7:30 p.m. SATURDAY CAll WASH Saturday at Barton 's Ashland, 10 to 5, spons ored by Meigs 11 Majorettes . MIDDLEP ORT High School Alumni banquet reservations must be in to Mrs. Ruby Vaughan, S. Third St. , by Saturday. SUNDAY COUNTY WIDE prayer meeting, 2 p. m. Sunday at Bald Knob Gospel Mission with Glen Bissell, class leader. MONDAY BEND 0' the River Garden Cl ub members to work on the dvic project at the Le!<lrl Falls Cemetery, 6 p.m. Monday. From there they will go to the home of Mrs. Nora Cross for the reg ula r mee ting. Mrs. Maxine Wingett will be hostess. TIJESDAY AME RI CAN LEGION Aux· iliary, Hacine Post 60'l , 7:30 p.m. at the hall. ' MY HUSBAND THE PIMP,' SHE SAYS DEAR HELEN : My husband's new boss is 50 and divorced three limes. Marv invited him home for dinner and ever since, he's been stopping by when Marv isn't home. I thought he was just lonely. Boy, was I naive! After I prac· tically fought him off one day, I thought I'd cool it by saying my husband would find out. Mr. T- laughed and said, " Why don't you tell him '" I did, and got the shock of my life. Marv ex plained how much the job means to him and that maybe he'll be a junior executive soon, if... Then he said, "It's little enough to help me. Alter all , it 's not like a real affair, just an afternoon now and then, and you're not doing an)1hing else.' ' !That 's true: Marv 's no great shakes in bed or out of it. I What do you suggest'!- NOT READY FOR THIS DEARNRFT: · . " Do something else" -like tell Marv to try his pimping from a hotel room downtown; and see a lawyer ' -H. DEAR HELEN : I'm 60 but feel45. I have heen bowling for about 15years, and am very aggressive about it. Every time I don't do so well , I brooJ all week. This year my average went down 10 point.s and I'm thinking of qUJtting. I'm no longer top bowler on my team and my mistakes worry me so much! get worse and worse. For my peace of mind, should I drop the game ? Outside of bingo and a retired husband, I don't have any other social life. - MAVIS DEAR MAVIS : Don'ldrop bowling. Instead, substitute "fun" for "win, " and let someone else be top team member for a while. · I've a small idea your problem isn 't so much a slightly poorer score as it is the fact that lO points difference might indicate you're growing old. If you'll relax and enjoy the game. you 'll scion be making your usual spares and strikes. You'll see! - H. DEAR HELEN : This is to Mrs. Heartbroken who can't forget her husband's affai r, even though they 're happily reconciled. Dear, you are only hurting and punishing yourself when you awake in the middle of the night with the memory of them in each other's arms. When this happens , thil\jl how it would be in bed without him, just you alone with your thoughts and the. other woman really in his anns. Always remember, " He chose me!" You won and she lost. You have his complete love, your life is much improved, so think of the now and not the past, or you yourself will ruin your future . - BEL.IEVE ME With Purchase of EAR RINGS 24 Carat Gold Over Surgical Steel Company representative will be in our store . MAY 20, 1978, SATURDAY 9:00-5:00 Middleport Book Store Middleport , Ohio Ph. 992 -2641 Those under 18 years of age must be accompanied by parent or guardian. ,KJN FOLKS Proudly Presents FRIDAY SPECIAL MEETING , Sutton Township Trustees, 8 p.m. Friday for purpose of buying insurance at home of Clerk Paul Moore. SATURDAY SPECIAL MEETING , Shade River Lodge 4S3 , F&AM, 8 p.m. Saturday with work in the Master Mason Degree. All Master Masons welcome. meeting, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday atthe hall. WEDNESDAY AMEHI CAN LEGION, Ftoeney-Bennett Post39, Mid· dleport, 7:30p.m. Wednesday at the hall. Plans to be made for cemetery visits on Memorial Day. AMEHICAN LEGION Auxiliary, Feeney-Bennett Post 3!1, Middleport, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the hall. TIJESDAY AMERICAN LEGION Aux· iliary, Drew Webster Post 39, joint junior and seni or NEVER, NEVER Never top a summer T· shirt with a sweater vest. WAYNE MARTIN and THE COUNTRY DRIFTERS Karen Blaker Ph.D. Friends ore trying OTHER STUDENTS taking part in "Rowdy Kate" to be held at Syracuse Elementary Friday at 8 p.m. are mayor, bridegroom, big Bart, bartender, parson, horseshoe Tenny, Geezer, Tricky Pete and Moe. Shown 1-r, are, Sam Amburgey, Tom Wolfe, Denn~ Teaford , Brian Allen, Corey McPhail, Erich Philson, Gary Foley, Handy Armes, and Mark Salser, seated. New officers were elected and projects £or the 1978-79 year plann ed during meeti ngs of the circles of the B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society of the Middleport First Baptist Church held this week. ELECTACIRCLE Meeting at the home of Mrs. Clara Belle Riley, the Electa Circle selected as projects remembering patients at the Mental Health Center in Athens and the Pinecrest Nursing Home. Shu!ins to be rememhered by the circle members are Woodrow Ca ll. Sr., Ada Root, Vivian Titus. and Elizabeth Gardner. Mrs. Riley is rhainnan of the drcle and other officers elected were Mrs. Bornice Baker, vice chairmim and program leader; Miss Rhoda Hall, devotional leader ; Tex - . anna Well, project chairman: Mrs. Elizabeth Slavin, treasurer; Mrs. Freda Ed· wards, white cross chairman ; Mrs. Mary Brewer , secretary, and Mrs. Homa Hawkins, love gift chai rman . Mrs. Gardner will be remembered with an Ideal magazine for her birthday in May. Refreshments were served by Mrs . Riley assisted by Mrs . Brewer . Other members attending were Mrs. Ethel Hughes, Mrs. Dana Hamm, Mrs. Lillian Demoskey, Mrs. lsahelle Winebrenner. . DORCAS CIRCLE . Mrs. Lula Murray , Mrs. Anna Grim, Mrs. Letti e Roush , and Mrs . Frances Bearhs are the shutins to be remembered during the year by the Dorcas Circle members. Meeting in the church social room , Mrs. Freda Hood, chainnan, ope ned the meeting with devotions entitled " Missionaries. Past and Present" with scripture from St. John I, 45 and 46. ,. , Offi<;ers elected were Mrs. Alwilda Werner, vice chair· man and program leader ; Mrs . Sarah F owler, secretary; Mrs . Eloise Wilson, trea surer; Mrs. Beulah White , devotions chairman : Mrs. Leora Sigman, love gift : Mrs. Katheryn Metzger, white cross; and Mrs. Martha Klein, Mrs. Katie Anthony , and Mrs. Pearl Hoffman , project. Besides rememberin g shutins, other projects taken on by the circle include the Young's Home at Pomeroy, and residenlll of the Gallipolis State Institute. Saving bottle caps and postage stamps are also activities planned for the year. A letter was read from Mrs. Alire ccland, and members signed a round-rubin card fur Mrs. Cora Pullen, a patient at the Holzer Medical Center. A prayer ci rcle concluded the meeting with Mrs. Hood and Mr s. Whit e se rvin g rcfreslunenls . Others atten· ding wc1·e Mrs. June Kloes and Mrs. Elizabeth Searles. LOVE JOY CIRCLE Hemembering residents of the Meigs County Infirma ry and the Arcadia Nursi ng Hume were taken on as project<; of the Love Joy Circle during a meeting held at the home of Mrs. .Janirflf:i hhs. 5.75% 5.75 per cent paid on THESE SPECIALS! • ST & ·PEARL STR~ETS DOLE PORT, OKlO SATURDAY, MAY 20 8'P.M. • 10 P.M. NO COVER CHARGE NO PURCHASE REQUIRED Bring The Whole Family Chau·man. The circle members will a lso rememb e r Mr s . Florence Hannay, Mrs . Maude Bctz, and Mrs. Iva Turner, shutins, during the year. Officers eleded were Mrs. Sarah Owen, vice chairman and program chainnan: Mrs. Helen Bodimer, secretary; Mrs . Frances Smart, treasurer; Mrs . Lillie Hubba rd. wh ite cross rha1rman: Mrs. Louise Davis, love girt chairman : Mrs . Marjorie Walburn and Mrs. Eva Hartley , project chairmen , cmd Mrs . Mary H1111ht.'~ ''",'fl- Asbury has 88 in attendance at mother-daughter banquet Our Interest is Greater For You CHECK Somet imeS fri ends do mort;> harm than good in the1r ef· forts to he lp. This hoi-li ne call er was upset a bout her friends' bad advice. She was seeking an explanCJti on f~r their trying behaviOr. MARY : My fri ends give me wild solutions fur my problem and then seem offe nded when I don't take their adv1ce, I , dun 't want to seem ungrateful CAN.(;AN DANCERS taking part in "Rowdy Kate" but their reaction just are 1-r , Karen Hemsley, Drenda Cunningham, Rebecca doesn 't seem fai r. Wh::~ t Arnott, Louise Meagher, Julie Willis and Tammy Adkins. would be the best way to hun · die th iss ituat1 un 7 COUNSELOH : Why not s!<lrt from the beginni ng' SAUNA STEP What kind of problem are you If you use facial sa unas and trying to solve'' masks one after the other, MA RY : Well. abo ut a yea r use the sauna first . It opens ago 1 went out with a man for the pores and allows the a few months. After I broke mask to work well. up with him, he started following and harass1 ng me. tiona! chairman. He won't stop . Sometimes he Mrs. Gibbs opened the BEAT THAT BLISTER even threatens me. I.11st meeting with devotions us1ng To fight a blister, soak th e week,· just hefore I left on a "Coworkers with God " as her area in wann water for 30 business trip to Cal ifornia , he theme with scripture from minutes and protect it later called to say my pl ane wa s Second Cor. 2. on with a blister pad. going to crash. This IS a b1g A dessert course was serv· problem and I talk about it a ed by Trina Gibbs assisted by lot with my fri ends. Barbara Haley. Members COUNSELOR . How often made plans tn remember ,, HEMMAGIC does he bother ynu ' Mrs. Betz on her birthday. When your jeans are just MAllY : At least once a day Other memhers of the circle the right length for boots, but either by phone or in perare Mrs. Clara Mae Darst, too long lor your moccasins, son. A few months a~;o, I ev~ n Mrs. Oeida Chase, Mrs. use a flexible fabric fastener rharJged jobs but he found Golda Housh, Mrs. Marilyn that comes in tape or dots to me. Now I am thinkin g abo ut Fultz, Mi ss Freddie secure the hems to the length chan ging a putm e nt s Houdashelt, and Mrs. Edith desirable. because he was in the lobby of Sauer. my building when I came home at 2 a.m. yesterda y. COUNSELO R: You sound frig htened . MAllY : l am . His showing up like that ut2 a.m fri gh tened me . COUNS ELOR: What was he like when you met him ? MAHY : I knew it ! You arc ju.stlike everyone else. Attending were Dorothy Fry, Mary · Lisle, Florence COUNSELOH : Wlmt do Winebrenner , Marcia Karr, Pott<;, Anna Hilldore. Judy you mean ? Hilda Weaver, Karen and and Jane Ann Williams. MA RY: .Whenever l tell Terri R.oush, Elva Dailey, Judy, Kristen, . and Cheryl this story people always thi nk Nora, Patricia and Julia Pape, Ava-zo Sisson , Tammi it is all my fault - that I Houdashelt, Elma Louks, Buckley . Letta Spencer, should have known from the Opal Kloes, Janice l .isle, Em- Cathy and Amy Moore, Irne s!<lrt. But I swear he was a mogene and Teresa Holstein , Irene Hoback , Syracuse. nice ~ uy -a vera gc but mce Marjorie Manuel, Margaret Betty Lou J ohnson. Nancy when we swrted dating. Eichinger, Syracuse : Farie and Lori Adams, Cindy and COUNSE LOH: I guess you Kennedy, Sherry Teaford Shelly Winebrenner , Ruth feel like eve ryone 1s lettmg Donna -Byers, Middleport, and Emily Shain . Ann Obitz, you down. You men tiOned Hose Ann, Rochelle and Hadne; Thelma Hawley, your fr iends ctre not giving Kim berly \Jenkins. Helen Gladys Hobson, Jean Kloes, helpful advir<' Wh" t clo they Teaford, Faye, Angela and Eleanor Hobson. Debra think you shou ld do'! Melissa Clifford, Ruth Lyons, Hartenbach , Minersville ; MAllY : One says I should Debbie Powell, Demaris and Veronica Provo, Chester, · go back with the guy and let Shauna Crawford, Judy and Terriw Terrie Wa lker, Fan· the relationship die a nalilral Kristin King, Pomeroy . nie Miller. Rutland . death. The other sug~esL1 I Betty Ash, Ann Sauvage. Nancy Win ebr enn er, hire a gang of thugs to beat up Jean Weaver, Irene Parker, Belpre ; Stefanic Arnott, Col- the guy . Both suggestions Carolyn and Michelle McCoy , umbus . Mrs. Kenneth Smith, sound equally uutr•geous. Angela Harden, Donna R. Duncan Falls; Sharon and Wh en I explain my reaction. Smith, Stephanie Ash, Ber· Sara Gaul, Vincent : Garnet nice and Sandy Winebrenner, Baxter, Ca meron, W. Va .; Nancy and Trada Hubbard, Linda Boyd, Mary Gibbs. Betty Koch, Syracuse. Parkersburg, W. Va . and Kathy. Wendy and S!<lcy Hazel McKelvy, Portland. Circles plan 19 78-79 activities On 90-Day Certificates VAUGHAN'·S 992-6292 TITHE CUSTOM The tithe I from Old Eng lish •·teogothian" meaning tenth 1 was a custom datmg back to times o£ the Old Testament and adopted by the Christian church. Lay people were supposL>d to contribute one tenth of their annual income to the church. The money, or its equivalent, was used to support the clergy. mainl<lin churches and assist the poor. FREE RESTAURANT OR 354 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0 . HAVE GUESTS Mother's Day guests of Mr. and Mrs . Oval Diddle, Hacine, were Mr. and Mrs. Waid Diddle and sons. nnie and Kenny, Van Lear. Ky.; · Mrs. Brenda Bush. Janet and Melinda , Elyria : George Diddle, Columbus; Bobby Don Diddle, Belpre ; Mr. and Mrs. Don Did dle and Ann . Pomeroy: Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Diddle, Mr. and Mrs. Tom ddie, Shawn, Chad and Justin , Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fisher, Halph and Damon, Mrs. Austin Wolfe and Aimee, Mrs. Jane Ann Hill and Heather. Mrs. Carolyn Adams, all of the Hacine area. Telephoning during the day were Mr. and Mrs . Halph Diddle of Vinton , and Mr. and Mr s. Joe Nelson , Marbleh ea d. ·CHOICES 90 day Certificates of Deposll . ssoo.oo Minimum . Interest Payable Quarterly. A suDstantlal penaHy Is lnvok\141 on all ctrtlflc•l• acCOVIIII wlttHirawn prior to 1M daft of malvrlty . MeipCo.Bianch ~-) ,.~ - Tht A-• Co""tv Saz~rs!~·- • •..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil•-1' SY HA CUSE-Eig hty -e ight persons attended a mother· daughter dinner held at the Asbury United Methodist C.lmrch recently. Sponsored by the Young Adult Class of the church. Angela Clifford and Teresa Holstein reg istered th e guests. Cathy Moore gave the welcome and a specia lly written blessing was sung by the group. A cake in the replica of a church was presented by Judy Wil liams. f'avors of dr1c>d flowe rs and flowers in bud vases. alllmnd made by women of the Young Adult Class. decora ted the !<lbles. Fa mily and candid pictures were taken during the evening by Bill Francis. The prog ram opened with "Faith of Our Mothers" and prayer by Mrs. Opal Kloes. There was special music by the Sunda y school children. Michelle McCoy, Jane Ann Williams, Amy Moore. Tam- mi Buck ley, Kristen King, Melissa Clifford , Stacey Fry, Kimberly Jenkins, Emily Shain, Sara Gaul , Cheryl Pape, and Shelly Winebrenner Eleanor Robson read scripture from Proverbs, there was a solo by Judy Pape, " If I Can Help Somebody." Rose Ann Jenkins was organist ror a " Women of the Bible" style review . Taking part were Emmogene Hols· teil., Jud y King, Anna Hildore, !"aye Clifford, Hope Moore, Stephanie Ash, Mary Lis le, Terrie Walker, and Betty Koch. Judy Williams presented hand made flower ar· nmgemenls to Demaris Crawford, the youngest mother: Mrs. Florence Potts, the oldest: and Ann Obitz. the mother with the most ~ ving ch ildren. Mrs. Betty Koch gave the benediction . they -get mad and suggest I like till s hara ss ment . COUNSF:I.OH : You s• y yo u !<llk w1th them a lotahuut thi s pn,hlem ., · MAHY : Yes. COU:"-ISEI.OH · M•yhe they feel hel pless - and upset bt:cause they can't come up w1th some g<xJd advice . li<Jther thun adm1t thei r sugge~ti u n s ttre unworkable , the y blame i! on you and main!« in the feeling of being your good friends . MAHY : I hadn'tthought of it like thal..you mea n they may be feeling upset because they can't think of a way to help? COUNSE!.OH : Yes. Are you pu tti ng a lot .of press ure on them to come up with a svl ulion'! MAHY : I guessso. What do you think I should do about my problem' COUNSE LOR : What about filing a compla int with a l ~wye r on haretssment charges'~ Theiss, Tammy and Andrea: Margaret WinebreMer; Pat Winebrenner; Hache! Me· Bride; Julie Hysell ; Florence Potts ; Mary Lisle; Rose Ann Jenkins, Kimberly and Rochelle; Esther Harden, Betty Biggs; Susie Fischer; Diana King ; Genevieve Schneider ; Eleanor McKelvey; Pauline Morarlty: Joy Morarity , Carrie and Shannon ; Rev. and Mrs. Dwight Zavitz; Margaret Cottrill and Sharon; Katie Crow; Cheryl Crow, Lori and Robbie; Chris ~N~·w. COMPTON. ·o.D~- 1 I oPTOM•r••st School at 9:30a.m. morning worship at 10 :30 a.m.: even· ing service at 7: 30 p.m. and Wednesday evening service, at 7:30p.m. The public is in· vi ted . The consequences with the Ia w. · MAHY : That might work . ! dill go to the police - but. of co urse. th ey sai d th ey couldn 't get involved unless the guy actu ally tri ed to hurt me. l'll try that... I'm su re rny fr wnds will be relieved 1! this work .~. Then they won't hav e From the dependable name in time,.,. --- __ Ugly Deli cacy The bald-headed ibis is a parti cularl y homely waterfowl. Y ct it was e of the first birds of Europe to be pr<>tected , mainly because its young were regarded as delicacies that onl y graced the !<lbles of nobility . The ea rliest recorded ban on indiscrimi nate hunting of the ba ld-headed ibis was issued in 1504 by Archbishop Leonhead of Sa lzburg. BULOVA QUARTZ DIGITALS If the d1al reads Bulova , you have a d1Q1tat watch you can coun t on l or quality, accur acy, performance and style Come m. see o ur full setec tron of Bulo\la Quartz D1g!tals now 212 E. Main Pomeroy , 0 . FREE! 6TWO-HOUR BLANK VIDEO TAPES Ja cks, Candy and Cbasity; Chris Jacks , both receiving Frankie Mumaw ; Beatrice hanging baskets of vining Blake ; Charlotte Nease and geraniums. A hanging basket Diana ; Jane Teaford; Janice of assorted petunias was Lawson; Jean Hall ; Mildred presented to Frankie Mumaw Pierce and Tina ; Glenna for her faithfulness to the Davis ; :Mildred Hamm ; church. All ladies of the church Helen Harris; Helen Diddle ; present were given potted Agnes White; Carol Adams . and Kim; Karen Connelly begonias. Flowers were placed in the and Shelly and Thelma ch·urch in memory of Grueser. . Mothers recognized during Angeline Nease by Florence the Sunday School hour on Potts; Mary Ann Mumaw by Mumaw and Mother' s Day at the church Frankie Margaret Nease by Rachel were, oldest, Mrs . Susie Fischer : youngest, Mrs . McBride. mother with the second largest number of relatives present ; Mrs . Gertrude Kloes, "Ten Steps to Victory Over Depressioo " by Tim LaHaye, for being the oldest mother attending; and Mrs. Marta Blackwood, "Young Children and their Problems" by Clyde M. Nar· ram ore, for having the youngest baby In the service. Pastor Alan Blackwood prea ched the morning message on mothers and their imporatnt role in rear· In~ children and guiding the · home. From the scripture , he pointed out the virtues and strengths of three mothers, Joehebed, mother of Moses; Hannah, mother of Samuel; and Eunice, mother of OFFICE HOURS: 9:3U to 11, ·2 to S ~LOSE' Timothy. AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST OURT Services of tbe church are ST., POMEROY. ..L held regularly 11ith Sunday I ~g 8 -~aWl local men!«! health association or mental health information service. t...-Wr ite to Dr. Blaker in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 489, HadJO City Station, New York , N.Y. 10019." Volwne of mail prohi bits personal replies, but questions of general interest wi II he discussed in future colwnns. him to have some contact OYER '100 VAWE wtth pwchase ol Zemth V1deo Casselte Recmder LIMITED TIME ONLY' Mothers recognized at churc~ Recognition of mothers was held at tbe SW1day service of the Calvary Bible ·Church located on Pomeroy Pike off Flatwoods Road. Although all mothers were honored during the service four were ~l'eJJ special recognition. Awarded gift books were Mrs. Mae Jones, " The Spirit Controlled Woman" by Beverly LaHaye, for having the most relatives present; Mrs. Iva Sisson, "How to Begin and Improve Family IJevOUons" by Clyde M. Narramore, for being the of one ncar you, conl<ict your fur the man would not be very se rious but it Imght fri ghten ''Family Album'' theme for mother-daughter banquet The annual Mother • Daughter banquet o£ the Syracuse First United Presbyterian Church was held May 10 at the church aMex with a potluck dinner. Grace was offered by the Rev . Dwight Zavitz. The theme of the banquet was "Family Album." The tables were decorated with different color clotbs, mat· ching cups, serenity prayer napkins, nut cups, vases of artificial flowers and picture frame programs. At each setting was a potted petunia. At 7:30 p.m. the group adjourned to the sanctuary where the program was opened with devotionB by Esther Harden followed by prayer a11,~ a song by Mrs. Harden. Diana Nease played a plano solo, Margaret Cottrill gave a reading and a plano solo was presented by Kim Adams. The program was then turned over to Rev . and Mrs. Zavltz wbo showed slides of the church events during their tenure here. After the showing of the slides Rev. and Mrs. Zavltz was presented ·a church family picture album by Jean Hall oo behalf of the congregation. Those attending were: Esther Sylvester, Pam lo hsten to me all the lime. ~OUNS F;LOH : Well , it is a fnghtemng experience and you do need to talk about it. H11~ could you explain you aren 'I necessa rily asking (or adv1ce when you bring it up ' Mary decided to te ll her fnends tha t she needed to !«lk abo ut her problem but didn't Wllnt them to feel pressured to come up with solutions . She felt opllmistic about this plan and about filtng a complaint against her old boyfriend. Dr. Blaker cannot lake telephone calls from her re<:iders. Howe ver, there eire hundreds of criSi s mterventi un phone lines in the Umted S!<ltes. For the phone nUinher Reg. 5995 .00 - 5100 Tapes SIOO Value • Record the TV Show You're Watching • RecOfd One Show While You Watch Anolher • Record TV Shows While You 're Away Recor.:j your tavonte TV shows- play them back a~'~yt,me- w rt h the Zenrth Vrdeo C assene Rocorder Buy no .... -and taKe home \WO·no ur e blank •rd eo taocs FREE' So you can start your own lrbrary at recor ded programs Vou c an record programs as you wat ch them, re cord one as you wat ch anotner , record when you re away hom home' Srmul ated .,cod cabrnet , gramed Wa lnut color Produce Your Own Shows with Yw un goto-cotor !ftm · Optional VIdeo Camera t Free Tape Oller also avail able wrlh Zenith Natural Winner Tom Longboat, an Onondaga Indian from the six Na· lions Reserve near Brant· lord , Ontario and world champion long distance run· , ner in 1906, raced a horse over a 12-mile course and won. He also won the ~mile Boston Marathon in 1907 in record time. In 1912, he set a record for Lhe 1~-mile wslancP that still stands. • Build a TV Tape Library to Enjoy at Anytime Vrdeo C9nter , Re cord er·Co nsole Color TV Combtn ai!On - MOdel SJR9500P INGELS FURNITURE. 106 N. 2ND AVE. • �6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0., Friday, May 19. 1978 ing gracious and say kindly ·'J really caimotlalk now" or ·' J cannot use the product you arc selling ill this lime". Usuall y the solicitor iB kind and gracious in return , I feel so much better since I chang. ed and am no longer uptight Polly Cramer and peeved. - H.O.B. DEAR POLLY - When my mav be of a different Bross knobs husband qui I smoking I maierial. ·LOIS salvaged his rotating pipe don't match DEAH POLLY - My first stand and use it as a scissors Pel Peeve is with the hand holder . The scis' sors fit DEAH POLLY- We have grips on mattresses. Usually through with the points down added more cupboards in our there arc two on each si de so it stands on my sewing kitchen and the brass knobs and it would he so helpful if · machine and is a great conveon the old ones look very tar· there were such grips on the nience. -" EILEEN nished and black against the ends. This thOught really hit DEAR POLLY - When I new knobs . I would so like to me when my husband and l find ants in my kitchen I put have them all look alike and recently changed beds in a each leg of the table in a can have used brass polish but it couple of bedrooms. A mat· of water so there is no danger has not done m~r h good. I tress is heavy to carry, or of them gelling to food on the would appreciate any advice .even to tum , and a real pro· table.- HENRIETIE you could give me. -- blem with nothing on the ends Polly will send you one of to hold on lo. SHAHON her s igned thank-you Also I just received a phone DEAH SHAHON - Do newspaper coupon clippers if remove your old knobs and call from somL'OIJe trying to she uses your favorite !<lke them to a refinisher. sell me a book on plant<;. It Pointer, Peeve, Problem in Have them brass plated and irks me so to receive calls her column . Write POLLY 'S lacquered and then they will from people selling anything POINTER~ in care of this like books and ma gazine look hke new.- POLLY new s p a ~~r. CHARTER MEMBERS - Mrs. Ethel Grueser and DEA H POLLY- I want to subscriptions. I think t)lere Mrs. Beuna Grueser, center, charger members of the tell Barbara that we have a should be a law against such Rock S!"'ings Better Health Club, were hOnored at the molded plastic wall around calls . -MRS. C.E. DEAH POLLY - E. M.'s 42nd anniversary celebration Thursday. They were our bathtub and the previous presented gifts by Mrs. Lenora Leifheit, president. owner or the house warned us Pet Pee ve co nce r!1 ed Anotber charter member, Mrs. Gladys Morgan , was about using abrasives on it, I teleph : 'ne solicitors and l Gallipolis Business College unable to attend due to illness. tried soaps and mild would like to remind her that is oHering the accredited cleansers but it remained the caller may nel'<l the program of class work you're required to dingy looking until my hus· salary he or she makes for complete for t•klng the band tri ed his car wax (not that unpleasant work . All of .~:::::::~~~$~::::::::~::::~:-;:;:·:·::::~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::x:}~:::::::.-:;:~x:::::::;~::;~ cleanser) . It cleaned off all us have proba bly had such Ohio Stale Examinotio~ complete in only 12 ~:: spots and soil and this en· solicitors call at inconvenient weeks . Class begins June times and I know that in the :~,,- - ~:· ~.:,. ; cou raged him to clean the en12. For more Information • lire wall. Now it shines. I past I ha ve often been rude in contact Loe E. Tyler. 446 S·: t;: wipe the entire wall with a words or slanuncd the phone 4367. . . ~;_ : 1 _:~',-~:_-~, dry towel after each shower down. No. 75·112·1M72B .. By Helen Bolte . and no problems. Do tes t on Finally I decided to try be· } I I I :>: yours hefore plunging in as it Rock Springs Better Health Club reviews 42 years of events Heminiscing on happenings nwmas, secretary ; Netti e of th e past 42 yt•a rs Collins, chaplin ; Florence highlighted Thursday 's an· Burnside, librarian: and niversary relebrat1m1 of the Eloda Hartung. pwnist. Hock Springs Better Hea lth !"rum the heginning em· Club at the Hock Springs phasis at the elubmeetings United Methodist Church. has been on ways lo mainl<lin Two charter mernllt:!rs, guud health , or methods of Mrs. Ethel Gruescr and Mrs. treali ng illness. diseases, and Buena Gruescr , were injuries. recognized and presented The members have bt>en a gifts from the dub by Mrs. suum· of aid to many in the !.<nora Leifheit, president. cunununit)'. Duringtheir ear· Mrs. Ethel Grueser read a ly years they provided first poem she had written fu r the a1d supplies to ~he schools. 25th anni versary of the d ub they work l~l with the Red entitled "The B1rtl1 of the Cross and the bloodmobile, Health Club" which relates the v ma de towels and the hwnorous side of how the washdothes for Me igs club was organized by com· Gen era I Hospi Ia I, they munity women involved in a ass1sted fam ilies whose health class taught by the late homes were destroyed by Miss Nelle Bing, R.N . fire s. they visi ted the sick. The class was sl<lrted in . and they sent bo.es of early !936 by Miss Bing to .. goodies" and cards to the teach home care of the sick. scrvlL'crncn . We~ks of lraming and the Thell' projects through the class wa s completed, but the years have changed . They women were not rea dy to diS· now ha\·e some hospil<ll band. so the Rock Spnngs <'<]Ui pment wh1ch they loan. Better Health Club was form· they remember the Meigs ed in May of that yea r. County Infirmary residents Their mott o was "Work fur wtth t'ards and money on Better Health" and Ethel their birthdays, they prepare Gruese r wrote a song by that Christmas trays of fruit and title which for a time was US· cookies for senior citizens ed to open the meetings. She and shutins of the conununi~ was the f1rst treasurer of the ty. ami they ra ise funds for club, while the other officers vanous organizati.ons. of 1936 were Hattie Bulin , !.11st sununer the Hock Sprpresident ; Win ifred Gruese r. ings Better Health Club sponvice presiden t : Gla dv s sored an tee cream socutl REVIVAL Christian Baptist Church POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT BYPASS 1Route 7 & 124 l Pastor , JAMES E. KEESEE MAY 22-28, 1978 With the proceeds of over $300 bt!ing given to the Pomeroy Emergency Squad. They still serve the bluO<~n ollile , and jusdtxrc just recentl y pruvid· ed some toys fur llw pediatric ward at Veterans Memorial · Hospil<ll. The dub members also join others of the com· munity in making life a httle brighter for the Meigs County resident<; of the Athens Men· !<II Health Center by sending ove r g1fts for Christma s. The Club now has 26 at'li ve mcmhers. One of the charter members who is still active \\ith the dub is Mrs . Gladys Morgan. and following the an· niversary dinner Thursday. a traywasdeliveredtoher. Past presidents of the dub. a few now deceased but many still active, are Hattie Bolin. Winifred Gru escr, Ann Reuter, Frances Folmer , I.ottic Leonard , Grace Drake. Trecie ,\bbott, Hazel Hwn· phrey, Ethel Grueser, Louise Bcarhs, Wibnetl<l Leifheit. Lel ia Bailev. Buena Grueser, Virg1nia ·wears. Gladys Morgan . Phylli s Skinner: Masine Arnold , Ger ry Gruescr, Helen lllackston. Helen Radford. Frances Goeglein. Loui'e Hadfurd, Judy HUinphrey . ;. Special Singing Nighlly Nursery Available FUNDAMENTAL INDEPENDENT A L MAY srECI... ""':~. . BARBECUE &FRIES Loves This New Deal Pepsi S9c Plus Cartoon Glos 99¢ Featuring 3 Flavots of Soft-Serve for Cones. Also 1 Sherbet BOTH LOCATIONS • • I I ji datry IS e - Ic~ l Locust & 4th 51 . Middleport , o. 992-5248 WANT A REAL ESTATE LICENSE? t Helen Help H omecomzn6a·. seroice set uS Pierced Ears · The annua l homecummg of the Naomi Baptist Church, Pomeroy, will be held SUitday. Services will hegin with Sunday sc hool at 9:30 a.m. w1der the direction of Osr~r Qualls, superintendent. The morning worship will be conducted by the !lev. Samuel Jackson, pastor and the afternoon program will begin at 2:30 following a i2 :30 dinner. Speaker in the afternoon will be thellev . Vance Watson, pastor of the Providence Church at Kerr and the Mt. Carmel Baptist Church at Bidwell. He will be accompanied by a choir. ----~--··-·- With REV . LARRY EMERY Dean of Massillon Baplisl College AND THE SINGING EMMANUELS On May 28- Morning Service POLLY'S POINTERS 1 I Social 1 1 Calendar 1 1 FRIDAY PAST MATHONS of Middleport Chapter DES Friday evening at the home Jf Mrs. Allen Hughes. DAN HAYMAN and The Country Hymntimers will be feBtured at revival services Saturday at the Hazel Community Church at 7:30 p.m. SATURDAY CAll WASH Saturday at Barton 's Ashland, 10 to 5, spons ored by Meigs 11 Majorettes . MIDDLEP ORT High School Alumni banquet reservations must be in to Mrs. Ruby Vaughan, S. Third St. , by Saturday. SUNDAY COUNTY WIDE prayer meeting, 2 p. m. Sunday at Bald Knob Gospel Mission with Glen Bissell, class leader. MONDAY BEND 0' the River Garden Cl ub members to work on the dvic project at the Le!<lrl Falls Cemetery, 6 p.m. Monday. From there they will go to the home of Mrs. Nora Cross for the reg ula r mee ting. Mrs. Maxine Wingett will be hostess. TIJESDAY AME RI CAN LEGION Aux· iliary, Hacine Post 60'l , 7:30 p.m. at the hall. ' MY HUSBAND THE PIMP,' SHE SAYS DEAR HELEN : My husband's new boss is 50 and divorced three limes. Marv invited him home for dinner and ever since, he's been stopping by when Marv isn't home. I thought he was just lonely. Boy, was I naive! After I prac· tically fought him off one day, I thought I'd cool it by saying my husband would find out. Mr. T- laughed and said, " Why don't you tell him '" I did, and got the shock of my life. Marv ex plained how much the job means to him and that maybe he'll be a junior executive soon, if... Then he said, "It's little enough to help me. Alter all , it 's not like a real affair, just an afternoon now and then, and you're not doing an)1hing else.' ' !That 's true: Marv 's no great shakes in bed or out of it. I What do you suggest'!- NOT READY FOR THIS DEARNRFT: · . " Do something else" -like tell Marv to try his pimping from a hotel room downtown; and see a lawyer ' -H. DEAR HELEN : I'm 60 but feel45. I have heen bowling for about 15years, and am very aggressive about it. Every time I don't do so well , I brooJ all week. This year my average went down 10 point.s and I'm thinking of qUJtting. I'm no longer top bowler on my team and my mistakes worry me so much! get worse and worse. For my peace of mind, should I drop the game ? Outside of bingo and a retired husband, I don't have any other social life. - MAVIS DEAR MAVIS : Don'ldrop bowling. Instead, substitute "fun" for "win, " and let someone else be top team member for a while. · I've a small idea your problem isn 't so much a slightly poorer score as it is the fact that lO points difference might indicate you're growing old. If you'll relax and enjoy the game. you 'll scion be making your usual spares and strikes. You'll see! - H. DEAR HELEN : This is to Mrs. Heartbroken who can't forget her husband's affai r, even though they 're happily reconciled. Dear, you are only hurting and punishing yourself when you awake in the middle of the night with the memory of them in each other's arms. When this happens , thil\jl how it would be in bed without him, just you alone with your thoughts and the. other woman really in his anns. Always remember, " He chose me!" You won and she lost. You have his complete love, your life is much improved, so think of the now and not the past, or you yourself will ruin your future . - BEL.IEVE ME With Purchase of EAR RINGS 24 Carat Gold Over Surgical Steel Company representative will be in our store . MAY 20, 1978, SATURDAY 9:00-5:00 Middleport Book Store Middleport , Ohio Ph. 992 -2641 Those under 18 years of age must be accompanied by parent or guardian. ,KJN FOLKS Proudly Presents FRIDAY SPECIAL MEETING , Sutton Township Trustees, 8 p.m. Friday for purpose of buying insurance at home of Clerk Paul Moore. SATURDAY SPECIAL MEETING , Shade River Lodge 4S3 , F&AM, 8 p.m. Saturday with work in the Master Mason Degree. All Master Masons welcome. meeting, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday atthe hall. WEDNESDAY AMEHI CAN LEGION, Ftoeney-Bennett Post39, Mid· dleport, 7:30p.m. Wednesday at the hall. Plans to be made for cemetery visits on Memorial Day. AMEHICAN LEGION Auxiliary, Feeney-Bennett Post 3!1, Middleport, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the hall. TIJESDAY AMERICAN LEGION Aux· iliary, Drew Webster Post 39, joint junior and seni or NEVER, NEVER Never top a summer T· shirt with a sweater vest. WAYNE MARTIN and THE COUNTRY DRIFTERS Karen Blaker Ph.D. Friends ore trying OTHER STUDENTS taking part in "Rowdy Kate" to be held at Syracuse Elementary Friday at 8 p.m. are mayor, bridegroom, big Bart, bartender, parson, horseshoe Tenny, Geezer, Tricky Pete and Moe. Shown 1-r, are, Sam Amburgey, Tom Wolfe, Denn~ Teaford , Brian Allen, Corey McPhail, Erich Philson, Gary Foley, Handy Armes, and Mark Salser, seated. New officers were elected and projects £or the 1978-79 year plann ed during meeti ngs of the circles of the B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society of the Middleport First Baptist Church held this week. ELECTACIRCLE Meeting at the home of Mrs. Clara Belle Riley, the Electa Circle selected as projects remembering patients at the Mental Health Center in Athens and the Pinecrest Nursing Home. Shu!ins to be rememhered by the circle members are Woodrow Ca ll. Sr., Ada Root, Vivian Titus. and Elizabeth Gardner. Mrs. Riley is rhainnan of the drcle and other officers elected were Mrs. Bornice Baker, vice chairmim and program leader; Miss Rhoda Hall, devotional leader ; Tex - . anna Well, project chairman: Mrs. Elizabeth Slavin, treasurer; Mrs. Freda Ed· wards, white cross chairman ; Mrs. Mary Brewer , secretary, and Mrs. Homa Hawkins, love gift chai rman . Mrs. Gardner will be remembered with an Ideal magazine for her birthday in May. Refreshments were served by Mrs . Riley assisted by Mrs . Brewer . Other members attending were Mrs. Ethel Hughes, Mrs. Dana Hamm, Mrs. Lillian Demoskey, Mrs. lsahelle Winebrenner. . DORCAS CIRCLE . Mrs. Lula Murray , Mrs. Anna Grim, Mrs. Letti e Roush , and Mrs . Frances Bearhs are the shutins to be remembered during the year by the Dorcas Circle members. Meeting in the church social room , Mrs. Freda Hood, chainnan, ope ned the meeting with devotions entitled " Missionaries. Past and Present" with scripture from St. John I, 45 and 46. ,. , Offi<;ers elected were Mrs. Alwilda Werner, vice chair· man and program leader ; Mrs . Sarah F owler, secretary; Mrs . Eloise Wilson, trea surer; Mrs. Beulah White , devotions chairman : Mrs. Leora Sigman, love gift : Mrs. Katheryn Metzger, white cross; and Mrs. Martha Klein, Mrs. Katie Anthony , and Mrs. Pearl Hoffman , project. Besides rememberin g shutins, other projects taken on by the circle include the Young's Home at Pomeroy, and residenlll of the Gallipolis State Institute. Saving bottle caps and postage stamps are also activities planned for the year. A letter was read from Mrs. Alire ccland, and members signed a round-rubin card fur Mrs. Cora Pullen, a patient at the Holzer Medical Center. A prayer ci rcle concluded the meeting with Mrs. Hood and Mr s. Whit e se rvin g rcfreslunenls . Others atten· ding wc1·e Mrs. June Kloes and Mrs. Elizabeth Searles. LOVE JOY CIRCLE Hemembering residents of the Meigs County Infirma ry and the Arcadia Nursi ng Hume were taken on as project<; of the Love Joy Circle during a meeting held at the home of Mrs. .Janirflf:i hhs. 5.75% 5.75 per cent paid on THESE SPECIALS! • ST & ·PEARL STR~ETS DOLE PORT, OKlO SATURDAY, MAY 20 8'P.M. • 10 P.M. NO COVER CHARGE NO PURCHASE REQUIRED Bring The Whole Family Chau·man. The circle members will a lso rememb e r Mr s . Florence Hannay, Mrs . Maude Bctz, and Mrs. Iva Turner, shutins, during the year. Officers eleded were Mrs. Sarah Owen, vice chairman and program chainnan: Mrs. Helen Bodimer, secretary; Mrs . Frances Smart, treasurer; Mrs . Lillie Hubba rd. wh ite cross rha1rman: Mrs. Louise Davis, love girt chairman : Mrs . Marjorie Walburn and Mrs. Eva Hartley , project chairmen , cmd Mrs . Mary H1111ht.'~ ''",'fl- Asbury has 88 in attendance at mother-daughter banquet Our Interest is Greater For You CHECK Somet imeS fri ends do mort;> harm than good in the1r ef· forts to he lp. This hoi-li ne call er was upset a bout her friends' bad advice. She was seeking an explanCJti on f~r their trying behaviOr. MARY : My fri ends give me wild solutions fur my problem and then seem offe nded when I don't take their adv1ce, I , dun 't want to seem ungrateful CAN.(;AN DANCERS taking part in "Rowdy Kate" but their reaction just are 1-r , Karen Hemsley, Drenda Cunningham, Rebecca doesn 't seem fai r. Wh::~ t Arnott, Louise Meagher, Julie Willis and Tammy Adkins. would be the best way to hun · die th iss ituat1 un 7 COUNSELOH : Why not s!<lrt from the beginni ng' SAUNA STEP What kind of problem are you If you use facial sa unas and trying to solve'' masks one after the other, MA RY : Well. abo ut a yea r use the sauna first . It opens ago 1 went out with a man for the pores and allows the a few months. After I broke mask to work well. up with him, he started following and harass1 ng me. tiona! chairman. He won't stop . Sometimes he Mrs. Gibbs opened the BEAT THAT BLISTER even threatens me. I.11st meeting with devotions us1ng To fight a blister, soak th e week,· just hefore I left on a "Coworkers with God " as her area in wann water for 30 business trip to Cal ifornia , he theme with scripture from minutes and protect it later called to say my pl ane wa s Second Cor. 2. on with a blister pad. going to crash. This IS a b1g A dessert course was serv· problem and I talk about it a ed by Trina Gibbs assisted by lot with my fri ends. Barbara Haley. Members COUNSELOR . How often made plans tn remember ,, HEMMAGIC does he bother ynu ' Mrs. Betz on her birthday. When your jeans are just MAllY : At least once a day Other memhers of the circle the right length for boots, but either by phone or in perare Mrs. Clara Mae Darst, too long lor your moccasins, son. A few months a~;o, I ev~ n Mrs. Oeida Chase, Mrs. use a flexible fabric fastener rharJged jobs but he found Golda Housh, Mrs. Marilyn that comes in tape or dots to me. Now I am thinkin g abo ut Fultz, Mi ss Freddie secure the hems to the length chan ging a putm e nt s Houdashelt, and Mrs. Edith desirable. because he was in the lobby of Sauer. my building when I came home at 2 a.m. yesterda y. COUNSELO R: You sound frig htened . MAllY : l am . His showing up like that ut2 a.m fri gh tened me . COUNS ELOR: What was he like when you met him ? MAHY : I knew it ! You arc ju.stlike everyone else. Attending were Dorothy Fry, Mary · Lisle, Florence COUNSELOH : Wlmt do Winebrenner , Marcia Karr, Pott<;, Anna Hilldore. Judy you mean ? Hilda Weaver, Karen and and Jane Ann Williams. MA RY: .Whenever l tell Terri R.oush, Elva Dailey, Judy, Kristen, . and Cheryl this story people always thi nk Nora, Patricia and Julia Pape, Ava-zo Sisson , Tammi it is all my fault - that I Houdashelt, Elma Louks, Buckley . Letta Spencer, should have known from the Opal Kloes, Janice l .isle, Em- Cathy and Amy Moore, Irne s!<lrt. But I swear he was a mogene and Teresa Holstein , Irene Hoback , Syracuse. nice ~ uy -a vera gc but mce Marjorie Manuel, Margaret Betty Lou J ohnson. Nancy when we swrted dating. Eichinger, Syracuse : Farie and Lori Adams, Cindy and COUNSE LOH: I guess you Kennedy, Sherry Teaford Shelly Winebrenner , Ruth feel like eve ryone 1s lettmg Donna -Byers, Middleport, and Emily Shain . Ann Obitz, you down. You men tiOned Hose Ann, Rochelle and Hadne; Thelma Hawley, your fr iends ctre not giving Kim berly \Jenkins. Helen Gladys Hobson, Jean Kloes, helpful advir<' Wh" t clo they Teaford, Faye, Angela and Eleanor Hobson. Debra think you shou ld do'! Melissa Clifford, Ruth Lyons, Hartenbach , Minersville ; MAllY : One says I should Debbie Powell, Demaris and Veronica Provo, Chester, · go back with the guy and let Shauna Crawford, Judy and Terriw Terrie Wa lker, Fan· the relationship die a nalilral Kristin King, Pomeroy . nie Miller. Rutland . death. The other sug~esL1 I Betty Ash, Ann Sauvage. Nancy Win ebr enn er, hire a gang of thugs to beat up Jean Weaver, Irene Parker, Belpre ; Stefanic Arnott, Col- the guy . Both suggestions Carolyn and Michelle McCoy , umbus . Mrs. Kenneth Smith, sound equally uutr•geous. Angela Harden, Donna R. Duncan Falls; Sharon and Wh en I explain my reaction. Smith, Stephanie Ash, Ber· Sara Gaul, Vincent : Garnet nice and Sandy Winebrenner, Baxter, Ca meron, W. Va .; Nancy and Trada Hubbard, Linda Boyd, Mary Gibbs. Betty Koch, Syracuse. Parkersburg, W. Va . and Kathy. Wendy and S!<lcy Hazel McKelvy, Portland. Circles plan 19 78-79 activities On 90-Day Certificates VAUGHAN'·S 992-6292 TITHE CUSTOM The tithe I from Old Eng lish •·teogothian" meaning tenth 1 was a custom datmg back to times o£ the Old Testament and adopted by the Christian church. Lay people were supposL>d to contribute one tenth of their annual income to the church. The money, or its equivalent, was used to support the clergy. mainl<lin churches and assist the poor. FREE RESTAURANT OR 354 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0 . HAVE GUESTS Mother's Day guests of Mr. and Mrs . Oval Diddle, Hacine, were Mr. and Mrs. Waid Diddle and sons. nnie and Kenny, Van Lear. Ky.; · Mrs. Brenda Bush. Janet and Melinda , Elyria : George Diddle, Columbus; Bobby Don Diddle, Belpre ; Mr. and Mrs. Don Did dle and Ann . Pomeroy: Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Diddle, Mr. and Mrs. Tom ddie, Shawn, Chad and Justin , Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fisher, Halph and Damon, Mrs. Austin Wolfe and Aimee, Mrs. Jane Ann Hill and Heather. Mrs. Carolyn Adams, all of the Hacine area. Telephoning during the day were Mr. and Mrs . Halph Diddle of Vinton , and Mr. and Mr s. Joe Nelson , Marbleh ea d. ·CHOICES 90 day Certificates of Deposll . ssoo.oo Minimum . Interest Payable Quarterly. A suDstantlal penaHy Is lnvok\141 on all ctrtlflc•l• acCOVIIII wlttHirawn prior to 1M daft of malvrlty . MeipCo.Bianch ~-) ,.~ - Tht A-• Co""tv Saz~rs!~·- • •..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil•-1' SY HA CUSE-Eig hty -e ight persons attended a mother· daughter dinner held at the Asbury United Methodist C.lmrch recently. Sponsored by the Young Adult Class of the church. Angela Clifford and Teresa Holstein reg istered th e guests. Cathy Moore gave the welcome and a specia lly written blessing was sung by the group. A cake in the replica of a church was presented by Judy Wil liams. f'avors of dr1c>d flowe rs and flowers in bud vases. alllmnd made by women of the Young Adult Class. decora ted the !<lbles. Fa mily and candid pictures were taken during the evening by Bill Francis. The prog ram opened with "Faith of Our Mothers" and prayer by Mrs. Opal Kloes. There was special music by the Sunda y school children. Michelle McCoy, Jane Ann Williams, Amy Moore. Tam- mi Buck ley, Kristen King, Melissa Clifford , Stacey Fry, Kimberly Jenkins, Emily Shain, Sara Gaul , Cheryl Pape, and Shelly Winebrenner Eleanor Robson read scripture from Proverbs, there was a solo by Judy Pape, " If I Can Help Somebody." Rose Ann Jenkins was organist ror a " Women of the Bible" style review . Taking part were Emmogene Hols· teil., Jud y King, Anna Hildore, !"aye Clifford, Hope Moore, Stephanie Ash, Mary Lis le, Terrie Walker, and Betty Koch. Judy Williams presented hand made flower ar· nmgemenls to Demaris Crawford, the youngest mother: Mrs. Florence Potts, the oldest: and Ann Obitz. the mother with the most ~ ving ch ildren. Mrs. Betty Koch gave the benediction . they -get mad and suggest I like till s hara ss ment . COUNSF:I.OH : You s• y yo u !<llk w1th them a lotahuut thi s pn,hlem ., · MAHY : Yes. COU:"-ISEI.OH · M•yhe they feel hel pless - and upset bt:cause they can't come up w1th some g<xJd advice . li<Jther thun adm1t thei r sugge~ti u n s ttre unworkable , the y blame i! on you and main!« in the feeling of being your good friends . MAHY : I hadn'tthought of it like thal..you mea n they may be feeling upset because they can't think of a way to help? COUNSE!.OH : Yes. Are you pu tti ng a lot .of press ure on them to come up with a svl ulion'! MAHY : I guessso. What do you think I should do about my problem' COUNSE LOR : What about filing a compla int with a l ~wye r on haretssment charges'~ Theiss, Tammy and Andrea: Margaret WinebreMer; Pat Winebrenner; Hache! Me· Bride; Julie Hysell ; Florence Potts ; Mary Lisle; Rose Ann Jenkins, Kimberly and Rochelle; Esther Harden, Betty Biggs; Susie Fischer; Diana King ; Genevieve Schneider ; Eleanor McKelvey; Pauline Morarlty: Joy Morarity , Carrie and Shannon ; Rev. and Mrs. Dwight Zavitz; Margaret Cottrill and Sharon; Katie Crow; Cheryl Crow, Lori and Robbie; Chris ~N~·w. COMPTON. ·o.D~- 1 I oPTOM•r••st School at 9:30a.m. morning worship at 10 :30 a.m.: even· ing service at 7: 30 p.m. and Wednesday evening service, at 7:30p.m. The public is in· vi ted . The consequences with the Ia w. · MAHY : That might work . ! dill go to the police - but. of co urse. th ey sai d th ey couldn 't get involved unless the guy actu ally tri ed to hurt me. l'll try that... I'm su re rny fr wnds will be relieved 1! this work .~. Then they won't hav e From the dependable name in time,.,. --- __ Ugly Deli cacy The bald-headed ibis is a parti cularl y homely waterfowl. Y ct it was e of the first birds of Europe to be pr<>tected , mainly because its young were regarded as delicacies that onl y graced the !<lbles of nobility . The ea rliest recorded ban on indiscrimi nate hunting of the ba ld-headed ibis was issued in 1504 by Archbishop Leonhead of Sa lzburg. BULOVA QUARTZ DIGITALS If the d1al reads Bulova , you have a d1Q1tat watch you can coun t on l or quality, accur acy, performance and style Come m. see o ur full setec tron of Bulo\la Quartz D1g!tals now 212 E. Main Pomeroy , 0 . FREE! 6TWO-HOUR BLANK VIDEO TAPES Ja cks, Candy and Cbasity; Chris Jacks , both receiving Frankie Mumaw ; Beatrice hanging baskets of vining Blake ; Charlotte Nease and geraniums. A hanging basket Diana ; Jane Teaford; Janice of assorted petunias was Lawson; Jean Hall ; Mildred presented to Frankie Mumaw Pierce and Tina ; Glenna for her faithfulness to the Davis ; :Mildred Hamm ; church. All ladies of the church Helen Harris; Helen Diddle ; present were given potted Agnes White; Carol Adams . and Kim; Karen Connelly begonias. Flowers were placed in the and Shelly and Thelma ch·urch in memory of Grueser. . Mothers recognized during Angeline Nease by Florence the Sunday School hour on Potts; Mary Ann Mumaw by Mumaw and Mother' s Day at the church Frankie Margaret Nease by Rachel were, oldest, Mrs . Susie Fischer : youngest, Mrs . McBride. mother with the second largest number of relatives present ; Mrs . Gertrude Kloes, "Ten Steps to Victory Over Depressioo " by Tim LaHaye, for being the oldest mother attending; and Mrs. Marta Blackwood, "Young Children and their Problems" by Clyde M. Nar· ram ore, for having the youngest baby In the service. Pastor Alan Blackwood prea ched the morning message on mothers and their imporatnt role in rear· In~ children and guiding the · home. From the scripture , he pointed out the virtues and strengths of three mothers, Joehebed, mother of Moses; Hannah, mother of Samuel; and Eunice, mother of OFFICE HOURS: 9:3U to 11, ·2 to S ~LOSE' Timothy. AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST OURT Services of tbe church are ST., POMEROY. ..L held regularly 11ith Sunday I ~g 8 -~aWl local men!«! health association or mental health information service. t...-Wr ite to Dr. Blaker in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 489, HadJO City Station, New York , N.Y. 10019." Volwne of mail prohi bits personal replies, but questions of general interest wi II he discussed in future colwnns. him to have some contact OYER '100 VAWE wtth pwchase ol Zemth V1deo Casselte Recmder LIMITED TIME ONLY' Mothers recognized at churc~ Recognition of mothers was held at tbe SW1day service of the Calvary Bible ·Church located on Pomeroy Pike off Flatwoods Road. Although all mothers were honored during the service four were ~l'eJJ special recognition. Awarded gift books were Mrs. Mae Jones, " The Spirit Controlled Woman" by Beverly LaHaye, for having the most relatives present; Mrs. Iva Sisson, "How to Begin and Improve Family IJevOUons" by Clyde M. Narramore, for being the of one ncar you, conl<ict your fur the man would not be very se rious but it Imght fri ghten ''Family Album'' theme for mother-daughter banquet The annual Mother • Daughter banquet o£ the Syracuse First United Presbyterian Church was held May 10 at the church aMex with a potluck dinner. Grace was offered by the Rev . Dwight Zavitz. The theme of the banquet was "Family Album." The tables were decorated with different color clotbs, mat· ching cups, serenity prayer napkins, nut cups, vases of artificial flowers and picture frame programs. At each setting was a potted petunia. At 7:30 p.m. the group adjourned to the sanctuary where the program was opened with devotionB by Esther Harden followed by prayer a11,~ a song by Mrs. Harden. Diana Nease played a plano solo, Margaret Cottrill gave a reading and a plano solo was presented by Kim Adams. The program was then turned over to Rev . and Mrs. Zavltz wbo showed slides of the church events during their tenure here. After the showing of the slides Rev. and Mrs. Zavltz was presented ·a church family picture album by Jean Hall oo behalf of the congregation. Those attending were: Esther Sylvester, Pam lo hsten to me all the lime. ~OUNS F;LOH : Well , it is a fnghtemng experience and you do need to talk about it. H11~ could you explain you aren 'I necessa rily asking (or adv1ce when you bring it up ' Mary decided to te ll her fnends tha t she needed to !«lk abo ut her problem but didn't Wllnt them to feel pressured to come up with solutions . She felt opllmistic about this plan and about filtng a complaint against her old boyfriend. Dr. Blaker cannot lake telephone calls from her re<:iders. 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(Moe) McCoy P85-:J944 Pomeroy NA ZAR ~N~ HARHI FRf f VlF D ( Al t.L /1 <I i JH' CA/.1 PLAY fj()TI-' fNIJ~ Ar:JAlN'Ji THEI AND YOU'LL END UP FURNITURE & HARDWARE Homo lilt Slw• Ph . .S5-3301 Che•ler WE FILL DOCTORS PRESCRIPTIONS Rae me ._~uM r ~~----~--~------~ RIDENOUR SUPPLY SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY 51 Rl. 7 -Hf)<{ 2 W.LIY WA~N T I V f'Uk'SE- :_-."(£ -~y t,,TJLt. #4VFIT; OF HIS C AR , T HOU GH HE MAY SW ITC H . McCOY AUCTION SERVICE day ACALLTOUNITY ln Paul 's letter to the Ephesians, he states, "l beg you to lead a life worthy of the calhn~ to whtch yQu have been called " Apparently Paul fell that tt took some effort to become and remam the People of God He has been writmg about how ChriSt has brought into one body all classes and conditions o' people. Now, he says, as members of that body you have a responsibility to ma mtam and promote tts umty that others may believe For if the Church is to be the body throug h whtch Chnst acts, as well as the vmce through whtch He speaks, then tts members must be like-rnmded and possess vtrtues that "Ill bmd them together. So Paul continues, "Be humble , gentle, and patient alwa}s . Show your love by being helpfu l to one another Do your best to preserve the umty which the Sptrtt g1ves, by the peace that bmds you together." (Eph 4·2,3) In today 's world , most secular orgal"izattons are composed of U10se who have sun liar interests, whose status m soctetrts the same and m most cases of those who have similar racial and cu ltu;al backgrounds. But tt IS often quite dtfferent wtth the Church For God has ca lled all sorts and condtttons of people mto th e Church Therefore, Isn't tt to be expected that they would have to work harder to preserve unity than those v. ho have joined an organt7.aUon simply because of the tr common mterests• But when we constder that regardless of the label v.e may wear, we all have a common Father and we all belong to the family of God, should there not be stron g ties that bind us together in Christ, the brother of us all• For Is It not prectsely as we begm to become deeply concerned about the needs and wiShes of othe rs, that we truly become the Church where unity ts a reality . - Dwight L. Zavitz, Pastor · Dtrector, United Presbywnan Muustry m Metgs County I' John F Ph 9'12 2101 Church & Ofloce Supplies GIFTS Middleport 99 Mill St. ~ou r l h Sermonette Comet Collision The odds are 11lllilons •o one agatnst a colilswn between a cuonel and the ea rth , whtch , however, did pass through the uul of Halley's comet on May 19, l9l0 wtth no effect Rut bangmg mto a comet's nucleus - Ha lley 's wetghs 30 nu llwn tons could 1Jc MEIGS TIRE CENTER INC. 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Jan Wedne\doy UMW h rs t Tue~doy ~ ndeo110t b p rn 'WOf shrp ~e r 730pm vrcc 7 p m Wednesday evenm g RACINE Wl:SLEY AN Sunday pray er meetrng and Brblc study 1 school 10 o m worshrp 11 o m pm Cho11 proctrce Thur~doy 8 p m ST JOHN LUIH~RAN CHURCH l l lARl FA l l S Ch urc h School Prn e Gr ove The Rev W1l lr om 10 o m Wor shrp ser vr ce 9 o m Mrddle,;wart h Pas tor Churc h MORNING ST AR Worshrp q 30 servrces Q 30 o m Su nday School o m Chu rch Schoo l 10 30 a rn 10 30 o m M rd Weelo. Scrvrce Wedne sday B BRADBUR Y' ( HUR ( H OF pm CHRIST Mr Donold Roley po•.tor MORS E CHAPEL Worshp 11 Sunday school 9 30 o m wor a m Church !>chool 9 JO o m ~hr p servtce 10 JO a rn Sunday PORTLAND W or~ h1p 7 30 p m MHviCe~ 7 p rn you t h gr oup Chur ch School q 30 o m Wednesday 7 p m SUT I O N Church Sc hool q 30 ANliQ UITV BAPIISI Rev Eoll o rn W o r ~h rp 1~ t and 3rd Sundays )huler pa stor Sund ay Hhool 1030o m 9 30 o rrr Chur ch sel\•rce f p rn NOR!HlA Sl CI USlER you 1h meet rng b p m I ue sdo1' Br Rev Rrchard lho mo ~ ble Study 7 p m Po~ t or RA CIN E CHURCH OF IHl: Duane S y den~Jrrc.lo.er NA ZA RENE REN Jo hn A Coil John Douglas man po5o to r F1onkl111 Imboden A s~oc •ot e~ cholf mon o l the Boo rd ol Ch 11r. JOPPA Worshrp 10 o.m Iro n Llle Sunday School 9 30 Chu rch School 9 a m Prayer om mo rn rng wo rshtp 10 30 M ee t1ng Wednesday 8 p m Sun day evemng w o rs. h•p 7 30 LON G SOT JOM Sunday sc hool p m ProyEH meetrng Wedne1oo at 9 30 o m Worshrp ser .,~ees at doy 7 30 p m 7 30 p m Brble srudy and You th RA CINE FIR ST BAPTIST Don l meeting at 8 p m on Walke r Pastor Ronn •e Sol!>er Wednesdays Sunday sc hool sup ! Sunday NORTH BETHEl Wors hrp 11 r.choo1 9 30 om mor n•ng w01· om Church School lOa Ill !ohrp 10 40 o m Sunday even mg Al FRED Sunday Sc hool 9 30 wor~h•p 7 30 Wedne Sdo..,. e"'en om Wor~ohip 10 4S o rn Pr aye r mg 81 ble stu dy 7 30 mee lrng Wedne ~d oy 7 45 p m DAN VIllE WESLEYAN Re._. R UMW 3rd T,ue sdoy 8 p m D Br own , pa stor Sun day Sc hool , RHDSV IllE Sunday School9 30 9 30 om mo1n1ng wor~ h ip a m Worship 7 30 p m Prayet )0 45 youth serYt te b 4S p .m , Me el rn g 7 :fo p m Tu esday e"'enm g wonhr p, 7 30 p m , Vtsr lahon7 JOp m . 1st lhur sdoy . prayer an d p ro 1~e , Wednesday , Si lVER lODGE Wors~·u p 10 om 7 JOp I ll Church Sc hool9 a m Sll VE'R RUN FREE 8APTI S1 Re"' TU PPER S PLAINS, Wo rs ~Hp 9 Mor vi n Merkin pastor Steve Lrl · am Church School 10 am tie Sunday school s. upt Sunday KENO CHURCH Of CHRIS! sc hool 10 o m morntng war · George fre deri ck , supt Servrce ship , 11 o m Sund ay evenmg weekly , 9 30 a m on Sunday worsh 1p 7.30 Pra,.e r meet ing Preach ing frrSI and thHd Sundays ond Bible studJ< Thur s.day , 7 30 of mon th by Cl• fford Sm1th 9 30 p m , youth servtce , b p.rn . Sun om doy HOBSON CH RI STIAN UNION CHESTER CHURCH Of GOD Rev Keith Eblm rstor Sunday Mev l)or.rny fl Cook pa stor ~u n Re v Ha rvey Koch Jt A SBUR Y Worshrp 11 o m Chur<h School 9 SO am UMW lrr~l l ue~do y Brble Study T hu1~ 7 30 p m fOR£Sl RUN Wors h 1p q o rn Church SchooiiO om MI NfRSVI LlE Worsh rp 10 o rT'I <...hufC h School9 om SYRA CUSl: Churth Sc hool 9 00 am Worr.h1p ~ e rv r ce 7 30 p rn SOUT H~RN ClU STER R~ v Dovrd Horrr ~ C lu ~ t e r leader Rev Steven Wrl son Fl orence S1n11h H1lt on Woll e day 30om r\ doy t pm sc rv Ko II o m e..,enrng se1vr(e O~ X lER CHURCH OF CH RI ST 1 00 you th serviCe Wednesday Chorl es Ru !>~e ll S1 mrnrs l er 7 00 p rn W• clo. Macomber !>upt Sunday LAN GSV ILlE CHR IST IAN ~t hoo l 9 30 am worsh1p !>er • CHURCH Rober t Mu r.ser p o ~t o 1 v1ce 10 30 o m B1 bleS tudy lues Sunday ~c hoo l q 30 o rn Roy day 7 30 p m S•gmon sup • mornrng wonhrp REORGANIZED CHURCH OF 10 30 ~un do y evenmg serv•ce Jl:SU S CHRISl Of l ATTER OA't' 1 30 mtd week ~ervl{e Wedne~ SAINI S Por tland Roune Rood dey 7 p nr W•llrom Rous h past or Russell SYRA CUSE CHURCH O f THE Ra l cl rll chur ch sc hool 011et lo r NA ZARENE Rev Dale 8a'> 5 ~ undoy S<hool 9 30 o rn Morn pm lar Bob M oore Surldo..,. rn g w01 ~ h r p 10 JO o r11 Sunday ~chool.,up l · Sunday sc hool 9 30 cve n1n g ~ei ., I CC 7 p m Wednes o m n1om rn g worsh1p ~ 10 45 dav eve nrn g p1oye r ~er v • ce!o 7 30 a rn eYongclr!>!K ~er vr ce 7 p m pm Wudrw~ doy !oer vKe ~ p1oye1 IU1HlEHEM BAPTI ST Re11 Ear l ond prar se 7 p m N oiofene Shuler pasto r Worsh1p ~e rvrc e you th 7 p m Oo rl y praye r q 30 a m Sunday ~c hool 10 30 rnce trng !! 30 o rn Mens praye r o m Br ble Study and prayer ser rneetrng Solurdoy 7 p rn 0o11C e l hu•\day 1 30 p m W~ N UN liED BRET HREN IN CAR LET ON CHURCH Krng ~ bury CHR IS ! f ldcn R Bloke posl or Rood Go ry K•ng pa stor Sunday Ro lph Carl Sunday School 10 om How ard '>C hool 9 30 om McCoy ~!. up t Morn rng se tmon superin tendent evenrn g wors.hrp I I o 111 Sunday nrght ~erv r ce~ 7 30 p m Pr ayer mee l rn g. Chrr stron Endea vo r 7 30 p rn Wedne $day 7 30 p m Song !.ervrca 8 p m Pr eo< hu1g LONG BOTTOM CH R1SltAN B 30 p m Mtd wee -. Prayer " l:iruce Smllh pas tor Walla ce rnec tr ng Wednesday 7 p rll Roy Da mewood Supl B1ble Schoo l Adorns loy leader 9 30 am , Preoch1 ng se rvrc e, CHURCH OF JESUS CHRISl 10 45 om No eve nm g servrce l oco red a t Rutland on New L1rn o HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST Roocl nex t to Fore~ ! Acre Pork CHURCH Rev Herbort A1 l tng Rev Ray Rou!l. e pasto r Robe rt pa ~ t or Sundav Schoo l 9:30 o .m , Mu ssor Sunday Schoo l sup! Sun Mornrng se rv1ce 10 30 am , do.,. ~c hoo l 10 30 o m wor ~ hrp Evongel rstrc se rvrce 7 30 p m 7 30 p rn Brbl e Sludy W e dr,e~ Pra yer meetrng , Thursday 7 30 doy 7 30 p m Saturday mght p m prayer ~c r ,rce 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEl MISSION at HEMLOCK G ROVE CHRISHAN Bold Kn ob Rev law rence Roger Wat son pa stor Kenne th GluesellC omp Sr po!>!Ot Roger By c r Sunday ~c hool su pt Morn Wrlll ord Sr Sunday ~c haol sup l rng worshrp q 30 o rn Sun· Su nday Hhool 9 30 o Sunday doyHhool 10 30 om e"'enrn g evening ser-v 1ce 7 p m Prayer ~e r vrce 7 30 Wednesday Brble meelrng Tuesdoy 7 30 p m ~ T udy 7 30 p m Ernest Dee ter d on leader MT UNION BAPTI ST Don You th meeting Wed nesday , 7 30 Wrl~on Sundo J< sc h oo l p m wrlh Don and Mollho ~u per111tcndent Sunday ~choa l Meadow ~ leader s q 45 o rn even •ng wo r1ohlp 7 30 WHITE S CHAPEL Coo l'olrll e RO p rn Pray er mee trng 7 30 p m Rev. Roy Deete r past or Sunday Wedne$ doy school9,30 a m wonhtp serv 1ce TUPPER S PlAIN S CHRISTIAN 10 .30 om Bib le "udy and prayer O lUR CH Eugene Und erw ood servrce Wednesday 7 30 p m po~tor Howa rd Col dwell Jr , RUTlAND Sun day Schoo l Sup! SundoJ< RUTLAND CHURCH OF ( HRIST Sc hoo l 9 30 am Morn mg Ser Lo rry Coleman, pa!o tor Co· Sun· man 10 30 o m Sunday evenin g doy sd•oo l 1uph Som M cKinney ~01v rce 7 p m and Herb Ell•tt Sunday t.chool and l EIA RT FAl lS UNITED communion 930 om . Wonhtp BREIHREN Re..,. Free land N orrr s, and comunron I 0 30 a m po~ t or Floyd Norm sup t Sunday RUTlAND CO MMUNITY ~c hool Q;JO om morntng se r· CHURCH Sunday Sc hool 9 30 men IO·JO a .m , Prayer ser.,.ice, a .m . worsh1p ~et-vlce 11 a m , Wednesday , 7 30 p m Wed"'esdoy pr ayer mee ting 7 30 CHES lER CHURCH OF THE p .m f youth serv tces Sunday 7 NA ZAR ENE R~ Herbert Grale P m , Sunday ntght worsh1p, 7 30 po ster Won• hrp MHvr ce II o m RUTLAND CHURCH OF • THE and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday NAZARENE, Re ._. lloyd 0 Grimm Sc hoo l. 9 30 am fhchard Bo rton Jr ., pallo r Sunday sc hool , 9 30 su pl Prayer meetrng Wednes om wo1shtp servrce , 10 30o m day 1 30 p,m Broodcm llr ve over WMPO young BRA DFORD CHURCH OF people~ ser ... ice , 7 p m CHRIST Ga bttel Mzrs . po ster 81 EvongeUst k se rvice 7 30 p m bl e Sundgy Schoo l q 30om , mor· Wedne sday se rvice 7 30 p m nlng chur ch 10 30 o m .. Sunday MASON COUNTY evening ser..,ice 7 00 p m FIR ST SOUTHERN 8,&.PTJST Cor Wednesday serv1ce , 7·30 p m ner o! Second and Anderson LAUREL CliFF FREE METHODIST Mason Pastor Frank Lowther. CH U~CH , Rev Floyd F Shook Sunday sc hool , 9·4S om , wor pastor, lloyd Wright Sunday shrp sO rvrce , II a .m . ond 7 30 ~< hool Sup! Morn ing Worship p . m We ek l y Bible Study, q 30 a.m Sunday School 10 20 Wednesday 7 30 p m . • MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST. P. o rn . WednesdOJ' f' rayer Of'ld 81 blc Sl udy 7 30 p m , Sunrl<1y e' 9n 0 Bo• .r187 , Miller St , Mason , W 1ng wor~ hrD 7 30 p m ., C ,r r Pr .. c Vo Sundoy.§rble Studv 10om , i Wor shtp 11 om ond 7 p m 8tble Study Wedne sday 7 p m , Voca l mu src MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD Duddrng to ne M ason W Va Ches te r Tenn an t Pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 45 a m . Childre n$ Church b 45 p m Young Peoples E"'onye!rsl!c Servtce b 45 p m Se r v1ce 7 30 p m Wornen s Ml\ SIO nory Counc 1l 10 o m ltrst and th• rd Tue~ doys Prayer and a.ble Sludy Wed nesday 7 30 p m HARffO RD CHURCH OF CHRIS1 IN CHR ISTIAN UNION The Rev w.!l.om Campbe ll pa stor Sunday Sc hool q 30 o m . Jome 5 Hughes , r.upl even rng sarll'tee 7 30 p m Wed nesd ay eve ntng praye r meehng 7 30 p m , You1h prayer serv•ce each Tu esday f AIR VIEW BIBlE CHURCH Let art , W Vo . Rl I , Re.,.. Charles Hargraves, pa stor Worsh ip ser v r c e~ . 9 30 a m , Sunday school , 11 o m even tng worsh ip 7 30 p m luesdoy cottoge prayer mee1mg and Btble study , 9 30 om Wor sh ip sennce , Wednes doy , 730pm CAl VAR Y BIBLE CH UR CH now loca ted on Pomeroy Pik e Cou nty Rood 25 near Flatw oods Rev Blackwood pastor Servrces on Sunday at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m w ith Su ndo,. sc hool 9 30 om B.b!e study , Wednesday 7 30 p m INDEPENDEN T HOLINESS CHURCH INC - Carner Fourtt-r and l rnco ln Sts M 1ddlepor1 · Rev 0 Dell Manley pastor Sony Hud · son Sunday School svpermten dent Sunday school , q.30 am , eventng worsh1p , 7 JO p.m .. proye r and praise serv tce , Wed nesd ay, 7 30 p m THE PEOPlE' S CHURCH Of POMEROY - Corner Mom and Cou rt Sh , third floor o-ver Lrghthouse Restaurant Henr,. Caolo. pos.lor Sunday school , 10 a m morning w orship , I 1 o m , e-venin g s.ervica, 7 30 Wednes day evening service 7 30 In· terdenomlnoltonol full gospel RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Pastor Dennrs Boles Sunday Sc hool. 10 o m . worship ser~ k• . 11.30 a .m. a nd 7 .30 p m Prayer meet ing, Wedne sday 7 30 p .m . RUflAND 1\POSfOl!C CHURCH Of JESUS CHRIST, Elder Jom" Miller Bible study Wtdnttdoy 7 JO p.m., Sunday School , 10 am, Sunday ntght service. 7:30p.m . POMERO •Y WESLEYAN HOliNESS - Horrllon..,Hit Rood , Dewey Kmg , pastor, Ed11on Weaver , onistont , Henry ~blln , Jr , Sun~oy 1chool supt Sunday sc hool 9 30 o m morntng war· ship 11 a m Sunday even ing ter · -vlce 7 JO prayer m•• tlng Thurs · day . 7.JO p m SYRACUSE FIRST CH URCH OF GQt) - Not Penleco1tal. Rev . George Oll•r pastor , Worship service Sunday . 9 :o45 om .. Sun day sch6o! , 11 a .m ., wonhlp ter· vic•. 7:30 p .m . Thursday proy•r metllng 7:30p.m . MI. HERMON Unllod lroohror Church Sundgy Sc:h~l 9.30 o m Won hlp servic• tO "5 am Preochtnv ••rYic•• ev1ry Sunday aliernal lng with C. E. Wednesday ,. prayer rnelltmg 7 30 p m Rev J ome ~ lea<h pos1o1 Dov1d Holter la'y leader JEHOVAH S WITNESSES 1 m•le east of Rutland 1unctlon of Route 124 and Noble Summit Rood (1 174) Sunday 81bl e lectu re 9 30 o Wotd'ilower sludy 10 30 am Tuesday 81ble study . 1 a nd 8 15 p m Th ursday theacroll( sch oo l 7 30 p m ser ... tct meelrng, 8 30 p m HOPE BAPTIST 570 (;rent St M rddleporr Bobby Ello.ms , pa stor Sund ay School 10 o m .. wo rsh1p ~ervrce 11 om , eve n 1ng servtCe 7 30 p m Thvrsdoy proye1 mee11ng and B• ble study, 7 30 p m RUflAND FREEWILL BAPTISl Church leland Holey , poster Sunday school 10 b m , even ing ~er v tce 7 30 p m Pray er meet rng. Wednesday 7 lOp m CHURCH OF GOD of Proph&ey located on the 0 J Wh i te Rood off hrghwoy 160 Sun day School 10 a m Superm tendent John Loveday Frrst Wed nesday mght of month CPMA serv•ce1 1 se<ond Wednesday WMB mee ting. thttd through !Jfth youlh ser-vke George Croy le pastor HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL - 570 Granf St Middleport Re ... Bobby Elk tns Sunday sc hool 10 o m mormng Wor!hrp 11 . eYentng worshrp , 7 30 p .m . Thursday even ing 81ble study and prover meehng 7 30 p m . Aff iliated wllh SBC BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIS T- Gabrtel Mro1 poS!or. Sunday school, 9:30 o m . morn 1ng ch urch , 10·30 o .m Junior church program under d~rec:tton of Koren Mror f or children , 2· 10, durmg regular church hour rn church basement Sunday e1o1en· rng servi ce, 7 p m .. WednesDay 1erv lce, 7 30 p m JUBILEE CHRISTIAN CENTER Georges Creek Rood Church sc hool , 9a30 am , morning war· ship I 0 30 eYenlng service 7 30. Pro,.•r meeting Wedne1doy . 1 30 pm ST P,t,Ul LUTHERAN CHURCH. Corner of Sycamore and *and Sts . Pomeroy The Rev . Wlll lom Middlesworth, Pastor Sunday School 01 9. o4~ a .m . and Church S.rvtces 11 a m . SACRED HE.ART, Re>J Folher Paul 0 Welton . pastor . Phon• 992-2825. Saturday evening Mon . 7 30. Sunday Mau, 8 ond 10om Confession , Soturda., , 7·7 30 p .m CHRISTI"N BAPTIST - On ihe Route 7 bypou . James E. I<Hsee , postar Sunday IChool 10 a .m•. morn1ng wonhlp It o m even· ing service, 7, TRINITY Ch rlstlon Anembly , Cool ville Gilbert Spencer, ' po110r. Sunday achool 9 30 o m1 i morning wonhip , 11 o ,m Sunday evening ser1o1ic•. 7 30 p.m;: midw.P prayer ,.,.>Jice W.dnll· day , 7 .30p m . MOUNT Ollw-• Commun~ Church, Long lottom. Ruu I Clln•. su~rlntenct.n l . Sun School 10 o.m Y0111h group ond pray•t m.. tlnga Wednesday 7·:i) p .m , Church services Sundar 7:XI p .m , lowrefl(e lush , pastor . ' WI NN IE - -<= I'-! 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Three and n n<' ~lA if its fullp h<~se The morn tn g st1:1r 1s hours, 25 cen ts ' ln 1945. more tlmn 400 Menttry U nit~ d ~ THIS • ' ' Prrss BRIDGE lnh·nlali•lll<ll The cvc n m g Ve nu s, Mars, ~liH~ fi l l' 1\Jnc l tl'<tn Jup1 t e1 .uul planes bm111Jcd Tn k) n In 1964. It wa s 1e\ealL~I King tossed in key play '\IOifl II • 1\ .I 11i "Superf ortr t•ss'' Saturn Those burn un tht s dt.tlt: .trc Am c r il' .tn diplomat s had fnund Ht le-ast 40 ser i'Ct w1der tho s1gn of Taurus Arnen can ;1htla n1hrop1 st IIH('rnphones hidden 1n llw U S ~~mbass) m iv1ustow 5_,q Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag • " r' r • •\ 8 !i 4 WEST +l • a1 YOO'RE nPS¥! oo !OJ HAve Wl..M.lAIIOfJ ~ ANv. .•fWV JJ Jtjlru} fi;}'if ~ ~~ ~ • 85~ • Q .1 10 a J t STICKLER FER HOMEWORK (~ K I South lets We"l hold that tnck also ll c rhsca rd s the f:a st I' d.S~ !'dSS t Snuth !+ a d ub from ht s hand West tnust lead ,lJlothcr dimno nd Sou th r uffs tn dumm}, d 1s· ca 1ds hb llJst duU a nd makes ha s contrcu.:t Q You hold • KX HIN\ OF iHI$. BUT HE'S A I JIJI P ;1ss The dr · lasl heart f rom dumm} a nrl 0 J>Crw og ll'd d if-lEY PAID A CALL THE SCULPTO~ 5ECAUSE THEY SUSPECTED OL' WHIT' S A PLUMB-GOOD TEACHER. ~-t MAW u P:! SI'i J -t ort WHIT WHITLEY IS L'ARNIN' JU6HAID HOW TO WHITTLE, PAW N.~rth lhe tn ck and mu st lea d ,, fc n !'i l~ h ds t wo tlll: k!>i 111 a mi Vulnerabl e North -Solllh Dca let· West Wl'st monds Now South l e<~rl s hl!'i little daa mond W est had to wtn scrond tharuond t K 'I • j .l l UGIED] BARNEY . K(.I I III9 SII U TII • t\ (i 10 f1 .I ¥ K li 4 GAME byHenrt ArnotdandBoblee Unscramble these four Jumbl es. one le tter ro each square , 10 lorm tour ordtnary words THILE spildc Llllll o nr club and hl'fl C:l' IS U<m n to eaght dta· EAST t QJIII~! ; o>l • ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORO wfutls It doesn' t lll illt eJ Sou th draws trump s. t:Clshcs the •I L l' .wd ktng of her11'ls aml HLC of dubs. li e notes bapptl y th at West has had to follow to both !wa rts. one • i\ 2 . ; BORN LOSER J· l'' ,, Now arrange the ctrcled leners 10 form the surprtse answer, as sug· gested by the above canoon . '' t r\Qixxx + A KX lly Oswald lauo hy and Ahm Sun ta ~ lle r c IS anoth e r r eal oldtuner Os wald .Jucoby sa w at f 1rs t ba L" k an the early Thartics Vteloo Mollo says a Frcnd1 m ugm~i n c pnntcd at sonw Ill y ear s a go and that thi s snni lar hand was played SUf' <'c s,full y in a Ft·cnch tournanwnt by a pla y('T' who guvc the magaz.ir\c crc<ht Sou th plH Y" dummy's ace Prlntanswerhere: "( o f daamonds o n W est ' s (Answers tomorrow) queen !Cast ruffs and tt ts up to South to make the key Ye sterday's Jumbl es BARGE OXIDE EXCITt APPEAR play nght here. If he knows Answer H•wn for the compu lsive gembter 1il ts a tnck hand he looks at " PAIA 0 ' DICE" . I I I XI 1 1 I )" I dummy 's deuce Hm.l his trey of diamonds a11d throws a wHy hts k111g , l::ast returns a nything he ,_,.,_H Your partn er open s one spad e, secoud han d btds two hearts, your b1d three diamonds. Fourth hand bids three hearts. your partner f o ur di amond ~. and second hand pa sst•s What should you clo'' You should btd ft ve cl ubs This is" slam try that shows that you hold the ace of clu bs but have two losing hearts r N ~: w :.PA I ' t·. u t-:N r ~-: tu•tt l ~ t : ASSN 1 (For a copy of JACO BY MOD· ERN send Sr lo Wm ar Br1dge, care of th js newspa per P 0 ilox 489. Rad1~ Cil y S !al10n New York N Y 10019 J �8- The Datlv S.ntmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Fnday, May 19,, ~1~97~8~--------..o..o-----.,..-------------------------------------"":'---~---, riic~~~~rf:~l? Sen ttnel Mtddleport-Ponwroy . ll ltul,11 • ,1111 1 l!l , l!liH THESE MESSAGES OF OUR RELIGIOUS HERITAGE ARE' SPONSORED EACH WEEK BY THE FOWMING IRIN ilY CHURCH Rev W H, Pernn pa stor Bob Bu ck Sunday sc hool supt Ch un:h Sc hool 9 15 om wor shrp serv rce 10 30 o 111 Chorr rehear sal Tuesday 1 30 p m under d11gcrron ol Alice Nease POMER OV CHURCH Of NAZAREN E lHE Comer Un10n an d Mulberry Rev Cl yde V Her,der so rr po<>tor o rrr Sunday sc hool 9 30 Glen McCl ung sup t morrr 11,9 worshrp 10 30 o m evenmg se1111 Ce 7 30 rn rd wee k servrCE> Wedn esday 7 30 p m G ~An EP ISCOPAL rh e fie ~ Al bert MocKcnire rector Ser vrces or1d Sunday ~c h ool or 11 noon POMEROY CHURCH OF CHR IS I 712 W Mom St Jo h n M ( Arrhur pastor Brble school 9 30 o rn mor111119 worshrp 10 30 a rn Youth mee trngs 6 30 p m mg worshr p 7 30 even Wednesday nrght prayer meeting and Brb lc s tudy 730pm TH E SAl VATION ARMY 115 Bullernut Av e Pome roy Envoy and M r~ Roy W111rng off rce rs 111 char g e Svnday h olrnes~ mce t1ng 10om Sunday School 10 30 am Sund ay schoo lleod(•r YPSM ~l orse Adorn s 7 p 111 sol~ otr o n rnce t rng vor rou\ 'peolo.ers and mu~rc -;,pee rul s 7 30 prn Thur sday IOorn to'lpm lo dre~ Horne l eogue all v.orncn 111vrted 7 30 p m prayer meetrng and Brb le study Bob ~5tCp le ade r Re11 Noel Her 111011 temher BURliN G I O N ~OU lHl:RN SAf1 TI)I·CHAPEL Route I Shade P o~tor Bobby Ell<. rr1!. Sunday ::.chool 5 p rn Sunday wor ~hrp 5 45 p rn Wedne sday prayer sc r VI(£' 7 30 p 111 POME~OY WI:STSID E CHURCH OFCHRISI 200 W Mou1S t Jerry Paul rnmrs te r phone q92 7066 Conse rvatrve rron rn5 t rumentol Su nday wor.,.h rp 10 a rn Srble study II a rn worshrp b p rn Wedne!.doy Brble ~ tudy 7 p m OLD DEXlER BIBll CHRI STIAN CHUR CH Rev Rol ph Smr th po~tor Sunday school 9 30 om Mrs War ley f- ronn s su perurtcrr dent Preochrn g servrces l rrs t & tlwd Sundays l ollowrng Sunday School GRAHAM UNi lEO Ml:lHOOISI Preochrng Q 30 o rn hr s1 and ~e cond Sunday s of each rnonlh Th Hd and l au rrh Sunday~ t'OCh monrh w o r.,.hrp ~Prv rc e ot 7 30 p 111 Wedne.,doy e ... en1ng~ ol 7 30 Praye r and B1b le St ud y SEVE N1H D AY' ADVE N liSf MulbNry Herghh Rood Pomeroy Po~tor A lber! Dr ll es ~obbath Sc hoo! Superrntendent Claro M cint yre ~obboth School Sa 1ur day p tt ernoon at 2 DO w1 th War sh rp Scr vrce l o ll awrng at 3 15 RU ILAND FIRST SAPII~I CHURCH Srs ter Harrte!! Worn£>r Supr Sunday )chool q 30 o 111 mar nmg war ~ hrp 10 45 om THl HilAN D CHAPEl Georg~" Col>IO ' past or Su1rdoy Slhool 9 30 am evenrng WOI'>hrp 7:10 Thur.,.doy evPnrng p1ayer servrce 7 30 pIll POMER OY FIRSI BA PII SI Dovrd Mann mrnr~ l er Wrllram Wot~on Sunday !ochool su pt ~un day H hool 9 30 o rn morn rnq wor<; hrp 10 30 o rn H R ~I )0Uf H~RN 8APfi S1 7B7 Mvlberr '( A ve Pome roy Pau l J Whrte 1-'o ~ t ot Gory So!oharn Sun day school !.up! Sunday school 9 30 am marr\1119 worshrp 10 30 evenmg war shop b 30 p m Mr dwee ~ prayer ser ... Ke 7 30 P'" • MIDW A Y COMMUNITY CE N TER Oevter Rd long~v•II P Ohro Rev Clyde f-er rei I V to1 Sunday School 11 a rn SaTurday pr eochrng !>erv1ces 7 30 p m Wednesday evenrng Brbl e study o17 30p rn FAI TH I ABERNA CLl: CHURCH Barley Run Road Re"' Emme ll Row son po!. l or Ha ndley Dunn ~vpt ~vndoy sc hool 10 o rn Sun doy cvcnrng serv rce 7 30 81ble teochr ng 7 30 p rn l hursda y OVESVILLE CO MM U NITY CHURCH Roq er C Turner pos tor Sunday school 9 30 a m Sunday mornrng worshrp 10 30 Sunday evenrng ser .... rce 7 30 M IOOtEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST CClfner and M01n M rdd lepon Hev Hc111y Key Jr pa stor Sun day Sc hool 9 30 o m M rs ~rv • n Baumgardner su pr Mo •ru r1g wors t·rrp 10 45 o r11 MIDOl~POIH CHU RCH Of CHRI ST IN CHRI SliAN UNION low rente Monle y pa stor Mr ~ Ru\ ~ell Young Surrdoy Sc hool Sup! Su nday School Q 30 a rn Evenrrrg v.or shrp 7 30 W ednc~ day pr ayer rnee lrng 7 30 p 111 M f MORIAH l HURCH OF GOD Rocrn e ~ cu t e 2 the Rev Jame~ M Muncy pos ror Sunday sc hool 9 45 Q rn ll)O r!lrng wors.h rp I I om cve nrnq wo r shr p 7 JO Prover n1eC II I1Q luesdoy 7 30 p 111 Young p eop l e ~ meelrny"" 7 30p rn lhur.,.day M IODHPOR1 FIR S1 BAPT IS I ( OIIlCr Sr wth en d Pol mer the Rev 1(11 by Orll:!r pa stor Robert Pa r ~er ~uperrntendent Sunday WMPO Rodro program 7 4~ o rn Sunday School ~ 1) a m M orn .ngWor~hrp 10 l)o m Youthoc rrvrtres and tell o wshrp l o r 1unr or and se rrror hrgh stu de11l !i b p rn ~undo..,. cv cnrng worsh•p 7 JO p rn M1d wee lo. prayer <;e rvrce'> Wednesday 7 JO p rn CHURCH OF CHRI ST Mr d dlcpor l S1h and Marrr Gl~orge Clme rntnr st(:r Mrlo. e Ger loch wperlll tendt.•r l t Terry Yo nlo. ey you th rnrnr -. ter B1ble sc hool C! 30 a 111 rno r nrng wo rs h1p 10 30 0 Ill ~Vllll111Q v. otS fllp 7 30 pr oycor ~er ... rce 7 p rn Wednes ~ullz Pomeroy ELLIS & SONS SOHIO Complete Aulomohve Servin Locust & Beech Sis. Middleport Ph . 9'12-99!1 KERMIT'S KORNER Pomeroy, Ohio MI0Dli:POR1 CHURCH OF !Hl: Rev Jrrn Br oome p0 ~1Qr M r~ Mary lat hey Sund ay <,chool wpt ~unday sc hool 9 30 om rnorlliiiQ wor~hrp 1030 o r11 )undoy evongelrsl!c mcc t rnq 7 00 p m Prayer me(' tong Wedne~d ay 7 30 p rn U N ITtD PR ES B Y II:RIAN MIN IS1RY O f- MEIG S COUNI Y Dwtghr I Zav• r1 drrec tor SO N VIll Ray Roggs 212 W. Moln-Pomeroy-992-9962 510 N. 2nd, Middloport-992-:M51 Chester Ph . .SS-4100 W or~h1p 9 om Church School I 0 o m ROCK SPRI NGS Wors hrp TO o rn ChuHh ~chool 9 1~o m UMYf 6 30 p rn FLATWOODS Wor shrp 11om Church School 10 a m MIDDll PORI ClUSIE R. Rev Rober t Bum gor ner HE A I H Rober 1 Bum garn er fJo ) to r Worshrp 10 30 a rn Chur(h ~(heal q 30 o rn UM'f'F () pm • RUTLA ND Wrlbur H1lt Pasto r Wor~hrp 10 30 o rn Chunh School Q30orn - dev astattng . 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PRl:SBYH RIAN Rev l:.r nes t Strrllo..lrn po~ t or Sunday church ~chool 9 30 o rn Mr s Home1 Lee ~ up! mQII1111Q wors hrp MIDDl~P O R T Sunda y school 9 30 o rn Rr<hord Vaug ha n su p! Mo rr11ng worshrp 10 30 ~Y RA CUS t Monrrng worshr p q am Sund ay school 10 o rn Mrs ~omp~on Hall ~upr RU TLAN D CHURCH OF GOD Re v B o bb~ Par rer po~t o r Sun doy sc hoo l 10 a rn Sunda y war shr p II o 111 S 1 mdo ~ evenrng ~enn c e 7 p rn Wednesday f amr ly f rorrng Hour 7 p m Wedr 1e~ doy wo" hr p ~ervrce 7 30 p m HA ZEl COMMUNI!'( CH UR CH Near l ong Bollorn l:d!>el Ho1t oo~to r Sunday ~chool 10 am Chu r ch 7 30 p m pr ayer rneetrng I JO p m 1hur sday M10Dl li-'OR1 PENll:(OSTA l lhrrd Ave !he Re v Wr llrom Kn r! tel po s1or Ron ald Du gan Sun dov S~ h ool Sup! Cla sses l or all age~ evenrnq ~ervrce 7 30 B1ble study Wednesday 1 30 p m youth !>Civrc es Fr1 day 1 30 p m MIODUPORI FREE WILL BA P liST Corner A ~h and Plum Noel t-le lfmOrr po,ror Sa tu rday ev en mg '>etvru• 7 30 p m Svndoy School 10 JO o m MliGI COOPI:RAI I VI: PA RI!>H Mf I HODIIl CHURCH Rober t I Burllgorn('r 0 HCCtor POMlR OVC lUI aR Re v Robert Hoydt r Rev Jame~ Ca rb•tl CHl SilR Worshrp Q 15 a rn Chur <h 5< hoot I 0 a rn POMtRO'f' wo r ~h•p wrliiC I! Q IS o rn )undoy '>thool 10 30 a rn Rev Rab t•r1 Hayde-n I H AS N'T NOT IC ED T SLI PPED T HE 2 -WAY IN HIS POCKH (For 1 rul ouctlon co 111M Rul McCoy) I. 0 . (Moe) McCoy P85-:J944 Pomeroy NA ZAR ~N~ HARHI FRf f VlF D ( Al t.L /1 <I i JH' CA/.1 PLAY fj()TI-' fNIJ~ Ar:JAlN'Ji THEI AND YOU'LL END UP FURNITURE & HARDWARE Homo lilt Slw• Ph . .S5-3301 Che•ler WE FILL DOCTORS PRESCRIPTIONS Rae me ._~uM r ~~----~--~------~ RIDENOUR SUPPLY SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY 51 Rl. 7 -Hf)<{ 2 W.LIY WA~N T I V f'Uk'SE- :_-."(£ -~y t,,TJLt. #4VFIT; OF HIS C AR , T HOU GH HE MAY SW ITC H . McCOY AUCTION SERVICE day ACALLTOUNITY ln Paul 's letter to the Ephesians, he states, "l beg you to lead a life worthy of the calhn~ to whtch yQu have been called " Apparently Paul fell that tt took some effort to become and remam the People of God He has been writmg about how ChriSt has brought into one body all classes and conditions o' people. Now, he says, as members of that body you have a responsibility to ma mtam and promote tts umty that others may believe For if the Church is to be the body throug h whtch Chnst acts, as well as the vmce through whtch He speaks, then tts members must be like-rnmded and possess vtrtues that "Ill bmd them together. So Paul continues, "Be humble , gentle, and patient alwa}s . Show your love by being helpfu l to one another Do your best to preserve the umty which the Sptrtt g1ves, by the peace that bmds you together." (Eph 4·2,3) In today 's world , most secular orgal"izattons are composed of U10se who have sun liar interests, whose status m soctetrts the same and m most cases of those who have similar racial and cu ltu;al backgrounds. But tt IS often quite dtfferent wtth the Church For God has ca lled all sorts and condtttons of people mto th e Church Therefore, Isn't tt to be expected that they would have to work harder to preserve unity than those v. ho have joined an organt7.aUon simply because of the tr common mterests• But when we constder that regardless of the label v.e may wear, we all have a common Father and we all belong to the family of God, should there not be stron g ties that bind us together in Christ, the brother of us all• For Is It not prectsely as we begm to become deeply concerned about the needs and wiShes of othe rs, that we truly become the Church where unity ts a reality . - Dwight L. Zavitz, Pastor · Dtrector, United Presbywnan Muustry m Metgs County I' John F Ph 9'12 2101 Church & Ofloce Supplies GIFTS Middleport 99 Mill St. ~ou r l h Sermonette Comet Collision The odds are 11lllilons •o one agatnst a colilswn between a cuonel and the ea rth , whtch , however, did pass through the uul of Halley's comet on May 19, l9l0 wtth no effect Rut bangmg mto a comet's nucleus - Ha lley 's wetghs 30 nu llwn tons could 1Jc MEIGS TIRE CENTER INC. MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE APB - vou HAVE G ET OUT AN THE !v1AKE Middleport, Ohio 985 4155 Fulurlno Deep Steom Exlrothon Ph tt2-22114 Ph "1-76JD Rt. l, Pomeroy .." .... :t' You don't have 1he Waldo Blink, -----.l...:::.to, shout ' I'mnot new inventor! roomer Skinner! blind! qave TwoNs! the • hall !.•• need • if me hiS car:::!, Ciov1a 1 LjOU ••• thanl.j· inq1 Chester, Ohto 45720 School 9 30 am Leonard Grlmore l rr~ T el der evenmg Hl r vrce 7 30 p m Wedn e~ do y pr aye r meetrng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURC H OF GOD Ro<rne Rou te 2 !he Rev Cha rles Hond pas tor Sunday sthool Q 45 a rn morntng wor.,hrp II o 111 Ev enm g 'ier vtce !> 1u e~d oy and Frrdoy 7 30 p m Bl AR WAL LOW RIDGl CHURCH OF CHRIS1 Duan e Word en mrru~ l e r Btble clos~ 9 JO o m rno rnrng w or sh rp I 0 30 o m even rng w orsh1p b 30 p m Wednesday Brb le \Tudy 6 30 p rn KEN O CHURCH Of CHRI S1 George Fredcnclo. su pl Sunday A \~o< •otes mornrng ~ er.,.r c c q 30 0 m wrlh iU lH ANY (DoH os) Wor~hrp preoch 1ng on lu st and thud Sun 9 30 om Church School 10 30 day of month by Geor!le P!C io. em om NEW ST IVERSVILU COMMUNI CARMEL Chruch School 9 30 TY Church Sunday School ser o tTl Worshrp 10 30 o m 7nd a nd "'•ce q 45 o m Worshrp se r\lrce 41h Sundays 10 30 Evo ng elr~trc Scrv• ce 7 JO APPLE GROVE Sunday School p m Wl>dn e~d oy Proy f•r 9 30 o m War ~h rp 7 30 p m 1s t meeltng 7 30 and 3rd Sunday~ Preyer meetrng ZION CHURCH Of CHRISI Wednesday 7 30 p m , Fe llowshrp florne10 y Hor rrson ... dle Rd Don !>upper lrr ~ t Satvrdoy 6 p m UMW Kennedy pastor Brll Md:l 10y 2nd Tue~doy 7 30 p m Sunde., sc hoo l !! up l Sunday E A ~ I tEl ART Chruch SChool 9 sc hool 9 30 o rl'l rnornmg wor o m Wor~h 1p ~ei\IICe 10 o m shrp and comrnumon 10 30 o rn Pr oyer mee t rng 7 30 p m Sunday evenrng you th Chrrs ! Jan Wedne\doy UMW h rs t Tue~doy ~ ndeo110t b p rn 'WOf shrp ~e r 730pm vrcc 7 p m Wednesday evenm g RACINE Wl:SLEY AN Sunday pray er meetrng and Brblc study 1 school 10 o m worshrp 11 o m pm Cho11 proctrce Thur~doy 8 p m ST JOHN LUIH~RAN CHURCH l l lARl FA l l S Ch urc h School Prn e Gr ove The Rev W1l lr om 10 o m Wor shrp ser vr ce 9 o m Mrddle,;wart h Pas tor Churc h MORNING ST AR Worshrp q 30 servrces Q 30 o m Su nday School o m Chu rch Schoo l 10 30 a rn 10 30 o m M rd Weelo. Scrvrce Wedne sday B BRADBUR Y' ( HUR ( H OF pm CHRIST Mr Donold Roley po•.tor MORS E CHAPEL Worshp 11 Sunday school 9 30 o m wor a m Church !>chool 9 JO o m ~hr p servtce 10 JO a rn Sunday PORTLAND W or~ h1p 7 30 p m MHviCe~ 7 p rn you t h gr oup Chur ch School q 30 o m Wednesday 7 p m SUT I O N Church Sc hool q 30 ANliQ UITV BAPIISI Rev Eoll o rn W o r ~h rp 1~ t and 3rd Sundays )huler pa stor Sund ay Hhool 1030o m 9 30 o rrr Chur ch sel\•rce f p rn NOR!HlA Sl CI USlER you 1h meet rng b p m I ue sdo1' Br Rev Rrchard lho mo ~ ble Study 7 p m Po~ t or RA CIN E CHURCH OF IHl: Duane S y den~Jrrc.lo.er NA ZA RENE REN Jo hn A Coil John Douglas man po5o to r F1onkl111 Imboden A s~oc •ot e~ cholf mon o l the Boo rd ol Ch 11r. JOPPA Worshrp 10 o.m Iro n Llle Sunday School 9 30 Chu rch School 9 a m Prayer om mo rn rng wo rshtp 10 30 M ee t1ng Wednesday 8 p m Sun day evemng w o rs. h•p 7 30 LON G SOT JOM Sunday sc hool p m ProyEH meetrng Wedne1oo at 9 30 o m Worshrp ser .,~ees at doy 7 30 p m 7 30 p m Brble srudy and You th RA CINE FIR ST BAPTIST Don l meeting at 8 p m on Walke r Pastor Ronn •e Sol!>er Wednesdays Sunday sc hool sup ! Sunday NORTH BETHEl Wors hrp 11 r.choo1 9 30 om mor n•ng w01· om Church School lOa Ill !ohrp 10 40 o m Sunday even mg Al FRED Sunday Sc hool 9 30 wor~h•p 7 30 Wedne Sdo..,. e"'en om Wor~ohip 10 4S o rn Pr aye r mg 81 ble stu dy 7 30 mee lrng Wedne ~d oy 7 45 p m DAN VIllE WESLEYAN Re._. R UMW 3rd T,ue sdoy 8 p m D Br own , pa stor Sun day Sc hool , RHDSV IllE Sunday School9 30 9 30 om mo1n1ng wor~ h ip a m Worship 7 30 p m Prayet )0 45 youth serYt te b 4S p .m , Me el rn g 7 :fo p m Tu esday e"'enm g wonhr p, 7 30 p m , Vtsr lahon7 JOp m . 1st lhur sdoy . prayer an d p ro 1~e , Wednesday , Si lVER lODGE Wors~·u p 10 om 7 JOp I ll Church Sc hool9 a m Sll VE'R RUN FREE 8APTI S1 Re"' TU PPER S PLAINS, Wo rs ~Hp 9 Mor vi n Merkin pastor Steve Lrl · am Church School 10 am tie Sunday school s. upt Sunday KENO CHURCH Of CHRIS! sc hool 10 o m morntng war · George fre deri ck , supt Servrce ship , 11 o m Sund ay evenmg weekly , 9 30 a m on Sunday worsh 1p 7.30 Pra,.e r meet ing Preach ing frrSI and thHd Sundays ond Bible studJ< Thur s.day , 7 30 of mon th by Cl• fford Sm1th 9 30 p m , youth servtce , b p.rn . Sun om doy HOBSON CH RI STIAN UNION CHESTER CHURCH Of GOD Rev Keith Eblm rstor Sunday Mev l)or.rny fl Cook pa stor ~u n Re v Ha rvey Koch Jt A SBUR Y Worshrp 11 o m Chur<h School 9 SO am UMW lrr~l l ue~do y Brble Study T hu1~ 7 30 p m fOR£Sl RUN Wors h 1p q o rn Church SchooiiO om MI NfRSVI LlE Worsh rp 10 o rT'I <...hufC h School9 om SYRA CUSl: Churth Sc hool 9 00 am Worr.h1p ~ e rv r ce 7 30 p rn SOUT H~RN ClU STER R~ v Dovrd Horrr ~ C lu ~ t e r leader Rev Steven Wrl son Fl orence S1n11h H1lt on Woll e day 30om r\ doy t pm sc rv Ko II o m e..,enrng se1vr(e O~ X lER CHURCH OF CH RI ST 1 00 you th serviCe Wednesday Chorl es Ru !>~e ll S1 mrnrs l er 7 00 p rn W• clo. Macomber !>upt Sunday LAN GSV ILlE CHR IST IAN ~t hoo l 9 30 am worsh1p !>er • CHURCH Rober t Mu r.ser p o ~t o 1 v1ce 10 30 o m B1 bleS tudy lues Sunday ~c hoo l q 30 o rn Roy day 7 30 p m S•gmon sup • mornrng wonhrp REORGANIZED CHURCH OF 10 30 ~un do y evenmg serv•ce Jl:SU S CHRISl Of l ATTER OA't' 1 30 mtd week ~ervl{e Wedne~ SAINI S Por tland Roune Rood dey 7 p nr W•llrom Rous h past or Russell SYRA CUSE CHURCH O f THE Ra l cl rll chur ch sc hool 011et lo r NA ZARENE Rev Dale 8a'> 5 ~ undoy S<hool 9 30 o rn Morn pm lar Bob M oore Surldo..,. rn g w01 ~ h r p 10 JO o r11 Sunday ~chool.,up l · Sunday sc hool 9 30 cve n1n g ~ei ., I CC 7 p m Wednes o m n1om rn g worsh1p ~ 10 45 dav eve nrn g p1oye r ~er v • ce!o 7 30 a rn eYongclr!>!K ~er vr ce 7 p m pm Wudrw~ doy !oer vKe ~ p1oye1 IU1HlEHEM BAPTI ST Re11 Ear l ond prar se 7 p m N oiofene Shuler pasto r Worsh1p ~e rvrc e you th 7 p m Oo rl y praye r q 30 a m Sunday ~c hool 10 30 rnce trng !! 30 o rn Mens praye r o m Br ble Study and prayer ser rneetrng Solurdoy 7 p rn 0o11C e l hu•\day 1 30 p m W~ N UN liED BRET HREN IN CAR LET ON CHURCH Krng ~ bury CHR IS ! f ldcn R Bloke posl or Rood Go ry K•ng pa stor Sunday Ro lph Carl Sunday School 10 om How ard '>C hool 9 30 om McCoy ~!. up t Morn rng se tmon superin tendent evenrn g wors.hrp I I o 111 Sunday nrght ~erv r ce~ 7 30 p m Pr ayer mee l rn g. Chrr stron Endea vo r 7 30 p rn Wedne $day 7 30 p m Song !.ervrca 8 p m Pr eo< hu1g LONG BOTTOM CH R1SltAN B 30 p m Mtd wee -. Prayer " l:iruce Smllh pas tor Walla ce rnec tr ng Wednesday 7 p rll Roy Da mewood Supl B1ble Schoo l Adorns loy leader 9 30 am , Preoch1 ng se rvrc e, CHURCH OF JESUS CHRISl 10 45 om No eve nm g servrce l oco red a t Rutland on New L1rn o HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST Roocl nex t to Fore~ ! Acre Pork CHURCH Rev Herbort A1 l tng Rev Ray Rou!l. e pasto r Robe rt pa ~ t or Sundav Schoo l 9:30 o .m , Mu ssor Sunday Schoo l sup! Sun Mornrng se rv1ce 10 30 am , do.,. ~c hoo l 10 30 o m wor ~ hrp Evongel rstrc se rvrce 7 30 p m 7 30 p rn Brbl e Sludy W e dr,e~ Pra yer meetrng , Thursday 7 30 doy 7 30 p m Saturday mght p m prayer ~c r ,rce 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEl MISSION at HEMLOCK G ROVE CHRISHAN Bold Kn ob Rev law rence Roger Wat son pa stor Kenne th GluesellC omp Sr po!>!Ot Roger By c r Sunday ~c hool su pt Morn Wrlll ord Sr Sunday ~c haol sup l rng worshrp q 30 o rn Sun· Su nday Hhool 9 30 o Sunday doyHhool 10 30 om e"'enrn g evening ser-v 1ce 7 p m Prayer ~e r vrce 7 30 Wednesday Brble meelrng Tuesdoy 7 30 p m ~ T udy 7 30 p m Ernest Dee ter d on leader MT UNION BAPTI ST Don You th meeting Wed nesday , 7 30 Wrl~on Sundo J< sc h oo l p m wrlh Don and Mollho ~u per111tcndent Sunday ~choa l Meadow ~ leader s q 45 o rn even •ng wo r1ohlp 7 30 WHITE S CHAPEL Coo l'olrll e RO p rn Pray er mee trng 7 30 p m Rev. Roy Deete r past or Sunday Wedne$ doy school9,30 a m wonhtp serv 1ce TUPPER S PlAIN S CHRISTIAN 10 .30 om Bib le "udy and prayer O lUR CH Eugene Und erw ood servrce Wednesday 7 30 p m po~tor Howa rd Col dwell Jr , RUTlAND Sun day Schoo l Sup! SundoJ< RUTLAND CHURCH OF ( HRIST Sc hoo l 9 30 am Morn mg Ser Lo rry Coleman, pa!o tor Co· Sun· man 10 30 o m Sunday evenin g doy sd•oo l 1uph Som M cKinney ~01v rce 7 p m and Herb Ell•tt Sunday t.chool and l EIA RT FAl lS UNITED communion 930 om . Wonhtp BREIHREN Re..,. Free land N orrr s, and comunron I 0 30 a m po~ t or Floyd Norm sup t Sunday RUTlAND CO MMUNITY ~c hool Q;JO om morntng se r· CHURCH Sunday Sc hool 9 30 men IO·JO a .m , Prayer ser.,.ice, a .m . worsh1p ~et-vlce 11 a m , Wednesday , 7 30 p m Wed"'esdoy pr ayer mee ting 7 30 CHES lER CHURCH OF THE p .m f youth serv tces Sunday 7 NA ZAR ENE R~ Herbert Grale P m , Sunday ntght worsh1p, 7 30 po ster Won• hrp MHvr ce II o m RUTLAND CHURCH OF • THE and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday NAZARENE, Re ._. lloyd 0 Grimm Sc hoo l. 9 30 am fhchard Bo rton Jr ., pallo r Sunday sc hool , 9 30 su pl Prayer meetrng Wednes om wo1shtp servrce , 10 30o m day 1 30 p,m Broodcm llr ve over WMPO young BRA DFORD CHURCH OF people~ ser ... ice , 7 p m CHRIST Ga bttel Mzrs . po ster 81 EvongeUst k se rvice 7 30 p m bl e Sundgy Schoo l q 30om , mor· Wedne sday se rvice 7 30 p m nlng chur ch 10 30 o m .. Sunday MASON COUNTY evening ser..,ice 7 00 p m FIR ST SOUTHERN 8,&.PTJST Cor Wednesday serv1ce , 7·30 p m ner o! Second and Anderson LAUREL CliFF FREE METHODIST Mason Pastor Frank Lowther. CH U~CH , Rev Floyd F Shook Sunday sc hool , 9·4S om , wor pastor, lloyd Wright Sunday shrp sO rvrce , II a .m . ond 7 30 ~< hool Sup! Morn ing Worship p . m We ek l y Bible Study, q 30 a.m Sunday School 10 20 Wednesday 7 30 p m . • MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST. P. o rn . WednesdOJ' f' rayer Of'ld 81 blc Sl udy 7 30 p m , Sunrl<1y e' 9n 0 Bo• .r187 , Miller St , Mason , W 1ng wor~ hrD 7 30 p m ., C ,r r Pr .. c Vo Sundoy.§rble Studv 10om , i Wor shtp 11 om ond 7 p m 8tble Study Wedne sday 7 p m , Voca l mu src MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD Duddrng to ne M ason W Va Ches te r Tenn an t Pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 45 a m . Childre n$ Church b 45 p m Young Peoples E"'onye!rsl!c Servtce b 45 p m Se r v1ce 7 30 p m Wornen s Ml\ SIO nory Counc 1l 10 o m ltrst and th• rd Tue~ doys Prayer and a.ble Sludy Wed nesday 7 30 p m HARffO RD CHURCH OF CHRIS1 IN CHR ISTIAN UNION The Rev w.!l.om Campbe ll pa stor Sunday Sc hool q 30 o m . Jome 5 Hughes , r.upl even rng sarll'tee 7 30 p m Wed nesd ay eve ntng praye r meehng 7 30 p m , You1h prayer serv•ce each Tu esday f AIR VIEW BIBlE CHURCH Let art , W Vo . Rl I , Re.,.. Charles Hargraves, pa stor Worsh ip ser v r c e~ . 9 30 a m , Sunday school , 11 o m even tng worsh ip 7 30 p m luesdoy cottoge prayer mee1mg and Btble study , 9 30 om Wor sh ip sennce , Wednes doy , 730pm CAl VAR Y BIBLE CH UR CH now loca ted on Pomeroy Pik e Cou nty Rood 25 near Flatw oods Rev Blackwood pastor Servrces on Sunday at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m w ith Su ndo,. sc hool 9 30 om B.b!e study , Wednesday 7 30 p m INDEPENDEN T HOLINESS CHURCH INC - Carner Fourtt-r and l rnco ln Sts M 1ddlepor1 · Rev 0 Dell Manley pastor Sony Hud · son Sunday School svpermten dent Sunday school , q.30 am , eventng worsh1p , 7 JO p.m .. proye r and praise serv tce , Wed nesd ay, 7 30 p m THE PEOPlE' S CHURCH Of POMEROY - Corner Mom and Cou rt Sh , third floor o-ver Lrghthouse Restaurant Henr,. Caolo. pos.lor Sunday school , 10 a m morning w orship , I 1 o m , e-venin g s.ervica, 7 30 Wednes day evening service 7 30 In· terdenomlnoltonol full gospel RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Pastor Dennrs Boles Sunday Sc hool. 10 o m . worship ser~ k• . 11.30 a .m. a nd 7 .30 p m Prayer meet ing, Wedne sday 7 30 p .m . RUflAND 1\POSfOl!C CHURCH Of JESUS CHRIST, Elder Jom" Miller Bible study Wtdnttdoy 7 JO p.m., Sunday School , 10 am, Sunday ntght service. 7:30p.m . POMERO •Y WESLEYAN HOliNESS - Horrllon..,Hit Rood , Dewey Kmg , pastor, Ed11on Weaver , onistont , Henry ~blln , Jr , Sun~oy 1chool supt Sunday sc hool 9 30 o m morntng war· ship 11 a m Sunday even ing ter · -vlce 7 JO prayer m•• tlng Thurs · day . 7.JO p m SYRACUSE FIRST CH URCH OF GQt) - Not Penleco1tal. Rev . George Oll•r pastor , Worship service Sunday . 9 :o45 om .. Sun day sch6o! , 11 a .m ., wonhlp ter· vic•. 7:30 p .m . Thursday proy•r metllng 7:30p.m . MI. HERMON Unllod lroohror Church Sundgy Sc:h~l 9.30 o m Won hlp servic• tO "5 am Preochtnv ••rYic•• ev1ry Sunday aliernal lng with C. E. Wednesday ,. prayer rnelltmg 7 30 p m Rev J ome ~ lea<h pos1o1 Dov1d Holter la'y leader JEHOVAH S WITNESSES 1 m•le east of Rutland 1unctlon of Route 124 and Noble Summit Rood (1 174) Sunday 81bl e lectu re 9 30 o Wotd'ilower sludy 10 30 am Tuesday 81ble study . 1 a nd 8 15 p m Th ursday theacroll( sch oo l 7 30 p m ser ... tct meelrng, 8 30 p m HOPE BAPTIST 570 (;rent St M rddleporr Bobby Ello.ms , pa stor Sund ay School 10 o m .. wo rsh1p ~ervrce 11 om , eve n 1ng servtCe 7 30 p m Thvrsdoy proye1 mee11ng and B• ble study, 7 30 p m RUflAND FREEWILL BAPTISl Church leland Holey , poster Sunday school 10 b m , even ing ~er v tce 7 30 p m Pray er meet rng. Wednesday 7 lOp m CHURCH OF GOD of Proph&ey located on the 0 J Wh i te Rood off hrghwoy 160 Sun day School 10 a m Superm tendent John Loveday Frrst Wed nesday mght of month CPMA serv•ce1 1 se<ond Wednesday WMB mee ting. thttd through !Jfth youlh ser-vke George Croy le pastor HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL - 570 Granf St Middleport Re ... Bobby Elk tns Sunday sc hool 10 o m mormng Wor!hrp 11 . eYentng worshrp , 7 30 p .m . Thursday even ing 81ble study and prover meehng 7 30 p m . Aff iliated wllh SBC BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIS T- Gabrtel Mro1 poS!or. Sunday school, 9:30 o m . morn 1ng ch urch , 10·30 o .m Junior church program under d~rec:tton of Koren Mror f or children , 2· 10, durmg regular church hour rn church basement Sunday e1o1en· rng servi ce, 7 p m .. WednesDay 1erv lce, 7 30 p m JUBILEE CHRISTIAN CENTER Georges Creek Rood Church sc hool , 9a30 am , morning war· ship I 0 30 eYenlng service 7 30. Pro,.•r meeting Wedne1doy . 1 30 pm ST P,t,Ul LUTHERAN CHURCH. Corner of Sycamore and *and Sts . Pomeroy The Rev . Wlll lom Middlesworth, Pastor Sunday School 01 9. o4~ a .m . and Church S.rvtces 11 a m . SACRED HE.ART, Re>J Folher Paul 0 Welton . pastor . Phon• 992-2825. Saturday evening Mon . 7 30. Sunday Mau, 8 ond 10om Confession , Soturda., , 7·7 30 p .m CHRISTI"N BAPTIST - On ihe Route 7 bypou . James E. I<Hsee , postar Sunday IChool 10 a .m•. morn1ng wonhlp It o m even· ing service, 7, TRINITY Ch rlstlon Anembly , Cool ville Gilbert Spencer, ' po110r. Sunday achool 9 30 o m1 i morning wonhip , 11 o ,m Sunday evening ser1o1ic•. 7 30 p.m;: midw.P prayer ,.,.>Jice W.dnll· day , 7 .30p m . MOUNT Ollw-• Commun~ Church, Long lottom. Ruu I Clln•. su~rlntenct.n l . Sun School 10 o.m Y0111h group ond pray•t m.. tlnga Wednesday 7·:i) p .m , Church services Sundar 7:XI p .m , lowrefl(e lush , pastor . ' WI NN IE - -<= I'-! 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Three and n n<' ~lA if its fullp h<~se The morn tn g st1:1r 1s hours, 25 cen ts ' ln 1945. more tlmn 400 Menttry U nit~ d ~ THIS • ' ' Prrss BRIDGE lnh·nlali•lll<ll The cvc n m g Ve nu s, Mars, ~liH~ fi l l' 1\Jnc l tl'<tn Jup1 t e1 .uul planes bm111Jcd Tn k) n In 1964. It wa s 1e\ealL~I King tossed in key play '\IOifl II • 1\ .I 11i "Superf ortr t•ss'' Saturn Those burn un tht s dt.tlt: .trc Am c r il' .tn diplomat s had fnund Ht le-ast 40 ser i'Ct w1der tho s1gn of Taurus Arnen can ;1htla n1hrop1 st IIH('rnphones hidden 1n llw U S ~~mbass) m iv1ustow 5_,q Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag • " r' r • •\ 8 !i 4 WEST +l • a1 YOO'RE nPS¥! oo !OJ HAve Wl..M.lAIIOfJ ~ ANv. .•fWV JJ Jtjlru} fi;}'if ~ ~~ ~ • 85~ • Q .1 10 a J t STICKLER FER HOMEWORK (~ K I South lets We"l hold that tnck also ll c rhsca rd s the f:a st I' d.S~ !'dSS t Snuth !+ a d ub from ht s hand West tnust lead ,lJlothcr dimno nd Sou th r uffs tn dumm}, d 1s· ca 1ds hb llJst duU a nd makes ha s contrcu.:t Q You hold • KX HIN\ OF iHI$. BUT HE'S A I JIJI P ;1ss The dr · lasl heart f rom dumm} a nrl 0 J>Crw og ll'd d if-lEY PAID A CALL THE SCULPTO~ 5ECAUSE THEY SUSPECTED OL' WHIT' S A PLUMB-GOOD TEACHER. ~-t MAW u P:! SI'i J -t ort WHIT WHITLEY IS L'ARNIN' JU6HAID HOW TO WHITTLE, PAW N.~rth lhe tn ck and mu st lea d ,, fc n !'i l~ h ds t wo tlll: k!>i 111 a mi Vulnerabl e North -Solllh Dca let· West Wl'st monds Now South l e<~rl s hl!'i little daa mond W est had to wtn scrond tharuond t K 'I • j .l l UGIED] BARNEY . K(.I I III9 SII U TII • t\ (i 10 f1 .I ¥ K li 4 GAME byHenrt ArnotdandBoblee Unscramble these four Jumbl es. one le tter ro each square , 10 lorm tour ordtnary words THILE spildc Llllll o nr club and hl'fl C:l' IS U<m n to eaght dta· EAST t QJIII~! ; o>l • ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORO wfutls It doesn' t lll illt eJ Sou th draws trump s. t:Clshcs the •I L l' .wd ktng of her11'ls aml HLC of dubs. li e notes bapptl y th at West has had to follow to both !wa rts. one • i\ 2 . ; BORN LOSER J· l'' ,, Now arrange the ctrcled leners 10 form the surprtse answer, as sug· gested by the above canoon . '' t r\Qixxx + A KX lly Oswald lauo hy and Ahm Sun ta ~ lle r c IS anoth e r r eal oldtuner Os wald .Jucoby sa w at f 1rs t ba L" k an the early Thartics Vteloo Mollo says a Frcnd1 m ugm~i n c pnntcd at sonw Ill y ear s a go and that thi s snni lar hand was played SUf' <'c s,full y in a Ft·cnch tournanwnt by a pla y('T' who guvc the magaz.ir\c crc<ht Sou th plH Y" dummy's ace Prlntanswerhere: "( o f daamonds o n W est ' s (Answers tomorrow) queen !Cast ruffs and tt ts up to South to make the key Ye sterday's Jumbl es BARGE OXIDE EXCITt APPEAR play nght here. If he knows Answer H•wn for the compu lsive gembter 1il ts a tnck hand he looks at " PAIA 0 ' DICE" . I I I XI 1 1 I )" I dummy 's deuce Hm.l his trey of diamonds a11d throws a wHy hts k111g , l::ast returns a nything he ,_,.,_H Your partn er open s one spad e, secoud han d btds two hearts, your b1d three diamonds. Fourth hand bids three hearts. your partner f o ur di amond ~. and second hand pa sst•s What should you clo'' You should btd ft ve cl ubs This is" slam try that shows that you hold the ace of clu bs but have two losing hearts r N ~: w :.PA I ' t·. u t-:N r ~-: tu•tt l ~ t : ASSN 1 (For a copy of JACO BY MOD· ERN send Sr lo Wm ar Br1dge, care of th js newspa per P 0 ilox 489. Rad1~ Cil y S !al10n New York N Y 10019 J �, '1-' ' " ' 10.-The Oa1ly Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Fnday , May 19, 1978 ,---- nmtSatt> WANTAD CHARGES 15 WtJr\.1:-u• Llllllt•t {'ash 100 150 I dJ} 2dll \ \ Gdd; ~ rhtu~~ I !ft 100 10) ~2ft ;! 00 :17!i '\ d;H' E.,, h .,., tJrd uw1 ll tt 1111111mwn Ill ~ un b 1~ ~ ·t't'llt~ pt'l" wurd jJl'r tlon :\ d;, I'UIIIHII~ vtllt'r l.ll<lll l'tltl!'>t'I.' Uli\' t' tla\ .!< ~>'I ll llt• t·han:l'tl at Lht• 1 dn\ I <tit• ' I , . In lllt•nw t 1 !'an i uf l'lwnks ami i)lJilUUI'} 6 n•ttl' ~~ Wu1d . S:I OO ll1UIUI!Ulll i'm,h Ill ad\ <Il l\'(' ~kllth- Hun11 ~~tr ~ <Hill Y.ml ~ •lt•s ,\l't' 11U l'Jllt•il IIIII\ Willi (';h]l \1 1\l l unk·r 25 t•t· rtt l'i rur~t fot <l<.b t'ilt'n· lll)l Box S"un1lw•t It\ i .Il l' nf 'l'ht' S1"1t· lmd l"llc. l'ublL~ht•t r c.•:.t'!"\t'S lilt' tt.:h1 It• L'titl Ill I t' J<:t'l dill a(] ~ dt•t•t!Wd u llj\'t twrw l Tht• Pulll t<;llt'r \\'Ill not I.M;· tt'S!)<!INblt ' f t •l tiiUit' tlt<lll llllt ' llll"Ul'· t t'\'1 IU::>t'l til )II l'huttt•992·21Jii NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES \l or1d;n :'-- t!ti/1 •t!S.IIlll dU\ lut•MI;n !1 1r 11 Flui.t) II' \I till' l.n hl'flllt'fJiliJiu 11111•11 SumJ,n ~ I' :-,, · ~-, i dtl ~ ,j fll' rllllllll AN I(( rnodPI Olt!Jinnf' l lo er I') lool. •ng l o• en ' RC Clu b on the A then~ Pome•o y or G o l hpol1~ otco Col l 7,j7fOiH I NO longe1 wnr ~ lor Roc1ne fJiu onhmg ord Heal •ng Bdl If- YOU hove o :; er vice to o tter . wont to buy or se ll somettHng . oe looktng tor wO(k . or who te..-er you 'll gel results lmter w1th a Sen trnel Won t Ad (noon ) throu gh Sol . May 20 . Fu rnr ture opphonces . TV. gm heaters rent corn per . cor pel rem nolll!i l1nem and spreads . rr H:;r hou!iehold goods. toys 1 m1le tr am a11d . clothes la r1g sv ille on ( R 10 {Dex ter Rd ) LAMAR BEAUTY SALON 101 W 2nd Sl. Pomeroy , 0 . Under New Managem~nt Terri Mtller Walker Ope ning Tuesday , May 23 YOU NG ADULI S of Re01 gar11Zed Chvrch ol Jew!i ( h11 sl of latter Day Somh w11f hold m1sc. sole 111 RoCtne on SR 338 across ! rom grade school on Thu rs . f1 1 and )at 9 3. Numerous o n lique ~o lawn mowers Iorge and small applr onces clo th es of oil ":>rzes mu ch rno re Som.-thmg l or YA RD SALE Ffl Sat & Sun '1 mde off Rout e 748 at Cheste • Wat ch for s•gns HUGI- SALE of Flea Market and u~e f ul .term Frr Sot q l o b On ~to l e Route 7 2 mdes sou th of M 1ddlepo r t So me 1tern s glossc ~ \0 cen ts. pac ke r s• re books 10 cents milk b o ue l~ and old hu •t1 or !> Sl eo Pmt tar~ ol bu tt on~ 50 many old bot lei !> /lowe• vase!> ol d teller~ p o~ l cord s lamps 111'1!i ' ba ~ k e t s ~· l v er pla ted wore v.. hot 11 0 h COI1 rllng jOIS pi C lu res d•shcs sou !> ag e stu!ler mogozu1e al so dothmg s hoe~ and rnu ch rnuch rnore Wonted old p•cture po!ilcords Help Wanted WAITRl SS WMlllD o"er 71 ~ venmg ~~~ dt f-r1endly lavern M 1ddlcp ?rl 1 HPlRH:NCto SIDING oppllcotor s P o~ ~ er~ b u tg a reo Onl y those w dh QO'I n t rue ~':> and equ•pmen t ncl'd apply Col! Kc sle y .W • ggl ~ :.1011 ~ 2f:! 5455 992·7787 lO )0 50") bedroom mob de horne m Ha<me or eo 992 -5858 MIODl~POR T Olhc space 1000 ~q ft .. air co nd•t•oned cmpeted Ground tloor Corner focollon Coli 997-31:1 31 !RAILER SPACE ) , mrl e !rom Me•gs H1gh School on old Rt 33 992 -'l941 0 1 991 2b89 HOOF HOllOW Hor se~ Bu y sel l trade or tron1 New and used saddle ~ Rut h R ee~es Albo r,y . MAlE AN D l emole AK C reg1s 1e1ed Old ~ngh sh Sheep dogs 985 -4 \II or gqJ . n os MOl HER CAT 3 k1tter1S l emole o week~ old qq1·24'JB ~MA ll MIXED breed pupp•e!. ft ee to good home about to week ~ old Femal e Has been wormed 991 -7105 evt>n•ng ~ 1WO LIT TL E 99 7 281 7 klttlf? S p up~ Ph one Geor ge Por t MUST MOVE c op~ and camper s Our lon your go1n ot Codner s Campers 1971 TAG ·A l ONG IB It sel l contamed l ro ...el l rarl ~r A· I 9rn 3 1'~4 or 997 3459 STARCRAFl SAVE NOW Free canopy f1r e and bo tt le co ~er w1 th each new fold do wn tdl Ma v 26 th. 75 7 B un~ House , $6 . ~ 75 now $524Q 25 WS D elu~ee A( S""-'0 now S69qq Mrn 1 mo to rs We sell ~e r v • c e and quality Open 11ll 7 prn Sot 8 Sun 4 pm Camp Conley Storcroft Sol e!> Rt 62 nor th of fl t Plea sant wagon 4 runs ~ery good 1400 9'17 3B90 I Q7<1 PIN TO New •odra l trres new shoc lo. !i aut o trans 48 000 mile s 99'l 7285 ott er 4 Heal Estate for Sale HOMtS IH ~ :.1 7 A C IH: ~ IN ~ u l lo nd Vtl loge 4 bl•dr oom h o v~ e '2 car gorage )ever ol outbu•ldtng s ~mol born S I~ 000 or mak e oft c( 747 :uso lor sole . I acre ond up. Middleport . neo1 Hutfond Calfq92 7481 NtW 3 bedroom h ou~e 2 b o th ~ all elec 1 ac•c M•ddlcporl close to Hutlond Phone 99/ 7481 VA ,_:HA, 30 yr hnom mg , also retinonCing Ireland M o rt~o ge 77 ~ Sto re . Athens. phone (0 14) 1HH I:: l:: BtDR OO M horne house on2 extra lof gc lol!i woth Iorge block garag e l mm~d• ot o po ss c ~s • on ! u pp e r ~ Plo1t1 s Oh• o 9Q'} 7330 any tun(>or alt er !l pm w1•el.. doys o• ~at or Sun . 3U4 773-5"17 6 Sol 3051 BY OWNER 5 acre:. w• tl t 9 t oom houso. F~E E GAS 2 <; o1 QOIOg£:> ~ u n •me• k1t chct• and bordl::' l c.> d by 1 ct ee f.. s Coii9U5 38?7 I ARM ON ( f.! ) I 3~ Po1tl011d 843 2)01 TWO STORY from o houo;c b roorn '> and bo th, cc>llor out bu 1 ldm g~ 4 OCt f"!i land ot ed ge ol Rutland Con'lple lc !r(l •lt:>i hook up ol :.o 1 bonk!> oppro 1s c d proper ty a t Sll SOO Pho ne 99'7 7094 A LOOK WILL CONVtENCE YOU - I ~ BUS . BUILDING Around 2BOO sq tt . of fl oor st ory fr ame, wood -burni ng fir ep lace, tr ont & rea l space . Lo adtng dock , arched roof, concre t e f loor , a tr con d iti oned and all por c h es , f enced . bath , ca rpeted . •- a I lout shelter, 3 n ice bedrooms , barn and EN D OF YOU R SEARCH - older home , we ll built , priced man y limes below replac ement va l ue. 3 BR . bath , formal dining , basemen t, pJrches . JUS T 4 closet s , na tural gas fu r na ce, ba sement, 2 porches near school and LOOK $10,000 .00 THI S YOU CAN BUY - stor e. Want S23.500.00 . NEW L IS TING - Business 12 )( bO 1973 Dormn trad e• l or sole 2 bedro om l oc ated bet ween M•ne I & 2 Phone 1·669 -57 42 Heall!:state for Sale and electric . $13,000 .00 NEW LISTING Low down payment . loads of rem odel mg . 3 BR , ba th, formal d 1n ing , 2 ca r garage , tots of ground with fruit & berr ies. $19 ,500.00 . Some of the above r epresents properties that could not be replaced at 3 limes th e selling price. - Man y Other Properies- Only 3 bedroom framQ home on gra vel h i';.nl\) 1, natural gas heat, ~ ~ v i fl owers and shrubbery on 2 level OPEN DOOR POLICY LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US AND ONLY INTER ESTEO POTEN TIAL BUYERS WILL BE BROUGHT AROUND. · HEN RY E. CLE LAND REALTOR HANK , KATHY & LEONA CLELAND REALTOR ASSOCIATES 192 -2219-9 92-6191 992 -2568-992 6009 Jot s. $18 ,500 NEAR SCHOOL - Large 3 bedroom s, walk -in close t s, and enormous o:*" 1es . 11 1. baths, It •" ~"\.\) t. oak MllJDLEPORl 3 bedt oo rn hon1e I lu ll both ~ fully <Orpeted . equ1pped \o.Jt chen w•th 1n1er com natural gm furnac e cen t1olo" con d•11on1ng ono 100 )( fl oors an. ~. t=ro nt a net back porches, garage on semi private lot. SU ,OOO . WE ALWAYS HAVE BUYERS FOR SOME PROPERTIE S. BE SURe 100 lot fenred •n yo•d S35 .500 Phone 9'17·5550 THREE BEDROOM home J ' , YOURS IS LISTED WITH US. HELEN l. TEAFORD years o ld A ll efeclrrc Close 10 GORDON 8 . TEAFORD ~chool N1ce lo t wt th tree~ tn SUE P . MURPHY Ru tl and 74 7 2050. ,__..;.R::•:::a:::ll:::o:..r.:A::s=so:.::c:::ia::f:eS:..__J HOUSE FOR !>ole 6 1oom s and , . - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , both Racrr-,e Oh1o. Sam Yote s. 804 W. Main SfROUf 049·1302 Pomeroy pm HOUSE FOR sole 111 Pomeroy. !97o MU S1ANC AUTOMAT IC located m Uppe1 Monkey Run . S rooms ~11h both ond ba sement Good cond• l •on Ph one Pot t.oll-,. remodeled n e e d ~ a 992 37 40 lew repo 11::. Ph one 997 7b63 l q7J MONTE CARL O landau P S fl B A C . AM B track ~ ter eo NOR TH OF F•..,~ Pom ts Spoc•ous e111ro niCe 3 bedr oom home . 4 h cellent cond.r •on S1700 years ol d 1' ' bol hs Fully B43 Jon. equipped ~ • ! chen Cenu al OH 1973 SU PER BEET LE Sl700 !.t on e ! ~r eplace Dou ble R e ed~vdle Oh10 ~ 1 4 - 37 8 b3 3l gar age Select locot 1on or1 1 4 alter 6 pm acres 99 '7 - 1 ~6 !973 BUICK LESABfH Mu ~ t ., ell HOUSE FUll of almo st n.ew fur Call 949 7507 e ..-e n~ng ., . r1J IUfE~ 3 bedrooms lr vmg room drnmg room k1tchen . JQ0 8 FORD LlD 99 2 6309 and wo.,he • ond dryer 1oke MAlE AK C •egrstered O ld Engl 1 ~ h over p ay m e n t ~ Ca ll q9') 6395 :,heep d og 985 4 111 or ACRES 8 room re modeled 992 2205 home all m•ner ol nght~ luel 1970 HORNET $450 Good shape o1l furnace Rutland 01~0 741·3002 S36 000 New 3 bedroom tota l electriC h om ~ I l 13 ocre5 I %5 CONVE R1ABLE near mmes S27 000. Burldmg 742-76b9 lot 1 II O Cfe~ r~.Jro l water on 1974 BUICK REGA l All powe1 lo t $3 ,800 Col! 74/ -2819 ohe1 5 $2500 Day tune only 99 7 55 45 pm or ony trme Sot & Sun 19b7 VW 997 3236or W'l -3935 3 33 to 5 acre ~ 2 m 1 le~ be lo v. M1ddleport r •ver lr on loge Phone 992 -256 1 lor more Hl lor mot •on Army Opportunities Call SFC Lowery Collect, 593-3022 CENTRAL REALTY CO. Caii992 -71JJ CONTACT , Lois Paul ey Bran ch Manager qQ"'} 71 ~0 NO l lt M TOO Lorge or too ~m all W,lt bt; y I pte<:e or com plete hnu'>ch ol d New vs. ed OJ ani • quf''> Mar t •r s Fur n•1ure 70 N / nd ~~ M•ddleport Phone 4Q} 637 0 ( HIP WO OD Pat e., mo)O d • om~Jte r 10 on large st end SB l){' r ron Bu ndled st op $6 per ton De l•ver ed to Oh10 Pallet Co Rt 2 Pomeroy 991 2b8CI' CO INS CURRE:NCY tokenS old ·por ket wotche~ and chams ., .l vE"• and gold We need 19M ond ol der !!.d..-er cams Buy se l l m trade (all Roqer Wamsley 7 4'} '}:JJI liMBER POM~ROY Forest Pro ducts f op pr 1c c lor stond tn g ~ow ltrnber Call 997 5965 or K1~nt Hanby l 440 -8570 WANl 10 buy Used 9Q7 J157 ott er 5 pm can oe NHDW Sri"Pr co1ns htghest pr 1c e':> p01d Call 741 131~ alt er 7 pm WAN!ED TO buy wood burnii"' Q coolo. ~ tQvJ' Sew1n9 m ochme e<Jbllw t ,f re asonably pn c; ed I pwt<bred Rhode Isl and Red r onslet :-;en ires Oif.,red Wll L ( AIH l or thP elderly rn our t n• ~ Phune992 73 14 WA llR W~ll drrlltng Wdhom T (don! 7d7 2879 Will DO ~ moll haulmg cu i bru ~h ( lqon tng of bo!>£>rrents, atti cs qoroqe elc Phon e 99 2-7764 . 3 ACRES - Real nice laying land with nat . gas tap and city water . Loc . on blacktop roa d 7 m inutes north of Rac ine . Asking 59,000 . ~, Of h41eto r to thtt Cellulosic ~wood fiber) C.r•. Thermal Insulation Save 10 pet . to so pet . on healing cost E•perience and fully insured SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ,. 992-21 7~ Pomeroy (all , 992-381S m ,ooo. ' CALL THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY IN GALliPOLIS AT 446-3643 Evenings Call 446-3796 or 446 -1881 10 ACRES - Vacant fond on blacktop road . Beautiful homes ite. About 5 minutes fr om 5 Point , Price $13.800. Between p . m. Middleport, Ohto 4- I.J· t 7: 30 & 9:00 ' MASH BROTHERS Alum. &Vinyl REDUCED TO Sl5 ,900 - A very nice I ' 2 story 4 bedroom home in good condition . Features a basement with fin ished famil y room and laundry room . eaf ln kitchen , living room & bath . Larg e lot w ith fenced yard . Call n'ow , pri ced lo sell. $11 ,700 wil l buy • good 2 bedrm, house and garage , stor age building and garden space on St. Rt . 124 In 514,100 - T'/2 acres with nice 2·bedrm . mobile home with 2 rms . buill on with tlreplace. Workshop w ith other buildings. Eastern Local. We NHd Listings (Middltporll We have buyers lor many types of properly ·CALL JIMMY DEEM Associalt, J4f·2• 68 ACRE FARM - Price reduced lo ~46,900 , Attracllve remodeled 2 story farm home ,...Ill~ ce home feiltures a large living room , dlnl"of."~\"'... chen, 5 bedrooms, & 1'12 baths, 15 ar; t..\~ l,.; . ...-te la nd wit h balance In pasture and wood. ~ .... aer barn & garage. You must see th ts one, it 's "'"" worth th e pr ice . Located off Rt. 325 In Meigs Cou nty . \ MOORE'S . Muffler Brakes Shocks . Tires Battery . Installation Service Ph. 992-2141 BR78xl3 GR7h14 HR7h11 Under ha ng gutters & roam add ition s. LIST S78 .31 115,01 119, !9 AUTO PAINTING I AI Tromm Const. For Free Estimates Call 992 -6313 or 992-6011 5-15·1 mo . pd . Rl . 1 Middleport, Ohio " '4 Yurs Service SALE 1$1.97 ISS . T1 742 -2328, 1 P.M , to9 P.M . Order Now-Mount by Appt. 4·30· 1 mo. Pomeroy, 0. 1·15-tl c BOB'S . 144.11 . . the lh rone . VIRGO (Aug . 21-Sept . 221 Make it a point to overl ook the lit tl e lhtngs loday lhat yo u find ann oying . In ret urn yo u 'll be given eq ual cons1dera tmn LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cl . 231 A i•tlle seed money ma y be req uired tod ay to prim e th e pum p f or so me th tn g larger . Don 't lear to sp end a buck if yo u 're assu red of SC\Iera t in return SCORPIO lOCI . 2~-Nov . 221 "void teaming up with an yo ne today w h o thinks petti ly . You need a co hort who sees thin gs on th e same grand scale yo u do. SAGITIARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 211 ll 's probable you 'll benetit NOTICE OF Denver Kapple At " THE MILEAGE MAKER" Siding On M ay 16 , 1978 . in th e Meigs Coun ty Probat e court , Case No. 12391 , Fred w . Crow , 11 1. R . 0 . 2. Ra ci ne, Ot110 was appo in ted Executo r o f the est at e ol Coulter M Shuler , deceased , R. D 2, Ra ci ne , Ohio Mann.ng D . Webster Pr oba t e Judge .ct er k t51 19 , 16 161 2, 3tc today from some thmg yo u o nl y played a m1mscule role 1n brmging about. Dame For tu ne d1d the heavy work . NOTICE OF SALE AQUARIUS (Jan . 2D-Feb. 191 Pomeroy N ationa l Bank will otter tor sale , at public sale . on Wed nesday . Mity 24 . 1978. at 10 :00 O ' Clock A .M , at th e Fu lfon -Tnomp'> on Tracto r Slt!ts . Inc , Spring A\lenue , Pomeroy , Ohio , the f ollow i ng : One Al liS Chalmers Corn Pic k.er or Grll ln Comb•n~ . Model A Sltl d sale is betng made pu.rsua nl to the au thor ity con ta in ed i n a Secu rit y Agreement P omeroy Nat ional Bank reserves the r ig ht to brd on the prooe rh An y sel l-doubt s you in ttial ly en te rtatn today will be s wept aside when you spri ng in to acti on . Yau·re a be tter doer than you are a thinker . L tfe seldom o ffe r s s ure thmgs . You ' re aware of this . Fortu nately today your hopes will b e predicated upon vtabfe lar. · tors . · PISCES (Feb. 2D-Morch 201 Somet hi ng you ' re presently tn· vO I'tl ed in has greater potential than you may rea lize ll's best to leave the mechanics and Kno w -ho w up to assoc iates . ARIES (Merch 2t -Aprll t91 Con· di ti ons look financia llv orom t ~- (5) 19, 21 , '17 , ?3. 4IC _m -1010 Langsville , Ohio Prtced at ~25 , 000 . 00 . WE NEED LISTINGS VERY BADLY . REAL EST ATE IS SELLI NG SO LET US SELL YOUR S. Cheryl Lemley , Associate Home Phone 742-2013 BRAOrORD Au r l1 ormm Cam· plete Sorv1t e. Phone 94q 7487 or 949 7()(X) Roctne Oh1o Crill Bra df ord HOWERY ElWOOD BOWER\ RlPAIR Sw eeper ~ . !omtGrs uon 5 . oil ~ mall applian ces , l a wn mower n e ~el to ) tol e Highway Garage on Route 7 Phone (614 ) 985· 3B75. R~M OD HING Plu mbmg. heotmg and olllype!t ol gen(uol rep 01 , Work guarant ee d 70 yco1~ e ~ ­ penonce Phor1c CN2 2-409 Closed T hu rs da y s and Sa tu rdays at noon. Your Full Time Rea I Estate Broker Nice l bedroom hom e, very modern , one floor plan, loca ted in Rust ic H il ls, Syr acuse, Ohio. Make a reasonab le offer. Store a nd filling station including st ock and fhdu res , do ing a good busi ness . L oca ted In IJuoine•s Senices ~ l::WING MA CHINE Rep011 ' se' v•cc all mak es 991 278 4 lhe f- a b11c Sh op fl o me 1o y Au th omed S•ngcr So les and Servrco We sharpen Sc •ssor5 . ~)( ( AVA I ING 1 dotot loode1 and backhoe w ork dump tru cks and lo-boys l or h11e w1ll haul till dut to so1l , ltmcs 1one and gr o'"'ol Coli Bob or Roger Jcl f e r ~ day ph 0110 9q7 708 9 r11ght phono 9Q'l 3525 or 991- 5237 f:XCA VA liNG do1cr , bock hoe ond d• tcher Charles R Holf, eld Bock Hoe Ser..-tce Rut land Oh •o Phone 74112 -2008 ' Will do roo l mg, constrvctton , plumbtng and heating. No 10b too lorg(l 0 1 too srnoll Phone 747 13<8 IF YOU NEED ' A SOFA THAT MAKES A,, BED FOR YOU Selection In The Valley WEEKLY SPECIAL 1975 CHEV. BElAIR 4 Dr ., fa c. air , au!•·· P S., P B '1995 BATHROOMS ANO Kttchens r emodeled c~r amt c l1 le plum bmg, carpen try and general rno 11\ten o11ce. 13 yeor5 ex pertence, 992 3685 . PUDDLE POOLS All sues and • 5hopes.. Swun poo l\ , 'l years expertence, lree es-ti mates . · onylhing you need lor underground swim pools . New ' chem Jcol and 5upply store. Albany Oh i o . Ph one 614 b98 b555 ( Alte1 b pm , bl.ol ·b89 5251 John Jeflers 01 689.5265 Bill G il leue . ) We ore NOT oil wet on PRICES . 1974 CHEV. NOVA .................... '1995 2 Dr , 6 cyl , auto , P.S., vinyl r oof . 1974 CHEV. NOVA ....................s1995 2 Dr. Hatchback. 6 cyl., auto. 442 1968 CHEV. NOVA .................... ..'495 2 Or ., 6 cyl. TRUCKS 1973 FORD RANGER .................'1895 !' As LAiw J.s TALl< TO • Conlinental. loaded. 1968-ows CUTlASS:................. ;gg5 All carpel lnslllltd wl p1ddlng at no chlrgt. EMDtrl Jnstallttlon. C. II 74HZII 1973 UNCQlN ......................... '2495 4 Or .• fac. air , auto .• P.S, P.B. & SAVE ALOT __......,_ Cuslom . 1 Dr .. !900 aclual m iles . 1973 FORD LTD).......................'1495 SAVE ON CAIPniNG DRIVE A LimE IVy whtrt YOU Cln comt In 11111 stt whtt rou'rt giHtflt - Good Mltclltnl - Fully otocktd, 1975 CHEV. IMPAlA .................. s3495 302 V-8, .otonoard, LWB. 1973 DODGE ........,........... .'........ '1895 Adven!Ure t'ocKage . V-8, auto .. P .S., LWB. '. 1972 GMC ................................. ;ggs v .8, aula, P.S.. LWB . MOTORCYCLES 1976 SUZUKI ..~8~........................ '995 1974 YAMAHA .. ~... ........ .... . . . .... '595 2 RIEBEL'S USED CARS Wtncltll or ,..rb Gnto or Gent Smltll RUn.AND FURNITURE 74Z-ZZ11 See St. Rt . 7 Roger Riebel 667-3463 1 mile north Tuppers Plains, Ohio I MF 135 D11:~sel · MF230 D1c sel MFISO D ie~e l Mf-235 D• e~ el Mfl65 D1e ~e l MF 2B5 D1 e!>el MF\135 D•c sel Cob , on & heater . 1973 Pl YMOUlH , $300 and assume loon. Morine 2-woy VHF ·FM rod•o ·telephon e, S375 Anl1que S1nger ll eod le ~ CWHIQ rnochme . $100. like 11ew 1 304 773-5778 . good 11 rcs SISO. 949 ·7801. HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE Syracuse, 0 . Bedding Plants. Potted Plants. · Dish Gardens , Hanging Baskets, Vegetable Reedsville, AT THE ATHENS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS, ATHENS, OHIO The Hocking Valley Bank , 7 West Stimson Ave ., Alhens, Ohio 4S701 will offer for sale lhe following de scrtbed 1tem s tr ee and clear of a 11 soltener, Model liens and e n cu mbra t"~ces . SN: 0735957 H 1974 Fatrmont Mobil e Home, Mod el 70x l 4, SN · N03924. 194B Ford Tractor, M ode l BN, SN P66B50 1956 Cock shu ll Tractor with ~oade r , SN: 4075C27 1971 Ford Torino , 4 d r., SW, SN: IA4l H236007 . 1974 Ftal , Cpe ., M odel 12B, SN. 12BAC01B 5673. UC-SVI , The aforementioned items shall be sold at public sale '289.95 Now Only al 5:00 P.M . DST on Monday, May 22 at The Athens County Fairgrounds to th e highest btdder. Items will Let u s t est your w~ner Free be sold as is Without any express or implied warranties . Item s may be seen at the Athens County Fairgrounds on May 19 at 4 : 30 P.M . or by prior arrangement. · Pomeroy Landmark 1\,J,;~ack W. Carsey , Mgr. l::::LI _.. Phone 992-2181 rWO 3 pi OC e bedr oom S UI!(.' ~ maple hu tch, glm,!i doors Mny tag wr 1ngc r wa sher. 2 ~ lands I dr cs~e r . 1 b05C ( Obul et . l eleci11 C r ange 2 c abin e t ~ 1 rou nd tabl e drop leot l orrn•co top 1 boo k c o ~e 1 chalf 24 7-3100 SEWING MAC H IN~ R1d1ng rnow£:> r (Wor ds 5 h p ) 3 Pollobl£> I v., bloc k o•,d wh11e I calm wn so le 25 K1t chen •Hnk and cobmel ut ~ ll (wh tte ). 1 l•..-111g room ~ u• le':> Roc ke1 rec li ner chatr Roll a way bed lhrec , quar ter s11e Van ll y 10 (new} 'J ga s stoves I 50 QC(l I 85 0()0 1 gas dryc• I Plectt r( dr ye1 As.,ort ecl c!ot h• ng and r n • ~c 110m ~ Phone 747 1b68 Check our low, low AGREAT MORE TO YOU Bl LL JANES PUBLIC AUCTION MONDAY, MAY 22 AT 5 O'CLOCK P.M. 1978 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham M ~. Karr's Demo..................·......... . $AVE 1978 Cutlass Salon Sed .. ?.r.i~:;:~ . ~~- . ___ .. 16295 1978 Oldsmobile 98 Regency Sed.~;~~:· $AVE 1977 Cad. DeVille Cpe.......... ... ....... ,18900 1977 Cutlass Wagon ............. _......... '5995 1976 P~. Volare Sed .. ..................... 13195 1975 Cad. DeVille Cpe. Gold ............ .. 15600 1975 Delta 88 Royale Cpe.. _.. _....... _, 13495 1974 Olds 98 LS Cpe.. .................. 12995 1974 Cadillac Sed. DeVille ... ... ... ,...... 13695 1973 Buick LeSabre Sed ........... ,... ,..11795 1973 Olds 88 HT Sed..................... 11595 1973 Cad. DeVille Sed .... .. ... _..... _..... 12495 1973 Cad. DeVille Cpe .................... .1 199~ 1973 Pontiac Grand Am ...... .. ......... . '1895 1973 Pinto Wagon :...................... , 11095 1973 Ford F-100 1!2 Ton ............... ... 11895 1973 P~mouth Duster Cpe............... 11695 1972 Dodge Charger ........... ............ '1295 1969 Pontiac-Bonnville Sed................ 1995 1969 Pontiac LeMANS Cpe .... .... .........1995 AT THE ATH ENS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS , ATHENS , OHIO Now In Stock The A thens National Bank , 2 S. Court S1 ., Athens , 0 . 45701, wilt offer f or sa le 1he tottowing descn bed \lehicles free and clear of all liens and encumbrances : Large se lecti on 1978. Old smobiles r ea dy for d e hvery. We are ready to deal. So hur ry in , pick yours out. 1976 Ford F 150 Styleside PU , red . 6 cyl .. standard Shill 19641nf ernationaf M odell BOO Cab & Cha . {log truck ), 5 speed tr ans , cheater all.le . air brakes. 1977 Pontia c 7 dr . Astre Hat chba ck, yellow -bla ck str ipes, auto. trans ., p.s , ftlf wheel. full tnst r umental ton , 4.200 mi. , balance of factory wa rr anty . 1974 Chevrolet Impa la , 4 dr .• b l ue w -wh tte viny l top. loaded w -extras . 1973 VW Seater Bu s. blue w wh1te top, Mode l 27 11, engine n eed s work . 1972 Olds Cutlass Supreme HT , blue w while top , V 8, Drive Home A Winner See one of th ese ~ourteous sale sm en : Pete Bur ris, Mar vi n Keebaugh or George Ha rris . karr & Van Zandt " You 'll Ltke Our Quality Way of Dong Bus iness" GMC Ftnancmg . 992 -5142 FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, FERT~PELS & BLEND Pomeroy Landmark 1977 Kawasaki MC KZ 400 2. cy l., 4 stroke red, low mileage. 1977 Har ley Davt dson MC XLH 1000 CC extended Iron I end, King & Queen sea t, mag w heels , many more ex tras . The aforementioned vehicles sha ll be sold at publt c auction at 5 o'clock on Monday , May 22 at The Athens County Fair Ground s to lh e highest bidder. The vehicles will be sold as is without any express or implied warranti es . Vehicles may be seen prior to the Phon e 992 -2181 sale at The Alhens Counly Fairgrounds on May 19 at 4 :30P .M . or prior arrangements. The Athens Nati ona I Bank , Athens , 0 , reserves the righ1 to bid, the right to withdraw any or all vehicles from sale prior to confirm ati on . Terms · Cash , Certified Check or Financing Confirmation . On All Used Cars & Trucks AI AUCTIONEER - BILL JANES BEST BUYS EVER!!! CARS X~ -1... .... ...... ......... 17495 Jade green. only 4,500 miles, loaded . • 1977 MAVERICK 4 DR .... ~.u.'?: ·. ~-~~ .. 13295 1975 MUSTANG u.....~~~: . ~'.d::.~:~·-·· 12595 1975 CHEVY MALIBU WAGON· --~~~?~. 12595 1975 MAVERICK 4 DR STD............ 12295 1974 MAVERICK GRABBER 2 DR ..~'~: '2195 1974 AMC HORNET 2 DR •.- ---~~~~·... 11695 1974 DOOGE DART 2 DR AUJ0 ....... '1895 1973 MAVERICK 4 DR ...... -~~ 1•0. . . . . '1195 1972 FORD GAlAXIE 4 DR AUT0 .. ... ..1495 1972 BUICK 4 DR ........ ~~.1 ?;......... '995 1971 PONTIAC GRANDVILLE 4 DR .. .... 1795 1970 HORNET 4 DR AUTO ...... .. ...... '395 Dan Thompson Ford . 1977 PINTO RUNABOUT 3 DR._ ... _._ ..... 13295 USED CARS 1978 COUGAR Pome roy Op en Evenings until6 :oo-t!l S p.m . Sat auto., p s.. & p b. pric es on POTACH, The _Hocking Va_lley Ban~ of Athens reserves the r1ght to btd and th e nght to wtthdraw any or a II item s from sale prior to confirmation. Term s of sale : Cash , Certified or Official check or ftnancinQ· confirmation . AUCTIONEER - ~ATEC 0. Monday, May 22 at 5 O'Clock P.M. MEANS VALUE TODAY PUBLIC AUCTION 1 ONE 1956 Fo1d Trac tor 800 !>Ctie~ $3000. rro c!or ov erhaul ed 111 loll of JQ77 Con to ri Ffed W C1o w 'l9 7 2~rn, day and qQ? -7567 e'"'enlll gs JIIACJOR 378-6125 197b HONDA JbO Rood B1k e Front d t~c br'okm '7800 rntfe~ Ex cellcnt co nd•t•on tn'l 6307 HONDA 90 lor !> Ol e Good ~ hop e Eldon Walbu rn . 992 2805 l -REED'S COUNTRY STORE SOLID WAlNUT gate leg ond d1 op leal t.u 1 c h~n tabl e Aboul 100 yea rs old S250 qq') 12H9 to see 11 o• 997 7666 oile r 5 1975 FORD VAN Fully cus tom1t ed, 351 P S P 8 S3800 Butch Rou sh 01 call 9rn 5032 or E:"coNoMv tl;,' SEE THEM Let Pomeroy . Landmark soften & condition your water with co.op . water NlW 8 USED IMPLEMENll . MF9 Boler · MFI O Bole, · MFI20 Boler · Matthews Rotary Scythe MFBBO Sem• ·mout\ted 6 bot1om Pl ow · MF520 12 Dt sc · MF200 'l Row Choppe1 · MF39 I Row Planle r~ Mechonrcol 1ronsp lon ter SHINN'S rRACTOR SAtE S Phone 458 I tJ30 leon W Va . ... •' ... . . ' .....• 1974 Cameron Mobt le Home, Mode l 70143PF0301500 , 350 V-8, auto .• P.S., P. B., 4 wheel d r WINlER GEl to your house? le t us moke nece~~ory repo in. AI T1 omm. Cons tru e!ron 747-13';8 ' 9' and 12' Vinyl Floor Coverin« In Stock U5l0 I RACl OR5 AUCTIONEER BILL BROWN tc0~0 M~ !IIUOr liandles b19Q!t !DPij lilll tDbs Mow. plow 111! , b~ ll don /0 an<1cM llll!nts Mort wor~ powtr, lower tuel tosl allq&&r driWII EED A WATER SOFTENER? 1973 CHEV. BLAZER ................... s3995 PU LUNS EXCAVATING Complele Servr ce Phone 99.2 -2478 •4.11 :'~:a. 614 37B ·6311 992-7156 733t Rubber ~ Carpet JQ76 CHEVROlET CUSTOM Delu11e 1• ton p1ckup $3400 . Low .n.t eoge R ee d ~v ·l l e Terms : Cash or check with positive t.D. a MAN-SIZE tractor" FRYE 'S PENNZOIL Rutland Gas. groc lrre sol es an d t epou w , er ke r Sei VI( (l ~ ... erydoy low prt c e ~ Reg. gas 59 9 Delc o 0 11 chock s 539 95 1ie t Potnts f- ord Gm and Mopat , $3 bO . 1ur1c up BURROUG HS SENSI MATIC oc ktls . $4 .98 Dts c br ak e pods. co un tr ng mochme Phons.._,... $9 95 se t Fan bel t and ho ses 992 2 15b , Th e Doil y Sentinel . $2 50 to $5.00. Rebuil t and new I l l Cour I Stree t Pomer oy star ter s and olt etnotor s $77 50 ond up Wh1le spok e wh ee ls Ohto $29 95 ea ch Chrome s1 de CABBAG E. BR OCCO li p1pes . $6 7 50 to $7 5. ~oc ~ e t cau liflower . br usse ll sprou l s, ~ ets $12 50 to $37 50. Hock egg plon b head le tluce , sweet sow blade s 2 lor $1. Fl o wer!> l or peppers hur,gorton WO)( , see! _Memorrol Day $1 4Q to S7 95 banana . chtlt peppers Plu s Open Do•lY I 0 to l 0 Clmed many d1 1fercnt vo neltes . of Monday'> Phone 747-9S75 or tomato plants. many f..mds ol 742 -2081 hong rng ba sk ets and pol !lo wers . Lorg e v.or •ely ol on· MILK GOAlS l'"~t lr e~hened $b0 nual !> in f la t ~ Cleland For ms and up K1d!i weaned B1lly '> and Greenhou se Roc •n e, $10 n omue!o $30 Shade Geroldirle Cleland . 6 14-696-123 4 S300 B43·7b22 4-9· I mo . "Finally, I've found 1973 350CC Harl ey Dov 1dson mo torcycle . 1300 mtfes , Good condit ion $515 Colt olt et 5 pm 614 378 -6116 BEST SELEC TI ON of the best wood stove s in Southeastern Oh1o Jotul . Marso , Elel. Trr olio, rcmpwood , and Nolhuo. Zton Hea l Co . 8 Putnam Dr (oil Mil! St.), A thens. 614-592-6079 Of 614 -696 11 87 992-5116 All kinds of new merchandise, tools, furniture , toy s, pans . Something diffe rent every week, . BASS BOA 1, 16 It motor and tr oll er Good co nditiotl $1195 or best alter 992-3231 CO AL . LIMESTONE , sand grovel colc 1um chloride fert ilizer dog lo9d . and all lypes ol salt 1:: )( ceh•or So ft Wor ks Inc.. E M0111 Sl Pomeroy 992 3891 1974 SUZUKI lM!OO Raced one !>eoson E~ecellent co nd•llon AN D MARli N covot1ng ~epli c ~y s htm!i , do(O f backhoe dump hucf.. lrmes tone. gro~e f. block1 op po..,1ng Rt 143. Ph one I (614 ) oqa J.IEOU CE SAFE & fa st wil h GoBese Tab lets & E-Vop 'water pdls ' Nelson Drug lHUCK RUNS good EVERY SAT. EVE • 7:00 P.M. Not responsible for accidents . 19b9 GMC TR UCK 6 cyl auto . motor recen tly ov er hauled. good l 1r es, no ru st, 111 good co n· ditton 6l4cd40 -7090 osk lot fl out Open Mon , lhru Sat . 9lil5 Sunday 1lil s IN A LIKE· NEW CAMPER ! • HuPillie•• Senices 985-3912. . Plants . Dupont materi1ls. Phone 992-2181 Rutland Auction Barn 1976 HARLH . Elec tro Glide 3600 mtiC!i . ftk e new co ndrt• on W1 lh Iauro po ck and h£l lrnet $3.200 CAPRICORN (Dec . 22-Jan . t91 SPRil<G SPECIAL Complele Paint Jobs SIOO.OO Small Cars t..rge Cars SI2S,OO Trucks S17S.oo Body work & rtpolr 11.00 per Inch using only tilt besl Estate for Salt' Largest $!5,000 - Will buy • good 5 bedrm . house with large l iving room and kitchen. 2 baths, basemen t, F.A. not. gas heat In Chester . Case No . 22391 APPOINTM E NT DURA-STEEL RADIAL 15 IN STOCK Syracuse. PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO ESTATE OF COULTER M . SHULER , DECEASED For The Best Price In Town - See wtll be suppor tiv e tod ay tn st tu ati o ns wh ere yo u keep a Func tion aS the po wer behind Manning D. Webs t er Probate Judge Clerk 1'1, 26 (6 ) 2, JIC 4-24- 1 mo. equid be diStorted. LEO (July 23-Aug. 221 Lad y luck low profile Sh un th e spotlight. On Ma y 16, 1978, in th e igs county Probate court , 21 , 390 , Edison No t etter , Lin c oln H 1ll. eroy , Ohio 45709 wa s nted Executor o f th e ot Jot1n W il l , deceased , of Rou t e ), Pomeroy , & service, Musey Ferguson & Gilson Tillers, lawn ,Boy Mower Sales & Service. DELTA outbui ldings. Some tenclng, plenty· of road frontage close to hosp ita l and school at Laurel Cliff Asking $42,500. JOH N WI LL~' CEAS ED No. 22.390 r<OTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY - 4-1?-l m oP. rno 61!2 A CRES - Wlth a nice 1111 st ory house~ mostly carpeted with 3 or 4 bed r ms , livi ng rm , fam il y Wl ., with firep lace , basement, f u~l oil fur nace, garage an d A BEAUTY AT FIVE POINTS - Here Is an eMCellent 3 bedrm . house with l'h baths, kitchen with bulft.fn app li ances, fami l y rm . with fi rep lace. all nicel y carpeted Full basement with wood-burning stove. Atta c~ed (2 car l garoge . Chrys ler Air -Temp. central heating and cooling . Ver y low elec. bills . All this and appr ox . one acre land . Have a look . Only $47,900. TA T E OF W. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Ph. 992-2164 (614) 66'1 -6177 Home Phone 992-S73P and Qarden space. Cit y wa t er and dr illed well. Loc . careful no t tq be unco mplime nta ry abou t mutual pals who aren ' t pr esent Your remar ks PROBATE COURT OF , MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO 399 Call JERRY MURPHY George S. HobsteHer Jr . Broker RT . 33 - 10 ACRES of land along Rt . ll 4-lone iust north o f Pomeroy N ice home si t~s Ask ing $.12,800 40 ACRES - In Southern Local with a small barn and dug well. About 11 acres tillable . Some woods and mi neral s. Asking $21 ,500. advtce of ot hers , yo u'll go ad)il l CANCER (June 21-July 221 W~ ile sociali Zi ng today, be MODERN SUPPLY Smoll enoint mower yard Specialized in driveways , grading , landscaping , etc. throughout, kttchen comp letely equtpped, laundry roof , on double lol. Asking areas where you can exe rcise you r own judgment th e re su lts you re l y too heavi ly on the SALES AND SERVICE 11 -9-lfc DOZER FOR HIRE Pomeroy , Ohto PHONE 992·6113 Office Hrs.: 9 a.m .-4 p.m. room ~tth wa sher and d ryer, 2 baths, out buildtng w ith electr1c for storage, alum . si ding , sto rm win dows "n ew Graph , P.O. Box 489, Radio City Stalion ,N.Y !0019 . Be sure to speci fy birth date. GEMINI (May 21 -June 20) In wtll be profil ab le today Wh ere 100 Main St. · Pomoroy, Ohio Pomeroy 992-6212 or 992-6261 8A ,M , to4 :1DP.M. . Fi nd o ut more o f what lies ahead for yo u by se ndmg fo r and a lo ng , se lf-addre sse d stamped enve lope tO Astra - OF FIDUCIARY 107 1 2 Sycam ore St . . _home, 3 bedroom , family room w ith hv ~ ng r oom , dining room , carpet ed . pd 4-9-1 mo. accept blame lor the mistakes o fI he those 1n your charge yo ur co py of Aslro-Graph Let · ter by mailing 50 ce nts fo r each Phone 992-2181 1975 Harley Sporr ster , l1k o 11ew runs goo d. kmg qupen ~eat , b e)( f ur• f,onl . t>xl10 bollery .. oltoge reg and I helmet~ Must hove S'l300 Qq'j. 5146 or can be seen at I 06 A Bt r c ~ ~ ~ Pomeroy Ohto B & S MOBILE HOMES f't Plea· • son i , W . Vo . besideHeck 's 11~7 3 Broodmore 14 • b4 2 bedroom 1973 Oan on 14 )( bO 2 bedroom 1971 V1ctonon 14 x ~7 3 bedroom I both 1972 Coven try 12 )( 65 3 bedroom 19~9 Sta tes man 17 )( 60 2 bedroom . cau se o f your wtllingness to PWMBING & HEAnNG INC. Free Est . GeorgeS . Hobst eMer Jr., Broker 2_ fireplace, CARTER ~- Blown Insulation JIM KEESEE $1 Pomeroy Landmark J&L HOBSTETTER REALTY w'th heatolator . Sma ll barn and out build ings, 20 acres fen ced . Nice coo ntr y setting off black top road just 6 minutes north of Rac ine. Asking $42 ,000. 4-30-lfc EXPERIENCED Radiator~ Service ,,011'1 tMo ..., t ruct au!lfioa..- H t'a l and l 11:1 baths . M os11y carpeted B ig cen tra l fireplace OLD I URN1TURE 1cc bo )(e s btos.s bed-; 1rOII bed~ etc co mple te hou'>Ph ol ds Wr 11@ M 0 Miller l?t ~ f-' omeroy Oh •o or call 992 -71 19 or 992-5041 4 27 tfc 992-22 !B 57 ACRES - With • nlce l lf, story house wi th 3 bedrm s Wanted to Bu y Anytime Saturday After Hours n EXPLORE THE GREAT OUTDOORS Auto & Truck Repair . Also Transmission Repair Phone 992-5682 Call AfterS :OO or to ca rport & 9lorage. 1 level acre, corner lot Many , many other features , 136,000 00 . new kit. S()l'v neling , al l bath , F . A Reduced LIVE HERE IN CO MFORT - Brand new , 3 BR , bath , lovely fireplace , Tu pper s Plains Water and large 0. Chester, Ohio Jo.Jo.c : home or trailer . electric avai lable on 6BT . 5.96 ACRES - Renova t ed 6 bedroom s. ¥4 "'ile off Rt. 7 by-pus on St. Rl. !24 toward Rutland, s t ora ge $12 ,500.00 . SEE THIS 10 acres ground , FREE GAS , far out. JUST $5,000 .00 for gra ve l road . One mile from Rutla n d . E lectric on the p r o perty. Good bu ildtng other buildings 123,500 . BRICK HOME - metal ROGER HYSELl GARAGE Bo • 3, gural ed by olh ers. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your es tee m is ascending today be· Call Now For Appointment Ta{lk~ Middleport, 0 . 5·11-2wk. May 20, t97B The balance sheet will be tilled in your tav'o r this co mi ng year. Th rou gh a serie s of unu sua l if Jack's SeptiC Fay's Gift bldg., lots of r emodeli ng, uti lities. Out of fl ood. 21 ACRES On good ft ' new Wreaths rvice d epartment and II service Hotpoint and brand s. '' i?~::u~-~s:~·~im~a~d;;·~-~;=~r~~~::l' Anyday, anylime. Phone 985-18fkl Jack Ginter 985-1806 Flowers, DAVE'S BACKHOE & DUMP TRUCK SERVICE SPECIAL estimate, 24 hour service. Bibles, Bunch N. 2nd Pomeroy , Ohio room houc" Crosses, Pots , Near VIRGIL B., SR . 992.3325 ~,,'!',~"~' !'!"!!, 216 E. Second Street R.e s ide n t i a f a nd commercial. Call for Baskets, Sprays HOUSI:: AN[) lot 111 Don vill e on Rt . 315 Phone 742-206!l build ing 24x80 in R ufland Has rest room , water , ga!-1 1971 1-URNI S H ~D rnabde home w• th or w•thout I 1 , o ne~ loaded w1th eJ~Iros Sell mg cheap 742-2565 O (le~ Beautiful Selection Flowers We have enlarged our 1978 HM 125 'Sur.uk i Dit 1 l:l1k e 'l mo old . EH elltJ111 co ndition Need s cor 949 24 10 circu m stances and luck , situatio ns co uld develop where you ' ll benefit from th ing s inau- SEPTIC TANK CLEANING For AUCTION 19M C H ~VY PICKUP 11uck Hco..-y d•J IY with Iepper . Mu st ~ell 949-2507 , e.. ening~ Wheel Alignment Business Services 19 ACRt S 5 room house CH '}f;l ~or rnore mlor rnalt OII colt /.47 3164 si tes Only $12 ,500 00 2 ACRE LOTS Near lHRH MONTH old puppy co fl•c 985 3596 O P ~ L SlAIION ~ peed Storf!i and •)(Jj /6 ~0 new ren ters ossts lance, vou moy be able to l•..,e •n our apartm ent lor less than $50 o monrh l- ot more m for motrOn contact V• l loge Manor A p a r tment~ 6 WEEK old coll1e H• ll '2<1 7 7901 IQ69 1051 FEMAlE cot Mos tly grey wo>or mg tPd coll o1 and ! leo co l lo t A n !iv.f'r ~ to th e nome oll •l IY IH l11bPI Vi Cinily of f-ly seJ! Ru1• Rt 124 and Ba 1!ey Run Ou• IWO ~AM i lY Yard Sole . F1r st trade• on lett we~t !t om Don - RISING Sl AR Ken r~ el Boord •ng Indoor and outdoor r un ~ ville on 375 Sot May 20th All Gtaomul g oil breeds ( leon pt I led to go Clo thmg bedd•ng ~ a n rl ory locdtl leS . C he s h~re McGull ey s Reeders mooy m1 sc 11ern~ Phone 74 2 20b8 Phone ( ~1 4 ) Jb7 -01n AntoSales LOS! BR OWN b•ll fol d F1ve dollar • •eword Be twC'en Ru tland ond M wl dlepor t 99'} 7513 CIT IZENS: (614) 098 ·3290 Home Phone 741·2377 or Evemngs 99'.1 -7056 Lo•l and Found SENIOR LARG~ FIVl Fo rlll/y So le. Thut s f- rt and So t d needed . 9 om to 3 p•n ot Rober ! Hay es . leo vmg ~'(fO C use Oil Rt 174 lots of baby clo thes so me rhdd re n's o"d adult do th e§ toy s baby l u•1r il ur P somem•S( items . l urn 1shod and un opt s, Phone 9!12 COUNTRY MOBILE Home Pork Route JJ , nor th ol Pomeroy large lots Ca ll qrn-7479. Pl)one 741-1668 . ~Al~ Gr:a_n d Opening lvrn tshed 54 34 lb..aJ Estate for Sale t.•or Sale EXPERT HUNTER Want Ads Turn Unwanted. Items Into Cash For lte~ll May 13 fl 1 gh th ou~e ) A TUROA Y May 10th Cozo11 Budd111 9 ne ,;llo Roone Oh1o Po!i l Olhce Q 5 Good fur n1tu1e tool~ clo th e~ etc )o~c lh lllQ lo1 e ... eryone Co me ono' ~ cc us A C Brad ford and B•ll CoJorl • 3 AND 4 RM CoH 992 - 21S~ . VAFW SAlt . Storts Sol • . i"" t.Y.~l--' ... ~,-.-~ \-e••e ~,. Au to trans .. 18.000 mi le s. L tk.e new . 1 1975 PINTO WAGON .......... .............. 2395 Au lo. tran s , P .S , a ir cond . Very Sharp 1977 MUSTANG II 2 DR .......... ......... '3895 4 sp . t rans . • 10,500 miles, local owner. 4 cyl. engine Creme Puff . 1977 CHEV. NOVA 2 DR.................. 13995 6 cyl new ~ conven1en1 to sel up ~ conventent mon lhly payments ~ conventenl tax reco rds Less than 8,000 miles, loca l owner , as good as 1975 GRANADA 2 DR....................... 12795 6 cyl. , auto. 1rans., P.S 1975 GRANADA GHIA 4 DR ........ ,. ......12995 Low mileage, o cyl. , std. trans Very c lean. 1 ~ free s c a sh lor olher purpo ses ~ lrade-tns acc epted 1974 PINTO 2 DR ... .. ..................... 1695 4 cyt , au to tran s. 1977 THUNDERBIRD ....... __ .......... ..... 15395 Vinyl roof , P.S., P.B., air . It s ea ster to deal w 11h !he source C ome 1n and see our LEASE plan 1977 FORD F-100 PICKUP ................. 13995 6 c:yl. , std . trans., mag wheel covers, t ie down hooks TRUCKS REDUCED '200 1974 CHEVY ~ TON.~~~?~·.:.~:~:..~ .. .. '2595 1969 CHEVY ~ TON FLATBED ........... '895 GMAC 1974 CHEV. C-10 PICKUP.................. '2495 RLSP 1974 FORD F-350 TON CAB-CHASSIS -... 12495 6 cyl , std . tra ns . Clean . V·B, auto. trans., P.S., P.B. SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Ph . SOO E. Main 992-2174 Pomeroy, Ohio OPEN TILL 7 P.M . ExcepLThursday & Salurday tiiS :OO Closed Sunday DAN THOMPSON FO See Hoeky Hupp, Darrell Dodrill or Pat Hill , General Manager , for • GoOd Deal on 1 New or Uoed Vehicle. 992-1196 Middleport, o . �, '1-' ' " ' 10.-The Oa1ly Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Fnday , May 19, 1978 ,---- nmtSatt> WANTAD CHARGES 15 WtJr\.1:-u• Llllllt•t {'ash 100 150 I dJ} 2dll \ \ Gdd; ~ rhtu~~ I !ft 100 10) ~2ft ;! 00 :17!i '\ d;H' E.,, h .,., tJrd uw1 ll tt 1111111mwn Ill ~ un b 1~ ~ ·t't'llt~ pt'l" wurd jJl'r tlon :\ d;, I'UIIIHII~ vtllt'r l.ll<lll l'tltl!'>t'I.' Uli\' t' tla\ .!< ~>'I ll llt• t·han:l'tl at Lht• 1 dn\ I <tit• ' I , . In lllt•nw t 1 !'an i uf l'lwnks ami i)lJilUUI'} 6 n•ttl' ~~ Wu1d . S:I OO ll1UIUI!Ulll i'm,h Ill ad\ <Il l\'(' ~kllth- Hun11 ~~tr ~ <Hill Y.ml ~ •lt•s ,\l't' 11U l'Jllt•il IIIII\ Willi (';h]l \1 1\l l unk·r 25 t•t· rtt l'i rur~t fot <l<.b t'ilt'n· lll)l Box S"un1lw•t It\ i .Il l' nf 'l'ht' S1"1t· lmd l"llc. l'ublL~ht•t r c.•:.t'!"\t'S lilt' tt.:h1 It• L'titl Ill I t' J<:t'l dill a(] ~ dt•t•t!Wd u llj\'t twrw l Tht• Pulll t<;llt'r \\'Ill not I.M;· tt'S!)<!INblt ' f t •l tiiUit' tlt<lll llllt ' llll"Ul'· t t'\'1 IU::>t'l til )II l'huttt•992·21Jii NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES \l or1d;n :'-- t!ti/1 •t!S.IIlll dU\ lut•MI;n !1 1r 11 Flui.t) II' \I till' l.n hl'flllt'fJiliJiu 11111•11 SumJ,n ~ I' :-,, · ~-, i dtl ~ ,j fll' rllllllll AN I(( rnodPI Olt!Jinnf' l lo er I') lool. •ng l o• en ' RC Clu b on the A then~ Pome•o y or G o l hpol1~ otco Col l 7,j7fOiH I NO longe1 wnr ~ lor Roc1ne fJiu onhmg ord Heal •ng Bdl If- YOU hove o :; er vice to o tter . wont to buy or se ll somettHng . oe looktng tor wO(k . or who te..-er you 'll gel results lmter w1th a Sen trnel Won t Ad (noon ) throu gh Sol . May 20 . Fu rnr ture opphonces . TV. gm heaters rent corn per . cor pel rem nolll!i l1nem and spreads . rr H:;r hou!iehold goods. toys 1 m1le tr am a11d . clothes la r1g sv ille on ( R 10 {Dex ter Rd ) LAMAR BEAUTY SALON 101 W 2nd Sl. Pomeroy , 0 . Under New Managem~nt Terri Mtller Walker Ope ning Tuesday , May 23 YOU NG ADULI S of Re01 gar11Zed Chvrch ol Jew!i ( h11 sl of latter Day Somh w11f hold m1sc. sole 111 RoCtne on SR 338 across ! rom grade school on Thu rs . f1 1 and )at 9 3. Numerous o n lique ~o lawn mowers Iorge and small applr onces clo th es of oil ":>rzes mu ch rno re Som.-thmg l or YA RD SALE Ffl Sat & Sun '1 mde off Rout e 748 at Cheste • Wat ch for s•gns HUGI- SALE of Flea Market and u~e f ul .term Frr Sot q l o b On ~to l e Route 7 2 mdes sou th of M 1ddlepo r t So me 1tern s glossc ~ \0 cen ts. pac ke r s• re books 10 cents milk b o ue l~ and old hu •t1 or !> Sl eo Pmt tar~ ol bu tt on~ 50 many old bot lei !> /lowe• vase!> ol d teller~ p o~ l cord s lamps 111'1!i ' ba ~ k e t s ~· l v er pla ted wore v.. hot 11 0 h COI1 rllng jOIS pi C lu res d•shcs sou !> ag e stu!ler mogozu1e al so dothmg s hoe~ and rnu ch rnuch rnore Wonted old p•cture po!ilcords Help Wanted WAITRl SS WMlllD o"er 71 ~ venmg ~~~ dt f-r1endly lavern M 1ddlcp ?rl 1 HPlRH:NCto SIDING oppllcotor s P o~ ~ er~ b u tg a reo Onl y those w dh QO'I n t rue ~':> and equ•pmen t ncl'd apply Col! Kc sle y .W • ggl ~ :.1011 ~ 2f:! 5455 992·7787 lO )0 50") bedroom mob de horne m Ha<me or eo 992 -5858 MIODl~POR T Olhc space 1000 ~q ft .. air co nd•t•oned cmpeted Ground tloor Corner focollon Coli 997-31:1 31 !RAILER SPACE ) , mrl e !rom Me•gs H1gh School on old Rt 33 992 -'l941 0 1 991 2b89 HOOF HOllOW Hor se~ Bu y sel l trade or tron1 New and used saddle ~ Rut h R ee~es Albo r,y . MAlE AN D l emole AK C reg1s 1e1ed Old ~ngh sh Sheep dogs 985 -4 \II or gqJ . n os MOl HER CAT 3 k1tter1S l emole o week~ old qq1·24'JB ~MA ll MIXED breed pupp•e!. ft ee to good home about to week ~ old Femal e Has been wormed 991 -7105 evt>n•ng ~ 1WO LIT TL E 99 7 281 7 klttlf? S p up~ Ph one Geor ge Por t MUST MOVE c op~ and camper s Our lon your go1n ot Codner s Campers 1971 TAG ·A l ONG IB It sel l contamed l ro ...el l rarl ~r A· I 9rn 3 1'~4 or 997 3459 STARCRAFl SAVE NOW Free canopy f1r e and bo tt le co ~er w1 th each new fold do wn tdl Ma v 26 th. 75 7 B un~ House , $6 . ~ 75 now $524Q 25 WS D elu~ee A( S""-'0 now S69qq Mrn 1 mo to rs We sell ~e r v • c e and quality Open 11ll 7 prn Sot 8 Sun 4 pm Camp Conley Storcroft Sol e!> Rt 62 nor th of fl t Plea sant wagon 4 runs ~ery good 1400 9'17 3B90 I Q7<1 PIN TO New •odra l trres new shoc lo. !i aut o trans 48 000 mile s 99'l 7285 ott er 4 Heal Estate for Sale HOMtS IH ~ :.1 7 A C IH: ~ IN ~ u l lo nd Vtl loge 4 bl•dr oom h o v~ e '2 car gorage )ever ol outbu•ldtng s ~mol born S I~ 000 or mak e oft c( 747 :uso lor sole . I acre ond up. Middleport . neo1 Hutfond Calfq92 7481 NtW 3 bedroom h ou~e 2 b o th ~ all elec 1 ac•c M•ddlcporl close to Hutlond Phone 99/ 7481 VA ,_:HA, 30 yr hnom mg , also retinonCing Ireland M o rt~o ge 77 ~ Sto re . Athens. phone (0 14) 1HH I:: l:: BtDR OO M horne house on2 extra lof gc lol!i woth Iorge block garag e l mm~d• ot o po ss c ~s • on ! u pp e r ~ Plo1t1 s Oh• o 9Q'} 7330 any tun(>or alt er !l pm w1•el.. doys o• ~at or Sun . 3U4 773-5"17 6 Sol 3051 BY OWNER 5 acre:. w• tl t 9 t oom houso. F~E E GAS 2 <; o1 QOIOg£:> ~ u n •me• k1t chct• and bordl::' l c.> d by 1 ct ee f.. s Coii9U5 38?7 I ARM ON ( f.! ) I 3~ Po1tl011d 843 2)01 TWO STORY from o houo;c b roorn '> and bo th, cc>llor out bu 1 ldm g~ 4 OCt f"!i land ot ed ge ol Rutland Con'lple lc !r(l •lt:>i hook up ol :.o 1 bonk!> oppro 1s c d proper ty a t Sll SOO Pho ne 99'7 7094 A LOOK WILL CONVtENCE YOU - I ~ BUS . BUILDING Around 2BOO sq tt . of fl oor st ory fr ame, wood -burni ng fir ep lace, tr ont & rea l space . Lo adtng dock , arched roof, concre t e f loor , a tr con d iti oned and all por c h es , f enced . bath , ca rpeted . •- a I lout shelter, 3 n ice bedrooms , barn and EN D OF YOU R SEARCH - older home , we ll built , priced man y limes below replac ement va l ue. 3 BR . bath , formal dining , basemen t, pJrches . JUS T 4 closet s , na tural gas fu r na ce, ba sement, 2 porches near school and LOOK $10,000 .00 THI S YOU CAN BUY - stor e. Want S23.500.00 . NEW L IS TING - Business 12 )( bO 1973 Dormn trad e• l or sole 2 bedro om l oc ated bet ween M•ne I & 2 Phone 1·669 -57 42 Heall!:state for Sale and electric . $13,000 .00 NEW LISTING Low down payment . loads of rem odel mg . 3 BR , ba th, formal d 1n ing , 2 ca r garage , tots of ground with fruit & berr ies. $19 ,500.00 . Some of the above r epresents properties that could not be replaced at 3 limes th e selling price. - Man y Other Properies- Only 3 bedroom framQ home on gra vel h i';.nl\) 1, natural gas heat, ~ ~ v i fl owers and shrubbery on 2 level OPEN DOOR POLICY LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US AND ONLY INTER ESTEO POTEN TIAL BUYERS WILL BE BROUGHT AROUND. · HEN RY E. CLE LAND REALTOR HANK , KATHY & LEONA CLELAND REALTOR ASSOCIATES 192 -2219-9 92-6191 992 -2568-992 6009 Jot s. $18 ,500 NEAR SCHOOL - Large 3 bedroom s, walk -in close t s, and enormous o:*" 1es . 11 1. baths, It •" ~"\.\) t. oak MllJDLEPORl 3 bedt oo rn hon1e I lu ll both ~ fully <Orpeted . equ1pped \o.Jt chen w•th 1n1er com natural gm furnac e cen t1olo" con d•11on1ng ono 100 )( fl oors an. ~. t=ro nt a net back porches, garage on semi private lot. SU ,OOO . WE ALWAYS HAVE BUYERS FOR SOME PROPERTIE S. BE SURe 100 lot fenred •n yo•d S35 .500 Phone 9'17·5550 THREE BEDROOM home J ' , YOURS IS LISTED WITH US. HELEN l. TEAFORD years o ld A ll efeclrrc Close 10 GORDON 8 . TEAFORD ~chool N1ce lo t wt th tree~ tn SUE P . MURPHY Ru tl and 74 7 2050. ,__..;.R::•:::a:::ll:::o:..r.:A::s=so:.::c:::ia::f:eS:..__J HOUSE FOR !>ole 6 1oom s and , . - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , both Racrr-,e Oh1o. Sam Yote s. 804 W. Main SfROUf 049·1302 Pomeroy pm HOUSE FOR sole 111 Pomeroy. !97o MU S1ANC AUTOMAT IC located m Uppe1 Monkey Run . S rooms ~11h both ond ba sement Good cond• l •on Ph one Pot t.oll-,. remodeled n e e d ~ a 992 37 40 lew repo 11::. Ph one 997 7b63 l q7J MONTE CARL O landau P S fl B A C . AM B track ~ ter eo NOR TH OF F•..,~ Pom ts Spoc•ous e111ro niCe 3 bedr oom home . 4 h cellent cond.r •on S1700 years ol d 1' ' bol hs Fully B43 Jon. equipped ~ • ! chen Cenu al OH 1973 SU PER BEET LE Sl700 !.t on e ! ~r eplace Dou ble R e ed~vdle Oh10 ~ 1 4 - 37 8 b3 3l gar age Select locot 1on or1 1 4 alter 6 pm acres 99 '7 - 1 ~6 !973 BUICK LESABfH Mu ~ t ., ell HOUSE FUll of almo st n.ew fur Call 949 7507 e ..-e n~ng ., . r1J IUfE~ 3 bedrooms lr vmg room drnmg room k1tchen . JQ0 8 FORD LlD 99 2 6309 and wo.,he • ond dryer 1oke MAlE AK C •egrstered O ld Engl 1 ~ h over p ay m e n t ~ Ca ll q9') 6395 :,heep d og 985 4 111 or ACRES 8 room re modeled 992 2205 home all m•ner ol nght~ luel 1970 HORNET $450 Good shape o1l furnace Rutland 01~0 741·3002 S36 000 New 3 bedroom tota l electriC h om ~ I l 13 ocre5 I %5 CONVE R1ABLE near mmes S27 000. Burldmg 742-76b9 lot 1 II O Cfe~ r~.Jro l water on 1974 BUICK REGA l All powe1 lo t $3 ,800 Col! 74/ -2819 ohe1 5 $2500 Day tune only 99 7 55 45 pm or ony trme Sot & Sun 19b7 VW 997 3236or W'l -3935 3 33 to 5 acre ~ 2 m 1 le~ be lo v. M1ddleport r •ver lr on loge Phone 992 -256 1 lor more Hl lor mot •on Army Opportunities Call SFC Lowery Collect, 593-3022 CENTRAL REALTY CO. Caii992 -71JJ CONTACT , Lois Paul ey Bran ch Manager qQ"'} 71 ~0 NO l lt M TOO Lorge or too ~m all W,lt bt; y I pte<:e or com plete hnu'>ch ol d New vs. ed OJ ani • quf''> Mar t •r s Fur n•1ure 70 N / nd ~~ M•ddleport Phone 4Q} 637 0 ( HIP WO OD Pat e., mo)O d • om~Jte r 10 on large st end SB l){' r ron Bu ndled st op $6 per ton De l•ver ed to Oh10 Pallet Co Rt 2 Pomeroy 991 2b8CI' CO INS CURRE:NCY tokenS old ·por ket wotche~ and chams ., .l vE"• and gold We need 19M ond ol der !!.d..-er cams Buy se l l m trade (all Roqer Wamsley 7 4'} '}:JJI liMBER POM~ROY Forest Pro ducts f op pr 1c c lor stond tn g ~ow ltrnber Call 997 5965 or K1~nt Hanby l 440 -8570 WANl 10 buy Used 9Q7 J157 ott er 5 pm can oe NHDW Sri"Pr co1ns htghest pr 1c e':> p01d Call 741 131~ alt er 7 pm WAN!ED TO buy wood burnii"' Q coolo. ~ tQvJ' Sew1n9 m ochme e<Jbllw t ,f re asonably pn c; ed I pwt<bred Rhode Isl and Red r onslet :-;en ires Oif.,red Wll L ( AIH l or thP elderly rn our t n• ~ Phune992 73 14 WA llR W~ll drrlltng Wdhom T (don! 7d7 2879 Will DO ~ moll haulmg cu i bru ~h ( lqon tng of bo!>£>rrents, atti cs qoroqe elc Phon e 99 2-7764 . 3 ACRES - Real nice laying land with nat . gas tap and city water . Loc . on blacktop roa d 7 m inutes north of Rac ine . Asking 59,000 . ~, Of h41eto r to thtt Cellulosic ~wood fiber) C.r•. Thermal Insulation Save 10 pet . to so pet . on healing cost E•perience and fully insured SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ,. 992-21 7~ Pomeroy (all , 992-381S m ,ooo. ' CALL THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY IN GALliPOLIS AT 446-3643 Evenings Call 446-3796 or 446 -1881 10 ACRES - Vacant fond on blacktop road . Beautiful homes ite. About 5 minutes fr om 5 Point , Price $13.800. Between p . m. Middleport, Ohto 4- I.J· t 7: 30 & 9:00 ' MASH BROTHERS Alum. &Vinyl REDUCED TO Sl5 ,900 - A very nice I ' 2 story 4 bedroom home in good condition . Features a basement with fin ished famil y room and laundry room . eaf ln kitchen , living room & bath . Larg e lot w ith fenced yard . Call n'ow , pri ced lo sell. $11 ,700 wil l buy • good 2 bedrm, house and garage , stor age building and garden space on St. Rt . 124 In 514,100 - T'/2 acres with nice 2·bedrm . mobile home with 2 rms . buill on with tlreplace. Workshop w ith other buildings. Eastern Local. We NHd Listings (Middltporll We have buyers lor many types of properly ·CALL JIMMY DEEM Associalt, J4f·2• 68 ACRE FARM - Price reduced lo ~46,900 , Attracllve remodeled 2 story farm home ,...Ill~ ce home feiltures a large living room , dlnl"of."~\"'... chen, 5 bedrooms, & 1'12 baths, 15 ar; t..\~ l,.; . ...-te la nd wit h balance In pasture and wood. ~ .... aer barn & garage. You must see th ts one, it 's "'"" worth th e pr ice . Located off Rt. 325 In Meigs Cou nty . \ MOORE'S . Muffler Brakes Shocks . Tires Battery . Installation Service Ph. 992-2141 BR78xl3 GR7h14 HR7h11 Under ha ng gutters & roam add ition s. LIST S78 .31 115,01 119, !9 AUTO PAINTING I AI Tromm Const. For Free Estimates Call 992 -6313 or 992-6011 5-15·1 mo . pd . Rl . 1 Middleport, Ohio " '4 Yurs Service SALE 1$1.97 ISS . T1 742 -2328, 1 P.M , to9 P.M . Order Now-Mount by Appt. 4·30· 1 mo. Pomeroy, 0. 1·15-tl c BOB'S . 144.11 . . the lh rone . VIRGO (Aug . 21-Sept . 221 Make it a point to overl ook the lit tl e lhtngs loday lhat yo u find ann oying . In ret urn yo u 'll be given eq ual cons1dera tmn LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cl . 231 A i•tlle seed money ma y be req uired tod ay to prim e th e pum p f or so me th tn g larger . Don 't lear to sp end a buck if yo u 're assu red of SC\Iera t in return SCORPIO lOCI . 2~-Nov . 221 "void teaming up with an yo ne today w h o thinks petti ly . You need a co hort who sees thin gs on th e same grand scale yo u do. SAGITIARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 211 ll 's probable you 'll benetit NOTICE OF Denver Kapple At " THE MILEAGE MAKER" Siding On M ay 16 , 1978 . in th e Meigs Coun ty Probat e court , Case No. 12391 , Fred w . Crow , 11 1. R . 0 . 2. Ra ci ne, Ot110 was appo in ted Executo r o f the est at e ol Coulter M Shuler , deceased , R. D 2, Ra ci ne , Ohio Mann.ng D . Webster Pr oba t e Judge .ct er k t51 19 , 16 161 2, 3tc today from some thmg yo u o nl y played a m1mscule role 1n brmging about. Dame For tu ne d1d the heavy work . NOTICE OF SALE AQUARIUS (Jan . 2D-Feb. 191 Pomeroy N ationa l Bank will otter tor sale , at public sale . on Wed nesday . Mity 24 . 1978. at 10 :00 O ' Clock A .M , at th e Fu lfon -Tnomp'> on Tracto r Slt!ts . Inc , Spring A\lenue , Pomeroy , Ohio , the f ollow i ng : One Al liS Chalmers Corn Pic k.er or Grll ln Comb•n~ . Model A Sltl d sale is betng made pu.rsua nl to the au thor ity con ta in ed i n a Secu rit y Agreement P omeroy Nat ional Bank reserves the r ig ht to brd on the prooe rh An y sel l-doubt s you in ttial ly en te rtatn today will be s wept aside when you spri ng in to acti on . Yau·re a be tter doer than you are a thinker . L tfe seldom o ffe r s s ure thmgs . You ' re aware of this . Fortu nately today your hopes will b e predicated upon vtabfe lar. · tors . · PISCES (Feb. 2D-Morch 201 Somet hi ng you ' re presently tn· vO I'tl ed in has greater potential than you may rea lize ll's best to leave the mechanics and Kno w -ho w up to assoc iates . ARIES (Merch 2t -Aprll t91 Con· di ti ons look financia llv orom t ~- (5) 19, 21 , '17 , ?3. 4IC _m -1010 Langsville , Ohio Prtced at ~25 , 000 . 00 . WE NEED LISTINGS VERY BADLY . REAL EST ATE IS SELLI NG SO LET US SELL YOUR S. Cheryl Lemley , Associate Home Phone 742-2013 BRAOrORD Au r l1 ormm Cam· plete Sorv1t e. Phone 94q 7487 or 949 7()(X) Roctne Oh1o Crill Bra df ord HOWERY ElWOOD BOWER\ RlPAIR Sw eeper ~ . !omtGrs uon 5 . oil ~ mall applian ces , l a wn mower n e ~el to ) tol e Highway Garage on Route 7 Phone (614 ) 985· 3B75. R~M OD HING Plu mbmg. heotmg and olllype!t ol gen(uol rep 01 , Work guarant ee d 70 yco1~ e ~ ­ penonce Phor1c CN2 2-409 Closed T hu rs da y s and Sa tu rdays at noon. Your Full Time Rea I Estate Broker Nice l bedroom hom e, very modern , one floor plan, loca ted in Rust ic H il ls, Syr acuse, Ohio. Make a reasonab le offer. Store a nd filling station including st ock and fhdu res , do ing a good busi ness . L oca ted In IJuoine•s Senices ~ l::WING MA CHINE Rep011 ' se' v•cc all mak es 991 278 4 lhe f- a b11c Sh op fl o me 1o y Au th omed S•ngcr So les and Servrco We sharpen Sc •ssor5 . ~)( ( AVA I ING 1 dotot loode1 and backhoe w ork dump tru cks and lo-boys l or h11e w1ll haul till dut to so1l , ltmcs 1one and gr o'"'ol Coli Bob or Roger Jcl f e r ~ day ph 0110 9q7 708 9 r11ght phono 9Q'l 3525 or 991- 5237 f:XCA VA liNG do1cr , bock hoe ond d• tcher Charles R Holf, eld Bock Hoe Ser..-tce Rut land Oh •o Phone 74112 -2008 ' Will do roo l mg, constrvctton , plumbtng and heating. No 10b too lorg(l 0 1 too srnoll Phone 747 13<8 IF YOU NEED ' A SOFA THAT MAKES A,, BED FOR YOU Selection In The Valley WEEKLY SPECIAL 1975 CHEV. BElAIR 4 Dr ., fa c. air , au!•·· P S., P B '1995 BATHROOMS ANO Kttchens r emodeled c~r amt c l1 le plum bmg, carpen try and general rno 11\ten o11ce. 13 yeor5 ex pertence, 992 3685 . PUDDLE POOLS All sues and • 5hopes.. Swun poo l\ , 'l years expertence, lree es-ti mates . · onylhing you need lor underground swim pools . New ' chem Jcol and 5upply store. Albany Oh i o . Ph one 614 b98 b555 ( Alte1 b pm , bl.ol ·b89 5251 John Jeflers 01 689.5265 Bill G il leue . ) We ore NOT oil wet on PRICES . 1974 CHEV. NOVA .................... '1995 2 Dr , 6 cyl , auto , P.S., vinyl r oof . 1974 CHEV. NOVA ....................s1995 2 Dr. Hatchback. 6 cyl., auto. 442 1968 CHEV. NOVA .................... ..'495 2 Or ., 6 cyl. TRUCKS 1973 FORD RANGER .................'1895 !' As LAiw J.s TALl< TO • Conlinental. loaded. 1968-ows CUTlASS:................. ;gg5 All carpel lnslllltd wl p1ddlng at no chlrgt. EMDtrl Jnstallttlon. C. II 74HZII 1973 UNCQlN ......................... '2495 4 Or .• fac. air , auto .• P.S, P.B. & SAVE ALOT __......,_ Cuslom . 1 Dr .. !900 aclual m iles . 1973 FORD LTD).......................'1495 SAVE ON CAIPniNG DRIVE A LimE IVy whtrt YOU Cln comt In 11111 stt whtt rou'rt giHtflt - Good Mltclltnl - Fully otocktd, 1975 CHEV. IMPAlA .................. s3495 302 V-8, .otonoard, LWB. 1973 DODGE ........,........... .'........ '1895 Adven!Ure t'ocKage . V-8, auto .. P .S., LWB. '. 1972 GMC ................................. ;ggs v .8, aula, P.S.. LWB . MOTORCYCLES 1976 SUZUKI ..~8~........................ '995 1974 YAMAHA .. ~... ........ .... . . . .... '595 2 RIEBEL'S USED CARS Wtncltll or ,..rb Gnto or Gent Smltll RUn.AND FURNITURE 74Z-ZZ11 See St. Rt . 7 Roger Riebel 667-3463 1 mile north Tuppers Plains, Ohio I MF 135 D11:~sel · MF230 D1c sel MFISO D ie~e l Mf-235 D• e~ el Mfl65 D1e ~e l MF 2B5 D1 e!>el MF\135 D•c sel Cob , on & heater . 1973 Pl YMOUlH , $300 and assume loon. Morine 2-woy VHF ·FM rod•o ·telephon e, S375 Anl1que S1nger ll eod le ~ CWHIQ rnochme . $100. like 11ew 1 304 773-5778 . good 11 rcs SISO. 949 ·7801. HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE Syracuse, 0 . Bedding Plants. Potted Plants. · Dish Gardens , Hanging Baskets, Vegetable Reedsville, AT THE ATHENS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS, ATHENS, OHIO The Hocking Valley Bank , 7 West Stimson Ave ., Alhens, Ohio 4S701 will offer for sale lhe following de scrtbed 1tem s tr ee and clear of a 11 soltener, Model liens and e n cu mbra t"~ces . SN: 0735957 H 1974 Fatrmont Mobil e Home, Mod el 70x l 4, SN · N03924. 194B Ford Tractor, M ode l BN, SN P66B50 1956 Cock shu ll Tractor with ~oade r , SN: 4075C27 1971 Ford Torino , 4 d r., SW, SN: IA4l H236007 . 1974 Ftal , Cpe ., M odel 12B, SN. 12BAC01B 5673. UC-SVI , The aforementioned items shall be sold at public sale '289.95 Now Only al 5:00 P.M . DST on Monday, May 22 at The Athens County Fairgrounds to th e highest btdder. Items will Let u s t est your w~ner Free be sold as is Without any express or implied warranties . Item s may be seen at the Athens County Fairgrounds on May 19 at 4 : 30 P.M . or by prior arrangement. · Pomeroy Landmark 1\,J,;~ack W. Carsey , Mgr. l::::LI _.. Phone 992-2181 rWO 3 pi OC e bedr oom S UI!(.' ~ maple hu tch, glm,!i doors Mny tag wr 1ngc r wa sher. 2 ~ lands I dr cs~e r . 1 b05C ( Obul et . l eleci11 C r ange 2 c abin e t ~ 1 rou nd tabl e drop leot l orrn•co top 1 boo k c o ~e 1 chalf 24 7-3100 SEWING MAC H IN~ R1d1ng rnow£:> r (Wor ds 5 h p ) 3 Pollobl£> I v., bloc k o•,d wh11e I calm wn so le 25 K1t chen •Hnk and cobmel ut ~ ll (wh tte ). 1 l•..-111g room ~ u• le':> Roc ke1 rec li ner chatr Roll a way bed lhrec , quar ter s11e Van ll y 10 (new} 'J ga s stoves I 50 QC(l I 85 0()0 1 gas dryc• I Plectt r( dr ye1 As.,ort ecl c!ot h• ng and r n • ~c 110m ~ Phone 747 1b68 Check our low, low AGREAT MORE TO YOU Bl LL JANES PUBLIC AUCTION MONDAY, MAY 22 AT 5 O'CLOCK P.M. 1978 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham M ~. Karr's Demo..................·......... . $AVE 1978 Cutlass Salon Sed .. ?.r.i~:;:~ . ~~- . ___ .. 16295 1978 Oldsmobile 98 Regency Sed.~;~~:· $AVE 1977 Cad. DeVille Cpe.......... ... ....... ,18900 1977 Cutlass Wagon ............. _......... '5995 1976 P~. Volare Sed .. ..................... 13195 1975 Cad. DeVille Cpe. Gold ............ .. 15600 1975 Delta 88 Royale Cpe.. _.. _....... _, 13495 1974 Olds 98 LS Cpe.. .................. 12995 1974 Cadillac Sed. DeVille ... ... ... ,...... 13695 1973 Buick LeSabre Sed ........... ,... ,..11795 1973 Olds 88 HT Sed..................... 11595 1973 Cad. DeVille Sed .... .. ... _..... _..... 12495 1973 Cad. DeVille Cpe .................... .1 199~ 1973 Pontiac Grand Am ...... .. ......... . '1895 1973 Pinto Wagon :...................... , 11095 1973 Ford F-100 1!2 Ton ............... ... 11895 1973 P~mouth Duster Cpe............... 11695 1972 Dodge Charger ........... ............ '1295 1969 Pontiac-Bonnville Sed................ 1995 1969 Pontiac LeMANS Cpe .... .... .........1995 AT THE ATH ENS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS , ATHENS , OHIO Now In Stock The A thens National Bank , 2 S. Court S1 ., Athens , 0 . 45701, wilt offer f or sa le 1he tottowing descn bed \lehicles free and clear of all liens and encumbrances : Large se lecti on 1978. Old smobiles r ea dy for d e hvery. We are ready to deal. So hur ry in , pick yours out. 1976 Ford F 150 Styleside PU , red . 6 cyl .. standard Shill 19641nf ernationaf M odell BOO Cab & Cha . {log truck ), 5 speed tr ans , cheater all.le . air brakes. 1977 Pontia c 7 dr . Astre Hat chba ck, yellow -bla ck str ipes, auto. trans ., p.s , ftlf wheel. full tnst r umental ton , 4.200 mi. , balance of factory wa rr anty . 1974 Chevrolet Impa la , 4 dr .• b l ue w -wh tte viny l top. loaded w -extras . 1973 VW Seater Bu s. blue w wh1te top, Mode l 27 11, engine n eed s work . 1972 Olds Cutlass Supreme HT , blue w while top , V 8, Drive Home A Winner See one of th ese ~ourteous sale sm en : Pete Bur ris, Mar vi n Keebaugh or George Ha rris . karr & Van Zandt " You 'll Ltke Our Quality Way of Dong Bus iness" GMC Ftnancmg . 992 -5142 FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, FERT~PELS & BLEND Pomeroy Landmark 1977 Kawasaki MC KZ 400 2. cy l., 4 stroke red, low mileage. 1977 Har ley Davt dson MC XLH 1000 CC extended Iron I end, King & Queen sea t, mag w heels , many more ex tras . The aforementioned vehicles sha ll be sold at publt c auction at 5 o'clock on Monday , May 22 at The Athens County Fair Ground s to lh e highest bidder. The vehicles will be sold as is without any express or implied warranti es . Vehicles may be seen prior to the Phon e 992 -2181 sale at The Alhens Counly Fairgrounds on May 19 at 4 :30P .M . or prior arrangements. The Athens Nati ona I Bank , Athens , 0 , reserves the righ1 to bid, the right to withdraw any or all vehicles from sale prior to confirm ati on . Terms · Cash , Certified Check or Financing Confirmation . On All Used Cars & Trucks AI AUCTIONEER - BILL JANES BEST BUYS EVER!!! CARS X~ -1... .... ...... ......... 17495 Jade green. only 4,500 miles, loaded . • 1977 MAVERICK 4 DR .... ~.u.'?: ·. ~-~~ .. 13295 1975 MUSTANG u.....~~~: . ~'.d::.~:~·-·· 12595 1975 CHEVY MALIBU WAGON· --~~~?~. 12595 1975 MAVERICK 4 DR STD............ 12295 1974 MAVERICK GRABBER 2 DR ..~'~: '2195 1974 AMC HORNET 2 DR •.- ---~~~~·... 11695 1974 DOOGE DART 2 DR AUJ0 ....... '1895 1973 MAVERICK 4 DR ...... -~~ 1•0. . . . . '1195 1972 FORD GAlAXIE 4 DR AUT0 .. ... ..1495 1972 BUICK 4 DR ........ ~~.1 ?;......... '995 1971 PONTIAC GRANDVILLE 4 DR .. .... 1795 1970 HORNET 4 DR AUTO ...... .. ...... '395 Dan Thompson Ford . 1977 PINTO RUNABOUT 3 DR._ ... _._ ..... 13295 USED CARS 1978 COUGAR Pome roy Op en Evenings until6 :oo-t!l S p.m . Sat auto., p s.. & p b. pric es on POTACH, The _Hocking Va_lley Ban~ of Athens reserves the r1ght to btd and th e nght to wtthdraw any or a II item s from sale prior to confirmation. Term s of sale : Cash , Certified or Official check or ftnancinQ· confirmation . AUCTIONEER - ~ATEC 0. Monday, May 22 at 5 O'Clock P.M. MEANS VALUE TODAY PUBLIC AUCTION 1 ONE 1956 Fo1d Trac tor 800 !>Ctie~ $3000. rro c!or ov erhaul ed 111 loll of JQ77 Con to ri Ffed W C1o w 'l9 7 2~rn, day and qQ? -7567 e'"'enlll gs JIIACJOR 378-6125 197b HONDA JbO Rood B1k e Front d t~c br'okm '7800 rntfe~ Ex cellcnt co nd•t•on tn'l 6307 HONDA 90 lor !> Ol e Good ~ hop e Eldon Walbu rn . 992 2805 l -REED'S COUNTRY STORE SOLID WAlNUT gate leg ond d1 op leal t.u 1 c h~n tabl e Aboul 100 yea rs old S250 qq') 12H9 to see 11 o• 997 7666 oile r 5 1975 FORD VAN Fully cus tom1t ed, 351 P S P 8 S3800 Butch Rou sh 01 call 9rn 5032 or E:"coNoMv tl;,' SEE THEM Let Pomeroy . Landmark soften & condition your water with co.op . water NlW 8 USED IMPLEMENll . MF9 Boler · MFI O Bole, · MFI20 Boler · Matthews Rotary Scythe MFBBO Sem• ·mout\ted 6 bot1om Pl ow · MF520 12 Dt sc · MF200 'l Row Choppe1 · MF39 I Row Planle r~ Mechonrcol 1ronsp lon ter SHINN'S rRACTOR SAtE S Phone 458 I tJ30 leon W Va . ... •' ... . . ' .....• 1974 Cameron Mobt le Home, Mode l 70143PF0301500 , 350 V-8, auto .• P.S., P. B., 4 wheel d r WINlER GEl to your house? le t us moke nece~~ory repo in. AI T1 omm. Cons tru e!ron 747-13';8 ' 9' and 12' Vinyl Floor Coverin« In Stock U5l0 I RACl OR5 AUCTIONEER BILL BROWN tc0~0 M~ !IIUOr liandles b19Q!t !DPij lilll tDbs Mow. plow 111! , b~ ll don /0 an<1cM llll!nts Mort wor~ powtr, lower tuel tosl allq&&r driWII EED A WATER SOFTENER? 1973 CHEV. BLAZER ................... s3995 PU LUNS EXCAVATING Complele Servr ce Phone 99.2 -2478 •4.11 :'~:a. 614 37B ·6311 992-7156 733t Rubber ~ Carpet JQ76 CHEVROlET CUSTOM Delu11e 1• ton p1ckup $3400 . Low .n.t eoge R ee d ~v ·l l e Terms : Cash or check with positive t.D. a MAN-SIZE tractor" FRYE 'S PENNZOIL Rutland Gas. groc lrre sol es an d t epou w , er ke r Sei VI( (l ~ ... erydoy low prt c e ~ Reg. gas 59 9 Delc o 0 11 chock s 539 95 1ie t Potnts f- ord Gm and Mopat , $3 bO . 1ur1c up BURROUG HS SENSI MATIC oc ktls . $4 .98 Dts c br ak e pods. co un tr ng mochme Phons.._,... $9 95 se t Fan bel t and ho ses 992 2 15b , Th e Doil y Sentinel . $2 50 to $5.00. Rebuil t and new I l l Cour I Stree t Pomer oy star ter s and olt etnotor s $77 50 ond up Wh1le spok e wh ee ls Ohto $29 95 ea ch Chrome s1 de CABBAG E. BR OCCO li p1pes . $6 7 50 to $7 5. ~oc ~ e t cau liflower . br usse ll sprou l s, ~ ets $12 50 to $37 50. Hock egg plon b head le tluce , sweet sow blade s 2 lor $1. Fl o wer!> l or peppers hur,gorton WO)( , see! _Memorrol Day $1 4Q to S7 95 banana . chtlt peppers Plu s Open Do•lY I 0 to l 0 Clmed many d1 1fercnt vo neltes . of Monday'> Phone 747-9S75 or tomato plants. many f..mds ol 742 -2081 hong rng ba sk ets and pol !lo wers . Lorg e v.or •ely ol on· MILK GOAlS l'"~t lr e~hened $b0 nual !> in f la t ~ Cleland For ms and up K1d!i weaned B1lly '> and Greenhou se Roc •n e, $10 n omue!o $30 Shade Geroldirle Cleland . 6 14-696-123 4 S300 B43·7b22 4-9· I mo . "Finally, I've found 1973 350CC Harl ey Dov 1dson mo torcycle . 1300 mtfes , Good condit ion $515 Colt olt et 5 pm 614 378 -6116 BEST SELEC TI ON of the best wood stove s in Southeastern Oh1o Jotul . Marso , Elel. Trr olio, rcmpwood , and Nolhuo. Zton Hea l Co . 8 Putnam Dr (oil Mil! St.), A thens. 614-592-6079 Of 614 -696 11 87 992-5116 All kinds of new merchandise, tools, furniture , toy s, pans . Something diffe rent every week, . BASS BOA 1, 16 It motor and tr oll er Good co nditiotl $1195 or best alter 992-3231 CO AL . LIMESTONE , sand grovel colc 1um chloride fert ilizer dog lo9d . and all lypes ol salt 1:: )( ceh•or So ft Wor ks Inc.. E M0111 Sl Pomeroy 992 3891 1974 SUZUKI lM!OO Raced one !>eoson E~ecellent co nd•llon AN D MARli N covot1ng ~epli c ~y s htm!i , do(O f backhoe dump hucf.. lrmes tone. gro~e f. block1 op po..,1ng Rt 143. Ph one I (614 ) oqa J.IEOU CE SAFE & fa st wil h GoBese Tab lets & E-Vop 'water pdls ' Nelson Drug lHUCK RUNS good EVERY SAT. EVE • 7:00 P.M. Not responsible for accidents . 19b9 GMC TR UCK 6 cyl auto . motor recen tly ov er hauled. good l 1r es, no ru st, 111 good co n· ditton 6l4cd40 -7090 osk lot fl out Open Mon , lhru Sat . 9lil5 Sunday 1lil s IN A LIKE· NEW CAMPER ! • HuPillie•• Senices 985-3912. . Plants . Dupont materi1ls. Phone 992-2181 Rutland Auction Barn 1976 HARLH . Elec tro Glide 3600 mtiC!i . ftk e new co ndrt• on W1 lh Iauro po ck and h£l lrnet $3.200 CAPRICORN (Dec . 22-Jan . t91 SPRil<G SPECIAL Complele Paint Jobs SIOO.OO Small Cars t..rge Cars SI2S,OO Trucks S17S.oo Body work & rtpolr 11.00 per Inch using only tilt besl Estate for Salt' Largest $!5,000 - Will buy • good 5 bedrm . house with large l iving room and kitchen. 2 baths, basemen t, F.A. not. gas heat In Chester . Case No . 22391 APPOINTM E NT DURA-STEEL RADIAL 15 IN STOCK Syracuse. PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO ESTATE OF COULTER M . SHULER , DECEASED For The Best Price In Town - See wtll be suppor tiv e tod ay tn st tu ati o ns wh ere yo u keep a Func tion aS the po wer behind Manning D. Webs t er Probate Judge Clerk 1'1, 26 (6 ) 2, JIC 4-24- 1 mo. equid be diStorted. LEO (July 23-Aug. 221 Lad y luck low profile Sh un th e spotlight. On Ma y 16, 1978, in th e igs county Probate court , 21 , 390 , Edison No t etter , Lin c oln H 1ll. eroy , Ohio 45709 wa s nted Executor o f th e ot Jot1n W il l , deceased , of Rou t e ), Pomeroy , & service, Musey Ferguson & Gilson Tillers, lawn ,Boy Mower Sales & Service. DELTA outbui ldings. Some tenclng, plenty· of road frontage close to hosp ita l and school at Laurel Cliff Asking $42,500. JOH N WI LL~' CEAS ED No. 22.390 r<OTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY - 4-1?-l m oP. rno 61!2 A CRES - Wlth a nice 1111 st ory house~ mostly carpeted with 3 or 4 bed r ms , livi ng rm , fam il y Wl ., with firep lace , basement, f u~l oil fur nace, garage an d A BEAUTY AT FIVE POINTS - Here Is an eMCellent 3 bedrm . house with l'h baths, kitchen with bulft.fn app li ances, fami l y rm . with fi rep lace. all nicel y carpeted Full basement with wood-burning stove. Atta c~ed (2 car l garoge . Chrys ler Air -Temp. central heating and cooling . Ver y low elec. bills . All this and appr ox . one acre land . Have a look . Only $47,900. TA T E OF W. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Ph. 992-2164 (614) 66'1 -6177 Home Phone 992-S73P and Qarden space. Cit y wa t er and dr illed well. Loc . careful no t tq be unco mplime nta ry abou t mutual pals who aren ' t pr esent Your remar ks PROBATE COURT OF , MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO 399 Call JERRY MURPHY George S. HobsteHer Jr . Broker RT . 33 - 10 ACRES of land along Rt . ll 4-lone iust north o f Pomeroy N ice home si t~s Ask ing $.12,800 40 ACRES - In Southern Local with a small barn and dug well. About 11 acres tillable . Some woods and mi neral s. Asking $21 ,500. advtce of ot hers , yo u'll go ad)il l CANCER (June 21-July 221 W~ ile sociali Zi ng today, be MODERN SUPPLY Smoll enoint mower yard Specialized in driveways , grading , landscaping , etc. throughout, kttchen comp letely equtpped, laundry roof , on double lol. Asking areas where you can exe rcise you r own judgment th e re su lts you re l y too heavi ly on the SALES AND SERVICE 11 -9-lfc DOZER FOR HIRE Pomeroy , Ohto PHONE 992·6113 Office Hrs.: 9 a.m .-4 p.m. room ~tth wa sher and d ryer, 2 baths, out buildtng w ith electr1c for storage, alum . si ding , sto rm win dows "n ew Graph , P.O. Box 489, Radio City Stalion ,N.Y !0019 . Be sure to speci fy birth date. GEMINI (May 21 -June 20) In wtll be profil ab le today Wh ere 100 Main St. · Pomoroy, Ohio Pomeroy 992-6212 or 992-6261 8A ,M , to4 :1DP.M. . Fi nd o ut more o f what lies ahead for yo u by se ndmg fo r and a lo ng , se lf-addre sse d stamped enve lope tO Astra - OF FIDUCIARY 107 1 2 Sycam ore St . . _home, 3 bedroom , family room w ith hv ~ ng r oom , dining room , carpet ed . pd 4-9-1 mo. accept blame lor the mistakes o fI he those 1n your charge yo ur co py of Aslro-Graph Let · ter by mailing 50 ce nts fo r each Phone 992-2181 1975 Harley Sporr ster , l1k o 11ew runs goo d. kmg qupen ~eat , b e)( f ur• f,onl . t>xl10 bollery .. oltoge reg and I helmet~ Must hove S'l300 Qq'j. 5146 or can be seen at I 06 A Bt r c ~ ~ ~ Pomeroy Ohto B & S MOBILE HOMES f't Plea· • son i , W . Vo . besideHeck 's 11~7 3 Broodmore 14 • b4 2 bedroom 1973 Oan on 14 )( bO 2 bedroom 1971 V1ctonon 14 x ~7 3 bedroom I both 1972 Coven try 12 )( 65 3 bedroom 19~9 Sta tes man 17 )( 60 2 bedroom . cau se o f your wtllingness to PWMBING & HEAnNG INC. Free Est . GeorgeS . Hobst eMer Jr., Broker 2_ fireplace, CARTER ~- Blown Insulation JIM KEESEE $1 Pomeroy Landmark J&L HOBSTETTER REALTY w'th heatolator . Sma ll barn and out build ings, 20 acres fen ced . Nice coo ntr y setting off black top road just 6 minutes north of Rac ine. Asking $42 ,000. 4-30-lfc EXPERIENCED Radiator~ Service ,,011'1 tMo ..., t ruct au!lfioa..- H t'a l and l 11:1 baths . M os11y carpeted B ig cen tra l fireplace OLD I URN1TURE 1cc bo )(e s btos.s bed-; 1rOII bed~ etc co mple te hou'>Ph ol ds Wr 11@ M 0 Miller l?t ~ f-' omeroy Oh •o or call 992 -71 19 or 992-5041 4 27 tfc 992-22 !B 57 ACRES - With • nlce l lf, story house wi th 3 bedrm s Wanted to Bu y Anytime Saturday After Hours n EXPLORE THE GREAT OUTDOORS Auto & Truck Repair . Also Transmission Repair Phone 992-5682 Call AfterS :OO or to ca rport & 9lorage. 1 level acre, corner lot Many , many other features , 136,000 00 . new kit. S()l'v neling , al l bath , F . A Reduced LIVE HERE IN CO MFORT - Brand new , 3 BR , bath , lovely fireplace , Tu pper s Plains Water and large 0. Chester, Ohio Jo.Jo.c : home or trailer . electric avai lable on 6BT . 5.96 ACRES - Renova t ed 6 bedroom s. ¥4 "'ile off Rt. 7 by-pus on St. Rl. !24 toward Rutland, s t ora ge $12 ,500.00 . SEE THIS 10 acres ground , FREE GAS , far out. JUST $5,000 .00 for gra ve l road . One mile from Rutla n d . E lectric on the p r o perty. Good bu ildtng other buildings 123,500 . BRICK HOME - metal ROGER HYSELl GARAGE Bo • 3, gural ed by olh ers. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your es tee m is ascending today be· Call Now For Appointment Ta{lk~ Middleport, 0 . 5·11-2wk. May 20, t97B The balance sheet will be tilled in your tav'o r this co mi ng year. Th rou gh a serie s of unu sua l if Jack's SeptiC Fay's Gift bldg., lots of r emodeli ng, uti lities. Out of fl ood. 21 ACRES On good ft ' new Wreaths rvice d epartment and II service Hotpoint and brand s. '' i?~::u~-~s:~·~im~a~d;;·~-~;=~r~~~::l' Anyday, anylime. Phone 985-18fkl Jack Ginter 985-1806 Flowers, DAVE'S BACKHOE & DUMP TRUCK SERVICE SPECIAL estimate, 24 hour service. Bibles, Bunch N. 2nd Pomeroy , Ohio room houc" Crosses, Pots , Near VIRGIL B., SR . 992.3325 ~,,'!',~"~' !'!"!!, 216 E. Second Street R.e s ide n t i a f a nd commercial. Call for Baskets, Sprays HOUSI:: AN[) lot 111 Don vill e on Rt . 315 Phone 742-206!l build ing 24x80 in R ufland Has rest room , water , ga!-1 1971 1-URNI S H ~D rnabde home w• th or w•thout I 1 , o ne~ loaded w1th eJ~Iros Sell mg cheap 742-2565 O (le~ Beautiful Selection Flowers We have enlarged our 1978 HM 125 'Sur.uk i Dit 1 l:l1k e 'l mo old . EH elltJ111 co ndition Need s cor 949 24 10 circu m stances and luck , situatio ns co uld develop where you ' ll benefit from th ing s inau- SEPTIC TANK CLEANING For AUCTION 19M C H ~VY PICKUP 11uck Hco..-y d•J IY with Iepper . Mu st ~ell 949-2507 , e.. ening~ Wheel Alignment Business Services 19 ACRt S 5 room house CH '}f;l ~or rnore mlor rnalt OII colt /.47 3164 si tes Only $12 ,500 00 2 ACRE LOTS Near lHRH MONTH old puppy co fl•c 985 3596 O P ~ L SlAIION ~ peed Storf!i and •)(Jj /6 ~0 new ren ters ossts lance, vou moy be able to l•..,e •n our apartm ent lor less than $50 o monrh l- ot more m for motrOn contact V• l loge Manor A p a r tment~ 6 WEEK old coll1e H• ll '2<1 7 7901 IQ69 1051 FEMAlE cot Mos tly grey wo>or mg tPd coll o1 and ! leo co l lo t A n !iv.f'r ~ to th e nome oll •l IY IH l11bPI Vi Cinily of f-ly seJ! Ru1• Rt 124 and Ba 1!ey Run Ou• IWO ~AM i lY Yard Sole . F1r st trade• on lett we~t !t om Don - RISING Sl AR Ken r~ el Boord •ng Indoor and outdoor r un ~ ville on 375 Sot May 20th All Gtaomul g oil breeds ( leon pt I led to go Clo thmg bedd•ng ~ a n rl ory locdtl leS . C he s h~re McGull ey s Reeders mooy m1 sc 11ern~ Phone 74 2 20b8 Phone ( ~1 4 ) Jb7 -01n AntoSales LOS! BR OWN b•ll fol d F1ve dollar • •eword Be twC'en Ru tland ond M wl dlepor t 99'} 7513 CIT IZENS: (614) 098 ·3290 Home Phone 741·2377 or Evemngs 99'.1 -7056 Lo•l and Found SENIOR LARG~ FIVl Fo rlll/y So le. Thut s f- rt and So t d needed . 9 om to 3 p•n ot Rober ! Hay es . leo vmg ~'(fO C use Oil Rt 174 lots of baby clo thes so me rhdd re n's o"d adult do th e§ toy s baby l u•1r il ur P somem•S( items . l urn 1shod and un opt s, Phone 9!12 COUNTRY MOBILE Home Pork Route JJ , nor th ol Pomeroy large lots Ca ll qrn-7479. Pl)one 741-1668 . ~Al~ Gr:a_n d Opening lvrn tshed 54 34 lb..aJ Estate for Sale t.•or Sale EXPERT HUNTER Want Ads Turn Unwanted. Items Into Cash For lte~ll May 13 fl 1 gh th ou~e ) A TUROA Y May 10th Cozo11 Budd111 9 ne ,;llo Roone Oh1o Po!i l Olhce Q 5 Good fur n1tu1e tool~ clo th e~ etc )o~c lh lllQ lo1 e ... eryone Co me ono' ~ cc us A C Brad ford and B•ll CoJorl • 3 AND 4 RM CoH 992 - 21S~ . VAFW SAlt . Storts Sol • . i"" t.Y.~l--' ... ~,-.-~ \-e••e ~,. Au to trans .. 18.000 mi le s. L tk.e new . 1 1975 PINTO WAGON .......... .............. 2395 Au lo. tran s , P .S , a ir cond . Very Sharp 1977 MUSTANG II 2 DR .......... ......... '3895 4 sp . t rans . • 10,500 miles, local owner. 4 cyl. engine Creme Puff . 1977 CHEV. NOVA 2 DR.................. 13995 6 cyl new ~ conven1en1 to sel up ~ conventent mon lhly payments ~ conventenl tax reco rds Less than 8,000 miles, loca l owner , as good as 1975 GRANADA 2 DR....................... 12795 6 cyl. , auto. 1rans., P.S 1975 GRANADA GHIA 4 DR ........ ,. ......12995 Low mileage, o cyl. , std. trans Very c lean. 1 ~ free s c a sh lor olher purpo ses ~ lrade-tns acc epted 1974 PINTO 2 DR ... .. ..................... 1695 4 cyt , au to tran s. 1977 THUNDERBIRD ....... __ .......... ..... 15395 Vinyl roof , P.S., P.B., air . It s ea ster to deal w 11h !he source C ome 1n and see our LEASE plan 1977 FORD F-100 PICKUP ................. 13995 6 c:yl. , std . trans., mag wheel covers, t ie down hooks TRUCKS REDUCED '200 1974 CHEVY ~ TON.~~~?~·.:.~:~:..~ .. .. '2595 1969 CHEVY ~ TON FLATBED ........... '895 GMAC 1974 CHEV. C-10 PICKUP.................. '2495 RLSP 1974 FORD F-350 TON CAB-CHASSIS -... 12495 6 cyl , std . tra ns . Clean . V·B, auto. trans., P.S., P.B. SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Ph . SOO E. Main 992-2174 Pomeroy, Ohio OPEN TILL 7 P.M . ExcepLThursday & Salurday tiiS :OO Closed Sunday DAN THOMPSON FO See Hoeky Hupp, Darrell Dodrill or Pat Hill , General Manager , for • GoOd Deal on 1 New or Uoed Vehicle. 992-1196 Middleport, o . �r·- -··-·- -·-·-·, 12- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Fridav. Mav 19, 1978 c----A;~;-1)-~;th~---- !I 1 · MRS. GLENNA UTILE Mrs . Glenna (Granny ) Little, 78, 581 1~ S. Fourth St., Middleport, died Thursday evening at Vete ran s Memorial Hospital following a lingering illness. Mrs. Little was born in Meigs County March 21. 1900, a daughter of the late Alfred and Nannie Belle Manley Frazier . She was also preceded in death by her husband, Vern in 1974, two sons, James and Starling, twin sisters and a brother. Surviving are six sisters, Mrs. Wayne !Dorothy ! Little, Co lumbus ; Mrs. Charles (Geneva) Wise, Mrs. Robert 1Kathleen ) Clonch, Mrs . Dwight t Eulonda l Haley, Mrs. Jack (Vivian ) Phillips. with whom she made her home, and Mrs. J ohn (Delores) Tyree, all of Middleport ; three sons, Marvin. Donald and Sid, all of Middleport ; a sister, Ilenea Little, Huntsville ; a brother. Ri chard Frazier, Russe ll Point ; 39 grandchildren; 79 great · grandchildren, and four great · 'great : grandchildren . Several nieces and nephews also survive. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Motorist charged Walter E. Morris, 36, Rt. 3, 1 Pomeroy. was charged with Silver Run Baptist Church DWI following a traffic ac· with the Rev . George Oiler cident at 9:45p.m. Thursday officiating . Burial will be in on SR 7, nine tenths of a mile Miles Cemetery . Friends north of the Gallia County may call at the Rawlings- line. Coats Funeral Home any Th e Gallia-Meigs Post time after 10 a.m. Saturday. State Highway Patrol said Morris lost control of his ca r. The accident is still under DELL LUCKADOO investigation. Dell Luckadoo, 2943 South Field Drive, Columbus, died Wednesday at his residence. AAUW TO MEET Mr. Luckadoo was born The Middleport · Pomeroy Dec. 17, 1884, in Rutland the Area Branch of Uie American son of the late Issiah and Association of Uni ver sily Melinda Powell Luckadoo. Women will meet Tuesday at He married the former Anna 7:30 p.m. at the Mei~s Mae Watts who preceded him Museum. Hometown culture in death in 1965. and creativity will be Mr. Luckadoo was a coal presented by Mrs. Maxine miner most of his life. Philson and Mrs. Dorothy Mr. Luckadoo is survived Oliver. Hostesses will be Mrs. by a grandda ughter, Roberta Wilson , Mrs. Elizabeth (Clifford ) Harris; Dorothy Woodard, Mrs. Kate grandso ns, William K. Jarrell. and Mrs. Jea nette (Mariko) Harris, Cincinnati, Thomas. There will be a Robert A. · (Katherine l silent auction . Brown, Columbus, Eugene E. (Katherine ) Brown, Los Angeles ; 16 great· grandchildren, seven great· REVIVAL CONTINUES great grandchildren , A revival is continuing at nephews, Curtis Luckadoo, Rutland , Arnold !Florence ) the St. Paul United Methodist Richards, Middleport, Carl Church in Tuppers Plains. Lu ckadoo and Francis Services are at 7:30 each Luckadoo, both of Los evening with a guest minister speaking. Special music on Angeles. Memorial services will be Friday evening (tonight ) will held Monday at 2 p.m. at the be provided by the Walker Funeral Home in Gospeltones and on Saturday Rutland with burial in Miles evening the Layman 's Cemetery. The Rev . Amos Quartet will be featured . The Tillis will officiate. Rev . Ri chard Th oma s, Friends may .ca ll Sunday pastor, invites the public. from Ito 3 p.m. at the J. W. Ross Funeral Home, 950 E. ~ Broad Street at Miami, Columbus. Friends may call at the Walker Funeral Home after 7 p.m. Sunday. In crea s in g cloudin ess Saturday, with a chance of showers or thundershowers SHIRLEY M. SHEPARD by evening. Highs in the Shirley M. Shepard, Langs- upper 70s. Probability of ville, died at her residence pr ec ipit ati on ncar ze ro this morning . percent today, 10 percent Mrs. Shepard was born at tonight , 40 percent Saturday . Dorset. Ohio Oct. 13, 1929, the daughter of the late Arthur and Goldie Timms. She was also preceded in death by one brother, Eugene Timms. EXTENDED FORECAST She is survived by her A chance of showers husband , Ronald G. Shepard, Sunday and fair but a Utile one brother , Arthur Timms, cooler Monday and Jr ., and one sister, Margaret Tuesday. Highs will be In Dew ey, both of Chardin, the 70s and lows will range Ohio. from the Ul!~r 40s to the Memorial servic,es will be mid 50s. held Sunday at 7: 30 p.m. at Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's .... :>:::::::::,:::::::::::::·:<::<<<:::::·.:<;.:: :·:·:::· Witnesses, Rvtland. Weather __ E ......... -- .., __ _ ........ .. At our Kawasaki Good Times Open House, just 99 cents gets you this terrific -looking Good Times T-sh irt . And while you 're there, you can take a free look at all that's new and hot from Kawasaki for 1978. Come join the fun May 12 and 13 ... and start your good times rolling . NAME OMITIED , Diana Massa r, a senior at Eastern High School, will be appearing with the vocal chorus for the final time with ot her seniors on Tuesday eve nin g when the group present s a concert at the high schoo l auditorium . Miss Massar's name was omitted from an ea rlier list of seniors. Kawasaki Good TlmM Open HouH Extended Thru May 20th OPEN TIL 7 P.M. MAY 19&20 J&R SPORT SHOP ,, ,. l u• MAY ••• ' " ' • •• '"~ ,, , '"' BAKE SALE The United Methodist Women of the Rutland Church will have a bake sale at tile Rutland Department Store, Saturday beginning at 9 a.m. I Social : : Calendar I MONDAY RACINE Chapter 134 OES Monday 7:30p.m. There will be initiation of two can!lidales. Officers to wear formals. Members are to bring co vered di sh for refreshment s. NAMES NEEDED Eastern Alumni Association is in need of names and addresses of the class of 1977. Anyone having the above information or are interested in attending the banquet and dance on May 27 are asked to contact Mrs. Avice Spencer, Rt. I, Long Bottom or ca ll 985-4296. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL Sharon Smith, Pomeroy, was admitted today to University Hospital, Means Hall, for observation and treatments. OPERATING THE break drum latile is only one of the tasks experienced by Andy Doczl and J · junior Auto Mechanics class this year. FILES FOR DIVORCE Robert Hatfield , Rl. 4, Pomeroy, filed suit for divorce against Anne Hal· field, Rt. I . Middleport, in Meigs Co unty Common Pleas Court . programs students for · Hospital News Veterans Memorial Hospital Admitted - Marvin Darst, Pomeroy; . Melinda Barnett. Pomeroy ; Lelah Shenefield, Vinton: Nellie Lemley. Port· land . Discharged - Paul VanCooney, Tony McCoy .. Gamet Potts, Donald Anncntroul, Zelma Hawley, Salem Yates, Rochelle Davis. Marvin Darst, Jonnie Meadows. Holzer Medical Center 1Discharges May 18) Ossie Auxier, Lewis ·Bowen, Dclcic Butcher. Marjie Davis. Oscar Dyer, David Eakins, Lex ie Easton, Joa nn e E win g, Sherri Frederi ck. Carl Gorby , William Holt , Mary Layne, Margaret McComb , Grace Men·e r. Hosetla Minni s, Kenn eth Miranda. Jann a Myers, Fred Paxton. Robyn Randolph , Mrs. Delmar Reed and son, Rebecca Smith , Kimberly Swon ger, Ruc k Walt ers, Maria Watkins. !Births May 18) · Mr. and Mrs. Ga ry Short , a son, Letart . · TODD MORROW and Mark Michaels discuss a drawing during Drafting Lab. Almost half of the vocational programa High School are in the area of Tr Occupations. Auto Mechanics, Cornn1unllcat Welding, Mine Maintenance, Drafting. and all junior-senior two-year programs. The major objective of trade and 'ind~tat.r. prepare workers for entry employment at with the necessary educational ruwk llr<ILII'IIi within the occupation and its related aru includes occupational skills, techrucal attitudes, work attitudes, and occupational The T & I area .is thought to be vocational education service area . organizational patterns employed 111 this shop and academic subjects. Students spend four hours a day 111 th two periods in related instruction in addlll subjects which may be required ()( vocationa l students will b'l'aduate from or more credits. T & I students are also encouraRed to of the Vocational Industrial lub ol primary purposes of this organization character development and promotion (I( ship, service, and professionalism. The T & I programs are open to all who wish to enter during their junlOI' ) II' will be a junior in high school next ) t enter aT & I program should talk to lht his or her high school. PAULA KLOES receives a hair style by Beverly Bishop in the senior Cosmetology Lab. TREEING CONTEST The Shade River Coonhunters Assn. will have a treeing contest at 7 p.m. Saturday . A coon hunt will follow the meeting. Support 1 ., , 123456 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28293031 MAKE THIS THE LAST MONTH THAT YOU RISK HAVING YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY CHECK (ConUnued from page 1) assisting are Paul Gerard, Gail Hovatt er, Phyllis Dugan , Don Hunnel , Pat Wood, and Elizabeth Lohse. A concentrated effort will be made to inform the public, answer questi ons , and present fact s related to the operation of the schools ln the upeomlng weeks. Any interested persons wishing to assist or have questions answered are invited to a mee tin g on Tuesday, Ma y 30, 7:30p.m. at the Meigs Junior High School. BUTCH PETIIT and Steve Arnold team up on a piece of equipment in the Mine Maintenance class . LOST. STOLEN OR MISPLACED Have 1t sent d1rectly to our bank where it will be cred1ted to your account immedi· ately . We'll help w1th the details. pomeroy rutland tuppers plains . J-..' pomeroy nationa bank the bank of the century established 1872 A11aerittR . Good Reds trade Murray for outfielder CINCINNATI (UP! ) - The Cincinnati Reds today traded relief pitcher Da le Murray to th e New York Mets for outfielder Ken Henderson. Henderson, 3!, has been sidelined since Aprill2 with a toe injury but Reds offi cials toda y said Henderson is "now healthy and ready to play aga in." Appea ring in only seven ga mes this season for the M eL~. Henderson hit .227, with one homer, two doubles and four RBis. Murray , 28, was 1-1 for the Reds this season and had two saves in 15 relief appearances. On Wednesday night against Montreal in extra innings, Murray made a wild pitch that allowed the wlnning Expos' run to come home from tilird base. Murray's trade means the Reds have now parted with both players ·they received from Montreal two years ago in the controver~al trading of Tony Perez. In exchange.for Perez and pitcher Will McEnaney, the Reds got Murray and pitcher Woodie Fr¥Jllan, who qulllhe team the middle of last season. Henderson, a switch-hitter, played previously for San Francisco the White Sox, Atlanta and Texas. Henderson Injured a toe on his left foot just after the current season started when he hit the fence at Shea a drive off Elberfelds In Porno•.. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 SPECIAL WEEKEND SA~ 1 'S bl · Sale prices on men's light weight jackets · "''~s chambray work shirts - Wembley ties · men's pajarfl sport shirts. ,ptl Big savings, too, on table covers - ready made dr · shor ts · junior dresses .· little boys' shirts - Lant Channel Master component sets. SHOP SATURDAY 9:30 AM TO 5 Elberfelds In Pom � 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 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 19, 1978 frazier little luckadoo shepard timms